wester australia. - western australian legislation

OJ'

WESTER AUSTRALIA.

[Published by Authority at 3'30 p.m.]

LRRGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.J

No. 45.] PERT

l'0. ~1634.-C.S.0. BANK HOLIDAY AT COOLGARDIE.

C.S.O. HH PROCLAMA'IION WESTEltN AUSTRAIJIA,}

TO WIT.

FRED. G. D. BEDFORD, Governor.

By His Excellency Admiral Sir FUEDERICI{ GEORG}'; DENHAl'I BEIJ,FOItD, Knight Gralld Cross of the Most Honoumblc;Order of the Bath, Governor in and over the State of "\Vestern Australia and its Dependencies.

[L.S.J etc., etc., etc.

I N pursuance of the provisions contained in the fifth section of "The Bank Holidays Act, 1884," I, the

Governor of the said State, do by this my Proclamation appoint

T'Vednesdc,y, 9th Augttst, 1905, a special day to be observed as a Bank Holiday in thc Town of Coolgardie.

Given nnder my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 17th day of July, 1905.

By His Excellency's Command, J. M. DREW,

Colonial Secretary. GOD SAVE THE KING!!!

No. 11636.-C.S.0. BANK HOLIDAY AT BOULDER

C.S.O. H%g PROCLAMATION WESTERN AUSTRALIA,} By His Excellency Achniral Sir FREDERICK

TO WIT. GEORGE DENHA])I BEDFORD, Knight Granel Cross of the i\Iost HOl1onmble Order of the

Fm'lD. G. D. BEDFORD, Bath, Governor in and over the State of Goven:or. Western Australia and its Dependencies,

[L.S.] etc., etc., etc.

I N pursuance of the. provision~ contained in t~e fifth section of "The Bank Holidays Act, 1884, I, the


Wednesclay, 16th A~'gust,

a special day to be observed as a Bank Holiday in the town of Boulder.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the saiel State, at Perth, this 13th day of July, 1905.

By His Excellency's Command, J. lYI. DREW,

Colonial Secretary. GOD SAVE 'fHE KING!!!

AUGUST 4. [1905.

No. 11652.-C.S.0.

BANK HOLIDAY AT WILUNA.

PROCLAMATION WES'l'ERN AUSTItAI,IA, '(

'1'0 WIT. 5 FRED. G. D. BEDFORD,

Governor.

By His Excellency Admiml Sir FRED. ERICK GEORGE DENllAM BEDFORD, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Governor in und over the State of Western Austra,lia and its

[LoS.] Dependencies, etc., etc., etc.

I N pursuance of the provisions contained in the fifth section of ., The Bank Holidays Act, 1884," I, the


Satu?'day, 12th August, 1905, a special day to be observed as a Bank Holiday in the town of Wiluna.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 4th day of August, 11l05.

By His Excellency's Command, J. lVL DREW,

Colonial Secretary.

GOD SAVE THE KING! ! !

No. 11045.-C.S.0. BANK HOLIDAYS AT BROOME.

C.S O. mil PROCLAMATION WESTERN AUSTRALIA, }

TO WIT.


By His Excellency Admiral Sir FREDERICK GEORGE DENHA]I BEDFORD, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Oi'der of the Bath, Governor in and over the State of Western Australia and its Dependencies,

LL.s.,] etc, etc., etc.

N pursuance of the provisions contained in the fifth section of "The Bank Holidays Act, 11384," I, the

Governor of the s<tid State, do by this my Proclamation appoint

'l'1wsdall o~nd 'l'h?L?"Scl'1Y, the 15th and 17th AUgtLst, spe0ial days to be observed as Bank Holidays in the town of Broome.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 2flth day of July, 1905.

By His Excellency's Command,

J. M. DREW, Coloniill Secretary

GOD SAVE THE KING!!!

2402 GOVERNMENT

THE LAND ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1902. CLOSURE OF ROAD.

PROCLAMATION WESTERN AUSTRALIA,}

TO WIT. By His Excellency Admiral Sir FREDERICK GEORGE DENHAM BEDFORD, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Governor in and over ihe Stato of Western Australia and its Dependencies, etc., etc., etc.


[r .. s.] 1273 92

l-XT HEREAS by "'l'!le Land Act Amendment Act, 1902," l'l' (1.& 2.Edwardl VII., No. 20), the Governor may, by

ProclamatIOn 111 the Gove?'l~nLe1}-t Ga~ette, after the opinion of the Road Board of tl:c DlstrlCt has been requested, close any road or reservatIOn for a rOllocl which may have been surveyed or shown as a road on any plan published by the Department of Lands and Surveys: Provided such road is not within the limit of a Municipality or Townsite, and has not been declared a Government road or road under the Roads Act, or any Act amending the same; AND WHEREAS the road hereinafter described has been surveyed and shown as a road on Plan ".J't? as published by the Department of Lands and Surveys: AND it is desirable to close such road: AND WHEREAS the opinion of the Brunswick Road Board has been requested: Now THEREI·'ORE I, Admir",l Sir Frederick George Denham Bedford, G.C.B., Governor as aforesaid by and with the advice and consent of the Executiv~ Council, do hereby declare the said surveyed road to be closed.

DESCRIPTION ABOVE REFERRED TO:

The surveyed road leaving Road No. 973 in C.P.48/389. and e~tendinlF SO:lthwa~'d to its South boundary; thence 1540 3 8 chams DOlo Imks and 53° 16' to the North:West corner of C.P. 48/1<191; thence Eastward alonO' part of the la~ter's North boundary to its East boundary,"'as surveyed, DIagram 64/23.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 26th day of July, 1905.


THOMAS H. BNl'H, ::iIinister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING! ! !'

CLOSURE OF ROAD.

PROCLAMATION WESTERN AU~TRALL\.J}

'1'0 'VIT.

FRED. G. D. BEIH'OUD, Governor.

By His Excellency Admiral Sir FUE DERICK GEOR(-l-E DENHAl\[ BEDFORD, Knight Grand Cross of the lIIost Honoumhle Order of the Bath, Governor in and over the State of \Vestern Australia and its Dependencies, etc., etc., etc.

WHEREAS by "The Land Act Amendment Act, 1902" (1 and 2 Edarwdi VII., No. 20), the Governor may

by Proclamation in the Government Gazette, after th~ opinion of the Road Board of the District has been requested, close any road or reservation for a road which may have been survAyed or shown as a road on any plan published by the Department of Lands and Surveys: Provided such rmlod is not within the limit of a Municipality or Townsite, al1d has not been declared a Government road or a road under the Roads Act, or any Act amending tire same: AND WHEREAS the road hereinafter described has ?een surveyed and shown as a road on Plan *n., [loS pubhshed by the Department of Lands aud Surveys: iND it is desirable to close such road: AND WHEI{EAS the opinion of the G<)omallin.g Ro~d Board has been requested: N ow THEREFORJ~ J, Admlral Slr Frederick George Denham Bedford, a.C.B., Guvernor as aforemid, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby declare the said surveyed road to be closed.

DESCRIPTION ABOVE R1WEl{RED TO:

The surveyed road starting from the East corner of

Reserve 6~7, and extendillg North-Eastward, passing'

llolong the North-·West boundary of Avon Location 512 to Road No. 1529.

Given under my hand twd the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 19th day of July, 1905.


THOMAS H. BATH, Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !

GAZET'l E, vV.A. rAlJG. 4, 1905.

CLOSURE .OF ROAD.

PROCLAMATION WESTERN AUSTRALIA,}

TO WIT.


[L.S.]

By His Excellency Adllliral Sir FREDERICK GEORGE DENHAM BgDFORD, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Governor in anti over the State of Western Australia and its Dependencies, etc., etc., etc.

·WHEREAS by "The Land Act Amendment Act 1902" (1 and 2 EdlVardi VII., No. 20), th~

Governor may, by Proclamation in the Gove1'1tment Gazette after the opinion of the Road Board of the District ha~ been requested, close any road or reservation for a road which may have been surveyed or shown as a road on any plan published by t~e Depa~tmcnt of Lands and Surveys: Provlded .such road lS not wlthin the limit of a Municipality or TownSIte, and has not been declared a Government road or a road under" The Roads Act," or any Act amending the same: AND WHEREAS the wad hereinafter described has been surveyed and shown as a C[ on Plan 385D/40 as pu?lish~d by the Department of ~ ·ls and SurveYd: .AND It lS deslrable t? close such road: AND WHEREAS the opinion of the Narrog111 Ro~d Board has been requested: Now 1.'HEREFORE I. Admll''11 Sir Fredel'!ck GeorO'e Denham Bed.ford, G.C.B., Governor as afores'1id, by al~d with the advlCe and consent of the Executive Council do hereby declare the said surveyed road to be closed. '

DESCRIPTION ABOVE REFERRED TO:

,!,I~e surveyed. road passing along the East boundary of Wllhams LocatIOn 1023 (Diagram 14806).



THOMAS lI. BATH, Minister for Lands.


CLOSURE OF ROAD.

PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTUALIA} TO WIT.

By His Excellency Admiral Sir FREDERICK GEORGB DENlIAlU BEDFORD, Knight' Grand Cross of the :Most Honoumble Order of the Bath, Governor ill and over the State of Westel'u Australia and its Dependencies, etc., etc., etc.


95<4.5 9 7;-

[L.S.]

'

;lTHEREAS by the "The Land Act Amendment Act IV 1902" (1 and 2 Edmudi VII., No. 20), the Governo:

m~y, by Proclamation in the Govemment Gazette, after the Opll1l0n of the Road Board of the District has been requested, close any road or reservation for a road which may have been surveyed or shown as llo road on any plan published by th.e Depa:'t~ent of ~a:,-ds and Surveys: Provided such road IS not wlthm the lumt of a J'I[unicipality or Townsite and has not been declared a Government road or a road under "The Roads Act," or any Act amending the sa.me : AND WHEREAS the road hereinafter described has been surveyed and shown as a road on Phtn ',/0', as published by the Department of Land and Surveys: AND it is desirable to. close such road: AND WHEREAS the opinion of the BrunswlCk Road Board has been requested: Now THEREFORE I ~dmiral Sir Freder.ick George Denham Bedford, G.C.B.: Governor as aforesald, by and with the acF e and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby declar·'-! '~said surveyed road to be closed.

DESCRIP1'ION ABOVE REFERRED '1'0 :

A strip of lan~, one chain wide, its Northern side leaving the Northe~n slde of the pl'esen~ road at a point situate about 4 chams from the Western slde of the South-Western Railway Reserve, and extending 319° 33' 7 chains 43-'- links and 251° 3~' 10 chains 64(0 links to rejoin present l;~ad, as surveyed Dragram 14071.


By His Excellency's COlllmand,

l'HOMAS H. BA'fH, Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE 'fHE KING ! ! !

AUG. 4, 1905.J GOVERNMENT

REVESTING PORTION OF COCKBURN SOUND

LOCATION 16 IN HIS MAJESTY.

PROCLAMATION (under 60 Viet, No. 22. Sec. 6)

'WESTERN AUSTRALIA, } By His Excellency Admiral Sir FREDERICK TO WIT. GEORGE DENHAM BEDFORD, Knight Grand

F G D B Cross of the :I>fost Honourable Order of the RED. • • EDFORD, Ba.th, Governor in and over the State of

Governor. "YVestern Australia and its Dependencies, [L.S.] etc., etc., etc.

'

-XT HEREAS by "The Transfer of Land Act, 1893, Vl' Amendment Act, 1896" (60 Vict., No. 22), the

Governor was empowered, by Proclamation in the Gove?'nment Gazette, to revest in Her late lYIajesty, her heirs or successors, as of her or their former estate, all or any lands whereof Her Majesty then was, or Her Majesty, or her heirs or successors, might thereafter become the registered proprietor or proprietors: AND WHEREAS His Majesty King Edward the Seventh is now the registered proprietor of portion of Cockburn Sound Location 16, registered in the Office of Titles in Volume 338, Folio 169: Now THEREFORE

I, the said Governor, with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do by this Proclamation revest in His Majesty King Edward the Seventh, his heirs and successors, portion of Cockburn Sound Location 16 aforesaid as of his former estate. .

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State. at Perth. this 26th day of July, 1905.

By His Excellency's Command, THOMAS H. BATH,

Minister for Lands.


REVESTING PERTH TOWN LOT H 139 IN

HIS MAJESTY.

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

WESTERN AUSTRALIA,} TO WIT.

FUED. G. D. BEDFORD, Governor.

"2,,{) 90

[L.S.]

By His Excellency Achniral Sir FREDERIClC GEORGE DENHAM BEDFORD, Knight Grand~ Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Governor in and over the State of Western Australia and its Dependencies, etc., etc., etc.

WHEREAS by "The Transfer of Land Act, 1893, .A mendment Act, 1896" (60 Vict., No. 112), the

Governor was empowered, by Proclamation in the Gove~'nment Gazette, to revest in Her late Majesty, her heirs or successors, as of her or their former estate, all or any lands whereof Her Majesty then was, or Her Majesty, or her heirs or successors, might thereafter become the registered proprietor or proprietors: .AND WHEREAS His Majesty King Edward the Seventh is now the registered proprietor of Perth Town Lot H 139, registered in the Office of Titles in Volume 283, J!'olio 19: Now THEREFORE I, the said Governor, with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do by this Proclamation revest in His lYIa,jesty King Edward the Seventh, his heirs and successors, Perth Town Lot H 139 aforesaid as of his former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 26th day or July, 1905.


THOlYIAS H. BATH, Minister for Lands.


REVESTING PORTION OF CANNING LOCATION 31 IN HIS MAJESTY.

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

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, } TO WIT.


2175 T9UT

[L.S.]

By His Excellency Admiral Sir FREDERICK GEORGE DENHAM BEDFORD, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Governor in and over the State of Western Australia and its Dependencies, etc., etc., etc.

'

),1 HEREAS by "The 'fransfer of Land Act, 1893, f'l Amendment Act, 1896" (60 Vict., No. 22), the

Governor was empowered, by Proclamation in the Government Gazette, to revest in Her late ivI ajesty, her heiro or successors, as of her 01' their former estate, all or any lands whereof Her Majesty then wa" or Her Majesty, or Her heirs or successors, might thereafter become the registered' proprietor or proprietors: AND WHEREAS His Majesty King Edward the Seventh is now the registered proprietor of

GAZETTE, 'V.A. 2403

portion of Canning Location 31, registered in the Office of Titles in Volume 335, J!'olio 78: Now THEREFORE I, the said Governor, with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do by this Proclamation revest in His Majesty King Edward the Seventh, his heirs and successors, portion of Canning Location 31 aforesaid as of his former estate.



THOMAS H. BATH, Minister for Lands.

GOD SA VE THE KING! J !

TElIIPORARY QUARANTINE STATION.

PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA,} By His ]~xcenency Admiral Sir F"REDEItICK TO WIT. GEORGE DENHAM BEDFORD, Knight Grand

FRED G D BEDPORD Cross of the lIIost. Honourable Order of the • G~ve~'nor 'Bath, Governor 111 and over the State of

. Western Australia and its Dependencies, [L.S.] etc., etc., etc.

WHEREAS by "The Stock Diseases Act, 1895," it is provided that it shall be lawful for the Governor to

acquire and set apart, by Proclamation in the Gove?'nnwnt Gazette, such grounds as may be required for one or more Quarantine Stations, on which the necessary sheds and appurtenances may be erected for the purposes of the said Act: AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient by me, the said Governor, to set apart Temporary Stations: Now THEREFORE

I, the said Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby set apart as a Temporary Quarantine Station the premises owned by Wesley Maley, Esq., M.L.C., situated within the Albany Municipality, and occupied by Mr. G. H. Hill, used for the purpose of slaughtering Stock.

Given under my hand, and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 2nd day of August, 1905.


J. M. DREW, Minister for Agriculture.


A~IENDlIIENT OF THE BOUNDARIES OF THE MT. MAL

COLM AND MT. MORGANS DISTRIC'rs OF THE

MT. MARGARET GOLDFIELD.

1682 97

P .ROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA} TO WIT.

FRED. G. D. BEDFORD, Goverllor.

[L.S.]

By His Excellency Admiral Sir FREDERICK GEORGE DENHAM BEDFORD, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Governor in and over the State of Western Australia and its Dependencies, etc., etc., etc.

'

),1 HEREAS under the provisions of "The Mining Act, f'l 1904," it is lawful for the Governor, by Proclamation,

to alter or amend the boundaries of a Goldfield or District: Now THEREFORE I, Sir Frederick George Denham Bedford, Governor of the said State,. with the advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the powers in me vested in that behalf by the said ordinance, do hereby alter the existing boundaries of the iYIt. Malcolm and Mt. Morgans Districts of the Mt. Margaret Goldfield, and hereby proclaim the boundaries of the said districts to be as follows :-

lYlOUN'f l\1ALCOLlYI DISTRIcT.

Bounded by lines starting from a point on the South boundary of the Mount Margaret Goldfield situate about 1O~ miles West of the tree marked B82 at Brickey's Soak; thence along the boundary between the Mount Margaret Goldfield and North Coolgardie Goldfield West about 65.\ miles and North about 31 miles; thence East about 6 miles-; thence North about 24t miles, passing through the 24-mile post on the Lawlers to Leonora telegraph line; thence East about 601 miles, passing through Snrvey Mark AN 62, to a point about It miles West of the most South-Eastern corner of the East Murchison Goldfield; thence South along the Western boundary of the Mount Morgans District, and passing through the 15-mile post on the Mount Malcolm to Murrin Murrin Road about 551 miles to the starting point.

:vrOUNT MORGANS DISTR.ICT.

Bounded by lines starting from a point on the South boundary of the ]\'Iount Margaret Goldfield, sitUftte about 1O~ miles West of the tree marked B82 at Brickey's Soak; thence North along the East boundary of the Mount

2404 GOVERNMENT

Maloolm District, and passing through the 15-mile post on the Mount Malcolm to }Iurrin Murrin B,oad, about 55} miles to a point about 1§ miles West of t,he most SouthEastern corner of the East lI'Inrchison Goldfield; thence East about 29~ miles; thence South about 55~ miles, passing through Trigonometrical Station E43, Windana Hill; thence West along the South boundary of the Mount Margaret Goldfield about 29 § miles to the starting point.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 2nd day of August, 1905.

By His Excellency's Command

W. D. JOHNSON, Minister for Mines.


LO(]AL BOARD OF HEALTH AT DERBY.

ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Ercec1(tive Council Chambe,., of Perth, the 2n(l day of

AUf/nst, 1905. Pt'e:,clll:

His Excellency the Governor. 'rhe HOllour:tblcs-

The Colonial rrreasurer, ) The Colonial Secretary. ~ '.! (l 0 T\lu-:-i

"",\7i.THEEEA~ by Section 13 of "The Health Act, 1898," ,; V the Govornor may :"ppoint any numher of persons,

not exceoding seven, to ho a Local Donnl of He:.lth for nny district not forming part of [. JHunicip"] District: Now, 'J:IIlmEl'OI<E, His IDxcellency tho Governor of vVestClrn Australi", by and with tho advice of the Executive Council, does horeby appoint the under-mentioned persons to be a Local Board of He:~lth for the district to be known as " Derby," in the W ClSt Kimberley l\In,gistel'ial District, and to include all that parcel of land contained within the following boundaries :--

Bounded hy lines starting from tlle N orth-Enst corner of Eeserve 1326 (Derby Com111-on), :cnd extcnding South to its SOllth-East comer; thonce West n.long its South boundary to its South-VV cst comer; thence N orth--W estwal'd to a point on the Eastern shore of' King Sound situate about 55 chains South-vVestward of the landing-place; thence NorthEastward along said shore to a point vVest of the st"rting point; thence Enst to the stnrting point.

AumtEY J. ]YICGLEW, BEN.JAMIN MCCLEERY,

ANDREW JYICGOVERN,

JOSBPH BLYTHE, JOHNs'rONE S'I'EEN,

VVILLIAlII EACOCl'T, 'rHO!IIAS DALY. .

AH,THUH, H. WILLIAMS, Clerk of the Executive Council.

THE LAND ACT, 1898.

ORDE1~S IN COUNCIL.

At the Executive C01tncil ChamZ,e;', (tt Perth, this 26th day of holy, 1905.

pycscnJ: His Excellency the Goverllor.

The JTononrab]cs·~-rrllC Coloni:tl Treasurer, The Minister for ]JIincs, I The Minister fOl' Justice,

The Thfinistor for I.Jands, The Coloniu,l Secretary, I 'rhe l\fillistcr for Works,

RSi\·k T901

'V. C. Angwin, lYLL.A.

W HEEEAS by Section 43 of "l'l1e Land Act, 1898," it is made lawful for the Governor, by Order in Coun

cil, without issuing nny deed of g'l'ant, to plnce any Reservo under the control of any Municipality, Hoad Board, or other person 01' persons as a Board of Management, and to empower such Board to make, repeal, and alter by-laws for the control and management of such geserves, and proscribe fees for depasturillg thereon, ,md for other purposes, such by-l"ws to be approved by the Governor and published in the Govennnent Gazette: AND WIlRREAS it is deomed

expedient tlmt Eesorve 6~, for commonag-e at Broomo,

should be placed under the control of the lI'Iayor ane! Councillors of the J\!I nnicipality of Broome as a Bonrd of Management: Now, 'l'HlmEl'ORE, His Excellency the Governor, by and with the ac1viee and consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby place the before-mentioned Reserve under the control of the 1fayor and Councillors of the Municipality of

GAZETTE. W.A.

Broome as a Board of Management, and doth empower such Board to make, repeal, 01' alter by-l ws for the control and management of the said Reserve, for prescribing fees for depasturing thereon, for directing the manner in which such fees shall be imposed, p"id, collected, and disposed of, and to impos8 penalties not exceeding in any ease £5 for ltny breach thereof, and £2 a day for a continuing breaeh, but not more than £20 in the aggregate.

ARTBUH, H. WILLIAMS,

Clerk of the Council.

At the Executive Council ChambM', at Pe1·th, this 26th day . of July, 1905.

Pl'escnt: His Excellency the Governor.

The Honourables-The Colonial Treasurer, The Minister for Justice, ~rhe Minister for Mines, rl'he :\lil1ister for Lands, The Colonial Secretary, I The IIfillister for Works,

1214<1 1901

W. C. Angwin, M.L.A.

,lTHEREAS by Section 4.2 of "l'he L"nd Act, 1898," it V V i~ made lawful for the Governor to direct that any

I{eserve shall vest in and be hold by any Municipality, Eoad Board, or other person or persons to be named in the order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth in Section 39 of the snicl Act, or for the like or other public purposes to be specified in such order, nnd with power of leasing for any term not exceeding twenty-one years from the date of the lease: AND WHEREAS it is doemed expedient that

Eeserve 8g14 (Bnrtville Lot 53) should vest in and be held

by Thomas James, Eobert Johnston, and James A. Sutherland in trust for" Mecl'anics' Institute:" Now, THEREFORE, His Excellency the Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby direct that the before-mentioned Hesel:ve shall vest in nnd be held by Thomas James, l-!'obert Johnston, and James A. Sutherland, with power to the said Thomas James, Eobert Johnston, and J"mes A. Sutherland to lease the whole 01' aDY portion of the snid Eeserve for any term not exceeding twenty-one yenrs from the date of the lease.

ARTHuR H. WILLIAMS, Clerk of the Council.

At the Exec1dive Council Chambm', at Pet·th, this 26th day of July, 1905.

Pycsent: His Excellency the Governor.

The Honourables-The Colonial Treasurer, I The 1\Iinister for Justice, The Minister for Mines, fl'he Minister for Lan,ds, The Colonial Secretary J r.I.'he Minister for Works,

13880 190 f

W. C. Angwin, M.L.A.

'

-Xl HEREAS by Section 43 of" The Land Act, 1898," it is r' made lawful for the Governor, by Order in Council, without issning any deed of grant, to place any Iteserve under the control of any Municipality, Hoael Board, or other person or persons as a Board of Management, and to empower such Board to make, repeal, and alter by-laws for the control and management of such Heserves, n.nd prescribe fees for depasturing thereon, and for other purposes, such by-laws to be 1.pproved by the Governor and published in the Government Gazette: AND WHEREAS it is deemed

expedient that Reserve 8~2, for recrea7; at Burtville,

should be plaeed under the eontrol of William G. Cheetham, George B. Anderson, and John A. McLean as a Board of Mmlngement: Now, THEREFORE, His Excellency the Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Exeeutive Council, doth hereby place the before-mentioued Reserve under the control of William G. Cheetham, George B. Anderson, and John A. McLean as a Board of Management, and doth empower sueh board to make, repeal, 01'

alter by-laws for the control and management of tbe said Reserve, for pl'escribing fees for dep~~sturing thereon, for directing the m~Ll1ner in which such fees shnll be imposed, paid, collected, and disposed of, and to impose penalties not exceeding in allY case £5 for any breach thereof, nnd £2 a d;~y for a continuing breach, but not more than £20 in the aggregate.

The Order in Council published in the Gove1'1ttnent Gazette of the 29th July, 1904, is hereby eancelled.

ARTHUH H. WILLIAMS, Clerk of the Council,

AUG. 4, 1905] GOVERN:\lEXT GAZETTE, W.A. 2405

Office oj Public Se1'vice Oommisseone1', Perth, 1st Al!g1tSt, 1905.

E-:3 IS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve of the following Regulations relating to =l the payment of Travelling Allowances to Public Servants called as witnesses on behalf of the Commonwealth Government.

Departmental No.3!,

Executive COlU1Cil No. 25.

A pproved in Council. .JAMES G. DRAKE,

jO't Governor General. 19th .June, 1905.

M. E. JULL, Public Service Commissioner.

OommonlveaUh of Aust1'alia, DepMtlltent of Extm'nal A.tfai·)'s,

llfelb01wne, 9th J1me, 1905.

MINUTE PAPEI~ FOR THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

SUBJECT;

A;'1'angement lvith the State GoVe1'Jlments in 1'elation to Oommon1vealth and Staie OffiCC1'S called as witnesses on behalf of the Oommonwealth 01' of a State.

RECO~Il\IENDED for the approval of His Excellency the Governor-General in Council that His Excellency be pleased to enter into arrangements with their Excellencies the Governors of the several States to the effect following ;-

Filed in the records of the Council.

1. When a Commonwealth officer who is subject to the Public Service Regulations is summoned or called as a witness on behalf of a State, he shall, as regards his attendance to give evidence, be deemed to be in the performance of his duty as a Commonwealth officer, and no witness fees (other than the expenses, if any, paid by the Commonwealth for his travelling allowances) shall be charged by 01' paid to him on account of his being so summoned or called, but the State on wh()se beh'11f he was so summoned or called shall pay to the Commonwealth snch sum as is sufficient to recoup the sum, if any, paid by it for the travelling allowances of the officer.

GE • STEWARD, Secretary to the Executi vo Council.

Department.

Treasury ...

2. vVhen a State officer who is subject to the Public Service Regulations of the State is summoned or called as a witness on beha,lf of the commonwealth, he shall, as regards his attendance to give evidence, be deemed to be in the performance of his duty as a State officer, and no witness fees (other than the expenses, if any, paid by the State for his travelling allowances) shall be charged by or paid to him on account of his being so summoned 01' called, but the Commonwealth shall pay to the State such sum as is sufficient to recoup the sum (if any) paid by it for the travelling allowances of the officer.

3. Any claim for travelling allowances of an officer payable to the Commonwealth by a State, l)lll'Suant to this arrangement, may be rendered direct by the proper officer of the Commonwealth Department concerned to the proper officer of the State Department concerned, and any such claim payable to a State by the C0111monwealth may be rendered direct by the propel' officer of the State Department concerned to the proper officer of the COlllmonwealth Department concerned.

(Signed) A. McLEAN.

V A CANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Position. Salary.

I Inspector under II £250 per ann. ,Vines, Beer, and S p i r i t I Sales Act \

Applications retm'uable.

21st August, 1905

Nature of Duties.

Applicants must possess the necessary knowledge and experience to detect deleterious substances in liquors, and must produce the highest credentials as to honesty, sobriety, and energy.

Applications for the above position are called under Section 38 of "The Public Service Act, 1904," and are to be addresse-d to the Public Service Commissioner.

2nd.A.ugust, 1905.

Office of Public Sm'vice Oo;nmissione?',

Perth, 29th July, 1905.

E' IS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has approved of the following appointments ;-

Ex. Co. 2939. WILLIAM DOUGLAS to be Bailiff, Local Court, Bridge

town.

Ex. Co. 2938. MARTIN PATRICK BARRY to be Bailiff, Local Court,

Greenbushes.

M. E. JULL,

Public Service Commissioner.

lYI. E. JULL, Public Service Commissioner.

No. 11649.-C.S.0.

APPOINTMENTS.

Oolonial Sec1'eta?'Y's Office,

Pe?·th, 3nl A1tgU6t, 190;;.

E IS Excellency the Governor in Council has been . . pleased to make the following appointments ;-

2302 1'D05

Hon. J. W. LANGSFORD, M,L.C., to be a visitor for the Perth Police Gaol, for the year 1905, under "The Prisons Act, 1903."

Dr. J. H.lYIACARTRUR to be Public Vaccinator at Broad Arrow.

F. D. NORTH,

Under Secretary.

2406 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AUG. 4, 1905.

No.30.-P.0.

JUSTICES OF THl<] PEAOE. P?'emie1" s Office,

.'i1·d August, 1905.

H IS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleased to appoint Ue following gentlemen to be

Justices of the Peace :-

P.O. 50/1905. WILLIAM WOIDE GOODHART, Esquire, of Esperance,

for the Esperance Magisterial District. P.O. 36/1905.

ROBERT JOHN GLEDDEN, Esquire, of Kalgoorlie, for the East Cooigardie Magisterial District.

His Excellency the Governor in Council has also been pleased to accept the resignation of-

C.S.O. 437/98. Edwin Rose, Esq., of Brunswick, at his own request,

as a Justice of the Peace for the ,Vest Kimberley Magisterial District.

A. COLENSO KESSELL, Secretary to the Premier.

No. 11647.-C.S.0.

MUNIOIP ALITY OF NEWOASTLE.

21S5 T1Jo~

Colonial Sec1'eta?'y's Office, Perth, 1st August, 1905.

I N accordance with the provisions of "The Municipal Institutions Act, 1900," the Minister directs it to be

notified that a Petition, addressed t,) His Excellency the Governor, has been received at this Office, signed by not less than one-third of the persons on the Municipal Roll of the 'Ylunicipality of Newcastle, the substance and prayer of which is that the boundaries of the East and West Wards be altered.

F. D. NORTH, Under Secretary.

No. 11648.-C.S.U. MUNICIP AL BY-LAWS.

Colonial Sccntm'y's Office, ti}.3~ PM·th, 2n(l AUg?lSt, 1905.

H IS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleased to confirm the following By-laws made by

the Council of the Municipality of Coolgardie. F. D. NOltTH,

Under Secretary.

~IUNICIPALITY OF COOLGARDIE. By-LAW No. 114.

Licensing Hawkc?·s. A BY-LAW of the Municipality of Coolgardie, made under l:iection 167 of" '1'he Municipal Institutions Act, 1900," and numbered 114, to amend By-law No. 100 of the said Municipality.

In pursuance of the powers conferred by the said Act, the Mayor and Councillors of the Municipality of Coolgardie order as follows :-

1. Any person hawking fruit, fish, vegetables, 01' any a.rticle of merchandiso within the ~Iunicipality, without having obtained a license thereto from the Council, and paying a license fee of '1'hroe pounds (pB;yable 15~. quarterly) for the stl,lllO, shall, for each such oiIence, be lIablc to a penalty not exceeding '1'wo pounds.

2. Such license Sh[111 be of force [md effect within any part of the Municipality other than Bayley Street, or within nine chains of Bayley Street, and under no conditions whatever shall any hawker, whether licensed or otherwise, ply his trade in any part of the above-named Street, and any person attempting to do so shall, for each such offence, be liable to a penalty not exceeding Ten pounds.

3. Every license, notwithstanding the date of issue, shall be in force until the 31st day of December then ncxt ensuing: Provided that it shall be at the discretion of the Conncil at any time to cancel or suspend any such license for sufficient cause shown.

Dated this 19th dlLyof July, 1905. C. McDOWALL,

Mayor. G. WILLIAMS,

Town Clerk and 'l'reasurer. [u.]

---.----------

No. 11646.-C.S.0. ERRATUM.

Colonial Seoretar·y's Office, "l8~lu\ Pe1·th, 31st July, 1905 .

I N Gove?'nment Gazette of 28th July, 1905, Notice. No. 11643 C.S.O., the appointment of John McLernon

should date from 17th June, in lieu of 17th July, 1905. F.D.NORTH,

Under Secretary.

No. 11650.-C.S.0. ERRATUM.

Colonial Secntary's Office, i~b~ Pe/rtlL, Brd August, 1905.

I N Gove?'nment Gazette of the 30th Jlme, 1905, page 1786, Notice No. 11617, By-Law No. 4'(), paragraph 2, first

line, for" six" ?'ead "four." The By-law as corrected is published hereunder.

F.D. NORTH, Under Secretary.

A BY-LAW OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF FREMANTLE, MADE UNDER SECTION 167, PART VI., OF "THE MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS ACT, 1900," AND NUMBERED 40, FOR ALTERING BY-LAW NUMBERED 4, PUBLISHIllD Dr THE " GOVERNMEN'.r GAZETTE" OF THE 17TH DAY OF JULY, 1903, AND FOR REGULATING THE DRIVING OF HEAVY VEHICLES THROUGH OR OVER SPECIFIED STREET IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF FRE~IANTLE.

In pursuance of the powers conferred by the said Act, the Mayor and Councillors of the Municipality order as follows:-

1. No person shall, between the hoID'S of 8 a.m. and 6'30 p.m., drive or conduct, or cause or suffer or permit to be driven or conducted, any four-wheeled vehicle exceeding the weight of 9cwt., or any two-wheeled vehicle exceeding the weight of 8cwt. along the undermentioned street in the Municipality of l<'remantle, namely:-

High Street, between Cliff Street and Queen Street: PROVIDED it shall not be an offence against this By-law for any person to drive or conduct any such vehicle across any such street where it intersects any other street: PROVIDED further, that any person in going to or from any place situa.ted in the abovc-mentioned street within the abovementioned boundaries, for the purpose of loading or delivering goods, or in proceeding to or from the place where such vehicle is kept, may drive or conduct any such vehicle along the portion of such street lying between the nearest available intersecting street and the place in' question: PROVIDED lastly, that this By-law shall not apply to any vehicle used exclusively for the conveyance of passengers and persons.

2. Paragraph 11 of By-law numbered four for regulating the general traffic and processions within the Town of Fremantle, published in the Govemnwnt Gazette of the 17th day of JUly, 1903, on page 1842 thereof, dealing with the driving or conducting of heavy vehicles, is hereby repealed.

3. Every person committing a breach of the provisions of this By-law shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding Ten pounds.

Passed this 27th day of February, 1905. [L.S.] H. E. MOFFI.JIN,

Acting Mayor. SA~rL. T. MACMILLAN,

Acting 'l'own Clerk.

No. 11627.-C.S.0.

NOTIOE '1'0 MARINERS. Colonial Sec?'eta?'Y's Office,

H-lH Pc?·th, 6th J?tly, 1905.

T HE following Notice to Mariners is published for general information.

1 9 84 Tul51f

F. D. N'( TH, Under Secretary.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

"Wakatipu" Rock, Bass Straits. This hitherto unchartec. danger has now been located by the survey ship Wybia, and is in latitude 39'45; South, and Longitude 147 25~ East, the least depth found at low water, spring tideS, being 8 feet.

The T1'Casury, tH-~ Pel'th, 30th July, 1905.

H IS Excellency the Governor in Execntive Council has been pleased to temporarily appoint J. L. PHILLIPS,

vice Oliver Newmarsh suspended, as Acting Manager of the Bonlder Agency of the Savings Bank during the absence of t.he Manager, A. F. Smith, on leave.

L. S. ELIOT, Under Treasurer.

AUG. 4, 1~:05.J GOVERNME~T GAZETTE, \V.A. 2407

'J'he Tl'easnry, Perth, :L9th l1tly, 1905.

rnHE following Statement of Goods purchased privately by the Rftilwfty Depftrtment und,'r Section 52, Sub-section (c), ...L of the Tender Board Regulfttions, is published for general informfttion.

L. S. ELIOT, Under'l'reasurer.

LIST OF 1\fATERIAL PURCHASED OUTSIDE CONTRACTS BY RAILWAY S'rol~Es. INVOICES PASSED l,URING l\fON'rH OF JL[NE, 1905. ADIOuN'rs OVER £20.

----,-----,---------------,-------------',------------;-------'_. Date.

May

Do Do

Do

Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do

June Oct.

Do

Nov.

Do

May June April May

18

27 10

24

1 3 4

11 12 13 15 16 17 18

1 20

26

28

30

25 3

26 31

April 18

May 25

Do 17 Do 30

April 22

Do 8/17 May 26

Do 31

June 3

May 24

June :3

Do 7 Do 8

P.O. No. Name.

,12565 J. 1\f. Ferguson, Ltd.

12694 11279

12280

11760

12250

50/04 6975

7034

7926

7956

125:38 11286 11606 12650

740

2286

12550 12513

6751

11729 11)22

A.1501

9704

11750

12627

12684 6278

li'IcLean Bros. & Rigg T. F. Christie ...

J. M. Ferguson, Ltd.

'fhomas Statham Do .. . Do .. . Do .. . Do .. . Do .. . Do .. . Do .. . Do .. . Do .. .

H. Shivers... ... Herbert T. Wright

Do

Do

Do

Dmke & Stubbs ... ... I Harris, Scm-ie, & Co., Ltd.

Drake & Stubbs ... ... Millar's Rarri & J:trrah Co.

(1902), Ltd.

Herbert T. Wright ...

Do

Harris, Scarfe &,Co. Wm. Sandover & Co.

HerbertT. Wright ...

W. Butcher ... J. Craig & Son

Kidston & Co.

Bell's Asbestos (W.A. Agency), Ltd.

Clemenger Bros., Ltd.

G. P. Harris, Scarfe, & Co.

Sexton & Drysdale ... W. H. Ridston & Co.

12 x 3 teak, 234ft, 12 x 6 do 120i];. 14 x 3 do 168ft. 12 x 5 do 50ft.

572 t .... 18 x 24 lead edge ridging, 70 lengths .. , 1,0UO stock books, No. 174·, 8 x 5, ruled

faint 4 x 3 deal, 240ft. 4 x 4 do 320ft. 9 x 3 do 20·Ht. 9in. 9 x 2 do 276ft. 9 x 1k do 202ft. 6in.

---- 1,243ft. 3in. 1 truck blue metal 3 trucks do 6 do do -10 trucks 2 do do 2 do do 2 do do 2 do do 3 do do -11 trucks 7 do do 7 do do -14 trucks 897 hewn sleepers, Collie main line 15 M.S. plates,8ft. x 48i11. x 1;, 4 tons

gcwt.91bs. 12 M.S. plates, 6ft. x 48in. x ~, 2 tons

14cwt. 18lbs. 134 fiats, M.S., 8in. x ~in., 117-3-11,

8 x~, 160-3-17 70 l)lates, 6ft. x 36in. x Un., 160-3-17,

11 tons 17cwt. 2qrs. 231bs. 20 only mill cocks, 2~ ... 29 steel plates, 8 x ·1 x k, 8bcwt. 2l1s. ... 5 3in. G .li'1. mill valves ... ... 12in. x 5in. jarrah, 110ft. lOin. x 5in. do 1,166ft. Sin. 9in. x 6in. do 315ft. 9in. x 3in. do 153ft. 8in. x 6in. do 800ft.

-----2,544ft. 8in. 30 Earl Dudley's M. steel-

Channels, 9:\-in. x 3~ x l'uin. x ,~in. x 16ft. 6in.-4 tons 12cwt. 2qrs. 71bs.

Channels, 9tin. x 3o! x {\rin. x !tin. x 57ft. Oin.-2 tons 2cwt. 2qrs. 211bs.

Channels, 9!in. x 3~ x l'uin, x~in. x 57ft. 6i11.-4 tons 5cwt. 3qrs. 211bs.

10 rolls spark arrester wire 2,74S sq. ft, ... 100 bars angle iron, 2 x 2 x!, 55cwt. 3qrs.

12lbs. 3 boiler plates, 16ft. x b4in. x Mn., 3 tons

,tcwt. 25lbs. 24 boiler plates, 9 tons 18cwt. 1qr. 261bs. 520 trucks gravel ... ... ... ... 48 sheets plate gh1sS, ground and cut,

57 x 8% x 1"0-48 sheets plate glass, ground and 'cut,

23 x 8% x -fu 48 sheets plate glass, ground and cut,

5H x 6-!, x -;'0 I 1,948 pieces galvanised iron rod, ISin.

long x tin., diameter 3t I 23cwt. Bell's asbestos non-conducting I

covering composition 1 each top and bottom die blocks for 7,

10, and 15cwt hammers, 11cwt. 3qrs.\ 21bs.

10cwt. lqr. 5lbs. red strand Manilla rope, I 2-!,in.

4,759ft. jftrrah 12 x 1-1, ... ... "', 12 only No.1 Sheffield tricycles complete I

Rate.

90s. 6s. gd.

37s.6d.

£2

£2

£2 Is. 4~d.

£7 12s. 3d.

£7 12s. 3d.

£7 18s. 3d.

£7 12s. 3d.

90s. £t) \Js 90s.

16s.6d.

£8 (is. Sd.

£10 13s. 4d.

£10 13s. 4d.

5!,t'L sq. ft. £() lOs.

£13 6s. Sd.

£71(;s.8d. Is. 18s.

9s. 6d.

16s. 6d.

25s.

6d.

£65 per ton.

9s. £10 lOs.

!

Amount.

£ s. d.

25 !4 10 23 12 6 2U 0 0

20 0 0

22 0 0

28 0 0 (il 13 4 33 18 1

20 12 3

110 5 S

90 9 7

90 0 0 '67 '6 9 22 10 0

20 19 10

38 11 4

22 15 4

45 16 b

62 19 6 215 10 8

26 15 2

77 14 10 26 0 0 43 4 0

22 16 0

39 12 0

2(i 7 7

28 15 0

32 19 0

33 9 2

21 8 4 126 0 0


LIST OF MATERIAL PURCHASED OUTSIDE CONTRACTS BY RAILWAY STORES, ETC.-Contin1ted.

Date. P.O. No. Name.

May 24 14 McKenzie & Holland, Ltd.

Do 11 9783 E. S. Wigg & Son ...

Do Do Do Do

11 13 13 18

Do 18

June 1 May 11

Do 22

12274

June2to12 12653 Do 17 CRS. 50/4

'Whittaker Bros., Subiaco ... Do ... ... .., Do ... ... ... Do ... ... ..,

Do

Do Do

Do

Thomas Coombe & Co. G. Dawson... ...

Do Do

13 13359 H. B. Forsaith .. . 17 CRS.50/4 W. Johnson ... .. .

12 13150 I Drake & Stubbs .. . Do Do Do

19 CRS.50/4 G. H. Burke ... .. . 20 do I H. Gaskin ... .. .

May June

31 10303 1 J. M. Ferguson, Ltd. 22 CRS.50/4 A. Edmunds... ...

Do 23 CRS.50/4 H. Hopkins ...

Do 23 C.R.S. 14 Do

May 25

Do 29

12924 Whittaker Bros., Subiaco ...

June 14 Do 1

May June

29 14

Do 7 Do 18 Do 21

Jan. 5 to Mar. 28

June 1 t09

Do 22

Do 26

10759

1310H 13026 11838 !'i075

13327

13327

Do 27 CRS. 50/,t Do 22 13401

Do 14

Do 28 Do 9

Do 28

May 31 to I June 27

Do 21

12784

134<86 12573

12765

120G0

9893

Do

Do Do

Do ... .. . Herbert T. Wright .. .

Frodingham I. & S. Co. Saundels & Stuart .. . Thonms Statham .. . Colonial Gas Association ...

Colonial Gas Association, Albany

Millar' 8 Karri an d J an'ah Co. (1902), Ltd.

Do

H. C. Nelson... . .. Public Works' Stores

Sands & McDougall, Ltd ....

Drake & Stubbs ... . .. Millar's K. & J. Co.(1902),Ltd.

Sands &; MClDougall, Ltd ....

Barnett Bros.

McLean Bros. & Higg

lIfateriul.

3 sets electric lever locks... ... .. . 3 sets indicators for locks... ... .. . 6 sets extra fioor plate contacts ... .. . 3 sets extra indicators ... ... .. . 2,500 only pads Advice of Delivery of

Order 45ft. jarrah sills, 9 x 4 ... ... ... 145ft. Sin. rebated red wood sweeps, 6 x 3 125ft. 6in. jarrah sills, 6 x 4 ... ... 61ft. redwood sweeps, dressed, grooved,

5x3 61ft. redwood sweeps, dressed, grooved,

3x3 lS6ft. sweeps (sash stuff), 2!- x It .. . 42ilft. double rebated oregon, 6 x 4 .. . lS2ft. deal, rebated, 6 x 3... ... .. . 1,200ft. ovolo, lorin. ... ... .. . 500ft. inser. moulding 1Mn. ... .. . 300ft. bol. moulding ... ... .. . 15,039 only trucks bricks... ... .. . 2,40S hewn sleepers, 7 x 9 x 4, Bridge-

town line, between 51 and 52-mile posts 400ft. canvas hose, 2~in. ... ... ... 693 only hewn sleepers at Bridgetown

line, between 51 and 52-mile posts 6 only mill cocks, 2~in. ... ... .. . 1.429 hewn sleepers at Hester ... .. . 625 hewn sleepers at Bridgetown .. . 1 only switchboard ... ... .. . 1,169 hewn sleepers at Mullalyup .. . 1,Oll hewn sleepers, Bridgetown line,

between Mullalyup and 41-mile post lS,255 sleepers; loading and consigning

to Narrogin lS,255 sleepers-loading and consigning

to Narrogin 525ft. yellow pine sash, 2t x Ill- .. . 176ft. yellow pine bottom rail, 4 x 1'1· .. . 117ft. yellow pine, dressed and varnished 150ft. sash stuff, 1;'1: x 4~ ... ... ... 700ft. staff bead, 1 x ;'I: ... ... . .. 92ft. nosing, I! x Ll· . .. ... .. . 7Sft. 9in, redwood sweeps, 3 x 3 ... .. . 83ft. 'tin. redwood rebated sweeps, 5 x 3 S3ft. 4in. dressed red wood sweeps, 6 x 3 700ft. part bead ... ... ... ... 150 bars M.s., 8 x !--lS tOllS 10cwt. 3qrs.

71bs. 10 bars JYLS., 2?, x * x 1til1S-5cwt. 1qr.

121bs. 1 bar M.S., 3 x ~-2qrs. 81bs. 4 tons 9cwt. 3qrs. mild steel 10 only wn,ter motel's, 'tin. 6 sets firebricks, Q.A. .. . 27 tons 6cwt. I'll'. coke .. .

21 tons 12cwt. coke

2635ft. jan'ah, 6 x 5

756ft. j!trrah, 9 x 3 ... 3,OS3ft. jarrah, 6 x 4 I 2,S97ft. jarrah, 6 x 4 (7,142ft. 6in .... 1,162ft. 6in. jarrah, 6 x 5j 297ft. jarrah, 9 x 3... ... .. . 1,627ft. 6in. jarrah, 6 x 5 ... .. . 82Mt. jarrah, 9 x 3 ... ... .. . 2,573ft. jarrah. 6 x 4 '( . 1,356ft. 3in. ja~'l'ah, 6 x 5 J 3,929ft. 3m ... . ,t:'2ft. j;1rr!1h, 9 x 3 ... ... ... .. . 333 slcopers, supplying at Collie... .., 26 cast-iron pipes, 6in.-3 tons 2cwt.

[qr.221bs. 2.5,000 foolscap, fiat sheets, 13 x 16,

printeel 2 sides, perforated-" Daily Heturns," No. 1101

7 only fire-cocks, 2~ in. .. . . .. . .. 12,3S0ft. l·§in. karri, 12!- x S} ... ... 15,96lft. lOin, Irani, 10} x S} and 7t x H· 657 Consignment Books No. 4,1... . .. 700 do 27.... .. 1,013ft. 21 oz. Belgium glass ... ...

6 doz.M.'l'. drills, ;'I:in., with square shank 6 doz. do i-in. ... ... ...

Rate.

£S 8s. £25s.

£2 lOs. £2 5s.

1258.rUll. Is. 7d. ft.

733. 6d. run. Is. 6d. ft. run.

Is. ft.

4Ad. ft. 43s. Id. run.

49s. run. 7s. run. 6s. 6d.

13s. 45s. per truck

1s.4!d.

Is. 1d. Is. 4.~d.

90s. 1s.4id. Is. 4!d.

Is. ,t~d. Is. 4!d.

~d. each

ISs. 6el, 3:3s.

11s. 6d. 9s.7d.

6s. 148. 6d.

Is. Is. 6d. Is. 7d.

5s. £S 16s. Sd.

£S 8~. 7d. 42s. 6d. £5105.

45s.

40s.

S8.3d. sup.

9s.3d.

88. 3d.

98.3d. S8.3d. 9s. 3d.

88.3d.A,'

98. 3d. " Is. 4~d.

£S lOs. ton

65s. 198. tid. per 100

16s. 6d. 4td. 4td. 4!}d.

3s. lId. 4s. 11d.

Amount.

£ s. d. 25 4 0

6 15 0 15 0 0

6 15 0 51 17 6

2 16 3 11 10 8

4 12 3 411 6

3 1 0

399 923 492 440 1 12 6 1 19 0

33 16 9 lti5 11 0

21 13 4 47 12 10

27 0 0 9S 4 10 42 19 4 69 0 0 SO 7 4t 69 10 l!

38 0 7

4 17 1 2 18 1 o 13 5 014 4 220 o 13 4 3 18 9 I) 5 0 6 11 11 1 15 0

163 15 6

2 7 4

o 5 1 37 16 6 21 5 0 33 0 0 61 9 1

43 4 0

10 17 5

3 9 11

29 9 3

1 7 6 6 14 3 1 '10 0

16 4 2

200 22 17 10 26 10 9

23 16 0

22 15 0 120 14 1 131 13 S

11 12 8 12 7 11 20 1 0

14 2 0 17 14. 0

AUG. 4, 1905.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 'V.A. 2409

LIST OF MATERIAL PURCHASED OUTSIDE CONTRACTS BY RAILWAY S'rORES, ETC.-Contin1wd.

Date.

1905. June 24

Do 16 Do 6

Do 27

Do 26

Do 12

Do 24 to ll9

Do 24

Do 7

May 25

P.O. No. Name.

12864 j William Sandover & Co.

12849 I Stewarts & Lloyds ... 8359 I lYIcLean Bros. & Rigg

I 10802 I McLean Bros. & Rigg

12941 )' Clemenger Bros., Ltd.

83921' H. Watson Williams

13426 Thomas Coombe & Co.

12573 Millar's K. &J. Co.(1902),Ltd.

5186 W. H. Kidston & Co.

10199 I E. S Wigg & Sons

Material.

390ft. flex. steel wire rope, 4in., 7cwt. 3qrs. 12 sheets P.G. iron, 6 x 3 x 12, 9cwt. Oqr.

4lbs. 20 plates 9cwt. steel plates 6 x 3 x ~ 14cwt. Oqr. 221bs. Ferth's sq. vIT., cast

stcel, tempered 21 galls. Harland's extra pale finishing

body varnish 12 driving boxes for wheel lathe pattern,

llcwt. 2qrs. 20lbs. 43 bars spring steel, 2} x ,'.s, 23cwt. 3qrs.

131bs. 12,635 bricks

5,625ft. 8in. kani, 12~ x 8} 317ft. lin. karri, 10k x 8,} 868ft. 4in. karri,1.} x 3} 10,573ft. 8in. karri, 7:} x Iii 4 only 20/25 amp., 200/22() volt Thom-

son Recording Wattmeter 112,000 forms, No. 365

Rate.

67s. 18s. 3d.

£85s. £36 14s.6d.

29s. 5d.

6el.

18s. 6d.

458. per 1,000

19s. 6el. 16s. 6el.

16s. 16s. (jd.

£7 7s. Gd.

AmOlUlt.

£ s. d. 25 19 3

8 411

28 9 3 26 1 4

30 17 9

32 14 0

22 1 6

28 8 7

M 17 0 2 12 4 6 18 II

87 4 8 29 10 0

56 19 7

June 13 114'()4 Do 12 13470

Perth Gas Co. F. Bartletto

1 trnck, No. 5678, tons 11, cwt.15, qrs.O \ 1G8 landscape photographs for railway

£50 17s 6d. per 100,000

37s. 6d. 4s. lid.

22 0 7 37 16 0

carriages

Do 19 13200 Drake & Stubbs tons cwt.

1 C/s., 36 x 16, pig iron, 0 10 qr. lb. o 26 o 8 1 2 1 24 1 24

1 0 10 1 0 10 1 0 10 1 0 10

2 11 2 o I £17 17s. 6d. 4G 0 7

REGISTER OF GUN LICENSES. No. 11651.-C.S.0. Colonial Secreta~'Y' s O.ffice,

Pe?"th, 81'(Z A1Lgust, 1900.

ffHE following persons have been duly licensed under" The Gun License Act, 1885," during the month of J nne, 1905 :-

-

~~ __ I Name in full Residence.

'. 571 Howard, Frank ... ... Bunbury ...

572 lyrandesley, H. ... ... Wellington District

THE POST OFFICE SAViNGS BANK. NOTICE TO SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS.

D EPOSITORS in the Post Office Savings Bank are urgently requested to forward (postage prepaid)

through the nearest Post Office, addressed "Auditor Savings Bank, Perth," their pass-books for examination and insertion of interest on or after 31st J uly.

Depositors must enclose with their pass-books a properly stamped and addressed cover, having sufficient stamps affixed to pay for return postage. Envelopes may be obtained at Savings Bank Agencies on application.

un return of the pass books depositors are requested to see that they bear the Audit Stamp, showing that they have been examined.

C. LESCHEN,

Manager. Savings Bank, Perth, 19th July, 1905.

.. .

.. . I

Occupa.tjon. Date. By whom issued,

--Plumber ... 27th May, 1905 W. A .. Eastaugh,

~'reasury Officer. Labourer ... 14th June, 1905 Do.

F. D. NORTH,

Under Secretary.

CANCELLATION OF A OONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE.

Depa1'tment of Lands and SU1'veys, Pe7·th, 213th July, 1905.

~ T is lwrehy notified, for general informa,tion, that the 1 'L1llderment,ioned Conditional Purchase Lease has

been cancelled for non-compliance with the conditions under which it was gmnted, and the land contained therein will be again open for seleotion on and after Friday, the 4th Augnst, 1905:-

Corres.

4418/02

Location No.

4058

Plan. Name.

3/80' Couston, Jas.

R. CECIL CLIFTON,

Under Secretary for Lands.

2410 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. rAUG. 4, 1905.

APPOINTMENTS. tI\

KELlIfSCOTT PUBLIC CEMETERY (9820). Depa1·tment of Lands and SU1'veys,

N'H Perth, 26th July, 1905.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, that under the provisions of '''1'he Cemeteries Act, 1897," and

Amending Acts, His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to appoint the undermentioned gentlemen to be Trustees of the Kelmscott Public Cemetery

tI\ (9820) :-

H. MARTIN,

T. W. OTTAWAY, A. BUTCHER, S. TURNER,

J. BUCKINGHAlIL

R. CECIL CLI.B'TON, Under Secretary for Lands.

tI\ NUNNGARRA PUBLIC CElIfETERY (9270).

Depa1·tment of Lanels and S1wveys, t*1H· Perth, 26th J'uly, 1905.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, that under the provisions of '''1'he Cemeteries Act, 1897," and

Amending Acts, His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hl1S been pleased to appoint the undermentionecl gentlemen to be Trustees of the Nunngarra Public

Cemetery 9;1iO:-

]] us

W. N. COCK, J. McDONALD, J. J. BRYAN']'.

R. CECIL CLIFTON, Under Secretary for Lands.

COLLIE PUBLIC CEMETERY 6718.

Department of Lands and S1t1'veys, Perth, 26th July, 1905.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, that under the provisions of "'rhe Cemeteries Act, 1897," and

Ameuding Acts, His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to appoint the Mayor and Councillors of the Municipality of Collie, for the time being, to

be Trustees of the Collie Public Cemetery (6~8). All pre

vious appointments as trustees of this cemetery are hereby cancelled.

3718 1"005

R. CECIL CLIFTON, Under Secretary for I,ands.

TOWNSITE OF HAMEL. AlIfENDlIfENT OF BOUNDARIES.

Depa1·tnwnt of Lands and SU1'veys, Pe1·th, 26th July, 1905.

IS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to alter the boundaries of Hamel 'rown

site to include Lot 158. contaiuing 5 [tcres, and adjoiuing the East boundary of Harvey A gricultural Area Lot 81, and to classify such lot as "Town and Suburbnn."

R. CECIL CL IP'l'O N, IT nder Secretary for Lands.

TRANSli'ERS OF HOMESTEAD FAR1YIS. 1+507 1903

Department of Lands ancl Surveys, Pedh, 4th July, 1904.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, that no transfer of a Homestead Farm will be approved in

future, except under special circumsta,nces, unless improvements to the value of £50, including the external fencing, have been effected on the land, or the holder thereof has resided upon same for a period of 12 months.

2. A Homestead Pal'm is not transferable except to a person eligible to hold the land as a Homestead Farm, and any application for the conversion of such into a Conditional Purchase; for the purpose of a transfer, will render the land liable to forfeiture.


OANCELLATION OF HOlVIESTEAD FARMS. Depadment of Lands and S1wveys,

PM·th, 4th A1tg1.st, 1905.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Homestead Flwms have been can

celled for non-compliance with the conditions under which they were granted, and the land contained therein will be again open for selection on and after the dates mentioned :-

00rre8. Name.

Openf01' selection on and afte?' the 7th A1tgust, 1905. 518/03 2185w/74 Avon, 4507 343/80 8mith, A. H.

8193/03 3127/74 Do. 5453 378A/40 Christie, H. 8822/03 3227/74 Do. __ , 61)91 378D/40 Wilson. E. J. 8825/03 3232/74 Williams S339 378180 Jack, Alex.

12051/03 3833/74 Avon ,__ __, 5503 378/80 'rOZel', Stephen 4540/05 6632 74 Plantagen"t__ 1569 451/80 Hopson, A. J.

Openf01' selec:ion on and qfteJ' 14th A,.gUSt, 1[105. 5521/05 9U/74 Avon .. < --, 3695 343 80 Poyser, Geo. C. 9787/02 1734/74 Kojonup 1708 M7/80 JJo11gf ord, Hy. 3194/0<1 4581/74 Williams --, 4051 109 80 ~tOCktOll, Angus 2865/0·t 4603/74 Kojonup '-- 20B2 cU5/S0 Evans, 'l'hos. 69,,3/04 5341/74 \\Tilliams '-- 4926 377/80 Harrington, 'Vm. 6549,04 5342.74 Avon ... ... 6352 378/80 Matheson, D.

* Subject to improvements.

OpenfOJ' selection on ancl a/tel' the 21st August, 1905. 9395103 i3425w/74 Avon 5257 ',343A/40 Snell, E.

12036/03 i 3836/74 Kojonup 2320 408/80 Webb. E. M. 3161/04' 4569/74 Avon ,__ 6071 3180 Snowden, H. 5405/0,. 5025/74 Ewlyamartup 184 Ewl. Hayward, W. S.

6412/04

7322/04 9109/04

5195/74

5392/74 5584/7,.

Wagin

Plantagenet. Williams

A.A. 12 Wngin Groom, Arthur

I A.A.

57,1, ,J,.!5180 Salmon, N. B. 5107 3850/40 Cowin, 'rhos. A.

Open fO?' selection uncle?' Parts V. ancl VIII. of" The Land Act, 1898."

6257/04 I 5153/74 1 Kojonup "'1 2781 1436/80 I IJontick, G. T.

R. CECIL CLIPTON, Under Secretary for Lands.

CANOELLATION OF A GRAZING LEASE. Depa1·t1nent of Lands and Sm'veys,

Pe1·th, 4th Aug!"t, 1905.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Grazing Lease has been cancelled

for non-compliance with the conditions under which it was granted, and the land contained therein will be again open for selection on and after the 21st August, 1 g05, under Parts V. and VIII. of "The Land Act, 1898."

Corres. No.

7258/0,J 2505/68


LAND OPENH'OR SELEOTION. AVON DISTRIC'l" NEAl{ BEECHINA.

Depa?'hnent of Lands and Surveys, Pe1·th, 19th J1tly,11:105.

I T is hereby notified, for general infornuctioll, that the areas described hereunder are hereby excluled from

Reserve 4f}l17, near Beechina, Eastern Railway, and will

be open for selection uncleI' Parts V. a,nd VIII. of "The Land Act, 1898," on and after Monday, 14th August prox.:-

1. The area bounded on the N01·th and East by lines starting from a point situate about 56 chains South from the North-West corner of Swan Location 1881, and extending West about 35 chains 55 links, and South about 45 chains; the opposite boundaries being parallel and eqoaL

2. Bounded by lines starting from a point situate about 13 chains South from the North-East corner of Reserve

2~7 and extending North about 68 chaius 28 links; East

aboU:t 4.0 chains; South about 40 chains; thence East to the vVestern boundary of Swan Location 1881, and along it Sonth-Westward about 32 chains; thence vVest to the sta.rting poiut. (Plan 2/80.)


AUG. 4, 1905.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2411

LAND SALES. Department of Lands and Surveys, Pe?·th, 4th A1~g1~st, 1905.

T HE undermentioned Allotments of Land will be offered for Sale, at Public Auction, on tho dates and at the places . specified in the Schedule below, at 11 o'clock, a.m., except Narrogin, at 3 p.m.;· and Wagin at 4 p.m.

SCHEDULE.

Dates of Sale. Places of Sale. Desoripticn of Lots. N umi:ier of Lots. Quantities.

Upset Prices. a. r. p.

1905. \ August 9 Narrogin .. , ... Narrogin '" ... Town 347 ... . .. 0 1 20 £18.

Do. 9 Do. ... . .. Do. '" ... Do. 351 ... ... 0 1 20 I Do. 9 Do. ... ... Do. ... ... Do. 371 . .. . .. 0 2 0 ~£15 each. Do. 9 Do. . " ... Do. '" ... Do. 372 ... ... 0 2 0 I

Do. 9 Do. . ,. ... Do. ... ... Do. 501 ... . .. 0 3 4 1 £20 each . Do. 9 Do. ... ... Do. . .. ... Do. 524 ... . .. 0 2 28 Do. 9 Do. ... ... Do. '" ... Do. 525 ... ... 0 2 28

~£13 each. Do. 9 Do. ... . .. I Do. .. , ... Do. 52(j . .. ... 0 2 28 Do. 9 Do. ... ...

\~ Do. '" ... Do. 52i ... ... 0 2 28

Do. 9 Do. .. , ... Do. ... .. , Do. 5i3 ... .., 0 1 0 £20. Do. n Do. ... ... Do. .. , ... Sub. 299 ... ... 5 1 6 £4. Do. 9 Do. ... ... i= Do. . .. ... Do. 300 ... . .. 11 2 11 £11. Do. 10 Northam ... . .. i"Grass Valley ... Do. 41 ... . .. 4 1 8 £20. Do. 10 Do. ... ... i" Do. ... ... Do. 42 .. . ... 4 1 8 £18. Do. 11 Wagin ... . .. I Barton ... .. , Town 6 ... .. . 0 1 0 } £7 each. Do. 11 Do. ... ... I Do. .., ... Do. 7 ... . .. 0 1 0 Do. 11 Do. ... ...

I

Wagin .., ... Do. 193 .. . . .. 0 1 0 I Do. 11 Do. ... Do. ... ... Do. 250 .. . 0 1 12 I . ..

I Do. 11 Do. ... ... Do. ... ... Do. 273 ... . .. 0 3 2'1 ~£10 each . Do. 11 Do. ... ... Do. ... ... Do. 274 . .. . .. 1 0 8 I Do. 11 Do. ... ... Do. ... ... Do. 275 ... . .. 1 0 8 I

Do. 11 Do. ... ... Do. .. , ... Do. 276 ... . .. 0 3 24 j Do. 11 Do. .. , ... Do. ... ... .00. 322 ... ... 0 2 0

} £7 each. Do. 11 Do. .. ... Do. ... ... Do. 329 ... . .. 0 2 15 Do. 11 Do. ... ... Do. ... ... Do. 380 ... . .. 0 2 16 £5. Do. 11 Do. ... ... Do. .. , ... Do. 542 ... ... 0 3 0 } £10 each. Do. 11 Do. ... . .. Do. ... ... Do. 543 ... ... 0 3 0 Do. 11 Do. ... . .. Do. ... ... Do. 553 ... . .. 0 3 0

} £8 each. Do. 11 Do. ... ... Do. ... ... Do. 558 ... . .. 0 3 0 Do. 11 Do. " Do. ... Sub. 500 3 0 32 I ... ... . , . ... . .. Do. 11 Onslow ... ... Onslow .. , ... Town 85 ... . .. 1 0 0 ~£15 each. Do. 11 Do. ... . .. Do. ... ... Do. 130 ... .. , 0 2 38 j

*- Suburban for cultivation.

Plans and further particulars of these Lots can be obtaiu8d at this Office, or at the office where they are to be sold.

N.B.-Land sold to a depth of 200 feet below the natural surface, except in Mining Districts, where it is granted to a depth of 40 fee~ only.

R. CECIL JLTFTON, Under Secretary for Lands.

LOTS OPEN FOR SELECTION AS RESIDENTIAL LEASES. DepaJ·trnent of La;Jds and SUJ'veys,

Perth,24th July, 190.5.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Lots will be open for selection as ltesidential Leases on and after the da.tes specified in the Schedule below :--

Cor. No.l

11654, TiJU4 514 9 1905

184 fJ T"155

9101 Tgoo

4-.J,.J, 1 T~fo7f

Town. I No. of Lot. Date open. A pplici1tions to be lodged i1t

I I

300 to 332 inclusive i Warden's Office, Cue Day Dawn" 31st July .. I

Lake View 439 Hth August,19051 Government LfLnd Agent,

I Ka.1goorlie

Southern Cross ... 247 Do. ... , Mining Registrar, Southern

I "',40,42,43, 48 to 58 i"clu~"" I Oross Meekatharrat 60 I \Varden's Office, Murchison Now open ... I

to 66 inclllsi ve, 68 and 69 14th August, 19051

Goldtield Goongarrie t 63 to 68 inclusive, 72 [LUd 73 VV ardpn' s Office, Menzies

"Lots 311 and 326 have been excepted from sale and occupation as Reserve9~5' Lots 312 to 314 inclusive

have been temporarily reserved.

t Lots 41, 46, 4i, 59, and 67 have been excepted from sale and occupation as Reserve 9~~4. t Lots 69 and 70 have been excepted from sale as Ih9546.

Applications may be lodged at the offices mentioned at any time prior to the dates specified, and any applications so lodged will bEo deemed to have been lodged on that day.

In the event of two or more applications for the same lot, priority will be determined as prescribed by Sec. 17 of "'1 he Land Act, 1898," and Sec. 2 of "The Land Act Amendment Act, 1900."

In the event of any applicant obtaining a lot on which there are improvements not erected or owned by such applicant, he shall pay the fair value of such improvements to the Land Agent or Warden at the places mentioned before his application is approved.

Intending applicants are requested to lodge their applications before the date specified, and are reminded that it is unnecessary to employ an agent, as applications may be lodged personally at sent through the post.



RESERVES. Department of Lands and Surveys, Pei'th, 26th Jl~ly, 1905.

H IS Excellency the Governor in E1Cecutive Council has been pleased to set apart, as Public Reserves, the lauds . described in the Schedule below, for the purposes therein set forth:-

No.

9816

9820 2175 TlfU4

9823 't 14 g TlfU5

9825

9834

Content. a. r. P.

500

30 0 0

about 020

4 2 22

30 0 0

Town or District.

Avon (neal' CMoZing ).-A square block of land, having its boundaries in the meridian and at right angles thereto, with Noonigin Soak in its centre. (Plan 343/80.)

Canning (KeZmscott).-Bounded on the North-West and South-West by lines starting from the North corner of Sub divisional Lot 2·j, of C:~nning' Location 31, and extending North-East 15 chains and SouthEast 20 chains; the opposite boundaries being parallel and equal. Being Subdivisional Lot 25 on Titles' Office deposited Plan 694 (Sheet 1). (Plan Vul .)

Cockburn Sound and Mlwmy (Manclumh).-A strip of land, 25 links

wide, &tarting from the North corner of Reserve ~1~ (Recreation)

and extending Southward as shown on Plan ~~ and Di:lgram 16050.

Bltcklancl Hill.-Sub. Lot 90

Reserve 7~~~ is hereby reduced.

Mal'mion (new' Menzies).-BQunded by lines starting from the North-E:1,st cornor of Water Right 248z and extending noo 11' 30" 20 chains; thence 200° 11' 30" 15 chains; thence 290° 11' 30" 20 chains; thonce 20° 11' ,30" 15 chains to the starting point, and being identical with Water Hight 172. (Plan L24/lVI.)

Purposes for 'which made.

Water.

Public Cemetery.

Drainage.

Schoolsite.

Water (under Act 57 Vict., No. 20).

R. Cl<]CIL CLIFTON, 'Fnder Secretary for Lands.

Departntent of Lands and S1/,rveys, Perth, 26th JlIZy, 1905,

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to set apart, as a Public Reserve, the land described in the Schedule below, for the purpose therein set forth; and to classify such Reserve as Class "A," under

"'1.'he Permanent Reserves Act, 1899" (G3 Viet., No, 24) :--

No.

AII\ 9633 7002 Tuo~.r

Content. <1. r. p.

TOW"ll or District. Purpose for whioh made.

14 2 0 Cockbnl'n Sound and llfarmy (Mand1tmh ).-That portion of Cockburn Recreation. Sound Location 16, as surveyed and shown on Diagram 16050, starting fro111 the intersection of the South-loY estern side of Peel Street, lYIandnrah, with the South-Eastern side of Ormsby Terrace, and extending I:3'tO 4/ 7 chains G8,;., links to the Western side of iYIanclnrah Terrace, and along it lU8e 9' 7 chains 95 TOo links and 213° 55' 3 ehains GO {iT links; thence 2860 3G' 10" 12 chains 99 links to the South-Eastern side of Ormsby 'ren-ace aforesaid, and along it 38° 32' 11 chains 90 fo links and 540 16' 4 chains 92,"0 links to the starting point; being registered in the Office of Land Titles in Vol. 3:38, ])'01. log.

11\ Excluding Reserve 9823 (Drainage). (Plan 380/80,)


AMENDMENT OF A.REAS AND BOUNDA.RIES OF RESERVES, Depal'tment of Lands and SlLI'Veys, Pe"th, 26th J,/,Zy, 1905.

II IS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve of the Areas and Boundaries of I the undermentioned Reserves being amended as described in the Schedule below, for the purposes therein set forth;

the Areas and Boundaries previously published in the Government Gazette being hereby cancelled :-

Recorded ~o.

1900

8228 15 (I:> 0

orr

2 0 0

84 2 0

Purposes tor which made

Victoria,-Boullded by lines starting from a point situate about 7 Water. chains 25 links South and about 2 chains 26 links IV est from the N orth-loY est corner of Victoria Location 2839, and extending 89' 2' -t chains 34 links; 1790 2' 4 chains; 2G9° 2' 5 chttins 65,80 links, and 17° 17' ,t chains 21 (0 links to the starting point. (Diag, 16512, Plan 40/300.)

Avon (llIe)')"edin).-Bouncled on the NM'th-Westwa1'cl and South- Pumping station (G,W.S,A,), Westward by lines starting fro111 the 177 miles 11 clmins 73 links mark on the Nortlml1l-Yilgarn H,ailw:ty Reserve, and extending 61° 28' 42 chains 27 links along the South·Enstern side of said R1ilway Reserve, and 151' 28' 20 chains; the opposite boundaries being parallel and equal. (Plan 24/80.)


AUG. 4, 1905J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 241~{ -~ -~~~--~ -------------------

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.

Depctrtrnent of Lands and SU1'veys,

Perth, 26th J1tly, 1905.

I T is hereby notified, for general infol'mD,tion, that the undermentioned Lots are now open for s,"1e, under the conditions specified, by public auction, D,S provided by "'rhe Land Act, 1898," at the following upset prices:-

Corr. No. Town. Nos. of IJots. Conditions. Upset Prices. Remarks.

617 93 Puntaping 1, :1 to 14 inclusive, 17 Suburban lots

cultiva,tion for Sllbject to the Regulations pub

lished in the Gove1'nment Gazette of 24th March, 1899, page 898

11582 190T

4133 T1fo-=i

371 S T§u1f

Chidlow's Well ...

Pinwernying

Northampton

Wagin ...

Hamel ...

25 to 30 inclusive, 32 to 34 inclusive, 37 to 43 inclusive

147 136 and 137 139 and 140 1'16 144 148 1'19 150 141 143 145 151 142 21 and 23 37, 54, 55~. 56, and 59 290,292 291 2iH, 286, 288, 293 275, 287, 296 ... 278, 279, 29t ~ ~ ~ 27G, 295 282, 283, 289 ... 248 to 25G inclusive,

and 258 272, 298, 299, 301, :302 24:3, 244, 24G, 2G5, 2(;G,

267, 2G8, 270, 271, 800

261, 2G2, 2G9 ... 2G3,2G4 G19 593, 594, 596~ .. 615, 61G 598 G17 597, 59D, 601, 60G, 612,

613,61<1, G18 158

Do ... Do ... Do ... Do .. . Do .. . Do .. . Do .. . Do .. . Do .. . Do ~ .. Do .. , Do ... Do ~.~ Do ... Do .. ~ Do .. ~ Do .. ~ Do .. . Do .. . Do .~. Do .. . Do .. . Do ~ ~ ~

Do ~ ~ ~ Do ~ ~.

Do .. ~ Do ... Do ~~. Do .. . Do .. . Do .,. Do .. ~ Do ...

Do .~~

£2 per acre

£29 £30 each £31 each

£3'1 £35 £3G £38 £Ll,'± £45 £48 £58 £G2 £G9

£3pOraC1'8 .£2 pCI' acro

£5 each £G

£70ach £S each £90nch £10 each £12 each £;S epech

£6 each £7 each

£!)mch £10 each

~ £7 £10

£13 lOs. £14

£14 lOs. £15

£10

Lot 138 has been excepted from sale as It\ 9792

Lots 257, 277, 280, and 297 ha,ve been excepted from sa,le as

Roserve Ii\ 0814

Lots 24:5, 247,259, 2GO, 273, 274, a,nd 281 hnve beon temporarily reserved

I

'

These lots are a,lso open for I selection as "vVorking J\lIen's ~ Blocks," llnder Part IX. of I " '1'he La,nd Act, 1898," at the I prices quoted

j I I These lots are also ava,ihble for ~ selection ns "vVorking Men's j Blocks."

Plans showing the arrangeluellt of the lots referred to are obt.ainable at this office [Lnd the offices of the various Government Land Agents.

RE(jIST~ERED LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.

Depa?'bnent of Lands and Surveys,

PC1·th, 6th Jmw, 1905.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, tha,t nIl lots within the Goldfields Townsites in the State.

registered under Section 30 of "The Goldfields Act, 1895,'; or Section 37 of " The Mining Act, 1904," are now open for sale at a price to be determined by the Minister, subject to the holders having' complied with the necessary conditions under which the lots were granted.

The holders of such lots must make application to purchase through the Warden, Government Land Agent, or Mining Registrar, 1vithin three month8 from the time of receiving notice (which will be issued by the Warden at an early date) that the lots are open for sale.

Crown Grants will only extend to a depth of 40ft. below the natural surface of the ground.

R. CECIL CLIFTON,


R. CECn CLIFTON,


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION. (COOLUP AGRICULTURAL AREA.)

Depcwtment of Dands and Surveys, sn' Perth, 26th July, 1905.

I T is hereby uotified, for general information, that Coolup Agricultural Area Lots 145 and 147 will be

open for selection under Part V. of "The Land Act, 1898," on and after J\lIonda,y, ~lst August prox., at a price of 15s. pm ael'e~

1.~~.2.. lV05


(N EA~lt SERPENTINE.)

Depm·tment qf Lancls and 8nrveys, Perth, 26th July, 1905.

1'1' is hereby notified, for genera,l information, that an area ~_ of about 7 acres adjoining the South boundary of

Murray Location 284, neal' Serpentine, is hereby excised

from Reserve Gq~2 and will be open for selection under

Part V. of "The IJand Act, 1898," on and after JYlonday, 21st August prox.


2414 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, [AUG. 4, 1905.

LAND OPEN FOR SELEOTION. PRESTON AGRICULTURAL AREA.

PORTION OF RESERVE 31tO.

Depa;·tment oj Lands and Surveys.

Pe;'lh, 12th July, 1905.

IT is hereby notified that the area described hereunder is

excluded from Reserve 3~~0, Preston Agricultural

Area, and will be open for selection under Part V. of" The Land Act, 1898," on and after Monday, 7th august prox.

Bounded on the South and East by lines starting from the North-East corner of Special lease 134./152, and extending West 10 chains and North 5 chains; the opposite boundaries being parallel and equal. (Plan414A/.J.0.)

R. CECIL CLIFTON,


LAND OPEN FOR SELEOTION eN EAR

ESPERANCE).

"785 1/7

Depa1·trnent of Lands and SU?'veys,

PM·tlt, 26th July, 1905.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, that the land outside of Espera,nce 'I'ownsitc, which has been

temporarily reserved for some time, will be available for selection under Parts V. ltnd VIII. of '''1'he Land Act 1898," on and after Monday, 28th August, prox.

R. CECIL OLIFTON, Under Secretary for Lands.

SPECIAL LEASES.

UNDER" THE LAND ACT, 1898."

~ 1 25 -rtf 03

Department oj Lands and S1wveys,

Perth, 18th May, 1905.

I T is hereby notified that EDWARD JAlIIES MCCARTHY has applied for a Special LeHpe, containing 50 acres, for the

purpose of obtaining salt, and also one of five acres for shed accommodation and jetty rights, both leases being portions of Middle Islallld, near Esperance, and for a term of 18 years.

R. CECIL CLIFTON,


Depa1'hnent oj Lands and Surveys,

"}1}H Perth, 26th May, 1905,

I T is hereby notified that Charles Herbert Carter has applied for a Special Lease (No. 693/152) of portion of

Reserve 2720 at Donnybrook, containing 20 acres, for the purpose of a Quarry, for a term of 19,} years from 1st April, 1905.

;!.012 190'K

R. CECIL CLIFTON,


Depa1'tment oj Lands and Sm'veys,

PM·th, 26th Apj'il, 1905.

I T is hereby notified that George Knox MacGill has - applied for a Special Lease (No. 692/152) of portion of Reserve 2720 at Donnybrook, containing 10 acres, for the purpose of a Quarry, for a term of 19* years from 1st April, 1905.

lO!!H fl'oo

R. CECIL CLIFTON,

Under Secretn,ry for I,ands. 26-5-1905.

Depar·tment oj Lands and Slt?'veys,

Perth, 3nl August, 190.'5.

I T is hereby notified tllftt Messrs. Bunning, BU11ning. and Hunter h,we applied for'" Specia,l Lease. No. Hi6/'.f.:l,

for Mt. Baker Lots 171, 172, 17:3,18,19,20, anel21, containing about 100 acres, for the purpose of Brick-making, for It

term of 14 years from 1st July, 1905.

R. CECIL CLIFTON,


APPLICATIONS FOR LAND TO BE MADE AT DIS'l'RICT 0 FFICES.

1053 1903

Depa?'trnent oj Lands and Sl~,.veys, Pe,.th, 1st Aug,~st, 1905.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has

heen pleased, under Section 17 of "The Land Act, 1898," as amended by "The Land Act Amendment Act, 1900," to notify that the undermentioned District Offices are places where applications mnst be lodged for land within the boundaries of the districts described hereunder.

Applications lodged at offices other than the district in which the land is situated will be forwarded on to the correct District Office, but applicants must clearly understand that the applications will only taJce priority from the date of receipt at the office at which they should have been lodged.

The office plans and lithos. show clearly the boundaries of the different District3.

BOUNDARIES OF LAND ,.WENCY DISTRICTS. NOR~'HAM LAND OFFICE.

Northam Ln,nd Agency District comprises Office Working Plans 24, 25, 26,27,32,33. 3't, 35, 54, 55, 56, 57; the North halves of 3, 4, and 5, and the N orth-Western quarter of 2; also the whole of 23/300.

BEVERLEY LAND O"'FICE. Beverley Land Agency District comprises Office Working

Plans 342, 343, 344, 345, the South halvas of 3, 4, and 5, and the whole of 2, with the exception of the North-West quarter.

NARROGIN LAND OFFICK Narrogin Land Agency District comprises Office Working

Plans 376, 377, 378, <:179,384,385,386, and 387.

BUNBURY LAND OFFICE. Bunbury Land Agency District comprises Office Working

Plans 383, 411, 412, 413, 440, 441, and the North half of 414.

WAGIN LAND OFFICE. Wagin Land Ageney District comprises Office Working

PlanG 407, 408, 409,410, and the North-East quarter of 4.15.

KATANNING LAND OFFICE. Katanning Land Agency District comprises Office Work

ing Plans 415, 417, 418, 435, 436, 437, the South-East quarter of 415, the East half of 438, the North-East quarter of 443, and the North halves of 444, 445, and 446.

ALBANY LAND OFFICE. Albany Land Agency District comprises Office Working

Plans 4.30, 451, ·152, 453,454-, 455,456, 457, '13·t, 447, and the South halves of 444, 445, and .446.

BRIDGETOWN LAND Ot'FICE.

Bridgetown Land Agency District comprisE'S Office Working Plans ·1,39, 442, the South hn,lf of M4, the West halves of 415 and 438, and the whole of 4't:i, excepting the North-East quarter.

GERALDTON LAND O·FFICIC.

Geraldton Land Agency District comprises Office vYorking Plans 121, 122, 123, .124, 93, 94, 95, 9(;, 1:l7, 128, 129, 126, 156, 157 , 158, 159, 160, 191, 192; also 40/300 and 55 and 56/300

PERTH LAND OFFICE. Perth Land District comprises Office Working Plans 89,

90, 91, 92, 61, 62, 63, 64, f8, 59, 30, 31,28, 29, lA/10, IB/40, lC/40, ID/4.0, 341, 380, and 381.


THE ROADS ACT, 1902. DepaTl1nent oj Lands and S1t?'veys,

Pm·tI" 26th J1~ly, 190.'5.

I T is hereby declared that the nndel'mentionec1 lands have been set apal~t, taken, or resumed under Section

17 of "The Public Works Act, 1002," for the purposes of new Roads, that is to say,--

hHr-~ YORI{ ROA.D DISTRIC'l'. No. 2088.

A strip of land, one chain wide, starting from the North siele of Woodside Sieling, on the Great Southern Railway, and extending North-Eastward to the Hamersley Bridge; thence Northward, crossing the Avon River by said bridge

AUG. 4, 1 GOVER\fMENT

to Wilberforce; thence in a general Easterly direction through Avon Location J (as sLU'veyed, O,P. Avon 597 and Diagram 17308) to the York-Northam Road.

24 acres 11'. 31p. being resumed from Avon Location J, and 3 acres 31'. 4.p. from Avon Location F. (Plan 2/80.)

~*rloV CL ... J\.REl\iONT ROAD DISTRICT.

Addition to Road No. 1941. Elizabeth Street, one chain wide, Swan Location 714 (as

shown on Titles Office plan 1545), from the South to the North boundary of said Location; 2 acres being resumed from such location. (Plan 1D/40).

120!\ 8 Iuo4 NARROGIN ROAD DISTRICT. No. 2099.

A strip of land, one chain wide, its West side st<1rting from the North-East corner of Williams Location 1022, and extending South along its East boundary and that of Location 19i7; thence South-Westward along the latter's South-Eastern boundary and onwards to join a surveyed road (as surveyed Diagram 17505); 4 acres being resumed from Williams Location 1023. (Plan 385D/40.)

Plans of the lands so set apart, taken, or resumed may be inspected at the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth.

3151 1904

By order of His Excellency the Governor,

THOMAS H. BATH,

Minister for Lands.

W HEREAS the Beverley Road Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Beverley

on the 2nd day of April, 1904, resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, that is to say :-

No. 1991. A strip of land, one chain wide, its East side starting from

the South-East corner of A von Location 3579, and extending . Southward along part of the vVest boundary of Location

4503, and through its South-Western corner; thence East to the North-West corner of Location K 14; thence South along its West boundary to the North-East corner of Location 2869, as surveyed, Diagram 16312, 2 roods being thereby resumed from Avon Location 4503. (Plan 342/80.)

102'20 19"02

WHEREAS the Brunswick Road Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Bunbury on or about the lOth day of November, 1903, resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, that is to say :-

No. 1918. A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving Road No. 1802 at

the South boundary of vVellington Location 1320, and extending in a general Southerly direction, as surveyed O.P. Wellington 237, passing through Location 716. and along the Western boundary of Location 1528; thence Eastward along the latter's South boundary and that of Location 1037 to the latter's South-Ea-t corner. (Plan 383/80.)

4004 11)'03

WHEREA S the Brunswick Road Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board. held at Bunbury on or about the 21st day of April, 1903, resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, that is to say :-

No. 2003. A strip of land, one chain widp-, leaving Forrest Road

(No. 618) at the North-West corner of Wellington Location 715, and extending in a gener'11 Northerly direction (as surveyed, Diagram 14799), passing through Wellington Locations 211, 419, and 714 to join Road No. 1286 in Location 714; the following areas being thereby resumed, viz. :-From Location 419, 1a. 11'. 33p.; Location 211, 2a Or. 1p. (Plan Uduc A.A.)

..5_1_7_ lilO'i

WHEREAS the Brunswick Road Board, by resolution passed at a meAting of the Board, held at Bnnbury on the 3rd day of December, 1904, resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, that is to say :-

No. 2006. Young Street, vVellington Location 50A, from U duc Road

to Gibbs Street, one clucin wide, as shown on '1'itles' Office Plan 884; about 31'. 8p. being thereby resumed from said Location 50A. (Plan 383/80.)

GAZETTE,

~35S TIfo""!:!

'V.A. 2415

vVHEREAS the Canning Road Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Cannington on or about the 23rd day of January, 1905, resolved to open the Roads hereinafter described, that is to say :-

No. 1996. Railway Crescent, being a strip of lttnd, about one chain

wide, extending South-Eastward parallel to and along the North-Eastern side of the South-Western Railway Reserve from Mills Street to vVha,rf Street, Canning Location 2, as surveyed and shown on Titles' Office Plan 1904. Resumed from Cm1l1ing Location 2. (Plan 1D/40.)

No. 1997. Railway Promenade, being a strip of land, about one

chain wide, extending South-Eastward, parallel to and along the South-vVestern side of the South-Western Railwav Reserve from Th1ills Street to Wharf Street, Canning Location 2, as surveyed and shown on Titles' Office Plan 1883. Resumed from Canning Location 2. (Plan 1D/40)

]·-1.5'27 T{iU3

vVHEREAS the Claremont Road Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Claremont on or about the 22nd day of JliIay, 1904, resolved to open the Rmtd hereinafter described, that is to say :--

No. 1940. .A strip of land, one chain wide, starting from the South

boundary of Swan Location 2105 in continuation of Road No. 559, and extending Northward to the South boundary of Reserve 8636, and along it Eastward to a point one chain East of its South-East comer; thence Southward to Alfred Roa,d (as surveyed, Diagram 13306); 7a. 11'. 15p. being thereby resumed from said Location 2105. (Plan ID / 40.)

8 4 ~ 2 T1I03

WIIERE,\.S the Collie Road Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Collie on the l1th day of April. 1904. resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, that is to say :-

No. 2014. L\. strip of land, two chains wide, leaving Road No. 153 011

the East boundary of Wellington Location 56, and extending in a general East-South-Easterly direction (as surveyed O.P. Wellington 142 and Diagrams 6785 and 9800), passing through ThIining Leases 30, 31, 103, lO4, and 105, and passing along the Southern side of the Collie Railway Reserve to the VVest boundary of Collie '1'ownsite; 1a. Or. 16p. being thereby resumed from VVellington Location 1128. (Plan 'Hl/80.)

t&t~t WHEREAS the Cuballing Road Board, by resolution

passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Cuballing on or about the 14th day of November, 1904, resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, tha.t is to say :-

No. 1968. A strip of land, one chain wide, its South side leaving a

surveyed road at the E,1sternmost corner of Wickepin A.A. Lot 293 (1741/74), and extending West along its South boundary to the North-West corner of Williams Location 2984; thence South- Westward, through Wiclcepin A.A. Lot 289, to join a surveyed road on its South-West boundary, as surveyed Diagram 13311; 4a. 11'. 33p. being thereby resumed from s:1id .d.A. Lot 293, and 5a. 11'. 29p. from A.A. Lot 289. (Plan 378B/40.)

y891;\ WHEREAS the Cuballing Road Board, by resolution

passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Cuballing on or about the 9th day of March, 1904, resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, that is to say:-

No. 1995. A strip of land, two chains wide, leaving a surveyed road

near the North-East corner of Williams Location 3739, and extending in a gener'1l North-Easterly direction, as surveyed O.P. Williams 357, crossing the Hotham River at the North-vVest corner of Location 2482, passing along the South-Eastern boundary of Location 3258. and crossing road 1240, to the South boundary of Wickepin A.A. Lot 20; thence .. long part of said b',undary and through Lot 255 to its North-East corner; thence narrowing to one chain wide, and passing throngh Wickepin Lots 19 ,1nd 18 to join a surveyed road on the latter's North-East boundary.

'1'he following areas being thereby resumed :--Thom Wickepin A.A. Lot 70, 5a. Or. 3Ip.; 255, 8a. 21'. 8p.; 19, 5a. 31'. 37p.; 18, 4a. 11'. 6p. (Plr1.ns 3780/40 and 38flBj40.)

2416

7~72 fU04

GOVERNMENT

WHEREA.s the KelmscoU Road Board, by resolution passed at a Meeting of the Board, held at Armadale on the ·tth day of July, 1901., resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, that is to say:-

No. 2005. A strip of land, one ehain wide, its South-Western side

starting from a surveyed road at the South corner of Subdivisional Lot 76 of Canning Location 81, and extending 8150 6' 16 chains 20 links to its West corner; 1a. 21'. 16·4p. being thereby resumed from said Lot 76. (Diagram 16686. Plan 341A/40.)

it%~ WHEREAS the Murray Road Board, by resolution

passed at a l't'feeting of the Board, held at Pinjarra on or about the 1st day of July, 1904, resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, that is to say :-

No. 1992. A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving a surveyed road

at the South boundary of Murray Location 90, and extending in a general South-Easterly direction (as surveyed, Diagram 15462) to the West boundary of Location 500; thence (as surveyed, Diagram 15455) to the South-West comer of Location 280; thence (as surveyed, Diagram 15456) South-Easterly to tho West boundary of Location 9·b, and along its vVest boundary to its South-West corner; theuce East along its South boundary (Diagram 15461) South-Eastward and Southward, passing along the \'Vest boundaries of Loca,tions 221 and 82 to the 80uth-vVest cornOr of said Location 221; 2a. lr. 12p. being thereby resumod from Murmy Location 9·t, and la. 11'. 17p. from Murmy Location 211. (Plan 380/80.)

1 Z \l :> ,~

1004 WHEREAS the Moorumbine Road Board, by resolution

p",sscd at a Meeting of the Board, held at Pingelly on or about the 24th day of November, 1904, resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, that is to say :-

No. 1978. A strip of land, one chain wide, its North side leaving

Road No. 990 at the South-vYest corner of Avon Location 8661 and extending EfLst, passing along said boundary to the North-East corner of A von Location 4158, passing through said Location 4158 (8831/56). (Plan 878A/40).

8090 1 "lfu-;'j'

WHEItEAS the Northampton goad Bon.rd, by resolution passed at a Meeting of the Board, held at Northampton on or n.bout the 2fJth day of Jnnua,ry. 1905, resolved to open the Road hercinafter described. that is to say

No.2007. A strip of lancl, one chain wide, leaving Hoad No. 1922 at

the North boundary of Victoria Locf1tion 2799, and extending in a general W est-North -W estedy direction (as surveyed, O.P. Victoria 503), passing through Locations 2244, 22G5,2285, 1501, and 2175 to the hUer's West boundary. Resumptions being as follows :-]'rom Location 22·14, 2a. 11'. 21p.; LoCt1tion 22G;'>, 3a. 31'. 3np.; 2235, 8a. 21'. 17p.; 1501, 2a. 01'. 7p.; 2li5, 5a,. Or. 25p. (Plan 159/80.)

1 () 1 :1 ~

flr03 ,\YHEREAS the Northam Road Bon.rd, by resolution

passed at a iYIeetinO' of the Board, held at Northam on the 5th day of September, 1903, resolved to opcn the goad hereilln,fter described, that is to say:-

No. 1966. A strip of land, one chitin wide, starting from the South

"Vest corner of Avon Locatian 1839, and extending NorthE'1stward (as surveyed, O.P. Avon (88), passing along the North-"Westel'n boundnry of Location 1880 and the SouthEa.steJ·n boundary of Location 1781, and part of that of :Locn,tion 1558; thence Easterly (as surveyed, Diagram 18il4), passing through the North-East corner of Location 188B, and through Location HiO(j to join a road on the htter's South-Eastern boundary; thence (,,"s surveyed, O.P. Avon 538 fdore,aid), North-EiLstward f110ng the SouthEastern boundf1ry of sl1id Location Hi96, and through Location 17()H to join the Northam-GooIrHtlling goa.d: 2[1. Or. 9p. being thoreby resumed frolll Avon Location Wn6, nnd f) perches from Location 18:3\l. (Pla,ll 27/80.)

1 {,]'1'2 [flo;}

WHEREAS the Preston RO<ld Board, by resolution passed at a Meeting of the Board, held r"t Donnybrook on or about the 16th d[1Y of April, 100·1, resol vecl to open the :Road hereinafter described, that is to SH,Y:-

No. 1979. A strip of land, one chain wide, stll,rting from the South

East corner of C.P. 48{1016 and extending in a geneml

GAZETTE, W.A. [AUG. 4, 1905.

South-Ea&terly direction through C.P. 48/1014 and Preston A.A. Lot 110 to join a road on the ~atter's South boundary; 5 acres 0 roods 17 perches being thereby resumed from said C.P. 48/1014, and 2 acres 0 roods 20 perches from said Lot 110. (Plan Preston A.A. Diagram 14683.)

580 1{lo5

WHEREAS the Preston goad Board, by resolution passed at a Meeting of the Board held at Donnybrook on the 7th day of January, 1905, resolved to open the Roads hereinafter described, that is to say :-

No. 1990. Bond Street, Donnybrook, 75 and 50 links wide respec

tively, as surveyed and shown on Titles' Office Plan 2201; about 1a. Or. 20p. being thereby resumed from Wellington Location 958. (Plan Donnybrook and 414/80.)

No. 1989. Fleet Street, Donnybrook, one chain wido, as surveyed

and shown on Titles' Plan 2201; about 3:1- acres being thereby resumed from Wellington Location 658. (Plan Donnybrook and 414/80.)

(\l()~T WHEREAS the Preston Road BO[1rd, by resolution

passed at a Meeting of the Bonrd, held at Donnybrook on the 19th day of December, 1903, resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, th[1t is to say:--

No. 1986. A strip of land, one chain wide, its North side starting from

the North-East corner of Wellington Location 540, and extending South-Westward (as surveyed, Diagram 15728) through said Location M,O and C.P. 48/729 to the latter's South-West corner; 2a. 21'. 38p.being thereby resumed from said Location 540, and 7a. 01'. 3p. fro111 said C.P. 48/729. (Plan 414/80).

5 S 31 TTf1r,;,

WHEREAS the Toodyay Road Board, by resolution passed at a Meeting of the Board, held at Newcastle on or about the 8th drty of June, 1904, resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, that is to say :-

No.1983. A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving the Noi·thern side

of RO[1d No, 26 near its crossing over the Boyagerring Brook, and extending in a general N orth-Westerly direction through Avon Locations U 3 and 12 to the latter's NorthvVest boundary; thence North-Eastward through Avon Location 11 to join the Norman goad on its North-Eastern botmdary (as surveyed, (I.P. Avon 670); lla.lr. 17p. being thereby resumed from Avon Location U 8, 2[1. 11'. 29p. from Avon Location 12, and 16l1. 11'. 17p. from Avon Location 11. (Plan 27/80.)

lO(){lU T{io3

WHEI-1.EAS the Upper Blackwood Road Board, by resolution passed at a Meeting of the Board, held at U Fper Blackwood on the 27th day of June, 1908, resolved to open the goad hereinafter described, that is to say:-

No.1938. A strip of land, one chn.in wide, leaving the Southern

side of l{,oad No. H90 near survey mark 1(7, n.nd extending South-Eastward (as surveyed, O.P. Nelson 279), passing through Nelson Locations 1821 and 'l'weed Agricultural Area Lot 28 to the North-East corner of 'l'weed Agricultural Area Lot 26; 7a. 11'. 2Ip. being thereby resumed from Loc. 1321 and 25'-tr perches from Tweed Agricultural Area Lot 28. (Plan 488/80.)

Dated this 26th day of July, 1905.

R CECIL CLIFTON, Under Secretary fo)' Lands.

1~TH1~R,~~A~ tb~ Albany Roacl Board, by resolution passed l'V at a lvleetmg of the Board, held at Albany on the

12th cby of May, 1805, resolved to Opell the road h 3reinafter described, that is to say :-

No. 2070.

A strip of land (Crown), one c11l1in wide, its NorthWestern side starting from the South-Etlst corner of Plantagcnet Location 920, and extending Sonth-\'V estward to an angle in the Albany goad situlLte aoout 6 chains Northward from the 283-lYIile Mark, and onward to the North end of the Hay giver siding'. (Plan 451/80.)

AUG. 4, 1905.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2417

vVHEREAS the Preston Road Board, by resolution passed at a Meeting' of the Board, held at Donnybrook on the 29th day of June, 1905, resolved to open the road hereinafter described, that is to say;-

Deviation of Road, No. 1498.

A strip of land (Crown), one ohRin ,vide, leaving the Donnybrook Road, No. 1051, at a point situate about 2 chailis 50 links Northward from the South boundary of 1'IIining Lease 24, Rnd extending in R general South-Easterly direction (RS surveyed, Diagrams 10193 and 10014), pRssing along the North bou:1daries of Gung'upp Lots 2 to 10, indusive (Venture Street), to the North-West corner of Wellington Location 268; thence stRrting from the NorthEast corner of Gungupp Lot 8, tend extending South along its Eastern boundary and those of Lots 15 to 22 inclusive (Hunter Street) ; thence East along the South boundary of Lot 23 to the vVest lJoLllldary 'of Location 268 aforesaid (Wood Street); thence South and East along its West and South boundaries and the Southern boundaries of C.P. 48/1800 to the latter's South-East corner. (Plan 414 A/40.)

AND IVREHEAS the Governor in Executive Couneil has confirmed the said resolutions, it is hereby notified that the lines of communic[ttioll described above are Roads within the meitning of "'rhe l{oads Act, 1()02," subject to the provisions of the sltid Act.

Dltted this 26th dlty of July, 1905.

R. CECIL CLIFTON,

Under Secretary for Litnds.

THE lWADS ACT, 1902.

'" 1. T HERE A S tho Groenmount Roltd' Board, by rcsolution "" passed :ltt It Meeting of the Board, held at Perth'

on the 8th (by of November, UlO,t, resolved to open the Road horeimtfter described, thltt is to say:-

Devilttion of l'toad, No. 1522, through Greenmonnt Lot 29.

A strip of lltud,ono clmin wide or thereabouts, bounded by lines starting from the present road at the South-East corner of Greenmount Lot 3~l, and extending 0° 11' to a point sitnate 8/1,'" links Northward of its North-East corner; thenoe 1130 54' 2 chltins 'W r81) links; thence 53° 54' 1 chain GO r71) links to the present road; thence along its Western side 18:,>° 39' ltbout 1 clmin 35 links; thencc itbout 233° 54' to the West boundary of Lot 29 and ltlong it Southwltrcl to the present road, ltnd thence l():lo 59' to the sb,rting point. (Diagrmn 16084, Plan 1C/40.)

Description of deviation published in GovM'n11tent Gazette of 24th Februltry, 1906, is horuby snperseded.

AND WHEREAS tho Governor in Executive Council h:1s confirmed the st,id resolution, it is hereby notified that the line of commnnication described "bove is a Road within tho mm1ning of "The Roads Act, 1()02," subject to the provisions of the mid Act.

Dated this 1st dity of August, 1905

768'1 TIfTI"3

R CECIL CLIFTON,

Under Secretltry for Lltnds.

VV HEREAS the Gemldton Hond Board, by resolution passed at It meeting of the Bo>trd, held ltt Geraldton on or about the 11th dlty of June, 190-1, resolved to open the Road hereinafter described, that is to say :--

No. 1993, A strip of !t,ud, one chain wide, starting from the South

Eltst corner of Victoria Location 1267, and extending' NOl'thw,wd along its Bltst Loundltry to the Sout.h boundary of Victoria Location G22, mld N orth-VI estward, ltS surveyed, to the Eltst boundary of Location 1,")()6; thence Northward, as surveyed O.P. Victoria 535, in vltrying widths from 50 links to about 1 clutin 50 links, pots sing through L~clttion 622 and along the Eltstern boundltry of I,,'cation 1326; thence, one ohltin wide, passing through C.P, 48/791, Location 2272,

l~esorve £b~, Lom"tion 2394, C.P. 48/727, ltnd C.P. 49/371,

to the latter's North-West CU1'llcr; theU(~e North-Eastward through Loea,tion 2:352 to join a surveyed road ltt the SouthvVest corner of C.P_ 50/18; resnmptions being ltS follows;-

Location 622, llt. Or. 21p.; Loclttion 1326, 2lt. 21'. 26p. ; C.P. '187m, 2a. Or. 2p.; Lom,tioll 2272, 3a. 11'. 28p.; C.P. 48/2296, 6it. Or. 14p.; C,P. 48/727, 1a. 3r. Op.; Loclttion 2463, 2a. Or. 15p_; C.P 49/B71, 5a. 11'. 25p.; Loclttion 2352, 2a. 21'. Up. (Plltns 12611./40 ltnd157D/40.)

AND WHEHEAS His Excellency the Governor, pursultnt to Section 17 of" The Public IYorks Act, 1902," by notice published in the Government Gazeite, declltred thltt the mid lands had been set apart, taken, or resu med for the purposes of the sltid roads, ltnd that plans and more p:nticnlar descriptions of the said lands might be inspected at the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth.

AND WHEREAS the said Boltrds have caused copies of the said notioes to be served upon the owners and oooupiers of the saidlitnds resident within the State, or such of them ltS can wit,h reasonable diligenoe be ltscertained, either personally or by registered letter posted to their lltst-named phce of ltbode.

AND WHEREAS the Governor in Executive Council has confirmed the said resolutions, it is hereby notified thltt the lines of communiclttion described ltbove are Roltds within the meltning of "The Ro[tds Act, 1902," subject to the provisions of the sltid Act.

PROPOSED DIVISION OF DISTRICT INTO vV ARDS.

]0092 TITo·}

Department oj Lands and SU?'veys, Perth, 29th J1tne, 1905.

NT OTIUE is hereby given that it is the intention of His 1 Excellency the Governor, by Order in Council, after the expiration of 21 days from date of publication of this notioe-

1. To eli vide the 'l'oodylty 110ltd District into three Wards, to be c<111ed the Nonb, Bast, and vVest vVards, with the respective boundaries as hereLmder describcd.

2. To determine thc number of membcrs for eltch ward as follows ;-

North VVard-'l'wo members.

Eltst Warel-'l'wo members.

West Warcl-'l'hree members.

NOWl'H WAl<D.- Bounded on t.he Yorih by the North boundary of the Roltd Distl'ict; on the East hy p,wt of th" East boundltry of the Road District; on the South-Eashvard by the Northern side of Road No. 31)6, the South-Eastern and pltrt of the South-Western boundaries of Beejoording Townsite; thence by the South-Eastern side of Road No. 146, On the Southwarcl by part of the South-Bastern nnd South-Western boundaries of Coondle Estat" to the North COl'llcr of C.P. 49/1763; thrmcc by that Location's North"Vestern houndttry nnd its prolong"tion South-VVestward to a point in prolongation North-Westw,wd of the NorthEastern bonndary of A von LocfLtion 2707; thence by " South-Easterly line, passing along said bO:lndltry to the Northern side of Road No. 1156; thence North-Westwltrd along mid side of roltcl to the North-Eastern cornCr of Midlltnd Co.'s Location 1953; thence by the Ilttter's North boundary; and on the Westwa?'cl by pltrt of the Westel'll boundary of the Road District.

EAs'l' W AHD.,-Bounded on the North-1Vestwanl and TVeslwa?'cl by the Northern side of Holtd No. 396, the Sou1hEltstern and part of the South- \\. estern bounc1nries of Beejoording 'l'ownsite, ltnd the South-Eastern side of Hoad No. 14li to the right bltnk of the Avon River; on the SouthWeshva?'cl by the right bank of the Avon River; on the Eastwa?'cl and South-Eastwa?'d by parts of the Eitstern ltnd South-Eastern boundaries of the Road district.

WEST WAHD.-All thltt portion of thp l~oad District lying Southward of the North boundltry of Midland Lecation 1953 and the Northern side of Road No. 115li as far ltS the South-West boundary of C.P. 48/1P95; thence by a North-West line, pltssing ltlong the North-Eastern boundary of A von Location 2707 and its prolonglttion to a point in prolongation South-vVestward of the North-vVest boundary of C.P. 4'J/1763; thence North-Eltstwltrd to the lalter's North-Eltst corner; thence South-Eastward and NorthEltstward, passing ltlong parts of the South-Western ltnd South-Eltstern boundaries of Coomlle Estate to the Eastern side of Road No. 146.

R. CECIL CLIFTON,



DIVISION OF BROAD ARROW I~OAD DISTRICT

INTO WARDS.

9 4 9 8 ITIT

Depal'hnent of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 26th July, 1905.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, under _ the powers conferred upon him by Section 6 of "The

Roads Act, 1902," has been pleased-

1. To divide the Broad Arrow Road District into· three ';Va.rds, to be ca.lled the NOlth Ward, the central ,;Vard, and the West Ward, with the respective boundaries hereinunder described.

2. To determine the number of members for each ,;Vard, as follows :--Two membero for the Central Wn,rd, n,nd three members each for the North and West Wards.

NORTH WARD.-Bounded on the North by the North bOllndn,ry of the Road District; on the East by the East boundary of the Road District; on the SOlltlt by a West line passing through survey mark B33; and on the West by the West boundary of the Road District.

CENTRAL WARD.-Bounded on the Not·th by an East liue from survey mark B33; on the East aud South-East by the Eastern aud South-Eastern boundaries of the Ron,d District; and 0n the West by a South line from survey mark B33 aforesaid.

YVEST WARD.-Bounded on the N01·th by a West line from survey mark B33; on the East by a South line therefrom; and on the SOuthWM'd and Westwa,'d by the Southern and Western boundn,ries of the Road District.


APPOINTMENT.

Ex. Co. 2964. Department of Agl'icgltu"e, Agric. 586/1905. Perth. 31st July, 1905.

H IS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleased to approve of the appointment of A. D. CAIRNS as

Manager of the Government Refrigerating Works. ALEX. CRAWFORD,

Acting Under Secretary for Agriculture.

T HE Hon. the Minister for Lands has been pleased to _ approve of the following addition to the Schedule of

the Noxious Weeds Act:-

N oogooru Burl' (XanthilWt s/1·111ltaril1m).

ALEX. CRAWFORD, Acting Under Secretary for Agriculture.

MINING ACT, 1904, NOTICE oF' INTENTION TO FOIWEIT LEASES FOR

NON-PAYMENT 0]' RENT AND FINES DUE.

FINAL NOnOE.

Depal·trnent of ]trines, 21st Jttly, 1905.

I N accordauce with Section 96 of "The Mining Act, 190,1," notice is hereby given that unless rent and fines due

for the current year be paid on the undermentioned leases within 30 days from the date hereof, it is the intention of the Governor, under the provisions of Section 97 of the Mining Act, to forfeit such le~1ses for breach of covenant, viz., non-payment of rent.

Present No.

6pp

8pp

lIpp

19pp

WILLIAM DAR'rNELL ,JOHNSON, Minister for Mines.

OUTSIDE PROCLAIMED GOLDFIELD. NEWCAS'l'I,E.

MininfJ Leases on P"ivate Property,

N mna of I.lcase.

]jjurekn, ...

Eureka Extended Eurcka 1'\ orth .. . C01l11llollweltlth .. .

Registered Lessees.

Dowd, 'rimothy ; Connor, Bernard JVIaurico.

Do. do Do. clo.

Atkinson, In.mes; L\ tldnson, Richard Daniel; Haslemore, SamueL

Depa1'tment of Mines,

Perth, 14th July, 1905.

THE undermentioned Gold Mining and Mineral Leases are now ready for issue, and may be

obtained on application by the Lessees or their orders:-

COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.

Ooolga?'die Diskict: G.M. Lease 3108.

Water Lease 5.

Kunanalling District: G.M. Lease 4568.

EAST COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.

G.M. Leases 225E, 352E, 1114AE, 1163E.

NORTH COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.

Menzies District: G.M. Leases 3914z, 4930z, 49t4z, 4948z, 4965z, 4966z, 4976z, 501Iz, 5097z

J:viagwra Dist?'ict: G.M. Leases 352a, 583a.

man'ing District: G.M. Lease 671u.

Yerilla DistTict: G.M. Lease 500R.

MT. MARGARET GOLDl!'IELD.

Mt. Ma?'garet Dist?'ict: G.M. Leases 934T, 936T.

Mt. Malcolm District: G.M. Leases 2270, 9920.

MURCHISON GOLDFIELD.

Oue Dist?'ict: G.M. Lease 104-t.

Mount Magnet District: G.M. Leases 151M, 201M, 264M. 327~r, 368M.

Day Dawn Dish'ict: G.M, Leases 221D, 223D.

YALGOO GOLDFIELD.

G.M. Leases 469, 470.

EAST Jl1URCHISON GOLDFIELD.

East MV1'Chison Distl'ict: G.M. Leases 542, 548, 550.

Black Range Dist1'ict: G.M. Lease lIB (683).

BROAD ARROW GOLDFIELD. G.M. Lease 45w.

YILGARN GOLDFIELD.

G.M. Leases 554, 562.

PHILLIPS RIVER MINING DISTRICT.

G .M. Lease 43,

H. S. KING, Secretary for Mines.

NOTICE.

])epal·tment of Mines, Perth 29th Mal'ch, 1905.

COPIES of "The Inspection of Machinery Act, 1904," may now be obtained at the following offices :-

Department of Mines, Hay Street, Perth;

Chief Inspector of Machinery's Office, Wellington Street, Perth;

The Offices of the Clerks of Court in the South-West District (excepting Perth and Fremantle) :

Mining Registrars' Offices on the Goldfields.

H. S. KING, Secretary for Mines,

AUG. 4, 1905.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2419

THE MINING AOT, 1904.

Depm·tment of Mines, Pel·th, 31st Jttly, 1905.

I T is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of "The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, on the 26th July, 1905, was pleased to deal with the undermentioned Leases and Applications

therefor, as shown below. W. D. JOHNSON,

Minister for Mines.

GOLD MINING LEASES.

The undm'mentioned Gold lYfining Leases wel'e d,eclared, fOl'feited, for breach of the labolw cond,itions, ancZ pl"iol' rtghts

of application are granted, tmd,el' Section 105, Sltbsection 1.

Goldfield.

East Coolgardie ...

District. No. of Lease. I Name of Lease. I Lessees.

...\ Johnston, Edward

Name of person to w hmn prior right of application is granted.

... 1 Hill, William

Mt. Margaret ... I Mt. Margaret: "'1 James, Thomas; Griffiths, William; II Lawson, Richard Harry I· ~~~t~~\~ttt~!S; Hanks, Walter;

II ... James, Thomas; Griffiths, William; \. Lawson, Richard Harry

·1" Gordon Charles; Hu.nks, Walter; I i Hanks, Willi:1m

--------------~--------~--------7_------------~I--------------------------_7--------------------------__ Murchison ... \ Mt. Magnet .. 1 .. ·1 Western Syndicate, Limited ... ...\ Thomas, John Harvey

The SU1'rendm's·oj the und,ennentioned Gold, Mining Leases Ulel'e accepted,.

Goldfield. ·1 District. No. of Lease. Name of Lease. Lessees.

East Murchison I Black Range j *33B

Murchison Day Dawn I *374D

Mt.Magnet I 751M

Wirraminna .. ,

Kinsella South

Try Again No. II

Saunders, James Green, William Morris

Heydon, 'William John; Chesson, James; Clarke, William John

Renfree, Hichard

The und,ermentioned, ApplicationsfM' Gold, Mining Leases were approved, (subject to sUl·vey).

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

Dundas \943

E. COOlgardie ... l \ *4153E

E. M urchisoIi

I Black Range 155B, 156B, t157B, 158B,

182B, 183B

Mt; Margaret ... Mt. Malcolm *1142c, 1148c, 11500, 1151c, 1152c, 11530, 11540, 11570

Mt. Margaret t1594T

The und,ermentioned, Applications fOj' Mineral Leases were approved, (subject to survey).

Goldfield. 1

District. I No. of Application.

Greenbushes '" I ... I *369, *31'0.

The und,ermentioned, Applications for Miner's Homestead, Leases were approved, (subject to survey).

Goldfield. District. No. of Application,

East Coolgardie ... ... 82E

E. Murchison .. , Black Range ... 5B

• Conditionally.

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

Murchison ... Oue ... *1481 Day Dawn ... 387D,393D

N.E. Coolgardie Kurnalpi ... 303K Kanowna ... 1144x Bulong ... 987y

Peak Hill ... '" I 31Ip

PillJarra Nullagine ... \156L

The undel'mentioned applicatiol 1S jo)' Gold, lYIining Leases on

WC1'C l'efused,. pj'ivate propC1·ty

Locality. I I No. of Application. I

Newcastle (Blackboy Hill) ... \

16pp, 18pp I

t Reward Lease.

2120 (JOVERN .\[E~T G _iZETTE, W.A. [Arc}, 4, 1905

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO l"ESUME MINING TENEMENTS ON BEHALF OF HIS MAJESTY.

Depa1·trnent of Mines, Perth, 4th August, 1905.

T AKI;; notice that it is the inteatio'l of the seveml l'Vardens of the Goldfields mentioned her':lUnder, on the days mentioned, to issue out of their respective l'Vardene' Courts an order authorising the resumptiol1 of possession for,

and on behalf of, His Majesty, in accordance with Regulation 103 of the ftegulations under'" '1'h<) Mining Act, 1904," of the undermsntioned Mining 'renements.

Each order may issue in the absence of the registered holder, but should he desire to object to such issue, he must, within 21 days of this date, lodge at the Warden's Office of the Goldfic;ld or Goldfield's District in which the holding is situate, an objectiou containing the grounds of such objection; and on the date mentioned the Warden will proceed to hear and determine the sitme, in itccrdituce with the evidence then submitted.

+083 Tg02

M. J. CALANCHINJ, Acting Secretary for Mines.

DUNDAS GOLDFIELD.

To be heard at the Warden's Cou;·t, Norseman, on Thttrsday, 7th SeptembM', 19 )5.

Mining rrenement.

Buiness Area ... I Reward Claim .. .

Do .. .

Do

Quartz Claim .. ,

Do

Do Do Do

Do

Reg. No.

91 1 2

10

124

135

143 144 145

146

Description of Holdings.

Quartz Claim .. , Do Do Do Do

Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do

Garden Area lI'Iachine Area ...

Do

'railings Areit '" Witter Right

Do Do Do Do

l~egistered Holders.

Crooks, Alexander Hibbet, Joseph Steadman, Frederick James;

bheppard, Benjamin; Cooper, John

Barry, Thomas; McDonald, James Henry

Stockton, l'Villiam Henry; Diack, James Peter

Daniels, William; Downey, A.rthur; McNeill, John Alexander

Crane, William Henry do.

Evans, Robert Henry M:eyrick; Hoffmann, Carl Ludwig; Jones, William Blythe

do do

Mining Tenement.

Quartz Claim ...

Do ... Machinery Arca

Tailings A~'ea ...

Do.

Water Right ... Do.

Do.

MOUN'r MARGARET GOLDFIELD.

MOUNT MALooLThr DrS'l'RICT.

Reg. No.

149

152 3

14

15

173 177

178

Registel'ed Holders.

Mountford, Sydney; William

Wilson, George

Daniels,

Cumberland Gold Mining Co., NL.

Pascoe, Richard Thomas; Crabb, Francis Itichard; Rawlings, Henry Charlrs; Crabb, William John

Pascoe, H,iclmrd 'J'homas; Crabb, }<'rancis llichard; Rawlings, Henry Charles; Crabb, William John

Harrington, William Princess l~oyal Gold Mining Co.,

N.L. Harrington, William

'1'0 be heard at the Wa1'den's Co,,,,t on TVednesday, 6ih September, 1.905.

No.

H10 1440 1500 1510 1520

1530 1540 155e 158e 160c 161e 162e 163e 165e 1660 168e 16ge 172e 173e 175e 178e 180e 181e 182e 186e 188e 33e 4e 8e

4e 53e 56e 72e 84e 91e

Registered Holders.

O'Donoghue, John Merton, Herbert A.; McMahon, George Laycock, James ... Hudson, Fredk. R. McDonald, Fredk.; Bradshaw, Ellis; llivers, Osmond;

Doherty, .Joseph Henderson, Duncan; .YJorris, David ... Boardley, Stephen; Wilson, Frederick Merton, Herbert A. Abell, Wm. John ... Lapham, John Peterzen, Chas. G.; Wild, Alfred Davenport, Harry Blake, Will. Herbert Olsen, Alexander Hawker, John V. Ferry, Edward; Ferry, George Sims, John Bendigo Macitrtney, James; Mcqueen, Walter; Rees, Thomas Mansfield, I;;dmund 'i'V .... Armstrong, vYm. Philip; Armstrong, Benjamin Morris, John; Dwyer, James; Evans, vVilliam Castledine, 'l'hos. J. Henderson, Duncan Luhrs, John; Andresen, John .. , Pople, Henry; Hilder, Alfred J as. Boyd, Stephen; Reed, Wm. Thomas Gray, John Perseverance Gold Mines, Limited Clark, James; Gardner, John; Collins, l'Vm. Edward;

Tucker, Alfred; Sexton, Fredk. Joseph Hatt, David Sommers, Charles Kleesh, John Manuel, H. W. Kleesh, John

do

Locltlity.

Leonora Cardinia Malcolm Randwick Dodger's Well

Diorite King Webster's Find Cardinia Pig Well Mt. Stirling Diorite King Randwick Leonora l~andwick

do Leonora

do Pig Well Diorite Kin"

do " Webster's Find Randwick Diorite King

do Malcolm Pig Well LeOnOl"1 yVebster's Find Mt. Clifford

Web8ter's Find Malcolm Mertondale Leonora Malcolm

do

AUG. 4, 1905.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 'V.A.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RESUME MINING TENEMENTS-contimwd.

MOUNT MA.RGARET GOLDFIlcLD-contimwd.

MOUNT MALCOLU DISTRIC'l'-Contimwd.

Description of Holdings. Rt~gistered Holders. Locality.

Water R.ight 102c Kleesh, John Malcolm Do 134c Derschl, Carl G. ... Leonora Do 143c Espic, James do Do 14ge HanmL, Fred. Greer Doyle's Well

Business Area 2c Merton. Herbert A. Malcolm Soak Do 10e Murdoch, John Bummers Creek Do 18·1e Matson, Isaac Murrin Do 219c Currie, Andrew Pig Well Do 233e Nunn, John Randwick Do 235e Castledino, Chas. J. do Do 244e Cotter, J(,hn Patk. Pig Well Do 2 .. 16e "YVetzlar, Gottlieb S. do Do 247e Armstrong, John .. ' do Do 248e Bevan, Charles do Do 24ge Carter, John Elec. do Do 250e Dimitrio, Achilles P. do Do 251e Harris, Lewis John do Do 259c Shearer, Evangeline "YVilson's Patch Do 261c Agar, Frank do Do 157e Manuel and Barrett I,ennard Diorite King Lot 5 Do 185e 'l'hompson, Henry Anaconda Lots 29,

and 32 Do 196e McInerheney, Jane Anaeonda Lot 14 Do 224e Wheeler, Harold O. do ()3 Do' 225c Judge, Geoffrey Thos. do 26 Do 226c Elliss, Alfred do 10 Do 228e Hill, Peter do 24 Do 229c Devine, Douglas rIo 5 Do 230c Branson, Harry N. do 9 Do 231e Harvey, John do 28

Residence Area 33e Wheeler, Harold O. do 7 Do 35c Horan, John do 25 Do 37c Young, Charlton .. ' do ()

Do 44e Cumming, John F. do 27 Do 45e Rogers, Sara do 3 Do 46e McDougall, John do 4 Do 54e Neavc, Alfred Ernest do 64 Do 55e Curtis, Eobert W. do 16 Do 56e Duckham, Eichard do 4G Do 57e Kelleher, Robert ... do 61 Do 58e Thorn, William do 11 Do 5ge Harper, Samuel Percy do 56 Do 60e Kemp, William .. ' do 58 Do 61e Oliver, William D. do 57 Do 62c Monaghan, James do 55 Do 63e Monaghan, Nicholas do 12 Do 64e O'Leary, John do 23 Do 65e Bell, David do 19 Do I 06e Bottrill, Charles do M Do ...

I (jie Flynn, Joseph P ... , do 20

Do 68e Chadwick, Geo. H. do 4·2 Do '! 69c llIclVIillan, Archibald do 40 Do 70c Philp, Oliver F. .. , do 15 Do ne Brockwell, Frederick do 21 Do 72c McInerney, James (10 52 Do 73e Knightley, James do 4:, Do 74e Jones, Georg'e do BH Do 75c Black, Joseph W. do 49 Do 7Ge Roberts, Alfred do 22 Do '770 Gray, Geo. Francis do 62

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RESUME MINING TENEMENTS ON BEHALF OF HIS MA.TESTY.

~421

30~ 31,

4!) 2 3 1110 Depar/"'e'nt (!f Mi'nes, PC1·f h, 71h July, 1905.

r-rAKE NOTLCE that it is the intention of the Warden of North C'coJgnrdie Goldfield, on the 22nd dny of .August, at 10 a.m., to issue out of the Warden's Court at Kookynie orders authorising the r('sumJ t.iOll of posi'ession 1'01' and on

behalf of His Majesty, in accordance with Regulation 107 under" The Mining Act, H'04,," of the undClmenii( n, d mining tenements.

2422 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AUG. 4, 1905.'

Each order may issue in the absence of the registered holder, but should he desire to object to such issue he must, within 21 days from this date, lodge at the Warden's Office, Kookynie, an objection in the form of Schedule 11 under the Regulations, containing the grounds of such objection, and on the date mentioned the "Varden will proceed to hear and determine the same in accordance with the evidence then submitted.

NIAGARA DISTRICT.

Mining Tenement. Reg. No. Registered Holder.

Business Area ... 202G Nielsen, Edward Do ... 204G Flynn, Joseph Patrick

Residence Area ... 207G 'l'hompson, John Do ... 208G Laburnie, Matilda Jane Do ... 213G Arkley, James A. Do ... 214G Frew, Thomas J.

YERILLA DISTRICT.

Mining Tenement. Reg. No. Registered Holder.

Business Area HR Isaac, Robert .. ·1 Do .. , I5R Parry, A. S.

Do I8R Parker, G. L. Do ... 20R Brockley, J. Do ... 22R Scarlett, W. A. Do ... 27R McKay, A. Do ... 31R Keegan, 'l'homas Do .. , 36R Kilkelly, M. Do ... 38R Baker, G. N. Do ... 41R Hague, Henry Do ... 451~ Hyde, S. J., and Bantleman &

Roney Do ... 74R Farrell, Thomas Do ... 88R Ireland, Charles, and McNa-

nmra, J. T. DO ... 95R Brown, William James Do ... 97& Finlay, Richard Do ... 98R Pearce, William James Do ... 102R Moloney, Bridget Do ... 104R Sangster, Robert Do ... 107R Shaw, George Do ... llOR Nielsen, Edward Do ... l1ln Mills, Frank Do ... 112R Murray, Patrick

GOVERNMENT ASSAYS.

A· SSAYS, Analyses, and Determinations of any Western Australian Ore or Rock will be made by the Assayerto

the Geological Survey, when not unduly interfm'ing with official wO?'k, subject to the followinl\' conditions:-

1. Each sample must weigh at least 60z., but not more than 21bs.

2. Each sample must be enclosed in a separate canvas bag or strong paper wrapper, with a slip of paper bearing the mtme and address ofthe sender, together with a private mark by which it may be readily identified.

3. The parcel must be forwarded lJrepaid to :-

The Mineralogist and Assayer,

Geological Survey Office, Perth.

4.. A letter must be sent at the same time to the same address, stating for what metals the samples are to be assayed, or containing other instrnctions, as the case may be.

(N.B.-It is always advisable to keep duplicate samples of those submitted.)

5. Before any assay is made the prescribed fee must be paid to the Mineralogist and Assayer, or sufficient reasons, in accordance with Section 7 below, be furnished for hlwing the samples treated free of cost.

6. The following fees will be charged:-

(a.) Determination of a Rock or Mineral (b.) Assay for Lead, Iron, or Manganese,

each (c.) Assay for Silver, Copper, or Tin, each ... (d.) Assay for Gold or Zinc, each

.£ s. d. o 10 6

o 10 6 o 12 6 o 15 0

H. S. KING, Secretary for Mines.

Y ERILLA DISTRIC'l'-continued.

Mining Tenemen'. I Reg. NO.) Registered Holder.

Business Area ... 114R Clarke, Joseph Do ... 123R Lowe, Frederick Do ... 144R Perry, William, jun. Do ... 147R Byrne, James Patrick Do ... 156R Fennell, Stephen Do ... 157R Valkenburg, William Peter Do ... 168R McLean, Henry Do ... 172R Dinan, Denis Do ... 173R Bond, Thomas H. Do .. , 174R Pearson, Rowland Do ... 175R Hodge, Philip Do ... 176R Hazell, George Frederick Do ... 180R Hansen, Rasmus Do ... 184R Watson, John Do ...

I 185R Harrop, William

Hansen, William Henry Do ... I86R Do ... 190R Dunlop, James Do ... 195R Brown, Thomas, and Collier,

William Do ... I98R Ingram, George Do ... 204R McGuire, Arthur James Do ... 205R Murtagh, J. J. Do ... 209R O'Brien, 'rho mas Do ... 210R Miller, Albert Edward Do ... 211R Jolly, Edward Webber Do ... 217R McFie, Archibald R. W. Do ... 221R Grant, J. McIntosh Do ... 224R Alderdice, J. G. Do . .. 232R Daly, James Do ... 236R Lowe, Fred. Do ... 245R Brown, John Alex. Do ... 248R J\lIurray, Alfred Edward B. Do ... 249R Holmes, Emily Do ... 250R Williams, John 'l'homas Do ... 251R Aghan, William Henry Do .. , 253R Vol vel', Alice Do .. , 254R Gamble, William Do ... 257R Hntton, Charles G.

.£ s. d . ( e.) Dry Assay for Lead, Silver, and Gold ... 1 1 0 (1.) Assay for Antimony, Bismuth, Chrom-

ium, Cobalt, Mercury, or Nickel. each III 6 (g.) Proximate Analysis and Calorific Valua-

tion of Coal III 6 (h.) Complete Chemical Analysis of any

Mineral or Ore, according to number and nature of determinations,.£2 12s. 6d. to 5 5 0

(i.) Other determinations, according to time spent, up to 212 6

A reduction of 20 per cent. on the above amounts will be made in favour of any person submitting in one parcel five or more samples for identical treatment.

7. With the object of encouraging bonafide prospecting, free assays will be made under the following circumstances:-

(a.) The sample must have been obtained from land within the State not held under lease for mining purposes.

(b.) The exact locality where the sample was found must be disclosed.

(~.) The sample must be of sufficient promise to warrant an assay being made at the expense of the State.

(d.) Free assays will not be made of samples showing free gold, or of tailings or other metallurgical products, or of umpire samples.

8. The Department reserves to itself the right of refusing to make any particular assay, and also the right of publishing at any time the results of an assay made at the public expense.

W. D. JOHNSON, Minister for Mil).es,

AUG. 4, 1905.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 24'23

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT

RAILWAYS.

Ena£a.

T HE following corrections should be made to the Classification, Rates, and General Regulations, which

appeared as a supplement to Govej'mnent Gazette, No. 39, dated the 7th July, 1905:-

Page 37. Upholstery:

Shown as 1 C.R.; alter to 3 C.R.

Page 4l.

Alter the A rate for 44 miles from 7s. 2d. to 7s. 3d.

Page 108.

Alter the mileage from Fremantle to, as follows:

Mungari, 374 MUl'dong, 243 Muresk, 75 Murray, A.B., 13 Murray Roads Board Siding, 57

Page 10l.

Burkenshaw's Siding, shown 9 miles from Fremantle alter to 29 miles.

110.

Todd's Siding, Bellevue, strike out the word" Globe."

Page 113.

Brl1.cket Dalebridge, Edwards' Crossing. and Beverley with Southern Line Branch.

20th July, 1905.

W.R. 4392/1905.

Page 108.

Insert an asterisk after the word "]\I[ ungari," in the fourth line, under the heading "List of Stations and Sidings."

Page 117.

Delete the words "Goomalling Branch" in the second column under the heading "List of Platforms, Sidings, etc.," and insert the words "Eastern Goldfields Line" in lieu thereof; also insert the following after the word "Gunga," in the same column :-" *Mungari."

To operate from the 1st August, 1905.

27th July, 1905.

Page 107.

Millar's Siding, North Fremantle. Alter distance from Fremantle to 2 miles.

Page 116.

Woodbridge Brick & Tile Co.'s Siding. Place asterisk before.

Page 49.

Miles. 3rd Class Rate.

438 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449

2nd August, 1905.

.£ s. d. 8 17 4 8 17 7 8 17 10 8 18 2 8 18 5 8 18 8 8 18 11 8 19 2 8 19 6 8 19 9 900 9 0 3

Alter to

.£ s. d . 8 18 4 8 18 7 8 18 10 8 19 2 8 19 5 8 19 8 8 19 11 902 906 909 910 9 1 3

W.R. 4113/1905.

I T is hereby notitied, for general information, that on ana. after the 1st August, 1905, Goods and Parcels will be

accepted for Coal Bore Siding, Northern Railway, 47 miles from Geraldton, under platform and siding conditions, freight prepaid.

2nd August, 1905.

PARTICULARS OF SALES OF MATERIALS TO PRIVATE

PERSONS OR FIRJlIS DURING THE l\WNTH OF

JULY, 1905.

Authority! No.

376/03 1 232/05 235/0" 2'10/05 243/05

(1st to the 24th July.)

Particulars.

Old packing cases and oil barrels One load of ashes One tank '" '1'hree loads of stone from quarry 32 electric lamps, 8 candle power, 24

volts, at 2s. each

2nd August, 1905.

W.R. 431/1905.

I Amount.

.£ s. d. 13 17 9 010 l 5 0 030 340

18 10 9

T HE Commissioner of Railways, in pursuance of the powers conferred upon him by .. '1'he Government

Railways Ant, 1904," does hereby fix the following scale of charges and conditions for the conveyance of naval and -military forces travelling on duty, and also for the conveyance of stores, horses, etc., and the running of special trains for the Defence Department. and all previous rates and regulations confiicting herewith are hereby repealed:-

NAVAL AND liJrLI'l'ARY OFh'ICERS A.ND MEN.-On production of Departmental Orders, two-thirds ordinary single fare for single journeys, and half ordintll·y return fares for return journeycl, will be charged when travelling on duty. Minimum fares: First single, 6d. ; second single, 4d. First returll, Is.; second return, 8d. Ordinary fares to be charged if cheaper.

The Commissioner reserves the right not to allow the above-mentiored reduced fares on gazetted holidays, or when holiday excursion fares are in operation to the general public, and to charge full holiday excursion fares on such occasions.

S'l'ORES, HORSES, GUNS, AND AMMUNITION. - Half the ordinary rates; but if conveyed by passenger train, full ordinary rates will be charged. ,

SPECIAL TRAINS FOR DEFENCE DEPAR'l'MENT.-The foreg'oing reduced fares and rates (subject to the reservationprovided for in regard to fares) will apply when Special Trains are lun for the Defence Department. but the charge in respect to each of such Special '1'rains shall not be less in the aggregate than 8s. per mile each way, unless the return trip is commenced within twelve hours, in which cas~ the minimum charge for the return trip shall be 4s. per mile.

Minimum-Five pounds (.£5) per train. To operate from 1st July, 1905.

CONTRACT FOR PURCHASE OF OLD METALS .

TENDERS are invited for the purchase of a quantity of metal turnings, brass tube ends, copper ingots, etc.

Tenders, sealed up and marked on the outside "Tender for Old Metals," will be received at the Office of the Commissi ,ner of Railways, Oentral Railway Offices, Perth, up to noon on Monday, 7th August next; they are to IJe accompanied by a deposit (which is to be made by cash or marked cheque) of £2..50.

Full particulars and conditions of contract may be obtained, -and samples may be seen, at the Office of the Chief Railway Storekeeper, Railway Workshops, Midland Junction.

WM. J. GEORGE, Commissioner of Railways.

Central Railway Offices, Perth, 27th ,June, 1905.

2424 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \v.A. [AUG. 4, 190t

THE ROADS ACT, 1902.

ROAD BOARD ELECTION.

Depa?·tnwnt of P1tblic Works, PM,th, 27th Jnly, 1905.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 71 of the Roads Act, that the following gentlemen have beE elected Members uf the undermentioned Road Boards to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder:-

Member Elected. Road \:ottl'd. Ward. Date of Occupation. Election.

~~~:~;i~:~~~: I~~t Death.

Name of previous Rell:arks. Member. Surname. Christian Name.

1905. Canning ... East . .. 19th June lYlclntosh ... Frederick Hines Carpenter ... Resignation McIntosh, George East Beverley ... 24th June Draper ... Alfred ... Farmer ... do . Sulomon, S. A. Ashburton ... North-West 22nd June Clark ." ... Samuel Henry Hotelkeeper Re~il'ement

Do, ... South ... do. Hancock ... George ... Grazier ... do . Do. ... ... do. McGrath ... Michael . .. do . .. I do

'Williams ... ... 15th July Whitford ... T.A. ... .. . Farmer ... r Resignati\)ll Oliver, I!'. H . l)n. ... ... do Malclean· ... Charles H. .. . do ... do I Lilly, G. J .

Me~kering 16th Mal'. Lundy John Sinclair do I

Retirement i Wilson, W. O . ... ... ... ... Do. 1)0.

Do. D"

... ... do Pavy ... . .. Phillip ... Storekeeper do Vaughan, J. J<' •

... ... do Snook ... ... Gerald Claude Farmer ... Mooro, J. H.

... ... 26th Apr. Vaughan ... John Fredrick do ... I do I

Resignation PfLVY, William; l Elected ( ... ... do Wilson ... Charles ... do ... I do I Cheriton, D. L. castin

i vote 0

\

I

I Returnill Officer

F. L. STRONACH, Under Secretary for Public Works.

THE ROADS ACT, 1902. TABLELAND ROAD BOARD.

ARREARS OF RATES.

Public Wm'ks Depa?·trnent, Pc?·th, 20th July, 1905.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, that the l)'Iinister for Works has approved of the 'l\tblehtud Road Board writing off arrears of rates stated in the Schedule hereunder, in accordance with Secti ,n 159 of "The Ro:.el, Act, 1902."

J<'. L. S'l'RONACH, ------, Under Secretary for Public Works.

SCl'IEDULE.

Na.me. Particulars. Reaf;on for writing off.

W. and lYI. J. Harris ... Leasehold, Pilbarm Errors in assessment.

(Sgd.) W. FRANKco,r, (Sgd.) S. H. lYIEAT·mS, Chairman.

provisions of "The Roads Serretary.

I approve of the arrears in this Schedule being written off, in accordance with the Act, 1002."

25th July, 1905.

P1.blic vVm'lcs Depa?·t-ment, Perth, 27th Jnly, 1)10.5.

1'1' is lli'reby notified, f01' gen"ml informfl,tion, that the Minister for "Vorks has approved of the time for

11ll1king lip the Hate-book of the West Guildford Road Board being extended to 27th July, 1905.

F. L. STRONACH, Under Secretary for Puhlic ·Works.

GOLDFIELDS WATER SUPPLY.

H IS Excellency the Governor in Exeeulive Council has be(m pleased to approve of the repeltl, hom 4th

August, 190;'5, of By-law 15 of th0 By-laws made under the provisions of Scction (j of 62 Vict., No. 19, "An Act to authorise the construction of Works for the Supply of Water to the Coolgardie Goldfields," and of Sections 105 and lOG of "The Goldfields Water Supply Act, 1902," by the Minister for ~Works, acting under the powers conferred by the afores3.id Acts, and to substitute in lieu of n.n Il.lll<mded By-bw ItS hereunder.

By order of the Minister for Works,

H. C. 'l'l{E'l'HOW AN, Acting Secretary Goldfields Water Supply.

Treasury Building, Perth, 4th August, 1905.

(Sgd.) P. J. LYNCH, Minister for Works.

15. No person shall keep pigs or allow pigs to be or to stray within one hundred yards of high-wlttcr mark of the Helena River Reservoir (thl1t is to S,ty, the level which the water attains when it begins to flow over the retaining wall at lYIundaring), or within one hundred yards of ~1lly stream or watercourse within the catchment armt, nor slutH any person have or ma.intain any stye in which pigs are kept on any portion of the cntehlllent lll'OIL within two hundred yards of the Helena H.iver H.esel'voir, or of any stream or watercourse within the entchment I1rea ..

TENDERS ACCEPTED. Pnb(ic Works Depcutlncnt,

No. 391. PClth, 8j'(l Agg1.s', 1905;

T HE following list of Tunders, recently '1Ccepted, is published for general infol'mation :-

Date of A cceptmlce.

1905. Angust 2

2

Name of Contractor.

B. Brown

H. Blomfield

Description of Contract.

Perth GoverUlllent I~ui]dings - Clock Willdlllg and IHi1illteu~ ,mee, 19115·1908

Coolgardie HospitnlWater Service, vVaste Tank, etc.

By order of the Hon. the Minister for Works, ~'. L. STR'}NACI-I,

Amount.

lOs. pel' clock per a,nlltllll.

£ s. d. 161 5 0

Under Secretnr,Y for Public ·Works.

AUG. 4, 1905.] GOVERNMENT G<\ZETTE, '.V.A. 2425

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date of Notice.

1905.

Nature of Work.

11th July "Wyndham-Gaol Additions Contract

27th July Guildford - School Alterations and Repairs Contract

27th July Beverley-Hunt River BridgeAdditions aud Repairs Contract

2nd Aug. Middle Swan School- Gravelling ",nd Repairs Contract

Date of Closing.

Noon on Tuesday, the 15th August, 1905

Noon on Tuesday, the 15th August, 1905

Noon on Tuesday, the 22nd August, 1905

Noon on Tuesday, the 22nd August, 1905

Where ::1nd when Conditions of Cont.ra.ct, etc., to be seen.

Contractors' Room, Perth; the Court House, Derby; the Court House, Broome; and the Court House, Wyndham, on and after the 1st August.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and at the Court House, Guildford, on and after the 1st August.

Contractors' Room, Perth; and Court House, Beverley.

Contractors' Room, Perth, aud at the Court House, Guildford, on and ",ftcr the 8th inst.

2nd Aug. Meckering-School Additions Contract

lAtrines Noon on 'I'nesday, the 22nd Augnst, 1905

Contractors' Room, Perth, and at the Court House, Northam, on and after the 8th instant.

*Telegraphic tenders similarly ac1dress8tl and IDitrked will be received up to the same honr, provided that written tenders in clue form have previously beelllodged with the Resident ]}Iagistrates at Derby, Broome, or Wyndham.

Tenders are to he addressed to "The Hon. the Minister for 'Works," rtnd will be received at the Puhlic ,Yorks Orne", Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

By order of the Hon. the Minister for Works,

OANCELLA'fION OF CONTRACT.

'I'HE undermentioned Contract has been cancelled:-

Tender Board I No. Date. Contmctor.

F. L. STRONA0H,

Under Seeretary for Puhlic W 0J'ks.

.--~--~----.-~ ----~---.--~-~--- -Service.

1905. Dated 6th May, 190'1. 487/05 28th August .. , H. 'r. Wright ... ... Contract for the supply of 18 tons 12} gauge fencing wire, a t

.£11 6s. Sd., for Agricultural Department .

3rd August, 1905.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

rl"HE following Accepted Tenders are published for general information :-

Tender Board No.

442/05

359/05

462/05

505/05 454/85

Date.

21'7/05

Do.

22/7/05

28/7/05 29/7/05

i

Contractor.

P. McMurtrie

Hoskins & Co., Ltd.

E. S. Wigg & Son

McLean Bros. & Rigg Robinson & Luce ...

Description.

Firewood for State Battery, Pig Well, for six months

Valves and Specials, as per Interim Contract, Schedule 132A, 1904-5

Two Gross Pictorial Post-Card Board, 28·~in. x 22~in.

2,6f}Oyds. Hessian .. Fourteen G.r. Tanks and an Extractor

Box for State Battery, Siberia

W. H. BENBOW,

Seeretary Tender Board.

Department concerned.

Batteries Branch of Mineq Department

Goldfields :<VVater Sup-ply Administration

Geological Survey

Gaols Department Batteries Branch of

Mines Department

Rate.

At 16s. per cord

At .£7>l6 lOs.

At .£1 os. 6d. per gross

At 8d. per yd. At .£153

By order,

"Y. H. BENBOW,

3rd Angust, 1905. Secretary 'render Board.

2426 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AUG. 1905.

WESTER.N AUSTRALIAN GOVER.NMENT TENDER. BOAR.D.

TENDERS ACCEPTED FOR SHOEING POLICE HORSES

FOR PERIOD ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1906.

!]'HE following list of accepted tenders is published for general information :-

IRates.

rrOWl1. COlltmctor. New It •.

shoes. moves.

s. d. s. d. Alb:1ny ... J. C. Mews ... ... .. . 5 0 2 6 Beverley ... E. Langsford ... ... 6 0 3 0 Boulder ... W. H. HnJliday . .. .. , 7 0 3 10 Black 1~:1nge ... F. McInerney '" ... 100 6 0 Bridgetown ... J. Mori:)'rty ... ... .. . 5 0 3 0 Bulong ... J. Wassell '" ... ... 9 0 6 0 Bunbury ... Hay & Wearne ... ... 4 3 2 6 Busselton .. Hough & Donald ... .. . 6 6 4 0 Coolgardie ... J). Macpherson ... ... 8 0 5 0 Collie ... ... Dnnean McKenzie ... 6 0 4 0 Claremont ... F. H. Bucknell ... ... 4 3 2 3 Cue ... ... J. P. Campbell ... .. . 6 0 2 0 Dongal'a ... G. Costella ... ... .. . 6 0 3 0 Donnybrook ... O. Wormald ... ... 6 6 4 0 ESl)Ol'a,llCe ... '1'. Ulrieh ... ... ... 6 0 4 6 l"ren1rtn tle ... F. H. Bucknell ... .. . 4 3 2 3 Geraldten ... F. & R. Ward ... . .. 5 0 2 6 G'uildford ... A. VY. Jones ... .. . 5 0 1 3 Gl'eollbushes ... G. Rudd ... ... ... 6 0 2 6 Greenough '" P. vYansbrough ... ... 60 4 0 Gingil1 ... J. Baynhflm ... . .. 8 0 5 0 Hamelin ... lYIilh1r's Karri & Jl1rrah Co. 8 0 4 0 J arrahclale ... J. R.)bson ... ... .. . 6 6 3 6 Kalgoorlie ... W. P. Hall ... ... .. . 6 0 ,~ 0 Katanning ...

I A. W. Richter ... . .. 5 0 3 0

Kookynie ... J. vVilson ... ... .. . 9 0 5 6 Kojonup ... 1'1,. A. Forsyth ... ... 8 0 5 0 Laverton ... J. Carlon ... ... . .. 10 0 5 0 Leonora ... Critchly & Randall ... ... 8 0 5 0 ;i!Ialcolm ... J. 1'. Cotter ... ... ... 8 0 4 0 Magnct ... 1'hos. Kennedy ... .. . 8 0 6 0 lYlarble Bar ... 'IV'. Thompson ... .. . \) 0 7 (j

Mt. Barker ... H. Ahern ... ... ... 7 0 3 6 Mt. Morgans ... W. J. C. Bickford ... ... 10 0 5 0 Menzies ... P. Hogan ... ... .. . 7 0 5 0 lYlidh),l1cl Junct. A. W. Jones ... ... ... 5 0 1 3 Nannine ... J. Toohey ... ... .. . 100 5 0 Narrogin ... D. & W. Killiher ... ... 6 0 3 0 ~ewcastle ... T. Kingston ... ... ... 6 0 3 0 Northam ... D. McKenzie ... ... 56 3 0 Paddington ... . J. McCarroll ... ... 10 0 6 0 Perth ... ... J. Thorne ... ... .. . 3 4 1 6 Pinjarra ... W. Jacobs ... ... ... 7 0 3 6 Pingelly ... Tregurtha & Hughes . .. 5 0 3 6 Ravonsthorpe A. Zinckkr ... ... ... () 0 4 0 "\Vagin .. Rechke & Herbert ... ... 5 6 3 ()

vViluntt ... H. B<:"l'guuLnn ... ... 100 6 0 York ... ... A. Dix ... ... .. . 5 0 3 0 Yundmnindora A. Baclcock ... ... .. . 9 0 I 5 6 Williams ... Neloms & George ... .. . () 0 3 0 Port Healand P. Liddeard ... ... ... 8 0 4· 0 Yalgoo ... C. H. Hopo ... ... .. . R 0 6 0 Yarloop ... R P. Anderson ... ... 7 0 4 6

No tenders were accopted for tho following towns:Bardoc, Broncl Arrow, KltnOWna, LlLwlcrs, Peak HilL

W. 1-1. BENBOW, Secrntary Tender Board.

GOVEI~NMEN'l' LAB0UI~ BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFIClD-PER1'H.

VVOMEN'S BRANCH-PlDR1'H.

BRANCHES FOR MEN AND WOMEN A1' FRElI1ANTLE,

KALGOORUE, AND CUE.

1~}1PLOYERS of Labour d every description are ') requested to mlLke a.pplication to the Bureau whell

in need of workers. Registers are kept in the v'Lrious ofliGes of men and

Wilmen looking for work. Personal application ('an bo madn during the usual office

hours. Interviews between employers and employees can bf'

arranged. JAMES LONGMORE,

Superintendent of Govt. Labour Bureau.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

TENDERS J!'OR GOVER.NMENT SUPPLIES.

Date of Supplies required. Date of notice. closing.

1905. 1905. July 25 Chemicals for Photo-Litho. De- August 8

partment Aug. 1 Sawdust 8 July 9 Firewood for State Battery 15

Meekatharra (six months' sup-ply)

Al~g. 29 Electrical Material 15

2 Horizontal Engine 15 JUly 29 Firewood for State Battery Dar- 22

lot (six months' supply) 25 Sewer Pipes Sept. 5 31 '.rwine, Rope, and Canvas 5 27 184 Hail way Engine Tyres (ad ver- 19

tised in London and Perth)

Tender forms and particulars on application at the Tender Board Office, Irwin Street, Perth.

No tender necessarilyacceptfld . Special Notice.-Tenders must be properly endorsed on

envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection .

4th August, 19()5.

W. 1-1. BENBOW, Secretary Tender Board.

939 Education Depa?·tment, Hau Pe?·th, 26th J?ly, 1905.

H IS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleased to approve the appointment of the B.ev. J.

DAWSON as.a member of the Coolgardie Committee of School Management.

CECIL ANDREWS, Inspector General of Schools .

Eclucation Depa?·tmcnt, }~i\t PM'ih, !16th hly, 1905 .

I :::J IS Excellency the Governor in Couneil has been .1 pleased to approve the appointment of Mr .

RICHARD HARRIS as a member of the Karridale Committee )f School Management, vice Mr. W. Wilson, resigned .

CEOIL ANDREWS, Inspector G enoral of Schools.

Education Depa?·tment, 311'P Perth, 261h July, 1905 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been . pleased to approve the appoinlment of Mr. P. C.

CHICK as a member of the Northampton Committee of. School Management, vice Mr. J. W. Harvey, resigned.

CECIL ANDREWS, Inspector General of Schools .

Ed?twtion Depa?'tment, Pc)'th, 27th July, 1905 .

JUNIOR AND SENIOR EXHIBITIONS .

E NTRIES for these exhibitions, offered by the Education Department, will close on 1st September, 1905.

The Department's Preliminary Examination will be held on 12th September.

GOVERNMENT UNIVERSrry EXHIBITION. It is hereby notified that the last day for receiving.

entries for the above exhibition, which will be awarded upon the combined results of the Senior and Publi~ Examination of the Adelaide University, is 19th September, 1905.

BURSARIES. An examination for Elementary School Bursaries, of the

value of £10 each, will be held on 28th and 29th September. Applications to c0mpete will not be received after 11th September. The examination will be confined to Schools outside the Metropolitan District.

SECONDARY SCHOOL SCHOL.\.RSHIPS. An examination for three or more Secondary School

Scholarships, of the value of £50 each per annum, tenable for four years, will be held on 26tlJ and 2ith October. l'he last day for receiving entries is 1st October.

Entry forms and all information in connection with the above examinations may be had on application to the Department's offices, Cathedral Avenue, Perth.

CECIL ANDREWS, Inspector Geneml of Schoole.

PORT OF FREMANTLE. SUPPLEMENTARY LIST of BOlLts granted Licenses by the Fremantle Harbour Trust Commissioners, acting as the Boa,t Licensing Board, under the provisions of "The Boat

Licensing Act, 1878" (42 Vict..,N o. 24),. and amending Acts, which licenses (e;wept where otherwise specified) shall remain in force from the date of issue till the last day of Febrmil'y, 1906:-

" No, of Passen. :g. • .p I .... .,; I I ~ ci 'gerslic€nsed·for . '§ ) ~ ~ ~ c: ~ Date of ,Vessel- . . E 2:/) • • ~.S Ca 0 Licensed for- g}.'~ .:: Z ~.~ Licen"e. Licensed name. DescnptlOn. Owner-Name., Address..:s a ~ S.l ~ 2 I ~ bescriptioD. g:S=.9 I. Bemar]rs.

H af-£, ~2 z;g S~ §~ A$ ~ ::l H PH g C' E-I Q) M_

'"'~ o~ U1 00 1=1 f'i1 ----.~--~.---

46 18thApl'il." "Valkyrie"" Oill<,unch ". '" I Sutton & Olson ." ." ." ". Perth ". '" ~4abo"eINa1'rows Nil...... Nil Nil 47 9th May,,, "Mayficlcl ".. Barge ... Swan Brewery Co. ... ." ... Do... Nil Nil Nil Iniperishable 44 Do 48 9th May ... "Olg'," ... OillmlUch ... ." C"ptain Lourie ... ... ... ". Fremalltle.".. ... 42 Do I NU . , ". Nil 1)0 49 15th May... " Rllby" .. , Lighter .. , ... R. E. Weir ... ... ... ... ... Perth ... 15 Nil Nil Do Imperishable 37 Do 50 1Mb 1\;I"y ... "Penguiu" Barge ."... Whitficld Bros.... ... ... ... Do ". ... Do Do Do Do 38 Do 51 2:>rd May... "Ophir" ." Oil launch .. , ... G .. \fcCarter ... ... ... ... Do ". 25 Do Do Nil... Nil Do I River only. 52 29th Jlby ... "Kathleen" Lighter ... ... M. Madden ... ...... ... Fremantle... Nil Do Do Water only 100 Do 53 29tJ( \hty ... "Relin,nce " Steamer ... ... Do ............ Do ... 140 1'40 lIO Nil... Nil Do 54 9th June ... " Wilfred"." Oil launch ... ... J. E. Mitchell ........ Do ...... 30 BO NiL Do Do Do 55 9r,h JUlle '" "Sunheam" Lightor' ... ... A. E. Whitfield"" Co. ". ... ... Perth '" ... Nil Ni! Do Imperishable 37 Do 56 20th June ." "Daisy".. Do ...... '1' Maher .. , ,,' .. ... ... Do... ,)0 Do Do Do 43 Do I River only. 57 Brcl July.... "Umiclla" Ste"'iller ." ... Adehide Steamship Co. '" '" Fremautle ·18 260 260 RO Nil Nil Do 58 :ird July... "Dunskey" f)o ...... Alex. Armstrong,," Co. ... ... ... Do ... 3~ 250 200 120 Do Do Do 59 7th July ". "Venus" Do ...... W. A.Batem'tll... .., ... ... Do ." 34 170 110 120 General... 50 Do 60 7th July... "Awhina"... Do ...... Do ...... '" ... Do ,.. f; 27.'> 275 120 NiL Nil Do 61 7th July... "Gannet"... Do ...... Do ...... ,_. ... Do ... 59 5UO 500 80 Do Do Do

(Sgd.) ROB'!'. LAURIE, Chairml),n,

F S'l'EVENS, SecretRry.

NATION AL BANK OF AUS'I'ItALASIA, I .. llYrITED.

-',' v< 13 8 ; 13 3

''''''',''''-1"''' " 4 ,J-t5,211 17

Government Deposits not bearing Interest 25,881 8 2 Ditto bearing Interest 52,145 6 .j,

78,026 14 6

~-----

'roi"at ftlllOllllt of Liabilities £5"64,283 19 3 Total amount of Assets

£ s. d. Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1905 .................. 1,498,220 0 0 Rtf tl ltD"d d d' 1 . d t· l' \' Preference Shares 5 per cent. p.a. a eo 1e as lV} en EC are 0 the S laleholders .................................... (,Orc1inRry ShaTes 3} pel' cent. p.a.

A f tl 1 D"d d ( Preference Shf11'es ... £7,014 10 0 mount 0 Ie ast IVI end eclared .................................... 1 0' l' . S;j , (>')0' 0('7 14 0 t.. IC InalY "- lares ... oc" ... )0) !

Amount. of the Reserved I'rofits, exclusive of such Dividend, at the time of declm'ing such Dividend ... 28,512

121,880 4, 0 2 1

£ s. d. 20,t,liQ! 0 :;

26,60·1 18 1

,10,:.107 6 6 6,796 3 4

385 8 3

686,826 12 7

£965,031 9 Il ------

A. McDONALD, Sub-:\>Ial1ager. Pel·t.h, 19th July, W05.

l, HENRY H,OBEH,'I' EN'GLAND, mRke oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, within the State of Western Australia, durmg the pel'i,xl specified; and that thereof, kept in purciuance uf the provisions of "The Stamp Act, 1882."

SWQ1'n b~fo?'e ~le, at Pe?'th, this ( E. W. HAYNES, J.P. D,th (tay Qf July, 1:;U5. J

A. W. BALLHAUSEN, Accountant.

true and faithful Account of the A verage Amount of the same was made up from the Weekly Stl1tements

H. R. ENGLAND.

~ d Q

ff"-J-l c:o o c.n

U

Q o <1 trj ~ Z ~. trj

Z H

Q >N trj ~ ~

~

~ >-

t::I ~ ~ -l

2428 GOVEHNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AUG. 4, 1905.

E STATES placed under the charge of the Curator of Intestates' Estates for manq.gement during the month of July, 1905:-

Supposed D"te of Estimated value of Date of No. Name of Deceased. Residence. Remarks. Nationality. Order. Death. Personalty. Realty.

,£ s. d. 78-04.. Williams, Owen ... ... Fremantle ... British .. . 6-7 -05 250 0 0 Nil 16-5-03

120-05 Verity .. Lionel Edward ... Perth . .. ... British ... 6-7-05 7 16 9 Nil 23-5-05 131-05 Stanley, William ... YIt. Morgans .,. British . .. 6-7-05 7 0 0 Nil 30-6-05 131-05 Cassoritie, Antonio ... I,averton ., . Austrian 6-7·05 400 0 0 Nil 27-6-05 134-05 Statllam, Samuel... . ,. Fremantle ... ! British 10-7-05 0 12 0 Nil 28-6-05 135-05 Jewell, Edward Lewis, Albany ... ... Br·itish . .. 10-7-05 5 0 0 Nil 11-4-05

alias Gilbert 129-05 Grahame, Robert Arehi- Burtville . " British ... 12-7-05 1000 0 0 Nil 20-6-05

bald 139-05 Hogan, Daniel ... ., . Laverton .. , British . .. 12-7-05 3000 0 0 1100 0 0 9-7-05 132-05 l:<'lellling, Thomas .,. Fitzroy, Victoria British . .. 13-7-05 127 9 7 Nil 21-4·05 137-05 Cant, l:<'rederick George Geraldton ... British ... 13-7-05 23 4 4 Nil 19-6-05 138-05 Ramsay, George ... ... Victoria District American 13-7-05 0 5 0 Nil 4-U}t 72-05 Ayles, James ... Kalgoorlie British

127-05 Sing See ... ... . , . Warringabbie ... Chinese 20-05 Gardner, William .,. Boulder .. , British

l40-05 Wils0n, WiEiam ... .,. Kallaroo ... British 14<1-05 Thomas, George ... ... York ... ... British 150-05 vVilson, H(Jrbert Kennedy West Kimberley British 152-05 I Itiley! ~harles Graham ... Bonnie Vale .. , 156-05 Blamne, John ... . .. Hamel . " ...

Dated this 2nd day of August, 1905.

MISSING FRIENDS. Vide Govemment Gazette, 1905, page 2380, B2/7858.

PA'l'RICK NAUGH'l'ON has been found at Wagin.

Vide Gove1'1w,ent Gazette, 1905, page 2188, B2/781O.

JOHN and .JOSEPH fhNDERSON have been found at Murrin Murrin.

CORNELIUS WILLIA~I O'SULLIVAN (no description given) ; left Victoria about t.wo years ago. (Informa,t.ion to the Cl'iminal Investigation Brancb, Perth.-B2/7717.)

.JOHN HADDON BUIST (no description given); last heard of at Perth about tbree years ago, when he was eug-aged iu the plumbing trade. (Information to the Criminal Investigation Branch, Perth. - B2/7764.)

JOHN McDoNNELT, (no description given); believed to be working on a station in tho North-West of this State. (Information to the Criminal Investigat.ion Branch, Perth. B2/7891.)

ANNIE HEWI'l'T, slim build, age 28 years, height 5ft. 6in. or 7in, dark brown hair, blue eyes, round visage, dark complexion; native of New South Wales; last beard of at the Perth Coffee Palaee on the 17th nIt. Will probnbly be aecompanied by her two boys, aged 10 years and 8 :rears, and a yellow coloured poodle dog. (Information to the Criminal Investigation Branch, Pel'th.-B2/7873.)

GEORGE Or,EE'l'ON, ltge 46 years, blue eyes, fair complexion; who left Plymouth, England, in June, 1889, and was last heard of at Goulb11rn Valley, Victoria, when he stated his intention of visiting thiR Stat", to take up land. (Information to the Criminal Investigation Branch, Perth -B2/7892.)

De[Hl.rtment of l,and 'I'itles. 1~1l''r.':; TRANS]1'ER OF LAND AOT, 1893.

rrAKE NO'rICE that Charl<tte Donegan of Newcastle wiclow and William JanlC's Stewart of Northam but

late of Newcastle merchant have made application to be registerod as tho proprietors of an estate in fee simple in pnssBssion as the executors and trustee2 of the will of 'l'holllas Donegan late of Newcastle deceased in the following lmrcols of land

'Toodyny Town Lots II j R 4 CL1ulll 5 (containing in the aggregate 2 acres a.roods and :,0 perches)

Boundod on tho N orth-West by ,1 chains 50 links of North Street

On the ,Yo1'th-Enst by the South-VV est boundary of Lot n 2 measuring 6 chains \JG links

On the South by a line measuring 4 chains 56 links and

On the South- West by the North-East boundary of Lot R 6 measuring 6 chains 15 links.

do do

...

... '"

. ..

...

... ..

...

17-7-05 1 0 0 Nil 2-4·-0-' 17-7-05 1 7 6 Nil 1:3-6-05 20-7-05 1 0 0 Nil 7-1-05 20-7-05 o 19 6 Nil 24-6-05 21-7 -05 3 18 1 2 0 0 8-7-01\ 24-7-05 886 0 0 Nil 16-5-05 28-7-05 1 0 0 Nil 21-7-05 28-7-05 6 l411 Nil 19-7-05

GERVASE CLIFTON, Curator of Intestates' Estates.

Toodyay Town &ots R 70 Il71 R 72 R ';8 and R 74 (containing in the aggregate 5 acres)

Bounded on the North-East by 7 chains 25 links of Fitzgerald Terrace

On the South-Enst by 6 chains 90 links of Everett Street

On the S01dh- West by a line measuring 7 chains 25 links and

On the Nodh-West by the South-East boundm'ios of Lots R 75 and R 76 measuring together 6 chains 90 links .

Toodyay Town [,ot R 69 (containing 1 acr~)

Bounded on the North-East by 1 chain 45 links of Fitzgerald Terrace

On the North- West by 6 chains 90 links of Everett Street

On the South- West by a line measuring 1 chain 45 links and

On the 801Lth-East by the N orth-West bcmnd,try of Lot R 43 measuring 6 chains 90 links.

Toodyay Sublwban Lot 1 (containing 3 acres 29 perches)

Bounded on the South-Ea,t by 3 ehains 18 links of North Street

On the North-East by the South-v Vest boundary of Avon Location 69 measuring 10 chains

On tbe NOl·th-West by 3 clmins 13 links of tho South-East boundary of A von Location 390 and

On the South-West by boundaries of Avon Locations 390 and 211 measuring together 10 chains.

Avon Location 480 (containing 40 aC"es)

Bounded on the North-Enst by a line extending in a N01'lh- Westerly direction for 12 chains 50 links fro111 a spot situate 9 chains 28~ links West and 19 chains 2,1 links North from the North-West corner of Location 4511

On the SOldh-Rast by a lino extending in it South· Westerly direction for 32 ehains from said spot and by opposite boundaries parallel and equal.

Avon Locntion 508 (c,mtaining 40 acres 30 perches)

Bounded on the No,.th- West hy 22 chains 3-{". links of a public road

On the No?"th-Enst by Iii chains 22/" links of ,t public road

On the South-East by part of the North-West boundary of Location 644 and a boundary of Location 195:1Il1ea~Ul'ing together 22 chains 7 links and

On the South- West by another boundary of Location 1953 and part of the North-East boundary of Location 645 measuring together 18 chains 23,"0 links.


Avon Locations 160464 5(Jn aml Fj35 (containing in the ag!.;'l'egate 194 acres)

Bounded by lines starting from a point on the N orthWest boundary of Location 931 situate 25 chains 41 links fr(lm the North-East cornel' of sa,id Location 981 and exteCiding in a North-Easterly dire3tion for 28 chains 71 links passing [clong' part of the N orth-West boundary of Location 981 thence in ,t Ncrth-Wcsterly dirpction for 34 chains 80 links passing ",long ,t pub'ic road thence in a SouthWesterlv direction for 28 ch,tins 83 links thence in a North-vVesterlY direction for 20 chains 55~ links thence in a South-Westerly direction for 32 chains 33 links along a public road thence in a South-Easterly direction, for 29 chains 14 links along a public road thence in a NorthEasterly direction for 32 chains 52 links thence in a SouthEasterly direction for 32 chains 36 links to the startinO' point, "

AND FUR'l'HER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicants claiming to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcels of land ARE HER.EBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Offiee on 01' bef(lre the 9th day of September next a capeat forbidding the snome from being brought under the operation (If the Act.

AL:B"RFJD E. BURT, Registrar of Titles,

Land Titles' Office, Perth, '( . 13th July, 1905. )

J. q- R. lYlaxwell,. Eagle Chambe,'s, Hay Street, Perth, Solicito1'S

fo,' the Applicants.

'I1AKE NOTICE that William Henry John Strickland of Perth in the State of Western Australia the Chairman

for the time being of the IVestern Austr1tlian Turf Club has made application to be reg'istered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession as such Chairnmn in the following parcel of land situate in the S,V1l,l1 District and being

Lot 249 of S,van Location 88 (containing 1 acre 2 roods 2 perches)

Eounded on the N01·th-East by 15 chains 8010 links of the South-West boundary of Location 82a extending North\Vest from the South cornor of mid Locatiou 82:)

On the No1'lh- West and 8onth- West by bouncl?ries of Lot 2'j,~ of Locl1tion P3 ll18flsurinc!' re~pocti vely 1 chain and 1''0 of a hnk and 15 chams llfo links and

On the South-East by 1 clmin of other part of Location 33.

AND FURTIlEg TAIOJ No'rICE that all pet'sons other than the applicant claiming to have any e,;tate right title or interest in the above p:ncel of land AH,E HEREBY RgQumgD to lodgn in this Office on or before the 31st day of August next a c<Lvecd forhidding the same from being' brought mider the operation of thc Ad.

Land Titles' Office, Perth, ( 27th July, 1905. )

ALFRED ,E, BURT, Registrar of 'l'itles.

E, G. S, Hare, B"'Tack Sh'eet, Pm'th, Solicitol' for the

Appliccvll.t.

t~{}5 'rRANSFER O~\ LAND .ACT, 1893. 'IlAKE NOTICE that Jerome Rodoreda formerly of

Perth in the State of vVestorn Australia but now of Melbourne in the State of Victorin, has made application to be registcred as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession itt the following' parcel of land situate in the City of Perth and being

i'a,': of PM,th Town Lot A 12 (containing 33,'0 perches)

Bounded on the South- West by 75,-'0 links of Hay Street

On the South-East hy 2 ch1tins 791'0 links of the N orthWest boundary of A13 and by opposite boundaries parallel and elual.

The land is more particularly defined on diagram 1998 deposited in the Land Titles' Office.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right title 01' interest in the above parcel of lan<l ARE HEll.EBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 23rd day of September next a caveat forbidding the same from being brought under the operation of the Act.· .

ALFRED E. BURT,

Land Titles' Office, Perth, '( 27th July, 1905. :,

Registrar of Titles.

GAZETTE, 'V.A. 2429

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT. 1893. AND REAL' PROPERTY LIMITArrIONS 1878,

THt<J AUT,

T'\Ai\

T AKE NOTIC!<J tha.t David Stewart of Perth in the State of vVestern Australia station owner has made

application to be registered as the proprietor or an estate in fee simpla in possession in the f"llowing parcel of land situate in the City of Perth and being

Pm't Qf P,,,·th Town Lot H i6 (containing ,'0 of a perch) Bounded on the SOlbth- West by 2 r'o links vf Hay Street On the SOldh-East by about 00 links to the North-IVest

boundary of H 17 and On the N01'th- West by about 60 links of the South-East

boundary of another part of H 10. The land is more particularly defined on Diagram 2063

deposited in the Land Titles' Office. AND FURTHER TAKg NOTICE that all persons other than

the applicant claiming to have any estate rig'ht title or interest in the above parcel of bnd At~E H>;REBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on 01' before the Hth day of September next a caveat forbidding the smne from being brought under the operation of the Act.

ALFRED E. BUR'I'. Registrar of '['i tIes.

Land 'l'itles' Office, Perth, '( 27th July, 1905, I

Stone q- Bm·t, Hay Stnet, Perth, S"l'iCitOl'S f01' the Applicant.

Tr~ANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893, AND THE REAL PROPERTY LIMITATIONS ACT, 1878.

72'1 Tg6T

'l'AKE NOTICE that Charles Eastough of Dolby's Gully noar Geraldton in the Stttte of IV esteen Australia

has made application to be registered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following p'1rcel of land situate in the Victoria District and being

Victotia Locations 131 and lY3 (containing tog'ether 46 acres)

Bounded by lines starting from the N orth-West corner of Location 1029 and extending North 30 chains passing along palt or the East boundary of Location UnG thence West 4 chains 98 links thence North 10 chains thence FJast 10 chains thence South 10 chains thence East 6 chains 98 links thence South 30 chains thence West 12 chltins along the North boundary of Location 1029 to tho stltrting point.

AND FURTHER 'l'AKg NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have [1,ny estate right title or interest in the above pm'cel of laud ARE H}][WBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on or bofore the ~Oth day of September next a caveat forbidding the satne fr0111 being In'ought under the operation of the Act.

Land 'l'itles' Office, Perth, ) 3rd August, 1905. )

ALPRED E. BURT, Registrar of Titles.

A. H. dlb Boulay, Gemldton, Solicito,' for the. Applicant.

,',N', TRANSFER Ol~ LAND ACT, 1893. ri1AKE NOTICE that Thomas Dickson of Bidellia farm on 1 the Donelly River in the State of IVestel'l1 Australia

farmer has made application to be registered as the proprietor of an estate in fee Eimple in possession in the following parcel of land situate in the Nelson District and being

Nelson Location 7.5 (co tl taining 50 acres) Bounded on the North and East by linps extending West

21 chains 87 links and South 22 chains 87 links from a soot situate 9 ~hains vVest and 32 chains 58 links North fr'om the South-East corner of Location 127 and by opposite boundaries parallel and equal

The land is situated within the external bouudaries of Location 127.

AND FURTHER TAKE No'rICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have '111y estate right title or interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 30th day of September next a caveat forbidding the SalllJ f.rom bein·; brought under the operation of the Act.

Land Titles' Office, Perth, 1 3rd August, 1905,

AL:B"RED E. BURT, Registrar of 'l'itles.

Kenneth M, Eastman. Vicio"ia Stnet, BunblLl'Y, SolicitOl' f01" the Applicant,

2430 GOVERNMENT

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893, SECTION 222, AND THE REAL PROPERTY LIMITATIONS ACT, 1878.

'11L\KE NOTICE that Charles Eastongh of Dolby's Gully "- near Gemldton in the State of Western Australia

farmer has made application to be registered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcel of land situltte in the Victoria District and beino-

'" Vict01'ia T,ocation 1029 (containing 100 acres) Bounded by lines st,wting from the South-West corner

of Location 193 and extending East 28 chains 58 links passing along the Sout.h bour:{drry of Location 193 thence South 35 chains passing along part of the West boundary of Location 24b9 thence West 28 chains 63 links thence North 35 chains passing along the East boundary of Locatiou 2664 and part of the East boundary of Location 1816 to thc starting point.

'1'he land is more particularly described in Ccrtificate of Titlc Volume YII. Folio 254.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to haNo any estate right title or interest in the l.bove parcel of land ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on 01' before the 30th clay of September next a caveat forbidding the registration of the said Clmrles Eastongh as the proprietor thereof.

ALFRED E. BURT, Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles' Office, Perth, t 3rd August, 1905. 5

A. H. d1. Boulay, Gemldton, Solicit01' f01' the Applicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893. (Sections 121 and 122.)

rrAKE NOTICE that the Right Honoumble Sir John - Forrest G.C.l'iLG. David Forrest and Kimberley Fitz

roy Forrest Executors of the will of the late Alexander Forrest C.M.G. deceased and the proprietors of Mortgage No. 467/1900 to secure the sum of £600 and interest have made ltpplication to the Commissioncr of Titles for an Order foreclosing the right of William Stobbart of Coo1-crardie to redeem the land hereinafter described the said \Villiam Stobbart being the registered proprietor of the said land and that by direction of the wid Commissioner I hereby offer for sale the following parcels of hl,nd, viz. :-

Coolgarclie Town Lot 22 (particularly described in Certificate of Title Volume LXIII. Folio 144)

Certificate ~f' Title of Caalgar'die Town Lot 416 (particularly described in Certificate of 'ritle Volume LXXVII. Folio 176).

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that after the 2nd day of September 1905 an Order fo:' forec~osure may be ~ssued to the said Mortgagees lIDless m the mterval a suffiCIent sum has been obtained by the sale of the land to satisfy the l)l'incipal and interest moneys secUl'ed an~ all expenses incurred in and I1bout such sl11e and proceedmgs.

'1'he amount due in respect of principal and interest and ~tll expenses incurred was on the 15th day of July 1905 £664 18s. bd.

Dated at the Titles' Office, Perth, this 20th day of July, 1905.

ALFRED E. BURT, Registrar of Titles.

APPOINTMENTS (JlfflCle under Section 23 of "The HMlth Act, 1898 ").

'['HE Contral Board of Health has approved of the following- appointments mltde by the undermentioned Locl11

Boards of Honlth :-](oakynie.

JUfES C. NOLAN to be Inspector. Frernantle.

S. T. MACMILLAN to be Secretary.

Clar·ernont. .J OHN PICKUP to be Inspector.

and to accept the resignation of the undermentioned:Laver·tan.

Harold B. Douglas as Inspector. By order,

31st July, 1905. F. J. HUELIN,

Secretl1ry.

GAZETTE, 'V.A. L AUG. 4, 1905.

MUNICIPALITY OF LEEDERVILLE.

N OTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Council of the Mnnicipality of Leederville to borrow

the sum of £8,000 by the sale of debentures, bearing interest I1t the rate of 5 per cent. Pl}l' annum, for the Oonstruction of Roads and Footpaths and for Electric Lighting, as follows:-

£7,000 for Construction of Roads and Footpaths. £1,000 for Electric Lighting Installations.

The loan to have a currency of 20 years. 'rhe Council to reserve the right to redeem same in sums of not less than £2,000 at any time after five years, and the whole or any portion unredeemed at any time after the expiration of 10 years.

Schedule of proposed works and estimated cost of same, together with plans and specifications and conditions, may be inspected at the Council Chamber between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily.

P. STUART,

Town Clerk. Council Offices, Oxford Street,

Leederville, 3rd July, 1905.

BA.YSWATER DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.

.ANNU AL Statement showing operations and transactions of the Board for financial year ended 30th clay of

June, 1905 :.-

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE.

RECRIPTS:

Pa)'tioulars. £ s. d. £ s. d.

Cr. Balance at. commencement of year

Balance at Treasury

Balance at Western Australian Bank ...

... 28492

... 2~ 15 10

In hands of .......... ..

General Rate-

(1.) Current rates collected during year ... 512 3 3

(2.) Arrears of rates collected during year ... 91 19 4,

(3.) Interest on rates 2 0 11

Liceuses-(a.) Cart and carriage (b.) Dog

(c.)

(d.) ...

Interest, etc., from .......................... .

Fines and penalties Income from property and plant (owned or con

trolled by the Board)-Recreation Ground

Contractors' deposits '"

Government Gru.nts-

Annual grant for maintellllJlce and con·

33 5 0

3210 0

struction... '" ...... ... 700 0 0 Annual subsidy for general rate

Special grant fmill Consolidated Revenue for-Milne Street ... 100 0 0 Bayswater Road

Special grant from Gold Estates forMilne Street

... 25000

... 20000

Speoial loans r'aiscd lInde'( 2° Ed. VII., No. 48 (Part VIJ.)-

(a.) Gross proceeds of loans r'aised a,,,ring tho year ...

(b.) Spccial loan r'ate-

(l.) allrrent ratos collected d,tl'ing year

(2.) Arrears of rates collected dltl'ing YOM ...

(3.) [ntcl'est on mtes ...

308 5 0

606 3 5

6515 0

3 5 3

39 11 7

2216 0

1,250 0 0

5313 0 All other receipts (not otherwise specified)

Total £2,349 9 3


EXPENDITURE.

Particltla·rs.

Expenses for levying General Rate(1.) Valuation fees, etc. (2.) Collection, commission, etc.

Salaries Office expenses (reut, postages, petty cash, etc.) Advertising Legal expenses Stationery and printing ...

Plant and tools (purcl1:1sed during year)(1.) Tools, plaut, etc. (2.) Office furnitllre (3.) Repairs to fllrlliture, tools, pl'mt, etc.

Refunds of deposits to contractors _ .. Ba.nk charges (inclu,ling interest on Bank over

draft) Iusurances-Secretary's gna.rantee _,.

Maintenance works (from rev-mue, including Government grants)-

On Main Roads, as pel' attached detailed

£ s. d.

11 13 ~

9 12 6

27 12 3 19 2 6

1 1 6

Statement ... ... 53 19 2 On Minor Roads, as per attached det"iled

Statement ... 219 8 101; Footpaths Lighting

Construction works (from revenue, including Government grauts}-

state name of road, a.nd whether main* or minor· ; also any other work under this heading.

Name Bayswater (Maiu·) Road ............... (Miuor·) Road

... 270 5 10 1,105 2 41

Recreation Grouud '"

Disbursements in respect of Speciat Loans raised under 2" Ed. VII., No. 48 (Part VII.)-

Flotation c:epe.nses ... Repay","nt of Loa", No................ ...

(not provided jar by sinking j"nd) Interest on Loans ... Paid into sinking fund... ... ...

(inct7,tding interest on ~inl(,ina fund)

}Vol'ks tutdel'talwn fl'o rn. Special Loan raised lUi-del' 2" Ed. VII., No. 48-

All other expenditure (not otherwise specified) ... Bala.nces at eurl. of year-

To credit of Board at Treasury... .. . .. To credit of Board at Westem Australian Bank In hands of .......... ..

7.; 16 4 la 2 9 01410

£ s. d.

21 510 207 18 2 21 9 6 26 6 4 1214 2 14 10 6

47 16 S 14 6 0

2 5 0 0 0

1,375 8 2t 83 0 1

89 13 11

Total £2,349 9 3

LIABILITIES AND ASSETS.

LIABILITIES.

Pa1·ticu,lars.

Outstanding accounts... ..: ... ... ... Rates owing, including interest (to be abandoned) Amounts owing on contracts in haud ... . .. Amounts owing on luortgage or other security

given ... ... '" ... . .. Contractors' deposits or trust accounts Specialloans ... All other liabilities ... ...

Balance of assets over liabilities

Total

ASSETS.

PMticulars.

Balance at Treasury ... ... ... Balance at Western Austl'alian Bank

Unexpended loau moneys.. ... Other than unexpended loan moneys

Cash iu hands of Secretary

£ R. d. 75 16 4 13 2 9

General Rates (outstanding)-Arrears of rates ... 300 12 4 Interest on rates

All other accounts owing to Board ... Estimated current value of property owned by

Board-Buildings, etc. '" Movable plant and tools Furniture, etc. Other property'

All other assets ... '" ... ... Balance of liabilities over assets

Total

£ s. d 60 14 Ii 75 0 0

45 18 0 810 0

£ s. d.

88 19 1

300 12 4

335 0 0 20 0 0 43 0 0

£783 6 3

* Roads, streets, parks, and reserves are not to be considered assets for the pnrposes of 'this statement.

GAZETTE, W.A. 2431

We certify having eXitmined the book" of the Bayswater Road Board and compared the n,bove statements of" Receipts and Expenditure" and "Assets Rnd Lin,bilities," and, with the exception of the mnounts (as per list) disallowed, found same correet.

'" " §

" <ll

~ .::: '"

.; ~ " " '" 1;; 0; 0

0

..; 0

~

.~ ;:;:

..; 0

~

.;

'" ~

HY . . T. ASH, Government Auditor.

D. HARDWICK,

Itn,tepayers' Auditor.

~O~~O~==~=OO~=O=~O~~M~~~~~O=

~C~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~=~~

~i~~~~I~g~~~~~~~·0055~~~~ooo~

-d "'~o 000> e<?OO~(o~CJ~O,....j OL~ ,., Cf.)~O~

,,; ',...,jC'l{,O :r:-.."'i' :,...;~-ticqC'1oo~CC"'il '00 00 :"i!~~~ : M ..... • M ....-1M ; .-<

~ .,..-<~ ~~ """COY.;JO..-lC\?"";"i!OO ~o lCOOOt'-o

'" ~ '" ,., ""

-d'" oo~

~~

-d ~'" <Z:.? ,,; -I;:: '" ~ 00 ." "' ;,., .~

~ "'~ 0 .,. ~~ 00 ~oo '" "'~

,., "'~

~.,.

'0

""'" 00'"

"lR '"

,C s. d. ,£ s. d. Summary-Construction l\Iuin 270 5 10

:Minor 1,105 2 4; -----1,375 8 2~

Maiutena,nce ])fa,in 5:::: 19 2 :l\Iinor 219 8 10&

---- 273 8 O!

£1,6~8 16 3

PEPPERMINT GROVE DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.

AN NU AL Stn,tement showini6 opern,tions ~nd transactions of the Board for fill<111Clal year elldmg 30th day of

June, 1905;-

SUMMARY OF RECtGIPTS AND EXPENDITURE.

RECEIPTS.

Parrticu"lal"s.

Cr. Balance at comlnenCem€nt of yearBalance at Treasury ... ... . .. Balance at Western Austmlbn Bank ... In hands of

£ s. d.

... 264 15 1 ... 209 3 1

General Rate-(1.) Current rates collected during year ... 561 19 3 (2.) Arrears of rates collected during yelU' ... 92 0 1 (3.) Interest ou mtes

Licenses-(a.) Cart and carriage ... 15 15 0 (b.) Dog ... 17 12 6

Interest, etc., from ....................... .. Fines and penalties '" ... ... . .. Income from property "nd plant (owned or

controlled by the Board) Contractors' deposits ... Government Grants-

Annual grant for maintenance and COl1~ struction ... ... ... 100 0

Annual subsidy for general rate ... . .. Special grant from Consolidated Revenue fo1'-

Maiutenance Public Latriues ... 50 0

sp~~i~i' g;.·~;;'t· 'f~o~' 'G~~'~~~'ment' Loa~' Fund~ for-

0

0

£ s. d.

473 18 2

656 19 4

33 7 6 ...

0 1 3

... 10 0 0

150 0 ~

2432 GOVERNMENT

Special Loans -taiscd '(milc)" f:P Ed. VII., No. 48 (Part VIl.)-

(a.) G1'OSS 1wocecds of loans 'fai.~cd duxing the 1Jea')'

(b.) 81J6ciat Loan Rate-(1.) OmT~nr 'l'atcs collected dttr;;rlfl1Iea?' (2.) ArrCUTS of f(atef{ collected chtyillY )/C01

(3.) Interest on rates

All other receipts (not otherwit:>o specified)--Fencing frontages ... 5 5 0 Private subscription 1 1 0

660

Total £1,330 II 3

EXPENDITURE.

P(tr[,icu,la1'S.

lexpenses for levying general rate(1.) Valuation fees, etc. (2.) Collection, commi~siou) etc.

Salaries _.. ". ... _._ ... ... . Office expenses (rent. postages, petty cash, etc.) Advertising Legal expenses ". Stationery and printing Plant and tools (purchaseu during year)-

(1.) 'fools, plant, etc. (2.) Office furniturc (3.) Repairs to furniture, tools, plaut, etc.

Refunds of deposits to contl'actor:-:; ... ,.. ... Bank charges (including interest on bu,nk overw

draft) IllSUl'[111CeS ". ,.. ., l\i:ailltenance works (from revenue, inciudil~

Government gmnts) Ou ]}fain Roads, as per attached detailed

Statement ... On Minor Roads, as per attacherl detrtiled

£ s. d.

79 5 0

o 14

Statement lIlttl'ked " A " B'ootpaths

... 155 19 ·t

r,ighting Public l",trines

... 53 2 10

... .IS 13 5

Construction works (from revellue. illcludmg Government grants)-

State nallie of road, and whether main * or minor *; also any other work nuder this heading. Name. As per attached ,1etailed * Roarl Stat01nent marked" B" do.

.. ·106 6 1 188 17 0

. ...... . ( *) do. Public latrines ( *) ...

Disbn,·;.;('rnellis in ,'e"'l){Jd 0/ Spe,:ia), LonH;:; )'aised nndc)" 2° Ed. Vlf., No. 48 (Part VrL)-

PloLq tion e:\.:pcnsc:; nCpallllwnl of Loon Nt) ..... , ........ ..

(not l)rovidcdfol' by stllld}l!) fnnd) Intc)'cst on loans Pa.id into sinld.ng j'wttL ... ...

(incLudin!I'interest on sinkill!J fmtd)

Works ttndc)'tah13H front Spccint Loan raised l(..nde,,' 2° Ed. VII., No. ·m-

All other Expenditure, as per statement marked "U" (not otherwise ::;pociJicd)

Balances at end of ycar-

18 7 6

To credit of Eoanl ,et Treasury 0 16 3 To credit of Board a,t WCRtcrn Australian Bank ,13 4 8 In hande of Secretary .. , 8 18

£ s. d..

112 18 4 37 6 0 6 0 0 2 8 8 9 8 7

79 19 6 25 0 0

III 0 5 19 6

257 15 7

663 10 7

751<1 6

52 19 0

Total £1,330 11 3

LIABIL[TIl"S AND ASSETS.

Overdraft n.t Treasurv Overdraft at Emik

LIABILI'l'IES.

Plo'ticttLm·s.

Outst~1ndillg accounts ,.. ......., Hates owing, including-interest (to be aba.ndoneu) Amounts OWill~ on contracts in hand Al110UUtS owin-g on lllortgage or other security

given .. , ... .., ... . .. Contractors' deposits or trust accounts Special loans ,., All other liabilities ... ... . ..

Balance of aBsots over liabilities

Total

£ s. d.

77 15 6

. .. 5 0 0

129 9 9 ----

£212 5 3 ----

GAZETTE W.A. iATJG. 4, 1905.

ASSETS. Pa1·ticu!a)·s.

Balance at 'I'reasury ... .., Balance at Western Australian Bank

Unexpended loan n1011eys ". Other than unexpended loan moneys

Cash in hands of Secretary General rates (outstanding)-

Arrears of rates Interest on rates

£ s. d. o 16 3

43 4 8

... 40 9 6

£ s. d.

41 0 11

All other accounts OWIng to Board-Fencing Estimated current value of property owned by

40 9 6 8 15 0

Board-Buildings, etc. . .. Movable plant and tools Furniture, etc. Other property'

All other assets ... ... ... .. Balance of liabillties over assets

Total

85 1 9 25 0 0

£212 5 3

* Roads, streets, parks, and reserves are not to be considered assets for the purposes of this shttement.

We certify having examined the books of the Peppermint Grove Road Board and compared the above statements of "Receipts and Expenditure" and "Assets and Liabilities," and found same correct.

(Sd.) HY. J. ASH, Government Auditor.

10th July, 1905. (Sd.) D. J. GOYDER, I<'.I.A.V.,

Ratepayers' Auditor.

LIST" A." n.:[AINTENANCE.

Esplanade Street Forrest Street Irvine Street ... Johnston Street ... Keane Street ... ... . .. Keane and Hammond Streets Leake Street .. . Perth-FremantleRoad .. . Venn Street View Street ... .. . .. Engineer's retaining fee (annual)

LIST "B." (JO~STn.UCTION,

Roach. -Irvine Street, re~Tftding Johnston Street, No. 2; Johnston Street, No.1 ... Keane Street, widening (2paymellts) Leake Street

Footpaths-Forrest Street ... Irvine Street Johnston Street Keane Street ... Leake and View Streets Leake Street ... .. Perth~l!"remantle Road

LIST "C." AI,L OTHER EXPENDITURE.

AudIt fees... . .. Election expenses Dog discs ... .. Fencing frontages Reserve 19H Watering street,s 'Tree planting

£ s. <l. ,£ s. d. 17 16 3 3010 ()

·12 1G 5 2 ,t 0 611 6 5 0 0 3 G 6 2 !) 0 8 15 0

26 H 2 10 0 0

1.')5 19 4

£155 19 4

£ R. d .. £ s. d. 16;1 19 ·1 149 1:3 D 81 Ii, G 50 0 0 \0 16 G

4.=) 9- (j

11 2 0 19 10 3 72 12 9 28 :J f)

10 3 () 1 15 6

,t56 6 I

-- 188 17 0

£ s. rl. £ s. d. 3 :J 0 2H 6 1 1 7 2 15 0 I 0 0

58 16 G 6 311

75 H 6

.£751-1 6

SHARKS BAY ROAD BOAIW. To WHOll{ I'r lIfAY CONCERN.

A· T a Meeting of the Sharks Ba.y Road Board, held on the sixteenth day of June, 1905, it was resolved that

a General I~ate of Fourpence in the .£ should he levied on the rateable value of all rateahle property within the district on basis of annual value, in accordmlce with the provisions of "'rhe Roads Act, 1902."

(Signed) JOHN HENH,Y l\IEAD, Chairm:111.

16th June, 1905.

MECKERING HOAD BOAI:W.

M R R DIXON has been appointed Secretary of the l\Ieckering Road Board from 1st July, 1905.

W. DONNAN, Chairman Meckering Road Board.

l\Ieckering, 15th July, 1905.

AUG. 4. 1905.J GOVERN~fENT

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893. 1'--: OTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office of 1" the Deutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (German-Australian Steamship Company) is situate at the Office of Messrs. Strelitz Brothers, in Mouatt Street, Fremantle, and accessible to the public from 10 a.m. till noon and 2 p.m. till 4 p.m. on all week days, except Saturday, when the office will close at noon, and holidays, when the office will be closed all day.


MOSS & BARSDEN, Solicitors for the Company,

Fremantle.

THE ASSOCLA'rED TAMWORTH MINES, LIlIiITED.

N OTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office of the above Company is situate at 1\'Jaritana Buildings,

Maritana Street, Kalgoorlie, and that Arthur Vaux Kewney is the Attorney for the Company in Western Australia.


STONE & BURT, 308 l-1>1y Street, Perth,

Solicitors for the Company in Western Australia.

THE BATAVIA SEA AND FIRE INSURANCE COllIPANY.

N OTICE is hereby given that the Batavia Sea and Fire . Insurance Company intends to cease to carryon

business in the State of 'Western Australia. Dated the 7th day of July, H)05.

L. ELLSON, Attorney.

THE 'TURN 0]' THE TIDE (No-LIABILITY),

ENNUIN, WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

I hereby give notice that the Registered Office of the above·named Company is sitnated on the 1\'line at

Ennuin, 50 miles N.N.vV'. of Southern Cross, in the Yilgarn District.

JOHN FRANCIS DAVIES, Attorney for the Company.

THE FEDEltAL GOLD MINING COMPANY (No

LIABILITY) .

SALE OF FOR]'EITED SHARES.

. OTICE is hereby given that (unless the Call and any expenses incidental to the forfeiture of the shares

hereilU1fter referred to be paid previously to the d;1,y of sale) the contribLlting shares, Nos. 1 to <100, in the abovenamed CompfLny, having' been forfeited for non-paYll1fmt of Call No. 4.', will be offered for sale by public [mction, by "'IN. G. Aitken, at his office, Bayley Street, on S"tUl'day, 12th inst., at 11.30 a.m.

Coolgardie, 2nd Augnst, 1905.

""Y. G. AITKE0;, Acting Secrehwy.

THE NOR'rH END GOLD JYIINEB, :LUfJ'l'ED.

I,,'T OTICE is hereby given that the I~egistered Office of .1. '\J the abovenamed Company is situated <tt Kalgoorlie, on Goldmining Lease Number 4037E, known as the" Devon Consols South Extended," and is accessible to the public from 10 a.m. till 4, p.m. on every week day except Saturda.y, when the Office will be closed 11t noon, <tud holidnys, when it will be closed all day.

Dated this nineteenth day of July, HJ05. GEORGE H. JOSEPH,

Solicitor for the Compctny, Lane Street, Boulder.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF VVESTERN AUSTRALIA.

In the matte?' qf "The Companies Act, 1893," nncl, ';n the mattc?' of 'the A,-rino P1'oprieta-ry COPPe?' Mining Company (No-Liability).

N OTICE is hereby given that the Power of Attorney from the above Company to James stevens, dated the 15th

day of October, 1903, has been revoked, and that Sinclair James McGibbon, of Colonial JYlutual Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth, is now the Attorney for the said Company, and that the Registered Office of the Company is now situated at Colonial Mutual Chambers, 255 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

Dated at Perth, this 31st day of July, 1905.

SINCLAIR J. :McGIBBON, Attorney.

GAZETTE, W.A.

NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.

OF N.Z. NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

N OTICE is hereby given that the business of the above Company is now being transacted in offices situate

"National Chambers" (late Triggs' Chambers), 81 Barrack Street, Perth.

A. B. PLIMMER, Manager and Attorney.

NOTICES 'ro CREDITORS.

PERCY :MOIRA SHACKELL, DECEASED.

P URSU A.NT to "The Administration Act, 1903" (3 Edw. VII., No. 13) : Notice is hereby given that all creditors

and other persons having any claims and demands against the estate of Percy ~'loira Shack ell, late of 1\'Ialcolm, in the State of Western Australia, medical practitioner, deceased (who died at 1\'lalcolm, aforesaid, on the 4th day of May, 1905, and probate of whose will was, on the 16th day of June, 1905, granted forth of the Supreme Court of the said State to Augustine John Pili'lir, of Malcolm, aforesaid, architect, the sole executor mLmed in the said will), are hereby required to send, in writing', llarticulars of their cIr.ims n,nd demands to the said executor, addressed to llim at Malcolm, aforesaid, on or before the 28th day of Aug'ust, 1905: And notice is hereby [Llso given that, after the expiration of the last-mentioned date, the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased in accordance with the terms of the said will, and will lmve regard only to the claims and demands of which he shall then have had notice, in writing; and the said executor will not be liable for the assets of the said deceased, or any part thereof, to any person of whose claim he shall not then have had notice.

Dated 19th day of July, 1905. ~IAXWELL BROS.,

Solicitors for the said Executor, Menzies.

RE THOMAS LAUGHLIN SEYJ.lOUR, DECEASED.

OTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the estate of 'l'howas Lr1l1ghlin

Seymour, late of Bulong, in the Stn,te of vVestern AustralIa, miner, deceased (who died at Bulong aforesaid on the 28th day of November, 190,1, and probate of whose will was, on the 3rd day of J:r'ebruary, 1905, duly granted by the Supreme Court of "\Vestern Australia to Edwarcl Bry:"Lnt, of Bnlong, afores>"Lid, miner), are hereby required to send, in writing', p>"Lrticulal's of their claims and demands to the said Edward Bryant on or before the 28th day of August, 1905: And notice is hereby also given that after the l>"Lst-mentioned date the said Edw>"Lrd Bryant will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 'l'homas Laughlin Seymour among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the cltLims and dem:"Lncls of which the said Ed w,"rcl Bnant shall then have had notice; and the sa.id 1:<jdward Brymlt will not be liable for the assets of the said deceased, or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim the said Edward Bryant has not had notice at the time of su(;h distribution.

Dated this 17th day of July, 1905. STA WELL & COWLE,

Exchange Buildings, Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie, Solicitors for the Executor .

RE HARRY EUGENE HILL, DECEASED.

N OTICE is hereby given that 1Lll persons h,wing claims or demands against the estate of Harry Eugene Hill,

late of Kalgoorlie, in the State of vYestern Australia, lecturer to the School of Mines, at Kalgoorlie aforcsaid, deceased \who died at ILLIgoorlie aforesaid on the 28th clay of February, 1905, and letters of administration of whose estate was, on the 31st day of May, 1905, duly granted by the Supreme Court of Western Australia to Charles Herbert Hill, of Kalgoorlie aforesaid, medica'! practitioner), are hereby required to send, in writing, particulars of their claims and demands to the said Uharles Herbert Hill on or before the 26th day of August, 1905. And notice is hereby also given that after the last-mentioned date the said Charles Herbert Hill will proceed to distribute the assets of the said Harry Eugene Hill among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of which the said Charles Herbert Hill shall then have had n()tice; and the said Charles Herbert Hill will not be liable for the assets of the said deceased, or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim the said Charles Herbert Hill has not had notice at the time of such distribution.

Dated this 14th day of .Tuly, 1905.

STA WELL & COWLE, Exchange Buildings, Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie,

Solicitors for the Administrator.

24:34 GOVERNMENT

IN THE WILL AND ESTATE OF EDGAR JAMES TEMPLE

CRUTOHLEY, DECEASED.

llLJRSUANT to an Act of the Imperial Parliament, made i and passed in the 22nd and 23rd years of the reign of Her litte M.ajesty, Chapter 35, intituled " An Act- to further amend the Lmv of Property and to relieve TrustE'es" (adopted by Local Ordinance 31 Viet., No.8): Notice is hereby given that all creditors or persons having claims or demands upon or aga'nst the estate of Edgar James 'femple Crutchley, late of Mount Morgans, in the State of Western Australia, medical officer (who died at Albany 'on the 27th day of librch, 1905, leaving a will dated the 4th day of February, 1\104, whereof he appointed the Western Australian Trustee. Executor, and Agency Company, Limited, the Executor, and probate whereof was granted to the, said ,'Vestern Australian Trustee, Executor, and Agency Company, Limited, on the 22nd day of June, 1905, by the Supreme Court of 'Western Australia), are required hereby to sond full particulars of such claims and demands, in writ-inS'", to the said Trustee, Exec.utor, and Agency Company, Limited, or to us, the undersigned, its solicitors, on or before the 19th day of Aug'ust, 1905. And notice is hereby also given that at the expiration of the last-mentioned date the said Trustee Company will distribute the assets of the said testator amongst the pa,rties entitled thereto, havinO" reO"ard only to the claims and demands of which the Comp:ny;hall then have had notice, and the said Trustee Company will not be liable for the assets of the said testator, deceased, or an~ part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claIm the said Trustee i 'ompany has not had notice at the time of such distribution.

Dated the 12th day of July, 1905.

RICHARD S. HAYNES & CO., Barrack Street, Perth,

Solicitors for the said Company. --------------------------

NOTICE TO OREDITORS.

RE S'I.'ANLEY FRANOIS, DEOEASED.

N OTIC 8 is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands upon or against the estate of Stanley

Francis, late of Denham, Sharks Bay, in the State of ,Vestern Australia, storekeeper, who died at Denham, Sharks Bay aforesaid, on the 12th day of May, 1905, and lcttc1's of administration of whose csbtte and effects were, on the 17th day of July, 1905, granted by the Supreme Court to .Jane Elizabeth Celia Ji'mncis, of Denham, Sharks Bay, widow, are hereby required to scnd, in' writing, particulars of their claims and demands to the said Jane Eliza,beth Celia Fmncis on or before the 14th day of Augusb, 1905: And notice is also given that after the lastmentioned date the said Jane Elizabeth Cel'a Francis will distribute'the itSsets of the said Stanley Francis, deceased, amongst the persons entitled thereto, lmving regard only to tlw chilllS iLl1d demands of which she shall then have had notice. And the said Jane Elizabeth Celia Francis will n()t be liable for the assets of the said deceased, or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim she shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution.

Dated the 18th day of July, 1905. KIDSON & GA WLER,

Henry Street, Fremantle, Solicitors for the said administratrix.

RE JOHN RITCHIE SHAW, DECEASED.

N OTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the estate of John Ritchie Shaw,

late of Laverton, in the State of Western Australia, mining manager (who died at Coolgardie in the said State on the 15th day of November, 1904, and letters of administration of whose estate was, on the 22nd day of March, 1>105, duly granted by the Supreme Court of Western Australia to Campbell Shaw, of Lavcrton, aforesaid, mining manager), are hereby required to send, in writing, particulars of their claims and demands to the said Campbell Shaw on or before the 1st day of September, 1905: And notice is herehy also given tha,t after the last-montioned date the said Campbell Shaw will proceed to distribute the assets of the said John Ritchie Sbaw, deceased, amongst the parties entitled thereto. having regard only to the claims and clemands of which the said Campbell Shaw shall then have had notice; and the said Campbell Shaw will not be liable for the assets of the Sf tid decclltsed, or any part thereof so distributed, to any person whose claim the said Campbell Shaw has not had notice at the time of such dist.ribution.

Dated this 25th day of July, 1905. STAWELL & COWLE,

Exchange Buildings, Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie, Solicitors for the said Administrator.


RE JOHN CREAlII, DECEASED,

N O'l'ICE is hereby given that all creditors or persons having claims or demands against the estate of John

Cream, late of Geraldton, in the State of Western Australia, freeholder and storekeeper (who died at "Topsham," Stirling Street, Perth, on the 22nd day of February, 1905, leaving a will dated the :J2nd February, 1905, whereof he appointed his wife, Maria Cream, and William Moore, both of Geralton aforesaid, executrix and executor, and probate whereof was granted by the Supreme Court of Western Australia to the said Maria Cream and 'William Moore on the 17th day of May, 1905), are required hereby to render full particulars of snch claims and demands, in writing, to the said Maria Cream and William M:oore, or to us the undersigned, their solicitors, on or before the 4th day of September, 1905: And notice is hereby also given that at the expiration of the llast-mentionecl date the said Maria Cream and ,'V illi11m Moore will distribute the assets of the said testator amongst the parties (mtitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of which the said Maria Cream and 'William Moore shall then have had notice: Aud the said Maria Cream and William Moore will not be liable for the assets of the said testator, or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim the said Maria Cream and William Moore have n~t had notice at the time of such distribution.

Dated the 2nd day of August, 1905. RICHARD S. HAYNES &; CO.,

Solicitors for the Estate, 63 Barrack Street, Perth.

NOTICE TO OREDITORS.

IN THE SUPREME OOURT OF WES'l'ERN AUSTRALIA

-,PROBATE JURISDIOTION.

In the 'matte?' of the estate of John F"ede?"ick Ki?"koss alias Prede"icks, deceased.

W HEREA.S (In the twenty-ninth dtty of July, 1905, an order to administer the estate and effects of John

Frederick Kirkoss alias Fredericks alio"s l:bssiH.ll Jack, late of Fremantle, formerly of Peak Hill, in the State of Western Australia, farmer, deceased, who died on or about the seventeenth day of April, 1904, was granted by the Supreme Court of the said State, under the provisions of "'1'he Administration Act, 1903," to the undersigned, the Curator of Intestates' Estates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said deceased are hereby required to send particulars of such claims or demands to the undersigned, on or before the second day of September, 1905.

And further, that the "lmdersigned will, immediately after such date, proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the creditors and persons entitled thereto, having regard only to those claims of which he shall then have had notice. And the said Curator will not be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so distributed or ..dealt with, to any person of whose claim or demand he shall not then have receiveclnotice.

Dated at Perth, this 31st day of July, U10G. GERVASE CLIF'l'ON,

Curator of Intest[ltes' Estates.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

THE BANKRUPTOY ACT AlIiENDlI1ENT ACT, 1898. In the matter of Thomas Presg"ave, of J{algo01'lie, Miner,

a Debt01', - OTTCE is hereby given that a Meeting of Creditors of

the above-named Thomas Presgrave will be held at the offices of Messrs. F. Hilton & Co., situate at No. 181 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie, on Monday, 14th August, 1905, at 3 o'clock p.m.

Dated this 1st day of August, 1905,

[L.S.] FRANCIS HILTON, Agent for Debtor.

IN THE SUPREME OOURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

THE BANKRUPTOY AOT AMENDMENT ACT, 1898, In the matte,' of Alf)'ed Thomas P,'esg1'ave, of J{algoorlie,

.Mine?", a Debto?·.

N, OTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of the Creditors of the above-named Alfred Thomas Presgrave will be

held at the offices of Messrs. F. Hilton & Co., situate at No. 181 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie, on Monday, the 14th day of August., 1905, at 3'30 o'clock p.m.

Dated this 1st day of August, 1905. [L.S.] FRANCIS HILTO~,

Agent for the Debtor,

.AUG. 4, 1905.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2435

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892. Receiving Order.

Debtor's Name. \ Address. Description. Court. I No. of Date of Date of \ Act or Act .. of I Matter. Order. Petition. Bankruptcy .

Walter Stott ... j Bondi Laundry,.\ Beaufort Street,

I Perth I I Supreme Court, In of 1905 \ 31st day of 16th day of I Non-compliance with

Perth i July,I905 July,1905 ruptcy Notice.

I ,

Bank-

Notice of Intended Dividend.

I Description. I I

Last Day fOl' Debtor's Name. Address. Court.

i No. receiving Name of Trustee. Address.

Proofs.

John Robert Mason and Perth ... ... f Produce Mer- Supreme 32 of 19th day of Morrie Melville Supreme William Rees Jones chants Court, Perth 1905 A ugu st, ~Ioss Court, Perth (trading as" Mason & 1905. Jones ")

i

Notice of Dividends.

! Descrip~

i First or final

Debtor's Name. Address. Court. No. Amount per £. When payable. Where payable. I tion. i or otherwise.

MargaretDavies ... ... No. 11 Lake Poardlng- Supreme 27 Thirteen shillings and First and Saturday, 5th At the offices 0 St., Perth, house~ keeper Court, of three pence and a final dny of August, the Official lie and late of Perth 1899 fraction in the pounel 1905 ceiver, t;uprem Roe St., (13s.3d. ,md fraction Court, Perth.

e

Perth in the £) JlfaTY Fox Angelo ... Cottesloe Widow ... Do. . .. 23 Two shillings and Do. Do, Do.

of sevenpence and a 1904 fraction in the pound

(28. 7d. and a fraction in the £)

John Joseph Brennan ... Hay Street, Draper ... Do. ... 58 Six shillings and three Do. ,V eeInesday, 9th Do. Perth of pence and a fraction day of Augnst,

I 1905 in the pound (6s. 8d. I 1905

I and a fr<tction in the! £)

Fi"st Meetings and Public Ezaminations.

Date of Debtor's Descrip-Name. Address. tion. Court. Number. first

Meeting.

Richard Allen Perth ... Engraver : Suprelne 68 of 1905 15th day of (trading" as Conrt, August, uR. Allen & Perth 1905 Co.") I

IHe ,,1. '0« Evan WilliU1n i Southern Do. 62 of 1905 Do. Jones I Cross

contractor

L

\ Joseph Dalziel Leonora ... Do. 81 of 1905 Do. Rudd I and Ell-

I gilleer I

--~~-- ~--- - ---- ~-.--- ...

Dated this 31'c1 day of August, 1905.

IN THE SUPREl'<1E COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the matte,' of "The Bankl'1tptcy Act Amendment Act, 189B," and in the matter of Hugh W"ight Petherick and Reginald Peth"'ick No?·th, tl'ading as "Diamond Express," of Fnmantle, a Debtor.

Nl0TICE is hereby given that the above-named debtor J.. has executed a Deed of Assignment under the provisions of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendmeut Act, 1898," and that the same is now lying for inspection and execution at the offices of George Edward Prout, of Henry Street, Fremantle, Accountant.

Dated this 3rd day of August, 1905. [L.S.] 1\1. lYI. MOSS,

Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

In the matter of" The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," attd in the me~tte,' William Henry O'Brien, Clerk, of Colin St"eet, Perth, a DebtOl·.

l\. T OTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of the Creditors 1. " of William Henry O'Brien, of Colin Street, Perth, will be held at the offices of Mr. Sinclair J. McGibbon, Colonial Mutual Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth, on Thursday, the loth day of August, 1905, at 4 p.m.

Dated this 2nd day of August, 1905. [L.S.] SINOLAIR J. McGIBBON,

Agent for the Debtor. Sinclair J.' McGibbon, A.I.A. V., A.S.A.A., Eng., Inc01'P07'atell

Accountant, Colonial M1tt1tal Chambe1'S, Pe1'th.

Date of i Date of Public Order, if any,

Hour. Place. Exami- Hour. Place. for SUlnmary nation. Administra-

tion.

3 p.m. Suprelue 15th altyo! 10'30 a.m. Suprenlc 3re1 clay of Court, August, Court, August, Perth 1905 Perth 1905

a·SOp.ill. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.

2·30p.m. Do.! Do. Do. Do. Do.

iY1. 1'11. 1\10SS, Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ''[ESTERN AUSTRALIA

- IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the matte>' of" The Bankrupfcy Act Amendment Act, .lR9R," and in the matte,' of John Hltghes Bell, of 82 Queen Street, Fremanile, Builde;' and Conh'acto;', a Debto,·.

N OTICE is hereby given that the above-named debtor has executed a Deed of Assignment under the pro

visions of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," and that the same is now lying for inspection and execution at the offices of Messrs. H. R. Coombs & Co., Accountants, Halsbury Chambers, Howard Street, Perth.

Dated this 3rd day of August, 1905.

[L.S.] M. M .. MOSS, Official R.eceiver in Bankruptcy.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF VVESTERN AUSTRALIA.

THE B..lNKRUPTCY ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1898. In the ma,ttm' of John Smith, of KalgoOl'lie, Miner, a Debt01·.

l\. T OTICE is hereby giv,'lU that a Meeting of Creditors .1.. ~ of the above-named John Smith will be held at the Offices of Messrs. j<'. Hilton & Co., situate at No. 181 Hg,nnans Street, Kalgoorlie, on Monday, the 14th dl1Y of August, 1905, at 4 o'clock p.m.

Dated this 1st day of August, 1905.

[L.S.] FRANCIS HILTON, Agent for the Debtor.

2436 GOVERNMENT

N OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership lately subsisting between us, the undersigned, JOSEPH

ASHTON and PATRICK BADHAnr, carrying on business as Painters and Signwriters at Fremantle and Kalgoorlie, under the style or firm of "Ashton & Badham," has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the first day of July, one thousand nine hundred and five. All debts due to or owing by the said late firm will be received and paid by the said Patrick Badham.

As witness O~U' hands this twenty_eighth day of July, one thousand nine hundred and five.

(Signed) (Signed)

JOSEPH ASHTON. PATRICK BADHAM.

Moss « Ba'rsden, SolicitM'S, Fnmantle.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

N OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto carried on by CHARLES McDONALD ROBERTS, JOHN

ARCHIBALD ROBERTS, and EDWAIW MAGNUS DIXON, at Nannine and Meekatharra, as Hotel-keepers, Stock Dealers, Graziers, and Butchers, under the sty Ie or firm of "Roberts Bros. and Dixon," has been dissolved by mutual consent on the 23rd day of June, 1905. All debts owing by the firm must be rendered to the Manager of the vVestern Australian Bank, Nannine, on or before the 17th day of July, 1905, aud all debts due to the firm must be paid forthwith at the firm's places of business.

Dated this 28th day of June, 1905. C. M. ROBERTS, J. A. ROBERTS, E. lYI. DIXON,

By their Solicitor,

A. W. PALFREYMAN.

UPPElt CANNING BRIDGE AND ApPROACHES

CONTRACT, ALBANY R,OAD.

T ENDERS will be received at this Office up to 1100n on Tuesday, 22nd Augnst, 1905, for the above Contract.

They are to be addressed to" The Hon. the Minister for \'i-orks," and marked outside, "'l'ender for Upper Canning Bridge and Approaches Contract, Alb,my H,oad."

Conditions of Contract, Speeificfttions, and Drawing's may be seen at the Contractors' H,oom, Perth.

The lowest or any tendtll' will not necessarily be accepted.

By order of the Hon. the JYlinister for W odrs,

F. L. STROKACH, Under Secretary for Public vVorks.

Public W orles Office, Perth, \"1 estern Australia,

,tth August, 1905.


THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. SUBSCRIPTIONS: The Subscription is at the rate of 12s.

6d. per annum, payable in advance.

Subscriptions are required to terminate at the end of June or December; a less period than six months cannot be subscribed for.

ADVERTISEMENTS are charged at the following rates :

For the first 8 lines, 4s.

For flvery additional line, 4d., and hali price for each subsequent insertion.

The GOVERNMENT GAZETTE is published on FRIDAY in each week, and Notices for insertion must be received by the Government Printer before Ten o'clock on the day preceding the day of publication.

All communications should be addressed tv "The Government Printer. Perth."

CONTENTS. Administration Act ... Agriculture, Department of Banking Bankruptcy Colonial Secretary's Department Companies Curator of Intestate Estates Deceased Persons' Estates ... Education Department Fremantle Ha.rbour Trust ... Goldfields Water Supply Government Labour Bureau Health Boards Inspection of Machinery Act Land Titles Lands Department Mines Department Mining Companies lYIissing Friends Municipalities Orders in Council Partnerships dissolved Post Office Savings Bank Premier's Office Proclamations Public Service Commissioner Public Works Departm<mt ... Itailways Road Boards (see also under " Lands"

" Public IV orks" Departments) Tender Board 'I'enders accepted 'renders invited Transfer of Land Act Treftsury

Page.

2428,2433-4 2418

2401,2427 2434-5 2401-6

2433 2428,2434

2428,2433-4 2426 2427 2424 2426 2430 2418

2428-30 2409-18 2418-22

2433 2428 2430 2404 2436 2409 2406

2401--4 2405

2~t2i-5, 2436 2423

and 2430-2 2425-6 2424-5

2,t23-6, 2436 2428-30 2406-9

By Authority: A. CUI~TIS, Acting Government Printer, Perth.

wester australia. - western australian legislation

Documents