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Firearms and Guns Act, 1931-1953.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Esneltency The Hoanurable Sir JohnTO WIT, J Patrick DaRer, Knight Csnnsnander of the Most

JOHN PATRICK OWUER, Distitguished Under of Saint Michael andLieutenant.Sovernor. Saint SeonSs, Lieutenant-Snuennnna,d Adinis.

11.5.] tnator in and acer the Saute of Western Aus-tralia and its Dependencies Is tile Commonwealth

of Australia.

WHEREAS by section 4 of the Firearms and GunsAct, 1531-1553, it is provided, inter aliaS, that sub-ject as therein mentioned, section 5 of that Actshall not apply, so far as regards firesrms otherthan pistols, in any portion of the State not par-ticularly specified in paragraph (3) of section 4unless the Governor by Proclamation from timeto time declares it to apply to any portion or por-tions not so specified; and whereas under and byvirtue of a Proclamation published in the Govern-ment Gazette on the 20th November, 1053, section5 of the Act was declared so to apply, inter aba,in all that area comprised svithin the boundariesof the Eucla Division of the State more particu-larly described in section 28 of the Land Act, 1933-1950: Now, therefore, I, the Lieutenant-Governor,acting with the advice and consent of the Execu-tive Council, do hereby declare that, subject to theprovisions of section 4 of the Firearms and GunsAct, 1931-1053, section 5 of that Act continues toapply in the Eucla Division of this State asdescribed in the Proclamation published in theGovernment Gazette on the 20th November, 1953,except in that portion of the Division which to Eastof the 123rd meridian of East longitude.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal ofthe said State at Perth, this 22nd day ofAugust, 1056.

By His Excellency's Command,(Sgd.) J. J. BRADY,

Minister for Police.GOD SAVE THE QUEEN I I I

OF

WESTERN AUSTRALIA(Psablishd by AAtlaenity at 3.30 pee.)

CREGISTERE5 loT THE GENERAL POST OFFICe, PERTH. FOR TRUNSRtSSt5N BY POST AS 0 NEWSPOPER.t

W)Seat Products (Prices Fixation) Act, 1930-1039.

PROCLAMATION.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 5 By His Excellency The Hoeacnubtn Sit JohnTO WIT, I Patniok Doysr, Knight Commander of the Most

JOHN PATRICI< DRIVER, OioOingoiohod Oxden of Saint Miohun) uxdLinute,axt.Stoexnan. Saint Scone, LieuOn,ont.Souensor cod Adniiais

LL.5.I tnotsri505d over the Stole 51 Westeno Ava.tnallo Had its Eepeodesnino in Its Cxmm000nylthi

of Auotnglia.

WHEREAS it is enacted, inter alia, by section 15of the Wheat Products (Prices Fixation) Act,1030-1939, that the Governor may from time totime, on the recommendation of the Wheat ProductsPrices Committee, constituted pursuant to the Act,by Proclamation fix the minimum and the maxi-nouns price at which substances included in thedefinition of wheat products may be sold in theState, or in any specified part of the State, bythe manufacturer thereof or by any person, andthat the Governor may from time to time revokeor vary any Proclamation under the section by asubsequent proclamation; said whereas the Gov-ernor by Proclamation dated the 0th day of August,1056 and published in the Goveruncsexof Garmtte onthe 10th day of August, 1958, fixed the prices atwhich bread, being a wheat product within thymeaning of the Act, may be ovid by any person inthe various parts of the State specified In thatProclamation; and whereas it is now considerednecessary and expedient to vary that Proclamation:Now, therefore, I, the Lieutenant-Governor andAdministrator, acting with the advice and consentof the Executive Council and on the recommenda-tion of the Wheat Products Prices Committee, andin exercise of the posver in this behalf conferredupon one by the Act dcx hereby vary the Proclama-tion dated the 8th day of August, 1556, made pur-suant to that Act and published in the GovernmentGazette on the 10th day of August, 1956, by

(1) substituting for paragraphs (a) and (b) ofthe First Schedule the following paragraphs-

No. 74] PERTH: FRIDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER. [1956.

2222 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

(a) in the Perth Metropolitan Area, excludingRottnest Island and Garden Island is

(2) substituting for paragraphs (a), (b) and (c)of the Second Schedule the fol owing paragraphs

(a) in respect of delivery towns

(3) amending paragraph (d) of the SecondSchedule as follows:

substitftting for the figures and symbols"Is. 6d." and "lSs." appearing in subpara-graph (A) of subparagraph (i) the figuresand symbols "Is. 9d." and "15s. 6d." re-spectively;substituting for the figures and symbols"Is." and "14s." appearing in subparagraph(B) of subparagraph (i) the figures andsymbols ' 75. 3d." and "14s. 6d." respec-tively.

(4) substituting for the Third Schedule thefollowing Schedule:

Third Schedule.iCalgoorlie-Boulder Area.

The maximum price at which bread may be soldwithin the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Area Is

(5) substituting foi paragraph (a) of the FourthSchedule the following paragraph

(a) in respect of sales of bread within theboundaries of the townsites specified here-under as foflows:-

September, 1956.By His Excelle cy's Command,

W. HEGNEY,Minister for Labour.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

[7 September, 1956.

Sales by Retail.Sales by

\Vholesale.Gash Sale. Booked Sale.

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held inthe Executive Council Chambers at Perth the 22ndday of August, 1956, the following Orders in Coun-cil were authorised to be issued:

Child Welfare Act, 1947-1955.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

WHEREAS by section 19 (2) (a) of the ChildWelfare Act, 1947-1955, it is provided that theGovernor may appoint such persons, male orfemale, as he may think fit, to be members of anyparticular Children's Court and may determinethe respective seniorities of such members: Now,therefore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council doth hereby ap-point the person named in the Schedule hereto tobe a Member of the Children's Court at the placementioned

Schedule.Eusselton.Norman Sydney Wrigglesworth..

vice Norman P. Crouch.(Sgd.) R. H. DOIG,

ClerIc of the Council.

Description. Sales byWholes ale.

Sales by Retail.

Cash Sale. BookedSale.

Bread-llb.loaf ........211). loaf

Per doz.s. d.

6 913 6

Per loaf.s. d.

0 31 34

Per loaf.s. d.

0 511 4

(b) at Rottnest Island and Garden Island is

Description.

Sales by Retail.

ClashSale.

BookedSale.

Bread-llb.loaf ................21b.loaf

Per loaf.s.d.

0 841 41

Per loaf,s.d.

0 91 5

Description. Sales byWholesale.

Sales by Retail.

Cash Sale. Booked.Sale.

Bread-llb.loaf21b.loaf

Per doz.s.d.

7 314 6

Per loaf.s.d.

0 81 4

Per leaf.s.d.

0 841 44

(b) in respect of non-delivery towns


Sales by Retail.


Bread-llb.loaf2lb.loaf

Per dos.s. d.

6 913 6

Per loaf.s. d.

0 7l1 3

Per loaf.s. d.

0 81 34

(c) in respect of the town of Ravensthorpe-


Sales by Retail.


Bread-lIb. loaf21b.loaf

Per dos.s. d.

7 314 6

Per loaf.s. d.

0 81 4

Per loaf.s. d.

0 841 44

1 lb.oavesPerdoz.

2 lb.oavesPerdoz.

Per Per1 lb. 2 lb.loaf. loaf.

Per1 lb.loaf.

Per2 lb.loaf.

s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. d. 5. d.Esperanco 73 14 6 1 3l 81 4Norseman 73 14 6 1 34 1 4Coolgardie 79 15 6 1 44 9 1 5Marvel Loch 78 14 6 1 34 81 1 4Southern Cross 73 14 6 1 34 81 I 4Bullfinch 73 14 6 1 33 84 1 4Leonora 79 15 6 1 44 9 1

Gwalia 83 16 6 1 54 91 6I 1 64 10 1

Meekatharra 7 9 iS 6 1 44 9 1 SMount Magnet 7 9 15 6 1 44 9 1 SCarnarvon 3 3 16 0 15 0 I 54Wittenoom

Gorge 1 'S 104 81Broome I 1 74 101 1 S

Given under my hand n the Public Seal ofthe said State, at P r h, this Fifth day of

Description. Sales byWholesale

Sales by Retail.


Per doz. Per loaf. Per loaf.s. d. s. d. s. d.

Breadjib, loaf 6 71 0 71 OS2 lb. loaf 13 3 1 3 1 84

Town Planning and Development Act, 1929-1955.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

T.P.B., R.P. 293/1/56.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator, acting with theadvice and consent of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of theMetropolitan Region (Perth and Fremantle) Interim Development Order No. 1,made by the Minister for Town Planning pursuant to the provisions of section IAof the Town Planning and Development Act, 1926-195's, and set out in theSchedule hereunder.

(Sgd.) R. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

SCHEDULE.

METROPOLITAN REGION (PERTH AND FREMANTLE) INTERIMDEVELOPMENT ORDER No. 1.

1.Interpretation.In this order, unless the context otherwise requires

"dwelling" means a building or part of a building which provides, oris designed for use as, self-contained living accommodation for asingle family;

"drive-in theatre" means a theatre which is specially designed toaccommodate in the open air a large proportion of the spectatorsor audience in motor vehicles;

"fiat building" means a building or part of a building containing twoor more separate flats or dwelling units each of which provides,or is intended, adapted or designed for use as, self-contained livingaccommodation for a single family;

"industry" means the carrying out of any process for or incidentaltothe making, altering, repairing, or ornamentation, paint-ing, finishing, cleaning, packing or canning, or adaptingfor sale, or breaking up or demolition of any article orpart of any article, andthe winning, processing and treatment of minerals, andthe generation of electricity or the production of gas, andthe manufacture of edible goods for human or animalconsumption

being a process carried on in the course of trade or business forgain, other than operations connected with-

the carrying out of agriculture;site works on buildings, works or land; andin the case of the manufacture of goods referred to insubparagraph (d) above, the preparation on the premisesof a shop of food for sale,

and includes, when carried out on land upon which the processis carried out, and in connection 'with that process, the storage ofgoods, any work of administration or accounting, the sale of goodsresulting from the process and the use of land for the amenity ofpersons engaged in the process;

"Interim Development Map" means the set of maps referred to inparagraph 4 of this order;

"lot" means a portion of land depicted on a plan or diagram publiclyexhibited in the public office of the Department of Lands andSurveys, or deposited in the Office of Titles or Registry of Deeds,either before or after the coming into operation of this order, andfor which a separate Crown grant or Certificate of Title can beissued; and includes any portion of land depicted as a lot on asubdivisional plan or diagram approved, either before or after thecoming into operation of this order, by the Town Planning Boardor the Surveyor General, but not so exhibited or deposited;

"motel" means a building, group of buildings or place designed toaccommodate visitors on the same basis as a hotel or boardinghouse but in which special provision is made for the accommodationof visitors with motor vehicles;

"permitted development" means any class of development referred to inparagraph 9 of this order and which does not require approvalunder this order but is subject to local authority town planningschemes, by-laws and other provisions of law;

"Special Industry" means any trade listed in the Second Schedule tothe Health Act, 1911 (as amended) ; and includes any other tradedeclared by proclamation to be offensive in accordance with theprovisions of section 186 of that Act;

"the Act" means the Town Planning and Development Act, 1926-1955;"wholesale warehousing" or "retail warehousing" means any building

or enclosed land or part of a building or of an enclosed piece ofland used for the storage of goods and the carrying out of com-mercial transactions involving the sale of such goods by wholesaleor by retail respectively.

7 September, 1956.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 2223

2224 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 september, 1956.

2.Application.This order applies to that part of the metropolitan region, within the

meaning of the Act, which Is bounded by the Indian Ocean and the heavy blackbroken line depicted on the Interim Development Map referred to in this order.

3.Administering Authority.The authority responsible for administering this order is the Town Planning

Board subject however to those provisions of this order delegating certainpowers of the Board to a local authority.

4.Interim Development Map.This order shall be read in conjunction with the set of eleven maps

numbered one to eleven comprised in ten sheets which shall be known jointlyas the Interim Development Map and which are more fully described in thisparagraph.

Each sheet is stamped with the words 'Metropolitan Region (Perth andFremantle) Interim Development Order No. 1" and countersigned by theChairman of the Town Planning Board.

A copy of the Interim Development Map is available for inspection bythe public free of charge together with copies of this order at the followingplaces

Town Planning Board Office, 31 Malcolm Street, Perth. The office ofeach local authority included within the scope of this order andas listed in Appendix V. of this order during the normal hours ofbusiness.

The Interim Development Map indicates by the different notationsshown on each sheet the various proposals in the proposed town planning schemefor the Metropolitan Region as follows

On Maps 1-8 inclusive and on Map 11Notation 1.Heavy oblique hatchingProposed reservation for public

purposes.Notation 2.Heavy black line edgingProposed reservation for public

purposes as roads and railways.On Maps 9 and 10

Notations 1 and 2.Heavy oblique hatchingProposed reservationsfor public purposes including roads and railways.

On Maps 1-11 inclusiveNotation 3.Vertical hatchingProposed industrial areas.Notation 4.Cross hatchingProposed special industrial area.Notation 5.Light oblique hatchingProposed areas for urban develop-

ment.Notation 6.UnflatchedProposed areas for rural development.The provisions of this order vary in the areas covered by the different

notations as amplified In this order.

5.Approval under this Order Required for Certain Development.The carrying out of any development (other than permitted development

as set out in paragraph 9 of this order) on land within the scope of this orderis prohibited unless approval is first obtained in accordance with the provisionsof paragraph 6 of this order in addition to any other permission or approvalwhich may otherwise be required by law.

6.Application For, and Grant of, Approval.No person shall carry out development (other than permitted develop-

ment as set out in paragraph 9 of this order) on land within the scope of thisorder until he has applied for approval from the local authority In whose areathe proposed development is to be situated and has received from the localauthority the written approval or conditional approval of the Town PlanningBoard or the local authority in accordance with the provisions of the Act andthis order.

Application shall be made by or on behalf of the owner of the land induplicate in Form 3 prescribed In Appendix I. to this order and shall beaccompanied by three copies of a plan or plans drawn to scale illustrating theproposed development and its location and indicating the type and constructionof any buildings or works proposed.

Where any application is required by the provisions of paragraph 1 ofthis order to be referred for decision to the Town Planning Board the localauthority shall forthwith forward one copy of the application and two copiesof the plan or plans to the Town Planning Board for consideration, but whereapproval for the development could not in any case be granted by reason of anystatutory or other provisions (not being the provisions of this order) such astown planning schemes, by-laws, or other enactments, the application shall notbe forwarded to the Town Planning Board but shall be returned to the applicantby the local authority and the reason for return stated.

(ci) In the case of applications forwarded to the Town Planning Board forconsideration the Board shall return to the local authority in duplicate its

pproval, conditional approval, or refusal as the case may be in Form 4 asprescribed in Appendix II. to this order together with one copy of the plan orplans and the local authority shall issue one copy of Form 4 and the plan or plansto the apr licant as the decision of the Town Plannning Board.

7 September, 1956.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2225

(e) Where under the provisions of paragraph 7 of this order the localauthority Is not required to forward the application to the Town Planning Boardfor decision the application shall be dealt with by the local authority in accord-ance with the terms of this order and the approval, conditional approval, orrefusal of the local authority shall be issued to the applicant In Form 4 togetherwith one copy of the plan or plans.

7.General Provisions.(a) No building permit under its building by-laws shall be granted or

approved, by a local authority, which involves the erection, within the area towhich this order applies, of more than one dwelling or one fiat building andthe outbuildings appropriate thereto on a single lot, unless the written approvalof the Town Planning Board is first obtained.

(b) Every application for development of the following classes shall bereferred by the local authority to the Town Planning Board for decision

Race Courses, Trotting Tracks, Drive-in Theatres and Motels (withinthe area to which this order applies).

Industry or Special Industry (within the areas covered by notation 6).(c) The decisions of the Town Planning Board or any local authority made

under the provisions of subparagraph (e) of paragraph 6 or of paragraph 7 ofthis order or of the Minister on an appeal from any of those decisions of theBoard or the local authority over-ride and prevail over any provisions of a townplanning scheme or town planning by-law in force on or after the coming intooperation of this order and which is inconsistent with those decisions.

(d) Every application for development within an area oovered by eithernotation 1 or notation 2 or by both notations 1 and 2 on the interim Develop-ment Map shall be referred by the local authority to the Town Planning Boardfor decision, except in cases where it is provided in paragraph 6(c) of this orderthat approval for the development could not in any case be granted.

(e) Every application for development within an area covered by notation3 in the Interim Development Map (other than development referred to insubparagraph (b) of this paragraph) shall be dealt with by the local authorityand not referred to the Town Planning Board for decision, but no developmentshall be approved by the local authority for purposes other than those of anindustry (not being a Special Industry) and of wholesale warehousing or retailwarehousing, excepting the erection of a dwelling and the outbuildings appro-priate thereto on any lot which had been depicted on a plan or diagrampublicly exhibited in the public office of the Department of Lands and Surveysor deposited in the Office of Titles or Registry of Deeds, or approved as a lotprior to the coming into operation of this order, but not more than one suchdwelling shall be erected on each such lot and then only if its erection ispermissible under a town planning scheme or town planning by-laws in forcein that area.

(f) Every application for development within an area covered by notation4 on the Interim Development Map (other than development referred to insubparagraph (b) of this paragraph) shall be dealt with by the local authorityand not referred to the Town Planning Board for decision, but no such develop-ment shall be approved, unless it is for the purposes of a Special Industry,excepting the erection of a dwelling and the outbuildings appropriate theretowhere the local authority is satisfied that the dwelling is essential for theaccommodation of staff required in connection with the proper care andsupervision of that industry.

(g) No approval under this order is required for the carrying out ofdevelopment within an area covered by notations 5 and 6, excepting develop-ment referred to in subparagraph (b) of this paragraph, but the provisions ofthis subparagraph do not exempt a person from the requirement, if any, toobtain permission or approval for development under any other provision oflaw.

8.Development by Public or Local Authority.Any public luthority or local authority intending to carry out develop-

ment (other than permitted development) within the area covered by this orderis required to tonsult the Town Planning Board in writing and to supply suchinformation as may be necessary to explain the proposal.

The development shall not be commenced until the Town PlanningBoard, after consultation where necessary with the local authority in whosearea the development is proposed, advise the authority either that the develop-ment is in conformity with the proposed town planning scheme for theMetropolitan Region or can be co-ordinated with it; but before so advising theBoard may require modification to the development.

In the event of the modification not being acceptable to the authority,the development shall not be commenced but the matter shall be referred tothe Minister by the Town Planning Board for determination by the Governoras provided by subsection (9) of section 7A of the Act.

9.Permitted Development.The following classes of development do not require approval under this

order and are subject only to local authority town planning schemes, by-lawsand other provisions of law:-

(i) Development by public authorities and local authorities for thepurpose of their undertaking or functions on land owned by them atthe time of coming Into operation of this order, other than landwithin the area covered by notation 2 on the Interim DevelopmentMap.

2226 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 September, 1956.

Construction, reconstruction, repair and maintenance of roads,railways, pipe lines, service mains, sewerage and drainage lines bypublic and local authorities on any public road way or reserve oron any reserve or easement established for the purpose.Within the areas covered by notations 5 and 6 on the InterimDevelopment Map all classes of development other than the classesreferred to in subparagraph (b) of paragraph 7 of this order.Within the areas covered by notations 1, 2, 3 and 4 on the InterimDevelopment Map extensions of or alterations, renovations ormaintenance to existing buildings within the curtilage of the landon which such buildings stand provided that the floor space of anysuch building or group of buildings is not increased thereby by morethan 50 per cent.

10.Existing Use.No provision in this Order shall prevent the continued use of any land or

building for the purposes for which the land or building was being lawfullyused at the time of the coming into operation of this order or shall preventthe carrying out of any development for which immediately prior to the cominginto operation of this order, a permit or permits if any, required under this orany other Act authorising the development to be carried out had been obtainedand was current.

11.Appeals.In the event of a person being aggrieved by the refusal of approval

or by the conditions subject to which approval is granted in respect of anapplication for permission to carry out development under this order, he mayappeal to the Minister against the decision. The appeal must be lodged inaccordance with the provisions of subparagraph (c) of this paragraph withinsixty days after the refusal or conditional approval is served on him.

Where the Town Planning Board or a local authority excercising thepowers of the Town Planning Board under this order fails to grant approvalto an application for permission to carry out development within a period ofsixty days after receipt of the application by the local authority, the failureshall be regarded as a refusal of approval and a person aggrieved by suchrefusal may appeal to the Minister against the refusal The appeal must belodged in accordance with the provisions of subparagraph (c) of this paragraphwithin thirty days after the expiration of the period of sixty days from thereceipt of the application by the local authority.

Every appeal shall be in the form 5 prescribed in Appendix III to thisorder and shall state the grounds on which the appeal is made. It must belodged within the prescribed time at the office of the Town Planning Boardor at the office of the local authority concerned who shall forward it immediatelyto the Town Planning Board, for submission to the Minister.

12.Compensation.Where an application for permission to carry out development on land

within an area covered by notation 1 or notation 2 or by both notations 1 and 2is refused unconditionally or granted subject to conditions, the application shall,for the purposes of paragraph (a) of subsection (12) of section IA of the Act,be deemed to have been so refused or so conditionally granted on the groundthat the proposed town planning scheme for the metropolitan region is toinclude that land within a reservation for public purposes.

Where, under the provisions of subsection (12) of section 7A of theAct, compensation is claimed by a claimant, the claim for compensation shallbe made in writing in the form 6 prescribed in Appendix IV to this order andlodged by the claimant at the office of the Board not later than six monthsafter the date of the decision of the Minister made under the provisions ofsubsection (6) of that section.

Where, under the provisions of subsection (12) of section IA of theAct, the Crown is requested by a claimant to purchase the land injuriouslyaffected, the request shall be made in writing in the form 7 prescribed inAppendix IV to this order and lodged by the claimant at the office of the Boardnot later than one month after the date of the determination of compensationmade in accordance with the provisions of that subsection.

Office use only.Serial No.

Appendix I.Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1955.

METROPOLITAN REGION INTERIM DEVELOPMENT ORDER, No. 1.

Form 3.Municipality/Road District of

Application for Approval to Commence Development.

Owner's NameSurname Christian names

Address in full:

Subniltted by:

Address for Correspondence:

Locality of Development:Plan

Titles Office description of land: Lot No. orDiagram.

Location No. Certificate of Title Vol. Folio.

State type of development proposedor

Describe briefly the proposed development.State cost of proposed developmentState estimated time of completionThree copies of the Building Plan and Site Plan of the proposal are submittedwith this application.Signed by the owner of the land

DateNote :This form to be submitted in duplicate together with copies of the Plans

requested to the Office of the Council or Road Board in whose area thedevelopment is proposed.

Office useonly

Serial No.Appendix II.

Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1955.METROPOLITAN REGION INTERIM DEVELOPMENT ORDER No. 1.

Form 4.Municipality/Road District of

Approval to commence developmentRefusal of Approval

Owner's name: Surname Christian Names

Address:

Approval to commence development In accordance with the Applicationdated and the attached Plans is

approved subject to the following conditions:refused

This approval is valid for a period of only.If development is not completed within this period a fresh approval must beobtained before commencing or continuing with development.

Si n d Secretaryg e ChairmanTown Planning Board

Town ClerkSecretary

Please quoteSerial numberon form 4.

Appendix III.Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1955.

METROPOLITAN REGION INTERIM DEVELOPMENT ORDER No. 1.Form 5.

Municipality/Road District ofAppeal Against Refusal by Town Planning Board/Local Authority

to Allow Development.To the Hon. Minister for Town Planning:

In accordance with the provisions of the Act and of paragraph 11 of theInterim Development Order No. 1 I hereby appeal against the decision of theTown Planning Board's/Local Authority's conditional ap7oval of my application

to commence development on Lot No. Location No.Plan No. Certificate of Title Vol. Fol.

on the following grounds:Signed by the owner of the land

Date

NOTE.This form to be lodged at the office of the Council or Road Board inwhose area the development is proposed or at the office of the TownPlanning Board, 31 Malcolm St., Perth.



Appendix IV.Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1955.

METROPOLITAN REGION INTERIM DEVELOPMENT ORDER No. 1.Form 6.

CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION FOR INJURIOUS AFFECTION.To the Hon. Minister for Town Planning:

Iof

Give full being the owner of the following landTitles Officedescription.

the nature of my interest therein being

Give date hereby give notice that the said land has been injuriously affectedand serial N0.by a decision dated Serial No.on Form 4conveying made by the Town Planning Board or the local authority under thedecision. Metropolitan Region Interim Development Order No. 1 (suchGive reasons decision having been upheld on appeal to you) by reason of thewhy land is followinginjuriouslyaffected bythe decision.

and consequently I hereby claim the sum of £as compensation for such injurious affection made up as follows

I will produce documentary evidence of my title to the saidland if and when called upon to do so.

Given under my hand this day of 19

(Signed)

NOTEThis form to be lodged at the office of the TownPlanning Board, 31 Malcolm Street, Perth.

Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1955,METROPOLITAN REGION INTERIM DEVELOPMENT ORDER No. 1,

Form 7REQUEST TO PURCHASE.

To the Hon. Minister for Town Planning:Iof

Give full being the owner of the following landTitles Officedescription.

the nature of my interest therein beinghereby request that, in lieu of the payment to nae of the compensationfor injurious affection of the said land as determined by

(here state by whom compensationwas determined)on (here state date ofdetermination) in accordance with the provisions of section 7A (12)of the above Act, the Crown purchase the said land for the sum of£ which sum is made up as follows

I will produce all documents relating to my title to the said land,which are in my custody, possession, or power if and when calledupon to do so.

Given under my hand this day of 19

(Signed)

Appendix V.

Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1955.METROPOLITAN REGION INTERIM DEVELOPMENT ORDER No. 1.

Local Authority areas covered by this Order.Municipalities

ClaremontCottesloeCity of FremantleEast FremantleNedlandsNorth FremantleGulldfordMidland JunctionCity of PerthSouth PerthCity of Subiaco

Road Districts-BassendeanEayswaterBelmont ParkCanningCockburnMelvilleKwlnanaMosman ParkPeppermint Grove,PerthSwanGosnellsWannerooDarling RangeMundaringArmadale-KelmscottRockinghamSerpentine-Jarrandale

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1928-1955.

IN accordance with the provisions of subsection (2) of section IA of the TownPlanning and Development Act, 1928-1955, and by direction of the Ministerfor Town Planning, a summary as set out hereunder of the Metropolitan Region(Perth and Fremantle) Interim Development Order No. 1 made pursuant tothe provisions of section IA of that Act is hereby published for general in-formation.

Summary.

1. The Metropolitan Region (Perth and Fremantle) Interim DevelopmentOrder No. 1 contains provisions, inter alia:-

That the order applies to that part of the Metropolitan Regionspecified in the Order.That, subject as therein stated, the Town Planning Board is theAuthority responsible for its administration.

Cc) That the Order is to be read in conjunction with the Interim De-velopinent Map as described therein.

Cd) That the carrying out of certain development on land within thescope of the Order without approval as stated therein is pro-hibited.

Ce) Relating to the application for, and grant of approval for, develop-ment other than development permitted by the Order.Relating to the grant or approval of certain building permits bylocal authorities.Requiring applications for certain classes of development to be re-ferred by local authorities to the Town Planning Board.That certain decisions authorised by this Order prevail over cer-tain town planning schemes or by-laws inconsistent with thosedecisions.

Ci) That subject to the provisions of this Order, applications for certainkinds of development shall be dealt with by the local authorityand not referred to the Town Planning Board for decision.That no approval is required under this Order for the carryingout of certain development.Relating to development by a public or local authority.

(1) Relating to certain development permitted by this Order.Cm) Relating to the continuance of the lasvful use of land and buildings.

Relating to appeals against refusal of approval for developmentor against conditions subject to which approval to carry out de-velopment is granted.Relating to compensation.

2. The districts of the following local authorities are included wholly orpartially within the area affected by the Order:

MunicipalitiesClaremont.Cottesloe.City of FremantleEast Fremantle.Nedlands.North Fremantle.Guildford.Midland Junction.City of Perth.South Perth.City of Subiaco.


Road Districts-Bassendean.Bayswater.Belmont Park.Canning.Cockburn.Melville.Kw in an aMosman Park.Peppermint Grove.Perth.Swan.Gosnells.WannercoDarling Range.Mundaring.Armadale-Kelmscott.Rockingham.Serpentine-Jarrandale.

Copies of the Order, and of the Interim Development Map are avail-able for inspection by any person, free of charge, at the offices of the localauthorities listed above and at the office of the Town Planning Board, 31Malcolm Street, Perth, during the ordinary hours of business.

The Order has effect from and after the publication of this summaryin the Government Gazette.

J. A. HEPBURN,Town Planning Commissioner.

Premier's Department,Perth, 5th September, 1956.

IT is hereby notified for public information thatHis Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor and Ad-ministrator in Executive Council has been pleasedto approve of the appointment of Clement WilfredHonner, Esquire, of Narrogin, to be a Justice ofthe Peace for the Williams Magisterial District.

R. H. DOIG,Under Secretary, Ptemier's Department.

AUDIT ACT, 1904.Section 33.

The Treasury,Perth, 29th August, 1956.

THE following appointments, etc., have beenapproved :-

Receivers of Revenue.957/43Mrs. F, W. Van Zalm, for the Department

of Native Welfare, as from the 23rd August, 1956.The authority of Miss A. Sewell and Mrs. E. liar-wood has been cancelled.

Tsy. 267/53Mr. N. R. Myers, for the Departmentof Public Works for the period 6th August to the'7th September, during the absence on leave of Mr.It J. Matson.

Tsy. 218/48Mi's. A, Cook, for the MetropolitanWater Supply Department, as from the 20th Aug-ust. The authority of Miss M. McGrath has beencancelled as from the same date.

Certifying Officer.Tsy. 906/40.Mr. O'Dea, for the State Govern-

ment Insurance Office for the period 15th Augusttn '7th September, 1956, inclusive.

H. W. BYFIELDUnder Treasurer.

LAND AGENTS ACT, 1921.Form No. 5.

Application for Transfer of a License.To the Court of Petty Sessions at Perth:

I, NORMAN EDWIN BARRETT, of 97 River Road,Roleystone, accountant, having attained the ageof 21 years, hereby apply on behalf of T. H. Blake& Co., a firm of which I am principal, for a trans-fer of a license to carry on the business of a landagent under the Land Agents Act, 1921, issued toJohn Norman Gibson Gartside, 24 Tuckett Street,Carlisle, land agent.

The principal place of business will be at 95 St.George's Terrace, Perth.

Dated the 24th day of August, 1956.N. E. BARRETT.

I, John Norman Gibson Gartside, of 24 TuokettStreet, Carlisle, land agent, the licensee, concur inthis application.

Dated the 24th day of August, 1956.JOHN N. a GARTSIDE.

Appointment of Hearing.I hereby appoint the 9th day of October, 1956,

at 10 o'clock in the forenoon as the time for thehearing of the foregoing application at the Courtof Petty Sessions at Perth.

Dated the 3rd day of September, 1956.A. F. N, SCHRODER,

Clerk of Petty Sessions.Objections to the granting of the license may

be served on the applicant and the Clerk of PettySessions at any time prior to seven days beforethe date appointed for the hearing.

Public Service Commissioner's Office,Perth, 5th September, 1956.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Execu-tive Council has approved of the following appoint-ments

Ex. Co. 1427, P.S.C. 389/56I. R. Dawes, RentCollector, State Housing Commission, to be Clerk,C-II-2, State Housing Accounts Section, AccountsBranch, as from 22nd August, 1956.

Ex. Co. 1427, P.S.C. 376/56A. L. Mackay, Clerk,Securities Section, State Housing Commission, tobe Clerk, C-Il-i, as from 22nd August, 1956.

Ex. Co. 1427, P.S.C. 898/56J. W. Green, Assist-ant Botanist, Department of Agriculture, to beBotanist, P-II-3/7, as from 22nd August, 1956.

Ex. Co. 1427L. A. Harrison, Manager, VegetableResearch Station, Department of Agriculture, tobe seconded to the Agriculture Protection Board,as from 3rd September, 1956.

And has amended the classification and titleof Item 1524/55, Administrative Officer and In-spector (Buildings and Supplies) C-II-9, Buildingand Supplies Section, Medical Department, occu-plied by W. S. Lonnie, to Administrative Officer,C-lI-jO, as from 1st July, 1956.

And has created, under section 32 of the PublicService Act, 1904-55, two positions in the ClericalDivision attached to the Medical Department asAdministrative Assistant, C-II-4, and Clerk, C-IV.,Building and Supplies Section.

H. E. SMITHPublic Service Commissioner.


Crown Law Department,Perth, 5th September, 1956.

THE Hon. Minister for Justice, pursuant to section13 (2) of the Local Courts Act, 1904-1954, has ap-pointed Constable Arthur Geoffrey Gee as Clerk ofthe Local Court at Donnybrook, vice Sergeant B. J.Clarke, transferred as from 25th August, 1956.

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has approved of thefollowing appointments:

Constable Arthur Geoffrey Gee as Bailiff of theDonnybrook Local Court vice Sergeant B. J. Clarke,transferred, ns from 25th August, 1956.

Constable William George Crane ns Bailiff of theNortham Local Court at Meokering vice ConstableArthur Geoffrey Gee transferred, as from 22ndAugust, 1956.

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has approved of theappointment of the following persons as Postal VoteOfficers for State Elections under the provisionsof section 90 of the Electoral Act, 1907-1953:-

Gascoyne District.McDonald, Yvonne Joy, Mangaroon Station, Car-

narvon, Married.

ICimberley District.Watts, Cecil Thomas, Spring Creek Station, do

Ord River, via Hall's Creek, Overseer.Watts, Dawn Lotus, Spring Creek Station, c/o Ord

River, via Hall's Creek, housewife.

(a) Applications also called outsido the Service under Section 24.

(5) The possession of an Accountancy qualification by examination will be regarded as an important factor whenjudging efficiency.

(a) The successful applicant must be prepared to undertake the Hospital Administration course of study.

Applications are called under section 3t of the Public Service Act, 1904-50, and are to be addressed to the Public ServiceCommissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads ofDepartments.

H. B. SMITH.7th September, 1956. Public Service Commissioner.

Pilbara District.Rowland, Edna May, Peedamulla Station, Onslow,

Housewife.Rowland, Rupert William, Peedamulla Station,

Onslow, Manager.

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has approved of theappointment of the following persons as Commis-sioners for Declarations under the Declarations andAttestations Act, 1913-1953:William Charles Bell,Palmyra; John Oliver Slatter, Innaloo; John Alex-ander McLean, Nedlands; Neltga Plant, Kalgoorlie.

B. C. GREEN,Under Secretary for Law.

BILLS ASSENTED TO.IT is hereby notified for public information thatHis Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor hasassented in the name and on behalf of Her Majestythe Queen, on the date stated, to the undermen-tioned Bills passed by the Legislative Counoil andthe Legislative Assembly during the first sessionof the Twenty-second Parliament, 1956.

Short Title of Bill, Date of Assent, Act No.Supply; 22nd August; I.Rents and Tenancies Emergency Provisions Act

Continuance; 3rd September; II.J. B. ROBERTS,

Clerk of the Parliaments.4th September, 1956.

7 september, 1956.] W.A. 223).GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department. Position. Class. Salary. DateReturnable.

1956.Labour Inspector, Grade 1, Factories Branch (a) G-II.-4 Margin £520-f565 8th September.

Do. Inspector, Grade 8, Factories l3raach (a) G-II.-l/2 Margin £295-f385 do.Premier's Clerk (Minister) C-II.-2/3 Margin £235-f335 do.

(F)Lands and Surveys Surveys Instructions Officer (Item 865/55) P-IL-6/7 Margia £700-f 880 do.Public Works District Officer, Water Supply Manjimup (a) G-II.-3 Margia £430-f475 do.Treasury Senior Pharmacist, Government Stores (Item P-II.-6 Nargin £700-f745 do.

122/55)Town Planning P]nnning Assistant (Item 2374/55) (a) P-II.--l/5 Margin £2954655 do.Agriculture ........ Manager, Vegetable Research Station, \Vc,n.

bley (Item 3539/55) (a)G-II.--2/3 Margin £3554475 do.

Tourist Bureau Clerk (Item 1625/55) C-Ir.-1 Margin £2954325 15th September.Agriculture Adviser, Grade 1 (District Officer, Bridge-

town)P-II.-8/9 Margin £925-f 1,060 do.

Child Welfare Clerk, Maintenance and Relief Section C-li-I Margin £2954325 do.Chief Secretary's ........ Liaison Officer, Supply and Shipping and C-lI.--7 Margin £790-f 880 do.

North-West Branches (Item 1281/55)Medical and Health Cleric Assistant (Item 1533/55) (b) (c) C-JI.-4 Margin £520-2565 do.State Housing Commission Public Relations Officer C-fr-s Margin £6104655 do.Agriculture Technician, Grade 3, Tobncco Research C-11.-l/2 Margin £295-f 385 do.

Station, Manjimup (Item 3450/55) (a)Treasury Assessor, Grade 2 (Items 91 and 92/55) (b) C-II.-4/5 Margin £5204655 22nd September.State Housing Rent Collector (Item 269/55) C-Il-I Margin £2954325 do.

Clerk, Arrears Section (Item 336/55) C-It.-' Margin £295-f 325 do.Mines Second in Charge of Division, Mineralogy,

Mineral Technology and Geo-hemistryP-I.-1 Margin

£1,290-f 1,340do.

Section, Government heinical Labora-tories (Item 1088/55) (a)


STREET COLLECTIONS (REGULATION) ACT,1940.

Chief Secretary's Office,Perth, 3rd september, 1956.

NOTICE is hereby given that any person (includ-ing any association, society, or committee, and anycombination thereof) desiring to make a streetcollection in the metropolitan area during the year1957, should make application to the Chief Secre-tary for the issue of the necessary permit in theapplication form prescribed by the Street Collec-tions Regulations, 1941.

Applications are restricted to the followingdates:

Friday.January lath.February 1st, 15th.March 1st, 15th, 29th.April 12th, 26th.May lath, 24th.June 7th, 21st.July 5th, 19th.August 2nd, 16th, 30th.September 13th, 27th.October 11th, 25th.November 8th, 22nd.December 6th.

J. DEVEREUX,Under Secretary,

Chief Secretary's Department.

HEALTH ACT 1911-1955.West Arthur Road Board

IT is hereby notified for general information, thatJohn Llewellyn Davies has been duly appointedHealth Inspector for the West Arthur Local HealthAuthority.

T. 0. PERRY,Chairman.

HEALTH ACT, 1911-1955.Notice Requiring Persons to Submit to X-ray

ExaminationSection 293A.PURSUANT to the provisions of the abovemen-tioned section, persons who are included In the classspecified hereunder, and to whom the provisionsof that section apply, are required to undergoX-ray examination for Tuberculosis at the timeand place specified.

Class, Time, Place.Persons 16 years of age and over who are resi-

dents of the Kalgoorlie Municipal District; withinthe period 8th October, 1956, to 29th October, 1956,inclusive; Banquet Room, Town Hall Building,Kalgoorlie.

Persons 16 years of age and over who are resi-dents of the Eoulder Municipal District; withinthe period 1st November, 1956, to 8th November,1956, inclusive; Town Hall, Burt Street, Boulder.

Persons 16 years of age and over who are resi-dents of the Kalgoorlie Road Board District;within the period 8th October, 1956, to 8th Novem-ber, 1956, inclusive; (a) from 8th October, 1956,to 29th November, 1956, inclusiveBanquet Room,Town Hall Building, Kalgoorlie. (b) From 1stNovember, 1956, to 8th November, 1956, inclusiveTown Hall, Burt Street, Boulder.

No charge will be made for the X-ray examina-tion of any person who reports as required by thisnotice.

Dated at Perth this 29th day of August, 1956.LINLEY HENZELL,

Commissioner of Public Health.

NATIVE WELFARE ACT, 1905-1954.Department of Native Welfare,

Perth, 4th september, 1956.IT is hereby notified for public information thatIvy Kelly, flee Ward, quadroon of Meekatharra,is no longer classified as a native in law.

Ivy Ward's voluntary application to be classedas a native in law, approved by the Hon. Ministerfor Native Affairs on the 4th June, 1947, notifica-tion of which was published in the GovernmentGa2ette on the 11th July, 1947, has been cancelledat her request by the Hon. Minister for NativeWelfare.

Therefore the said Ivy Kelly, flee Ward, beinga quadroon over the age of 21 years is not a nativewithin the meaning of the Native Welfare Act,1905-1954.

S. G. MIDDLETON,Commissioner of Native WeIf are.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALESTHE undermentioned allotments of land will beoffered for sale at public auction on the dates andat the places specified below, under the provisionsof the Land Act, 1933-1954, and its regulations:-

KONDININ.20th september, 1956, at 3.30 p.m. at the Rural and

Industries Bank:-KuhnTown 177, 36.5p., £20; 178, 38.5p., £20.

MOORA.28th September, 1956, at 3 p.m. at the Court

House:-Moore(a) (b) (c) 295, 2a. 2r. Op., £30; 296,

2a. lr. 39p,, £30; 298, 2a. 2r. Op., £30; 297,2a. lr. 39p., £30.

PERTH.28th September, 1956, at 3.30 p.m. at the Lands and

Surveys Department, Cathedral Avenue, Perth:-Bedfordale(a) (b) 40, 4a. 2r. 16p., £125; 43,

5a. Or. 37p., £125,Suburban only.All marketable timber reserved to the Crown.Limit of one lot to each purchaser shall

apply, husband and wife being deemed as oneperson for this condition.

All improvements on the land offered for saleare the property of the Crown, and shall be paidfor as the Minister may direct, whose valuationshall be fInal and binding on the purchaser,

Plans and further particulars of these sales maybe obtained at this office and the offices of thevarious Government Land Agents. Land sold to adepth of 200 ft. below the natural surface exceptin mining districts, where it is granted to a depthof 40 feet or 20 feet only.

F. C. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.THE undermcntioned leases have been cancelledunder section 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1954, due tonon-payment of rent or other reasons.


Name, Lease, District, Reason, Corres., Plan.Bartlett, R. W.; 347/9022; Victoria 8667; conditions;

5923/52; 128/80C, Dl.Blackbourn, C. H.; 347/11056; Jandakot 419; aban-

doned; 3524/54; 341A/40, C2.Bullock, A.; 347/9436; Jilbadji 151; abandoned;

2733/53; 24/80, El and 2.Elsegood, V. R.; 347/10931; Victoria 1O165

abandoned; 3074/53; 127/80, A2.Howell, E. G.; P1162; Nelson 12141; abandoned;

3243/53; 453/80, Al.


McNeil, H.; 3117/2069; Big Bell 191; non-paymentof rent; 2069/36; townsite.

Hartigan, 3. 3.; 347/10855; Ninghan 2643; condi-tIons; 691/55; 66/COD, E4.

Leunig, G.; 347/10880; Kojonup 6190; conditions;3199/55; 408/80, 13 and 4.

Parsons, H. R. H.; 347/10942; victoria 10122;abandoned; 2390/55; 127 and 156/80, AB1, A34.

Salisbury, A. W.; 349/471; Kojonup 9020; condi-tIons; 157/54; 417/80, P3 and 4.

Salmon W. 3.; 348/964; Fitzgerald 668; non-pay-ment of rent; 1149/39; 392/80, 32-02.

Sanderson, 3. E.; P870; Nelson 12147; abandoned;3411/51; 4420/40, P4.

Scott, V. 0.; 32/857; Tanyannerup A.A. 13; aban-doned; 6145/50; 439A/40, B1.

Street, H. a; 347/10934; Victoria 10178; abandoned;2813/53; 127/80, A and B 1 and 2

Williamson, 3.; 3117/2067; Big Bell 187; abandoned;2814/36; townsite.

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954.Declaration of an Approved Area under Section 52.

Corres. No. 82/55.I, ERNEST KNIGHT HOAR, Minister for Lands,and the Minister of the Crown for the time beingcharged with the administration of the Bush FiresAct, 1954, in pursuance of the powers conferred bysection 52 of the said Act, do hereby declare theBridgetown Road District, with the exception ofthe area described in the Schedule hereunder, to bean approved area for the purposes of sections 52and 53 of the said Act.

Dated at Perth this 28th day of August, 1956,E. K HOAR,

Minister for Lands.

Schedule.The whole of the Bridgetown Road District except

for the exclusion of the area bounded by the roaddistrict's boundary on the North and the line de-scribed below.

Commencing at the North-West corner of HesterTownsite, thence Southerly to the Northern sideof road No. 2858, thence generally South-Westerlyalong the Northern side of the said road to Its junc-tion with the South-West Highway, thence South-erly along the Western side of the said highway tothe North-East corner of location 1053, thenceWesterly and Southerly along the boundaries ofthat location to its South-West corner, thenceWesterly and North-Westerly along the Southernboundaries of locations 3245 and 277 to a point Inprolongation Northwards of the Eastern boundaryof locatIon 3089, thence Southerly, Westerly andNortherly to and along the boundaries of location3089, thence generally Westerly along the Southernside of road No. 776 to its junction with the East-ern boundary of location 5, thence Northerly andWesterly along the boundary of the said locationand continuing onwards to the Eastern boundaryof location 925, thence Northerly, Easterly andagain Northerly along the boundaries of locations925 and 1173, thence Westerly aiong the boun-daries of locations 1173 and 924, thence Southerlyalong the Western boundary of the latter location,thence generally Southerly and generally Westerlyalong the Southern boundaries of locations 723, 1550and 11723, thence generally Northerly along theWestern boundary of the latter location and on-wards to the road district's boundary. (Public Plan439/80. El.)

LAND ACT, 1933-1954.(Section 29 (2).)

Tenders for the Purchase of ManypeaksLots 15 and 16.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 4th September, 1956.

TENDERS are hereby invited for the purchase,under the provisions of section 29 (2) of the LandAct, 1933-1954, of Manypeaks Lots 15 and 16.

Particulars.Each lot comprises an area of 1 rood and on each

is erected a timber and asbestos cottage of tworooms with kitchen and laundry, bathroom on backverandah, sleepout on front verandah. Garageerected on lot 16 only.

Conditions.Tenders for the properties, including the fee

simple of the land and the existing buildings there-on, must be accompanied by a deposit of fIfteen (15)per cent. of the price tendered and must beaddressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, Perth,and endorsed on the envelope "Tender for Many-peaks Lot ......and lodged at this office by 3.30 p.m.on Wednesday, 19th September, 1956.

Tenders can be submitted for both or either lotsor in order of preference.

The successful tenderers will be granted vacantpossession of the property on acceptance of thetender and will be required to pay the balance ofpurchase money upon settlement.

A Crown Grant will be issued to the purchaserupon settlement and the payment of the pre-scribed fee of £2.

Inspection of the premises may be arranged onapplication to Land Settlement Office, Manypeaks.

The highest or any tender will not necessarilybe accepted.


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING.Cookernup Lot 146.(Reserve No. 17728.)

Under Section 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1954.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 5th September, 1958.Corres. No. 4598/53.

APPLICATIONS are hereby invited for leasingreserve No. 17728 (Cookernup Lot 146) contaIning14a. lr. l4p,, under section 32 of the Land Act,1933-1954, for Grazing purposes, for a term of three(3) years commencing from 1st October, 1956, at arental of fifteen pounds (US) per annum and sub-ject to the following conditions:

Payment for improvements.No compensation will be payable at the

expiration or earlier determination of the leasefor improvements eftected by the lessee.

The lessee shall retain the right, however, toremove the fencing at the expiry of such lease, inthe event of no further lease being granted.

Applications must be lodged at the Departmentof Lands and Surveys, Perth, not later than Wed-nesday, 3rd October, 1956, accompanied by a depositof £8 5s.

In the event of more applications than one beingreceived, the application to be granted shall bedetermined by a Land Board.

(Plan Cookernup Townslte.)F. C. SMITH,

Under Secretary for Lands.

POSTPONEMENT OF SALEBroome Lot 101.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 3rd September, 1956.

Corres. No. 8513/07.IT is hereby notified for general information thatthe sale of Broome Lot 101 has been deferred untilthe 14th September, 1956.


2234 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. i'i september, 1956.

(a) Sub oct to exemption from road rates for two yeats from date of 'tpproval of application.(5) Sub ect to payment for improvements.(a) Sub eot to mining conditions.

Sub cot to poison conditions.Sub cct to survey, classification, pricing and provision of any necessary roads.Sub oct to classification and pricing.Sub ect to survey and provision of any necessary roads.

(it) Sub ect to examination of survey.


ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1954.Closure of Road.

WE, Robert Milton Hawksley, John Cecil Chipperand Vernon Whidby Chipper, being the ownersof land over or along which the portion of roadhereunder described passes, have applied to theCuballing Road Board to close the said portion ofroad, viz.:-

Cuballing.1414/ 11.C.526. The nurveyed road along the West boun-

dary of Williams Location 2351 and the Northboundary of location 2222, from a surveyed roadat the North-west corner of location 2351 to asurveyed road at the North-East corner of loca-tion 2222. (Plan 385A/40, Bi.)

R. M. HAWKSLEY.J. & V. CHIPPER.Per J. CHIPPER.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.

Peril, Land Agency.

Department of Lands and Surveys.Perth, 11th September, 1956.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the areas scheduled hereunder are available for selection under Part Vof the Land Act, 1933-1954, and the regulations appertaining thereto, subject to the provisions of the said Act.

Applications must be lodged at the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, not later than the date specified, butmay be lodged before such date, if so desired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will be treated as having been received on the closing day, and if thereare more applicants than one for any block, the application to be granted will be determined by the Land Board. Shouldany lands remain unselected such will continue available until applied for or otherwise dealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the applicants for the blocks will be duly notified of the date, time, andplace of the meeting of the Board, and there shall be an interval of at least seven days betweea the closing date and the sit.ting of the Board.

All marketable timber, including sandalwood and mallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the provisions of Clause14 of the regulations.

OPEN ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, 3RD OCTOBER, 1956.

SCHEDULE

I, Stephen Henry Knight, on behalf of theCuballing Road Board, hereby assent to the aboveapplication to close the road therein described.

S. H. KNIGHTChairman, Cuballing Road Board.

14/8/19 56.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1954.Closure of Road.

I, THOMAS CHRISTIE MEADOWS, being theowner of land over or along which the portions ofroads hereunder described pass, have applied tothe Williams Road Board to close the said por-tions of roads, viz.:

Williams.12549/99.W.718. (a) The whole of road No. 3905, from

road No. 1061 to the left bank of the Williams River.

Location. Area. Price per Acre. Plan. Corres. No. Classification Pile.

a. r. p. £ s.d. £ s.d.Fitzgerald 376(5) .... 1001 1 14 0 3 6 392/80 B. & 2909/47 .... 2 8 0

C. IJilbadji 150(c) (c)... abt. 1170 0 0 Subject to pricing 24/80 E. 4 66/55 Subject to classi.

ficaticn15 0 0

Kent 506(a) (5) (d) 1002 3 20 0 7 6 418/80 C. & 2990/53 3860/15 p. 40 2 S 0D. 3

Kojcnup 6655 .... 2047 0 0 0 7 0 417/SOP. 2 & 3 3509/53 12900/10 p. 107 3 0 0V. 2

Melbourne 3611(a) (it).... 3307 2 19 0 5 9 63/80 B. 3 3350/55 Classification 3 7 6Sheet 655

Plantagenet 2255(a) .... 160 0 0 0 19 6 451D/40 B. 4 3962/52 3962/52 p. 30 1 10 6

Plantagenet 3536(a) .... 260 0 0 0 14 6 451D/40 B. 4 3962/52 3962/52 p. 29 1 14 0

Plantagenet 4090(a) (f)... 2990 3 29 Subject to pricing 450/SO B. & 1542/56 Subject to classi. 3 4 0C. 1 & 2 fication

Roe 1703(a) .... 1756 1 15 0 10 9 345/80 E. 3 2029/54 4570/27 p. 33 2 14 6

Roe 1704(a) .... 1931 0 39 0 S 6 345/50 D. 3 2029/54 4570/27 p. 34 2 16 0Roe 2240(a) (d) (g) 2849 3 12 0 7 3 358/80 A. I 2236/54 3114/53 p. 23 23 0 0

(cx. survey fee) & 2Roe 2244(e) .... abt.4500 0 0 Subject to pricing 345/SO B. & 2643/54 Subject to classi- 29 10 0

P. 2 & 3 ftcationSwan 5433(a) .... 4139 1 33 0 4 0 31/80 B. 1 1916/56 Classification 3 14 0

Sheet 633Williams 15015(5) (it).... 1492 0 1 0 7 6 407/50 D. 1 4556/52 4556/52 p. 19 2 12 6

'7 September, 1956.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \V.A. 2235

(b) Fart of road No. 1061 along the North-Westboundary of the Collie-Narrogin Railway Reserve,from the Western boundary of Williams LocationN to the prolongation North-Westward of theNorth-Eastern alignment of road No. 2111.

(Plan 384C/40, F4.)

T. C. MEADOWS,

I, Walter Collins Came, on behalf of the WilliamsRoad Board, hereby assent to the above applicationto close the roads therein described.

W. C. CARNE,Chairman, Williams Road Board.

18/'?! 1956.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893-1950.

Application 1665/1956.

TAKE notice that Wolodymyr Horoszczuk RailwayEmployee and Marianne Horoszczuk his wife bothof 8 Military Road Bellevue have made applicationto be registered under the Transfer of Land Act1893-1950 as the proprietors as joint tenants of anestate in fee simple in possession in the followingparcel of land situate in the Swan District andbeing:

Portion of Swan Location 15 being lot 249 onplan 1236 containing 1 rood 8 perches.

Bounded by lines commencing at the North-Eastern corner of lot 248 on the said Plan 1236and extending Easterly 1 chain along a Southernboundary of North Street thence Southerly 3chains along the Western boundaries of lots 253,252 and 251 on the said Plan 1236 thence Westerly1 chain along the Northern boundary of lot 250on the said Plan 1236 thence Northerly 3 chainsalong the Eastern boundaries of lots 246, 247 and248 on the said Plan 1236 to the starting point.

And further take notice that all persons otherthan the applicants claiming to have any estateright title or interest in the above parcel of landand desiring to object to the said application arehereby required to lodge in this office on or beforethe 12th day of October next a caveat forbiddingthe said land being brought under the operationof the said Act.

R. C. BUCHANAN,Registrar of Titles.

Office of Titles, Perth, this 29th day of August,1956.

H. T. Stables & Martin, Solicitors, Perth, Solici-tors for the applicants.

PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS.

Tenders, closing at Perth, 2.30 pm., on datesmentioned hereunder, are invited for the follow-ing. All tenders to be on a firm basis. Rise andFall Clause will not apply.

Norseman Junior High SchoolAlterations tothe Manual Training Pavilion (13012); 11th Sep-tember, 1956; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Kalgoorlie, andMining Registrar, Norseman; on and after 28thAugust, 1956.

Moora Police Station and QuartersRepairs andRenovations (13001); 11th September, 1956; con-ditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth and Geraldton, and Police Station,Moora; on and after 21st August, 1956.

Corrigin School and Quarters: Repairs and Reno-vations (13011) ; 11th September, 1956; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, and Merredin, and Police Station, Corrigin;on and after 28th August, 1956.

Hall's Creek SchoolAdditions (13013); 18thSeptember, 1956; conditions may be seen at theContractors Room, P.W.D., Perth, Geraldton andDerby, and Police Station, Hall's Creek; on andafter 28th August, 1956.

Wandering School and QuartersRepairs andRenovations (13017) ; 18th September, 1956; con-ditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth and Narrogin, on and after 4thSeptember, 1956.

Shannon River SchoolAdditions (13016); 18thSeptember, 1956; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Bunbury, andat Police Station, Pemberton, on and after 4th Sep-tember, 1956.

Jarrandale HospitalAdditions and Renovations(13015); 18th September, 1956; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth,Police Station, Jarrandale, and Courthouse, Pin-jarra, on and after 4th September, 1956.

Donnybrook Police Buildings, etcRepairs andRenovations (13018); 25th September, 1956; con-ditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, and Bunbury, and Police Station,Donnybrook, on and after 11th September, 1956.

Mukinbudin Police BuildingsRepairs, Renova-tions and Septic Tank Installation (13019); 25thSeptember, 1956; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin,and Police Station, Mukinbudin, on and after 11thSeptember, 1956,

Narrogin Primary SchoolDrainage of Grounds(13020); 25th September, 1956; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, andNarrogin, on and after 11th September, 1956.

Narrogin CourthouseRepairs and Renovations(13021); 25th September, 1956; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, andNarrogin, on and after 11th September, 1956.

Wagerup School QuartersRepairs and Renova-tions (13022); 25th September, 1956; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, Water Supply Office, Harvey and WaterSupply Office, Waroona, on and after 11th Sep-tember, 1956.

West Swan School and QuartersRepairs andRenovations (13026); 2nd October, 1956; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, on and after 18th September, 1956.

Koonawarra (Collier Manning Park) SchoolAdditions (13024); 2nd October, 1956; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, on and after 18th September, 1956.

Toodyay Old School QuartersRepairs andRenovations (13025); 2nd October, 1956; condi-tions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W,D.,Perth and Northam, and Police Station, Toodyay,on and after 18th September, 1956.

Tenders are to be addressed to 'The Hon. theMinister for Works, Public Works Department. TheBarracks, St. Gcorge's Place, Perth," and must beindorsed "Tender." The highest, lowest or anytender will not necessarily be accepted.

R. 3. BOND,Under Secretary for Works;

7th September. 1956.


No.

1

2

S

Dated this 4th day of September, 1956.

R. 3. BOND,Under Secretary for Works.

* Under the provisions of paragraph (f) of Section 29 (3) of the Public Works Act, 1902-1955, a legal representativeof a deceased person, who had an estate in fee simple in the land immediately prior to the date of the resumption thereof,is entitled to apply for, and subject to paragraphs (c), (d) and (e) of that subsection, be granted an option to purchase theland in his representative capacity, but a beneficiary of a deceased person who immediately prior to that date had an estatein fee simple in the land, and a person who prior to that date, sold or contracted to sell or otherwise alienated or disposedof his estate in fee simple in the land whether absolutely or on terms are not entitled to apply for or be granted an optionto purchase the land.


K. 3. BOND,Under Secretary for Works.

* Under the provisions of paragraph (f) of Section 20 (3) of the Public Works Act, 1902-1955, a legal representativeof a deceased person, who had an estate in fee simple in the land immediately prior to the date of the resumption thereof,is entitled to apply for, and subject to paragraphs (e), (d) and (e) of that subsection, be granted an option to purchase theland only if he has power in his representative capacity, but a beneficiary of a deceased person who immediately prior tothat date had an estate in fee simple in the land, and a person who prior to that date, sold or contracted to sell or ether.wise alienated or disposed of his estate in fee simple in the land whether absolutely or on terms are not entitled to applyfor or be granted an option to purchase the land.

Description.

Portions of Swan Location W and being those parts of Lots 23, 36, 37, 43, 44, 45 and 46 on L.T.O.Plaa 240 (Section A) contained in Certificate of Title Volume 1140, Folio 198

Portion of Swan Location W and being that part of Lot 16 on L.T.O. Plan 240 (Section A) containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1190, Folio 987

Portions of Swan Location \V and beiog part of each of Lots 19 and 20 on L.T.O. Plan 1920, containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1163, Folio 103

P.W. 962/55.Pnblio lVorks Act, 1902-1955.

SALE OF LAND.

NOTICE is hereby given that the pieces or parcels of land described iii the Schedule hereto are no longer required for thepurpose for which they were resumed and are available for sale tinder the provisions of Section 29 of the Public WorksAct, 1902-1955.

A person5 who immediately prior to the taking of the land referred to, had an estate in fee simple in that land may,within three months after the publication of this notice in the Gazette and in accordance with the provisions of Section 29 (3)of the Pubic Works Act, 1902-1955, apply to the Minister for Works at the office of the Department of Public Works, foran option to purchase the land.

SCHEDULE.

Area.

o a 525

0 0 18S

0 0 287

P.W. 512/54.Putitic lVorks Act, 1902-1955.

SALE OF LAND.

NOTICE is hereby given that the piece or parcel of land described in the Schedule hereto is no longer required for the purposefor which it was resumed and is available for sale under the provisions of Section 29 of the Public Works Act, 1902-1955.

A person who immediately prior to the taking of the land referred to, had an estate in fee simple in that land may,within. 3 months after the publication of this notice in the Gazette and in accordance with the previsions of Section 29 (3)of the Public Works Acts 1902-1955, apply to the Tilinister for Works at the office of the Department of Public Works, for enoption to purchase the land.

SCHEDULE.

Description. Area.

a. r. p.Victoria Location 10358 (Certificate of Title Volume 1189, Polio 436) 0 0 24

(2)-98794

MaD. 822/54.Main Roads Act, 1930-1955 Pvblic Works Act, 1902-1955.

NOTICE OF ffiTENTION TO TAKE OR RES1Th LAND.

THE I1mister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1955, that it is intended to take or resume, under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described inthe Schedule hereto and being all in the Canning District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, widening anddeviating Perth-Albany Road, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan, M.R.D., \V.A., 2431, whichmay be inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Malcolm Street, Perth.

SCHEDULE.

Owner or Reputed Owner. Occupier or Reputed Occupier. Description. Area.

Allen Walter Lange

,1ichael Saffioti and RoccoSaffioti

sidney Hart ............

Jolin Benjamin Sims

aarold Valdimer Tychsen

Isaac Pearson Bell --------

]eorge William Taylor andAnnie Taylor

nnie Sims

aazel Dawn Golding and Doug.las Stanley Arthur Golding

Raymond Charles Feara

?eter MoEwan and WinifredMcEwan

tlaurice Rimmer --------

Jornelius Blok

freda Doris Jolly --------

[van Yovich

rack Frederick Packer andArthur Henry Packer



Josnells Road Board ....

Daisy Vera Harris ........

Donald Frederick McKay andCatherine Lucy McKay

Tack Frederick Packer ....

Reginald Ernest George Phil-lips

I'homas Stewart Larsen ....

Allen Walter Lange

Michael Saffioti and RoccoSaffioti

Sidney Hart ............

Cohn Benjamin Sims

Harold Valdimer Tychsen

Isaac Fearson Bell ........

George William Taylor andAnnie Taylor

Vacant

Hazel Dawn Golding andDouglas Stanley ArthurGolding

Vacant

Peter McEwan and WinifredilcEwan

Maurice Rimnier ........

Cornelius Blok

Freda Doris Jolly

Ivan Yovich

Jack Frederick Packer andArthur Henry Packer



Gosnells Road Board ....

Daisy Vera Harris ........

Vacant

Jack Frederick Packer ..

Reginald Ernest George Phil.lips

Thomas Stewart Larsen ....

Portion of Canning Location 13 and being partof Lot 2 (Diagram 6965) (Certificate of TitleVolume 1169, Folio 751)

Portion of Canning Location 13 and being partof Lot 3 (Diagram 6965) (Certificate of TitleVolume 1147, Folio 995)

Portion of Canning Location 12 and being partof Lots 21, 22 and 93 on Plan 2976 (Certificateof Title Volume 1169, Folio 573)

Portion of Canning Location 12 and being partof Lot 29 (Certificate of Title Volume 1082,Folio 184)

Portion of Canning Location 12 and being partof Lot 30 on Plan 2976 (Certificate of TitleVolume 1059, Folio 511)

Portion of Canning Location 12 and being partof Lots 31 and 32 (Certificate of Title Volume1006, Folio 700)




Portion of Canning Locations 3 and 12 andbeing part of Lot 2 on Diagram 15196 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1159, Folio 507)

Portion of Canning Locations 3 and 11 andbeing part of Lot 6 on Plan 2970 (Certificateof Title Volume 1034, Folio 232)

Portion of Canning Location 3 and being partof Lot 12 on Plan 2976 (Certificate of TitleVolume 550, Folio SO)

Portion of Canning Locations 3 and 11 andbeing part of Lot 11 on Plan 2976 (Certificateof Title Volume 834, Folio 119)



Portion of Canning Locatioa 11 and being partof Lot S on Plan 2976 (Certificate of TitleVolume 1108, Folio 170)

Portion of Canning Location 10 and being partof Lot 43 on Dingram 9486 (Certificate ofTitle Volume 1108, Folio 168)




Portion of Canning Location 8 and being partof Lot 7 on Diagram 14533 (Certificate ofTitle Volume 1117, Folio 912)

Portion of Canning Location 8 and being partof Lot 6 on Diagram 14533 (Certificate ofTitle Volume 1117, Folio 913)



a. r. p.0 0 13(approx.)

0 1 12(approx.)

0 3 33(approx.)

0 1 3(approx.)

0 1 2(approx.)

0 1 21(approx.)

0 2 21(approx.)

1 1 6(approx.)

0 0 30(approx.)

0 3 4(approx.)

0 0 21(approx.)

0 0 18(approx.)

0 0 37(approx.)

0 0 37(approx.)

0 0 32(approx.)

0 0 32(approx.)

0 3 25(approx.)

0 0 8(approx.)

0 3 8(approx.)

0 1 17(approx.)

0 0 8(approx.)

0 0 9(approx.)

0 0 32(approx.)

0 0 12(approx.)



Owner or Reputed Owner.

Albert William Connell

David Hector Draffin andSheila Draffin

Wilbur Leonard Grayden

Alfred Smith

Miho Brajkovioh

Miho Brajkovich

George Foote Parker andFlorence Amy Parker


Carmelo Triseari

Cammile Trisoari

Lorne Richter

Harold Thomas Richards andMargaret Jane Richards

Donald Roderick McKay andCatherine Lucy McKay

Donald Roderick McKay andCatherine Lucy McKay

Vilus Bauskis

Charles Edwin Ratcliffe andIvy Ratoliffe

Henry Geoffrey Wells

Gerald Percy Wild and Vir-ginia Mary Wild

Richard Stephen Thomas

Keith Eric Pallot and NonaEvelyn Pallot

Benjamin Edwin Ralph

Cornelius Jan Roetman andDorothea Maria Roetman



Catherine MoCormack

Duncraig Pty., Ltd.........

Jack Frederick Packer


Ralph Forsythe, William Ter-ence Forsythe, and GladysMay Forsythe

Dated this 4th day of Sep

Occupier or Reputed Occupier.

Albert William Connell

David Hector Draffin andSheila Draffin

Vacant

Alfred Smith

Miho Brajkovich

Miho Brajlcovich


Angelo Tolome and LuigaBazzani

Carmelo Triscari

Cammile Triseari

Lorne Richter

Harold Thomas Richards andMargaret Jane Richards

Vacant

J. C. N. Clarke

Vilus Bauskis

H. A. Beech ............

Henry Geoffrey Wells

Gerald Percy Wild and Vir-ginia Iiary Wild


Vacant

Vacant

Vacant

Vacant

Vacant

Catherine McCormack

Vacant



Ralph Forsythe, William Ter-ence Forsythc, and GladysMay Forsythe

tember, 1956.

SCHEDULEcontinved.

Description.

Portion of Canniog Location S and being partof Lot 363 on Plan 3657 (Certificate of TitleVolume 1024, Folio 801)

Portion of Canning Location S and being partof Lot 362 on Plan 2657 (Certificate of TitleVolume 364, Folio 86)

Portion of Canning Locations 7 and 8 and beingpart of Lot 23 on Plan 2728 (Certificate ofTitle Volume 406, Folio 12)

Portion of Canning Locations 7 and & and beingpart of Lot 361 on Plan 2657 (Certificate ofTitle Volume 345, Folio 117)



Portion of Canning Location 7 and being partof Lot 358 on Plan 2657 (Cortifleato of TitleVolume 409, Folio 114)





Portion of Canning Location 7 and being partof Lots 352 and 353 on Plan 2657 (Certificateof Title Volume 899, Folio 13)

Portion of Canning Location 7 and being partof Lot 13 (Diagram 19171) (Certificate ofTitle Volume 1177, Folio 81)

Portion of Canning Location 7 and being partof Lot 15 (Diagram 19171) (Certificate ofTitle Volume 1177, Folio Si)




Portion of Canning Locatioa 7 and being partof Lot 19 on Plan 2728 (Certificate of TitleVolume 621, Folio 135)







Portion of Canning Location 7 and being partof Lot 3 on Plan 2728 (Certificate of TitleVolmne 1095, Folio 927)

Portion of Canning Location 7 and being partof Lots 2 and 1 on Plan 2728 (Certificate ofTitle Volume 1186, Folio 43)




Area.

F. PARRICK,Secretary, Main Roads.

00 9(approx.)

0 0 12-5(app rox.)

O 0 22(approx.)

O 0 22(approx.)

0 0 20(approx.)

0 0 24(approx.)

O 0 26(approx.)

O 0 24(approx.)

O 0 16(approx)

0 0 14-5(approx.)

O 0 12-5(approx.)

0 0 9-5(approx.)

002(approx.)

0 0 1-2(approx.)

0 0 4-4(approx.)

0 0 1-6(approx.)

O 0 0-4(approx.)

0 0 2-5(approx.)

O 0 12(approx.)

004(approx.)

004(approx.)

004(approx.)

00 4(approx.)

01 0(approxj

0 0 38(approx.)

0 1 28(approx.)

0 0 27(approx.)

006(approx.)

O 0 0-5(approx.)


Dated this 31st day of August, 1956.F. PARRICIC,

Secretary Main Roads.

Dated this 3rd day of September, 1956.

Main Roads Act, 1930-1955 Public Works Act, 1902-1055.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND.

THE ?ihnister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Aot,1902-1955, that it is intended to take or resume under section 17 (1) of that Act the pieces or parcels of land described in theSchedule hereto and being all in the Avon District for the purpose of the following public work, namely widening York-BruceRock-Merredin Road and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan M.R.D., WA. 2462, which may beinspected at the office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Malcolm Street, Perth.

SCEBDUIE,

M.R.D. 388/47.

M.R.D. 493/40.Main Roads Act, 1930-1955 Public Works Act, 1902-1955.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND.

THE Minister for Works hereby gives nctice, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1955, that it is intended to take or resume under Section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described inthe Schedule hereto and being all in the Murchison District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, widenings,Geraldton-Carnarvon Road, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan, MED., WA., 2453, whichmay be inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Malcolm Street, Perth.

SCHEDULE.

F. PARRICK,Secretary Main Roads.


a. r. pEugenic Ethel Gertrude Eliza-

beth KilminsterE. E. G. E. Kilminster Portion of Avon Location 16301 (Certificate of

Title Volume 1155, Folio 656)4 1 31

Eugenie Ethel Gertrude Eliza-beth ICilminster

E. E. G. E. Kilminster Portion of Avon Locations 17018 and 22310(Certificate of Title Volume 943, Folio 177)

9 2 21


George James Harvey and Ocorge James Harvey and Portion of Murchisoa Location 147 (the subject 0 2 16George Denzil Harvey (Les-sees)

George Denzil Harvey of Permit 59/156) (approx.)

George James Harvey and George James Harvey and Portion of Murchison Location 148 (the subject 01 0George Denzil Harvey (Les.sees)

George Densil Harvey of Permit 60/ 1956) (approx.)

George James Harvey and George James Harvey and Portion of Murchisca Locations 142 and 144 73 1George Denzil Harvey (Les-sees)

George Denzil Harvey (the subject of Permit 61/1956) (approx.)

Roy Frederick Porter Roy Frederick Porter Pcrtioa of Murchisoa Locations 93 and 101 5 3 18(the subject of Grazing Lease 1324/41A) (approx.)


Main Roads Act, 1930-1955 ; Public Works Act, 1902-1955.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESU3 LAND.

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1955, that it is intended to take or resume under Section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described in theSchedule hereto and being all in the Victoria District, fcr the purpose of the following public work, namely, widening Geraldton-North East Road, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan, M.R.D., W.A., 2206, -which may beinspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Malcolm Street, Perth.

SCHEDULE.

M.R.D. 315/48.

Dated this 4th day of Soptcmber, 1956.F. PARRICK,Secretary Main Roads.


F. PARRICK,Secretary Main Roads.


Main Roads Aci, 1930-1955; Public Works Act, 1902-1955.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESITh LAND.

M.R.D. 44/54.

TEE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1955, that it is iatended to take or resume under section 17 (1) of that Act the pieces or parcels of land described in theSchedule hereto and being all in the Cockburn Sound District for the purpose of the following public work, namely provisionof an Access Road from Yangebup Road Peel Estate tu Cuckburn Sound Location 451 and that the said pieces or parcels of landare marked off on Plan M.R.D., WA. 2457, which may be inspected at the office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, MalcolmStreet, Perth.

SCHEDULE.

Public Works Act, 1902-1955.

NOTWE OF ffiTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND.

P.W. 1290/56.

THE Mmister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1955, that it is iateuded to acquire compulsorily, on behalf of the City of Perth, under section 17 (1) of that Act, thepiece or parcel of land described in the Schedule hereto and being all in the Swan District, fur the purpose of the followingpublic work, namely, City of Perth, Drainage at Star Street, Carlisle, and that the said piece or parcel of land is marked offon Plan, P.W.D., W.A., 35208, whick may be inspected at the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth.

SCHEDULE.

JOHN T. TONKIN,Minister for Works.


a. r. p.John Benjamin Gray .... John Benjamin Gray Portion of Victoria Location 5361 (Certificate

of Title Voluate 1146, Folio 671)0 2 353

Charles Arthur Gould Charles Arthur Gould .... Portion of Victoria Location 8145 (Certificateof Title Volume 1132, Folio 705)

0 0 214


Peter Biaachi ............ Peter Bianchi Portion of Cockburn Sound Location 451 andbeing part of Lot 10 on Diagram 14433 (Certi.ficate of Title Volume 1185, Folio 808)

a. r. p.0 1 3O

Owner or Reputed Owner. Occupier or Reputed Occupier. Desoription. Area.

James William Wright .... Vacant Portion of Swan Location 35 and being Lot 842on L.T.O. Plan 3334 (Certificate of TitleVolume 960, Folio 58)

a.r. p.0 2 0

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAICE OR RESUME LAND.

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1955, that it is intended to take or resume under Section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described inthe Schedule hereto and being all in the Swan District for the purpose of the following public work, namely, Gosnells toBeechboro Controlled Access Road and Subsidiary RoadsWelshpool Road to Maida Vale Road Section, and that the saidpieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan, P.W.D, MA., 35332, which may be inspected at the office of the Ministerfor Works, Perth.

SCHEDULE.

Main Roads Act, 1930-1955; PuhUc Works Act, 1902-1955.PW. 1144/56.

No. on Plan,PW.D., W.A.,

35332.Owner or Reputed Owner.

Occupier orReputedOccupier.

Description. Area.

a. r. p.Eric Glen Doepel E. G. Doepel ... Portion of Canning Location 128 and beingpart of Lot 39 on L.T.O. Plan 4647 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1008, Folio 924)

1 0 26(approx.)

2 Joseph William Fennell J. W. Fennel .... Portion of Canning Locations 128 and 283and being part of Lot 40 oa L.T.O. Plan

81 3(approx.)

4647 (Certificate of Title Volume 859,Folio 135)

3 Joseph William Fennell J. W. Fennell .... Portion of Canning Location 128 and beingpart of Lot 41 on L.T.O. Plan 4647 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 827, Folio 136)

03 8(approx.)

4 Robert Arthur Rooko Portion of Canning Location 288 and beingpart of Lot 43 on L.T.O. Plan 4647 (Cer-tifIcate of Title Volume 1100, Folio 810)

0 1 27(approx)

5 Crown Portion of Canning Locations 624 and 1019and being part of Reserve 17098

14 0 2(approx.)

6 Harold Osbert Ashe Portion of Canning Location 209 and beingpart of Lot 4 on L.T.O. Plan 3781 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1067, Folio 740)

31 8(approx.)

7 Edith Alice Jones E. A, Jones .,.. Portion of Canning Location 299 and beingpart of Lot 21 on LTO. Plan 3781 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1031, Folio 469)

3 3 35(approx.)

8 Frank Henry Gibson H. F. Gibson ,.,. Portion of Canning Location 290 and beingpart of Lot 20 on L-T-O. Plan 3781 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1071, Folio 517)

3 3 21(approx.)

9 Lourus Jolign Lievense aud L J. Lievense and Portion of Canning Location 299 and being 3 3 11Catharina Lievense C. Lievonse part of Lot 19 on L.LO. Plan 3781 (Cer-

tificate of Title Volume 1073, Folio 692)(approx.)

10 Mary Louisa Wood, Adminis-tratrix of the Will of W. A.Wood

M. L. Wood ,.. Portion of Canning Location 299 and beingpart of Lot 18 on LT.O. Plan 3781 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 783, Folio 147)

3 2 38(approxj

11 Mary Louisa Wood, Adminis-tratrix of the Will of W. A.Wood

id. L. Wood ,,., Portion of Canning Location 299 and beingpart of Lot 17 on LT.O. Plan 3781 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 778, Folio 17)

3 2 32(approx.)

12 John Keith Gooeh ........ J. K. Gooeh Portion of Canning Location 299 and beingpart of Lot 16 on L.TO. Plan 3781 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 691, Folio 2)

1 1 37(approx.)

13 John Keith Gooch ........ J. K. Gooch ,... Portion of Canning Location 299 and beingpart of Lot 15 on L-T-O. Plan 3781 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 690, Folio 20)

120(approx.)

14 and 15 G. & R. Wills and Company,Limited

Portion of Swan Location 32 and beingparts of Lots S and 7 on LT,O. Plan

5 2 10(approt)


16 Oliver Decimus Toni Street Portion of Swan Location 32 and beingpart of Lot 6 on L.TO. Plan 2302 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 269, Folio 22)

119(approx4

17 Norman Stanley Amos Portion of Swan Location 32 and beingpart of Lot 3 on LTO. Plan 2302 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1172, Folio 141)

03 2(approx.)

18 James Cropper Millignn Portion of Swan Location 32 and beingpart of Lot 14 on L.TO. Plan 2302 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1068, Folio 910)

113(npprox.)

19 Crown Portion of Swan Location 4617 ........ 0 0 35(approxj

20 William Ifaxton Riley Portion of Swan Location 32 and beingpart of Lot 15 on L.TO. Plan 2302 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 269, Folio 21)

13 6(approx.)

21 Reginald George Webb (Regis- Portion of Swan Location 32 and being 20 6tered Owner), ThomasLookie Sutherland, Arthur

part of Lot 16 on L.TO. Plan 2302 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 273, Folio 114)

(approx.)

Tapson and Arthur ErnestPeters (Purchasers)

22 Alick Dene Hancock and Mary Portion of Swan Location 32 and being 10 2 32Doreen Hancock part of Lot 388 on LTO. Plan 2284 (Cer-

tificate of Title Volume 937, Folio 6)(approxj

23 Richard Walter Anderson and Portion of Swan Location 32 and being 9 3 13Lillian Antoinette Anderson part of Lot 387 on L'LO. Plan 2284 (Cer-


24 Richard Walter Anderson and Portion of Swan Location 32 and being 10 1 14Lillian Antoinette Anderson part of Lot 384 on L.T-O. Plan 2284 (Cer-



METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

IN accordance with the provisions of the Metro-politan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act,1909-1955, it is hereby notified that sewers andother apparatus have been completed, and are nowavailable for use as follows:-

M.W.S. 545/56-In extension to ReticulationArea No. 11 part 2 South Perth, within the boun-daries of the South Perth Municipality, to servePart Lot 247 Park Street.

M.W.S. 496/56-In extension to ReticulationArea No. 12 Perth, within the boundaries of theCity of Perth, to serve Parts of Lot H109, HayStreet near Outram Street.

M.W,S. 151/56-In extension to ReticulationArea No. 47, Perth, within the boundaries of theCity of Perth, to serve subdivision lots 62 and 63Beaufort Street and Tenth Avenue.

M.W.S. 384/56-In extension to ReticulationArea No. 8, Cottesloe, within the boundaries ofthe Peppermint Grove Road District, to servePart Lot 1 corner Viesv Street and Irvine Street.


SCHEDULE-continued.

No. on Plan Occupier orP.W.D., W.A.,

35332.Owner or Reputed Owner. Reputed

Occupier.Description. Area.

25 Belmont Park Road Board - Belmont Park Portion of Swan Location 32 and being 15 3 16Road Board part of Lot 383 on L.T.O. Plan 2283 (Cer.


26 Thomas Albert Poster Vacant Portions of Swan Locations 32 and 31 andbeing part of Lot 382 on L.T.O. Plan

2 3 19(approx.)


27 and 52 Oliver Wilfred Strang King and Sing Portion of each of Swan Locations 31 and 5 0 1632 and being parts of Lot 381 on L.T.O. (approx.)Plan 2283 (Ccrtificate of Title Volume1068, Folio 60)

28 Robert William Ludovic Liad- Portion of Swan Location 32 and being 3 0 34say part of Lot 380 on L.T.O. Plan 2283 (Cer.


29 to 35 (in- James Cropper 1\filligan Vacant Portions of Swan Location 32 and being 0 3 15clusive) parts of Lots 151 and 152, Lots 153 to (approx.)

156 (inclusive) and part of Lot 157 onL.T.O. Plan 3209 (Certificate of TitleVolume 584, Folio 40)

36 to 40 (in- Robert Greig King ..... Portions of Swan Location 32 and being 10 1

elusive) part of Lot 140 and Lots 141 to 144 (approx.)(inclusive) on L.T.O. Plan 3209 (Certifi-cate of Title Volume 1125, Polio 255)

41, 42 and 43 Ernest Clarence Broomhall Portions of Swan Location 32 and bcing 0 0 24and Edward James Broom-ball

parts of Lots 145, 146 and 147 on L.T.O.Plan 3209 (Certificate of Title Volume

(approx.)

1076, Folio 355)44 and 45 Richard Campbell McBride -- Portions of Swan Location 32 and being 0 1 16

Lots 110 and 109 on L.T.O. Plan 3209 (approx.)(Certificate of Title Volume 1118, Folio 47)

46 to 49 (in- Clare Joseph Coronel Portions of Swan Location 32 and being 0 2 38clusive) Lots 108, 107, 106 and 105 on L.T.O. (approx.)

Plan 3209 (Certificate of Title Volume602, Folio 8)

50 and 51 Frederick James Pulley Portions of Swan Location 32 and being 0 0 345Lot 104 and part of Lot 103 on L.T.O. (approx.)Plan 3209 (Certificate of Title Volume1149, Folio 621)

53 Harriet Clements H. Clements -- Portion of Swan Location 32 and beingpart of Lot S on L.T.O. Diagram 2038

03 0(approx.)

(Certificate of Title Volume 358, Folio176)

54 and 55 Clifford Robin Kealley Vacant Portions of each of Swan Locations 30 and 8 2 3731 and being part of Lot 1, the subjectof L.T.O. Diagram 11526 and part of

(approx.)

Section V" on L.T.O. Plan 204 (Cer.tificate of Title Volume 1083, Folio 853)

56 to 59 (in- Clifford Robin Kealley Portions of each of Swan Locations 30 and 3 3 36clusive) and 70 31 and being parts of Lots 524, 525, 526,

523 and 544 on L.T.O. Plan 4550 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1083, Folio 854)

(approx.)

60 John Edward Cornell and Portion of each of Swan Locations 30 and 10 2 16Margaret Yvonne Connell 31 and being part of the land on L.T.O. (approx.)


61 and 62 State Housing Commission... Portions of Swan Location 31 and beingparts of Lots 1211 and 1212 on L.T.O.

0 1 24(approx.)


63 to 69 (in- John Edward Connell and Vacant ........ Portions of Swan Location 30 and being 0 3 35-5clusive) Margaret Yvonne Connell Lot 1113, parts of Lots 1114, 1115, 1120,

1121, 1122 and Lot 1123 on L.T.O. Plan(approx.)


Dated this 4th day of September, 1956.JOHN T. TONKIN,

Minister for Works.

7 September, 1956.3 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2243

The owners of the above properties are herebynotified that such properties are capable of beingconnected to the sewer, and must, therefore, con-nect their premises to the sewer within 30 daysfrom date of service of prescribed notice; and arealso notified that sewerage rates will, in accord--ance with the by-laws, be enforced from 1stDecember, 1956, if premises not previously con-nected, and be payable in advance. If premisesare connected prior to 1st December, 1956, rateswill be charged from date of connection.

Plans of the works to be carried out at the pro-perties must first be obtained from the Department.

Dated this 7th day of September, 1956, at theoffice of the Department, St. George's Place, Perth.

H. B. HUMPHREYS,Acting Under Secretary.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

M.W.S. 1824/55.NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section96 of the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerageand Drainage Act, 1909-1955, that water mainshave been laid in the undermentioned streets inthe districts indicated.

City of Perth.8154/56Brookdale Street, from lot 750 to Peebles

RoadNortherly. Peebles Road, from Brook-dale Street to lot 1048Easterly.

8193/56Cromarty Road, from lot 1210 to AyrStreetWesterly. Ayr Street, from CromartyRoad to lot 1192Southerly.

Perth Road District.8248/56Douglas Avenue, from David Street to

lot 61Northerly.8201/56Knight Avenue, from lot 5 to Brady Street

Northerly. Brady Street, from KnightAvenue to lot 33Westerly.

8232/56Boulton Street, from bc. 5172 to lot 1North-westerly.

8214/56Cornwall Street, from lot 23 to lot 24Northerly.

8241/56Abbett Street, from lot 1249 to lot 1248Northerly.

And the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerageand Drainage is, subject to the provisions of theAct, prepared to supply water from such mains tolands within rateable distance thereof.

Dated this 7th day of September, 1956.H. E. HUMPHREYS,Acting Under Secretary.

WATER BOARDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1918.Dangin-Quairading Water Area.

P.W.W.S. 740/35.IT is hereby notified for general information, thatHis Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor andAdministrator in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve under the provisions of theWater Boards Act Amendment Act, 1918, of arate of 3s. in the £ on the annual value being madeand levied in the Dangin-Quairading Water Areafor the year ending the 30th June, 1957.

R. J. BOND,Under Secretary for Works.

WATER BOARDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1919.Sandstone Water Area.

P.W.W.S. 794/37.IT is hereby notified for general information, thatHis Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor andAdministrator, in Executive Council, has beenpleased to approve under the provisions of theWater Boards Act Amendment Act, 1919, of arate of 3s. in the £ on the annual value being madeand levied in the Sandstone Water Area by theSandstone Water Board for the year ending 30thJune 1957.


WATER BOARDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1919.Wiluna Water Area.

P.W.W.S. 846/32.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatHis Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor andAdministrator in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve under the provisions of theWater Boards Act Amendment Act, 1919 of a rateof 3s. in the £ on the annual value being madeand levied in the Wiluna Water Area for the yearending 30th June 1957.


CITY OF PERTH.Stands for Public Vehicles.

NOTICE is hereby given that under section 251of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1906-1955, theCouncil of the City of Perth resolved on 27thAugust, 1956, that the following stand for motortaxis only be cancelled:

(16) A stand on the Southern side of HarperSquare beginning at a point 10 feet West ofthe Western alignment of Barrack Street andextending Westwards 70 feet. For 4 carsparallel to the kerb.

And the following inserted in lieu thereof:(16) A stand on the Southern side of Harper

Square beginning at a point 10 feet West ofthe Western alignment of Barrack Street andextending Westwards 35 feet.

Dated this 30th day of August, 1956.W. A. McI. GREEN,

Town Clerk.

CITY OF PERTH.Advertisement of Resolution Deciding to Prepare

a Town Planning Scheme.Smith's Lake Town Planning Scheme.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of theCity of Perth on the 25th October, 1954, passed thefollowing resolution:

Resolved: (a) That the scheme be named "Smith'sLake Town Planning Scheme," and (b) that theCity of Perth in pursuance of section 7 of the TownPlanning and Development Act, 1928-1955, preparethe above Town Planning Scheme with referenceto an area situate wholly within the Municipal Dis-trict of the City of Perth and enclosed within theinner edge of a blue border on a plan now pro-duced to the Council and marked and certified bythe Town Clerk under his hand dated the 25th dayof October, 1954, as "Plan No. 1."

And notice is hereby further given that the PlanNo, 1 referred to in the above resolution has beendeposited at the Council Chambers, 207 MurrayStreet, Perth, and will be open to inspection byall persons interested without the payment of fee,from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays,public holidays excepted, at the office of the TownClerk, Municipal Offices, 207 Murray Street, Perth,

Any suggestions for the inclusion or exclusionof any lands or works in or from the area of theproposed Scheme should be sent in writing to theTown Clerk before the 17th day of September, 1956-

Dated this 17th day of August, 1956.W. A. McI. GREEN,

Town Clerk.The attention of owners or occupiers of rateable

property within the City of Perth, is drawn to thefact that, should they desire to lodge objectionsto the Scheme, such objections must be addressedto the Town Clerk and be in accordance with Form3 of the Town Planning Regulations, 1930, copiesof which are available at the Town Clerk's Office.

Owners and occupiers are also advised that acopy of the preliminary plan in connection withthe Scheme proposals may be inspected at theoffice of the Town Clerk, Municipal Offices, 207Murray Street, Perth, and also at the office of theTown Planning Board, 31 Malcolm Street, Perth.


CITY OF FREMANTLE.Stands for Public Vehicles.

NOTICE is hereby given that under section 251of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1903-1953, theCouncil of the City of Freinantle resolved on the21st day of May, 1956, that the undennentionedpublic stand, which was gazetted on the 20th June,1930. be cancelled.

Commencing at a point on the South-West sideof Queen Street thirty (30) feet South-East fromits intersection with Newman Street, extendingSouth-Eastwards along Queen Street for 266 feet.

NOTICE is hereby given that under section 251 ofthe Municipal Corporations Act, 1903-1953, theCouncil of the City of Fi'emantle resolved on the21st day of May, 1956, that the undermentionedpublic stand be appointed and fixed for publicvehicles.

Commencing at a point on the South-west sideof Queen Street twenty-two (22) feet West of thewestern building line of Henderson Street, andextending North-West along Queen Street for 183feet.

Dated this 3rd day of September, 1956.N. J. C. McCOMBE,

Town Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT,1928-1955.

Municipality of BunburyTown Planning Scheme.Amendment and Amplification.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Bunbury Muni-cipal Council on the 25th day of June, 1956, passedthe following resolution :'That the BunburyMunicipal Council, in pursuance of section 7 ofthe Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1955, amplify and amend the Bunhury Town Plan-ning Scheme that was gazetted on 23rd November,1934, in so far as it applies to business areas, byincluding the undermentioned land in the busi-ness area; i.e., lot 1 off Victoria Street, the subjectof Certificate of Title, Volume 565, Folio 50, onDiagram No. 3633."

And notice is hereby given that details of theamendment referred to in the resolution have beendelineated on the plan of the scheme deposited atthe Council's offices, Stephen Street, Bunbury, andwill be open to inspection by all persons interestedwithout payment of any fee, from 9.30 a.m. to3.30 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays inclusive, exclud-ing public holidays. Any objections to the proposedamendment should be sent in writing to the TownClerk, Eunbury Municipal Council, on or beforethe 31st day of October, 1956.

R. F. G, HOUGHTON,Town Clerk.

MELVILLE ROAD BOARDTOWN PLANNINGSCHEME.

Resolution Deciding to Amend a TownPlanning Scheme.

RESOLVED that the Melville Road Board, in pur-suance of section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928, amplify and amend theabove town planning scheme gazetted on the 20thNovember, 1936, and 27th January, 1939 (T.P.B.File 278/30), in so far as it applies to businessand industrial areas, such additions and deletionsto be in accordance with the Schedule as enumer-ated hereunder.

The Schedule.Additions to Scheme.

Industrial Area: All land coloured purple onapproved plan dated 21/3/1956, lodged at the officeof the Town Planning Board.

Deletions from Scheme.Shopping Areas.

Glenelg StreetBetween Munroe and MacDonaldStreetsLots 484, 486, 488, 490, 492, 494 and 496.

Beryl PlaceThe whole of the frontage of BerylPlace and Shirley Avenue, from Beamish Avenueto Beryl Place, being lots 26, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33and 34.

Short StreetThe whole of the frontages ofShort Street, from the Esplanade to Coogee Road.

Preston Point RoadThe whole of the Northernfrontages of Preston Point Road from Point WalterRoad to First Street.

Stock RoadThe whole of the Western frontagesof Stock Road, from Cleopatra Street to ZenobiaStreet.

Harris Road (described as Murray Road)Lots56, 57 and 58 of Swan Location 70.

The whole of the area described as IndustrialArea in this scheme.

Industrial Area.The whole of the industrial area as described in

the Government Gazette, 20th November, 1936, asitems 1 and 2 under above heading.

Notice is hereby further given that the planreferred to in the above Schedule is at the office ofthe Melville Road Board, Bicton, the office of theTown Planning Board, Perth, and will be openfor inspection by all persons interested from 10am, to 4 p.m. from Monday to Friday.

Any objections to the proposed amendments mustbe lodged in writing with the Secretary of theRoad Board on or before 22nd November, 1956.

Adopted by resolution of the Melville Road Boardon the 23rd November, 1954.

J. E. ELLISSecretary to the Melville Road Board.

15th August, 1956.

MELVILLE ROAD BOARD.Resolution Deciding to Amend a Town Planning

Scheme.T.P.B. 278/56, Vol. 60.

RESOLVED that the Melville Road Board in pur-suance of section 7 of the Town Planning and De-velopment Act, 1928, amplify and amend the aboveTown Planning Scheme gazetted on the 20th dayof November, 1936, in so far as it applies to busi-ness sites, such addition to be in accordance withthe Schedule as enumerated hereunder:

Additions to Scheme.(1) The whole of lots 92, 93 and 94, Swan Loca-

tion 70, corner of Canning Highway and MurrayRoad, Bicton. Provided that these lots shall notbe used for the erection of a dwelling unless suchdwelling is erected at the same time as, or after ashop or business on the same lots and shall notbe used for the purpose of erecting or establishinga Petrol Filling Station.

The new building line for any buildings erectedthereon shall be in accordance with the depositedplan.

Notice is hereby further given that plans show-ing the above lots are available at the office of theMelville Road Board, Bicton, and at the office ofthe Town Planning Board, Perth, and will be openfor inspection by all persons interested from 9 am.to 4,30 p.m. Monday to Friday.

Any objections to the proposed amendment mustbe lodged in writing with the Secretary of the Boardon or before 30th November, 1956.

Adopted by Resolution of the Melville RoadBoard on the 14th August, 1956.

J. E. ELLIS,Secretary to the Melville Road Board.

23rd August, 1956.

7 September, 1956.] GOVERNi4ENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2245

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1953.Collie Coalfields Road Board.Appointment of Poundkeeper.

IT is hereby notified for general information thatthe Board has appointed Mr. Stuart John Ashton,of 35 Telfer Crescent, Collie, to be Poundkeeperfor the Board

The appointment of Mr. William Buckle is herebyrevoked.

R. C. H. ROUGH,Secretary.

MOSMAN PARK ROAD BOARD.Proposed Loan No. 14-20,O00.

PURSUANT to section 298 of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919-1954, the Mosinan Park Road Boardhereby gives notice that it proposes to borrow money,by the sale of debentures, on the following termsand for the following purposes:E20,000, for 20years, at 54 per cent. interest, payable at the officeof the Board, Mosman Park, by half-yearly instal-ments of principal and interest

Purpose.Reconstruetion, kerbing and resurfac-ing of roads.

Plans, specifications, estimates and the statementrequired by section 297 are open for inspection atthe office of the Board during usual business hoursfrom 10th September, 1956, to 10th October, 1956.

E. 0. SMITH,Chairman.

J. A. SMALLMAN FIMASecretary.

KTJNUNOPPIN-TRAYNING ROAD BOARD.Notice of Intention to Borrow.

Proposed Loan No. 12 of £3,000.PURSUANT to section 298 of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919-1951, the Kununoppin-Trayning RoadBoard hereby gives notice that it proposes toborrow money by the sale of debentures, on thefollowing terms and for the following purpose£3,000 for 10 years at a rate not exceeding 54 percent. interest, payable at the SuperannuationBoard, Perth, by half-yearly instalments of prin-cipal and interest.

PurposePurchase of 2 new tip-trucks.Plans, specifications, estimates and the state-

ment required by section 297 are open for inspec-tion at the office of the Board during usualbusiness hours for one month after the date ofpublication of this notice.

W. D. COUPER,Chairman.

J. M. FELGATE,Secretary.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1954.Road Board Election.

Department of Local Government,Perth, 4th September, 1956.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, inaccordance with section 92 of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919-154, that the following gentlemen havebeen elected Members of the undermentioned RoadBoards to fill the vacancies shown in the par-ticulars hereunder:Date of Election; Member ElectedSurname,

Christian Name; Ward; Occupation; HowVacancy Occurred: (a) Effiuxion of Time, (b)Resignation, (c) Death; Name of PreviousMember; Remarks.

Maddington Road Board.25th August, 1956; Byas, James William; Gosnells;

Builder; (b); Ellison, R, B.25th August, 1956; Clowes, William; Gosnells;

(b); Wilkinson, V.; unopposed.

Esperance Road Board28th August, 1956; Douglas, Robert John Bremer;

Esperance; Foreman; (b); Anderson, L. J.; -.tDenotes extraordinary election.

(Sgd,) J. SMETHURST,Acting Secretary for Local Government.

NOXIOUS WEEDS ACT, 1950-1954.Department of Agriculture,

Perth, 24th August, 1956.UNDER section (1) of the Noxious Weeds Act,1950-1954, the Agriculture Protection Board herebydeclares Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus L.) to be asecondary noxious weed for the Darling RangeRoad Board and Afghan Melon (Citrullus vul-garis Schrad.) and Paterson's Curse (Echiumplantagineum L. and E. italicuin L.) to besecondary noxious weeds for the Dalwallinu RoadDistrict.

Passed by resolution of the Agriculture Protec-tion Board at a meeting of the said Board onAugust 10, 1956.

The Common Seal of the Agriculture ProtectionBoard is hereunto affixed in the presence of-

1.5.1 0. K. BARON HAY,Chairman, Agriculture Protection Board.

MILK ACT, 1946-1954.IT is hereby notified, for public information, thatin pursuance of the provisions of the Milk Act,1946-1954, The Milk Board of Western Australiahas fixed the undermentioned prices for milk andrates for transport and treatment of milk, otherthan cream, as from the dates stated hereunder:Metropolitan Dairy Area and South West Coastal

Dairy Area with the exception of Collie Coal-fields Road District, Darling Range Road Dis-trict (Bickley portion, Kalamunda portion),Drakesbrook Road District, Harvey Road Dis-trict, Kwinana Road District, Mandurah RoadDistrict, Mundaring Road District, MurrayRoad District, Rockingham Road District,Serpentine-Jarrandale Road District.

Maximum charge for transport of milk fromdairies to treatment plants outside the metropolitanarea, as from the 7th September, 1956at the rateof ljd, per gallon.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors at treatment plants outside the metropoli-tan area, as from the 7th September, 1956at therate of 3s. 4*d. per gallon.

Maximum charge for the treatment of milk attreatment plants outside the metropolitan area, asfrom the 7th September, 1956at the rate of fld.per gallon.

Maximum charge for the transport of milk fromtreatment plants outside the metropolitan area totreatment plants in the metropolitan area, as fromthe 7th September, 1956at the rate of 2*d. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged milk vendors byother milk vendors at treatment plants in themetropolitan area for milk received for treatmentfrom treatment plants outside the metropolitanarea, as from the 7th September, 1956at the rateof 3s. 10*d. per gallon.

Maximum charge for transport of milk fromdairies north of Pinj arra to treatment plants inthe metropolitan area, as from the 7th September,1956at the rate of 34d. per gallon.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen for milksupplied direct to milk vendors at treatment plantsin the metropolitan area, as from the 7th Septem-ber, 1956at the rate rate of 3s. 9%d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkmen),as from the 8th September, 1956at the rate of4s. 54d. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milkmen), as fromthe 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 4s. 91d. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 5s. 6d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), as fromthe 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 5s. 8d. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, as fromthe 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 6s. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers for milkwhich is delivered in bottles or other containers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 6s. 4d.per gallon.

For Milk which is Delivered in A Pint Bottlesor other Pint Containers.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milkmen), as from the 8thseptember, 1956-at the rate of 5s. Id. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers wheredelivered to householders provided that this priceapplies only where one A pint bottle or other

pint container is delivered, as from the 8thSeptember, 1956-at the rate of Os. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milk shops), as from the 8thseptember, 1956-at the rate of 6s. Sd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers by milkvendors (milk shops) provided that this priceapplies only to shops where approved by the Board,and the bottle or other container to be supplied tothe customer in the shop with the seal unbroken,as from the 8th september, 1956-at the rate ofOs. per gallon.

school Milk in A Pint Bottles or other A PintContainers.

Maximum price to be charged at metropolitantreatment plants for milk to be supplied to schoolchildren for consumption at schools, as from the8th september, 1056-at the rate of 5s. Id. pergallon.

For Milk which is delivered in A Pint Bottles orother A Pint Containers,

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milkmen), as from the 8thSeptember, 1956-at the rate of 5s. 3âd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milk shops), as from the8th september, 1956-at the rate of 6s. lAd. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers wheredelivered to householders provided that this priceapplies only where one 4 pint bottle or other 4pint container is delivered, as from the 8th sep-tember, 1956-at the rate of Is. 4d. per gallon.

Collie Coalfields Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors at milk vendors' premises in Collie, asfrom the 7th september, 1956-at the rate of3s. 84d. per gallon.

Maximum charge for transport of milk fromdairies to milk vendors' premises, as from the 7thSeptember, 1956-at the rate of ljd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkmen),as from the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of4s. 31d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or othercontainers to other milk vendors (milkmen), asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of4s. ll4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of Ss. 4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or othercontainers to other milk vendors (milk shops),as from the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of6s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 6sper gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers formilk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers, as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 6s. 8d. per gallon.

For Milk which is Delivered in 4 Pint Bottles orother 4 Pint Containers.

Maximmn price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milkmen), as from the 8thSeptember, 1956-at the rate of Ss. 114d. per gal-lon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers wheredelivered to householders provided that this priceapplies only where one 4 pint bottle or other Apint container is delivered, as from the 0th sep-tember, 1956, at the rate of 9s. per gallon.

Maximum price to he charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milk shops), as from the8th September, 1956-at the rate of Is. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers bymilk vendors (milk shops) provided that this priceapplies only to shops where approved by the Board,and the bottle or other container to be suppliedto the customer in the shop with the seal unbroken,as from the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of9s. per gallon.

Darling Range Road District (Bickley portion,Kalamunda portion).


Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 6s.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of6s. 4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers formilk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers, as from the 8th september, 1956-at therate of 6s. 8d. per gallon.

Drakesbrook Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th september, 1956-at therate of 3s. 4%d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered to other milk vendors(milkmen), as from the 8th September, 1956-atthe rate of 3s. 84d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th september, 1956-at therate of 4s. 3d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 5s.4d. per gallon.

Harvey Road District-Brunswick Junction portion.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of Ss. 44d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkmen),as from the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of3s. 8K. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or othercontainers to other milk vendors (milkmen), asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 4s.SAd. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or othercontainers to other milk vendors (milk shops),as from the 8th September. 1956-at the rate of5s. Sd. per gallon.



For Milk which is Delivered in ?j Pint Bottlesor other Pint Containers.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendors toother milk vendors (milkmen), as from the 8thSeptember, 1956-at the rate of 5s. 3kd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers wheredelivered to householders provided that this priceapplies only where one * pint bottle or other fr pintcontainer is delivered, as from the 8th September,1956-at the rate of 8s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milk shops), as from the8th September, 1956-at the rate of Gs. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers by milkvendors (milk shops) provided that this priceapplies only to shops where approved by the Board,and the bottle or other container to be supplied tothe customer in the shop with the seal unbroken,as from the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of8s. per gallon.

School Milk in j Pint Bottles or otherPint Containers.

Maximum price to be charged at treatment plantat Brunswick Junction for milk to be supplied toschool children for consumption at schools, as fromthe 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 5s. 3*d. pergallon.

Harvey Road District, with the exception ofBrunswick Junction portion.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th september, 1956-at therate of 3s. fid. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkmen).as from the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of35. 8d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milkmen), as fromthe 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 4s. 3d. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th september, 1956-at therate of 4s. 3d. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged consumers, as fromthe 8th September, 1956-at the rate of Ss. 4d. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers for milkwhich is delivered in bottles or other containers, asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 6s. 4d.per gallon.

For Milk which is Delivered in j Pint Bottlesor other Pint Containers.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milkmen), as from the 8thSeptember, 1956-at the rate of 5s. 9d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers wheredelivered to householders provided that this priceapplies only where one 1 pint bottle or other1 pint container is delivered, as from the 8th sep-tember, 1956-at the rate of 9s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milk shops), as from the8th September, 1956-at the rate of 6s. 91d. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers by milkvendors (milk shops) provided that this priceapplies only to shops where approved by the Board,and the bottle or other container to be supplied tothe customer in the shop with the seal unbroken,as from the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of9s. per gallon.

Mandurah Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th september, 1956-at therate of 3s. 8*d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th september, 1956-at therate of 5s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), as fromthe 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 6$. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, as fromthe 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 5s. 8d. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers for milkwhich is delivered in bottles or other containers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 6s. 8d.per gallon.

Mundaring Road District, Greenmount townshipand swan View Portion of the Greenmount

Ward of Mundaring Road District.Maximum price to be charged by milk vendors

for milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 5s. 4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), as fromthe 8th September, 1956-at the rate Of 5s. 8d. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, as fromthe 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 6s. pergallon.


Mundaring Road District, with the exception ofGreenmount Township and Swan View Portionof the Greenmount Ward of Mundaring RoadDistrict.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th september, 1956-at therate of 3s. bId, per gallon.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors for milk brine cooled by the dairymen,as from the 7th September, 1956-at the rate of4s. Oid. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 5s. Sd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of6s. 4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of6s. 4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers formilk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers, as from the 8th september, 1956-at therate of 'Is. per gallon.

Murray Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 3s. 41d. per gallon.

7 september, 1956.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2247

2248 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. {7 september, 1956.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered to other milk vendors(milkmen), as from the 8th September, 1956-atthe rate of 3s. 8ftd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 5s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 5s. 3d.per gallon.

Rockingham Road District, Kwinana Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 3s. 8d. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 6s.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of Os.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers formilk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of Os. 8d. per gallon.

Serpentine-Jarrandale Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 3s. 6K. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 5s. 8d.per gallon.

South Coastal Dairy Area, with the exception ofMunicipality of Albany, Albany Road District,Municipality of Bunbury, Busselton Road Dis-trict, Denmark Road District, PlantagenetRoad District (Mount Barker Portion), UpperBlackwood Road District.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 3s. 5K. per gaUon.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors for milk brine cooled by the dairymen, asfrom the 7th September, 1956-at the rate of3s. 8kd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 55. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of5s. 3d. per gallon.

Municipality of Albany, Albany Road District,Denmark Road District, Plantagenet Road

District (Mount Barker Portion).Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 3s. 7K. per gallon.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors for milk brine cooled by the dairymen, asfrom the 7th September, 1956-at the rate of3s. lOôd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor brine cooled milk supplied to other milk ven-dors (milkmen), as from the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 3s. 1Od. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 5s.8d. per gallon.

Municipality of Bunbury.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 3s. 5K. per gallon.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors for milk brine cooled by the dairymen,as from the 7th September, 1956-at the rate of3s. Nd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milkmen), as fromthe 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 4s. 7*d.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendors formilk supplied to other milk vendors (milk shops),as from the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of4s. 8d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), as fromthe 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 5s. 3d.per gallon.



For Milk which is Delivered in Pint Bottlesor other , Pint Containers.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milkmen), as from the 8thSeptember, 1956-at the rate of Ss. Nd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers wheredelivered to householders provided that this priceapplies only where one pint bottle or other

pint container is delivered, as from the 8th Sep-tember, 1956-at the rate of 9s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendors toother milk vendors (milk shops), as from the 8thSeptember, 1956-at the rate of 7s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers by milkvendors (milk shops) provided that this priceapplies only to shops where approved by the Board,and the bottle or other container to be suppliedto the customer in the shop with the seal unbroken,as from the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 9s.per gallon.

Busselton Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 3s. 5K. per gallon.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors for milk brine cooled by the dairymen, asfrom the 7th September, 1956-at the rate of3s. 8*d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milkmen), as fromthe 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 5s. pergallon.


Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), as fromthe 8th September. 1956-at the rate of 6s. pergallon.


Maximum price to be charged consumers for milkwhich is delivered in bottles or other containers,as from the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of6s. 8d. per gallon.

7 September, 156.3 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2249

For Milk which is Delivered in Pint Bottlesor other k Pint Containers.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendors toother milk vendors (milkmen), as from the 8thSeptember, 1956-at the rate of 5s. llid. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers wheredelivered to householders provided that this priceapplies only where one pint bottle or other& pint container is delivered, as from the 8th Sep-tember, 1956-at the rate of 9s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milk shops) as from the 8thSeptember, 1956-at the rate of Is. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers by milkvendors (milk shops) provided that this priceapplies only to shops where approved by the Board,and the bottle or other container to be supplied tothe customer in the shop with the seal unbroken.as from the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 9s.per gallon.

Upper Blackwood Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 4s. SAd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 5s. Cd. per gallon.


Inner Wheat Belt Dairy Area, with the exceptionof Beverley Road District, Brookton Road Dis-trict, Broome Hill Road District, CarnamahRoad District, Municipality of Geraldton,Geraldton-Greenough Road District, Gnowan-gerup Road District, Irwin Road District,Katanning Road District, Kojonup Road Dis-trict, Mingenew Road District, Moora RoadDistrict, Municipality of Narrogin, NarroginRoad Distirct, Municipality of Northam, Nor-tham Road District, Northampton Road Dis-trict, Pingelly Road District, Three SpringsRoad District, Toodyay Road District, UpperChapman Road District, Municipality ofWagin, Wagin Road District, West ArthurRoad District, Williams Road District, Muni-cipality of York, York Road District.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 3s. 9td. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of Ss. 8d.per gallon.

Boverley Road District, Municipality of Northam,Northam Road District, Toodyay Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 4s. 5bd. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 6s.per gallon.



Brookton Road District, Pingelly Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 4s. 5*d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 6s. per gallon,


Broome Hill Road District, GnowangerupRoad District.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 4s. 5&d. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops) asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of Is. 4d.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of Is.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers formilk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers, as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of Cs. per gallon.

For Milk which is Delivered in Pint Bottles orother Pint Containers.

Maximum price to be charged consumers wheredelivered to householders, provided that this priceapplies only where one b pint bottle or other pintcontainer is delivered, as from the 8th September,1956-at the rate of 12s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milk shops), as from the8th September, 1956-at the rate of 9s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers bymilk vendors (milk shops), provided that this priceapplies only to shops where approved by the Boardand the bottle or other container to be suppliedto the customer in the shop with the seal un-broken, as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 12s, per gallon.

Carnamah Road District, Irwin Road District,Mingenew Road District, Tlu'ee Springs RoadDistrict.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 3s. 9d. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956, at the rate of Ss.8d. per gallon.

For Milk supplied by Milk Vendors within theMetropolitan Area from Treatment Plantswithin the Metropolitan Area.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 5s. 9d. per gaflon.


Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 6s.lOd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, as fromthe 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 6s. 8d. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers formilk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers, as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 8s. per gallon.Municipality of Geraldton, Qeraldton-Greenough

Road District, Northampton Road District,Upper Chapman Road District.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th september, 1956-at therate of 4s. 6ftd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th september, 1956-at therate of 68. 4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or othercontainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 8s.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 'Is.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers formilk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers filled and capped within the metropolitanarea by the holders of treatment licenses, as fromthe 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 8s. 8d. pergallon.

Katanning Road District, Kojonup Road District,Municipality of Narrogin, Narrogin Road Dis-trict, Municipality of Wagin, Wagin RoadDistrict, West Arthur Road District, WilliamsRoad District.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 4s. 4*d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milkmen), as fromthe 8th september, 1956-at the rate of Ss. 31d.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of Ss. 8d. per gallon.



Maximum price to be charged consumers for milkwhich is delivered in bottles or other containers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of Is.per gallon.

For Milk which is Delivered in * Pint Bottlesor other Pint Containers.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milkmen), as from the 8thseptember, 1956-at the rate of 6s. 4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers wheredelivered to householders provided that this priceapplies only where one * pint bottle or other

pint container is delivered, as from the 8th Sep-tember, 1956-at the rate of los. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milk shops), as from the8th september, 1956-at the rate of Is. 4d. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers by milkvendors (milk shops) provided that this priceapplies only to shops where approved by the Board,and the bottle or other container to be supplied tothe customer in the shop with the seal unbroken,as from the 8th September, 1956-at the rate oflos. per gallon.

Moora Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 4s. 8* d. per gallon.



Municipality of York, York Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 4s. 5*d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th september, 1956-at therate of 5s. Sd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), as fromthe 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 6s. 4d. pergallon.


Maximum price to be charged consumers for milkwhich is delivered in bottles or other containers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of Is.per gallon.

Central Dairy Area, with the exception of BruceRock Road District, Cunderdin Road District,Dumbleyung Road District, Kellerberrin RoadDistrict, Merredin Road District, NarembeenRoad District, Quairading Road District, Tam-mm Road District, Westonia Road District.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 4s. 5*d. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or othercontainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 6s.per gallon.



Bruce Rock Road District, Narembeen RoadDistrict, Quairading Road District.

Minimum price to be charged to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 4s. 5*d. per gallon.





Maximum price to be charged consumers for milkwhich is delivered in bottles or other containers, asfrom the 8th september, 1956, at the rate of Os.8d. per gallon.

For Milk Supplied by Milk Vendors within theMetropolitan Area from Treatment Plantswithin the Metropolitan Area.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of Is. 3d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or othercontainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate ofIs. lid, per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 8s.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers formilk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers, as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 8s. 4d., per gallon.

Cunderdin Road District, Kellerberrin RoadDistrict, Tammin Road District,

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 4s. 5d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th september, 1956-at therate of 5s. Sd. per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged consumers by milkvendors (milk shops), as from the 8th September,1956-at the rate of Os. 4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers by milkvendors (milk shops), for milk which is sold inbottles or other containers, as from the 8th sep-tember, 1956-at the rate of Os. 8d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers by milkvendors (milkmen) where milk is delivered to con-sumers, as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of Os. 3d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers by milkvendors (milkmen) for milk which is deliveredin bottles or other containers to consumers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of Is.per gallon.

Dunibleyung Road District.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th September, 1956-at therate of 4s. 51d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 65. 4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), as fromthe 8th september, 1956-at the rate of Is. 4d. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, as fromthe 8th september, 1956-at the rate of Is. pergallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers for mflkwhich is delivered in bottles or other containers, asfrom the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 8s.per gallon.

For Milk which is Delivered in Pint Bottlesor other i Pint Containers.

Maximum price to be charged consumers wheredelivered to householders provided that this priceapplies only where one pint bottle or other& pint container is delivered, as from the 8th Sep-tember, 1956--at the rate of 12s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsto other milk vendors (milk shops), as from the8th september, 1956-at the rate of 9s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers by milkvendors (milk shops) provided that this priceapplies only to shops where approved by the Boardand the bottle or other container to be supplied tothe customer in the shop with the seal unbroken,as from the 8th September, 1956-at the rate of12s. per gallon.

Merredin Road District, Westonia RoadDistrict.

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milkvendors, as from the 7th september, 1956-at therate of 4s. Bid. per gallon,

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th september, 1956-at therate of Os. 4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, as fromthe 8th September, 1956-at the rate of 7s. pergallon.

Eastern Goldfields Dairy Area.Minimum price to be paid to dairymen by milk

vendors, as from the 7th september, 1956-at therate of 5s. 3d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from the 8th September, 1956, at therate of 7s. 2d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor milk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of Is. 6d.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th september, 1956-at the rate of 8s.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers formilk which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers, as from the 8th September, 1956-at therate of 8s, 4d. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged for milk producedoutside the Eastern Goldfields Dairy Area andsupplied by milk vendors from outside the EasternGoldfields Dairy Area to other milk vendors (milk-men) at Kalgoorlie, as from the 8th September,1956-at the rate of 5s. Sid, per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged for milk suppliedby milk vendors in the Eastern Goldfields DairyArea to other milk vendors (milkmen) in theEastern Goldfields Dairy Area, as from the 8thSeptember, 1956-at the rate of 6s. per gallon.

By order of the Milk Board of West-ern Australia,

W. B. STANNARD,Chairman.

MILK ACT, 1946-1954.Cream.

IT is hereby notified for public information that inpursuance of the provisions of the Milk Act,1946-1954, the Milk Board of Western Australia hasfixed the undermentioned prices for cream to applyin all dairy areas, with the exception of EasternGoldfields Dairy Area, as from the dates statedhereunder:-

Minimum price to be paid to dairymen, as fromthe 7th september, 1956-at the rate of £1 l3s. 6d.per gallon.


Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor cream supplied to other milk vendors (milk-men), as from the 8th september, 1956at the rateof £1 19s. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendors forcream which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers to other milk vendors (milkmen), as fromthe 8th september, 1956at the rate of £2 2s. Gd.per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged by milk vendorsfor cream supplied to other milk vendors (milkshops), as from 8th september, 1956at the rateof £2 per gallon.

Maximum prioe to be charged by milk vendorsfor cream which is delivered in bottles or othercontainers to other milk vendors (milk shops), asfrom the 8th september, 1956at the rate of£2 3s. Gd. per gallon.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, asfrom the 8th september, 1956at the rate of 5s. Id.per pint.

Maximum price to be charged consumers forcream which is delivered in 1 pint bottles or other1 pint containers, as from the 8th september,1956at the rate of 6s. per pint.

Maximum price to be charged consumers, forcream which is delivered in pint bottles or otherf pint containers, as from the 8th september,1956at the rate of 3s. per hall pint.

Maximum price to be charged consumers forcream which is delivered in 8 ounce bottles or other8 ounce containers, as from the 8th september,1956at the rate of 2s. Sd. per 8 ounces.

Maximum price to be charged consumers forcream which is delivered in pint bottles or other

pint containers as from the 8th september,1956at the rate of 2s. , per pint.

Eastern Goldfields Dairy Area.

Maximum price to be charged consumers forcream which is delivered in bottles or other con-tainers, as from the 8th september, 1956at therate of Is. per pint.

By order of the Milk Board of West-ern Australia,

W. EL STANNARD,Chairman.

REGISTRATION OF MINISTERS.

(Pursuant to Part III of the Registration of Births,Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1948.)

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 3rd September, 1956.

Appointments.IT is hereby published, for general information,that the undermentioned ministers have been dulyregistered in this Office for the Celebration ofMarriages throughout the state of Western Aus-tralia:

R.G. No., Date, Name, Address of Residence,Registry District.

Church. of England.2037/56; 1/9/56; Rev. Arthur Tom Pidd, M.A., T1I.L.,

Dip.Ed.; The Rectory, Queenslea Drive, Clare-mont; Perth.

The Liberal catholic Church.2388/55; 1/9/56; Rev. Frederick William Hill; 9

Shenton Road, Claremont; Perth.

The Salvation Army.2085/56; 1/9/56; Captain John Charles Kirkham;

78 Gale Street, Busselton; Sussex.

Cancellations.IT is hereby published, for general information,that the name of the undermentioned ministershave been duly removed from the register in thisoffice of ministers registered for the Celebrationof Marriages throughout the State of WesternAustralia

Church of England.2022/56; 12/8/56; The Venerable Alan McQuire

Jenkins, Th.Sch.; St. John's Rectory, Albany;Plantagenet.

2036/56; 1/9/56; Rev. William Edmund Moorhouse;The Rectory, Queenslea Drive, Claremont;Perth.

NORMAN B. BRICE,Deputy Registrar General.

APPOINTMENTS.

(Under section 6 of the Registration of Births,Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1948.)

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 5th september, 1956.

THE following appointments have been approved:-R.G. No. 124/53.Mr. Robert William Jennings,

as District Registrar of Births, Deaths and Mar-riages for the Moora Registry District, to maintainan office at Moora, during the absence on leave ofMr. Ian Hollett; appointment to date from 2ndSeptember, 1956.

R.G. No. 174/53.Mr. Alfred Leslie Day, asAssistant District Registrar of Births and Deathsfor the Murchison Registry District, to maintain anoffice at Mt. Magnet, vice Mr. Cecil Edward Emms;appointment to date from 31st August, 1956.

R.G. No. 152/53.Constable Arthur Geoffrey Gee,as Assistant District Registrar of Births and Deathsfor the Wellington Registry District, to maintainan office at Donnybrook, vice Sergeant BernardJoseph Clarke; appointment to date from 25thAugust, 1956.

R.G. No. 168/53.Constable William GeorgeCrane, as Assistant District Registrar of Births andDeaths for the Northam Registry District, to main-tain an office at Meckering vice Constable ArthurGeoffrey Gee appointment to date from 22ndAugust, 1956.

NORMAN B. BRICE,Deputy Registrar General.

APPOINTMENT.

(26 George V, No. 36.)

HIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleasedto appoint Howard William Olney, of Perth, Inthe State of Western Australia Articled Law Clerk,a Commissioner of the Supreme Court of WesternAustralia to administer or take within the Stateof Western Australia any oath, affidavit, affirma-tion or declaration for use in the Supreme Courtof Western Australia and to take the acknowledg-ments of Deeds executed by married women. TheCommission to remain in force until the saidHoward William Olney ceases to reside in theState of Western Australia aforesaid, or until heceases to hold the appointment of Judge's Associatethere, or until revoked.

G. J. BOYLSON,Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,Perth, 24th August, 1956.


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* Documents chargeable at £1 for the first set and Ss. 3d. for any subsequent issues.j. Also available for inspection at Liaison Offices.

Addresses-I,iaisom Offices-.W.A. Government Liaison Office,

Room 13, 1st Floor, M.L.C. Buildings,303 Collins Street, Melbourne.

For Sale by Tender.

WA. Government Liaison Office,Room 105, 82 Pitt Street, Sydney.

Agent General for W.A.,115 The Strand, London, W.C. 2.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Government Tender Board, 74 Murray Street, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until 10 a.m. on the dates of closing.

Tenders must be properly indorsed on envelopes etherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, 74 Murray Street, Perth.No Tender necessarily accepted.

T. W. FRTJTN,7th September, 1956. Chairman, Tender Board.(3)-98704

Date ofAdvertising.

ScheduleNo. Supplies Required. Date of

Closing.

1956. 1966.Aug. 24 495A, 1956 Sept. 13Aug. 24 489A, 1956 Tobacco, Cigarettes, and Cigarette Papers Sept. 13Aug. 24 490A, 1956 Flax Canvas for Tarpaulins Sept. 13Aug. 17 482A, 1956 Sterilizers for Devonleigh Hospital Sept. 13Aug. 28 497A, 1956 10 in., Sin., 6 in. and 4 in. Steel Pipes Sept. 13Aug. 28 SOSA, 1956 16 in. Planing Machine Sept. 13Aug. 28 507A, 1956 Steel Roof Trusses for Royal Perth Hospital Sept. 13Aug. 24 494A, 1956 Sluice Valves Sept. 20Aug. 28 513A, 1956 Firewood for Geraldton Hospitals Sapt. 20Sept. 4 521A, 1956 TaxiS Transport from Sunset Home to Royal Perth Hospital Sept. 20Sept. 4 522A, 1956 Limestone for South Beach 1?oreshore .............. Sept. 20Sept. 4 523A, 1956 Paper Towels or Towelling and Dispensers Sept. 20Sept. 4 530A, 1956 Fresh Cream for Royal Perth Hospital Sept. 20Sept. 4 532A, 1956 Heavy Duty Drilling Machine Sept. 20Sept. 7 539A, 1956 Piles and Stringers .......................... Sept. 20Aug. 28 Burials-Country Districts ...................... Sept. 27Aug. 28 Burials-Metropolitan Area Sept. 27Sept. 7 540A, 1956 81 in.-10 in. Bed Lathe Sept. 27Sept. 7 528A, 1956 Workshop Travelling Gantry Sept. 27Sept. 7 529A, 1956 Steel Framed Motor Workshop ................. Sept. 27Sept. 7 SS1A, 1956 Steel Saw Bench with A.C. Electric Motor Sept. 27Sept. 7 533A, 1956 Hydraulic Garage Presses ..................... Sept. 27Sept. 7 537A, 1956 Portable Engine Driven D.C. Welders Sept. 27Sept. 7 538A, 1956 Garage Hoist Sept. 27Aug. 10 459A, 1956 Construction of Emu Fence Oct. 11June 28 255A, 1956 Diesel Shunting Locomotive * Extended to

Oct. 18Aug. 17 479A, 1956 Steam Raising Plant for Wundowie (recalled) (also available for inspection

at Liaison Offices in Melbourne nnd Sydney) Nov. 15

Date ofAdvertising.

SelteduloNo. For Sale. Date of

Closing.

1956. 1956.Aug. 28 499A, 1956 1942 model Austin 5 ton Truck at Port Hedland Sept. 12Aug. 28 502A, 1956 1951-52 Model Bedford 7 ton Truck Sept. 13Aug. 28 504A, 1956 Concrete Mixer Sept. 13Aug. 28 503A, 1956 1947 model Bedford 30 owt. Truck Sept. 13Aug. 28 506A, 1956 1949 model Austin 2.3 ton Truck ........ Sept. 13Aug. 28 508A, 1956 Engine ox Concrete Mixer Sept. 13Aug. 28 SODA, 1956 1949 model Austin 2-3 ton Truck ........ Sept. 13Aug. 28 510k 1956 1940 model 15 ewt. Utility Sept. 13Aug. 31 515A, 1956 1942 Chevrolet Truck Sept. 13Aug. 31 516A, 1956 International Utility Sept. 13Aug. 31 520A, 1956 Bedford 30 cwt. Truck Sept. 13Aug. 28 S11A, 1956 International Utility Sept. 20Aug. 28 514A, 1956 Boiler and Fittings Sept. 20Aug. 31 517A, 1956 Tracquip Rollover Rabbit Ripper Sept. 20Sept. 4 519k 1956 Arid Motor Cycles, en Police Department Sept. 20Sept. 4 524A, 1956 Scrap Storage Batteries Sept. 20Sept. 4 527A, 1956 No. 12 Caterpillar Grader ............ Sept. 20Sept. 7 534A, 1956 Ingersoll.Rand Mobile Compressor - Sept. 20Sept. 4 525A, 1956 Commer Truck Sept. 27Sept. 4 526A, 1956 Ford Service Van Sept. 27Sept. 7 535A, 1956 Rails and Fishplates Oct. 4Sept. 7 536A, 1956 Turntable Box and Bridge Girders, cx WAG. Railways Oct. 4


WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARDcontinued.

Accepted Tenders.

Addition to Contract.

MINING ACT, 1904.Appointment.

Department of Mines,Perth, 22nd August, 1956.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor and Ad-ministrator in Executive Council has been pleasedto approve of the following appointment viz.:-

1181/55O'Brien, Arthur Lawson as ActingWarden of the Warden's Courts, Onslow andMarble Bar, vice Vernon Pollock Leach, deceased,to date from the 5th day of August, 1955.

(Sgd.) I. R BERRY,Acting Under Secretary for Mines.

COAL MINES REGULATION ACT, 1946.Appointment.


HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor and Ad-ministrator in Executive Council has been pleasedto approve the following appointment.

693/49.Henderson, Charles Duncan, as Work-men's Inspector of Mines for the Collie MineralField for a further period of three (3) years asfrom the 12th day of June, 1956.

(Sgd.) I. R. BERRY,Acting Under Secretary for Mines.

TenderBoard Date. Contractor.

Sched-Particulars. DePartm Rate.

1956.1126/56 Aug 30 George Wills & Co.,

Ltd.435A,1956

SupplyanddeliveryofVegetableCorkboard representing 19,434sheets each 36 in. x 12 in. x

Wyadham Meat-works

47-37 pence persq. ft.

3 in, of Portugese Origin700/66 do. ................ 437A,

1956Supply and delivery of Coffee,

Chicory and Essence toVarious

Government Departmentswithin a 12 mile radius of theG.P.O., Perth, during theperiod from 1-10-56, to31-12-56, as follows

I3ushells, Ltd. Item 3 (a)Coffee Essenceunsweetened

Item 4 (a)Coffeo Essenccsweetened

6s. lOd. per bottle,

5s. per bottle.Anchor Products (WA.) Item I (a)Coffee and 4s. per lb.

Pty., Ltd. Chicory, mixedItem 2 (a)Coffee and

Chicory, mixed 3s. 7d. per lb.1125/56 do Tyresoles (WA.), Pty.,

Ltd.448A,1956

Purchase andremovalofSccond-hand Tyres and Tubes, asfollows

Government Stores

Jtein 1-221 only Second-hand Tyres (assortedsizes) ........................ £30.

Item 2Quantity of ScrapTubes ........................ £1.

1019/56 do. 413A,1956

PurchaseandremovalofSeeond-hand Electric Motors, en

W.A.G.R.

W.A.G.11. Workshops, Mid-land Junction as follows

B. Nelson ............ 64 Items ........................ £367 the lot.B. P. Gray 2 Items (Items Nos. 11and 98) ........................ £1 16s.P. Farina 25 Items £309 4s. the lot.

1044/56 do Wakelam Bros. .... 407A,1956

Supply and delivery of 850 cuyds (more or less) of Gravel to

Public Worlrs 14s. 6d. per eu. yd.

No. 10 Berth, North Wharf,Fremantle

1123/56 do W. & T. Avery (Aust.)Pty., Ltd.

431A,1956

Supply and delivery of 3 onlyAvery type 5801 Portable

Mines £221 each.

Automatic Wheel Weighers485/56 do Perkins, Pty., Ltd..... 408A,

1956Supply and delivery of Diesel

Driven A.C. Geocrating Plantfor Padbury Boys' Home,Stoneville, as follows

Public Works .... £1,044 3s.

Item 1IS ICVA DieselGenerating Set, complete

TenderBoardNo.

Date. Contractor. Sched.ule No. Pnrticulars. Department

concerned. Rate.

1521/541950.

Aug. 30 Dobbie Dieo Meter Co.(\V.A.) Pty., Ltd.

683A,1954

Supply and delivery of 1,000only in. type A" WaterMeters

Metropolitan WaterSnpply

£8 3s. 2d. each.


THE MINING ACT, 1904-1952.Forfeiture of Leases for Non-payment of Rent due

under Section 98 of the Mining Act, 1904-1952

Department of Mines,Perth, 5th September, 1956.

IT is hereby notified, for public information, thatHis Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor and Ad-ministrator in Executive Council declared theundermentioned leases forfeited for breach of cov-enant, viz., non-payment of rent.

I. R. BERRY,Acting Under Secretary for Mines.

YALGOO GOLDFIELD

Gold Mining Leases.1226SWEET WILLIAM: Zanga, Lorenzo; Mar-

chei, Adamo; Mack, Lillian.1229AUSTIN MARTHA SOUTH: Clark, James

Pringle.1230AUSTIN MARTHA NORTH: Clark, James

Pringle.

MURCHISON GOLDFIELD

Mount Magnet District;Gold Mining Leases.

1528MEVENING STAR EXTENDED: Kennedy,Thomas Augustine; Slavin, FrancisThomas; Greenwood, Albert Ernest.

1535rv1WJND BAG: Capelli, Pietro; Capelli,Angelo; Capelli, Domenico.

1545MHESPERUS DAWN NORTH: Clark, JamcsPringle.

1560MALPHA: Hill 50 Central No Liability.156 IMTHETA: Hill 50 Central No Liability.1562MBETA: Hill 50 Central No Liability.1565MLITTLE SHAMROCK: Jewell, Horace

John.

EAST COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.

East Coolgardie District.Gold Mining Leases.

5982EEXCALIBUR: Kalgoorlie Southern GoldMines No Liability.

5983EEGIL: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines NoLiability.

5989EEGILONA: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold MinesNo Liability.

5990EEGLAMOUR: Kalgoorlie Southern GoldMines No Liability.

6139ESHAHI: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold MinesNo Liability.

6140ESICCA: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines NoLiability.

6141ESOLDO: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold MinesNo Liability.

6151EJUDITH ANNE: Kalgoorlie Southern GoldMines No Liability.

6189EALMONDBURY: Kalgoorlie Southern GoldMines No Liability.

6l9oEALSTON: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold MinesNo Liability.

6191EALTONA: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold MinesNo Liability.

6192EALVAN: Kalgoorhie Southern Gold MinesNo Liability.

6193EAMBLESIDE' Kalgoorlie Southern GoldMines No Liability.

6194EAMHERST: Kalgoorlie Southern GoldMines No Liability.

6195EAMY: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines NoLiability.

6196EANGELO: Kolgoorlie Southern Gold MinesNo Liability.

6259EMAIN REEF: Pascoe, Edmund JamesErnest.

6320EEDITH JOY: King, Ernest.6329EARAMAC: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines

No Liability.6370EDOROTHEA: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold

Mines No Liability.6371EDTJGAN' Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines

No Liability.6372EDIJKE: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines No

Liability.6373EDWYER: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines

No Liability.6314EEAGLE: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines

No Liability.6375EEGAN: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines

No Liability.63'76EELIZABETH: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold

Mines No Liability.6506ECLARENCE: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold

Mines No Liability.650'7ECLIVE: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines

No Liability.6508ECOLLICK: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold

Mines No Liability.6509ECOLLINS: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold

Mines No Liability.6510ECONGDON: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold

Mines No Liability.6511ECONNAUGHT: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold

Mines No Liability.6512ECONSUL: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines

No Liability.65l3ECORNWALL Kalgoorlie Southern Gold

Mines No Liability.6514ECORONA' Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines

No Liability.65l5EEMPRESS: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold

Mines No Liability.65l6EEUREICA: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold

Mines No Liability.65l7EEVANS: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines

No Liability.65l8EFOOTE: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines

No Liability.6519EFORREST: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold

No Liability.652oEFRANK: Kalgoorlie Southern Gold Mines

No Liability.

BROAD ARROW GOLDFIELD

Gold Mining Leases.2284WBARLOCK: Hillgrove, Murray; Solberg,

Erling; Greengrass, Arthur Ernest.

NORTH COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD

Mensies District.Gold Mining Leases.

5752ZWOOLGAR SOUTH: Sachse, Harold Fred-rick; Graham, Robert John.

5749ZWOOLGAR: Sachse, Harold Frederick,5768ZCARIDA: Wood, Paul.

Warring District.Gold Mining Leases.

116713MARGARET GERTRUDE DEEPS: AustralMining Company No Liability.

COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELDCoozgardie District.

Gold Mining Leases.5878ELLEN JEAN: Sprigg, Reginald Claude5956LORD BOBS: Colling, George Henry;

Macfarlane, Jack.5981CENTRAL HIGGINSVILLE: Urlich,

Milenko; Tabain, Ante.

Mineral Lease.101BON AMI: Sprigg, Reginald Claude.

Kunanalling District.Gold Mining Leases.

9705CARBINE: Crawford, Mary Ann.

DUNDAS GOLDFIELDGold Mining Leases.

1860CORONATION: Bassett, Walter Cohn.

Miner's Homestead Leases.84BRAESIDE: Alexander, Robert Malcolm.66HILLVIEW: Rasmussen, Henry.

Mineral Leases.9RADmM BELLE' Yorga, John Daniel.

12BLACK PRINCE: Yorga, John Daniel.13IRENE MAY: Thomas, Irene May.14LUCKY STRIKE: Lockhart, Thomas.15URANUS: Yorga, John Daniel.34BONZO Sharpe, Percival Malcolm.35TINY TOT: Yorga, John Daniel.

MT. MARGARET GOLDFIELDMt. Malcolni District.Gold Mining Leases.

1834CMONTE CRISTO: Walker, William John.

Mt. Margaret District.Gold Mining Leases.

2484TBOOMERANG EXTENDED: Cable, MaryTeresa.

2539TLANCEFIELD EXTENDED SOUTH: Con-solidated Gold Areas N.L.

2540TLANCEFIELD SOUTH: Consolidated GoldAreas N.L.

2544TKENT' Lancefield No Liability.2566TBERIA MAIN LODE: Bracegirdle, Walter.

Mt. Morgans District.Gold Mining Leases.

529FSECOND FORTUNE: Kosovich, Ivan.

PILBARA GOLDFIELDMarble Bar District.Gold Mining Leases.

1128ECLIPSE: Mason, John William; Dacheff,Angelo Dancho; Johnston, John Albert.

1131ECLIPSE WEST: Thompson, Cohn Arthur;Mason, William John; Dacheff, AngeloDancho; Johnston, John Albert.

1132ECLIPSE EAST: Thompson, Cohn Arthur.1133ECLIPSE EAST EXTENDED: Thompson,

Cohn Arthur; Mason, William John;Dacheff, Angelo Dancho; Johnston, JohnAlbert.

1138ECLIPSE WEST EXTENDED: Dacheff, An..gelo Dancho.

Nutlagine District.Gold Mining Leases.

279LALL NATIONS: Bohoim, Walter; Howard,Roland Henry.

WEST PILBARA GOLDFIELD.Gold Mining Lease,

173PILGRIM'S PROGRESS: Corderoy MinesLimited.

MURCHISON GOLDFIELDMeelcatharra District.Gold Mining Leases.

1849NNEW ALLIANCE: Builder, Thomas Clarke.1923NPETER PAN: Nikolich, Clem.1936NNEW ALLIANCE NORTH: Builder, Thomas

Clarke,

1937NNEW ALLIANCE SOUTH: Builder, ThomasClarke.

1938NNEW ALLIANCE SOUTH EXTENDED:Builder, Thomas Clarke.

1971NINGLISTON ALBERTS: Rinaldi, Emelio.1972NNEW BREW: Erceg, Ante.

Tailings Lease.3NURAI4US: Australian Machinery and In-

vestment Company Limited.

PEAK HILL GOLDFIELDGold Mining Leases.

575PLABOURCHERE MAIN LODE: Scott,Frank Muir.

Tailings Leases.1PPEAK HILL No 1 Australian Machinery

and Investment Company Limited.2PPEAK HILL No 2 Australian Machinery

and Investment Company Limited.3PPEAK HILL No 3: Australian Machinery


and Investment Company Limited.5PPEAK HILL No. 5: Australian Machinery


and Investment Company Limited.

Residential Lease.2PHORSESHOE RESIDENTIAL: Anglo

Westrahian Mining Pty. Limited.

WEST KIMBERLEY GOLDFIELDMineral Lease.

69ROYAL EMERY: Bromby, Herbert Camp-bell; McA.hear, Leonard Ramsay.

YILGARN GOLDFIELDGold Mining Leases.

4182QUEEN ANN: Wesley, Ernest Cornwall;Wesley, Lathani Charles.

4200JUPITER: Wesley, Latham Charles; Wesley,Ernest Cornwall.

4359LEONARD'S FIND: Leonard, Bertram;Venables, Allan Stanley.

4367RADIO SOUTH: Austral Mining CompanyNo Liability.

4368RADIO DEEPS EAST' Austral Mining Com-pany No Liability.

4373INSPIRATION EXTENDED: Gulberti, Gia-como; Lanfranchi, Maria Bambina.

4382VOLCANO EXTENDED: Austral MiningCompany No Liability.

4383BANKER: Bernet, Francis Xavier.

Miner's Homestead Leases.126MOUNT CLARA: Lemke, Norman Allen.

NORTHAMPTON MINERAL FIELD.Mineral Leases.

38PFYIAFA: Rundell, Roberta Edith; McCul-lough, Frank Reid; Cameron, CampbellHolmes; Hoihins, Edward John; Byne,Edward.

PHILLIPS RIVER GOLDFIELDGold Mining Leases.

275ISOBEL: Westrahian Mining Pty. Ltd.



MINING ACT, 1904-1952.


IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of the Mining Act, 1904-1952, His Excellency the Lieutenant.Governor and Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Leases, Applications forLeases, Surrenders, and Temporary Reserves as shown below.

(Sgd.) A. H. TELPER,Under Secretary for Mines.

The undermentioned applications for Gold Mining Leases were approved, subject to survey

* Conditionally.

The surrenders of the undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were accepted

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1954.

Clifford & Wilson Pty. Ltd. (In Liquidation).Notice of Final Meetings of Creditors

and Shareholders.(Pursuant to Section 250.)

NOTICE is hereby given that the final meeting ofthe creditors of Clifford & Wilson PLy. Ltd. (InLiquidation) will be held at the office of theLiquidator, 0/0 Messrs. Stowe & Stowe with EdwinV. Nixon & Partners, Chartered Accountants(Aust.), Atlas Building, 8-10 The Esplanade, Perth,on Friday, 28th September, 1956, at 2.30 p.m., forthe purpose of receiving the Liquidator's finalaccount and report on the winding-up.

Notice is also given that a general meeting ofthe Company will be held at the office of theLiquidator on Friday, 28th September, 1956, at 215p.m., to receive the Liquidator's final account andreport referred to herin.

Dated at Perth this 18th day of August, 1956.A. B. PATON,

Liquidator.

Mine,"s Homestead Lease.

The undermentioned application for a Miner's Homestead Lease was approved, subject to survey, to date from 1st July, 1956

The authority granted to occupy conditionally the undermentioned Temporary Reserves has been extended

LANE'S PTY. LIMITED.

IT is proposed that the business of Lane's Pty.Limited in Western Australia be taken over by asubsidiary Company to be known as Lane's (W.A.)Pty. Limited. It becomes necessary to discontinuethe registration of Lane's Pty. Limited in order toregister the Company Lane's (W.A.) Pty. Limitedand to comply with the Companies Act the followingnotice is given. The business of Lane's will be car-ried on without interruption.

Notice is hereby given that Lane's PLy. Limited,a Company registered under Part XI. of the Com-panies Act, 1943-1954, and having its registeredoffice at 497-499 Murray Street, Perth, in the Stateof Western Australia, intends voluntarily to ceaseto carry on business in the said State on and afterthe 24th day of December, 1956.


K. J. FALKNER,Agent in Western Australia.

Keall & Mccall, Barristers and Solicitors, 29Barrack Street, Perth.

Goldlield. District. Name of Lease. Jessecs.

Broad Arrow 2224W Wbip.Pole " Solherg, Erling.Murchison .... Mount Magnet 1557M Dunboyne " Grose, Charles William James.Murehisun .... Mount Nngnet l558M " Galtee ?doore " Grose, Charles William James.Murehison .... Mount Magnet 1559M Empress Extended" Grose, Charles William James.North Coolgardie.... Menzies ........ 5773Z Dunlop's" ........ Dunlop, Ronald Chnse.

No. Corres. No. Occupier. Term. Locality.

1262H 329/50 Norscman Cold Mines, No Liability Six months as front 1-7-56 Norseman Dundas Goldileld.l263H 329/50 Norseman Gold Mines, No Liability Six months as front 1-7-56 .... Norseman Dundas Goldfield.1264H 329/50 Norsemnn Gold Mines, No Liability Six months as front 1-7-56 .... Norsemaa Dundas Goldfiold.1307H 375/51 Porphyry (1939) Gold Mine, No

LiabilitySix months as from 1-7-56 .... East of Porphyry, North Cool-

gardie Goldlield.

GoIddeld. District. No. of Application.

East Coolgardie East Coolgardie 320E*.

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

Broad ArrowDundasOutside Proclaimed

2289W*.1862*, 1863* 1864* 1865*.S1PP*.Private Property

2258 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.


Notice of Intention to Cease Business in WesternAustralia.

Pursuant to Section 337.(Oxide Rutile No Liability.)

NOTICE is hereby given that Oxide Rutile NoLiability a Company registered under Part XI ofthe Companies Act, 1943-1954, and having itsregistered office at do. W. A. Carcary Halvorsen& Co., Warwick House, 63 St. George's Terrace,Perth, in the State of Western Australia, intendsvoluntarily to cease to carry on business in thesaid State on and after the 1st day of December,1956.

Dated this 28th day of August, 1956.

H. B. HALVORSEN,Agent.


Notice of Intention to Cease Business in WesternAustralia.

Pursuant to Section 337.(Austral Mining Company No Liability.)

NOTICE is hereby given that Austral MiningCompany No Liability a Company registered underPart XI of the Companies Act, 1943-1954, and hav-ing its registered office at do. W. A. Carcary Hal-vorsen & Co., Warwick House, 63 St. George's Ter-race, Perth, in the State of Western Australia,intends voluntarily to cease to carry on business inthe said State on and alter the 1st day of December,1956.


H. B. HALVORSEN,Agent.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1956.Dieselair (WA.) Pty. Ltd.

Notice of Situation of Registered Office.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof this Company will be situated at SA LichfieldStreet, Victoria Park, and will be open to thepublic from 10 am. to 12 noon, and 2 p.m. to4 p.m., Mondays to Fridays, except public holidays.

Dated the 27th day of August, 1956.

FRANK DOWNING,Solicitor for the Company.

Downing & Downing. 9 Barrack Street, Perth,Solicitors for the Company.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1954.Notice of Situation of Registered Office and of the

Days and Hours During which such Office isAccessible to the Public.

Pursuant to Section 99 (4).Neil James & Co. Pty. Ltd.

To the Registrar of Companies:NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof Neil James & Co. Pty. Ltd. is situated at 328Murray Street, Perth, and that the days and hoursduring which such office is accessible to the publicare as fllows;Monday5 to Fridays from 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m., public holidays excepted.

Dated the 31st day of August, 1956.R, J. HAYNES,

Director or Secretary.Geoffrey G. Hammond of 98 St. George's Terrace,

Perth, Solicitor for the Company.

[7 September, 1956.


Notice of Increase in Share Capital Beyond theRegistered Capital.

Pursuant to Section 661.S. W. Clarke Pty. Ltd.

S. W. CLARKE PTY. LTD. hereby gives notice thatby a special resolution of the Company passed onthe 7th day of August, 1956, the authorised sharecapital of the Company was increased by the addi-tion thereto of the sum of £75,000, divided into75,000 shares of one pound (El) each beyond theauthorised capital of £25,000.

The additional capital is divided as follows:Number of Shares, Class of Shares, Nominal

Amount of Each Share.25,000; "C" class shares one pound.50,000; unclassified shares; one pound.

The conditions subject to which the new shareshave been or are to be issued are as follows:"C"class shares to rank for dividend and in all otherrespects parri passu with the existing "C" classshares in the Company. Unclassified shares to beissued upon such terms and conditions and withsuch rights and privileges annexed thereto as thedirectors shall at the time of issue determine.

The rights attached to the preference shares orto each class of preference shares forming part ofthe original or increased capital of the CompanyareNil.


(Sgd.) S. W. CLARKE,Director.


Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office.Pursuant to Section 99 (4).

Parfait Pty. Ltd.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof Parfait Pty. Ltd. was, on the first day of August,1956, changed to and is now situated at Room 3,First Floor, 158 William Street, Perth.

C. A. FRASER,Director.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1946.Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office

and of the Days and Hours such Office isAccessible to the Public.

Pursuant to Section 99 (4).Anglo Australian Equipment (1956) fly. Ltd.Anglo Australian Machinery (1956) Pty. Ltd.City Mortgage Company Pty. Limited.Commonwealth General Assurance Corpora-

tion Ltd.Golden North (Evanston) N.L.Gulf Oil & Minerals (W.A.) Limited.Hirings Ltd.Nottingham Workers' Compensation InsurancePty. Limited.Westralian Auto Services Limited.Wubin Hotel pty. Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof the above companies was, on the 1st day ofSeptember, 1956, changed to and is now situatedat Third Floor, West Australian Chambers, 104St. George's Terrace, Perth.

The days and hours during which the RegisteredOffices of the above companies are accessible tothe public are as from the first day of September,1956 as follows; Monday to Friday inclusive from9 am. to 5 p.m.

Dated this 31st day of August, 1956.(Sgd.) R. GOYNE MILLER & CO.


COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1954.The Telegraph Printing and Publishing Company

Limited (In Liquidation).Notice of Meeting of Shareholders.

(Pursuant to Section 250.)NOTICE is hereby given that a general meeting ofshareholders of The Telegraph Printing and Pub-lishing Company Limited (In Liquidation) will beheld at the office of the Liquidator, do King, Lissi-man & Co., Chartered Acountants (Aust.), A.M.P.Chambers, cnr. William Street and St. George'sTerrace, Perth, on Wednesday, the 10th day ofOctober, 1956, at 12 noon, for the purpose of receiv-ing the Liquidator's account and report on the wind-ing-up of the Company.

Dated at Perth this 29th day of August, 1956.C. H. KING,

Liquidator.

COMPANIES ACT.EAST KIMBERLEY PASTORAL PROPRIETARYLIMITED gives notice that its Registered Officewas, on the 27th day of August, 1956, changed toand is now situated at the offices of Messrs. Keall& McCall, Third Floor, Manufacturers' Building,29 Barrack Street, Perth.


0. KEALL.

COMPANIES ACT.RESEARCH PTY. LIMITED gives notice that ItsRegistered Office was, on the 27th day of August,1956, changed to and is now situated at the officesof Messrs. Keall & McCall, Third Floor, Manu-facturers' Building, 29 Barrack Street, Perth.

Dated the 27th day of August, 1956.0. KEALL,

Director.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1954.Southern Hospital Pty. Ltd.

Notice of Situation of Registered Office.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof this Company will be situated at Room 14, FirstFloor, 97 St. George's Terrace, Perth, and will beopen to the public from 10 am, to 12 noon and2 pin, to 4 p.m., Mondays to Fridays, except publicholidays.

Dated the 20th day of August, 1956.FRANK DOWNING,

Solicitor for the Company.Downing & Downing, 9 Barrack Street, Perth,

Solicitors for the Company.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1954.Building Finance Pty. Ltd.

Notice of Situation of Registered Office.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof this Company will be situated at Room 1, FirstFloor, 101 St. George's Terrace, Perth, and willbe open to the public from 10 am. to 12 noonand 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Mondays to Fridays, exceptpublic holidays.

Dated the 22nd day of August, 1956.FRANK DOWNING,

Solicitor for the Company.Downing & Downing, 9 Barrack Street, Perth,

Solicitors for the Company.

Western Australia.Companies Act, 1943-1954.

Notice of Situation of Registered Office and ofthe Days and Hours during which such Officeis Accessible to the Public.

(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)Baldocks Spring Works Pty. Ltd.

To the Registrar of Companies, Perth:NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof Baldocks Spring Works Pty. Ltd. is situate at169 Aberdeen Street, Perth, and that the days andhours during which such office is accessible to thepublic are as follows:Mondays to Fridays (in-clusive) from 10 am. to noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.except on public holidays when the office will beclosed.

Dated this 30th day of August, 1956.OLNEY & NEVILE,

Solicitors for the Company,CML. Building, St. George'sTerrace, Perth.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1954,Notice of Registered Office.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof Sheet Metal Workers (W:A.) Pty. Ltd. is situatedat 77 Belmont Avenue, Belmont, and that the daysand hours during which such office is accessibleto the public are as follows :-.--Mondays to Fridays,both inclusive (excluding public holidays) from 10a,m. to 4 p.m.

Dated this 24th day of August, 1956.ROBINSON, COX & CO.,

20 Howard Street, Perth,Solicitors.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1946,Notice Concerning Lost, Defaced or Destroyed

Share Certificates.(Pursuant to Section 414 (1)).

Australasian Oil Exploration Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the share certificatesin the above Company detailed hereunder havebeen lost, defaced or destroyed.

Certificate No., inclusive Share Numbers,Registered Proprietor.

13598; 1359701-1359800; Kirkby, Charles Saunders.37065; 3706401-3706500; Osborne, Charles.24671; 2467001-2467100; Gallagher, Lee Thomas.80930/1; 8092901-8093100; Rothfield, Evelyn.97737/9; 9773601-9773900; Cook, John Thomas.99520; 9951901-9952000; Gallagher, Lee Thomas.105746/7; 10574501-10574700; Preshaw, Magdelene

Ivy.110921; 11092001-11092100; Schweers, Antoinette

Aliada Maria.It is the intention of the directors of the above-

named Company to issue duplicate certificates inlieu thereof after the expiration of 28 days fromthe publication hereof.

Dated the 31st day of August, 1956.L. MADDEN,

Secretary.151 Adelaide Terrace, Perth.

COMPANIES ACT.T SI (WA) LIMITED gives notice that its Regis-tered Office was, on the 27th day of August, 1956,changed to and is now situated at the offices ofMessrs. Keall & McCall, Third Floor, Manufac-turers' Building, 29 Barrack Street, Perth.

Dated the 27th day of August, 1956,0. KEALL,

Agent in Western Australia.


COMPANIES ACT.LISSADELL PASTORAL PROPRIETARY LIMITEDgives notice that its Registered Office was, on the27th day of August, 1956, changed to and is nowsituated at the offtces of Messrs. Keall & Mccall,Third Floor, Manufacturers' Building, 29 BarrackStreet, Perth.

Dated the 27th day of August, 1956.G. KEALL.

IN THE MATTER OF ThE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1954, and in the matter of Neil James &Co. Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation, as a Limited Company, has this daybeen issued to Neil James & Co. Pty Ltd

Dated this 31st day of August, 1956.G. J. BOYLSON,

Registrar of Companies.Companies Office,

Supreme Court, Perth, W.A.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1954, and in the matter of BaldocksSpring Works Pty. Ltd

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenanied Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation, as a Limited Company, has this daybeen Issued to Baldocks Spring Works Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 31st day of August, 1956.0. J. BOYLSON,



IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1954, and in the matter of ManjimupTyre Co. fly. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation, as a Limited Company, has this daybeen issued to Manjimup Tyre Co. Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 31st day of August, 1956.0. J. BOYLSON,



IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1954, and in the matter of Dieselair (WA.)Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation, as a Limited Company, has this daybeen issued to Dieselafr (W.A.) Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 30th day of August, 1956.0. J. BOYLSON,



IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1954, and in the matter of BuildingFinance Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation, as a Limited Company, has this daybeen issued to Building Finance Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 29th day of August, 1956.0. J. BOYLSON,



IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1954, and in the matter of Comet MotorsPurchases Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation, as a Limited Company, has this daybeen issued to Comet Motors Purchases Pty. Ltd


0. J. BOYLSON,Registrar of Companies.

Companies Office,Supreme Court, Perth, W.A.

Western Australia.PARTNERSHIPS ACT, 1895.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnershipheretofore subsisting between Kenneth HowardByrne of Latham, Storekeeper, and Joseph Ben-jamin Firkin, of Latham, Storekeeper, carrying onbusiness under the name style or firm of LathamTraders, at Latham, has been dissolved as fromthe 30th day of June, 1956.

The said business will in future be carried onunder the same firm name by the said KennethHoward Byrne alone.

Dated this 30th day of August, 1956.K. H. BYRNE.J. FIRKIN.

This notice is given by Messrs. Olney & Nevileof C.M.L. Building, St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the partners.

PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1895.Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnershiphitherto existing between Ivor Alfred Ford Anstey,of 40 Troode Street, West Perth, Car Sprayer, andLawrence Henry Anstey, of 83 Alexander street,Wembley, Car Sprayer, under the style or firm nameof "A to Z Lacquer Works," at 85 Stone Street,West Perth, was dissolved by mutual consent on the10th day of August, 1956, and all assets of the Part-nership were taken over by the said Lawrence HenryAnstey who will continue carrying on the said busi-ness on his own account and shall be entitled toreceive all moneys due to the firm and be liablefor payment of all debts and engagements of thePartnership.

Dated this 25th day of August, 1956.IVOR ALFRED FORD ANSTEY.

Signed by the said Ivor AlfredFord Anstey in the presenceof

Duncan B. Munro,Police Constable, 1594.

LAWRENCE HENRY ANSTEY.Signed by the said Lawrence

Henry Anstey in the pre-sence of

Duncan B. Munro,Police Constable, 1594.

Lohrmann, Tindal & Guthrie, of 89 St. George'sTerrace, Perth, Solicitors for the parties.

NOTICE, is hereby given that the Partnershipknown as Wild Young & Co. carried on at 11OABarrack Street, Perth, has been dissolved as fromthe 1st July, 1956, by the retirement of GeraldPercy Wild.

Trevor Vincent Ward Young will continue tocarry on the business at the same address underthe same name.

Dated the 4th day of September, 1956.ACKLAND & NOWLAND,of Forrest Place, Perth, Solici-

tors for the firm.


IN ThE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION

In the matter of the Will of Ada Thornhill Hunt,late of 56 Shenton Road, Swanbourne, in theState of Western Australia, Retired Clerk andSpinster, deceased.

ALL claims or demands against the estate of theabovenamed deceased must be sent in writing tothe Executor The Perpetual Executors Trusteesand Agency Company (W.A.) Limited, of 89 St.George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 8th dayof October, 1956, after which date the said Execu-tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the saiddeceased amongst the persons entitled theretohaving regard only to the claims and demands ofwhich it shall then have had notice.

Dated the 30th day of August, 1956.V. 0. FABRICIUS & CO.,of 89 St. George's Terrace,

Perth, Solicitors for the Executor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Gertrude RachelMarshall, late of No. 3 Ada Street (previouslynumbered 27 Ada Street), South Fremantle inthe State of Western Australia, Widow, de-ceased.

ALL claims or demands against the estate of theabovenamed deceased must be sent in writing tothe Executor The West Australian Trustee Execu-tor and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St.George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 8th dayof October, 1956, after which date the said Execu-tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the saiddtrPa ed amongst the persons entitled theretohaving regard only to the claims and demands ofwhich it shall then have had notice.

Dated the 30th day of August, 1956.RALPH J. STODDART,

of 135 St. George's Terrace,Perth, Solicitor for the Executor.

IN ThE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

IN the matter of the Will of Annie Augusta Metcalf,formerly of 24 Cohn Street, West Perth, in theState of Western Australia but late of 58 OrdStreet, West Perth, in the said State, SingleWoman Buyer, deceased.

ALL claims or demands against the estate of theabovenamed deceased must be sent in writing tothe Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Execu-tor and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St.George's Terrace, Perth, in the said State, on orbefore the 8th day of October, 1956, after whichdate the said Executor will proceed to distributethe assets of the said deceased amongst the personsentitled thereto having regard only to the claimsand demands of which it shall then have had notice.

Dated the 3rd day of September, 1956.

D. W. FINICELSTEIN,of 63 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitor for the Executor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESThktNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Clara Abud, late of 37Waverley Street, South Perth, in the State ofWestern Australia, Spinster, deceased.

ALL claims or demands against the estate of theabovenamed deceased must be sent in writing to theExecutor, The West Australian Trustee Executorand Agency Company Limited, of 135 St. George'sTerrace, Perth, on or before the 8th day of October,1956, after which date the said Executor will pro-ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased

amongst the persons entitled thereto having regardonly to the claims and demands of which it shallthen have had notice.

Dated the 30th day of August, 1956.RALPH J. STODDART,

of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitor for the Executor.

PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT, 1941-1953.NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section14 of the Public Trustee Act, 1941-1953, the PublicTrustee has elected to adminbter the estate of theundermentioned deceased person.

Dated at Perth the 5th day of September, 1956.J. H. GLYNN,

Public Trustee, Perth.Name of Deceased; Occupation; Address; Date

of Death; Date Election Filed.Oldham, Leslie; Telephone Technician; late of 29

Gardiner Street, Belmont; 20/5/56; 30/8/56,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OP WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

Notices to Creditors and Claimants.NOTICE is hereby given that all persons havingclaims or demands against the estates of the under-mentioned deceased persons are hereby required tosend particulars of such claims or demands to mein writing on or before the 8th day of October, 1956,after which date I will proceed to distribute theassets of the said deceased persons among thoseentitled thereto, having regard only to those claimsor demands of which I shall then have had notice.

Dated at Perth the 5th day of September, 1956.

J. H, GLYNN,Public Trustee.

Public Trust Office,A.N.A. House,

Perth, W.A.

Name, Occupation, Address, Date of Death.Davis, John Baptist; Retired Railway Officer; late

of 52a Temple Street, Victoria Park; 24/8/56.Roach, Fanny (also known as Frances Roach);

Widow; late of 15 Helena Street, Giffldtord;9/4/5 6.

Roach, Earl Worth; Retired Railway Employee;late of 54 Kidman Avenue, South Guildtord;3/8/56.

Bourne, Mary Ann; Widow; formerly of 46 Camp-beli Street, South Perth, but late of 23 LawleyCrescent, Mt. Lawley; 27/7/58.

Edmondson, William Adey; Retired Carpenter; lateof Greenfield Street, Cannlngton; 27/5/58.

Harden, John Albert (also known as John Harders);Retired Labourer; late of Nedlands; 30/5/58.

Mitchell, Albert James; Retired Police Officer; lateof 66 Grosvenor Road, Mt. Lawley; 19/8/56.

Boyle, Alice Maud; Married Woman; late of 28Copley Street, Bayswater; 22/7/56.

Diamond, Mark; Retired Prospector; late of Wubin;26/5/56.

Wagner, Catherine; Married Woman; late of 5Coventry Street, Kalgoorlle; 12/12/55.

Jenkins, Alan McQulre; Archdeacon; late of St.John's Rectory, Albany; 11/8/56.

Saleeba, Abraham; Retired Farmer and BusinessProprietor; late of Padbury street, Moora;15/8/56.

Smith, William Harold; Jobbing Carrier; late of12 Regent Street, Colile; 13/6/56.

Simmons, Thomas Brown; Blacksmith; late of 42Boundary Street, Kalgoorlie; 19/1/56.

Goodchlld, Edward Frederick; Farmer; late of HoltRock, via Newdegate; 24/1/56.

2262 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [7 September, 1956.

Commonwealth of Australia.BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1924-1954, PART XL

In the matter of John Lewis Eastoe, GarageProprietor of Watheroo.

NOTICE is herby given that It is intended to de-clare a first dividend in the above matter.

Creditors who have not proved their debt by30th September, 1956, will be excluded from thedividend.

Dated at Perth this 29th day of August, 1956.A. E. WESTON,

Trustee.A. F. Weston James & Co., Chartered Account-

ants (Aust.), 101 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

Commonwealth of Australia.BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1924-1954, PART XI.

In the matter of Kenneth Oliver White, of Qualeup.NOTICE is hereby given that It is intended todeclare a first dividend in the above matter. Credi-tors who have not proved their debt by 15th Sep-tember, 1956, will be excluded from the dividend.


Trustee.A. F. Weston James & Co., Chartered Accountants

(Aust.), 101 St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A.

Commonwealth of Australia.BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1924-1954, PART XI.

In the matter of Slitter McMillan Dickson,Farmer, of Dongara.

NOTICE is hereby given that It is intended todeclare a final dividend in the above matter.

Creditors who have not proved their debt by30th September, 1956, wIll be excluded from thedividend.


Trustee.A. B. Weston James & Co., Chartered Account-

ants (Aust.), 101 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

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