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LEEGISTImED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSa55S8ION ST POST AS A NEWSPAPER.]

The Game Act, 1912-1913.Reserves for Native Game.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell

TO WIT. 5 K.C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in andJAMES MITCHELL, over the State or Western Australia

LieutenanuGovernor, and its Dependencies in the Common-[L.S.i wealth of Australia.

WHEREAS by the Game Act, 1912-1913, it is providedthat the Governor may from time to time, byProclalnation, declare any one or more portions of theState or any one or more localities to be respectivelydefined in such Proclamation, a Reserve for NativeGame or any particular Native Game: Now, therefos'eI, the said Lieutenant-Governor, in exercise of thepower aforesaid, do hereby, with the advice of theExecutive Council, declare that the portions of theState and localities mentioned, and defined in tileSchedule hereto shall be a Reserve foe- Native Game.

SCHEDULE.Albany (Taylor Inlet)The whole of the waters

enclosed within Taylor Inlet (Nassnarup), includingalso the land between the Low Water and the HighWater Marks.

Given under sny haad and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tltis 12th day of April,1944.

By I-us Excellency's Comniaisd,

A. COVERLEY, Minister for the North-West.GOD SAVE THE KING

The Game Act, 1912-1913.Reserves for Native Game.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, , By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,

TO WIT. 5 K.C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in andJAMEs MITCISELL, over the State of Western Australia

Lieutenant-Goyei-nor. and its Dependencies in the Common-[L.s.] wealth of Australia.

WHEREAS by thee Game Act, 1912-1913, it is providedthat tile Governor may from time to time, byProclamation, declare any one or more portions of theState or any one or more localities to be respectivelydefined us such Proclamation, a 'Rdsere for Native

OF

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

Game or any particular Native Game: Now, thereforeI, the said Lieutenant-Governor, in exercise of tilepower aforesaid, do hereby, with the advice of theExecutive Council, declare that the portions of tileState and localities mentioned and defined in theSchedule hereto shall be a Reserve for Native Game.

SCHEDULE.Albany (Pi-incess Royal Harbour)Tlse whole of

the waters enclosed within Princess Royal Harbour,includiseg also the land betweea tile Low Water andtile High Water Marks.

Given under sny hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 12th day of April,1944.

By His Excellency's Command,

A. COVERLEY, Minister for the North-West.

GOD SAVE THE KING

The Fisheries Act, 1905-1940.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO wri, 5 K.C.M.G., Lieutenanl-Governor in and

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

[u.S.] wealth or Australia.IN pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of

the Fisheries Act, 1905-1940, I thee Lieutenant-Governor of the State of Western Australia do herebyprohibit all persons fiom takisig any fish whatsoeverby means of fishing nets in those portions of WesternAustralian waters described in Schedules A, B and Chereto, for tile term of twelve months from 1st April,1944, inclusive.

In l)ul'ssialscc of tile provisions of the sectionaforesaid I prohibit all persons froni taking any fishwhatsoeves' by means of fishing nets in that portionof Western Australian waters described in Schedule Dhereto, during thee periods commencing at 8 o'clock inthe forenoon of Friday in each week and ending at8 o'clock in the fos'enoon of tile Monday next follow-ing for the term of twelve months from 1st April,

"'1944, intlusivO.

No. 18.] PERTH: FRIDAY, APRIL 21. [1944.

324 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [APIlIL 21, 1944.

In pursuance of the provisions of section 9 ofthe Act aforesaid I prohibit(a) The taking of allspecies of fish by means of nets, known as ''pilchardnets'' and ''whiting nets,'' as defined in paragraphs(c) and (d) respectively of the Proclamation dated24th October, 1940, and published in the GoicrsvnrentGazette dated 1st November, 1940, in those portionsof Western Australian waters described in ScheduleE hereto, from 1st October, 1944, to 31st March, 1945,both inclusive; (b) The taking of all species of fishby means of nets known as ''garfish nets'' as definedin paragraph (e) of the Proclamation aforesaid, inthat portion of Western Australian waters known asKoo,nbana Bay from 1st August, 1944, to 31st March,1945, both inclusive.

In pursuance of the provisions of section 19 ofthe Act aforesaid I hereby amend the Proclamationaforesaid dated 24th October, 1940, by omitting para-graph (b) relating to ''set nets.''

SCHEDTJLES.Schedule A.The whole of the waters of the

entrance to Lesehenault Inlet upwards from its Junc-tion with Koombana Bay and of the waters of Les-chenault Inlet (including all tributaries) upwards toa line drawn from Turkey Point to the northernmostend of the Turkey Point channel, and thence to thenorth-eastern corner of Leschenault Lot 1.

Schedule B.Tlie whole of the waters of the CollieRiver and all its tributaries and all that portion ofLcschenault Inlet lying within a radius of one-half-mile of the northernmost extremity of Bar Island.

Schedule C.The whole of the coastal waters inthe vicinity of Bunbury known as ''Hungry Hollow,''being those waters lying between the westerly exten-sions of Clifton street and Beach road, in the munici-pality of Bunbury, and within a distance measuredrectangularly from the foreshore of one-half-mile.

Schedule D.The whole of the waters of Leschen-ault Inlet lying to the north of a line drawn fromTurkey Point to the northernmost end of the TurkeyPoint channel, and thence to the north-eastern cornerof Leschenault Lot 1.

Schedule E.The whole of the waters of KoombanaBay and of Lesehenault Inlet lying to the north ofa line drawn from Turkey Point to the northernmostend of the Turkey Point channel and thence to thenortli-eastera corner of Leschenault Lot 1.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 12th day of April,1944.

By His Excellency's Command,

A. COVERLEY, Minister for the North-West.

GOD SAVE THE KTNG I

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chamber, at Perth, on the 12th dayof April, 1944, the following Order in Council wasauthorised to be issued.

Workers' Compensation Act, 1912-1941.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

WHEREAS it is enacted by section 10 of the Workers'Compensation Act, 1912-1941, that it shall be obliga-tory for every employer to obtain from an incor-porated insurance office approved by the Minister ap011ev of insurance for the full amount of the lia-bility to pay compensation under this Act to allworkers employed by him but that if an employerproves to the satisfaction of the Minister that suchemployer has established a fund for insurance againstsuch liability and has deposited at the Treasury securi-ties charged with all payments to become due undersuch liability the Governor ala)' by Order in Councilexempt such employer from the operation of the saidsection; and whereas Millars' Timber mind TradingCompany, Limited, of St. George's House, Perth, be-ing an employer within the meaning of the said sec-tion, has, in accordance with the regulations, dulymade application that it be exempted from the opera-tion of the said section and has proved to the satis-faction of the Minister that it has established a fundfor insurance against the liability to pay conlpensa-tiou under time said Act to all workers employed byit and has deposited at tile Treasury securities (towit the sum of 5,000) charged with all payments tobecome due from the said Company under the saidliability: Now, therefore, His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor acting with the advice and con-sent of the Executive Council and in exercise of thepowers conferred by the said Act doth hereby exemptthe said Millars' Timber and Trading Company,Limited, as such employer aforesaid from the opera-tion of section 10 of the Workers' Compensation Act,19] 2-1941, for the period which shah end on the 15thday of September, 1945.

H. H. DOIG, Acting Clerk of the Executive Council.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury, Perth, 12th April, 1944.

The following appointments have been approved:Certifying Officer: Trsy. No. 58/40Mr. A. J. Oliverfor time Agricultural Bank, during the absence on leaveof Mr. Sheehy, for the period 5th to the 30th April,1944.

A. J. REID, Under Treasurer.

* Limit fixed 354 nader Clause 10 of the Clerical Agreement.

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

GEO. W. SIMPSON, Public Service Commissioner.

Department. Position. Salary. Retble.

Public Works .........Do .........Do .........

Agriculture .........Treasury .........Child Welfare .........Police ............Chief Secretary's .........

Clerk, Northam (Item 1045) ............Clerk, Kalgoorlie (Item 1056) ............Clerk, Roelands (Item 1068) ... .........Plant Geneticist ..................Clerk, Records, etc ...............Clerk (Item 704) ..................Typist-Clerk, Fremnantle (Item 878) .........Clerk-in-Charge, Chief Secretary's Office

Class 9,294f 306

Class 9,294f306

Class 9,294f 306

Class 4,462f486

Class 7,342f3665

Class 10,279f 288140f i90

Class 5,414f438

1944.22nd April.

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Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 20th April, 1944.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the following appoint-ments

Ex. Co. 401; P.S.C. 123/41Kevin William Siseedy,under section 29 of the Public Service Act, to beJunior Clerk as from 17/9/43.

Ex. Co. 401; P.S.C. 100/44M. A. MacMillan, Clerk,Education Department, to be Draftswoinan, Lands andSurveys Department, as from 1/4/44.

Ex. Co. 401; P.S.C. 391/41Allan Gordon Plews,under section 29 of the Public Service Act, to beJunior Clerk, as from 27/6/43.

Ex. Co. 450; P.S.C. 236/41Betty Florence looper,under section 29 of the Public Service Act, to beJunior Typist, Public Trust Office, Crown Law Depart-ment, as from 1/8/43.

Ex. Co. 368; P.S.C. 400/43A. J. H. Burrell, Drafts-man, Bid Class, Forests Department, to be Draftsman,1st Class, as from 31/3/44.

G. IV. SIMPSON, Public Service Commissioner.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 19th April, 1944.

THE Hon. the Minister for Justice hens approved ofthe following appointments:W. L. Simons, as Act-ing Bailiff of the Midland Junction Local Court atGuildford during the absence on leave of A. B.Mclnnes; L. H. O'Brien, as Acting Bailiff of the Bus-selton Local Court, during the absence on leave ofA. White; Gordon Andrew Sterritt of Cookernup,Henry Charles Prior of Albany, Norman Godfrey1-Iagan of Bayswater, and Frederick George I-Jail ofBig Bell, as Cominissioiscrs for Declarations, under theDeclarations and Attestations Act, 1913.

THE Hon. the Minister for Justice has approved ofthe undermentioned appointments and cancellation ofappointments of Postal Vote Officers under section 89of the Electoral Act, 1907-1940:

APPOINTMENTS.Albany District.

High School, AlbanyJoyce, Eric A.Avon District.

State School, McrredinStockdill, Herbert George H.Beverley District.

State School, ilydenBainher, loan Elizabeth.Clareniont District.

30 Central avenue, SwanbourneAllnutt, William.Collie District.

''Caaballan,'' McAlinden, via NoggerupBleech-more, Clive.

MeAlinden, via NoggerupPalmer, Roland Clive.C/o Forests Department, CollieSkitch, Robert

I aeon.Lower BalingupDarbyshire, Campbell.School, Group 132, via GreenbuslsesElai-i, Malia

(Miss).CatterickWilkinson, Charles Tb omnas.

Frenant1e District.6 Harris street, PahnyraDoust, Alfred Edward.

Fremantle, South District.School, East RocicinghamGihbons, Fred.

Gascoyne District.Billabalong Station, via itlullcwaCarnph eli, Robert

McKenzie.1-Jannans District.

School, Broad ArrowWilliams, Madeline (Miss).

Kanowna District.154 Hare street, KalgoorhieGilmore, Wilfred.Edjudisia Pastoral Co., Yerilla Station, Yerilla-

Newland, Cohn W.

Katanning District.School, TambellupWatts, Clement.

Middle Swan District.York road, GreenmountLenaon, Martin Thomas.

Mt. Marshall District.Goodlands, via DalwallinuTJre, James Thomas.

Murchison District.NannineBeli, John James.

Nelson District.''Willow Springs,'' KulikupFoley, William Ed-

mund.Pilbara District.

Warrawagine Station, Marble BarLewis, GeorgeAnker.

Swan District.Verna street, GosnellsTowers, Albert Edward.BedfordaleBarber, Allan Howard.

Williams-Narrogin District.School, YillinunningHitchens, George.

Yilgarn-Coolgardie District.73 Gimlet street, Ora BandaScotson, Samuel.

CANCELLATIONS.Avon District.

Railway Institute, MerredisiCameron, Janies.Nangeenami, NorthRoddy, Peter C.

East Perth District.56 Cavershsam street, East PerthPovah, Arthur.

Gascoyne District.Gnaraloo Station, CarnarvonPritchard, Stella

Louise and Roberts, Edward Nairn.

Mt. Hawthorn District.118 Dunedin street, Mt. HawthornBrown, E. A.

Swan District.Glen ForrestBurton, Herbert Sydney.

Wagin District.Beryl G.M. Co., KundipWillonghhy, Ernest Walter.

H. B. HAYLES, Under Secretary for Law.

THE BABRISTERS' BOARDANNUAL ELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, and inaccordance with No. 8 of the Rules of the Board, thatMessrs. J. Dunphy, R. D. Forbes, G. E. McDonald, W.T. Unmack, and C. T. Watkins were duly nominated asmembers of the Barristers' Board, and that at a meet-ing held on Tuesday, the 4th day of April, 1944, andduly convened for the purpose of election of niemnbers,these gentlemen were declared to be duly elected mem-bers of the Board.REGINALD H. GOODMAN, Secretary of the Barristers'

Board.The Supreme Court, Perth, 18th April, 1944.

Department of North-West,Perth, 17th April, 1944.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor has beenpleased to approve under section 11 of the NativeAdministration Act, 1905-41, of the appointment ofIrwin C. Howell as Acting Superintendent of theMoore River Native Settlement and Native Reserve16833, vice P. C. Lecming, resigned, as from the 14thApril, 1944.

G. K. BARON HAY, Under Secretary for North-West.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale at public auction on the dates andplaces specified below, under the provisionsLand Act, 1933-1939, and its regulations:

of theat the

BRIDGETOWN.2nd May, 1944, at noon, at the Court House-

:Bridgetown_*1JGS2, 4a. Or. 13p., 12; 686, Oa.. 2m.33p., 10.

:Nom-th Greenbushes"IIlOG, 4a., 8; 107, 108, 5a.each, 10 each; 115, 4a., 8; 116, 4a., 6; 117,3a. Or. 32p., 4.

326 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. FAPuIL 21, 1944.

HALO OORL1E.2nd May, 1944, at 2 p.111.. at the District Lands Office-

lKalgoorlicTown (Bourke street) 3294, 329.5,329, SOp. cadi, 1.5 each.

BUNBURY.3rd May, 1944, at 3.30 p.m., at the Court House-

4CookernupTown 12 3r. 33p., 20; 15, 1 a. Or.2p., 12; 47, la. Or. 291)., 12.

COLLIE.3rd May, 1944, at 11 a.m., at the Court House-

:Coi1ieTown (Wittenooin street) 1273, Sr., 35.:Co11ie Cardiff_*167, S Ia. Or. 101)., 30.:DarkaaTown 1, lr., i5;2,3, 4, Sr. each, 12

eacil.GERALDTON.

3rd May, 1944, at 3 p.m., at the District Lands Office-:Perenjori__*1OO, 4a. Or. 4p., 12.

KA TAN KING.3rd May, 1944, at 11 a.in. at the District Lands Office-

1catanniiigTown 919, 1r. lOp., 20.i.Muradup__*1 01, 1 la. ir., 10.:OngerupTown 51, Sr., 30.

SOUTHERN CROSS.3rd May, 1944, at 3 pin., at the District Lands Office-

:Bodda1inTown 19, ir., 10.Mount PainserTown 75, ir., 20; i1212, 39.11).,

15.

ME RB E D IN4th May, 1944, at 4 p.m., at the Court House-

:NungarinTown 54, ir., 25.

N OR T H A M.

4th May, 1944, at 11.30 am., at the District LandsOffice-

:CunderdinTowii 257, ir., 12; 258, ir., 10.

PERTH.5th May, 1944, at 11 n.m., at tile Department of Lands

and Surveys-.Fremant1eTown (corner Watkins and Carring-

ton streets) 132, 133, 192, 193, ir. each, 20each; 194, ir. lGp., 30.

:Greenmount_* 1113, 20a. Or. 18p., 50.Mount Helena_*173, 25a. 2i-. 3Op., 40; 174,22a. Or. 2Op., 27 lOs.

RockinghamTown 365, 36p., 18; 366, 35..3p.,18.

:YundurupTown 77, 2r. ip., 15; 88, 89, 2r. each,40 each.

* Suburban lot for cultivation.iSubiect to leasehold conditions only and that t1i

lessee shall not he entitled to convert the lot to feesimple at any future date.

t The provision of clause 22 of the regulations for timesale or leasing of Town and Suburban lands at auctionshall not apply at tile sale of these lots.

Subject to payment for nprovements unless pus'-chased by owner thereof.

Marketable timber reserved to Crown. Subject to truncation of corner.All improvements on the land offered for sale are the

property of tile Crown, and shall be paid for as theMinister may direct, whose valuation shall be final andbinding on the purchaser.

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at this Office. Land sold to a depth of 200feet below the natural surface, except in mining dis-tricts, where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet or 20feet only.

G. L. NEEDHAM, TJndcr Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned leases have been cancelled undersection 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, owing to non-payment of rent or other reasons:Name, Lease No., District, Reason, Corr. No., Plan No.Batterimam, C. V.; 22093/68; Ning]man 2554; 247 i9s.

6d.; 6852/26; 65/80, B2.

f1atterha,u. C. V.; 2.5710/74; Nisighan 2682; abandoned;1051/27; 6-5/SO, B2.

ilesinit, W.; 332/471; Pt. of Reserve 9760; 7 Os. Od.;1060/OS; Parkerton.

(Ileale, IV. .1.; 42007/55; Yilgarn 984; abandoned;4006/26; 36/SO.

(ovich, S.; 3117/1617; Boulder Lot GliB; lOs. id.;1553/35; Boulder Sheet 2, King street.

Davies, 11. A.; 348/690; Ninghan 3766; 42 Os. id.;1705/36; 36/300.

Lane, F.; 16308/74; Plantagenet 2351; conditions;258/11; 450/80, B3.

(I) 'Brien, E. F.; 347/963; Victoria 8613; 12 18s. lid.;1487/35; 128/50, D3.

Stratford, S. E.and F. T.; 347/2830; Avon 14309;abandoned; 2369/39; 35/80, Al, 54/80, A4.

Walton, V.; 347/2589; Avon 25748, 25936; 8 Os. 7d.;590/39; 344/80, Cl.

G. L. NEEDHA1\I, Under Secretary for Lands.

PARKS AND RESERVES ACT, 1895.lppointtiscnt of Members--Icing's Park Board.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, April 19th, 1944.

1521 /90.HIS Excellency time Lieutenaut-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to appOiimt, under the pro.visions of the above Act, George Kingston Baron Hayas a mcniher of the King's Park Board.

ti. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

THE PARKS AND RESERVES ACT, 1895.Lands and Surveys Department.

Corr. 416/05. Perth, 19th April, 1944.1115 Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncii has been pleased to appoint under the provisionsof the Parks and Reserves Act, 1895, Messrs. John Bax-ter, Arthur Kelly and Edward Donald Lindsey as aBoard to control and manage Reserve 9610 at LakeVealeriug for Recreation Purposes and Watering Place,and to cancel all previous appointnients.

G. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

RESERVEDepartment of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 19th April, 1944.H[S Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to set apart as a PublicReserve the land described iii time Schedule below fortime purpose therein set forth.

2 625/3 6.WLLLINGTON.No. 22407 (Recreation)Loca-

tion 4430 (Ga. Or. 25p.); Diagram 60556. (Plan 411C/4O,E3.)

G. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, April 19th, 1944.997/43.No. 22408.It is hereby notified that His Excellency

the Lieutenant-Governor ill Executive Council has beenpleased to approve of that portion of Reserve No.9758 containing about 5 acres, as described in theschedule hereunder, being set apart as Reserve No.2240S for the purpose of a School Site; and of thearea of said Reserve No. 9758 being amended accord-ingly : -

ScheduleAll timat portion of Reserve No. 9758bounded by hues commencing on its nortis-westernboundary about 7 chains from its west corner and ex-tending north-eastward along past of the said boundaryfor a distance of 10 chains; thence 149 deg. 10 mm.S chains; thence 239 deg. 10 miii. 10 chains; thence.329 deg. 10 nsimt. 5 chmaimss to the starting point. (Plan419B/40 Cl.) The boundaries amid area of ReserveNo. 9758 are hereby amended.

10577/97.No. 22409.It is hereby notified that His Excellency

tli Lieutenant-Governor ill Executive Oouncih hashcesi pleased to set apart, under section 29 of the LandAct, 1933-1939 Yalgoo Lots 173 and 174 as ReserveNo. 22409 for the purpose of a Post Office Site.

APRIL 21, 1944.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 327

8/34.1o. 22410.It is hereby notified that His Excellency

the Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to approveof Denmark Lot 51 being set aside as Reserve No.22410 for the purpose of Rest Room (Country Women'sAssociation) in lieu of Reserve No. 21206 (DenmarkLot 96); and of Reserve No. 21206 being cancelleda ceordingly.

G. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

CANCELLATION OF RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, April 19th, 1914.5 350/10.No. 12708.it is hereby notified that His Excellency

the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act,1933-1939, of the cancellation of Reserve No. 12708(Recreation) at Manjiniup.

16321/10.No. 13 177His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor

in Executive Council has been pleased to approve,under section 37 of the Land Act, 1933-1939 of thecancellation of Reserve No. 13177 (Camping). (Plan380D/40B4.)

1096/18.No. 16924.It is hereby notified that His Excellency

the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act,1933-1939, of the cancellation of Reserve No. 16924(Hotel Site) at Duranilliri.

0. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

AMENDMENT OF AREA AND BOUNDARIES OFRESERVE 18856 (TIMBERMALLET GROW-ING).

Department of Lands uid Surveys,Perth, April 19th, 1944.

432/39.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of the boun-daries of Reserve 18856 being amended to include Wil-hams Locations 9814, 13046 and 13851, and of the areabeing increased from about 28,828 acres to about30,370 eel-es accordingly.

G. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937-1942.Appointment of Bush Fiie Control Officer.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corres. No. 277/38. Perth, 19th April, 1944.

IT is hereby notifed, for general information that theMorawa Road Board has appointed Harold S. Jenkinsas an additional Bush Fire Control Officer in tile MorawaRoad District, vice G. Lanagall, deceased.

G. L. NEEDI-IAM, thider Secretary for Lands.

TENDERS FOR LEASING RESERVE No. 17728(000KERNUP TOWN LOT 146).

PERTH LAND AGENC.Grazing Purposes.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corres. 1703/22. Perth, 6th April, 1944.

TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinReserve No. 17728 (Cookernup Town Lot 146), con-taining about 14 acres 1 rood 14 perches, for grazingpurposes, are invited. The above reserve will be avail-able for leasing under section 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, for a term of three (3) years, at a minimum rentalof 5 per annum. Tenders, accompanied by a deposit ofone (1) years' rent (tile minimum rental being fixed at5 per annum), endorsed ''Tender for leasing ReserveNo. 17728 (Cookernqp Town Lot 146) shown on Cooker-nup Townsite Public Plan'' and addressed Under Sec-retary for Lands, Perth, must be lodged at the LandsOffice, Perth, on or before the 26th April, 1944. Thvalue of the existing fencing, fixed at 16 lOs. to belodged in cash by the successful tenderer, if other thantime person who erected tile fencing. All tenders lodged

on or before the 26th April, 1944, will be treated as hav-ing been received on that date. The highest or anytender will not necessarily be accepted. (Plan Cook-eraupTovnse.)

0. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING RESERVENo. 6996.

Section 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1939.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Corres. No. 5614/97. Perth, 19th April, 1944.APPLICATION for the leasing of the land comprisedwithin Hester Lots 15 and 26, Reserve No. 6996 (situatedat Hester), containing an area of 1 acre 0 roods 21perches, al-c invited, for the purpose of a Saw Mill Site.The above reserve will be available for leasing undersection 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, for a period ofthree years. No compensation will be paid for improve-nwnts effected at the expiration of the lease, but tilelessee wihi be at liberty to remove his improvementsprior to its ternunation. Applications for tIme above, ac-companied by a half-year 's rent (41 lOs.) and lOs. leasefee) endorsed ''Application for leasing Reserve No. 6996,shown on Public Plan I-lester Townsite,'' and addressed

Under Secretary for Lands,'' must be lodged at theoffice of the Lands Department, Perth, on or before the1st May, 1944. All applications lodged on or beforethat date will he treated as having beemi ieceived on thatdate, and, iii the event of there being more than oneapplication received, the one to be granted (if any) willbe determined by the Land Board. (Plan: Hester Town-site.)

0. L. NEEDI-IAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Unalem- Part VI of the Land Act, 1933-1939.

IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be available for selection under Part VI of theLand Act, 1933-1939, on amid after the (late specified.

WEDNESDAY, 10th MAY, 1944.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

South-West Division.\Tictomia District (near Gullewa).

Corr. 42/44.All that poition of unsurveyed Crown land containing

about 38,500 aol_es and bounded by lines commencingon the cast boundai-y of Victoria Location 9310 about30 chains from its north-east corner and extending east-ward following a fenced line for a distance of about 8Ilules to the western boundary of pastoral Lease 392/406;thence soutlnvard following another fenced line for adistance of about 9 miles to tIme north boundary ofpastoral Lease 392/410; thence west along part of thenorth boundary of said Lease 92/410 and continuing tothe east boundary of Locntion 9309; thence north alongpait of the east and west along the north boundary ofsaid Location 9309, noi-th along part of the east boundaryof Location 8436 and the east boundary of Location8655, west along the north boundary of tile last mcii-tioned location and the north boundary of Location8654 and north along part of time east boundary ofLocation 8408 and the east boundary of Location 8421to the south-east corner of Location 8680; thence east-ward about 30 chains and northward about 270 chainsfollowing a fenced line to tile startmg point. (Plan155/80 B.C. & D. '4 & 4).

WEDNESDAY, 24th MAY, 1944.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Yurabi Disti-ict, Kimberley Division and BaiwimmaDistrict, Eastern Division.

Corr. 771/43. (Plan 122/300.)ALL that portion of unsurveyed land containing about500,000 acres, bounded by lines conimencing at thesouth-eastern corner of Pastoral Lease 2033/98 andextending south about 3,000 chains; thenoe west about2,080 chains; thence north to a point about 240 chainswest of the south-eastern corner of Pastoral Lease396/425; thence east and north along part of timesouthern and eastern boundaries of the last mentioned

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lease; thence east along part of a southern boundary ofPastoral Lease 396/448 and thence south and againeast along part of a western boundary and the southernboundary of Pastoral Lease 2033/98 aforesaid to thestarting point; excluding Stqck Route; the area anddistances approximate.

WEDNESDAY, 21st JUNE, 1944.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Wells District, Eastern Division.Corr. 862/43. (Plan 70/300.)

ALL that portion of unsurveyed land containing about141,728 acres, bounded by lines commencing on theeasterunsost boundary of Pastoral Lease 395/435,377 chains 10 links from its north-east corner and extend-ing east 766 chains 81 links; thence south 1,600 chains;thence west 1,004 chains 66 links to an east boundary ofsaid Pastoral Lease 395/435; thence north 800 chains,east 240 chains and again north 800 chains along boun-daries of Pastoral Lease 395/435 aforesaid to the start-ing point.

G. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder arc available for selectionunder Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1939, and theregulations appertaining thereto, subject to the pro-visions of the said Act.

Applications must be lodged not later than the datespecified, but may be lodged before such date, if sodesired.

All applications lodged on or before sneli date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andif there are more applicants than one for any block, theapplication to be granted will he determined by the LandBoard. Should any lands remain unselected such willcontinue available until applied for or otherwise dealtwith.

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

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

All marketable timber, including sandalwood andmallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the provisionsof clause 18 of the regulations.

SCHEDULE.

NOW OPEN.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Murray District (near the Nine Mile Lake).Corr. No. 16321/10. (Plan 380D/40, B4.)Location 1434, containing la. lr. 24p., at 3 per

acre; available to adjoining holders only.

Victoria District.Corr. No. 383/43. (Plan 191/80, A3.)Location 4878, containing 97a.. ir. 29p., at 5s. 9d.

per acre; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness;being H. H. Mundy 's forfeited Lease 15455/74.

WEDNESDAY, 26th APRIL, 1944.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Avon Distriet (about seven miles north-east ofMawson).

Core. No. 1621/37. (Plan 3D/40, C3.)Location 18509, containing 642a. 2r., at 4s. per acre;

classification page 13 of 1621/37; exempt from roadrates for two years from date of approval and subjectto poison eradication; being J. A. McMullen's forfeitedLease 347/1518.

Victoria District (about seven miles north-east ofGeraidton).

Corr. No. 302/40. (Plan 157D/40, B4.)Location 9665, containing 9a. 3r. 35p., at 9 per acre;

approval page 41 of 302/40; subject to payment forimprovements; being M. T. Duplex's forfeited Lease354/465,

WEDNESDAY, 3rd MAY, 1944.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Sussex Distrie (about seven miles south of Busselton).Corr. No. 1672/31. (Plan 413C/40, E3.)Location 18S2, containing 101 acres 1 rood 21 perches;

purchase money, 147; half-yearly instalments (over 30years, including interest) :to returned soldiers, at 4per cent, per amuiuni-4 Is. Pd.; to civilians, at 5 percent. pci' annum-4 12s. 95., including improvementsand survey fee; classification page 210 of 1542/31.

Victoria District (about mime miles north-east ofWubin).

Core. No. 1513/10. (Plan 89/80, D2.)Loc-ations 4448 and 7682, containing 591a. and 160a.,

respectively, at Os. Gd. and Os. Pd. per acre, respectively;classifications page 19 of 7332/09; and Location 5595,containing 4OSa., at 7c. 3d. per acre; classification page1 of 12236/10; subject to Agricultural Bank indebted-ness and to a grazing lease expiring 28th February,1945; being G. Woolf's forfeited Leases 25183/55,39700/55 and 27903/55.

Yilgarn District (about six unles south ofWarracimuppin)

Core. No. 50/36. (Plan 35/80, D & El &- 2.)Location 776, containing l,028a. ii'. 32p., at is. Pd.

pci' acre; elassificatio,i page 7 of 6789/25; and Location310, coataining 2,431a. ii'. ip., at is. Gd. iier acre;classification page 13 of 6789/25; subject to Agricul-tural Bank indebtedness and to milling and timber con-ditions. This cancels the withdraw-al notice relating tothese blocks.

G. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

WEDNESDAY, 10th MAY, 1944.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about iliac miles west of Yorkrakiue).Com'r. No. 6399/26. (Plan 26B/40, Dl.)Location 22689, containing 1,443a. 3r. 3p., at is. 9d.

pci' acre; classification page 107 of 6399/26; and Loca-tion 22093, containing 159a. 31'. 38p.,; subject to classi-fication and pricing; subject to payment for improve-ments, if any; being E. Urquhart '5 foi'feited Leases21573,'GS and 25484/74.

Avon District (adjoining Bai'balin Siding).Corr. No. 4584/25. (Plan 55/80, EF3.)Location 24854, containing 89a. 2r. lOp., at Os. 66.

per acre; classification page 9 of 4584/25; and Loca-tions 14130 and 22404, containing 737a. 3r. iSp. and103a. ir. 4p., respectively, at 4s. Gd. pci' acme; classi-fication page 45 of 4.584/25; subject to AgriculturalBank indebtedness and cropping and grazing leasecxpii'ing 2S/2/1946; being C. E. Mitchell's forfeitedLeases 41S.5G/55, 38262/55 and 219.55/74.

Canning District (near Carilla Townsite).Ccci'. No. 3859/21. (Plan 1C/40.)All that portion of Canning Location 843 bounded

by lines colilmencing at its north-west corner andextending east along part of its north boundary tothe south-cast corner of Location 844; thence southpassing thraugh said Location 843 to its south boun-dary; thence west along part of its south boundary toits south-west cornei'; thence northward along itswestern boundary to tile starting point. Amen about12 acres.

Sussex District (about 10 miles south-east ofBnsselton).

Con'. No. .590/42. (Flail 413C/40, E3.)Location 187.5, containing 100 acres; purchase

mnoney, including iaiprovemlients, 112 i5s.; half-yearlyinstalmemits over 30 years, including principal and in-terest, to civilians at 5 per cent. pci' annumf3 us.2d.; to retained soldii's, at 4iA per cent, per aoimunm-3 7s. 46,

Victoria District (Bowes Estate) (about four milesnorth-east of Isseka Townsite).

Open under Part V. of the Laud Act, 1933-39, asmodified by Part VIII.

Corr. No. 1422/37. (Plan 157A/40, Bi.)Location 5393; area 642a. 3r. l3p.; purchase money

083 Os. 20.; half-yearly instalments, first five yearsinterest only:to returned soldiers, at 41/, per cent.p.a.-10 is. 40.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.-17is. Gd.; half-yearly iustalnients over the balance, 35years, including principal and interest :to returnedsoldiers, at 4 per cent. p.a.-19 Os. lOd.; to civilians,at 5 per cent. p.a.-2O 5s. 20.; subject to AgriculturalBank indebtedness; being ii. Barham 's forfeitedLease 3127/480.

Yilgarn District (1 miles west of Walgoolan).Corr. No. 2241/22. (Plan 35/80, D4.)Location 23, containing 976a. 3r. 22p., at is. 90. pci'

acre; classification page 2 of 1] 13/22; subject to Agri-cultural Bank indebtedness, to mining and timber con-ditions, and to a cropping lease expiring 2S/2/45; be-tug J S. & C. B. Maughan 's forfeited Lease 39] 25/55.

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.Department of Lnnds and Surveys,

Perth, 19th April, 1944.IT is hereby notified, for general information, flint theunclermentioned lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by public auction, as provided bythe Land Act, 1933-37, at the following upset prices:--

- Applications to he lodged at Perth.Core. No. 2034/17; Vol. 4.BOIJLDERToivu, 544, 2118, 12 lOs. each; 2392,

12 lOs., subject to payment for improvements.Core, No. 104/93; Vol. 2.COOKERNUPTo,vn, 36, 12.Corr. No. 8/34.DENMARKTown, 96, 30.Com'i'. No. 1096/18.DTJRANILLINTown, 1, 15; 2 and 3, 10 each.Core. No. 157/35.MT. PALMER_riOwlI, 138, 174, 177, 185, 194, 12 lOs.

each; 66, 15; 5 and 70, 17 each; 86, 18; 35, 75 and209, 20 each; 164, 168, 173, 200, 204, 210, 25 each;19, 30; 212, 15, subject to payment for improvements.

Core. No. 3151/20.MUKINBUDINToo-n 58, 15; 63, 20.Plans showing the arrangement of time lots referred

to arc now obtainable at this office.(1. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

WITHDRAWAL NOTICE.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Marmnion Townsite.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Core, 940/36. Perth, 21st April, 1944.IT is hereby notified for general information that allLots in the Marmion Townsite have been withdrawnfi'oni sale.

G. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

THE LAND ACT, 1933-1939.Naming of Highway.

Departnient of Lands and Surveys,413/41. Perth, Api-il 19th, 1944.

IT is hereby notified for general information that HisExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executivecouncil has been pleased to approve under section 10of the Land Act, 1933-1939, of the road described intime schedule hereunder being named North WestCoastat Highway, and such road shall hereafter beknown and distinguished as North West Coastal High-way.

C. L. N EEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands,

Nom'th West Coastal Highway.A strip of land, genem'ally one chain wide, but

widening iii places, its north-western side leaving thenorth-eastern side of Durlacher street at its intersec-tion with the north-western side of Eleanor street,C eraldton, an d extending generally north-easterly

along the latter side to Chapman road; thence generallynortherly along the said road and onwards to andalong Road No. 1977 to its junction with Road No.133; thence north-westerly along Road No. 133 to itsjunction with Road No. 9185 in Northampton Town-site; thence generally northem-ly along Road No. 9185,and again along Road No. 1977 aforesaid to its june-tims with Road No. 1765 (Hunting Lodge Road);thence generally north-north-easterly along Road No.1765, crossing over the Gcraldton-Ajana Railway Re-serve at a point south of Ogilvie Siding, and con-tinuing along the said road to the eastern side of thesaid Railway Reserve in Victoria Location 3466; thencegenes-ally northerly, again crossing the Railway Re-serve and continuing along Ogilvic Siding and throughLocation 2712 to a crossing over the said Reserve;thence easterly over the said ci'ossiug, and northerlyand north-easterly along Road No. 1765, continuingalong a surveyed i-oad, to and through Hutt Town-site, and along Road No. 8677 to again join the sur-veyed road afom-esaid; thence northerly along the saidroad, crossing the said Railway Reserve by a north-eastern boundary of Location 4258, and onwards, toand along Road No. 9177, and again onwards to thesouthern side of Road No. 4587 near Binnu Siding;thence generally ]iol-th-easterly, following a surveyedroad along boundaries of Locations 4546, 4171, 4547,and 8252, crossing the Railway Reserve and continuingalong time north-eastern side of same to the south-mi-estern side of Road No. 5709; thence generallynortherly to and along Road No. 4271 and onwards toamid along Road No. 8301, to the south-western side ofRoad No. 6427; thence north-north-westerly along thesaid side to a northern boundai'y of Location 5121;thence continuing to and along Road No. 9980 (Loguestreet, Galena), and onwards, across bridge over theMureliison river and along Road No. 8570 throughMary Spring Sheep Station and onwards to and throughCoburn and Meadow Stations to the 65-Mile Poston a surveyed road; thence north-north-westerly alongthe said road, continuing through the latter stationand onwards through Hamelin and Yaringa Stations,to Road No. 5996; thence noi'therly along the saidroad to the Wooramel River Bridge; thence' north-westerly across the said bridge and through Wooramel,Edagee and Brick House Stations, along the said roadand Road No. 5675 to Carnarvon; thence east-north-easterly to and along Road No. 194 to Brick HouseHomestead; thence northerly about 12 miles, crossingtIme Gascoync River Bridge through Brick House andBoolathana Stations; thence north-easterly about 15miles, continuing through the latter station, againthrough Brick House Station, and again through thesaid Boolathana Station; thence north-north-easterlythrough the latter Station, through Coorahya and Boo-logooro Stations to the latter homestead; thence gener-ally northerly, continuing through the lattem- Station,again through Cooralya Station and onwards throughMinilya Station to a point situate about 2 mileseast of Reserve 3818; thence north-westerly andnortherly, continuing through the latter Station to theMinilya River Bridge; thence noi-th-north-easterlyabout 6 miles; thence east-north-easterly about 8miles; thence noi-them-ly about 14 miles to a point situ-ate near the 107-Mile Post on the Telegraph Line;thence generally noi-th-easterly along the said Tele-graph Line, through Mia Mia and Winning Stationsto Winning Pool; thence cast-north-easterly about20 miles, em-ossing th6 Rabbit-Proof Fence near the160-Mile Post into Wogoola Station; thence easterlyabout 4 miles; thence east-nom-thi-east to and across theYannarie River neal' Barradale Pool; thence gen-erally northerly along Road No. 8398 to about the 19-Mile Post; thence continuing through Yanrey Stationby way of Cronks Well, through Koordarrie and Mm-deroo Stations, crossing the Telegraph Line near the215-Mile Post to and across the Ashburton Rjvem'bridge near Ejas-die Pool, amid onwards to Onslow;thence east-south-easterly to Peedamulla Homestead;thence generally north-easterly, passing through War-s-ainboo amid Yarm'aloola Stations and again throughpos-tions of these Stations to the latter homestead;thence northerly to a southern boundary of MardieStation; thence north-north-easterly to the MardieHomestead; thence generally easterly across the For-tescue River and north.eastorly to Balmoral Home-stead; thence north-north-eastei-ly to a point on theTelegraph Line near the 5-Mile Post thereon; thencegenes-ally north'easterly along the said line, thi-oughi

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Balmoral and Karratha Stations, to and across theYanyare River; thence generally easterly to KarrathaHomestead; thence generally east-north-easterly toQuartz Hill; thence generally east-south-easterly fol-lowing the shid Telegraph Line to Roebourne; thencegenerally east-south-easterly along Road No. 432 andonwards across tire Jones and George Rivers to thejnnction of Roads Nos. 7694 and 3-56; thence gener-ally east-north-easterly along the latter road to WhimCreek; thence generally north-north-easterly and north-easterly, passing through Mallina and Mundabullan-gana Stations to the latter Homestead; thence east-north-easterly to and across the Yule Bivei-; thenceeasterly to a point situate about one nule west ofMoorambine Pool on the Turner River; thence north-easterly to and across the said river; thence generallynortherly following its eastern branch to BoodarieHomestead; thence generafly north-easteily along RoadNo. 6417 to Port Hedland; thence south-easterly, leav-ing the said road at the el-ossing over the Port Hedland-Marble Bar Railway Line and extending along thesouth-western side of the said line to a point northof Pippingarra Homestead; and thence generally cast-north-easterly by way of Dc Grey Homestead to joinGreat Northern Highway at a point situate about onemile south-westerly from Pardoo 1-loniestead. (Moreespecially delineated on Original Plan, Engineering214.)

THE CEMETERIES ACT, 1897.By-laws-Wananmal Public Cemetery.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corres. No. 13219/il. Perth, 19th April, 1944.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil, acting under the provisions of the Ceme-teries Act, 1897, and the Acts amending the same, hasbeen pleased to approve of the following By-laws forthe control and management of the Wannautal PublicCemetery.

0. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

Public Cemetery, Wannansal-By-laws.By virtue of all powei-s in that behalf vested in

the Board of the Wannainal Cemetery, the said Boardmakes the following By-laws:-

All fees and, charges payable to the Board asset forth in Schedule A shall be paid at the timesand manner therein mentioned, unless otherwiseordered.

Any person desiring to inter any dead body inthe cemetery shall make an application in the formcontained. in Schedule B.

All applications for interment shall be made atthe office of the Board in such time as to allow atleast eight working hours' notice being given to theofficer at the cemetery prior to the time fixed forburial, othem-wise an extra charge shall be made.

The Board shall cause all giaves to be dug, andvaults, brick gm-ayes, or graves to be re-opened asand when required.

Every coffin shall have upon the lid an approvedmetal plate bearing the name of the deceased stampedor otherwise indelibly inscribed in legible characterthereon. No coffin not complying with this by-lawshall be admitted to or be interred in the cemetery.

Every grave shall be at least 7ft. dee1) at thefirst interment, and no interment shall be allowed inany grave with a less depth than 3ft. from the topof the coffin to the original surface of the surroundingground.

In the ease of an application for interment inany private grave or vault to which the deceased hadno claim during life, the written and verified con-sent of the grantee shall be handed in with the appli-cation.

No burial shall be allowed to take place in thecemetery nor shall any coffin be allowed to enter timecemetery unless a certificate front a District Registrarof Deaths that the death has been registered rn aCoroner's order for burial is handed to the Secretary,at tile latest, upon the funes-al entering the cemetery.Should tile undertaker or his representatives be till-able to produce the said certificate from the Registrar,he shall give a written guarantee to produce santewithin three days, and satisfactory reasons must be

given for tile non-production of such certificate ill thefirst instance. In default of the production of tilesaid certificate w-ithiu three days, the undertaker'slicense may he suspended until such certificate is pro-duced. The certificate will be retained, but theCoroner's ordem- shall be returned to the person de-livering the same.

The hours for burial shall be as follows:-Weekclays-from 8 n.m. to 4.30 p.m.; Sundays from 2 p.m.to 4.30 p.m. And no burial shall be allowed to takeplace, nor any coffin allowed to eater the cemetery,at any other hour except by written permission of theBoard.

.10. The time fixed fot- any buiial shall be the timeat which the funeral is to arl-ive at the cemetery gates,and, if not punctually observed, the undertakeriesponsible shall be liable to a fine of lOs. 6d.

ii. If for any reason the funei-al shall, on as-rivalat the entrance gates of the eentetem-y, remain therefor more than 15 minutes prior to proceeding to thegraveside, undei-takers responsible shall be liable toa fine of ten shillings and sixpence.

Every funeral shall enter by the principalentrance, and no vehicle, except the hearse and mourn-ing coaches shall be permitted to enter the cemetem-y,or stand opposite the entrance gates. 1-lom-ses shallnot be allowed to proceed faster than at a walkingpace within the cemetes-y, and shall proceed at andby such roads as directed by the Superintendent orothem- officer of the Board. from time to time. Anydrives- or other person failing or neglecting to observesuch directions may be forthwith expelled fm-out thecemetery. No bicycle, shall be ridden within thecemetery.

If application he made to the Board to exhumeany corpse for the purpose of examination or identi-fication, or for the purpose of its being buried else-where in accordance with the wishes of time deceasedor of his family, an order from the Governor or thewarrant of a Coroner or of a .Justice of the Peaceissued in accordance with the law' antimorising thuBoai-d to pci-nut of the exhumation insist be attachedto the application form.

Children under the age of ten years enteringtime cemetery must be in charge of sonic s-esponsiblepe iso n.

Smoking shall not be allowed within time ceme-tei-y, not- any fireworks diseham-ged therein.

No dogs shall be admitted into the cemetery,and any found thei-e shall be liable to be destroyed.

Any person violating the mules of proprietyand deeoruui, or committing any nuisance or trespass,or injuring any ti-ce, shrub, flower, border, grave orany ei-ectiou, or in nay way infringing these by-lawsshall be expelled from the cemetery.

No person shall remove any plant, tree, shrub,fiowes- (othem- than withes-ed fiowei-s, which are to beplaced in the receptacles provided by the Board forsame), or any article front any grave without firstobtaining a permit from the Board or their represen-tatives.

No person shall pluck any tree, plaist, shrub,or flower growing iii any portion of time cenmetery.

No pet-son shall remove or carry out of om.attempt to cari-y out of the cemetemy any tree, plant,shrub, or flower, without the wi-itten authomity of theBoard or theim representative.

No pemsomi shall proniote or advertise, or carry onwitlun the cemnetem-y any trade, business, os calling, eitherby solicitation, distribution of circuhai-s, by cards orotherwise, or by any other system of advertisementwhatsoever, without the writtQn consent of time Board,any asmy person imifrimigiug this by-law shall be expelledfrom the cemetery.

No person employed by us- under time Board shahbe permitted to accept any gratuity whatever, mior shalllie be pecuniarily interested in any woi-k us the cemetery,other than the remnunet-ation lie receives front time Board,and any such pemsosi proved guilty of accepting anygratuity, or being pecuniam-ily interested in any suchwork, shall be liable to summary dismissal.

Subject to time by-laws, and to the directions ofthe Board, the Secretary shall exercise a gemieral super-vision and control over all matters pem-taimung to thecemetem-y, ineludhig time conduct of all funem-als and in-termnents within time cemetery.

Any person requiring an '' Exclusive Right ofBurial'' in any part of the cemetery shall apply to theBoard, in writing, specifying the location of the grave,and whether it is proposed to erect a brick grave orvault, and in each case submitting plans and specifica-tions of the proposed work. Such application shall alsostate the names of any already deceased person whoseremains it is proposed to inter therein.

Upon being satisfied of tile matters aforesaid,and of the suitability of the said work, plans, and speci-fications, the Board may authorise the construction anderection thereof, or if no work is to be done, may issuea ''Grant'' ill the Form ''C'' in the schedule.

Upon tile completion of the work aforesaid, theBoard ulay, if and when suc.h work is done to theircomplete satisfaction, issue a ''Grant'' in tile formprescribed.

Ever)- sucil grant shall be subject to the by-lawsfor tile time being, and no interment in any such graveor vault shall be allowed unless upon production of the''Grant'' aforesaid, nor shall any such grave or vaultbe opened, unless with the consent of the Board.

Every coffin placed in any such bricked grave orvault shall be bricked in, cemented, and any space sur-rounding such coffin to he filled ill witil charcoal, dryearth, or other suitable material, and covered with aslab of stone, slate or iron, unless special written exemp-timi he obtained froiii tile Board.

In the event of suel exemption being obtainedfrom the Board, each coffin placed in any brick graveor vault shall be properly lead-lined and hermeticallysealed.

If application be made for an ''interment'' inany grave or vault of the remains of any person otherthan tile person to whom the grant was issued, or hisregistered assign, tile written and verified consent ofsuch grantee or assignee shall be produced, together withthe ''Grant of Right of Burial.''

Should tile grantee be unable to produce the''Grant of Right of Burial'' on making applicationfor a grave to be re-opened for tile purpose of interment,through having lost same, the said grantee, shall makea sworn declaration to this effect, and shall pay the feefor a copy of such ''Grant of Right of Burial,'' asprescribed in Schedule A, before the interment takesplace.

Any person desiring to place or ereet, or to alteror add to any monument, tombstone, or enclosure in anypart of tile cemetery must first obtain the written consentand approval of the Board and otherwise comply withsection 23 of the principal Act (61 Vict., No. 23).

Every tombstone, nonunient, or enclosure shallbe placed on proper and substantial foundations, whichf required by the Trustees or their officers, shall extendto the bottom of the grave.

The materials used iii every sucil erection shallbe subject to the approval of tile Superintendent or otherofficer appointed by the Board and any niaterial rejectedshall be immediately renioved from tile cemetery by thecontractor for the erection. All refuse and other rub.bish remaining after any work is completed shall beimmediately removed from tIle cemetery by the personcausing the same.

Should any work by masons or others be not coin-pleted before a Sunday, they shall be required to leavethe work In a neat and safe condition, to tile satisfac-tion of tile Superintendent.

Monumental masons and other tradesnien shall,before commencing any work within the cemetery,deposit with the Secretary to the Board, tile sum often shillings wInch shall be forfeited if the provisionsof either of the two preceding by-laws be not compliedwith to the satisfaction of tile Superintendent.

All material required in the erection and com-pletion of any w-ork shall, as far as possible, be pre-pared before being taken to the cemetery, and all mate-rials required by tradesmen, shall be admitted at suchentrance as tile Superintendent shall direct, and novehicle conveying any such materials with wheels lessthan 4 inches broad shall be permitted to enter tilecemetery.

No catacomb shall be allowed.Monumental masons shah not be permitted to

carry on work within tile cemetery during other thanthe hours specified for tile opening and closing of thegates on week days, Saturday and Sunday excepted, when

no work is to be done from noon Saturday to the open-illg of gates on tile Monday morning, without tile writ-ten permission of tile Board.

Subject to the approval of tile Board, eacil appli-cant for an ''Order for Burial'' shall, within threemonths from date of the application, enclose tile gravementioned in sucil application with a kerbing of tiles,slate, or stone, and shall cause to be placed thereon anumber plate bearing the number of the grave or vault.Every grave, vault, monuni eat, tombstone, kerbing, orany other erection, silall he maintained and kept inthorough repair and proper condition by, and at tile ex-pense of tile grantee. Should the grantee 's residencenot be known, or be out of the State, the Board to havepower to do the w-ork and keep an account against thegrantee. No mounds shall be allowed.

No wooden fence, railing, cross, or other woodenerectiOn shall be allowed on or around any grave orvaul 1.

No trees or shrubs shall be planted on airy graveexcept sucll as shall be approved by the Superintendent.

All workmen whether employed by the Board orby any other person shah at all times whilst within theboundaries of tile cemetery be subject to tile supervismomlof the Secretary or Superintendent and silall obey suchdirections as that officer may find it necessary to give;and any worknlemr permitting any breach of these regu-lations and by-laws or refusing or neglecting to complywith any directiolls of the said Secretary or Superin-tendent shall be removable from the cemetery.

Licences for grave dressing or decorating maybe issued by tile Board in tile form contained in ScheduleII; such hicenccs to he renewed annually in the monthof July.

Any persom tak ig part in dressing or attendingto ally grave shall comply witil tile foilowing rules:-(a) No rubbish, soil, sand, or other material, removedin dressing a grave shall be placed on any Otiler grave,and if placed on any adjoining groulld shall be removed.immediately tile work is completed. (b) No sand, soil,01 100111 shall be taken from any portion of tile cemeteryfor tile purpose of dressing any grave, except with thepermission of tile Superintendent. (c) The dressing ofall graves and tile wheeling and carting of any materialshall be subject to the supervision of the Superintendent.(ci) Woric in all cases to be carried 011 with due despatclland only during regulation hours.

Prior to conducting any interment within thecemetery or making use of tile cemetery, for any pur-pose comlnected witll imltermmldilts, every undertaker shallpay to tile Board all annual fee of 1 is. and shall attile time of making such pa)-ment give his assent inw'riting to such conditions 05 tile Board may deem fitto impose. Upon such assent beimlg given, and paymentof the fee 111044, he shall receive a ''permit'' to holdgood fluting good behaviour amid until tile first day ofJuly following, and unless in the possession of such a'permit'' no undertaker shall be allowed to engage iii

or early olmt any duty or work within the cemetery.The Board may decorate graves from time to

time, when desired by the grantee so to do. If thegrautecs do not desire tile Board to carry out this woric,tile grontees mllay either do it themselves om- employ anyperson licensed by tile Board for that purpose.

No person, except tise relatives of the deceased,the Board or those licensed by the Board, shall be per-mnitted to decorate all)' grave.

If fo tile purpose of re-opening a grave theBoard fimid it necessary to remove edging tiles, plants,grass, shrubs, etc., from off the grave, the persomi soordering the me-opening shah pay to the Board tilecilarge laid down in Schedule A.

Notwithstanding anything contained in the exist-hmg by-lairs to the contrary, permission may be grantedto the Defence Department of the Commonwealth toerect headstones on the graves of deceased soldierswithout paymnent of any fee.

Fm'ce ground may he granted if it is proved tothe satisfactiomi of the Board-(a) That the deceasedwas a returmied soldier, and that lie died as the resultof injumics lie received in the late war, and (b) that therelatives of tile deceased are in necessitous circum-stances: Provided that such grant shall be made subjectto tile comidition that only the remains of deceasedsoldiers shall he immtcrred in the grave.

APRIL 21, 1944.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 331

332 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [APRIL 21, 1944.

The Board niay maiutain the graves of deceasedsoldiers, free of cost, for a term of seven years.

Any person committing any breach of any ofthese by-laws and regulations or of any other rules, regu-lations or by-laws lawfully made under the authority ofany Act relating to cemeteries, shall for every suchoffence be liable to a penalty not exceeduisg 5; and incase of a continuing breach, a further sum not exceeding1 for every day during which such breach continues,and shall be forthwith removable from the cemetery bythe Board, the Superintendent or other officer of theBoard, and shall be treated as a trespasser and may beproceeded against accordingly.

A plan of the cemetery showing time distributioiof the land, compartments, sections, situation and num-ber of grave, and a register of all certificate of ''Rightsof Burial'' shall be kept at the office.

Tb foregoing by-laws, with the aecompauying Schied-ules, u-ore duly framed and presented to a meeting of theBoard of Trustees bold at their office on the eleventh dayof March, 1944.

(Sgth) W. J. GRAHAM, Chairman.(Sgd.) H. E. COCKING, Secretary.

SCHEDULE A.Wannamnal General Cemetery.

Scale of Fees and Charges payable to the Board.1. On application for an Order for Burial the follo

ing fees shall he payable in advance:

For late arrival at cemetery gates offuneral, as per by-law 10 .. - . 0 10 6

For late moving off from entrance gatesof funeral, as per by-law 11 0 10 6

For each interment on a Sunday 0 10 0Minister's fee for each internient - . 0 7 6Extra for exhumation .. . . . 1 1 0Re-opening grave for exhumation

Adult - . . . . - . - 1 5 0Cinid uidei'7 years . - . 0 15 0

On application for an ''ExclusiveRight of Burial''

Land for vault sections in special re-serves selected by applicant, subjectto special application to Board-

Sft. x l2ft. . . -Sft. x lOft. . - - . -lOft. x l2ft.

For grant of tIme deed of tIme exclusive

15 15 022 1 040 19 0

6

6

0

06

00

0

6

66006

6

0

00

0066

SCHEDULE B.\\ranmlamnal Cemetery.

Form of Instructions for Grave ansi Application forBurial.

Application No.(Answers to the following questions to be supplied

at the time of making application.)Date of Application 194

Name of time deceasedAge of the deceasedDate when death occurredLate place of residence of the deceasedPlace where death occurredRank or occupation of deceasedBirthplace of time deceasedNature of time disease or supposed cause of deathWhat demuomimiational groundWhat compartmentWhat sectionNo. of grave on planIs it a public grave

(a) In open groundFor interment of any adult in grave 7

feet deep . . - .For interment of any child under 7 years

of age iu grave 7 feet deep . . .

s. 6.

1 5 0

0 15 0For interment of any stillborn child in

ground set aside for such purpose(b) In private ground, including the issue

of a grant of Right of Burial

0 6 0

Ordinary land for grave, 8ft. x 4ft.,where directed - - . . - 2 0 0

Ordinary land for grave, 8ft. x Sft.,where directed . - - . . 4 10 0

Ordinary land for grave (extra), 8ft. xift., where directed . . - . . 0 11 3

Special land for grave, Sft. x 4ft.,selected by applicant, according toposition . . . - - 4 0 0

Special land for grave, 8ft .x 8ft.,selected by applicant, according toposition . - . . . . 9 0 0

Special land for grave, Sft. x l2ft.,selected by applicant - - 13 10 0

Special land for grave (extra), Sft. xift., selected by applicant, accordingto position - . - 1 2 6

For interment of any adult in grave 7ft.deep - . . . 1 5 0

For interment of any clnld nader theage of 7 years iii grave 7ft. dep . . 0 15 .0

If graves are required to be sunk deeperthan lft., ftc following additionalcharges shall be payable:

For first additional foot . - 0 5 0For second additional foot 0 7 6For third additional foot - - . . 0 10 0And so on isi proportion for each

additional foot.(c) Re-opening asi ordinary grave

For each interment of an adult . - . - 1 5 0For each interment of a cluld under 7

years of age - . . . 0 rio 0For each interment of a stillborn child 0 7 6

(d) Re-opening a brick grave - .(e) Re-opening a vaultaccording to work

requiredfrom(f) Extra charges

1 0

1 10

0

0

For each interment in open ground wit!,-out due notice unde,- by-law 3 - . 0 10 6

For each interment in private groundwithout due notice under by-law 3 1 1 0

For each interment, not in usual hours,as prescribed in by-law 9 - . . . 0 10 6

right - .. - -l'or permission to construct a brick

grave in any such landFor pern'ission to constrnct a vault in

o 10

o 10

any such laud . . - 2 23. Miscellaneous:

For permission to erect a headstone onlft. foundation . . . - . - 1 1

For perusissioul to erect a headstone - . 0 10For permissiws to erect a small head-

stone meet exceeding 2ft. Gin, inheight and 5 in value - 0 5

For permission to erect a monument 2 2For permission to eject a headstone or

mu1Onnmneut over any brick grave orvault . . - . - . 2 2

For permission to enclose with a kerban Sft. x 4ft. grave . - . - 0 2

For each additional Sft. x 4ft. grave(plus a super charge on all meni-orial work erected, including let-tering, of S per cent, on the cost ofsame exceeding the amount ofFifty pounds (50)) . - - . 0 2

For permission to erect any name plate 0 2For use of iron number plate or label 0 5For name plate for stillborn coffin 0 5Fr hire of coffin bier . . . . . 0 2For removing aud replacing edging

tiles on an Sft. x 4ft. grave re-quired to be re-opened . - . . 0 2

For removal and replanting grass,shrubs, plants, etc., on an Sft. x4ft. grave required to be re-opened 0 5

For attending to grave after planting,etc., by grantee

Sit. x 4ft., per annum . . 0 15Sft. x 8ft., per annum . . . . 1 5

For attending to grave after planting,etc., by grantee for a terni of 50years-

Sft. x 4ft. . - 15 08ft. x Sft... . . . 25 0FOr making a search in Register 0 0For copy of by-laws and regulations 1) 0

APRIL 21, 1944.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, v.A. 333

Secretary.References

No, of receiptNo. of grantNo. in register of burials

I, the undersigned, certify that a coffin purportingto contain the above remains was interred in theabove ground on the day of194 , at o'clock in

Superintendent.

SCHEDULE 0.Wannamal General Cemetery.

Grant of Right of Burial.No.

No. of applicationNo, of ReceiptNo, in Burial Register

Br virtue of the Cemeteries Act, 1897, the Boaid ofTrustees of the \Van,ianial Cemetery in consideration ofthe sum of pounds shillings and

pence paid to them byhereinafter called the Grantee, ofhereby grant to the said Grantee the right of buryingbodies in that piece of grouid eight feet long byfeet broad, lying within the portion of the said Cemeteryappropriated for the burial of adherents to the

Church, and numbered , Coni.partmeiit Section , on the planof the Cemetery made in pursuance of the said Act.

To hold the same to the said Grantee for the periodof fifty years, from the date hereof, for the purposesof burial only.

This grant is issued subject to all by-laws and regula-times, now or hereafter in force, made, or to be madeunder the above Act or any future Act or Acts.

In witness whereof the Common Seal of the said Boardof Trustees was hereto affixed at a meeting of the afore-said Board, held on the day of

On behalf of the Board of Trustees of the WannamalGeneral Cemetery.

Secretary.EnteredThis Grant must be produced before the grave can be

re-opened.

SCHEDULE hi.Wannamal General Cemetery.

Transfer of Grant of Right of Burial.To the Board of Trustees of the Wannamal General

Cemetery.Gentleman,

I, being the holder of a Grantof Right of Burial, numbered , in theWannamal General Cemetery for good and valuableconsideration, do hereby transfer and make over all my

said right to , and further requestthe Board of Trustees will approve of and allow thistransfer.

Dated this day of , 19

Before me

Signature of Transferrer.

Signature of Transferee.

Witness to Signatures.Approved and allowed by Board on the

day of , 19

Chairman.

SCHEDULE E.Wannamal General Cemetery.

Declaration of Ownership of Missing Grant of Bightof Burial.

I, do solemnlyand sincerely declare as follows:-

I am tile person described asin the Grant of Right of Burial numberedissued by the Board of Trustees of the Wannanial Ceme-hery Oil the day of one thousand ninehundreci and

The said Grant has been lost by nie. I have madea careful search for the seine but have been unable tofind same.

I have not transferred any of my rights under thesaid Grant to any person.

And I make this solemn declaration by virtue of Sec-tion 106 of the ''Evidence Act, 1906.''Declared atin the State of Western Australia,this day of , 19

SCHEDULE F.Waniiamnai General Cemetery.

Owner's Request to erect Monument, Headstone,Kerbing, etc.

To the Secretary,Wannamal Cemetery Board,

Wannamal.Dear SirI beg to apply for permission to erect a

as pci plan and specifications sub'mitted herewith on my seetion of ground, Grave No.

Compartment No. , Section No.in the Denominational

Ground, of winch I am the Registered Owner, and holdthe Grant of Right of Burial No.

Tile work is being executed byand I will be obliged by your givingon completion, a Certificate that it is completed to yoursatisfaction to produce to inc before receiving payment.

It is clearly understood that the giving of such Certi-ficate by you is not any guarantee by your Board to incthat the work has been executed in accordance with theplan and specifications submitted to me, but merely anacknowledgment that tile Monuuient as erected will beallowed to remain without disturbance by your Board.

Dated this day of , 19.

NameAddress

SCHEDULE G.Wannamal General Cemetery

I, , the under.signed, do hereby agree to allow the body of the late

who diedon day of , 19to be interred in Grave No. Compart-ment SectionDenomination , the Grant of Right ofBnrial of which issued in tile name of

Is it a private graveIs the ground to be selected by applicant or by

trusteesSize of groundIs a grant required, and if so, to whomIf already granted, give No. of grant and name of

granteeLength and width of coflinDepth of graveIs it the first interment in the graveDate of last interment iii the graveDay of BurialAt what hour, and if usual or extraName of minister or person to officiate at graveFrom where is funeral to startName of undertakerName iii full and signature of pelson making appli-

gationOccupationAddressApplication received tins day of194 , at o'clock ni

334 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Apuir. 21, 1944.

and numberedis now in my possession.

Signature of GranteeAddressDate

The Grant must be produced on application for re-opening.

SCHEDULE H.Wannamal General cemetery.

License to Dress Graves.No.

The Board of Trustees do hereby grant topermission to dress graves ui said cemetery, subjectto the rules, regulations, and by-laws now made or here.after to be made for the regulation of the same, andthe following, viz.: -

That no rubbish, clay, or other material removedin dressing a grave shall be placed on any adjoininggrave, and if placed on any adjoining ground shall beremoved where directed immediately pfter the com-pletion of the work.

That no loam shall be taken from any portion ofthe cemetery for the purpose of dressing any grave.

That no grave shall be dressed in wet weather,nor shall any material be wheeled or carted along anypath for the said purpose while the surface is soft fromrain or otherwise, except by special permission of theBoard of Trustees.

That no bnsiness card or announcement shall beput on any place withia said cemetery or its precincts.

That upon any breach of the above conditions ofsaid cemetery by-laws, this license shall be liable to beforfeitcd, and the Licensee liable to the penalty providedfor in tIme Act 61, Vict. No. 23.

That Licensees shall he responsible for all acts oftheir employees.

That licenses shall be renewed annually.Given under my hand and seal this day of

19

Chairman of the Board.Signature of LicenseeWitness

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application No. 205/1 944.TAKE notice that Henry James Sununers of 75 Sayerstreet Midland Junction Shearer has made applicationto be registered under tIre Transfer of Land Act 1893as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in posses-sion in the following parcel of land situate in theSwan District and being

Portion ot' Swan Location 15 and being Lot 119on Plan 1236 deposited in the Office of Titlescontaining 38 perches

Bounded on the west by part of the cast boundaryof Lot 118 measuring 95 links

On the north by the south boundary of Lot 120measuring 2 chains 50 links

On the east by part of the west boundary of Sayerstreet measuring 95 links

And on the south by part of time north boundary ofGeorge street measuring 2 chains 50 links

The land is mole particularly defined on Plan 1236deposited in the Office of Titles

And fnrther take notice that all persons other thantime applicant claiming to have any estate right titleor interest in the above parcels of land and desiringto object to the said application are hereby requiredto lodge in this office on or before the 1st day ofJune next a caveat forbidding the said land beingbrought under the operation of the said Act.

A. W. B. GLEADELL, Registrar of Titles.Office of Titles, Perth, this 17th day of April, 1944.

Boulthee, Godfrey & Virtue, Solicitors, Perth,Solicitors for the Applicant.

PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS.Tenders, closing at Perth, 2.30 p.m., Tuesday on dates

mentioned hereunder, are invited for the following:

Purchase of Property :Mt. Erin School and Quar-ters; 2nd May, 1944; conditions may be seen at P.W.D.,Perth and Geraldton, and at Upper Chapman Road BoardOffice, Nansou.

Pnreliase of Property :Wellard School Remains; 2ndMay, 1944; conditions may be seen at P.W.D., Perth,and at Post Office, Wellard, from Thursday, 20th April,1944.

Work :Waroona SchoolAdditions and Renovations(No. 9321) ; 2nd May, 1944; conditions ulay be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, P.W.D., Bun-bury, and Police Stntiou, Harvey, on and after 18thApril, 1944.

Purchase of Property :-89 Mile Gate School (nearJitarning) ; 9th May, 1944; conditions may be seen atP.W.D., Perth and Katanning, and at Police Stations,Wickepin and Kuhn, from Thursday, 20th April, 1944.

Work :Katanning SchoolDrainage (No. 9323);9th May, 1944; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractor's Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at P.W.D., Kntan-ning, on and after 26th April, 1944.

Work South Perth Mineral BathsAdditions andSewerage (No. 9324) ; 9th May, 1944; conditions may heseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Pci-ti,, on andafter 26th April, 1944.

Work :Narrogin SchoolNew Classrooms (No.9325) ; 9th May, 1944; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, Courthouse, Nar-regirm, and P.W.D., Katanning, on and after 26th April,1944.

Work: Katannimmg SchoolRepairs and Renovations(No. 9326) ; 9th May; 1944; conditions may be seen atthe Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Pertl,, and at P.W.D.,Katanning, on and after 26th Api-il, 1944.

Woi-k :Manjimnup Hospital, New Nurses' QuartersAdditions to Staff Quartei-s, and Renovations (No.9322) ; 16th May, 1944; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, P.W.D., Bunbury,and Police Station, Manjiinup, en and after 26th April,1944.

Tenders, closing at Perth, 2.30 p.m., Wednesday ondate mentioned hereunder, are invited for the follow-ing :-

Work:Gwalia State HotelRepaim-s and Renovations(No. 9314); 26th April, 1944; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Roo,n, P.W.D., Perth, and at P.W.D.,Kalgoorhie, on and after Tuesday, 28th March, 1944.

Purchase of Property:Bnllsbrook School Quarters;26th April, 1944; conditions may be seen at P.W.D.,Perth, Police Station, Midland Junction, and at Chitter-big Road Board Office, Chittering, from 30th March,1944.

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are tobe addressed to ''The Hon. the Minister for Works,Public Works Department, The Barracks, St. George'sterrace, Perth,'' and must be indorsed ''Tender.'' Thehighest, lowest, or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted.

W. S. ANDREW, Under Secretary for Public Works.19th April, 1944.

PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1902-1933.Keysbm-ook SchoolSale of Land.

P.W. 207/44; Ex. Co. No. 420.NOTICE is hereby given that His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor, under section 29 of the PublicWoi-ks Act, 1902-1933, has authorised and caused tobe sold by private contract (retransfer to previousowner) all that land being Resem-ve 13813 (Part ofMumray Location 234) comprising 2 acres 2 roods 28perches; such land not being now i-eqnired for thepurpose for whicli it was held, namely, KeysbrookSchool.

Dated this 12th day of April, 1944.(Sgd.) W. S. ANDREW, Under Secretary for Works.

APRIL 21, 1944.]

No. on PlanP.W.D., W.A.,

No. 30010.Owner or Reputed Owner.

Certified correct this 4th day of April, 1944.

A. R, G. HAWKE,Minister for Works.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 33

Description.

P.W. 169/44; Ex. Co. No. 422.PaBLIc Woaxs ACT, 1902-1933.

LAND ACQUISITION.

City of PerthRoad Widening at Junction of Simpson, Cambridge and Sutherland Streets, West Perth.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule heretobeing all in the Town of Perthhave, in pursuance of the written approval and consent under section 220 of the "MunicipalCorporations Act, 1906-1941," of His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, acting by and with the advice of the ExecutiveCouncil, dated the 12th day of April, 1944, been compulsorily taken and set apart for the purposes of the following public work,namely :Road widening at junction of Simpson, Cambridge, and Sutherland streets, West Perth.

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so taken and set apart are marked off and moreparticularly described and shown coloured green on Plan, P.W.D., WA., 30006 (L.T.O. Diagram 12410), which maybe inspectedat the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said land shall vest in City of Perth for an estate in fee simple in possession for thepublic work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates, interests, rights-of-way or other easements whatsoever.

SCHEDULE.

P.W. 1202/43 ; Ex. Co. No. 428.PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1902-1933.

LAND ACQUISITION.

Fremantle Road BoardRecreation Ground at Healy Road.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule heretobeing all in the Cockburn Sound Districthave, in pursuance of the written approval under the "Road Districts Act, 1919-1941," and the "Public Works Act, 1902-1933," of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, acting by and with the adviceof the Executive Council, dated the 12th day of April, 1944, been compulsorily taken and set apart for the purposes of thefollowing public work, namely :Recreation Ground at Healy road.

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so taken and set apart are marked off and moreparticularly described and shown coloured green on Plan, P.W.D., W.A., 30010 (L.T.O. Diagram 12413), which may be inspectedat the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said land shall vest in Fremantle Road Board for an estate in fee simple in possessionfor the public work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates, interests,rights-of-way or other easements whatsoever.

SCHEDULE.

Quantity.

JAMES MITCHELL,Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council.

Dated this 12th day of April, 1944.

No. on PlanP.W.D., WA.,

No. 30006.Owner or Reputed Owner. Description. Quantity.

a. r. p.Samuel Thomas Williams ......... Lot 2 of Perth Suburban Lot 150 (Certificateof Title Volume 201, Folio 23)

0 0 1072 Samuel Thomas Williams ......... Lot 3 of Perth Suburban Lot 150 (Certificate

of Title Volume 197, Folio 175)0 0 10

3 Joseph Richard Hesford ... Part of Lot 7 of Perth Suburban Lot 150 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 949, Folio 61)

0 0 331

a.r. p.1 George Robb Lot 5 of Lot 31 of Cockburn Sound Location 10 0 0

10 (Enrolment No. 42)2 George Robb Lot 32 of Cockburn Sound Location 10 (Enrol-

ment No. 42)9 3 17

Certified correct this 24th day of March, 1944.JAMES MITCHELL,

A. R. G. HAWKE, Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council.Minister for Works.

Dated this 12th day of April, 1944.

386 (IOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [APaIL 21, 1944.

Certified correct this 5th clay of April, 1944.

A. B. G. HAWKE,Minister for Works.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1943.Bayswatcr Road Board.By-Law, Pound Fees

(Amended).p.w. 1078/35.

WHEREAS by the Road Districts Act, 1919-1943, theRoad Board of any district may snake, alter and repealby-laws for all or any purposes mentioned iii the saidAct, the Bayswater Road Board, iii pursuance of thepowers vested in the said Board, under and by virtue ofthe said Act and of every other authority essabling itin this behalf, dotis hereby malce and publish the fol-lowing by-laws:----

Pound FeesClause 9 of the by-law i-elating to PoundFees gazetted on page 1774 of the Government Gazette,6th Septcnsber, 1935, is amended by deleting the PoundFees fos- 'C Great Cattle 5s. each'' and inserting instead'Gieat Cattle lOs. each.''

Passed at a meeting of the Bayswater Road Boardheld on the 11th February, 1944.

H. A. HAWKINS, J.P., Chairman.ALFRED B. BONE, Secretary.

Recommended:

(Sgd.) E. H. GRAY, Honorary Minister.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governori,s Executive Council this 12th day of April, 1944.

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

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-43.Road Boas-d Elections.

Department of Public Works,Perth, 20th April, 1944.

IT is notified for general information, in accordancewith section 92 of the Road Districts Act, 1919-43,that the following gentlemen have been elected Mem-bers of tIme uudermentioned Road Boards to fill thevacancies shown in the particulars hereunder:Date of Election; Member Elected (Surname and

Christian Name); Ward; Occupation; How vacancyoccurred [(a) Effiuxion of time, (b) Resignation,(c) Death]; Name of Previous Member; Remarks.

P.W. 988/43 ; Ex. Co. No. 431.PUBLJC WORKS ACT, 1902-1933.

LAND ACQUISITION.

Darling Ranpe Road BoardDrainage between Canning Road and Brooks Street, Katamunda.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule heretobeing all in the Canning Districthave, in pursuance of the written approval under the Road Districts Act, 19 19-1941,"and the Public Works Act, 1002-1933," of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, acting by and with the advice of theExecutive Council, dated the 12th day of April, 1944, been compulsorily taken and set apart for the purposes of the followingpublic work, namely :Drainage between Canning road and Brooks street, Kalamunda.

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so taken and set apart are marked off andmore particularly described and shown coloured green on Plan, P.W.D., W.A., 29998 (L.T.O. Diagram 12405), which may beinspacted at the Office of the Minister forWorks, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said land shall vest in Darling Range Road Board for an estate in fee simple in pos-session for the public work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates,interests, rights-of-way or other easements whatsoever.

SCHEDULE.

JAMES MITCHELL,Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council.

Dated this 12th day oF April, 1944.

Mount Magnet Road Boarll.15/4/44; Laing, Williaus; Town; prospector; (a);

Laing, IV.; unopposedI 5/4/44; Thomas, Merlin Gordon; Town; snail contrac-

tor; (a); Thomas, M. G.; unopposed.

Plautageuet Road Board.15/4/44; Bunkes-, James Feigns; North; farmes-; (a);

Bi,:iker, J. G.; umsopposed.15/4/44; Pugh, Frank Reginald Flendy; South, farmer;

(a); Pagis, F. B. H.; uisopposcd.

Coolgardie Road Board.25/3/44; Penglase, Nellie May; Town; housewife; (b);

Crawford, B. J.; unopposed.

Albany Road Board.15/4/44; Saggers, Clifford Tisonsas Ecigas-; Lowes- Kal-

gan; farsnes-; (a); Saggers, C. T. E.; unopposed.15/4/44; ; Torbay; (a); Mitchell, H.; no

nomiisatio,s received.

Phillips River Road Board.11/4/44; Smith, Walter Hugh McKenzie; Phillips;

battery manager; (a); Smith, IV. H. MeK.; un-opposed.

11/4/44; Clianshers, Alfred; Hopetouis, farmer; (a);Chambers, A.; ussopposed.

11/4/44; Dasborough, Sidney Charles Bradley; Hope-touss; farmer; (a) Dasborough, C. S. B.; unopposed.

Capel Road Board.15/4/44; Maid meat, R onald Lewiss Royston; Beelup;

fanner; (a); Maidusent, H. L. R.; unopposed.15/4/44; Payne, Nornsan Roy; Boyauup; fas-mer; (a);

Payne, N. B.; umsopposed.15/4/44; Dunkley, Henry Thomas; Stirling; farmer;

(a) ; Duukley, H. T.; unopposed.

Beverley Road Board.15/4/44; Dossco,i, Hubert Charles; North-East; farmer;

(a); II. 0. Sims; unopposed.15/4/44; Lodge, Vem-ne Arthur; Dale; farmer; (a);

Lodge, V. A.; poll taken.15/4/44; Yosuig, Francis Archibald; Kokeby; farmer;

(a); Yoimg, F. A.; unopposed.

No. on PlanP.W.D., WA., Owner or Reputed Owner. Description. Quantity.

No. 29998.

a.r. p.1 Frederick Eversden . . - Part of Lot 4 of Canning Location 308 (Cer-

tificate of Title Volume 893, Folio 168)0 0 9-1

2 James Herbert Thorogood Part of Lot 19 of Canning Location 308 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1022, Folio 959)

0 0 9-1

Cranbrook Road Board.15/4/44; Furness, George Elwyn; Frankland; farmer;

(a); Phillips, S. G.15/4/44; Tuekett, Ian Hilton; Tunney; farmer; (a);

unopposed.15/4/44; Hordaere, Leslie Garfield; Stirling; farmer;

(a); ; unopposed.

Murray Road Board.15/4/44; Tuckey, Hobart; Mandurali; legislator; (a);

Turkey, hobart; unopposed.15/4/44; Fauntleroy, Wilfred Cornelius; South-West;

farmer; (a); Fauntlerov, C. IV.; unopposed.15/4/44; McLarty, William Ernest; South-East; farmer;

(a) ; MeLarty, 11r E.; unopposed.15/4/44; Edward, Arthur Finlay; North-East; store-

keeper; (a) ; Edward, A. F.; unopposed.

Wongan Hills Road Board.15/4/44; Martin, Lewis; Kokardine; farmer; (a);

Martin, L.; unopposed.15/4/44; Freestone, Charles B.; Koudut; farmer; (a);

Freestone, W. J.; unopposed.15/4/44; Robinson, Alan J.; Lake Hinds; farmer; (a);

Robinson, A. J.; unopposed.15/4/44; Ganzer, Harry S.; Moeardy; farmer; (a);

Gauzer, H. S.; unopposed.

Merredin Road Board.15/4/44; Buegge, Albert Louis; Totadgin; storekeeper;

(a) ; Johnson, F. A.15/4/44; Telfer, William Francis; Central; agent; (a)

Telfer, W. F.; unopposed.15/4/44; Hart, Alwin John; North-East; farmer; (a)

Hart, A. J.; unopposed.

Perenjori Road Board.15/4/44; Lakeman, Ernest Albert; Caron; farmer; (a)

Lakeman, E. A.; unopposed.15/4/44; Hunter, James; Maya; farmer; (a); Hunter,

J.; unopposed.

Kununoppin-Trayning R.oad Board.15/4/44; Cosgrove, Michael; Trayning; farmer; (a)

Cosgrove, M.; unopposed.15/4/44; Appleyard, Gustavas Meredith; Kununoppin;

farmer; (a); Appleyard, G. lvi.; unopposed.

Kojonup Road Board.15/4/44; Norrish, Josiah; Balgarup; farmer; (a) ; Nor-

risli, Josiah.15/4/44; Marsh, Edward George; Mm'adup; farmer;

(a) ; Marsh, E. G.15/4/44; Reid, Robert Henry; Ongerup; farmer; (a)

Reid, H. H.

Broomehill Road Board.15/4/44; Rae, Leonard Clarkson; North-West; grazier;

(a) ; Rae, L. C.; unopposed.15/4/44; Ladyman, Albert Francis; South-West;

glazier; (a); Ladyman, A. F.; unopposed.15/4/44; Loudon, Robert James; North-East; farmer;

(a) ; Fletcher, Guy; elected by ballot.

Yilgarn Road Board.15/4/44; Stacey, John Bunnaford; South; farmer; (a)

Stacey, J. B.; unopposed.15/4/44; Price, Arthur Andrew; West; farmer; (a)

Liddell, A. E.15/4/44; no nonunations; North; (a) ; Clements, J. W.

Brookton Road Board.15/4/44; McGrath, John William; West; farmer; (a);

McGrath, J. W.15/4/44; Austin, Charles Herbert; East; farmer; (a)

Eva, H. M.15/4/44; Williams, Charl