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WESTERN AUSTRATA[Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.]

[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSAIISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.]

L1918.PERTH : FRIDAY, TvIA'a 31.

The Land Act, 1898.

PIIOCLAMAT ION

(Resumption)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, t By His Excellency the Right Honour -To WIT. J able Sir William Grey Ellison-

Macartney, Privy Councillor, KnightWILLIAM ELLISON- Commander of the Most Distinguished

MACARTNEY, Order of St. Michael and St. George,Governor. Governor in and over the State of

[ms.] Western Australia and its Dependen-cies, in the Commonwealth of Australia.

Corr. No. 588/16.'WHEREAS by Section 9 of "The Land Act, 1898,"the Governor may resume, for any of the purposes speci-fied in Section 39 of the said Act, any portion of landheld as a Grazing Lease: And whereas it is deemedexpedient that the portions of Kojonup Location 5042(Grazing Lease 3244/68), as described hereunder, shouldbe resumed for one of the purposes specified in para-graph 8 of Section 39 of the said Act, that is to say,for Townsite: Now therefore I, Sir William GreyEllison-Macartney, Governor as aforesaid, with the ad-vice of the Executive Council, do by this my proclama-tion resume portions of Kojonup Location 5042 (Grazing Lease 3244/68) for the purpose aforesaid.

Schedule.Those portions of Kojonup Location 5042 (Grazing

Lease 3244/68) as surveyed and shown on Diagram41058, and comprising respectively 78 acres 2 roods 16perches North of the Wagin-Bowelling Railway Reserve,and 36 acres 3 roods 24 perches South of the said Rail-way Reserve; total, 115 acres 2 roods. (Plan 410/80,F4.)

Given under may hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 29th day of May,1918.

By His Excellency 's Command,

H. B. LEFROY,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING !

ORDER IN COUNCIL.At the Executive Council Chamber at Perth, this

15th day of May, 1918.

Present:His Excellency the Governor.

The HonourablesThe Colonial Secretary,R. H. Underwood, M.L.A.

Agri.. No. 1048/11.WHEREAS the enactment contained in Section 74 of

The Constitution Act, 1889," whereby the appoint-ment of all public officers under the Government of theState is vested in the Governor in Council does not applyto minor appointments which by Order in Council arevested in Heads of Departments or other officersor persons within the State: And whereas the appoint-nvent of foremen and all other persons employed at adaily rate of wage on works under the control of theDepartment of Agriculture was vested in J. F. Moody,J. M. B. Connor, and W. L. Boswell: Now. therefore,His Excellency the Governor, by and with the adviceof the Executive Council, hereby cancels the authorityof J. F. Moody, J. M. B. Connor, and W. B. Boswellto appoint foremen and all other persons employed ata daily rate of wage on works under the control of theDepartment of Agriculture.

BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Council.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.At the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this

15th day of May, 1918.Present:

His Excellency the Governor.The HonourablesThe Colonial Secretary,

R. K. Underwood, M.L.A.Agri. No. 1048/11.

WHEREAS the enactment contained in Section 74 of"The Constitution Act, 1889," whereby the appoint-ment of all public officers under the Government of theState is vested in the Governor in Council does not applyto minor appointments which by Order in Council arevested in Heads of Departments or other officersor persons within the State: And whereas it is desir-able that the appointment of persons employed on workill connection with the State Farms, Butter and Bacot.).Factories, Potato Inspection, Fertiliser Inspection, and

776 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [MAY 31, 1918.

Government Wool Classing Scheme at a daily rate ofwages should be vested in Percy Wicken: Nov, there-fore, His Excellency the Governor, by and with theadvice of the Executive Council, hereby vests in PercyWicken, and any person appointed to temporarily actin the place of such officer, the appointment of allpersons employed on such works at a daily rate of wages.


ORDER IN COUNCIL.

At the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this24th day of April, 1918.

Present:The HonourablesThe Colonial Secretary (Senior

Member),The Minister for Mines,R. H. Underwood, M.L.A.

Agri. No. 1048/11.WHEREAS the enactment contained in Section 74 of"The Constitution Act, 1889," whereby the appoint-ment of all public officers under the Government of theState. is vested in the Governor in Council does not applyto minor appointments which by Order in Council arevested in Heads of Departments or other officersor persons within the State: And whereas it is desir-able that the appointment of foremen and all otherpersons employed at a daily rate of wages in connectionwith the Yandanooka Estate should be vested in JohnRobinson and A. G. White: Now, therefore, His Ex-cellency the Governor, by and with the advice of theExecutive Council, hereby vests in John Robinson andA. G. White and any persons appointed to temporarilyact in the place of those officers the appointment offoremen and all other persons employed in connectionwith the Yandanooka Estate at a daily rate of wages.


The Vermin Boards Act, 1909.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.At the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this

15th day of May, 1918.Present:

His Excellency the Governor.The HonourablesThe Colonial Secretary,

R. H. Underwood, M.B.A.Agri. No. 899/18.

WHEREAS it is enacted by "The Vermin Boards Act,1909," that the Governor may by Order in Councilconstitute any defined portion of the State a VerminDistrict for the purpose of the said Act, and may specifythe boundaries of and assign a name to such District:And whereas by the said Act it is further enacted thatfor every district there shall be a Board which shallconsist of so many members as may from time to timebe prescribed by the Governor, and that until the firstelections of the members of a Board the members shallbe appointed by the Governor: Now, therefore, IllsExcellency the Governor, in exercise of the powers con-ferred by the said Act, cloth hereby, by and with theadvice and consent of the Executive Council, constitutethe Armadale-Kelmscott Road District a Vermin Dis-trict for the purposes of the said Act under the nameof the Armadale-Kelmscott Vermin District and withboundaries in every respect identical with the boundariesof the said Road District: And in further exercise of thesaid powers His Excellency the Governor (loth, with theadvice and consent aforesaid, prescribe nine as the numberof members which shall constitute the Board of the saidVermin District, and doth appoint James Butcher,Anham Briggs, Frederick Barnes, Joseph Henry Cham-pion, Albert Cornish, Henry Fancote, Walter RowlandHand, Burnett Saltmer Jobson, and William HenryLockard to be members of the Board of the said VerminDistrict,


The Land Act, 1898.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

At the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this29th day of May, 1918.

Present:His Excellency the Governor.

The HonourablesThe PremierF. E. S. Willmott, M.L.A.

Corr. No. 7611/97.WI-IEREAS by Section 42 of " The Land Act, 1898,"it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyReserve shall vest in and be held by any Municipality,Road Board, or other person or persons to be named inthe order, in trust for any of the purposes set forthin Section 39 of the said Act, or for the like or otherpublic purposes to be specified in such order: Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 4704should vest in and be held by the Honourable the Minis-ter for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage, in trustfor the pm-pose of Water: Now, therefore, IIis Excellencythe Governor, by and with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, doth hereby direct that the before-mentioned Reserve shall vest in and be held by the Hon-ourable the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage, in trust for the purpose aforesaid ; subject,nevertheless, to the powers reserved to him by Section41 of the said Act.


JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.Premier's Office,

Perth, 30th May, 1918.ISIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to accept the resignation of John Hamilton,Esq., as a Justice of the Peace for the Broome Magis-terial District.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Secretary to the Premier.

Treasury Department,394/18. Perth, 23rd May, 1918.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theAgency' of the Government Savings Bank at Nyabinghas been transferred from Mrs. A. Fiebig to Mrs. A.Wisbey.

E. A. BLACK,Under Treasurer and Controller General of Accounts.

No. 15493.C.S.O.APPOINTMENT.Colonial Secretary's Office,

Perth, 31st May, 1918.HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto approve of the following appointment:

M.P.H. 218/15.Dr. John A. R. Mitchell as JuniorResident Medical Officer, Perth Public Hospital, as fromthe 1st May, 1918.

S. BENNETT,Acting Under Secretary.

Education Department,Perth, 24th May, 1918.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the appointment of the Rev. A. D. Webbas a member of the Mourambine Committee of SchoolManagement, vice the Rev. Davies Moore, resigned;also the re-appointment of Mr. G. Wilson.

CECIL ANDREWS,Director of Education.


HIS Excellency the Governor- in Executive Council hasapproved of the re-appointment of Mrs. C. Burnett asa member of the South Perth Committee of SchoolManagement.

CECIL ANDREWS,Director of Education.


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the re- appointment of the Rev. E. Davis,Mrs. E. C. Dean, and Messrs. J. Allnutt, II. Lake, andJohn Tomelty as members of the Blackwood Committeeof School Management.

CECIL ANDREWS,Director of Edu cation,

Mu( 31, 1918.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 777

No. 15494.C.S.O.POLICE BENEFIT FUND REGULATIONS.

Colonial Secretary's Office,Perth, 31st May, 1018.

2363/17.IDS Excellency the Governor in Council has beenpleased to approve the repeal of existing PoliceBenefit Fund Regulations and the substitulion of thefollowing' tlierefor.

S. BENNETT,Acing Under Secretary.

1. These Regulations shall not apply to the Com-missioner of Police nor to any person who prior toor since his appointment as a commissioned officerwas paid a gratuity from the Western AustralianPolice Benefit Fund, Mit, subject as aforesaid, shallapply to every member of the Police Force.

2. The Fund shall be constituted as follows:(a.) Such annual grant as may be voted by Par-

liament.(b.) A monthly deduction at the rate of three

per cent. per annum from the pay ofmembers of the Force, in accordance withthe following scale:

Members in receipt of 8/6 per clay, it monthly deduction of 7/99/. 8/29/6 8/S

10/. 9/210/6 9/6II/. 10 /-12/. 11 /-13/. 11/1013/6 12/414/. 12/914/6 13/313/6 If 14/2

Inspectors and Chief inspector, three percent. per annum on their respective an-nual rates of pay.

(c.) All fines imposed on the members of theForce.

(d.) Proceeds of unclaimed stolen goods soldunder Section 75 of "The Police Act,1892."

Fees and mileage received by members ofthe Police Force in serving process of aLocal Court under "The Local CourtsAct, 1904," or a Court of Petty Sessionsunder "The Justices Act, 1902," exceptsuch fees as are allowed to members ofthe Police Force duly appointed asBailiffs under Police Regulation 410.

Fees, mileage, and other expenses receivedby members of the Police Force in theservice of a writ of execution of a war-rant of the Supreme Court.

3. The Board shall consist of five members to beappointed from time 'to time by the Governor. Oneof such members shall be a member of the ExecutiveCouncil, who shall be the Chairman of the Board;'and two of such members shall be appointed on thenomination of the contributors to the Fund.

4. The nomination of members of the Board bythe contributors to the Fund shall be by ballot tobe taken by the Chairman of the Board.

5. The members of the Board (except the Chair-man) shall hold office during the pleasure of theGovernor, provided that a nominated member shall

not hold office without re-nomination and re-appoint-ment for a longer period than three years.

G. 1 member of the Force who entered theService prior to the 14th day of December, 1917, andwho may have served therein for twelve consecutiveyears or over shall he permitted to claim his dis-charge therefrom, and a gratuity of one month's payfor each veal's service.

7. Any member of the Force who entered. theService on or after the 14th day of December, 1917,and who may have served therein for twelve conse-cutive years or over, shall be permitted to claim hisdischarge therefrom, and a gratuity on the followingbasis :

Period of Service, and No. of Weeks' Salaryfor each Year of Service.

Over 12 and under 15 yearsTwo.Over 15 and under 20 yearsTwo and two-

thirds.Over 20 arid under 25 yearsThree.Over 25 yearsFour.

S. Any member of the Force who may have servedtherein for seven consecutive years, and who may bereported on medical authority as unfit for furtherservice, may claim a gratuity of one month's payfor each year's service; except members referred toin Regulation 7, who may claim a gratuity on thescale therein prescribed.

9. Any member of the Force compelled to leavethe service from injuries received, or ill-health con-tracted in the execution of his duty, may claim agratuity not exceeding one year's pay, in additionto any farther claim he may have under these Regu-lations, provided that the Board may refuse anygratuity under this rule unless notice of the injuriesor ill-health has been given by or on behalf of suchmember to the Commissioner of Police as soon aspracticable after such injuries were received orsuch ill-health contracted and recorded on the per-sonal file of such member.

H. The widow, or if there be no widow then theorphan (or orphans), or if there be neither widownor orphan then the next of kin of any member ofthe Force who may have served therein for a periodof seven years or over, may claim a gratuity notexceeding one month's pay for each year's service ofthe deceased; except in respect of members referredto in Regulation 7, the dependents of whom mayclaim a gratuity on the scale therein prescribed, pro-vided the deceased member had served for a periodof seven years or over.

11. The widow, or if there be no widow then theorphan (or orphans), or if there be neither widownor orphan then the next of kin of any member ofthe Force who shall have lost his life in thedischarge of his duty may claim a gratuity equal toone year's pay of the deceased, in addition to anyfurther claim he might have had under these Regu-lations.

12. For the purposes of the foregoing Regula.-Lions, a gratuity based on one month's pay for eachyear of service shall be calculated on the basis ofthe average monthly rate of pay received for thelast three years of service.

13. The widow, or if there be no widow, then theorphan (or orphans), or if there be neither widownor orphan then the next of kin of alty member ofthe Force who has served for a period of more thanone year and less than seven years therein, mayclaim a gratuity of not more than :E50,


14. The character and pecuniary position of thewidow, and the number and pecuniary position of thechildren or next of kin, as the case may be, of thedeceased member of the Force, will invariably betaken into consideration by the Board when recom-mending gratuities from this Fund, and it shall belawful for the Board to apply the gratuity grantedto such widow or orphans or next of kin for theirbenefit in such manner as the Board may deem fit.

15. It shall he competent for the Board to recom-mend the payment of gratuities in any deservingcases not comprised in the foregoing Regulations.

16. All claims for gratuities must be supportedby such certificates, vouchers, or testimonials as maybe reasonably required by the Board.

17. In calculating the amount of gratuity awardedin any ca,;e. the period of service shall count fromthe date at which a menrber of the Force commencedto contribute to the Fond; except in respect of mem-bers vho were contributors prior to -20th May, 190.8.In such eases the period of service shall count fromthe date of appointment to the Force.

18. The moneys described in Regulation 2 shallbe paid by the Ministerial Accountant to the creditof an account in the Treasury to be called "WesternAustralian Police Benefit Fund Account," andmoneys shall be drawn therefrom only on the ap-proval of the Governor-in-Council.

19. The Board shall cause a proper record of re-ceipts and disbursements made under these Regula-tions to be included in the books of the MinisterialDepartment, and such shall be audited every twelvemonths by the Auditor General, who shall affix hissignature to the yearly statement, and every fouryears the condition of the Fuld shall be examinedby the Government Actuary, who shall report on suchtO the Board.

20. Of the amount to the credit of the Fund suchsums as may be recommended by the Board shall boinvested. in Government Inscribed Stock or otherapproved security, and the balance, with all othermoneys paid into the Treasury from time to time onaccount of Fund, shall be payable to an accountin the Govcertment Savings Bank.

Approved bExceptive Cou

's Excellency the Governor init this 29th day of May, 1918.


Crown Law Department,C.L.D. 545/13. Perth, 27th May, 1918.

THE Hon. Attorney General has been pleased to appointConstable William :Albert Dunstan acting Bailiff of theLocal Court., Kollonup, vice Constable Hubbard on sickleave.

H. G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law.

DECLARATION AND ATTESTATIONS ACT, 1913.Crown Law Department,

C.L.D. 1157/14. Perth, 24th May, 1918.THE Honourable the Attorney General has approved ofthe following appointment:

Francis William Bainbridge as a Commissioner forDeclarations at Carnarvon.

And has cancelled the appointment of Frederic ClarkBishop, of Carnarvon.


Crown Law Department,Perth, 30th May, 1918.

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

C.L.D. 9488/12. Constable William Albert Dunstanto be Acting Clerk of the Local Court and Acting Clerkto the Magistrates, Kojonup, during the absence ofConstable Hubbard, ill.

C.L.D. 1924/13.Arthur Slade Forbes to be ActingElectoral Registrar for the Collie Electoral District dur-ing the absence of P. M. L Read, as from the 18th May,1918.

C.L.D. 1931/18.Ellis Jethro Wesley Walker to beActing Electoral Registrar for the Vilgarn ElectoralDistrict, vice Daniel Edward Creed, as from the 27thMay, 1918.

C.L.D. 8796/12. Ellis Jethro Wesley Walker to beActing Clerk of the Local Court and Acting Clerk tothe Magistrates, Southern Cross, and Acting Clerk ofthe Licensing Court for the Yilgarn District at South-ern Cross, as from the 27th May, 1918.

C.L.D. 2186 /1.1. John William McGrath to be DeputyMember of the Licensing Court, Beverley, vice A. Skip-worth who has left the district.



RIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the following appointment:

1903/18.Evelyn Manning as a Sworn Valu-ator under "The Transfer of Land Act, 1893."



THE Hon. the Attorney General has approved of theundermentioned cancellations and appointments ofPostal \Tote Officers, under Section S9 of "The Elec-toral Act, 1907":

APPOINTMENTS.Kimberley District.

DerbyCrowe, Win. S. (Sergeant of Police).Wagin District.

MoodiarupDavenport, E. J.Williams-IV arrogim District.

Lucknow Farm, WedinDear, Chas.CANCELLATIONS,

Avon District.TamminMcCorkill, R. J.

Bunbury District.AustralindClifton, Joseph B.

Kanowna District.NorsemanHill, Alfred J.411-Mile, Trans. Railway Foley, James.

Kimberley District.DerbyBuckland, Harold.

Murray Wellington District.West MurrayStrickland, Geo. T.

Nelson District.GreenbushesThorley, Edwin S.

Perth District.Electoral DepartmentBowers, A.

Roebourne District.Exmouth GulfKing, Win. J.

Wagin District.DumbleyungElliott, (Mrs.) Mary.

Williams-N arrogin District.Darkan Finlay, George.

H. G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law,

MAY 31, 191S.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 779

GOVERNMENT LAND SALESDepartment of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 31st May, 1918.THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale, at public auction, on the dates and at the placesspecified in the Schedule below, at 11 o'clock a.m., ex-cept Narrogin at l2 noon, Bridgetown at 10.30 a.m.,Bunbury at 3.30 p.m., Geraldton at 2 p.m., Albany at4 p.m.:

RAVENSTHORPE.4th June, at the h'arden's Office

RavenstkorpcTown, 235, 239, 240, lr. Sp. each,£10 each; 268, 1r., £12.

MEEKATHARRA.5th Juice, at the Mining Registrar's Office

MeekatharraTown, 383, 384, lr. each, £15 each;502, 547, 54S, 549, lr. each, £12 each; 550, 39.9p.£15.

KATANNING.0th Jnne, at the District Lands Office

Katann1ng"635, 4 acres 2r. 1p., £18.Tenterden*129, 5 acres, £11.

NARROGIN.Gth June, at the District Survey Office

tKoddininTown, 3, lr., £20; 7, lr., £17; S, 39.9p.,£20.

tKulin--Town, 83, S4, lr. each, £20 each.

NORTHAM.Stlt June, at the District Survey 0/Ne

i-Bruce Rock-42, lr., £20; 134, lr., £30.tKorbel-12, lr., £15.tNungarin-7, 1r., £20.tPithara G, lr., £1S; 21, lr., £20.Quairading-107, 39.9p., £15.

BRIDGETOWN.12th June, at the District Survey Office

tKulikup-34, lr., £10.Nannup-117, 1 acre Or. 17p., £10.

*Noggerup-71, 4 acres 3r. 27p.; 72, 4 acres 3r. 29p.;73, 5 acres Or. 27p.; 74, 4 acres 2r. 23p.; 75, 4acres 2r. 29p.; 76, 5 acres 2r. Op.; £12 each.

North Greenbushes-21, 22, lr. each, £10 each.

BUNBURY.12th June, at the District Land Office

Collie-731, 732, lr. each, £10 each.

GERALDTON.14th June, at the District Land Office

Geraldton-974, 1 acre 3r. 13p.; 975, 1 acre 3r.26p.; £12 each.

*Howatharra-117, 3 acres Or. 31p., £16; 118, 2 acreslr. 19p., £12.

tMorawa-11, Ir., £20; 22, lr. £15.tNaraling-56, lr., £15; 69, 70, lr. each, £20 each;

71, lr., £25.

PERTH.14th June, at this Office

*tBoddington-60, 5 acres Or. 3p., £15."Mundijong -96, 4 acres 2r. 12p.; 97, 4 acres 2r.

10p.; 102, 4 acres lr. 18p.; 103, 4 acres 1r. 8p.;£12 each.

Yundurup-60, 2r. 26p., £12 10s.KALGOORLIE.

19th June, at the District Lands OfficeBoulder-2661, lr., £12.Kalgoorlie-1220, 1.r., £15; R1223, lr., £12 10s.;

1271, lr., £12; 2937, 38.9p., £22; 2944, lr. 1p.,£18.

ALBANY.21st June, at the District Lands 0#ice

tDenrnark*121, 2 acres 3r. 18p., £18; 122, 2r. 15p.,£3.

Mt. Barker-237, 3r. 61dp., £22.Narrikun-8, lr., £12.

The purchaser will have the option of taking in lieuof a grant of the fee simple, a lease under the Regula-tions at the scheduled capital value nearest the upsetprice for the term of 99 years, and a premium equal tothe amount of his bid in excess of the upset price.

*Suburban for cultivation, five years.

tEach of the above-mentioned lots will be sold on thecondition that the purchaser or his transferees shall notat any time obtain or hold a license for the sale ofintoxicating liquor on the lot purchased.

o All improvements On the land offered for sale are theproperty of the Crown, and shall be paid for as theMinister may direct.

Plans and further particulars of these sales may heobtained at this office. Land sold to a depth of 200feet below the natural surface, except in mining districts,

. where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet only.H. S. KING,

Surveyor General and Under Secretary for Lands.

AUCTION SALE.Department of Lauds and Surveys,

Perth, 3.1st May, 1918.1T is hereby notified, for general information, that alease for a term of five years without the right of pur-chase, over the land described below, will be offered bypublic auction at the District Lands Office, Kalgoorlie,at 11 a.m., on 19th June, at an upset price of 15s. peracre per annum, with the right to a renewal of leasesubject to a.ppraisement of rent:

That piece of land, situate in Boulder Townsite,bounded by Auburn, Clancy, Kiagsmill, and KeeganStreets, containing 17 acres Or. 131,.

H. S. KING,Surveyor General and Under Secretary for Lands.

AMENDMENT OP AREAS AND BOUNDARIES OFRESERVES.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 31st May, 191S,

HiS Excellency the Governor ri Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the Areas and Boundariesof the following Reserves tieing amended as describedin the Schedules below, for the purposes therein setforth; the Arens ;end Boundaries previously publishedin the Govereho at Ga:ctte being hereby cancelled:

7611/97.AVON (N,Voolering Well).No. 4704 (Water). Lo-

cation 9444. (10 acres.) (Plan 2.-,[a, 112.)6765/06.AVON (Knungajin L.K. 6!;).N 0. I (

Public utility). Avon Location and nto areabounded by lines starting front the South-East cornerof Avon Location 14193, and ,211teRding North to itsNorth-East corner; thence East 56 chains 17 links tothe South-West side of a surveyed road; thence 155deg.32min. 41 chains 99 links to the North-East corner ofAvon Location 353].; thence West, South, and Eastalong its North, West, and South boundaries to theWest side of a surveyed road, and thence West alongsame to the starting point. (702 acres.) (Flans 34/SO,F2, and 35/80, A2.)

H. S. KING,Surveyor General and 17 der Secretary for Lands.

ADDITION TO KING'S PARK RESERVE A1720.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Comes. 797/90. Perth, 31st May, 1918.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of Perth Lot L74 being addedto "The King's Park Reserve 'A' 1720," and toclassify such addition under "The Permanent ReservesAct, 1899," as of Class "A." (Plan Perth.)


THE CEMETERIES ACT, 1597, AND AMENDINGACTS.

Amendment of By-laws.Youanmi Cemetery Itcseree 13798.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr, 3509/11. Perth, :31st flay, 1918.

NIS Exiidlency the Governor in Executive. Council hasbeen pleased to approve, under " The Cemeteries Act,1897," ;:ud amending Acts, of the amendment of theBy-laws of the Vouannii Cemetery (Reserve 13798) bythe deletion therefrom of By-law No. 10.



FORFEIT URES.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 31st May, 1918.

THE undermentioned Leases have been forfeited underSection 136 of The Land Act, 1598," for non-paymentof rent due to 31st December, 1917:

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Bent, Corres. No.Norton, Harold, Plantagenet (3194), 31917/55 (100a.),

£7 Is. ld.; 5361/12.Norton, Harold, Plantagenet (348S), 1389/00 (10a.).,

£16 12s. Gd.; 5706/12.Hickinbotham, T. L., Williams (7305-d), 23804/55

(Slla.), £144 1.0s.; 7897/09.Hubbert, James II., Avon (19570), 30S94/55 (252a.),

£13 3s. Id.; 14131/11.Oliver, P. A., Beverley (219), 807/SS (3a. 2r.), £2 ls.

Gd.; 12334/08.Pearson, Edwin; Cole, William. Chas., and Prentice,

Arthur, jingalup (9), 20/1170 (56) (1,000a.), £48Os. Gd.; 2392/11.

Kiely, Thos. Bernard, Avon (15215), 9067/68 (1,744a.),£72 5s. 5d.; 1634/14.

Ford, John, Avon (pt. 15749), 9137/6S (1,122a.), £6814s. 11d.; 2511/14.

Filmer, 0. S., Williams (5806), 12540/55 (162a.), £719s. lad.; 4661/06.

The undermentioned Lease has been forfeited underSection 137d as abandoned:

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, Corres. No.Fairgrieve, William john, Wellington (2700 and pt.

2699), 10515/68 (1,839.1/4a.), abandoned ; 122/18.


LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 31st May, 1918.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by public auction, as provided by"The Land Act, 1898," at the following upset prices:

Applications to be lodged at Bridgetown.6492/96.BRIDGETOWN, Suburban for Cultiva-

tion, 400, £10. Subject to the value of any improvementswhich may exist on the lot.

Applications to be lodged at Katanning.3487/16.*NY1ABING, Suburban for Cultivation, 40,

£12; 41 to 49 inclusive, £10 each.*Each of the above-mentioned lots ill be sold on the

condition that the purchaser or his transferees shall notat any time obtain or hold a license for the sale ofintoxicating liquor on the lot purchased.

Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referredto are now obtained at this office and the offices of thevarious Government Land Agents.


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.Closed Road, Stirling Estate.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. 850/18. Perth, 24th May, 1918.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the land comprised in Stirling Estate Lot No. 228 (the closed road abutting onStirling Estate Lot 108) being made available for selec-tion under the provisions of "The Land Act, 1898," and"The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," and itsamendments, to the owners of adjoining lands. at £17s. per acre, on WedneSday, the 12th -June, 1918. Ap-plications must be lodged at the Local Land Office, Bun-bury. All applications lodged on or before the abovedate will he treatedl as having been received on thatdate, and if there be more than one applicant, the ap-plication to be granted will be determined by the LandBoard. (Plan 41311/40.)


OPEN FOR LEASING (SECTION 41A).Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 31st May, 1918.Reserve 2992 (near Treslove Lagoon).

C4r. 2579/95.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatReserve 2992 will be avaliable for leasing under Section41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, forgrazing purposes, on Wednesday, 5th June, 1915, at arental of £1 per thousand acres per annum, the lease tobe renewable at the will of the Hon. the Minister forLands and terminable at three months' notice on eitherside, the rent to be apportioned accordingly. All appli-cations lodged on or before such date will be treated ashaving been received on that date, and if there be morethan one applicant the application to be granted will bedetermined by the Land Board:Reserve 2992, compris-ing about 2,500 acres, Treslove Lagoon, Esperance Dis-trict. (Plan 402/SO, C3.)

Applications must be lodged at the Kalgoorlie LocalLand Office.

II. S. KING,Surveyor General and Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION FOR PASTORALPURPOSES.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 17th May, 191S.

Corr. Nos. 10844/10 and 655S/1.NARROGIN Local Land District, Avou District (nearKondinin). On and after Wednesday, 5th June, 1918.(Plans 376/80 and 377/80.)

The land contained in Kondinin Lake, formerly heldby Robert Archibald, as Leases 397/41A and 2184/93,now forfeited.


LANDS OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Trans-Australian Railway.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corres. 11061/04. Perth, 12th April, 1918.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that thearea lately temporarily reserved within 40 miles oneither side of the Trans-Australian Railway, situatedin the Eucla and Eastern Divisions, will be availablefor leasing under Port X. of "The Land Act, 1898,'and its amendments, on and after Wednesday, 5th June,1915. The maximum area available to any one personoutside five miles of the centre line 250,000 acres, and20,000 acres within the five miles.

All applications lodged on or before that date willbe treated as simultaneous, and if there are more appli-cations than one for any particular piece of country, theLand Board will consider and decide to whom the landis to be granted. Land not selected by 5th June re-mains open until selected.

Applications to be lodged at Head Office, Perth.(Plans 40, 41, 4S, 49/80; 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 26, 27/300,and V1/800.)


LAND OPEN FOR LEASING.Under the Regulations for the Granting of Leases for

the Collection and Manufacture of Salt.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Corres. 1159/18. Perth, 31st May, 191S.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that thearea described hereunder will be available for leasing.under the Regulations for the granting of leases for theCollection and Manufacture of Salt, on Monday, 17thJune, 1918. All applications lodged on or before suchdate will be treated as having been received on thatdate, and if there be more than one applicant, the appli-cation to be grAded will be determined by the LandBoard. Full particulars regarding the terms and con-ditions may be obtained at Head Office:

That fortion of Hutt Lagoon, comprising about 2,000acres, situated North of II. W. Hensman's Special Leasein the vicinity of 9-Mile Station Well, and lately Coln-l'riSCd hi N. Hancock's abandoned application at HuttLagoon. (Ilan 1.59/80.)

Applications to be lodged at the Geraldton LocalLand Office,


MAY 31, 1918.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 781

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION BY RETURNEDSOLDIERS AND SAILORS.

Department of Lauds and Surveys,Perth, 31st May, 1918.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve of the areas scheduled hereunderbeing made available for selection under "The LandAct, 1898," and its amendments, by persons who havebeen on active service with His Majesty's Naval or Mili-tary Forces, and can produce a satisfactory discharge;or the dependants of those who have been killed or havedied on active service. The selector of a HomesteadFarm from any location available under Part VIII.must take the balance thereof under Conditional Pur-chase.

Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the District in which the land is situated.

The date fixed for areas being thrown open forselection does not imply that applications may not belodged before such date, and any applications so lodgedwill be treated as having been received on the appointedday.

Should any location be not applied for on the fixeddate it will remain available for selection until it isapplied for or otherwise dealt with.

There shall be an interval of at least three days be-tween the closing of the date for applications and thedate on which the Board sits. All applicants will beadvised of the date fixed for the meeting of the Board.He may then, if he wishes, apply to Head Office for a

. Certificate to the Railway Department, which on pre-sentation at time nearest Railway Station will entitle himto a Return Ticket at Excursion Rates to the placewhore the Board will sit, available for seven days fromdate of issue.

SCHEDULES.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 5th JUNE, 1918.BEVERLEY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Avon District (near Gnerkadilling).Corr. No. 717/12.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 344/80, D

& E 4.)

LocationNo. Area. Price per

acre.

17644acres.

828£ s. (1.0 9 6

BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Nelson District (near Pemberton).

Corr. No. 3290/15.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 442C/40, E3.)


acre.

6791a. r. p. s. 4.92 0361 017 6

GERALDTON LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Victoria District (near Morava).

Corr. No. 5299/11.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 128/80,

Cl.)


acre.

acres. s. Cl.

1103 1,000. 0 12 64105 1,C00 0 11 0

These locations are made available subject to the suc-cessful applicants paying or taking over the amount ofthe Agricultural Bank advance and interest thereon todate.

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District (near N arin).

Corr. No. 5700/10.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 35/80, A2.)Location 14208, comprising 790 acres, at lls. per

acre.

Avon District (near uairadimg)Corr. o. 7445/13.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 4/80, E &

D 1.)

LocationNo. Area rice per

acre.

20318acres.

999s. d.

0 11 0

This location is hereby withdrawn from general selec-tion and will be open as above.

WAG1N LOCAL 'LAND DISTRICT.Williams District (near Lake Grace).

Corr. No. 7143/13.Ommen under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 407/80, Al.)


acre.

10785acres.

982s. U.

0 14 6

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 12th JUNE, 1918,BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Preston Agricultural Area.Corr. No. 1442/92, Vol. 3.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 414/80.)

A.A. Lots. Area. Priceper acre. Remarks.

323325326327328329330331

total area.a. r. p.

Y. 152 3 24

s.

17 0

So be selected as one holding.(Reserve 16633 is herebyreduced.)

NARROGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District (near Kondinin).


B & Cl.)


acre.

1867418675

acres.1,0001,000

s. (1.0 10 60 10 0

NORTH Ali LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District (near Ardath).

Corr. No. 908/10, -Vol. 4.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (PlaiL 4/80.)

LocationNo. Area. Price

per acre. Remarks.

15881

15886

acres.670

950

s. 4.0 14 9

0 14 6

Reserve 12915 is hereby can-celled.

Reserve 12916 is hereby can-celled.

782 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 19th JUNE, 1918.ALBANY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Plantagenet District (near Denmark).

Corr. No. 5501/10.Open under Part V. only. (Plan S452/C40.)Denmark Lot 503, comprising. 103 acres 3 roods, at

17s. 6d. per acre, subject to the successful applicantpaying or taking over the amount of the AgriculturalBank advance, and interest thereon, and also subjectto the conditions published on page 751 of the Gov-ernment Gazette of March, 1910, and page 2967 of theGovernment Gazette of August, 1915.


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 31st May, 1918.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder will be available for selectionunder "The Land Act, 1898," and its :amendments, onand after the dates set out in said schedule.

Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the district in which the land is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

All applications lodged before such date will betreated as having been received on that day, and if thereare more applicants than one for any lot the applicatioi.to be granted will be determined by the Land Board.Should any lands remain unselected such will continueas ailable until applied for or otherwise dealt with.

If a Land Board., sitting becomes necessary, noticewill be given in the Government Gazette and at leastone newspaper advising the applicants for the blocksof the date, time, and place of the meeting of the Board,to deal with the matter; but it shall not be obligatoryOn the Department to give any other notice.

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

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationmailable under Part VIII. must take the balance there,of, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

The lands marked with an asterisk are available uniderPart VT.

SCHEDULES.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 5th JUNE, 1918,GERALDTON LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Victoria District (near Hanson).Corr. No. 617/18,Open under Parts V. and VIII.

Location No. , Area. Priceper acre.

(Plan 157.A/40.)

Remarks.

5652a. r. p. s. d.1 1 35! 015 0

1

Being the laud containedwithin the closed road pass-ing through Victoria Loca-tion 2402. To adjoining;holder only

NORTILAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Melbourne District (near Calingiri).

Corr. No. 11695/02.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 32/80, A & B1).

Location No.

2311

2312

2313

Area. Priceper acre. Remarks.

a.200

200

150

T.0

0

0

p.0

0

0

0

0

0

s. d.14 0

16 0

15 6

Reservecelled.

Reservecelled.

Reservecelled.

8553 is hereby can-

8554 is hereby can-

8556 is hereby can-

[MAY 31, 1018.

Cowcowing Agricultural Area (near Nalkain).Corr. No. 436/18.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 33/80,

El).Lot 38, comprising 240 acres 2 roods, subject to sure

vey, classification, and pricing.(Reserve 9566 is hereby cancelled.)

PERTH LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Swan District (near Edro Pool).

Corr. No. 4328/94.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 30/80.).An area comprising about 500 acres, bounded on the

South by Swan Location 1374, on the North by Location1863, on the West by the prolongation South of theWestern boundary of the latter, and on the East by afive-chain road. adjacent to the right bank of the MooreRiver.

Subject to survey, classification and pricing.

WAGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Williams District (near Jarring).


B4.)The area lately temporarily reserved in the vicinity of

Jarring Siding, and comprising the land adjacent toWilliams Locations 10796, 10790, 10798, and 10787, andincluding Reserve 13231 North of Jarring Townsite.Subject to survey, classification, and pricing.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 12th JUNE, 1918,BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Sussex District (near Ludlow).Corr. No. 602/18.Open under Part V. (Plan 414B/40.)The land situated South of Sussex Locations 378, 379,

and 456, containing 40 acres; subject to survey, classi-fication, and pricing. (Reserve 10949, Ludlow StateForest, is hereby reduced.)

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District (near Hines' Hill).,

Corr. No. 8622/09.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 25/SO,

E 3 & 4.)Location 11423, comprising about 640 acres, subject

to survey, classification, and pricing.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 19th JUNE, 1918.GERALDTON LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Victoria District (near Yuba).Corr. No. 2396/17.Open under Part V. (Plan 160/80, B1.)Location 4268, comprising about 18 acres (inclesive

of road access thereto), at Ns. per acre. Availab,e forselection only by the owners of adjoining land. (Re-serve 12444 is hereby reduced.)

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District.

Corr. No. 1582/16.Open under Part V. (Plan 2/80, D3.)The area comprised within the closed road passing

along the North-Western and North-Eastern boundariesof Avon Location 7082., from its West corner to RoadNo. 1096 at its East corner, at 15s. per acre.

This land is available only to the holders of landabutting thereon.

Crown Grant of this land will not be issued beforethose of adjoining blocks in the same name.


MAY 31, 1918.] GOVERNMENT GAZET'T'E, W.A. 783

LAND FORFEITED AND AGAIN OPEN FORSELECTION.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 31st May, 1918.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that t'i,undermentioned Leases, Licenses, and Occupation Certlficates have been forfeited for non-compliance with theconditions under which they were granted, and the landcontained therein will be again open for selection, under

The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, on and,fter the dates and at the places mentioned.

Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the district in which the land is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

All applications lodged before such date will betreated as having been received on that day, and ifthere are more applicants than one for any lot the ap-plication to be granted will be determined by the LandBoard. Should any lands remain unselected such willcontinue available until applied for or otherwise dealtwith.

IL a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, Dotiwill be given in the Government Gazette and at leaone newspaper advising the applicants for the blocksof the date, time, and place of the meeting of theBoard to deal with the matter, but it shall not beobligatory on the Department to give any other notice.

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person, he may apply to the Head Office orto the Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Department,which, on presentation at the nearest Railway Station,will entitle him to a Return Ticket at Excursion Rates,to the place where the Board will sit, available forseven days from the date of issue.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationavailable under Part VIII. must take the balance there-of, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

The hinds marked with an asterisk are available nude,Part VI.

SCHEDULES.NOW OPEN.

BE VERLEY LOCAL LAND :DISTR {CT.A con District.

Corr. Nos. 42/18, 3006/17.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 344/80,

D3.)

LocationNo.

1375615.16213755

Area.

acres.500 ...199 ...160 ...

Remarks.

(Subject to classification and pricing ;) also subject to Agricultural Bank in.) terest of £109 Os. 70. and the taking

over the mortgage of £510.

Being IL G. Brown's forfeited Homestead Farm21228/74 and Conditional Purchase 36285/55.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 5th JUNE, 1918.ALBANY LOCAL LAN]) DISTRICT.

Plantagenet District.Corr. No. 4382/13.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 452C/40, E4.)Plantagenet Location *3661, containing 160 acres, at

Ss. per acre ; being Roger Tysoe 's abandoned HomesteadFarm 19489/74.

BEVERLEY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Aron District.


B & C 2.)

Location Area. Price per Remarks.No. acre.

13634 ...

*13635

a. r. p.986 1 28

1,176' 0 0

£ s0 13 0

0 9 6

S ubject to the payment of theAgricultural Bank interest,£69 9s., and the taking overthe Mortgage of £371.

Being Andrews and Tindale 's forfeited ConditionalPurchase 8672/56 and Grazing Lease 6800/68.

BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Sussex District.


D4.)Sussex Location 528, containing 160 acres; being I.L.

A. C. Rose's forfeited Homestead Farm 6876/74. Sub-ject to classification and pricing.

Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bankinterest, £15 lls. 9d., and the taking over the mortgageof £73 10s.

GERALDTON LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Victoria District.

Corr. No. 6762/8, 7285/8.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plans 126/80, Fl,

157/80, F4.)

LocationNo.

I Price perArea.I acre.

Ia. r. p. 1 £ s. d.3517 199 0 16 0 6 63770 ... 971 0 0 1 0 5 6

Being Arthur Blayney's forfeited Conditional Phr-chase 20868/55 and Grazing Lease 4537/68, subject toa fencing improvement.

Corr. No. 29S/].1.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plans 95/80, 96/SO,

F 1 & 2.)Victoria Location *6460, containing 4,206 acres 2

roods 14 perches, at 5s. per acre; being Henry Casey'sforfeited Grazing Lease 6429/68.

KATANNING LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Plantagenet District.


P2.)

LocationNo. Area. Price per 1 Remarks.acre.

a. r. p. s. dSubject to the payment of the

Agricultural Bank interest2593 35 3 23 0 10 0 £5515s. 11d., and the taking

over the mortgage covering2594 118 2 6 0 10 0 an advance of £325, being

John Frederick Sanzen-2595 112 3 24 0 4 3 bacher's cancelled Home-

stead Farm, Grazing Lease2667 301 2 0 0 7 0 and Conditional Purchase

applications.

NARROGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Triniams District.

Corr. Nos. 9143/11, 9144/11, 9145/11.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 376/80, C4.)

Location 1

No.Area. Price per 1

acre.Remarks.

a. r. p. £ s. d.10215 ... 491 0 0 0 10 6 3 Subject to the Agricultura,

Bank Mortgage of £434 15s.10216 ... 979 0 0 0 8 0 with interest and Industrie;

Assistance Board Advance.

Being Samuel Nicholas Ayoub 's and Rebecca Ayoub 'ssurrendered Homestead Farm 17145/74 and ConditionalPurchase Leases 29984/55 and 10457/56.


Corr. Nos. 5713/12, 5714/12.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 33/80, A2.)Avon Location *14936, containing 485 acres, at Os.

per acre; being Robert Clyde Sherry's forfeited Home-stead Farm 18488/74 and Grazing Lease 7775/68.

Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bankinterest, £18 15s., and taking over the mortgage, £150Os. 6d.


Corr. Nos. 8659/10, 8660/10, 8661/10, 5662/10. Kent District (near Pingtruy).Open under

& 3, 55/80,

LocationNo.

Parts V. andF 2 3.)

Area. I Price peracre.

VIII. (Plans 54/SO, Corr. No. 3681/12.Open under Parts V, and VIII. (Plan 418/80, D1.)

Remarks. LocationNo. Area. Price

per acre. Rearks.m

r. p. s. (1.14140 099 0 o I 0 10 01 Subject to the payment of the acres. £ s. d.Agricultural Bank interest 388 1,000 0 13 0 Subject to the payment of the11144 098 0 0 j 0 10 0 of £15 12s. 9d., and the

taking over the Mortgage ofAgricultural iBank interest of,t50 19s. 6(1. and the taking

L4145 998 0 0 1 0 10 0 £000 10s. Also subject toan advance of about ,ii100 to

over of the mortgage of £300.14148 1,000 0 0 0 9 the Industries Assistance

Board. Being R. E. Fewson and E. E. Carr 's forfeited Con-ditional Purchase 11071/56.

Being F. IL and C. T. Browne's forfeited ConditionalPurchase Leases 27190/55, 27191/55, 9091/56, and9092/56.

PERTH LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Swan District (near Lake TVannamal).

Corr. No. 8408/10.Open under Part V. (Section 60). (Plan 31/SO, D2.)Swan Location 221S, containing 5 acres, subject to

classification and pricing ; being F. C. Bagley 's for-feited Conditional Purchase 1292/00.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 12th JUNE, 1918.BE-NB-MIX LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Boyanup A.A. District.Corr. No. 9710/12.Open under Parts V. and (Plan 411D/40,, A4.)Boyanup A.A. Lot 141:3, containing 179 acres, at 12s.

3d. per acre; being W. 0. Dunn's forfeited ConditionalPurchase 32908/55.

GERALDTON LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Victoria District.

Corr. Nos. 10351/10 and 10352/10.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 191/80, D4.)Victoria Location 5055, containing 1,000 acres, at 7s.

per acre; being John Watson Carr 's forfeited Home-stead Farm 15769/74 and Conditional Purchase 2S111/55.

KATANNING LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Kent District.

Corn No. 14660/10.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plans 435/80, Bl,

418/80, B4.)


per acre. Remarks.

265acres.

1,000s. d.

O 5 Subject to the payment of theAgricultural Bank interest of£13 Is. 1(1. and the taking overof the mortgage of £355 2s.

Being F. C. and C. 'D. Stone's forfeited ConditionalPurchase 28381/55.

Kent District (near Lake Pingaray).Gorr. Nos. 2625 and 2626/12.Open under Parts V. and Vi IL (Plan 41S/SO, C

1. & 2.)

LocationNo.

400

Area.

acres.1,000

Priceper acre.

t s. (1.O 11 0

Role arks.

Subject to the payment of theAgricultural Bank interest of£75 7s. 2d. and the hiking overof the mortgage of 1:337 10s.

Being Ernest Wilson's forfeited Homestead Farm18203/74 and Conditional Purchase 31524/55.

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Melbourne District.

Corr. No. 1481/14.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 32/80, D1.)Melbourne Location "2541, containing 1,023 acres, at

5s. 6d. per acre; being Michael Francis Pilkington'sforfeited Grazing Lease 9057/68.

Corr. Nos. 12067/10 and 12296/10.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 57/80, D3.)

LocutionNo. Area. Price per

acre.

.2299*2231

acres.160411

s. d.0 10 00 10 6

Being Thos. McCreery's forfeited Homestead Farm15640/74 and Conditional Purchase 27975/55.

PERTH LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Melbourne District.

Corr. No. 9312/12.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 62/80, Bl.)Melbourne Location "1650, containing 100 acres, at

10s. Gd. per acre; being A. J. Burnett's forfeited Con-ditional Purchase 32508/55.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 19th JUNE, 1918.ALBANY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT,Plantagenet District (near Magitup).

Corr. Nos. 5259/11, 5260/11.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 436/SO, E

& F 3.)Plantagenet Location 2334, containing 1,000 acres,

at 7s. per acre.Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bank

interest of £66- Ss. lid. and the taking over the mort-gage of £330 12s., and also the Industries AssistanceBoard indebtedness.

Being Thomas Davies John's forfeited homesteadFarm 16740/74 and Conditional Purchase 29450/55.


Cor. Nos. 1446/17, 1896/17.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 34/SO,

FL)

LocationNo.

PriceArea. per acre. Remarks.

111791180

acres. I s. d.

971 ... 12 9973 9 9

(-Subject to the payment of theI Agricultural Bank interest ofj ,1:121 is. 11d., and the taking over

the mortgage covering an ad.Innee of £625 ls. ; also takingover the Industries Assistance

l., Board advance of £192 9s. 7d.

Being Walter Henry Anson 's cancelled ConditionalPurchase Applications.


Corr. No. 79.50 al d 7951/13.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 24/80, A 2

& 3.)Avon Location 19447, containing 965 acres, at ils. 6d.

per acre.Subject to the i aynient of the Agricultural Bank

interest of k'32 2s. 80. and the taking' over the mortgageof flO50, and also subject to a cropping lease whichexpires on 28th February, 1919.

Being W. IL and A. J. K. Kroenert's forfeited Con-ditional Purchase 11647/56 and Grazing Lease 8784/68.

Ninghan District.Corr. Nos. 3697 and 3698/14.Or.en under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 64/80, F2.)Ninghan Location 839, containing 999 acres, at 9s.

per acre.Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bank

interest of £1 lOs. and the taking over the mortgage of

Being A. -NV. Eiche 's forfeited Homestead Farm20306/74 and Conditional Purchase 34790/55.

Corr. No. 4264/11.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 65/80,'B3.)Ninghan Location 198, containing 160 acres, at lls.

Gd. per acre; being H. l'inker's forfeited ConditionalPurchase 29393/55.

Avon District.Corr. No. 1530/17.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 55/80, F4.)Avon Location 14096. containing 1,000 acres, at 10s.

Gd. per acre.Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bank

interest of £74 and the taking over the mortgage of:S1500 and an advance of 1190 to the Industries AssistanceBoard. Also subject to a cropping lease which expireson the 28th February, 1919.

Being John Robert Walker's forfeited HomesteadFarni 21117/74 and Conditional Purchase 36117/55.

Avon District (near Lake Brown).Corr. Nos. 5308 and 8309/11.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 35/80, Cl.)


per acre. Remarks.

acres. s. 3.Subject to the payment of the

15392 960 0 10 0 Agricultural Bank interest15990 737 0 9 0 of .054 and the taking over

the mortgage of 0215.

Being II. II. and A. (1: Lamond 's forfeited Condi-tional Purchases 10409/56 and 10410/56.

PERTH LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Swan District.

Corr. No. 6218/09.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 29/80, El.)Swan Location '2593, containing 500 acres, at 4s. 9d.

per acre; being L. Jones' and II. S. King's forfeitedGrazing Lease 5639/68.


THE LAND ACT, 1898, AND ITS AMENDMENTS.Regulations for the Granting of Leases for the Collection

and Yanufacture of Salt.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Cores. 930/18. Perth, 31st May, 1918.ITIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to 'make the following Regulations, underthe provisions of "The Land Act, 1898," for the grant-ing of leases for the collection and manufacture ofSalt, as set out hereunder.

H. S. KING,Surveyor General and Under Se'cretary for Lands.

Regulations.1. Leases may be granted under Section 152 of The

Land Act, 1898," for the collection and manufactureof salt of more than 500 acres in any one lease for aterm of five years at a rental of TM) pounds per annumfor every 100 acres or portion thereof, and subject tothe payment by the lessee of a royalty of Sixpence perton on all salt marketed. The lease shall be in the formor to the effect of the Schedule of these Regulations.

2. Every application shall be accompanied by a de-posit of rent as prescribed by Section 136 of the Act,together with the lease fee and registration fees. Thecost of survey must, if so required by the SurveyorGeneral, be paid by the applicant within 30 days ofdemand.

3. The lessee shall keep at least one man for every100 acres constantly employed during the months ofDecember, January, .1+'elffuary, -March, and April in eachyear, in gathering salt on the leased land.

4. No person or association of persons or companyshall hold or be beneficially interested in more than 1,0011acres leased under these Regulations.

5. Adjoining leases granted under these Regulations,the aggregate area of which does not exceed 1,000 acresand held by the same person or association of personsor company may, with the approval of the Minister forLands be deemed,one lease in respect to the labour con-ditions, for such time as the Minister may think fit.

G. The Minister for Lands, may in his discretion,grant exemption from working the lease for any portionof the period referred to in Clause 3.

7. The lessee will be required to furnish returns half-yearly or otherwise as the Minister may direct of allsalt collected and marketed, such returns to be verifiedby statutory- declaration, and to produce his books ofaccount for inspection on behalf of the Minister.

S. Every lease shall be granted on the condition thatthe Minister may authorise the construction of railwaysand tramways or the opening up of roads on the leasedarea on the application of any person or persons, andmay grant permission to construct and use the samewithout compensation to the lessee, except so far as anyimprovements may be affected.

9. The lease will be liable to forfeiture if ally of theprescribed conditions are not complied with to the satis-faction of the said Minister for Lands.

10. The lease will lie open to renewal to the lesseeat such rental and on such working conditions as Mayhe prescribed at the termination of the period referredto in Regulation 1.

The Schedule.WESTERN AUSTRALIA.SPECIAL LEASE.

(Under Section 152 of " The Land Act, 1898.")Division.

No.LeaseNo. t 152.

GEORGE THE FIFTH, by the Grace of God, of the UnitedKingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of theBritish Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender ofthe Faith, Emperor of India. To all to whom these pre-sents shall come, Greeting: Know Ye that whereas by"The Land Act, 1398," power is given to the Governorin Council of our State of Western Australia to grantleases of any portion of land to any person for anyspecial purpose upon the terms and conditions set forthin Section 152 of the said Act: And whereas

, of , in the saidState, has made application for a lease of the land here-inafter described, for the special purpose of'the collection and manufacture of salt Andwhereas the said Governor in Council has approved thegranting of the said lease: We, of our especial Grace,and in consideration of the premises, and also in con-sideration of the rent and royalty hereinafter reservedand on the part of the saidExecutors, Administrators, and Assigns (hereinaftercalled "the Lessee"), to be paid, and in exercise of thepowers in that behalf to us given by the said Act, doby these Presents demise and lease to the said Lesseethe natural surface and so much of the land as is belowthe natural surface to a depth of feet of allthat piece or parcel of land delineated on the planhereon, with the appurtenances: To have and to holdthe premises hereby demised subject to the powers,


reservations, and conditions herein and in the said Actcontained, and with all the rights, powers, and privi-leges conferred by such of the said Act as are applic-able hereto, unto the said Lessee , for the term of Fiveyears, to be computed from the day of

19 ,nor the special purpose afore-said: 'Yielding and paying therefor during the saidterm unto Us, Our Heirs and Successors, the yearlyrent of without deduction, byequal payments half-yearly, in advance, on or befoimethe first day of March and the first day of Septemberin every year, and also yielding and paying a royaltyof Sixpence per ton upon all salt collected from the saidland and marketed by the Lessee, such rent and royaltyto be paid to our Minister for Lands of Our said State:Provided, nevertheless, that it shall at all times be law -f ul for Us, our Heirs and Successors, or for any personor persons acting in that behalf by Our or Their author-ity, to resume and enter upon possession of any part ofthe said lands which it may at any time by Us, ourHeirs and Successors, be deemed necessary to resumefor roads, tramways, railways, railway stations, bridges,canals, towing paths, harbour or river improvementsworks, drainage or irrigation works, quarries, and gener-ally for any other works or purposes of public Use,utility, or convenience, and for the purpose of exercisingthe power to search for minerals and gems hereinafterreserved, and such land so resumed to hold to Us, ourHeirs and Successors, as of Our or Their former estate,without making to the said Lessee Heirs and Assignsany compensation in respect thereof; so, nevertheless,that the lands so to be resumed shall not exceed ono-twentieth part in the whole of the lands aforesaid, andthat no such resumption be made of any part of thesaid lands upon which any buildings may have beenerected, or which may be enclosed and in use as gardens,or otherwise for the more convenient occupation of anysuch buildings without compensation: Provided alsothat it shall be lawful at all times for Us, our Heirs andSuccessors, or for any person or persons acting in thatbehalf by Our or Their authority, to cut and take awayany such indigenous timber, and to search and dig for,and carry away any stones or other materials Whichmay be required for making or keeping in repair anyroads, tramways, railways, stations, bridges, canals,towing paths, harbour works, breakwaters, riverimprovements, drainage, or irrigation works, and gener-ally for any other works or purposes of public use,utility, or convenience, without making to the Lessee ,

Heirs, or Assigns, any compensation in respect thereof,and we do hereby save and reserve to Us, our Heirs andSuccessors, all mines of gold, silver, copper, tin, or othermetals, ore, and mineral, or other substances containingmetals, and all gems and precious stones, and coal ormineral oil in and under the said land, with full libertyat all times to search and dig for and carry away thesame; and for that purpose enter upon the said land orany part thereof: Provided also and it is hereby de-clared that this lease is granted subject to the followingconditions:

(a.) That the lessee shall keep at least one man forevery 100 acres constantly employed on thedemised laud during the months of 'December,January, February, March, and April in eachyear, in gathering salt: Provided that anyadjoining leases granted under the Regulationsof may, with the approval ofthe Minister for Lands, be deemed one leasein respect to the labour conditions for such timeas the Minister may think fit, if the aggregatearea does not exceed 1,000 acres.

(b.) That the Lessee shall deliver to the Minister atthe Department of Lands, Perth, half-yearly(or oftener if so required) returns in writing,verified by statutory declaration to the satis-faction of the Minister, of all salt collected onthe demised land and marketed, and with eachreturn shall remit the amount of royalty pay-able; and that the Lessee shall keep properbooks of account containing entries of all saltmarketed, and produce such hooks for inspec-tion on behalf of the Minister, whenever re-quired to do so.

(c.) That the Lessee and any person claiming underthe lease shall not hold or be beneficially inter-ested in more than 1,000 acres in the aggregateof land held for the said special purpose.

(d.) The Minister for Lands may in his discretiongrant exemption from working the lease forany portion of the period referred to in para-graph (a).

(e.) That notwithstanding anything herein containedto the contrary, the Minister for Lands mayauthorise the construction of railways or tram-ways, or the opening up of roads on the appli-cation of any person or persons, and may grantpermission to construct and use the same with-out compensation to the Lessee, except. so faras any improvements may be affected.

Provided, also, that if the said Lessee shall, duringtime term hereby created, at any time make default inpayment of the rent hereby reserved, or shall fail orcease to use, hold, and enjoy the said land for the saidspecial purpose, or to observe and perform the condi-tions aforesaid it shall thereupon be lawful for Us,our Heirs and Successors, into and upon the said demisedpremises, or any part thereof in the name of the wholeto re-enter, and the same to have again, re-possess, andenjoy as if this deed-poll had never been executed,without making any compensation to the Lessee.

Plan herein referred to.

The bearings on the above plan are true or thereabouts,and the area and measurements more or less.

In witness whereof we have caused Our said Ministerfor Lands to affix hereto his seal and set hishand this day of 19 .

By order of the Minister for Lands.

THE ROADS ACT, 1911.WHEREAS the VICTORIA PLAINS Road Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held atNew Norcia on or about the 12th day of July, 1917,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:

7946/08.Extension of Road No. 3260.A strip of land, one

chain wide, leaving the terminus of the present road atthe South corner of Avon Location 6493, and extendingSouth-Westward as surveyed along the South-East boun-dary of Location 15108 to its South corner; thence con-tinuing as surveyed (Diagram 42080) through Location]S29 to Road No. GS. (Plan 32/80, A3.)

WHEREAS the PERTH Road Board by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Perth on orabout the 1st day of October, 1917, resolved to open theroad hereinafter described, that is to say: -

17708/10.Widening of part of Road No. 4054.That part of

Lot S of Swan Location Z situated at its West corner, asshown on Certificate of Title Volume 679, Folio 175.(Plan 1D/20, N.E.)

MTHEREAS the SWAN Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at MidlandJunction on or about the 7th day of December, 1911,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, thatis to say:

11581/l1.Deviation of part of Road No. 4288.A strip of land,

one chain wide, leaving the present road in Swan Loca-tion H, and extending North-North-Eastward as sur-veyed (0.P. Perth 1480) through Locations 14 and 01to rejoin the present road in the latter location. (Plan1B/40, D2.)

WHEREAS the WEST ARTHUR Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Darkanon the 24th day of October, 1916, resolved to open theroad hereinafter described, that is to say:

Corres. 2207/09.Road No. 5210.A strip of laud, one chain wide,

leaving Road No. 4239 at its intersection with the Westboundary of Wellington Location 2484, and extendingNorth and Eastward as surveyed (0.P. Bridgetown 421)along part of the West and the Northern boundaries ofsaid Location 2484 to its North-East corner; thenceSouth-Eastward as surveyed (Diagram B. 320) throughLocations 2902, 2460, and 2893 to join Road No. 3356in the last-mentioned location. (Plan 415/80, C2.)


WHEREAS the PERTH Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Perth on orabout the 1st day of October, 1917, resolved to open theroad hereinafter described, that is to say:

1l708/10.No. 5998.Thirlmere RoadA strip of land, one

chain wide, from Ellsmere Road to Guildford Road, asshown L.T.O. Plan 3261.

Also to include that portion of Lot 1 of Swan Loca-tion Y as shown Certificate of Title, Volume 679, Foiio174. (Plan ID/20, N.E.)

WHEREAS the CORRIGIN Road Board, by resoluticnpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Corrigin onor about the 17th day of April, 1917, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say:

919/17.Road No. 6010.,A strip of land, one chain NV i de

leaving a surveyed road at the North-West corner ofAvon Location 18809, and extending Northward as sur-veyed (Diagram 41026) through Location 18808 and18807 to a surveyed road along the North boundary ofthe latter. (Plan 344/80, D4.)

And whereas This Excellency the Governor, pursuantto Section 17 of "The Public Works Act, 1902,'' bynotices published in the Government Gasette, declaredthat the said lands had been set apart, taken, or resumedfor the purpose of the said roads, and that plans ofthe said lands might be inspected at the Department ofLands and Surveys, Perth.

And whereas the said Boards have caused a copy ofthe said notices to be served upon the owners and occu-piers of the said lands resident within the State, orsuch of them as can with reasonable diligence be ascer-tained, either personally or by registered letter postedto their last-named places of abode.

And whereas the Governor in Executive Council hasconfirmed the said resolutions, it is hereby notified thatthe lines of communication described above are roadswithin the meaning of "The Roads Act, 1911," subjectto the provisions of the said Act.

Dated this 31st day of May, 1918.


ERRATUM.Cones. 7785/05.

IN the notice published in the Government Gazette ofthe 31st March, 1911, page 1124, appointing a Trusteeto the Nippering Cemetery Reserve 9943, for "0. R.Stephen" read "Robert Barstowe."

II. S. KING,Surveyor General. and Under Secretary for Lauds.

THE BRANDS ACT, 1904.Regulation dividing the State into Districts for the

purpose of Sheep Brands.Agric. No. 5090/15.

I, CHAS. F. BAXTER, Minister for Agriculture, theMinister charged with the administration of "TheBrands Act, 1904," in pursuance of the powers con-ferred on inc by the said Act, do hereby for the purposesof the said Act, so far as it relates to the branding ofsheep, divide the State into the districts severally de-fined in the Schedule hereto.

CHAS. E. BAXTER,Minister for Agriculture.

The Schedule.Number (1). District bounded on the Northward by

the Eastern Railway; on the Eastward by the GreatSouthern Railway, and on the Westward and Southwardby the sea shore, including Rottnest and the islandsadjacent.

Number (2). District bounded on the Northward bythe Eastern and Great Western Railways; on the West-

ward by the Great Southern Railway from Spencer 'sBrook Southwards; on the East by the 129th Meridianof East Longitude, and on the Southward by the seashore, including the islands adjacent.

Number (3). District bounded on the Northward bythe Geraldton-Magnet-Sandstone Railway; on the East-ward by the No. 1 Rabbit-proof Fence; on the South-ward by Eastinin Rail: ay, and on the Westward by thesea shore, including the islands adjacent, but excludingRottnest.

Number (4). District bounded on the North byparallel of latitude 22 degrees South; on the East bythe 129th Meridian of East longitude; on the Westwardby the sea shore, including the islands adjacent, and onthe Southl"ard by the Geraldton Magnet- Sandstone Rail-way Eastward from Geraldton to the No. 1 Rabbit-proof Fence, the said fence Southwards to the EasternRaDway, and the said railway and the Great WesternItalic. ay Eastwards to the 129th Meridian.

Number (5). District, al that portion of the Statelying North of latitude 22 degrees South.

Department of Agriculture,Agri. No. 1352/18. Perth, 24th Slay, 1918.

111S Excellency the Governor in Council has approvedof the appointment of Herbert Green and Harry Mearesas Honorary Inspectors for the Roebourne District under" The Stock Diseases Act, 1895."

H. C. TRETHOWAN,Acting Under Secretary for Agriculture.

APPOINTMENT.Department of Mines,

1097/18. Perth, 29th May, 1918.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to appoint Ellis Jethro Wesley Walker asG. cling Shining Registrar at Southern Cross, YilgarnGoldfield; to date from the 27th day of Slay, 1918.

SI. J. CALANCHINI,Acting Secretary for Mines.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Authority to Mine on Reserved and Exempted Lands.

Department of Mines,573/18. Perth, 29th May, 1918.

II IS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, byvirtue of the powers conferred under Section 30

The Shining Act, 1904," has been pleased to grantconditionally to George Childs Authority to Mine, No.26311 (2E/18), on certain reserved and exempted landswithin the Toi,nsite of Kalgoorlie, East Coolgardie Gold-field, to be held as Prospecting Area No. 979E.

C. A. HUDSON,:Minister for Mines.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Department of Mines,

2736/16. Perth, 29th Slay, 1918.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproVed of the cancellation of Temporary Reserve No.12611 made under Section 276 of .."1he Mining Act,1904," of ground situated on the Southern Coast, nearPoint Ann.

C. A. HUDSON,* Minister for Alines.


362/17. Perth, 29th May, 1918.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the cancellation of Temporary Reserve No.9211 made under Section 276 of "The Mining Act,1904" (being late Gold Mining Lease 788R, Yerilla,North Coolgardie Goldfield).

C. A. HUDSON,Minister for Mines,

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [MAY 31, 1918.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.

FINAL NOTICE.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORFEIT LEASES FOR NON-PAYMENT OF RENTAND FINES DUE.

Department of Mines,Perth, 26th April, 1918.

IN accordance with Section 96 of "The Mining Act, 1904," notice is hereby given that unless rent and finesInc for the current year he paid on the undermentioned leases on or before the 31st day of May, 1918, itis the intention of the Governor, under the provisions of Section 97 of "The Mining Act, 1904," to forfeitsuch leases for breach of covenant, viz., non payment of rent and fines.

C. A. HUDSON,Minister for Mines.

(Figures in parentheses represent the Original No.)

ASHBURTON GOLDFIELD.

Mineral Lease.

93VERDUN COPPER MINE: Riesbeck, Charles Bern-hard; Parsley, Henry; Clark, Neil Henry.

BROAD ARROW GOLDFIELD.

Gold Mining Leases.

(716S) 1289WLADY VELYN : Tait, James ;-tallies; Stephenson, Robert; Davey, WilliamStevens; Conley, John; Caskey, William Doug-las; Peek, Charles; Long, Stephen; Murphy,Francis.

1375WSIBERIA CONSOLSCorrell, James.1403WNTJGETTY HILL: Christie, John Spence;

Christie, James; Christie, John Matheson.1736WPOLE: Correll, James.1790WDUKE: Hamblin, William Bussell; Northey,

David.1795WSHEPHERD KING: Williams, Michael Wright;

Williams, Francis; Crawford, Robert.1800WSHEPHERD KING NORTH: Williams, Michael

Wright; Williams, Francis; Crawford, Robert.1802WGRAFTER: Moiler, Abraham.1.805WHILLSIDE: McCurdy, Boyd Williams; Hamp-

ton, Oscar James.1808WMISSING LINK: Shaw, John Robert.1809WWAVERLEY: Cullen, Frank.1810WLOCHIEL Christie, James.1811WDARK HORSE: Dark Horse Limited.1812WDARK HORSE EXTENDED: Healey, William

John; Clarke, Charles Logan.1813W DARK HORSE SOUTH: Clarke, Charles.1814WDARK HORSE EAST: Geddes, John.1815W COLE COIN: O'Keefe, Michael James; Archi-

bald, Osmund Albert.

Mineral Lease.

20WSTAR OF WEST: Joyce, Patrick; McBride,Daniel.

COOLGARDILE GOLDFIELD.

Gold Mining Leases.

134BIRTHDAY Burbanks Birthday GoldMines, Limited.

135KOUMALA: Burbanks Birthday Gold Mines,Limited.

136DUNDOO': Burbanks Birthday Gold Mines,Limited.

1527BURBANKS BIRTHDAY GIFT: BurbanksBirthday Gold Mines, Limited.

2761BURBANKS NORTH-WEST: Burbanks Birth-day Gold Mines, Limited.

4253HIDDEN SECRET NORTH: Hall, John Kay.4266HIDDEN SECRET WEST: HMI, John Kay.4351HIDDEN SECRET SOUTH: Hall, John Kay.4409BURBANKS MAINSTAY : Frears Joseph An-

thony; Park, John Jack, jun.; Frank, Demetre;Coiling, John Lewis; Allen, John; Fawcett,Albert Ernest; Kelly, Thomas James; Carroll,John; Steward, Thomas Venville, John; Reid,James; Roberts, Edward,

COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD continued.

Gold Mining Leasescontinued.4443KING SOLOMON: Perkins, Samuel; Strapp,

James; Perkins, Iron Alexander; Perkins,George Stanley.

4444BENJAMIN GEORGE; Schmidt, John; Taylor,John.

4462HIDDEN SECRET EXTENDED: Hall, JohnKay.

4469LORD BOBS: Gilbert, William John.4530BULLA BULLINGYoung Edgar Patterson.1545- -ROYAL STANDARD: Phillips, William Henry;

Nioa, Charles.4554LORNA: Laidlaw, Archibald Alexander; Nioa,

Frank; Rooke, Charles Beaney.4558NEW VICTORIA: Rhys, Theophilus Tudor.4565 PHYLLIS GRENFELL G.M.: Cosgrove, Henry

William.4566EUREKA: Paul, Arthur Allan; Mills, William

Joseph.4507GRIFFITHS GOLD MINE: Griffiths, Elizabeth.4571GOLDEN DAWN: Gowans, Robert McLean.4572ABUNDANCE: (Iowans, Robert McLean.4575ENTERPRISE: Adelaide Enterprise Prospect-

ing Syndicate, No-Liability.4577BIRD IN HAND: Hardwicke, Charles Browne;

Perkins, George Stanley; Cochrane, William.

Mineral Lease.67LUSITANIA Conlon, Michael.

Miners' Homestead Leases.15CLARE: Burke, Catherine16GLANDORE: Burke, Patrick.85FREEBORN'S FARM: Freeborn, Charles.90 LUNA PARK: McFadden, Allan.

KUNANALLING DISTRICT.Gold Mining Leases.

(3403) 369STHE PRIDE OF THE JOUIIDIES: For-wood Down and Company, Limited.

603SSYDNEY MINT: Do Gracie, John; Sheedy;George.

727SBLUE BELL EXTENDED: Ware, CharlesHarry.

871SSHAMROCK: Ontridge, Henry Joseph; Hunter,William James.

8755NORTH STAR: Pearce, William Henry.8768PREMIER: Leacocke, Henry; McGregor, George.877SCATHERWOOD: Clough, Robert.878SALBURY: Doyle, James.879STURN OF THE TIDE NORTH: Steenson,

John.

151The152The156The157The158The159The160The161The162The163The164The165The

. 181The

COLLIE MINERAL FIELD.Mineral Leases.

ScottishScottishScottishScottishScottishScottishScottishScottishScottishScottishScottishScottishScottish

Collieries,Collieries,Collieries,Collieries,Collieries,Collieries,Collieries,Collieries,Collieries,Collieries,Collieries,Collieries,Collieries,

Limited.Limited.Limited.Limited.Limited.Limited.Limited.Limited.Limited.Limited.Limited.Limited.Limited.


COLLIE MINERAL FIELDcontinued.

Mineral Leasescontinued.182The Scottish Collieries, Limited.183The Scottish Collieries, Limited.184 The Scottish Collieries, Limited.185The Scottish Collieries, Limited.186The Scottish Collieries, Limited.187The Scottish Colleries, Limited.1882The Scottish Collieries,- Limited.189The Scottish Collieries, Limited.190The Scottish Collieries, Limited.191The Scottish Collieries, Limited.192The Scottish Collieries, Limited.193The Scottish Collieries, Limited.197The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.198The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.199The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.200The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.201The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.202The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.203The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.204The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.205The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.206The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.207The Scottish Collieries, Limited.222The Cardiff Coal Mining Conlin 7ny, Limited.223The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.224 The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.225The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.226The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.227 The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.228 The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.229The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.230The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.231The Cardiff Coal Mining Company, Limited.233The Scottish Collieries, Limited.257The Scottish Collieries, Limited.258The Scottish Collieries, Limited.260PREMIER COAL MINE: Premier Coal Mining

Company, Limited.261PREMIER COAL MINE : Premier Coal Mining

Company, Limited.262PREMIER COAL MINE: Premier Coal Mining


Company, Limited.264 PREMIER COAL MINE : Premier Coal Mining


Company, Limited.266PREMIER COAL MINE : Premier Coal Mining

Company, Limited.271PREMIER OUTCROP: Premier Coal Mining

Company; Limited.

DUNDAS GOLDFIELD.

Gold Mining Leases.

106PRINCESS ROYAL: Princess Royal Gold Min-ing Company, No Liability.

187PRINCESS ROYAL SOUTH: Princess RoyalGold Mining Company, No Liability.

587PRINCESS ROYAL EXTENDED: PrincessRoyal Gold Mining Company, No Liability.

840PRINCESS ROYAL CENTRAL: Princess RoyalGold Mining Company, No Liability.

987HARDY NORSEMAN : Mararoa Gold MiningCompany, No Liability.

1215HILL END: Petersen, Edward ; Richards,Joseph ; Johns, Richard Benjamin.

1222SUN EXTENDED: Whitney, Edward ; O'Neill,James Matthias.

1223NORTH SURPRISE: Horn, George ; Hill,William Forster.

1228A7EN:I VIDI VIM. NORTH: Filippo, Dodero ;Hill, Alfred John ; Hill, George Thomas.

Miners' Homestead Leases.

55ST. PATRICK: Griffith, Richard Thomas.56SUN DIAL: Crudace, William Mellamby.59CAMBORNE ; Hollow, Thomas,

EAST COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.

Gold Mining Leases.

(854) 301EBRITTANIA No. 1: Oroya Links, Limi-ted.

794E- -GOOD LUCK: Oroya Links, Limited.796EBONNIE LASS: McKenzie, Ronald George ;

Raven, Henry Cox.1228ERED WHITE AND BLUE: HcKenzie, Ronald

George ; Raven, Henry Cox.3912EWATERFALL SOUTH GOLD MINE: The

Golden Ridge Gold Mining Company, Limited.4001EHIDDEN SECRET: Davey, John ; Epstein,

Saul ; Lonsdale, John ; Gianini, Lodovico ;Coffey, Mary ; Davini, Pietro ; Coulter,William.

4035E HIDDEN SECRET NORTH: Davey, .John;Epstein, Saul ; Lonsdale, .John; Gianini,Lodovico ; Coffey, Many; Davini, Pietro ;Coulter, William.

4036EH1 DDEN SECRET SOUTH: Davey, .John;Epstein, Saul ; Lonsdale, John ; Gianini,Lodovico ; Coffey, Mary ; Davini, Pietro ;Coulter, William.

4045E WATE RFALL EXTENDED: The GoldenRidge Gold Mining Company, Limited.

4477ELORD NELSON: Thompson, James ; Ward,William George.

4536ELAKE VIEW EXTENDED: Elliott, CharlesGeorge: Richards, Job.

4543ETVil\vaNrIr E VENTURE: Hanby, William Ed-

4550E MARIAN CATHERINE: Hamilton, Joseph.4559ERISING SUN: Lowe, Frederick.4567 EI.V.M. : Connolly, Arthur Waldo ; Martin,

James.4569E ELSIE MAY: Reed, James ; Shannon, George ;

urdie, William ; Lewis, William ; Murray,Michael ; Hasson, George ; Crook, George ;Lamp, Clara Victoria ; Hatton', Samuel ; Mc-Mahon, Joseph; Prewett, Harold Leon ;Prewett, Harry ; Ryan, Jeremiah ; Mulkerin,Martin ; Zowe, Benno ; Church, Edgar John ;Burton, William ; Free, Frederick Ernest ;Joyce, Aloysius ; Watkins, William ; Rodda,Albert William ; Ryan, . William.

4578E-14USINESS RISK: Campbell, Sarah ; Vincent,John.

4586EHIDDEN SECRET WEST: Davey, John.4587E MAYMAN 'S CONSOLS: Mayman, George ;

Morris, William ; Thomson, John.4590EELS:FE MAY NORTH EXTENDED: Martin,

George Gilbert ; Simpson, William Coulson;Allen, Frank ; Prewett, Harold Leon ; Spence,Thomas Teldren.

4592E ANNIE MAY: Dunleavy, Gordon.4594EELSIE MAY CENTRAL: Brown, John ; Cru-

dace, William; McGregor, Colin Anderson.4595E KING: Nichols, Thomas Lewis ; Keegan, John

Edward.459614 FRANCIS MAY: Green, Herbert ; Ryan, Wil-

liam; Zowe, Benno.4602EWATERFALL WEST: Ryan, William ; Rodda,

Albert William.4604E KANGAROO : Brain, George Duncan.4605ECISSIE : Brain, George Duncan.4609EFAT R PLAY: McPherson, John Joseph ; Ray,

Ernest Arthur.4611EGOLDEN MILE EXTENDED: Ainslie, Archi-

bald; Fraser, George McBeth Davidson ;Cliff, William Edward Franklin ; Martin,George.

4(312EGOLDEN MILE EXTENDED SOUTH: Ainslie, Archibald ; Fraser, George McBeth David-son; IT, William Edward Franklin ;Martin, George.

1613EGOLDEN MILE EXTENDED NORTH: Ains-lie, Archibald ; Fraser, George McBethDavidson ; Cliff, William Edward Franklin.;Martin, George.

4614E SA T.I N TIT RD : Leahy, Andrew Augustine ;Elliot, Edward Burton.

4:616E GOLD EN BIRD: Fraser, John Charles ; Sales,Alfred William; Philpott, Alfred George.

790 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE W.A. [MAY 31, 1918.

EAST COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELDcontinued.

Mineral Leases.

106E--MORNING STAR: Johnson, Albert.


26E .EUREKA : Kelly, James.42EHILL END FARM: Flynn, ThoMas.67EPARK VIEW: Ellery, Margaret Jane.82E OVERLAND DAIRY : Ellery, Tom ; Curtis,

James Richard.SSE SALVA1RES FARM: Salvaire, Giovanni.

112E REST: Baldwin, Edward.118EMYRTLEDALE : Neil, Henry.].31E NELSONDALE : Philippe, John Francis Bap-

tiste.132EALBERTON : Flynn, John.159ECAMARINA : Go wails, Robert.204E BALL AR AT : Stone, James Talbot ; Whitham,

Eva.215EBLACKWOOD FARM : O'Loughlin, Edward.216EMELBROOK : Sampson, Joseph Stone Spencer.2]711 BOULDER POULTRY FARM: Crawley, John

William:223ELAMINGTON HOMESTEAD: O'Loughlin,

William.295EDUNNEVILLE : Dunne, Catherine.

Residential Lease.

2HANNAN 'S PROPRIETARY CAMP: AllanIsabella.

BULONG DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.

1110YGREEN LODE : Peach, Edwin Bird.1111YLADY AGNES : Coote, Francis James.1112X FLAGSHIP: Coote, Francis James.1113YFLAGSHIP EXTENDED: Coote, Francis

James.11.14Y TRANSCONTINENTAL NORTH: Coote,

Francis James.

EAST MURCHISON GOLDFIELD.

Gold Mining Leases.

3S2 YELLOW ASTER: Currie, John Joseph.626Y[LBANDINT : de Bernales, Bessie ; de Ber-

nales, Claude ; Dillon, Annie.633ZANGI3AR : de Bernales, Bessie ; de Bernales,

Claude; Dillon, Annie.648MONTE CHRIST': de Bernales, Bessie ; de

Bernales, Claude Albo ; Gilmore, Lily.923SUNSETFinch, Leslie ; Langford, Frank.

1171GREAT EASTERN: McEffer, Henry ; Arnold,Allred Bennett ; Willis, Frederick William ;Callaghan, Thomas.

1175BELLEVUE NORTH: Shiel, Sydney.1182BELLEVUE : Shiel, Sydney.1186GREAT EASTERN EXTENDED : Callaghan,

Thomas; McEffer, Henry ; Arnold, AlfredBennett ; Della, Pietra John.

1183TRY IT: McHugh, William Albert.1197YELLOW ASTER SOUTH: Currie, John

Joseph.1200NEW DISCOVERY: Gilmore, George; Dawson,

George Ussher.1201NEW DISCOVERY NORTH: Gilmore, George;

Dawson, George Ussher.1204SELINA : Branson, Howard.


9LEINSTER HOMESTEAD: Leinster, DownsPastoral Company.

11MT. HARRIS HOMESTEAD: Tulloch, ilineasThompson,

EAST MURCHISON GOLDFIELDcontinued.

BLACK RANGE DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.

3829BULL OAK: Gormley, Michael.641BRED, WHITE, AND BLUE: Bellchambers,

Frederick ; Day, Lewis Leslie ; Simpson, Arthur ;Simpson, Sarah.

789BP YX : McCarthy, John.847B TRAFALGAR : McCarthy, John.813B WA NDERIE : McCarthy, John.S53BORSO VA : Harding, Ernest Walter ; Green,

Patrick George ; Hince, John ; Felgate, JohnMurchison.

WILUNA DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.

(162) 4JLAKE WAY GOLD MINE: The WilunaGold Mines, Limited.

(542) &ILAKE VIOLET CONSOLS: The WesternMachinery Company, Limited.

(548) 7JLAKE VIOLET CONSOLS SOUTH: TheWestern Machinery Company, Limited.

(550) SJ LAKE VIOLET CONSOLS WEST: TheWestern Machinery Company, Limited.

(917) 12J SQUIB: The Wiluna Gold Mines, Limited.113,1 GOLDEN SHANTY: The Wiluna Gold Mines,

Limited.1.19,1 HAPPY JACK: The Wiluna Gold Mines,

Limited. (In Liquidation.)124JPOVERTY POINT: The Wiluna Gold Mines,

Limited.190JWILUNA CONSOLIDATED: The Wiluna Gold

Mines, Limited. (In Liquidation.)191JWIL NA CONSOLIDATED NORTH : The

Wiluna- Gold Mines, Limited. (In Liquidation.)1.92,1WILUNA CONSOLIDATED SOUTH : The

Wiluna Gold Mines, Limited. (In Liquidation.)1.93.7 LADE VIEW: The Western Machinery Com-

pany, Limited.194JGWALIA NORTH: The Western Machinery

Company, Limited.197,1GOLD CREST: McHugh, George.201JA RORA : 0 'Donohoe, Bernard ; Southey,

William; Howard, Frederick William Henry.202JHAPPY JACK SOUTH: The Wiluna Gold

Mines, Limited. (In Liquidation. )203.1 HAPPY JACK NORTH: The Wiluna Gold

Mines, Limited. (In Liquidation.)205JDUNBAR: Crawford, William.209I HOLTEN : Dawson, George Ussher.210J-- JUST IN TIME: Mulholland, Frederick Alfred ;

Dawson, George Ussher.21.5J BUTCHER: Gaylord, George.216:1K ILLARNEY : Bourke, Michael Henry ; Rowe,

William; Harris, Charles ; Horigan, George.217.3NELLIE MAY: Rowe, William ; Horigan,

George; Garrett, Frederick James.220J GEM: Byrne, John.221.1 BRILLIANT: Barry, Hugh.

Miner's Homestead Lease.(16) 3JLUTWYCHE : 0 'Shaughnessy, Thomas.

GASCOYNE GOLDFIELD.

Gold Mining Lease.

32 GEM: Horrigan, John.

GREENBUSHES MINERAL FIELD.

Mineral Leases.

369 ENTERPRISE: Marsh, Albert Edward ; Marsh,Lillie ; Gray, Richard Lawson.

505 SCOTIA: McKay, John.519GLENCAIRN : McKay, John.5S6-0.L.P. : Williams, Robert John.5S7BIRDS NEST: 'Gough George.


15 HOMESTEAD McKernan, John Henry.

MA 31, 1918.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 791

MT. MARGARET GOLDFIELD.

Gold Alining Lenses.

1841T REDEEMED : Lindsay, Frederick ; Brown,Alfred.

2044T GOLDEN SPINIEEX NORTH: Golden Spini-f ex Minim, Syndicate, Limited.

205ST AUGUSTA: McOmish, George Alexander.2059TKING OF CREATION : Brophy, John James.2067TLAVERTON PROPRIETARY: Attewell, Ar-

thur.2069TLAVE'RTON PROPRIETARY NORTH: Bil-

lings, William Horace.2071TK IN G OF CREATION NORTH: Tyrconnel

North Gold Mining Company, No-Liability.2072T GLENELYOD : Brophy, John James.2074TBRITISH LION: Morelli, Angelo ; Cettini,

Michele.20757BRITISH LION SOUTH: Morelli, Angelo ;

Cettini, Michele.2076T BRITISH LION NORTH : Lyons, John ;

Greer, James.2077T BRITISH LION NORTH EXTENDED :

Lyons, John; Greer, James.2078TALICE B.: Doyle, Arthur Nicholas.2079TALICE B. SOUTH: Brophy, Alice.2082TBRITISH EMPIRE: Forbes, Alfred.2084T BUNGARRA : Coulson, George ; Doyle, Athur

Nicholas.20S5TBRITISH FLAG: Turner, James Kininmont.20867.' BELL BIRD: James, Thomas.20S7TSAILOR PRINCE : Coyle, Phillip ; Greville,

Washington.2088TSAILOR PRINCE NORTH: Coyle, Phillip ;

Greville, Washington.2089 EA MOUS BLUE: Birney, Henry.


1TMEADOWS: Alfonso Vicente.37TLILYVAL E : Nowlan, John,

MT. MALCOLM DISTRICT.

Gold Alining Leases.

1175CNORTH STAR: Malcolm Prospecting Com-pany, No-Liability.

1295CSTARLIGHT : Starlight Gold Mining Syndi-cat e, No-Liability.

7324CSTARLIGHT NORTH: Starlight Gold MiningSyndicate, No-Liability.

luluTRIANGLE : Richardson, Bessie ; Robinson,James Johnstone.

1.461C STARLIGHT EAST: Starlight Gold MiningSyndicate, No-Liability.

14750 STARLIGHT. CENTRAL: Starlight Gold Min-ing Syndicate, No-Liability.

1486CRA.JAH: Bradshaw, Harry ; Greenwood, Alfred.1491CHARBOUR LIGHTS: Cale, Tames.1496CGREAT WESTERN: Hastedt, Robert.1499C LIFE OF HOPE: Riggall, Edward.1500CMA ALL KING: Swanson, c Alexander.1501C DERBY : Barnard, Charles.

Miners' Homestead Leases.7C SMITHFIELD : Smith, David.

16CMT. MALCOLM DAIRY FARM: Stock, DavidWilliam.

31CWOODREST : Wood, Carlotta.

MT MORGANS DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.

37.4EMOUNT MORVEN: . Eawkner,325F MILLIONAIRE: Hill, Charles Herbert.326F MT. MORVEN SOUTH: Fawkner, William.313SEWEDERATION : Lawson, Samuel.339F GOLDEN CLIFFS: Hubbard, Edward West.(87IR) 340E DEMOCRAT: Swanson, Alfred ; Leydon,

Francis.(942R) 342F GREAT JUNCTION: Swanson, Alexan-

der; Corcoran, Thomas ; Saunders, William.(1034R) 347F DEMOCRAT NORTH: Swanson, Alex-

ander; Swanson, Alfred; Leydon, Francis,

MOUNT MARGARET GOLDFIELDcontinued.

MOUNT MORGANS DISTRICTContinued.

Gold Mining Leasescontinued.

(104011) 349EGREAT BILLJIM: Marks North GoldMining Company, No-Liability.

(1041R) 350F QUEEN OF THE MAY:James Hood ; Huntley-, Charles Ritchmond ;Smith, Stephen George ; Leitch, John.

(104811) 35111 GENERAL CADORNA : Battaglia,Sperandio Louis.

(1049R) 352E LADY EDITH: Rickard, Harry ; Rick-ard, Edward.

(105011 ) 353EBINDAH NORTH: Amalgamated Westralia G old NI ining Company, No-Liability.

(1051R) 3541'B NDAH SOUTH : Amalgamated Wes'tralia G old Mining Company, No-Liability.

355F-- MILLIONAIRE SOUTH: Hill, Charles Herbert;Eawkner, William.

MURCJIISON GOLDFIELD.

Gold Mining Leases.

(61) 203CUE No. 1: Chesson, James; Heydon, Wil-liam John.

1833 V ER-A : Clarke, Arthur ; Pearce, Patience; Daw-son, Walter.

1855VERA SOUTH: Clarke Arthur ; Pearce, Pati-ence ; Dann son, Walter.

1860BIG BELL: Gliesson, James; ; Heydon, WilliamJohn.

1861BELL BIRD : Chesson, James ; Heydon, WilliamJohn.

1925TRIPLICATE WEST: Couper, Thomas lAlexander.

1927 DUPLICATE: Campbell, Nicholas ; Colgan,Charles Michael.

1928 BLUE STREAK: Colgan, Francis Herbert ; Hun-ter, Thomas ; Josephs, Robert.

1929 TUCKABIANNA NORTH: Atkins, Harry ;:EBrown, Edward Thomas ; Cameron, John; Ward,

Joseph.1933A1LSO CRAIG: Johnson, Peter ; Murray, Ed-

Ward Cooper ; McInnes, James Morison.1937HORSESHOE SA N D [CATE : Joseph, Robert

Benjamin; Hickey, John.1938BLUE SPEC: Moilit, Gilbert Tickle ; Blight, Al-

bert Janice; hunter, Thomas ; Colgan, Frank.1939GOLD STREAK: Bastian, Thomas William ;

Riddle, James Crighton ; Penn, John.1942GOLDEN BELL: Chesson, James ; Heydon, Wil

Liam John.1943 MAJOR: Bonnor, Dennis.1947MISSING LINK: Paterson, Robert David.1948EARLY BIRD. Gould, John Henry ; Currie,

George Adam.1949PATHE : Williams, William Henry.1950TURNST ALL Malpas, Philip Charles.1954B LU E STREAK DEEPS: Hunter, Thomas.1955MACE : Kilinurray, Patrick ; Carew, William.1956 T UCKARIANN A CONSOLS: Radford, Francis

Temple ; Keane, John Vivian ; Colgan, FrancisHerbert ; Spencer, Arthur.

1957TRIPLICATE DEEPS: Penn, John ;.1 antes Crighton ; Bastian, Thomas William.

195S--G OLDEN BELL SOUTH: Rodgers, William.959COCATEA : Harman, Francis.

1960BLUE STREAK CENTRAL: Spencer, Frank.1961SATIN BIRD: Harrison, Frank; Hunter, Thomas.1962 KANGAROO: Sharp, Alexander.1969GOLD STREAK DEEPS: Penn, John ; Riddle,

James Crighton ; Bastian, Thomas William.

Mineral Leases.

61WILGIE MIA: Webb, Charles Bartholomew.62WILGIE MIA No. 1: Webb, Charles Bartholomew.63WILGIE MIA No. 2 : Webb, Charles Bartholomew.

Miner's Homestead Lease.

23BUSH HOME: O'Dea, Timothy Joh


MURCH LSON IOLDFIELDcontinued.

DAY DAWN DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.

3S9DCREME D 'OR: Cairn, John.421DCREME D 'OR N.: Cairn, John.422DCREME D 'OR SOUTH: Cairn, John.51.6D NEPTUNE: Hill, Thomas; Colgan, Francis Her-

bert; Hutchison, Alexander ; Colgan, DanielJames.

522D NEPTUNE- DEEPS: Hill, Thomas ; Hutchi-son, Alexander ; Colgan, Daniel James.


19DTREVESSA : Tresize, Annie Jane.21DGIDGEE FLAT: Clow, David Henry.22D PINNACLES: Woinar, Anthony Vincent.24DFRANKLEA : Lupton, Alfred.

MEEKATHARRA DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.39SNINGLISTON EXTENDED: Western Machin-

ery Company, Limited.437NINGLISTON EXTENDED NORTH: Western

Machinery Company, Limited462NINGLiSTON EXTENDED EAST: Western

Machinery Company, LiMited91.2N GLOBE : Burt, Joseph Ernest ; Speed, Eliza-

beth Lillian Margaret ; Speed, Charles ;Coombes, Joseph Edward ; Speed, CharlesFrederick.

(364P) 1261N HARDER TO FIND: Lee, Freder-ick Roy ; Hale, Harry ; Mackenzie, HarleyUsil.

(425P) 1291N WATERLOO: Garland, John Patrick.1324N-14 A.Ml3URG- BELLE Dawes, Henry ; Strauss,

Georgina Hannah.11145N HAVEL UCK Geyer, Arnold.1360NLEVIATHAN : Dawes, Henry ; Strauss, Geor-

gina Hannah.11368NRUBY ANNA: Beaton, James.13S1NBOOMERANG : Baird, Alexander Douglas ;

Wainwright, Robert Solomon ; MetZke John ;Ceruti, Pietro ; Kearns, Ernest Edward.

1390NFENIA.N MAIN LODE: Rasmussen, PeterLeolin ; Searle, James ; Goss, Hubert Francis ;Roberts, Andrew Livingstone.

1394NWHITE HORSE EXTENDED: Wansbrough,Henry Walter; Mai thews, John.

1403N KYLIE : Baird, Alexander Douglas.1404N CHRISTIAN : Wallace, Richard; Wigmore.

Harry ; Robinson, William ; Greageu, Phillip,1410NWIN THE WAR.: Beaton, .James.1412N MURCHISON BOULDER: Cawse, Albert Wil-

liam.1417NGWALIA NORT 1:1 : Hodgson, Arnold Arthur ;

Peat, Thomas ; Allan, Robert ; Robinson,William Thomas ; Goss, Hubert Francis.

141SN-- FENIAN MAIN LODE EAST: Rassmussen,Peter Leolin ; Searle, James ; Goss, HubertFrancis ; Roberts, Andrew Livingstone.

1419N-41.9N : Craig, Stanley &ries ; Fer-guson, Donald.

1420NHALCYON EXTENDED: Bone, William John ;Bennett, John.

1121NGWALI A WEST: McNamara, John ; Goss,Hubert Francis.

1.422NSIR-DAR Dickson, Edward.1423NROCKLEE : Walker, Christopher Henry.1424NROCKLEE SOUTH: Walker, Christopher Henry.

Miner's Homestead Lease.17NAllanson, Thomas.

MT. MAGNET DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.

1144111FORTUNE OF WAR : Woods, Edward.1149METHEL MAY: Cummings, William James.1159MTAME CAT: Thomas, John Ivor ; Moon, Ed-

ward.116:0MMORNING STAR WEST : The Star Syndicate,

Limited.

MURCHISON GOLDFIELDcontinued.MT. MAGNET DISTRICTcontinued.Gold Mining Leasescontinued.

1164MANTARES Moderana, August ; Mack, Michael.1166MBOOGARDIE VIEW: Cummings, William

James ; Fox, John Joseph.1168MMAY FLOWER: Phillips, Albert ; Charleson,

Andrew.El.691MEARLY BIRD: Young, Henry Anton; Cruick-

shank, George ; Hudson, Robert.11.72MGOOD LUCK: Holzman, Leon.

Tailings Lease.33The Star Syndicate, Limited.

NORTHAMPTON MINERAL FIELD.Mineral Leases.

127KIRTONS SOUTH: Thring, William Francis ;Dwyer, Harry ; Waun, James Delbert.

12S KIRTONS: Thring, William Francis ; Dwyer,Harry ; Waun, James Delbert.

29KIRTONS NORTH: Thring, William Francis ;Dwyer, Harry ; Waun, James Delbert.

142NOOKA : The Nooka Lead Mining Company, No-Liability.

146 SURPRISE COP PER MINE: Mitchell, SamuelHerbert.

NORTH COOLGAD1E GOLDFIELD,MENZIES DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.(1400G) 28232 ROBINSON CRUSOE: Truscott, Ed-

mund ; Roberts, William.3100ZThe Menzies Mining and Exploration Corpora-

tion, Limited.5250ZFOREST BELLE: Peddie, Henry ; Errington,

John; Holmes, George; Nielsen, John.5290ZUNEXPECTED SOUTH: Weaver, John Joseph.52922 WILD ROSE: Hawkins, Denis.5302ZLADY HARRIET: Sawyer, William Frederick ;

Sawyer, James Henry ; Sawyer, Charles Eze-kiel; Sawyer, Ephraim Thomas ; Sawyer,Susannah.

5354Z BALMS: West, .Jack; Allen, George ; Brown,Albert; Allen, John.

5392Z REVIVAL: Menzies Mining and ExplorationCorporation, Limited.

5410ZLAKE VIEW : Maher, Patrick ; Maher, MaryTheresa.

5431Z SAND PRINCE: Edna May Golden Point, No-Liability.

5433Z ALPHA: Sawyer, William Frederick ; Sawyer,Charles Ezekiel ; Sawyer, Ephraim Thomas ;Sawyer, James Henry ; Sawyer, Susannah.

5454Z UNEXPECTED: Weaver, John Joseph.5455ZLADY MARGARET: Flannagan, John Henry ;

Hamer, Maurice Benjamin ; Walsh, PeterJames.

5456Z ST. VINCENT: Flannagan, John Henry ; Hamer,Maurice Benjamin; Walsh, Peter James.

5459ZUNEXPECTED WEST: Weaver, John Joseph.

Miners' Homestead Leases.1ZGARDEN VALE : Organ, Daniel.9ZMURRAY GLEN : Walsh, Peter James.

13Z- -GLEN HOME: McMahon, John.20Z WEAVER'S FOLLY: Neve, David.25ZCARRIERS HOME: McCorkill, Enis Graham.

ULARRING DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.919UMULWARRIE Cadby, Kate; Cadby, Frank

John.954U CARDINAL: Boundy, Robert James ; Robinson,

Percy.972U LITTLE DELE : Taylor, Edward.98617WAIT-II : Taylor, Edward.

YERILLA DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.1010RGENEVE Mandelstam, Alexander Sidney.1011RNET.A Mandelstam, Alexander Sidney.1015R SENATE: Robertson, Andrew Balfour ; Miers,

John.1018RNET A EXTENDED : Brewer, David.

MAY 31, 1918.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 793

NORTH COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELDcontinued.NIAGARA DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.756GCOSMOPOLITAN No. I: The Western Machin

ery Company, Ltd.757GCOSMOPOLITAN No. 2: The Western Machin

ery Company, Ltd.769GTWO D 'S : Bright, William.770GTWO 'S EAST: Bright, William.7710TWO D'S WEST: Bright, William.7720CARPATHIA : Perron, Anthony; O'Connor,

Richard; Vonthien, William Henry.775GLUBRA QUEEN: Barrett, Thomas ; Leipold,

George William.

NORTH-EAST COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.

KANOWNA DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.(107E) 14XBISSENBERGER No. 1 SOUTH: North

White Feather Gold Mines, Limited.974XLILY -AUSTR,ALIS EAST: North White Fea

ther Gold Mines, Ltd.1035XTALY EXTENDED: North White Feather Gold

Mines, Limited.1353XLEILA M.: Martin, John Louis.1355X PALM : Arkle, James Vere; Walsh, Charles;

Thomas, David; O'Keefe, Michael James.1373XMT. MARCONI: Attewell, Arthur.1378XSUNBEAM: Laver, Charles William.1380XGENTLE POLLY : Pascoe, Joseph Williams.1381XBINTI: Billings, William Henry.1382XMASCOTTE : Billings, William Henry.


4XADELAIDE: Gray, William Strang.12XNORTH GIPPSLAND: Willmott, Samuel Charles.37XGINDALBIE MEADOWS: Cooper, George Astley.

KURNALPI DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Lease.312KMULG-ABBLE PERSEVERANCE: Kelly, James ;

McMahon, Margaret Mercy.

PEAK HILL GOLDFIELD.Gold Mining Leases.

461PPATRIOTIC: Wagner, Robert.464PIIIBERNIAN EXTENDED: Gaffney, Thomas ;

McLachlan, Peter.

Mineral Leases.(17811) 9PSONS OF GWALIA : Francisco, Hugh

Carr; Towers, Robert John; Asplin, John Wat-ford; Booth, Henry.

(218H) 31PTWO SISTERS NORTH: Palmer, AlfredBisham.

40PBULL CREAK COPPER MINE: Fitzpatrick, Pat-rick Joseph.

41 PBUTCHER BIRD: Thornton, Patrick; Haggett,Francis Samuel.

43PSONS OF GWALIA EXTENDED: Haggett,Francis Samuel.

44PSONS OF GWALIA CONSOLIDATED: Hag-get, Francis Samuel.

46PHARD TO FIND: Booth, Henry.49PGREEN CAP: Snell, William Allred.

PHILLIPS RIVER GOLDFIELD.

Gold Mining Leases.

136WESTERN FLAG: Hassell, John Frederick Tas-man; Dunn, Walter ; Grant, Charles; Anderson,Ralph Argyle; Gilbert, Caroline Hickman.

137FLAG: Hassell, John Frederick Tasman; Dunn,Walter ; Grant, Charles ; Anderson, Ralph Ar-gyle; Gilbert, Caroline Hickman,

GI I 1 EL I PS RIVER GOLDFIELDcontinued.


128iEASTERN FLAG: Hassell, John Frederick Tas-man; Dunn, Walter ; Grant, Charles ; Anderson,Ralph Argyle; Gilbert, Caroline Hickman.

Mineral Leases.

361 LAST CHANCE: Roberts, Hugh; Kingsmill, Wal-ter john ; Clarke, Joseph.

366HARBOUR VIEW SOUTH: The Harbour ViewGold and Copper Company, Limited.

370NORTH HARBOUR VIEW: Reeve, Arthur.373I.W.U.: Seadden, Cecil; Cowan, George; Fairfull,

Robert.


5MELROSE FARM: Neil, David Ferdinand.15G RANT 'S FOLLY: Lausell, Frank Northcott.24THE VALLEY: Foord, Arthur Herbert.28-8UNNYSIDE FLAT: Lansell, Mary Ellen.22VALLEY WEST: Lansell, Frank Northcott.37LODGE : Daniels, Arnold Edward.41CLEAR VIEW: Neil, David Ferdinand.43 PARK FARM : Dunn, -Robert Adam.58BELLE VUE SOUTH: Daw, Ethel May.67CHATSWORTH : Pierssene, Angela Elizabeth.82SPARTA : Danie:s, Eleanor.85PENRICE : Daniels, Walter George.94GREASBY : Walker, James Leonard.95BEECHWOOD HILL: Daniels, Alfred William.

106TOWN VIEW: Gibson, James Alfred.130KAMARUN GA : O'Dea, Kyrin Malaich.150CLONTARF : Rogers, David Chambers.162STEERE FARM: Bastian, Ernest Edward.172HILLSIDE : Horton, James.177 PIONEER: Haworth, James.186IVYDALE: Bastian, Ernest Edward.190WANDEARAH: Mildwaters, John Phillip.199BURNT PATCH: Robertson, Frances Tuckfield.203CLEAR VIEW EXTENDED: Neil, David Ferdi-

nand.204STONY CREEK: Daw, Leonard.216GLENELG: Coleman, Daniel.224BRENANAH: Smith, Harry Edgar.227 SCOTIA: Teasdale, James Samuel.229ABBOTSFORD: Neil, David Ferdinand.241MYRTLEFORD: Palmer, Cicero.242SEA VIEW: Gilbert, Caroline Hickman.246WANDEARAH EXTENDED: Mildwaters, Johy,

Philip.248ADELAIDE FARM: Brown, Alfred Joseph.250SCOTIA EXTENDED: Teasdale, James Samuel.251CALDERWOOD: McCulloch, Matthew.252WILLOW GROVE: Teasdale, James Samuel.257GLEN ATHOL : Robertson, Frances Tuckfield.258 REDEMPTION: Dunn, James.259ADAM'S FARM: Dunn, Robert Adam.260JUBILEE: Lansell, Frank Northeott.263STRACHANLEY: _McKenzie, Charles Strachan.264RANGES: McKenzie, Louisa May Veronica.268ADELAIDE FARM EXTENDED: Brown, Alfred

Joseph.272KILLCORRIE: Haworth, Lucy Grace.276ENGLEFIELD GREEN: Mitchell, Charles john.278BRENANAH NORTH: Smith, Harry Edgar.289ESPERANCE : Gibson, Alice Bertha.298GLENFEADON: Willoughby, Ernest Walter.200 HIBESCUS : Ford, Cyrus Frederick.

Pi LI3ARA GOLDFIELD.

MARBLE BAR DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.

733BAMBOO QUEEN: Breen, Daniel; Thompson,William Allen; Matheson, Roderick ; Greene,John Frederick ; Welsh, Frank Robert.


IIHLBA RA GOLDFIELDcontinued.

MARBLE BAR DISTRICTcontinued.


762TRUE BUJ E : Hodges, William Armstrong.792 TRIO: Doherty, Michael; Haig, Charles Wolseley.795 BULL ETL\ : Byass, Thomas Robert.799M AGDAL : Weeks, Henry Charles ; Campbell,

Colin George.S00 MOUNT PROPHECY NORTH: Watson, Robert.

Mineral Leases.

86THE ELM.: Marshall, Hay ; Johansson, Andrew.87THE ANCHORITE: Marshall, Hay; Johansson,

Andrew.95LADY MARY : Marshall, Hay ; Johansson, An-

drew.266GREAT MOUNT WONGANELLA CONSOLI-

DATED : Thielemann, Frederick.267HEDLANITE : Johansson, Andrew; Moore, Jos-

eph Dennis ; Hawkins, Frederick Garnet ;Houston, George ; Jeffrey, William.

268 VENTURE: Stewart, Seymour Charles.269LAST HOPE: Stewart, Seymour Charles.

NULLAGINE DISTRICT.

Gold Mining Leases.1.06LBARTON : McKenna, Maurice ; 0 'Driscoll, Hum-

phrey ; O'Brien, Thomas ; Peterson, Andrew.203LHARP : Connolly, Owen.205LROS E Marinoni, Giovanni ; Len is, .Edwin.

WEST PILBARA GOLDFIELD.

Gold Mining Leases.

155TA URI TOM TIT: Brown, Henry Thomas ; Thom-son, Hugh George Ross ; Brown, Thomas Night-ingale.

172C UMSTOCK : Horne, Louis Edgar.179WHUNDO : Shaw, George Garnet ; Waugh, Wil-

liam Alexander ; Francis, Charles Henry ; Clew-ley, Harry ; Francis, Walter Alfred.

180WHUNDO WEST: Shaw, George Garnet ; Waugh,William Alexander ; Francis, Charles Henry ;Clewley, Harry ; Francis, Walter Alfred.

YALGOO GOLDFIELD.

Gold Mining Leases.

681 ASTER CONSOLIDATED: Smith, Clifford John ;Fitzgerald, Patrick ; Green, William John.

699IRON CLAD: King, Joseph ; Seaman, Thomas ;Robinson, James William Daniel ; Nevill, johnLaurence ; Huitson, John.

708 MUG'S LUCK: Seaman, Thomas ; Yeomans,Charles Maddison; Nevill, Beatrice Mary ; Bow-man, Annie ; Nevill, John Lawrence ; Huitson,John; King, Joseph.

727W ARRIEDAR ',Paden, Alfred ; Cain, Mary ; Hornhardt, Fredrick.

739PORCUPINE SOUTH : Oliver, George ; Oliver,Thomas William ; Oliver, Reuben ; Oliver,Samuel.

745-1 RONCLAD SOUTH: Hornhardt, Frederick;Loader, George; Nevill, .James Gerald ; Ryan,Stephen.

756PORCUPINE SOUTH EXTENDED: Oliver,Samuel ; Oliver, George ; Oliver, Thomas Witham ; Oliver, Ben ben.

836WEE McGREGOR : Munro, Duncan.848 ALMA: Oliver, Thomas Richard.854MARGUERITE: Fisher, Garnet ; Moran, William

James.SIB GOLDEN BAR EXTENDED: McGregor, Charles;

Bowman, -Fredrick .lames; Hurley, FrancisJoseph.

YA LG 00 GOLDFIELDcontinued.

Gold Mining Leasescontinued.870PIONEER: Bowman, Annie ; Hurley, Francis

Joseph.851 OLIVE: Yabsley, Robert ; Fitzgerald, Patrick.875PO I NT OF GOLD : Reid, Hugh.876McDON ALD REWARD EAST: CnIlity, Thomas,

Mineral Leases.

32MAITLAND : Williamson, Caleb Charles ; Moorhead, Robert William.

33OLIVE QUEEN: Williamson, Caleb Charles ; Moor-head, Robert William.

47-MON ARCH : Parker, John James ; Gibbs, James ;Willis, Edward ; Gates, William Jessey.

Miners' Homestead Leases.5WARR LE DAR HOMESTEAD : Cain, May.6BON ACCORD : Lang, Eliza Alice.

YILGARN GOLDFIELD.Gold Mining Leases.

536THE TRANSVAAL : Macleod, William Alexan-der.

570 GREAT LEVIATHAN: Howlett, George Henry ;McDonell, Ewen ; Thompson, John.

724SPRING HILL: The Spring Hill Gold MiningCompany, No Liability.

923BOHEMIAN : Kim, John; Kernick, John ; Camp-bell, Andrew.

999TRANS VAAL DEEP No. 2: Macleod, WilliamAlexander.

1000TRANSVAAL DEEP No. 1: Macleod, WilliamAlexander.

1011 -4RISING STAR: Bronco Horseshoe ProprietaryMining Company, No-Liability.

1358TRANSVAAL NOIMI DEEPS: Macleod, Wil-liam Alexander.

I689 BRONCO: Bronco Horseshoe Proprietary MiningCompany, No-Liability.

1933BUTCHER BIRD No. 1: Atkinson, .John; Atkin-son, Guy ; Atkinson, Sydney ; Atkinson, John( junior) ; Jackson, Robert Thomas.

1979 ALLEN 'S FIND: Allen, Arthur James.2053GREAT UNKNOWN: Jones, Charles Edwin ;

McIntyre, Archibald McPherson; Doolette,Durham Longford ; McManus, Cornelius.

20S7RECOVERY : Greenfinch Proprietary Gold Mine,No- Liability.

2088 MYRTLE: Edna May Myrtle Gold Mine, NoLiability.

2168MYRTLE CONSOLS: Edna May Deep LevelsGold Mining Company, No-Liability.

2238 MYRTLE CONSOLS SOUTH: Edna May DeepLevels Gold Mining Company, No-Liability.

2272GLIDE AWAY: Lang, Samuel Carsley ; Windsor,John Joseph ; Andrews, Richard Bullock.

2546SUNNYSIDE : Poison, Samuel Hunter ; Smith,Henry ; Poison, Alexander.

2591MUSKET BELLE Bronco Horseshoe Proprie-tary Mining Company, No-Liability.

2631GREAT VICTORIA JUNCTION: Bronco Horse-shoe Proprietary Mining Company, No-Liabil-ity.

2633 SPRING HILL NORTH: The Spring Hill GoldMining Company, No-Liability.

2643GREAT VICTORIA HORSESHOE: BroncoHorseshoe Proprietary Mining Company, No-Liability.

2650BUTCHER BIRD EAST: Atkinson, John (sen.) ;Atkinson, John (jun.) ; Atkinson, Guy ; ,Atkin-son, Sydney ; Jackson, Robert Thomas.

2653 VIOLET: Andrews, Richard Bullock.2656GOLDEN DREAM : Davis, Richard Elias.2700GRAND NATIONAL: Grand National Gold Min-

ing Company, No-Liability.2716EDNA MAY CONSOLS: Monek, Louis Ozmond.2729BUTCHER BIRD NORTH: Atkinson, John

(sen.) ; Atkinson, John (jun.) ; Atkinson, Syd-ney; Atkinson, Guy ; Jackson, Robert Thomas.

2739ROSALIE : Weinert, Louis.2740TRANSVAAL SOUTH; Macleod, William Alex-

ander.


YILGARN GOLDFIELDcontinued.

Gold Mining Leasescontinued.2741TRANSVAAL NORTH: Macleod, William Alex-

ander.2761WESTON 'S REWARD EXTENDED: Weston 's

Reward Gold Mines, No-Liability.2777MYRTLE CONSOLS EXTENDED : Edna May

Deep Levels Gold Mining Company, No-Liabii-

2790MANXMAN CONSOLS: Tully, Harold James.2793-2GARIBALDI The Spring Hill Gold Mining Com-

pany, No-Liability.2801SCOTS GREYS : Polson, Samuel Hunter.2807HILL END: Battler Hill End Prospecting Syndi-

cate, No-Liability.2S31 EDNA MAY CONSOLS No. 1: Monck, Louis

Ozmond.

2841RETREAT : The Greenfinch Proprietary GoldMines, No-Liability.

2909GREAT SOUTHERN: Hodges, William Mabor ;Martin, Frederick Osmond ; Colreavy, .JamesDaniel ; Courage, Alexander; Wood, RobertHenry; Selk, Rudolph Albert; Kilmartin, Peter.

294SGREENHARP NEW: Fenlef, Michael James.2958WESTON 'S STAR: Weston 's Reward Gold

Mines, No-Liability.2971MARDA VIEW: Doolette, Dorham Longford ;

McManus, Cornelius; McIntyre, Archibald Mc-Pherson ; Jones, Charles Edwin.

2978GIFT : Andrews, Richard Bullock.2989GREAT VICTORIA CENTRAL: Roberts, Wil-

liam Henry ; Linkson, William Henry ; Ryan,James.

2998'61'. GEORGE: Allen, john; Harper, MelmerBlack, James; Andre, Christian Henry.

3010 CENTRAL: McIntyre, Archibald McPherson.3011 VICTORY: King, William Joseph; ; Campbell,

Andrew; Green, John Henry ; Abbott, ElizaAnn.

3015 KITTY: Collins, Naaman ; Hull, Charles Wil-liam; McIntyre, Peter ; Broadfoot, John; Ben-nett, John Thomas ; Pettit, Francis Clement ;Rea, John Hunter.

3016CENTRAL EXTENDED: McIntyre, ArchibaldMcPherson.

3023 ERASERS: McIntyre, Archibald McPherson.3024ERASERS SOUTH: McIntyre, Archibald Mc-

Pherson.3030NEVER NEVER: Burbidge, Ernest Charles.8039 LAKE VIEW: Cox, Ernest Arthur ; Gudici

Agostino.3041HILLDALE Falk iner, Herbert Percy.3051NEVER NEVER EAST: Burbidge, Ernest

Charles.3052NEVER NEVER WEST: Buibidge, Ernest

Charles.3062EDNA MAY EXTENDED: Edna Queen No. 1

Gold Mining Syndicate, No-Liability.3063KING OF THE RANGE: James, Richard.3064 ENTENTE: Ogden, Charles Henry ; Webber,

Mercy ; Beck, Herbert: Cruse, William Snell ;Riddle, Arthur.

3065HIGHLANDER Polson, Alexander.3066 NEVER NEVER EAST EXTENDED: Bur

bidge, Ernest Charles.3067QUEEN MAY: Morgan, Frederick William.3068-1GOLDEN DREAM NORTH: Smith, James;

Gardiner, William ; Davis, Richard Elias.3069BANKER: Rowe, Thomas : Single, William.3072DOREEN : Westonia Gold Mining Prospecting

Syndicate, No-Liability.; 0 3DOREEN EXTENDED : Westonia Gold Mining

Prospecting Syndicate, No-Liability.3076QUEENSLANDER : Hodges, William Mabor.

YILGARN GOLDFIELDcontinued.Gold Mining Leasescontinued.

3077ORIENT : Webber, Mercy ; Ogden, CharlesHenry ; Evans, David ; Riddle, Arthur ; Beck,Herbert.

3078 MYSTERY : Nye, Hiram.3079 --FORTITUDE : Courage, Alexander.8083EDNA MAY BLOCKS: McKye, Charles.3085 CENTRAL CONSOLS: Duggan, Joseph Ray-

3088EDNA MAY SOUTH -WEST: McGinness,Michael.

3089 EXETER: McGinness, Michael.3090MARJORIE B.: Bracegirdle, Walter John Leo-

pold; Leneberg, John.3092EDNA MAY CONSOLS No. 2: Edna May Con-

sols Gold Mining Syndicate, Limited.3093EDNA. MAY CONSOLS No. 4: Edna May Con-

sols Gold Mining Syndicate, Limited.3094EDNA MAY CONSOLS No. 3: Edna May Con-

sols Gold Mining Syndicate, Limited.3095EDNA. MAY CONSOLS No. 5: Edna May Con-

sols Gold Mining Syndicate, Limited.3096EDNA. MAY CONSOLIDATED NORTH EX-

TENDED: Collins, Elsley Roy.3098SUNSHINE AUSTRALIA: Webb, Charles Bar-

tholomew.3099AUSTRALIAN GLORY : Webb, Charles Bar-

tholomew.3101MOUNT ROBE: Cummings, John ; McDonnell,

Alfred Chapple.3102SAINT PATRICK: Lyons, John.3104 COME BACK: Toms, Robert ; Allen, Charles ;

Stephens, John Rosser ; Pettit, Francis Clem-ent; Windsor, John Joseph.

3108 ABIGAIL: Davis, Richard Elias ; Patroni,Arthur; Gardiner, William ; Smith, James ;Abigail, James W.

3109DORA : David, Richard Elias ; Patroni, Arthur;Gardiner, William ; Smith,' James ; Abigail,James W.

3111ST. PATRICK DEEPS: Stockdale, Harry Got'don ; Fairful, Alexander ; 'Tuckey, Enos John ;Mooney, James ; Winner, Edgar George.

3112BULL PUP: Jones, Frank Theodore ; Brown,James; Thompson, John ; Blennerhassett, Ar-thur.

3113 RAINBOW: Bourke, William ; Starr, Timothy ;Tipler, George.

3115PATHFINDER EAST : Hamming, Charles.3121 PATHWAY: Thompson, John.3122SOUTH PATHWAY: Thompson, -John.3123BANKER DEEPS: Rowe, Thomas ; Single, Wil-

liam.3124 THEORIST: Leonard, Theophilus.,3125GENERAL HAIG : Patroni, Arthur.3126ORE CHANNEL BLOCK No. 1: Collins,. Elsley

Roy ; Duggan, Joseph Raymond.3127ORE CHANNEL: Collins, Elsley Roy ; Duggan,

Joseph Raymond.3128MELBOURNE CUP: Burbidge, Ernest Charles.3129BARBER'S REWARD: Francis, Arthur ; Webb,

Charles Bartholomew ; Monaghan, James Pat-rick.

3130LEYDEN : McIntyre, Archibald McPherson.3131ELLWOOD: McIntyre, Archibald McPherson.3132HASWELL McIntyre, Archibald McPherson.3134L- OSBORNE : McIntyre, Archibald McPherson.

Miners' Homestead Leases.2 MURPHY'S SELECTION : Murphy, Patrick.

21ARAPILES HOMESTEAD: Smith, Charles Ed-ward.

30 ALPHA: Forrester, Eleanor Hilda.47VIEW: Lloyd, Isaac Cornelius.


THE MINING ACT, 1904.(Regulation 163.)

Warden-'s Office,Peak Hill, 13th May, 1918.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Wardenof the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an orderauthorising the resumption of possession, for and onbehalf of His Majesty, in -accordance with Regulation163 of "The Mining Act, 1904," of the undermentionedMining Tenements. An order may issue in the absenceof the registered holder, but should he desire to objectto such order lie must, before the date mentioned, lodgeat the Warden 's Office an objection containing the groundsof such objection, and, on the date mentioned, theWarden will proceed to hear and determine the same,in accordance with the evidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) L. L. CROCKETT,Warden.

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Peal: Hill, onTuesday, the 16th day of July, 1918.

PEAK HILL GOLDFIELD.Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered

Holder, Address, and Reason for Resumption.Machinery Areas.

11PThe Western Machinery Company, Limited; Mur-ray Street, Perth. Non-payment of rent.

12PThe Western Machinery Company, Limited; ;Mur-ray Street, Perth. Non-payment of rent.

13PThe Western Machinery Company, Limited; Mur-ray Street, Perth. Non-payment of rent.

,14PConnelly, Charles Frederick; Meekatharra. Non-payment of rent.

Tailings Area.3PThe Western Machinery Company, Limited; Mur-

ray Street, Perth. Non-payment of rent.

Water Rights.37PThe Western Machinery Company, Limited; Mur-

ray Street, Perth. Non- payment of rent.38PThe Western Machinery Company, Limited; Mur-

ray Street, Perth. Non-payment of rent.


Warden's Office,Southern Cross, 3rd May, 1918.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden 's Court an orderauthorising the resumption of possession, for and onbehalf of His Majesty, in accordance with Regulation163 of " The Mining Ac., 1904," of the undermentionedMining Tenements. An order may issue in the absenceof the registered holder, but should he desire to objectto such order he must, before the date mentioned, lodgeat the Warden's Office an objection containing thegrounds of such objection, and, on the date mentioned,the Warden will proceed to hear and determine thesame, in accordance with the evidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) W. A. G. WALTER,Warden.

To be heard at the Warden 's Court, Southern Cross,on Thursday, the 27th day of June, 1918.

YILGARN GOLDFIELD.Nature of Holding, No. of 'Area, Name of Registered

Holder, Address, and Reason for Resumption.

Residence Areas.34SBluett, Laura; Subiaco. Non-compliance with con-

ditions.350Cova, Dante; Southern Cross. Non-compliance

with conditions.351 Loch, Charles William; Southern Cross. Non-com -

pliance with conditions.361Mooney, Robert; Southern Cross. Non-compliance

with conditions.


Warden's Office,Roebourne, 17th April, 1918.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an orderauthorising the resumption of possession, for and onbehalf of His Majesty, in accordance with Regulation163 of "The Mining Act, 1904," of the undermentionedMining Tenements. An order may issue in the absenceof the registered holder, but should he desire to objectto such order he must, before the date mentioned, lodgeat the Warden 's Office an objection containing thegrounds of such objection, and, on the date mentioned,the Warden will proceed to hear and determine thesame, in accordance with the evidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) J. MAUNSELL,Warden.

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Roebourne, onWednesday, the 17th day of July, 1918.

WEST PILBARA GOLDFIELDNature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered

Holder, Address, and Reason for Resumption.Machinery Area.

12Waugh; Alexander; Redmond, James; Shaw,George Garnet; Bickerton, Alfred Lloyd; Roe-bourne. Non-payment of rent.

Business Area.159Marshall, Agnes Frazer; Whim Creek. Non-pay-

ment of rent.Residence Areas.

110Hunter, Agnes; Whim Creek. No Miner 's Right.142Haile, Thomas Henry; Whim 'Creek. No Miner 's

Right.153Haile, Adeline Mabel; Whim Creek. No Miner 's

Right.


Warden's Office,Marble Bar, 9th April, 1918.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an orderauthorising the resumption of possession, for and onbehalf of His Majesty, in accordance with Regulation163 of "The Mining Act, 1904," of the undermentionedMining Tenements. An order may issue in the absenceof the registered holder, but should he desire to objectto such order he must, before the date mentioned, lodgeat the Warden's Office an objection containing thegrounds of such objection, and, on the date mentioned,the Warden will proceed to hear and determine thesame, in accordance with the evidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) F. KELLY,Acting Warden.

To be heard at the ,Warden 's Court, Marble Bar, onMonday, the 22tid day of July, 1918.

PILBARA GOLDFIELD.MARBLE BAR DISTRICT.

Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of RegisteredHolder, Address, and Reason for Resumption.

Business Area.117 Johansson, Andrew ; Tabba Tabb

of rent.Market Carden Areas.

30--0 'Neil, Anastasia Alma; Marblepliance with conditions.

56Sanderson, John Bell; Bamboomeat of rent.

Machinery Area.33Doherty, Michael; Haig, Charles

Creek, Non-payment of rent.Alluvial Claim.

72Vaan, George; Gregg, Edward; Oldcompliance with conditions.

a. Non-payment

Bar. Non-coin-

Creek. N on-pay-

Wolseley; Elsie

Shaw. Non-



Perth, 29th May, 1918.IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of " The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governor inExecutive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Leases and Applications for Leases as shown below.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Acting Secretary for Mines.

Gold Mining Leases.

The undermentioned application for a Gold Mining Lease was approved, subject to survey :

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

East Murchison Black Range 8598.

The surrender of the undermentioned Gold Mining Lease was accepted :

Goldfield. District. No. ofLease. Name of Lease. Lessee.

East Coolgardie 4608a Black Hill Westhead, John.

The undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were declared forfeited for breach of labour conditions, and prior right of application isgranted under Section 105, Subsection (1) :

Goldfield. District. No. ofLease. Name of Lease. Lessees. Names of persons to whom prior

right of application is granted.

Yilgarn 3087

3091

Greenfinch Deeps

North Deeps

Duggan, Joseph Ray- Nlinino, William John.mond ; Stone Brai-nerd Josiah

McKye, Charles Black, Walter Frederick.

Miner's .Homestead Lease.

The undermentioned application for a Miner's Homestead Lease was approved subject to survey ; to1918 :

ate from 1st January,

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

Phillips River 302.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTRAILWAYS.

Merchandise and Livestock Rates Book.W.R. 1862/18.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that thefollowing, alteration has been made to the Merchandiseand Live Stock Rates Book:

Page 30.Gypsum.Alter rate from Class " B " to Class "M."

JOHN T. SHORT,Commissioner of Railways.

Perth, 21st May, 1918.


Merchandise and Livestock Rates Book.W.R. 2619/18.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that thefollowing alteration has been made to the Merchandiseand Live Stock Rates Book :

Pages 32 and 43.0.R.

3 + 50%

Railways.

Insert:Wire racks, stands, frames, and wire work

generally, N.O.S..JOHN T. SHORT,

Commissioner ofPerth, 21st May, 1918.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERN MEETRAILWAYS.

Boilers for Disposal.TENDERS, sealed up and marked on the outside "- Ten-der for Boilers," will be received by the undersigneduntil noon on Thursday, 27th June, 1918, for the pur-chase of five (5) boilers at the Midland JunctionWorkshops, as follows:

Three Lancashire Boilers by Daniel Adamson & Co.,Manchester. Working pressure 801bs. per square inch ;6ft. diameter by 22ft. long; each complete with safetyvalve, low water alarm, stop valve, two water gauges,injector and check valve, and blow off cock.

Two Cornish Boilers by Daniel Adamson & Co., Man-chester. Working pressure 801bs. per square inch; Oft.diameter by 22ft. long, each complete with safety valve,low water alarm, stop valve, two water gauges, injector,check valves, and blow off cock; and both coupled toa Green's Economiser.

A deposit equivalent to 10 per cent. of the amounttendered must accompany each tender.

Forms of tender may be obtained from the Comp-troller of Stores, Midland Junction.

The boilers may be inspected on application to theChief Mechanical Engineer, Midland Junction.

No tender will necessarily be accepted.JOHN T. SHORT,

Commissioner of Railways.Central Railway Offices,

Perth, 29th May, 1918.

798 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.. [May 31, 1918.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS.

Lease of Buoksht I I Rig1Js.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the follow-ing tenders for the lease of bookstall rights on stations for aperiod of live (5) years, commencing on the first day of June,1918, have been accepted :

Date ofaccept-ance.

Station_

3-5-1811-5-1S3-5-183-5-183-5-18

11-5-183-5-183-5-183-5-183-5-18

20-5-183-5-1S3-5-18

3-5-183-5-183-5-183-5-183-5-183-5-18

14-5-183-5-183-5-18

28-5-183-5-183-5-183-5-183-5-183-5-1S3-5-183-5-187-5-18

6-5-18

3 5-183 -5 -18

3-5-18

BeverleyBoyanupBridgetown ...Bunbury.Chidlow's WellClaremontCollie ...CoolgardieCotteslocCottesloc Bell.DowerinDwellingupEast PerthFremantle

GeraldtonGuildfordHarveyKalgoorlieKatanningMaylandsMerredinMid. JunctionMullewaMount BarkerNortham ...N. FremantleOsbornePerth ...PinjarraSubiacoWainWest Guild-

fordWest Lccder-

villeWest Perth ...West SubiacoYork ...

Accepted Tenders.

.A. T. ThomasG. Gorman._J. TonicityC. AndersonH. GormanLynn & FosterSi. P. MahoneyB. H owarthW. SawkinsS. H. CooksonSi. E. DunnA. Hetherington ...A. R. Somerville ...Australasian News

Co., Ltd.Blight Bros.A. S. Beaumont ...A. H. Cooper ...A. SalingerC. F. flitter ...E. Lightly ...G. & W. Duggan ...C. R. TuckerJ. T. HaleyJ. J. DavisA. E. Stanbury ..J. D. TaylorW. H. RoachW. SawkinsH. GormanM. A. SawkinsJ. ButtcrickE. T. Vile .,.

J. Ilesford

S. T. 1VillianasM. A. SimkinsR. C. Millett

JOHN T. SHORT,Commissioner of Railways.


Rout perannum.

THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1908.Albany ilunicipality.

Ex. Co. 875; P.W. 1598/1S.1.T is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor in Council has approved ofthe attached By-laws of the Albany Municipality inaccordance with the provisions of " The Municipal Cor-porations Act, 1906."

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Industries.

THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.

s. d. y -la ws for reg al img the erection of :Advertising2 0 0 oa rdi g s rend time placing of Advertisements, etc.,1 0 0 within time Municipality o1 Albany.1 10 0 IN pursuance of the powers conferred in that behalf9 2 0 by Part VIII. of "The Municipal Corporations Act,

30 0 0 1906," the Mayor and Councillors of the Municipality8 0 0 of Albany do hereby make the following By-law for5 4 0 the purpose of regulating the use of and charging fees6 0 0 for, advertising hoardings and the placing of adver-

t isements on any property within the Municipality.12 0 012 10 0

1 0 01 02 0 0

165 10 0

6 0 02 10 05 5 0

20 0 01 5 0

12 0 01 0 0

30 10 03 0 02 4 0

20 0 04 4 44 0 0

-00 0 015 0 08 0 01 10 01 5 0

Passed by the Council of the Municipality of Albanythis 25th day of February, 1915.

W. J. DAY,Mayor.

AV. G. RAWAN SLEY,Town Clerk.

The Common Seal of the Municipality of Albany wasaffixed in the presence of

Mr. 4. DAY,Mayor.

W. G. RAW NSLE V,Town Cleric.

MUNICIPALITY OF ALBANY.By-law.

Advertsiegg Hoardings, I osi ing Bills, PantingAdvertisements.

16 0 0 In pursuance of the powers in that behalf containedin Part VIII of "The Municipal Corporations Act,

3 0 0 .1906," the Municipal Council of the Town of Albany1 10 0 cloth hereby make the following By-law: -3 0 0


Coaching Bates Book.W. R. 645/18,

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that thefollowing alteration has been made to the CoachingRates Book:

Insert :Children front Katanning.---Second class tickets, avail-

able for return-within three weeks of late of issue, willbe issued to parties of children numl wring not lessthan 30, on presentation of order signed by the Mayoror other authorised person, at the following rates:

Katanning to Albany-5s. per child, 1.0s. per atten-dant.

One attendant to each 30 children,

Page 53.

JOHN T. SHORT,Commissioner of liaihrk s.


Repeal.L All Bylaws hitherto made by the Municipal Coun-

cil of the 'Town of Albany with reference to the mattersherein contained are hereby repealed.

Interpretation Clause.2. In the construction of this By-law:

(a.) The word "hoarding" shall mean a hoardingerected on private property for advertisingpurposes.

(b.) The word " occupier " shall mean the personhaying the use and control of a hoarding.

(c.) The word " owner " shall mean the owner ofthe land on which a hoarding is erected.

(d.) "Building Committee" shall mean the com-mittee appointed by the Albany MunicipalCouncil.

The word " Council" shall mean the Muni-cipal Council of the Town of Albany.

The word " Municipality ' ' shall mean theMunicipal District of the Town of Albany.

The word "advertisement" shall mean andinclude, papers, bills, or posters, and allother advertisements of any nature, sten-cilled, painted, or embossed and affixed orplaced in any way on walls, fences, or win-dows.

No person shall erect or cause to be erected ahoarding unless and until a plan and specification, show-ing clearly the position and size and the method of andmaterials to be used in the construction of, and themanner of fixing same, shall have been deposited witha nil approved by the Building Committee, and except inaccordance with such plan and specification, and alicense in the form of Part I of the schedule attachedhereto has been issued by the Town Clerk.

(e.)

(C)

(g.)


4. No license shall be granted in respect of anyhoarding erected either before or after the passing ofthis By-law, unless the distance from the face of thehoarding to the alignment of the nearest street or wayshall be at least equal to the distance from the level ofsuch street or, way to the highest point of such hoard-ing, provided that in no case shall the height of anyhoarding exceed twenty-one feet. The top of the hoard-ing shall be finished level and, save as provided in thesucceeding section, in a straight line. The name of theowner of the hoarding may, however, be fixed imme-diately on the top of the hoarding near the centre ofthe length.

5. Every person erecting a hoarding, or the occupieror owner of a hoarding already erected at the cornerof two streets, shall cause such hoarding to be roundedoff or splayed off to its full height, as may be requiredby the Building Committee.

6. No person shall make any alteration or additionto any hoarding, unless and until the proposed altera-tion or addition shall have been approved in writingby the Building Committee through the Town Clerk.

7. If any hoarding is at any time, in the opinion of. the Building Committee, in a dangerous or neglected

condition, and the owner or occupier shall, upon receiptof a written notice to that effect, fail to forthwith re-move or refix the same to the satisfaction of the Build-ing Conunitee, the Council may remove the same andrecover the cost of so doing from the owner or occupier.

S. The occupier of a hoarding shall maintain suchhoarding to the satisfaction in all things of the Build-ing Committee, and if any paper or other materialaffixed thereto becomes detached shall forthwith 1:01110VOand clear away such paper or other material.

9. If in the opinion of the Council any bill, placard,or advertisement attached to or painted on any hoard-ing be objectionable, and the occupier or owner shall,upon receipt of a written notice to that effect, fail to atonce remove or cause to be removed such bill, placard,or advertisement, the Building Committee or other per-son or persons authorised by the Council may removethe same and recover the cost of such removal from theoccupier or owner.

10. All notices required under this By-law to beserved on the owner or occupier shall in the first placebe given by the Council to the occupier, but if he cannotbe found then any such notice may be served upon theowner.

11. If the occupier or owner of any hoarding failsto comply with a Written order of the Council withinthe time named in such order, the .Building Committeeor other person or persons authorised by the Councilmay carry out the requirements of the said order, andany costs incurred may be recovered by the Councilfrom the occupier or from the owner.

12. No person shall attach, paste, or paint any bill,or other form of advertisement upon any hoarding inany part of the Municipality without having a validand subsisting monthly or yearly license therefor fromthe Town Clerk in the form of Part 2 of the schedulehereto attached.

13. Every license issued by the Town Clerk underSections 3 and 12 of this By-law shall terminate onthe 31st day of October in each year.

14. The fee for a license under Section 3 shall beone shilling per superficial yard per annum. The feepayable for a monthly license under Section 12 of thisBy-law shall be seven shillings and sixpence (7s. 6d.) ,

and the fee payable for a yearly license under Section12 shall be Four pounds (Y.4). ,Full fees shall be chargedfor all licenses issued before the thirteenth day of Aprilin each year, but for all licenses other than monthlylicenses, issued between the first day of May and thethirty-first day of October in each year, half fees shallbe charged, provided that in no case shall the chargebe less than ten shillings (10s.).

13. Every hoarding shall at all times have the nameof the occupier clearly shown in a conspicuous placeon the front of the hoarding.

16. No person shall post, paint, stencil, place, oraffix any advertisement on any fence or wall, footpath,or on any fence or wall, window, or other portion ofany building facing Or abutting on any street or wayor public place within the Municipality.

17. The Council may permit the display of adver-tisements at threatres or other places of public, amuse-ment, mid may permit the advertising of meetings orobjects of national or general importance, under such

terms and conditions as the .Council may in each easedecide.

18. Applications for such permission shall be madein the form specified in Part 3 of the schedule heretoattached.

10. Any permission granted by the Council here-under may be in the form specified in Part 4 of the saidschedule.

20. The provisions of Section 16 of this By-law shallnot apply to bills or advertisements posted on or affixedto signboards to the erection or maintenance of whichthe Council has consented, or to the advertisement bythe occupier of any shop or dwelling on the windowsthereof in respect of the business carried on by himtherein, or to advertisements as allowed for and pro-vided by the standard verandah specifications.

21. The use of any advertisement within the Muni-cipality, otherwise than in accordance with this By-law,is hereby prohibited.

22. The occupier or owner of any premises withinthe Municipality on the walls, windows, or fences ofwhich any bills are posted or any advertisements arepainted, stencilled, placed, or fixed contrary to the pro-visions of this By-law shall, on receiving written noticefrom the Council so to do, remove same, and if the sameare not removed within seven days .from the giving ofsuch notice then the Council may by its officers removethe same and recover from the owner or occupier in acourt of summary jurisdiction the cost of so doing.

Penalties for Breaches of By-laws.23. Where anything in this By-law is directed to lie

done or forbidden to be done, or where any authorityis given to ally officer to direct anything to be done orto forbid anything to be done and such act forbiddento be done is done, in every such case the perSon makingdefault as to such direction and prohibition respectivelyshall be deemed guilty of a breach of this By-law, andevery person guilty of a breach of this By-law shall beliable, for every offence, besides any costs or expenseswhich may be incurred in the taking of proceedingsagainst such person guilty of such offence, to a penaltyof Ten shillings (10s.) for the first breach of this By-law, and to a penalty not exceeding Twenty poundsfor every succeeding breach of such By-law, or to apenalty not exceeding Two pounds (£2) for each dayduring which such breach shall be committed or con-tinued, and in addition to such penalty shall lie liableto pay to the Council any expense incurred by theConnell in consequence of any breach or non-observanceof any By-law or in the execution of any work (lirectedto be executed and not so executed. 'Provided that theminimum pecuniary penalty for any offence against thisBy-law other than the first offence shall he one-tenthof the maximum penalty hereby provided.

SCHEDULE.Part 1.

MUNICIPALITY OF ALBANY.License to erect ADdave

191

rtising Hoarding.No. Date,

The Council of the Municipality of Albany herebylicense of , to erectand maintain until the 31st day of October, 191 anadvertising hoarding on Albany Town Lotsubdivision , situate inAlbany, in accordance with By-laws and ApplicatimNo. , which has been lodged with the TownClerk.

On behalf of the Building Committee,

Town Clerk.

Part 2.License to attach Advertisements to Hoardings.

No Date, , 191 .

The Council of the Municipality of Albany clothhereby license of ,

attach, paste, or paint any bill or other form of aver-tisement upon the advertising hoarding erected onAlbany Town Lot , subdivision ,

situated in Street, Albany, in accordancewith Section 12 of this By-law.

On behalf of the Building Committee,

Town Clerk.

SOO GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [MAY 31, 1913.

Part 3.I, , of , hereby apply

to the Municipality of Albany for permission to 'fix an. advertisement to the of the premises

owned/occupied by me at Town Lot Sub.Street, Albany, for the period expir-

ing the day of 191 . Suchadvertisement will be to such andis as follows

Dated Lis clay of , 191 .

Signature of Applicant,

Part 4.The Municipality of Albany (loth hereby permit....

, of , to affix anadvertisement of the nature specified in his applicationto the of the premises owned/occupied byhim at Town Lot Sub.

7

Street, Albany.Dated this day of , 191 .

Town Clerk.

MUNICIPALITY OF ALBANY.In pursuance of the powers in that behalf contained

in Part VEIL of "The Municipal Corporations Act,1906,'' the Municipal Council of the Town of Albanydoth hereby make the following By -law:-

1. All By-laws heretofore made by the MunicipalCouncil of the Town of Albany, with reference to thematters hereafter contained, are hereby repealed.

2. No person shall erect or maintain any sign, sign-board, awning, blind, overhanging lamp, or other thingover or near any footway or roadway within the Muni-cipality, without a written license from the Council orexcept in accordance with and upon the terms and con-ditions of such license.

3. A license to erect or maintain a sign or signboard(other than an illuminated sign), in connection withany building shall be granted on and shall besubject to the following conditions:

(1.) In case where there is a verandah, the sign orsignboard

(a.) Shall he fixed on the outer plate or fascia ofthe verandah parallel with the kerb and shallbe of maximum width of two feet; or

(b.) Shall be under the roof of the verandahsecurely and rigidly fixed to the T iron orrafter and following absolutely the contourof the verandah at right angles to the build-ing line, and of a maximum width of 12inches. Signs under the verandah may hefixed to each rib, provided that the minimumdistance between any two signs shall be 12feet.

(2.) In cases where there is no verandah, the signor signboard shall be of a maximum width oftwo feet, and

(a.) shall be securely bolted and attached to thewall without any intervening space and par-allel with the building line; or

(b.) shall be securely bolted to the wall forming thebuilding line with an inclination outwardsfrom the base not exceeding six inches.

(3.) In no case shall glass be permitted in the con-struction of the sign.

Signs and signboards shall be so placed as toallow in all cases a headway of not less thannine feet from the lowest portion thereof tothe surface of the footway, and where .prac-ticable not less than 10 feet.

4. A license to erect and maintain an illuminatedsign shall be granted only on and shall be subject tothe following conditions:

(1.) It shall be moved at any time when the Councilshall so direct.

(2.) It shall be lighted with an approved "illumin-ant" showing light on both sides.

(3.) Details of the construction of the proposed signshall be submitted to the Council, and whenapproved the sign shall he fixed to the approvalof the Building Committee.

(4.) It shall be kept in good order to the satisfac-tion of the Building Committee and the TownClerk.

(4.)

(5.) The lettering or device on the sign shall be onlysuch as is approved by the Council.

(6.) The illumination shall not be sufficiently intenseto cause annoyance to pedestrians.

(7.) If the sign be of the flashing or in and outtype, at least one-half of each side thereofshall be illuminated at all times whilst thesame is in use.

5. All electrically lighted signs must be protectedby ample single pole fuses and a double pole switch.

6. The sign may be removed by the Building Com-mittee at the cost of the licensee in the event of anyof the conditions of the license not being complied with.

7. Any sign fixed under a verandah shall not exceedthe following dimensions: Depth, one foot four inches;widths at top, one foot six inches, and at bottom twelveinches. If over four feet in length it shall be fixedclose up to and follow the contour of the roof of theverandah, and must be securely and rigidly fixed inposition. If not more than four feet in length, it maybe fixed on the level, one end being close up to the roofof the verandah.

S. If the sign is over the verandah, or on a buildinghaving no verandah, it shall not project from the build-'ing line more than four feet, and shall be securely stayedand braced to render it rigid and immovable.

9. Chemists and doctors shall be allowed to exhibitan approved lampcolour redso fixed as to be seenup and down a street.

lb. Sun-blinds shall be white or of a light colour,and no advertisement or writing of any kind shall bepermitted thereon. They shall

writingso constructed that

the lowest part thereof cannot hang lower than sevenfeet six inches above the level of the footpath.

11. All signs and signboards or other similar attach-ments erected at the time of enactment of thiswhich do not comply with the conditions thereby pre-scribed, shall be removed within fourteen days afternotice is given by the Council to remove the said sign-board or other attachment. Provided that no existingsign or signboard shall be altered or repainted exceptin such manlier as will cause it to conform with theforegoing conditions.

12. .A.spplications and licenses for signboards and sun-blinds shall be in the form of Schedules Nos. 1, 2, 3,and 4 respectively.

13. The scale of fees more particularly specified inSchedule 5 to this By-law shall be the scale of fees tobe paid by the person obtaining any license under thisBy-law.

14. Where anything by this By-law is directed tobe done or forbidden to be done, or where authority isgiven to any officer to direct anything to be done orto forbid anything to be done, and such act so directedto be done remains undone or such act forbidden to bedone is done, in every such case the person making suchdefault as to such direction and prohibition respectivelyshall be deemed guilty of a breach of this By-law. Andevery person guilty of a breach of this By-law shall beliable for every such offence, besides any costs whichmay be incurred in the taking of proceedings againstsuch persons guilty of such offence, as well as any costsor expenses which may be incurred in the execution ofthe work directed to be so executed and not so executed,to a penalty not exceeding Twenty pounds for everybreach of any such By-law or to a penalty not exceedingTwo pounds for each day during which such breachshall be committed or continued.

Schedule No. 1.MUNICIPALITY OF ALBANY.

Town Clerk 's Office,No. Date,To the Town Clerk.

I. hereby make application for a license to erect asignboard in front of premises occupied by me andknown as No Street.

Height from footpathSize of signboardMaterialShould the license be granted I undertake to keep the

signboard in good repair and securely fixed.Signature of Applicant,

Address,


Schedule No. 2.IIUNICIPALI OF ALBANY.

Signboard License.

Date,NoGranted toAddress

Authorising the erection of a signboard in front of abuilding known as , NoStreet, in accordance with By -law and ApplicationNo.

Height from footpath to underside of signSize of signboardMaterialWriting on sameColoursThis license expires on the day

of 191

Town Clerk.


Application for Sun-blind.Town Clerk's Office,

No. Date,To the Town Clerk.

I hereby make application for a license to erect a sun-blind in front of premises occupied by me and knownas , No. Street.

Height from footpathSize of blindMaterialShould this license be granted, undertake to keep

the blind in good repair and securely fixed, so that itcannot be put any lower, and to have no writing oneither side.

Signature of Applicant,Address,


Sunshade or Blind License.No. Date,Granted toAddress

Authorising the erection of a sunshade or blind infront of a building known as , No.

Street, in accordance with By-laws andApplication No

No advertisement or writing shall be placed upon theabove-named blind.

Height from -footpathLengthDepthMaterialThis license expires on the......day of 191 .

Town Clerk.


Scale of Fees to be charged.For every license and renewal of license issued under

this By-law-2s. 6d. per annum.

Recommended,WM. J. GEORGE,

Minister for Works.

Approved by Ilis Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council this 10th day of April, 1918.

BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Executive Council.

THE ROADS ACT, 1911.Yilgarn Road Board.

Department of Works and Trading ConcernsP.W. 879/1S. Perth, 23rd May, 1918.

I'I' is hereby notified, for general information, that theHon. Minister for Works and Trading Concerns hasapproved of the appointment of all Postmasters andRailway Station Masters within the Yilgarn Road Dis-trict to witness Absentee Votes in accordance withSection 79 of "The Roads Act, 1911," for the forth-coming election to be held on 1st June, 1918.

(Sgd.) C. A. HUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns.

THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.Wagin Municipality.

Ex. Co. 1199 (f) ; P.W. 2027/18.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that

Excellency the Governor in Council has approved ofthe attached By-law of the Wagin Municipality, inaccordance with the provisions of "The Municipal Cor-porations Act, 1906."

C. A. HUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns.

MUNICIPALITY OF WAGIN,A BY-LAW of the Municipality of Wagin, made underSubsection (r), Section 181, of " The Municipal Cor-porations Act, 1906," and numbered 39.

In pursuance of the powers conferred by the saidAct, the Mayor and Councillors of the Municipality ofWagin order as follows:

By -law No. 39.I. No person shall act as town herdsman until he is

licensed for such purpoSe by the Council.2. No person shall engage an unlicensed person to

drive and depasture cattle over and upon park landsand public reserves within the municipality.

3. The licensing fee for .a town herdsman shall befive shillings per annum, payable in advance.

4. The fee to be charged by the herdsman for mind-ing cows shall be one shilling per week for each cow,payable by the owner to the herdsman.

5. The Council may, without giving any reason,cancel a herdsman's license by the giving of one fort-night's notice to that effect.

6. Any person offending against this By-law shall,upon conviction, forfeit and pay a sum not exceedingFive pounds.

Passed this 22nd day of April, 1918.ROBT. SINCLAIR,

[n.s.] Acting Mayor.C. C. KEYSER,

Town Clerk.

Reeonunended.WM. J. GEORGE,

Minister for Works.

Approved by ilis Excellency the Governor in Councilthis 15th day of May, 1918.


TENDERS ACCEPTED.Public Works Department,

Perth, 29th May, 1918.THE following list of Tenders, recently accepted, ispublished for general information:Date of Acceptance, Name of Contractor, Description

of Contract, and Amount.May 27.W. J. Templeton: Wyaleatchent Hospital and

Nurses' Quarters (5610), £406.W. Arnott :, Woodman 's Point QuarantineStation, Disinfecting Block (5609), £2,000.

By order of the Eon, time Minister for Works,C. A. HUNT,

Under Secretary for Public Works.

302 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. MAY 31, 1918.

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date of j Nature of Work. Date and time forNotice. Closing.

Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc., to 1)c seen.

1918.May 16 Bu long Public Buildinn-Pur-

chase and Removal (5616)

May 16

May 16

May 22

Slay

May 29

May 30

CilValia State Hotel-Renova-tions (5617)

Geraldton Public iiuildings-Re-ro6fing (5600)

Upper Blackwood 1, omm1 Board-Bridge over Scot Brook andApproaches Contract (5618)

Bridgetown Post Office Reno-vations (5619)

Goldfields Water Supply-No. 2Tank, Floating Cover (5620)

Perth New General Post Office-Metal Lift Enclosures (5621)

1918.(Noon on Tuesday)4th June

11th June ...

ffith June ...

3rd September

Contractors' Room, Perth, P.W.D. Office, Kalgoorlie,and Courthouse Boulder, on and after 21st of May,1-918.

Contractors' Room, Perth, P.W.D. Office, Kal-goorlie., and Courthouses Leonora and Boulder, orand after 21st May, 1918.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W. Office, Gerald-ton, on and after 21st May, 1918.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and at Courthouse,Bridgetown, on and after Tuesday, 28th May,1918.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Courthouses, Bridge-town and Banbury, on and after 28th May, 1918.

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after the 28thSlay, 1918

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Commonwealth PullicWorks and Railways Department, Melbourne, onand after 4th June, 1918.

enders are to be addressed to "'The lion. the Minister for Works," and will be received at the PublicWorks Office, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

By order of the Hon. the Minister for Works,

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Public Works.30th May, 1918.

THE ROADS ACT, 1911.Inc Road District.

Notice of iitt,oi hot to form New Road District.Department of Works and Trading Concerns,

P.W. 4742/17. Perth, Sth May, 1918.NOTICE is hereby given that, in exercise of the powersconferred by Section S of "The Roads Act, 1911," itis the intention of the Governor in Council to constitutea new Road District to be called the Roe Road District,with the boundaries described in the Schedule A hereto,and for such purpose to excise from the Corrigin andWickepin Road Districts such portions of territory there-of as are situated within the intended boundary of theproposed Roe Road District as so described as afore-said, and to alter the boundaries of the Corrigin andWickepin Road Districts and such of the Wards thereofas are thereby affected. And further, on the formationof the said Roe Road District as aforesaid to divide thesame into six Wards with the boundaries, names, andnumber of members allotted to each as described andset forth in the Schedule B hereto.

Plans showing time proposed District and Wards maybe seen at the 'Local Government Office, Department ofWorks and Trading Concerns, Perth. To come into forceas from the 1st day of July, 1918.

C. A. HUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Trading. Concerns

Schedule A.Bounded on the Northward by lines commencing at

intersection of the Rabbit-proof Fence with theproduction West of the South boundary of Avon Loca-tion 12305, and extending Eastward. along said produc-tion and South boundary and part of the East boundaryof said location, the Southern and part of the Eastboundary of Location 12307, the North boundaries ofLocations 1976(3, 19695, 18895, 19822, mold part- of theNorth boundary of Location 19821, a West, a North,and a Wes: boundary of Location 19820, the West boun-dary of Location 19502, the Southern 1)011.u-taffies orLocations 19816, 19504, 1761S, 19834, and 19S33, theWest boundary of Location 15064, a West and the Northboundary of Location 15062, part of the West boun-dary of location 12595, the West and the North boun-dary of Location 21255, the North boundary of Loca-tion 13925, the West boundaries of Locations 17676 and17679 and their production Northward to the South boun-

dary of Location 16859, part of the South, the West,and the North-Western boundaries of Location 16859,the Western and Northern boundaries of Location 16145,the North boundaries of Locations 16144, 16142, 16133,and 19640, part of the West, the South, and part of theEast boundary of Location 16129, the North boundariesof Locations 16131 and 16139 and their prolongationEast to intersect the prolongation North of the Eastboundary of Location 19525; thence along the .latterprolongation and said East boundary of Location 19525,the North and the East boundary of Roe Location 2, theEast and the South boundary of Location 1, the Eastboundary of Avon Location 19522, part of the North,the East, and part of the South boundary of Location18708, the 'East and part of the South boundary ofLocation 18704, the East and the South boundary ofLocation 18701, the East boundaries of Locations 18696and 18697 to the latter 's South-East corner; thence Eastfollowing a line connecting the said South-East cornerwith the 103 M.P. on the Rabbit-proof Fence to theWest boundary of late P.L. 2347/93, and along part ofthe West, the South, and part of the East boundary ofsaid 2.L., and again following the aforesaid line throughthe said 103 M.P. to the West boundary of late P.L.629/95, and along part of its West and its South boun-dary and part of the West and the South boundary ofP.L. 657/95 and the latter's production East to inter-sect a North and South line passing through Koorara-walyee Well (on the -Eastern Goldfields Railway) andthe 145 M.P. on the No. 1 Rabbit-proof Fence.

On the Eastward by part of the said North and Southline from the aforesaid intersection to the said 145 M.P.

On the Southward by lines commencing at the said145 M.P. and extending Westward to and along theSouth boundaries of Roe Locations 6 and 7, part of theEast and the South boundary of Location 4, part ofthe East and the South boundary of Williams Location9513, the South boundary of Location 9509, part of theEastern and the South-Western boundaries of Locations9510 and 9502, the South-West boundary of Location9501 to its South-West corner; thence to and along theSouth boundary of Location 10991, the East boundaryof Location 10160, the North boundary of Location10158, part of the East and the South boundary ofLocation 10164, the Southern boundaries of Locations10165 and 10174, and part of the latter's West boun-dary, the North boundaries of Locations 10793, 10792,and 9749, and part of the lattermost's West boundary,the North boundaries of Locations 11356 and 11355,port of the East, the North-East, and part of the Nortli-West boundary of Location 10814, the North-East andpart of the North-West boundary of Location 10692, the

MAY 31, 1918.] GOVERNMENT. GAZETTE, W.A. 803

North-East boundaries of Locations 10691 and 10690,part of the North-East boundary of Location 10689, aSouth-West, a South-East, a South-West, and part ofthe North-West boundaries of Location 10693, the Northand part of the West boundary of Location 10696, theNorth-East and the North-West boundary of Location10699 to its West corner; thence Westward to the North-East corner of Location 10254, and along its North-Eastboundary, the Noth-East and the West boundary ofLocation 10255, the South and part of the West boun-dary of Location 10256, the South and the West boun-dary of Location 10257, the North boundaries of Loca-tions 10258, 10259, and to and along the North boun-daries of Locations 10925, 10924, and 10923, part ofthe East, the North, and part of a West boundary ofLocation'8459, the North boundary of Location 8458 tointersect the Rabbit-proof Fence.

On the Westward by the Rabbit-proof Fence from theaforesaid intersection to the starting point.

Schedule B.Kuhn 1i/ord.-Bounded by the boundaries of Ku lin

Townsite. One member.

Kondinin Ii ard.-Bounded by the boundaries of Kon-dinin Townsite. One member.

Ku lin Rock Ward.-Bounded on the Westward,: North--Westward, and Northward by part of the district boun-daries from their intersection with the production Westof the North boundary of Williams Location 9484 tothe North-East corner of Location 16139.

On the Eastward by lines commencing at the North-East corner of Avon Location 16139, and extendingalong its East and part of its South boundary, the Eastand the South boundary of Location 16627, part of theSouth boundary of Location 16626, the West boundariesof Locations 16624, 16621 16611, and 15091, part of theNorth and the Western boundaries of Kondinin Town-site the West boundaries of Locations 15093, 15105,and 15099, part of the South boundary of Location15098 to the Western side of the Yilliminninu-KondininRailway Reserve and along said side of the Railway Re-serve to the North -West boundary of Location 13663,and along part of the North-West and the West, boun-dary. of said Location 13663, the North and the Westboundary of Location 11455, part of the North and theWest boundary of Location 14467 to its South-Westcorner.

On the Southward by lines commencing at the afore-said South-West corner, and extending along the Southboundaries of Locations 1440G and 14465 and the South-Western boundaries of the latter, the South boundariesof Locations 14462, 14463, 17665, and .17663, part ofthe East boundary of Location 17664, the North andpart of the West boundary of -Williams Location 10312,the North boundaries of Locations 10311, 9262, 9263,9265, 9269, 9433, 9867, and 9484, and their productionWestward to the starting point. One member.

East Konainin 14'c/rd.-Bounded on the Northwardand Eastward by part of the district boundary from theNorth-East corner of Avon Location 16139 to intersectwith the production East of the North boundary of Wil-liams Location 10347.

On the Southward by lines commencing at the afore-said intersection, and extending to and along the Northboundary of Williams Location 10347, part ofthe East and the South boundary of Avon Location18472, a South, an East, a South, and the West boundaryof Location 18471, part of the West boundary of Loca-tion 18470, the Southern boundaries of Locations 18463and 18467, part of the East and the North boundaryof Williams Location 7759, the North and part of theWest boundary of Location 10085, the North boundariesof Locations 9487 and 9486, and part of the Westboundary of the latter to the production East of theNorth boundary of Location 8948; thence along saidproduction and North boundary, the North and part ofthe West boundary of Location 8947, the South boun-dary of Location 14467 to its South-West corner.

On the Westward by part of the East boundary ofthe Kulin Rock Ward from the said South-West cornerto the South boundary of Kondinin Townsite; thenceby the Southern, Eastern, and part of the Northernboundaries of said townsite to again follow the Eastboundary of the Kulin Rock Ward to the starting point.One member,

Jetarning fDard.-Bounded on the Northward by par(of the South boundary of the Kulin Rock Ward fromthe district boundary to the South-West corner of AvonLocation 14465.

On the South-Eastward by the Western boundariesof the Kulin Ward and the Western boundary of Wil-liams Location 9883, the North and the West boundaryof Location 9339, part of the North and the West boun-dary of Lbcation 9841, part of the North boundary ofLocation 9843, part of the South-Eastern boundaries ofReserve 16068, part V the West boundary of Location9843 to its Sonth- l'i corner; thence along the pro-duction West of its South boundary to the Eastern sideof the Railway Reserve and along same to the Northboundary of Location: tilui along part of the Northand West boundaries ofsaid Location SSOS, and againalong the Railway Reserve to the North boundary ofLocation 9255, and ale::: -, part of the North and theEast boundary of said Location 9255, part of a North,Western, a North, and part of a West boundary of Loca-tion 8905, part of the South-West boundary of Location9255 to the Railway Reserve, and along said RailwayReserve to the North boundary of Location 8698, andalong part of the North and West boundaries of saidlocation, part of the South boundary of Location 8430,the East boundaries of Locations 8323 and 8704, andthe latter's South boundary, and again along the Rail-way Reserve to the district boundary.

On the Westward by part of the district boundary tothe starting point. One member.

South -East Ward.- Bounded on the Northward by theSouth boundary of the .East Kondinin Ward.

On the Eastward, Southward, and Mrestward by partsof the district boundaries.

On the North-West ward by the South-East boundaryof the Jetarning ;tad the South and East boun-daries of the K \...d and part of the South boondary of the Kuhn Rock Ward. Two members.

No. 15495.-US.O.TUE HEALTH ACT, 1911-15.

Colonial Secretary's Department,M.P.H. 1201/17. Perth, 31st May, 1918.

111,S Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto approve of the following resolution_ made by theGuildford Municipal Council, under the provisions of

The Health Act, 1911415," also the By-laws made bythe said Niunicipal Council relating to Morgues.


GUILDFORD 71 UN LCIPAL COUNCIL.Ti esolution.

Whereas by Section 2(57 of "The Health Act, 1911-15," it is provided that the Governor may cause to beprepared Mo:lel 13y-laws for all or any of the purposesfor 10111'11 inay be made by a Local Authorityunder any of the provisions of the said Act, and that aLocal Authority may, of its own motion, by resolutionadopt the whole or any part of snch By-laws: Anilwhereas Model By-laws have been prepared in accord-ance with the provisions of the said Section, and pub-lished ill the Government Gazette on the 20th day ofNovember, 1914: Now, therefore, it is resolved and de-termined by the Guildford Municipal Council, being aLocal Health Authority within the meaning of the saidAct, that the whole of such Model By-laws be adoptedfor the District of Guildford, with the following excep-tions and amendments:-

PART 1.-BY-LAW s,By-law 1.-Delete the whole, and insert in lieu the

Priuies.1. Ever privy hereafter to be built must have a

door and he properly enclosed, screened, and fenced frompublic view, and every house or other building,' hereafterto be erected shall have attached to it a privy of thefollowing construction to the satisfaction of the LocalAuthority:

The size above the floor internally not to be less thanaft. 9in. by Oft. Oin., and not less than Oft. Gin. high,in clear height on the lowest side. It must also be suffi-ciently ventilated; the walls to be constructed of 41/31n.


brickwork, lime-washed or plastered, jarrah or galvanisedcorrugated iron, and not to be erected closer than 3ft.to the boundary of the adjoining allotment, nor nearerthan 20 feet 'to any business place or dwelling, unlesswith the express permission of the Local Authority, andmust have proper provision for the removal and replacingof pans. The pan must be the regulation pattern, andif the floor of the privy is of wood, a metal tray at leasttwo inches deep, with sufficient flushing apertures, mustbe fitted behind the riser for the reception of the pan.If the floor is not of wood it may be composed of con-crete, slate, or sonic non-absorbent material, having aproper fall towards the door. Every privy seat shall befitted with a closely fitting hinged aperture cover.

The levels of the seat and the floor shall be such thatthe top of the pan shall be within one inch of the under-side of the seat.

Bylaw 2.-In subsection (a), after the word "walls,"insert the words "and floor."

Subsection (b) to be deleted.Subsection (1).-In the sixth line, delete the words

"to a sewer or," and in the sixth and seventh lines, de-lete the words " of the pattern described by By-law 7."

Subsectien (g).-th the last line, delete the words"to the satisfaction of," and insert in lieu thereof thewords "when required by."

By-law 6.-Subsection (c) to be deleted; add new sub-section, to read :-" All urinals to which the public haveaccess after dark, whether situated on private propertyor otherwise, must during such time be kept lighted tothe satisfaction of the Local Authority."

By-law 7.-In the second and third lines, delete thewords "two pans, and such pans shall conform to thefollowing specification," and insert in lien thereofthe words " one pals, and such pan and lid shall be ob-tained from and be in aecoradnee with the specificationof the Local Authority."

Subsections (a) to (f) to be deleted.By-law 8 to be deleted.By-law 12 to be deleted, and t following substituted

therefor:-"Removals of nights( shall only be made bythe Local Authority."

By-law 13, Subsection (a).- the third line, deletethe words "an inspector," and insert in lieu thereof thewords "the Local Authority."

Delete all words after "receptacle," in the fourth line,and insert in lieu thereof the words "and lid to be inaccordance with the specification of the Local Auth-ority."

By-law 15.-Delete all words after the word "emp-tied," in the fifth line, and insert in lieu thereof "asfrequently as the Local Authority may direct."

By-laws 16 and 20 to be deleted.By-law 21.- Insert after the word "sides," in the

second line, "if required by the Local Authority."By-laws 22 and 22 (a) to be deleted.By-law 24.-Add at the end the words, "This By-law

will not apply in any ease where liquid wastes are dis-posed of without nuisance on a cultivated area."

By-law 25.-Delete all words after the word "by,"in the second line,-and insert in lieu thereof "such meansas are approved by the Local Authority."

By-law 25 (a).-Delete the whole.By-law 26.-Delete the whole of subse-ctions (a) and

(d).By-laws 29, 30, 33, and 34 to be deleted.By-law 35 to be deleted, and the following inserted in

lieu thereof:-Regulating and keeping of cattle or other animals.(1.) Every occupier or owner of a building wherein

or whereon any horses, cattle, or other animals may bekept shall provide, in connection with such building orother premises, a suitable receptacle for dung, soil, filth,or other offensive or noxious matter which may be pro-duced from time to time in the keeping of such animals.

(2.) Such receptacle shall be constructed in such amanner and of such material, and shall be maintained insuch a manner so as to prvent the escape of any of thecontents thereof or any leakage therefrom, and shall heproperly covered.

(3.) The owner or occupier of such premises shalldaily collect and put manure into receptacle, and at leastonce a week remove or cause to be removed all dungor other offensive matter from such receptacle.

By-law 37.-Subsection (a) to be deleted.Subsection (b) to read-"No person shall keep any

pigeons or poultry within 20 feet of any dwelling-house."

By-law 38.-All words after the words "purpose,"in the fifth line, to be deleted.

By-laws 44, 45, 46, and 48 to be deleted.Schedule "A" to be deleted.Part IV., By-law 20.-Subsection (b) to he deleted.Part Vi. to be deleted.Part N., Section A.-By-lasv 5 to be deleted.Schedule "1)."-Add at the end the words "Laun-

dries nil."Section "C."-By-law 2 to read as follows:-"No

premises shall be registered as a piggery unless everyportion of such piggery is at least two chains distantfrom any dwelling, street, or thoroughfare."

Section "C," By-law 3.-Delete all words after tileword "enclosures," in the third line, and insert in lieuthereof the words "shall be of sufficient area ,and keptin a clean and satisfactory condition."

Subsection 3 (a) to be deleted.By-laws 4 and 7 to be deleted.Section "0," By-law 1.-Strike out the word "in-

spector," in the seventh line, and insert in lien thereofthe words "Local Authority."

Dated this llth day of April, 1918.0. Ti. BATNS,

Town Cleric.

Confirmed by the Commissioner of Public Health forthe State of Western Australia, this 18th day of May,1918.

EVERITT ATKINSON,Commissioner of Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Councilthis 29th day of May, 1918.


Morgues.Whereas under the provisions of "The Health Act,

1911-15 " a Local Health Authority may make By-laws:Now, therefore, the Guildford Municipal Council, beingthe Local Health Authority for the Municipal Districtof Guildford, do hereby make the following By-law: -

1. The annual fee for" a license for a place for thetemporary reception of the bodies of the dead, and forkeeping such bodies for the purpose of view, examina-tion, identification, or other lawful purpose before burialor cremation, shall be :El.

2. Every license shall expire on the 31st day of Octo-ber next after the day of its issue.

3. No such license shall be granted in respect of anypremises unless-

(a) The walls thereof are constructed of stoneor brickwork; and

(b) The interior surface of all walls is covered withglazed tiles or is rendered with some imper-vious material to be approved by the Board,so as to he non-absorbent and washable; and

All floors are constructed of some imperviousmaterial to be approved by the Board, suchas granolithic, or glazed tiles, laid upon abed of 4in. concrete, having a fall to an out-let discharging over a trapped gully; and

(d) The premises are adequately ventilated bydirect communication with the open air.

4. No such license shall be granted in respect of anyroom, the dimensions of which are less than 10ft. by 9ft.by 9ft. in height.

5. No such license shall be granted in respect of pri-vate premises sinless the site thereof is approved by theBoard, or if the same are within 20 feet of any dwelling-house.

Dated this 11.th day of April, 1918.G. H. BATNS,

Town Clerk.

(e)

Confirmed by the Commissioner of Public Health forthe State of Western Australia, this 18th day of May,1918.


Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Councilthis 29th day of May, 1918.


MAY 31, 191.S.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 805

No. 15496.C.S.O.THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-15.

Colonial Secretary's Office,M.P.H. 1602/18. Perth, 31st May, 1918.

TITS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto approve of the following By-law No. 38, and amend-ments of By-law- No. 35, made by the Kalgoorlie Munci-pal Council under the provisions of The Health Act,1911-15."


MUNICIPALITY OP KALGOORLIE.WHEREAS by "The Health Act, 191.1," the Muni-cipality of Kalgoorlie has power to make By-laws pre-scribing some place or places at which all fish, meat, orperishable food must be produced for inspection beforebeing sold or offered Or exposed for sale within the dis-trict: Now, therefore, in pursuance thereof the followingBy-law has been made by the said Municipality andshall come into operation from the date of publicationin the Government. Ga.:,ettc:

By-law No. 3S.Inspection of weal before sale.

1. No person shall sell, offer, or expose for salewithin the Municipality of Kalgoorlie any meat unlesssuch meat has been either inspected by the Governmentor other Meat Inspector appointed by the Commissionerof Public Health and marked with such brand or marksas may from time to time be prescribed by the saidCommissioner, or inspected by the Health :Inspector ofthe Municipality of Kalgoorlie and marked or brandedwith the following brand, that is to say, a brand con-sisting of a device in the shape of a square containingthe letters "K.M.C." and a numeral in the centre, afacsimile of such being appended hereto:

2. The following places are appointed at which allmeat not already inspected by the Government or otherMeat Inspector appointed by the Commissioner of Public

ealth and marked with such brand or marks as mayfrom time to time be prescribed by the said Commis-sioner shall be exhibited for inspection:

The Auction Mart of Peter Hansen, Hannan Street,Kalgoorlie.

The Auction Mart of the Associated Pruitgrowers,Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie.

The Kalgoorlie Municipal Markets, Hannan Street,Kalgoorlie.

The Kalgoorlie Railway Station, Forrest Street,Kalgoorlie.

3. All meat exhibited for inspection shall be exposedand hung for inspection in such positions in the ap-

. pointed places as the Health inspector of the Muni-cipality of Kalgoorlie shall direct.

4. In this By-law the term "meat" shall mean allmeat except ham, bacon, smoked, cured, or tinned meats,or game or poultry.

5. Any person who commits a breach of the aboveBy-law shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £26.

Passed by the Municipality of Kalgoorlie at a meet-ing held 17th December, 1917.

B. LESLIE,[Ls.] Mayor.

CHAS. E. ECCLES,Town Clerk.

Confirmed this 20th day of May, 1918.EVERITT ATKINSON,

Commissioner of .Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor hr Execu-tive Council this 29th day of May, 1918.


Additions and Amendments to Bp / -law No. 35.

ADDITIONS and Amendments to By-law No. 35 of theHealth By-laws of the Municipality of Kalgoorlie, madeunder Section 167 of "The Health Act, 1911," forprescribing precautions to he taken for the transport,storage, or carriage of !neat and for the protection ofmeat from flies and dust when exhibited for sale.

In pursuance of the powers conferred by " The HealthAct, 1911," the following alterations and amendmentsto By-law No. 35 have been 'node by the Mayor alb ICmincillors of the Municipality of Kalgoorlie, and shallcome into operation from the date of publication in theGovernment Gazette:

]. In Clause 29 after the figures " 29" insert inbrackets the numeral " (i.)."

2. In the same clause add another subelause num-bered," (ii.) " as follows:

(ii.) Every person transporting meat to or storingor exhibiting meat for sale in any auction mart shallcomply with the following conditions:

(a.) The meat shall be effectively protected from dustand flies.

(b.) No meat so stored or exhibited for sale in anyauction mart as aforesaid shall be depositedon the floor but all such meat shall be hungon hooks and clear of the floor.

Passed by the Council of time Municipality of. Kal-goorlie at a meeting held on the 27th day of Am.-2;ust,1917.

B. LESLEE,Mayor.

MIAS. E, EC(LES,Town Clerk.

Confirmed this 27th day of Slay, 1.915.

EVERITT A.TKINSON,Commissioner of .Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council this 29th day of May, 1918,

BER:N -1-n) PARKER,Iflerk of the Council.

THE HEALTH ACT', 1911-15.

Appointment.

THE following appointment made by the undermen-tioned Road Board is hereby approved:

Phi,thips River Road Board.Thomas Griffiths to be Secretary, :Inspector, and Col-

lector.


23rd May, 191$.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-15.Appointment.

THE folio wing appointment made by the undermen-tioned Local Health Authority is hereby approved:

forkDr. V. E. Gordon to be Medical Officer of Health,

rice Dr. D. P. Davis. deceased.

:EVERITT ATKINSON,Commissioner of Public Health,

27th Slay, 1918.


WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Accepted Tenders.

TenderBoardN.

Date. Contractor.Sched-

uleNo.

DepartmentParticulars. concerned. Rate.

1918.147/18 May 27 Elder Shenton & Co., 47A, on and Steel

Ltd. 1918Items 2 to 6, 13 and 17 Railway Depart-

mentRates on Applies

tion.Harris, Searle & Co., 47A, Items 10, 25 to 29, 32 do.

Ltd. 1918 and 41H. Scott Young ... 47n, Items 33 to 38, 45 to 50, do.

1918 52 and 53Sandover & Co. 47n, Items 7, 30, 39, 43 do.

1918McPherson Pty., Ltd. 47A, Items 1, 8 and 9, 11, 12, do.

1918 15, 16, 18, 19, 21,14

McLean Bros. & Rigg, 17n, Item 39 ... do.Ltd. 1918

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Date ofadvertising. Svhedule No. Supplies required. Date of

closing.

1918. 1918.day 9 ... 51A, 1918 ... Ferguson joints ... ... ... ... ... June 6.day 16 ... ... ... ... Firewood for Railways, 1918-19 ... ... ... ... June 6.day 24 ... 56n, 1918 ... Carbide ... ... ... ... June 6.day 24 ... 57n, 1918 ... Vacuum Hose Pipes ... ... ... June 6.day 13 ... 52n, 1918 ... Spring Washers, -kin. ... ... ... ... ... June 13.day 30 ... 58n, 191S ... Firewood for Goldfields Abattoirs ... ... ... June 13.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned suppliesuntil 2. 15 p.m. on the date of closing.

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

JAS. THOMPSON,30th May, 1918. Chairman.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application No. 71/1918.

TAE !, notice that George Ridgway of Beria in theState of Western Australia Mining Engineer has madeapplication to be registered as the proprietor of anestate in fee simple in possession in the following parcelof land situate in the Avon District being:

Avon Location 566 containing 40 acresBounded on the South-East by twenty chains t-% o

links of the North-West boundary of Location 363].On the North-East by the South-West boundary of

Location 6276 and a public road measuring togethertwenty chains one link

On the North-West by twenty chains of a boundaryof Location 5002 and

On the South-West by twenty chains one link of theNorth-East boundary of Location 4736.

And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right title orinterest in the above parcel of land are hereby requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the 11th July nexta caveat forbidding the same from being brought underthe operation of the Act.

A. Y. CLYDE,Deputy Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,30th May, 1918.

Haynes, Robinson, (5- Cow, Howard Street, Perth,Solicitors for the Applicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.

(Section 75.)

Application No. 469/1918.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it isintended on the twentieth clay of June 1918 to issue toAnnie Malinda Smith of Parkeston near Kalgoorlie inthe State of -Western Australia wife of Jasper Smith ofthe same place- Relieving Operating Porter a SpecialCertificate of Title to the land described below theduplicate Certificate of Title having as is alleged beendestroyed by fire.

Dated this 30th day of May, 1918.

A. Y. GLYDE,Deputy Registrar of Titles.

The land referred to.All that piece of land being portion of Swan Loca-

tion P1071 and being Lot 73 on deposited Plan 581 andthe balance of the land in Certificate of Title Volume149 Folio 12 standing in the name of Annie Melinda.Smith wife of Jasper Smith of Claremont Signalman.

Keenan Randall, Kalaoarlie, Solicitors for theApplicant.


TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application No. 493/1918.

TAKE notice that Thomas George Burton Sheppard ofCharles Street Midland Junction in the State of WesternAustralia irondresser has made application to be regis-tered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple inpossession in the following parcel of land situate atMidland Junction in the Swan District and being:Lot 169 of Swan Location 15 containing thirty-four and

three-tenths perchesBounded on the North-East by the South-West boun-

dary of Lot 16S measuring two chains seven links andone-tenth of a link

On the South-East by Frederick Street measuring onechain

On the South-West by the North-East boundary ofLot 170 measuring two chains twenty-one links andeight-tenths of a link and

On the North-West by the South-East boundary ofLot 208 measuring one chain and one link.

The land is more particularly defined on Plan 2112.And further take notice that all persons other than

the applicant claiming to have any estate right title orinterest in the above parcel of land are hereby requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the 29th June next acaveat forbidding the same from being brought underthe operation of the Act.

A. Y. GLIDE,Deputy Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,23rd May, 1918.

Haynes, Robinson, 6- Cox, Howard Street, Perth,Solicitors for the Applicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Section 75.)

Application No. 455/1918.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it isintended on the nineteenth day of June 1918 to issue toHannah Maria Deverell of Roseville Quindanning inthe State of Western Australia widow the administra-trix with the will annexed of Joseph Den ley late of theWilliams River shoemaker deceased a Special Certificateof Title to the land described below the duplicate Cer-tificate of Title having as is alleged been lost or de-stroyed.

Dated this 23rd day of May, 191S.A. Y. GLIDE,

Deputy Registrar of Titles.

The land referred to.Williams Location 131 (less portion resumed) being

the whole. of the land now comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 6 Folio 1 standing in the name of JosephDonley of Williams River farmer.Parker f Parker, Howard Street, Perth, Solicitors for

the Applicant.

AGRICULTURAL BANK ACT, 1906, ANDAMENDMENT ACTS.

Mortgagee's Sale.688/16.

THE Agricultural Bank invites Tenders, returnable on10th June, 1918, for the purchase of Denmark Agricul-tural Area Lot 515; being George Latter's ConditionalPurchase Lease 26485/55.

This property is situated about six miles North-Westof Denmark, and contains 57 acres 2 roods, described asgood, fair karri land.

Improvements:Cleared-18 acres.Fencing-160 chains 4 and 6 wires.Draining-10 chains.House and sheds.

The improvements are quoted from office records, andare believed to be correct, but the Trustees do not guar-antee them. Purchasers should satisfy themselves asto the correctness of the particulars, both in regard toquantities and condition.

Further particulars of terms and indebtedness onapplication.

No tender necessarily accepted.W. PATERSON,

17th May, 1918. Managing Trustee.

COLLIE DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.ANNUAL Statement showing operations and trans-actions of the Board for Financial Year ended 30thday of June, 1911:

SUMMARY OP RECEIPTS ANDRECEIPTS.

Particulars.

Credit Balance at commencement of YearBalance at Treasury ... ... ...Balance at Commercial Bank (General

Account) ... ... ... ... ...

EXPENDITURE.

£ s. d. s. d.

0 3 7

82 10In hands of Secretary ... ... 1 18 0

84 17 7General Bate

(1.) Current Rates collected during year ... 456 14 9(2.) Arrears of Rates collected during year 74 13 2

531 7 11Licenses

(a.) Cart and Carriage 99 12 0(b.) Dog 34 12 6

134 5 0Income from Property and Plant (other than

lighting)Rents from Halls, etc. 20 0 0

Government GrantsAnnual Subsidy for Maintenance and Con-

struction 104 0 0All other Receipts

Sale of Timber ... 40 0 0Health Authority ... 115 10 3

155 10 3

Total ... £1,096 0 9

EXPENDITURE.

Particulars.£ s. d. s.

Expenses for Levying General Rate--Collection, Commission, etc. 53 3 0

Refund of Rates (in suspense) 7 1 3Expenses for collecting Licenses

(1.) Licensing Plates, Discs, etc. ... 2 0 6(2.) Commission ... 11 1 3

13 1 9Salaries 65 0 0Office Expenses (Rent, Postage, Petty Cash,

3 1 0Election Expenses ... 1 1 0Audit Fees 5 5 0Advertising ... 5 15 9Stationery and Printing 613 6Plant and Tools (purchased during year)

Repairs to Furniture, Tools, Plant, etc. ... 12 18 0Bank Charges (including interest on Bank

Overdraft, etc.) 0 1C, 7Insurances (Fire Guarantees, etc.) ... 8 9 0Three per cents. 10 13 11Maintenance Works (from Revenue, including

Government Grants) as per Form No. 51Roads 273 4 10

Construction Works (from Revenue, includingGovernment Grants) as per Form No. 51

Roads 292 16 9Works undertaken from Special Loan raised

under 1° Geo. V., No. 29, as per Form No.18157 1 9

All other Expenditure (to be specified if onworks)

Miscellaneous 11 11 0Balances at end of Year

To credit of Board at Treasury 20 8 0To credit of Board at Commercial Bank

(General Account) 132 14159 2 8

Total ... £1,096 0 9

LIABILITIES AND ASSETS.LIABILITIES.Particulars.

Rates owing but which cannot he collected(Estimated) ...

All other LiabilitiesRates advanceHealth .

18117

s. d.

7 1114 6

£

150

136541

s. d.

0 0

2 515 2Balance of Assets over Liabilities ...

Total £827 17 7

Assure.Particulars.

s. d. £ s. d.Credit Balance at Treasury 26 8 6Credit Balance at Commercial Bank ... 132 14 2

159 2 8Rates outstanding

General Rates 437 8 0Estimated Current Value of owned

by BoardBuildings, etc. ... 145 7 0Movable Plant and Tools 03 19 5Furniture, etc. ... 22 0 0

Total £827 17 7

I certify having examined the hooks of the CollieRoad Board and compared the above Statements of"Receipts and Expenditure" and "Assets and Lia-bilities," and found same correct.

(Se-d.) PIY. J. ASH,Government Auditor.

10th May, 19

SOS GOVERNMENT

DUMBLEYUNG DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.

ANNUAL Statement showing operations and trans-actions of the Board for Financial Year ended 30thday of Jule, 1917:

SUMMA It OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE.

RECEIPTS.

Particulars.

Credit Balance at commencement of YearIn hands of Secretary ...

General Rate

s. cl.

(1.) Current Rates collected during year 721 2 9(2.) Arrears of Rates collected during year 325 3 8

Licenses(a.) Cart and Carriage 171 0 0(b.) Dog ... 5 17 (5

(c.) Motor Cars 23 10 0

FeesGate Registration ...

Income from Property and Plant (other thanlighting)Hire of Horse and Dray to Health Board ...

Contractors' Deposits ...Government Grants

Annual Subsidy for Maintenance and Con-

Debit Balance at end of yearAt National Bank

Total ...

EXPENDITURE.

Particulars.s. d.

s. d.

12 1 4

1,040 6 5

200 7 0

0 5 0

19 10 02 15 0

225 0 0

324 11 5

£1,830 17 2

Debit Balance at commencement of YearAt National Bank ...

Expenses for Levying General Rate(1.) Valuation Fees, etc. ...

Expenses for Collecting LicensesLicensing Plates, Discs, etc.

Salaries ...Office Expenses (Rent, Postage, Petty Cash,

etc.) ...Election ExpensesAudit Fees (Eighteen months)Advertising ...Stationery and Printing ...Plant and Tools (purchased during year)

(1.) Tools, Plant, etc. ... 3 19 0(2.) Office Buildings ... 13 0 5(3.) Repairs to Furniture, Tools, Plant, etc. 3 2 5--

Bank Charges (including interest on BankOverdraft, etc.

Insurances (Fire Guarantees, etc.) ...Three per cents.Legal ExpensesMaintenance Works (from Revenue, including

Government Grants) as per Form No. 51(a.) Roads 377 6 0(c.) Wells, Dams, etc. ... 6 0 0

. .

Refunds of Deposits to ContractorsConstruction Works (from Revenue, including

Government Grants) as per Form No. 51(a.) Roads ...(b.) Footpaths(c.) Erection of Poles, Posts, Pipes, etc.,

for lighting

All other Expenditure (to be specified if onworks)

Purchase of HorseSubsidy, Wagin HospitalSundries ...

Balances at end of YearTo credit of Board at TreasuryIn hands of Secretary

Total ,

652 16 042 4 2

5 10 0

30 0 010 0 0

1 0

0 11 103 7 7

LIABILITIES AND ASSETS.- a

LIABILITIES.

Particulars.

Debit Balance at National Bank (Unsecured)Outstanding Accounts (Estimated) ...Rates owing but which cannot be collected

(Estimated)Contractors' Deposits or Trust Accounts ...Balance of Assets over Liabilities

Total

s. d.

153 11 0

139 4 9

3 17 3194 4 4

20 5 20 5 0

18 18 011 4 69 14 2

20 2 4

29 12 048 12 427 16 00 12 0

383 12 0

GAZETTE, W.A. [MAY 31, 191S.

ASSETS.

Particulars.£ s. d.

Credit Balance at Treasury 0 11 10Cash in hands of Secretary 3 7 7Rates outstanding

General Rates 2,157 18 7Estimated Current Value of Property owned

by BoardBuildings, etc. ...Movable Plant and ToolsLamps, etc.

24385

0 00 00 0

Furniture, etc. 45 0 0Other PropertyHorses, Drays, and liar

81 0 0

Total ... £2,552 18 0

3 14 6

700 10 2

40 1 0

12 19 5

£1,830 17 2

We certify having examined the books of the Bumble-yung Road Board and compared the above Statementsof "Receipts and Expenditure" and "Assets and Lia-bilities," and found same correct.

GEO. D. E. PLUNKETT,Government Auditor.

W. HARDING,Ratepayers' Auditor.

13th May, 1915.

THE ROADS ACT, 1911.Close -ic of Road.

WE, G. Dunkley, H. Dunkley, W. C. Maidment,Higgins, T. and J. Jamieson, W. J. C. Delaporte, beingthe owners of land over or along which the portionof road hereunder described passes, have applied to theCapel District Road Board to close the said portion ofroad, viz.:

Capel.Corres. 25/17.C. 96.The surveyed road along the North-East

boundaries of Stirling Estate Lots 91 to 96, inclusive,from the former's North-Eastern to the latter's North-Western corner. (Plan, Stirling Estate.)

II. DUNKLEY.W. C. MAIDMENT.M. HIGGINS.GEO. DUNKLEY.T. & J. JAMIESON.W. J. C. DELAPORTE.

Aubrey Edmund Moore, on behalf of the CapelRoad Board, hereby assent to the above application Inclose the road therein described.

A. E. MOORE,Chairman Capel Road Board.

25th May, 1918.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.THE Yorkshire Insurance Company, Limited, herebygives notice that its Registered Office in the State ofWestern Australia is now situate at St. George's House,No. 115 St. George's Terrace, Perth, and is accessibleto the public between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.on week days, except on Saturdays, when the hours arefrom 10 a.m. to 12 110011; also that Ernest HarwoodPearce is now the Attorney for the Company in WesternAustralia.

Dated this 14th day of May, 1918.The Yorkshire insurance Company, Ltd.,

By its Solicitors,HAINES, ROBINSON & CON,

20 Howard Street, Perth, W.A..

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.The Yilgarn Consols Gold Mining Company, No Liability.NOTICE is hereby given that the office or place of busi-ness of the above company in the State of Westernd.

324 11 5 Australia is situated at Antares Street, Southern Cross,25 0 0 and that Richard Bullock Andrews is the duly appointed

attorney of the said company.Dated this 22nd day of May, 1918.

LOHRMANN & TINDAL,105 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Agents for R. B. Andrews, Solicitor, Southern Cross.

100 0 05 0 0

2,098 0 7

£2,552 18 0


THE COMPANIES ACT, 1393.The Golden -Ridge Gold -Xining Company, Ltd. (in

Liquidation) .Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that all claims against theabove company are to be lodged with me at PalaceChambers, Kalgoorlie, on or before Monday, lst July,1918, and no recognition will be made of any claimssubsequent to that date.

E. F. JACK,Liquidator.

The Midland Farming Company, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe -above-named company is situate at No. 6, TrusteeChambers, 29 Barrack Street, Perth, and is accessible tothe public on week-days from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and onSaturdays 10 a.m. to 12 noon.

ROBT. WALKER,Secretary.

The Colonial Rubber Company, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Office or place ofbusiness in the State of Western Australia of the aboveCompany (where all legal proceedings may be servedupon and all notices addressed or given to the saidCompany) is situated at Queen's Place, William Street,Perth.

Dated the 30th day of May, 1918.JOHN ALAN GILBERT,

Queen's Place, William Street, Perth,Attorney for the said Company in Western Australia.

In the 'matter of "The Companies Act, 1893."(56 -Viet., No. 8.)

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a 'Limited Company, has this day been issued toNokaning-Merredin District Farmers' Co-operative Com-pany, Limited.

Dated this 24th day of May, 1918.F. A. MOSELEY,

Registrar of Companies.Supreme Court Offi e, _Perth, W. A.

SOLDIERS' ESTATES.Notice to Creditors.

In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaProbateJurisdiction.

In the matter of the Estates of Deceased Soldiers.THE Supreme Court having granted administration tothe Curator of Intestate Estates of the following sol-cliers' estates:67/17HNo. 1569, Pte. Hugh O'Brien, 28th Battalion.

393/17No. 2596, Pte. Edwin Elbourn, 11th Battalion.597/17No. 534, L/Cpl. Phillip Harding Williams, 10th

Battalion.600/17No. 1172, Cpl. Thomas Robinson, 12th Bat-

talion.624/17No. 3530A, Pte. Alfred James Gaffney, 51st

Battalion.653/17No. 3789, Pte. William Fitzgerald, 11th Bat-

talion.760/17No. 1832, Pte. John Hamilton, 34th Battalion.762/17No. 2902, Pte. William Jones, 16th Battalion.12/18No.15 /18 No.

6263,5959,

Pte.Pte.

Alfred Floate, 16th Battalion.John William Andrews, 16th

Battalion.Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other

persons having claims or demands against the estate ofthe said deceased are hereby required to send particularsof such Claims or demands to the undersigned, on orbefore the 1st day of Tidy, 1918.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard only to these claims of which heshall then have had notice. And the said .Curator willnot be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so dis-tributed or dealt with, to any person whose claim ordemand he shall not then have received notice.

Dated at Perth, this 28th clay of May, 1913.GERVASE CLIFTON,

Curator of intestate Estates.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaProbate

Jurisdiction.381 /18.In the matter of the Estate of Mary Mansbridge,

deceased.WHERKAS on the 23rd day of May, 1918, an order toadminister the estate and effects of Mary Mansbridge,late of Beverley, in the State of Western Australia,domestic, deceased, who died on or about the 3rd day'ofOctober, 1917, was granted by the Supreme Court ofthe said State, under the provisions of "The Adminis-tration Act, 1903," to the undersigned, the Curator ofIntestate Estates, Perth.

Is.3V notice is hereby given that all creditors andother persons having claims or demands against theestate of the said deceased are hereby required to sendparticulars of such claims or demands to the under-signed, on or before the 1st day of July, 1918.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which heshall then have had notice. And the said Curator willnot be liable for the assets,. or any part thereof so distributed or dealt with, to any person whose claim ordemand lie shall not then have received notice.

Dated at Perth, lids 29th day of May, 1918.

GERVASE CLIFTON,Curator of Intestate Estates.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaProbateJurisdiction,

In the matter of the Will of Thomas Leslie Harbutt,formerly of 91 Mary Street, Fremantle, in theState of Western Australia, but late of MountBarker, in the said State, Farmer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsupon or against the estate of the above-named deceasedare requested to send particulars of same to the execu-trix, Sophie Harbutt, care of her Solicitor, New ZealandChambers, 105 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or beforethe 24th day of June, 1918; and further take noticethat after the expiration of ,such last mentioned datethe said executrix will distribute the 'assets of the saiddeceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, havingregard only to such claims of which she shall then havehad notice.

Dated the 3rd day of May, 1918.CHRISTOPHER EWING,

105 St. George's Terrace,Perth,Solicitor for the Executrix.

In the Supreme

the estate ofPerth, in thedeceased.

Court of Western AustraliaProbateJi(risdiction.

Thomas Saw, late of 230 Pier Street,State of Western Australia; Gentleman,

To whom it may concern.PURSUANT to Section 46 of "The Administration Act,1903,1' notice is hereby given to creditors and others tosend in their claims against the estate of Thomas Saw,late of 230 Pier St., Perth, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, Gentleman, deceased, to the West Australian Trus-tee, Executor; and Agency Company, Limited, BarrackStreet, Perth, in the said State, the executor of the willof the said deceased, on or before the first clay of Julynext, after which day such executor will distribute theassets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitledthereto, having regard only to the claims of which suchexecutor has then notice.

Dated the 29th day of Slay, 1918.

DARBYSIIIRE & CALDER,Commercial Bank Chambers, 42 St. George's Terrace,

Perth,Solicitors for the said Executor,


THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.

Adjudication.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. ofMatter. Date of Order. Date of Petition.

Andrew Patrick Brophy 296 Hay St., Subiaco ,Mining Agent ... Supreme Court,Perth

16 of1918.

21st day of May,1918

21st day of May1918

First Meeting and Public Examination.

Debtor's Name. Address,Descrip-

tion. Court. Number. Date of FirstMeeting.

I

Hour. Pliice.Date of

Public Ex- Hour.amination.

Place.Date of Order(if any) for

SummaryAdministration.

Alfred Ratti-gan

Meekatharra ... Store-man

SupremeCourt,Perth

40 of1917

12th day ofJune, 1918

3 p.m. SupremeCourt,Perth

12 day of 10.30June, 1918 a.m.

SupremeCourt,Perth

29th day ofMay, 1918

Order made on Application for Discharge.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. Number. Date of Order, Nature of Order made.

tichard Allender ... Carnarvon ... ... I. Carrier and Con-tractor

Supreme Court,Perth

70 of 1014 ... 14th day of De-cember, 1916

Discharge suspended foryears from 14th Dcember, 1916, and thehe be discharged Ifrom the 14th Decerber, 1918.

Notice of Composition.

2

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Amount per 6. First or finalor othrwise. When payable. Where payable

San Juan ... Broome ... Storekeeper Supreme CourtPerth

35 of 1917 ... One shillingin £ on ac-count ofCompositionof ten shil-lings in £

First ... 4th day ofJune, 1918

At the Office ofthe Official Re-ceiver in Bank-ruptcy Su-preme Court,Perth, and H.L. Richard-son, Trustee,Broome.

Notice of Dividends.

Debtor's Name.

George Wm. Elliott

John Martin

Address. Description. Court.

Havelock andMullewa Sts.,Perth

Cue ...

Baker

Bootmakerand Imports

No. AmountPer £.

First or finalor otherwise.

Whenpayable.

Wherepayable.

Supreme Court, 32 of 1906Perth

Do. 88 of 1908

One shillingand fourpence threefarthings in

Twopence andfraction in

First and final

Second andfinal

4th day ofJune, 1918

do.

At the Office ofthe Official Re-ceiver in Bank-ruptcy, Su-preme Court,Perth.do.

Application for Discharge.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. Number. Date fixed for Hearing.

John Thomas Baird Northwood. Street,Leederville

West Telegraphist SupremePerth

Court, 43 of1917

26th day of June, 1918.

Dated this 30th day of May, 1918. ALFRED A. MOFFAT,

Acting Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court, Perth.

In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of Frederick StanleyWhite, of Waeel.

Notice of intention to declare a first and final Dividend.NOTICE is hereby given that it is my intention todeclare a first and final Dividend in the above matteron the 15th day of July, 1918.

Dividends will be payable to those creditors only whoshall have signed or assented in writing to the deed ofassignment.

Dated this 29th day[L.S.]

J. L. B. Weir 4. Co.,Union Chambers,

of May, 1918.J. L. B. WEIR,

Trustee.Public Accountants, CommercialSt. George's Terrace, Perth.

MAY 31, 1918:j GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 811

BANKRUPTCY ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1898.Notice of Meeting.

In the matter of Jame 11 Deem Farmer, of SouthTammin.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of the Credi-tors of the above-named Jauiell Deem of South Tammin,NN id be held at our offices, Commercial Union Chambers,St. George 's Terrace, Perth, on Wednesday, the 5thday of June, 1918, at the hour of half-past three o 'clockp.m.

Dated this 24th day of May, 191S.[L.s.] J. L. B. WEIR & CO.,

Public Accountants,Commercial Union Chambers, St. George 's Terrace,

Perth.

In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act AMendment;Act, 1898," and in the matter of Kebir and SpoonSingh, Farmers, of Tammin.

Notice of intention to declare a first and final Dividend.NOVICE is hereby given that it is my intention todeclare a first and final Dividend in the above matteron the 1st day of July, 1918.

Dividends will be payable to those creditors only whoshall have signed or assented in writing to the deed ofassignment

Dated this 29th day of May, 1918.[L.s.] J. L. B. WEIR,

Trustee.J. L. B. Weir 6- Co., Public Accountants, Commercial

Union Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth.

In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of Frank NelsonAldersey Giles, Farmer; of Pingelly.

Notice orintention to declare a first and final Dividend.NOTICE is hereby given that it is my intention todeclare a first and final Dividend in the above matteron the 29th day of June, 1918.

Dividends will be payable to those creditors only whoshall have signed or assented in writing to the deed ofassignment.




In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of Samuel JamesMiller, Butcher, of Albany.

Notice of intention to declare a first Dividend.NOTICE is hereby given that it is my intention todeclare a first Dividend in the above matter on the 18thday of June, 1918.

Dividends will be payable to those creditors only whoshall have signed or assented, in writing to the deed ofassignment.




In the Supreme Court of Western Australia.In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act,

1898." and in the matter of John White, a debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of creditors ofJohn White, of Jennacubbine. farmer, will be held atthe office of Arthur Prank Abbott, Solicitor, CommercialBank Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth, on Thurs-day, the 13th day of June, 1918, at 2.30 p.m.

Dated the 30th day of May, 1918.[L.s.] PEARSON LYON,

Solicitor for the said John White, Northam

In. the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaInBankruptcy.

In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act,1898," and in the matter of Sullivan Huggins, ofInland City Hotel, Kalgoorlie, Hotelkeeper, a debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the aboveLnamed debtorhas executed a deed of assignment under the provisionsof " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment A et, 1898," toPeter Hansen, of Kalgoorlie, Produce Merchant, as Trus-tee, and that the same is now lying for inspection andexecution at the offices of Messrs. F. C. Cowie Co.,SolicitOrs, Exchange Buildings, Kalgoorlie.

Dated this 30th day of May, 1918.ALFRED A. MOFFAT,

Acting Official Receiver in Bankruptcy

ACTS OF PARLIAMENT, ETC., FOR SALEGOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

AT

£ s. d.Abattoirs .. 0 0 6Aborigines Act (Consolidated) 0 1 0Administration Act 0 2 6Adoption of Children (see also ''State

Children") . 0 1 6Agricultural Bank Act and Amendments .. 0 4 3Arbitration Act .. 0 0 9Associations Incorporation Act . 0 0 6Auctioneers Act and Amendments .. 0 1 6Bankruptcy Amendment Act, ls.; Rules, 1892,

5s.; Rules, 1898, ls.Bills of Sale Act and Amendments .. 0 4 0Boat Licensing Act and Amendments 0 2 6Brands Act 0 1 0Bread Act and Amendments 0 2 0Bunbury Harbour Board 0 1 0Bunbury Motor-bus Service 0 0 6Bush Fires Act 0 1 0Cart and Carriage Licensing .. 0 0 6Cemeteries Act and Amendments 0 2 9Companies Act and Amendments 0 3 6Control of Trade in War Time .. 0 1 0Co-operative and Provident Societies Act .. 0 1 3Copyright Act .. . 0 1 3Criminal Code Act and Rules, 14 bound, with

index (new edition) 0 10 6Crown Suits Act 0 0 9Declarations and Attestations .. 0 0 6Dentists Act and Amendment .. 0 1 0Distillation Act 0 1 6Dividend Duties .. 0 2 6Divorce Act and Amendment, 2s. 3d.; Rules,

Is. 6d. 0 3 9Dog Act . 0 0 9Droving Act .. 0 0 6Early Closing Act 0 1 3Education Act and Amendments 0 4 6Electoral Act and Amendment 0 3 9Electric Lighting Act .. 0 1 6Employers' Liability Act .. 0 0 6Employment Brokers Act .. 0 0 9Enemy ContractsAnnulment .. 0 0 6Evidence Act 0 2 0Explosives Act and Regulations 0 3 0Extradition CasesProcedure .. 0 5 0Factories Act .. 0 1 6Fencing and Trespass Act and Amendment 0 2 3Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs Act and Amend-

ments 0 1 6Fire Brigades Act, 1916 0 1 3Firms Registration Act and Amendment 0 1 0Fisheries Act (Consolidated) 0 0 9Foodstuffs Commission Act 0 0 6Footwear Regulation Act 0 0 6Fremantle Harbour Trust Act and Amendment 0 2 3Friendly Societies 0 3 6Game Act (Consolidated) .. .. . 0 0 9General Loan and Inscribed Stock Act 0 1 3Goldfields Water Supply Act .. 0 1 9Government Electric Works .. 0 1 0Government Savings Bank Act 0 0 9Grain and Foodstuffs .. . 0 1 0Hansard Report, per vol. .. 0 7 6Hansard Report, weekly issue, per copy 0 0 6Hansard Report, Annual Subscription 0 10 6Hawkers and Pedlars Act and Amendment 0 1 0Health Act 0 5

812 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. Its [MAY 31, 1918.

Acts of Parliament, etc.continued.

Health Act Index : paper covers, 5s.; stiffs. d.

Acts of Parliament, etc.continued.

Royal Commissioners' Powers .. ..s. d.

0 1 0

covers 0 5 6 Sale of Liquor Regulation Act .. . 0 0 6

Illicit Sale of Liquor 0 0 6 Sea-carriaube of Goods .. .. 0 0 6

Immigration Act and Amendments .. CI 2 0 Secondhand Dealers Act . .. 0 0 6

Imported Labour Act and Amendments 0 1 9 Stamp Act and Amendments .. .. 0 5 0

Income (and Land) Tax Assessment .. 0 1 9 State Children . .. .. .. 0

Index to Government Gazette (yearly) 0 1 0 Statutes (sessional se:s, per vol.) 0 10 6Industrial Arbitration Act 0 1 9 Supreme Court Rules .. 1 5 0Industries Assistance .. 0 1 9 Totalisator Act and Amendment 0 2 0

Inspection of Machinery Act, with Regulations 0 1 6 Trade Marks Act and Amendment 0 2 6

Intestate Destitute Persons' Relief .. . 0 0 9 Trade Unions Act .. p 0 9Irrigation and Rights in Water Act .. 0 1 3 Tramways Act .. .. .. 0 2 0

Justices Act .. . . 0 3 0 Tramways 2. 2 : C overnment . . . 0 0 6

JusticesManual for .. .. 0 10 6 Transfer o' 1 and Act and Amendments 0 4 0

Land and Income Tax Assessment .. 0 2 3 Trespass, Fencing, and Impounding Act 0 1 6

Land Tax and Income Tax (Regulations) 0 0 3 Truck Act and Amendment .. 0 1 6

Landlord and Tenant Act, 1912 .. 0 0 6 Trustees Act .. 0 1 0

Legal Practitioners Act .. . 0 1 3 Unclaimed Moneys -.. . 0 0 "6

Legitimation .. 0 0 6 Vermin .Boards .. 0 1 3Licensed Surveyors 0 0 9 Veterinary .. 0 0 6Licensing 0 5 6 War Council Act .. 0 0 6,ActLife Assurance Act 0 1 9 Water Boards Act 0 1 9

Limited Partnerships 0 0 6 Weights and Measures Act and Amendments 0 1 9

Local Court Act and Rules (cloth) 1 1 0 Wheat Marketing .. .. .. .. 0 1 0

Local Court Act (Consolidated) .. 0 1 9 Workers' Compensation Act and Regulations 0 1 3

Local Court Act and Rules (1-A bound) .. 1 5 0 Workers' Homes Act and Amendments 0 2 0Local Courts (Consolidated) Act, and Local Workmen's Wages Act .. 0 0 6

Court Rules of 1911 and 1912 .. 0 2 0Local Option Vote Continuance 0 0 6

CONTENTS.Lunacy Act 0 3 0Marine Stores Act 0 0 9 PageMarried Women's Property Act and Amend- Administration Act 809

ments .

Masters and Servants Act ..00

10

39

Agricultural Bank ..Agriculture, Department of

807787

Matches, White Phosphorus 0 0 6 Appointments . . .. 776 -8 -87, 805Medical Practitioners Act .. 0 1 3 Bankruptcy .. 810-11Merchant Shipping Act Application Act .. 0 0 6 Brands .. .. 7S7Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and Cemeteries .. .. 779

Drainage .. 0 2 0 Colonial Secretary 's Office 776-7, 803-5Mines Regulation Act 0 1 9 Commissioner for Declarations 778Mining Development Act 0 0 9 Companies .. .. 808-9Money Lenders Act and Amendment .. 0 1 0 Constitution Act .. 775-6" Moratorium" (Postponement of Debts) Act 0 1 6 Crown Law .. .. 778Municipal Corporations Act .. .. 0 4 6 Curator of Intestate Estates 809Naval and Military Absentees' Relief 0 0 6 Deceased Persons' Estates 809Navigation Act .. 0 2 3 Education Department .. 776Noxious Weeds .. 0 0 6 Electoral .. .. 778'Opium Smoking, Prohibition .. 0 0 6 Government Savings Bank 77-6Pawnbrokers Act and Amendment .. 0 1 3 Health ..Pearling Act .. . 0 1 9 Justices of the Peace .. 776Perth Municipal Gas and Electric Lighting .. 0 1 6 Lands Department .. 775 -6, 779Perth Tramways .. 0 0 9 Mines .. .. .. .. 787-97Pharmacy and Poisons Act .. 0 1 0 Mining LeasesNotice of intention to forfeit..Plant Diseases Act ..Police Act and Amendments ..

00

04

96

Mortgagees Sales ..Municipalities .. ..

807798-801

Postponement of Debts Act .. 0 2:' 0 Orders in CouncilPrevention of Cruelty to Animals 0 0 9 Police Benefit Fund 777-8Prisons Act and Amendment .. 0 1 0 Proclamations .. 775Public Notaries Act .. 0 0 6 Public Works Department 798-803Public Service Act .. 0 2 6 Railways .. .. 797-8Public, Works Act and Amendment 0 2 6 Resumptions .. 775Rabbits Act 0 0 9 Road Boards (see also under "Lands" andRailways (Government) Act .. 0 1 9 Public Works") 807-8Redemption of Annuities 0 0 6 Tender Board .. 806Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 0 3 6 Tenders accepted 798, 801, 806Reports of Proceedings before the Boards of Tenders invited .. 797, 802, 806

Conciliation and the Court of Arbitration, Transfer of Land 806-7Volumes I. to XII.; per vol. .. 0 10 0 Treasury 776

Roads Act .. . 0 4 6 Termin Boards 776

3y Authority: FRED. WM. SIMPSON, nOvrn,rnellt 'sinter, Perth.

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