Bank I-loliday at Albany.PROCLAMATION

WanTon,, AU0T0AL1.s, 1 By Rio Enoelloncy Sir Jon,rn Mitchell.cO snoT. 5 1(0MG., lAoutena,,0-(ionecaor In sad

1.55055. MOTCI,aflO., over lion Stoic of WeSton AusaralinLisut000nt.Governar, and its Drpaudeno,rs in the Common-

[t.,n.] sorolth 01 Anssrntin.IN pursuance of the prov,000005 ro,,taincd in 11,0 fifthocetion of (lie Batik Holidays Act, 1804, I, the Liouteso-at,l-Gavcnoor of the said Slate, do Icy tl,io toy Pro.cla,r,atio,, appaitsl Monday, 5th, Fcbrnoey, 11)10, anpeeial day t0 be observed as a Ha,ok Itotiday ion theTotes of Albany.

Gives, unoler my basil and tloe P,,blic Seal of ihocSaid Stole, at Perth,, tutu Eleventh day ofJaoouacy, 1840.

By His Excellency 'a Coao,aaud,

(Sgd.) Vt'. Ii. ILIT001I,Cloicf Seceetary.

GOD SAVE THE KING I

Dedicatiu,s of Public 1-liglovay.City of Fco'aoaootic M,oaicipality,

PROCLAMATION000nea,,u Aunt ,lni.rfl. I By Rio Idoecoloscy Sir Jo,,,es Ithohell,

0000tS. 1 1(0MG.. L100tvoo,,i-000ecav, a nod3.55,05 t100ettat,;, 00cr Ci, SOate at Wcotcro A0000oI,,

L,000eaoat-0000co,or. and its Dcpc,,dc,10iru in ito Oommou.11.0 I ,ecoith of Au0100Ii,,.

Core. 8023/04.\VI-IERERS by sections 232 mud 207 of Ike MunicipalCoepocaliotos Art, 110k (0 Ed,vac,li, No.12), it oltallbe la,vf,,t f or tIle Oovreo,or, o,o cequest of the Council,by t,otic,, ito tloc Guocr,o,,icut Guorltc, to dcclarc anyland ccsrrved, o,scd, or by purchase cc cxctangc ac-quired for a steert or svooy, or no)- place, bridge, orlbovougbfacc, to be a public I,igbov-,oy, a,,d si,elo landnIoalI eliereopoot ,,,sd tIococefoctb, fea,,, tbe ,Iatc of s,,cI,Proctamatio,,, t,cco,,oe and bc absolutely dedicated toII,c 1,i,blic us to public ltigloovay, witlot,, tile ,o,e001i,og ofany law now oc hccraflcr ii, force ,As,d whereas theCity of Frr,,,at,tle Municipal Co,,nril liao requested thatccrtl,i,, land, na,00cd aood described ito the Schedule l,cco.,,radcr, ,vI,iclo l,ois bee,, used foe a Street oc bay witloin(lie o,unicipality of tI,e City of Prc,,,a,stle, be declas-ecia po,blic higloss'ay Now, tlocreforo I, Ito said Liouten'

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aool.Guvocno,-, by and ,vitho hloc advice and coossont of(lie Exceulive Council, do by (loin noy Proelamatioto do-dare (lIe oloid la,od to ho a public bigbsvay, asod n,,cbIa,sd oloall, feon, tile date of this Proclanoatimo, beabsolstlely dedicated to bloc public as a toigloseay, witl,is,the 000eatoit,g of a,oy lass loose or I,ereaftec iso force.

Scl,edule.Name of Street, Widtb, Pooitio,o, atod Titles Office Plason.

Soinnbury road; 0 cloaiu (pl,,o Iconcatiosos) I almogtloo toortlo l'oosodartcs of Coelob,,c,o Soos,d Locations 051and 874t L.T.O. Diagram 20670.

Give,o ,,s,dcr aoy I,aud and iloc Poblie Seal of thiosaid State, at Pectl,, tbis Ottlo day of Jaui,acy,2040.

By His Excellency's Conomasod,

(Sgd.) P. J. S. WISE,for Mio,iatec for WocI,s.

GOD SAVE THE KING I I

TIoc Bush Tires Act, 1037.PROCLAMATION

iVan0000 A5000.sso.s, 0 By His Escriir,ocy Sic Jos,en llitclochl,vS ov,e. S Koala.. Lirulr,000i-Oov,caoriao,od

3.50,55 alrootsoen, ovrr )to blob at Wc00000 AUo100lisLitoteoo,lt-0 000raur ouf its Dcycsdc,,ciro iso thr Co,00,un.

15,0 1 ,rrOIth 01 A,,sicots.Cocres. No. 1125/39.

WHEREAS by section 5 of Ike B,,slo b'ires Act, 1957,it is c,,acted tI,at a ''Local ll,llI,ocity'' sneas,s a,,yt,00,,icipal co,,acil and Roy road board svloiels theGovernor essay by Peoclasnahimo declare to be a localaulloocity far hoe ,ocpooes of the said Act Nosy, tineec-fore I, tile said Lieotcna,,t-Govcrnor, ,vttlo Ike advicetoad eo,iscoot of the Executive Co,,socil, do hereby pro-clato,, tloc Collie Bead Board lo be a ''Local autloority'',vitliios the meaning atod for tl,e purposes of tloe saidAct,

Given atodec nov liatod and tI,c Pui,lic Sct,l of thesaid State, at Perth, tI,is lOtlo day of Josouaey,09 4)1.

By His Excellency's Cosmosand,

(Sgd.) F. I. S. WISE,Minister for Latods.

GOD SAVE THE KING I I

No. 3.] PERTH: FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 940.

40 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JANuARY 19, 1940.

PROCLAMATION(under 60 Vict., No. 22, See. 6)

Wasruny AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO wIT. 3 1<0MG., Lieutenant-Governor In and

JAMES MITCHELL, over the State of Western AustraliaLieuteoant.Governor. and its DependencIes in the Cosuuion-

[i.s.l wealth of Australia.Gory. No. 1480/39.

WHEREAS by the Traasf or of Laud Act, 1893, Amend-meat Act, 1896 (60 Vict., No. 22), tIle Governor isempowered by Proclamation in the Govenuaeat Gazetteto revest in I-ti5 Majesty as of his former estate allor ally lnnds whereof His Majesty may become theregistered proprietor: Aud whereas His Majesty is nowthe registered proprietor of portion of Swam Location75, and being Lots 68 and 71 on Plan 313, registeredin the Office of Titles in Volumes 40 and 41, Folios325 and 358 respectively: Now, therefore I, the saidLieuteslant-Goveraor, with the advice and consent ofhe Executive Council, do by this Proclamation revest

in His Najesty, his heirs and successors portion of SwanLocation 75 aforesaid as of his former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 10th day of January,1940.

By His Excellency's Command,

(Sgd.) F. J. S. WISE,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING 1 I

PROCLAMATION(under 60 Vict., No. 22, See. 6)

WEsTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT. 5 1(0MG., Lieutenant-Governor in and

JAMEs MITCHELL, over the State of Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common.

(L.s.3 wealth of Australia.Corr. No. 1460/07.

WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1593, Amend-snent Act, 1.896 (60 lTiet, No. 22), the Governor isempowered by Proclamation in the Gove,'-nmcnt Gazetteto revest iu His Majesty as of lus former estate all orony lands whereof His Majesty suay become tile regis-tered proprietor: And whereas His Majesty is new theregistered proprietor of Toibay Agricultural Area Lot12, registered in the Office of Titles in volume 1056,Folio 5: Now', tlieref ore I, the said Lieutenant-Governor,with the advice aad consent of the Executive Council,do by this Pi-ochamatioss revest in His Majesty, hisheirs and successors Torbay Agricultural Area Lot 12aforesaid as of his forsner estate.

Given under amy hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 10th day of January,1940.

By His Excellency's Cosusnand,(Sgd.) P. J. S. WISE,

Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE THE KING I

Tise Factories aud Silops Act, 1920-37.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUsTRALIA, I Sly his Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT, 5 1(0MG., Lieutenant-Governor In and

JAMEs MITCHELL, over the State of Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor. and its ependencies in the Common.

[L.s.] wealth nfl Australia.F, & S. 220/24.

WHEREAS it is enacted by section 116 of tise FactoriesaIld Shops Act, 1920/37, that the expression ''Publicholiday'' shall sueaa certain days therein specified andany other day declared by Proclamation to be a publicIsoliday for the purposes of the said Act: Now, tlsere-fore I, tise said Lieutenant-Governor, noting by andwith the advice a]sd consent of tlse Executive Council,do hereby proclaim and declare that Monday, the 29thday of January, 1.940, shall be a public holidaythroughout the State for the purposes of the said Act,and shall be observed as a public lsoliday under everypart of the said Act in which the expression occurs.

Givesi under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tisis 10th day of January,1940.

By His Excellency's Command,(Sgd.) A. H. G. IIAWKE,

Minister for Labour.GOD SAVE THE KING

AT a mneetusg of tile Executive Council held ill theFlxecutive Council Clsambers, at Perth, the 10th dayof Janual-y, 1940, tIme foliowislg Orders in Cousscil werea utlsorised to he issued:-

T]ie Child Welfare Act, 1907-21.

ORDER TN COUNCIL.C.W.D. 1018/39. Ex. Co. 7.

WHEREAS by section 19 of the Child \Velfare Act,I n07-27, it is provided that the Governor laay byOrder in Council establish special Courts, to be calledJlsildren 's Courts, asid may by Order is' Council fromtune to time determi,se the area in and fur which eachCourt shall exercise jurisdiction.' And whereas bysection 19 (2) of the Child Welfare Act, 1907-97, it isprovided that the Governor s]sav appoint such per-sons, male or fesnale, as lie may think fit, to be meal-hers o asmy particuha r Children's Court, a]sd maydetermine the respective seniorities of such, snembers:Now, tiserefore, Ills Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, by and with Us e advic e and consent of theExecutive Couss cii, doth h erebv estabhsh a Children'sCourt at Carnasaah, to exercise jurisdiction over thearea eonstitutistg the Carna ssiali Police District, anddoth hereby itppoi ist the persons nasned in the

ehedule hereto to be ule,abers of the Children'sCourt :lt the place ,llentioned

Schedule.Ca.rnaloah olin Bomvsnan; Norm an Wilfred Rev-

molds; \\Tilhialll Alexander Thomas Sn rgesst and Wil-iiasn John Potluck.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of tile Cousicil.

The Land Act, 1933-1938.ORDER IN COUNCIL

Corr, No. 1893/95.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1938,it is snade lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shell vest hl and be held by any municipality,road board, or other person or persons, to be named inthe order, in trust for the like or other public purposesto be specified in such order: And whereas it is deemedcxpedieat that Reserve No. 315, at Pinjnrra, should vestin and be Ileld by the Murray Road Board in trust forthe purpose of Recreation: Now, therefore, His Exeelkney tIle Lieuteuaat-G-overnor, by and w].th the adviceand coslsent of tlse Executive Council, doth hereby direstthat the before-mentioned reserve shall vest in and behed by the Murray Read Board in trust for the pur-pose aforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers re-served to him by section 37 of the said Act,

(Sgd) L E SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Conneil.

The Land Act, 1933-1938.ORDER IN COUNCIL

Corr. No. 1695/02.\vFh1IREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1938,it is snade lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by ally municipality,road board, or other person or persons, to be named inthe order, in trust for the like or otlser public purposesto be specified in such order: And whereas it is deemedexpedient that Reserve No. 14004, at Mandurnls, shouldvest isi and be held by the Murray Road Board in trustfar the purpose of Recreation: Now, therefore, HisExcellency tIle Lieutenaut-Goverssor, by and w-ith theadvice and eoslsent of the Executive Council, dotll herebydirect that the before-mentioned reserve shall vest inand be Iseld by the Nurray Road Board in trust for thepurpose aforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers re-served to hsi,n by section 37 of tlse said Act.

(Sgd.) L. E SHAPCOTT,Old-Ic of the Council.

The Land Act, 1933-193S.ORDER IN COUNcIL.

Corr. No. 3330/21.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1938,it is made lawful for the Governor t0 direct that anyreserve shall vest in cud he held by any municipality,road board, or other person or persons, to be named inthe order, in trust for the like or other public pnrposes

JAXUAnY 19, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 41

to be specified in such order: And whereas it is deemedexpedient that Class ''A'' Reserve No. 17671, at Badge-bup, should vest in anil ho held by the Katanning RoadBoard in trust for the purpose of Recreation and PicnicGround: Now, theref ore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, by and with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, doth hereby direct that the before-mentioned Reserve shall vest in and be held by theKatanning Road Board in trust for the purpose af ore-said, subject nevertheless to the powers reserved to himby section 37 of the said Act.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

The Land Act, 1933-1935.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 609/14.WHEREAS by section 33 of tile Land Act, 1933-1938,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality,road board, or other person or persons, to he named inthe order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth insection 29 of the said Act, or for the like or other publicpurposes to be specified in such order, and with powerof subleasing: And whereas it is deemed expedient thatReserve 15242, nt Dalwnllinu, should vest in and be heldby the Dalwallinu Road Board in trust for Recreation,Racecourse, and Show Ground: Now, therefore, His Ex-cellency the Lieutenant-Governor, by and with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby directthat the before-mentioned reserve shall vest in and beheld by the Dalwallinu Road Board in trust for Recrea-tion. Racecourse, and Show Ground, with power to thesaid Dalwallinu Road Board to lease the whole or anyportion of the said reserve for any term not exceedingTwenty-one (21) years from the date of the lease,

The Order in Council dated 4th February, 1930, ishereby superseded.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premier 's Department,

Perth, 17th January, 1940.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of the followingappohitinents to the Commission of the Peace:

Ralph Potts, Esquire, of 300 William street, Perth, usa Justice of the Peace for the Perth Magisterial Dis-trict;

Clivc Montrose Piesse, Esquire, of 72 Stanley street,Nedlands, as a Justice of tile Peace for the Perth Mag-isterial District, in lieu of tile Northnm MagisterialDistrict;

George I-Ienry Hemley, Esquire, of 168 Coode street,Como, as a Justice of the Peace for the Perth Magis-terial District in lieu of the Williams Magisterial Dis-trict,

Er officio JUSTICE 01? THE PEACE,IT is hereby notified, for public information, that Wil-ham I-Iurtle Nicholls, Esquire, Chairman of the WestArthur Road Board, has been appointed, under section9 of tl,e Justices Act, 1.902-36, as a Justice of the Peacefor the Williams Magisterinl District during his term ofoffice as Chairman of the Board.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Under Secretary Premier's Department.

PAIUIJERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Ordershave been issued in accordance with section 7, sub-section (1) of the Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act,l930-l93t, which reads as follows:

A Stay Orde-' shall direct that no action, execu-tion, distress for rent, proceedings on default forbreach of covennnt under any mortgage or otherseci-rity for money, or under an agreement for saleand purchase of la,id, or other process or proceed-ing. shall be ommeneed or proceeded with, or putin force against the farmer or any of the farmer'sasiets, u-hccher utilised in connection, with or form-in; portion af the assets comprised in his farmingbusiness or not, during the operation of such StayOrder: Pi-ovided that, by leave of a Judge, anyaction may, notwithstanding the Stay Order, beinstituted and/or carried en against the farmer butnot beyond judgment.

Granted under Section 11.(Writing down or suspension of Debts.)

Farmrr (Surname and Christian Names), Address, andDate of Order.

Day, Harold Talbot, Kuhn, 10th January, 1940.Ireland, Norman Robert, Ongerup, 11th January, 1940.Good, Alexander Cyril, Marradong, 12th December, 1939.

All claims against these farmers to be forwarded tothe Director, Temple Court, William street, Perth.

W. A. WHITE,Director.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that adjustment of debts undersection 11 of the Act of tile following farmers has beenfumalised and tIme Stay Orders have lapsed as from thedate specified:Chitty, Horace Herbert, Toodyay;Davies, Thomas Daniel, West Wubin; Day, George, Bur-racoppin Farrell, Anthony 1-lenry and May AmeliaCecil, Perenjori; Green, Patrick George, West Pingelly;James, Lyle Victor, Dunibleyung; Moralee, Alex, New-degate; McVeigh, Arthur Ncwington and .Tameson,Kukerin; 17th January, 1940.

W. A. WHITE, Director.17th January, 1940.

WORKERS' HOMES ACT, 1911-1938.

Treasury Department,Perth, 10th January, 1940.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, acting pursuant to the powerconferred by sectiva 50 of the Workers' Homes Act, 1911-1938, has been pleased toamend the regulations made under and for the purposes of the said Act and publishedin the Govcm'mrmcmmt Gazelle on the 3rd day of June, 1938, in the manner mentioned nthe Schedule hereunder.

(Sgd) A J. REID,Under Treasurcir.

The Schedule Referred To.The rcguhttions made tinder the Workers' Homes Act, 1911-1928, and published

in the Govcrnumcnl. QuicHe on the 3rd (lay of June, 1938, are amended as follows:(1) A new regulation is added at the end of the said regulations, to stand as

regulation 31, as follows:

Borrowing by the Board.31. (1) Where, in respect of any borrowing by the Board under section six A

of the Act, the principal money borrowed is repayable in one sum at the end of theterm for winch such principal money is borrowed, the debentures to be issued by theBoard as securit-y for the repayment of such principal money shall be in accordance

42 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JANUnY 19, 1940.

with the Form No. 7 in Appendix A to these regulations, and the interest couponsattached to, or to be issued with, such debentures shall be in accordance with thForm No. S in Appendix A aforesaid.

(2) Where, in respect of any borrowing by the Board under section six A of theAct, the principal money borrowed is repayable with interest thereon by half-yearlyor other periodical instalments, the debenture or debentures to be issued by the Boardas security for the repayment of such principal money and interest shall be in accord-alice with the Form No. 9 in Appendix A to these regulations.

(2) Appendix A to the said regulations is amended by adding thereto, after FormNo. 6, additional forms, to stand as Forms numbered 7, 8 and 9, respectively, asfollows:

Form No. 7.Western Australia.

WORKBRS' HOMES ACT, 1911-1938.Debenture.

Loan No. for £Debenture No Issued by Workers' Homes Board £

Transferrable by Delivery.THIS Debenture (being one of a series of debenturesof £ numbered to ) is issuedby Workers' homes Board, as constituted under the Workers' bionics Act, 1911-1938(hereinafter referred to as the Board), pursuant to the provisions of the said Act,and is to secure to the bearer a principal sum of pounds pay-able on the d'i.y of , one thousandnine hundred and Interest at the rate of £per ecntum per annum on such principal sun' is payable in the meantime by equalhalf-yearly payments on the last days of the months of December and June in eachand every year, and a coupon is annexed hereto (or is issued herewith) for each perio-dical instalment of interest. Such coupon entitles the bearer to receive payment of theinterest stated in the coupon.

The principal sum and interest aforesaid are payable by the Treasurer at theTreasury, Perth, and, in accordance with the provisions of the said Act, they arecharged and secured upon the assets and revenue of the Board. Also the paymeat oftise said principal money and interest is guaranteed by the State. £per eeat. of the amount of this debenture (or series of debentures to which tlus deben-ture belongs) will, in every half year be invested in accordance with the Act to forma sinking fund for the redemption of this debenture (or series of debentures, to whichthis debenture belongs).The Common Seal of Workers' HomesBoard was hereto affixed by order of theBoard tins ...................day of

one timomnaul nine I

hundred and inthe p'estrue of

Secretary.

Treasurer of WesternAustralia.

Common Seal.

Chairman Workers' Homes Board.

Member Workers' 1-lomes Board.

Form No. S.Western Australia.

WORKERS' HOMES ACT, 1911-1938.Coup on.

Coupon No.. . . ....attached to (or issued with) Debenture No.issued by Workers' 1-lomnes Bonard, dated the . day of

19 .....and maturing on theday of 19 .....for time sum of £

Coupon payable to bearer for poundsshillings and pence interest due on the above debenture.

Payable at the Treasury Departmneat, Perth.£ Due

Form No. 9.Western Australia.

WORKERS' HOMES ACT, 1911-1938.Debenture.

Loan No. . for £Debenture No. for £

Transferable by Delivery.THIS Debenture (being one of a series of debeaturesof £ . munbered to ) is issued byWorkers' Homes Board as constituted under Workers' Homes Act, 1911-1938 (herein-

JANUARY 19, 1940.]

after referred to as tile Board), pursuant to the provisions of the said Act, and is tosecure to the bearer a principal sum of pounds, withinterest at tue rate of £ . per eentum per annum, payableat the times and in the manner set out in the schedule of repayment instalments in-dorsed hereon.

Pursuant to the provisions of the said Act, no sinking fund will be formed forthe liquidation of tue said loan and interest, but the Board will set aside and payto the Tretsurei of the State from time to time a sum of£ . , set out in the fifth column of the Schedule indorsedhereon, to ,neet the interest and principal oil the said loan.

This debenture entities the bearer to the sum of pounds onthe duy of . 19. . . . and thereafter the sumof pounds on the and thein each year, the first payment falling due on , each ofsuch payments being one payment on account of the saidloan and interest payable and representing the amount of principal and interest setopposite the number of the repayment instalment in the fourth and third eolu,nnsrespectively of the Schedule indorsed bereon, such interest being computed at the rateof £ per centumn per anum, up to the due date of this debenture, for time preceding on tIme amount of principal owing underthis debenture at the commencement of si,eh , as setopposite the number of the repayment instal,nent in the second column of the saidSchedule.

The saul sum of ll-ileipal and interest lmeremnbefore mentioned is payable at thei'reasurv Departme]lt, Perth, by the Treasurer, and, in accordance with the provisionsof time said Act, is charged and secured upon time assets and revenue of the Board,and paymimeut thereof is guaranteed by the State.

Tile Common Seal of Workers' HomesBoard was hereunto affixed by order of theBoard this . day of

One thousand ninehundred andin the presence of:

Secretary.

Treasurer of WesternAustralia.

(Schedule of Repayment Instalments a hove referred to, to be indorsed on back ofDebenture.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Treasury No. 16/39. Perth, 11th January, 1940.IT is hereby published, for general information, thattime fo'Iowing officers have been appointed CertifyingOfficers :W. Frankish far the Education Depart-ment; A. Parker for the State Batteries,

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 43

Common Seal.

Chairman Workers' Homes Board.

Member Workers' Homes Board.

The Treasury,Treasury No. 16/38. Perth, 16th January, 1940.

IT is horeby published, for general information, thatMr. P. P. Sanders has been appointed Receiver ofRevenue for the Agricultural Bank for the period 3rdto time I dth January, 1940.

A 3. REID,Under Treasurer.

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VACANCIES IN TUE PUBLIC SERVICE.

tApplieations are also called under Section 29. Preference will ho given to an applicant with oxpericncc of Tourist busi-ness and possessing an intimate nowledge of the principal towns, tourist resorts, transport and accommodation facilities inWestern Australia and familiarity will all Australian Railway systems, fares, and freights.

Applieatioas are called under section 38 of the Public Service Act, 1904, and are to be addressed tothe Public Service Commissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices ofthe various Permanent Heads of Departments.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 18th January, 1940.

HIS Excellency thc Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the following appointments:

En. Co. 59; P.S.C. 785/39.A. A. Hall, Draftsman,2nd Class, Mines Department, to be Draftsman, 1stClass, as from 1st January, 1940

Dx. Co. 59; P.S.C. 643/37.óeorgc Henry Kirkby,under section 28 of the Public Service Act, to be JuniorClerk, Kalgoorlic, Mines Department, as from 14th June,1939.

Also of the acceptance of the following resigna-tions

En. Co. 59.A. E. Hill-Ronnie, Draftswoman, PublicWorks Department, ns from 19th January, 1940;

En. Co. 59.C. E. S. Hunter, Junior Clerk, Child Wel-fare Department, as from 19th January, 1940;

Ex. Co. 2709.N. E. Sampson, Inspector, EducationDepartment, as from 31st Janunry, 1940;

En. Co. 59.S. Lehrbaek, Machinist in Charge, PublicWorks Department, as from 13th January, 1940.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 18th January, 1940.

1-113 Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has appointed B. M. Smith as acting ElectoralRegistrar for the Cellie Electoral District, duriug theabsence r,f A. Frappell, on leave.

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

H. P. Nounter as acting Bailiff of the York LocalCourt at Quairnding, doring the absence of E. C.Nicholls, on leave;

G. E. Toner as acting Bailiff of the Mt. MagnetLocal Court, during the absence of G. H. Flanders, onleave;

S. B. Hamilton as acting Bailiff of the PinjarraLocal Court, during the absence of S. Rca, on leave;

lv. B. Amtdrews as Bailiff of the Merredin LocalCourt at Nuugarin;

IV. S. Aylmare as acting Bailiff of the BunburyLocal Court at Harvey, during the absence of A. J.Warren, on leave;

W. H. Archibald as acting Bailiff of the KalgoorlieLocal Court, during the absence of H. IV. Rowbottam,on leave;

Richard John Comerford, Esq., of Mukinbudin; Jas-per Louis Bevevlcy McCormick, Esq., of Carnarvon, andAlwyn Jni,ies Wallis, Bsq., of Margaret River, as Corn-maissioners f or Declarations under the Declarations andAttestations Act, 1913,

W. S. BOWN,Acting Under Secretary for Law.

THE WORKERS' HOMES ACT, 1911.Dedication of Lot.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corres. No. 1480/39,. Perth, 17th January, 1940.

HIS Excellency tlic Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of the dedication,under the provisions of section 7 of the Workers' HomesAct, 1911, of Swan Locations 4427 to 4431, inclusiva(being late Lots 63 and 71 of Swan Location 75), to thepurposes of the said Act.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.

THE underinca tioned Leases have been cancelled undersection 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1938, for non-pay-ment of rent or other reasons -

Name, Lease No., District, Reason, Corres. No.,Plan No.

Caunt, F. IV. and Caunt, H. 0. (Mrs.); 55/1200; Ning-han 3066; £61 l4s. ld.; 4236/2S 67/80, A & ES& 4.

Caunt, F. IV.; 74/372; Ninghnn 3351 abandoned;4649/28; 67/80, A & B3 & 4.

Cloments, M. M. (Mrs.); 347/1688; Nelson 9717, 9723& 9724; £11 lSs. 7d.; 2137/37; 442C/40.

Clifton, B. 0.; 347/852; Victoria 6705; £2 5s. Od.;1908/35; 159Y40, ES.

Eaton, Patricia; 342/754; Mount Helena 140; £5 8s.Od.; 1.833/37; Mount Helena.

f'om-restcr, H. L.; 392/573; Victoria 7151; £2 lOs. Od.;190/38; 192/80, BC3 & 4.

Love, Edward E.; 347/2375; Peel Estate 37, 38, 39,40 & 41; abandoned; 1308/39 341D/40.

MeArthur, A.J. B.; 3292/153 Narrogin 1070; £1 Os.2d.; 4007/15; Narrogin (1).

O 'Neil, H. 11.; 25582/74; Ninghnn 2730; abandoned;1413/27; 66/SO.

O 'Neil, H. B.; 13194/56; Ninghan pt. 2706; £75 7s.Sd.; 2785/27; 66/80.

O'Neil, H. B.; 42322/55; Ninghan pt. 2706; £202 2s.Sd.; 600/27; 66/80.

Peake, W. J.; 394/934; 1-Iardcy; abandoned; 12451J11; 93/300.

Perry, K. 0. (Miss); 55/1378 Ninghan 3081; £17214s. 7d.; 4706/28; 67/80.

Peterson, Enoeh; 39480/55; Ninghan 568; £176 4s.6d.; 1995/22; 66/80.

Peterson, Enoch; 22938/74; Ninghan 569; abandoned;5912/21; 66/80.

Randall, A. 'P.; 1303/41A; Reserves 14528 and 15257;£19 lOs. ad.; 7944/13; 456/80, El.

Reeve, A. C. and Reeve, Arthur; 55/620; Nelson 360;abandoned; 8803/96; 439W40, PS.

Department. Position. Salary. Retblo.

Agriculture .........Do

North-West .........Crown Law .........

Do

Premier's .........

Horticultural Adviser (Item 1569) ...

Clerk, Abattoirs (Item No. 1524)

Clerk, Fisheries ..................Clerk, Police Court (Item 1376) .........Clerk, Supreme Court (Item 1318) .........*Offieer ia Charge, Melbuurac Tourist Bureau

Class 5-6,£366f438

Class 9,£2 94f 306

Class 7,£342f 366

Class 10,£279f288

Class 7,£ 342f 3 66

Class 7,£3 42f 366

1940.20th January.

do.

23rd January.

27th January.

3rd February.

10th February.

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Squires, G. W.; 348/686; Kojonup 4581, 4582, 4583,4584, 4585, 4586, 4587, 4588 and 4589; £1 14s. 6th;829/37; 409D/40, 410C/40.

Thomas, Gilbert; 55/1014; Niaghan 3166; £32 Ss. 0d.;3283/28; 54/80.

Thomas, Gilbert; 74/220; Ninglian 2894; abandoned;3410/28; 54/80.

Willgoose, Ralph; 347/1691; Victoria 5544; £1 12s. Od.;9190/37; 59/80.

\Vood, isabella; 347/830; Peel Estate 838; £79 lOs.5.1.; 1883/35; Peel Estate.

0. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.TIlE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale at public auction on the dates and at the placesapecided below, neder the provisions of the Land Act,1923-1938: and its regulations:

CUE.24th January, 1940, at 2 p.m., at the Mining Registrar's

OfficeRig BellTown 72, 39.lp., £50; 120, 89Th., £40;

125, ir., £25; 129, 39.lp., £25; 130, 134, lr. each,£20 each; 158, lr., £15; t170, 172, 174, 175, lv.each, £12 lOs. each; 177, 39. lp., £12 lOs.; 203,205, 216, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, ir. each, £12lOs. oath.

MOUNT MAGNET.24th January, 1940, at 2 p.m., at the Mining Registrar's

Office-l3oogardieTowu 14, 16, Jr. each, £10 each; 87,

ir., £12 lOs.

NORSEMAN.3rd February, 1940, at 2.30 p.m., at the Court House-

FNorsemauTowa 688, In, £10; 833, lv. O.7p., £15;834, 2r., £70; t1038, Jr. J2p., £12 lOs.; 1039 to10-IS inn., Jr. each, £12 lOs. each; 1046, 1047,39.lp. each, £12 lOs. each; 1018 to 1050 mcI., lr.each, £12 lOs. each; 1051, 1064, 39.lp. each, £12105. each; 1065, 1066, 1067, ir. each, £12 lOs.each; JOGS, 1069, 39.J.p. each, £12 lOs. each; 1070to 1078 iacl., Ir. each, £12 lOs. each; 1079, lv. lp.,£19 lOs.; 1080 to 1085 mcI., lr. each, £12 lOs.each; 1086, 3S.Bp., £12 lOs.; 1098, lr. O.2p., £12lOs,; 1099 to 1102 inch, lr. each, £12 lOs. each;1103, 1104, Jr. O.9p. each, £19 lOs. each; 1105,1.106, Jr. each', £1.9 lOs. each; 1107, S8.Bp., £12lOs.; 1158, 39.2p., £19 lOs.; 1159 to 1164 mcI., lr.each, £12 lOs. each; 1165, 1166, 39.2p. each, £12lOs. eadi; 1167 to 1172 mel,, lr. each, £12 lOs.each; 1173, 1110, 3t.2p. each, £19 lOs. each; 1111to 1116 mcI., Ir. each, £12 lOs. each; 1117, 39.2p.,£12 lOs.; 1056; SS.ap., £25; 1057 to 1061 mcI., lr.each, £25 each; 1062, 36.4p., £25; 1055, SS.Sp.,£1.5; 1052 to 1054 mci., lr. each, £12 lOs. each.

PERTH.9th February, 1.910, at 11 am., at the Department of

Lands and Surveys-SCanning Lao.' 1015, 3r. 35.4p., £18.1:Mundijong°177, 178, Ga. Or. l4p. each, £16 each;

179, On. 2r. 4p., £24; 181, Ga. lr. 24p., 152, 5a. Sr.29p., 1.83, 5a. 3r. 26p., £16 each,.

Utockinglia,aTowa 384, 36p., £25.Subject to payment for improvements on the fall of

the hnmmer, if purchased by other than the ownerthereof.

*sl,borhall for cultivation.iSubjeet to leasehold conditions only and that the

lessee shall not be entitled to convert the lot to fee simpleat any future date.

SThe provision of clause 22 of the regulations for thesale or leasing cf Town and Suburban lands at auctionshall not apply at the sale of these lots.

All improvements on the land offered for sale are theproperty of time Crow,:, and shall be paid for as time

hI mister may direct, whose valuation shall be dual and-'i' hug on the purchaser.

Claus and further particulars of these sales may beot,iained at this office. Laud sold to a depth of 200fm-or below the natural surface, except in mining dis-rricts. where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet or 20feet only.

0. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

CHANGE OP NAME OP STREETEASTPREMANTLE MUNICIPALITY.

Department of Lands and Surveys,1677/39. Perth,, 17th January, 1940.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Coun-cil has bee,, pleased to approve, under section 10 of theLand Act, 1933-1938, of the name of Chester street, fromLower Canuhig road to Fraser street, in the East Frc-mantle 3luiucipal District, being ehonged to ''Gordonstreet''; and such street shall hereafter be known anddesignated as ''Gordon street'' accordingly.

0 L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

RESERVE.

Depa rt,uent of Lands and Surveys,Pert-h, 17th, January, 1940.

1-115 Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to sot apart as a public re-serve the land described in the Schedule below for thepurpose therein set forth-

600/35.SUSSEX (at Cowarainup),No. 22112 (Rest Room

Country Wo,nen 's Association) .Locatiou No. 3212(about lr.) (Plan 413D/40, B4.) Reserve 19416 (Re-creation) is hereby reduced.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.Departuient of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 17th January, 1940.IT is hereby notified, for general information, tbnt theundermentiou vi lots are now open for sale, under theconditions spleified, by public auction, as provided bytIme Land Act, 1933-38 at the following upset prices:

Applications to be lodged at Northain.Corr. No. 794/13, Vol. 2.WUBIN, Town, 16, £30; suburban for cultivation;

69 (4a.3r. aOp.), £25; Lot 16 is available subject to pay-ment for inJ rove,nents to the value of £125.

Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referred toare now obtainable at this office and the offices of thevarious Government Land Agents.

0. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASINGUnder Part VI. of the Lend Act, 1933-1938.

IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be available for general selection under Part VI. ofthe Land Act, 1933-1938, on and after the date speei-lied:

WEDNESDAY, 24th JANUARY, 1940.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

North$Vest Division.Teano District (near Rocky Gorge).

Corres. 2237/35. (Plan 92/300.)That area of unsurvcyed land containing about

23,572 acres, being P. S. O'Brien's forfeited PastoralLease No. 394/1142; subject to payment for improveSmeats, if any.

WEDNESDAY, 7th PEBRUARY, 1940.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Kunberley Division.Dampier District (near Cape Bertholet).

Corres. No. 912/34. (Plan 136/300).That area of unsurveyed ]nnd, containing about 20,000

acres; being ItS. Kirby's forfeited Pastoral LeaseNo. 396/424.

0 L NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

JANUARY 19, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 45

46 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JANuARY 19, 1940.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder Part 'V. of the Land Act, 19334938, and theregulations oppertaining thereto, subject to the pro-visions of the said Act.

Applications must be lodged at the Land AgencyOffice as specified hereunder not later than the datespecified, but may be lodged before such date if sodesired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having beea received on the closing day, andif there are more applicants tlinn one for any block, theapplication to be granted will be determined by theLand Board. Should any lands remain unselected suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwisedealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the appli-caats for the blocks will lie duly notified of the datetime, and place of the meeting of the Board, and thereshall be an interval of at least three days between theclosing date and the sitting of the Board.

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person he may apply to the Head Offlce orto the Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Depart-ment which, on presentation at the nearest RailwayStation will entitle lam to a Return Ticket, at Excur-sion Rates, to the place where the Board will sit, avail-able for seven days from the date of issue.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationmust take the balance thereof, if any, under ConditionalPurchase.

Alt marketable timber, including sandalwood andmallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the pro-visions of elanse 18 of the regulations.

SCHEDULE.WEDNISDAY, 24th JANUARY, 1940.

I3EVERLEY LAND AGENCY.Roe District (near King Rocks).

Corr. No. 1065/34. (Plan 346/SO, CS.)The uasu]-veyed area, containing about 160 acres,

bounded by lines commencing at a point on the southboundary of Locatioa 1468 situate about 120 chainsfrom its south-west corner and extending east along saidsouth boundnry for about 40 chains; thence south about40 chains, west about 40 chains and north about 40chains to the starting point; subject to survey, class!-'leation and pricing.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.Koi-i1elcup Estate (one mile south-west of Harvey).Corr. No. 40/19. (Plan 353D/40, C4.)Location 226, coataining about 2a. 2r. l4p.; purchase

pricefi20, including survey fee and improvements;available only to holders of land in the vicinity.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.\Tictoria District (aboat 314 miles north-west of

Morawa).Corr. No. 5307/23. (Plans 122/SO, B & Cl 128/80,

B & C4.)Locatioa 4106, containing 999a., at 9s. 3d. per acre;

classification page 31 of 4811/10, Vol. 2; and Location4093, containing S36a., at lOs. 9d. per acre; classifica-tion page 1.9 of 4811/10, Vol. 2; subject to Agricul-tural Bank, lAB, and Minister for Lands' indebted-'less; also cropping lease expiring 28/2/1940; beingM. and H. E. Hird's forfeited Leases 17202/68 and36591/55.

Victoria District (about 13% miles north-east of Maya).Corr. No. 2060/39. (Plan 96/80, D3.)Location 7000, containing 692a. lr., at 2s. 9d. per

acre; classification page 5 of File 535/31; subject topayment for improvements. If tIns location is selectedwith Victoria Locations 8882 and 9327 the price of thethree blocks as one holding ivill be 2s. per acre; beingJ. W. Jones' cancelled application.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojonup District (about eight miles south-east of

Kwobrup).Corr. No. 8399/09. (Plan 417/80, F2.)Location 5935, containing bOa., at 5s. 3d. per acre;

classification page 80 of File 8399/09; and Location6378, containing 249a., at 6s. 6d. per acre; classifica-tion page 80 of File 8399/09; subject to AgriculturalBank and Industries Assistance Board indebtedness;also cropping lease expiring on the 28th February, 1941;being F. H. Oliver's forfeited Leases 23943/55 and3 058 1/55.

Kojonup District (about 10 miles north-cast ofGnowangerup).

Corr. No. 1651/38. (Plan 417/SO, P4.)Locations 7205 and 6261, containing 944a., at 2s. Sd.

per acre; classification. pages 11 and 15 of File 351/26;subject to payment for improvements, if any, and toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; also to the condition that thepoison must be ci-adicated to the satisfaction of theMinister for Loads before the Crown grant wlll issue;being E. Bassanolli's forfeited Lease 348/919.

NO1ITHAM LAND AGENCY.Niaghan District (near Narkal).

Corr. No. 1260/38. (Plan 56/80, P2.)Location 1785, containing 460a. 3r. 4p., at 4s. per

acre; classification page 19 of File 1260/38; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; being J. F. Williams' f or-feited Lease 345/863.

PERTH LAND kGENC.Canning District (four miles east of Kalamunda).Corr. No.338/38. (Plan 1/20, N.W.)Location 1020, containing Sa. Or. 21p., at 40s. per

acre; classification page 22 of File 338/38; availableto adjoining holder only; subjoet to the usual timberreservation conditions.

Murray District (near Peel Inlet).Corr. No. 2797/17.The unsurveyed portion of Location 1017, contain-

ing about 200 acres, bounded by lines commencing atits southern south-east corner and extending vest alongthe north side of Greenlands road for about 40 chains;thence north to the production west of the north boun-dary of Location 334; thence east along said produc-tion, to the west side of a one chain road passing alongthe west boundary of said Location 334; thcace southalong said west side of road to the starting point;available subject to survey, classification and pricing.

Peel Estate (about two miles south-west of Karnup).Corres. No. 502/38. (Plan 34lD/40, 134.)Lots 592, 593, 597, 598, 599, 753, 754, 755, 756,

778, 779, 782, 91.9, 786, 787, 788, 789, 808, 849, contain-ing 466a. 3r. Sp.; purchase moneyE310; first half-year's instalment as depositfi2; half-yearly instal-ments over 29½ years, including principal and inter-ost:to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.flO ls. 3d.; toreturned soldiers, at 4% per cent. p.o.-29 9s. lOd.;subject to the conditions applying to this estate; being0. L. Zanetti's cancelled application.

Victoria District (about three miles south-east ofGuayidi).

Corr. No. 1545/39. (Plan 90/80, D & E4.)Location 5823, containing 160a., and Locations 8961

and 9279, containing 1,225a. lr. 28p., at 2s. per acreincluding survey fec if selected together; classificationspage 14 of 1548/39 and page 11 of File 1884/29; alsosubject to exemption from road rates for two years fromdate of approval of application and poison condition;being 3. M. Beresford 's cancelled application.

SALMON GUMS LAND AGENCY.Fitzgerald District (about three miles south of Grass

Patch).Corr. No. 1497/32. (Plan 402/80, C2.)Locations 86, 236 and 87, containing 620a. Or. Gp., at

6s. 3d. per acre; classification pages 31 and 59 of Pile3484/10; subject to payment for improvements; beingH. Ibbotson's forfeited Leases 55/2450 and 24390/74.

JANUARY 19, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 47

Fitzgerald District (about 10 miles east of CircleValley).

Corr. No. 2598/29. (Plan 392/SO, D & E4.)Location 408, containing 1,125a. 2r. Op., at Os. 3d.

per acre; classification page 13 of File 6194/21; sub-ject to exernptioa from road rates for two years from(late of approval of application. This cancels the pre-vious Govensaaent Gazette notice relating to tins loca-tion.

THURSDAY, 25th JANUARY, 1940.B1UDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Brooklands EstateNelson District (near Balingup).Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1938, as

modified by Part VIII.Corres. No. 410/33. (Plan 4140/10, D3 & 4.)Locations 8138 and 8139, containing 26?a. Or. 34p.

purchase money-1768 6s.; half-yearly instalments firstfive years, interest only :to returned soldiers, at 4%per cent. p.a.I 17 Os. 9th; to civilians, at 5 per cent.p.a..ZIO Is. 2d.; half-yearly instalments over the bal-ance (35 years), including principal and interest :toreturnad soldiers, at 4% per cent. psrf21 8s. 4d.; tocivilians, at S per cent. pa.fi22 15s. Sd. subject toAgricultural Bank indebtedness, to the special condi-tions applying to this estate, to timber conditions, andto the condition that these locations will only be grantedto the applicant who satisfies the Land Board that liehas tile necessary capital and experience to successfullywork the holding; being B. J. McDonald's forfeitedLease 20/2430.

Kaloorup EstateSussex District (about 5% milessouth of Vasse) -

Corres. No. 1760/32. (Plan 4l3D/4O, 03.)Location 3120, containing lSOa. Ir. 37p; purchase

money-1310; half-yearly instalments first five years,interest only:to returned soldiers, at 4% per cent.p.a.I6 lOs. Gd.; to civilians, at S per cent. p.a.-17lOs.; half-yearly instal,nents over the balance (35years), ineloding principal and intercst:to returnedsoldiers, at 4% per cent, parIS 12s. lOd.; to civilians,at 5 per cent. p.a.-19 3s. lOd.; subje'1 to the condi-tion that this location will only be approved to tile ap-plieaiit who satisfies the Land Board that lie possessestIle necessary capital and experience to successfullywork the holding. This cancels the previous Govern-,uent Gazette notice relating to this location.

Nelson District (about three miles south-west ofJardee).

Oorr. No. 1963/39. (Plan 442B/40, El.)Location 9937, containing 123a. Or. Slp., at 17s. per

acre; classification page 19 of Pile 317/32; subject tothnber and tramway conditions, to payment for im-pi-oveinents and to exc,nption from road rates for twoyears from date of approval of application; being H.E. Ciranland's cancelled application.

WEDNESDAY, 31st JANUARY, 1940.BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about 24 miles west of Brookton).Corr. No. 2400/24. (Plan 3420/40, D3 & 4.)Location 28667, containing 200a. lr., at Os. Gd. per

acre; classification page 4 of 2400/24; subject to pay-ment for improvements and to exemption from road ratesfor two ycars from date of approval of application; be-ing J. Buekingham 's forfeited Lease 18315/68.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (7' miles cast of Gutha).

Corr. No. 1252/28. (Plan 128/80, 0. & D3.)Location 8831, coataimng 3,463a. ir. SOp., at 4s. per

acre classification page 13 of 1252/28; subject to Ag-i-icultural Bank indebtedness; this cancels tile previousGovernment Gazette notice relatmg to this location.

Victoria District (about 3% miles north-east of Caron).Oorr. No. 3170/28. (Plans 96/80, Al, & 95/SO, P1.)Location 8547, containing 985a. ir. lOp., at 4s. per

acre; classification page 10 of 3470/23; subject to pay-meat for improvements; being E. E. Green 'z forfeitedLease 65/1113.

Victoria District (about 7 miles east of Koolanooka).Oorr. No. 1691/39. (Plan 122/SO, El & 2.)Location 5291, containing 982a., at 7s. per acre; elns-

sification page 40 of 2659/22 i subject to existing Agri-cultural Bank and lAB, indebtedness; being B. P. Gas-ton's cancelled application.

NABBOGIN LAND AGENCY.Wellington District (about 5 miles north of Darkan).Corr. No. 595/24. (Pin]! 4lOB/40, El.)Locations 1539 and 3474, containing l,O14a. 2r. 2Op.,

at 2s. per acre; classification pages 45 and 46 of 595/24;subject to the condition that the poisomi must be eradi-cated to tile satisfaction of tile Minister for Lands be-fore the Crown grant will issue, to payment for improve-ments and to timber conditions; being E. A. Gibbs'forfeited Leases 17999/68, 1583/57, and 24037/74.

Roe District (about nnles north-west of Bunielae).Corr. No. 5771/27. (Plan 387/80, Fl.)Location 1191, containing 1,l34a. Sr. SSp., at 6s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 4 of 5771/27, and Location836, containing 210a. Or. 5p9 at 5s. Gd. per acre; classi-fication page 11 of 171/25; subject to exemption fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation; being 3. 1\langan's forfeited Leases 23073/65and 19834/68.

Willia,ns District (about ,niles east of Cuballing).Corr. No. 1787/37. (Plan 3S5A & B/4O, C & Dl.)Location 10549, containing 5Gm. Or. Tp., at 4s. Gd. per

acre; classification page 11 of 720/21; subject to pay-ment for improvements and to exemption from road ratesfor two years from date of approval of application;also subject to the condition that the poison must beeradicated to tiia satisfaction of the Minister for Landsbefore the Crown grant will issue; being V. E. Sim-inonds' forfeited Lease 347/1553.

NOIITIIAM LAND AGENCY.Avo,i District (abont 1% miles north-east of Collgar

Siding).CorrNo. 967/38. (Plan 24/80, B2.)Location 20739, containing l,000a. lr. lOp., at Vs. 6d.

per acre; classification page 35 o 8295/l3 subject topayment for iroproveinents, to mallet and timber condi-I ions, and to the Government retaining the right to re-sunie for railway or other public purposes any land re-quired, and no comnpensation to be given, except for tileactual value of any improvements that may be resumed;being L. I-I. Lyon's forfeited Lease 348/888.

PE1ITI-I LAND AGENCY.Melbourne District (about 7 miles north-west of

Gilliagarra Siding).Corr. No. 1849/37. (Plan 58/50, 04.)Location 3386, containing 159a. 3r. SOp., at 4s. per

acre; classification page 5 of 1349/37; subject to exemp-tion from road rates for two years from date of appro-val of application; beimmg A. P. Kelly's forfeited Lease365/682.

SALMON GUMS LAND AGENCY.Esperanco District (about 11% miles west of Truslove).

Corn. No. 1953/36. (Plan 402/SO, A3.)Locations 874 and 875, containing 2,l99a. lr. 26p., at

Ss. 9d. per acre; classification page 15 of lO53/36 sub-ject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness; being P. D.Wells' forfeited Lease 34S/54S.

Esperamico District (about 11 miles east of Gibson).Corr. No. 4847/20. (Plan 423/80, B2.)Location 592, containing 149a. Sr., at Ss. per acre, and

Location 184, containing 200a., at 7s. 6d. per acre;classification page 5 of 13086/11; subject to paymentfor improvements and to exemption from road rates fortwo years from date of appmoval of application; being0. E. Dempster's forfeited Leases 38278/55 and10 739/5 6.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.Leake District (about 36 miles east of Wadderin).Corr. No. 1223/35. (Plan 6/SO, 04.)Location 19, containing l,3lOa. Sr. 35p., at 7s. 9d. per

acre; classification page 19 of 1787/28; subject to Agri-eulturnl Bank indebtedness, to a cropping lease which

48 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUARY lO 1940.

expires on 28/2/1940, also to mining conditions. Thiscancels the previous Govcraqne,it Gazette notice relatingto this location.

Leake District (about 36 miles east of Narembeen)Carl.. No. 5671/28. (Plan 6/80, C4.)Location 21, containing 1,009a. Or. ZOp., at Os. 9d. per

acre; classification page 19 of 1787/28; snbject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness, to a cropping 'case whichexpires on 28/2/1940, and to mining conditions. Thiscancels the previous Govcnunenf Gazettc notice relatingto this location.

Yilgara District (about 91,4 miles north-west ofBoodarockin).

Corr. No. 300/32. (Plan 54/80, E3.)Location 762, containing l,824a. Or. l7p., at 4s. Sd.

per acre; classification page 32 of 981/26; subject toAgricultural Bank indebtcdncss and to mining condi-tions. This cancels the previous Govenuaent Gazettenotice relating t0 this location.

THURSDAY, 1st FEBRUARY, 1940.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Sussex District (about 2 miles south of Marybrook.)Corr. No. 443/31. (Plan 413D/40, CS.)Location 2655, containing 156a. ir. 2Op., at 9s. per

acre; classification page 11 of 443/31; subject to pay-meat for improvements, to timber conditions, and toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; being A. H.. Carter's forfeitedLease 74/1441.

Sussex District (near Y,llhtgup Siding).Corr. No. 245S/37. (Plan 413D/40, ES.)Location 2200. containing Sin., at us, ad. per acre;

classification page 5 of 4847/30; subject to timber con-ditions, and to exemption from road rates for two yearsfrom date of approval of application; also subject tothe conditiuns relating to land selection in tlus district;being 1. P. MacMalion's forfeited Lease 365/606.

Nelson District (about 4 miles west of Jardec).Corr.No. 1644/39. (Plan 442B/40, El.)Location 5177, containing 142a., at 15s. per acre;

classification pagc 13 of 401/21; subject to AgriculturalBank indebtedness, to timber conditions, and also to theconditions applying to land selection in this District;being W. C. and S. Case's cancelled application.

Kojonup District (about 15 miles south of Narlingup).Corr. No. 7918/22. (Plan 438/80, P2.)Location 8003, containing 224a. 2r., at 6s. per acre;

classification page 8 of 7918/22; subject to payment f orimprovements and to the poison being eradicated to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Lands before the Crowngrant will issue; being T. Merritt's forfeited. Lease16860/68.

WEDNESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, 1940.GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.

Victoria District (about 3 miles south of Canna).Corr. No. 1881/31. (Plan 128/80, AZ.)Location 5989 and 9447, containing l,027a., at 7s. 3d.

per acre.; classification page 12 of Pile 6268/22; snb-ject to payment for improvements; being J. D. David-son's forfeited Leases 68/3269 and 74/1357.

ICATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojanup District (about 7 miles south-east from

Kojonup).Corp. No. 443/20. (Plans 437A/40, Cl; 437B/40,D1.)Locations 5740, 5741, 5742, 5743, and 5744, contain-

ilig l,000a., at 2s. 3d. per acre; classification page 32of 443/20; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness;the Oi5O]1 must be eradicated to the satisfaction of tImeMinister for Lands before the Crown grant will issue;being \V. J. Watson's forfeited Lease 11987/68.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about 4 miles west of Pcdorah Siding).Corr. No. 3306/30, (Plan 376/80, Dl and 2.)Location No. 1287, containing 295a. lr. Sp., at 8s, 6d.

per acre; classification page 4 of Pile 3306/30; alsoLocations 1192 and 1826, containing 653a. Zr. SFp., at

4s. 9d. par acre; classification page 13 of Pile 4570/27;subject to Agricultural Bank and Industries AssistanceBoard indebtedness; being J. 3. Shortill 's forfeitedLeases 68/2996, 68/691, and 74/434.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Ninghnn District (about 5¼ miles north of Moondon).

Corp. No. 2532/34.. (Plan 66/80, P2,)Location 3136, containing 2,902a. Or. SOp., at Ss. per

acre; classification page 42 of 5967/27; subject toexemption. from i'oad rates f or two years from datc ofapproral of application.

Avon District (about 1¼ nmilcs north of Hines' Hill).Corr. No. 68/23. (Plan 25/80, E2.)Locations 10939 and 23382, containing 1,264a. Sr. ZSp.,

at 5s. per acre; classification page 77 of Pile 68/23;subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness; being H.Cole's forfeited Leases 17126/68 and 23648/74.

Avon District (about 1,4 miles south of Hines' Hill).Corr. No. 4957/23. (Plan 25/SO, ES.)Location 24127, containing 222a. Sr. Sp., at Ss. 9d.

par acre; classification page 8 of Pile 4957/23; subjectto payment for improvements; being .1. 5impson for-feited Lease 1732-1/68.

SALMON GUMS LAND AGENCY.Fitzgerald District (abont 5 miles north-west of Grass

Patch).Corr. No. 6672/24. (Plan 402/80, El.)Location 103, containing 1,000a., at 4s. Gd. per acre;

classification page 7 of Pile 11057/10; subject t0 pay-oent for improvements, if any; being T. Thompson'sforfeited Lease 41375/55.

F'itzgci'ald District (about 6 miles north-cast of Dowak)Corr. No. 7079/22. (Plan 392/80, Cl.)Locations 500 and 757, containing i3O00a, 2r, lip.,

at 4s. Gd. per acre; classification page 30 of Pile1096/22 sat jcct to payment for improvements, if any;being 4. C. Bcgg's forfeited Lease 39625/55.

Esperancc District (near Caitup Siding).Corp. No. 4470/27. (Plan 423/80, D3.)Locotioa 561, containing 2,023a., at 3s. 6d. per acre;

classification page 1.7 of Pile 4470/27; exempt fromroad mates for two years fi-oin date of approval of appli-cation; being J. B. Dixoa 's forfeited. Lease 22533/68.

THURSDAY, 8th FEBRUARY, 1940.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Sussex District (about 4 miles cast of Karridale Siding).Corr. No, 3575/30. (Plan 440D/40, B & 04.)Location 1.535, containing 211n. Or. 4p., at lOs. per

mere; classification page 77 of Pile 1105/20; subject topayment for improvements, if any; also the conditionsgoverning selection in tius district; being P. C. Wright'sforfeited Lease 55/1949.

WEDNESDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, 1940.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

(iaseoyne District (near Cnrnarvon)Open under Part V., section 47.Corr. No. 4131/30. (Plan 563/80, Locations near

Carnarvon.)Locations I 33 an ii 172, containing SOn. Or. 2p., at 21s.

per acre; subject to payment for improvements and tospecial conditions, as follows :(a) holder to fence atleast half tIme land within tIme first five years and tImewhole within tin years; (b) to cultivate and plant withfruit trees or lucerne or other approved fodder crops atleast two acres in the first two years; (c) to cultivateand plant one acre additional in each succeeding yearup to and incl'mding the tenth year; (d) witlun twoyears to sink a well and equip it with a windmill, pump,etc.; being' .7. Dillon's forfeited Lease 55/1988.

G L NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

JANUARY 19, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 49

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.WHEREAS P. A. and H. B. Ni; and P. D., A. andF). E. Forrest, being the owners of land over or alongwhich the ussilermentioned roads in the UPPERI3LAC1I WOOD Road District pass, have applied to theUpper Blackwood Road Board to close the said roads,which are more particularly described hereunder, thatis to say:-

371 3/05.B. 457 The surveyed roads, as hereundec- set out:(a Road No. 2227 passing along the southern boun-

dary of Nelson Location 3557, through Locations 1744,129, and 1536, and aloag the south-eastern boundary ofLocation 3935 and through Location 1537; from RoadNo. 2257 at the south-western corner of the first-mentioned location to the north boundary of the last-mentioned location.

Portion of Road No. 3060 leaving Road No. 2227hi Li cation 1537 above mentioned and extending east-ward through said location and Location 3391 to thewest boundary of Location 1600.

Portion of Road No. 3060 leaving the westernside of Road No. 5256 opposite the south-west corner ofLocation 1816 aud extending westward through Loca-tions 3086 and 1701 to the Boyup Brook-Cranbrookroad in the latter location. (Plan 433A/40, B. & C2.)

\VHEIIEAS the Midland Railway Company of WA.,Ltd., being the owner of land over or along which theunde-mentionod road, in the CARNAMAFI Road Dis-trict passes, has applied to the Caraamah Road Boardto c1ose the said road, winch is more particularly de-scribed hereunder, that is to say:-

811/06.C. 404:The surveyed road passing through the

Winchester station yard along the eastern side of Mid-land Railway (L.T.O. Plan 3398) ; from Road No. 2367at the nom-th-western end of said station yard, to saidRoad No. 2367 at its south-eastern end. (Plan 95/30,B3.)

WHEREAS A. M. Caniphell being the owner of laudover or along which tie underinentioned road, in theI-IAR.VEY Road District passes, has applied to theI-larvey- Road Board to close the said road, which issnore pai-ticularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

2521/0 7.I-I. 23:The whole of Road No. 816 passing through

Wellington Location 3580; from Road No. 625 on itswest boundary to Road No. 630 ou its north boundary(Plan 3S3D/40, B & 04.)

\VHEREAS the I-Ion, the Mhsister for Lands being tImeowner of land over or along which the undermentionedroad, in the ICELLERBERRIN Road District passes,has applied to the Tcellerberrin Road Board to closethe said road, which is more particularly describedhereunder, that is to say:-

223 1/3 3.K. 274:That portion of Wildiag street bounded by

liiscs conuneneing at the junction of its eastern sidewith tIme southern side of Leake street and exte]idingl72deg. S0asin. 2 chains 74.4 links, 3lOdeg. 54mm. 1chalo 70.4 links, 352deg. 50mm. 2 chains 17.8 linksto said southern side of Leahe street and eastward alongit to tho starting point. (Plan Kellerberrin Townsitc.)

WHEREAS tte Hon. the Minister for Lands, being theowner of land over or along which the undermentionedroad, a the KATANNING Road District passes, hasapplied to the Katanning Road Board t0 close the saidroad, winch is snore particularly described hereunder,that is to say:-

1008.'30.K. 26 :The surveyed road (portion of Anderson

street) along the east boundaries of T(atanning Lots525, 003, and 004; from Lisle street to Pore street.(Plan Ii atanning.)

\\TFtERE:S 0. R. Kennedy, being the owner of landover or along which time andermeationed road, in timeNARROGIN Road District passes, has applied to timeNarrogin Road Board to close time said road, which ismore pa-ticularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

6 85/03.N. 282 TIme surveyed road along the west boundary

of Willisuns Location 5253; from the south-west cornerof said location to Road No. 1706 at its north-nestcoraer. (Plan 385D/40, CS.)

WHEREAS G. P. Sclmaolar and The W.A. Trustee,Executor and Agency Co.. Ltd., being the owners ofland orer or along which the undermentioaed road, iuthe N RROGTN Road District passes, have applied totime Narrogin Road Board to close tile said road, whichis mnrne particularly described hereunder, that is tosay:-

09/30.N. 28-F :The surveyed road passing along the eastern

hommadary of Narrogin Agricultural Area Lot 9; froma surveyed road at its north-cast corner to a surveyedroad at its south-cast corner. (Plan 385A/40, Cl.)

\VHEREAS F). 0., T. H. and S. A. Gibbs and P. S.Wright, being tile owners of land over or along whichtime undcrnsentioncd road, in the WEST ARTHUR RoadDistrict passes. have applied to the West Arthur RoadBoard to close tIme said road, which is more particularlydescribed hereunder, that is to sa)-:-

459/3 5.W, 573.The snrveyed road along parts of the south

boundaries of Wellington Locations 4074 and 4005;f,-om Road No. 0596 on the south bomidary of theformer location to a surveyed road passing through thelatter hwation. (Plan 410D/40 C.41

And whereas such applications have been duly pub-lished in the Govrn-,u,ient Gazette:

And whereas the said Boards have assented to the said:m pplicatioas

And whereas the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has eonulr,ned the said assents:

It is hereby notified that time said Roads arc chased.Dated tl,is 19th day of January, 1940.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1010-1934.Closure of Road.

WE, C. W. P. Amies aud R. McLeish, being the ownersof land over or along which the portion of road here-under described passes, have applied to the BayswatcrRoad Board to close time said portion of road, viz.:

Bayswater.245/3 8.B. 458:The whole of Road No. 0076 leaving Road

No. 1354 (Murray street) at the south corner of Lot 90of Lot 40 of Swan Location U and extending north-westward (as shown on L.T.O. Plan No. 2621) along thesouth-western boundary of said Lot 90 and the south-western boundary of Lot 39 to the latter's west corner.(Plan 1D/20, N.E.)

McLEISH.W. P. AMIES.

I, Roberts Victor Hill, on behalf of tl,e Baysn-atcrRoad Board, hereby assent to the above application toclose the road therein described.

B V. HILL,chairman Bayswater Road Board.

20th, December, 1039.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1034.Closure of Road.

I, E. ABBOTTS, of Bridgetown, being the holder ofland over or along which the portion of road h,ereunderdescribed passes, have applied to tile Bridgctown RoadBoard to close tile said portion of road, viz.:-

167 6/33.B. 459:Marshall road: Time surveyed road along

time svest bouimdary of Bridgetown Lot 281, between Careystreet and Ecdle terrace. (Plan Bridgetown.)

ERNEST ABBOTTS.

I, Evelyn S. Hester, on beh,alf of th,e BridgetowaRoad Board, hereby assc,,t to the above application toclose the road therein described.

EVELYN S. HESTER,Acting Chair,nan Bridgetown Road Board.

5th, January, 1940.

Government Property.

Marrah School (In to South Yuna)

Fortescue LandingGoods Shed

North Cu nderdi nSch on! Qti arto PS

\\'ok,i I bin School

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are to be addressed to ''The Hon. the Minister for Works,Public Works Department, The Barrael s, St. Grges terrace, Perth,'' and must be indorsod ''TenderThe lowest or nny tender will not neeessarly be accepted.

T. S. 3. HALL,Acting Under Secretary for Public Works.

TENDERS FOR eURCHASE.

Date and Time forClosing.

1940.2'30 p.m. 'l',,esdav

23rd January

30th January

0th February .,.

20th February

Tenders, together with the preser bed deposit, are toDepartment, The Barracks, St. George's terrace, Perth,"will not necessarily be accepted.

)c'pnrtcnent cit Publir Works,PerIl,, 15th January, 1940.

FOR SALETENDERS, closing at 2.30 p.m., on Tuesday, 30th .Janu-ary, 1940, are invited for tile purchase and removal of-2 No. Concrete Mooring Blocks (each 1 ton) 2 No.

-ineh chains, 55 feet long, with rings, shackles andswivels, etc., nx the Pubhe Works Yard, Mill street,Perth.

Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc., to be seen.

Contractors' Room, P.W'.D.. Perth P.W.D., GeraldtonPolice Stations, Yuna and Northampton, after 18thDecember, 1939.

Contractors' Room, Perth Public Works Offices, Roe.bourae and Onslow, after 18th December, 1939.

Contractors' Room, I.'.W.D,, Perth; Court house, Northam;Police Stations, Cutidorcliu and Meckering, after Wednes-clay, 10th January, 1940.

Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Pm-tb ; Court House, Mer-redi ct Police Stations, Nungarin and I ukinbu din, afterThursday, the I 8th January. 1040.

ho addressed to The Hon. Minister for Works, Public Worksand must ho indorsed ' Tender." The highest or any tender

W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Public Works.

Date ofNotice. , f Q7L a ure o or .

Date and Timefor Closing,

Where and whoa Conditions of Contract, ete.,to ho seen.

1940.Jan. 3

Jan. 3

Jan. 10

Jan. 17

Jan. 3

Jan, 10

Jan. 10

'Tan. 10

Jan. I?

Jan. 17

Jan. 17

Jan. 17

Jan. 17

Jan. 1 7

an. 17

No. 4 Pumping StationRelievingQuarters (9008)

No. 6 Pumping StationEngineer'sQuarters (9000)

South Frc,nantle (L{obb's Jetty)New Saleyards (9011)

Perth Technical CollegePibi'oiisPlaster Ceilings (0016)

Netropolitan Market TrustNewEgg and Poultry Market (0007)

Narrogin School of AgricultureAdditions to Cook's Quarters(9012)

Fron,nntle Technical SchoolAd-ditions (9013)

Rivervale SchoolNew Classroom(0014)

IentStrcot SchoolRoof Tiling(MT. and H.M.) (0017)

Claremont Hospi tnl for Insa lieInstru,nent Hatch and Cup-boards (0021)

ICent Street SchoolFibrousPlaster Ceilings (MT. and H.M.)(0023)

Lakeweocl SchoolAdclit ions toTeacher's Quarters (9018)

\fctricup SchoolNew Type Ii

Quarters (0020)

C'attesloe Pu! ice St atio nAdd i tie, is(9022)

Vitzrey CrossingNow PoliceQuartet-s (9019 I

1940.2-30 p.m. on Tuesday23rd January ...

23rd January ...

23rd January ...

23rd January ...

30th January ...

30th January ...

30th January .. -

30th January ...

30th January ...

30th January ...

30th January .. .

6th Fobroars- ..

0th February - - .

0th Fe bru ar\- . . .

20th February

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Merredinon and after Tuesday, the 0th January, 1940.

Contractors' Room, Perth, Public Works DepartmentIcalgoorlie. and Court House, Southern Cross, on andafter Tuesday, the 9th January, 1940.

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after Tuesday, th16th January, 1940.

Contractors' Boom, Perth, on and after Tucscl,ty, I OtiJanuary, 1010.

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after Tuesday, thc9th January, 1940.

Contractors' Room, Perth Court House, Narroginand P.W.D., Katanuing, an and after Tuesday, thi16th January, 1940.

Contractors' Roo,u. Perth, and Court House, FromantIc, on und after Tuesday, the 10th January, 1940

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after Tuesday, tin16th January, 1040.

Contractors' Room, PortIa, on and after Tuesday 23rcJanuary, 1040.

Coat ra etors' Room, Perth, on anrl after Tuesday, 23rcJanuary, 1040.

Cr,ntractors' Room. Perth, on and afte,' Tuesday, 23rJanuary, 1940.

(]ontractnrs' Room, Pert!,, anrl at P.W'.D., Kalgoorhoon and after Tuesday, 23rd Jc.nuary, 1940.

Contractors' Room, Perth ; Court Rouse, .Bussoltonaiid PAVD., Bnnl,ury, en ar,d after Tuesday, 23rcJanuary, 1940.

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after Tuescl ay, 23 rcJanuary. 1940.

Contractors' Room, Perth ; Court House, Derby, antPolice Station, Port 1-ledland, on and after Tuesday23 c1 'Jan lan rv, 1 940.

50 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JANUARY 19, 1940.

Tenders are to be addressed to ''The Hon. Ministerfor Works, Public Works Department, The Barracks, St.George's terrace, Perth,'' and must be indorsed

Tender.The ]nghest or any tender will not necessarily be

accepted.T. S J HALL,

Acting Under Secretary for Works.

JAxuAar 19, 1940.] GOVER.N1MENT GAZETTE, W.A. 51

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1939.The City of Perth.

By-law No. 29St auds for VehiclesAmendment.P.W. 1398/37.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by the Muni-cipal Corporations Act 1906-1939, the Lord Mayor andCouncillors of the City of Perth order that by.]aw No.29 he amended as follows:

Clause 2 (2) is amended by the insertion immediatelyafter paragraph (v) of a new paragraph, to be numbered(v), as follows:

(w) A stand on the eastern side of MeMillanstreet beginning at a point 30 feet south of thesoatliera tdigniuent of Albany road and extendingsouthwards 20 feet.

Passed by the Council of the City of Perth at theordinary meeting of the Council held on the 18tI dayof Deee,nber, 1939.

THOS. W. MEAGHER,Lord Mayor.

ftc.] WM. E. BOLD,'I'ovii Clerk.

Bee am In eaded-i-I. MILLINCTON,

Minister for \\Torks

Approved hy Ills Exe llency the Lieutenant-Governorin Executive Council ti, 5 10th day of January, 1940.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

ROAII DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1939.Serpeatine-Jarrandale Road Board.

Preparation of Electoral Lists, etc.Department of Public Works,

P.W. 699/35. Perth, 17th January, 1940.ACTING under section 55 of the Road Districts Act,1919-1939, I, Harold Millington, the Minister forWorks, do herehy order that the Serpentine-JarrandaleRoad Boa rd having failed to make out lists of allowners of rateable land in the district on the datespecified by the said Act, is hereby empowered to corn-pleto the lists on the 27th day of January, 1940, andthat the dates for tile revision of the Electoral Listsand Rolls of the said Road Board shall be as set outhereunder:

Exhibition of Lists-27th January, 1940; last dayfor Receipt of Clahns anti ObjectionsSrd February,1940; Exhibition of List of Clai,ns and Objections-1 7th February, 1940.

1-biding of Revision Court-2ad March, 19-10.Signing of Ro)ls-9th March, 1940.

(Sgd.) H. IIILLINGT0N,Minister for Works.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT. 1919-1988.Marble Bar Road Board.

By-laws of the Marble Bar Road Board.P.W. 291/39.

WHEREAS by ti'0 Road Districts Act, 1919 the CattleTrespa ss, Fencing, and lnipouuding Act, 1832, andother Statates, the Rood Board of any district is em-powered to nia he by-laws for all or ally purposes iiithe said Acts ,nentioned: the Marble Bar Road Board,n pursuance of tIme powers vested in the said Board,

under and by virtue of the said Acts, and of everyother authority enabli]lg it in that behalf, dotli hereby,nake and publish the following by-laws:

Interpret at ioa 5.In these by-laws the i,, terpretations set out in

the Road Districts Act, 1919, shall apply, hi additionto which the following terms shall, unless the contextotherwise indicates, bear the meaning set against themin the Road Districts Act, or respectively, that is tosay:

''The Act''Tlto Road Districts Act, 1919, and allamendments thereto which may hereafter conicinto force.

''I ba rd''Thc Marble Bar Road l3oard.Board Room' 'shall be the office, hail, or build-

ing in which the meeting of the Board is heldfrom time to tinie.

"Chairman' 'The member for the time being act-iug as chairman.

District' 'The district under tIm e control of theMarble Bar Road Board.

Member' 'A ,nembcr of the Board, imicludimig thecli a inn an.

Reserve' 'A in- land under control of the Boardand notified in the Germ-n,,, mit Cotel Ic as a

Secretary ''Ti, e secretary of the Marble i-lanRoad Board.

All other interpretations prescriled in tile RoadDistricts Act ol other Acts or regulations there-nuder.

Duties of Secretary.2. The duties of the secretary shall he:

to atte]id all Board meetings;to attend all Committee meetings;ti take notes of minutes and prepare reports

of Co]nmittces;to coaduct all correspondence aud to give

other officials i,,structions as directed byt]io minutes;

to answer all questions ou the Board'sbusi,iess

to see that the accounts aimil books areaudited oi, cc a year at least and the bal-truce sheet prepared aud published iii theGovernment Geectfe, and other duties as setout in the Act;

to prepare and place before the Board amonthly statement of receipts and ox-penditimre

to prepare the rate book, electoral lists, dcc-(vol rolls; in due season; arrange for the

d-stribution of rolls prior to elections; toa (tend all courts of revision and appeal;

(i ) to summon all members to ordinary, special, andtoanaittee meetings;

(j ) to keep all books entered up to date in accord-nec with instructions issued by the Minis-

ter and other instructions of the Board;(k) to check all accounts sent in to the Board, and

to sec that all accounts for work have statedhi them the authority under which the workwas done;

(1) to pay into the bank wcekiy, or as macli moreoften as is required, to the credit of theBoard, all moneys received by him oa behalfof tile Board, when such moneys shall amountin the aggregate to tile sum of £5 or more;

(imi) to act, wimemi required, as inspector in connec-tion with tue administration of all Statutescoming within the jurisdiction of the Board;

(mm) to readily and clleerfull) obey all lawful ordersOr commands of the Board, and to attend tonih matters affecting the finances and wel-fare of time Board, not specified herein.

Duties of Supervisor.3. The duties of the supervisor shall be:

(a) The supervisor shall have the control of works,plant, and all property of the Board, andshall issue instructions to the foreman, andshall see that sammme are faithfully carriedout. Should (lie foreman be guilty of in-subordination or disobedience, or be foundiueapahle of performing tile duties allottedto himu, the supervisor shall report the mat-ter to (lie chairm,ui, who slmall inquire intotue c ircimiimsta,mccs, and, if necessary, shallsuspend the foremau and report the matterto the mmext mueeting of the Board;

(ii) to direct all works ammd improvements as re-gards roads, etc., under tile control of theBoard; examine all materials to bc employedin such works, and to see the sanio faith-fully executed and performed, and watchthe progress and formation thereof;

52 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUARY 19, 1940.

to see that the work of repairing and clean-hag of all public roads and footways is pro-perly carried out;

to see that no labourers are engaged but thosethat are able bodied;

to see that all servants under his control carryout their duties efficiently, and to report anydeparture therefrom

to examine all roads in the Board's districtas required;

to supply monthly, or, as required, returns ofall work, whether completed or in progress.

Appointment of Officers.No permanent appointment shall be made to any

office under the Board until after an advertisement hasbeen published in a paper circulating in the districtcalling for applications from persons competent to fillsuch an appointment. All appointments shall be madeby resolution of the Board.

The salary or allowance attached to the officeunder consideration shall be fixed in all cases priorto the appointment, and the salary of the officer, whenfixed, shall not at any time be considered with a viewto its increase or reduction unless specially authorisedby a meeting of the Board, at which at least a quorumis present.

All coniplaints against servants of the Board mustbe in writing, and must in every ense be signed by theperson or persons complaining, and no notice shall betaken whatsoever of any complaint not made in accord-alice with this by-law. All such complaints as are re-ceivable shall be addressed to the chairman, who, uponreceipt of such complaints, shall have power to investi-gate same, and he shall report thereon at the nextmeeting of the Board.

Meetings and Proceedings.Notice shall be given in writing to each member

of the Board by the chairman or secretary of ordinarymeetings, at least seven days before such meetings, andalso of every meeting adjourned for more than six days.The chairman, if present, shall preside at all meetingsof ratepayers and of the Board, and in his absence, or,if after being present lie shall retire, the vice-chair-man shall preside.

Meetings of the Board shall be of two kindsordinary and special. Ordinary meetings are thosecalled by the chairman or secretary as often as seemsproper for the transaction of the ordinary business ofthe Board. Special meetings are those called to con-sider special business the nature of which shall bestated on the notice seat to members, for which sevendays' notice shall be given.

No bushiess shall be trausacted at a specialmeeting other than that for which the special meetingwas called; provided that any matter of urgency canbe dealt with, with the rnling of the chairman and theconsent of those present.

Ordinary meetings of the Board shall be heldat the office of the Board at Marble Bar, on the secondSaturday in each month, unless otherwise arranged byresolution at the previous meeting of the Board.

A special meeting may, on the requisition ofthree members of the Board, be called at any time inthe manner prescribed by the Act, but the chairmanmay call a special meeting as often as lie thinks proper.

Any three members may require the Board Roomto be cleared of strangers, and the chairman or otherpresiding ehairmaa shall immediately give directions tohave the order executed.

At all meetings of the Board, when there is nota quorum present, or when time Board is counted out(which counting out shall take place whenever thereshall be less than a quorum present, or within 30 mm-m,tes after the time for which tIme meeting was called)such circumstances, together with the na,nes of themembers thea present, shall be recorded in the minutebook.

Voting.Each member, ineludin the chairman, shall

have one vote, and such chairman shall, in a ease ofequality of voting, have a casting vote in addition tohis ordinary vote, and all questions at such meetingsshall be decided by a majority of the votes of the mem-

hers present. All motions and amendments shall bedecided by show of hands, unless a division is de-maadcd, before the next bnshiess is proceeded with.

Order of Business.The order of business at all ordinary meetings

of the Board shall be as follows:(a) Reading and confirmation of minutes of last

ordinary and special meetings (if any).Consideration of business arising out of minutes.Questions of which due notice has been given

by members or officers of the Board.Reports of committees, sub comnuttees, and

officers.Reading of correspondence (inwards and out-

wards) and taking action as may be deemedexpedient thereto.

Deputations and presentation oU petitions or,acmor,als, and consideration thereof.

Consideration of tenders and ratification of con-tracts.

Presentation of monthly statenseat and passingof accounts for payment.

Motions, of wInch previous notice has been given.Motions without notice (by leave of tile Board

under by-law No. 16).General business.Notice of motions.

In the event of any member having urgent busi-ness t a place before the meeting, lie may move the sus-pension of Standing Orders, and, if agreed to by theBoard, such business shall take precedence of all other.

Any member wishing to rescind any motion car-ried at any previous meeting of the Board shall givethe secretary at least fourteen days' notice of his in-tention to move such rescission, particulars of whichshall immediately be sent to all members.

Petitions.Every petition or memorial shall be presented to

the Board by a member only. Such petitions shall betemperale and respectful in language, and any memberpresenting a petition or memorial shall affix his nameat the beginning thereof, with the number of signatures,and any member presenting a petition or memorial shallacquaiat hiaiself with tIme contents thereof, and ascertam that it does not contain language disrespectful t0the Board. The nature or prayer of every petition ormemnorial shall be stated to the Board by tIme memberpresenting same.

Tenders.Tenders for work shall be opened and dealt

with am-hen the subject-matter of the tenders comes onto be considered at the meeting of the Board, or by acommittee appointed for that purpose.

Order of DebateSpeakers aiust not digress.A member having audience shall not digress from

the subject of the debate.

Correspondence.21.. All correspommdeace with the Board slmall be ad-

dressed to the secretary oud submitted to thme Board. Noletter addressed to the Board shall be presented orread by a member.

Urgent Works.The chairman, with one member, or, in the ab-

sence of the chairman, any two members, may, in easeof urgency authorise the expenditure of a sum notexceeding ten pounds. Any one mnemher is authorisedfor the expenditure of a sum not exceeding five pounds,in cases of urgency, upon declared roads, but shall inevery ease report tIme same at the next meeting of tImeBoard.

Unauthorised Expenditure.Evc ry item of expenditure, and every liability

incurred by any connnittoc or member of the Boardothorwise titan under the authority of the Act or ofthese by-laws, shall be deemed unlawful expenditureamid a breach of this by-law.

(b)(e)

JANUARy 19, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 53

Common Seal.24. The eonnnon seat of the Board shall be kept in

the safe. The common seal shall not be affixedto ally deed or other instrument, exeopt by order of theBoard.

Offences, Omissions, or Neglects.23. Any person guilty of the following offences shall,

on conviction thereof, pay a penalty not exceeding tenpounds

Damaging or destroying ally building, darn, well,tank, pump, windmill, windlass, bucket, rope,piping, troughing, fence, gate, vehicle, machin-ery, or an)' other property under the cohtrolof the Board;

placing any placard or other document, writing,or printing on or otherwise defacing any houseor building abutting or contiguous to a publicroad, or any wall, fence, or gate, without theconsent of the occupier or owner thereof;

blasting any rock, stone, timber, or other ma-terial in or near any road or street without thepermission of the Board, and not attending tosuch directions in regard thereto given b) suchBoard;

placing, stacking, or storing within the lhnitsof ally townsite in the open air any eases,paper, shavings, crates packed with sawdust,straw, or dangerous or inllainn,able sub-stances so as to be or likely to become a sourceof danger through fire.

Damaging Roads.20. No person shall, either wilfully, or negligently,

damage or destroy any road under construction or re-pair, by means of horse, team, vehicle, or other means,and any person found guilty of such damage or destruc-tion shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £25.

Any person whocuts or removes, withont the consent in writ-

ing of the Board, any timber, earth, stone,or other material from a road Or reserve; or

erects, without the consent aforesaid, upon aroad so as to encroach thereon; or

draws, without the consent aforesaid, acrosstIme waterside of any road or across a drain,except over a properly constructed culvertor approach, any wheeled vehicle; or

draws upon any road, stone, timber, or othermaterial otherwise than on a wheeled ye-]ucle, or suffers such material, when carriedprincipally or hi ilmirt upon a wheeled '-c-hicle, to drag or trail upon a road, or drawsupon a road a whim or timber carriage anyportion of which, or any portion of chainsattached thereto, or any portion of otherattachment, trails or drags upon the road,

shall be deemed guilty of an offence against these by-laws, and shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5for every such offence.

Prevention of Trees falling across Roads.27. No persoit shall make or leave a fire near any

road or track or reserve without taking propel- precau-tions aguhist such fire spreading.

23. No person shill ringbark er set fire to an)' stand-ing tree upon or ncar any road or track.

Preservation of'l' rees, Shrubs, etc.29. Any person who shall carelessly, wilfully, or

wantonly injnre, destroy or carry away, or remove fromits place any tree, shrub or plant, standing ill any ofthe roads, enclosure, public places, or reserves, or whoshall carelessly, wilfully, or wantonly injure, destroy,carry away, or remove out of its place, or ride or drivcagainst any of the tree-guards, fences, or other pro-tection for such trees, shrubs, or plants aforesaid, shallbe liable to a penalty of not more than £10 and, inaddition thereto, shall pay the Board a sum equal tothe damage done.

Setting Traps or Poison on Roads.Any person who shall lay any poison baits or

set any traps upon any road or footway shall be liableto a. penalty not exceeding £2 far ever)' such offence.

Prescribing Removal of Vernndahs.Any verandah or balcony which obstructs the

footway or roadway, or is dangerous, suid all otherobstructions on the footways or roadways, or over thesame, shall be removed, when ordered, within such timeas shall be notified h)- time Board, and all expenses in-curred in removing the same shall lie borne by theowner or occupier of such veran,lah or balcony or otherol,struction, wbetl,cr removed by lIme Board or otherwise;aad an)- person whatsoever interfefing or obstructing o,iyoffice, or pen emplo)-cd by the Board in carrying outtIns by-law shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding£10.

Encroachments, ete.Rcnioval thereof.Oa l:he order of the Board, the seeretar) or other

appointed persun or officer, may direct the removal,within 14 dayi, of any l,uildng, fence, or other ob-struction or encroachment in or uon any street, lane,ur public place nuder the control of the Board. Inany ease u-here, after service of such notice of ren,oval,any such obsti m,ctioa or encroachment has not been re-moved within the specified time, it shall lie lawful forthe officer appointed by the Board to remove same attIme cost and charges of tIle pci-son so a heading, andto proceed against the offen,ler for time hi-each of thish)--laiv, the penalty for wInch breach shall not be snorethan £20 for every da)- or part of a day during wInchsuch offence shall be conimnitted or eonthn,ed after theexpiry of tIme ,iotice prescribed therein.

Lighting.Any unauthorised person who shall light, put

out when lighted, Or in any way interfere with any lampbelonging to the Board, or any person who shall damageor destroy such lamp shall pay, in addition to the valueof such damage, if ally, on conviction, a ,iuni not ex-ceeding £5.

Crossing Places.It shall lie lawful for the owner of a,my land

erontiug or adjoining any road or public way requiringaccess thereto with horse and velacles from such streetto such land across any existing made footpath, kerb-ing, channel, or gutter, having first hod and obtainedtIme consent of the Board to construct a Crossing of suchdimensions and n,aterials, and in such form and ,nanneras the regulations of the Board for the time being re-quire, or as may be directed by the secretary, and shallthereafter k':ep and maintain the same in good repair.Any person not complying with this by-law sl,nll beliable to a penalty not exceeding £5.

Straying Stock.No animal shall he allowed 10 stray on any road,

rcser'c, Or place, and iso animal suffering from infec-tions or contagious disease shall he ridden or driven onany road .Any diseased a,nmal found on any moad maybe slaughtered or destroyed. The owner of ally animalfound straying as aforesaid shall be liable to a pcsinityof not less than lOs. (temi shillings) and not ,nore than£5.

Water Supply.36 .Any person ivhto shall injure, destroy any well, bore,

pipe, tank or other place of storage for water, or anymachinery, appliances, or property used in connectiontherewith, shall be liable to a peaal- not exceeding £5,and also shah I pay to tIme B on rd the stint of such damage.

37 .Any person who shall waste, or allow water toescape, foul, pollute or taint lay water contained in an)-bore, pipe, tank, or other place of storage, shall baguilty of an offence under thus by-law, and shall beliable to a penalty not exceeding £20.

38. No person shall pollute, or cause to be polluted,tIll)' watercourse, pool, vel I, tank or reservoir, or otherwater within the district.

54 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUARY 10, 1940.

Any person may, with the consent of the Board,and upon payment of such reasonable fees as may bedemanded, remove any water from any bore, well, tankor other place of storage, under the control of theJ3oard.

For the purpose of tins by-law, the consent of theBoard shall be deemed to have been given and remainin force until notice to the contrary is specifically givento any such person, or is generally given by publica-tion in a local newspaper, or posted upon or in thevieitity of the well, bore, tank, or other place of storageto which such notice shall apply.

After service of suell notice, or publicationthereof, any person removing any water from any well,bore, tank, or other place of storage the subject of suchnotice, shall be guilty of an offence and be liable to apenalty not exceeding £5.

Barbed Wire.Barbed wire shall not he allowed on the outer

or road side of any fence along any road. Any per-son offending against this by-law shall be liable to apenalty not exceeding £5.

Pencing.The owner of any lamld abutting on any road

in any townsite shall fence all such boundaries abut-ting with snell description of femice as may be directedby tile Board, and shall nlallltuin every such boundaryfence erected, or to be erected, in good order. In theevent of such fence not being erected or repairedafter due notie has been given so to do, the Boardmay fence or repair such fences and recover the costof doiag so fromn the owner or owners of rue land.

Bathing.No O5011 shall bathe in any river, pool, or

open public water within the limits or abutting on theboundary of the road district within the jurisdictionof the Board, without suitable bathing costulae orclothing. Every person offending against this by-lawshall for every offence i,e liable to a penalty notexceeding £20.

Reserves and Recreation Grounds.The Board slmall have power to grant exciusive

right to use and occnpy ally recreation grounds orreserves placed under its control within the districtfor holding public sports or amnusemnents, to anyresponsible person or persons, or club, and ally person,persons or club obtaining such right shall be respell-sible for the proper care of all fences, buildings,roads, trees, shrubs, or other improvements upon oremlclosing such iec-reatio,m grounds or reserves, andshall pay to the Board a feo to be fmxecl for adulissionon such occasion, and comply with the provisions ofthese by-laws and any regulations passed by resolu-tion of time Board under which such exclusive rightsarc granted.

No horses, cattle, or vehicles shall be allowedon recreation grounds or reserves without tile writtenpermission of the Board.

The Board many at its discretion prohibit anygames or gymnastics from being played or carried onby ally person or persons upon any recreation groundor reserve on a Sunday, (Jhristnlas Day, or Good Fri.-day.

No person shall oiler for sale on ally reserve Orrecreation ground, any provisiomms, refreshments, orotlmer goods of ally kind, ]lor early 0mm any gaines orboxing or other similar shows, mlor use any firear,mms,except with tile express pernlissioim of the Board andtile paynlent of such fee as may be demanded.

Such person to lvllonl the use of any reserveor recreation ground is given fom- piemmics, sports, races,or other use shall be held respoimsible fom the 101-mediate removal of-1 1 rubbish brought thereon, ontile occasion of such use, and a deposit, not exceeding£5, nlay be ordered to be paid as a guarantee for thedac realo cal of suell rubbish. On the removal ofsame to tile satisfaction of tile Board sueim depositshall be returned.

Aerodromae Reserve.No person shall drive, or cause to be driven,

any motor car, truck, cart, or otimer vellicle across theranways of the lammdimmg ground. No existing trackshall be continued to be used as a motor road. Nopersoml simail place or leave any ohstraetioml whateverwithin the area reserved for the above pnrpose norinterfere ill any way with time existimlg groulld marks.Ally C5O offending against tills by-law shall beliable to a pemmalty not exceeding £25.

Penalties.\Vlmere any person by these by-laws or any of

tllem,l is required to do or to perforiml any act, andsuch act is not done, or renmains undone or uaper-formed, it shall be lawful for the Board to performtile samne amid cimarge the costs aad expenses againstsuch persoml, and tile amount thereof may be recov-ered summarily.

Every person who does, permits, or suffers allyact, mmatter or thing contrary to any of these by-laws,or comnmits or permits any breach or neglect tlmereof,shall be deemned guilty of an offence against these by-laws, and, where mmot otherwise provided, simall beliable to a penalty not exceediimg £20 for every suchoff emmce.

d2. All pemmalties Or other snmns recovered underprovisions of those by-laws shall, unless otherwiseprovided, be paid to time Board, ammd shall become timeproperty of ammd forim, part of the ordinary imleomne ofthe Board.

Passed aim ml adopted at a ,n ecting of the Marble BarRoad Board held 0mm the 11th day of Septemnber, 1939.

E. 11. GREENE,Cllairmunml.

ALFRED J. POOR,Sec r e t a r y

Reeommm mmmcml ded-Fr .MILLINGTON,

Minister fom- Works.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council tills 2Otlm day ofDee embem, 1939.

L. E. SFIAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

THE WATER BOARDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT,1918.

WAGIN WATER AREA.P.W.W.S. 799/37.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, tilat HisExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Coun-cil imas been pleased to approve, under the provisionsnf the Water lloards Act Amendment Act, 1918, of arate of 2s. 6d. in the £ on the annual rateable value oftile land rated being mede and levied in the WaginWater Area for time year ending the 81st October, 1940.

T S J. HALL,Acting Under Secretary for Water Supply.

THE WATER BOARDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT,1918.

MEEICATHARRA WATER AREA.P.W.W.S. 1255/38.

IT is lmerehy mlotified, for general information, that I-usExcellency tile Lieutemmant-Geverner in Executive Coun-cil Imas been pleased to approve, under the provisions oftime Water Beards Act Amendment Act, 191S, of arate of three simillings in the pound on the annual rate-able valae of time land rated being mnde and levied inthe Meehatimarra Water Area for the year ending the31st December, 1940.

T 5 31 HALL,Acting Under Secretary for Water Supply.

THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1939.

Municipa' Ekction&Department of Public Works

Perth, 17th January, 1940.IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with section 113 of the Tdunicipal Corporations Act, that the followinggentlemen have been elected members of the undermentioned Municipal Councils, to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder:-

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1939.

Road Board Elections.Departmnnt of Public Works,

Perth, 17th January, 1940.IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with section 92 of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1939, that the followinggentlemen have been elected members of the undermoutioned Road Boards, to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder:

THE VERMIN ACT, 1918-1938.Mukinbudin Vermin Board.

NOTICE is hereby given, under section 96 of the Ver-mm Act, 1918-1938, that the owners or occupiers of allor any holdings within the district of the above Boardshall commence the worh of suppressing and destroy-big rabbits ml such holdings, and on the roads bonnd-ing or intersecting same, on the 1st February, 1940,and shall systematically continue to carry out suchwork until the 1st day of May, 1940. The means tobe adopted are the laying of effective poison baits notmore than 9 feet apart, and/or fumigating and properlyclosing warreus.

By Order of the Board,

T. B. CONWAY,Secretary.

KOORDA VERMIN BOARDIT is hereby notified, for general information, thatWilliam Baldwin has been appointed Assistant VerminInspector to the above Vermin Beard.

A. AITKEN,Koerda, 15th January, 1940. Chairman.

W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Public Works.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Notice of Intention to Forfeit Leases for

Non-compliance with Conditions.Department of Mines,

Ne. 2145/1938. Perth, 19th Jnnuary, 1940.IN accordance nith the provisions of the Mining Act,1904, notice is hereby given that, unless the previsionsof sections 228 or 229 of the said Act are compliedwith on or before the 16th day of February, 1940, itis the intention of His Excellency the Lieutennnt-Governor to forfeit the undermentioned leases forbreach of covenant.

A. A. M. COVERLEY,Acting Minister for Mines.

.3Uneis' Homestead Leases.

* SectIon 228 t Section 220.

Municipi.lCouncil. %Vard Date of

Election.

Member Eleeted

Occupation.

How vacancyoccurred,:

Retirement.( Resignation.(c) Death.

Name of previousMember. Remarks.

Surname. Christian Name.

Narrogin ...Do. ...

Do. ...Do. *

Do. t ...Busselton ±

Do. ..

...

...

...

...West ...

Central ...

25-11-39do.

do.do.

do.23-12-39

do.

Marsh ...Quinn ...

Parr ...Myers ...

Allen ...Coates ...

Cooper ...

Hugh ......Albert Henry ...

Jehn Elliott ...John Patterson ..

cyril William ...Edgar ......Charles Ralph ...

Builder ...Garage Pro-

printerAgent ...Garage Pro-

prietorBanker ...Pharmaceu-

ticnlChemist

Carrier ...

(a)(a)

(a)(a)

(a)(a)

(Li)

Marsh, H.Hall, E. S.

Parr, J. B.Myers, J. P.

Everett, F. H. M.lIobson, J. A. ...

Morris, T. ...

Unopposed.

do.

Road Board. Date ofElection,

Member Elected:Ward. Occupation.

How vacancyoccurred:

(a) Effluxion oftime.

(5) ResignatIon.(e) Death.

Name of previous Remarks.

Surname. Christian Names.

Hall's CreekWiluna .,.

18-12-396-1-40

1-IuddlestoneMcCarthy ...

John Frederick ,..Richard Joyce ...

...Town ...

PnsteralistMiner ...

(Li)

(Li)

McAdnm, J. \V.Johnston, A. L. Dr.

(mIdfield. District. No. ofLease.

Name ofLease.

Lessee.

Yligarn ....

iurchi,en....

...

....

115*

sot

Vela ....

Hovea

nonettl, Gievsnnl eertoso, Joe.

Prulti, Frsncesco Cod,Antonino; Lame,Giovanni.

* Mayor Elected. t Auditor elected. trnord nary Election.

(Sgd.) W. S. ANDJEW,Under Secretary for Public Works.

JANuARY 19, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 55

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.Accepted Tenders.

Dated the 18th January, 1940.

Transfer of Contract.

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above.mentioned supplies untI 215 p.m.on the date of closing.

Tenders must be properly indorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and fnU particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Murray street, Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.

E. TnDaE,Chairmen \V.A. Government Tender Board.

Board Date. Coatractor. dule Partioulars. pa7t Rate.

1940.942/39 Jan, 12 Wigmores, Ltd.... 446A,

193910 only "Mitchell" Mowers,

3ft. 6in., as per Item 1;Agricultural Bank at £25 12s. 9d.

each.P.0.14. Perth

do. H. V. McKay MasseyHarris Pty., Ltd.

,, S.T. Cultivators and Disc Ploughsas followsItem 2 (a)-17 only "Sun-

massey "S.T. Cultivators,9T, with Pole and Swings

Item 3li only Share typeDisc Ploughs, 2 Discs,23in., "Sungrade"

do. do.

...

... ... ,

at £12 12s. Oct.each.

at £19 ils. Gd.each.

F.O.R. Perth643/39 do. per Agent General ... 292k,

1939200 only Pressed Steel Wheels,

2Gm. dia., taper bore, as perItem 1; C.I.F. Fremantle

Railways for £422 lOs. Od.,English currenoy.

738/39 do. Various 327A,1939

Motor Spares, Cylinder Boring,etc., for East Perth Repair

Works ... . - Rates on application.

Shop, for period ending 30thJune. 1940

056/39 do. Noyes Bros. (Molb.),Ltd.

462A,1939

3 only "Crompton Parkinson,"50 K.V.A. Outdoor Trans-formers (Star Delta), as per

Raihvays at £159 eec!'.

Item 1, inclusive of OilC.I.P. Frcmantle

845/39 do. Flower, Davies &Johnson, Ltd.

406A,1939

12 sets Superheater Elements forClass "Es" Locomotives, asper Item 1, F.O.B. English

do. at £79 las. Odper set steiling

Port; payment London782/39 do. F. W. Serivener ... 4i9A,

1939Fencing Posts for Safety Bay

road as followsMain Roads

Item 1-140 only, ift. long ... ... -. - £20 per 100.,c Oin. dia.

Item 2-2S0 only, SIt. long x ... - -- £7 lOs. Od. pe.Sin. dia 100.

Item 3-3,450 only, Oft. longx Gin. dia. x Sin., split

... ... £2 lOs. Od. pe100.

824/39 do. British GeneralElectrie 365A. 1 only 3 H.P. C5 Motor, 1,000 Mines for £40 19s. Gd.Co. Pty., Ltd. 1939 R.P.M., complete with Pully,

Slide base and Starter, as perItem 1 P.0.14. Perth

do. Noyes Bros. (MeIb.),Ltd.

,, 2 only "C.P." 3 H.P. D.C.Motors, 220 Volt., 1,600

do.... at £42 l9s. Gdeach.

R.P.M., complete with SlideRails, Starters and Pulleys, asper Item I FOR. Perth

Teader Board No. Date. From To Particulars.

695/381939.

Dec. 15 L. E. Joubort ... Joubert & JoubertPty., Ltd.

Contract for Druggists' Sundries, Items 312 to 314,318 and 406 of Schedule VIII.

Advertising. Schedule No. Supplies required.

1940. 1940.Jan. 16 ... iSA, 1940 ... Water Meters, -iu., 18 only tin. or *in., 36 only ......... Jan. 25

Jan. 18 ... hA, 1940 . -. Automatic Gas \Va,ter Heater, pressure storage type, for Perth TechnicalSchool.............................. Jan. 25Jan. 9 ... 5t, 1940 ... Sugar Pine for pattern-making, 4,000 super feet ............ Feb. 1

Jan. 9 ... 9A, 1940 ... Hospital Equipment, comprising Lockers, Bed Tables, Bed Screens, Sterilisers,Trolleys, etc., during a period of 12 months Feb. 1

Jan. 9 ... 1OA, 1940 ... Kitchen Equipineat for Perth Hospital, comprising gas-heated AutomaticToaster, and a Fish Prier ..................... Feb. 1

Jan. H ... 13A, 1940 ... Cartage of Timber from adjacent Railway Sidings to the various State SawMills Depots, during a period of 12 months ............ Feb. 1

Jan. 18 ... 1GA, 1940 ... h.p. Compressor Unit, without motor, 2in. bore, for Hall Refrigerator Feb. 1

Jan. 18 ... 18A, 1940 ... Piles, Stringers and Corbels, 1,833 ha. ft., for Bridge over Jane Brook on Mid.land Junction-Toodyay Road ..................... Feb. 1

56 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUARY 19, 1940.

JANUAI1Y 19, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 57

INDUSTRIAL AGREEMENT.No. 20 of 1939.

(Registered 12/12/1939.)TillS Agreement, made in pursuance of the IndustrialArbitration Act, 1912-1925, this 8th day of November,one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine, betweenA. Victor Leggo and Company, of Wiluna (hereinaftercalled the employer) of the one part, and The AustralianWorkers' Union, Westralian G oldfields hiining Branch,Indnslrial Union of Workers (hereinafter called theUnion), of the other part, witnesseth that, for the con-siderations hereinafter appearing, the parties heretoinnf ually covennnt and agree the one with the other asfollows

l.Terni.Tim currency of tills Agreement sliull be for one year

from tile first day of November, o,ie thousand nine hon-died and tiurty-nine.

2Area.This Agreement shall operate over the arsenic plant

st Wiluna.3.Wages.

Basic wageE4 lOs. 4d.Rates per shift: £ s. d.

Roasternien .. . . . 1 6 6 56Packermen . . . - . . 1 6 6%Scre\vmen - - . - . - - - 1 6 6%Rousabouts . . - - - - 1 6 6%Fuel carriers -- - - . . 1 6 6%Pipe fitters .. - . . . - - 1 10 2 6/11Change-room attendants -- - - 1 3 2%

For all work not specified as above, the rates of payshall be as prescribed by the current Mining Award forthe class of work performed: Provided that, where undersuch Award t:io rate per shift is calculated on the basisof six (0) full shifts per week, the rate per shift underthis Agreement on the basis of five and one-half (5½)shifts per week shall be so calculated that the aggregatepayment for five and one-half (5½) shifts under thisAgreement s-hall be equal to the aggregate payment forsix (6) shifts under the said Award.

The above rates are payable under a contract of dailyservice.

4Hours.For roasterinen, packermen, scrcwmca and rous-

abouts (h mreinatter called essential arsenic workers) thehours of employment shall not exceed seventy-eight (78)hours yer fortnight, to be worked in alternate weeks oftiurty-six (36) hours and forty-two (42) hours.

For all other workers the hours of employment shallnot exceed forty-four (44) hours per week.

'fIle hours to be worked per shift shall be as setout hereunder according to the classification of theworker:-

Fcr essential arsenic workerssix (6) hours,exclusive of crib time;

For change-room attendantsscven and one-third (7*) hours, exclusive of crib time;

For all other workerseight (8) hours, exclu-sive of crib time.

Provided th,t no worker shall during any one shiftwork for a longer period than six (6) hourswithin any section of the Arsenic Works inwhich essential arsenic workers are or wouldnormally be engaged.

(e) Crib time shall not exceed Three-quarters (%)of an hou,' in the case of Rousabouts or One-half (½)aa hour in the case of all other workers.

5.Overtime.No overtime shall be worked, excepting to effect

repairs (this clause not to apply to roaster-men, whenthe relief u,au fails to turn up at the change ofshift)

All work done beyond the ordinary hours ofduty on any ordinary working day (Monday to Satur-day, inclusive) shall be paid for at the rate of timeand one-jaIl for the first tn-u (2) hours and at doubletime thereafter.

All work done oa Sundays shall be paid for atthe rate of time and one-half up to six (6) hours andat double time thereafter.

6.Public Holidays.The following shall be holidays :Christmas Day,

Easter Monday, and Labour Day. If Christmas Dayfalls on a Sunday the following Monday shall ho kept.In the event of a worker not being required by theemployer to present himself for duty on any of thesedays, payment may be deducted, All work done onpublic holidays shall be paid for at the rate of doublethne.

7.Annual Holidays.A fortnight's holiday, including twelve (12) ordi-

nary working days on full pay, shall be granted oncein each year to every worker: Provided he has workedtwo hundred and ninety-eight (298) shifts at ordinaryrates of pay, and should he have worked less thantwo hundred and ninety-eight (295) shifts when suchholiday is taken, or at the termination of Ins employ-ment, he shall b5 paid for a proportionate number ofholidays.

TIus clause shall operate regardless of the circum-stances attending the termination of the worker ' em-ploymnent.

8.Resumption of Work After Holidays.Where a worker is not notified prior to taking his

holidays that no further work is avallable, lie shall bere-engaged upon his return.

9.Accident Pay.In the event of a worker meeting with an accident

during the course of Ius shift, or being required toattend to one who has met with an accident, he shallbe deemed to have rendered duty during the whole ofthe shift and shall be paid accordingly.

10.Full payment for Shift.After beginning a shift, workers shall not be

paid less than for a full shift, unless they leave oftheir own accord, or are dismissed for misconduct.

If before a worker leaves the works at the endof the shift and because lie is not so informed lieattends the next shift ready to work it, and there is nosuitable work which he is allowed to perform, he shallbe paid tile wages he would have been e,,titled to iflie had worked the shift lie was ready and willing towork.

11.First AidA suitable first-aid kit shall be supplied by the mm

ployor and shall be accessible at all tunes.

12.Drinking Wrater,Drinking water, cool and free from dust, shall be

provided by some approved method other than bywater-bags.

13.Showers.A suitable change-room with hot and cold showers

shall be provided.

14.Working Clothes and Equipment.The following articles shall be supplied by the

employer, when necessary to the n'elf are of the workers,and shall be laundered and kept in good repair by theomployer:Glovcs, goggles, masks, overalls, bloomers.

15.Quick Shifts.No worker shall be required to report for work unless

lie has had at least eight (5) hours off duty since hisprevious shift.

16.Retrenchments,Should the occasion arise to reduce the number of

nlea employed, the Company shall give full weight tothe consideration of length of service and shall retainthose n-ho have been longest in their employ, all thingsbeing equal.

17.Casual Labourers.Any worker employed for less than oae week shall

be considered casual and shall be paid two shillings persluft (2s.) above the rate specified for the work.

15.Preference of Employment.Preference of employment shall be given to mem-

bers of the ''Australian Workers' Union.''

58 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUARY 19, 1940.

19.Time and Record Books.These books shall be kept by tile employer and shall

be open to inspection by the Union representative,when required.

20.Fluetuations of Basic Rate.Whatever the actual increase above the present

basic wage of four pounds sixteen shillings and 2 our-pence (E4 16s. 4d.) per week for male adults at Wilunais, shall be added to the agreed rates as set out in. thisAgreement.

In the event of the basic wage decreasing fromthe present figure of £4 lOs. 4d., the employer may pro-portionately lower the daily rate of the worker untilthe base basic rate of £4 7s. Od. per week at Wilunais reached, when no further reduction may take place.

In wituess whereof the parties hereto have hereuntoset their hands the day and year first hereinbeforewritten.

Signed for and on behalf of A. Victor Leggo andCompany, of Wiluna

A. Victor Leggo and Co.

B. T. STARKS,Manager.

Witness ERIC E BURGESS.

Signed for and on behalf of the Australian Workers'Union Westralian Goldfields Mining Branch IndustrialUnion of Workers:

J. BAKER,Organiser, Wiluna.

IL WILTON,President A.W.U.,

Mining Branch.

B. PINLAY,Secretary.

INDUSTRIAL AGREEMENT.No. 27 of 1939.

(Registered 29/12/39.)TI-lIS Agreement, made in pursuance of the IndustrialArbitration Act, 1912-35, this 18th day of December,one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine, between theKalgoorlie Brewing and Ice Company, Limited, whoseregistered office is situated at Brookmnn street, Kalgoorlie (hereinafter called the Employer), of the onepart, and the Eastern Goldfields Breweries Employees'Industrial Union of Workers, under the provisions ofthe Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935, and havingits registered office at the Trades Hall, Kalgoorlie (here.ivafter called the Union), of the other part, whereby itis agreed as follows:

Interpretation.a. ''Casual hands shall mean any person who is

employed for not more than forty-f onr hours ordinaryworking hours 7.30 a.m. to 4.20 p.m.

The number of casual hands shall not exceed one inevery ten permanently employed or portion of the firstten men employed by each Company.

b. ''Cellarman,'' whenever used in this Agreement,shall mean a worker who is generally employed at amajority of tile undermcntioned occupations, namelyfilling, preparing, carbonising, and racking beer fromstorage tanks and/or tends filter, but shall not meanany employee who is casually employed in any one ofthe last mentioned processes.

e. ''Bottle washer'' shall mean any person employedwashing bottles by hand or machinery.

d. ''CO2 bottler'' shall mean any person employedin bottling CO2 gas.

c. "Leading hands'' are employees who arc incharge of and responsible for the work of others.

''Motor diivcrs''motor driver shall not includeone who drives a motor vehicle for the removal of re-fuse, slops, or liquid waste.

shall mean a person employed in astoke hole or attending a steam boiler.

''Shiftmen'' shall be applicable to topmen andcell arm en

1.Schedule.Tile parties in this Agreement mutually agree that

the minimum rate of wages payable for the followingclasses of work shall be:

Per Week.Brewery. £ s. d.

To pman, assistant topman . . . - 6 0 6

Ce sk washer, cask pitcher . . . - 6 0 6

Cillamman, motor lorry driver .. - - 6 0 6

Bottling Departmcat:Maehino operator (pressure machine) .. 6 0 6

Bottle washers, packers, sorters, fioormnen,bottlers, capsullers, pasteurisers, wirers,tint oilers, corkers, talleymen, yardmen,and all other adult labourers in or aboutthe Bottling Works or Brewery .. 5 16 6

CO2 bottler, fireman .. . . . - 6 3 6

The above rates are based on a basic wage of£4 16s. 4d. per week for males. It is hereby agreedbetween tile parties for the period of this Agreementthat, in the event of the basic wage being increased orreduced in accordance with section 124 of the Arbitra-tion Ant, such increase or reduction shall net affect therate of wages as set out in "1" ''Schedule'' of thisAgreeutemit: providing always, should the increase in thebasic wage exceed the minimnm wage set out herein,such increase being one shilling or shillings, such in-crease shall be paid.

Adult labourer:Adult labourers employed in orabout the Bottling Works or Brewery net covered by anyothcr industrial Agreement or industrial Award mustnot receive less than the minimum wage of £5 lSs. Gd.per week.

Storage tanks :Reconditioning storage tanks, whichshall include scraping and/or cleaning and/or painting,shall be paid for at the rate of 4s. per hour.

Oilers end aprons:Employers shall, for use in theirwork only, supply oilskin coats, cash and docket sat-chels, leather aprons, gaiters or leggings to motor lorrydrivers, free of cost.

Boots :The employer shall, for use during workinghours only, supply suitable boots to those employed atthe bottle washing, at the tanks, at the tubs, at the ffl-ters, at the cask washing shed, at the bottlers, and toany employees working in or about water, such boots tobe supplied free of cost.

2.Boys.The rate of wages for boys shall be:

Per Week.£ s. d.

16 years of age .. . . .. 3 5 6l7yeasofage .. .. .. 314 6l3yearsof age .. -. .. .. 4 2 6lOyearsefage .. .. .. .. 414 620 years of age . . .. . . .. Pull pay.

The number of boys employed shall not exceedone in every ten men permanently employed or portionof the first ten men employed by each Company.

3.Hours.Forty-four hours shall constitute a week's work for

all employees. Employees shall begin at 7.30 n.m. andconclude work at 4.20 p.m., from Monday to Friday in-elusive, with an allowance of one hour for meals andshall commence work at 7.30 am, and conclude at 12.20p.m. on Saturday.

Shift cellarmen :Porty-four hours shall constitutea week's work for shift ccllarmen, and the hours to beworked shall be:

Day sllift-8 a.m. to 4.20 p.m., with one hour offbetween 12 noon and 1 p.m. for lunch;

Aftcraoon shift-4.20 p.m. to 11.40 p.m. on weekdays and 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Sundays, inclusiveof thirty minutes each shift for crib.

Night shift-11.40 p.m. to 7 n.m. on week daysand 11 p.m. on Sundays to 7 a.m. on Mondaymorning, inclusive of thirty minutes each shiftfor crib time.

Tile luncheon hour on Saturday to be between 11.20a.m. and 12.20 p.m.

Provided always, that the quick shift man shall notwork en Sundays, and that the night shift man shallhave at least one week on day shift in every four weeks.

JANUARY 19, 1940.] GOvERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 59

Topmen shall mean two or three sets of men working16 hours or 24 hours respectively, by shifts of 7 hoursiSO minutes straight out, on Mondays to Fridays, inclu-sive, and a shift of 4 hours 50 minutes on Saturday, onehour being allowed for luncheon, Monday to Friday, in-clusive. The hours of labour shall be 44 hours per week;hours of starting at the discretion of the brewer for oneman only, other men to start at 7.30 n.m.

4.Overtime.If ally employee works earlier than his starting time

or later than Ins ordinary quitting time, lie shall be paidovertime at tile rate of ti,no and a half, each day tostand alone.

SrCasual Hands.Casual hands shall be paid at the rate of 2s. lOs. pei

hour.6.Record Book.

Each Company shall keep a record of the time of eachemployee, of the time he starts and finishes each day,and of tile total amount of hours worked, and of thewages paid to each employee. Such record than be opento tile inspection of tile secretary of or any person ap-pointed by the employees' Union, during working hours.Each employee sIlall sign the record kept for nIl moneysreceived by him.

7.Sundays.All work performed on Sundays by employees ill ally

department (shiftmen excepted) shall receive paymentfor the same at double time i-ate. Shiftmen, when noton rotation Sunday shift, shall be paid at double timerate.

8.Holidays.All work perforned by elnployces in any depart-

ment on holidays shall be paid for at double tilne rates,and, as far as reasonably pernutted, employees shallbe employed on tile holiday shift in their turn as holi-days occur.

It is agreed between the employer and the Union thatin the event of any driver being called upon to workon holidays, such driver is to be paid at double timerate per hour worked (a part of an hour to be paidfor as a full hour) up to 10 n.m., and if such driverworks after 10 n.m. he shall be paid for the full shiftat double time rate. Any driver called upon to workOn Ilolidays after 10 n.m. shell be paid for the fullshift at double time rate.

Any employee (excepting drivers) working any partof a shift on a holiday sllall he paid for the full shiftat double tilne rates; all holiday shifts t0 rotate. Ifno work be done tile ordinary rate silall be paid forholidays. The days to be observed as holidays, ac-cording to the provisions of this Agreelllent are:Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Good Friday, Easter Mon-day, Union Fienie Day, Labour Day, Kalgoorlie CupDay, Boulder Cup Day, New Year's Day, Anzae Day,ICing's Birthday, and Foundation Day. In case anyof tile above holidays fall on a Sunday another day inlieu thereof shall be given, but such day silail be addedto the annual Ilolidays provided always, that whenFoundation Day alid/or ICing's Birthday fall on ordi-nary working days, work shall be performed on suchdays, and two days will ho granted in lleu thereofwhich shall be added to tile annual holidays. Frovidedalways, that when Baxiag Day fails on a Saturday allmen required shall work on tilat day alld another dayshall be given in lieu thereof.

9.Annual Holidays.Twelve days' annual leave on full pay shall become

due to workers with twelve months' service, such leaveto be taken at tunes mutually agreed upon between theemployer and the employees, between tile 30th Apriland tim 30th September in cad' year, in addition tothe Ilolidays ellamera ted in clause S of tills Agree-ment. Temporary hands with less than twelve months'service shall, 01' retirement, receive a proportion of tileannual holidays in ratio to their service.

10.Any employee, excepting those as herein provided,

at the request of the enlployor, starting work at atinle during the day later than 7.30 a.In., shall continueilis employment without a break, other than for mneals,until ho has completed on the first five days of eachweek a servico of sevea hours twenty minutes per day,and a term of five hours fifty minutes on the sixth day.

During each sllift so worked such employee, excepttilOse as herein provided, shall be paid overtime ratesafter 4.20 p.m.

Any employee, excepting those as herein provided, onday shift who is required to work before 7.30 am., shallnot be called upon by the employer to cease work until4.20 p.m. and shah be paid overtime rates for the timeworked previous to 7.30 n.m.

No coatract or piecework shall be permitted.All work of any employee in the capacity as men-

tioned hi ti is Agreement in or about a brewery orbottling woras, or in connection with the business ofbrewing or beer bottling, shall be carried out depart-mentally by bone fife breweries employees engaged andpaid direct by tile brewery proprietors and not byagents or contractors. This clause shall not apply tocontractors erecting, repairing, Or making alterationsto buildings or machinery, or to carriers being engagedfor the delivery of goods other than beer or empties, ashas been the practice or custom prior to this date. Theemployer agrees that such carriers employ only boaafife members of the Transport Workers' Union.

13.Engagement.The engagement between tile employee and the em-

ployer, except casual hands, shall be weekly, a week'snotice from either party to terminate same, except intile ease of an employee absenting himself from duty,nat obeying lawful commands, or being guilty of misSconduct, or of the works of the employer being stoppedthrough fire or tempests, when such agreement shall betenninated imnmediately.

14.Discharging and Re-engaging Hands.Tile question of dismissals and reengagement of

Union members shall be administered in a just and fairspirit, according to tile seniority of service, but re-serving to tile employer the right to depart fromtile rne of seniority of service ill circumstances wheretile employee is teellniealiy unqualified for the work, isilleolllpetent or guilty of misconduct, or, in tile opinionof' the employer, inconvenience would he occasionedto the euployer owing to the inclusion in tile dismissalsof sonIc essential man, Or tile inability of the employerto re-engage an essential mall.

This clause to apply only to men of at least oneyear 's continuous service.

Tile following departments shall be considered, asseparate employament for the purpose of this clause:(a) Bottle department; (b) brewery; (e) delivery.

No euiployce who has previously been in receipt ofhigher wages tllan arranged for in this Schedule shallbe reduced ill wages under his present employment, andshall receive a similar iacrease to all other employees.

Any employee, being unable through siekacss or ac-cident to attend to his duties, shall notify his employernot later theam 10 a.nl. on the day lie absents himselffro,n duty, and ho also satisfy the employer that lieis unable to attend to his duties, and, if called uponshall provide a medical certificate that lIe 15 unfit toperform Ins work tllrougil sickness.

Amiy ouipioyco wilo ro,,siders himself unfit or notcapable of earilillg tIle wages hereinbefore prescribed'nay be paid such less wages as may be agreed uponbetween the employer and tile secretary of the Union.in default of suell ngrecment being arrived at withintwenty-four hours after application has been made inwriting t0 the secretary of tile Union, the matter maybe referred to the nearest Resident Magistrate forsettielnent Any employee w'ilOse wage has been sofixed may work alld be clllployed by any employer forsuch less wage for a period of six eale,,dar monthsthen next ensuing, and thereafter until fourteen days'aotiee in writing shall be given to such employee bythe secretary of tilo Union requiring his wages to beagain fixed.

60 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JANUARY 19, 1040.

All employees on day shift in or about a Breweryor Bottling Works shall, if required to work more thanone hour overtime after 4.20 p.m., knock off between5 p.m. and 6 p.m. for refreshments.

The employers shall moire it a condition of employ-ment that all workers covered by this Agreement shaUbe members of the Eastern Goldfields Breweries Em-ployees' Industrial Union of Workers and/or becomesuch within twenty-eight days of their employmentunder its terms.

Where an employee is required to take a ''leadingposition'' he shall, during the time he occupies suchposition, receive the sum of ten shillings per week inaddition t0 his ordinary rate of pay.

This Agreemeat shall commence from the 17th dayof December, one thousand nine hundred and tiurty-nine, and apply to the Eastern Goldflelds District,which District, for the purposes of this Agreement,shall mean that area enclosed by a circle drawn witha radius of 150 miles with the 'Kalgoorlie Post Officeas tile central point, and shall remain in force untilthe 17th day ot December, one thousand nine hundredand forty, and for such time thereafter nntil termin-ated by one month 's notice of termination by eitherparty to this Agreement.

As witness the execution hereof on behalf of the re-spective parties hereto, this 18th day of December, onethousand nine hundred and thirty-nine.

For the Kalgoorlie Brewing and Ice Company,Limited.

A. M. CUMMINS,Managing Director.

P. JOENSON,Secretary.

Made and executed on behalf of the Eastern Gold-fields Breweries Employees' Industrial Union ofWorkers by John Thomas Williams and Robert Men-delssohn Broy Elliott, the President and the Secretorythereof, who have attached the Seal of the said Unionthereto.

For the Eastern Goldflelds Breweries Employees' In-dustrial Union of Workers.

J. T. WILLIAMS,President.

R 1'.! B ELLIOTT,Secretary.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 413 of 1938.Between The West Australian Timber Industry Indus-

trial Union of Workers, South-West Land Division,Applicant, and Millars' Timber and Trading Com-pony, Limited, and others, Respondents.

HAVING read the report of the Industrial Board ap-pointed t0 inquire into and report on the amendmentsasked for by the abovenamed Union to Award No. 25of 1935, together with the oral evidence and the exhibits,and having heard Mr. 3. Foley, on behalf of the appli-cant Union, and Mr. L. L. Carter, on behalf of therespondents, other than the Minister for Trading Con-cerns and the Commissioner of Railways, and Mr. S. S.Fisher, on behalf of the Minister for Trading Concerns,and Mr. E. MeKcnna, on behalf of the Commissioner ofRailways, the Court hereby orders and directs that thesaid Award No. 25 of 1935 be and the same is herebyamended as follows:

(1) Clause 2Interpretations:''Main docker'' Add the following words to the defi-

nition:''Main docker'' shall also include the docker in

a mill where one docker only is used: Provided thatthe output of such mm is not less than ten (10)loads per day.

(2) Clause 4Piecework:Omit this clause and insert in lieu thereof the follow-

ing''(1) An employer may make a contract with a

worker or group of workers for payment by resultsby piecework.

All disputes between employers and workersor groups of workers, or between the employer andthe Unioa concerning any matter relating to pay-ment by results shall, in default of agreement be-tween, the employer and his workers or the em-ployer and the Union, be referred to a Board ofReference for determination.

The rates now being paid sholl be continueduntil altered or revised pursuant to the provisionsof this clause.

When entering into a contract for pieceworkthe rate of payment shall be fixed on the basisthat it shall be sufficient to yield to a worker ofaverage capacity over a period of three (3) months,if the contract were to be of that duration in theiocalty specified, for a full week's work of theordinary hours us prescribed herein for dayworkers ten per cent. (10%) or more above theminimum time rote of pay as prescribed hereinfor such week's work plus allowances for holidays,where same are commuted to a weekly payment,and such allowances, if any, pursuant to clausep19 and 31:

Example: £ s. d.Time rate of pay:

Basic wage (at present)Margin - -

TotalTen per cent. (minimumTool allowance -

Pay in lieu of holidays

Total . - -. £13 0 5

Any contract for piecework shall containin express terms a statement as to whether holidaypay is included in the price to be paid for thework.

(i) Contracts for piecework may be re-vised at the end of each three (3) monthly periodfrom their date.

(ii) If any increase or decrease in the basicwage as proclahned from time to time is not in-cluded in tile piecework rates, the earn-ings shall be increased or decreased, as the casemay be, in accordance with such increase or de-crease in the basic wage.

Where a worker works part of a week atpiecework rates and part at tinle rates, he shall bepaid so much as he is entitled t0 receive underpiocework rates for the omount of work done, and,in addition thereto, such proportionate amount attime rates of pay as prescribed in this Award forthe portion of the week worked at time rates. Inthe latter case, the rate of pay shall include suchamount, if ally, apportioned pro rafa if necessary,to which he weuld be entitled nuder Clauses 19and 3L

A worker working under any system of pay-ment by results shall receive or be credited withat least Ilie time rate of pay apportioned if neces-sary. Notwitlistauding anything elsewhere in thisAward eoatoincd, when any question arises as towhether any pieceworker lbs received his time rateof pay, the total payment received by him duringtile past three months, or during the duration oftiw. contract for piecework, whichever period is theshorter, shell be averaged.

Any time occupied by a piecework faller inthe performance of sue!' work as sharpening sawsand axes, end which is usually performed by a timeworker during working hours, shall be taken intoconsideration when fixing the piecework rates.

Time occupied by a pieceworker walkingto and from his working place, when such i5 situ-ated beyond one and a half (1½) miles from thecamp, shall be taken into consideration as timeworked ia fixing piecework rates on the basis oftweaty (20) minutes for each mile, both going toand returning from work, between the one-and-a

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half (1%) mile point and the working place. Ifnot included when fixing rates for piecework, itshall be paid to the worker as part of his wages.

(II) Where holidays, or equivalent holiday pay,have not beeti commuted pursuant to subelause (4)hereof, ui employer shall gr:tiit to any piecoworkerin his service paid holidays equivalent to thosegranted to time workers in accordance with clause13. Such holidays, when taken out, shall be paidfor at the day work rates prevailing when theholidays are taken. Where the term of serviceis less than twelve (12) months, holidays for piece-workers shall he assessed and paid for pro rate.

(12) The foregoi]Ig subclauses, with the excep-tion of subelauses (1) and (2), shall not apply topiecework skeper hewing, the minimum rates andconditions of employment for which class of workshall be governed by the following provisions:(a) The minimum hewing rate for jarrah sleepers

duly passed hy the Government Inspectorshall, in default of agreement between theUnion and the employer, be two pounds tenshillings (fi2 105.) per load of fifty (50)cubic feet.

(h) The minimum hewing rate for wnndoo sleepersduly passed by the Government Inspectorshall, in default of agreement between theUnion and the employer, be two poundseighteen shillings (fi2 iSa.) per load of fifty(50) cubic feet.

(c Payment of wages shall be made within two(2) weeks of the official inspection. If theofficial inspection be delayed beyond onemonth, a worker shall be entitled to be paidninety per cent. (90%) of the work valueof the sleepers cut by him and carted tothe stacking site.

(d) After each official inspection of sleepers bythe Gevernment Inspector, the employershall supply to the sleeper hewer a state-ment containing the following particulars:-the date of inspectionthe number and sizes of the sleepers passed;the number and sizes of the sleepers re-jected.

(13) Subject as aforesaid, no clause ef thisAward ether than clause 29 (Beard of Reference)shall apply to piecework sleeper bowers.

(11) A ce,itract for piecework may be ter,ninatedat any tinie by either the employer or the worker,in which ease payment shall be made for the workdone up te date, subject to the previsions of sub-clause (8). In the ease of wages, payment shall bemade within two (2) hours of application, at theoffice of the employer, a,id, iu eases where pieceworkearnings have to be calculated, within two (2) days.''

(3) Clause 5Junior Labour:Omit this clause and insert in lien thereof the follow-big:

'' (a) The employer may employ juniors in anyposition which they are capable of filling, but ex-cluding the positions of carpenter, wheelwright orwagoabnllder in the towns of Northam, Bunbury,Geraldten, Albany, Varleep, Jarrandale, and Pem-berton, sawyer, dovetailing ,nachinist in box-making,and tnnehi,,ist to any machine other than these hero-inbefore allowed or those to be allowed by theCourt: Provided that the :n:mhcr of such boys em-ployed in any bush mill does not exceed the pro-portion of one i,j eight (8) of the total adultworkers euiploycd: Provided further, that where asection of the mill is devoted to fruit-case makingthe foregoing proportion may be increased to onejunior to every four (4) or fractien of four (4)adult workers employed, but in any case not en-ceediag one junior for each adult worker employedin suea section; and in mills whose work is solelythat of fruit-case making the proportion allowedshall he one junior for every four (4) er fractionof four (4) adult workers employed in such mill.

(b) The employer, within one week of the en-gagement of a junior under this clause, shall infermthe Union by registered letter of such employmentand the total number of junior and adult workersthen employed.

(e) Nothing in this clause shall prevent the in-struction and tuition in sawing or machining of anyjnnior employed under this clause, where such in-struction or tuition is supervised by an adult workeror foreman.

When any junior is engaged he shall furnisha certificate or statutory declaration as te his age,and the employer may rely on such certificate ordeclaration until he has had notice in writing ofits inaccuracy.

The minimnm weekly rates of wage to bepaid to juniors shall be ns prescribed in Schedule I.

In any ease in which it is claimed that byreason of any special eircumsta,,ccs it is desirablethat a greater or less number of juniors should heemployed, an application setting out such specialcircumstances may be made to the Court far a spe-cial order thereon, and the Court may thereuponmake such order as it thinks proper under suchcircumstances.'

Clause 8Measuring Logs:This clause is amended by the addition of the follow-

ing: -'' (b) All lags felled shall be paid for ia the next

fortnightly pay following that in which the logswere felled, subject to the provisions of clause 20.''

Clause 13Holidays:Omit this clause and insert in lieu thereof the follow-

ing :-''(a) All workers after twelve (12) months' ser-

vice, cther than piceeworkers who are provided forunder clause 4, shall be entitled to a fortnight'shuliday per annum on full pay, as prescribed herein.

(b) The holidays mentioned in subelause (a) maybe taken all nt one time or partly at Christmas timeand partly at Easter time, as may he mutually ar-ranged between the Union, or the local branch ofthe tinJon, and the employer.

(e) Where any day has been kept as a holidayoutside the holidays mentioned in subelanse (a)and paid for, such day or the pay theref or shall bedcduetel from the days herein specified as holidays,or, if included, shall not be paid for. Labour Dayshall be deemed to be included in the provisions ofthis subelause.

(d) Where the employment of a worker is ter-minated during the conrse of a calendar year, hisemployer shall pay to lnm a day's wages for eachcalendar month of his service, in lieu of the holi-days to which lie would have been entitled tinderthis clause and has not received. Such worker shallonly be entitled, when the holidays are taken tosuch holidays, on full pay as are proportionate tohis length of service with such employer, and, ifsuch holidays are not equal to the holidays given toother workers, lie will not be entitled to work orpay whilst the other workers of such employer areon holidays on full pay.

(e) An extra week's holiday may be taken atDu-istmnas time without pay, if desired by the localbranch of the Union and agreed to by the employer.

(f) Holiday pay shall not accrue during aworker 's absence from his work for any cause what-soevcr, except---

permitted absence through sickness;holidays in pursuance of this clause of the

Award;(ill) the extra week's holiday at Christmas time

mentioned in subclause (e)(iv) stoppage of work owing to breakdown of

machinery or shortage of logs, hut not an-eeeding twelve (12) days in twelve (12)months and pro vata where the service isless than twelve (12) months.

(g) A watchman, whose ordinary hours of dutyare fifty-six (56) per week, shall be entitled to three(3) weehs' annual holiday: Provided he shall havebeer in the employer's service as a watchman aperiod of twelve (12) calendar months prior to thedate of such holidays, and, if he shall have beenemployed as a watchman for a lesser period thantwelve (12) mouths prior to the date of such holi-days, then he shall be entitled to holidays as pro-vided in proportion to the period of his service din-ing such year. Each worker, who shall not actuallyhave received the holidays in any one year as herein

Ga GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUARY 19, 1940.

provided on full pay, shall be entitled t0 be paidwages in proportion to the length of service heshall have rendered.

The holidays for watchmen, feeders, andgrooms shall be taken at such time as may be mutu-ally agreed upon between the employer and theworker.

This clause does not apply t0 casual

(6) Clause 14Hours:Amend subelause (a) by adding thereto the fol-

lowing''to be worked ia five and a half (54) days.''Amend subelause (c) by adding thereto the fol-

towing:"In the event of a dispute between the employer

and the Union as to the reasonableness of the dailyspread of hours for these workers, such disputemay be referred to a Board of Reference for deci-sion.'

Amend subelause (e) by adding thereto the fol-lowing :-

''without loss of pay.''(7) Clause 19Travelling Time:(1) Amend subclause (a) by adding thereto the

following:''Provided that suck travelling time shall be

limited to eight (8) hours in any one day.''(2) Omit subclause (b) and insert in lieu thereof

the following:(b) Every worker in the bush, except a piece-

worker, who is provided for under the provisionsof clause 4 (10), shall have a starting place forwork, which shall be any point not more than oneand a half (1½) miles by the nearest practicableroute from the eamp.

(3) Omit subelause (e) and insert in lieu thereofthe following:

(c) When a worker is required to walk to hiswork at any place situated beyond the startingpoint, he shall be paid for all time occupied inwalking between the starting point and the work-place at the rate of twenty (20) minutes for eachmile or part thereof, both going and returning,that the workplace is beyond the starting point.''

(8) Clause 20Payment of Wages:Add the following subclause :-

''After the thirtieth (80th) day of June in eachyear, on the request of a worker, the employershall supply such worker with a statement show-ing the amount of wages earned by him whilst inthe employment of the employer during the pre-ceding twelve (12) mouths, together witk theamount deducted from the wages of such workerby statutory authority."

(9) Clause 26Contract of Service:Amend subalause (a) by the omission of the

words ''in tho case of towns.''Amen.d subelause (f) by the addition of the

following:''So as to obviate as far as possible loss of

time to the worker, all plant and machinery shallbe kept in a reasonable state of repair by the em-ployer, and every effort shall be made by him toensure a constant supply of logs at the mill ''

(10) Clause 30Absence Through Sickness:Amend tins clause by omitting subelause (b).

(11) Clause 31Allowances:(1) Omit subelause (i) and insert in lieu thereof

the following:-''(i) Where a wet-sawing process is operated

in a mill to the discomfort or to the detriment ofthe health of the workers, such allowance, if any,shall be paid t0 the henchman and assistants orother workers affected by the process, as may beagreed npon, or, in default of agreement, de-termined by a Board of Reference,''

(2) Add a new subclause as foiows:-''(j) Where a worker is called upon to work

in water or slush more than six (6) inches deep,he shall be paid an allowance of one shilling(is.) per day, or be provided by the employer withrubber boots whilst to employed."

(12) Schedule 1:A,uend this portion of the Award as follows:

After item 1.0 insert the following:-''iPa. Marker - . . . . . . Nil.

(A Board of Reference may grant in any specialease a margin not exceeding three shillings (3s.).''

Omit item 12 and insert in lieu thereof thefollowing:

''12. Pullers-out and/or assistants on. No. 1 Bench:

(3) Omit item 13 and insert in lieu thereof thefollowing:

''13, Pullers-out and/or assistants on No. 2 Bench:

Item lG:Omit the words ''Puliers-out and/orassistztnts on any breaking-down 5'' and insert inlieu I hereof ''Assistants on any breaking-down sawsor breaking-don n bench.'

Insert after item 26 a new item as follows:-5. th

''26a. Carpenter's Labourer .. . . 6 0''Insert after item 38 a new item as follows:

s. d.''38a. Truck stowers - . . . . - 3 0''

Item 49: --Omit the figures ''18s.'' and insertin lieu thereof '' 2Os. ''

Item 52: --Omit the figures ''15s.'' and insertin lieu thereof '' l7s. 6d.''

Omit item 64 and insert in lieu thereof theiollowing

''64. Junior workers (unapprenticed boys):The rates for junior workers shall be as under:

Percentage ofBasic Wage.

303545

- 6070

- 90''(13) This Order shall take effect from tle Fourth

day oi January, 1940.

Dated at Perth this 21st day of December, 1939.By the Court,

(Sgd.j WALTER DWYER,[La, President.

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IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OPWESTERN AUSTRALIA.

No. 352 of 1938.Betweea Federated Moulders' (Metals), Union of

Workers, Perth, Applicant, and Wiluna GoldMines, Limited, and others, Respondents.

HAVING read the application for amendment ofAward No. 4 of 1934, delivered on the 24th day of De-cember, 1934, and having heard Mr B Ellis, on behalfof the applicant Union, and Mr. L. L. Carter, on behalfof the respondents, the Court hereby orders and directsthat the said Award be amended as follows:

Clause 3Wages:(1) Omit suhclause (b) and insert in lieu thereof

the following:''(b) Industry Allowance:An industry allow-

ance shall be payublc to workers undo, this Award,in accordance wilh clause 3 of Award Nos. 2 and6 of 1934 as amended or replaced from time totime.''

Up to 16 years of16 to 17 years of17 to 18 years of18 to 19 years of19 to 20 years of20 to 21 years of

5. d.(a) Single-handed on hand-propelled roller 7 0(b) Double-handed on hand-propelled roller 5 0(c) Friction feed or split roller .. . . 4 6(d) Leverman or handlemnn . - .. 4 6"

(a) Single-handed on dead roller - -

(b) Dead roller where more than one

5-

15

engaged .. .. .. .. 9(c) Single-handed on hand-propelled roller 10(d) Double-handed on hand-propelled roller 8Ce) Friction feed or split roller .. . - 6(f) Leverman or handleman .. .. 6(g) Assistants, etc., when cutting karni 9

JANUARY 19, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 63

(2) Subelause (c) : Omit the figures ''1. 4. 0.'' ap-pearhlg therein as a margin and ''5. 18. 0.'' appearingtherein us the total wage per week and insert in lieuthereof ''1. 10. 0.'' and ''6. 4. 0.'' respectively.

I 'uteil at Pert', this 15th day of December, 1039.

By the Court,

(Sgd.) WALTER DWYER,I

t.5.1 President.

TN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 20 of 1930.Between F. Forkin, L. G. Bennit, L. P. Allen, W. A.

Trtholi, Applicants, and The Hotel, Club, Caterers,Tearoom, and Restaurant Employo IndustrialUnion of Workers, W.A. Goldfields Branch, Respon-dents.

WI-IEREAS all industrial dispute existed between theabovonamed parties: And whereas the said dispute wasreferred into Court for the purpose of hearing anddetermination: And whereas the parties subsequentlymet anti conferred and have arrived at agreement On allmatters in difference: And whereas the parties have thisday appeared before the President of the Court by theirrespective representatives, and requested that the agree-meat, a memorandum of which is hereto amlexed, bemade an Award of the Court: And whereas the saidAgreement has been certified by ale pursuant to section6.3 (2) of the Act and duly filed i11 the office of theClerk of tile Court, which said Agreenlent, pursuant tosection 63, shalt have the same effect as and be deenledall Award of the Court:

MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT.(Note.Wherever the word occurs herein

it shall he taken to mean and include ''Agreement'').

1.Area.This Award shall have effect over the area comprised

within a radius of twenty-five (25) miles from the PostOffice, ICalgoorlie.

2.Hours.Portyeight (48) hours shall constitute a week's work.

3.Spread of Shift.Spread of silift shall mean the time which elapses

from tile worker's starting time to the worker's finishingtime for tile shift.

Weekly spread of shift shall mean the aggregateIlumber of hours contained in the spread of shifts fora week.

Subject to clause 4 (Overtime), a spread of shiftshall not exceed twelve (12) hours.

Weekly spread of shifts shall not exceed seventy-two (72) hours.

Nothing contained ill (c) and (d) hereof shallentitle an employer to increase the spread of shift nowworked by his workers, unless it can be shown that thegeneral alterations contained in this Award have madethe continuance of such a spread of silift difficult. Insucil a ease the matter shall he settled by agreementbetween tile employer and an accredited representativeof tile Union, or, failing any such agreenlent, by theBoard of Reference provided by this Award.

In addition to breaks for meal intervals, theremay be a break of not less than three (3) hours duringany shift.

4.Overtime.All work done ill excess of the spread of shift

provided in clause 3, or beyond forty-eight (48) hoursill any olle week, or outside the rostcred hours in anyshift, shall be deeuied to be overti,ne and shall be paidfor at the rate of tinle and a half.

No employer shall work any worker, and noworker shall n ork for any employer for a longer periodof overtilne than five (5) hours in any one week, exceptduring-

the period from 23rd December to 6th January,inclusive;

the racing carnival week in whicil the Kalgoorlieand Boulder Cups are contested.

Provided, however, that ill 110 ease shall more than ten(10) hours' overtime be worked in any one week.

5Wages.'file follolvi ig shall be tile minunum rates of wages

payable -Basic wage:

Moles, £4 lOs. 4d. per week.Females, £2 l2s. per week.

Marginper Week.

Adult males: £ s. d.Cook 110I-Iall porter Nil.Night porter Nil.Yardlnall -

Steward - . . . . . . . Nil.Percentage of

Male Basic(e) Junior mules: Wage per Week.

of eighteen (18) years and wilo hasnot had more than twelve (12)months' experience in a dining room.

6.Board and Lodging.For all workers where board is provided, the enlployer

shall be elltitled to deduct one pound two shillings andtwopenee (flu 2s. 2d.) per week, and where lodging isprovided, eleven shillings alld sevenpenee (us. 7d.) perweek.

7.- Aceonuno dation.An elnployer requiring a worker to sleep in silail pro-

vide suitable accommodation. If tile worker shall con-sider the aceonlmOdation unsuitable, tileR the Union mayrequest the Healtil Inspector to inspect and report upontile salne, and his decision shall be filIal on the point.

Workers sleeping-in shall be provided with a comnlonsitting room apart from their bedrooms, and they shallhave access to a bathroom.

8.Change 1100,1,.The employer silall provide a suitable and properly

oquipped change room for tile workers of each sex,where such workers do not reside on the preulises. Tileroom shall i,e provided with nmirror, washbasin, soap,towels, and seating accommodation. Any complaintsas to tile inadequacy of any change room in any par-ticular way shall be referred to tile Board of Reference.

9.Meal Hours.At least one clear hour in every six (6) silail be

allowed off for each worker for meal time.

10.Meals.Where board is provided meals silali ho supplied as

lnenu used ill the establishment.

11.Weekly 1-Iohdays.All workers silall he entitled to and shall receive one

full day off duty in each week, excepting in hotelswhere one cook is employed, in which ease two (2)half-days in lieu of one full day may be given, and,in addition, tile wages paid by such hotels to suchworkers shall be increased by one-twelfth (1/12th)above the rates provided by this Award. Providedtilat tile ilalf day shall commence at two o'clock intim afternoon and teraunate at tile usual starting titusthe next day.

Between 18 and 19 years of age - - 66.5Between 19 and 20 years of age - - SOBetween 20 and 21 years of age . . 95

(d) Females: perMargin

Week.Cook . . . . . . . . . .. 2 3Waitress .. . . . . . . . - 1 5Housemaid - - -. . .. . 1 5Kitchenmairl . . . . . . 1 5Seullerymaid .. .. . .. 1 5Pantrymaid and other female workers

not specified - . . . . . . . 1 5Laundress - . . . . . . . . - 1 13General, not doing ally cooking .. . - 1 5General, when required to do cooking . -

(e) In dining rooms where one or more wait-resses or waiters is or are enlployed,one junior waitress may be employedat a minilnual wage of

1 13

Between 16 and 17 years of age 0 10 9Between 17 and 18 years of age . . 0 15 9

Tile term ''junior waitress'' as usedabove means one who is under tile age

64 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUARY 19, 1940.

12.Annual Holiday.After the completion of twelve (12) months' service

annual holidays shall be granted as follows:Three(3) weeks' holiday on full pay shall be granted withinthree (3) months of becoming due, and all workersshall be required to take such holidays: Provided that,any worker who shall have served one month or overand whose services shall have been terminated by eitherparty before the annual holiday has become due underthis clause, shall be eatitled to and shall receive a pro-portionote allowance for the time actually served.Should the employer require the worker to continuework after the time appointed under this clause forthe takiag of such holidays, then he shall pay theworker at the rate of double time for all work doneafter that date, unless after consultation with the Unionrepresentative lie can show that it is not possible forhim to find a substitute during that time: Providedalso, that a roster containing the names of workers andthe dates on which their holidays become due may bearranged between the employer and the Union. Byconsent of the employer, workers may exchange theirrostered holidays with each other.

13.Payment for Public Holidays.All work done on Good Priday, CinJatmas Day,

Labour Day, and Aniac Day shall be paid for atdouble time rates in all establishments.

14.Roster.A roster of the working hours of all workers shall

be exhibited in each establishment in such a place asit may he conveniently and readily seen by each worker,such roster to be compiled weekly, and shall denotethe hours to be worked by such workers for the weekahead and shall be open for inspection by Union of-ficials during all working hours. A copy of thus Awardshall be available at all times in a place where allmay perusa it.

15.Record Book.The employer shall keep or cause to be kept at his

business premises, or at each of them if more than one,a time and wages book, wherein shall be entered thename, occupation and, in the ease of juniors, the age onhis or her last birthday, the time he or she eommeaeesand finishes work each day, and the wages paid to eachworker each week. Such book shall he entered up eachday and shall be signed weekly, if correct, by eachworker. The employer and each worker shall he sever-ally responsible for the proper posting of this book.The book shall be open for inspection on the employer 'spremises during working hours by a duly authorisedrepresentative of the Union, who shall be permitted totake extracts therefrom.

16.Weekly Wages.Wages shall be paid weekly. When no agreement in

writing is made determining the period of notice, theaa notice of not less than twenty-four (24) hours shallbe given by either party of intention to terminate theservice.

17.liestrietion of Work.No female shall he permitted or compelled to climb

ladders for the purpose of cleaning fanlights, electricfans, walls, or windows.

18.Uniforms.Employers shall provide, maintain, and pay for the

cleaning and the laundering of all stiff white cuffs,collars, white aprons, white coats or other workingapparel in the nature of uniform, where same are de-manded to be worn.

19.Higher Duties.Any worker who for more than two (2) hours in any

day performs work carrying a higher prescribed rateof wages than that in which he or she is engaged shallreceive such higher wage for the time so employed.

20.Absence Through Sickness.(a) A worker shall be entitled to payment for non-

attendance, on the ground of personal ill-health, forone half (%) day for each completed month of service:Provided that payment for absence through such ill-health shall be limited to six (6) days in each calendaryear. Payment hereunder may be adjusted at the endof each calendar year, or at the time the worker leaves

the service of the employer, in. the event of the workerbeing entitled by service subsequent to the sickness toa greater allowance than that made at the time thesickness occurred. This clause shall not apply wherethe worker is entitled to compensation under the\Vorkers' Compensatioa Act.

A worker shall not be entitled to receive any wagesfrooi las employer for any time lost through the resultof an accident not arising out of or in the course oflas empicymeni or for any accident, wherever sus-tained, amising out of his own wilful default or forsickness arising out of Ins own wilful default.

No wo' ker shall be entitled to the benefits of thisclause u,iless lie produces proof satisfactory to hisomployer of sickness, but the employer shall not beentitled to a medical certificate unless the absence isfor three (3) days or more.

(b) Any time in respect of which a worker is absentfrom work except tune for which he is entitled t0 claimsick pay under the preceding provision shall not conntfor the purpose of determining his right to holidays.

2l.Junior Worker's Certificate.Junior workers, upon being engaged, shall, if re-

quired, furnish the employer with a certificate con-taining the following particulars:-

Naaie in full.Age and date of birth.Name of each previous employer, and length of

service with such employer.Class of work performed for each previous em-

ployer.Such of the foregoing particulars as are within the

kaowledge of an employer shall be indorsed on the cer-tificate and signed by the omployer, upon request ofthe worker.

No n-orker shall have any claim upon an employerfor additional pay, in the event of the age or lengthof service of the worker being wrongly stated on thecertificate. If any junior worker shall wilfully mis-state his age or length of service in the above eerti.fleate, he alone shall be guilty of a breach of thisaward.

22.l3oard of Reference.(a) The Court appoints, for the purpose of the

Award, a Board of Reference. This Board shall con-sist of a chairman and four (4) other representatives,two (2) t0 be aomi,iated by each of the parties. Thereare assigned to such Board, in the event of no agree-ment being arrived o t between the parties to the Award,the functions of:-

adjusting any niatters of difference which mayarise between the parties from time to time,except such as involve interpretations of theprovisions of the Award or any of them;

classifying and fixing wages, rates and conditionsfor any oceupalian or calling not specificallymeitioned in the Award;

deciding any other niatter that the Court mayrefe to such Board from time to time.

(b) An appeal shall lie from any decision of suchBoard hi the manner and subject to the conditions pre-scribed in the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935,which f or this purpose are embodied in this Award.

23No Reduction.Nothing herein contained shall entitle an employer to

reduce the wages of any worker n-lie at tIme date of thisAward was being paid a higher rate of wages than theininimunt prescribed for in Ins or her class of n-ark.

24.Preference.All things being equal, preference shall be given to

members of The Hotel, Club, Caterers, Tearooms andRestaurant mployees' Industrial Union of Workers,W.A. Goldfields Branch.

25.No Vietimisation.No employer shall disnuss any worker from his em-

ployment or injure him in his employment or alter hisposition to his prejudice by reason merely of the factthat the worker is a meaiber of The Hotel, Club,Caterers, Tearoonis, and Restaurant Employees' Unionof Workers, W.A. Goldfields Branch, or by reason of thefact that such worker is entitled to all the beneflt.s ofthis Award.

Jnrum 19, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 65

26.Term.The term of this Award shall be three (3) years from

the first day of November, 1938.I certify, pursuant to section 63 of tile Industrial

Arbitration Act, 1912-1935, that the foregoing is a copyof the Agreement arrived at between the parties men-tioned above.

Dated at Perth this 12th day of December, 1939.

(Sgd.) WALTER DWYER,President.

Filed at my office this 12th day of December, 1939.

(Sgd.) J. H. BOGUE,Clerk of the Court of Arbitration.

[L.s.]

IN THE COURT OP ARBITRATION OP WESTERIAUSTRALIA.

No. 23 of 1937.Between The Operative Painters and Decorators' Indus-

trial Union of Workers, Perth, Applicant, and Swan-sea Cycle and Motor Company; Jubilee Cycle Works;Aussie Cycles, Limited; Gordon Cycle and MotorCompany; Keen Cycle and Engineering Shop; WestCycles, Limited; Charman & Williams, Limited;Malvcrn Star Cycle Agency ; James W. Smith;Arrow Cycle Company; General Accessories Pro-prietary, Limited; Respondents.

THE Court of Arbitration of Weatern Australia dothhereby make the following Award in connection with theindustrial dispute between the abovenamed parties:-

AWA RD

1.Area.This Award shall operate over a radius of twenty-five

(25) miles from the General Post Office, Perth.

2.Term.The currency of this Award shall be three (3) years

frrnn the date of its delivery : Provided that, at anytime after the expiration of twelve (12) months fromsuch date, the Court may alter or amend the same, onthe application of any party or persons affected by itsprovisions.

3.Definition.C Casual worker'' means a worker employed for less

than one week at one ti,ne. A casual worker shall bepaid at the rate of ten per cent. (10 per cent.) in addi-tion to the rates prescribed herein for the time so em-ploycd.

4.Hours.The week's work shall consist of forty-four (44) hours,

which shall be worked in five and a half (5½) days, or,at the option of the employer, in five (5) clays.

5.Wages.

Basic wage:Metropolitan AreaSouth-West Land Division

Liner and writerSpray handBrush hand -

Dipper

Junior workersUnder 15 years of age -

15 to 16 years of age16 to 17 yiars of ago17 to 18 yars of age13 to 19 years of age -

19 to 20 years of age20 to 21 years of age

6.Overtime.(a) All tima worked on any day after the regular

working Ilours shall he paid for the first fonr (4) hoursat time and a half and double time thereafter.

Any work-er required to work for more than two(2) hours' overtime without laving beca notified theprevious day shall he supplied with a meal by the em-ployer, or he prdd the cost of the some.

Where a worker is recalled to work after leavingthe job, he shall be paid for at least two (2) hours atovertime rates.

7Mode of Payment.All wages shall be paid on or before Friday in each

week and shall ho paid within fifteen (15) minutesof tile usual time for finishing work.

8.Termination of Employment.The coatcact of service shall be by the day and shall

he tcr,ninable by one day's notice on either side.

9.Piece Work.A worker undertaking piece work shall be paid at

least the minimum rate prescribed by this Award plusten per cent. (10%).

10.Leading Hand.Any worker placed ill charge of three (3) adult

workers covered by tl,is Award shall be paid the rateof one shilling (is.) per day extra.

11.Higher Duties.A worker engaged for more tItan two (2) hours in

aay one day on duties carrying a higher rate than hisordinary classification shall be paid the higher rate forthat day.

12.Meal Money.One shilling and sixpence (is. ad.) shall be allowed

to any worker who is required to work more than two(2) hours' overtime after completing his day's work.This shall not apply where a worker has been notifiedon the previous day that overtime shall be worked.

13.Spray Painting.Spray painting operations shall be carried on under

the conditions and restrictions imposed by orders orregulations for the time being in force made by tileDepartment of Public I-Iealthi, hi pursuance of the Pae.tories and Shops Act and amendments thereof, and forsack purpose such orders and regulations are herebyembodied in and form part of this Award, with theintent tl,at a bronchi thereof may be enforceable as abreach of the Award.

14.Dipper.A worker while employed dipping shall be provided

with an apron or over-all to protect his clothing whileso employed.

1.Spccial Conditions.No worker shall be pernitted to have a meal

ill any point s1op or in suck close proxinuty to anyplace wltero painting operations aro being carried on.as is likely to cause injury to his health.

Washing of hands:Tbe employer shall providefor workers washing facilities and soap suitable as asolvent for paint mixtures hi sonic convenient placefor the use of workers before meals and after knockingoff work for the day.

(e) Workers shall be allowed five (5) minutes eachday before ceasing work for the purpose of washingand cleaning np.

6.Access to Jobs.The secretary or any authorised officer of the Union

shall be allowed free access te any job at any timedurhig the luncheon hour, and, with the consent of theemployer or foreman at any other time to interview any of the workers, if lie desires to do so.

17.Absence Through Sickness.(a) A worker shall be entitled to payment for non-

attendance, on tile ground of personal ill-health, for onehalf day for each completed month of service: Pro-vided that payment for absence through such ill-healthshall be limited to six (6) days in each calendar year.Payment hereunder may be adjusted at the end of eachcalendar year, or at the time the worker leaves the ser-vice of the employer, in the event of the worker beingentitled by service subsequent to the sickness to agreater allowance than that made at the time the - sick-

Per Week.£ s. d.422431Margin

per Week.s. d.

10 0..5030Nil.

Percentageof BasicWage

per Week.- . 25

- 304050607085

66 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JANUARY 19, 1940.

hess occurred. This clause shall not apply where theworker is entitled to eolnpensatioa under the Workers'Compensation Act.

(b) Holiday pay shall not accrue during a worker'sabsence from duty, except on. account of sickness inaccordance with suhelause (a) hereof.

18.Holidays.Twelve (12) paid holidays per annual shall be

granted each worker, after twelve (12) months' con-tinuous service: Provided always, that New Year'sDay, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Labour Day, Christ-mas Day, and Boxing Day, or the days observed assuch, shall be taken as they come as portion of theholidays. The balance of six (6) days shall be grantedas annual leave, at the convenience of the employer,but shall in any event be taken within six (6) monthsafter becoming due.

In the event ofaworker being employed by anemployer for poition only of a year, he shall only beentitled to such holidays on full pay as are proportion-ate to Ins length of service during that period withsuch employer, and, if such holidays are not equal tothe holidays given to the other workers, he shall notbe entitled t0 work or pay whilst the other workers ofsuch employer are on holidays on full pay.

(e) Except when employed subject to the conditionsof clause 6 (e) (Overtime) no worker shall be requiredto present himself for duty on any of the speciallyaamed holidays in subelause (a) hereof. On any otherpublic holiday an employer's establishment or placeof business may be closed, in which ense a worker neednot present himself for duty, hut, if kept open or workbe dune, ordinary rates shall apply.

Where a worker is dismissed for wilful miscon-duct, he will not be entitled to the benefit of the pro-visions of this clause.

The foregoing provisions shall not apply to casuniworkers.

19.Aged end Infirm Workers.Any worker who by reason of old age or in-

firmity is ivab)e to earn the miniinuni wage may bepaid such lesser wage as may from time to time beagreed upon in writing between the Union and the em-ployer.

In ti e event of no agreement being arrived at,the matter clay he referred to the Board of Referencefor determination.

(e) After application has been made to the Bonrd,and pending the Board's decision, the worker shall beentitled to work for or be employed at the proposedlesser rate.

20.Record Book.Each employer shall keep n time and wages hook,

showing the name of each worker, and the nature of hisvork, the hours worked each day, and the wages andallowances p Lid each week. Any system of antomatiorecording b means of machines shall be deemed acompliance with this provision to the extent of the in-for,nation recorded.

The time and wages record shall be open forinspection to a duly acer edited official of the Unionduring the usual office hours, at the employer's officeor other convenient place, and he shall be allowed totake extracts therefrom.

21.Junior Workers.Male junior workers shall be allowed in the pro-

portion of one junior to each adult worker. The pro-prietor and/or his manager shall be counted as a workerfor the purpose of this clause, if engaged in the actualworking in the shop or factory. Where no adult workeris employed one junior may be employed.

Female juniors shall not be employed.

22.Junior Worker's Certificate.Junior workers, upon being engaged, shall, if

required, furnish the employer with a certificate con-taining the following partieuiars:(i) Name in full;(ii) Age and date of birth.

No worker shill have any elai,a upon an em-ployer for additional pay, in the event of the age oftile worker being wrongly stated on the certificate. Ifany junior worker shall wilfully mis-state his age inthe above certificate, he shall be guilty of a breach ofthis Award.

23.Board of Reference.(a) The Court appoints, for the purpose of the

Award, a Beard or Boards of Reference. Each Boardshall consist of a chairman and two (2) other repre-sentatives, one to be nominated by each of the parties.There are assigned to each such' Board, in the eventof no agreement being arrived at between the partiesto tire Award, the functions of:-

adjusting any matters of difference which mayarise between the parties from time to tune,except such as involve interpretation of theprovisions of the Award or any of them;

classifying a,,d fixing wages, rates, and condi-tions for any occupation or calling not speci-fically mentioned in the Award;

deciding any other matter that the Court mayrefer to such Board from time to time.

(b) An appeal shall lie from any decision of suchBoard in the l.nnnncr and subject to the conditionsprescribed in the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935,which for this purpose are embodied in this Award.

In witness whereof this Award has been signed bythe President o1 the Court and the Seal of the Courthas been herct i affixed tins 20th day of December,1930.

(Sgd.) WALTER DWYER,(he.) President.

COURT OF ARBITRATION.ErratumColhe Deputies Award.

AWARD No. 2 of 1939, published in Gove,-nmentGazette, 15th December, 1939 Delete subclause (b) ofclause 12 appearing at page 2224 and substitute thefollowing

(b) If a deputy, working oil day shift, with-out liaviug received notice on the previous day, iseontiuued in his work after 6 pan. on Mondays toFridays inelnsive and 'Back' Saturdays, or after4 p.m. on 'Pay' Saturdays, he shall be suppliedwith a uieal. Si,nilar conditions shall apply to adeputy working on afternoon or night shift whosewet-kiag hours are prolonged to the same extent.''

R. A. WOOD,Industrial Registrar.

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 18th January, 1940.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that the undermeationed Minister has been duly registered in this officefor the celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia

S. BENNETT,Registrar General.

R.G. No. Date. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

34/341940.

Jan. 17International Bible Students.

Mr. Harold Charles Cutt3 ......... - -. Subiaco - -- ... Perth.

JANUARY 19, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 67

APPOINTMENT(under section 5 of Registration of Deaths and Mar-

riages Amendment Act, 1907, and section 2 of theRegistration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages ActAmendment Act, 1914).

Registrar General 's Office,E.G. No. 74/35. Perth, 18th January, 1940.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that Mrs.S. M. Lanigan has been appointed to act, temporarily,as District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriagesfor the Victoria Plains Registry District, to reside atNew Norcia, during absence on leave of Mr. 3. P.Lanigan; appointment to date from 21st Jaimuary, 1940.

S. BENNETT,Registrar Ge,meral.

THE BREAD ACT, 1903-38.Department of Labour,

56 James street,F. & 5. 885/38. Perth, 15th January, 1940.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a, Poll of bakers takenin the Dnndas Road District on the 12th January, 1940,pursuant to the provisions of subsection (2) of section14 of the Bread Act, 1903-38, it was deterinhied that-(a) no bread shall be baked on one day in each week;and (h) no bread shall be made or baked for sale atall by any person erercising or employed in the tradeor calling of a baker on any Saturday.

Such determi,mation shall have effect until another Pollis taken pursuant to the said subsection (2) of section14 of the said Act.

A. R. 0. HAWKE,Minister for Labour.

LOST CASH ORDER.Agricultural Bank,

Perth, 15th January, 1940.TI-IE undermentioned Cash Order drawn by the Agri-cultural Bank has been lost and payment has beenhtopped; it is proposed to issue a fresh Cash Order inlieu thereof:-

WO. No. 23981; Value £04 Os. 3d.; Harrhigton, E.3.; 7/11/39; Northain.

C. ABEY,General Manager.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pty., Limited.

Metro-Goldwya-Mayer Theatres Pty., Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Offices ofthe abovcnamed Companies are situate at Metro House,447-449 Murray street, Perth.

Dated the third day of January, 1940.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Calcutta Company Proprietary, Limited.

THREE months notice is hereby given of the intentionof the abovenamed Company to cease to carry on busi-ness in this State.

Dated the 21st day of December, 1939.Calcutta Company Pty., Ltd.,

GORDON M. PARSONS,Local Mannger.

Attorney for the Company in theState of Western Australia.

Stone, Jnmes & Co., Solicitors, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.H. Dawson, Sons and Co., Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above Company has been changed and is now situateat Room 61, 3rd Ploor, West Australian Chambers, St.George's terrace, Perth.

Dated the 5th day of January, 1940.

(Sgd.) 3. CLARKE,Attorney for the Company in Western Australia.

Western Australia.

COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Notice of Registered Office of Mutual Credit Pools,

Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office oftlmo abovenained Company is situate at Shop 9, LondonCourt, Perth, and that the hours during which suchoffice is open to the pnblic for the transaction of busi-ness are from 10 a.,n. to 1 p.m., from Mondays toPridays, inclusive, and from 10 a.in. to 'loon on Satur-days.

Dated this 16th day of January, 1940.

T A DRAPER,Solicitor for the nbovenamed Conipany.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.The 3. R. Watkins Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above Company in Western Australia, where all legalproceedings may be served upon and all notices ad-dressed or given to the Company, is situate at 109 Jamesstreet, Perth, in the said State, and that the under-signed, Walter Thomas Hollett, is tile Attorney for thesaid Company in Western Australia.

Dated this 8th day of January, 1940.

W. T. HOLLETT,Attorney for the above Company.

Nicholson & Nicholson, Bank of Adelaide Chambers,Perth, WA., Solicitors for the above Company.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1893

(56 Viet., No. 8)NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofsection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, hug this day been issuedto Mutual Credit Pools, Limited.

Dated tIns 12th day of January, 1940.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.

THE ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION &CT,1895.

The G.P.S. Orana Club.I, ETHEL ANNIE PRANCES AKEHURST, of 532Hay street, Perth, the Secretary of The G.P.S. OranaQnb, and being the person anthorised by the said Clubin that bei,alf, do hereby give notice that I am de-sirous that such Club should be incorporated under theprovisions of the Associations Incorporation Act, 1895.

E. A. F. AKEHURST.

The following is a copy of the Memorial intendedto be filed in the Snprene Court under the provisionsof the said Act:--

Memorial of the G.F.S. Orana Club, filed in pursuanceof tile Associations Incorporation Act, 1895:

Name of the Institutioa:-The G.P.S. OranaClub.

Object or Purpose of the Institution:-To affordits members the means of further social intercourseand recreation and to establish a centre where its mem-bers may meet daily for the purpose of such recreation.

Where Sitnated or Established:-532 Hay street,Perth.

Names of the Trustees:-Margaret Moore, VeraAda Summers, Viva Bertor Sundercombe.

in whom the Management of the Institution isvested and by what means:-Committce consisting ofPresident, three Vice-presidents, Secretary, Treasurer,the Trustees and four other elected members underConstitution and Rules.

68 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUARY 19, 1940.

DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP.NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto-fm-c subsisting between John I-Ienry Kane and GeorgeWilson, carrying on business as Farmers and Graziersat Newdegate, under the style or firm of ''Kane andWilson,'' has been dissolved by mutual consent asfrom the date hereof. Each of the said partners willcontinue to carry on business at Newdegate aforesaidon his own account.

Dated this 29th day of December, 1939.

J. H KANE,WILSON.

John El. Baxter, Solicitor, Piesses' Buildings, Wagin.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.NOTICE is hreby given that the Partnership hithertocarried on by Horace George Anderson, of York road,Greenmount, aad Austin Seymour Brown, formerly ofYork road, Greeamount, but now of Reserve street,Wembley, under the style or firm-name of ''Brown andAnderson,'' Contractors, has been dissolved by mutualconsent as from the 31st day of December, 1939. Thesaid Horace George Anderson and Austin SeymourBrown will collect and receive all moneys owing to thePartnership and will pay and discharge all the liabili-ties of the said Partnership.

Dated the 5th day of January, 1940.

A. S. BROWN.WitnessV. 0. Pabricius,OccupationSolicitor,AddressPerth.

G. ANDERSON.WitnessV. 0. Fabricius,OccupationSolicitor.AddressPerth.

V. 0. Fabricius, Barrister & Solicitor, 56 A.M.P.Chambers, William street, Perth.

Western Australia.THE PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1895.

''Zecks.''NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership in thebusiness of Hairdressers, formerly carried on at MoanaChambers, Hay street, Perth, by Charles Zeek andCharles Zcck (junior), under the style or firm-name of''Zecks,'' has been dissoived as from the 31st day ofDecember, 1939, and that as from that date the busi-ness will be conducted by the said Charles Zeek(junior).

Dated the 10th day of January, 1940.CHARLES ZECK.CHARLES ZECK (jun.)

Villeneuve Smith & Keall, Solicitors for the Partners.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OP WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will and Estate of Ernest AustinTrigg, formerly of Geraldton, in the State ofWestera Australia, bat late of 9 Barrack street,Perth, in the said State, Gentleman, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of the abovenamed de-ceased are required to send particulars thereof in writ-ing to the Administrator (with the Will) The WestAustralian Trustee, Executor and Agency Company,Limited, of 135 St. George's terrace, Perth, on or be-fore the 19th day of February, 1940, after which datethe said Admiaistrator (with the Will) will proceed todistribute the assets of the said deceased amongst tbepersons entitled thereto, having regard only to thoseclaims and demands of which it shall thea have hadnotice.

Dated the 11th day of January, 1940.

WHEATLEY & SON,Occidental House, 49 St. George 's terrace,

Perth, Solicitors for the Administrator(with the Will) The West AustralianTrustee, Executor, and Agency Company,Limited.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Frank Hagger Downer, lateof Adelaide, in the State of South Australia, Soli-citor, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of the above-mentionedFrank I-lagger Downer, deceased, are required to sendparticulars thereof in writing to The West AustralianTrustee, Executor, and Agency Company, Limited, 135St. George 's terrace, Perth, the Attorney in WesternAustralia for the Executor of the Estate of the saiddeceased, on or before the 19th day of February, 1940,after which date the said Executor will proceed to dis-tribute the assets of the said deceased among the per-sons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claimsand demands of which the Attorney shall then have hadnotice.

Dated this 10th day of January, 1940.

JACKSON, McDONALD, CONNOR, & AMBROSE,CML. Buildings, 53 St. George's terrace, Perth,

Solicitors for the said Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Henry Auburn Pilgrim,late of 284 Suburban road, South Perth, in theState of Western Austraha, Timber Merchant, de-ceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having anyclaims or demands against the Estate of the abovenameddeceased are required to send in written particulars ofsuch claims and demands to The West AustralianTrustee, Executor, and Agency Company, Limited, of 135St. George's terrace, Perth, in the said State, the Admin-istrator (with the Will annexed) of the abovenamed de-ceased, on or before the 19th day of February, 1940,after which date the said Company will proceed to dis-tribute the Estate of the said deceased amongst thepersons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claimsand demands of which it shall then have had notice.

Dated this 9th day of January, 1940.

GORDON B. D'ARCY,of Warwick House, St. George's terrace, Perth,

Solicitor for the Administrator (with theWill).

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of William Campbell, formerlyof ''Glen Nallian,'' Wngin, in the State of WesternAustralla, but late of 28 Devon road, Bnssendean,in the said State, Retired Farmer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having any claims or demands upon or againstthe Estate of the abovenamed William Campbell, de-ceased, are hereby required to send particulars thereofin writing to the Executor of his Will The West Austra-lian Trustee, Executor, and Agency Company, Limited,of 135 St. George's terrace, Perth, on or before the 19thday of February, 1940, after which date the said Exe-cutur will proceed to distribute the assets of the saiddeceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, havingregard only to such claims and demands of which itshall then have had notice.

Dated the 10th day of January, 1940.

ACKLAND & WATKINS,89 St. George 's terrace, Perth,

Solicitors for the Executor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of James Blcehynden, late ofSpringfield, Dinniaup, in the State of WesternAustralia, Retired Farmer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of the abovenamed JamesBlecbynden, deceased, are requested to send particularstbereof in writing to the Executor, The West AustralianTrustee, Executor, and Agency Company, Limited, of135 St. George's terrace, Perth, on or before the 19thday of February, 1940, after which date the Executorwill proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased

JANUARY 19, 1940.]

among the persons entitled thereto, having regard onlyto the claims and demands of which it shall then havenotice.

Dated the 16th day of January, 1940.

VILLENEUVE SMITH & KEALL,of 23 Barrack street, Perth, Solicitors and

Agents for P. A. Ewing, of Bridgetown,Solicitor for the abovenamed Executor.

IN TUE SUPREME COURT OP WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of tile Will of Catherine McNamara, lateof iiount Barker, in the State of Western Ans-tralia, Widow, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of the abovenamedCatherine MeNosnara, deceased, are reqnestcd to sendparticulars thereof in writing to the Executor, TheWest Australiasi r1ru5tce, Executor, and Agency Coin-pany, Limited, of ].35 St. George's terrace, Perth, onor before the 19th day of February, 1940, after whichdate the Executor will proceed to distribute the assetsof tl,e deceased among tlse persons entitled thereto,having regard only to the claims and densaads of whichIt shall then have notice.

Dated the 16th day of January, 1940.

VILLENEUVE SMITH & KEALL,of 23 Barrack street, Perth, Solicitors for the

abovenamed Executor.

IN TiIE SUPREME COURT OP WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the nattor of the Will of Patrick Joseph Keane,late of tIse Tower Hotel, Gho.rles street, WestPerth, in the State of Western Australia, Hotel-keeper.

ALL persons having claims and demands against theEstate of the abovenamed deceased are hereby requiredto send particulars in writing of snch claims or desnands

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS.ISP LIE SUPREME Couxr or \Vssrnnn Ausnt&u, Pn0BATE Jrnusnio-riox.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons haviag claims or demands against the Estates of the under,neationed deceased per-sons (orders to collect and administer whose Estates were granted to me by the said Court under the Curator of latestateEstates Act, 1918), are hereby required to scud particulars of such claims or demands to Inc in writing on or before theOtIs day of February, 1040, after which date I will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased persons sunong thoseentitled thereto, having regard only to those claims or demands of which I shall tlsen have had notice.

Dated at Perth the 18th day of January, 1940.3. H. GLYNN,

Cuiator of Intestate Estates.

THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LL\IITEI).Register of Unclainsed Money held by The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Limited.

10th Ja,suary, 1940.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A, 69

to the Executor, Joseph Edwards, of West AustralianChambers, St. George's terrace, Perth, on or before the19th day of February, 1940, after which date the saidExecuter will proceed to distribute tIse assets of thesaid deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto,having regard only to tlsose claims and demands whichparticulars shall have been given as aforesaid.

Dated tIns 10th day of January, 1940.

IVAN 3. CAMPBELL,Warwick I-louse, St. George's terrace, Perth,

Solicitor for Joseph Edwards, the Executorof the Will of the abovenamed deceased.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OP WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the ,natter of the Estate of Margaret BanksYounger, late of 6 Mount Prospect cresce,st, May-lands, in the State of Western Australia, Marriedwroman, deceased (intestate).

NOTICE is hereby givea that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of the abovenamed de-ceased are requested to send in particulars of suchclai,ns and demands in writing to the Administrator ofthe Estate of the said deceased, Archibald MattbcwYounger, care of lCett & Lalor, of City ?Jutual Build-ings, 62 St. George's terrace, Perth, on or before the19th day of February, 1940, after which date the saidAdministrator will proceed to distribute the assets ofthe said deceased asnongst the persons entitled thereto,having regard only to tlse claims and desnands of winchlie shall then have had notice.

Dated this 15th day of January, 1940.

KOTT & LALOR,of City Mutual Buildings, 62 St. George's ter-

race, Perth, Solicitors for the Adininis-trator.

Address.

Cardabia Station, Carnarvonfornierly of Freinantle l,ut

late of Ncdlandsformerly of Claremont but

late of Nedlauds11 idyrtlo street, Perthformerly of Bevcrley but late

of Ncdlandsformerly of Perth but late of

NedlandsMenzics ... ... . -.

Occupation.

CookCasen tor

Miner

No occupationLabourer

Handysna n

Prospector

The Colonial Mutual Life Assui-anc-o Society, Ltd.W. B. JEANES,

Acting Manager for W.A.

Nanse and last known Address of Owneron Books.

Total Amountduo to Owner. Description uf Unclaimed Money. Date of last

Claim.

£ s. d.Foley, Emily Maudc, Roti rwood," Bennett

street, Perth(3 0 0 Maturity Claim Policy No. 160018, Matured

17th March, 1933Nil.

Name. Date of Death. Date of Order.

McIntosh, Wilham Henry 23 -7-3 9 16-1--toBarton, Charles Nelson 18-3-37

Blacker, John 14-8-33

Matheson, Peter Duncan 24-10-39Longburst, John ...... 19-1-35

Slsackley, Edward 23-0-39

Cunningham, Oscar Arthur 2-11-39

70 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUARY 19, 1940.

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