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CW4O1

ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATIONACT 1987

ORDER UNDER SECTION 34 2

MandurahGreyhoundRacingAssociationInc.

Pursuantto the provisionsof section34 2 of the AssociationsIncorporationAct 1987 I order thatthe undertakingof the MandurahGreyhoundRacingAssociationInc be transferredto the WesternAustralianGreyhoundRacingAssociationwith effect from the date of publication of this Order.

Dated the 6th day of July 1992.

FRANK MORISEY, Acting Commissionerfor CorporateAffairs.

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HE3O1

HEALTH ACT 1911

Town of Port Hedland

Pursuantto the provisionsof the Health Act 1911 the Town of Port Hedland,being a local authority within the meaning of the Health Act 1911, havingadoptedtheModel By-laws describedasSeries"A" madeunderthe HealthAct1911 and as reprinted pursuantto the Reprinting of RegulationsAct 1954 inthe GovernmentGazetteon 17 July 1963 and as amendedfrom time to time,has resolved and determinedthat the adoptedby-laws shall be amendedasfollows-

Part V-Lodging Houses

Part V Lodging Houses-is amendedby deleting of Schedule C and thereplacementthereof of a new scheduleto readas follows-

ScheduleC

By-law 2

Scale of Fees to be Paid on Registration and Annually thereafter by theKeeperof Lodging Houses.

All lodging Houses $180.00

Passedby resolutionat a meetingof thePort HedlandTown Council on Thesday26th day of March 1992.

Dated this 28th day of April 1992.

The Common Seal of the Town of Port Hedland was hereunto affixed in thepresenceof-

K. MERRIN, Mayor.GARY P. BRENNAN, Town Clerk.

Confirmed-

P. PSAILA-SAVONA, delegateof Executive Director Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency, the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutive Council the 7th day of July 1992.

M. C. WAUCHOPE, Clerk of the Council.

3352 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [14 July 1992

HE302

HEALTH ACT 1911

Town of Port Hedland

Pursuant to the provisionsof the Health Act 1911 the Town of Port Hedland,being a local authority within the meaningof the Health Act 1911, havingadoptedthe "By-law relating to Eating Houses"asappearedin the GovernmentGazetteon 20 September,1985 has resolvedanddeterminedthat the adoptedby-law shall be amendedas follows-

By-law Relating to Eating Houses

By-law relating to Eating Houses is amendedby the deletion of the ThirdScheduleFEES PAYABLE and the replacementthereofof a new scheduletoread as follows-

Third Schedule

Town of Port HedlandFEES PAYABLE

$For annual registrationof eatinghouse 270.00For issue of an annual licence to a proprietor 30.00

Passedby resolutionat a meetingof the Port Hedland Town Council held onthe 26th day of March 1992.

Dated this 28th day of April 1992.


K. MERRIN, Mayor.

GARY P. BRENNAN, Town Clerk.

Confirmed-

P. PSAILA-SAVONA, delegateof Executive Director, Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil on the 7th day of July 1992.


HE303

HEALTH ACT 1911Town of Port Hedland

Pursuantto the provisions of the Health Act 1911 the Town of Port Hedland,being a local authority within the meaningof the Health Act 1911, havingadoptedthe Model By-laws describedas Series"A" madeunderthe HealthAct1911 andas reprinted pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act 1954 inthe GovernmentGazetteon 17 July 1963 and as amendedfrom time to time,has resolved and determinedthat the adopted by-laws shall be amendedasfollows-

Part WI-Food

By-law 512 is amendedby deleting the words-

One HundredDollars in lines 5 and 6 and inserting in place thereof,the words "Two Hundred and SeventyDollars".

Passedby resolution at a meetingof the Port Hedland Town Council held onthe 26th day of March 1992.Dated this 28th day of April 1992.



K. MERRIN, Mayor.

GARY P. BRENNAN, ‘Pown Clerk.

Confirmed-

P. PSAILA-SAVONA, delegateof ExecutiveDirector, Public Health.



HE304

HEALTH ACT 1911Town of Port Hedland

The Town of Port Hedlandbeingthe local authority underthe provisionsof theabovementionedAct and having adopted the Model By-laws Series "A" asreprinted pursuantto the Reprinting of RegulationsAct 1954, in the Government Gazetteof 17 July 1963 doth herebyresolveanddeterminethat the saidadoptedby-law be amendedas follows-

Part I-General Sanitary Provisions

By-law 19 is amended by deletion of sub-bylaw 3 and the replacementthereofof a new sub-bylaw to read as follows-

3 The depositof refuse, garbage,rubbish andbiodegradableliquid wasteon land set aside by Council for the purposeshall be subject to thepaymentof a fee as follows-

Tipping FeesFor non-DomesticRefuse

$1. Cars, utilities, vans and trailers not exceeding1.8 m x

1.2mxO.61m 02. All commercialtrailers and other trailers exceeding1.8 m

x 1.2m x 0.61m 15.003. Trucks not exceeding2 tonnesaggregateweight 18.004. Trucks 2-4 tonnesaggregateweight 24.005. Trucks 4-6 tonnes aggregateweight 28.006. Trucks 6-8 tonnesaggregateweight 32.007. Trucks exceeding8 tonnes aggregateweight with single

axle 50.008. Trucks exceeding8 tonnes aggregateweight with dual

axle 55,009. Articulate vehicles 85.00

10. Compactorvehicles-load capacitynot exceeding3 cubicmetres 33.00

11. Compactorvehicles-loadcapacity over 3 cubic metres .. 35.00for first 3 m3 plus $2.00 for eachadditional m3

12. Bulk bins not exceeding3 cubic metres 25.0013. Bulk bins exceeding3 cubic metres but not exceeding

6 cubic metres 28.0014. Bulk bins exceeding6 cubic metres but not exceeding

10 cubic metres 35.0015. Bulk bins exceeding 10 cubic metresbut not exceeding

20 cubic metres 50.0016. Car bodies-

i cut in 3 pieces 0ii uncut 30.00

17. Truck bodies-i cut in 3 or 4 pieces 0ii uncut 60.00

18. Car tyres per tyre unshredded 2.00


$19. Truck tyres road vehicles per tyre unshredded 4.0020. Liquid Waste-

sewerage:$15.00/bOOItoil in drums: $18.00/200it drumoil in bulk: $90.00/bOOit

Passedby resolution at a meetingof the Port Hedland Town Council held onthe 23rd day of April 1992.

Dated this 7th day of May 1992.


K. M. MERRIN, Mayor.

GARY P. BRENNAN, Town Clerk.

Confirmed-

P. PSAILA-SAVONA, delegateof ExecutiveDirector, Public Health.



HE305

HEALTH ACT 1911

City of Subiaco

Model HealthBy-laws SeriesA

The City of Subiaco, being a Local Authority under the provisions of theabovementionedAct, doesherebypursuantto the powersconferredupon it bythat Act and all other powers enabling it, make and published the followingby-laws-

1. In theseBy-laws, theModel By-laws Series"A", as amendedfrom timeto time, adoptedby the City of Subiacoby resolutionpublishedin theGovernmentGazetteon 15 October1964 andamendedfrom time to timeare referred to as "The Principal By-laws".

2. The Principal By-laws are amendedby deleting in Part V-LodgingHousesBy-laws 1 & 2 and Schedule"C" By-law 2 and inserting thefollowing new By-laws 1 & 2 and Schedule"C" By-law 2-

1. Every personapplying to be registeredas a keeperof a lodging-houseshall make application in the form of Schedule"A" hereto,and uponthegrantingof suchapplicationhe shall receivefrom thelocal authority a certificate in the form of Schedule"B".

Every such registration shall operate only during the currentfinancial year, and after the thirtieth day of Juneof that year thepremisesshall, unlessre-registered,becomeunregistered.

2. Every such person shall with such application lodge a fee asprescribedby Schedule"C" hereto,andshall annually, in the firstweek of July, make application for the renewal of registration ofhis premises,and with such application shall pay in accordancewith the said Schedule.

Provided that if the registrationfor any year shall commenceonor after the first day of Januaryof that year only half fees shallbe payable by the applicant.


Schedule"C"By-law 2

SCALE OF FEES TO BE PAID ON REGISTRATION AND ANNUALLYTHEREAFTER BY KEEPERS OF LODGING HOUSES

* $60.00

3. The Principal By-laws are amendedby deleting under Part VIIFood-By-law 51 and Schedule"C" andSchedule"D" andinsertingafter By-law 50 the following By-law 51, Schedule "C" andSchedule"D"-

51. 1 A personshall not engagein trade asan itinerant vendorof food unlesshe is the holder of a licensefrom the localauthority so to do.

2 Every persondesiring to engagein trade as an itinerantvendor of food shall, before so engaging,or if already soengagedthen during the first week of July in eachyear,apply to thelocal authority in the form of Schedule"C" fora license to carry on such trade, and shall with hisapplication deposit a fee of $150.

3 Upon the granting of an applicationunder this by-law, alicense shall be issued to the applicant in the form ofSchedule"D".

4 Every licensegrantedunderthis by-law shall operateonlyduring the period ending on the 30th day of June nextsucceedingthedateof issueandafter the30th day of Juneaforesaidshall ceaseto be of any force or effect.

Schedule"C"

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE AS ITINERANT VENDOR OFFOOD

Name in full of applicantPlace of residence

District in which applicantdesiresto be licensed

Place where vehicle and trade utensils are stored

Place wherestocks of food for sale is stored

Signatureof applicantDated’

Schedule"D"LICENSE AS ITINERANT VENDOR OF FOOD

of is herebylicensedas an itinerant vendor of food within the Health Districtof the City of Subiaco.

Principal EnvironmentalHealthOfficerDated

Dated this 9th day of June 1992.The Common Sealof the City of Subiacois hereuntoaffixed by authority of aresolution of Council in the presenceof-

H. E. PASSMORE,Mayor.

J. F. R. McGEOUGH, Town Clerk.

Confirmed-P. PSAILA-SAVONA, ExecutiveDirector Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil on 7th day of July 1992.



HE 306

HEALTH ACT 1911

City of SubiacoBy-law No. 5 Relating to Eating Houses

In pursuanceof the powers conferredupon it by the abovementionedAct andof all other powersenablingit, the Council of the abovementionedMunicipalityherebyrecords having resolvedon the 28 April 1992 to make and submit forconfirmation by the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator the followingBy-law.

1. In this by-law the Municipality of the City of SubiacoBy-law No. 5Relating to Eating Housespublished in the GovernmentGazetteof 20September1985 is referred to as "The Principal By-law".

2. The principal By-law is amendedby-

i substitutingthe words"Principal HealthSurveyor",wherevertheyoccur, with the words, "Principal EnvironmentalHealth Officer".

ii deleting the Third ScheduleFees Payable and inserting a newThird ScheduleFeesPayable as follows-

Third ScheduleHEALTH ACT 1911

City of Subiaco

FeesPayable

$For annualregistration of eating house 90.00For issue of a licence to a proprietor 30.00For issue of a transferof a licenseto a new proprietor .. 30.00

Dated this 9th day of June 1992.

The Common Seal of the City of Subiacois hereuntoaffixed by authority of aresolution of Council in the presenceof:

H.E. PASSMORE,Mayor.

J. F. R. McGEOGH, Town Clerk.

Confirmed-

P. PSAILA-SAVONA, Executive Director Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutive Council on 7th day of July 1992.


HE401

MEDICAL ACT 1894Health Departmentof WA,

Perth, 9 July 1992.50/88.

I, Ernest Francis Bridge being the Acting Minister administering the Medical Act 1894, haveappointed,in accordancewith section4 of the Medical Act 1894, the following personsas membersof the Medical Board for-

1 the period ending 31 December1993

Section of MemberMedical Act4bab ProfessorJ. W. Pattersonvice ProfessorGermanresigned4lae Mr J. F. Stantonvice Ms J. Williams resigned


2 the three year period ending30 June 1995

Section of MemberMedical Act4lab Dr S. Levitt4lab Dr M. S. Jones4lac Mr E. M. Heenan QC

ERNEST FRANCIS BRIDGE, Acting Minister for Health.

HE402

ANATOMY ACT 1930

Health Departmentof WA,Perth, 23 June 1992.

57/86/8 Ex Co No. 1140.

His ExcellencytheGovernor in ExecutiveCouncil hasgranted,underthe provisionsof theAnatomyAct 1930, licences to the personsnamed in the Schedulehereunderto practiseAnatomy at theCurtin University of Technology.

P. PSAILA-SAVONA, delegateof ExecutiveDirector,Public Health.

Schedule

Fitzpatrick, SandraKaye Heazle, Natalie GailGresele,Jody Jepson,Particia AnneKerwin, Peter Kennedy,Katie EloisePurwien, Ulrich Low, Paulin

Mason, Alicia RaechelMarshall, NoleenMichelle

Abid, Sonya N. Meredith, KylieArnold, Adam Mayor, Alan ErnestBoucher, ChaddJames Messenger,TrevorBoothman, JasonWilliam Murtha, Michael JamesCarbonell,David Noble, SharonAlexandraConnor, Mark Ong, E-LaineDixon, Ruth Delores Pugh, Anna KristinaDols, Tara Gabrielle Pritchard, JanetDuncan, Trinette Rafols, JonathanDillon, Luke Rassouli, FoadDonnelly, JanetEva Spiers, Diane ElizabethFruin, Nicole Judith Stirling, JenniferHelenGasmier, RenaeVeronica Smith, Lynda JaneGilmour, Tracy Jayne Williams, Nadine LeeGianfrancesco,David Peter Yovich, MarkGeodridge,StephenBrian Yven, Timothy Young WaiHeinz, Franklin Miriam

HE403

HEALTH ACT 1911Health Departmentof WA,

Perth 8 July 1992.

8698/88.The appointmentof Mr JamesRiley as an EnvironmentalHealthOfficer to the City of Bayswaterfor the period effective from 29 June 1992 to 24 July 1992 is approved.

BRIAN DEVINE, delegateof ExecutiveDirector Public Health.07335-2


HE404

HEALTH ACT 1911Health Departmentof WA,

Perth 3 July 1992.

8514/90The appointmentof Mr Max CharlesThirley asan EnvironmentalHealthOfficer Meat to theShireof ChapmanValley effective from 30 June 1992 is approved.

BRIAN DEVINE, delegateof ExecutiveDirector, Public Health.

LAND ADMINISTRATION

LB3O1

PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902SALE OF LAND

Notice is hereby given that His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator hadauthorisedunder section 29 7 a ii of the Public Works Act 1902 the sale by public auction orprivate contractthe land hereunderdescribed,suchland being no longerrequiredfor the work forwhich it was acquired.

LandFile No. 1858/985.

Portion of Cockburn SoundLocation 16 and beingthewhole of the land on depositeddiagram 2508being thewhole of the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 397 Folio 13 as is shownmoreparticularly delineatedand colouredgreen on Plan LAWA 915.

LandFile No. 2781/991.Portion of Wellington Location 1 andbeingLot 2 on Diagram 51753andbeingthe whole of the landcontainedin Certificate of Title Volume 1527 Folio 776 as is shown more particularly delineatedand colouredgreen on Plan LAWA 916.

Dated this 7th day of July 1992.

A. A. SKINNER, Chief ExecutiveDepartmentof Land Administration.

LB7O1

File No. MRD 41-1104-3Ex Co No. 0306

PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

LAND RESUMPTIONRoad Widening-HayStreet

Notice is hereby given, and it is hereby declared,that the said piece or parcel of landdescribedinthe Schedulehereto, being all in the SubiacoDistrict have, in pursuanceof the written approvaland consentof His Excellencythe Governor,actingby andwith theadviceof theExecutiveCouncil,dated the 18th day of February 1992, been set apart, taken, or resumedfor the purposesof thefollowing public work, namely-RoadWidening-Hay Street-City of Subiaco.

And further notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, orresumedare marked off and more particularly describedon the Plan specified in the Schedule,which may be inspected at the Main Roads Department,Waterloo CrescentEast Perth. Theadditional informationcontainedin theScheduleafter the landdescriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transferof Land Act description.And it is herebydirectedthat the said land shall vest in Her Majesty for an estatein fee simplein possessionfor thepublic work herein expressed,freedand dischargedfrom all trusts, mortgages,charges,obligations, estates,interests,rights-of-way, or other easementswhatsover.


Schedule

PlanM R D

Owner or ReputedOwner

Occupieror ReputedOccupier

Description Area

No.

92-001 DelegateHoldings Pty Commissionerof Main Portion of each of Perth 45 m2Ltd Roads Suburban Lots 198 and

199 and being Lot 1 onDiagram 69837 now contained in Diagram 79975and being part of thelandcomprisedin Certificateof Title Volume 1770Folio 370.

Certified correct this 18th day of February1992.

Dated this 18th day of February1992.PAM BEGGS,Minister for Transport.

FRANCIS BURT, Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.

Road DedicationIt is herebynotified that the Minister for Landshasapproved,pursuantto section288 of theLocalGovernmentAct, thededicationaspublic streetthe roadsin thevariousMunicipalities asdescribedin the abovementionedresumptionnotices.

By Order of the Minister for Lands.

Dated this 14th day of July 1992.

A. A. SKINNER, Chief Executive.

Authorised OfficerIt is herebynotified for public information that Gwyn LawsonLewis hasbeenappointedasBy-lawsEnforcementOfficer for the Shire of Denmark andis an Authorised Officer for the purposesof-

The Local GovernmentAct 1960The Bush Fires Act 1954The Dog Act 1976The Control of Vehicles Off-Road AreasAct 1978The Litter Act 1979

and for the purposeof implementing Council By-laws.

LG5O1

P. DURTANOVICH, Shire Clerk.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960HEALTH ACT 1911

Town of NorthamMemorandumof Imposing Rates

To Whom it May Concern.At a meetingof the Northam Town Council held on 8 July 1992, it was resolved that the ratesspecifiedhereundershould be imposedon all rateableproperty within the District of the Town ofNortham for the period 1 July 1992 to 30 June 1993.

V. S. OTTAWAY, Mayor.

B. H. WITTBER, Town Clerk.

LG401

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

Shireof Denmark

3360 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA

Schedule

[14 July 1992

GeneralRates-1O.99cents in the $ on GrossRentalValuesof all rateableland within the District.GarbageRemoval-

$77.00 per annum per service for one removal per week for rateableproperties.$121.00 per annum per service for one removal per week for non rateableproperties.

Minimum AssessmentCharge-$190.OOper assessment.

Penalty-1O%chargeableon all ratesremaining unpaid after 31 January1993 or after 3 monthsfrom the issue of the notice, whicheveris the later.

Discount-7.5% discount is allowable on all current rates if paid in full on or before 4.00 pm bythe due date.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960City of Perth

Scheduleof Feesand ChargesCity of Perth Golf Complex

It is herebynotified for public information that the Council of theCity of Perthresolvedon 15 June1992 to adopt the following fees and chargesfor the City of Perth Golf Complex for the 1992/93Financial Year effective from thedateof publishing in the GovernmentGazettein accordancewiththe provisions of section191A of the Local GovernmentAct 1960.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROW

Shire of Mukinbudin

ProposedLoan No. 92 for $207 000Pursuantto section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1992,the Shireof Mukinbudin herebygivesnotice that it proposesto borrow money by the sale of debentureson the following terms andfor the following purposes-

Loan Number 92-$2O7000-20 year term Re-negotiableafter 4 yearsPurpose-Constructionof a New Administration Centre

Plans,specificationsand estimatesof costs are open for inspectionat the Office of Council duringnormal office hours for a period of 35 days from the publication of this notice.

Dated 9th July 1992.

S. J. WATSON, President.W. M. FENSOME, Shire Clerk.

LG502

Golf Course:a Weekend/PublicHolidays

18 Holes9 Holes

b Weekdaysexcluding PublicHolidays-

18 Holes9 Holes

Pensioners-18 Holes9 Holes

LG9O1

$ $Seniors-

10.30 18 Holes 6.206.80 9 Holes 4.00

Driving Range-a 40 Balls 3.00

8.20 b 80 Balls 5.005.40 c 140 Balls 7.80

Buggy Hire 2.805.40 Buggy and Club Hire-7 Clubs 8.003.50 Buggy and Club Hire-14 Clubs 17.00

R. F. DAWSON, Chief Executive/TownClerk.

14 July 19921 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 3361

PD4O1

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

Shire of BroomeTown Planning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 96

Ref: 853/7/2/3 Pt 96

Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Broome has prepared the abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purpose of rezoning portion of Lot 642 Cable Beach Road from "Rural" and"Airways, Ground Facilities Including Airstrip" to "Civic andCultural". AmendingtheSchemeMapsaccordingly.

Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeen depositedatCouncil Offices,Corner Weld andBarker Streets,Broomeand at the Departmentof Planning andUrban Development,Albert FaceyHouse, 469-489Wellington Street, Perth, and will be availablefor inspectionduring office hoursup to and including August 25, 1992.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwiththe undersignedon or before August 25, 1992.

This amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for public commentand it should not be construedthat final approval will be granted.

W. LENYSZYN, Shire Clerk.

PD5O1

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

City of CanningTown Planning SchemeNo. 16-AmendmentNo. 604

Ref: 853/2/16/18Pt 604

It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 as amendedthat the Hon Minister for Planning approved the City ofCanning Town Planning SchemeAmendmenton July 6, 1992 for the purposeof-

RezoningLots 50 and 52-55 Liege Street, Lots 57, 110, 36 and 112 Albany Highway, Lots 8-20and25-30 JessieStreet,Lots 31, 32, 34 and 35 GroseStreet, Lots 36, 24, 21, 22 and 24 MeuseStreet, Cannington, with JessieStreet Road Reserveand the portion of Grose Street RoadReservebetweenAlbany Highway and MeuseStreet,andthe unzonedland designated"Drain"on Tax SheetPerth 2000 BG.34/18.17running betweenLots 32 and 34 GroseStreetand Lots26 and 27 JessieStreet, Cannington, from "Residential Class 2 SR2", Road Reserveand"Drain" purposesto "District Shopping"; as depicted on the amending plan adoptedby theCouncil on the 13th Day of August, 1991.

M. S. LEKIAS, Mayor.I. F. KINNER, Town Clerk.

PD502


City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder

Kalgoorlie-Boulder Joint Town Planning Scheme-AmendmentNo. 85Ref: 853/11/3/2 Pt 85.

It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approvedthe City of Kalgoorlie-BoulderTown Planning SchemeAmendmenton July 6, 1992 for the purposeof:

i Rezoningportion of Boulder Lot 2353 from "Business"to "Residential B".

ii Zoning portion of Reserve38734 "Residential B".

iii Reservingportion of Reserve38734 for the purposeof "Parks and Recreation".R. YURYEVICH, Mayor.

L. P. STRUGNELL, Town Clerk.


PD503TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

City of MelvilleTown Planning SchemeNo. 3-AmendmentNos. 92, 94 & 98

Ref: 853/2/17/10Pts. 92, 94 & 98.

It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the City of Melville TownPlanningSchemeAmendmentson July 7, 1992 for the purposeof:

AmendmentNo. 92Amending Clause5.2 Use ClassTable by deleting oppositethe useclass Placeof Public Worshipthe symbol "X" in the Industrial 2 Zone and substituting in lieu thereof the symbol "AA".

AmendmentNo. 94

Amending Clause5.6.5 Additional SpecialSetbacksby deleting."2. Within the Industrial Precincts, all buildings on lots abutting Leach Highway shall be

required to be set back 15 metresfrom the LeachHighway street alignment."

AmendmentNo. 98Amending Clause 1.9.63 by addingafter paragraphB as follows:-

"The Council may permit this limitation to be increasedup to a maximum of six 6 customersor clients provided it is satisfiedthe increasewill have no detrimentaleffect on the Locality."

M. J. BARTON, Mayor.

G. G. HUNT, Town Clerk.

PD504


City of RockinghamTown PlanningSchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 177

Ref: 853/2/28/1Pt 177.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planningapprovedthe City of RockinghamTownPlanning SchemeAmendment on July 7, 1992 for the purposeof rezoning portion of Lot 798Warnbro Sound Avenue,Warnbro from ResidentialSR3 to Public Purposes-HighSchool Reservation.

L. E. SMITH, Mayor.

G. G. HOLLAND, Town Clerk.

PD505


Shireof HarveyTown PlanningSchemeNo. 10-AmendmentNo. 52

Ref: 853/6/12/14Pt 52.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planningapproved the Shire of Harvey TownPlanning SchemeAmendmenton July 7, 1992 for the purposeof amendingthe SchemeText toinclude in Appendix 6 after Clause3 provisions, the following Additional Userequirements:

4. Street LotSouth West Lot 48 Eating House, Craft Studio, CaretakersAccommodationHighway and Shop maximum area 25m2.

Developmentshall generally conform with the sketchplan forming part of the amendingdocuments.Site cover shall not exceed50 per cent.

,J. L. SABOURNE, President.K. J. LEECE, Shire Clerk.


PD506


Shire of Murray

Town Planning SchemeNo. 4-AmendmentNo. 28Ref: 853/6/16/7 Pt 28.

It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of theTown Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approvedthe Shire of Murray TownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton July 7, 1992 for the purposeof rezoningof Lots 51, 2, 3, 4, 20,12, 127 & 128 corner South YunderupRoad/PelicanRoad/BanksiaTerrace,South Yunderupfrom"Residential Development" to "Residential" with a coding of Rb5 & R25.

M. GREENUP, President.

D. A. McCLEMENTS, Shire Clerk.

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Shireof Serpentine-Jarrahdale

Town PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 15Ref: 853/2/29/3 Pt 15.It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Shire of SerpentineJarrahdaleTown Planning SchemeAmendment on July 7, 1992 for the purposeof inserting thefollowing clauseunder ‘5.4 ResidentialPlanningCodes-Variationsand Exclusions’-Clause5.4.4 Notwithstandingthe requirementsof Clause 5.4.3 the Council may permit no more

than two dwellings on the following rural lots-1 Lot 125 Doley Road, Byford2 Lot 126 Orton Road, Byford

F. SENIOR, President.N. D. FIMMANO, Shire Clerk.

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TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928Shire of Carnamah

Interim DevelopmentOrder No. 8Ref: 26/3/3/bNotice is herebygiven that in accordancewith the provisionsof Sub-Section2 of Section 7B ofthe Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 as amended,andby directionof the Hon Ministerfor Planninga summaryas set out hereunderof the Shire of CarnamahInterim DevelopmentOrderNo. 8 madepursuantto theprovisionsof section7B of that Act is publishedfor generalinformation.

The Minister for Planninghasmadecopiesof this Orderavailablefor inspectionby any personfreeof chargeat theoffices of theDepartmentof PlanningandUrbanDevelopment,Albert FaceyHouse,469-489Wellington Street, Perth, and at the offices of the Shire of Carnamahduring normal officehours.

Summary

1. The Shire of CarnamahInterim DevelopmentOrder No. 8 containsprovisions inter alia:

a That the Orderapplies to that part of the Shire of Carnamahspecified in the Order.

b That, subjectas therein stated,the CarnamahShire Council is the authority responsiblefor its administration.

c That the Carryingout of certaindevelopmenton land within thescopeof theOrderwithoutapprovalas statedtherein is prohibited.

d Relating to the application for, and grant of approval for, developmentother thandevelopmentpermitted by the Order.

e Relating to developmentby a public authority.

0 Relatingto certaindevelopmentpermittedby this Order.g Relating to the continuanceof the lawful use of land andbuildings.


h Relating to appealsagainst refusal of approval for developmentor against conditionssubject to which approval to carry out developmentis granted.

2. The Orderhaseffect from and after thepublication of this Summaryin theGovernmentGazette.

Dated 17th June, 1992.

M. L. CROFT, Shire Clerk.

POLICE FORCE AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1992

Made by the Commissionerof Police undersection9 with the approval of theMinister for Police.

Citation

1. Theseregulationsmaybe cited asthe PoliceForce AmendmentRegulations1992.

Principal regulations

2. In theseregulations, the Police Force Regulations 1979* are referred to asthe principal regulations.

[* Reprintedin the Gazetteof24 September1986at pp.3463-3517.For amendmentsto 29 June 1992 see 1991 Index to Legislation ofWesternAustralia, pp.450-2.]

Regulation103 amended

3. Regulation103 of the principal regulationsis amended-

a in the definition of "Deputy Commissioner" by deleting "an" andsubstitutingthe following -

the ";

and

b by deleting the definitions of "regulation", "Schedule","subregulation" and"the Act".


4. Regulation201 1 a to d of the principalregulationsaredeletedand thefollowing paragraphsaresubstituted -

" a Officer ranks -

i Commissioner;

ii DeputyCommissioner;

iii Assistant Commissioner;

iv Commander;

v Chief Superintendent;

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vi Superintendent;

vii Chief Inspector;

viii Inspector;

b Non-commissionedofficer ranks -

i Senior Sergeant;

ii SergeantFirst Class;

iii Sergeant;

c Other ranks -

i Senior Constable;

ii ConstableFirst Class;

iii Constable;and

d Aboriginal aide ranks -

i senioraboriginal aide;

ii aboriginal aide first class;

iii aboriginal aide.

Regulation505A amended

5. Regulation 505A 1 of the principal regulations is repealedand thefollowing subregulationis substituted-

1 A person appointed as a member is on probation for aperiod of 2 years beginning on the day of his induction into thePolice Academy or, where the persondid not attend the PoliceAcademy,beginning on the day of his appointmentas a member.

Regulation 705 amended

6. Regulation705 of the principal regulationsis amendedby deleting"DeputyCommissionerAdministration" in both placeswhereit occursand substitutingthe following -

Assistant CommissionerPersonnel

Regulation7A01 amended

7. Regulation7A01 of the principal regulationsis amended-

a by inserting after the definition of "elective member"the followingdefinition -

"merit", in relation to an applicant for a vacancy,means-

a possessionof the following attributesto theextent that they arerelevant to the dutiesof the vacancy-

i ability, skills andknowledge;

ii work experienceinside and outsidethe Force; and

iii qualifications and training;

and

b potential ability to perform the duties ofthe vacancyandthe dutiesof any office ofthe rank applicable to the vacancy; ";


b by inserting after the definition of "office" the followingdefinition -

" "promotion" means movement from one office toanotheroffice that has a salary, conditions ofemploymentanddutiesthat are,overall, superiorto thoseof the previousoffice; ";

c by deleting the definition of "suitability"; and

d by deleting the definition of "vacancy" and substituting thefollowing definition -

"vacancy" meansa presentoffice in the Force that isvacantor a new office in the Force that is to befilled andthat the Commissionerhasdeterminedwill be filled by the promotionof a memberunderthis Part.

Regulation7A02 repealedanda regulation substituted

8. Regulation 7A02 of the principal regulationsis repealedandthe followingregulationis substituted-

" Application of Part

7A02. 1 This Part applies to and in relation to the filling ofvacancieswith commissionedofficer rank or non-commissionedofficer rank.

2 Nothing in subregulation1 or regulation 7A01 affectstheright of any memberof the samerank as the rank applicableto avacancyto apply andbe consideredfor appointmentto the vacancywherethe memberis eligible underregulation7A15 to beconsideredfor appointment.

Regulation7A04 repealed and a regulation substituted

9. Regulation 7A04 of the principal regulations is repealed and the followingregulation is substituted -

Criterion for appointments

7A04. Subject to this Part the member appointed to a vacancymust be the applicantwith the greatestmerit.


10. Regulation 7A05 1 a of the principal regulations is amended byinserting after "occurred" the following -

or, whereit is impracticablefor that personto act, a memberof theForceappointedby the Commissioner


11. Regulation 7A07 of the principal regulations is amended by deletingparagraphsa andb and substitutingthe following -

" a as chairman, the Deputy Commissioner;b two officers appointed by the Commissioner; andc the person holding, or acting in, the office of Executive

Director of the Department under the Public Service Act1978.


Regulation 7A08 repealedand a regulation substituted

12. Regulation7A08 of the principal regulationsis repealedandthe followingregulationsubstituted-

" Functionsof Board

7A08. The functions of the Board are -

a when notification under regulation7A20A is receivedfrom an aggrieved applicant, to review the selectionprocessby the panel to which the notified grievancerelates in accordancewith regulations 7A20B and7A20C; and

b to consider each recommendationmade by a paneland -

i whereso requiredby regulation7A21 or 7A24 3,to forward the recommendation to theCommissioner;or

ii where so required by regulation 7A23 1 or7A24 4, to reject the recommendation.

Regulation 7Al5 amended

13. Regulation 7A15 2 of the principal regulations is repealedand thefollowing subregulationsare substituted-

2 In subregulation 1, "eligible applicant" means amember-

a who is of a rank the membersof which have beeninvited , in the advertisementfor the vacancy,to applyfor appointmentto the vacancy;and

b who, in the case of a vacancywith non-commissionedofficer rank,hasheld the rank referredto in paragrapha for at least2 years, exceptwhere that rank is therank applicableto the vacancy.

3 The Commissionermay, in respectof a particularvacancy,waive the requirementprescribedby subregulation2 b.



a by inserting after "7A18." the following -

" 1 "; and

b by insertingthe following subregulation-

2 To assistin the selection of applicantsundersubregulation1, the panel may requestan applicantto perform tasks that are relevantto the dutiesof thevacancy.


Regulations7A20A - 7A20D inserted

15. Division 5 of the principal regulations is amendedby inserting beforeregulations7A21 the following regulations-

" Applicant may notify Boardof selectionirregularity

7A20A. An applicant under Division 3 who is aggrievedby aperceivedirregularity in the selectionprocedureadoptedby a panelunder Division 4 may notify the Board, in writing, of theirregularity and that notification -

a shall be madewithin a reasonabletime of the applicantbecomingawareof the irregularity; but

b may not be madeafter the Commissionerhas accepteda recommendation,basedon that selection procedure,underregulation7A25.

Board to review selectionprocess

7A20B. Uponreceiptof notification in accordancewith regulation7A20A, the Board shall review the processof selectionoutlined inthe notification, and in doing so may inform itself in such mannerasthe Board seesfit.

Boards powers following review

7A20C. Following a review under regulation7A20B, -

a if the matter allegedin the notice is confirmed by theBoard, the Board shall advise the Commissioner,andthe chairmanof the panel, and causethe vacancyto bereadvertisedin the Police Gazette;or

b if the Board does not find the alleged irregularity tohave occurred, the Board shall advise the aggrievedapplicant and proceedunder regulation 7A21.

Regulations7A20A to 7A20C not toaffect regulations7A2l to 7A24

7A20D. Regulations7A20A to 7A20C do not affect the Boardsdutiesandpowersunder regulations7A21 to 7A24. ".

Regulation 7A27 amended


a by deletingthe "or" after paragraphc; and

b by deletingthe full stop at the end of paragraphdand substitutingthe following -

" ;or

e theBoardconfirmsthat an irregularity existedinthe selectionprocedureunder regulation 7A20Ca.


Regulation 7A31 repealedandaregulation substituted

17. Regulation7A31 of the principal regulationsis repealedandthe followingregulationis substituted-

" Ground for anappeal

7A31. An unsuccessfulapplicant for appointmentto a vacancywith anyrank from Sergeantto Superintendentmayappealagainstthe appointmentof the recommendedapplicant on the ground ofgreatermerit. ‘,.

Regulation 7A38 amended

18. Regulation 7A38 1 d of the principal regulationsis amendedby deletingapplicable’.


19. Regulation 801 of the principal regulations is amendedby deleting thedefinitions of "Extension StudiesStage3", "Rank" and"Transitional Student".

Regulation 806 repealed

20. Regulation806 of the principal regulationsis repealed.


21. Regulation807 8 to 14 of the principal regulationsare repealed.


22. Regulation808 3 to 7b of the principal regulationsare repealed.

Regulations808B and 808Crepealedand aregulationsubstituted

23. Regulations808B and808C of the principal regulationsare repealedandthe following regulationis substituted-

" Credit for pass in former course

808B. A memberwho, before the commencementof the PoliceForce AmendmentRegulations1992, had obtained a pass in thewhole or a part of a course for qualification for promotion toSergeantor Senior Sergeantshall be deemedto have obtained apassin, as applicable,the whole or an equivalentpart of a courseprescribedunder regulation808 2c for promotionon merit.


24. Regulation810 of the principal regulationsis amended-

a by deleting "for Recruit Training Courses and correspondenceCoursesfor Promotion";and

b by deleting paragraphs d to i and substituting thefollowing paragraph-

" d Business Communication 1A and lB - asdeterminedby the Ministry of Education. ".


Itegulation811 repealedandaregulationsubstituted

25. Regulation811 of the principal regulationsis repealedandthe followingregulationis substituted-

" Exemptions may be claimed

811. 1 A memberwhointendsto undertakeanexternalcourseof study for the purposesof regulation 808 2 may apply to theprincipal of the Police Academy for the grant of an exemption fromthe needto studyany nominated subject forming part of the course.

2 In decidingan application,the principal shall haveregardto-

a whether the applicant has already passed asubject that is the sameas or equivalentto thenominatedsubject;

b how long ago that subjectwaspassed;and

c any internal or external studiessince undertakenbythe member.

3 A memberwho is dissatisfied with the decision of theprincipal on his applicationmay apply for a review of the decisionby the Board of Examiners, which shall, on receiving such anapplication,review the decisionand confirm or reverseit.

4 A membershall be creditedwith a pass in a subject forwhich he is grantedan exemption and the personalrecord of themembershall be notedaccordingly.


26. Regulation8A11 of the principal regulationsis amendedin subregulation2 b by deleting"Commissioners"and substitutingthe following -

" Commissioner ,,.

Regulation1106amended

27. Regulation 1106 of the principal regulationsis amendedby deleting"additional annual leave" and substituting the following -

" leave not being annual leave ".

B. BULL, Commissionerof Police.Dated 29thJune1992.

Approved-G. EDWARDS, Minister for Police.

Dated30thJune1992.

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POLICE AUCTIONUnder the provisionsof the Police Act 1892-1983,unclaimed,stolenbicycles will be sold by publicauction at the State Supply DisposalCentre,21 Pilbara Street,Welshpool,on Tuesday,August 11,1992 at 9.00 am.Auction to be conductedby Mr K. Treloar, GovernmentAuctioneer.

B. BULL, Commissionerof Police.


POLICE AUCTIONUnder the provisionsof the Police Act 1892-1983,unclaimed,Found and Stolen property will besold by public auction at the State Supply Disposal Centre, 21 Pilbara Street, Welshpool onThursday, 13th August, 1992 at 9.00 am.

Auction to be conductedby Mr K. Treloar, GovernmentAuctioneer.

POLICE AUCTION

B. BULL, Commissionerof Police.

Under the provisionsof the Police Act 1892-1983,unclaimed,Found and Stolen propertywill besold by public auction at the PropertyTracing Section,Police Complex, Clarkson Road, Maylands,on Tuesday,25th August, 1992 at 9.00 am.

Auction to be conductedby Mr K. Treloar, GovernmentAuctioneer.B. BULL, Commissionerof Police.

The following will be offeredfor Auction at the Broome Auction Centre,ClementsonStreet,Broomeat 10.00 am on Saturday 1st August, 1992 on behalf of the Commissionerof Police.

6 x mens bicycles of assortedmakes,sizesand colours.The abovepropertycan beinspectedat the premisesof the BroomeAuction Centre,situatedat Lot2096 ClementsonStreet,Broome.

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MINISTERIAL ACTING ARRANGEMENTSIt is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Lieutenant-GovernorandAdministrator has approvedthe following temporaryallocation of portfolios during the absenceofthe Hon E. K. Hallahan, MLC for the period 5-22 July 1992 inclusive-

Acting Minister for Education;Employmentand Training-Hon. R. J. Pearce,MLA.Acting Minister for the Arts-Hon Y. D. Henderson,MLA.

M. C. WAUCHOPE, Acting Chief Executive,Departmentof the Premier.

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MINISTERIAL ACTING ARRANGEMENTSIt is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Lieutenant-GovernorandAdministrator has approvedthe following temporary allocation of portfolios during the absenceofthe Ron E. S. Ripper, MLA for the period 13-18 July 1992 inclusive-

Acting Minister for Community Services;Disability Services-HonY. D. Henderson,MLA.M. C. WAUCHOPE,Acting Chief ExecutiveDepartmentof the Premier.

Remunerationof the Governor8 July 1992

Section 5A 1 of the Salariesand Allowances Act required that, "The Premier shall, before anappointmentis madeto the office of Governor,requestthe Tribunal to inquire into, and determine,the remunerationto be paid to the Governor".

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DETERMINATION OF THE SALARIES AND ALLOWANCESTRIBUNAL PURSUANT TO SECTION 5A OF THE

SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES ACT


A requestin accordancewith section 5A 1 was madeby the Premier on 23 April 1992.DETERMINATION

The Tribunal, having conductedits own inquiries, determinesthat the remunerationfor the officeof Governor shall be $95 000 per annum. This rate shall be adjustedat the mid point of the termof appointment in accordancewith movementsin the ConsumerPrice Index for Perth that occurfollowing the dateof this determination.

Dated at Perth this 8th day of July 1992.B. J. COLLIER, Chairman.

R. H. C. TURNER, Member.M. F. BEESON, Member.

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INQUIRY AGENTS LICENSING ACT 1954APPLICATION FOR LICENCE IN THE FIRST INSTANCE

To the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth.I, Ian JamesWilliams, of 8B GloucesterStreet,SwanbourneW.A., Ph: H 389 8001 W 389 8001,InsuranceInvestigator/Assessor,having attainedthe age of twenty-oneyears,hereby apply on myown behalffor a licence under the abovementionedAct. The principal place of businesswill be atSuite 15, 88 The Broadway, Nedlands.Dated the 25th day of May 1992.

11. J. WILLIAMS, Signatureof Applicant.

APPOINTMENT OF HEARINGI hereby appoint the 18th day of August 1992 at 2.15 o’clock in the afternoonas the time for thehearingof the foregoingapplicationat the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth.Dated the 8th day of July 1992.

PETER NEEDHAM, Clerk of Petty Sessions.

Objectionto the grantingof the applicationmay be servedon the applicantand the Clerk of PettySessionsat any time prior to sevendaysbefore the date appointedfor the hearing.

ZZ302


To the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth.I, Ian Anthony Findlay, of 6 Kingsley Terrace,Kelmscott,Ph: H 390 8107 W 389 8001, InsuranceAssessor,havingattainedthe age of twenty-oneyears,hereby apply on my own behalffor a licenceunderthe abovementionedAct. The principal place of businesswill be at Suite 15, 88 TheBroadway,Nedlands.Dated the 25thday of May 1992.

A. FINDLAY, Signatureof Applicant.

APPOINTMENT OF HEARINGI hereby appoint the 18th day of August 1992 at 2.15 o’clock in the afternoonas the time for thehearingof the foregoingapplication at the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth.Dated the 8th day of July 1992.


Objection to the grantingof the applicationmay be servedon the applicantand the Clerk of PettySessionsat any time prior to sevendays before the date appointedfor the hearing.


ZZ303


To the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth.I, Peter Vernon Boladeras,of 10 Broughton Street, Balcatta, Ph: H 349 6179 W 389 8001,InsuranceAssessor/Investigator,having attainedthe age of twenty-oneyears,hereby apply on myown behalffor a licence underthe abovementionedAct. The principal place of businesswill be atSuite 15, 88 The Broadway, Nedlands.Datedthe 25th day of May 1992.

P. V. BOLADERAS, Signatureof Applicant.

APPOINTMENT OF HEARING

I herebyappoint the 18th day of August 1992 at 2.15 o’clock in the afternoonas the time for thehearing of the foregoingapplicationat the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth.Datedthe 8th day of July 1992.


Objection to the grantingof the applicationmay be servedon the applicantand the Clerk of PettySessionsat any time prior to sevendays beforethe dateappointedfor the hearing.

ZZ304


To the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth.I, Mark Wayne Fyfe, of 51 Latrobe Street, Yokine, Ph: H 389 8001 W 389 8001, InsuranceAssessor,havingattainedthe age of twenty-oneyears,herebyapply on my own behalffor a licenceunderthe abovementionedAct. The principal placeof businesswill be at Suite15, 88 TheBroadway,Nedlands.Dated the 10th day of July 1992.

M. W. FYFE, Signatureof Applicant.

APPOINTMENT OF HEARINGI herebyappoint the 18th day of August 1992 at 2.15 o’clock in the afternoonas the time for thehearingof the foregoingapplicationat the Court of Petty Sessionsat Perth.Dated the 10th day of July 1992.

PETERNEEDHAM, Clerk of Petty Sessions.

Objection to the grantingof the applicationmay be servedon the applicantand the Clerk of PettySessionsat any time prior to sevendays before the dateappointedfor the hearing.

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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPNotice is herebygiven that the PartnershipheretoforesubsistingbetweenIngora Pty Ltd ACN 009005 510, Robert Scott Nominees Pty Ltd ACN 008 782 358, John Francis Daly and MaureenPatricia Daly carrying on a businessas share farmers from the farm known as "Yo-Espro" atWatherooin the State of WesternAustralia hasbeen dissolvedas and from the 11th day of June1992 so far as concernsthe said IngoraPty Ltd ACN 009 005 510,JohnFrancisDaly andMaureenPatricia Daly who retire from the said Partnership.All debts due to and owing by the saidPartnershipwill be receivedand paid by the said Robert Scott NomineesPty Ltd ACN 008 782358 which will continueto carry on the said business.


ZZ402

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPNotice is herebygiven that the PartnershipheretoforesubsistingbetweenIngora Pty Ltd ACN 009005 510, William Scott Nominees Pty Ltd ACN 008 782 376, JohnFrancisDaly and MaureenPatricia Daly carrying on a businessas share farmers from the farm known as "Dromees" atWatherooin the State of WesternAustralia has beendissolvedas and from the 11th day of June1992 so far as concernsthe said Ingora Pty Ltd ACN 009 005 510,JohnFrancisDaly andMaureenPatricia Daly who retire from the said Partnership. All debts due to and owing by the saidPartnershipwill be receivedand paid by the said William ScottNomineesPty Ltd ACN 008 782376 which will continueto carry on the said business.

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CONTENTSREGULATIONS, BY-LAWS, RULES, DETERMINATIONS, ORDERS

PageHealth Act-By-laws-City of Subiaco 3354-6Health Act-By-laws-Town of Port Hedland 3351-4Police Force AmendmentRegulations1992 3364-70

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Crown Law 3351Health 3351-8Land Administration-GeneralInformation 3358-9Local Government 3359-60Planning and Urban Development 3361-64Police 3364-71Premierand Cabinet 3371Public Notices-

Inquiry Agents 3372-3Partnerships 3373-4

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