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AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chambers at Perth this 13th day ofApril, 1949, the following Orders-in-Council wereauthorised to be issued:

The Laud Act, 1933-1918.ORDER TN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 8016/10.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Laud Act, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality,road hoard, 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 deemedexpedient that reserve No. 12990 (Wannoroo Lots 40to 46 inclusive, 111 and 112) should vest iii and he heldby the Wanneroo Road Board in trust for the purposeof an Agritultural Show Ground: Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Governor, by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, doth hereby direct thatthe beforementioneci reserve shall vest in and be heldby the Wauneroo Road Board in trust for the purposeaforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers reserved tohim by section 37 of the said Act.

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

Tue Land Act, 1933-1948.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Core. No. 1048/17.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,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 t be named inthe order in trust for the like or other public purposesto be specified in snch order; and whereas it is deemedexpedient that reserve No. 16824 (Aldersyde Lot 35)should vest in and be held by Frank Joseph Powell,

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Frederick Mason Mills, Alfred Charles Bemizie, RobertAlfred Falls, Gilbert Claude Gericke and Henry Allenin trust for the purpose of an Agricultural Hall: Now,therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by and withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, dothhereby direct that the beforementioned reserve shallvest in and be held by Frank Joseph Powell, FrederickMason Mills, Alfred Charles Benzie, Robert Alfred Falls,Gilbert Claude Gcricke. and Henry Allen in trust forthe purpose aforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powersreserved to him by section 37 of tue said Act.


Tile Land Act, 1933-1948.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 1048/17.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,it is macic lawful for tile Governor to direct that anyreserve siall vest in and be held by any municipality,road board, or other person or persons ta be named intlic order in trust for tile like or other public purposesto be specified in such order; and whereas it is deemedexpedient that reserve No. 1682 (Aldersyde Lot 34)should vest in and be held by Frank Joseph Powell,Frederick Mason Mills, Alfred Charles Benzie, RobertAlfred Falls, Gilbert Claude Gericke and Henry Allenin trust for the purpose of Recreation: Now, therefore,his Excellency time Governor, by and with the adviceunci consent of time Executive Council, doth hereby directthat the beforementioned reserve shall vest in and beheld by Frank Joseph Powell, Frederick Mason. Mills,Alfred Charles Benzie, Robert Alfred Falls, GilbertClaude Gericke and Henry Allen in trust for the pur-pose aforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers re-served to him by section 37 of the said Act.

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

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The Land Act, 1933-1948.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr No. 1762/21.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Laud Act, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyrecerve shall rest iii 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 deemedexpedient that reserve No. 17762 (Tenindewa Lot43) should rest in and he held by the Mullewa RoadBoard in trust for the purpose of Recreation: Now,therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by and withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, clothhereby direct that the beforernentioned reserve shallvest in and be held by the Muhlewa Road Board intrust for the purpose aforesaid, subject nevertheless tothe powers reserved to him by section 37 of the saidAct.


The Land Act 1933-1948.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 5870/21.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by any niunicipality,road hoard, 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 deemedexpedient that reserve No. 17914 (Tenindewa Lot 33)should vest in and be held by the Tenindewa ProgressAssociation Incorporated in trust for the purpose ofan Agricultural Hall Site: Now, therefore, His Excel-lency the Governor, by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, cloth hereby directthat the beforeinentioned reserve shall vest in and beheld by the Teiiindewa Progress Association Incor-porated in trust for the purpose aforesaid, subjectnevertheless to the powers reserved to him by section37 of the said Act.

(Sgd.) B. II. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.


Corr. No. 8016/10.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by any municipa1ity,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 deemedexpedient that reserve No. 20522 (Wanneroo Lots 106and 107) should vest in and be held by the WannerooRoad Board in trust for the purpose of an AgriculturalHall Site: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Gov-ernor, by and with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, cloth hereby direct that the before-mentioned reserve shall vest in and by held by theWanneroo Road Board in trust for the purpose afors-said, subject nevertl1eless to the powers reserved tohim by section 37 of the said Act.



Corr. No. 6501/48.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,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 be named inthe order in trust for the like or other public purposesto be specified in such order; and whereas it is deemedexpedient that reserve No. 22885 (Sussex Location3901) should vest in and be held by the Sussex RoadBoard in trust for the purpose of a Sanitary Site:Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by andwith the advice and consent of the Executive Council,cloth hereby direct that the beforenientioned reserveshall vest in and be held by the Sussex Road Board

in trust for the purpose aforesaid, subject neverthe-less to the powers reserved to hini by section 37 ofthe said Act.



Corr. No. 1226/49.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-194S,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by aicy 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 deemedexpedient that reserve No. 22918 (Albany Lot 906)should vest in and be held by the Minister for WaterSupply, Sewerage and Drainage in trust for the pur-pose of Water Supply Purposes: Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Governor, by and with the advice an.dconsent of the Executive Council, doth hereby directthat the beforementioned reserve shall vest in and beheld by the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage andDrainage in trust for the purpose aforesaid, subjectnevertheless to the powers reserved to him by section37 of the said Act.



Corr. No. 4405/48.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Laud Act, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by nay municipality,road board, or other person or persons to be nanied inthe order in trust for the like or other public purposesto be specified in such order; and whereas it is deemedexpedient that reserve No. 22919 (Corrigin Lot 250)should vest in and be held by the Corrigin Road Boardin trust for the purpose of Recreation: Now, therefore,His Excellency the Governor, by and with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, doth herebydirect that the beforementioned reserve shall vest inand be held by the Corrigin Road Board in trust forthe purpose aforesaid, subject nevertheless to thepowers reserved to him by section 37 of the said Act.

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

The Laud Act 1933-198.ORDER IN COUNCiL.

Corr. No. 4054/95.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Laud Act, 1933-1948,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 be named inthe order in trust for the like or other public purposesto be specified in such order; and whereas it isdeemed expedient that reserve No. 22922 (MeckeringLot 358) should vest in and be held by the CunderdinRoad Board in trust for the purpose of a Road BoardDepot: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor,by and with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, cloth hereby direct that the beforernentionedreesrve shall vest in and be held by the CunderdinRoad Board iii trust for the purpose aforesaid, sub-ject nevertheless to the powers reserved to him bysection 37 of the said Act.



Corr. No. 5631/12.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,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 be named iuthe order in trust for the like or other public purposesto be specified in such order; and whereas it is deemedexpedient that reserve No. 22923 (Kulikup Lots 35

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and 36) should vest in and be held by the UpperBlackwood Road Board iii trust for the purpose of aHallsi't-e: Now, therefore, His ExeIlency the G-overaor,by and with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, doth hereby direct that the beforementionedreserve shall vest in and be held by the Upper Black-wood Road Board in trust for the purpose aforesaid,subject nevertheless to the powers reserved to himby section 37 of the said Act.

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

The Land Act 1933-194S.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 695/49.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,it is made law'ful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in 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 he specified in such order; and whereas it is deemedexpedient that reserve No. 22926 (Mosman Park Lot338) should vest in and be held by the Mosmaa ParkRoad Board in trust for the purpose of a Park: Now,therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by and withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, dothhereby direct that the beforementioned reserve shallvest in and be held by the Mosman Park Bond Boardin trust for the purpose aforesaid, subject neverthelessto the powers reserved to him by section 37 of thesaid Act.


The Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewernge andDi-ainage Act, 1909.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.M.W.S. 68/49.

WHEREAS by the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewer-age and Drainage Act, 1909, it is provided that, subjectto the provisions of the Act, the Minister for WaterSupply, Sewerage and Drainage shall, with the approvalof the Governor, have power to construct and extendWnter Works, Sewerage Works and Stormwater Drain.age Works; and whereas the preliminary requirementsof the said Act have been complied with, and plans, sec-tions and estimates in respect of the works hereinaftermentioned have been submitted to and approved by theGovernor in Council: Now therefore His Excellency theGovernor, with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, does hereby empower the Minister for WaterSupply, Sewerage and Drainage to undertake the con-struction of the following works under the said Act,namely:

Metropolitan Sewerage.South Perth District.

Concrete tanks with brick and tile superstructure,electric punips and all apparatus connected therewith.

Rising main from pumping station to SouthPerth Main Sewer (7th section),within the Canning Road District and South PerthRoad District, as shown in blue on Plan M.W.S.S. &D.D., W.A. No. 7255.

This Order-in-Council shall take effect from the 29thday of April, 1949.

H. H. DOlO,Clerk of the Executive Council.

Forests Act, 1918.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Forests File 1007/24. Lands File 392/43.WI-IEREAS by the Forests Act, 1918, it is providedthat the Governor may by an Order in Council, declareany Crown lands as State Forests within the meaningand for the purpose of that Act: Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Governor, with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, doth hereby declare NelsonLocations 5952, 5953 and 9544 as additions to StateForest No. 57 within the meaning and for the purposeof the Forests Act, 1918. (Plan 439C/40.D4.)


Sandalwood Act, 1929.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

F.D. 1478/29.WHEREAS under the of section 2 of theSandalwood Act, 1929, the Governor may from time totime by Order in Council, limit and restrict the quantityof sandalwood that may be pulled or removed fromCrown land and alienated land during the period thereinstated; and whereas it is desirable to limit and restrictthe quantity of sandalwood that may he pulled or re-moved from Crown land and alienated land during theperiod from the 1st day of Macelm, 1949, to the 30thday of June, 1949, to 200 tons: Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Governor, by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council and in exercise of thepowers conferred by the said Act, doth hereby limitand restrict the quantity of sandalwood that may bepulled or removed from Crown land amid alienated landduring the period from the 1st day of March, 1949,to the 30th day of June, 1949, to 200 tons, exclusiveof sandalwood required for oil distillation purposeswithin the State.

H. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

AT a meeting of the Executive Council, held in theExecutive Council Chamber, at Perth, the 27th day ofApril, 1949, the following Orders in Council wereauthorised. to be issued:

Traffic Act, 1919-1948.Dowerin Road Board.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 545/27.

HIS Excellency the Governor, acting by and with theadvice and consent of the Executive Council, herebymakes the following order under the authority of section49 of the Traffic Act, 1919-1948, namely, that in pur-suance of clause (a) of paragraph (i) of subsection(1) of section 47 of the said Act, the Dowerin RoadBoard is hereby empowered to make by-laws prescribingthe rules to be observed in respect of any vehicles beingdriven or used on roads.


Road Districts Act, 1919-1948.Wvalkatcheni and Tammin Road Districts

andKellerbcm-rin and Tammin Road Districts.

Adjustment of Accounts.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 2101/48.

WHEREAS by Order in Council made under section 8of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1947, and published inthe Govermnn eat Gazette on the 18th day of June, 1948,portion of the Kellerberrin and Wyalkatchem Road Dis-tricts as described in Schedules ''B'' and ''C'', to thesaid Order in Council, was severed from the said districtsto form portion of the Tammin Road District: Now,therefore, for the purpose of adjusting accounts be.tween the Road Boards concerned and in exercise ofthe powers under section 10 of the said Act, theGovernor doth hereby apportion and allocate the ratesoutstanding as follows, in respect of

That portion of the Kehlerherrin Road Districtaforesaid, by ordering and declaring that the Keller-herrin Road Board shall transfer to the Tammin RoadBoard a proportion of outstanding rates as follows:Road rates, £22 16s. 6d.; health rates, £1 2s. lid.;vermin rates, £4 6s. 5d.; total £28 5s. 10th.

That portion of the Wyalkatchem Road Districtaforesaid, by ordering and declaring that the Wyal-katchem Road Board shall transfer to the TamminRoad Board a proportion of outstanding rates as fol-lows:Road rates, £14 lOs.; health rates, 8s. 6th.; ver-min rates, 2s. 5d.; total £15 Os. lid.

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


JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Premier's Department,Perth, 27th April, 1949.

IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the following appoint-ments to the Coninussion of the Peace:-

Edward Henry Edmondson, Esquire, of 677 BeaufortStrdét, Mount Lawley (and formerly of Bluff Point,via Geraldton), as a Justice of the Peace for thePerth Magisterial District in lieu of the GeraldtonMagisterial District.

\'Tilliam Lavallin Irwin D'Arcy, Esquire, of''Nyany," Lowden (and formerly of Landor Station,Itleekatharra), as a Justice of the Peace for theForrest Magisterial District in lieu of the MurchisonMagisterial District.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas also approved of the acceptance of the followingresignations from the Commission of the Peace:-

Charles William Cayzer, Esquire, of Gwalia, as aJustice of the Peace for the Collier Magisterial Dis-trict, owing to departure from the State.

Arthur Henry Gillam, Esquire, of Gabyon Station,Wurarga, as a Justice of the Peace for the MurchisonMagisterial District, owing to departure from the dis-trict.

11. H. DOIG,Under Secretary.

APPOINTMENT5(under section 5 of the Registration of Births, Deaths

and Marriages Amendment Act, 1907, and section 2of the Registration of Births, Deaths and Mar-riages Act Amendment Act, 1914.)

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 27th April, 1949.

THE following appointments have been approved:-R..G. No. 103/41-Constable Reginald Walter Henry

Dorney, temporarily as Assistant District Registrar ofBirths and Deaths for the Plal1tagenet Registry District,to maintain an office at Denmark, during the absence.on leave of Constable Frank Harrison Bibby; appoint-ment to date from 12th April, 1949.

11G. No. 66/45-Constable Brian Parker Fiulayson,temporarily as Assistant District Registrar of Birthsand Deaths for the Northani Registry District, to main-tain an office at Toodyay, during the absence on leaveof Constable Percival Herbert Gannaway; appointnmcntto date fiomn 4th April, 1949.

RG. No. 52/42-Constable Spencer Naples Began tonet temporarily as Assistant District Registrar of Birthsand Deaths for the Wellington Registry District, tomaintain an office at Donnybrook, during the absenceon leave of Constable Hem-bert Clifford Catt; appoint-'cent to date from 18th April, 1949.

11G. No. 42/42-Constable Peter James McManuscmporarily as District Registrar of Births, Deaths andvfarriages for the Northampton Registry District, tolsaintain an office at Northampton, during the absencemu leave of Constable Roy Vernon Edwards; appoint-rent to date from 13th April, 1949.

11. J. LITTLE,Registrar General.

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 27th April, 1949.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatthe undernientioned minister has been duly i-egisteredin this office for the Celebration of Marriages through-out the State of Western Australia:-

R.G. No., Date, Denomination and Name, Residence,Registry District.

Methoclis Church of Asj.strala.sia (WA. Coef cranes).40/49; 22/4/49; The Rev. Alfred Crookem Hull; 30

Wattle Street, South Perth; Perth.

R. J. LITTLE,Registrar General.

Public Service Commissioner's Office,Perth, 27th April, 1949.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the following appointments:-

Ex. Co. 818, P.S.C. 582/48-Eric Graham Ring, undersection 29 of the Public Service Act, to be MineralChemist, Government Chemical Laboratories, Mines De-partment, as from 15th September, 1948.

Ex. Co. 760, P.S.C. 23/49-T. K. Macfarlane, SeniorClerk and Inspector, Companies Office, Crown Law De-partment, to be Deputy Registrar, Glass C-II.-2/3 (limitfixed intermediate grade Class 2), as from 13th April,1949.

Ex. Co. 707, P.S.C. 120/49-J. F. Slattery, Clerk,Public Health Department, to be Inspector, PublicHealth Department, Class G-II.-5, as from 31st March,1949.

Ex. Co. 818, P.S.C. 194/49-G. L. Warden, AssistantInspector of Plumbing, Metropolitan Water Supply De-partment, to be Inspector, Plumbing, Class G-II. 5 (limitfixed intemmediate grade), as from 13th April, 1949.

Ex. Co. 760, P.S.C. 782/48-J. J. Abbott, and F. C.Robins, Clerks, Child Welfare Department, to be In-spectors, Child Welfare Department, Class G-II.-6, asfrom 13th April, 1949.

Ex. Co. 760-P. J. McGee, Junior Typist, PublicWorks Depai-tment, to be Typist, Class C-VT. as from24th April, 1949.

Ex. Co. 818-V. E. Dowdell, Junior Typist, MinesDepartment, to be Typist, Class C-VI. as from 13thMarch, 1949.

Ex. Co. 818, P.S.C. 87/48-Dorothy Frances Regan,under section 29 of the Public Service Act, to be Visit-ing Nurse, Tuberculosis Branch, Public Health Depart-ment, as from 4th May, 1948.

Ex. Co. 818, P.S.C. 996/47-Leslie Albert Hoft, undersection 28 of the Public Service Act, to be JuniorClerk, Audit Department, as from 15th July, 1948.

Ex. Co. 818-William Edgar Hazehl, under section 29of the Public Service Act, to be Sewerage I-louse Con-nection Designer, Metropolitan Water Supply Depart-ment, as from 1st July, 1948.

Ex. Co. 818, P.S.C. 1024/47-Margaret Mary Heaton,under section 28 of the Public Service Act, to be JuniorTypist, Traffic Branch, Police Department, as from 17thJune, 1948.

Ex. Co. 818, P.S.C. 827/47-Leslie Ronald Baker,under section 28 of tIme Public Service Act, to be JuniorClerk, Land Titles Office, Crown Law Department, asfrons 29th July, 1948.

Ex. Co. 818, P.S.C. 180/46-Cohn Keith Randall,under section 28 of time Public Service Act, to be JuniorClerk, Treasury Department, as from 16th June, 1948.

Ex. Co. 760-And has created, under section 37 of thePublic Service Act, ass office attached to the Child Wel-fare Department, as Clerk, Class C-II.-8.

And has amended tIme classification of Item 2013,Institution Officer, Child Welfare Department, at pre-sent occupied by D. 0. Fogarty, from Class C-II.-7 toClass C-II.-6, as frons 13th April, 1949.

Ex. Co. 818-Has created under section 37 of thePublic Service Act, the following positions attached tothe Native Affairs Department :-Travehling Inspector,Class G-II.-5/6, Gascoyne District, with headquarters atCarnarvon; Travelling Inspector, Class G-II.-5/6, Mur-chison District, with headquarters at Geraldton; DistrictOfficer, Class G-II.-4, West Kimberley District, withheadquarters at Derby.

Ex. Co. 589-District Officer, Metropolitan and East-ern Goldfields District, Class G-II.-4.

8. A. TAYLOR,Public Service Commissioner.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 28th April, 1949.

ELECTORAL ACT, 1907-1948.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, underthe provisions of section 6 of the Electoral Act, 1907-1948, has appointed the persons named in the firstcolumn of the schedule hereunder as Electoral Registrarsfor the Legislative Assembly districts set out oppositetheir names in the second column:

Schedule.Names and Districts.

Allan, Bruce Gordon W.Katanning, Stirling.Bellanger, 3ernard JeanCottesloe, Fremantle, Mel-

ville, Murray, South Fremantle.Bessen, liv,e RichardEast Perth, Mount Lawley,

North Perth, West Perth.Brown, Thomas LeishmanNarrogin.Bullock, Charles Francis R._\Tasse.Denny, Donald GuyBoulder.Fellowes, WilliamNortham, Mount Marshall.Gartland, Kevin BarryMaylands, Middle Swan,

Mount Hawthorn, Toodyay, Wembley Beaches.Godfrey, Jack HerbertMurchison, Leonora Sub-

District.Hana, David HenryCollie.Hardimaa, Hugh PatrickAlbany.Hollett, IanMoore.Holmes, Charles EdwardRoe.Hooton, William FredClaremont, Dale, Leederville,

Nedlaads, Subiaco.Houston, Normal NeilEyre, Haunans, Kalgoorlie,

Murchisoa, Cue Sub-District.Loder, Robert CecilMerredin-Yilgarn.Macfarlane, Laurance SinclairPilbara.Mair, John WilliamKimberley.Riebeling, Edwyn CharlesBlaekwood, Warren.Rowe, Bernard FrancisGascoyne.Rutherford, Alan BurtGeraldton, Greenough.Schroder, Adolf Fredrik N.Bunbury, Harvey.Stephens, Alan MitchellCanning, Darling Range,

Guildford-Midland, South Perth, Victoria Park.Thomas, AbrahamAvon Valley.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, underthe provisions of section 6 of the Electoral Act, 1907-1948, has approved of the following appoisitments :-

Donald Guy Denny, as Acting Electoral Registrar for

tApplications are also called under section 29.

Applications are oalled under section 38 of the Public Service Act, 1904, and are to be addressed to the Public ServiceCommissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads ofDepartments.

S. A. TAYLOR, Public Service Commissioner.

the Eyre, Hannan and Kalgoorlie Districts pending thetaking up of duty by Normal Neil Houston.

Eric George Foreman, as Acting Electoral Registrarfor the Boulder Electoral District pending the taking upof duty by Donald Guy Denny.

Francis John Miller, as Acting Electoral Registrarfor the Narrogin Electoral District pending the takingup of duty by Thomas Leishman Brown.

DECLARATIONS AND ATTESTATIONS ACT, 1913.THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the under-mentioned appointments as Commissioners for Declara-tions under the Declarations and Attestations Act,1913:George Ernest Grove, Mount Hawthorn, andRobert Gerald Wrench, Floreat Park.

THE Department has been notified that cheque No.7094 dated the 11th Mardi, 1949, drawn on the CrownLaw Department Advance Account, for the sum of£7 15s. 7d., in favour of Keith Anthony Wallace Mac-kenzie, Edith Mary Brandon Ewart and Robert LachlanMacalister, Executors of the estate of Francis WallaceMackenzie (deceased), has been lost by the payee;payment has been stopped. and it is intended to issuea fresh cheque in lieu thereof.

H. B. HAYLES,Under Secretary for Law.

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912-1941.Crown Law Department,

Perth, 28th April, 1949.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HiExcellency the Governor in Executive Council actingunder sections 47 and 58 of the Industrial ArbitrationAet, 1912-1948, and on the recommendation of the In-dustrial Unions of Workers has been pleased to ap-point, as from and including the 24th day of April,1949, and for a period expiring on the 21st day of De-cember, 1950, Thomas George Davies as an ordinarymember of the Court of Arbitration to fill the vacancycaused by the resignation of Stephen Frederick Schnaars.

H. B. HAYLES,Under Secretary for Law.

APRIL 29, 194g.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \V.A. 875

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department. Position. Salary. DateReturnab'e.

Class P-II.---4/5 1949Public Works Engineering Draftsman, 1st Class (3 positions) Margin £25i-319 30th April

Glass G-II.---8Do. Plan Mounter and Electric Printert Margin £139-167 do.

Class O-II.-7Lands and Surveys Clerk, Inspection Branch (Item 484) Margin £181-195 do.

Class G-II.-8Do. Clerk, Inspection Branch (Item 488) Margin £139-167 do.

Class C-fl.--8Publie Works Clerk, Accounts Branch (Item 1066) ........ Margin £l39-167 7th May

Class C-II.-8Do. Clerk, Kalgoorlie (Item 1112) ........ Margin £139-167 do.

Class C-II.-6Chief Seoretary'B Assistant Compiler, Registrar General's Office (Item 830) Margin £209-f237 14th May.

Class G-II.-5/6Native Affairs Travelling Inspector, Gascoyne District, Headquarters Margin £209-f279 do.

CarnarvontClass G-II.-5/8

Do. Travelling Inspector, Murchison District, HeadquartersGeraldtont

Margin £209-f279 do,

Class C-II.--8Child Welfare Clerk Margin £139-167 do.

Class P-II.-2/3Mines Chemist and Research Officer, Government Chemical Margin £345-449 21st May.

Laboratoriest (Limit £423)


PRICES CONTROL ACT, 1948.Prices Control Order No. 67.

Boot and Shoe Repairs.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the Prices Control Act, 1948, I, Constantin Paul Mathca, Prices ControlCommissioner under the said Act, hereby make the following Order

Citation.1 This Order may be cited as Prices Control Order No. 67.2. Prices Control Order No. 32 is hereby amended by omitting the Schedule thereto and inserting in its stead the

Schedule to this Order.

The Schedule.(New SchedulePrices Control Order No. 32 as amended) Prices Control Order No. 67.

Maximum Rates.


Timber, Mouldings, Joinery and Cartage.WHEREAS it is provided inter alia, by subregulations(1B) and (SB) of regulation 23 of the regulations forthe time being in force under the Prices Control Act,1948, that the powers conferred respectively by para-graph (a) of subregulation (1) and paragraph (a) ofsubregulation (2) of regulation 23 of those regulations,to fix and declare by Order published in the Gazettethe maximum prices at which any declared goods may

be sold or the maximum rate at which any declaredservice may be supplied or carried on, shall for allpurposes be deemed to be validly exercised by anOrder so published which fixes any such price or anysuch rate by reference to a list of prices or ratesapproved by the Commissioner, anct issued by a bodyor association of persons which is recognised by theCommissioner, in the ease of sales by a trader in goodsor in the ease of a supplier of a service, to be repre-sentative of the traders in the goods or the suppliersof the service, in relation to the sale or the supplyof which the price or rate is so fixed.

Kind of Boot or Shoe Repair.Men's

all sizesover 4.

Youths'sizes1-4.

Children's Children'ssizes sizes10-13. 6-9.

Women'sall sizesover 2.

Maids'.

a. d. a. d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d.Full sole and heeled sewn 15 5Full sole and heeled rivetted ........ 14 1

Full sole and heeled wedge cemented 118Full sole only wedge cemented 10 10Three-quarter sole and heeled sewn 11 8 93Three-quarter sole only sewn 93Three-quarter sole and heeled cemented 93Half sole and heeled sewn 88 00 5 2 81 70Half sole only sewn 74 63 44 41 69 60Half sole and heeled rivetted ........ 77 69 52 47 69 66Half sole only rivetted ........ 66 58 41 36 58 52Half sole and heeled cemented 88 74 58 52 74 70Half sole only cemented 74 63 44 41 63 60Half sole and heeled pump sewn 811 8 8Half sole only pump sewn 77 74Half sole and heeled blake sewn 81 70Half sole only blake sewn 69 60Half solo and heeled wedge sewn 81 70half sole only wedge sewn 69 60Half sole and heeled wedge rivetted 69 66Half sole only wedge rivetted 55 52Half sole and heeled wedge cemented 81 70Half sole only wedge cemented 69 60Kromhyd inch half sole and heeled stuck on 55 41 3 9 44 41Kromhyd ., inch half sole only stuck on 44 29 25 25 3 3 2 9Kromhyd . inch half solo and heeled sewn 88 74 58 52 81 70Kromhyd inch half sole only sewn 74 63 44 41 69 60Kromhyd inch half sole and heeled sewn 88 74 55 52 81 70Kromhyd J. inch half sole only .... sewn 74 63 44 41 69 60Heels, cleat or top piece with skiver 25 22 18 18 111 111Heels, one lift with top piece and skiver 29 25 1 11 1 11 22 22Heels, two lifts with top pieco and skiver 30 29 22 22 25 25Full heels 39 33Heels, rubber 25 25 25 2 5 2 5Heels, stilt or Baby Louis 16Heels, one-quarter rubbcrtips 0il Oil 011Heels, one.quarter iron tips (sunk iii) 11 11Heels and toe light tips per pair 04 Q4 0 3 03 0 3 0 3Golf shoes, full rubber sole and heeled 15 5 13 0Extras

Insole, basil sock (each) 07 07 03 03 07 07Insole, leather (each) 1 3 011 0 7 07 011 011New seats (each) ................ 011 011 0 7 07 Oil 011Whole back linings (each) 1 3 1 3 011 0 11 011 011WTelting, first inch 011 011 011 0 11 011 011Welting, each subsequent inch 08 08 08 08 08 08

Dated this twenty.niuth day of April, 1949.C. P. MATHEA,

Prices Control Commissioner,

And whereas, I Constantin Paul Mathea, PricesControl Commissioner, have recognised the TimberMerchants Association of W.A., Perth, as representativeof traders in timber, mouldiags and joinery and sup-pliers of the service of cartage of timber and mould-ings: And whereas I, the said Constantin Paul Mathca,have approved of the following list of prices of timber,niouldings and joinery, and rates for the cartage oftimber and niouldings issued by the Tiniber MerchantsAssociation of WA., Perth, that is to say the list re-ferred to as ''Price List No. 46, as from 17th March,1949'': Now, therefore, I, the said Constantin PaulMathea, in pursuance of the powers conferred upon meby the aforesaid regulations, hereby make the followingOrder:-

Citation.This Order may be cited a Prices Control Order

No. 69.Definition.

In. this Order-'' Perth metropolitan area'' meansall that area comprised within a radius of 20 miles fromthe General Post Office at Perth.Maximum Prices for Timber, Mouldisigs and Joinery.

I fix and declare the maximum prices at whichtimber, mouldings and joinery specified in the above-mentioned price list, No. 46, may be sold by retail inthe Perth metropolitan area, to be the prices specifiedin that price list or computed in accordance therewith.Maximum Rates for Cartage of Timber and Mouldings.

I fix and declare the maximum rates at whichthe service of the cartage of timber and mouldings maybe supplied of the cartage of timber and mouldings mayretail seller of such timber or niouldings, to be thecartago rates specified by that price list or computedin accordance therewith.

Variation ofMaximum Prices or Rates by Notice.Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this

Order, I declare the maximum price at which timber,mouldings or joinery or the maximum rate at which theservice of the cartage of timber or mouldings specifiedin a notice in pursuance of this paragraph may re-spectively be sold or supplied by any person to whomsuch notice is given, to be such price or rate as is fixedby the Commissioner by notice in writing to that person.

Dated this 29th day of April, 1949.C. P. MATHEA,

Prices Control Commissioner.

PRICES CONTROL ACT, 1948.Prics Control Order No. 68.

Second-hand Domestic Sewing Machines.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by thoPrices Control Act, 1948, and the regulations for thetime being in force thereunder, I, Constantin PaulMathea, Prices Control Conimissioner, under the saidAct, hereby make the following Order:-

Citation.1. This Order may be cited as Prices Control Order

No. 68.Revo cat4osi.

2. Commonwealth Prices Regulation Order No. 2586published in the Goinrnonwcalh Gazette on the 20th dayof June, 1946, is hereby revoked.

Definition.3. In this Order ''Second-hand'' means used.

Maximum Prices.I fix cud declare the maximum price at which

secoud-liand domestic sewing machine of the makedescription specified in the Schedule to this Orderbe sold to be the price specified therein.

Exhibition of Price Tickets.5. (1) Any person who sells or has for sale, other

than by auction, any second-hand domestic sewingmachine, shall attach thereto a ticket or label settingforth his selling price thereof.

(2) Any ticket or label required by subparagraph (1)of this paragraph to be attached to or displayed in rela-tion to any goods shall be in such form as to be easilylegible to any person inspecting or viewing those goods,and as to be properly associated with suede goods.

4.anyandmay

Advertisements.6. (1) Any person who advertises a second-hand

domestic sewing machine for sale, shall include in suchadvertisement the following particulars:-

the Ilanie and address of the advertiser;the name and description of such second-hand

sewing machine(e') the maximum price fixed under the regulations

for the sale of that second-hand sewing machine;(d) the price which he intends to accept for such

second-hand sewing machine (hereinafter referred toas the selling price).

(2) Such advertisement may be in the followingform:-

(make and description)(name and address of advertiser)

£ (selling price). Maximum price pursuantto the regulations under the Prices Control Act, 1948,£

Variation of Maximum Prices by Notice.7. Notwitlmstauding the foregoing provisions of this

Order, I declare the maximum price at which any second.baud domestic sowing machine speciGed in a notice inpursuance of tln paragraph may be sold by any personto whom sueh notice is given to be such price as isfixed by the Commissioner by notice in wmiting to thatperson.

The Schedule.Make and Description, Maximum Price.

Alfa Drophead, Rotary, £10.A.N.A. No. 2, Drophead, Rotary, £10.A.N.A. No. 3, Drophead, Rotary, £10.Bonus, Drophead, Rotary, £10.Eon Mas'che, Drophead, Rotary, £10.Cleveland, Drophead, Rotary, £10.Debbie, Ideal Model, Drophead, Rotary, £10.Davis, Drophead, Rotary, £10.Free, Drophead, £10.Free, Cabinet, £12.Jones, V.S. Shuttle, Cabinet Medium C.S., £20.Jones, V.5. Shuttle, Fanuly CS. Drophead, £17 2s. 6d.Jones, Medium C.S. Drophead, £19 2s. Gd.Jones, Medium C.S. Hand Machine, £8.Jones, Family C.S. Hand Machine, £8.Jones, Central Bobbin, Drophead, £21.Jones, Spool, Drophead, £20.Jones, C.B. Hand Maclilac, £11.Musgrove, Model G. Long Shuttle, Cabinet, £15 15s.Musgrove, Model L. Central Bobbin, Cabinet, £18

2s. Gd.Musgrove, Model G.A. Long Shuttle, Cabinet, £19 lOs.New Home, Diamond Jubilee Model, £18 2s. Gd.New Home, Moderne, V.S. Cabinet, £15.New Home, Central Bobbin, Cabinet, £17 :2s. Gd.New Home, Olympic', V.S. Cabinet, £14 lOs.New Home, Olympic, Central Bobbin, Cabinet, £15 lOs.Standard, Drophead, Rotary, £10.Standard, Cabinet R.35, £12.Singer, 128, K.4, VS. Hand Machine, £12.Singer, 99K22 Oscillating Hook Hand Machine, £15.Singer, 27-3 V.S. 4 Drawer Drophead, £15.Singer, 127 K.3 Spring Shuttle, V.5. 7 Drawer Drop.

head, £25.Singer, 15-30 Centre Bobbin, 4 Drawer, Drophead, £15.Singer, 15K26, Centre Bobbin, 7 Drawer, Drophead,

£25.Singer, 66K2, Oscillating Hook, 7 Drawer, Drophead,



Straight Sided Stand, £28.Singer, 66K4, Oscillating Hook, 46 Walnut Cabinet,

£30.Singer, 99K13, Portable Electric Table Model, £28.Singer, 201K3, Portable Electric Table Model, £30.Singer, 15-22, Oyster Shuttle Drophead, £5.Singer, all Cover top Models, £5.Thomson, CE. Drophead or Cabinet, £12.Unity, Drophead Rotary, £10.Up to Date, Dropliead, Rotary, £10.Victoria V.S. Models, V. and D. Dropheads, £10.Wardana, Cabinet, £18 2s. Gd.

APRIL 29, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 877

878 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. f[AP1IL 29, 1949.

Wertleirn, Model ''Q' Semi-Cabinet, £13 17s. 6d.Wertiieim, Model ''Q.A'' Semi-Cabinet, £15 75. 6d.Wertheirn, Model S.V.S. Cabinet, Lid 2s. Gd.Werthei,n, Model S.C.B. Cabinet, £18 is. Gd.Wertheim, Model ''S'' Rotary Cabinet, £2]. 12s.Wertheim, Model ''T.V.5.'' Cabinet, £17 5s.Wertleini, Model ''T.C.B.'' Cabinet, £18 15s.White, Rotary Drophead, £12.White, Rotary Cabinet, £17 lOs.Second-hand domestic sewing niachines not elsewhere

specified in this Schedule, £5.Dated this 29th day of April, 1949.

C. P. MATHEA,Prieee Control Commissioner.


Crockery, Chinaware and Earthenware.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by thePrices Control Act, 1948, and the Regulations for thetime being in force thereunder, I, Constantin PaulMathea, Prices Control Commissioner under the saidAct, hereby make the following Order: -

Citation.This Order may be cited as Prices Control Order

No. 64.Revocation.

Commonwealth Prices Regulation Order No. 2734published in the Commonwealth Gazette on the 8th dayof October, 1946, as amended by Commonwealth PricesRegulation Order No. 2834, published in the Common-wealth Gazette on the 9th day of January, 1947, andCommonwealth Prices Regulation Order No. 2935, pub-lished in the Commonwealth Gazette on the 28th day ofApril, 1947, is hereby revoked.

Definitions.In this Order unless the contrary intention

appears''Crockery, Chinaware and Earthenware'' means

basins, cups, gravy bowls, jugs, plates, saucers, teapots,dishes, dinner sets, utility sets, tea sets and coffee setsmade of earthenware or china.

''Adjusted landed cost'' means, in relation to anycrockery, chinaware or earthenware purchased by theseller from a source outside Australia, the sum of

(a) the aggregate of-the purchase price paid or payable to

the overseas supplier for that im-ported crockery, chinaware orearthenware after deduction of anytrade discount. but before deductionof any cash discount;

overseas office or forwarding agent'scharges actually incurred but not inexcess of two and one half per cen-turn of the purchase price afterdeduction of any trade discount;

insurance;freight;exchange rate;duty;wharfage;stacking charges;Customs entry and Customs agent's

charges;cartage from wharf to the seller's

store, and(b) five per centum of (a).

''Cost'' means, iii relation to any crockery, chinaware or earthenware not imported by th seller from asource outside Australiathe purchase price paid orpayable for that crockery, chinaware or earthenwareafter the deduction of any trade diecount, but beforethe deduction of any cash discount, plus packingcharges and cartage actually incurred, and the cost intransporting (if any), such crockery, chinaware or earth-enware from the point of delivery to the seller 'spremises and attributable to such crockery, clunawareor earthenware and recorded on an invoice in relationthereto.

For the purposes of tIns subparagraph' 'cost intransporting'' means, freight charges, provided thatwhere more than one freight service operates the lowestfreight rate only shall he allowed.

Maximum Wholesale Prices.4. I fix and declare the maximuiri price at which

any erockerj, chinaware or earthenware may be soldby wholesale to be

(a) in respect of crockery, chinaware or earthen-ware purchased by the wholesale seller froma source outside Australia, the sum of-

the adjusted landed cost thereof;20 per centum of (i)

(b) iii respect of crockery, cinnaware or earthen-ware manufactured in Australia, and pur-chased by the wholesale seller from themanufacturer, the suns of-

the cost thereof;20 per centum of (i).

Maximum Retail Prices.5. I fix and declare the maximum price at which

any crockery, chinaware or earthenware may be soldby retail to be

(a) in respect of crockery, chinaware or earth-cnwarc purchnsed by the retail seller from asource outside Australia, the sum of-

the adjusted landed cost thereof;sales tax paid or payable;50 per centuni of (i) and (ii).

(b) iii respect of crockery, chinaware or earthen-ware manufactured in Australia and pur-chased by the retail seller froni the manu-facturer, the sum of-

the cost thereof;sales tax paid or payable;

(lii) 50 per centnm of (i) and (ii).(c) in respect of crockery, chinaware or earthen-

ware purchased by the retail seller froni awholesale seller, the sum of-

the cost thereof;sales tax paid or payable;25 per centum of (i) and (ii).

Discounts.. Notwithstanding anything contained us this Order

svhcrc a seller of crockery, chinaware or earthenwareb wholesale or by retail has customarily allowed anydifference in price

(a.) to any person or to persons included in anyclass of persons;

(b) in respect of sales of certain quantities ofcrockery, clunaware or earthenware; or

(o) in respect of sales of crockery, chinaware orearthenware upon certain conditions of saleor upon certain terms of payment,

the maximum price fixed by or under this Order in re-spect of that crockery, chinaware or earthenware shallin the Case of sales to any such person or persons orof such quantities or nuder such conditions or uponsuch ternis of payment be reduced by the allowance ofthat difference.

Exlnbitiou of Price Tickets.Every psomi who sells or has for sale by retail

any of the goods covered by this Order shall exhibit ina prominent position in his place of business or if he hasmore than one place of business, in each of his placesof business, a notice or notices setting forth his sellingprices in relation to each grade or variety of thosegoods and in relation to each lot displayed by thatperson anywhere upon such place or places of busi-ness, in the following manner, that is to saybyexhibiting a separate pi-ice card or cards specifying theselling price applicable to each grade, variety or lot ofuch goods displayed so as to properly associate such

price with the grade, variety or lot to which that. priceapplies.

Variation of Maximum Priee by Notice.Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this

Order, I declare the maximum price at wliiich easycrockery, chinaware or earthenware specified i,i anotice in pursuance of this paragraphs may be sold byany person to whom such notice is given to be suchprice as is fixed by the Commissioner by notice inwriting to such person.

Dated this 9thi day of April, 1949.

C. P. MATHEA,Prices Control Commissioner.


Kitchenware.IN pursuance of the powers conferred U1JO)l me by thePriece Control Act, 1948, and the Regulations for thetime being in force thereunder, I, Constantin PaulMathea, Prices Control Commissioner under the saidAct, hereby make the following Order:

Citation.1. This Order may be cited as Prices Control Order

No. 66.Revocation.

-2. Commonwealth Prices Regulatiou Orders, Nos.2590 (published in the Commonwealth Gazette on 21st.June, 194(5) ; 2946 (published in the Co,namonwealthGazette on 29th April, 1947) and 3387 (published inthe Conunonwealth Gazette on 19th August, 1948), arehereby revoked.

Definitions.3. in tins Order, unless the contrary intention

Kitchenware ' uieans, any cooking or kitchenutensil other than utensils of china, glass, or earthen-ware which is or ivav be used in the kitchen, includ-

Buckets GratersBasins GrillersBilly Cans KettlesBaking Dishes MeasuresBoilers Milk PansBread Tins MouldsCake Trays MugsCake Coolers Maslia 5Colanders PlatesCanisters Potato MashersCutlet Pans Preserving PansCasseroles Sandwich TinsDippers StrainersDough Pans SteamersEgg Slicers SaucepansEgg Beaters TubsFry Pans Tea PotsFlour Siftors TraysFunnels

''Cost'' means

Maximum Wholesale Prices.4. I fix and declare the maximum price at which

kitchenware may be sold by wholesale to be the sumof-

the cost of that kitchenware;20 PCI- centuni of such cost.

Maximum Retail Ps-ices.

5. I fix and declare the maximum price at whichkitchenware may be sold by retail to be

(a) in respect of kitchenware purchased by theretail seller from a source outside Australia,or direct from a manufacturer within Aus-tralia, the suns of-

the cost of that kitchenware;sales tax paid or payable;50 per centum of (i) and (ii).

(b) in respect of kitchenware purchased by theretail seller from a wholesaler other thantile manufacturer of the goods, the sum of

(1) the cost of that kitchenware;(ii) sales tax paid or payable;(iii) 2'S per centum of (i) and (ii).

Exhibition of Price Tickets.6. (1) Every person who has for sale by retail any

goods, the maximum price of which is fixed by or underthe provisions of this Order, shall attach to or displaywith those goods a ticket or label setting forth hisselling price thereof.

(2) Ally ticket or label required by subparagraph(1) of this paragraph to be attached. to or displayedwith any goods shall be in suh form as to be easilylegible to any person inspecting or viewing those goodsand as to be properly associated with such goods.

Discounts.7. Notwithstandiisg anything contained in this

Order where a seller of kitchenware by wholesale or byretail has customarily allowed any difference in price

to any person or to persons included in anyclass of persons;

in respect of sales of certain quantities ofkitchenware; or

in respect of sales of kitchenware under certainconditions of sale, or upon certain terms ofpayment,

the maximum price fixed by or under this Order Inrespect of that kitchenware shall, in the case of salesto any such person or persons or of such quantities orunder sue-li conditions or upon such terms of payment,be reduccd by the allowance of that difference.

'ma.riation of Maximum Price by Notice.8. Notwithstanding the foregoing pi-ovisions of this

Order, I declare the maximum price at which anykitchenware specified in a notice in pursuance of thisparagraph may be sold by any person to whom suchnotice is given to be such price as is fixed by theCommissioner by notice in writing to that person.

Dated this 2th day of April, 1949.

C. P. MATHEA,Prices Control Commissioner.

HEALTH ACT, 1911-1944.Second reprint as amended by Nos. 22, 70 and Z1

of 1948.

P.H.D. 3399/24.THE following appointment made by the under-mentioned local health authority is hereby approved:

Mt. Magnet District Road BoardT. Godlee, to beMedical Officer of Health as from 1st April, 1949.

C. E. COOK,Commissioner of Public Health.

AvaIL 29, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 870

(a) in relation to kitchenware imported. by theseller from a source outside Australia, theaggregate of-

the purchase price paid or payable tothe overseas supplier for that kitcis-euware after deduction of anytrade discount but before deductionof any cash discount;

overseas office or forwarding agent'scharges actually incurred but notin excess of two and one half percentum of the purchase price afterdeduction of any trade discount;

insurance;freight;exchange rate;duty;wharfage;stacking charges;Customs entry and Customs agent's

charges;cartage from wharf to the seller's

store.(b) in relation to kitchenware not imported by the

seller from a source outside Australiathepurchase price paid or payable for thatkitchenware after deduction of any tradediscount but before deduction of any cashdiscount, plus packing charges and cartagcactually incurred, and the cost in transport-ing (if anT), such kitchenware from thepoint of delivery to the seller's premises andattributable to such kitchenware and record-ed on an invoice delivered in relation thereto.

For the purpose of this subparagraph'cost in transporting'' means, freight

charges, provided that where more than onefreight service operates the lowest freightrate only shall be allowed.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1944.Mosman Park Road Board.

Health By-lawsEating Houses.P.H.D. 144/2.2.

WHEREAS under the provisiolls of the Health Act,1911-1944, a local authority may make by-laws and mayamend, repeal or alter any by-laws so made: Now,therefore, the Mosman Pai-k Road Board being a localauthority dotli hereby make the following by-law: -

Interpretation and Classification.1. In the construction of this by-law unless the

context otherwise requires:''Act'' means the Healths Aet, 1911-1944, and any

amendment thereof.''Dining Rooni' ' means any cating house other than

a tearoom.''Inspector'' means any person appointed by the

local authority to be a health inspector pursuant tothe provisions of the Act.

''License'' nieans a license to conduct an eating housegranted pui-suant to the proviisolis of this by-law.

''Local Authority'' means the Mosmnan Pnrk RoadBoard.

''Medical Officer'' means the medical officer of thelocal authority and includes any person acting in thatcapacity.

''Proprietor'' means the person having the manage-mnent or control of premises.

''Registered premises'' nieaii any premises which areregistered as an eating house under this by-law.

''Tearoom'' means aesy eating house where the onlyfoods served for consumption on thee premiseS are tea,coffee, amid similar beverages, sandwiches, pies, pastiesand such prepared foods as are usually supplied bypastry-ecoles, toe st, cakes, bisonits, pastries, cold salads,cold, meets, and prepared beef tea and other extracts orsoups which are supplied by the manufacturer in tinsor bottles ready for consumption, but where no food iscooked on the premises.

Secretary'' means the secretary or the acting secre-tary for tIme time bciu of the Mosman Park Road Board.

2. Eating houses arc classified as :(a) Diningrooms; (b) tearooms.

Part 2Dining Rooms.

Licenses and Registration.3. No person shall OCCUPY or use any premises as a

dining room unless:The premises are registered under this part of

this by-law authorisiug him to conduct eu the premisesthe business of a dining room.

The proprietor of the premises is the holder ofa license nuder tIns pait of this by.law authorising himto conduct on time premises the business of a diningroom'].

4. (1) Before any premises are registered underthis part of this by-law, the proprietor thereof shallmake application in the form prescribed in the FirstSchedule hereto and shall forward his application, to-gether with a plan of the premises in respect of whichthe application is made, to the secretary.

(2) If the application is approved the local authorityshall upon payment by the applicant of the prescribedfee issue to the applicant a certificate of registrationin the form prescribed in the Second Schedule hereto.

5. (1) Before any license to conduct a dining roomis issued under this part of this by-law, the proprietorof such dining room shall make application to the sec-retary for a license in the form prescribed in theThird Schedule hereto.

(2) If the application is approved the local authorityshall, upon payment by the applicant of the prescribedfee, issue to time applicant a license in the form pre-scribed in the Fourth Schedule hereto.

6. Every certificate of registration of premisesregistered as a dining room and every license issuedto a proprietor shall be signed by the secretary andshall be duly entered in a book to be provided by thelocal authority for that purpose. Every proprietor ofregistered premises shall keep the certificate of regis.tratioa and the license oa the registered premises andshall when requested so to do by an inspector produce

to hini the certificate of registration and also thelicense issued to the proprietor in respect of suchpremises.

7. Every certificate of registration and every licenseshall be in force from the day of the date of the issuethereof until and inclusive of the 30th day of Junethen next ensuing unless the same be cancelled in themeantime in accordance with thee provisions of thee Act.

S. Any person who is the holder of a em-rent certi-ficate of registration or a current license hereunder mayapply for a certificate of registration or a license asthe case may be for the then follow'ing yeas by lodgingwith the Secmetary an apphicatiou in tIme forms pro.scvibed in the Fifth Schedule hereto, respectively, andpaying to him thee prescribed fee during the month ofJuly.

Any person who makes a false statement in orin connection with any application snider clauses 4, 5,or 8 hereof shall be guilty of an offence against thisby-law.

(1) If any statmnemet contained iii any applicationfor a certificate of registration of premises under thispart of this by-law- ceases to be true the certificate ofregistration issued pue-suant thereto shall forthwithbecome void and time proprietor of time registeredpremises shall forthwith deliver sip such certificate tothe Secretary.

(2) If any proposed change in registered premiseswould have the effect of avoiding under the last pre-ceding subchause the certificate of registration issued inrespect of such premises the proprietor thereof maymake application under clause 4 hereof for a new certi.ficate of registration and if such application is approvedthee local authority shall without fee issue a new certi.fleate of registration accordingly.

The fees to he paid to the local authority onthe registration of premises, on time issuing of a licenseunder this past of this by-law shall be as set out in theSeventh Schedule hereto.

So ofteme as any persome holding a license issuedpursuant to this part of this by-law changes his placeof abode he shall, within seven days next after such achange, give meotice thereof iii writing to the secretaryspecifying in such notiee his new place of abode andlee shall at thee same time produce snch license to thesecretary, who shall endom'se thereon and sign a mem-om-amedumn specifying the particulars of such change.

If the owner of amey registered pm-einiees sells ortransfers or agrees to sell or tramisfer time said premisesto another person he shall, within 14 days from the dateof such sale or transfer or agi-eemneiet, notify the secre-tary thereof in writing stating time full namne, addressamid occupation of such other persoie.

Structure.In all premises occupied or used or intended to

be occupied oe- used as a dimiing loom the followingprovisions shall apply:

The walls of all rooms sisall be constructed ofbrick, stone or concrete suitably rendered and plasteredand shall be tiled os oil-painted to a height of at leastseven feet from the floor level so as to maintain asneoothu, hard, durable and washable snrface devoid oflmoles, cracks, and crevices.

Pam-titiomis shall not exceed sevems feet in height amidthey shall be fiush-pannelled on both sides and shall beoil-painted so as to maintain a smooths, hard, durableand washable surface devoid of holes, eraks andcrevices.

The floors of all kitchemes, sculleries and foodstores shall be constructed or adapted with concreterendered with cement or provided with a ssmrfaee applieddim-ectly to tise conOrete of a kimid amid iii a mnannorapproved in writing by tIme imsspectom.

All floors shall be sonmedhy constructed and main-tained in good condition and so as to he impervious towater.

Every roomn therein shall he properly celled withstamped metal, lathe and plaster, fibrous plaster orasbestos sheets or other similar material and shall becomsstructed amid maintained thmroughiont its area and atthe u-all junctiomss free from holes, cracks and crevices.

Theme shall be provided adequate food storagefacilities amid cupboards to p1-event the contaminationof food, crockery and utensils by dirt, dust, flies, orvermin of any kind.



There shall be provided a kitchen, sculiery andfood stores to the satisfaction of the inspector.

The kitchen shall have a floor area not less than25 per cent, of the floor area of the room or rooms inwhich food is consumed by the public, and in ally caseof not less than 144 square feet.

When an ac-ullery, food store or cupboard is incor-porated iii tile kitchen then the floor space occupied bysuch scullery, food store os cupboard shall not be in-cluded in the floor area of the kitchen, for tile purposeof this clause.

There shall be provided for the use of theemployees, and when required by tile local authoritythere shall also be provided for the customers, sufficientand suitable lavatories with wash-hand basins and allnecessary appurtenances or such other lavatory system asmay be approved by the local authority; and there shallalso be provided for use therewith an adequate supply ofwater, soap, nailbs'ushes and clean towels but 110 towelsshall be provided for USC ill C011Iflioll.

(Is) There shall be provided sanitary conveniences forthe use of employees, and when required by the localauthority there shall also be proided sanitary con-veniesices for the use of tlic customers, and iii eithercase when considered necessary by the local authorityseparate sanitary conveniences shall be provided foreach sex.

(1) All water closets or urinals shall be separatedfrom the yard or buildhlg by a properly constructedantechamber or airlock slot less than 30 square feetin area.

Every room shall be properly lighted with a sur-face of clear glass exposed to thc- opcii air eqnivaleutto not less than one-tenth of the floor ales, of thc room.Where such natural lighting cannot be reasonablysecured artificial lighting to the approval of the localauthority shall be installed.

Every 100111 shall he provided with outlet yen-tilators corresponding with an allosvance of imot lessthan olie square inch of airway for every 40 cubic feetof gross air space- of every such conspartinent or alter-natively some mechanical system of ventilation shall beinstalled to tile sutisfactiou of the local authority.

(1) Tile air space between the ground surface andtile floor (except in the cac of concrete or other solidfloors) shall bc efficiently vesitilatcd to the satisfactionof the local authority.

(m) In- premises where wood, coal or coke is used asfuel, such wood, coal or coke shall be stored or kept iqa properly constructed store with brick walls and con-crete floor separating such store from the remainder oftile prenlises.

Management.15. The proprietor of every dining roOui shall:

Keep or cause to he kept clean and in good con-dition and repair the floors, walls, ceiling, and all por-tions of the premises and all fittings, stoves, ranges,utensils, implensesits, shelves, counters, bills, cabinets,fixtures, sinks, drainboards, drains, grease traps, tubs,vessels, and tlihsgs of the like description used on thepreimseS or in connection wltll tIle preparation or stor-age of food thereon.

Provide all such furniture, fixtures, counters, bills,sinks, drain-boards, grease traps, tubs, vessels, fittings,utensils, insplements and tImings for use on the prcuusesas the llealthi inspector may from time to time directfor the proper conduct of the business.

-Construct and arrange or cause to be constructedor arranged all furniture, fixtures, coonters, bins, sinks,drainboards, tubs, vessels, fittings, utensils, 11 ad thingsill every kitchen, serving rooni, seullery and. fish-cleaningroom on the premises so that the floor ill every suchroom or place may at all times be kept in a thoroughlyclean asid sanitary coiidit-ion.

Not keep or usc any, floor coverilig that isabsorbent or ill such a conditiosIlielIt of dirt tilereUlider.

Keep all tables and benches used for the pre-paration of food at least three inches from the wall andmoveable to facilitate cleausing.

Provide and properly maantaia at all times suit.able and effective means for keeping every room orcompas'tment on the premises free from dust, rats,mice, cockroaches, flies, spiders, bugs, ants, moths, andall vermin, and if in the opinion of ass Inspector

as to allow of the lodg-

effective means and methods of cleansing and eradica-tion of vermin from the premises cannot be doneeffectively while the ordinary business of the estab-lishmeat is carried on, then the local authority mayorder temporary closure of the premises to the publicuntil such tinse as such cleansing and eradication of5-erinin has beesi carried out to the satisfaction of thinspector and the proprietor shah comply with suchorder.

For the purpose of keeping the premises freefrom rats, provide and maintain at least six springbreak-back rat traps, in good working order, properlyset and baited at all times. An Inspector may directtile type and number of traps and kind of baits to beused and the position and locality of the traps to beset arid the proprietor shall comply with such direc-tion.

Keep all portions of the premises free from anyunwholesome or offensive odour arising from the pre-mises or the operations carried on thereon.

Provide and maintain a hood over every wood,gas or electric cooking fire, stove or boiler. The hoodshall be of such a size and so placed as to arrest allsteam, effiuvia, odours and smoke from the process ofcooking or boiling. Tile underside of the hood shallbo not nsore than six feet six incises above floor level.It shall have a flue which shall be provided with anextraction fan so placed and constructed as to extractall steam, effinvia, odours and smoke, and the flue shalldischarge to the open-air at a height of not less thantwo feet above the eaves of any adjoining building.

Ps'ovide an efficient chimney or flue to everywood, coal or coke cooking stove so that no smokenuisance shall arise in or outside the premises.

(Ic) Provide and maintain on the premises and ingood condition a sufficient number of suitable recep-tacles witls closely fitting lids, constructed of gal-vanised iross or other non-absorbent and non-corrosivematerial for the purpose of Ireceiving waste matterand other refuse arising from the business.

(I) Forthwith after such garbage, waste matter andother refuse is produced place the same in such recep-tacles provided and kept in accordance with para-graph (k) hereof and remove or cause the contents ofsuch receptacles to be removed from the premises atleast once in every 24 hours.

(m) Thoroughly cleanse all such receptacles pro-vided and kept in accordance with paragraph (k)hereof once at least in every 24 hours and renew orrepair any or all of the aforesaid receptacles as -oftenas is necessary and when required by an Inspector soto do.

(a) Provide and maintain a hot water instahiationof capacity to supply sufficient hot water and ade-quate sink facilities for the thorough cleansing of alldrinking vessels, dishes, plates and other vessels,tableware, spoons, forks, knives and all other utensilsused On tile premises.

Immediately after each occasion of use causeall such vessels and utensils referred to in clause (n)to he thoroughly cleansed by means of washing jflwater at a temperature of not less than 150 degrees F.amid immediately thereafter rinsed in clear hot waterat a temperature of ssot less than 120 degrees F.

Not permit or suffer any table napkin whichhas been used as such or for any other purpose by anyperson to be placed for use by or to be used by anyother person unless such table napkin shall have beenthoroughly washed and cleansed since it was pre-viously used by such first mentioned person.

Rensove or cause to be removed the whole ofthe canned or preserved food or any food contained inan hermetically sealed container (such container notbeing composed wholly of glass or stoneware) in-tended for use on the promises from such originah canor container immediately after same shall have beenopened.

Not permit or suffer any food which is unsound,-umiwhiolesome, putrescent or weevihled to be used forfood, or for the preparation of food or meals.

Not cause any food which is or has become un-sound, unsvholesome, putrescent or weevihled to be usedfor food, or for the preparation of food or meals.

Provide adequate and efficient means of refrige-ration for the preservation of food.

Remove or cause to be removed any food whichmay have been served to any person or placed on anytable occupied by any customer on the premises (andnot then consumed and removed by him) immediatelyafter such person shall have finished his refreshmentnor permit, suffer or allow any of such food soremoved to be again served to any person on the pro-mises and such food shall be immediately depositedin the waste food garbage bin. Provided that in thisparagraph food shall not mean or include the follow-ing substances to wit, sugar, pepper, salt, niustard,vinegar, sauces, spices or condiments if such sub-stances are contained in receptacles or containers soconstructed that the contents of such containers can-not be handled by any person. Provided further thatin this paragraph food shall not include bread whichis placed in a glass receptacle or container of a designand so constructed that the contents are only handledas required.

Not gut, clean or scale any fish on any portionsof the premises unless such portion of the said pre-mises shall have been constructed for ucli purposeand approved in writing by the Inspector and shallnot store any deli iii any kitchen or food store on thepremises unless such fish has already bcen gutted,cleaned, scaled and washed.

Not allow, permit or suffer any live animal orbird to be kept in or upon any premises or portion ofthe premises (provided that a cat or cats may beallowed in the premises after all food has been coveredand the premises are not open to the public) or allowor permit or suffer any animal or bird to be killed orany poultry or pigeons to be plucked in any part ofthe premises.

Provide and maintain a suitable change roomfor employees if all of one sex or suitable separatechange rooms for each sex.

Not periiiit or suffer any hat or clothing to bcplaced or kept in any room open to the public or inany kitchen scullery or food stoi-e. Provided thatcustomers may be permitted to hang their hats andcoats in any room open to the pubiic.

Not keep or permit or suffer to be kept anyhamper, basket, box, ts-unk, ease, crate or barrel wInchhas contained wet fish or other perishable food andwhich has not after the last occasion of such use beencleansed and rendered inoffensive upon any portion ofthe premises for a period longer than 24 hours or insuch a manner as to become or be likely to be or be-come offensive or a in isance.

(aa) Cleanse daily and at all times keep and main-tain all waterclosets, urinals, lavatoiies, catch pits,grease traps and all other sanitary appliances on thepremises in a clean and sanitary condition.

(bb) At all times provide and maintain a noticeboard on which is legibly written, in letters oue inchhigh the name of the person licensed to carry on busi-ness on the premises, and such notice board shall befixed and maintained free fl-mn obstruction in a pro-minent position at the entrance of the premises.

(cc) Not use, keep or store or permit to be used,kept or stored in any kitchen on the premises anypetrol, kerosene, beneine, naplitha, alcohol, niinei-alisedor methylated spirit oi- any volatile liquid (not beingan article of food).

16. No proprietor of any dining room shall:Perniit, suffer or cause to he made or done to or

on the registered premises any alteration, addition orother work for any purpose affecting or likely toaffect the suitability of the premises for the use speci-fied in the license granted under this part of this by-law- iii respect of such premises without the previousconsent in writing of the Inspector.

Permit or suffer any di-aiu-pipe for carrying offfaecal or sewerage matter to have an opening oi- anygully trap to he within any roofed enclosures (not be-ing a water-closet or urinal) on the premises.

Pci-mit or suffer or cause any spittoon or articleor thing for like use to be placed oil the premises.

Permit or suffer a greater number of persons tobe accomniodated at any one tue in any public TOOon the premises than will allow of a ratio of one per-son to every 12 square feet of the available floor areaof such room.

Permit, suffer or cause any structural altera-tions to he made to tile plemises or any portionthereof without first having obtained permission inwriting from the local authority.

No person shall spit and no person shall smoketobacco iii any room wherein food is being preparedfor use in the dining room and every proprietor ofsuch premises shall exhibit eonspicnously and con-stantly maintain in a clear visible and legible condi-tion in every such room a notice printed in lettersof not lese than 48 points face measurement to th&following effect ''Spitting or snioking tobacco in thisrooni is an offence against the by-law-. Penalty notexceeding £50 (Fifty Pounds).''

Every person engaged in any dining room inthe preparation of food shall wear a clean outergarment or overall of washab1e material the sleevesof which shall be comparatively short, and every suchperson shall immediately before beginning or recom-niencing the preparation of food and immediatelyafter visiting a sanitary convenience wash hi handsand every such person shall maintain his clothing andbody clean. The proprietor of such premises shallprovide and maintain at all times on such premisesadequate and efficient means for maintaining personalcleanliness.

No person who is suffering from any infectious,contagious or eruptive disease, suppurating wound orsore, discharging abscess or gathering, chest com-plaint of any kind or adcompaiiied with expectora-tion, or usalignaut growth of any kind shall enter thekitchen or take part in the preparation or handlingof food ill any dining room.

(1) Every proprietor of any dining room shall,as soon as he becomes aware that any person engagedon the premises is suffering from any of the above-mentioned diseases, cause him to cease to be engagedon and to leave such premises without unnecessarydelay and shall not allow him to be again engaged onsuch premises until such person shall have obtaineda certificate from a qualified medical practitioner thatlie has recovered from or is not suffering from anysuch condition aforesaid and is no longer a source ofdanger to others.

(2) The proprietor of any dining room shall forth-with 1-eport in writing to the Medical Officer thesuspension of any person engaged on the premisessuffering from any disease mentioned in clause 19 ofthe by-law and shall send copy of any medical certifi-eate obtained for the purpose of this clause to theMedical Officer before such person shall again beengaged on the prmises.

ii. Any person who shall commit a breach of anyof the provisions of this pait of this by-law shall heguilty of an offence and upon conviction shall beliable to a penalty not exceeding fifty pounds, andwhere sueh breach is of a continuing nature to a dailypenalty not exceeding two pounds.

Part 3Tea Rooms.Licenses and Registration.

22. No person shall occupy or use premises as a tearoom unless:

The pi-emes are registered under this part ofthis by-law as a. tea room, and

the propi-ietor of the premises is the holder ofa license under this part of this by.law authorisinghim to conduct on the pl-emises the business of a tearoom.

23. (1) Before any premises arc registered underthis part of this by-law the proprietor thereof shallmake application in the form prescribed in the EighthSchedule hereto and shall forward his applicationtogether with a plan of the premises in respect ofwhich the application is made to the Secretary.

(2) If the application is approved the local autho-rity shall upon payment by the applicant of the pre-scribed fee issue to the applicant a certificate ofregistration in the form prescribed in the NinthSehedule hereto.

24, (1) Before any license to conduct a tea roomis issued undem- this part of this by-law the proprietorof such tea room shall make application to the Secre-tary for a license in the form prescribed in the TenthSchedule hereto.

(2) If the application is approved the local autho-rity shall upon payment by the applicant of the pro-scribed fee issue to the applicant a license in theform prescribed in tIme Eleventh Schedule hereto.

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Every certificate of registration of premisesregistered as a tea room and every license issued to aproprietor shall be signed by the Secretary and shallbe duly entered in a book to be provided by the localauthority for that purpose. Every proprietor shallkeep the certificate of registration and the license onthe registered premises and shall, when requested soto do by an Inspector, produce to hini the certificateof registration and also the license issued to the pio-prietor in respect of such premises.

Every certificate of registration and everylicense shall be in force from the day of the date ofissue thereof until and inclusive of the 30th day ofJune then next ensuing unless the same be cancelledin the meantime in accordance with the provisions ofthe Act.

Any person who is the holder of a currentcertificate of registration or current license hereundermay apply for a certificate of registration or alicense as the case may be for the then following yearby lodging with the Secretary an application in theform prescribed in the Twelfth and ThirteenthSchedules hereto respectively and paying to him tileprescribed fee during the month of July.

Any person who makes a false statement In orin connection with any application under clauses 23,24 or 27 hereof shall he guilty of an offence againstthis by-law.

9. (1) If any statement contained in any applica-tion for a certificate of registration of premises underthis part of this by-law ceases to be true the certifi-cate of registration issued pursuant thereto, shallforthwith become void and the proprietor of tile regis-tered premises shall forthwith deliver up such certifi-cate to the secretary.

(2) If any proposed change in registered premiseswould have the effect of avoiding under the last pre-ceding subclause the certificate of registration issuedin respect of such premises the proprietor thereof maymake application under clause 23 hereof for a newcertificate of registration and if such application isapproved the local authority shall without fee issue anew certificate of registration accordingly.

30. The fees to be paid to tile local authority onthe registration of premises, on the issuing of alicense and on the renewal of any registration orlicense under this part of this by-law shall be as setout ill the Fourteenth Schedule hereto.

31. So often as any person holding a license issuedpursuant to this part of this by-law changes his placeof abode he shall, within seven days next after sucha change, give notice thereof in writing to the Secre-tary who shall endorse thereon and sign a ulemorass-dum specifying the particulars of such change.

32. If the owner of any registered premises sellsor transfers or agrees to transfer the said premises toanother person he shall within 14 days from the dateof such sale or transfer Or agreement notify the Sec-retary thereof in writing stating tile full name,address and occupation of such other person.

Structu ic.33. In all premises occupied or used or intended to

be used or occupied as a tea room the following provi-sions shall apply:

The walls of all rooms shall be constructed ofbrick, stone or concrete suitably rendered and plasteredand shall be tiled or oil-painted to a height of at leastseven feet from the floor level so as to maintain asmooth, hard, durable and washable surface devoid ofholes, cracks and crevices.

Partitions shall not exceed seven feet in height andthey shall be flush-panelled on both sides and shallbe oil painted so as to maintain a smooth, hard,durable and washable surface devoid of holes, cracksand crevices.

All floors shall be soundly constructed andmaintained in good condition and so as to be imper-vious to water.

Every room therein shall be properly celledwith stamped metal, lath and plaster, fibrous plasteror asbestos sheets or other similar material and shallbe constructed and maintained throughout its areaand at the wall junctions free from holes, cracks andcrevices.

There slsall be provided adequate food storagefacilities and cupboards to prevent the contaminationof food, crockery and utesisils by dirt, dust, flies, Os'

vermin of any kind.There shall be provided for the use of employees

and when required by the local authority tlsere shallalso be provided for custoniers sufficient suitable lava-tories with wash hand basins and all necessary appur-tenances or such other lavatory system as may beapproved by tlse local authority, and these shall alsobe provided for use therewith an adequate supply ofwater, soap, nail-brushes and clean towels but notowel or towels shall be provided for use in common.

There shall be provided sanitary conveniencesfor the use of employees, and when required by thelocal authority there shall also be provided sanitaryconveniences for the use of customers and in eithercase when considered necessary by the local authorityseparate sanitary conveniences shall be provided foreach sex.

All water closets or urinals shall be separatedfrom the yard or building by a properly constructedantechamber or airlock not less than 30 square feet inarea.

Every room shall be properly lighted with asurface of clear glass exposed to the open air equiva-lent to slot less than one-tenth of the floor area of theroom.

Every room shall be provided with outlet venti-lation corresponding with an allowance of not lessthan one square inch of airway for every 40 cubicfeet of gross air space of every such compartment ormlternatively some mechanical system of ventilationshall be installed to thc satisfaction of the localauthority.

The air space between the ground surface andthe floor (except in the case of concrete or other solidfloors) shall be efficiently ventilated to the satisfac-tion of time local authority.

(Is) In premises where wood, coal or coke is usedfor fuel, such wood, coal or coke shall be stored orkept in a properly constructed store with brick wallsand concrete floor separating such store from theremainder of the premises.

Management.34. The proprietor of every tca room shah(a) Keep or cause to be kept clean and in good con-

dition and repair the floors, walls, ceilings and allportions of the premises and all fittings, stoves,ranges, utensils, implements, shelves, connters, bhis,cabinets, fixtures, sinks, drainboarcis, drahis, greasetraps, tubs, vessels, and things of the like descriptionused on the premises or in connection with the pre-paration of food or storage tlsereon.

(h) Provide all such furniture, fixtures, counters,bins, sinks, drain-boards, grease traps, tubs, vessels,fittings, utensils, implements and things for use 015the premises as the Inspector may from tiuse to timedirect for the proper conduct of time business.

Construct and arrange or cause to be constructedor arranged all furniture, fixtures, counters, bins,sinks, drain-boards, tubs, vessels, fittings, utensils, andthings in every kitchen, serving room, scullery andfish-cleaning room on the premises so that the floor inevery such room or place may at all times be kept ina thoroughly clean and sanitary condition.

Not keep os use any floor covering that isabsorbent or in such condition as to allow of4lse lodg-muent of dirt thereunder.

Keep all tables and benches used for the pro-pisration of food at least three inches from the walland moveable to facilitate cleansing.

Provide and properly maintaiss at all times suit-able and effective meaiss for keeping and keep everyroom or compartment. on the premises free fromdust, rats, mice, cockroaches, flies, spiders, bugs, ants,moths, asid all other vem-inin, and if in the opinion ofan Inspector effective means and methods of cleansingand eradication of vermin from the premises cannothe dorm effectively while tile ordinary business of theestablishment is carried on, then the local authoritymay order the temporary closure of the premises tothe public. until such time as such cleansing and eradi-cation of vermin has beems carried out to the satisfac-tion of the Chief Inspector and the proprietor shallcomply with such order.

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(g) For the purpose of keeping the premises freefrom rats, provide and maintain at least six springbreak-back rat traps, in good working order, properlyset and baited at all times. An Inspector may directthe type and number of traps and kind of baits to beused and the position and locality of the traps to beset and the proprietor shall comply with such direc-tion.

(Ii) Keep all portions of the premises free from anyunwholesome or offensive odour arising from the pre-mises or the operations carried thereon.

Provide and maintain a hood over every wood,gas or electric cooking fire, stove or boiler. The hoodshall be of such size and so placed as to arrest allsteam, effiuvia, odours, and smoke from the process ofcooking or boiling. The underside of the hood shallbe not more than six feet six inches above the floorlevel. It shall have a flue of not less than seveninches in diameter and such flue shall discharge to theopen-air at a 'height of not less than two feet abovethe eaves of any adjoining building.

Provide an efficient Chimney or flue to everywood, coal or coke cooking stove so that no smokenuisance shall arise in or outside the premises.

Provide and maintain on the premises and ingood condition a sumcient number and type of 1-c-

ceptacles with closely fitting lids, constructed of gal-vanised 4ron or other non-absorbent and non-corrosivemates-mi for the purpose of 1-eceiving waste matter andother refuse arising from the business.

If in the opinion of the local authority this p:ara-graph is not complied with, the local authority maydirect the number and typo of receptacle to be pro-vided and the place or places where they shall be keptand the proprietor shall comply with such direction.

(1) Forthwith after such garbage, waste matter andother refuse is produced place the same in such ic-ceptaeles provided and kept in accordance with para-graph (k) hereof and reniove or cause tile contents ofsuch receptacles to be removed from the pi-emises atleast once in every 24 hours.

Thoroughly cleanse all such receptacles providedand kept in accordance with paragraph (k) hereof onceat least in every 24 hours and i-dew or repair any orall of tile aforesaid receptacles as often as is necessaryand when required by an Inspector so to do.

Provide and maintain a hot water installationof capacity to supply sufficient hot water and adequatesink facilities for the thorough cleansing of all chink-ing vessels, dishes, plates, and other vessels, tableware,spoons, forks, knives and all other utensils used on thepi-emises.

Immediately after each occasion of use cause allueh vessels and utensils i-eferred to in clause (n) to

be thoroughly cleansed by means of washing in waterat a temperature of not less than 1500 F. and im-mediately thereafter rinsed in clear water at a tem-perature of not less than 1200 F.

Not permit or suffer any table napkin which hasbeen used as such or for any other purpose by anyperson to be placed for use by or to be used by anyother person unless such table napkin shall have beenthoroughly washed and cleansed since it was previouslyused by such first person.

Remove or cause to be removed the whole ofthe canned or preserved food or any food containedin an hermetically sealed container (such container notbeing composed wholly of glass or stoneware) intendedfor use on the premises from such original can or con-tainer immediately after the same shall have beenopened.

Not permit or suffer any food which is unsound,unwholesome, putreseent or weevilled to be used forfood, or for the preparation of food or meals.

Cause any food which is or has become unsound,unwholesome, putreseent or weevilled to be immediatelywithdrawn from sale, stock or use and placed in thewaste food garbage bin.

Provide adequate and efficient means of re-frigeration for the preservation of food.

Remove or cause to be removed any food whichmay have been served to any person or placed on anytable occupied by any person on the premises (and notthen consumed or removed by him) immediately aftersuch person shall have finished his refreshment nor

permit, suffer or allow any of such food so removedto be again served to any person on the premises, andsuch food shall be immediately deposited in the wastefood garbage bin. Provided that in this paragraphfood shall not mean or include the following substancesto wit, sugar, pepper, salt, mustard, vinegar, sauces,spices, or condiments if such substances are containedin receptacles ol- eontainers so constructed that thecontents of such contasers cannot be handled by anyperson. Provided further that in this paragraph foodshall not include bread which is placed in a glass ic-ceptacle or container of a design and so constructedthat the contents are only handled as required.

Not allow oi permit or suffer any live animalor bird to be kept in or upon any portion of the pre-mises (provided that a cat or eats may be allowed inthe premises after all food has been covered and thepremises are not open to the public) or allow, permitor suffer any animal or bud to he killed or any poultry,pigeons or game to be plucked in any part of thepremises.

Provide and maintain a suitable cupboard forhats, shoes and clothing of employees.

Not permit or suffer any hats, shoes, clothing toho placed or kept on the premises otherwise than inthe cupboard provided undei- the last preceding para-graph. Provided that customers may be permitted tohang their hats and coats in any room open to thepublic.

Not keep or permit or suffer to be kept anyhamper, basket, box, trunk, ease or crate or barrel whichhas contained wet diii or other perishable food whichhas not after the last occasion of such use been cleansedand rendered inoffensive upon any portions of the pre-mises for n period longer than 24 hours or iii such amanner as to become or be likely to be or becomeoffensive or a nuisance.

Cleanse daihi-, and at all times keep and main-taiii all water-closets, urinals, lavatories, catehpits,grease traps mid all other sauitai'y appliances on thepremises in a clean and sanitary condition.

(aa) At all times provide and maintain n noticeboard on which is legibly insci-ibed, in letters One inchhigh the name of the pci-son licensed to carry on busi-ness on the premises, and sueh notice board shall befixed and mnintained free from obstruction in a pi-o-ininent position at the entrance of the premises.

35. No proprietor of any tea room shall:Permit, suffer or cause to he made or done to or

on the registered premises any alteration, addition orother work for any purpose affecting or likely to affectthe suitability of the premises for the use specified inthe license granted under this pnit of this by-law inrespect of such premises without the previous consentin writing of the inspector.

Permit or suffer any drain-pipe for carrying offfaecal or sewerage matter to have an opening or anygully trap to be within any roofed enclosures (notbeing a water-closet or urinal) on the premises.

Permit or suffer or cause any spittoon Or articleOr thing for like use to be placed on the premises.

Pci-mit os suffer a greater number of personsto be accommodated at any one time in any publicroom on the premises than will allow of a ratio of onepci-son to every nine square feet of the available floorarea of such room.

Permit, suffer or cause any structural alterationsto be made to the premises or any portion thereof with-out first having obtained permission in writing fromthe local authority.

36. No person employed on the premises shall spitor smoke tobacco in any room wherein food is beingprepared for use in any tea room and every proprietorof such premises shall exhibit conspicuously and con-stantly maintain in a clear visible and legible conditionin every such loom a notice printed in letters not lessthan 48 points face measurement to the followingeffect:' 'Spitting or smoking tobacco in this room isan offence against the by-law, penalty not exceeding£50 (fifty pounds).''

37. Every person engaged in any tea room in the pre-paration of food shall wear a clean enter garment oroverall of washable material, the sleeves of which shallbe comparatively short, and every such person shallimmediately before beginning or recommencing the pre.paration of food and immediately after visiting a sani-

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tary convenience wash his hands and every such personshall provide and maintain at all times on such premisesadequate and efficient means for maintaining personalcleanliness.

No person who is suffering froni any infectious,contagious or eruptive disease, suppurating wound orsore, discharging abscess or gathering, chest complaintaccompanied with expectoration, or malignant growthof any kind, shall enter the kitchen or take part in thepreparation or handling of food in any tea room.

(1) Every proprietor of any tea room shall assoon as he becomes aware that. any person engaged onthe premises is suffering from, any of the abovementioneddiseases cause him to cease to be engaged on and toleave such premises without unnecessary delay and shallnot allow him to be again engaged on such premisesuntil such person shall have obtained a certificate froma qualified medical practit.ioiier that lie has recoveredfrom or is not suffering from any such condition asaforesaid and is no longer a source of danger to others.

(2) The proprietor of any tea room shall forthwithreport in writing to the Medical Officer the suspensionof any person engaged on the premises, suffering fromany disease mentioned in clause 38 of this by-law andshall send a copy of any medical certificate obtained forthe purpose of this clause to the Medical Officer beforesuch person shall again be engaged on the premises.

Any person who shall commit a. breach of anyof the provisions of this part of tIns by-law shall beguilty of an offence and upon conviction shall be liableto a penalty not exceeding fifty pounds and where snelibreach is of a continuing nature to a daily penalty notexceeding two pounds.

First Schedule.Mosman Park Road Board.The H&alth Act, 1911-1944.

APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF ADINING ROOM.

To the Secretary,Mosman Park Bead Board,

Lochee Street,Mosman Park.

I (full name)of (full address)being the owner/occupier of prcimses situate at

in the Mosman Park Road Board districtknown as hereby make application forthe registration of the said premises as a Dining Roomsubject to the Health Act and, the by-laws from timeto time in force thereunder.

I attach hereto a plan of the said premises.The maximum number of persoiis, including the pro-

prietor, to be employed on the said prenlises will he:Males ; Females -

Dated this clay of 19. . - -

(Signature of Applicant)

Second ScheduleMosman Paik Road Board.The T{ealth Act, 1911-1944.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF A DININGROOM.

Tins is to certify that the premises situate atin the Mosman Park Road Board District

which are known as and are owned/occupied by of are registeredas a Dining Room from the day of 19. -,until the 30th day of June, 19. - . ., unless this certificateis previously cancelled.

This certificate is issued subject to the Health Actand the by-laws fi-oni time to time in force thereunder.

Dated the day of 19.. - -

Secretary Mosman Park Road Board.

Note: If any statement made in the application forthis certificate ceases to be true this certificate willforthwith become void and must be delivered up tothe secretary for cancellation.

Third Schedule.Mosman Park Road Board.The Health Act, 1911-1944.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE TO CONDIJOTA DINING ROOM.

1 (full name in block letters)of (full address)hereby apple for a licnse to conduct a Dimming RoomOim premises situate at in theMosmnan Park Road Board Disti-ict known assubject to the Health Aet 'and the by-laws from timeto time in force thereunder.

My nationality is (If a Britishsubject by naturalization I was natnraliscd on the

clay of 19 ) . 1 was boris on theday of , 19..,at in the

country ofI have had the following previous experience as the

keeper of all eating' house: -Dated the ch of 19 - - - -


Fourth Schedule.Mosman Park Road Board.The Health Act, 1911-1944.

LICENSE TO CONDUCT A DINING ROOM.This is to certify that

of is licensed to conducta Dining Rooni on the premises situate atill Mosman Park Road Board District and known as

from the day of19. - . . ,until tile 30th day of June, 19. . - -, unless thislicense is previously cancelled. This license is issuedsubject to the Health Act and by-laws from time totime in force thereunder

Dated the day of 19.

Secretary of time Mosman Pci-k Road Board.Note: This license is not transferable.If the holdem- of this license changes his place of

abode he must 'within seven days notify the secm-etaryand have this license endorsed accoidingly.

Fifth Schedule.Mosman Park Road Board.The I-Iealth Act, 1911-1944.

APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF REGISTRATIONOF A DINING ROOM.

I (full name in block letters)of (full address)being owner/occupier of premises situate atin the Mosmami Park Road Board District known as

for which premises I hold a currentCertificate of Registration as a Diising Room herebyapply fm a similar Certificate of Registration as fromtIme 1st day of July next subject to tIme Health Act andby-laws from time to tinse in force thereunder.

The statements made in my application for thecurrent Certificate of Registration are still true exceptin the following particulars, namely: -

Dated the day of 19....


Sixth Schedule.Mosnian Park Road Board.Time Health Act, 1911-1944.

APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF A LICENSE TOCONDUCT A DINING ROOM.

I (full name in block letters)of (full address)being the holder of a current license to conduct a DiningRoom on the premises situate at in theMosman Park Road Board District known ashereby apply for a similar license as from the 1st dayof ,July next, subject to time Health Act and the by-lawsfiom time to time in force thereunder.

The statemneists made in my application for thecurrent license are still true except in the followingparticulars, miamely

Dated this day of 19. - -


GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. LAPRIL 29, 1949.

Seventh Schedule.SCALE OP FEES.

The fee payable on registration of premises as aDining Room and on every renewal of such registrationshall be £3.

The fee payable on a license to conduct a DiningRoom and on every renewal of such license shall be £1.

Eighth Schedule.Mosmnn Park Read Board.The Health Act, 1911-1944.

APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF ATEA ROOM.

I (full name)of (full address)being owner/occupier of premises situate at inMosman Park Read Board Diatrict and known ashereby make application for the registration of the saidpremises as a Tea Room subject to the Health Act andthe by-laws from time to time in force thereunder.

I attach hereto a plan of the said premises. Themaximum number of persona, including the proprietor,to be employed on the said premises will be: Maies. .Females.....

Dated this day of 19.


Ninth Schedule.Mosman Park Road Board.The Health Act, 1911-1944.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF ATEA ROOM.

This is to certify that the premises situate atin the Mosman Park Road Board district known

as owned/occupied byof are registered as a Tea Room fromthe. . . day of 19...., until the 30th day ofJune, 19. . . ., unless this certificate is previously can-celled.

Thia certificate is issued subject to the Health Actand the by-laws from time to time in force thereunder.

Dated this day of 19 -

Secretary of the Mosman Park Road Board.NoteIf any statement made in the application for

this certificate ceases to be true this certificate will forthwith heroine void and must lie delivered up to theSecretary for cancellation.

Tenth Schedule.Mosusan Park Road Board.The Health Act, 1911-1944.

APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE TO CONDUCTTEA ROOM.

I (full name in block letters)of (full address)hereby apply for a license to conduct a Tea Room onpremises situate at in the Mosman ParkRoad Board District known as subject tothe Health Act and the by-law from time to time inforce thereunder.

My nationality is (if a Britishsubject by naturalisM-ion, I was natuyalised. on the

day of 19. . . .). I was born on the. day of 19...., at in the

country ofI have had the following previous experience as the

keeper of an Eating House:Dated the day of 19....


Eleventh Schedule.Mosman Park Road Board.The Health Act, 1911-1944.

LICENSE TO CONDUCT A TEA ROOM.This is to certify that of

is licensed to conduct a Tea Room on premisessituate at in the

Mosman Park Road Board District known asfrom the day of 19 ...., until

the 30th day of June, 19. . - , unless this license is pre-viously cancelled. This license is issued subject to theHealth Act and the by-laws from time to time in forcethereunder.

Dated the day of 19.

Secretary of the Mosman Park Road Board.

NoteThis license is not transferable. If the holderof thia license changes his place of abode he must withinseven days notify the Secretary and have his licenseendorsed accordingly.

Twelfth Schedule.Mosman Park Road Board.The Health Act, 1911-1944.

APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF REGISTRATIONOF A TEA BOOM.

I (full annie in block letters)of (full address)being the ownel-/occupier of prenhises situate at

in the Mosnian Park Road Board district forwhich premises I hold a current Certificate of Registra-tion as a Tea Room hereby apply for a similar Certificateof Registration as from the 1st day of July next, sub-ject to the Health Act and the by-laws from time to timein force thereunder.

The statements niade in my npplication for the currentCertificate of Registration are still true except in thefollowing particulars, namely: -

Dated the d'iy of 19. . -

Thirtecath Schedule.Mosman Park Road Board.The health Act, 1911-1944.

APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF LICENSETO CONDUCT A TEA ROOM.

I (full name in block letters)of (full address)being holder of a current license to conduct a Tea Roomon the premises situate at in the MosmanPark Road Board District known ashereby apply for a similar license as from the 1st dayof July next subject to the Health Act and the by-lawsfrom time to time in force thereunder.

The statements made in my application for the currentlicense are still true except in the following particulars,ii amoly -

A Dated the day of 19.



Fourteenth Schedule.Mosmnnu Park Road Board.

SCALE OF FEES.The fee payable on registration of premises as a Tea

Room and on every renewal of such registration shallhe £2.

The fee payable on a license to conduct a Tea Roomand on every renewal of such license shall he £1.

Passed by the Road Board of Mosman Park at theordinary meeting of the Board held on the 10th day ofMarch, 1948.

E. MOTT,Chairman.

S. R. HARDWICKE,Secretary.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor iii ExecutiveCouncil this 13th day of April, 1949.

H. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

BUNBIJRY HARBOUR BOARD ACT, 1909-1928.Amendment of Regulations.

Resolution.THE Bunbury Harbour Board, acting pursuant to section 61 of the BunburyHarbour Board Act, 1909-1928, hereby amends, in the manner mentioned in theSchedule hereusider, the regulations made by the said Board nuder and for thepurposes of the said Act, as published in the Government Gazette of the 26th dayof November, 1909, and amended from time to time thereafter by notices pub-lished in the Government Gazette.

Schedule.The abovementioned regulations are amended as follows:-1. Regulation 103 is repealed and the following inserted in lieu thereof as

regulation 103:No. 103Inwards Cargo.

The rates of Wharfage and Handling Charges on Inward Cargo shall be asunder:

Goods.

Chaff, Hay, and Straw (in bales or bags), per tonBeer, Wines, and Spirits, for hu,nan consumption, per ton(If in lots of 4 tons or over, per ton)Bricks, including Fire-bricks (per ton of 300 bricks)Cement (per ton of 5 casks or 1(3 bags) ................Fodder (in bags, bales, trusses, etc.), per ton ............Clay, per ton, (excepting clay for the manufacture of Pottery)Flour, Bran, and Pollard (per ton of 2,000 lbs.) ............Grain (including wheat, oats, maize, barley, rye, but not includ-

ing rice, linseed, bird seed, grass, or other seeds), (per ton of2,240 lbs.) ......................................Malt, per ton ...............................Meats of all classes, including l,ams and bacon, poultry, game.

and by-products, per tonOils and Grease (Lubricating) per ton (in containers)Rope and Cordage (including agricultural twines), per ton of2,240 lbs..................................Sugar, Glucose, Golden Syrup, Treacle, and Molasses, per tonTobacco, Cigars, and Cigarettes, per ton .................Vehicles and Agricultural Implements, including motor cars

mounted on own wheels, per ton Inessurement ............Vehicles and Agricultural Implements (unniosunted, and finished

parts of same), per ton measurement ................Ballast, per tonBallast, per ton (if discharged at places appointed by the Board)Bullion and Specie, per box or barBicycles, Tricycles, etc., endsCaneware-

Lounges and Settees, eachChairs, Tables, etc., each

Coal (in bags), per tonCoke (in bags), per tonExplosives, per ton measurement (consignee finding own labour

for handling)Empty Returns, per ton .... ....Hides (raw and loose), eachHides (raw, in bags), per tonKapok, Fibre, and like material, per ton measurement .......Live Stock (Board supplies labour only when requested by con-

signee)Bulls, Bullocks, Cows, Steers, Heifers, Horses, Donkeys, each

Calves, Foals, and Dogs, eschPigs, Sheep, and Goats, eachOthers, each ................................

Animals and Poultry (in cages or crates) at per ton of 40 cub.ft. of cage or crate

Manures, per tonMaterial for packing fruit (such as granulated cork-dust, wood

wool, etc.), per ton measurementMaterial in crude form for manufacture of Artificial Manures and

Acids, Rock Phosphate, Phosphatic Guano, Sulphs,r, etc., perton........................................Sandalwood, per tonSkins per ton (in bales)Timber, per tonWool, per bale or per two pockets, bundles or bagsAll other goods at per ton (weight or measurement)All other goods, if shipped from other Ports in the State, exclud-

ing through and transhipment cargo

Delivered at Shed.Transhipment Cargolanded for shipmentto Coastal, interstate,or Overseas Port.

I.B.The minimum wharfage due shall be Gd. and the minimum handling charge shall be Gd. per con-signment.

Notes.Cargo landed oii wharves or jetties froni a vessel iii distress or for eon-

vensence of a vessel and reshipped by same vessel, 1/3d. pci' toll wharfage. Handlingcharges will b.e niade accos-ding as said cargo is dealt with, on the same scale asother cargo.

Traiishipment cargo is cargo appearing as such upon a vessel's manifest, ordeclared in writing to the Board before being transhipped direct ship to ship orbeing landed as being intended fos- trasishipment into a vessel.

No whsarfage dues will be charged ill i-espect of ballast in the shape ofstone, sand, shingle, or such like material transhipped overside esse1 to vessel.

The Board will not supply labour to handle cal-go transhippeci oversidevessel to vessel.

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Cargo is allowed 48 hours' free storage in sheds, except transhipment cargo,which is allowed 72 hours.

Grain (as defined above), flour, agricultural and horticultural produce (in.eluding fruit), and coal, any of which being the product of the State of WesternA.ustralia, when brought into the Port of Bunbnry for the purpose of transhipmentfor export beyond the State, shall be free of transhipping dues, but must payhandling charges incurred.

Cargo discharged (under regulation 107) direct into trucks for consignmento the wharf, will be charged at half handling rates provided the Board receive onlyinto trucks.

S. Goods from foreign ports landed at Bunbury without transhipment in theCommonwealth (excepting rails, railway accessories, coal, coke and all petroleumproducts) shall be charged wharfage at a reduced rate of 25 per cent.

Wool landed for reclassing, scouring, marking, dumping, etc., and reshipped,will be regarded as transhipped cargo on a certificate from the shipper that it wasthe same wool as originally landed.

Wharfage dues on bulk petroleum products and other oils will be per tonof 250 gallons. Handling charges will be subject to arrangement, according as theoils are dealt with.

For extra handling and other charges on goods, see regulations Nos. 109,122, 123, 124, 125, 133, 134.

Wharf haulage is not included in the wharfage rate on materials iii crudeform for the manufacture of artificial manures and acids, rock phosphate, phosphaticguano, sulphur, etc.

2. Regulation 104 is repealed and the following inserted in lieu thereof asregulation 104:

No. 104Outwards Cargo.The rates of Wharfage antI Handling Charges on Outwards Cargo shall be as

under: -

Shipped through Shed.Transhipment Cargolanded for shipmentto Coastal, Interstate,or Overseas Port.

N.B.The mInImum wharfage due shall he Cd, and the minimum handling charge shall be Cd. per con-signment.

Goods.

Wharfage. HandlingCharges. Wharfage. Handling

Charges.

5. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.Chaff, Hay, and Straw (In bales or bags), per ton ............ 5 10 0 10Beer, Wines, and Spirits, for human consumption, per ton 6 70 10(If in lots of 4 tons or over, per ton) ................ 4Bricks, including Fire-bricks (per ton of 300 bricks) 5 70 10Cement (per ton of 5 casks or 16 bags)Fodder (in bags, bales, trusses, etc.) per tonClay, per ton, excepting clay for the manufacture of Pottery ....

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Flour, Bran, and Pollard (per ton of 2,000 lbs.) ............ 8 70 10 .0

Grain (Including wheat, oats, maize, barley, rye, but not includ-ing rice, linseed, bird seed, grass, or other seeds), per ton of

S

2,240 lbs.................................... 60 70 10Malt, per ton 60 70 10 C)

Meats of all classes, including hams and bacon, poultry, game,and by-products, per ton 60 70 10 '0

0Oils and Grease (Lubricating), per ton, (in containers) ........ 50 70 10Rope and Cordage (including agricultural twines), per ton of2,240 lbs......................................Sugar, Glucose, Golden Syrup, Treacle, and Molasses, per tonTobacco, Cigars, and Cigarettes, per ton

503050707070

101010C-

3Vehicles and Agricultural Implements, including motor cars .8mounted on own wheels, per ton measurement ............ 50 76 10 be

each ton .3Vehicles and Agricultural Implements (unmounted, and finished '0parts of same), per ton measurement 50 10 0 10 S

Bullion and Specie, per box or bar 30 ton06 ton30 aBicycles, Tricycles, etc., each 16 10 10 0

asCanware-Lounges and Settees, each 10 06 04 SChairs, Tables, etc., each 06 04 02

Coal (in bags), per ton 28 70 10 .0Coke (in bags), per ton 20 70 10 0Explosives, per ton measurement (consignee finding own labour

for handling)Empty Returns, per ton ........................ 3410 7 0 110'2a

Hides (raw and loose), each 02 0 44 0 1 0Hides (raw, In bags), per ton 50 70 02 .0

Kapok, Fibre, and like material, per ton measurement ........ 18 70 10Live Stock (Board supplies labour only when requested by con-

signee)Bulls, Bullocks, Cows, Steers, Heifers, Horses, Donkeys, each 2 30 OSCalves, Foals, and Dogs, each ..................... 1 16 08Pigs, Sheep, and Goats, each .................... 0 04 01 SOthers, eachAnimals and Poultry (In cages or crates), at per ton of 40 cub.

2 30 10asft. of cage or crate ......................... 5 70 10Manures, per ton ............................

Material for packing fruit (such as granulated cork-dust, wood2 70 10 .0

bewool, etc.), per ton measurement 1 70 10 0Material In crude form for manufacture of Artificial Manures and '0

Acids, Rock Phosphate, Phosphatic Guano, Sulphur, etc..... 1 70 10Sandalwood, per tonSkins (in bales), per ton ........................ 2

570 1070 03

Wool, per bale or per two pockets. bundles or bags 0 12 03All other goods at per ton (weight or measurementt ........ 3 70 10All other goods, if shipped from other Ports in the State, exclud-

ing through and transhipment cargo ................ 1 70


APaIL 29, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 889

Notes.1. The Board will not supply labour to handle cargo transhipped overside

vessel to vessel.2. Cargo is allowed 48 hours' free storage in sheds, except transhiprnent cargo,

which is allowed 72 hours.3. Cargo discharged (under regulation 107) direct into trucks for consignment

off the wharf, will be charged at half handling rates provided the Board receiveonly into trucks.

4. For extra liaiidliug and other charges on goods, see regulations Nos. 109,112, 123, 124, 125, 133 and. 134.

5. Handling Charges:Flour, Bran and Pollard s. d.

(1) Where shipped in lines of 50 tons or overIf stacked prior to shipment, per ton of 2,000 lbs 5 4

If handled direct from railway wagons to ship 'sslings, pci' ton of 2,000 lbs. . . . . . . 2 S

(2) Where shipped in lines of less than 50 tons, same as out-ward general cargo similarly handled.

Oats:(Per ton of 2,240 lbs.), to be charged similar rates to flour,bran and pollard.

6. Wkarfage Charges:Ballast, per toli (haulage included) . . . . . . . . . . i 6Firewood, on rough timber exported as firewood, per ton (haulage

included) .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. 1 3Timber, per load of 50 cubic feet when shipped to ports beyond the

State of \\restel.n Australia - . . . . . . . . 1 8Timber, per load of 50 cubic feet if shipped to ports within the

S'tate .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. 0 8Other goods shipped over wharves, or out of lighters, to ports with.

in the State, shaH be free of wharfage dues.Goods wholly manufactured within the State, also products of the

soil of the State, such as grain, flour, agricultural, horticultural,and farm produce, and coal (product of the State) shall befree of wharfage dues on shipment to any port.

In all cases where wharfage dues are not levied, and except whereotherwise provided, is. per ton haulage (minimum, one ton)will b.c charged in addition to any handling charges incurred.

7. Wheat ShipmentsTile storage charges on bagged wheat will be:Shed storage, hut not to involve responsibility for damage to bags,

or contents, by vermin, dirt, fire, water, robbery, character of bagsor natural deterioration, one-twelfth of a penny per week pci' bag.

For open air storage space, hut not to involve responsibility for damageto bags or contents by vermin, dirt, fire, water, robbery, characterof bags or natural deterioration, or weather, one twenty-fourth of npenny per week per bag.

The Board will not handle wheat intended for shipment, unless by specialarrangement.

Merchants must b.c responsible for providing covers to the stacks ordunnage, but the Board will permit the use of any dunnage materialthat might be on hand.

Adopted and passed by the Bunbury Harbour Board Members at a meeting of timesaid Members held on the eighteenth day of March, 1949.

The Common Seal of the Board was at the same time affixed and impressedby order and in the presence of:-

W. McKENNA,Chairman.

[L.s.]

LIST OF MARINE COLLECTORS' LICENSESAND BADGES.

Issued. During Period 1st January to 31st March, 1949.Beg. No., Issued to, Address, Date Issued, Badge No.

18236Ahern, Michael Anthony; 376 Stirling Street,Perth; 14/1/49; 20.

18373Anderson, Albert John; 213 Preston Road, EastFremantle; 2/2/49; 157.

18485Anderson, John Frederick; Ocean Road, NavalBase; 21/2/49; 169.

GEORGE ROBERTS,Member.

C. DONALDSON,Secretary.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, this 13th dayof April, 1949.

B.. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

Beg. No., Issued to, Address, Date Issued, Badge No.18348Antonoviteh, Mate; Holyoake, via Dwellingup;

2/2/49; 132.18473Appleby, William George; Beucubbin; 8/2/49;

257.18517Aris, George; 200 Brown Street, East Perth;

2/3/49; 301.18396Ashenden, Edward Ralph; 40A Austral Road,

Kalgoorlie; 7/2/49; 180.18417Ashworth, Leigh Eric; Keymer Street, Bel-

mont; 7/2/49; 201.i8259Arkin, Ahion; 490 Beaufort Street, Highgate;

14/1/49; 43.

OOVI3RNMET GAZETTE, W.A. [APRIL 29, 194g.

Beg. No., Issued to, Address, Date Issued, Badge No.18249Baker, Samuel; 35 John Street, West Perth;

14/1/49;. 33.18267Baldwin, Ronald Joseph; 147 Raglan Road,

North Perth; 14/1/49; 51.18374Banks, James; Aurelian Street, Palmyra;

2/2749; 158.18294Barker, Louis Henry; 211 Dulac.her Street,

Geraldton; 14/1/49; 78.18287Barnes, Horace Bennett; 4 Thiorog000 Street,

Victoria Park; 14/1/49; 71.18273Barrington, Alfred Gordon; 30 Saleliam Street,

Victoria Park; 14/1/49; 57.18331Barzel, Abraham; 7 Chudleigh Street, East Fre-

mantle; 2/2/49; 115.18272Battesta, Pasquali; 38 Fitzgerald Street, Perth;

14/1/49; 56.18392Bawden, John Henry; 58 Kinberry Street, Kal-

goorlie; 7/2/49; 176.18228Bercov, Loies; 37 Queen's Crescent, Mt. Law-

ley; 14/1/49; 12.18345Bergin, William Charles; Beverley; 2/2749; 129.18295Blechynden, Dansy L. W.; Southern Cross:

14/1/49; 79.18320Bloomfield, John Sydney; Walkateliem;

14/1/49; 104.18268Blowes, Herbert; 87 Northwood Street., West

Leedervillc; 14/1/49; 52.18494Bostoek, William; Clarke Street, South Bun-

bury; 2/3/49; 278.18296Bowdidge, Albert Victor; 66 Goodliffe Street,

Norseman; 14/1/49; 80.18530Bower, Walter James; Timoni Gold Mine, via

Menzies; 3/3/49; 314.18444Bowen, William James; Railway Crescent,

Welshpool; 7/2/49; 228.18323Brick, Michael Joseph; Dudinin; 14/1/49; 107.18521Bristow, George Alfred James; 31 Hector

Street, Osborne Park; 3/3/49; 305.18424-Brittain, Albert Edward; Poole S'treet, Scar-

borough; 7/2149; 208.18550Britten, Edniond Anderson; 17 Forrest Street,

Collie; 3/3/49; 334.18297Brown, Robert James; Northampton; 14/1/49;

81.18602Brown, Andrew Moore; Eockiiigliani; 29/3/49;

384.18247Brown, Isaac; 10 Lindsay Street, Perth;

14/1/49; 31.18359Brown, Frederick .James; Lower Stirling Street,

Albany; 2/2/49; 143.18291Brownscombe, Francis Joseph; 42 Charles

Street, Midland Junction; 14/1/49; 75.18503Buckle, Arthur John; Glen Forrest; 2/3/49;

287.18298Burgess, Edward John; 6 Barton Street, Kal-

goorlie; 14/1/49; 82.18271Bursztyn, Hann Wolf; 234 Bulwer Street,

Perth; 14/1/49; 55.18504Campbell, Alexander Sydney; Mt. Magnet;

2/3/49; 288.18571Capps, George; Piajarra; 9/3/49; 355.18580Carter, William Herbert; Hakea; 16/3/49; 364.18286Carvana, John; 348 Vincent Street, Leeder-

ville; 14/1/49; 70.18464Carroccio, Antonias; Cedric Street, Osborne

Park; 8/2/49; 248.18383Castles, Edward James; 319 Collins Street, Kal-

goorlie; 7/2/49; 167.18592Cattanaeh, Charles Herbert; Katanning;

16/3/49; 376.18493Chandler, Nathaniel; Quairading; 2/3/49; 277.18276Cheeseman, Arthur George; 2. Norwood Road,

Rivervale; 14/1/49; 60.18255Chevers, Joseph Christopher; 56 Eighth Aye-

line, Maylands; 14/1/49; 39.18483Christensen, William Paul; Post Office, Wiluna;

21/2/49; 267.18365Clark, Robert James; Dowerin; 2/2749; 149.18393Clark, William Thomas; 44 Austral Road Kal-

goorlie; 7/2/49; 177.18434Clarke, Alexander; 52 Broome S'treet, Nortliam

7/2/49; 218.18299Clarkson, Mark Guy; Miling; 14/1/49; 83.18217Close, William George; 2 Jackson Flats, New-

castle Road, Midland Junction; 14/1/49; 1.18367Coe, Hector Patrick; Hotel Fremantle; 2/2/49

151.18394 Coffey, James; 10 Brownhill Road, Kalgoorhie

7/2/49; 178.

Beg. No., Issued to, Address, Date Issued, Badge Na18220Cohen, Joel; 16 No-rfolk Street, North Perth;

14/1/49; 4.18543Collett, William James; Busselton; 3/3/49; 327.18239Collins, Joseph Michael; Mills Road, Gosnells;

14/1/49; 23.18598Comino, Nicholas; 6 Hardy Road, Belmont;

22/3/49; 381.18524Connell, Alfred; Capel; 3/3/49; 308.18387Conway, Francis Joseph; 566 Hannan Street,

Kalgoorlie; 7/2/49; 171.18470Cooper, Bert William Clarence; Ballidu;

8/2/49; 254.18593Coventry, John; Katanning; 16/3/49; 377.18574Cousins, Albert Henry; Hyden; 9/3/49; 358.18363Cox, Edward Bernard; Marvel Loch; 2/2/49;

147.1S522Crellin, Gordon William; 21 Sydney Street,

North Perth; 3/3/49; 306.1S179Crispin, James Gilbert; 16 Burt Street, Cottes-

be; 21/2/49; 263.I 441Crowe, Patrick Thionias; 27 Pal rnerston Street,

Perth; 7/4749; 225.1S611Cuining, Malcolm Ross; Korhel; 30/3/49; 393.I 8364Currie, Samuel; Northam Military Camp;

2/2/49; 148.18535Cuttriss, Frank George; Boyup Brook; 3/3/49;

319.18402Dale, 1-lenry Alfred; 406 Hannan Street, Kal-

goorlie; 7/2/49; 186.18406Davey, George Henry; ilyden; 7/2/49; 190.18427--Davidson, William Alexander; 217 Havelock

Street, West Perth; 7/2/49; 211.1S609Dawson, Eric; 261 Forrest Street, Kalgoorlie;

29/3/49; 391.18560Dean, Harry; Nannnp; 3/3/49; 344.18561Dean, Ronald James; Nannup; 3/3/49; 345.18225Deardon, John Matthew; 59 Forrest Street,

North Perth; 14/1/49; 9.18597De Atta, Atlee James; 4 Harrison Street, Rock-

ingliam; 22/3/49; 380.18548Dc Bondi, Joseph; 46 Hughes Street, Collie;

3/3/49; 33218564Della, Charles; Waroona; 3/3/49; 348.18384Deinir, Emir; 315 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie;

7/2/49; 168.1S300Detez, William Croxon; Murrin Murrin;

14/1/49; 84.l8312Dewhurst, Randolph; 160 High Street, Fcc-

mantle; 14/1/49; 96.18556Dodds, John William; Manjimup; 3/3/49; 340.1S433Donnon, John; 68 Anzac Road, Bassendean;

7/2/49; 217.1 S544Drury, James Herbert; Fairbaiin Road, Bus-

selton; 3/3/49; 328.18533Dunbar, Frederick Charles; Marvel Loch;

3/3/49; 317.18372Dntton, Joseph John; First Avenue, Kwinana;

2/2/49; 156.18561Elliott, George; 72 Stirling Highway, North

Freniantle; 3/3/49; 351.18430Evans, Henry; 51 Salisbury Road, Subiaco;

7/2/49; 214.18431Evans, Stafford Scott; 51 Salisbury Road, Subi-

aco; 7/2/49; 215.1S455Fairall, Albert George; 2 Argyle Street, Leeder-

ville; 8/2/49; 439.18476Farina, John Batiste; Kandish Grove, Wan-

neroo Road, Tuart Hill; 8/2/49; 260.1851 2Fareno, Paul; Wanneroo Road, Tuart Hill;

2/3/49; 296.18573Farrell, Laurence Alphonsus; Mullewa; 9/3/49;

357-18404,IF'enton, Edward William; Cunderdin; 7/2/49;

188.18491Fshier, Alfred 1-lenry; Kununoppin; 21/2/49;.

275.18379Fishwiek, Wilfred Eric; 25 Chester Street,

South Fremantle; 2/2/49; 163.1.8403Fissiohi, Jack; 517 Hannan Street, Kalgoos-lie;

7/2749; 187.1841 6Flanagan, Charles Francis; 8 Byron Streef

Leederville; 7/2/49; 200.18353Fleay, Norris Charles Victor; Pingaring;

2/2/49; 137.18502Fletcher, John Richard; Mt. Helena; 2/3/49;

286.18551Fontano, Carlo; 21 Thirossell Street, Collie;

3/3/49; 335.

Reg. No., Issued to, Address, Date Issued, Badge No.18511Ford, William; Haynes Road, Kalamunda;

2/3/49; 295.18227Forslun, William John; 98 Hubert Street, Vic-

toria Park; 14/1/49; 11.18435Foster, Reginald; Cook Street, Osborne Perk;

7/2/49; 219.18350Fox, Robert Maxwell; 3 Eston Street, Narro-

gin; 2/3749; 134.1S465Freedman, Percy; 63 Eaton Street, North

Perth; 8/2/49; 249.18496Freeman, Reginald Frederick James; 18 South

Terrace, Fremantle; 2/3/49; 280.18415Goddard, Joseph William; 87 Stone Street, West

Perth; 7/2/49; 199.18266Galton, George James; 147 Raglan Road, Subi-

aco; 14/1/49; 50.18222Gangini, Ferdinando; 59 Collingwood Street,

Osborne Park; 14/1/49; 6.I 8292Gardiner, Stanley; Ercecorns Ltd., Heleaa

Street, Midland Junction; 14/1/49; 76.13529Garland, James Edwin; Bilyuin Pool, via

Meekatharra; 3/3/49; 313.18301Gherbaz, Guiseppi; Gwahia Wood Line, Gwahia;

14/1/49; 85.18281Gibbs, Clement Henry Mae.; 159 Peuinsula

road, Maylands; 14/1/49; 65.18244Gilbert, Charles; 71 West Parade, East Perth;

14/1/49; 28.18245Gilbert, Clarence Henry; 71 West Parade, East

Perth; 14/1/49; 29.18487Gilbert, Herbert; Central Avenue, South Fre-

mantle; 21/2/49; 271.18469G-illan, John Arthur; Poole Street,, Scar-

borough; 8/2/49; 253.18412Goldenburg, Harry; 47 Cowle Street, West

Perth; 7/2/49; 196.18246Gray, Leslie; 8 Lindsay Street, Perth; 14/1/49;

30.18302Grey, John Frederick; Abrolhos Street, (icr-

aldton; 14/1/49; 86.18515iGreenberg, Abraham; 381 Bulwer Street, Perth;

2/3/49; 299.18258Greenberg, Joseph; 187 Grosvenor Road, North

Perth; 14/1/49; 42.18442Greenberg, Morris; 14 Cantle Street, East

Perth; 7/2/49; 226.18586Greenberg, Many; 4 Ardross, Street, Mt.. Law-

ley; 16/3/49; 320.18576Greenharn, Albert James; Mandurali; 9/3/49;

360.18414Grinceri, Antonio; 41 Charles Street, West

Perth; 7/2/49; 198.18399Gross, Arthur William; 19 Browuhull Road, Kal-

goorlie; 7/2/49; 183.18459Gugliotta, Sobratore; 182 James Street, Perth;

8/2/49; 243.18587Haines, Williani Ernest; Johnson Street, Can-

rung Vale; 16/3/49; 371.18542Hall, Clarence; Albeit Street, Busselton;

3/3/49; 326.18354 Hall, Sydney \'ere; Newdegate; 272/49; 138.18407Hall, Walter George; Hydemi; 7/2/49; 191.18336Hallum, Job; 30 McKimmie Street, Palmyra;

2/2/49; 120.18437Hampton, William George; 9 Bruce Street,

Leederville; 7/2/49; 221.18303Hannigan, Barry Niud; Northam; 14/1/49; 87.18390Hanks, John Arthni- Richard; 1136 Edgar

Street, Kalgoorlic; 7/2/49; 174.18552Harding, David Ernest; Harvey; 3/3/49; 336.18606Harper, Samuel Arthur; Bullfinch; 29/3/49;

388.18361Harper, Meluier Mervyn; Moorine Rock;

2/2/49; 145.18605Harper, Joseph Ernest; Bullfinch; 29/3/49; 387.18340Harris, Arthur Palgrove; Morawa; 2/2/49; 124.18520--I-Iarris, Joseph; 170 Pier Street, Perth; 2/3/49;

304.18241Hartnett, Daniel Denis; 101 Newcastle Street,

Perth; 14/1/49; 25.18226Hawthorne, Harold Esmuonde; 109 Washington

Street, Victoria Park; 14/1/49; 10.18270Hay, Harry; 10 Aberdeen Street, Perth;

14/1/49; 54.18397Hay, Ronald D.; 1772 Austral Road, Kalgoor-

lie; 7/2/49; 181.18283Hayes, Frederick Roland; 297 Vincent Street,

Leederville; 14/1/49; 67.

Peg. No., Issued to, Address, Date Issued, Badge No.18282'Hayes, William Albert; 13 Rokeby Road, Subi-

aco; 14/1/49; 66.18514Hedley, John McKenzie; Radium Street,

Welshpool; 2/3/49; 298.18360Heunigan, James Joseph; 182 York Street,

Albany; 2/2/49; 144.18264Heruian, Joseph; 174 Palmerston Street, Perth;

14/1/49; 48.184-50Hertz, Morris; 379 Bnlwer Street, Perth;

8/2/49; -234.18447Hewitt, Arthur; 51 Weld Street, Claremont;

7/2/49; 231.18536Heywood, Geosge; Phillip Street,, Bridgetown;

3/3/49; 320.18610Higgins, Albert William; Williams; 29/3/49;

392.18337Hill, John Leslie; 23 York Street, Northam;

2/2/49; 121.13541Hindge, Leslie Frederick; Fairbairn Road, Bus-

selton; 3/3/49; 325.18607Hodson, Arthur Clarence; Somerville, Kalgoor-

lie; 29/3/49; 389.1824-8Hoffman, William Henry; 67 Loftus Street,

Leeclervihle; 14/1/49; 32.18423Florsman, James Edward; 76 Stone Street, West

Pci-tb; 7/2/49; 207.18250Houston, Ronald Hugh; 58 Davies Road, Clare-

mont; 14/1/49; 34.18471Howe, John William; Bonnie Rock; 8/2/49; 255.18293Howell, James Norman; 38 Margaret Street,

Midland Junction; 14/1/49; 77.18498Hughes, Walter A.; 20 Griver Street, Cottesloe;

2/3/49; 282,18500Hunt, Frederick George; Kuhn; 2/3/49; 284.I 8344Eloskimig, Allan; Beverley; 2/2/49; 128.18608Hnnter, James; Latham; 29/3/49; 390.18330i[mice, Jauies Bernard; Base Flats, South Ter-

race, Fremamitle; 2/2/49; 114.18443Innes, Robert Leonard; 17 Grosvenor Road, Mt.

Lawley; 7/2/4-9; 227.18343Ireland, Stephen John Edward; Kellerberrin;

2/2/49; 127.18559Isaacs, Frederick Augusta; Margaret River;

3/3/49; 343.18547Isaac, Arthur; 9 Johnston Street, Collie;

3/3/49; 331.18509James, Frank Arthur; Boulder Avenue, Bel-

mont; 2/3/49; 293.18432Jauneoy, James; Short Street, Osborne Park;

7/2/49; 216.1832f1Jebb, Philip; Merredin; 2/2/49; 113.18454Jefferson, George; Coogee Beach; 8/2/49; 238.18446Jeifries,- Jack Bernard; 79 Armagh Street, Vic-

toria Park; 7/2/49; 230.18233Johnston, James; 194 Newcastle Street, Perth;

14/1/49; 17.18595--Jones, Arthur; Hand lton Hill; 16/3/49; 379.18420Jones, David; Belmont Avenue, Belmont;

7/2/49; 204.18519Jones, David Victor; Beigravia Street, South

Belmont; 2/3/49; 303.18566Jones, Leo 'Walter; Yarloop; 3/3/49; 350.18591Keay, Ernest Albert; Pingrup; 16/3/49; 375.18334Kelman, John Eric; 1 Cramidon Street, Fre-

mantle; 2/2/49; 118.18277Kendall, Frederick Henry; 3 State Street, Vic-

toria Park; 14/1/49; 61.18251Kimberley, Joseph Edgar; 326 Stim-ling Street,

Perth; 14/1/49; 35.18274King, Albert Charles; 174 Brisbane Street,

Perth; 14/1/49; 58.18518King, John Henmy; 70 Newcastle Road, Mid-

land Jumiction; 2/3/49; 302.18304King, 'Robert Ernest; 153 Scotia Street,

J\rilimna; 14/1/49; 88.18401King, Vivian Ross; 319 Piccadilly Street, Kal-

goos-hie; 7/2/49; 185.1S28-5King, Arthur Edward; 35 Ambrose Street,

Leederville; 14/1/49; 69.18305Kirikos, Con; 295 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie;

14/1/49; 89.18411Konigsberg, William; 37 Hobart S'treet, North

Perth; 7/2/49; 195.18346Kowas, Charles; Mt. Magnet; 2/2/49; 130.18516Krasnostein, Paul; 368 Lord Street, East Perth;

2/3/49; 300.18461Krug, Isreal; 221 Lake Street, Perth; 8/2/49;

245.

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892 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [APRIL 29, 1949.

Reg. No., Issued to, Address, Date Issued, Badge No.18306Kruger, William Richard; Southern Cross;

14/1/49; 90.18585Kurek, Zelman; 300 Fitzgerald Street, West

Perth; 16/3/49; 369.18568Kynwood, Oliver John James; 24 Kimberley

Street, Leederville; 9/3/49; 352.18531Lake, Charles William; Merredin; 3/3/49; 315.18218Lamb, Rayinoud. Bennett; 138 Edinboro

Street, Mt. Hawthorn; 14/1/49; 2.18278Lancett, Thomas; Hale Road, Forrestfield;

14/1/49; 62.18429Landauer, John Louis; 88 Egina Street, Mt.

Hawthorn; 7/2/49; 213.18507Lauder, David; 134 Nimitli Avenue, Maylands;

2/3/49; 291.18377Lauri, John wratsoii; Yeovil Crescent, Bicton;

2/2/49; 161.18565Lawson, Leslie Russell; Yarloop; 3/3/49; 349.18410Lee, Lorenz Alexander; 69 lolanthe Street,

Bassendean; 7/2/49; 194.18553Lee, Percy; Harvey; 3/3/49; 337.18436Lee, William; 146 Roe Street, Perth; 7/2/49;

T20.18426Lees, John; 27 Brisbane Street, Perth; 7/2/49;

210.18232Lehmann, Heruian Ernest; 50 Bourke Street,

Leederville; 14/1/49; 16.18382Lehue, Francis Walter; 190 Hay Street, Kal-

goorlie; 7/2/49; 166.18219Lenson, William Stanford; S5 Mackb Street,

Victoria Park; 14/1/49; 3.18501Leonard, John Edward; Three Springs; 2/3/49;

285.18237Lewis, Ernest; 204 Hay Street, Subiaco;

14/1/49; 21.18582'ind1ey, John Henry; Edna May Hotel,

Westonia; 16/3/49; 366.18260Lister, Angus; 383 Newcastle Street, Perth;

14/1/49; 44.18448Lori, Joseph Charles; Albany Road, Kelmscott;

8/2/49; 232.18370Love, Nathan; Rottnest Island; 2/2/49; 154.18324.Lowe, Dunlop hilton; Jitarnbug; 14/1/49; 108.18408Lynch, John; Kondinin; 7/2/49; 192.18231Lyon, David Bertram McMurray; Hamilton

Street, ueen's Park; 14/1/49; 15.18601Maher, Patrick William; Comet Vale; 29/3/49;

165.18532Maiolo, Ila.rio; Merredin; 3/3/49; 316.18326Maisey, Herbert Charles; King Street, Cool-

gardie; 2/2/49; 110.18307Major, Fergus Stevenson; Leonora; 14/1/49; 9.1.18375Martin, Ernest Albert.; Edeline Road, Spear-

wood; 2/2/49; 159.18557Martin, John James; Slanjimup; 3/3/49 341.18604Martin, Levy Raymond; 4 Kimnherley Street.,

Belmont; 29/3/49; 386.18332Martin, William George; Shalleross Road,

Spearwood; 2/2/49; 116.18366Messenger, Ernest John; 29 Zenobia Street,

Palmyra; 2/2/49; 150.18280Mewhor, George; 102. Nicholson Road, Sub.iaeo;

14/1/49; 64.18358Meyers, Brian Ashley; 56 Perth Road, Albany;

2/2749; 142.18386Middleton, James; 100 Brooknian Street, Kal-

goorlie; 7/2/49; 170.18474Mills, Emanuel; Seventh Road, Armadnle;

8/2/49; 258.18230Mitchell, Ann Eliza; Zante Road, Belmont;

14/1/49; 14.18308Mitchell, Cecil Charles; 213 Hay Street, Kal-

goorlie; 14/1/49; 92.18279Mitchell, James Robert; 11 Beiuiet.t Street,

Perth; 14/1/49; 63.18489Mitchell, John Taylor; 11 Zoe Street, Buiibury;

21/2/49; 273.18395Mitchell, Stanley Bernard; 213 Hay Street.,

Kalgoorlie; 7/2/49; 179.18309Moore, Ernest John; Leomiora; 14/1/49; 93.18310Moretti, Guiseppe; 67 Swan Street, North Fre-

mantle; 14/1/49; 94.18288Morris, Charles George; Furnival Street, Nar-

rogin; 14/1/49; 72.18463Moss, Plulhips Lloyd; 64 Scarborough Beach

Road, North Perth; 8/2/49; 247.18596Moysey, Jack; 4 King Street, Claremont;

16/3/49; 98.

Beg. No., Issued t.o, Addrees, Date Issued, Badge No.18572Muir, Keith; Tuckey Street, Mandurah; 9/3/49;

356.18265Murley, Leslie W.; Kalamunda; 14/1/49; 49.18495Murphy, James; 47 Wood Street, Winte Gum

Valley; 2/3/49; 279.18325McDougall, Donald; Meekntharra; 2/2/49; 109.18440McGregor, James; 310 Aberdeen Street, West

Perth; 7/2/49; 224.18499MeKellar, Ian Hudson; 120 Beaufort Street,

Perth; 2/3/49; 283.18333McMillan, Geo. Albert Edward; Parkiu Street,

Rockiugham; 2/2/49; 117.18405Nicholaidis, Sam; Kondinin; 7/2/49; 189.1S305Norrish, Christopher James; Three Springs;

2/3/49; 289.18339Northey, John Pierce; Morawa; 2/2/49; 123.18569Nottle, Eric G.; Avon Terrace, York; 9/3/49;

353.18594Nut.tall, Leslie Raymond; 122 South Street,

Beaconsfield; 16/3/49; 378.1S480Nuttall, William; 122 South Street, Beacons-

field; 21/2/49; 264.18385O'Neill, Ernest George; Kanowna R.oad, Kal-

goorlie; 7/2/49; 169.18458Ort.on, Leonard Erie William; 32 Murchison

Street, Shenton Park; 8/2/49; 242.18369Ottey, Keith; Frederick Road, Hamilton Hill;

2/2/49; 153.18562Parker, Alfred; Pemberton; 3/3/49; 346.18262Paterniti, Gertano; 77 Garrett Road, Bays-

water; 14/1/49; 46.18451Paterniti, Luigi; 11 William Street, East Guild-

ford; 8/2749; 235.18261Paterniti, Rosario; 77 Garrett Road, Bays-

water; 14/1/49; 45.18452Paterson, Frank; Dowerin; 8/2/49; 236..18335Peake, Ellis James; .19 Mary Street, Fremnantle;

2/2/49; 119.18269Pearl, Benny; 263 Bulwer Street, Perth;

14/1/49; 53.18221Pen,rlman, David; 92 Aberdeen Street, Perth;

14/1/49; 5.18468Pearlman, Isaac Samuel; 124 First Avenue, Mt.

Lawley; 8/2/49; 252.1S525Pearlinan, Joseph; 124 First Avenue, Mt. Law-

hey; 3/3/49; 309.18578Pearson, Albert Edward; Main Camp, Lake-

wood; 16/3/49; 362.1S224Pedretti, William Thomas; 24 Kidson Street,

Harvey; 14/1/49; 8.18490Pemmy, Cyril Michael; 2 Toodyay Road,

Middle Swan; 21/2/49; 214.1S545Pettit, Edward George; Caves Road, Busselton;

3/3/49; 329.1S311Pile, Walter William; Hoover Street, Leouora;

14/1/49; 95.18107Piteher, Gordon Alexander; 33 Anst.ey Street,

South Perth; 25/3/49; 418.18328Podniore, Keith; 16 Arnold. Street, Nurtham;

272/49; 112.18327Podmore, William George; 16 Arnold Street,

Northa.m; 2/2/49; 111.18466Pontague, Frederick James; Mundijong;

8/2/49; 250.18546Porter, Cyril William; Thomas Street, Bussel-

ton; 3/3/49; 330.18456Powe1l, Albert Groves; 467 Hay Street, East

Perth; 8/2/49; 240.18413Pruiti, Francesco Ciarello; 77 Charles Street,

West Perth; 7/2/49; 197.18600Puclsey, James William; 111 Angove Street,

North Perth; 22/3/49; 383.18389; R.awhings, Robert; 104 Lewis Street, .Tcalgoorlie;

7/2/49; 173.18457; Ray, Edward Montague; 50 Gresham Street,

Victoria Park; 8/2/49; 241.18486; Ray, Ernest; 15 Dorothy Street, Fremant,le;

21/2/49; 270.18313; Redfath, James; Norsenian; 14/1/49; 97.18380; Reeves, Alfred Leslie; 10 Finnerty Street, Pro-

mantle; 14/1/49; 164.1.8238; Regali, Italo; 22 Jolm Street, Perth; 14/1/49;

22.18478; Reid, Louis Alfred; Fifth Street, Wanthella;

21/2/49; 262.1.839] ; Renfrey, Edward Stanley; 148 Bourke Street,

Kalgoorlie; 7/2/49; 175.18315; R.ewell, Harry Frederick; Ferinay Street,

Nortlmam; 14/1/49; 99.

Beg. No., Issued to, Addrcs, Date Issued, Badge No.18289; Robertson, Mervyn James; Cue; 14/1/49; 73.18351; Robinson, William; Reedy; 2/2/49; 135.18526; Rock, Patrick Joseph; 203 Pier Street, Perth;

3/3/49; 310.18462; Rosenstoek, Mendel; 24 Marmion Street, North

Perth; 8/2/49; 246.18449; Rosevere, John; 23 Harley Street, Highgate;

8/2/49; 233.18252; Ross, Frederick; 187 Beaufort Street, l'erth;

14/1/49; 36.18421; Ross, Max; 532 William Street, Highgate;

7/2/49; 205.18409; Ross, Jack Samuel; 117 Brooine Street, High-

gate Hill; 7/2/49; 193.18588; Ross, Bernard; 3 View Street, Subiaco;

16/3/49; 372.18419; Russo, Carmelo; 42 Fitzgerald Street, West

Perth; 7/2/49; 203.18481; Ruby, William Osborne; Burracoppin; 21/2/49;

265.18400; Sanders, Richard; Coolgardie Road, Kalgoorlie;

7/2/49; 184.18235; Sazonof, Morris; Beechboro Road, Bayswater;

14/1/49; 19.18460; Scott, Charles Henry; 95 Stirling Street, Perth;

8/2/49; 244.18583; Sermon, Laurence Augustine; Grass Valley;

16/3/49; 367.18253; Sgro, Antonio; 104 Aberdeen Street, Perth;

14/1/49; 37.18254; Sgan, Alexauder; 32 Southport Street, Leeder-

yule; 14/1/49; 38.18589; Shepherd, John Arthur; Victoria Road, Midland

Junction; 16/3/49; 373.18508; Sherriffs, William Davidson; 187 Carr Street,

Leederville; 2/3/49; 292.18368; Sims, Leslie John; Safety Bay; 2/2/49; 152.18347; Sims, William Beval1; Ninth Road, York;

2/2/49; 131.18321; Slavkin, Harry; Avon Terrace, York; 14/1/49;

18322; Slavkin, Israel; Avon Terrace, York; 14/1/49;

18422; Smith, Alfred Charles; 64 Fitzroy Road, Bel-mont; 7/2/49; 206.

18316; Smith, Bernard Desmond; Leonora; 14/1/49;100.

18428; Smith, Dudley Stanley; Scarborough Road,Inaloo; 7/2/49; 212.

18506; Smith, Albert; The Esplanade, Esperance;2/3/49; 290.

18398; Smith, John Urwin; Kanowna. 7/2/49; 182.18584; Smith, Robert; 94 Talbot Street, Norsemnan;

16/3/49; 368.18240; Sorley, Alexander MeG.; 9 Eden Street, Perth;

14/1/49; 24.18376; Southorn, William Augustus; 73 Parry Street,

Perth; 2/2/49; 160.18445; Spagnolo, Antonio; 11 Weilman Street, Guild-

ford; 7/2/49; 229.18472; Spalhioltz, Francis John; Gabbin; 8/2/49; 256.18284; Spark, George Andrew; Hamilton Street,

Queen's Park; 14/1/49; 68.18362; Stephen, William John; Mingenew; 2/2/49; 146.18229; Stockden, Robert Thomas; 111 Augove Street,

North Perth; 14/1/49; 13.18341; Stone, Francis Henry; Morawa; 2/2/49; 125.18256; Street, harry Stanley; 16 Victor Place, Perth

14/1/49; 40.18317; Strudwick, Henry David; Robert Street, Moore

14/1/49; 101.18234; Sturgeon, Francis Cyril Christmas; 121 Govern-

ment Road, Bassendean; 14/1/49; 18.18555; Styles, Ronald Frederick; Manjimup; 3/3/49;

339.18438; Swartz, Samuel; 111 Harold Street, l-Iighgatc

Hill; 7/2/49; 222.18318; Tagliaferri, Guiseppe; Tower Street, Gwahia;

14/1/49; 102.18388; Tarabini, Dominic; Mt. Monger, via Kalgoorhie;

7/2/49; 172.18242; Tate, Alan Leslie; Albany Road, Camsington;

14/1/49; 26.18497; Thomas, George Frederick; 14 Healy Street,

Beaconsfield; 2/3/I9; 281.18590; Thompson, Archibald Alan; 258 Stirling Street,

Perth; 16/3/49; 374.

Beg. No., Issued to, Addrees, Date Issued Badge No.18527; Tilley, Charles Thomas; 44 Redfera Street,

North Perth; 3/3/49; 311.18528; Tilley, Frederick Henry; 44 Redfern Street,

North Perth; 3/3/49; 312.18484; Titterton, Ernest R.; 37 Mandurah Road, South

Frernantle; 21/2/49; 268.18523; Toister, Samuel; 76 Auckland Street, North

Perth; 3/3/49; 307.18263; Tree, Albert Jshn; c/o. Post Office, Waterman's

Bay; 14/1/49; 47.18492; Todd, William Edward James; 50 Franklin

Street, Leederville; 22/2/49; 276.18558; Turner, Alfred Janies; Palgarup; 3/3/49; 342.18378; Turner, Leslie Leonard; Redmoad Road, Hamil-

ton Hill; 2/2/49; 162.18581; Turton, William Robert; Wandering; 16/3/49;

365.18549; Vans, Charles; Hawthorn Avenue, Collie;

3/3/49; 333.18243; Versaci, Luigi; 27 John Street, West Perth;

14/1/49; 27.18475; Waddell, John Murray; 116 Broome Street,

Highigate; 8/2/49; 259.18570; Wake, Gilbert Janies; Quairading; 9/3/49; 354.18355; Walker, Felix Arthur; Newdegate; 2/2/49;

139.18540; Wallace, James; Bunbury; 3/3/49; 324.18554; Walters, Norman; Roy Street, Harvey; 3/3/49;

338.18534; Ward, Gordon James; Mornington Mill; 3/3/49;

318.18563; Wanrilow, John Henry; Warooaa; 3/3/49: 347.18439; Waterland, Arthur; 30 Museum Street, Perth;

7/2/49; 223.18357; Watson, Thomas; Johnstoue Street, Wagin;

2/2/49 141.18349; WattS, Ernest Alfred Patullo; Dwellingup;

2/2/49; 133.18352; Weeks, Arthur Worland; Sandstone; 2/2/49;

136.18575; Wellington, William; Yarloop; 9/3/49; 359.18425; Wellington, John B.; 104 First Avenue, Mt.

Lawley; 7/2/49; 209.18290; Wells, Clarence A.; 9 Weldon Street, Bellevue;

14/1/49; 74.18257; Wende, Zelid; 111 Alma Road, North Perth;

14/1/49; 41.18371; Wesley, Evan Ernest; 133 South Street, South

Fremnantle; 2/2/49; 155.18467; West, George; 9 James Street, Perth; 8/2/49;

251.18488; Western, Willard; Wongan Hills; 21/2/49;

272.18510; Weston, Henry ;Walebing; 2/3/49; 294.18418; White, William; 5 Hovea Terrace, South Perth;

7/2/49; 202.18319; Wilkie, Alexander David; Trayning; 14/1/49;

103.18342; Williams, George Maurice; Kellerberrin;

2/2/49; 126.18538; Williams, Percy John; Forrest Street, East Bun-

bury; 3/3/49; 322.18513; Wilson, Arthur George; 22 Mengler Avenue,

Claremont- 2/3/49; 297.18356; Wilson, John Albert; Lake Grace; 2/2/49; 140.18453; Wilson, John; 114 Parry Street, East Perth;

8/2/49; 237.18537; Wilson, Albert; Jayes Road, Bridgetown;

3/3/49; 321.18223; Withnell, Frederick Stewart; 25 Kalgoonlie

Street, Mt. Hawthorn; 14/1/49; 7.

18482; Woodcock, John Wilfred; Hampton Road,Northaniptou; 21/2/49; 266.

18477; Wright, Percival James; 82 Armadale RoadBelmont; 8/2/49; 261.

18579; Yakich, Maurice ; Main Camp, Lakewood;16/3/49 363.

18599; Youngs, Gordon Ashton; 990 Albany Road, Vic-toria Park; 22/3/49; 382.

18275; Zeris, Tom; 43 Charles Street, West Perth;14/1/49 59.

18338; Zines, Abrahamn; 132 Chidlow Street, Northam;2/2/49; 122.

18539; Zaknic, Peter; Clarke Street, South Bunbury;3/3/49; 323.

J. DOYLE,25/4/49, Commissioner of Police.

APRIL 29, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W,A. 893


GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioued allotments of land will beoffered for sale at public auction on the dates and atthe places specified below, under the provisions of theLaud Act, 1933-194S, and its regulations:-

CARNAR V ON.

4th May, 1949, at 11 a.m., at the Court House-Ca1.aarvoa__*Sub. 17, 4a. 3r. 36p., £20; *Sub 79,

4a. 3r. 36p., £20; *417, 4a. lr. 17p., £10.

COLLIE.

4th May, 1949, at 11 am., at the Court House-Collie-Towit (805, ii'. 2p., £40.

(Darkan__*1T145, 4a. ir. 34p., £15.

NARROGIN.5th May, 1949, at 12 noon, at the 4ovei'nment Land

Agency-Kondinin-Town (b) 60, ir. 161)., £50.

(b) Subject to payment for improvements valued at£20.

for cultivation.

Sections 21 and 22 of the regulations do not apply.

Subject to truncation of corner, if necessary.

JAll marketable timber is reserved to th Crown.All improvements on the land offered for sale are

the property of the Crown, and shall be paid for usthe Minister may direct, whose valuation shall befinal and binding on the purchaser.

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at tIns office and the offices of the variousGovernment Land Agents. Land sold to a depth of 200feet below the natural surface, except in mining dis-tricts, where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet or 20feet only.

I-I. S. FRANCIS,Acting Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned leases have been cancelled undersection 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1948, owing to lion-payment of rent or other reasons:-

Name, Lease, District, Reasosi, Corr. Plan.Crimp, B. F. .J.; 68/2792; Ninghan 3240;

£32 8s. Sd.; 3922/30; 87/80.Ding, L. W.; 3117/2624; Reedy 241; £2 Os. 2d.;

533/39; Reedy Towusite,Etherton, B. R.; 338/3617; Chidlow 173; abandoned;

1393/12; Chidlow Townsite.Etherton, B. R.; 338/3663; Chidlow 172; abandoned;

1886/48; Chidlow Townsite.Gaibraith, W.; 3117/2008; Norseman 960; £5 lOs. 2d.;

2264/34; Norseman Towusite.King, H. B.; 39002/55; Jilbadji 10; £123 Os. 7d.;

847/22; 24/80 O.D.1.King, L. E. S.; 39209/55; .Jilbadji 18; £223 4s. Sd.;

2717/22; 24/80.Layton, S.; 3117/2015; Reedy 103; abandoned;

652/35; Reedy Townsite.Melnerney, V. E.; 4689/153; Boulder 575; £1 lOs.;

11328/99; Boulder Townsitc Sheet 2.Nieholls, V. M.; 3117/1942; Norseman 1029;

£1 lOs.; 2296/34; Norseman Towusite.Surtees, C.: 40760/55; Victoria 4439; abandoned;

7249/23; 89/80 E.1.Taylor, I. M.; 3117/1610; Norseman 1035; £1 Os.;

544/36; Norseman Townsite.Yewers, M. E.; 342/1239; Greenmount 2; conditions;

640/33; Greenmount Central.H. S. FRANCIS,

Actissg Under Secretary for Lands.

RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 13th April, 1949.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to set apart as Public Reserves thelaud described in the Schedule below for the psirposestherein set forth.

905/3 6.ESPERANCE.-No. 22859 (Railway Water Supply),

location No. 1393 (:5a. Or. lip.). (Plan 423CD/20.)1420/49.GOOMALLIN C-No. 22911 (Hallsite-R.S.S. and

A.I.L.A.), lots No. 115 and 116 (2r. 3lp.). (PlanCoomalling Townsite.)

1319/46.MANJIMIJP.-No. 22916 (Rest Park), lot No. 473

(about fr. 2Op.). (Plan Majiinnp Townsite).191 8/0 6.WAROONA.No. 229] 7 (Rubbish Depot), lot No.

364 (about 6a.). (Plan Waroona Townsite.)1226/49.ALBAN IT-No. 2291S (Water Supply Purposes), lot

No. 906 (about lip.). (Plan Albany Sheet 4.)440 5/48.CORR.IGIN.-No. 22919 (Recreation), lot No. 250

(about in.). (Plasi Corrigin rfowilsite.)165 1/4 9.BILBARITN.-No. 22920 (Rest Rooni - Country

Women's Association), lot No. 1 (39.9p.). Plan Bil-harm Townsite.)

754/3 7.AVON-No. 22921 (Conservation of Flora) bc. No.

1i417 (lS33a.). (Plan 25/SO Bi.)4054/95.MFCKERING.-No. 22922 (Road Board Depot), lot

No. 358 (2r. lip.). (Plan Meckering Townsite.)5631/12.KULIKUPP.-No. 22923 (Hallsite), lots Nos. 35

and 36 (2r.). (Plan Kuhikupp Towusite.)6 154/48.MIJRADUP.-No. 22924 (Church Site-Roman

Catholic), lot No. 40 (lr. l6p.). (Plan Muradup'fownsite.)

35.52/48.SUSSEX.-No. 22925 (Pine Plantation), be. No.

2269 (SOa. 3r. 32p.). (Plan 413B/4O E2.)695/49.MOSMAN PARK-No. 22926 (Park), lot No. 338

(is. Or 7.2p.). (Diagram OP. 5273, Plan Cottesloc.)

H. S. FRANCIS,Acting linGer Secretary for Lands.

AMENDMENT OF RESERVES.3313 (near Esperanec), 10386 (Waroona), 10537

(Gooinalhing) , 10891 (Siaradup), 11325 (Albany),14141 (Kulikap) -

Departisient of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 13th April, 1949.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeeii pleased to approve, under section 37 of the LandAct, 1933-1946, as follows:-

Cones. No. 905/36-Of the boundaries of reserve3313 (Quarry) being amended by the excision of Es-perance Location 1393; and of the area being reducedto 11 acres i rood 2 perches accordingly. (Plan 423CD/2O.)

Cosres. 1918/06-Of the boundaries of reserve 10386(Gravel) being aniended. by the excision of WaroonaLot 364; and of the area being reduced to 9 acres 3rools 9 perches accordingly. (Plan Waroona Town-site.)

Cones. 1420/49-Of the boundaries of reserve 10537(Excepted for Sale) being anieaded by the excision ofGoonialhing Lots 115 and 116 (Plan Goomalhing Town-site.)

Conies. 6154/48-Of the boundaries of reserve 10891(Excepted from Sale) being amended by the eXciSionof Muradup Lot 40. (Flail Muradup Townsite.)

Corres. 1226/49-Of the boundaries of reserve 11325(Railway) being amended by the excision of AlbanyLot 906. (Plan Bunhury Sheet 4.)

Corres. 5631/12-Of the boundaries of reserve 14141(Excepted from Leasing and Occupation) being amend-ed by the excision of Knlikup Lot 35. (Plait KnlikupTownsite.)

H. S. FRANCIS, -

Acting Under Secretary for Lands.

CANCELLATION OF RESERVES.15609 (Bilbarin) and 17559 (Mt. Barker).

Department of Lands and Surveys.Perth, 13th April, 1949.

HIS Excellency tile Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve, under section 37 of theLaud Act, 1933-1948, as follows:-

Corres. No. 2966/14Of tile cancellation of reserve15609 (Bilbarin Lots 1 and 2), ''Hotel Site.'' (PlanBilbarin Towasite.)

Corres. 5534/10Of the cancellation of Reserve17559 (Plautagenet Location 3191), ''Quarry(Gravel).'' (Plan 445/SO B4.)

II. S. FRANCIS,Acting Under Secretary for Lands.

'rilE BUSI-1 THUdS ACT, 1937-1918.Gnowangerup Road Board.

Bush Fire BrigadeBy-Laws.WHEREAS by the Blisil Fires Act, 1931-48 tile roodboard of any district is empowered to make, alter andrepeal by-laws, in pursuance of tile said powers theby-laws made by the Gnowangerup Road Board Oil,

the 7th day of November, 1941, and published in tileGoeel-nrncnt Gazette on the 13th day of February, 1942,are hereby amended by deleting therefrom all thewords in paragraph 9 thereof under the heading of

Mcetillgs of Brigade' ' 011(1 substituting the followingparagraph:

(9) Meetings of Bush Fire Brigades appointed bythe Gnowangerup Road Board shall be held whendeemed necessary by the Board.

Passed at a uleetiug of tile Gnosvangerup RoadBoard held 011 16th day December, 1948.

D. K. HOUSE,Chairma ii,

W. J. CUNEO,Secretary.

Approved. by I-1i Iilxcellcucy the overnor uIExecutive Council, tins 13th day of April, 1949.

R. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

THE BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937-1948.Apponit.lndnt of Bush Fire Control Officers.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 29th April, 1949.

Corres. 977/41.IT is hereby notified for general information that theunderuientioned Road Board has appointed tile follow-ing Bush Fire Control Ofiiccrs in its Distrfict:-

Road Board and Control Officers.Collie; Bevan, M. P., and Johnson, A. S. D.

H. S. FRANCIS,Acting Under Secretary for Lands.

BUSH FIRES ACT, 193 7-1948.By-laws of the Wongan-Balliclu Road Board relating

to tile Establishment, Maintenance and Equipmentof Bnsh Fire Brigades for the Road District orany part of the Road District of Wongan-Bahhdu.

Establishment of Brigade.1. (a) On the resolution of the Board to establish,

maitai and equip a Bush Fire Brigade undei- theprovisions of the Bush Fires Act, 1937-1948, and regu-lations thereunder, tile brigade shall be formed inaccordance with these by-laws; and a name shall hegiven to the brigade and application accompanied bythe resolution of the Board forming tile brigade shallbe made to the Minister for Loads for its registrationaccordingly.

(h) A bush die brigade may be established fm thewhole of the road disti-ict or for any specified al-enthereof.

Appointment of Officers.The Board shall appoint a captain, a first lieu-

tenant, a second lieutenant and such additional lieu-tenants as it shall deem necessary to act as officers ofthe brigade, and who, iii the Board's opinion, have thenecessary qualification and knowledge of the districtrequired in such capacities.

The Secretary of the Boal-d or sucil other personIS the Board ma appoint, shall be the secretary of thebrigade.

The Board may appoint an equipment offleer whoshall be i-esponsible for tlle custody and maintenancein good order and condition of all equipulent and ap-pliaiices acquired by the Board for the purposes of thebrigade. Sucil officer may statioll sucil equipment ata depot approved by the captain where, if possible,niotoi- trucks can easily be called upon. If there aremore than one such depots in the area, the equipmentofficer shall appoint at each depot a person to lookafter the equipment and have it ready for immediateuse when required.

The Board shall appoint bush fire coiltrOl officers111 accordance with the requirements of the district andmay prescribe the area over which each such officershall have jurisdi(1tion. Thn eml)oyinent1, dismissalaiicl payment for services of persolls (other than officers)employed for duties under tllis Act, shall be vested in theci,airman and secretary of tile Boaid conjointly.

Duties of Officers.The duties of all officers appointed under these

by-laws shlall be as laid down ill the provisions of theBush Fires Act, 1937-1948, and each officer so appointedshall be supplied with a copy of the Act and regulations.Tue captain shall have full c'ontl-ol over tile mnelnbersof tile Brigade whilst engaged ill fire fighting alid shallissue instructions as to the metllods to be adopted bytile firemen. Ill tIle absence of the captain, the firstlieutenant; and ill the absence of the first, tile SecoildlIeutenant 01' sellior officer of the Brigade present attile fire sllall exercise all the power and duties of thecaptain. The captain shall when so directed by theBoard instinct all land owners or occupiers to plougha break or breaks on all cleared land oi land underilast nrc.

Menlbel'Ship of Brigade.(1) The membership of a bush fire brigade may

colisist of the following:Subscribing members,fire fighting menibers, andassociate members.

(2) Subscribing members shall be those persons who,being interested in forwarding the objects of tile Bri-gade, pay all annual subscription to time funds of thebrigade at the following 1-ates

Owner or occupier of hand within theBrigade areaminimum subscrip-tion of - - . - - - - -

Other pci-soilsa milnmum suhscrip-tiomi of - - - - - -

(3) Fire fighting members shall be those persons,being able-bodied men over 18 years of age who arewilling to render service at any hush fire when calledupon, and, who sgn an undertaking in the form con-tahicd ill the First Schedule to these by-laws.

(4) Associate menlbers shall be those persons who arewilling to supply fl-ce motor transport for fire fightersOl equpule1It, or are prepared to render other approvedassistallee, amid wimo sign an undertaking in the formcolitailled in the Second Schlednle to these by-laws.

(5) No fees or subscriptions silall be payable eitherby fire fighting lnemnbers or associate members, and theelirohilleut of pei'sons as snch members shall in everycase be subject to the approval of tile Board.

(6) A subscribing nlernber shall be eligible foi' elll'Oh-nient as a fire fighting member.

Finance.S. The expenditure incurred by tile Board in the

purchase of equipmneilt, etc., payment for selvices andgenerally for tIle pni-poses of this Act, shall be acllarge on the ordinary revenue of tile Board, but thesecretary shall keep a sepaiate record of the expendi-ture incurred under this Act.

APRIL 29, l94iL] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 895

s. d.

10 0

50

Meetings of Brigade.9. As considered necessary.

These by-laws under the Bush Fires Act, 1937-1948,were passed by a resolution of the Wongan-Ballidu RoadBoard. (a local authority under the provisions of thesaid Act) at a meeting held at Wongan Hills onJanuary 14, 1949.

J. PATTERSON,Chairman.

C. THOMSON,Secretary.

First Schedule.FORM OF ENROLMENTFIRE FIGHTING

MEMBER.I, the undersigned, hereby make application to be

enrolled as a fire-fighting member of theBush Fire Brigade.

My private address isMy business address isI can be communicated with by telephone No.If needed, I can provide my ow-n transport to the

scene of any outbreak. (Tins line to be struck out ifnot applicable.)

I hereby declare that I am over 18 years of age, andin good health.

On election by the committee as a fire-fighting mem-bar, I hereby undertake-

To promote the objects of the Brigade as faras shall be in my power.

To be governed by the provisions of the Con-stitution and sucb by-laws and regulations as mayfrom time to tim& be made thereunder.

To usc my best endoavours to give assistancein fire fighting measures when called upon, and onsuch occasions to obey all orders and instructionsissued by duly autliorised officers of the Bi-igade.

Applicant's SignatnreDate

Second Schedule.FORM OF ENROLMENTASSOCIATE MEMBER.

I, the undersigned, hereby make application for enrol-ment as an associate member of theBush Rho Brigade.

(a) I am prepared to offer to transport fire fightingmenibers and/or equipment to the scene of any out-break when called upon. I have a motor vehicle of thefollowing typo available for suchPu1TOSe.

(h) I am prepared to offer my services in the follow-ing capacity

(Paragraph (a) or (b) above may be struck out ifeither does not apply.)

My private address isMy business address isI can be communicated witis by telephone No.On election as an associate member by time committee

I hereby undertake-To promote the objects of the Brigade as fm as

shall he in my power.To be governed by the provisions of time constitu-

timi and such by-laws and regulations as may fromtime to time he made thereunder.

To use my best endeavours to aesist in fire sup-pression work in the above capacity when called upon

Applicanct 's SignatnreDate

Apps-oved by His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil, 13th Api-il, 1949.

R. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 13th April, 1949.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theunclermcntioiied lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by public auction, as provided bytime Land Act, 1933-1948, at time following upsetplices

Applications to he lodged at Perth.2966/14.BILBARINTown 2, £15.5031/96, Vol. 2.CAPELSubnrbau for Cultivation, Sub. 71, £20.6225/09, Vol 5.

DENMARKTown 774 to 779 inclusive, £50 each;772 and 773, £45 each; 761 to 763 inclusive and 766to 771 inclusive, £40 each.

942/49.MOUNT HELENASuburban for Cultivation 114,

£15.

263/40, Vol. 2.SWAN LOCATIONSTown 4745 and 4756, £35 and

£15 respectively.Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referred

to are now obtainable at this office and the offices ofthe various Government Land Agents.


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING CROWN LAND.Adjoining Wellington Location 2056

at MeAlinden.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 12th April, 1949.Corres. 6942/22.

APPLICATIONS are invited for the leasing of thetwo areas of Crown land adjoining Wellington Location2056, as described in the Schedule hereunder.

These areas ale available for leasing, under section116 of the Land Act, 1933-1948, for grazing purposesfor a term of one year at the rentals stated iu theSchedule hereunder; such leases are renewable at thewill of the Minister for Lands and subject to the fol-lowing eouditions :-

The right of access is reserved to any holder ofa permit to remove timber from the areas.

No compensation will be paid for any improve-ments effected by the lessees and existing at the expira-tion or caches determination of the lease.

Applications, accompanied by one-half year's rent,imiust be lodged at this office on or before the 4th May,1949.

All applications lodged On or before such date willbe treated as having been received on the closing date,and if there are more applicants than one for eitherarea, the application to be granted will he determinedby the Land Board.

II. S. FRANCIS,Acting Under Sec.i-etary for Lands.

Schedule.

The Crown land, containing about 1,800 acres,bounded on the Westward by State Forest No. 26, onthe Northward by the Northernmost boundary of latePastos-al Lease 3828/93, on the Eastward by the CollieHives-, and on the Southward by Wellington Locations4491 and 2056, and the proloisgation Westward of theNorthern boundary of the latter locationRental, £15.

The Crown laud, containing about 450 acres,bounded on the Westward by a one-chain road along theEastern boundary of Location. 2488, on the Northwardand Eastward by boundaries of Location 2056, and onthe Southward 1y a one-chain road. along the Northernboundaries of locations 4487 and 4414.Rental, £4.

(Plans 414B/40, Fl and 415A/40, Al.)


LAND ACT, 1933-1948.

(Section 89A.)Farm Reconstruction Areas.

illS Excellency the Governor in Council has beenpleased, under the provisions of section 89A of theLand Act, 1933-1948, to define and set apart the landsdescribed in the first and second schedules hereto as''Farm Reconstruction Areas.''

First Schedule.(Unencumbered Lands.)

Corres., District, Locations, Plan, Former Lease.5590/46; Niughan; 582 and 385; 65/80 D3; 19984/68.107/49; Roe; 207S; 375/SO BC1 and 2; -.4301/46; Yilgarn; 978; 36/SO B1; 22909/68.

Second Schedule.(Lands subject to Section 67 of the Rural and

Industries Bank Act, 1944.)The Commissioners of the Rural and Industries Bank

of Western Australia have given notice in writing tothe Minister for Lands on the dates shown hereunderthat they are unable to sell the lands specified andtheir interest therein is hereby determined.

Corres., District, Locations, Plan, Former Lease,Date of Bank's Notice.

2523/48; Fitzgerald; 318 and 325; 402/80 AB1;348/628; 22/3/1949.


LAND ACT, 1933-1946.War Service Land, Settlement Agreement Act, 1945.

l'l' is hereby notified that tli 'land set out in theSchedule hereunder has been set apart for developmentas holdings for disposal under the War Service LandSettlenicut Agreement Act to eligible pemnomis exclusively.

0. K. BARON IFAY,Chairman,

Land Settlement Board.

Schedule.

SUBURBAN LAND.Department of Lands and Surveys.

Perth, 13th April, 1949.

Corres. 263/40.IT is hereby notified for general information thatHis Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve, under section 10 of the LandAct, 1933-1948, of Swan Locations 4745 and 4756 beingset apart as Suburban Land. (Plan 1D/2ONE.)


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTIONIT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1948, and theregulations appertaining thereto, subject to the pre-visions of the said Act, and also to the provisions of theLand Alienation Restriction Act, 1944.

Applications ,nust be lodged 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 been received on the closing day, andif there are more applicants than one for any block, theapplication to be granted will be detero'ined by the LandBoard. Should any lands remain unselected, such willcontinue available until applied for or otherwise dealtwith.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, time appli-cants for the blocks will be duly notified of the date,time, 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.

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

All marketable timber, including sandalwood andmallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the provisionsof clause 18 of the regulations.

The term ''Member of the Forces,'' where appearingin any notice published hereunder, shall be deemed tohave the meaning as is specified in section 2 of the LandAlienation Restriction Act, 1944, that is to say, ''Mem-ber of the Forces'' means a person who' is or has been,a member of the Naval, Military or Air Forces of HisMajesty the King during any period in which HisMajesty is or has been engaged in war.

THE SCHEDULE.WEDNESDAY, 4th MAY, 1949.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Kojonup District (about 8 miles North-West of

Boscahel).Corr. No. 3637/18. (Plans 409D/40, A4, 416A/40, Al.)Locations 4578, 4579, 4580, 5177, 5179, 5180, 5181,

5182, 5183, 5184, end 6500, containing 329a. lr. 29p.,330a. lr. 8p., 335a. Or. l3p., 43Oa. 2i'. 13p., 45,2'a. lr.l7p., 452a. 3r. 32p., 456a. lr. 7p., 457a. Or. 14p., 453a.3r. lGp., 452a. 2r. 2p., and 849a. 2r. Op., respectively,all at ls. 6d. per acre; classifications pages 3 and 5 of3637/18; subject to payment for improvements, if any,and to poison conditions. Previous Gazette notice con-cerning these locations is hereby cancelled.

Kojonup District (about 4 miles North of Boscabel).Corr. No. 542/36. (Plan 416A/40, Bl.)Locations 6105, 3673, 3674, 3675, 3676 and 3678,

containing 562a. lr. 3p., 500a., 498a. lr. 5p., 499a.Or. 2lp., 294a. 2r,. SOp. and 143a. Or. 5p., respectively allat ls. 9d. per acre; classification page 14 of 2596/18;subject to poison and timber conditions and exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation. Previous Gazette notieie concerning these loca-tions is hereby cancelled.

FarmNO

District. Location or Lot No.Approx.

AreaSub-ject toSurvey.

Plan.

.A135e Melbourne .... Portion 921, being partof each or Lots M403and M404

2499 58/80

A405b Williams .... 13957 (formerly 7077),8436, 8473, 8670,9333, 11108, 11109,11111, 14093, Portion7075, Portion 7076

2400 408/80

A484a Williams ...,

Dumberning

216, 476, 1278, 1279,1594, 1595, 1598,1729, 1730, 2111,2113, 2593, 2642,4506, 6398, 6986,8292, 14247

Portion 23

2230 385D/4o

A484b Williams ....Dumberning A.A.

15422, 24, 30, 33, 34, 179,

196, 197, 207, 211,212, 214, 215, 219,223, Portion 23, Por-tion 29

2560 385D/40

A593a Avon ..,.... 17647, 19503, 21821,21822, 21823, Por-tion 19504

2070 377/80

A603a Williams .... 343, 959, 989, 090,1483, 2441, 2085,4457, 6589, 7978,Portion 884, Portion7632, Portion 10626

2276 409D/40

A643 Williams ....

Wiekepin A.A.

791, 873, 1418, 1419,1420, 1480, 2442,7569, 7591, 10228,Portion 786, Portion792, Portion 1737

54, 55, 290, Portion 231

2448 378C/40

APIIIL 29, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 897

Icojonup District (about 6 miles South of Balgarup).Corr. No. 3593/45. Plans 437A/40, 02, 437B/40,

D2.)Location 8140, containing 44a. 2r. 22p., at 4s. Gd.

per acre; classification 218, Sheet 1; subject to paymentfor improvements, if any, and to timber conditions;being H. I. Craig's forfeited lease 347/4079.

Nelson District (abont 5 miles East of Nannnp)Corr. No. 2.513/29. (Plan 439A/40, C2.)Locations 11067 and 11531, containing 201a. Or, 13p.,

at lOs. per acre; subject to timber conditions, to pay.meat for improvements, if any, and to conditions go'-erning selection in this district; exempt from road ratesfor two veers from date of approval of application.Previous Gazetfe notice concerning these locations ishereby cancelled.

Nelson District (abont 6 miles South of Kim5).Selection restricted to inembcrs of the Forces.

Coi'i'. No. 4101/13. (Plan 414D/40, C4.)Location 3463, containing 87a., at us, per acre,

subject to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness,to timber conditions, and to deviation of a road; beingF. Tutton 's forfeited lease 33520/55.

Ninghau District (abont 10 miles South of Wialki).Corr. No. 1765/29. Plans 66/80, E4, 55/SO, El.)Locations 3031 and 3448, containing 2,325a. 3i'. 2p.,

at is. Gd. per acre; classification page 17 of 2643/28;subject to Rural ansi Industries Banic indebtednessbeing T. A. Hall's forfeited leases 68/1687 and 74/740.

Plantagenet Distrirt (about 16 miles East of Mt.Barker).

Corr. No.5302/46. (Plan 451/80, DEl.)Location 5107, containing about 37Oa.; subject to

survey, classification, pricing, and to payment for im-provements; being S. A. Watson's cancelled application.

WEDNESDAY, 11th MAY, 1949.SCHEDULE.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Wellington District (about 6 miles South-West of

Cordering).Comm. No. 1720/49, (Plan 451A/40.C1.)Location 3753, containing 1,840 acres, 0 roods, 6

perches, and the portion of location 4004, containingabout 450 acres, situated in Square 0.1 of Plan415A/40; priced at 4e. per acre; classifications pages26 of 4514/24 and 12 of 2073/29; subject to timberconditions. Previous Gazette notice concerning this areais hereby cancelled.

WEDNESDAY, 18th MAY, 1949.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about 3 miles South-West of 'randagiiiSiding).

0cm]'. No. 269/44. (Plan 24/80, C4.)Location 19115, containing l,975a. 3r. SOp., at 4s.

pes' acre; classification page 26 of 3714/10, Vol. 5; sub-,jeet to exemption from road rates for tivó years fromdate of approval of application and to timber condi-tions; being F. W. Stockden 's forfeited lease 347/3686.

Kojonup District (about 10 miles North of Borden).Comr. No. 1668/38. (Plan 435/80, Al.)Location 8150, containing 293a. 3r. 131)., at 2s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 9 of 1668/38; subjeet topayment for improvenients, if any, ansi to timber andpoison conditions. The previous Gazette notice concern-ing this location is hereby cancelled.

Nelson District (about 6 miles West of Boynp Brook).Corr. No. 4229/48. (Plan 415D/40, A4.)Locations 11310 and 11312, containing lOOa. Or. 4p.

each, at Os. 6d. tier acre; classifications pages 66 and 67of 125/24; enbject to exemption from road rates fortwo o-ears troni date of approval of application asid totiiiibci' conditions; being K. S. hackett's forfeited lease365/1166.

Niiiglman District (about 4 miles South of Mollerin.)Curr. No. 1224/26. (Plan 65/80, F3.)Locations 756 and 757, containing 871a. and 883a.

rrsprc'tivc]y, at 4s. pci' acre; classifications pages 6 of5615/25 aimfi 63 of 1224/26 respectively; subject topaynlelit for improvements and to exemption fromroad rates for two years from (late of approval ofapplication. The previous Gazette notice concerningthese locations is hereby cancelled.

Oldfield District (about 10 miles \rorthi5\rest ofRaven sth orp e.)

Corm. No. 5725/21. (Plan 415/80, E4.)Location 41, containing 999a., at 6s. Gd. per acre;

classification page 14 of 311/15; subject to payment forimprovements, if any, and to mining and timber condi.tions. The previous Gazctfc notice concerning this loca.tion is hereby cancelled.

Plantagenet District (near Mt. Barker).Open under Part V., Section 53.

Corm. No. 5534/19. (Plan 445/80, B4.)Location 3191, containing about 4a. Or. 29p.; subject

to classification, pricing amid any necessary survey;available to adjoining holders only.

Plantageact District (5 miles North-East of Kordabup).Con'. No. 3990/48. (Plan 452D/40, C4.)Location 4225, containing 220a. Or. 30p., at lie. Gd.

pci' acre (including survey fee).

Plantagenet District (3 miles North of Taylor Inlet.)Comm. No. 4267/48. (Plan 451/80, E4.)Tue Crown land, containing about 290 acres, bounded

by lines starting at a point on the Eastern boundary oflocation 2516 situate 40 chains North of its South-Eastern corner and extending East 45 chains; thenceSouth about 65 chains to the Northern side of a sur-veyed road; thence Westward along the said Northernside to a point in prolongation Southward of the Easternboundary of location 2516 aforesaid; thence Northwardalong said prolongation and tIme Eastern boundary oflocation 2516 to the starting point. Subject to survey,classification and pricing.

14cc District (about 7 miles South-East of Pedemah).Corr. No. 4144/28. (Plan 376/80, F2.)Location 1715, containing 3,G22a. Sr. 8p., at 3s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 9 of 4570/27; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application. The previous Gazette n;otic'econcerning this location is hereby cancelled.

Sussex District (4 miles East of Walburra).Corr. No. 5455/22'. (Plan 413D/40, C4.)Location 2576, containing 2O5a. Or. 321).; subject to

classification and pricmg.

Wellington District (near Dum'anillin).Comm. No. 3974/is. (Plan 4100/40, E4.)Location 45G7, containing about 2Oa., at Os. Gd. per

acme ; subject to survey; available to adjoining' holdersonly.

\irilhiams District (about 6 miles South of Tincurrin).Comm. No. 3047/17. (Plan 386D/4O, B3.)Location 5819, centaining 32Sa. Or.; classification page

S of 3047/17; subject to pricing and to payment forimprovements; being J. A. Pollard's forfeited lease10810/68.


Willianis District (about 10 miles North of Kuring'up).Corr. No. 1136/23. (I'lan 407/80, B2 and 3.)Locations 11486 and 12863, containing 1,720a., at lOs.

6d. per acre; classification page 2 of 2277/14; subject toRural and Industries Bank indebtedness and to a crop-ping lease which expires on 28th February, 1250. Tueprevious Gazette notice concerning these locations ishereby cancelled.

Wjllja]ils District (about 31, miles South-East ofHiliman).

Corr. No. 9031/19. (Plans 410B/40, F2, 4100/40, F3.)Location 12103, containing 8Sa. Or. 10p., at Os. per

acre; classification page 11 of DC 31/19; SLibjeCt totimber conditions, to payment for improvements, if any,and to exemption from road rates for two years fromdate of approval of application; being F. J. Horwood 'sforfeited lease 12529/68.


LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASiNG.Under Part VI. of the Land Act, 1933-1948.

WEDNESDAY, 1st JUNE, 1949.Eastern Divisjon-Nabbemu District.

Corres. No. 6110/2.5. (Plan 52/300.)IT is hereby notified for general information that theland contained within late pastoral lease 395/611(Coombawon Station) formerly held by B. F. Arm-strong and comprising 99,988 acres, will be re-availablefor pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, let June, 1949subject to payment for improvements.

Eucla Division, Nuyts District.Corres. No. 1721/31. Plan 27/300.

IT is hereby notified for general information that theland contained in late pastoral lease 393/436 formerlyheld by H. Graham and comprising 19,709 acres to-gether with an area of about 10,000 acres situated in-mediately South of the above lease, will be re-availablefor pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 1st June, 1949;subject to payment for improvements.

WEDNESDAY, 13th JULY, 1949.Kimnberley Division-Fitzroy District.

Corres. No. 2567/30. (Plan 135/300.)IT is hereby notified, for general information, that timeland contained within la'te Pastoval Lease 396/568,formerly held by C. Dempstcr, comprising an area of52,000 acres, will be re-available for pastoral leasingas from Wednesday, 13th July, 1949; subject to pay-ment for imnprovenients, if any.


PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS.Tenders, closing at Perth, 2.30 p.m., Tuesday on dates

mentioned hereunder, are invited for time following:-Work.-Moora Police Station-Additions (10121)

3rd May, 1949; conditions may be seen at the Contrac-tors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Moora Police Station,on and after 20th April, 1949.

Work.-Barbalin Pumpers' Quarters - Erection(10422) ; 3rd May, 1049; conditions may he seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and 5[erredin, andPolice Station, Trayning, on and after 20th April, 1949.

Work.-Soutliern Cross School and Quarters-Sewer-age (10423) ; 3rd May, 1949; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Slerredin,and Mining Registrar's Office, Southern Cross, on andafter 20th April, 1949.

Work.-Merredin Hospital-Removal of Buildingsfrom Westonia (10424) ; 3rd May, 1949; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth,and Merredin, on and after 20th April, 1949.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 899

\Vork.-West Nortliarn School-New Store and Wood-shed (10425) ; 3rd May, 1949; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and WaterSupply Office, Northam, on and after 20th April, 1949.

Work.-Northiamn Police Station-Alterations (10427)3rd May, 1949; conditions may be seen at the Contrac-tors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Water Supply Office,Nortlmamu, on and after 20th April, 1949.

\Vork.-Greenniount School Quarters-Repairs andRenovations (10428) ; 3rd. May, 1949; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on andnfler 20th April, 1949. -

\Vo rk-Mmndaring School and Quarters-New La-tines and Sewerage (10430); 3rd May, 1949; coadi-ho,,5 may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, on and after 20th April, 1949.

lVork.-Boyup Brook-Erection uf New- ConsolidatedSchool (10413); 10th May, 11149; conditions may bcseen at the Contractors' Rooni, P.'\VD., Perth, and Bun-bury, and Policc Station, Bovup Brook, on and after20th April, 1949.

\Vork.-\Vittenoom Gorge School-Removal from\\riluna (10431); 10th May, 1949; conditions may beseen, at tile Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, andGem'aldton; Engineer's Quarters, Wittenoom Gorge, andPolice Station, Port Hedland, on and after 26th April,1949.

Work-Northampton Police Station-Water SupplyInstallation (10432) ; 10th May, 1949; conditions mayhe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, andGeraldton, and Police Station, Northampton, on andafter 26th April, 1949.

Wrork._000row School-Repairs and Renovations(10433) ; 10th May, 1949; conditions may he seen attile Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Police Sta-tion, Carnamah, on and after 26th April, 1949.

Work.-Esperanee Court house-Repairs and Renova-tions (104.34) ; 10th May, 1949; conditions may lie seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Kalgoor-lie, and Police Station, Esperance, on and after 26tlApril, 1949.

Work.-Corrigin School-Additions (10435) ; 10thSlay, 1949; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perthm, and Narrogin, and Police Station,Corrigin, on and after 26th April, 1949.

\\rorhc_Beverhey Police Station-Latrines and Sewer-age (10436) ; 10th May, 1949; conditions may be seenat tile Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Bever-ley Police Station, on and after 26th April, 1949.

Wroik._Bunbury Hospital-Additions (10437); 10thMay, 1949; conditions may ho seen at the Contractors'Boone, P.W.D., Perth and Bunbury, on and after 26thApril, 1949.

Work-Agricultural Areas Water Supphes-Narem-been Barrow- Pit Enlargement (10441) ; 10th May, 1919;cc,ndjtioms may be seen at the Conti aeti,rs ' Room,P.\V.l).. Perth, aumi at Narembeen Road Board on ndafter 26th April, 1949.

Work.Bayswater School-Repairs and Renovations(10438) ; 17th May, 1949; conditions many be seen atthe Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after3rd May, 1949.

Work.-Boyup Brook Ilospital-Additiomis (10439)17th Slay, 1949; conditions may he seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Bunbury, and BoyupBrook Pollee Station, on and after 3rd May, 1949.

Work.-Midhand Junction School-Repairs and Reno-vations (10440) ; 17th May, 1949; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and atCourthouse, Midland Jcmnction, on and after 3rd May,1949.

Work-Moore River Native Settlement-New Bake-house (104-41) ; 17th May, 1949 ; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, BlVD., Perth, and at PoliceStation, Moora, on and after 3rd May, 1949.

Work-No. 4 Pumping Station Quarters-Additions(10442) ; 17th May, 1949; conditions may be seen attime Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at P.W.D.,Merredin, on and after 3rd May, 1949.

Work-Stock Routes-East Kimuberley-Boring forWater on time Turkey Creek Stock Route (10445) ; 17thMay, 1949; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after Friday, 29th April,1949.

9OO GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [APRIL 29, 194g.

Work.-Gabbin School-Repairs and Renovations(10446); 24th May, 1949; conditions may be seen atthe Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin,on and after 10th May, 1949.

Work.-Wongan Hills Hospital-Alterations to WaterSupply (10447); 24th May, 1949; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, PoliceStation, Wongan Hills, and Water Supply Office,Northam, on and after 10th May, 1949.

Work.-Dwellingup Hospital-Additions (10448);24th May, 1949; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Police Station,Piujarra, and Police Station, Dwellingup, on. and after10th May, 1949.

Work.-Corrigin Hospital-Additions and Alterations(10449) ; 24th May, 1949; conditions may be seen. atthe Contractors' Rooni, P.W.D., Perth, and Narrogin,and Police Station Corrigin, on and after 10th May,1949.

Work.-York Police Quarters-Repairs and Renova-tions (10450) ; 24th May, 1949; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Clerkof Courts Office, York, on and aftes lOtte May, 1949.

Work.-Trayning School-Additions (10451) ; 24thMay, 1949; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin, and Police Station,Ti'ayaing, on and after 10th May, 1949.

Work.-Gwalia Police Station asid Quarters-Repairsand Renovations (10452); 24th May, 1949; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth,and Kalgoorlie, and Mining Registrar 's Office, Leonora,on and after 10th May, 1949.

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are tobe addressed to '' The Hon. the Minister for Works,Public Works Department, 'I'he Barracks, St. George'sPlace, Perth,'' and must be indorsed ''Tender.'' Thehighest, lowest, or any tender will not necessarily hraccepted.

W. C. \VILLIAMS,Under Secretary for Works.

28th April, 1949.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SIEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

M.W.S. 376/45.NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 96of the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drain-age Act, 1909, that water mains have been Inid in theundermentioned streets iii districts indic-iite,1 -

Fremantle Mnnieipn lity.175/49-Martha Street, from Mardie Street to lot 4----

Easterly.1055/48-I\'Iarimont Street, from Etheiwyn Street to

Noel Street-Easterly. Noel Street, from MarlinontStreet to lot 102-Northerly.

Perth Municipality.1329/48-West,ieinster Street, front Devenislu SI roet.

to lot 61-North-Easterly.1220/48-Streatley Road, front lot 86 to lot 88-

Easterly.1199/48-Marchainley Street, front Robert Street to

lot 1004-South-Easterly.1215/48-Crosby Street, front lot 50 to Iliglihurc

Street-Southerly.Bayswater Road District.

1285/48-Elizabeth Sheet, ti-mn lot 74 to lot; Si-South-Westerly.

1311/48-Queen Street, from McCann Street to lot 6-South-Westerly.

I 526/48-Leake Street, from lot 1 to lot 10-South-Easterly.

Belmont Park Road Distriet.1452/48-Beigravia Sti-eet, from lot 298 to lot 299-

South-Easterly.603/48-Mot-rison Street, from Victoria Street to lot

346-South-Easterly. Lyall Street, from lot 23 to lot353-Soutlt-Easterly. Moreing Street, from VictoriaStreet to Smith Avenue-South-Easterly. VictoriaStreet, from Moreing Street to Morrison Street-North-Easterly. Smith Avenue, from Moreing Street, toMorrison Street-North-Easterly.

1219/48-Belmont Avenue, from lot 22 to ElizabethStreet-North-Westerly. Elizabeth Street, from Bel-mont Avenue to lot 31-North-Easterly.

Canning- Road District.551/45-Chapman Street, from lot 47 to Fern Road

-South-Easterly. Fe,-it Road, from Chapman Street tolot 2-South-Wosterli-.

1122/48-Railway Ut-esceist, fm-one lot 232 to lot 23South-En steely.

Gosuells Road District.505/4S-Claia Street, ft-one lot 327 to Percey Street

_SouthWresteily. Percey Street, ft-one Clara Street tolot 963-South-Easterly.

1306/48-Miola Road, front lot 273 to South part lot271-South Easterly.

63/49-Dollar Sti-eet, front lot 3S5 to lot 387-South-Easterly.

Melville Road District.235/19-French, Road, from lot. 995 to lot 996-

Easteily.269/49-Hammati Street, from lot 976 to lot 8-

Westerly.101/49-Laniond Sti-eet, from lot 199 to lot 194-

En sterly.34/49-Bombard Street, front Ardross Street to lot

429-North-Eastet-ly.

Perth Road Disti-ict.1338/48-Woodroyd Street, from lot 887 to lot 890

-No itli-E asterly.1072/48-Aoyee Street, from lot 250 to lot 252-

Northerly.135/49-Duke Street, from lot 251 to lot 239-

Northerly.1201/48-Duke Street, front lot 2 to lot 2.12-

Northerly.33/49-Albert Street, fto,n lot 11. to lot 13-

Northerly.411/48-Guthrie Street, from Drake Street to lot 136

-Nuintht-West.erlv.

South Perth Road District.1232/48-Strickland Street, from lot 100 to lot 97-

Southerly.1231/4S-Mary Street, from lot 181 to Saunders

Street-North-Easterly.And tIme Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and

Drainage is, subject to the provisions of the Act, pvc-pared to supply water from such mains to lands withinrateable distance thereof.

Dated this 29th day of April, 1949.J. C. I-IIJTCHINSON,

Tinder Secretary.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1947.Kalgoorlie Mn,micipal District-By-law No. 138.

P.W. 662/38.A b-law of the Mniiicipality of Kalgoorlie made under

section 180 of the Municipal Corporations Act,1906-1947, and numbered 138, for the Regulationand Control of iloardiugs.

TN pursuance of thue powers conferred by the said Actthe Mayor and Comicihlors of the Municipality ofKalgoorlie aider as follows:-

Pait 1.-Application.This b-lair shall apply to ltoardings erected in a

street or road in the conrse of building operations onlyand for time pliip05e of preserving public safety.

Part 2.-Definition.A hoarding shall be any erection or a structure

erected, built or constructed or used iu any pnbhic- spacefor the pus-pose set out in paiagtapli 1

Part 3.-Conditions.The fee shall be 3d. pet- superftc'al yard per

months payable in advance and renewal requited itsay begranted at the discretiose of flee surveyor also at therate of 3d. per supeificial yard per month.

The area shall be t-estricted to that set out onthe relevant hoarding license.

The hoarding and gangway shall be strongly andsecurely constructed of materials anti to a design to beapproved of by thee surveyor and maintained in goodcondition throughout the currency of the. license and at

any time the surveyor may, if he thinks fit, order anyalteration or addition to be made to the hoarding for thebetter protection and convenience of tile public.

Lighting-A sufficient light shall be displayedand niaiiitained. at the exterior angles of the hoardingeach night from sunset to sunriSe.

Advertising-No advertisement, sigh, placard ordevice shall be posted or written on any hoarding exceptthat a notice not exceeding in size Sft. x 2ft. Gin, stat-ing tile names of the owner, architect, contractor, etc.,may be displayed if it is so desired.

Obstruetiou.-Time gangway and water channelshall at all times be kept clear throughout.

Beinstatement.-At tile expiration of tile periodfor which the license is granted, amid sooner if possible,the hoarding shall be cleared away and tile footpath)kerbing channel and the roadway made good to thesatisfaction of the surveyor.

Deposit-As additional security for the satis-factory performance of the lastnnmed coimdjtiomi a sumhot exceeding £25 shall be deposited with the tow-ntreasurer.

Penalty for Breach-Any person who shall beguilty of any breach 01' tim provisions of tills by-law, orshall duly fail to eompiy with any notice thereundershall be liable for every offence to a penaity of 1101less thaa £1 and not exceeding £20.

Schedule.HOARDING LICENSE.

Kalgoorlie Municipal Council.No. Hoarding License granted to

of Street formonths and terminating on time

day of permitting tile enclosing ofan area as specified below of for time purposeof the erection and/or alteration of buildings for

tile block plan, plans and specificationswhereof have been dimly submitted for approval, andthe antimorised building fees amounting to £paid, subject to tile eonditious as set out ill by-law No.138 relating to lioardings.

Area shall be restricted to a frontage oflineal feet, a maxinmum widtll of feet and aheight of feet.

DepositFee

Municipal Surveyor.

A resolution adopting the foregoing by-law waspassed by the Council on tile 28th day of February,1949.

The Common Seal of tile Municipality of Kalgoorliewas hereunto affixed Oil the 3rd day of March, 1949,ill the presence of-

R. G. MOORE,Mayor.

[L.s.] J. H. DARCY,Town Clerk.

Recommended-(Sgd.) A. F. WATTS,

Minister for Local Government.

Approved, by His Excellency tile Governor in Execu-tive Council this 13th day of April, 1949.

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

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1946.Municipality of Busselton.

Notice of Intention to Borrow tile sum of £3,500.NOTICE is hereby given that the Municipal Councilproposed to borrow the sum of £3,500 to be expendedon works and undertakings in the Municipality ofBusselton.

The said amount of £3,500 is proposed to be raisedby the sale of debentures repayah]c with interest by30 half-yearly instalments over a period of 15 yearsafter the issue thereof, in lieu of a sinking fund. Thedebentures shall bear interest at a rate not exceedingthree pounds eight shillings and nine pence (3 8s. 9d.)per centum per annum payable half-yearly.

The Loan will be expended on the various works setout in the Schedule hereunder.

Plans asid specifications and estimates of cost of suchworks and statements show-jug the proposed expenditureof the money to be borrowed are open for inspectionat the office of tile Council, Queen Street, Bussclton,for one uionth after the publication hereof, between thehours of 10 n.m. and 4 p.m. on week days (public holi-days and Saturdays excepted).

Tile amount of the said debentures and interest thereonis payable at the Commouweaith Bank, Perth.

Dated this 28111 day of February, 1949.

B. K. KILLERBY,Mayor.

R. SARGENT,Town Clerk.

Schedule.(1)-Stalls, £250.(2)-Exhibition Building, £800.(3)-Refreshment Building, £500.(4)-Entrance Gates, £200.(5)-Cycle and Trotting Track, £500.(6)-Football Club, £450.(7)-Cricket Club, £250.(8)-Arena Fencing, £150.(9)-Miscellaneous, £400.Total, £3,500.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1947.Municipality of Northani.

By-law No. 53-Public Footbridge (Use thereof).py 1184/45,

A by-law of the Municipality of Northam made undersection 180 of tile Municipal Corporations Act,1906, and amendments and numbered by-law53 for regulating the use of the public footbridgeerected over tile Avon River, Northam, and situatebetween Weld Street, Northam, and the Southernbank of such river and under the control of theCouncil of the Municipality of Nortilam.

TN pursuamlee of the powers conferred by tile said Act,the Mayor and Couneillors of the Municipality ofNorthani order as follows:-

By-law No. 53-Public Footbridge (Use timereof).The Municipality of Northam does hereby pro-

hibit the use of tile public footbridge erected over theAvon River, Northamu, and situate betweeu WeldStreet, Nortimam, and the Southern bank of such riverby any othes' than pedestrian traffic.

No pson shall drive, ride os have any vehicle,or ride, drive or have any animal Ofl the public foot-bridge erected over the Avon River, Northamn, andsituate betwecmm Weld Street, Nortilaul, aii.d tile South-erml bank of Sucil river.

For time purpose of timis by-law tile word ''vehicle''means amId imlCiUdCs any veimicle muemmtioimcd in time

Second Schedule to time Traffic Act, 1919-1947.Any person committing a breach of timis by-law

simall on comivictioll be liable to a penalty not exceeding£20.

Passed by the Council of the Municipality ofNortliamn Oil tile l7tll day of February, 1949.

F. W. HAMMOND,[es.] Mayor.

CEO. CJ-IRISTMASS,Town Cleric.

Re cciii mu ended-(Sgd.) A. F. WATTS,


Approved by His Excellency time Governor in Execu-tive Council this 13th day of Apm'ih, 1949.

(Sgd.) B. 11. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

APRIL 29, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. Oi

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1947.Kalgoorlie Municipal District.

Building By-law No. 2.P.W. 662/38.

A by-law of the Municipality of Kalgoorlie made undersection 338 of the Municipal Corporations Act,1906-1947, and numbered 2 for the purpose ofmaking Amendments and Additions to BuildingBy-law No. 1 of the said Municipality.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by the said Actthe Mayor and Couneillors of the Municipality of Kal-goorlie order as follows:-

That whenever application is made to the Coun-cil- by any person for a permit to erect a new building(not being a dwelling house) in proximity to a dwel-ling honse already erected on land owned or occupiedby another party, then the Council may in its dis-cretion refuse to grant a permit for the erection ofsuch mew building unless provision is made iii theplans and specifications thereof for at least three clearfeet of space between the new building and the saiddwelling house.

Building By-law No. 1 of the said Municipalitypnblished in the Government Gazette of 31st December,1947, is amended by deleting the words ''defined busi-ness area'' appearing in paragraph 92 (1) thereof andsubstituting therefor the words ''brick area.''

A resolution, adopting the foregoing by-laws waspassed by the Council on the 28th day of February,1949.

The Common Seal of the Municipality of Kalgoorliewas hereunto affixed on the 3rd day of March, 1949.

11-. 0. MOORE,[is.] Mayor.

H. DARCY,Towfl Clerk.

Recoinmen ci e ci-(Sgd.) A. F. WATTS,


Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council this ] 3th day of April, 1949.

(Sgd.) 11. H. DOIG-,Clerk of the Council.

TI-hE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1900-1947.Municipality of Midland Junction.

1iefernduiu of llatepaycrs-Saturday, 9th April, 1949.IN ilin'suailce of the provisions of the Municipal Cor-porations Act, 1906-1947, a referendum of ratepayersof the Municipality of Midland Junction u-as held onSaturday, 9th April, 1949, between time hours of 8 am.cud S pin.

The result- of the polling was as follows:-New Central Electricity Sub-st-ation-S,000.

Yes, 333; No, 227; Informal, 15. Majority for Yes,156.

Roads and Footpath-s-flO,000.Yes, 397; No, 211; Informal 17. Majority for Yes,

iSO.Drainag-e-6,000.

Yes, 403; No, 203; Infornial, 19. Ma;joritv for Yes,21)0.

4 ry T-Tall-f4,500.Yes, 289; No, 315; Informal, 18. Majority for No,

29.Nilanll Street Dcpot-f-4,500.

Yes, 291 ; No, 310; Informal, 24. Majority for No19.

Carnegie Library-2,500.Yes, 264; No, 338; Informal, 23. Majority 1-or No,

74-Midland Oval-g5,0-00.

Yes, 307; No, 300; Informal, 18. Majority for Yes,

Plant and Equipment-5,000.Yes, 321; No, 283; Informal, 21. Majority for Yes,

38.J. H. COLE,

Mayor and Returning Officer.

TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1948.Municipality of N-orthans.

p\y 11S4/45.PUR-SIJANT to an Order in Council made under theauthority of section 4S of the Traffic Act, 1919-1947,and in exercise of the powers therein conferred, theMunicipality of Northarn doth hereby make- the follow-ing by-law:-

By-law No. 52-Tj-afflc.By-law No.51-Traffic-heretofore niade by the

Municipality of Northern is hereby altered as follows:-The figures and word ''16 feet'' appearing in sub-

clause (a) of clause 1 Parking of Vehicles of sneliby-law, prohibiting the standing of certain vehicleson the Northern side of Fitzgerald Street, Northam,betw-een Glebe Street, Northam, and Peel Terrace,Northern, are repealed and deleted and the figuresand word ''14 feet'' are substituted in such by-law-in lieu and instead thereof. -

Passed by the Conneil of the Municipality of Nom-thamon the 1 7th day of February, 1949.

F. W. HAMMOND,Mayor.

[n.e.] GEO. CHRISTMASS,Town Clerk.



Approved by I-us Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil this 13th day of Api-il, 19-1-9.

(Sgd.) B. I-I. 1)010,Clerk of the Council.

TIlE TI1A F PlC ACT, 1919-1948.Gnowangerup Road Board-Parking By-laws.

P.W. 88/38.- -

THE Gnowangerup Road Board pursuant to an Orderin Council under section 49 of the Traffic Act, 1919-1947, lThlilislieci in the Govcmmnmcnt Gazette 011 tile 14th.January, 1949, and in the exercise of the powers therebyconferred, cloth hereby make tile following by-laws pie-scribing time rules to be observed in respect of aisys-chicle being driven or used on time roads and streetswitlun tile townsite of Gnowangerup ill the GnowangerupRood District-:---

No person ill charge of any vehicle shall permit suchvehicle to he parked, between tile intersection of SearleStreet, and tile intersection of Aylinore Street, inYougenup Road; and between the intersection of White-head Road and the intersection of McDonald Street inAllardyce Street, unless such vehicle is parked at anangle of 45 degrees to time kerb.

Passed by resolution of time Gnownngerup Road Boardat a meeting held on 24th February, 1949.

U. K. HOUSE,Chairman.

W. J. CUNEO,Secretary.



Approved by His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil tins 27th day of April, 1949.

(Sgd.) R-. El. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

TIlE TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT, 1928-1945

Nedlands Road Board-Town Planning Scheme.Control of Tenement Houses.

THE Town Planning Scheme for the control of tene-ment houses, as puhlishmed in the Governmeat Gazette

902 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [APIIIL 2, 1949.

of the 6th November, 1936, is hereby further amendedby the addition of the following:

Regulation 3Add at the end of tins regulation:The Nediands Road Board may approve of the erec-

tion of a tenement house containing not more thantwo tenements or the reconversion of an existingdwelling into a tenement house containing not moretitan two tenemeu ts on any allotment fronting SnaythRoad, between Stirling highway and CarringtonStreet, provided that such tenements must coniplvwill, the provisions of regulations 4 to 11 inclusive ofIto Town Planning Scheme Co, tIme control of tenement

houses as gazetted osm the 6th November, 1936.Dated the 18th January, 1949.

T. F. IV, KENDALL,C ha irma

A. II. JENKINS,Secretary.

Recommended by the Town Planning Board at itsmeeting on the 16th day of June, 194S.

D. L. DAVIDSON,Chsa irma u.

Approved-A. F. WATTS,

Minister.14/2/49.

TIlE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1946.Goomalling Road Board.

Notice of Intention to BorrowProposed Loan(No. 6) of £6,300.

NOTICE is hereby given that the 000nmalhing RoadBoard proposes to borrow the. sum of £6,300 to itoexpended on works and undertakings in the GoomalhingIloaci District, time said works and undertakings beingtime purchase of road making macliner1.

Plans and specificatiosms and an estimate of the costof the said works and undertakings anti the statementshowing the proposed expenditure of the money to beborrowed, including time cost of supervision and theinitial expenditure in connection with time raising oftime loan, are open for inspection at the office of tImeBoard for one month after the publication of thisnotice, during office hours.

Thy amount of £6,300 is to he raised by the sale ofdebentures repayable with interest by 20 equal half-yearly instalments over a period of 10 years after timeissue thereof, in lion of the formation of a sinkingfusmcL Time debentures shall bear interest at a rate notexceeding tln'ce pounds seven slullings and sixpenceper cent. (3 is. Gd. %) per annum, payable half-yearly. Th@ amount of the said debentures and in-tercst thereon to he payable at the Goomalliag RoadBoard office, Goomalling.

The works anti undertakings for which the Loan isproposed to be raised will, in the opinion of time Board,he of special benefit to time whole of the GoomalliimgRoad District, and any loan rate applicable to suchLoan will he lcviecl on all rateable land within thesaid district..

Dated the 22nd day of April, 1949.

J. SADLER,Chairman.

F. H. COATE,Secretary.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.Cunderclin Road Board.

Department of Public Works,Perth, 27th April, 1949.

pr 1140/28.iT is Imereby notified for general information that hisExcellency the Governor has approved of additiosms tothe SIeckerimmg Hall to provide for Infant Health Clinicand Ladies' Toilet Accommodation, as a work andunderttmknsg for which money ssstmy be borrowed underPart VII of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, by theCunderdin Road Board.

(Sgd.) W. C. WILLIAMS,Under Secretary for Works.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.Wongami-Ballidu Road Board.

Order for Conipilatiosi of Freslm Electoral Roll.Depnrtnsent of Public Works,

Perth, 28th April, 1949.1'.\V. 40-l/:w.

W'IIEIIEAS mmmmder the provisions of Division 6 of Part3 of time Road Districts Act, 1919-1.048, it is providedthat whmcuever it is proved to time satisfaction of thoShismister I hat a fly electoral roll has not been duly andieularly prepared, revised, or completed in accordancewith tins di vinio,m, hic may by order in writimsg publishediii the Com'ermm mnn1 Cocci Ic direct the compilation of afresh electoral roll tmmmci whereas it has beets pi'oscd thatan electoral roll prepared by the \Vongau-Balhidu RoadlJommrcl has msot been completed ii, accordance with tisesaid Diviiomm of the caid Act : Now, therefore, I, time

Iiinister for Local Government, wider the pr0'sbou15of section 56 of time Road Districts Art, 1919-1948, herebyurder and direct that a new electoral roll shah be com-piled by time Wongasm-Ballidu Road Board in strict com-pliance with tlse pm'oi isions of the said Act and directthat time following dates shall be observed for completingvarious events required for time preparation of the saidelectoral roll:-

Exlnhitiosm of Lisls-8th April, 1949.Last day for Receipt of Claim anti Objections-22nd

April, 1949.holding of Revisioss Conrt-29th April, 1949.Signing of Rohls-29tlm April, 1949.

(Sgd.) A. F. WATTS,Minister for Local Government.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.Slerredism Road Board.


P.W. 413/45.IT is hereby notified, for general ismfos'rnatioss, tlsat HisExcellency time Goverimor has approved of time purcimaseof a road grader and tip truck, as a work and under-taking for ivhmiclm mnommey mna be borrowed ummdes PartVII of time Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, by tise Merie.din Road Board.

(Sgd.) IV. C. WILLIAMS,Under Secretary for Works.

BAYSWATER ROAD DISTRICT.Time Road Distm'icts Act, 1919-48.

No. 18 Loan-3,000 (Construction Works).NOTICE is hereby given that the Bayswater RoadBoard proposes to borrow the amount of three thous-and pounds for time purpose of making, paving, partialpavissg of roads and footways, mmd widening andkerbing of roads.

Time amnoummt of £3,000 is proposed to he raised bythe sale of debemmtures repayable by six equal half-yearly immstalments, inclusive of interest at the rateof £3 is. Gd. pci' cesit. per annum over a period of threeyears otter time date of issue tisereof, ism hems of timeformatioss of a sisskimmg fund.

Time amoumits of time debentures aimd interest to hepayable at the office of time Westersi Australian Super-ammsmuation Board, Bridge Street, Perth.

TIme plans, specifications and estimimato of time costof simelm works amid time statement simowisig time proposedexpemmditure of time snoney to be borrowed, as'e openfor inspection of ratepayess at time office of time Boardfor one montim aftem' time last publicatiomi of thisssotice.

The hours durissg wimicim such inspections may bemade are as foliows:-9.30 n.m. to p.m. week days(closed Saturdays).

Dated timis 27th day of April, 1949.

E. MENMtJIR, J.P.,Chairman.

ALFRED B. BONE,Secretary.

AP1UIJ 29, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 903

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.

Department of Public Works (Water Supply)Perth, 20th ,A pril, 1949.

P.W.W.S. 147/49.irr is hereby notified, for general information, that IllsExcellency the Governor in Executive Council, actingpursuant to the powers conferred by section 168 of theRoad Districts Act, 191 9-1948, has been pleased torescind the orders listed ilereunder made by the Governorplacing the tanks described in the said list under thecontrol and management of the Road Boards respectivelyconcerned.

The list referred to-

Date Controlplaced withRoad Board.

Gocern-me/lI

C-a citePage No.

9-12-1938 250317-3-1930 440

20-12-1940 220320-12-1940 2205

S-1-1037 1524-4-1941 5488-5-1930 049

8-1-5937 1520-12-1940 2205

5-0-1942 64:312-10-1928 2249

31-12 1930 21178 1-1937 158-1-1937 15:3-1-1935 128-9-l93l 1431

30-8-1535 16:33la-S 1937 84710-4-1937 554

Description of Tank

A.A. 475, KarlouingA.A. 488. North SloondonA.A. 548, SloondonA.A. 54)), North MoondonA,A. 471. Koorda TowusiteA,A. 551, \Vet NarkelA.A. 410, Browns (New carl-

l>eon)AllIS. ItningarinAllIS, It ularia .......Al. 7-', .Kl'lia, N.E.....dl. isl. 'c )lerin 11''

(Saniphire)l.A. 40 5 owerda ........1.1. 42n, Ililerin " A1.1. 4a. II). ('oilierl.A. 413. (;llin Northl.A. 4113. I ;,iiininCl.A. 401, Smite Soakl.A. 161). leebeegnyingl.A. 481, leary hocks

Road Boardunder whirl,placed forControl and

Management.

do.do.do.do.

do.do.do.

Sit. Marsl alldo.(10.,lu.(In.

(Sgd.) IV C. \VILLIAMS,Ijildel' Seci'etary fm Works.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.

Formation of tile 3llandurah Road District.Notice of Intention.

Depal'tment of Public Works,Perth, 6th April, 1949.

P.W. 400/48.IT is hereby notified, for general ill formation, that itis tile ilIteiltioll of his Excellency the Governor, undertile provisions of tile Road Districts Act, 1919-1948,to:-

(a) Sever that portion of tile Murray Road Dis-triet as described in Schcdnle A ilcl'etO.

(b) To coiistitute such severed portion a road dis-trict, to he railed the Mandurali Road District, asdeseiTheci ill SeiledIlIc A hereto.

Divide the Mandurall Road District into twowards, with names, boundaries and number of melubel's

lotted to each Wa 1 d, as described ill Schedule B hereto,Plans showing the proposed alteration may he sects

at the Local Government Office, Department of Public\Vorlce, Pertil.

(Sgd.) A. F. WATTS,Minister fm Local C overnment.

Schedule A.

Portion of the Murray Road Distl'ict to Constitutetile Mandurah Road District.

All that portion of land hounded by lilIes startingfrom 1 poillt Oil the hOW water mark of the IndranOcean, situate in prolongation Westerly of tile Northerilboundary of lot 106 of Cockburn Sound Location 16,as shown on L.T.O. Plan 741; and extending Easterlyto and alollg the said boundary, and onwards, to tileNorth-Easternmost corner of lot 107; thence generallySoutherly, a101ig boundaries of tile latter lot, to thNOi'th-Westerls side of tile Fremantle-Msndnrnh Road;111011CC gcueraliy South-Westerly, along the said side,to tile Southern side of s'oad No. 1859; thence Easterlyalong the said side, to tile Easterisnsost corner of lot

Ill), L.T.O. FlaIl 2086; thence Soutil_Soulil:\Vcstc,lv,to tilO Southerll Corllel' of lot 109; theur'e SoIltil-Easterly,along Boundary Road, to the Soutilern corner of lot11.8 ; thence generally South-Westerly, along tlse North-Wetel'l1 side of road No. 9234, L.T.O. Plan 2413, aad011(1 ards, to tile Etistern eXllelllity of Creci'y Isiuh,Reserve S185 ; thence West-Soutil-Westerly, aioug theSouthern shore of the said island, to tile Southerllnlostpoint of tile SOnIC; tllellre West, to tile Westei'n siloroof Peel Inlet; tilence generally South-Westerly mIdSouth-South-Easterly, along tile said shore, and thatof harvey Estuary, to a point on the left hank of tileharvey River, situate East of a Northern corner ol'Murray Location 1209; thence West to the said corner;thence genernliy Sontlleriy, along i)011lldal'ies of tie'1ai Il location, to tile North-Eastern corner of iOeatiols120 ; thenc generally Southerly, Soutis-Westerly, West-erly, Northerly, Westerly, Southerly and again Westerly,along boundaries of the latter location to its South-Western Corncr ; thence Northerly, Westerly, and gener-nih- South-South-Easterly, along boundaries of location

and continuing iii the iastlllentiolsed d'ection alongboundaries of Weilington Location 535, and Lcsc-ilenallltLocation -58. to a point situate ill prolongation Easterlyof I lie Southernmost boundal'v of Wellington Loeat,oll3045 ; thence Westerly to and along tile said boundary;tilunee Nortileriv and Westerly . along boundaries of tilesame baa Lion and onwards iii the latter direction to tillion- water mark aforesaid; and tilence generally North-lily amId Nottll-EaSteily. along tile said lur waLe i' mIlliric,

across the emmtl'amml'e of Peel Inlet, and comltilimm big to timestal'ting pOilli.

Scimedule B.

M ndllrais Road District.Ward Bomlndarics,

'loon lVumd.-A lb that portion of tilO district i(oulldedby hues starting from a pr'illt 011 the district boundary,sJtllatC ill prolongation North-Westerly of tile Somitil-\\'estern blonudary of lot 153 of Cockbllrn Sound Loca-tiOli it;, as silo\vn on L.T.O. Plan 2086, and extendingSoutil-E:lsterly, to and alomig tile said boumldam'y of thesaid lot 153, and comstintnmlg South-Easterly and Southerly, to and along boundas'ies of lots 151, 130, 149, 130,1.34, 1.33, 1.32 and 507, to the Soutil-Western corner ofthe laStmeistiOmled lot; tilence North-Westerly, to andalomlg boundal'ies of lots 568, 567, 566, 559, 558 aisd 555,as shown on L.T.O. Plan 2029, to a point situate illprolongation Easterly of tile Southern bomsdary of lot29, as shown on L.T.O. Plan 5179 ; thence Westerly, toand along the said boundary amid those of lots 28, 27,26, 20, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, as shown011 the said plan, and also of lots 25, 2-1, 23, 22, 21,20, 19, 58, 17, 16 and 13 to the South-Western coinerof tile i:lstulentioned lot, IS shown on L.T.O. Plan2117; thence South-Eastes'hy along tile Nortll-Easternside of Leslie Street to a point situate in iroioisgotionNortll-Eaeteriy of the South-Eastern boussdary of lot 5,as shown on L.T.O. Diagram 9464; thence South-West-cr1.1', to and aiomlg the said boundary, and those of lots6 to ii) (inclusive), as sllol\'ms on L.T.O. Diagram 9684,and onwards to tile Eastern shore of tile entratice toPeel Inlet; tllence Northerly, along thc said shore, totile Southern side of tue Mandurais Bm'idge ; tilenee Wrest.eriy along the said side, to tile Easteris i.ouimdary ofMurray Locatiots 58; thence Southerly, along thatboundary, to a point situate East fl'om fIll anglo poston tile Easterms side of road No. 791, opposite Surveylost F 57; thence West, to tile said angle post; thencegellerahhy Northerly along the said Eastern side, to thuSouthl-Easteru side of a surveyed i-oad (Causewayb1 hence South-Westerly, along tile proloisgatioms South-Westerly of the said side to the Westem'n side of thesaid road No. 797; thence generally Northerly alongthe said side, and ouw'ards, generally North-Westerly,and Westem-iy, along tile South-Westurmi and Sotmthermlsides of Lemgistomm Road, as sisowis On L.T.O. Plan 5651tilenee generally North-North-Easterly, along the Westens side of huh Street, to its Northern extremity; theist'tby a line bearing about 296deg. to the district botimi-daly ; amid thence generahiy South-Easterly, Easterly amidNorth-Easterly, along the said lsoundas'y, to the start-imlg point. (Five tnenlbem's.)

Outer Wai'd.-Ahi those portiomls of tile clis'ts'iet lyingoutside the houndn nies of tue Town Wam'a1 (Two nlemn-bus-s.)

904 (lOYCHNOIEYT ZETTE, W.\. [APRIL 29, 1949.

1-lOAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-]948.Baliligu1) Road Board.

By-lawLong Service Leave.P.W. 223/37.

TI-lB Balingup Road Board under and by virtue of thepowers conferred on it in, that behalf by the RoadDistricts Act, 1939-3948, and all other powers enablingit cloth hereby make and publish the following by-laws:-

1. in the interpretation of these by-laws the follow-lug words shall have the meanings assigned to theniliereundes- :-

''Board'' means the Balingup Road Board.' ' Continuous service'' means service in the

employment of tlns Board during whir-h an employeehas not been absent from the service of the Boardfor a continuous period of snore than two days oran aggregate period of Inure than 10 days withoutleave of absence being granted by the Board.2. 'rhie Board may at its discretion grant. three

months' long service leave to an employee at ter eachperiod of ten veal-s ' continuous service as a pellua imentfull-time employee thereof, corn mencing 30th .1 une,1930. Long service leave is to he taken at the con-venience of the Board, which will, as far as possible,meet with the wishes of the employee, but the Boardmay require the employee to take leave by giving notless than three months notice.

3. Absence on account of sickness shall not hedeemed to be a break in continuity of service, providedthe period of absence shall not exceed three months inany yea I', unless otherwise decided by the Board.

4. F.aiplovees granted long service leave shall be1aid (a) their salary of wage for the period thereofat the rate equivalent to the average weekly rate ofpay over the preceding 12 months; (b) the Board nayat its discretion either (1) Iay to an employee hiswages or salary periodically during long service leave,or (2) pay to the eni phoyee in ad vance a sum repre-senting time amount of his wages or salary for theperiod of tins long service leave.

13. Tn the event of the resignation, retirement ordeath of an employee the Board may pay to such em-ployee (01-, in the ease of death, to hns personal relre-sentative or, if these he none, to his depeudants) a sumof money equal to his wages or salary for the periodof long service leave which the Board was empoweredunder these by-laws to grant to such mu p103-ce at tli edate of his resignation, retirement os death, om if theBoard after consideration of all circumstances directsthat the death of an employee be presumed the Boardma authorise the payment to the dependants of theemployee a suns equivalent to the amount of wages orsalary which might under this by-law have beengi-anted the employee immediately prior to the dateof his death, such date to be determined by the Board.

9. An employee dismissed by the Board shall nothe paid any sum in pursuance of time preceding by-law.

7. Long service leave shall be considered as aspecial period of recuperation after a lengthy term ofservice with a view to fitting the employee for afurther term, and dnring such leave no emuplo-ee shallci nd c rta Ice a miv form of cmii p by in ems t for h ire os me wardunless by special permission of the Boam-d Any couPtraventiosm of this subelause shall entitle the Board todisnmiss the employee from its service, and cease pay-ing or to recovem' any amounts paid in advance onaccount of long service leave.

Passed h the Balingup Road Boas-d at the ordinarymeeting of the Board lmeld on the 9th day of February,1949.

B. J. B. BLECHYNDEN,Chairman..

B. F. DARLING,Seereta rv


Minister for Local Goversiment.

cipproved by Ills Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council this 13th day of April, 1949.


ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.Scrpentine-Jarrandale Road Board.

Department of Public Works,Perth, 20th Api-il, 1949.

2W. 323/37.IT is herebc- notified for genes-al information, that I-IsExcellency the Governor has appi-oveci of tile purchaseof a road gradei- as an undertaking for which moneymac- be Ijorroweci nudes- Part VII of tIme Road DistrictsAct, 1939-1948, bc- the Serpentine-Jarm-andale RoadBoa i-d.

(Sgd.) W. C. WILLIAMS,Under Secretari- for Works.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.Goomalhing Road Board.

2W. 127S/48.Bc--lan-s governing Long Service Leave to be granted

to Enmplo3-ees of tIme Goomalling Road Board.TI-IE Goomalling Road Board under and by virtue ofthe powers comiferm-ed on it in that behalf by the RoadDiotriets Act, 1919-194S, and all other powers enablingit cloths hereby make and publish tIme following by-lan-s

In tIme interpretation of these by-laws thic follow-ing wards shall have tile meanings assigned to themhicreundes- :-

Board'' means the Goomualhing Road Board.Continuous service ' ' means service ims time employ.

nient (if thus Board dum-ing whir-li an empho3-ee has notbeen absent fromn tile service of time Boam-cT for a con-tin mons pemiod of mole thams two days or an aggregateperiod of more than 10 days without leave of absencebeing granted by the Board.

The Board may grant to an ensphoyee of the Board(rho lois since 1st January, 19-36, completed 10 years'-ommtnmious service, long service leave on full pay for aperiod not exceeding timmee lilOilthls.

(a) The Board may grant lolmg service heave toan employee of tIme Board who has been granted longservice leave and lies completed (lot less than five years'c'oimtinnons service since time comnphetion of the servicewhich qualified hmini fm time pm-evious lolig service leave,except where time worker retires through i-caching retir-ing age, in which case time hong service leave shall headjusted po rota.

(b) Long service leave winch may be granted underthis by-law shall be for a period msot exceeding one andfh mee-temithms wechis foi- er-cry completed year of servicesince time conclusion of tIme period -of service whichqualified tIme enmphoyee for Ins previous long service leaveand shall he oii full pay.

In the event of time resignation, retirememit ordeath of ass employee the Board may pay to sueh em-ployee (os in tIme case of deaths, to his peisomsal repre-sentatives or if there be none to lns dependamsts) a sumof nonec- equal to Imis wages or salary for the period ofbug service leave svhuchs time Board was empoweredmimidcr these by-laws to grant to ssmchm employee at tImedate of Ins resignation, retirement or deatim or if timeBoard after consideratiomi of all tIme circumstances directthat tin deatim of an employee be presumed tIme Boardmay authiorise thie pa-msiemit to time dependants of theemnphoyee a suns equivalent to tIme amnonnt of sr-ages orsuslary which would nuder thus h3--law have been gramitedthme employee imsssnediatel3- prior to tue dat-c of his deathsuch date to be deterumsined by the Boaid.

13. Au employee dismissed by tile Board except inthe mnattei- of retrenchmusent shahi miot be paid amsv sumill perstiance of the preceding by-law.

TIme Board may at its discretion either pay to aimeismplo-ee his wages or salary during long service leavenr pay to time employee imi advance a mini m-epresentingthle amount of Ins wages os salary for the period ofthus 101mg scm-vice leave.

All annual leave to whmielu an ensployee is entitledom- will become entitled before the expiratioms of hislong service leave shalh be taken by thme employee iiicon3usmuctiomi with his long service leave and the periodof long service leave granted to an employee shall hereduced by the pci-hod of minimal leave taken us con-jcmnctioms tiscrewitlm. -

Apuii 29, 1940.] (it)VERXII\1, NT (IAZ WA.


8. (a) A grant of long service leave in pursuance ofthese by-laws shall be deemed to be made oh the eon-ditiois that the employee does not accept employmentfor reward during the period of the long service leave.

(b) P0 an employee sli,alI accept employnient forreward during the long service leave lie shall not there-after during snch leave receive any payment on accountof wages or salary front the Board.

(e) If the Board shall have paid to an employee aof money representing salary or wages for a period

after such employee shall have engaged in einploynscntfor reward such sum of money may he recovered bytho Board from such employee.

Passed by the Goomalling Road Board at the ordinarymeeting of the Board held on the 14th day of January,1949.

J. WATERHOUSE,Vice Chairman.

51. COATE,Secretary.

Ill eeonim ended(Sgd.) A. F. WATTS,


Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council this 13th day of April, 1949.


ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.Kununoppin-Trayning Road Board.

P.W. 916/22.By-laws governing Long Service Leave to be granted to

Employees of the Kununoppin-Trayning Road Board.THE Kununoppin-Trayning Road Board under and byvirtue of the powers conferred on it in that behalf bythe Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, and all other powersenabling it doth hereby make and publish the follow-ing by-laws:

1. In the interpretation of these by-laws the follow-ing words shall have the meanings assigned to themhereunder:

''Board'' means the Kununoppin-Trayning RoadBoard.

''Continuous Service'' means service in tlic Ciii-ploynient of this Board during which an employee hasnot been absent frons the service of tIle Board for acontinuous period of more than two days or an aggle-gate period of more than ten days without leave ofabsenee being granted by the Board, provided that anemployee who was employed by the Board on a per-manent basis imniediately prior to entering continuousfull-time service with the Armed Forces of the Common-wealth of Australia, or who was directed by the man-power direetoi-ate to serve elsewhtre, between the thirdday of September, 1939, and the third day of i\Iareh,1947, shall have such service counted as continuous ser-vice with tins Board, provided the requisite proof isproduced.

2. All employees of the Board shall, after eachperiod of teis years' continuous service as permanent full-time employees thereof comlnencing from 30th June,1936, be eatitleil to three months ' long service leave.Long service heal-C to be taken at the convenience oftile Board, who will, as far as possible, meet with thewishes of the eniployee, but the Board may require theemployee to take leave by giving not less than tin-cemonths' notice.

3. Absence on account of sickness shah not be deemedto be a break in continuity of service, providing thepei-iod of absence shall not exceed three months in anyyear, sinless otherwise decided by the Board.

4. Employees due to take long service leave shall hepaid (a) their salary or wago for the period thereofat the rate equivalent to the average daily i-ate of payover the preceding 12 monUis; (b) the Board may atits discretion either (1) pay to an employee his wagesor salary periodically during long service leave, or (2)pay to the employee in advance a sum representing theamount of his wages or salary for the period of tinslong service leave.

Employees shall not be entitled to long servicelea\-e until the completion of ten years' service. Afterthe completion of the first ten years, employees willthen be entitled to a pro rata payment if they leavethe service of the Board before the next period is com-pleted.

Long service leave shall be cosisidered as a specialperiod of recuperation after a lengthy term of servicewith a rica- to fitting the employee for a further 10mm,amid during sash leave 110 eniplOyee shall undertake anyform of employment fom hire or reward, unless byspecial permission of the Board. Any contravention oftlus subelause shall entitle the Board to dismiss theemploxce front its service, and to cease paying or torecover ally amounts paid in advance on account of longcrViCe leave.

Passed by the Kununoppin-Trayning Road Board attin ordinary meeting of the Board held on the 14th dayof March, 1949.

C-. M. APPLEYARD,Cliaim-mnan.

J. 51. FELGATE,Secretary.

Eec 0mm ended-(Sgd.) A. F. WATTS,

Minister for Local Government,

pproved hy 1-us Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil this 27th day of April, 1949.


ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.Mingenesv Road Board.


P.W. 368/35.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency tile Governor has approved of the erectionof a power house and a residence as a work or undem-taking for which money may be borrowed tinder PartVII of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, by the Miii-genew Road Board.


ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.Bridgetown Road Board.

Department of Puhhie Worics,Perth, 27th Aplil, 1949.

P.W. 1516/38.IT is hereby notified, for gemieral information, that HisExcellency tile Governor Ins approved of tIme purchaseof a poll-el- grader as an undertaking for which moneynmay be borrowed under Part VII of the Road DistiietsAct, 1919-1948, by the Bridgetown Road Boas-d.

(Sgd.) W. C. WILLIAMS,Undem Secretary for Works.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.Coolgardie Road Board.

Department of Public Worlcs,Perth, 20th April, 1949.

p'fil 1116/36.IT is hereby notified for general information that HisExcellency the Governor has approved of renovationsto the Coolgardie Town Hall, as a work and under-taking for which money may he borrowed under PartY[1. of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, by theCoolgardie Road Board.


ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-48.Perenjori Road Board.

By-Law Long Service Leam-e.

P.W. 855/30.THE Perenjori Road Board under and by virtue of thepowers conferred on it in that behalf by the Road

Districts Act, 1910-1943, and all other powers enablingit dotli hereby make and publish the following by-laws:-

1. In the interpretation of these by-laws the follow-big words shall have the meanings assigned to themhereunder:

''Board'' means the Perenjori Road Board.''Continuous service'' nienns service in the

employment of this Board during wlnelc all employeehas not been absent from the service of the Boardfor a. continuous period of more than two days oran aggregate period of more than 10 dave withoutleave of absence being granted by the Board.2. All employees of the Board shall after each period

of ten years' Continuous service as permanent full-timeemployees thereof, commencing 30th June, 1936, beentitleJ to three months' long service leave. Longservice leave to be taken at the convenience of theBoard, who will, as far as possible, meet with thwishes of tile employee, but the Board may require theemployee to take leave by giviisg not less than threemonths' 11 otiee.

3. Absence on aceount of sickness shall not becleeneed to be a break of continuity of service, providedthe period of absence shall not exceed three months inany year, unless otherwise decided by the Board.

4. Employees due to take long service leave shallbe paid (a) their salary or wege for the period thereofat the rate equivalent to the average weekly rate of payover the preceding 12 nsoiiths; (b) the Board nsay atits discretion either (1) pay to an employee his wagesor salary periodically dnring long service leave, or (2)pay to the employee in advance a sum representing theamount of Ins wages or salary for the period of thislong service leave.

5. Employees shall not be entitled to long serviceleave until tim completion of ton years' service. Afterthe completion of the first ten years, employees willthen be entitled to a pro rota payment if they leavethe service of the Board before the next period is com-pleted.

No. on PlanP.W.D., W.A.,

No. 31706

The Crown

Owner or Reputed Owner.

In tile event of the resigsiatiosi, retirement ordeath of an employee the Board may pay to sucheniphoyee (Os- in the case of death, to his personal repre-sentativo or if t.hsere be none to his dependants) a sumof money equal to ins wages or salary for the periodof long service leave which the Board was empoweredunder these by-laws to grant to such employee at thedate of Ins resignation, retirement or death or if theBoard after consideration of all circumstances directthat the death of an employee be presumed the Boardmay anthorise the payment to the dependants of theemployee a sum equivalent to the amount of wages orsalary which would nnder this by-law have been grantedthe emuloyee immediately prior to the date of his deathcurls date to be determsiined by tise Board

long service leave shall be considered as a specialperiod of recuperation after a lengthy term of servicewith a view to fitting the employee for a further term,and during such leave no employee shall undertake anyforni of employment for hire or reward, unless byspecial permissiosi of the Board. Any contravention totins simhclause shall entitle the Board to dismiss theemployee from its service, and cease paying or; torecover any amounts paid in advasice on account oflong service leave.

Passed by the Pereujori Road Beard at the ordinarymeeting of the Board held on the 21st .Tanuary, 1949.

T. J. FARRELL,Chairman.

V. G. WEBB.Secretary.

Recommended-(Svd.'j A. F. WATTS.

Miniiter for Local Government.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Coumei1 this 13th day of April, 1949.

(Sgd.) H. H. DOIG,Clerk of tile Council.

PW 267/48 Ex. Co. No. 859.Pumerc Wosucs ACT, 1902-1945 STATE ELECTRICITY CoasemIssIoN ACT, 1945.

LAND RESUMPTION.Slate Electricitp CommissionDepot at Gosnells.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule heretobeing all in the Canning Districthave, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency the Governor,acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 27th day of April, 1949, been set apart, taken, or resumedfor the purposes of the following public work, namely :Depot at Gosnells, and that the portion of the road, street or thorough-fare, referred to in such schedule and which is by this notice so set apart, taken or resumed, is hereby wholly closed and hasceased to be a public highway.

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so set apart, taken or resumed are markedoff and more particularly described on Plan, P.W.D., WA., 31706, which may be inspected at the Office of the Minister forWorks, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in State Electricity Commission for ass estate in fee simple inpossession for the public work heroin expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates,interests, rights.of-way or other casements whatsoever.

SCHEDULE.

Description.

That Portion of Evelyn Street on L.T.O. Plan2569 bounded on the south west by the SouthWestern Railway Reserve measuring onechain and two tenths links, on the north westby Reserve 22029 measuring three chains,five and three tenths links, on the north eastby a line twenty five links south west of thesouth western boundary of Albany Highwaymeasuring one chain and two tenths links,and on the south east by part of the northwest boundary of Lot 82 on L.T.O. Plan2569 measuring three chains, three and fivetenths links.

Area.

a. r. p.0 1 88


Certified correct this 20th day of April, 1949. JAMES MITCHELL,Governor in Executive Council.

VICTOR DONEY,Minister for Worh-s Dated this 27th day of April, 1949.

908 GOVEHII\[ENT GAZETTE, WA. [APJIIL 29, 1949.

ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT, 1895.WE, Annie Elizaheth hail, of 48 Bulimba Road, Clare-,nout, Ma tried Woman am' Lily Scott, of 203 BarkerRoad, Subiaco, Married Woman, Trustees of or personstilereunto autiiorised h The English Club do herebygive notice that tee are desirous tllat such Club shouldhe tt'orporated under tite provisions of The AssociationsTill'orporatiull Act, 183.5.

A. 11 JLtLL.L. SCOT'I'.

The folIo icing is a c o pv of the Memorial ititemided fobe filed ill the Supreme Court under tile OV151011S oftIle said Act:lit the matter of the Associations Incorporation Act,

1895.Memorial of TIle English Clnh filed in pnrsuamtce

of tile Associations Incorporation Act, 189.5.Name of the InstitutionTile English Club.Object or purpose of the IiistitutioiiTo met't

Ifilglisll wolsleu aIR compare experiences; to contactFit glisl I women oii arrival, a isd offer a ssist a itce, and he! p1110111 adapt tileutseives ; to visit English sei'viee pc'-soiuiol in hOspital; to visit sick and infirm icomnen ofEnglish birth; to purchase, lease tIlid acquire propertyto borrow' or raise money.

Where situated National House, I'ectli.Name or miatnes of TrusteesAnnie Eijzalletll

Mali, Lily Scott.In whom the management of the Institution is

vested, anti by what nielillS (whether by dccci, set tie-inent, or otherwise) A committee elected in accordancewith tile rules of tlle Club. The management is vestedin th U0l1ifl)ittee by tile lilies of the Club.

Frank Uiimnack & Cnllen, Solicitors, Freinantie.

1949.133/49 April 26"A"

1165/48 do.

605/48 do.

39/49 do.

1122/48 do.

1122i/48 do.

1122/48 do.

1122/48 do.

1146/48 do.

209/49 do.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.it ee(ptecl Tenders.

Contractor.

Wrhjtc Rock Quarries

Watson, Victor, Ltd.

J. Blakeborough &Sons, Ltd.

IV. H. Hicks

Elder, Smith & Co.,Ltd.

Carlyle & Co., Ltd.

S. W. Hart & Co.

do. do.

International HarvesterCo. of Aunt. Pty.,Ltd.

H. C. Ray

Sche-duleNo.

hAT EDRESSEIIS REGISTRATION ACT, 11)16.

Depa rtnlellt of Labour,Perth, 21/4/1949.

ills Excellency tile Governor ill Executive Council,llcting pursuant to ectio 11 .5 of tile TIairdresers Regis-tration Aet, 1946, Ilas been pleased to appoint tile fol-lowing pel'5011S aS inenilters of the Hairdressers ' Regis-tration Board of Western Australia for a term of threeyears from tile 1st day of May, 1949:-

(:1 Clifford Albert Reeve, Secretary for Labour, asChairman;

(ii) .Jauies 'IVilkinsoll, of 38 111gb Street, Fremantle,tue IlonilIlee of tile Master Gentlemen 's Hairdressers'Association of W.A. Luion (If Employers, Perth

(t') Mi's. Thelma Mercia Broekiray, of Aivia Salon,'l's uuty Arcade, Perth, tile nominee of tile Metropoli-tan 1.adies hairdressers' Industrial Union of' Em-ployers of WA

SIrs. Edith Commefl-, e/o. Macdec Salon, lillyStreet, I'erth, tile nomilsee of tile female employees oftIle Metropolitan ITai'dressers and \Vigusakers Em-ployees' Luien of STockers; and

John Dicer, e/o. 'IV. Vautin, William Street,Perth, the IlOIllilsee ctf tile male employees of tite Metro-pobta ii 11 tsirdressers and Wigmsiakers Employees' I '1iioiiof Workers.

C. A. REEVE,Secretary foi' Labour.

Particu1ar.

1,100 tons * in. Diorite Screen-ing for Great Eastern High-way (Belmont Road), as perItem 1, delivered to dumpadjacent to Kanowna Avenue

1 only Mobile X-Ray Unit,complete, as per Item 1

Needle type Valves, as follow's :-ItemiItem2Item3

Delivery F.O.B. British PortApproximately 2,000 cords of

Firewood for No. 7 PumpingStation, Gilgai, as per Item 1

1 only 30 in. Hurricane Motor-ised Hydro-Extractor for theNortham Hospital, as perItem 1

2 only 2-gallon capacity HotWater Urns (Heela 4627) forthe Northam Hospital, as perItem 1

2 only Electrically-heated HotPresses for the Northam lies-pital, as per Item 1

Sterilizers for Northam Hospital,as follows :-

Item 1 (2 emily)Item 2 (1 only) ........Item 3 (2 only) ........

1 only International HarvesterCo. 131T 16-run Tync Combinefitted with Forecarriage,Power Lift and Rotary WheelScrapers, as per Item 1

Purchase and Removai ofSecond-hand Mild Steel Cov-ered Motor Va,i Body, rein-forced with timber, as it nowlies at State EngineeringWorks, Leighton, as per Item

Departmentconcerned.

Main Roads

Mines

.51W_S.

Medical

do.

do.

iio,

Agriculture

Rate.TenderBoard Date.No.

liSA,1949

6171,19485251,1948

16n,1941)

5961,1948

5971,1948

5991,1948

600a,1948

6101,1948

1131,1949

23s. 3d. per ton.

for £4,999.

for £565 sterling.for £415 sterling.for £475 sterling.

£3 per cord.

for £323 Os. 9d.

£7 l2s. each.

£156 each.

for £4.for £4.for £3.for £237 12s. Gd.

foe' £5.

\VEST ERN AUSTRALIAN GOYE11NMEXT T RXDER BOAIIDeontiaucd.

Tenders for Government Supplie.s.

ScheduleNo.

PART NERSIIII' ACT, 1895.NOTICE is hereby given that the I'artuership hithertoexisting between Noel George Bassula and Philip Sut-ton, both of Rae Road, Safety Bay, in the State ofWestern Australia, Farmers, under the style or firmname of ' 'Bassula & Sutton'' has been dissolved bnmutual consent as frons the 20th clay of April, 1949,The said Pinilip Sutton has taken over all the assetsof the Partnership and will continue the Partnershipbusiness in his own uauie, but all debts and engage-mnents of the Partnership will be met by the partners.

Dated this 20th day of April, 1949.N. G. BASSTJLA.

Signed by the said Noel GeorgeBassuls in the preseisee ofII. Guthrie, Solicitor, Perth.

P. SUTTON.Signed by the said i'hiflip Sutton

in the presence of-I-I. Guthrie.

Messrs. Lolirmann, Tindal & Guthrie, PerpetualTrustee Building, 89 St. George's rfel,race, Perth,Solicitors for the parties.

THE PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1895.NOTIOE is hereby given that the Partnership subsist-ing between Percival Pick, Vivian I,aurence PercivalPick and Geoffrey Owen Pick in the hushmess of Farmersat Peach Hill, Cranbrook, nuder the style or firm name

Sup1dies required.

Overhead Travelling Crane (25 tbn)32 in. x 54 in. Washing Machine, for Old Men's Home, ClaremontSemi.trailer for Forests DepartmentX-Ray Unit and accessory Equipment for Public Health DepartmentSteel Lockers for R.P.H.................Steel Towers for S.E.0.....Mild Steel Work, Brass Floats, etc., for Metropolitan Water SupplyStoneware Pipes and SpecialsRubber Conveyor Belting ........Printing of Handbooks for Royal Perth HospitaJarrah Piles for I'erth CausewaySteel Specials for 36 in., Belmont-Mt. Yokine MainDrilling Machine and Lathe for Norseman SchoolWatchmaker's Lathe and Accessory EquipmentFirewood for Government Departments at Kalgoorlie and BoulderCast Iron l'enstocks for Metropolitan Water Supply .........Firewood for Kalgoorlie Hospital80 gallon Calorifler for Old Women's 1-lome

Plant and Equipment for Fremantle Harbour Trust .........2 only Mattress Sterilizers for Old Women's House .........Laundry Equipment for Old Women's Home .............Railway Tyre HeaterMachinery for RailwaysFurnace Charger for SLJ. WorkshopsFloodlighting Steel Towers and Projectors for RailwaysMachinery for Brass Foundr, Midland Junction

For ,S'ale by Tender.

Secondhand Reo Utility, 1927-28 ModelSecondhand Marine Engine and Gear Box

Date ofClosing.

Extended to

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tende.r Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned until 215 p.m. on thedate of closing.

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

A. H. TELFER,28th April, 1919. Chairnian.

of P. Pick & Sons ' ' has been dissolved by mutualconsent as Irons the 31st day of December, 1948, andas from that date the said business shall be carried onby Geoffrey Owen Pick who shall alone be entitled toreceive the assets of the said firm and be responsiblefor the debts and liabilities thereof.

Dated this 26th day of April, 1949.V. G. PICK,

per 0. 0. Pick.G. 0. PICK.

i'reetlm & Le Fanu, Solicitors, Katanniug.

TI-JR DRIED FRUITS ACT, 1947.NOTICE is hereby given that the Dried Fruits Board(\V.A.) at a meeting held on Wednesday, 16th February,1949, determined the contribution of growers of driedvine fruits for the year 1949 at the rate of 5s. 3d. perton net packed weight on all dried vine fruit produced,iucludmg fruit sold for distilling, such contribution tobe payable to tIme undersigned, 11 Lyric' House, Secondfloor, Murray Street, Perth, or to the Board's officialrepresentatives.

Dated this 21st day of February, 1949.By Order of the Board,

E. II. ROSMAN,Secretary

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.1 i'iuj 29, 1919.] GOVEF1YMENT GAZETTE, WA 909

910 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AimL 29, 1949.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF'WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

No. 58 of 1948.

Between West Australian Operatives Bakers' Unionof Workers, Applicant, and The South. WestBread Manufacturers' Industrial Union of Employers of Western Australia, Respondent.

WHEREAS an industrial dispute existed between theabovenamed parties, and whereas the said dispute wasreferred into Court for the purpose of bearing antidetermination, and whereas the parties subsequentlymet and conferred and have arrived at agreement onall matters in difference, and w'hcreas the parties havethis day appeared before the Court by their respectiverepresentatives and requested the Court to make thesaid Agreenient an Award of the Court: Now, there-fore the Court, pursuant to section 65 of the IndustrialArbitration Act, 1912-1941, and all other powers thereinenabling it, hereby declares the memorandum here-under written to have the same effect as and bedeemed an Award of the Court.

Memorandum of Agreement.(Note.Wherever the word ''A\vardl" occurs herein,

it shall be taken to mean and include 'Agreement.'')

1 .Te rmn.

The term of this Award shall be for a period ofthree (3) years from the beginning of the first payperiod to commence after the first clay of January,1949.

2.Area.This Award shall operate in municipalities antI town-

sites throughout the State, outside a radius of twenty-five (25) miles from the General Post Office, Perth,and, outside a radius of eight (8) miles' from the PostOffice, Kalgoorlie, where bread is baked for the pur-pose of sale to the public.

3.Definitions."Baker'' shall mean a person employed in or in

connection with the mixing, handling moulding, orbaking of dough, or in any general work in connectionwith a bakehouse.

"Jobber" shall mean a man casually employed fornot less than three (3) hours during any one clay ornight.

"Single hand" shall mean a baker who is' employedin a bakehouse where there is no other person re-gularly employed in the mixing', handling, or bakingof dough, except where the employer regularly auclsubstantially works in the bakehouse.

"Foreman'' shall mean a balcer who has charge ofthe work and of one or more workers, includingapprentices in the bakehousc. \'Vhere an employeror son of an employer is himself substantially gngageclin doing the actual work of an operative baker, andalso exercising supervision of the work in the hake-house, he may he classed as a foreman, but nototherwise.

4.Hours.(i) The ordinary hours of labour shall be as follows

In an ordinary week, forty (40) hoursin a week in which an Award holiday occurs,thirty-six (36) hours.In a week in which two Award holidays oc-cur, thirty-two (32) hours,

(ii) The hours of work each day shall be arrangedto suit the requirements of the shop, but shall notexceed, without payment of overtime, eight (8) hour.son ordinary days and ten (10) hours on double claysor treble days'.

(iii) For all workers except doughmakers, the start-ing time on Mondays to Saturdays inclusive shall benot earlier than 5 am, with a finishing time of notlater than 8 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays inclucive andnot later than 12.30 p.m. on Saturdays.

(iv) Each employer shall post a roster of the work-ing hours and shall furnish the union secretary witha copy of such roster and of any alterations that maybe made thereto from time to time. The copy of theroster shall he furnished to the union secretary within

fourteen days of the Award coming into operation,and any alterations made thereto shall be furnishedwithin seven (7) days of the making thereof.

Any worker other than a cloughmakcr calledupon to make a dough or cloughs outside the pre-scribed starting' or finishing times for less than thefull shift shall be allowed two (2) hours for eachdough, and such time shall be deducted from hisworking hours on the following clay, otherwise over-time conditions at doughmakers' rates for overtimeshall be paid.

Any worker other than a cloughnialcer calledupon to make dough or doughs with the assistanceof a machine outside of the prescribed starting antifinishing times for less than a full shift, shall beallowed one (1) hour fifteen (15) minutes for the firstdough containing 600 lbs. or more of flour, anti there-after shall be allowed the actual time engaged in thework: Provided that any time necessarily spent stand-ing by shall be paid for.

The term of making a dough shall include allwork incidental to, preparing for and finishing off thework of a donghmaker.

There shall be no fixed starting or finishingtime for cloughmakers, bnt forty (40) hours shall con-stitute a week's work.

A "jobber" shall not be engaged for less thanthree (3) hours in any one day except when engagedin doughmaking.

The working hours as prescribed may be variedin any district provided such working hotmrs aremutually agreed upon between the employer and theUnion. Should these parties' fail to arrive at anagreement, the hours shall be fixed by a Board ofReference to be appointed in pursuance of the Inclus-trial Arbitration Act.

An employer shall be deemed prima facie to beguilty of a breach if a batch of bread is found drawnfrom his oven earlier than two hours after the pre-scribeçl actual starting time.

No worker shall be allowed to resume workuntil he has had a clear six (6) hours off.

The hours specially mentioned in this Awardshall also cover the making anti baking of Viennabread anti rolls, and shall he subject to revision antiamendment by the Court, in the event of legislationbeing passed amending the Bread Act anti specifyinghours for the baking of bread.

No worker other than a doughmaker shall beallowed upon the employer's premises more than one(1) hour prior to the starting time. In the case ofdefective fermentation or other unavoidable cause,workers may attend for a period up to, but notexceeding one (1) hour prior to the starting tmme:Provided, that the employer and/or his foreman shallbe allowetl on the employer's premises when re-quired, for one (1) hour prior to the starting time.

5.Wages.

(a) Basic Wage:Within the

DivisionOutside the

Division

Per Week.£ s. d.

Sonth-VTest Land.613South-West Land.696

Jobber, 4s. 6d. per hour.Jobber taking charge, 5s. per day extra.

(c) A worker other than a doughmaker who iscalled upon to make doughs shall be paid dough-maker's wages during the time he is performing theseduties.

(b) Classifications':Forenian in charge of fotir (4) or more

MarginPer Week.

£ s. d.

workers . . . . . . . . . . 2 14 0Foreman in charge of less than four (4)

workers .. . . . . . . .. 2 11 6(For the purpose of these calculations

"workers" shall be cic-emed to includeapprentices.)

Single hand baker . . . . . . . . 2 9 0

Doughmaker .. .. .. 2 9 0Baker doing oven work . . . . 2 6 6Board hand .. .. .. 2 4 0

(ci) There shall be a foreman in each bakehousewhere more than one worker is employed, but wherea single hand baker is employed the existing customshall continue.

(e) Workers, including apprentices, who are calledupon to work outside the prescribed hours in clause4, subclausc (iii), while rebuilding operations or altera-tions of plant are in progress, shall be paid time anda half for all time worked. No work shall be doneunder the provisions of this subclause unless anduntil permission is obtained from the Registrar, whoshall satisfy, himself as to the extent of the work, andshall grant a definite period in which this work mustbe completed, after notice having been given to bothunions of an application having been made.

6.No Reduction.This Award shall not in itself operate to reduce the

wages of any worker who is at present receiving abovethe minimum rate prescribed for his class of work.

7.District Allowances.District allowances, if. any, shall be left as heretofore

a matter for negotiation between the employers andthe. Union.

8.Overtime.(a) All time worked in excess of the rostered hours

per clay shall be paid for at the rate of time and a halffor the first two hours and double time thereafter; or

(h) All time \vorkedl in excess of the number ofhours prescribed as a weeks' work shall be paid for atthe rate of time and a half for the first two hoursand double time thereafter.

Provided, however, that if overtime has beenpaid under clause (a) the hours on which overtime hasbeen paid shall not be counted in any computationunder clause (b).

All time worked on Sundays, except for dough-making, shall be paid for at double time rates. Nopermanent hand shall work overtime in any bakehousein work for which jobbers have been engaged whilethere are jobbers available in the bakehouse for suchworic.

Notwithstanding anything contained in thisAward-

'An employer may require any worker to workreasonable overtime at overtime rates and such\c'orlcer shall work overtime iii accordance withsuch requirement.No organisation, party to tins Avarcl, or workeror workers covered by this Award shall in anyway, whether directly or indirectly, be a partyto or concerned in any ban, limitation, or re-striction upon the working of overtime in accord-ance with the requirements of this subclause.

9.Holidays.'I'he following clays, or the days observed in

lieu, shall, subject to subclause (b) hereof, be allowedas holidays without deduction of pay, namely: NewYear's Day, Australia Day, Good Friday, FasterMonday, Anzac Day, Labour l)av, State FoundationDay, Union Picnic Day, Christmas Day and BoxingDay.

Any worlc done on these specially named daysshall he paid for at the rate of double time.

On any public holiday not prescribed as a holi-clay under this Award the employer's establishmentor place of business sway be closed, in which case aworker need not present himself for duty and pay-ment may be deducted, but if work be done ordinaryrates of pay shall apply.

Except as hereinafter provided a period of twoconsecutive weeks' leave with payment of ordinarywages as prescribed shall be allowed annually to aworker by his employer after a period of twelvemonths' continuous service with such employer.

If any award holiday falls within a worker'speriod of annual leave and is observed on a day whichin the case of that worker would have been an ordin-ary working day there shall be added to that periodone day being an ordinary working day for each suchholiday observed as aforesaid.

If after one month's continuous service in anyqualifying twelve-monthly period a workee other thana jobber lawfully leaves his employment, or hisemployment is terminated by the employer throughno fault of the worker, the worker shall be paid one-sixth of a week's pay at his ordinary rate of wagein respect of each completed month of continuousservice.

Any time in respect of which a worker is absentfrom work except time for which he is entitled toclaim sick pay or time spent on holidays or annualleave as prescribed by this Award shall not countfor the purpose of determinsng his right to annualleave.

In the event of a worker being employed by anemployer for portion only of a year, he shall onlybe entitled, subject to subclause (f) or subclause (k)of this clause, to such leave on full pay as is propor-tionate to his length of service during that periodwith such employer, and if such leave is not equal tothe leave given to the other workers he shall nothe entitled to work or pay whilst the other workersof such employer are on leave on full pay.

A worker who is dismissed for misconduct orwho illegally severs his contract of service shall notbe entitled to the benefit of the provisions of thisclause.

The provisions of this clause shall not apply tocasual workers.

Upon notification to the Union by the employersin any district, the foregoing provisions may bevaried as follows

Subclause (a) hereof shall not apply except inthe case of New Year's Day, Good Friday,Labour Day and Christmas Day.Subclause (d) hereof shall not apply, but, exceptas hereinafter provided a period of three con-secutive weeks' leave with payment of ordinarywages as prescribed shall be allowed annuallyto a worker by his employer after a period oftwelve months' continuous service with suchemployer.Subclause (f) hereof shall not apply, but ifafter one months' continuous service in anyqualifying twelve-monthly period a worker otherthan a jobber lawfully leaves his employment,or his employment is terminated by the employerthrough no fault of the worker, the workershall he paid one-quarter of a week's pay at hisordinary rate of wage in respect of each com-pleted month of continuous service.In all other respects, the provisions of this clauseshall apply.

10.Fares.A relieving worker shall be paid his rail fares in

accordance with the usual custom.

11.Higher Duties.Workers called upon to perform higher duties for

which a higher rate is prescribed than that in whichthey are in recipt of shall be paid such higer ratefor such time as they are actually performing suchhigher duties, if employed under four hours, and ifemployed for four hours or more they shall receive aclay's pay at such higher rates.

12.Quantity of Flour in Doughs.A baker required to make a hand dough containing

not more than 600 lbs. of flour shall be allowed twohours for such hand dough. If required to make ahand dough containing more than 600 lbs. of flourhe shall be provided with assistance or receive twoshillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.) for each additional150 lbs. of flour or part thereof.

13.Records.A time and wages book shall be kept by the em-

ployer in the bakehouse, in which entries shall bemade therein each day by each worker of the time hestarts and finishes work, and of the time he hasworked. The worker shall also enter therein theamount of wages he receives, the number of hoursof overtime he has worked, and the payment he hasreceived for such. The book or other records shallbe open during working hours for the inspection of


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tile secretary of the union, or its accredited repre-sentative. Any system of automatic recording hmechanical means shall be cleen ccl a compliance withthis clause to the extent of the information recorded.

14.Acconimoda tion.Each employer shall he rcquircd to provide suitable

accommodation for workers to change their workingcloth Cs.

15.Termination of limplovuient.One week's notice on either side shall be given

for the termination of emplovmen t.

16..Agccl and infirm \Vorkers.Any worker who by reason of old age or in-

firmity is unable to earn the minimum wage may hepaid such lesser wage as' may from time to time heagreed upon in writing between the union and theem ploy Cr.

In the event of no agreement beingar rived atthe matter may he referred to tIme Board of Refer-ence for determination.

After application has been made to the Board.and pending the Board's decision, the worker shallbe entitled to work for and be employed at the pro-posed lesser rate.

17.Breakdowns, Etc.The employer shall he entitled to deduct payinen

for any (lay or portion of a day upon which theworker cannot be usefully employed, because of anystrike by the union or unions' affiliated with it, or byany other association or union, or through the break-clown of the employers machinery, or any stoppageof work by any cause which the employer cannotreasonably prevent.

18.Absence Through Sickness.A worker shall be entitled to payment for 11011-

attendance on the ground of personal ill-health forone-twelfth of a week for each completed month ofservice: Provided that payment for absence throughsuch ill-health Thall be limited to one week in eachcalendar year. Payment hereunder may be adjustedat the end of each calendar year, or at the tine theworker leaves the service of the employer, in theevent of the worker being' entitled by service smb-sequent to the sickness to a greater ,llowance thanthat macIc at the time the sickness occurred. Thisclause shall not apply where the worker is entithedto compensation tinder the \Vorkers' CompensationAct.

A worker shall not be entitled to receive anywages from his employer for any time lost throughthe result of an accident not arising Out of or in tilecourse of his employment or for any accident,wherever sustained, arising out of his own wilfuldefault, or for sickness arising out of his own wilful(IC fau It.

No worker shall be entitled to the benefits oftIns clause unless he produces proof satisfactory tohis employer of sickness, but the employer shall notbe entitled to a medical certificate unless the absenceis for three (3) days or more.

19.API) rent ices.The provisions of the schedule hereto marked

"Apprenticeship Regulations" are hereby embodied inand form part of this Award.

Apprentices shall, with tile approval of theemployer and the union, be interchangeable betweentown and country bakeries.

The inaxiniurn number of apprentices allowedto any employer shall be in the proportion of oneto every four (4) or fraction of four (4) journey-men permanently employed: Provided that an eni-ployer who is bona ficle working as a baker shall beregarded as a journeyman permanently employed.

(cl) Apprentices shall be paid as follows :-Per Cent, ofBasic Wage.

First six months. . . . . . 20Second six months . . . . 25Second year . . . . 35'rhird year . . . . . .

Fourth year .. .. 80Fifth year . . . . . . 95

i'revidecl that where an apprentice is 21 years' ofage or over at the commencement of Ins fifth year heshall be paid the full basic wage, and that when anapprentice becomes 21 years of age in the course ofhis fifth year he shall be paid the full basic wagefor tile period following' his 2Ist birthday : Providedfurther that the foregoing proviso shall not applywhere the apprenticeship has' been revived under tImeRe-establishment and Employment Act, 1945, and theapprentice is in receipt of the traclesnian's ratethrough Government supplementation.

20,Board of Reference.'The Court appoints, for the purpose of the Award,

a Board or Boards of Reference. Each Board shallconsist of a chairman, and two other representatives,one to be nominated by each of the parties, as lIre-scribecl by the regulations. There are assigned to eachsuch Board, in the event of no agreement beingarrived at betmveen the parties to the Award, thefunctions of:-

adjcisting any matters of difference which mayarise between the arties from time to time,except such as involve interpretations' of theprovisions of the Award or any of themdeciding any other matter that the Court mayrefer to such Board from time to time

An appeal shall lie from any decision of such Board.iii the manner and snbject to the conditions prescribedin the regulations to the Industrial Arbitration Act,1912-1941, which for tIns purpose are embodied in this'I"_wa rd.

21.Liberty to Apply.Liberty is reserved to the applicant to apply for an

amendment to this Award to provide for the hoursto be worked in five (5) days,

I certify pursuant to section 65 of the IndustrialArbitration Act, 1912-1941, that the foregoing is acopy of the agreement arrived at between the partiesmlientioned above.

Dated at Perth this 23rd day of December, 1948.

[L.S.](Sgd.) B. A. DUNPHY, President.

Filed at my office this 23rch clay of December, 1948.

(Sgdi.) S. WHEELER, Clerk of the Court ofArbitration.

Schedule.

APPRENTiCESHIP REGULATIONS.Dc tion s'.

1. (1) "Act" means The Industrial Arbitration Act,1912-1941, and any alteration or amendment thereoffor the time being in force.

"Apprentice" means any person of either sexof any age who is apprenticed to learn or to he taughtany industry, trade, craft, or calling to which theseregtilations apply, and includes an apprentice on pro-bation.

"Award" includes Industrial Agreement.''Court" means the Court of Arbitration."Employer" includes any firm, company, or

corporation."Minor" means a person not less than fourteen

years of age and not more than eighteen years of agewho customarily works under the direction of or inassociation with an employer, master, or journeymanupon the material and with the tools or implementsused in the industry.

EmploymentProbation.2. No minor shall (except where provision is other-

wise made in this Award) be employed or engaged inthe industry, except subject to the conditions of ap-prenticeship or probationship herein contained.

3. (1) Every apprentice shall be employed on pro-btion for a period of three months to determine hisfitness or otherwise for apprenticeship, and shall workonly for such hours per clay and for such remunera-tion as may be prescribed by the Award. In the eventof his becoming ama apprentice such probationaryperiod shall be counted as part of the term of appren-lice ship.

(2) The court may in any case where it scemsexpedient to do so, order that the probationaryperiod of employment be extended for a further periodnot exceodina three months.

(a) Any employer talcinOan apprentice on pro-bation shall within 14 days thereafter register suchprobationer by giving notice thereof to the Registrarin tile prescribed form. If at the date of the comingin to operation of these regnlations an employer isemploying ally apprentice or probationer who has notbeen duly registered as such, he shall forthwith applyfor the due registration of such apprentice or pro-bat i one r.

(b) At the end of the period of probation of eachapprentice, if niutuallv agreed upon by the employerand the legal guardian of the boy, but not otherwise,he nay become an apprentice under an agreement.

The employer of every apprentice shall keep lamconstantly at work and teach such apprentice or causehim to be taught the industry, craft, occupation, orcalling in relation to which he is bound apprentice,by conipetent instruction in a gradual anu cOlOpletemanner, and shall give such apprentice a reasonableopportunity to learn the same, and receive, duringthe period of his apprenticeship, such technical, tradeand general instruction and training as may be neces-sary. And every apprentice shall, during the periodoi his apprenticeship, faithfully serve his employer forthe purpose of being taught the industry, craft,occupation or calling in relation to which he is bound,and shall also conscientiously and regularly acceptsuch technical, trade, and general instruction andtraining as aforesaid, in addition to the teaching thatmay be provided by his employer.

The employer and time apprentice respectivelyshall he deemed to undertake the duty which he agreesto perforni as a duty en foeccable under an Award ofthe Court.

Apprenticeship Board.(i) The Court may on its own motion or on the

application of any of the parties, or on the recoin-mcndation of. an Industrial Board!, appoint a Boardfor the purpose of clealiimg with all matters affectingapprentices assigned to the determination of theBoard by the Courl;, and in particular to performand discharge all powers and do ties in these regula-tions and therein to be performed and dischargedby the Court, except such powers and duties as arespecially assigned to the Court by the Act.

(ii) The Board shall consist of the following:A chairman, to be appointed by the Court,andRepresentatives of the employers andworkers respectively, one or two on eachside, as may be decided by the Court.

(iii) The Board shall be invested with the followingpowers and functions in addition and without pre-judice to those mentioned in (i) :-

(a) to endeavour to pronlote apprenticeshipsunder this Award

(b) to draw up syllabi of training and to arrangefor the periodical examination of appren-tices

(c) to permit in any special circumstances thetaking or employment of an apprentice byan employer, notwithstanding that the quotafixed by the Award in any particular casemay be exceeded

(d) to enter any factory,. workshop, or placewhere an apprentice is employed or appointany other person for that purpose and in-spect the conditions under which any ap-prentice is employed

(e) to require any employer to furnish theBoard with any specified information relat-ing to any trade or industry subject to thisAward, or any of the workers engagedtherein, w'ith a view to determining whetherthere is a sufficient number of apprenticesbeing traine(i to meet future requirementsand in the interests of the community;to advise the Court as to all matters apper-taming to apprentices,

(f)

A majority of the members of the Board, oneof whom most he the chairman, shall constitute aqu orufli.

Tile decision of the Board shall be the decisionof the majority of tile members and shall be signedby the chairman and forwarded to the Registrar.

Either party, with the consent of the Court,may at any time alter its representative.

8. (a) No employer shall refuse employment to anyperson, or dhsmiss any worker from his eniploymcn t,or injure him in his employment or alter his positionto his prejudice, by reason merely of the fact that theworker is a member of the Board, or by reason merelyof anything said or (lone or omitted to be (lone bynov such person or worker in the course of his dutyas such member.

(b) In ally proceeding for any contravention of thissubclause it shall lie upon the employer to show thatan person proved to have been refused employment,or any worker proved to have been dismissed or in-jured in his eniployment or prejudiced whilst actingas such member was refused employment or dismissedor injured in his employment or prejudiced for somereason other than that mentioned in this sub-clause.

Agreement of Apprenticeshit).9. (a) All agreements of apprenticeship shall be

drawn (11) Ofl a form approved by the Court, and signedby the eniployer, the legal guardianof tile apprentice,the apprentice, and the Registrar. No employer, guar-dan, or apprentice shall eater into any agreement orundertaking purporting to add to, vary alter or amendany such agreement withotit the approval of the Court.

There shall be three copies of each agreement,of which one copy shall be held by tile employer, oneshall be held by the legal guardian of the apprentice,and one copy shall be retained by the Registrar.

The apprenticeship agreement shall be coin-pleted within one monti1 of the termination of theprobationary period.

(di) Every agreement of apprenticeship shall besubject to the provisions of the Award in force forthe time being applicable to apprenticeship in theiridlustry.

10. Every agreement entered into by the eniployeraudi the legal guardian of the apprentce shall be fora period of five years, or such other period as maybe prescribcdl by the Award, hut tins period may bereduced in special circumstances with the apprO\'aiof the Court.

11. Every agreement of apprclmticesllil) enteredl intoshall contain

'rhe names and addresses of tile parties to theagreement.The (late of birth of the apprentice.A description of the industry, craft, occupa-tion or calling or combination thereof to whichthe apprentice is to be bound.The (late at which the appreliticeShil) is tocommence and the period of apprenticeship.A Condlition requiring the apprentice to obeyall reasonable directions of the employer andrequiring tile employer and apprentice to corn-piy with the terms of tile industrial Award sofar as they concern the apprentice.A condhtion that tecllnical instruction of theapprentice, when available, shall be at the em-ployer's expense, and shall be in the empioyer'stime, except in places where such instruction isgiven after the ordinary working hours.A condition that in the event of any apprentice,

in the opinion of the examiners, not progressingsatisfactorily, increased time for technical in-struction shall be allowed at the employer'sexpense to enable such apprentice to reach thenecessary standard.The general conditions of apprenticeship.

Transfer of Apprentices.12. (a) The Court shall ha\'e power to transfer an

apprentice from (a) one employer to another and/or(b) from one trade to another, either temporarily ore rm anently-

i. if the employer does not provide the necessaryfacilities for tile apprentice to become proficientin his trade; or

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ii. upon the application of the employer or theapprentice for good cause shown.The transfer of every agreement shall be made

cut in quadruplicate and shall, unless the Court other-wise directs, be signed by the late employer or hisassigns, the legal guardian of the apprentice, theapprentice, the Registrar, and the new employer. Thetransfer form shall be completed within two monthsof the date on which the transfer is effected.

One copy of the transfer agreement shall beheld by the late employer, one shall be held by thenew employer, one shall be held by the legal guar-dian of the apprentice, and one shall be retained bythe Registrar.

Should an employer at any time before the deter-mination of the period of apprenticeship desire todispense with the service of the apprentice he maywith the consent of the apprentice and guardian trans-fer him to another employer carrying on businesswithin a reasonable distance of the original employer'splace of business, willing to continue to teach theapprentice and pay the rate of wages prescribed bythe Court in its Award or otherwise according to thetotal length of time served, and generally to performthe obligations of the original employer.

On the transfer or termination of any appren-ticeship, from whatever cause, the employer shall givethe apprentice a statement in writing setting forththe time he has served, full particulars of the branchesof the trade or industry in which he has receivedinstruction and the proficiency attained (see FormB hereof) ; and he shall also notify the Registrarstating the cause of such transfer or termination.On any such transfer the original employer shall berelieved from all obligations under the contract.

In the event of an employer being unable toprovide work for the apprentice or to mutually agreewith the legal guardian of the apprentice to cancel theagreement or to arrange a transfer, application maybe made to the Court to arrange for such transferor to have such agreement cancelled.

'Where a person is apprenticed to partners hisagreement of apprenticeship shall upon the retirementor death of any partner be deemed to be assigned tothe continuing partner or partners.

Cancellation of Agreement.Every agreement shall include a provision that

it may be cancelled by mutual consent, by the em-ployer and the legal guardian of the apprentice givingone month's notice in writing to the Court and to theparties concerned that such apprenticeship shall beterminated.

If the apprentice shall at any time be wilfullydisobedient to the lawful orders' of the employer, hismanagers, foremen or other servants having authorityover the apprentice, or be slothful, negligent, or dis-honest, or shall otherwise grossly misbehave himself,or shall not conduct himself as a good and faithfulapprentice should do, or shall not faithfully observeand keep his part of this agreement, then it shall belawful for the employer, with the consent of theCourt, to discharge the apprentice from his service.

The Court may in its discretion for any causewhich it may deem sufficient on the application ofany party to an apprenticeship agreement vary orcancel the agreement, either unconditionally or sub-ject to such terms and conditions as it may deemadvisable.

No apprentice employed under a registeredagreement shall be discharged by the employer foralleged misconduct until the registration of the agree-ment of apprenticeship has been cancelled by order ofthe Court on the application of the employer.

Provided, however, that an apprentice may be sus-pended for misconduct by the employer, but in anysuch case the employer shall forthwith make anapplication for cancellation of the agreement of ap-prenticeship, and in the event of the Court refusingsame the wages of the apprentice or such portionthereof, if any, as the Court may order shall be paidas from the date of such suspension, and, in the eventof the application for cancellation being granted, suchorder may take effect from the date when the appren-tice was suspended.

21. Subject to the provisions of the Acts relating toBankruptcy and Insolvency and the Winding-up ofCompanies, the following provisions shall apply:

The Trustee or Liquidator, as the case niay be,may give written notice to the apprentice andhis parent or guardian of his intention to clis-continue the employment of the apprenticefrom a date to be named in such notice, andthereupon the agreement shall be deemed to beterminated from the said date.Neither the apprentice, his parent or guardian,shall have any right of action against the em-ployer unless the Court specifically authorisesthe same after consideration of the circum-stances', and in any event, any proceedings fordamages hereunder, authorised by the Courtmust be commenced within six weeks after theservice on the apprentice of the notice referredto in subclause (a) hereof, otherwise any claimfor damages shall be deemed to be waived andforfeited.If the contract of anprenticeship is transferredon the bankruptcy or insolvency of the employer,to another employer, the apprentice named insuch contract shall not be counted in calculat-ing the proportion of apprentices to other labour.

Extension of Term.22. Subject to regulation 38, time lost by the appren-

tice through sickness or any other cause whatsoevermay, with the consent of the Court on the applicationof any party, be added to the original term in theapprenticeship agreement at the end of the yearofservice in which the time has been lost or at the ter-mination of the apprenticeship period.

23. The term of apprenticeship may be extended bythe Court on the failure of an appre,ntice to pass twosuccessive periodical examinations, either by orderinga continuation of any particular year of the appren-ticeship, in which case the next year of service shallnot commence until after the expiration of theextended period, or by adding the period of extensionto the last year of service. It shall be the duty of theexaminers to make any recommendation they see fitto the Court for the purpose of such extension. Anyextension of the term of apprenticeship shall besubject to all the conditions and stipulations in theoriginal agreement, except as to rates of wages, whichshall be such amount as the Court may determine.(See also regulations 34 and 35.)

Technical Education Classes.24. (a) Every apprentice shall attend regularly and

ptmctually a Government or other approved technicalschool vocational classes or classes of instruction, forinstruction in such subjects as are provided for histrade. 'This' clause shall be deemed to have been com-p]ied with if the apprentice takes a course in anapproved correspondence school: Provided, however,that attendances shall not be compulsory when theapprentice is resident outside a radius of 12 milesfrom the place where instruction is given, or in thecase of illness of the apprentice the proof whereoflies on him. Provided also that if technical instruc-tion is not available in the locality in which theapprentice is employed and is available by corres-pondence, at reasonable cost to be approved by theCourt, the Court may prescribe such correspondencecourse as the technical instruction to: be taken by theapprentice and paid for by the employer.

The fees for the classes attended by the appren-tice shall be paid by the employer.

The period during which apprentices are toattend such technical school or classes if any shallbe four hours per week.

25. Any apprentice who:fails without reasonable cause, the proofwhereof lies on him, to attend any technicalschool or class punctually when such is avail-able for instruction, at the time appointed forthe commencement of the school or class, orleaves school or class before the time ap-pointed for leaving, without the permission ofthe teacher; orfails to be diligent or behaves in an indecorousmanner while in such school or class; ordestroys or fails to take care of any materialor equipment in such school or class

shall be deemed to commit a breach of the Award andshall be liable for each such breach to a penalty notexceeding two pounds.

26. \'Vhere in any case it is shown to the satisfactionof the Court that any apprentice, by reason of hisengagement on country work or other good cause,cannot conveniently attend a technical school or otherprescribed classes, such of these regulations as relateto attendance at a technical school or other prescribedclasses, and to examinations, shall not apply to suchapprentice, but he shall be subject to such conditionsas the Court may direct.

27. If the exanliners or the industrial union or enl-player concerned make representations to the Courtthat the facilities nrovided by the technical schoolor other place of vocational training for the teachingof apprentices, arc inadequate, the Court may makesuch investigations and such report to the Ministercontrolling such technical school, or such other place,as it deems necessary.

28. When an apprentice attends a technical school,vocational classes, or other class or classes of instruc-tion during his ordinary working hours, where suchis prescribed, the time so occupied shall be regardedas part of the term of his apprenticeship, and theemployer shall not be entitled to make any deductionfrom the wages of the apprentice for such time.

Examinations.29. (a) Every apprentice shall be bound to submit

himself to examination at the places and times ap-pointed by the Registrar after consultation with theexaminers.

Every apprentice shall, prior to submitting him-self to examinations, if required by the examiners,produce to the examiners a certificate that he hasmade at least 70 per centum of attenclances at thetechnical school or other place of instruction, unlesshe is exempted from such attendance for good cause.

The Registrar shall notify the examiners of thenames and addresses of the apprentices required tosubmit themselves to examination and the attendancesmade by them at the technical school, should suchinformation be in his possession.

(4) The employer shall place at the disposal of theexaminers such material and machinery on his premisesas may be required by them, and shall in all waysfacilitate the conduct of the examination.

30. (a) The examiners shall be persons skilled in theindustry and appointed by the Court. In the event ofa disagreenient between the examiners, the matter in(hispute shall be referred to a third person agreed toby them or nominated by the Court or the President,at the request of any of the examiners, and tile de-cision of such person shall be final and conclusive.

It shall be the duty of the examiners to examinethe work, require the production of the certificate ofaltendance, inquire into the diligence of each appren-tice, and as to the opportunities provided by theemployer for each apprentice to learn, and to submita report to the Court in writing as to the result ofthe examination within one month from the date ofholding the examination, but this period may beextended by the Court.

Such examintion shall, where possible, inchidetheory and practice as applied to the trade, industry,craft, occupation, or calling to which the apprenticeis indentured.

31. The Registrar shall, after each examination,issue a certificate to each apprentice indicating theresults and the term of apprenticeship served.

32. Whenever it is possible so to do, the examiners,before entering upon the examination, shall draw upa syllabus showing what, in their opinion, is the stageof proficiency which an apprentice should attain ateach of the examinations prescribed. The syllabusshall be subject to review by the Court at any time,and shall be kept as a record by the Registrar and acopy handed to the examiners before each examina-tion. The said syllabus may be subject to alterationfrom time to time by the examiners, who shall forth-with notify the Registrar thereof.

33. In lieu of, or in addition to, examiners abovereferred to the Court may appoint, wholly or partly,examiners to be recommended by the Superintendentof Technical Education for the whole or any portionof the subjects of instruction.

34. On the failure of an apprentice to pass any ofthe examinations, the employer may, if the examinerso recommend withhold the increase in wages accruing

to the apprentice in accordance with the scale setforth in the Award for such period as may be recom-mended by the examiners but not exceeding twelvemonths. (See also regulation 23.)

35. Upon the failure of an apprentice to pass twoconsecutive examinations, it shall be the duty of theexaminers to report same to the Court, with a re-commendation as' to the extension of the apprentice-ship period, the cancellation of the apprentIceshipagreement, or such other remedial measures (i.e., in-creased tinie for technical instruction) as they maydeem advisable. The Court, after notice to all partiesconcerned, may cancel the agreement or make suchother order in the circumstances as it may deemnecessary. (See also regulation 23.)

36. Upon completion of the period of training pre-scribed or any authorised extension thereof, eachapprentice shall, if he has passed the final examina-tion to the satisfaction of the examiners, be providedwith a certificate to that effect by the Registrar. Thiscertificate shall also be signed by the examiners.

Lost Time.37. The employer shall pay the apprentice for all

time lost through sickness or the holidays prescribedby this Award Provided

payment for such sickness' shall not exceed atotal of two weeks in each year;where the time lost through sickness exceedsfour consecutive working days, the employerniay demand from the apprentice the productionof a medical certificate, and a further certificateor certificates may be required if any time islost through sickness within seven (lays fromthe date of resumption of duty, the cost of anyof such certificate or certificates not exceedings. to be borne by the employer;

an apprentice shall not be entitled to receiveany wages from his employer for any time lostthrough the result of an accident not arisingout of or in the course of his employment, orfor any accident or sickness' arising out of hisown wilful default;liberty is reserved to the respondents to applyfor the deletion of this regulation.

38. 'The employer shall pay the apprentice, in respectof time lost through compulsory military or navaltraining (but not exceeding two weeks in any yearof service), the amount by which the wages prescribedby the industrial award for the trade, calling, craft,occupation, or industry exceeds the amount receivedby the apprentice from the Department of Defence:Provided, however, that this clause shall not applyto military or naval training imposed through failureto attend compulsory parades.

All time lost by reason of compulsory military ornaval training other than the additional trainingmentioned in the above proviso shall count as part ofthe apprenticeship.

39. When an apprentice is absent from work orany cause other than sickness or in pursuance of theprovisions of these regulations, the employer shall beentitled to deduct from the wages of the apprenticean amount proportionate to the time so lost.

Part-time Employment.40. Where in any case an employer is temporarily

unable to provide work to employ an apprentice forhis full time, application may be made by the employerto the Court for permission

(a) to employ the apprentice for such lesser timeper week or per month and at such remunera-tion as the Court may determine, being notless than the proportionate amount of the rateof wages prescribed by the industrial Awardor Agreement for the trade, calling, or industry;or

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(b) to suspend the contract for such period and onsuch terms as the Court thinks fit.

If the Court grants the application, holidays will bereduced pro rata.

Miscellanus41. (1) The Registrar shall prepare and keep a roll

of apprentices containinga record of all apprentices and probationersplaced with employersa record of all employers with whom apprenticesare placed;a record of the progress of each apprentice,recording the result of the examiners' reports;any other particulars the Court may direct.

(2) These records shall be open to inspection beemployers and the union of workers interested (11)011request.

42. (1) (a) For the purpose of ascertaining thenumber of apprentices allowed at any time the averagenumber of journeymen employed on all working (laysof the 12 months immediately preceding such time shallbe deemed to be the number of journeymen employed.

Where the employer is himself a journeymanregularly and usually working at tile trade he shallbe counted as a journeyman for tile purpose of com-puting tile number of apprentices allowed. In thc caseof a partnership each partner shall be dccmcd ajourneyman for the purpose of this subclause.

Where a business is in operation for less than12 months the method of ascertaining tile numbershall be as agreed by the union and the employer, orif no agreement is arrived at, as determined by theCoti rt.

(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subciause (1)Ilereof tile Court may in any particular case

in special circufllStancCs permit the taking oremployment of an apprentice by an CiTiplOyci'notwithstanding that the quota fixed by theAward may be exceeded;refuse the registration of an agreement ofapprenticeship or the taking of an apprenticein any case when in the opinion of the Courtthe circumstances are such that the apprenticeis not likely to receive the instruction andtraining necessary to qualify him as a trades-man.

43. Every industrial inspector appointed in pursuanceof the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act,1912-1941, shall have the power to enter any premises,make such inspection of the premises, plant, machineryor work upon which any apprentice is employed orcould be employed, interview any apprentice or em-ployee, examine any books or documents of tilebusiness relating to the wages and conditions ofapprentices, interrogate the employer in regard to anyof tile above-mentioned matters.

44. With a view to determining whether the numberof apprentices being trained is sufficient to meet thefuture requirenlents of the industry in the matter ofskilled artisans, the Registrar may require any enl-pioyer to furnish him with any specified informationrelating to the said industry, or relating to tileworkers engaged therein.

45. In every application under clauses 15, 18, 19,20, and 40 hereof, the union of workers registeredmay intervene and make such representations at timeIlearing as it may deem necessary. Similarly, in thecase of an application under clause 22, the employermay intervene and, in an application under clause 23,both the employer and the union may intervene.Wilere such intervention is made, a representative oragent shall be appointed in the manner laid down bysection 65 of the Act.

iNDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912-1941.Form A.

(Form to be filled in and forwarded to tIme Registrarby every person desirous of becoming an Apprentice.)

The Registrar,Arbitration Court, Perth.

I hereby notify you that I sin desirous of becomingan apprentice to the undermentioned trade and enclosehcresvith certificate froni niy head teacher.Full nameAddressDate of birthTrade (Branch)School last attended Standard passed

Signature

Singature of Parent (or Guardian).Date

Form B.'To

The Registrar, Arbitration Court, Perth.Please take notice that

of , has entered my service(on llrObatiOn) as an apprentice to tiletrade on the clay of 19

Dated this (lily of 19

(Signature of Employer)NoteWhen the probationary period has expired

an additional notification should be sent, with thewords in italics struck out.

Forni C.l'iegulatioll 14.)

Certificate of Service,This is to certify that of

has served yearsmonths at the branch of thetrade. He has attained (or not attained or attainedmore than) the average proficiency of an apprenticeof like experience. The cause. of the transfer (or tcr-nlivation) of the apprenticeship is as follows:

Dated this clay of 19

(Signature of Employer)

Form D.

Certificate of Proficiency.This is to certify that has

satisfied the Examiners of competence illtile branch of the tradeat tile examiantion proper to the yearof service as apprentice.

Dated tIle day of 19

Registrar.

Form E.Final Certificate.

This is to certify that ofhas completed the period of training

of years, prescribed by his Agreement ofApprenticeship and has passed the Final ExaminationTest to the satisfaction of the examiners for tIle

trade.Dated at tile day of

19

Examiners.

Registrar.


Form F.General Form of Apprenticeship Agreement.

(Recommended.)THIS AGREEMENT, made this (layof 19 between of

(address) (occupa-t:on) (hereinafter called ''the employer"), of thefirst part, of

born on the dayot 19 (hereinafter called 'the ap-prentice"), of the second part, andof (address) (occupa-tion) , parent (or guardian) ofthe said (hereinafter called the''parent" or 'guardian"), of the third part, witnessethas follows :-

1. The apprentice of his own free will and with theconsent of the parent (or guardian) hereby binds him-self to serve the employer as his apprentice, and tolearn the trade of fora period of years, from the(lay of , one thousand ninehundred and

2. The parent (Or guardian) and apprentice herebyfor themselves and each of them and their and eachof their respective executors, administrators, andassigns covenant with the employer as follow:

'That the apprentice shall and will truly andfaithfully serve the employer as his apprentice in thesaid trade ataforesaid, and will diligently attend to his work atthe said trade, and will at all times willingly obey thereasonable directions of the employer, his managers,foremen, and overseers, and will not (luring the ap-prenticeship, without the consent in writing of theemployer, sell any goods which the employer makesor employ himself in the service of any other personor company in any work, or do any work which theemployer undertakes, other than for the employer,and will not absent himself from the employer's ser-vice without leave, and will comply with the provisionsof the regulations and of all Awards and Agreementsmade under the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1941,or any other Act in force so far as the same shallrelate to his apprenticeship.

That the apprentice will not do or knowinglysuffer any damage to be (lone to the property of theemployer.

3. The employer for himself, his heirs, executors,administrators and assigns HEREBY COVENANTSwith the apprentice as follows :-

That the employer will accept the apprenticeas his apprentice during the said term, and will (luringthe said term, by the best means in his power, causehim to be instructed in the trade ofand will provide facilities for the practical trainingof the apprentice in the said trade.

That the technical instruction of the apprentice,when available, shall be at the expense of the em-ployer and shall be in the employer's time, except inplaces when such instruction is given after the ordin-ary working hours.

In the event of the apprentice, in the opinionof the examiner or examiners appointed by theArbitration Court, not progressing satisfactorily, in-creased time for technical instruction shall be allowedat the employers' expense to enable the apprenticeto reach the necessary standard.

That the employer will observe and perform allthe conditions and stipulations of the Industrial Arbi-tration Act, 1912-1941, or any Act or Acts amendingthe same and any regulations made thereunder, as faras the same concern the apprentice, AND ALSO theconditions and stipulations of any relative Award orIndustrial Agreement for the time being in force.

4. IT IS FURTHER AGREED BETWEEN. THEPARTIES. HERETO:

'That the apprentice shall not be responsible forany faulty workor for any damage or injury done tomaterials, work, or machinery, tools, or plant otherthan wilful damage or injury during the course of hiswork.

That the apprentice shall not be required towork overtime without his consent.

This Agreement may, subject to the approvalof the Court, be cancelled by mutual consent by theemployer and parent (Or guardian) giving one month'snotice in writing to the Cburt and to the parties con-ccrned that this Agreement shall be terminated, andon such muttial consent being given the apprentice-ship shall be terminated without prejudice to therights of any of the parties hereto in respect Ot anyantecedent breach of the provisions of this Agree-ment.

Other conditions.5. This Agreement is subject to amendment, \'aria-

tion, or cancellation by the Court pursuant to thepowers to that effect contained in or implied by thelrovisions relating to apprentices contained in timeAwa rd.

In witness whereof the said parties hereto havehereunto set their hands and seals the d-ay andyear first hercinbefore written.

Signed, sealed and (lelivered by the said

in the presence of

(Signature of Guardian)And by the saidin the presence of

(Signature of Apprentice)And by of the said

for and on behalfof the saidin the presence of

(Signature of Employer)Noted and Registered this (lay of

19

Registrar.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OFWESTERN AUSTRALIA.

No. 66B of 1947.Between The Food Preservers' Union of Australia,

Western Australian Branch, Union of Workers,Coastal Districts, Applicant, and Purina GrainFoods (WA.) Ltd., Respondent.

WHEREAS an industrial dispute existed between theabovenamed parties, and whereas the said dispute wasreferred into Court for the purpose of hearing and(1 etermnination, and whereas the parties subsequentlymet and conferred and have arrived at agreement onall matters in difference, and whereas the parties havethis day appeared before the Court by their respec-tive representatives and requested the Court to makethe said Agreement an Award of the Court: Now,therefore, the Court, pursuant to section 65 of theindustrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1941, and all otherpowers therein enabling it, hereby declares thememorandum hereunder written to have the sameeffect is and be deemed an Award of the Court.

Memorandum of Agreement.(Note.\'Vherever the word "Award" occurs herein,

it shall be taken to mean and include "Agreement."

1.Scope.'This Award shall apply to the workers following

th vocations mentioned in clause 7 hereof in thecereal foods manufacturing industry.

2.Area.This Award shall have effect over the area corn-

prsecl within a radius of fourteen (14) miles fromthe General Post Office, Perth, but excluding thearea occupied by the works and undertakings ownedand controlled by Australasian Conference AssociationLimited trading as "Sanitarium Health Food Coin-pany."

3.Term.The term of this Award shall be for a period of one

(1) year from the beginning of the next pay periodcr,mrnencing after the date hereof.

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4.Definitions."Casual worker" shall mean a worker who is em-

ployed for one (1) week or less."Leading hand" means a worker who, in addition to

his ordinary duties, is required by the employer tosupervise the work of other workers.

5.Hours of Work.Subject to clause 8 hereof, forty (40) hours

shall constitute a week's work, to be worked in five(5) days.

Such hours shall be worked between 7 am, and5.30 p.m. Monday to Friday inclusive.

A meal break of not less than forty-two (42)minutes shall be allowed between 12 noon and 1.30p.m.

When more than one shift is worked, the start-ing and finishing times shall be such as to suit theconvenience of the employer's business.

When three (3) shifts are worked such shiftsshall be worked between 11 p.m. on Sunday and mid-night on the following Friday.

6.Meal Intervals.No worker shall work more than five (5) hours

without a suitable interval for a meal, but this pro-vision shall not apply where the worker finishes workfor the day at or before 1 p.m. on Saturday, or whereon Monday to Friday inclusive, a female worker ceaseswork at or before 6 p.m. and a male worker finisheswork at or before 6.30 p.m.

7.Wages.The minimum rates of wages payable under this

Award shall be as set out hereunder:Per Week.

(a) Basic Wage: £ s. d.Males 617Females 358

IViarginover Basic

(Male)Wage

Per Week.(b) Adult Males: £ s. d.

Fillers, pressmen and conircyor workers 17 0Other factory hands . . . 16 0Unclassified workers 50

Marginover Basic(Female)

WagePer "vVeelc.

S. (I.

(c) Adult Females 50

(d) junior Males:14 to 15 years of age15 to 16 years of age16 to 17 years of age17 to 18 years of age18 to 19 years of age19 to 20 years of age20 to 21 years' of age

(e) junior Females:15 to 16 years of age16 to 17 years of age17 to 18 years of age18 to 19 years of age19 to 20 years of age20 to 21 years of age

(f) In the event of the National Security (FemaleMinimum Rates) Regulations being rescinded duringthe term of this Award, liberty is reserved to the ap-plicant to apply for the fixation of marginal ratesfor adult females.

(g) Casual workers shall be paid at the rate of tenper cent. (10%) above the minimum rates prescribedherein.

%of MaleBasic Wage

Per Week.30405060708090

% of FemaleBasic WagePer Week.

'455565758595

(liS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [APRIL 29, 1949.

(h) Any worker employed on afternoon or nightshift shall be paid for such afternoon or night shiftat the rate of five per cent. (5%) in addition to theordinary rate.

8.Overtime.All time worked in excess of 8 (eight) hours per

day or before the usual starting time or after theusual finishing time or on Saturday shall be paidfor at the rate of time and a half for the first four(4) hours and double time thereafter.

All time worked on Sundays' shall be paid forat the rate of double time, except for shift work com-mencing at or after 11 p.m. on Sunday.

If a worker is required to work during hisrecognised meal time, and the commencement of hisor her meal time is postponed for more than onehour, he or she shall be paid at overtime rates untilhe or she gets his or her meal.

When a worker, without being notified on theprevious day is required to continue working afterthe usual knock-og time for more than one hour, lieor she shall be provided with any meal required orshall be paid one shilling and sixpence (is. fid.) inlieu thereof: Provided that such payment need notbe made to a worker living in the same locality asthe factory, who could reasonably return home fora meal.

i. An employer may require any worker to workreasonable overtime at overtime rates and suchworker shall work overtime in accordance withsuch requirement,No organisation, party to this Award or workeror workers' covered by this Award, shall in anyway, whether directly or indirectly, be a partyto or concerned in any ban, limitation or restric-tion upon the working of overtime in accordancewith the requirements of this subclause.This subclause shall remain in operation onlyuntil otherwise determined by the Court.

9.Holiclays.The following' days, or the days observed in

lieu, shall be allowed as holidays' without deductionof pay. namely: New Years' Day, Australia Day, GoodFriday, Easter Monday, Anzac Day, Labour Day,State Foundation Day, Christmas Day and BoxingDay.

All work performed on any of the foregoingclays shall be paid for at the rate of double time.

On any public holiday not prescribed as a holi-(lay under this Award the employer's establishmentor place of business' may be closed, in which case aworker need not present himself for duty and paymentmay be deducted, but if work be done ordinary ratesof pay shall apply.

10.Annual Leave.Except as hereinafter provided a period of two

consecutive weeks' leave with payment of ordinarywages as prescribed shall be allowed annually to aworker by lus employer after a period of twelvemonths' continuous service with such employer.

If any award holiday falls within a worker'speriod of annual leave and is observed on a day whichin the case of that worker would have been anordinary working day there shall be added to thatperiod one clay being an ordinary working clay foreach such holiday observed as aforesaid,

If after one month's continuous service in anyqualifying twelve-monthly period a worker lawfullyleaves his employment, or his employment is termin-ated by the employer through no fault of the worker,the worker shall be paid one-sixth (1/6th) of a week'spay at his ordinary rate of wage in respect of eachcompleted month of continuous service.

(cl) Any time in respect of which a worker is absentfrom work except time for which he is entitled toclaim sick pay or time spent on holidays or annualleave as prescribed by this' Award shall not count forthe purpose of determining his right to annual leave.

(e) In the event of a worker being employed by anemployer for portion only of a year, he shall only beentitled, subject to subclause (c) of this clause, tosuch leave on full pay as is proportionate to his lengthof service during that period with such employer, and

APRIL 29, 1949.]

if such leave is not equal to the leave given to theother workers lie shall not he entitled to work orpay whilst the other workers of such employer areon leave on full pay.

(f) A worker who is dismissed for misconduct orwho illegally severs his contract of service shall notbe entitled to the benefit of the provisions' of thisclause.

(g) The provisions of this clause shall not applyto casual workers.

11.Absence Through Sickness.A worker shall be entitled to payment for non-

attendance on the ground of personal ill-health forone-twelfth of a week for each completed monthof service: Provided that payment for absence throughsuch ill-health shall be limited to forty (40) hours ineach calendar year. Payment hereunder may beadjusted at the end of each calendar year or at thetime the worker leaves the service of the employer,in the event of the worker being entitled by servicesubsequent to the sickness to a greater allowancethan that made at the time the sickness occurred,This clause shall not apply where the worker is en-titled to compensation under the Workers' Com-pensation Act.

A worker shall not be entitled to receive anywages from his employer for any time lost throughthe result of an accident not arising out of or in thecourse of his eniployment, or for any accident,wherever sustained, arising out of his own wilfuldefault or for sickness arising out of his own wilfuldefault.

No worker shall be entitled to the benefits ofthis clause unless he produces proof satisfactory tohis employer of sickness, but the employer shall notbe entitled to a medical certificate unless the absenceis for three (3) days or more.

Any time in respect of which a worker isabsent from work except time for which he is entitledto claim sick pay under the preceding provision shallnot count for the purpose of determining his right toholidays'.

12.Higher Duties.A worker who is required to do work which is

entitled to a higher rate under this Award than thatwhich he or she usually performs shall be entitled tothe higher rate whilst so employed.

13.Contract of Service.Except in the case of a casual worker, whose

engagement shall be by the hour, the contract of hiringof every worker shall be a weekly contract, termin-able on either side by one (1) week's' notice givenon any day.

Any worker not attending for duty shall losehis pay for the actual time of such non-attendance,subject to the provisions of clause 11 hereof, as topayment for absence on account of illness.

This clause does not affect the right to dismissfor misconduct.

The employer shall be entitled to deduct pay-ulent for any day or portion of a day upon which theworker cannot be usefully employed because of anystrike by the union or unions affiliated witis it, or byany other association or union, or through the break-down of the employer's machinery or any stoppageof work by any cause which the employer cannotreasonably prevent.

14.Time and Wages Record.The employer shall keel), or cause to be kept, a

record containing the following particularsThe name of each worker;the class of work performed;the hotirs worked each day;the wage (and overtime, if any) paid;the age of each junior worker.

Such record shall be open to the inspection of anaccredited representative of the union once in eachweek.

GOVERN1\IENT GAZETTE, W.A. 910

15.Aged and Infirm Workers.Any worker who by reason of old age or in-

firmity is unable to earn the minimum wage may bepaid such lesser wage as may from time to time beagreed upon in writing between the union and theeinp by e r.

In the event of no agreement being arrived at.the matter may be referred to the Board of Referencefor determination.

After application has been made to the Board,and pending the Board's decision, the worker shall beentitled to work for the employer at the proposedlesser rate.

16.Posting of Award.The employer shall, upon request of the union, post

a copy of this Award in a cons'picuous place in thefactory, where it is easily accessible to the workers.

17.Board of Reference.For the purposes of this Award, a Board of Refer-

ence is hereby appointed, which shall consist of achairman and two (2) other representatives, one to benominated by each of the parties. The said Boardshall have assigned to it in the event of no agree-Inent being arrived at between the parties to thedispute the functions of

Adjusting any matters of difference which mayarise from time to time except such as' invo1veinterpretation of the provisions cF the Award 01.any of them;classifying and fixing wages', rates and condi-tions for any occupation or calling not specific-ally mentioned in the Award;dealing with any other matter which the Courtmay refer to the Board from time to time.

An appeal shall lie from any decision of suchBoard in the manner and subject to tile conditionsprescribed in the Regulations to the IndustrialArbitration Act, 1912-1941, which for this purpose areembodied in this Award.

18.Junior Worker's Certificate.Junior workers', upon being engaged, shall, if re-

ctuirecl, furnish the employer with a certificate contain-ing the following particulars

(a) name in full;(h) age and date of birth;

name of each previous employer and length ofservice with such employer;class of work performed for each previousemip bye r.

Such of the foregoing' particulars as are within theknowledge of an employer shall be endorsed on thecertificate and signed by the employer, upon requestof the worker.

No worker shall have any claim upon an employerfor additional pay in the event of the age or lengthof service of the worker bemg wrongly stated on thecertificate. If any junior worker shall wilfully mis-state his age in the above certificate he alone shallbe guilty of. a breach of this Award.

19.Representative Interviewing' Vorkers.in the case of a disagreement existing or antici-

pated concerning any of the provisions of this Award,an accredited representative of the union shall bepermitted to interview the workers during the recog-niied meal interval, on the business prenlises of theemployer, but tins permission shall not be exercisedwithout the consent of the employer, more than oncein any one week.

20.No Reduction.Nothing herein contained shall entitle an employer

to reduce the wage of any worker who at the dateof tlsis Award was being paid a higher rate of wagethan the minimum prescribed for his or her classof work.

21.Seating Accommodation.Seating accommodation shall be provided for female

workers' where practicable.

920 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [APRTL 29, 1949.

22.-Uniforms.Where tile employer requires a worker to wear a

cap, overall or uniform of any description, such shallbe provided by the employer free of charge and shallbe kept laundered by the employer.

23.-Limitation of Weight.No female worker shall be required to carry nlorc

than thirty (30) lbs. in weight.

1 certify pursuant to section 65 of the IndustrialArbitration Act, 1912-1941, that the foregoing is a copyof the agreement arrived at between tile partiesmentioned above.

Dated at Perth this 23rd clay of December, 1948.

[L.S.J(Sgcl.) E. A. DUNPHY, President.

Filed at my office this 23rd day of December, 1948.

(Sgd.) S. WHEELER, Clerk of the Court ofArbitration.

'filE MINING ACT, 1904.(Regulation 180.)

Warden's Office,Norsemau, 8th April, 1949.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofI lie C oldfielcl mentioned hereunder, on the date fllCli-i cued, to issue out of the Warden's Court an orderintliorising the cancellation of registration of theinidernientioned Mining Tenements, in accordance withRegulation 180 of the Mining Act, 1904. An orderinas- issue in th absence of the registered holder, butshould lie desire to object to such order he must, heforthe date mentioned, lodge at the Warden's 0111cc anobjection contaiiiing the grounds of suii objection,and, on the cia te mentioned, the Warden will proceedto hear and determine the same, in accordance withthe evidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) M. HARWOOD,Warden.

To lie heard at the Warden's Court, Norsernau, onWednesday, the 29th day of June, 1949.Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered

Holder, Address, Reason for Resumption.

DUNDAS GOLDFIELD.Subterranean Water Right.

229-Loeock, Albert louses; Norseman ; non-paymentof rent.

Mineral Claim.10-Perth Modelling Works Limited; 34 Claisebrook

Road, East Perth; non-payment of rent.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.(Regulation 180.)

Warden's Office,Meekatharra, 31st March, 1949.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goldfields mentioned hereunder, on the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an orderauthsorising the cancellation of registration of theundermentioned Mining Tenements, in accordance withRegulation 180 of the Missing Act, 1904. An ordermay issue in the absence of tile registered holder, butshould lie desire to object to such order he must, beforethe date mentioned, lodge at the Warden's Office anobjection containing the grounds of such objection,and, on the date mentioned, the Warden will proceedto hear and determine the same, in accordance with theevidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) L. J. BEGAN,Warden.

To be heard at time Warden's Court, Meekatharra, onWednesday, the 11th day of May, 1949.

Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of RegisteredHolder, Address, Reason fur Rrsnnipl ion.

MURCHISON GOLDFIELD.Jm[eel.atharra District.

Tailings Area.26N.-Meekatharra Sands Treatment and Mining, No

Liability; Meekatharra; non-payment of rent, £5. Nominer's right.

Mineral Claims.:iN.-Lilian Tea-sell; c/c .J. F. 0 'Callaghau, Media-

tharra ; non-payment of rent, £10.4N.-Lilian Terrehi; c/o J. F. 0 'Callaghan, Meeka-

tharra ; non-payment of rent, £9 lOs.5N.-LihianTer tell; c/c J. F. 0 'Callaghass, Meeka-

thsarsa ; non-payment of rent, £10.6N.-Lilian Terrell; c/c J. F. 0 'Callaghan. Meeka-

1 harra ; non-payment of rent, £10.

Dredgiug and Sluicing Claims.5N.-Thmomas Clarke Buildes-, Meekatharra, and

Timothy Smiddy Higgins, Geraldton; non-payment ofrent, £16 2s. Gd. No miner's right-I'. C. Builder.

ON-Thomas Clas-ke Builder, Meekathars-a, andTimothy Smiddy Higgins, Geralciton; icon-payment ofrent, £11 us, lid. No miner's iiglst-T. C. Builder.

PEAK HILL GOLDFIELD.Water Rights.

37P.-Australian Machinery and Investment Com-pany Limited; London House,, St. George's Tes-race,Perth, WA.; non-payment of seat, £10. No miner'sright.

52P.-Asmstrahian Machinery and Investnaent Coin-pony Limited; London House, St. Geomge's Terrace,Perth, WA.; non-payment of rent, £5. No miner'sright.

Machinery As-ca.1SP.-Austs-aliaas Machinery and Investment Cool-

pany Limited; London Honse, St. George's Term-ace,Perth, WA.; non-payment of rent, £5. No miner 'ssight.

Mineral Claim.23P.-Arthur Ernest Wright; Wiluna; non-payment.

of rent, £3. No miner's right.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.(Regulation 180).

Warden's Office,Mat-Me Bar, 24th Mnrch, 1949.

TAKE notice thint it is the intention of the Wardenof the Gohdfseld mentioned hscrcundem-, on time date men-tioned, to issue out of time Warden's Coust an orderautisorising tIme casicellation of m-egistration of the under-mentioned Mining Tenements, in accordance with Regu-lation 180 of the Mining Act, 1904. An order mayissue in the absence of time registered holder, but shouldhe desire to object to such order lie must, before thedate mentioned, lodge at the Warden's Office an objec-tion containing the grounds of such objection, and, onthe date mentioned, tIme Warden will proceed to hearaudi determine the same, in accordance with time evidencethen submitted.

K. H. HOOG.Warden.

To lie hseai-d at tIre Warden 's Court, Marble Bar,on Wednesday the 18th day of May, 1949.

PILBARA GOLDFIELD.Marble Bar Distr2ct.

Mineral Claims.163-Murphy, Cyril Barry; c/o. Richard S. Haynes, 96

St. George's Terrace, Perth; non-payment ofi-eat and no Miner's Right.

176-Dommovan, Joseph Eustace John; Meekatharra; non-payment of rent and no Mines- 's Right.

178-Donovan, Joseph Eustace John; Meekatharra; non-payment of remit amid no Miner's Right.

179-Donovan, Joseph Eustaee Johns; Meekathiarra; non-payment of remit amid no Miner's Right.

Apnin 29, 1949.] (OVERYMEYT (IAZETTE. W5.X. 921

PILBARA GOLDFIELD-cnnliuuid.Sb b le Bar B st It -CO 71! /l

Mineral Cai,ns-con fin uHl.50-Mnrphi-, (b'ril Barry: c/o. Richard S. ilaynes, 60

St. George's Terrace, Perth ; Ilon-pal-ment ofrent and no Miner's Bight.

1S1-Murphy, Cyril Barry; c/o. Richard S. Ilaynes, 60St. George's Terrace, Perth ; non-paYment ofrent and no Miner's Right.

84-Brocklioff, Otto Bernard; Marble Bar; non-pay-ment of rent.

1 8d-Rieek, Alfred; Marble Bar; non-payment of rent.86-hansen, Hagharth ; Marble Bar; 11011-payment of

rent.88-Murphy, Cyril Darr-; c/o. Richard S. Ilaynes, 66

St. George's Terrace, Perth ; non-payment oflent and 111) Miner's Bight.

1 89-Moore, Rex Oliver; Bi'aeside, Marble Bar: non-payment of rent.

190-Bi-ockhoff, Otto Bernard; Bracsidc, Marble Ba]';lIon-payment of rel]t.

191-.J01i]lStoI], John Albeit; Mai-ble Bar; non-paymentof rent.

1 112-Johnston, John Albert ; Marble Ba]-; non-paymentof rent.

1 91-O 'Callaghan, Joseph John; Marble Baa'; 110

Miner's Right.I ¶1-i-Flynn, Kevin Dellis; Marble Bar; non-payrnei]t

of rent.196-Flynn, Kevin Penis; Marble Bar; non-payment

of re]lt.197-Flynn, Kevin Denis, and Rogers, David Cyl-il;

Marble Bar; lion-payment of rent.198--Challenger, Clarrençe William; Mai-ble Bar; non-

paymeit of sent.199-Goode, Don and herman, and Bieek, Alfred;

Marble Bar; non-payment of rent.200-0 'Callaghan, Elino,- .1 ol]annall Constance, c/v. J.

1. 0 'Callaghan; Marble Bai'; no Miner's Rigl]t.201-0 'Callaghan, Gerald Anthony, c./o. J. J. 0 'Cal-

laglian, Mam'ble Bar; ]I0 Miner's Right.202-0 'Callaglinn, Joseph John; Marble Bar; no

Miner's Right.203-Adams, Stephen Vinee]lt; 22 Learoyd Street, Mt.

Lawley; 110 Mine" 's Right.204-Adams, Ivy; 22 Learoyci Street, Mt. Lawley; no

Miner's Right.203-O'Callaghan, Joseph John; Marble Bar; 110

Miner's Right.206-Stubbs, Stnart Henry; Marble Bar; non-payment

of rent.207-Nichols, William Walter; Marble Bar; non-pay-

ment of rent and no Miner's Right.208-Nichols. William Walter; Marble Bar; non-pay-

ment of rent and no Miner's Right.209-Witty, John Malcolm; Marble Bar; non-payment

of rent.21 0-Engstrom, Olaf; Marble Bas'; non-payment of

rent.Dredging Claims.

14-Hansen, Hoghartli; Mai-ble Bar; non-payment ofrent.

16-Hansen, Hagbai'th, and Joliaiisson, Andrew; MarbleBar; non-payment of rent.

I 9-Hansen, Ilagbai-tli, arid Johansson, Andrew; MarbleBar; lso]1-paymelit of i'ent.

22-Johansson, Andrew, and I-lamseii, Ilagbai-th; MarbleBar; non-payment of rent.

23-Nichols, William wralter; Marble Bai-; non-paymentof rent and 110 Miner 's Right.

24-N ichols, William Wmalter; Marble Bar; non-paymentof rent and no Miner's Right.

25-Johnston, John Albert; Marble Bar; non-paymentof rent.

26-Johnston, Ensily; Marble Bar; noll-paymelit ofrent.

Water Rights.42-Australian Mining and Industs'ial Finance Ltd.;

e/o. Bewick, Moreing, St. George's 1-louse, St.George's Terrace, Perth; non-payment of rentand nO Mines- 's Right.

45-Donovan, Joseph Eustace Jolni; Meekatharra; non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

Bnsiness Al-en.126-Thompson, Donald; Marble Bar; lIon-payment of

rant.

PILBARA GOLDFIELD-continaecl.31o'bhc Ba, Dist,'jct-coiitinue,l.

Machinery Areas.44-Bligh, Keith Henry Robert; Marble Bai-; non-pay-

mclii of rent.40-Comet Gold Mines Limited; Marble Bar; non-pay-

inclit of rent.54-.Jelli'eys, John William; Marble Bar; non-pal'ment

of rent and 110 Miller 'S Right.

Residence Area.145-Kennedy, Alexander Lorimer; Woilgina; no

Miner's Right.

.Vvllagine District-.Mineral Claim.

25L-Ilancoelc, Langley George; Roebourne; non-pay-meat of rent and no Miner's Right.

Water Rights.21L-McKir,non, Alexander Elder; Nullagine; non-

mont of i'ent and no Miner 's Right.22L-Blue Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine;

non-payment of rent.23L-Tllue Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine;

1]ofl-payme]lt of rent.26L-Blue Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine;

lioll-paynlelit of rent.27L-Alsopp, James Hunter; Nullagine; non-payment

of rent.28L-Blne Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine;

non-payment of rent.30L--Blue Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine

lioli-paylnellt of rent.31L-Blue Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine;

lion-payment of lent.32L-MeKinnon, William Michael; Nullagine; non-pay-

ment of reilt and no Miller 's Right.SSL-Blue Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine;

lion-payment of rent.54L-Bell, David; McKifll1011, William Michael; 117

Swan Street, Guildford; Nullagine; respec-tively; lIon-payment of rent amid no Miner'sRight.

3,IL-Blue Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine;non-payment of rent.

36L-Bhne Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine;non-payment of rent.

37L-Blue Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine;lioll-paylne]it of rent.

38L-Blue Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine;lion-payment of relit.

39L-Blue Spec Gold Mines, No Liability; Nullagine;11011-payment of rent.

Dredging Claims.1OL-MeKinnon, William Michael; Nullagine; non-pay-

nielIt of rent and no Miner 's Right.ilL-Bell, David, and Dimond, Cyril Manners; 117

Swan Street, Guildford, c/o. P.W.D., PortHedland, respectively; 11011-payment of rent amid110 Miier 's Right.

I IL-Bell, Robert; 117 Swan Street, Guildford; non-payment of remit and n Miner's Right.

13L-Bcll, Alexander; 117 Swan Street, Guildford;non-payment of meilt and no Miner's Right.

14L-McKinnon, William Michael; Nullagimle; non-pay-merit of lent amid 110 Mines 's Right.

Residence Area.42L-Miles, George Warden; Miii-hle Bar; no Miner's

iligllt.Business Area.

117L-Gallop, Thora Agnes Lloyd; Nullagine; lion-pay-ment of rent amid no Mmci 's Right.

Maehiuei-y Areas.I 4L-McKinnon, William Michael; Nul.lagine; non-

payment of rent and no Mines' 's Right.16L-McKinnon, William htJichael; Nullagine; non-

payment of rent and no Miner's Right.17L-Tonkin, Victor Cohn, and Eileen, aud Milner,

Arthur Edward; Nullagine; non-payment ofrent and no Miner's Right.

18L-McKinnon, William Micllael; Nullagine; non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

922 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [APaIL 29, 1949.

PILBARA GOLIDFII3LDcontinucd.Yirllagin e Districtcoal ,rued.

Tailings Areas.9LOallop, Thorn Agnes Lloyd; Nullagine; non-pay-

isient of rent. and no Miner's Right.I 1LMeKinuon, William Michael; Nullagine; non-

payment of rent and no Miner's Right.Garden Areas.

20LAllsopp, James Hunter; Nullagine; non-paymentof rent.

26LMeikie, William; Nullagine; non-payment of rentand no Miner's Right.

27LSteven, Frank; Nullagine; non-payment of rentand no Miner's Right.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.(Regnlation 180.)

Warden 'S Office,Cue, 8th April, 1949.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goldfleld mentioned hereunder, oil the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden 's Court an ordernutliorising the cancellation of registration of theunderinentióned Mining Tenements, iii accordance withRegulation 180 of the Mining Act, 1904. An order mayissue in the absence of the registered holder, but shouldhe desire to object to such order he must, before thedate mentioned, lodge at. the Warden's Office anobjection containing the grounds of' such objection,and, on the date mentioned, the Warden will proceedto hear and determine the same ill accordance withthe evidence then snbmitted.

(Sgd.) L. J. RERAN,Warden.

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Cue, on Friday,the 17th day of June, 1949.Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered


MURCI-IISON GOLDFIELD.Cue District.

Garden Areas.35Worsfold, Henry Edward; Reedy; non-payilient

of rent.41.Scivwright, Charles David Robert; Big Bell;

non-payment of rent.43Scally, Patrick Joseph; Big Bell; non-payment

of rent, no miner 'a right.44Hatch, Clarence Roy, and Smith, Leonard Ed-

ward; Big Bell; non-payment. of rent, no miner's right.

Mineral C.lainis.27Cassidy, James Edward; Cue; non-payment of

rent, no miner's right.28Casas, Philip .Estaban ; Kleenian, Cohn Martin,

and Hall, Frederick George; all of Big Bell; non-payment of rent, no miner's right.

Residence Areas.312Zadow, Elsie May; Cue; no miner's right.313Kelly, Edward; .54 Elizabeth Street, North

Perth; no miner's right.

Day Dawn Distrir't.Garden Arcn.

23DZado,v, Jolni Claude ; Oue ; non-payment ofrent, no miner 's right.

water Right.86DLanggaard, Neil; Lake Austin ; non-payment

of rent, no miner 's right.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.(Regulation 180.)

Warden's Office,Laverton, 14th April, 1949.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goidfielcl mentioned hereunder, on the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court all orderauthorising the cancellation of registration of theundermentioned Mining Tenements, in accordance with

Regulation 180 of the Mining Act, 1904. An order mayissue iii the absence of tile registered holder, hut shouldho desire to object to such order lie niust, before thedate mentioned, lodge at the Warden's Office anobjection containing tIm grounds of such objection,and, on the date mentioned, tile Warden will proceedto hear and determine the caine ill accordance withthe evidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) 51. HARWOOD,Warden.

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Laverton, onThursday, the 9th day of June, 1949.Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered


SIT. MARGARET GOLDFIELD.Mt .1liaryaret District.

Machinery Area.23'I'Shepherd, Emil Aiuelin ; Mulga Queen, via

Laverton ; non-pavineiit of rent..

Garden Areas.42TNogai, Rosetta Rose, and Nogal, Wladyslaw:

Laverton ; ilon-payment of rent.40TBoni, Nina; Lavert.oii ; non-payment of rent.

Business Area.710TTaylor, Gerald Mortimer, and Curry, Pled-

crick Edward; 9 Yilgaru Street, Beaconsfield; non-payment of rent.

Residence Area.72STI-larris & Leonard Ltd.; 98 St. George's Ter-

race, Perth ; no miner 's light.

Water Rights.164TGladiat.or Gold Mines Limited; c/o Bewick,

Moreing & Co., 115 St. George's Terrace, Perth; non-paynient of rent, no miner's right.

171TMt. Crawford Pastoral Company Limited;La,vertou ; non-payment of rent, no miner 's right..

179TMt. Crawford Pastoral Company Limited;Laverton ; non-payment of rent, 110 miner's right.

180TKing of Creation Gold Mines Limited; doBewiek, Moreing & Co., 115 St. George's Terrace, Perth;non-payment of rent, no miner's right.

186TGladiator Gold Mines Limited; e/o Bewiek,Moreing & Co., 115 St. George's Terrace, Perth; non-palnent of rent; no miner's right.

1891'Cable, Douglas; La,verton ; non-payment ofrent, no miner's right.

i.92TBoni, Ni isa ; Laverton ; non-payment of rent.194TGreen, Hugh Naylor, and Green, Gavin Nay-

lo r;Kor ong Station, Laverton non-payment of rent,110 miner's right.

Mt .Morgans District.Machinery Areas.

12FSehenk, Bodoiphe Samuel; Mt. Margaret Mis-sion, Morgans ; non-payment of rent

14FCroc'lder, Clifford Clyde; Yundauiindera, viaM.urrin Mnrrin non-payment of rent., 110 miner 's right.

Water Rights.82 FYundamindra Pastoral Company Limited;

Ynndaniindeaa, via Mul'rin Mursin ; non-payment ofrent.

89PdMt. Malcolm Pastoral Company Limited;Glenorn Station, Malcolm ; non-payment of rent.

90EYnndamuindra Pastoral . Company Limited; Yun-damnindera, via Murrin Murrin non-payment of remit,

GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1904-1948.Department of Government Railways,

Perth, 22nd April, 1949.IT is hereby notified for general information thatHis Excellency the Governor, acting with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, has terminatedthe appointment of Joseph Arthur Ellis as ActingCounnissioner of Railways as from the expiration ofthe 30th day of April, 1949, and appointed as froniand including thin 1st. day of May, 1949, Arthur GeorgeHall as Acting Commissioner of Railways in lieu of thesaid .Iosephi Arthur Ellis.

C. EIVERS,Secretary for Railways.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS.IT is notified for general information, that with the approval of the Miuister, asrequired by section 22' of the Government Railway Act, 1904-1933, the followingalterations and additions have been made to the scales of charges, schedules, etc.,now appearing in the Coaching Rates Book dated 1st December, 1941, and the GoodsBates Book dated ist March, 1935.

Coaching Rates Book.Page 48, from 1/4/1949.-South-West Road Bus Services.-1. Commencing front the 1st April, 1949, the following arrangement regarding

freights, fares, etc., will apply on road bus services operating on time Perthi-Bunburvand South-West branch lines, as advised in Working Time Table.

2. Routes.-See mileage table at page 152.3. Fares-

Adults-2c1. per mile for actual distance travelled.Children-When not occupying a seat to the exclusion of a full fare

paying passenger, metier 5 years free; 5 years and under 14 years,half fare.

(e) Minimum fares-Adults 6cl.; Children 3d.(d) Concession fares will not apply on these road buses.

4. Passengers' Luggage.-Full fare passengers will be allow-ed free 42 lbs.,and children paying half fare, 21 lbs. of bona fide personal luggage. Excess luggageand bicycles will not be accepted on the buses.

5. Baby Conveyanees.-Whemi accompanied by the owner will he carried (asroom permits) at rates provided on page 101 at actual bus mileage calculatedseparately for bus anti rail.

6. Parcels.-Sinall urgent parcels not exceeding 3 lbs. will he carried at 'ifiat rate ofis. front and to any point on bus routes, and from any point on busroutes to any point omi railway system, or vice versa. Such parcels to be prepaidand stamped. Parcels weiglung in excess of 3 lbs. will only he accepted on specialapproval by the Chief Traffic Manager. When parcels over 3 lbs. are accepted,following approval for conveyance, ordivar parcels rates and conditions willapply. The minimum charge will be full parcels rates vide page 85, with no lesscharge than is. per package for actual road bus mileage. If conveyed by road busand i-nil the respective charges are to be calculated separately for each service: -

Page 48, from 25/6/194S.-Northam-Toodvay Road Bus Serviee.-Add to clause(f):-Baby Conveyances-When accompanied by owner, will he carried (as room

permits) at rates provided on page 101 at actual bus mileage.Page 48, from 25/6/1948.-Pertli-Kojonup-Cranbrook Road Bus Service.-Add :-I la. Baby Conveyances.-When accompanied by owner, will he carried (as

room permits) at rates provided on page 101 at actual bus mileage.Page 48, from l3/2/1949.-Perth-Northamn Road Bus S'crviee-Bonte No. 7.-1. Commencing on 13th February, 1949, n road bus service will operate

between Petthi and Nortliam, and the following arrangenients regarding freightsand fai-es will apply on this route.

2'. Route-See mileage table at page 152.3. Fares:

Adults-2d. pci nnle for actual distance travelled.Children-When not occupying a seat to the exclnsion of a full fare

paymg passenger, under 5 years free; 5 years mid nndr 11 years,half fare.

Minimum fares-Adults Oil.; Children 3d.(ci) Concession fares will not apply on these road buses.

4. Passengers' Lnggage.-FuhI fare passengers will be allowed free 42 lbs.,and children paying half fare, 21 lbs. of bona dde personal luggage. Excess luggngeand bicycles will not be accepted on the buses,

Page 152, front 1/4/1949.-Distance Table-Delete:-' 'Wuiidowie.' ' Insert:-''WUNDOWIE.''

5. Baby Conveyances.-Wiieu accompanied by owner will be eari'ed (as roompermits) atrates provided on page 101 nt actual bus mileage calculated separatelyfor bus anti, rail.

6. Parcels-Small urgent parcels not exceeding 3 lbs. will be carried at aflat i'ate of is. from and to any point on bus routes, and from any point on busroutes to any point ott railway system, or vice versa. Such parcels to b.c prepaid andstamped. Parcels weighing iii excess of 3 lbs. will only be accepted on specialapproval by the Cluef Traffic Manager. When parcels over 3 lbs. are accepted,following approval for conveyance, ordinary parcels rates and conditions will apply.TIme mnininmumn charge will be full parcels rates vide page 85, with no less chargethan is. per package for actual road bus mileage. If conveyed by road hus and railthe respective charges are to he calculated separately for each service.

Page 48, from 1/3/1949.-Perth-Cranhrook Road Bus Service.-Comnmeneingfront Tuesday, 1/3/1949, delete paragraphs 6 and 7 and all amendments in con-nection therewith, including fares table, and insert iii lieu:-

6. For route and mileage table see page 152.7. Fares-Adults 2d. per mile for actual distance travelled. Minimum fares,

adults 6d., children 3d.

APRIL 29, 1949.1 GOVERNMENT GAZfl1'T, W.A. 923

BUNBURY.BUSSELTOK-CAVES hOUSEROUTE No. 2.

MilesMiles (ron,from Caves

Bunbury. House.Bunburv

1 Perth tori, off 522 Racecourse 51

11 Minninup and Boyanup tori,off 42

14 Stirling and Minninup tori,off 39

17 Cape! 3622 Pi,,e Plant,,tion 111

23 Ludlow 3027 Wonnerup 26131 Nannup tori, off 2233 Busselton 2038 Flinders B,iy t,,rn off 1542 Siest,, Park 1145 Quindalop 847 Dunsboroiigh 053 Caves House

BUNBURY-BUSSELTON-NANNUP ROUTENo. 2A.

Passeisgers from or to places ,,ortliof the Na,,nup t,,rn off ,,ot to becl,arged mileage via Buseelton.

B'3JNBURY-BtJSSELTON-FLINDERS BAY

BJJNBURY-NORTHCLIFFII ROUTE No. 3.

Stiles(ron,

B,,,ibury.- B,,i,burv

I Busse!tom, tori, off3 Glen Iris t,,r,, off4 Pieton Ju,,ctio,,9 Dardanup

12 Crooked Brook15 Boyam,up16 Busselton ,,nd

turn off18 Gwindinup21 Argyle25 Doi,nybrook26 Collie t,,ri, off28 Brookh,trnpton ,,imd Tlo

son's Brook tori, off33 Newlan,ls36 Kirup117 Clayrnore t,,rn off38 Cnndenup Estate t,,r,, off40 N'illalvimp41 I-Iawtervihle turn off44 B,ilingop50 Greenbe,sl,es st,iti on tori,

off51 Greenb,,sl,es54 Cascade a,,d Hester tori,

off58 Boyup Brook tori, off60 Bridgetown61 N,,nnup. Marinup, Ford

a,,d Wlseatley River t,,rnoff

62 Tweed turn off133 Rifle Range64 Glent,,lloek and Gle,,lynn

Siding torn off68 Yornup tori, off70 Seaton Ross ai,d Carhellup

tirn off74 Wilgarup Si,ling off77 Palgarup82 Balbarrup t,,r,, off83 Manlimun .......'35 Fonty's Pool t,mrn offSO J,s,'fee ai,d Middlesex

off94 Nornali,n t,,rm, off96 Easthrook te,r,, off

1 00 Collins104 Pemberton123 Northeliffe

Miles8 rein

l3unburv.- Buisbury

Miles(ro,i,

N,u,,,,ip.70

1 Perth tor,, off 692 Racecourse ........ 68

11 Minninup and Boyanupoff

or,,59

14 Stirling a,,d Min,,ii,npoff 56

17 Cape! 5:122 Pine Plantation 4821 Ludlow 4727 Wonnsrup ............ 4371 Nannup tu,,, off 3955 Jarrahwood 1570 Nannup ............ -

llusselto,, ............ 412 Nannup turn off ......... '39

26 Jarral,wood 1543 Nannup

BUNBURY.COLLIE ROUTE No. 1.Miles Mileshorn fro,,,

B,u,bury. Collie.

BIJNBURY-BIJSSELTON-FLINDERS BAYROUTE No. 2Bco,,ti,,oed.

MilesMiles froi,,

13unbury - 36 from Fli,sders4 Pieton Junction 32 Bu,,bury. Bay.8 \Vaterloo9 Dardanup turi, off

12 Burekup13 Collie turn off

28272423

23 Ludlow27 Wonnerup31 Namsnup turn off

686460

16 Roelands Quarry 20 33 Busselton 5825 Wellington Weir 11. 38 Caves House turn o 5326 Worsley turn off 10 39 Masse 5229 Moorhead turn o29 Yokain

40 Groups 52 a,,d 53 turn off43 Marybrøok ti,r,, off

5148

32 Allanson 433 Cemetery36 Collie

44 Yallingup Siding ,,nd Ci'-bansip

47 Newto,, and Yelverto,, turnoff ................47

44Wehen bus runs via Brunswick June - 50 Groups 59, 49 and Metrieuplion passengoe are not to be charged turn off ........ 41the extra mileage. 51 Group 60 tori, off 40

52 Group 20 tar,, off 39

BRUNSWICK JUNCTION-COLLIE ROUTE 55 Cowaram,,p56 Group 18 tori, off

3(3

No. lÀ. 57 Group 51 turis offMiles Miles 00 BramleyI ron, Iron, (13 Margaret River 28

Pert!, Collie. 611 Witcheliffe ........ 22109 Bru,,s wick ju,,e lion 2(1 72 Forest Grove 19102 Roelai,de ............ 24 79 MeLeods Creek 12103 Collie tore off 23 81 N,mnnop turn off 10106 Roelands Quarry ........21) 83 K,,rridsje ts,rn off 8115 Wellington Weir turn off 11 86 Kud,mrdup U

116 Worsley turn off 10 87 Ferndale 4119 Moor!,ead to,',, off 7 89 Augusta 2ill) Yokain ,.: 7 91 F!inders Bay122 Allanson ............ 4123 Cemetery126 Collie

ROUTE No. 2B.

Milesfrom Fli

Bun ho ry.- Bunbury

Milesfrom,iders

B,iv.95

DUNBURY-BISIDGETOWN-BOYUPROUTE No. IA.

BROOK

12

11

14

Perth turi, offRacecourseMinninup and Boyanup tori,

offStirling and Mii,nin,,p Itu-,,

908.9

80Milesfron,

B,,,,hury.

MilesfromBoyupBrook.

off 77 -.--.. Bumib,,rv 791722

('ipelPine Plantation...

7469

00 Bridgetow,,79 Beyup Brook

19

Page 152, from 1/4/1949.Distanee TablesS'outh-West Road Bus Services RoadMileages.-


StilesIron,

Northc!ilfe.1231221201111114lii108

107105102

9897

9590878685838279

7372

696563

(326160

5955

49464'40383729272319

Ai'lcii 2J, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 025

Page 152, from 1/4/49.DistanceMileagesco at (wacO.I3IJNBIJRV-I3OYIJP BROOK-BRIDGETOW'N

ROUTE No. 4.

Milesfrom

BunburyBunburv

1 Busselton turn off3 Glen iris turn off4 Piston Junction9 Dardanup

12 Crooked Brook15 Boyanup16 Busselton and

turn off18 Gwindinup21 Argyle25 Donnybrook26 Bridgetown turn31 Queenwood33 Katterup35 Lowden37 Yabberup41 Glen Stervyn44 S[umbsllup46 Yowungup49 Noggerup60 Wilgs turn off72 Dinn inup turn off73 Boyup Brook92 Bridgetowu

PERTH.BUNBURY ROUTEMilesfromi'erth.

liunbury1 Causeway (Perth end)2 Victoris Park3 Carlisle4 Welslipool turn offIi Queens Park7 Cannington

Page 152, from 1/3/1949.Distance TablesInsert :Perth-Kojonup-CranbroolcRoad Bus Route No. 6:-

Fares will be calculated on the shortest route distance, no charge beingmade for additional mileage when bits deviates from the shortest route:-

Mileages from Perth:

Milesfrom

BoyupBrook.

73727069646158

57as5248474240383632292724

1

19

No. 5.Milesfrost

liii, burr.116115114113132110109

TablesSouth-West Road Bus Services Road

PEIITH-BUNIIL'RY ROUTE Nocontinued.

Deviations from Main Route.ia Dwartla

North BannisterWanderitigDwardaCrossmanBoddingtoisMarradongQ ii ill dan flingWrilli5flii - -

Via Boddington and Crossman:Baaniste i - - -

BoddingtonCrossinan - . - -

Williams . - - -

Arthur River - -

Kojonup - -

Via Bannister and Quindauning:Bannis tei- - -

Boddington . -

Marradong . - -

Q nindanning . -

Williams -

5976838996

102116138

Stiles Stilesfront frontPerth. Bunhu ry.

8 Kenwick 10810 Maddington 10612 Gosnells 10415 Kelmseoti 10118 Arrnsdale 9820 Wongong 9621 Byford 9324 Cardup 9228 Mundijoiig and Whithv

Falls turn off 8821) Mardella and Jarrslidalc 8732 Serpentine 849)) Keyobrook turn off 7744 North Dandslup 7251 Fairbridge Farns turn off 6553 Pinjarra 6358 Lake Clifton turn off 58Ill Coolup turn off69 Waroona 4771 Maine1 turn off 4574 Wagerup 4277 Yarloop :1980 Cookernup 687 Harvey Harvey Wet,- and

Stirling Ba is turn o 2990 Wokalup 2093 Mornington Mills off 2594 Ienger 22

1 00 Brunswick 3ui,ct ion TI di

102 Roelands103 Collie turn off104 lurekup 12107 Dardanup turn 0 9108 Waterloo 8112 Pieton Junction 4113 Glen Iris turis offII 5 Busselton turn off116 Bunbury

ii inn))

off

A ctual nulea goPlace. from Perth.

Arniadaic - - - 1830-Mile peg - - 30North Bannister 59Bannister - - 68Crossnian 75\\rilliams - - 100Tarwonga - - - - 113Arthur Rivet- 124Icojoun1) - - - 159Tunnoy . - 182Cranbrook - - 201

687784

109133168

68778397

119

926 OVERNMiNT GAZETTE, W.A. LAPRIL 29, 1949.

Page 157, from 25/3/194i.Distaisce TableDelete:---'' Stopping Place'' 14miles from Perth Insert:' Seafortli' '-14 miles froni Perth.

Goods Rates Book.Page 40, from 18/3/1949.ManuresAdd to paragraphs (1) asid (3):''Zine

oxide and sulphate.''Page 51, from 18/3/1949.Zinc Sulphate.Dclete and inscrt:Zinc sulphate

and oxide. (Zinc sulphate and oxide for usaisuressee Manures.)Page 116, from 25/3/1949.Goods, Special Rates for, to Geraldtois and vice

versa, via Midland Railway Coy's Line.Subclause (1)Add after ''Power Kero-sene ' ':-' 'distillate, diesoleum, diesoline and standcsol.

Pages 139-144, front 1/4/1949.Intersysteisi Rates and Cosiditiosis.Amend asuisder:-

6. (a) Goods specified in the respective systenss' classifications under classrates not provided for in the intersystern rates shall be charges as follows:

State.

Comm onweal tlt

Pages 139-144, from 1/4/i949.Intersystens Bates and ConditionsAmend asunder:

(C) Loading and unloading charges, South Australia. Delcte:-2s. 3d. Insert:-2s. 9d.

Page 204, froni 1/4/1949.List of Stations and SidingsWundowie.Deleteasterisk and insert ''1'' after station name.

Page 205, frosts l/4/1949.Distance Table.Delcte:' '\Vijndowie '' Insert:-"WUNDOWIE."

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1947.

NOTICE is ]ies-eby given that pursuant to sections 402and 405 of the abovenained Act, the undermentionedpersons have been registered on tIme dates specified asqualified to act as Auditor and Liquidator of Com-panies:

Cyril Perth Nicholl, of 544 I-lay Street, Perth, PublicAccountant assd Auditor; date of rcgistration-2lstApril, 1949.

Garnet Malcolm Lyall Potter, of c/o. F. K. Warner,C.T.A. Bnildiisg, Perth, Accountant; date of registration21st March, 1949.

Dated the 27th day of April, 1949.

0. .T. BOYLSON,Registrar of Companies.

Class rate specified inGoods Bates Book.

Class.AABBCC

Class rate to be chargesunder Intersystern Ratcs.

Class.A plus Is. Gd.B plus Is. Gd.C plus 7s. Gd.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1946.Xotke of Intciition to Cease Business in Western

Australia.Pursuant to Section 337.

(James Budge Pty. Limited.)NOTICE is hereby givesm that James Budge Pty.Limited, a Company registered under Part NI of theCompanies Act, 1943-1946, and having its registeredoffice at 37-39 Padbury Buildings, Forrest Place, Perth,in, the State of Western Australia, intends voluntarilyto cease to carry on business in the said State on orafter the 21st clay of April, 1949.

Dated this 21st clay of April, 1949.FRED. CURRAN,

Attorney.Ciirran & Corset-, Solicitors, lforrest Place, Pet-ths.

Page 152, from 13/2/1949Distance TablesInsert :l'ertli-Northaui RoadBusRoute No. 7: Buses will only stop between Pertls and Midland Junction topick up and set down passengers from and to points beyond Midland Junction,paying the fares specified for this route:Miles from Miles from

Perth. Northern... Perth .. .. .. .. .. .. 61

1 . . . . Cr. Buiwer asid Lord Streets .. . . . . 602 . . Mt. Lawley . . . . . 593 . . Maylands . . . . . . . . 585 . . Bayswater . . . 566 . . Bassendean . . . . . . . 558 . Guildford . . . . . . . . 539 . . . . East Guildforcl 52

10 . . West Midland . . . . 5111 . . Midland Junction . . . 5016 . . . . Darlington . . . . . . 4517 . . Glen Forrest . . . . 4421 . . . . Mundaring . . . . . . 4023 . . Sawyers Valley . . . . . . . . 3828 . . Turn off to Chidlow . . . . . . . . 3331 . . Turn off to York aisd the Lakes -. 3032 - . . . Beeclsiisa . . . . . . . . 2934 - . . Turn off to Wooroloo . . . . . 2736 . . Turn off Wooroloo Sanitoriuin .. . 2540 . . Turn off to Wundowie .. . . 2143 . . Koojeclda * . . . . . 1845 . . . Bakers Hill .. . . . . 1649 . . Clackline . . . . . . . . . . . 1249 . . . . Turn off to Mokine and Spencers Brook 1250 . . Turn off to Toodyay . . . . . * 1161 . . . Northern . . . . . . . . -

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1946.Notice of Increase in Share Capital beyond the

Registered Capital.Pursuant to Section 66.

(N. M. Symiugton and Company Pty. Limited.)N. M. Synungton & Company Pty. Linuted, hereby

gives notice that by a resolution of the Company passedon the 6th day of April, 1949, the nominal capital ofthe Company was increased by the addition thereto ofthe suni of fifteen thousand pounds divided into fifteenthonsand shares of one pound each beyond the registeredcapital of ten thousand pounds.

The additional capital is divided as follows:-Number of Shares-15,000; Class of Sliares-Ordin-

cry; Nominal Amount. of each Sl,arc-41.The conditions (e.g., voting rights, dividends, etc.)

subject to which the new sluices have been or are to beissued areas follows:-' ' The shares will have identicalrights with the shares forming part of the originalshare capital of the Company.''

There are no preference shares forming part ofthe original or increased capital of tic Company and theright vested under the Memorandum of Association ofthe Conipany to issue shares with preferred or deferredsights has never been exercised.


N. M. SYMINGTON,Chairman of Directors.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1947.Notice of Intention to Cease Business iii Western


The London Australian and General ExplorationCompany Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that The London, Australianand General Exploration Company Limited, having itsRegistered Office it rooms 7-10, Third Floor, St.George's House, St. George's Terrace, Perth, in theState of Western Australia, intends voluntarily to ceaseto care)' on business in the said State on and after the29th day of July, 1949.

Dated the 14th day of April, 1949.(Sgd.) F. B. NEWMAN,Agent in Western Australia.

Stone, James & Co.,. 47 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the said Company.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1947.The Eagle & Globe Steel Company Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthis Company is situated at 711 Wellington Street,Perth, and is open. to the public betw'een the hoursof 10 a.m. and 12 noon and 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., Mondaysto Fridays inclusive, excluding public holidays.

Dated the 31st day of March, 1949.DOWNING & DOWNING,

37 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the Company.

MASTER BUTCHERS CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED.THE Registered Office of this Company, as from April5th, 1949, will be situated at 1009 Hay Street, Perth.

S. C. MARSDEN,Secretary;

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1947.Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office.

Pursuant to Section 99 (4).Abo Gold Explorations and Flotations Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Registered Office ofAbo Gold Explorations and Flotations Limited wason the 11th day of April, 1949, changed to and is nowsituated at number 27 Market Street, Frernantle, inthe State of Western Australia.

Dated this 20th day of Api-il, 1949.

E. GRADY,Secretary.

M. E. & R. Solomon, of Bank of Adelaide Chambers,St. George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitors for Abo GoldExplorations and Flotations Limited.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1946.Notice of Increase in Share Capital beyond the

Registered. Capital.Pursuant to Section 66.

Country Newspapers Phy. Ltd.1. COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS PTY. LTD. herebygives notice that by a. special resolution of the coin-

any passed on the 12th day of April, 1949, the nominalshare capital of the company u-as increased by theaddition thereto of the sum of thirty-five thousandpounds divided into tiirtv-five thousand ordinaryshares of one pound each beyond the registered capitalof fifteen thousand pounds (divided into ten thousandordinary shares of one pound cccli and five thousandfive per cent, cumulative preference shares of one poundcccli).

The additional capital is divided as follows:-Nuniber of Shares-35,000; Class of Shares-

Ordinary; Nominal Amount of each Share-One pound(gi ) -

TIme conditions subject to which the new shareshave been os are to be issued are the same as thosc oforiginal issue.

Dated this 21st day of April, 1949.

VICTOR COT RTNEY,Director.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1947.Notice of Intention to Cease Business in Western


(Coolgardie Prospecting Company No Liability).NOTICE is hereby given that Coolgardie ProspectingCompany No Liability, a company registered underPart XI of the Companies Act, 1943-1947, and havingits Registered Office at No. 4, Exchange Buildings,Hannan Street, Kalgoorlic, in the State of WesternAustralia, intends voluntarily to cease to carry on busi-ness iii the said State on and after the 15th day ofAugust, 1949.

Dated this 13th clay of April, 1949.

H. D. S. MACOBOY,Agent.

Cowle & Macoboy, Kalgoorhie, Solicitors for theCompany.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1947.Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office.

Pursuant to Section 99 (4).Builders Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofBuilders Pty. Ltd., was on the 14th day of March,1949, changed to and is now situated at SouthernCross Chambers, 1-loward Street, Peitli, in the Stateof Western Australia.

Dated this 22nd day of April, 1949.

W. FAIRWEATHER,Secretary.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1947.

Notice of Registered Office and Hours of Business.Sargood Gardiner Limited.

SARGOOD GARDINER LIMITED hereby gives noticethat tIme Registered Office of the Company is situatedat 794 Hay Street, Prthi, and that the days and hoursduring which such office is accessible to the publical-c as follows:-10 n.m. to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 4pin. Mondays to Fridays imsclusive (except bank holi-days) -

Dated this 11th day of March, 1949.

J. B. KERR.,Agent in Westera Australia.

Stone, James & Co., 47 St. George 's Terrace, Perth,\\Testel.n Australia.

APRIL 29, .1949.] QOVE1NMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 927


IN TilE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTE1ALL'PRO13ATE JURISDICTION.

lii the matter of the \Vihl of George Avery, fornierly of2 Joseph Street, West Leeclerville, in the State ofWeetern Australia, Retired Carpenter, late of Del-sort Island, Houtman 's Abroihos Islands, Builder,decea sed.

TAKE notice that all creditors and other persons havingclaims or demands against the estate of the abovenameddeceased arc hereby required to send particulars thereofiii writing to the Executor, The West Austi'aliai,Trustee, Executor and Agency Company Limited, of135 St. Georye 's Terrace. Perth, on or before the 29thday of May, I 949,. after ivinch date tile said Executorivill proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceasedamongst the 1)eI'O entitled thereto having regard onlyto the cia ins and demands of which it shall thi en Ii arcreceived notice.

Dated the 21st day of April, 1949.

UNMACK & [JNMACK,Solicitors for the Executor, Witisnell

Chand ers, Ijoward Street, Perth.

IN THE SUPR EME COURT 01" WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In tile inn ttr of the Will of' Thomas Edwin Breakell,formerly of 81 Ilamerslev Road, Suiiiae'o, in theState of WTestern Australia, but late of 256 IJnIvRood, Hyde l'ark, in the State of South Australia.Retired Ta ruler, deceased.

ALL elalums or demands gaiust thic estate of the above-no mnd deceased must be sent in writing to the Executor,The West Australian 'frtiste, Executor and AgencyConspany Limited, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth,in the State of Western Australia, on or before tIm 29thday of May, 1949, after which date the said Executorwill pi'oeeecl to distribute the assets of tile laid deceaseda nionget the persomis entitled thereto lumvmig regard onlyto time claims and demands of which it shall then hmnvImad notice.

Dated this 27th day of April, 1949.

LO1IRMA YN, TI N DA1 & G IJTIIRIE,Perpetual Trustee Building, 89 St.

George's Terrace, Perth, Solid-toss for the Executor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In time matter of the estate of Anne Brotherson, late of496 Fitzgerald Street, North Perth, in the State ofWestern Australia, Widow', deceased, intestate.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having any claims or demands against the estateof the abovenamed deceased are requested to send par-ticulars thereof in writiug to tile Admiisistrator, The\Vest Australian Trustee, Executor and Agency CompanyLimited, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth, in the saidState on or before time 29th day of May, 1949, afterwhIch date time said Administrator will proceed to dis-tribute time assets of the snid deceased amongst tile per-sons entitled thereto, having regard only to the elaimsand demands of winch it shall then have had notice.


BOULTBEE, GODFREY & VIRTUE,of 66 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitors for tile Administrator.

IX TilE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

in the nmatter of the Estate of Victor Ingram WaldoCaine. late of 133 Burt Street, Boulder, in th-State of Western Australia, Storekeeper, deceasedintestate.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having anyclaims or denmands against the estate of the abovenameddeceased are required to forsrard pas-tieiilars thereof inwriting to the Administr'mtrix, care of 0 'Den & 0 'Dea,Sn'ieitors, Union Bank Buildings, Ilannan Street, Kid-goorlie, on or before the 29th day of May, 1949, afterwhich date tim spid Administratrix will proceed to die-

tribute the osets of the said deceased mulouget thepei'sommn entitled thereto having regard only to suchci anus Os'. d i'iiim ntis of svhic Ii she slm all then isa ye hadnotice.

Dated tins 21st day of April, 1949.

O'DEA & O'DEA,185 1-lamuman Street, Kalgoorhie,

Solicitors for the Admniuistratrix.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNJrSTR LI APROBATE JURISDICTION.

In time matter of the Will of \Villianm Henry Garvey,late of 246 tlauiersley Road, Subiaco, in the Stateof Western Austra him, Manufacturer, deceased.

A1.L cinims or deniamids agonist time estate of time above-nmiiied deceased must be snt in writing to tIme Executor,'lime Perpetual Executors, Trnstees and Agency Coin-

ony (W.A.) Limited, of 93 St. George's Terrace, Perth,on or before tIme 29th day of May, 1949, after whichdate the said Execomtor lvi hi proceed to distribute theassets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitledthereto himving regard Only to time climiums 111(1 demandsso sent in.

Dated the 2 let do,- of A pidI, 1949.

FRANK ACKLANI),if lhidbui-v Biiddim,gs, Forrest Place, Pertl,,

Solicitor for the Executor.

IX TILE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Mary Jone Playforthm, lateof Dowei'in, in the State of Western Australia,Wido,v, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demaimds against the estate of the abovenamned de-ceased are requested to send particulars of the same inwriting to time Executor, care of the undersigned on orbefore the 29th day of May, 1.949, after which date timesaid Exeeutor will proceed to distribute the assets ofsaid deceased amongst the persomis entitled thereto, hay-having regard only to time clainis amid demands of whicimshall then have had notice.

Dated this 26t1m day of April, 1949.

CONNOR & MAYBERR.Y,110 Fitzgerald Street, Nom-timam,

Solicitors for the Executor.

IX THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the immatter of time Will of .J olin Eadie, late of IiEdward Street, Cotteshoe, imi time State of WestermiAustralia, Retired Marine Engineer, deceased.

NOTICE is hmem-eby given that all pd-sobs having elainmsom- demands against the estate of the abovenanoed de-ceased ale m-eqsmested to send particulars thereof in writ-iimg to time Executor, Time West Austrahami Trustee,Executor amid Agency Comupany Limited, of 135 St.George's Terrace, Pertlm, in the said State, mm or beforethe 29th da of May, 1949, after which date the saidExecutor lviii proceed to distribute the assets of time

said deceased amnongst time persons entitled thies'cto, hmav-immg regard only to time claims om- demnammds of which itshall themi imimve had notice.

Dated time 21st day of Apm'il, 1949.

LIONEL WESTON deMORLET,McNeil Chanibem's, 9 Ram-rack Stm'cct, Perth,

Solicitor for the said Executors.


In time mattem' of time Will of .Jaumes Bailey Bassett,formneriy of 200 llokehy Road, Subiaeo, in the Stateof Western Australia, Draper. but hate of 367 Cam-bi-idge Stm'eet, Wembicy, iii the said State, Retim-edDrapem', deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all ereditom's amid otherpem-sons imavimig c'iainss om' demnaucls against the estateof time abovenaimmed deccned al-c required to send pam--

irE ii ra t he cot i W El I 119 to the Exeunt o i, '1' he Per-pet us I Executors, 'I' rustees and Agency Company (WA.)Liiuitcd, of 93 St. George s Terrace, Perth, on or beforethe 29th day of Slav, 1.949, after which date the saidExecutor lviii proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto hay-lug regard only to tim claims and demands of cehicli it.

alt all the ii Ii a vu had not ice.l'ated the 21st claw of April. 1949.

STONE, JAMES & (20.,47 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitors for the Executors.

TN TIlE SUPR.TME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

Iii the matter of the Will and Codicil of I-larry Bcmnsctt,late of o9 Thoimias Strect, West Perth, in the Stateof Wc'stt'r,i Australia, hut formerly of 98 NorthiwoodStreet, We St Leccierville, in the said State, RetiredRahcvav Officer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereb given that all persons having claimsor cicmitncls against the estate of time abovenamed deceaseda cc hereby required to send particulars in writingthereof to the Executor, The West Australian Trustee,Exeentor and Agency Ctnnptncy Limited, of 135 St.George 's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 29th day ofMay. 1.949, after which date the said Executor will pro-ceed to distribute thu assets of the said deceaseda nougat the persolis entitled thereto having regard onlyto the c lainis a nd dcima ii ci s of cvii ich it sima II then Ito vuhad notice.


RALPH .1. STO.DDAIIT,of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitor for the Executor.

THE T'UBLIU TRUSTEE ACT, 1941.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to section 1-1 ofthe Public Trustee Act., 1911, tIme Public Trustee haselected to imdnunister time estates of the undermcntioneddeceased persons.

Dated at Pem'tlm the 27th day of April, 1949.

J. H. GLYNN,Pnbhic Ti'ustee,

Perth.

Name of Deceased, Occupation, Address, Date of Death,Date Election filed.

Coles, John Pimilhip; Gauger; fornierly of 44 ForrestStreet, Northam, but late of Fiat 3, 200 Adelaide Ter-race, Pem'th; 27/11/48; 22/4/49.

Gladstone, Norman; Pensioner; late of Pithiara1/2/49; 22/4/49.

Rigg, John; Retired Farmer; hate of '' Brookiands,14-Mile Brook, Williams; 17/6/48; 22/4/49.

Edwards, Helen; Married Woman; late of 90 Welling-ton Street, Mosmnan Park; 7/1/49; 22/4/49.

Gcggie, William Mark; War Pensioner; late ofMuliewa; 3/11/48; 22/4/49.

McDermott, Donald Arelmihald; Labourer; late ofNedllamtds; 10/12/48; 22/4/49.

ACTS OF PARLIAMENT, ETC., FOR SALE ATGOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

£battoirs Act sad Ameudmeat 0

A dminscratiomm Act (Consolidated) 0Adoption of Children Act - - 0Agricultural Bank Act . - - 0Agricultural Seeds Act - . - - - - 0Associations incorporation Act . 0Auctioneers Act .. . . . . . . . . 0Bills of Sale Act (Consolidated) amid Amend-

moment . . - - . . . . . . . . 0 2 0Brands Act - . . . . - - - . . 0 1 6

Bread Act (Consolidated) and Amendment .. 0 1 6Bush Fires Act (Consolidated) .. . . 0 1 6Cam-riers Act - - - . . 0 0 6Child Welfare Act . . - . . 0 2 6Companies Act .. .. 0 5 0Crown Suits Act - . . . . . . 0 1 6Dairy Cattle Improvement Act . 0 1 0Dairy Industry Act - . . . 0 2 0Dairy Products Marketing Regulation Act 0 2 0Dentists Act .. . . - . 0 2 0Declarations amid Attestatious Act 0 0 6Dog Act (Consolidated) . . 0 1 0Dried Fruits Act - . 0 1 6Droving Act . . - . 0 1 0Drugs (Police Offences) Act 0 1 h

Egg Marketing Act - . 0 1 0Electoral Act (Consolidated) . . 0 2 6Electricity Act -- - - - - 0 2 0Employers' Liability Act . . - - - . . 0 0 6Evidence Act (Consolidated) .. - - . . 0 2 1

i0actories and Shops Act (Consolidated) . . 0 4 0Factories and Shops Act Regulations - . 0 1 0Factories mmoch Simops Time and Wages Books-

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Fire Brigades Act - . - . . . . - 0 2 ('Firms Registration Act and Ameudmaent - - 016Fisheries Act (Consolidated) - - . . - 016Forests Act . - - . . . . . - - 016Fren-mantle Harbour Trust Act (Consolidated) 0 1 6Friendly Societies Act and Amendments .. 0 2 0Game Act (Consolidated) - . . . . . . 0 1 '9

Gold Buyers Act and Regulations . - . . 0 2 0Hawkers amid Pedlars Act and Amemmdmcmit 0 1

llealth Act (Consolidated) - . . . . . 0 5 0

Hire Purchase Agreement Aet (Consolidated) 0 0 6

Hospital Fund Act . . .. .. . .. 0 1 (1

Hospitals Act . . - - . . . . . . 0 1 0Illicit Sale of Liquor Act . . . . . - 0 0industrial Arbitration Act (Comischid,ilcd.. (I 3 0Jmmebm'jates Act - . - . . . . . - . 0 0 6Immfants, Guardianship of, Act -. . . . . 0 1 0Inspection of Machinery Act witlm Regulations .0 2 6

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Notice to Creditors and Claimants.YO'l'I( 1'i is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the estates of the undernsentioneddeceased persons are hereby required to send particularsoC sech claims or demands to one in writing on or beforethe 30th day of May, 1.949, after which date I willproceed to distribute the assets of the said deceasedpirsons among those entitled thereto, having regard onlyto those claims or demands of which I shall then havetail notice.

Dated at Perth the 27th day of April, 1949.

J. H. (ILYNN,Public Trustee.Public 'l'rust (Jill cc,

A.N.A. House,Perth, W.A.

Name, Occupation, Address, Date of Death.

Sa'ers, Annabella; Married Woman formerly ofcorner of Alcester Gardens and Prestosi Point Road,East Fresnantlh, but late of 35 Staton Road, East Fre-mantle; 26/1/49.

Coles, John Philip; Gauger; formerly of 44 ForrestStreet., Northam, but late of Flat 3, 200 Adelaide 12cr-race, Perth; 27/11/48.

Gladstone, Norman; Pensioner; late of Pithara;4/2/49.

Edwards, Helen; Married Woman; late of 90 Welling-ton Street, Mosnian Park; 7/1/49.

Geggie, William Mark; War Pensioner; late of Mul-Iowa; 3/11/48.

McDermott, Donald Archibald; Labourer; late ofNedlands; 10/1,2/48.

Bell, Robert James; Retired Miner and War Pen-sioner; formerly of 70 Dugan Street, Kalgoorlie, andof Wooroloo, but late of Albany Road, Vietoria Park;13/2/49.

Morris, Richard; Orchardist.; late of Bickley Road,Eat Cannington; 19/11/48.

Dunn. Frances Ann; Widow-; late of 14 Caniherw-cllStreet, Victoria Park; 26/1/49.

Sledge, Harriet Lhllias (also known as Has'riett LilliasSledge) Widow; formerly of 47 Homer Street, Narro-gin, but late of 17 Gregory Street, Wemnblev; 2/12/48.


25895/49

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£ s. d.

Inspection of Scaffolding Act (Consolidated) 0 1 6Interpretation Act . . . . . . . 0 2 0Irrigation and Rights in Water Act . .. 0 1 6Justices Act (Consolidated) . . . . . . 0 3 0Land Agents Act and Amendment .. .. 0 1 0Legal Practitioners Act (Consolidated) . . 0 1 6Licensed Surveyors Act . . . . . . . 0 1 (1

Licensing Act and Amendments . .. 0 4 0Life Assurance Act (Consolidated) . . . . 0 1 6Limitation Act .. .. .. .. 0 1 0Limited Partnerships Act . . .. .. 0 0 6Marine Stores Dealers Act . . . . 0 1 0Marriage Act .. .. .. .. .. 0 2 0Married Women's Property Act (Consoli-

dated) . . . . . . . . . 0 1 0Married Women's Protection Act (Consoli-

dated) . . . . . . . 0 0 6Masters and Servants Act . . . . 0 1 0Medical Practitioners Act . . . . 0 1 0Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and

Drainage Act . . . . 0 2 0Milk Act . . . . . . . 0 2 0Mines Regulation Act . . . . . . . . 0 1 9Mine Workers' Relief Fund Act and Regula-

tions . 0 2 6Mining Act . . . . . 0 2 0Money Lenders Act (Consolidated) . . 0 1 6Municipal Corporations Act (Consolidate 0 5 0Native Administration Act 0 2 0Native Flora Protection Act . . 0 1 0Noxious Weeds Act . . . . 0 1 0Nurses Registration Act . . . 0 1 0Partnership Act . . . . . 0 1 0Pawnbrokers Act (Consolidated) 0 1 0Penning Act (Consolidated) 0 2 0Petroleum Act .. . . . . . 0 3 0Pharmacy and Poisons Act (Consolidated) 0 2 0Plant Diseases Act . . . 0 1 0Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 0 1 0Public Service Act (Consolidated) 0 1 6Public Works Act and Aniendinent 0 2 6Purchasers' Protection Act.. 0 0 9Road Districts Act (Consolidated) . . 0 5 0Sale of Goods Act . 0 1 0Second-hand Dealers Act 0 0 6Stamp Act (Consolidated) . 0 3 (5

State Government Insuranr-e Act 0 0 6State Housing Act . . 0 2 6State Trading Concerns Act . . 0 1 6State Transport Co-ordination Act . . 0 1 6Superannuation and Family Benefits Act 0 2 (5

Supreme Court Act . . . . . . . . 0 3 6Tenants, Purchasers, and Mortgngors' Relief

Act - . . . . . . . . 0 2 0Timber Industry Regulation Act and Regu-

lations . . . . . . . . . . 0 2 6Town Planning and Development ArtTraffic Act (Consolidated) . . . 0 3 0Tramwa-vs Act, Government . . . . . . 0 0 6

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