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

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No. 33.] PERTH : FRIDAY, JULY 15. [1921.

No. 16071.C.S.O.Bank Holidays at Port Hedland.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir Francis Alex-

TO WIT. 3 ander Newdegate, Knight Commanderof the Most Distinguished Order, of

F. A. NEWDEGATE, St. Michael and St. George, GovernorGovernor, in and over the State of Western

Australia and its Dependencies in[Ls.] the Commonwealth of Australia.

IN pursuance of the provisions contained in the fifthsection of " The Bank Holidays Act, 1884," 1, theGovernor of the said State, do by this my Proclamationappoint special days to. be observed as Bank Holidaysas follows :

Saturday, 27th August, 1921Port Hedland.Monday, 29th August, 1921Port Hedland.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 7th clay of July,1921..

By His Excellency 's Command,F. T. BROUN,

Colonial Secretary.

GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! I

No. 16072. GC.S.O.

State Children Act, 1907.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA,) By His Excellency Sir Francis Alex-

TO WIT. J ander Newdegate, Knight Commanderof the Most Distinguished Order of

F. A. NEWDEGATE, St. Michael and St. George, GovernorGovernor, in and over the State of Western

Australia and its Dependencies in[L.s.] the Commonwealth of Australia.

1695/21.WHEREAS by "The State Children Act, 1907 - 1919,"it is enacted that it shall be lawful for the Governor todeclare any building or place to be a Government ,In-stitution, and such building or place so proclaimed shallthereupon be a. Government Institution within the mean -lug and for the purposes of the said Act: Now there-fore I, the said Governor, acting by and with the advice

and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby declarethe buildings erected at the corner of Walcott and LordStreets, on Government Reserve No. 7337, in the Cityof Perth, to be a Government Institution for the pur-poses of a receiving depot under the said Act.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 13th day of Jr ly,1921.

F. T. BROUN,Colonial Secretary.

GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !

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

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Sir FrancisTO WIT. 3 Alexander Newdegate, Knight

Commander of the Most Distin-F. A. NEWDEGATE, guished Order of St. Michael and St.

Governor. George, Governor in and over theState of Western Australia and its

[L.s.] Dependencies in the Commonwealthof Australia.

14127/00 and 6690/97.WHEREAS by "The Transfer of Land Act, 1893,Amendment Act, 1896" (60 Viet., No. 22), the Gov-ernor is empowered, by proclamation in the GovernmentGa-:ette, to revest in His Majesty, as of his formerestate, all or any lands whereof His Majesty may be-come the registered proprietor : And whereas His Ma-jesty is now the registered proprietor of KalgoorlieLots 1674 and R199, registered in the Office of Titlesin Volumes 409 and CXXIII., Folios 72 and 98, re-spectively: Now therefore I, the said Governor, withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, do bythis Proclamation revest in His Majesty, his heirs andsuccessors, Kalgoorlie Lots 1674 and R199 aforesaid, asof his former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 13th day of Jlly,1921.

By His Excellency 's Command,JAMES MITCHELL,

Minister for Lands,001) SAVE TIIE RING ! !

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WESTERNTO

The Land Act, 1898.PROCLAMATION

(Resumption)AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Sir Francis Alex-WIT. j ander Newdegate, Knight Commander

of the Most Distinguished Order ofSt. Michael and St. George, Governorin and over the State of WesternAustralia and its Dependencies inthe Commonwealth of Australia.

F. A. NEWDEGATE,Governor.

Corr. No. 5520/19.WHEREAS by Section 9 of 'rim Land Act, 1898,"the Governor may resume, for any of the purposesspecified in Section 39 of the said Act, any portion ofland held as a Conditional Purchase: And whereas itis deemed expedient that the portion of ConditionalPurchase 9464/56 (Victoria Location 3922), as describedhereunder, should be resumed for one of the purposesspecified in paragraph S of Section 39 of the said Act,that is to say, for Agricultural Hall Site : Now there-fore I, Sir Francis Alexander Newdegate, Governor asaforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, doby this my proclamation resume portion of ConditionalPurchase 9464/56 (Victoria Location 3922), for thepurpose aforesaid.

Schedule.That portion of Conditional Purchase 9464/56 (Vic-

toria Location 3922), containing 2 acres 2 roods,bounded by lines starting front its North-West corner,and extending Eastwards along its North boundary 5chains, and Southwards along its Wrest boundary 5chains; the opposite boundaries being parallel andequal. (Plan 122/80.)

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 13th day of .July,1921.

By His Excellency's Command,

JAMES MITCHELL,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE TH E KING

The Land Act, 1S9S.PROCLAMATION

(Resumption)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Sir Francis Alex-TO WIT. 5 ander Newdegate, Knight Commander

of the Most Distinguished Order ofA. NEWDEGATE, St. Michael and St. George, Governor

Governor. in and over the State of WesternAustralia and its Dependencies inthe Commonwealth of Australia.[L.s.]

Corr. No. 2991/21.WHEREAS by Section 9 of "The Land Act, 1898,"the Governor may resume, for any of the purposesspecified in Section 39 of the said Act, any portion ofland held as a Homestead Farm : And whereas it isdeemed expedient that the portion of Homestead Farm7565/74 (Sussex Location 552), as described hereunder,should be resumed for one of the purposes specified innaragraph 6 of Section 39 of the said Act, that is tosay, for School Site : Now therefore I, Sir FrancisAlexander Newdegate, Governor as aforesaid, with theadvice of the Executive Council, do by this my Pro-clamation resume portion of Homestead Farm 7565/74(Sussex Location 552) for the purpose aforesaid.

Schedule.That portion of Homestead Farm 7565/74 (Sussex

Location 552), containing- about 3 acres 2 roods 16Irrarches, bounded by lines starting from its South-Westcorner, and extending Northward 6 chains along itsWest boundary and Eastward 6 chains along its Southboundary ; the opposite boundaries being parallel andequal. (Plan 413C/40, E3.)

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 13th day of July,1921.

By His Excellency 's Command,JAMES MITCHELL,

Minister for Lands,GOD SAVE TIM KING ! ! !

ORDER IN COUNCIL

as to Appeals from the Supreme Court of Western,Australia to His Majesty 1:71. Conseil.

Crown Law Department,Perth, Sth July, 1921.

THE following Order in Council was published by orderof His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council onthe 27th day of August, 1909, and is now re-issued inview of the fact that copies of the Government Gazetteof that date are not available.

H. G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law.

AT THE COURT AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE,the 28th day of June, 1909.

Present:The King 's Most Excellent Majesty.

Lord President, Sir Frederick M. Darley,Lord Steward, Mr. Herbert Samuel,Earl Grey, Mr. C. E. H. Hobhouse,Earl Carrington, Mr. Russell Rea.

WHEREAS by an Act passed in a Session of Parlia-ment held in the seventh and eighth years of Her lateMajesty 's reign (shortly entitled "The Judicial Com-mittee Act, 1844") it was enacted that it should becompetent to Her Majesty by any Order or Orders inCwincil to provide for the admission of Appeals to HerMajesty in Council from any judgments, sentences,decrees or orders of any Court of Justice within anyBritish Colony or Possession abroad, although suchCourt should not be a Court of Errors or Appeal withinsuch Colony or Possession, and to make provision forthe instituting and prosecuting of such Appeals, andfor carrying into effect any such decisions or sentencesas Her Majesty in Council should pronounce thereon :

And whereas by an Order in Council, dated the 11thof October, 1861, provision was made for Appeals fromthe Supreme Court of the Colony of Western Australiato Her Majesty in Council :

And whereas the Colony of Western Australia isnow a State of the Commonwealth of Australia con-stituted by an Act passed in a Session of Parliamentheld in the sixty-third and sixty-fourth years of Herlate Majesty 's reign and entitled " An Act to con-stitute the Commonwealth of Australia ":

And whereas it is expedient, with a view to equalis-ing as far as may be the conditions under which HisMajesty 's subjects in the British Dominions beyond theSeas shall have a right of Appeal to His Majesty inCouncil and to promoting uniformity in the practiceand procedure in all such Appeals, that the said Orderin Council, dated 11th of October, 1861, should be re-voked and new provision made for Appeals from thesaid Supreme Court to His Majesty in Council:

It is hereby ordered by the King 's Most ExcellentMajesty, by and with the advice of His Privy Council,that the said Order in Council be and the same is herebyrevoked, and that instead thereof the Rules hereunderset out shall regulate all Appeals to His Majesty inCouncil from the said State of Western Australia.

1. In these Rules, unless the context otherwise re-quires :

" Appeal" means Appeal to His Majesty in Council :"His Majesty" includes His Majesty 's heirs and

successors;" Judgment " includes decree, order, sentence, or de-

cision;" Court " means either the Full Court or a single

Judge of the Supreme Court of Western Aus-tralia according as the matter in question is onewhich, under the Rules and Practice of theSupreme Court, properly appertains to the FullCourt or to a single Judge ;

" Record " means the aggregate of papers relating toan Appeal (including the pleadings, proceedings,evidence, and judgments) proper to be laid be-fore His Majesty in Council on the hearing ofthe Appeal;

"Registrar " means the Registrar or other properofficer having the custody of the Records in theCourt appealed from;

Month" means calendar month ;

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Words in the singular include the plural, and wordsin, the plural include the singular.

2. Subject to the provisions of these Rules, anAppeal shall lie

(a) as of right, from any final judgment of the Court,where the matter in dispute on the Appealamounts to or is of the value of £500 sterlingor upwards, or where the Appeal involves,directly or indirectly, some claim or question toor respecting property or some civil rightamounting to or of the value of £500 sterlingor upwards; and

(b) at the discretion of the Court, front any otherjudgment of the Court, whether final or inter-locutory, if in the opinion of the Court thequestion involved in the Appeal is one which,by reason of its great general or public im-portance, or otherwise, ought to be submittedto His Majesty in Council for decision.

3. Where, in any action or other proceeding, nofinal judgment can be duly given in consequence of a.

difference of opinion between the Judges, the finaljudgment may be entered pro lemmue on the appli-cation of any party to such action or other pro-ceeding according' to the opinion of the Chief J ustice,or, in his absence, of the senior puisne judge of theCourt, but such judgment shall only be deemed final forpurposes of an Appeal therefrom, and not for any otherpurpose.

4. Applications to the Court for leave to appeal shallhe made by motion or petition within twenty-one daysfrom the date of the judgment to be appealed from,and the Applicant shall give the opposite party notice ofhis intended application.

5. Leave to appeal under Rule 2 shall only be grantedby the Court in the first instance:

(a) upon condition of the Appellant, within a periodto be fixed by the Court, but not exceedingthree months front the date of the hearing ofthe application for leave to appeal, enteringinto good and sufficient security, to the satis-faction of the Court, in a sum not exceeding£500, for the due prosecution of the Appeal,and the payment of all such costs as may be-come payable to the Respondent in the eventof the Appellant's not obtaining an.s, ordergranting him final leave to appeal, or of theAppeal being dismissed for non-prosecution, orof His Majesty in Council ordering the Appel-lant to pay the Respondent's costs of theAppeal (as the case may he) ; and

(b) upon such other conditions (if any) as to thetime or times within which the Appellant shalltake the necessary steps for the purpose ofprocuring the preparation of the Record andthe dispatch thereof to England as the Court,having regard to all the circumstance of thecase, may think it reasonable to impose.

6. Where the judgment appealed from requires theAppellant to pay money or perform a duty, the Courtshall have power, when granting leave to appeal, eitherto direct that the said judgment shall be carried intoexecution or that the execution thereof shall be sus-pended pending the Appeal, as to the Court shall seemjust, and in case the Court shall direct the said judg-ment to be carried into execution, the person in whosefavour it was given shall, before the execution thereof,enter into good and sufficient security, to the satis-faction of the Court, for the due performance of suchOrder as His Majesty in Council shall think fit to makethereon.

7. The preparation of the Record shall be subjectto the supervision of the Court, and the parties maysubmit any disputed question arising in connection there-with to the decision of the Court, and the Court shallgive such directions thereon as the justice of the casemay require.

8. The Registrar, as well as the parties and theirlegal Agents, shall endeavour to exclude from the Recordall documents (more particularly such as are merelyformal) that are not relevant to the subject-matter ofthe Appeal, and generally to reduce the bulk of theRecord as far as practicable, taking special care toavoid the duplication of documents and the unnecessaryrepetition of headings and other merely formal parts ofdocuments; but the documents omitted to be copied orprinted shall be enumerated in a list to be placed afterthe index or at the end of the Record.

9. Where in the course of the preparation of aRecord one party objects to the inclusion of a doc.menton the ground that it is unnecessary or irrelevant, andthe other party nevertheless insists upon its being in-cluded, the Record, as finally printed (whether in West-ern Australia or in England), shall, with a \ iew to thesubsequent adjustment of the costs of and incidentalto such document, indicate in the index of papers, orotherwise, the fact that, and the party by whom, theinclusion of the document was objected to.

10. The Record shall be printed in accordance withthe Rules set forth in the Schedule hereto. It may beso printed either in Western Australia or in England.

11. Where the Record is printed in Western Ai s-tralia, the Registrar shall, at the expense of the Appel-lant, transmit to the Registrar of the Privy Council40 copies of such Record, one of which copies lie shallcertify to be correct by signing his name 'on, or initial-ling, every eighth page thereof and by affixing theretothe seal, if any, of the Court.

12. Where the Record is to be printed in England,the Registrar shall, at the expense of the Appellant,transmit to the Registrar of the Privy Council onecertified copy of such Record, together with an indexof all the papers and exhibits in the case. No othercertified copies of the Record shall be transmitted tothe Agents in England by or on behalf of the partiesto the Appeal.

13. Where part of the Record is printed in WesternAustralia and part is to be printed in England, Rules11 and 12 shall, as far as practicable, apply to suchparts as are printed in Western Australia and such asare to be printed in England respectively.

14. The reasons given by the Judge, or any of theJudges, for or against any judgment pronounced in thecourse of the proceedings out of which the Appeal arisesshall by such Judge or Judges be communicated Mwriting to the Registrar, and shall by him be trans-mitted to the Registrar of the Privy Council at the sametime when the Record is transmitted.

15. Where there are two or more applications forleave to appeal arising out of the same matter, and theCourt is of opinion that it would be for the convenienceof the Lords of the Judicial Committee and all partie(concerned that the Appeals should be consolidated, theCourt may direct the Appeals to be consolidated arcgrant leave to appeal by a single order.

16. An Appellant who has obtained an order grant.Mg him conditional leave to appeal may at any tim'prior to the making of an order granting hint final leay.to appeal withdraw his Appeal on such terms as to cost,and otherwise as the Court may direct.

17. Where an Appellant, having obtained an orde.granting him conditional leave to appeal, and havingcomplied with the conditions imposed on him by sucl.order, fails thereafter to apply with due diligence to theCourt for an order granting him final leave to appeal,the Court may, on an application in that behalf madeby the Respondent, rescind the order granting coltditional leave to appeal, notwithstanding the Appellant'scompliance with the conditions imposed by such order,and may give such directions as to the costs of theAppeal and the security entered into by the Appellantas the Court shall think fit, or make such further orother order in the premises as, in the opinion of theCourt, the justice of the case requires.

18. On an application for final leave to appeal, theCourt may inquire whether notice, or sufficient notice,of the application has been given by the Appellant toall parties concerned, and, if not satisfied as to thenotice given, may defer the granting of the final leaveto appeal, or may give such other directions in the mat-ter as in the opinion of the Court the justice of the.case requires.

19. An Appellant who has obtained final leave toappeal shall prosecute his Appeal in accordance withthe Rules for the time being regulating the generalpractice and procedure in Appeals to His Majesty inCouncil.

20. Where an Appellant, having obtained final leaveto appeal, desires, prior to the dispatch of the Recordto England, to withdraw his Appeal, the Court may,upon an application in that behalf made by the Appel-lant, grant him a certificate to the effect that the Appealhas been withdrawn, and the Appeal shall thereuponbe deemed, as from the date of such certificate, to standdismissed without express Order of His Majesty inCouncil, and the costs of the Appeal and the security

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entered into by the Appellant shall be dealt with insuch manner as the Court may think fit to direct.

21. Where an Appella nt, having obtained final leaveto :ipteal, fails to show due diligence in taking allimeissary steps for the purpose of procuring the dis-patch of the Record to England, the Respondent may,after giving the Appellant due notice of his intendedapplication, apply to the Court for a certificate thatthe Appeal has not been effectually prosecuted by theAppellant, and if the Court sees fit to grant such acertificate, the Appeal shall he deemed, as from thedate of such certificate, to stand dismissed for non-prosecution without express Order of His Majesty inCouncil, and the costs of the Appeal and the securityentered into by the Appellant shall be dealt with insuch manner as the Court may think fit to direct.

22. Where at any time between the order grantingfinal leave to appeal and the dispatch of the Record toEngland the Record becomes defective by reason of thedeath, or change of status, of a party to the Appeal,the Court may notwithstanding the order granting finalleave to appeal, on an application in that behalf madeby any person interested, grant a certificate showingwho, in the opinion of the Court, is the proper personto he substituted or entered on the Record in place of,or in addition to, the party who has died or undergonea change of status, and the name of such person shallthereupon be deemed to be so substituted or enteredon the Record as aforesaid without express Order ofHis Majesty in Council.

23. Where the Record subsequently to its dispatch toEngland becomes defective by reason of the death, orchange of status, of a party to the Appeal, the Courtshall, upon an application in that behalf made by anyperson interested, cause a certificate to be transmittedto the Registrar of the Privy Council showing who, inthe opinion of the Court, is the proper person to besubstituted, or entered, on the Record, in place of, orin addition to, the party who has died or undergone a.change of status.

24. The Case of each party to the Appeal may beprinted either in Western Australia or in England, andshall, in either event, be printed in accordance with theRules set forth in the Schedule hereto, every tenth linethereof being numbered in the margin, and shall besigned by at least one of the Counsel who attends atthe hearing of the Appeal, or by time party himself ifhe conducts his Appeal in person.

25. The Case shall consist of paragraphs numberedconsecutively, and shall state, as concisely as possible,the circumstances out of winch the Appeal arises, thecontentions to be urged by the party lodging the same,and the reasons of Appeal. References by page and lineto the relevant portions of the Record as printed shall,as far as practicable, be printed in the margin, andcare shall be taken to avoid, as far as possible, the re-printing in the Case of long extracts from the Record.The taxing officer, in taxing the costs of the Appeal,shall, either of his own motion or at the instance ofthe opposite ,party, inquire into any unnecessary pro-lixity in the Case, and shall disallow the costs occasionedthereby.

26. Where the Judicial Committee directs a party tobear the costs of an Appeal incurred in Western Aus-tralia, such costs shall be taxed by the proper officerof the Court in accordance with the Rules for the timebeing' regulating taxation in the Court.

27. The Court shall conform with, and execute, anyOrder which His Majesty hi Council may think fit tomake on an Appeal from a judgment of the Court inlike manner as any original judcment of the Courtshould or might have been executed.

28. Nothing in these Pules contained shall be deemedto interfere with the right of His Majesty, upon thehumble Petition of any person aggrieved by any judg-ment of the Court, to admit his Appeal therefrom uponsuch conditions as His Majesty in Council shall thinkfit to impose.

A. W. FITZROY.

Schedule.

I. Records and Cases in Appeals to His Majesty inCouncil shall he printed in the form known as DemyQuarto (i.e., 54 ems in length and 42 in width).

IT. The size of the paper used shall be such thatthe sheet, when folded and trimmed, will be 11 inchesin height and 81/, inches in width.

. III. The type to be used in the text shall be Picatype, but Long Primer shall be used in printingaccounts, tabular matter, and notes.

I.V. The number of lines in each page of Pica typeshall be 47 or thereabouts, and every tenth line shalllw numbered in the margin.

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE RULES, 1908.Crown Law Department,

Perth, 8th July, 1921.TIT E following Orders in Council, dated the 25th March,1920, and the 9th March, 1921, which have been receivedfrom the Secretary of State, are published for general

corH. G. HAMPTON,

Under Secretary for Law.

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 25th dayof March, 1920.

Present:The King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.

WHEREAS His late Majesty was pleased by His Orderin Council dated the 21st day of December, 1908, andmade on a representation from the judicial Committeeof the Privy Council, to approve certain Rules entitled

This Judicial Committee Rules, 1908," for regulatingthe Practice and Procedure in Appeals and other mat,tees before the said Judicial Committee:"

And whereas there was this day read at the Boarda representation from the said Judicial Committee inthe words following:

"The Lords of the Judicial Committee havingtaken into consideration the List of Pees allowedto Agents conducting Appeals and other mattersbefore '['heir Lordships contained in Schedule C.I.to the judicial Committee Rules, 1908, and being ofopinion that the total in all Bills of Costs broughtin for taxation from the date of Your Majesty'sOrder herein of the fees prescribed by the saidSchedule ought to be increased by thirty-three anda third per centum, and that such increase oughtto he allowed upon all taxations of costs in respectof such Appeals and other matters as well betweenParty and Party as between Solicitor and Client,Their Lordships do this day agree humbly to repre-sent to Your Majesty accordingly."

Now, therefore, His Majesty, having taken the saidrepresentation into consideration, is pleased, by andwith the advice of His Privy Council, to approve there-of and of what is therein proposed.

Whereof all persons whom it may concern are to takenotice. and govern themselves accordingly.

ALMERTC FITZROY.(Extract front the London Gazette of Friday, 26th

March, 1920.)("Published in Rules of Supreme Court, 1909; see

Supplement, page LI.)

At the Court at :Buckingham Palace, the 9th day ofMarch, 1921.

Present:The King's Most Excellent Majesty.

Chancellor of the Duchy Lord Colebrook°,of Lancaster, Sir Frederick Ponsonby.

Lord Chamberlain,1,71TEREAS His late Majesty was pleased by His Orderin Council dated the 21st day of December, 1908, andmade on a representation from the Judicial Committeeof the Privy Council, to approve certain Rules entitled

The Judicial Committee Rules, 1908," for regulating,the Practice and Procedure in Appeals and other mat-ters before the said Judicial Committee:

And whereas there was this day read at the Boarda representation from the said Judicial Committee, datedthe 7th day of March, 1921, in the words following:

"The Lords of the Judicial Committee, havingtaken into consideration the List of Council OfficeFees, chargeable to parties to appeals and othermatters before Their Lordships, contained inSchedule C. II., to the Judicial Committee Rules.1908, and being of opinion that the said Scheduleought to be amended as follows: -(1.) By inserting

JUL] 15, 1921.1 GOVER mikNT GAZE

after the words `,Lo lging Petition of Appeal £2the words `Lcd./ia,,' Prlilion for special icace toappeal £2, ' (2) By ins' tine Her the words `Setting down Appeal (chai.geable to Appellant only)£2' the words ',S'LW :1d down, Petition for specialleace to appeal (chargeable to Petitioner only)£2, ' (3) By deleting the words Setting downPetition (chargeable to Petitioner 01111') and sub-stituting therefor the words `Setting dow4 anyother Petition (chargeable to Petitioner only) v.,and m By deleting the item 'Summons 10s.' andsubstituting therefor Sten //moos

Their Lordships do this day agree humbly torepresent to Your Majesty that it is expedient thatthe said Schedule C. IL should be amended as setout in the ,Schedule to this Order accordingly, andthat, as so amended, the same should come intooperation on the 1st day of April, 192L"

Now, therefore, His Majesty, having. taken the saidrepresentation into consideration, is pleased, by andwith the advice of His Privy Council, to approve there-of and of what is therein proposed.

Whereof all persons whom it may concern are to takenotice and govern themselves accordingly.

ALMERIC FITZROY.

Schedule.List of Council Office Pees contained in Schedule C.

11. to the Judicial Committee Rides, 1908, as amendedby Order in Council of the 23rd May, 1910, and byOrder in Council of the 9th M arch, 1921.

Entering AppearanceAmending Appeartioce

proof print of Record with thet edified :Record at the Privy Council Office(chargeable to Appellant only)

per diemhalf a day ..

Lodging Petition of AppealLodging Petition for Special Leave to AppealLodging any other PetitionLodging Case ..Setting down Appeal (chargeable to Appel-

lant cint)Setting down Petition for Special Leave to

Appeal (chargeable to Petitioner only) ..Setting down any other Petition (chargeable

to Petitioner only)Summons("ton:duiHee :Report on Petition ..Committee Report on Appeal ..Original Order of His Majesty

determining. an Appeal ..Any other Original Order of his Majesty

Council

s. U.0 10 (1

0 5 0

W.A. 1235

Premier 's Department,Perth, 14th July, 1921.

liter Excellency the Governor in 'Executive Council hasbet-, ,as( i; to approve of the appointment of Alfred

v`, Lyfield, .Esq., of Northam, as a Justice of thePeaco fur the State of -Western Australia.

L. E. SIIAPCOTT,Secretary, Premier's Department.

GOVERNMENT SAYINGS BANK.The Treasury,

Perth, 14th July, 1921.Tr; sury o. 160 7/13,

IT is herein'.' published, for gOlLeral information, thatMrs. hose I. G. Williams has been appointed Agent ofthe Government Savings Bank at Kanunoppin, vice Mr.J. Addison.

THE AUDIT A(112, 1904.

The Treasury,Treasury No. 783/19. Perth, 12th July, 1921.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatr. Thomas Carroll is appointed Receiver of

Revenue for the State Children Department, and allprevious appointments are cancelled.

The Treasury,Treasury No. 778/19. Perth, 13th July, 1921.

IT is hereby puliished, for general information, thatthe appointments of Messrs. .1. R. Booth and F. F.Anderson as Receivers of Revenue for the Water SupplyDepartMent have been cancelled as from the 1st July,1921.

The Treasury,Perth, 14th J uly, 1921.

2 0 0 Treasury, No. 778/19.1 0 0 T is hereby published, for general information, that2 0 0 George Alexander Wilson has been appointed Receiver2 0 0 of Revenue for the Water Supply Department, at South-1 0 0 Brit Cross, and Westonia -Water Supply Districts, as from1 0 0 the 1st ,fuly, 1921, and the appointment of John Houri-

gan has been cancelled.(Sgd.) EDGAR 'I'. OWEN,

'Cinder Treasurer.

9 0 0

2 0 0

1. 0 01 0 01 10 03 0 1,

in Council

in

Plain Copy of an Order of His MajestyCouncil

Original Order of the Judicial Committee'Plain Copy of Committee OrderLodging AffidavitCertificate delivered to PartiesCommittee References ..Lodging Caveat ..Subpoena to Witnesses ..

in

No. 1)i 073,C.8.0.APPOINTMENTS AND RESIGNATIONS.

Colonial Secretary's Oftio:.4 0 0 Perth, 15th July, 1921.

1-1 LS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleased2 0 0 to appoint:

M.P.H. 5200/21.Dr. Lawrence Victor Eiszele to be0 5 0 Resident Medical Officer at the Kalgoorlie Hospital, as1 10 0 from 25th June, 1921.

1430/18.Dr. IL W. Ward to be District MedicalOfficer and Public Vaccinator at York, as from 1st

2 0 0 uly, 1921.1 0 0 2673/20.-11. Charles, Wharfinger, Carnarvon, under0 10 0 Subsection 4 of Section 23a of "The Game Act, 1912-

13," to be Collector of Royalty at that Port, as fromand inclusive of 11th. May, 1921.

1430/18.Harold Colvin to be a Public Auditor fozithe purposes of "The Friendly Societies Act, 1894,"and "The Co-operative and Provident Societies Act,1903."

0 5 00 10 00 10 0

Taxing Pee 671. for each pound allowed, or a fractionthereof, up to £300, and one per cent. beyond that sum,calkilated at the rate of 5s. for each £25, or a portionthereof.

CONSULAR.

Premier's Department.1784/20. Perth, 1.5th July, 1921.

ILLS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto recognise Count Muzio Gallo as Consular Agent forItaly, at Perth.

J. MITCHELL,Premier.

And to accept the resignation of :552/18.Dr. Y. II. Gordon as District Medical Officer

and Public Vaccinator at York, as from 30th June,1991.

Also to cancel the appointment of :2673/20.W. F. Charles as Collector of Royalty at

the Port of Carnarvon, under Subsection 4 of Section23a of "The Game Act, 1912-13."

II. C. TRETHOWAN,Under Secretary.

1236 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Juu 15, 1921.

Crown Law Department,C.E.D. 2519/21. Perth, 14th July, 1921.

THE Hon. Minister for justice has approved of thefollowing appointments and cancellations of Postal VoteOfficers, under Section 89 of " The Electoral Act,1907 ":

APPOINTMENTS.Geraldton District.

GeorginaHammersley, Geo.MoonyoonookaMoustaka, Theo. E. T.Narngulu, " Hillsview "Coivan, R. II.

Kauoicna District.Naretha ( Trans. Railway)Barron, John.

Roebourne District.OnslowClark, N. H.

CANCELLATIONS.Cue District.

Mt. Sir SamuelFord, W. H.

Mt. Leonora District.Mt. LeonoraStedman, H. G.

ortlat7n District.Grass Valley-0 'Brien, Wm. R.

ia.D. 5473/13.it IS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the appointment of Constable James Millsas Acting Clerk of the Local Court and Acting Clerk toMagistrates and Acting Clerk of the Licensing Court,Northampton, during the absence on leave of ConstableThompson, as from the 11th July.

G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 14th July, 1921.

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

Ex. Co. 2058 ; P.S.C. 346/21.W. H. Whiteman, Clerk, Government Printing Office,

Premier 's Department, to be Costs Clerk, at a salary of£312 per annum, as from 1st July, ].921.

Ex. Co. 2058.E. C. F. 0 'Mahony, Clerk, Accounts Branch, Educa-

tion Department, to a similar position with a higherclassification, at his present rate of salary (1264) , asfrom 1st June, 1921.

Department.

Ex, Co. 891; P.S.C. 285/16.Blanche Evelyn Minett, under Section 29 of the Pub-

lic Service Act, to be Clerk, Shorthand-writing andTyping, Agricultural Bank, Industries Assistance Boardand Soldiers' Settlement Scheme, at a salary of £180per annum, as from 1st July, 1920.

Ex. Co. 2148; P.S.C. 716/17.Minnie Siefken, under Section 28 of the Public Ser-

vice Act, to be Junior Clerk, Shorthand-writing andTyping, Taxation Department, as from 1st .July, 1920.

Ex. Co. 2148; P.S.C. 172/17.Gladys May Burns, under Section 28 of the Public

Service Act, to be Junior Clerk, Shorthand-writing andTyping, Harbour and Light Department, Colonial Sec-retary 's Department, as from 1st July, 1920.

Ex. Co. 2148; P.S.C. 686/20.Norman William Keating, under Section 28 of the

Public Service Act, to be Junior Clerk, Labour Bureau,Colonial Secretary 's Department, at a salary of £72 peranima, as from 20th October, 1920.

Ex. Co. 2148; P.S.C. 597/20.William Andrew Cant, under Section 28 of the Pub-

lic Service Act, to be Junior Clerk, Record Branch,Colonial Secretary's Department, at a salary of £96per annum, as from 23rd September, 1920.

Ex. Co. 2148; P.S.C. 920/20.James Phillip Campbell, under Section 28 of the Pub-

lic Service Act, to be Junior Clerk, Government StoresBranch, Treasury Department, at a salary of £96 perannum, as from 1st December, 1920.

Also of the acceptance of the following resigna-tions :

Ex. Co. 2148.C. E. Henshaw, Clerk, Shorthand-writing and Typing,

State Children Department, Colonial Secretary's De-partment, as from 8th June, :1.921.

Ex. Co. 2148.0. L. Bennett, Clerk, Official Receiver 's Office, Crown

Law Department, as from 12th January, 1916.

Also of the following retirement:Ex. Co. 1883.E. Lanham, Assistant Assessor, Income Tax Branch,

Taxation Department, under Section 9 (7). of the Pub-lic Service Act, as from 30th June, 1921.

Ex. Co. 2187; P.S.C. 632/21.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved, under Section 6 (3) of the Public ServiceAct, of the appointment of Mr. C. A. blunt, AssistantPublic Service Commissioner, as Deputy Public ServiceCommissioner, as from 11th July, 1921, during the ab-sence from the State of Mr. G. W. Simpson.

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Position. Salary. Date returnable.

Treasury (Savings Bank) ...Agriculture (Rabbits) ...

Clerk Assistant (Fremantle) £276£312 16th July, 1921Clerk £252-1288 i do.

Applications are called under Section 38 of "The Public Service Act, 1904," and are to he addressedto the Public Service Commissioner, and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices ofthe various Permanent Heads of Departments.

G. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

16, 1921.] 6'.0-VERNITA1ENr1 6AlZETTE, Rr.A. 1237

RESERVES.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 15th July, 1921.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to set apart as Public Reserves the landdescribed in the Schedule below, for the purposestherein set forth :

4393/12.TORBAY A.A.. (near Kroukup) .No. 17731 (Rifle

Range). Lot No. 208. (About GS acres.) Reserve144(33 is hereby cancelled. (Plan 4.57/40, Al.)

15470/10.DENMARK ESTATE.No. 17757 (Public Utility).

lot No. (390. (5 acres 3r.) (Plan 4:52C/40 andDiagram 44719).

IS0.IONUP (near Ryan 's Brook ) .No. 17759 (Tim-ber for Settlers ) .Location No. 7689. (About 350acres.) (Plan 4:37/80, A & B2.)

1869/21.KOJONUP (near Ryan's Brook) .No. 17760 (Tim-

ber for Settlers) .Location No. 7690. (About 1,000acres.) (Plan 437/80, A & B2.)

SOUTH KUMMININ.No. 17761 (Agricultural HallSite). Lot No. S. (About 39.1p.) (Plan 345/80, B2.)

1762/21.TENINDEWA.No. 17762 (Recreation) .Lot No.

43. (About 7 acres. ) (Plan Tenindewa. Townsite.)

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to set apart as a Public Reserve the landdescribed in the Schedule below, for the purpose thereinset forth, and to classify such reserve as of Class Aunder " The Permanent Reserves Act, 1899 " :

3330/21.KOJONUP (Beelbalup Well).Reserve A17671 (Re-

creation and Picnic .Ground).Location No. 7669. (52acres 2r. £p.) Reserve 597S is hereby reduced. (Plan417/80, D1, and Diagram 4459.)

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

TENDERS FOR LEASING RESERVE 4458to holders of land abutting thereon.

Grazing Purposes.Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its

Amendments.

Corr. 6990/97.TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinReserve 4458 (Nallian Springs), situated about 7 milesNorth-East from Wagin, and containing about 240acres, are invited.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing underSection 41a of "The Land Act, 1895," and its Amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the will ofthe Hon. the Minister for Lands, and terminable atthree mouths' notice, rent being apportioned accord-ingly, and subject to the special conditions set out here-under.

Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year 'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of glper annum), endorsed " Tender for Reserve 4458 (Nal-Han Springs), shown on Public Plan 409B/40, El,"and addressed Under Secretary for Lands, must belodged at the Lands Office, Wagin, on or beforeWednesday, 20th July, 1921.

All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 409B/40, E.1.)

Conditions.1. The Lessee shall, within six months of the ap-

proval of his application, fence the external boundariesof the reserve with a stock-proof fence.

2. All poison plants growing on said reserve to beeradicated.

3. Picknickers and the public generally shall havefree access to this reserve at all times.

TENDERS FOR LEASING RESERVE G950.Quarrying Purposes.

Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and itsAmendments.

Corr. 16144/99.TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinReserve 6950, Parkerville ,Lot 10 (situated within Par-kerville Townsite) and containing 21 acres 3 roods 34perches, are invited.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing underSection 41a of " The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the will ofthe Hon. the Minister for Lands, and terminable atthree months' notice, rent being apportioned accord-ingly and subject to the special conditions mentionedhereunder.

Tenders for the above, accompanied by half-year 'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of£26 per annum), endorsed "Tender for Reserve 6950,Parkerville Lot 10, shown on Public Plan (ParkervilleTownsite ) " and addressed Under Secretary for Lands,must be lodged at the Lands Office, Perth, on or beforeWednesday, 27th July, 1921.

All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan, Parkerville Townsite.)

Conditions.The Lessee to have the right to remove the road

material from the undisturbed portion of the Leaseonly, provided that it must be removed on a reasonablyuniform grade.

TENDERS FOR LEASING TEMPORARY RESERVE.(Melbourne Location 2493.)

Grazing Purposes.Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its

Amendments.Corr. 4280/08.

TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withintemporary Reserve (Melbourne Location 2493, situatednear Wongan Hills) described in schedule hereunder,and containing about 473 acres, are invited.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing underSection 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the willof the Hon. the Minister for Lands, and terminable atthree months' notice, rent being apportioned accord-ingly.

.Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year 'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of

10s. per annum ), endorsed "Tender for Temporarypeserve, Melbourne Location 2493, shown on PublicPlan 57/SO, C4," and addressed Under Secretary forLands, must be lodged at the Lands Office, Northam,on or before Wednesday, 27th July, 1921.

All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.

The highest or any tender not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 57/80, C4.)

Schedule.The unsurveyed area, containing about 473 acres,

being Temporary Reserve (Melbourne Location 2493)situate North of Locations 2284 and 2296, South ofLocation 1348, East of Location 2285 and PastoralLease 2160/93, and West of Lake Ninan.

AMENDMENT OF AREAS AND BOUNDARIES OFRESERVES.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the Areas and Boundaries ofthe following Reserves being amended as described inthe Schedules below, for the purposes therein set forth;

238 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Jung 5 1021.

!he Areas and Boundaries previously published in theGo-vernment Gaz'ette being hereby cancelled.

4297/9S.KOJONUP (near Beelbalup Well).No. 5975

(Water).Location 7647. (About 44 acres lr. 14p.)(Plan 417/80, D1.)

5958/H.PLANTAGENET (Tambeliup).No. 14182 (Rifle

Range).Bounded by lines starting from a point onthe East side of Road No. 3736, situate about 7 chainsSouth from its intersection with the South-Western sideof Road No. 1294, and extending 150deu. 40min. 36chains 21.6 links; thence 90deg. Irvin. 2 chains 24.3links; thence 148deg. lmin. 52 chains 77.6 links; thence1.56deg. 31min. 12 Chains 55 links; thence 270deg. lmin.26 chains 94.7 links; thence 343deg. 88 chains1.4.7 links, and thence Odeg. Omin. 3 chains 50 links tothe starting point. (127 acres 3r. 22p.) (Plan 436 /SO,B2, and Diagram 45834.)

THE CEMETERIES ACT, 1897.Appointment of Board, Merredin Cemetery.

Corr. No. 12123/10.IIIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Couneil hasbeen pleased to appoint, under the provisions of theabove Act, the Merredin Road Board as a Board tocontrol and manage the Merredin Public Cemetery, Re-serve 14424, and to cancel the appointment of the pi e-ViOUS Cemetery Board.

Appointment of Board, Cue-Day Dawn Cemetery.Corr. No. 1721/94.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to appoint, under the provisions of theabove Act, the Cue-Day Dawn Road Board as a Boardto control and manage the Cue-Day Dawn PublicCenietery, Reserve 2528, vice the previous Board, themembers of which have resigned.

CHANGE OP NAME OF TOWN-SITE.Ulakinc to Pantapin.

Corr. 6607/13.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor has been pleased to ai)proveof the name of "Ulakine" Townsite, on the Quairading-Bruce Rock Railway, being changed to "Pantapin,"and such Townsite shall hereafter be known and dis-tinguished as "Pantapin."

THE PAR-KS AND RESERVES ACT, 1895.Appointment of Board, !Manson Recreation Groumd.Corr. No. 7290/20.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to appoint., under the provisions of theabove Act, the following gentlemen as a Board tocontrol and manage Recreation Reserve 17649, atAllanson

James McVee, Stanley Brown, John Ireland, JohnCain, Lessley Dood.

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by public auction, as provided by"The Land Act, 1898," at the following upset prices:

Applications to be lodged at Kalgoorlie.2409/04.MURRIN MURRIN, Town, 70, £10. Sub-

ject to the payment, within 30 days, of the value ofimprovements which may exist on this lot.

2222/93.COOLGARDIE, Town, 2023, £8. Subjectto the payment, within 30 days, of the value of improve-ments existing thereon, should the lot he purchased byother than the owner of the improvements. Reserve9581 is hereby reduced.

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

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale, at public auction, on the dates and at theplaces specified below:

COOLGARDIE.16th July, 1921, at 11 a.)n., at the Mining Registrar's

OfliceCoolgardieTown, 2022, 2r., ES.

KALGOORLIE.20th July, 1921, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands Office

BoulderTown, 8418, lr., £10; 1981, lr. 24p., £12.KalgoorlieTown, 124, lr., £40.LakesideTown, 4, 5, 12, 27, lr. each; 36, 34p.;

87, lr. 6p., £10 each; 6, 37.6p.; 9, lr., £12 each.

PERTH.20th July, 1921, at 11 a.m., at Head Office

Buckland HillTown, 176, 3a. lr. 2p., £975; 215,216, Jr. 5p. each, £170.

Lot 176 is sold subject to the payment, within30 days, of the value of the buildings, viz., £3,000,erected on this lot, and subject to the conditionthat the owner of the improvements, in the eventof any other person acquiring this lot, shall be-granted six months in which to remove all themachinery.

The three lots are to be sold as one.Fremantle Town, 1374, 11.2p., £650. The Crown

reserves the right to remove any property on thislot within 30 days from date of sale.

WAGIN.2nd August, 1921, at 11 a.m., at 11w District Lands

OfficeLake GraceTown, 19, lr. 2.1p., £12 Hs.; *67, 4a.

3r. 39.4p., k15; 74, 4a. 3r. 39.4p., £1.3.

CARNARVON.3rd August, 1921, at 11 a.m., at the Court House

Carnarvon*419, 4a. 1.r. 17p., £16.

COLLIE.3rd August, 1921, at 11 a.m.., at the Court House

CollieTown, (127, lr., £10; "1137, 16a. Or. 30p.,£40.

Collie-CardiffTown, 325, lr,, £12.fShottsTown, 1, lr. 22.1p., £20.

SOUTHERN CROSS.3rd August, 1921, at 3 p.m., at -tide Mining Registrar's

OfficeSouthern CrossTown, 454, lr., £10.

KATANNING.4th August, 1921, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands

OfficeGranbrookTown, 109, 3r. 9.5p., £12.Kojonup*230, 24a. Or. 30p., £30.Tambellup'283, 16a. Or. 10p., £16; plus improve-

ments, £10 15s.Tenterden"-45, 28a. Or. 10p., £28.

NARROGIN.4th August, 1921, at 12 91007t, at the District Lands

OfficeDudininTown, 40, Ir.,. £20.Kull n 115 4a. lr. 13p., £10.YealeringTown, 35, 1r., £12; 70, lr., £10.

CORRIGIN.0th August, 1921, at 12 noon, at the Hotel

CorriginTown, 131, lr., £10; 122, 123, 130, 140,111, 142, 144, 163, 164, 165, 166, 168, lr. each,126, 39.9p., £12 each; 150, 156, 167, 160, 1.r.

each, £13 each; 152, 155, lr. each, 145, 161,39.1p. each, £14 each; 138, 161, 169, 39.1.p. each,£15 each; 181, la., £20; 86, 87, ir. each, 153, 154,39.1p. each, £16 each; 74, 75, lr. each, £1.9 each;*183, 184, 185, 5a. each, £25 each; 186, 3a. lr.13.5p., 188, 3a. lr. 13.4p., 187, 189, 3a. lr. 1.3.7p.each, £22 each; 190, 191, 3a. in. 13.1p. each,£20 each.

JULY 15, 1921.] GOVRRNMENT GAZETTE, 1239

*Suburban for cultivation, five years.tThis lot is sold "subject to payment, within 30 days,

of the value of the improvements effected thereon, unlessthe purchaser is the owner of the said improvements."

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

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

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at this office. Land sold to a depth of 200 feetbelow the natural surface, except in mining districts,where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet only.

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 136 of "The Land Act, 1898,'' for non-pay-ment of rent to 30th June, 1921:

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, Corres. No.Boothey, Frank Leslie, Williams (pt. 10121), 31202/55

(26a. 3r.), £4 Is. 6d.; 842/12.Cusack, Thomas Donald, Nelson (1180), 33937/55 (138a.

Ir.), £12 ls. 2d.; 7202/13.Daniell, Lilian Esther, Sussex (1160), 7669/68 (603a.),

£81 Os.; 2574/12.Evans, Henry, Wellington (2474), 35386/55 (435a.),

£66 14s. 5d.; 653/15.Evans, Henry, Wellington (2444), 35227/55 (160a.),

£22; 365/15.Glauert, Ludwig, Sussex (1202), 35159/55 (121a.), £22

Os. 9d.; 6583/14.Phillips, Trevor Llewellyn, Ninghan (1509), 9025/68

(866a.), £98 19s. 5d.'

8179/13.Reid, Clarence, Avon (20510), 35000/55 (100a.), £7 3s.

2d.; 5247/14.Sims, Philip Andrews, Swan (2241), 15553/55 (100a.),

£16 5s.; 1580/06.Tyndall, Annie, Dowerin (133), 5720/51 (10a.), £4 11s.

3d.; 3423/18.Curtis, Thomas, Avon (15378), 10339/56 (925a.) ;

7406/11.

The undermentioned leases have been cancelled underSection 137a as abandoned:-Empsall, Nadalena, Boulder (Lot 1513), 21E/787 (23p.),

abandoned; 4708/00.Goreham, Edith, Boulder (Lot F146), 21/1632 (1r.),

abandoned; 12058/99.Thompson, Thomas Edward, Victoria, 1569/152 (500a.),

abandoned; 410/19.Wright, Annie, Boulder (2358 and 2359), 3982/153

(Or.), abandoned; 7801/11.Brown, Cecil Leonard, Boulder (Lot 609), 21/195 (20p.),

abandoned; 5630/99.C. G. MORRIS,

Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part X. of "The Land Act, 1898."

IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be again available for general selection under PartX. of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, onand after the dates specified: -

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 20th JULY, 1921.PERTH DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE.

South-TV est Division.

Swan District, about 4 miles West of Gingin.Cures. No. 9084/09. Plan 28 and 31/SO, B1 and 134.That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

2,826 acres,, being Wm. Bashford's forfeited PastoralLease 2098/93.

Kimberley Division.

`, anutty um and Omatinde District, about 21 miles S.E.of Mount E:izabeth.

Corr. 2834/20. (Plan 140/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, Comprising about

152,000 acres, bounded by lines starting from the North-East corner of Pastoral Lease 1924/98; thence Eastabout 4S0 chains; thence North to South-West cornerof 2017/98; thence East about 50 chains; thence Southabout 130 chains; thence East about 300 chains; thenceSouth about 1,100 chains; thence East about 1,300chains; thence South about 500 chains; thence Westto North-East corner of Pastoral Lease 1908/98 andalong Northern boundary of said lease; thence North,West, and North along the Eastern boundaries and por-tion of the Northern boundary of 1933/98 and Easternboundary of 1924/98 to starting point.

Being Hay and Overhen 's cancelled applications.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 27th JULY, 1921.

BRIIDGETOWN DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE.

South-West Division..iVelson District, abOut 10 miles West of Bridgetown.Cornea. 11268/01. (Plans 439A/10, Cl; 43913/40, D1.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

6,000 acres; being M. A., A. M., and A. F. Ellis' can-celled Pastoral Lease 1651/93.

KALGOORLIE LANDS OFFICE.Eastern Division.

Malcolm District, sear IsTurrajong, on Stock Route.Corr. 0783/20. (Plan 147/80.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

3,000 acres (ex S.R.), same as late Pastoral Lease1109/94, and being Messrs. Ridge, 0 ' G rady, Luff, andWholley 's cancelled Pastoral Lease application.

PERTH DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE.Eastern Division.

Kaluivari District, about five miles North of Sit. Pasco.Corres. No. 15454/02. (Plan 53/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

9,100 acres; being Cobb & Co 's. cancelled PastoralLease 1648/102.

North-West and Eastern Divisions.

Idoondra District, near Robertson Range.

Corr. 4698/20. (Plan 90/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

63,000 acres, starting from North-East corner of Pas-toral Lease 1112/96 and prolongation of its Northernboundary East about 115 chains to a point on Westernboundary of 901/96; thence South and East along por-tion of its Western and Southern boundaries about 390and 312 chains respectively; thence along portion ofWestern and the whole of Southern boundaries of Re-serve 10896; thence in a Southerly direction along No.1 Rabbit -proof Fence about 1,400 chains; thence Westabout five chains to South-East corner of PastoralLease 1112/96; thence North along its Eastern boun-dary to starting point.

Corr. 4699/20.-Also that portion of unsurveyedland, comprising about 82,700 acres, late PastoralLeases 615 and 603/97; and being Messrs. A. J. May-berry, R. P. Ridge, A. 'G r a dy, Thos. Lull, and J. J.Whooley's cancelled applications.

1240 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A. Ptit ' 1921.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 3rd AUGUST, 1921.PER1111111 LANDS OFFICE.

South--fl'est Division.Melbourne District, about 12 miles West of Watheroo.Corres. No. 2161/07. (Plan 63/80, Bl.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

3,000 acres; being J. Cook's cancelled Pastoral Lease1346/93.

South-West Division.Melbourne District, about 13 miles West of Do arm)

Corres. No. 3075/12. (Plan 63/80, A4.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

3,000 acres (en road) ; being .1. Cook's cancelled Pas-toral Lease No. 2338/93.

Eucla Division.Mundrabilla District, about sin miles West of Encla.Corres. No. 2524/19. (Plans 14/300 and 15/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

208,300 acres; being K. J. Dougall's forfeited PastoralLeases 1087/95, 1099/95, and 1095/95.

North-West Division.De Witt District, about 10 miles S.E. of lount

Virchow.Corres. 2649/18. (Plan 111/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

20,000 acres; being Baxter, Angliss, and Neaves' can-celled Pastoral Lease No. 3104/96.

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.Department of Lands, and Surveys,

2730/20. Perth, 13th August, 1920.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder will be available for selectionunder "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, onand after the dates set out in the schedules.

Such areas shall be open to selection by the specialclasses of selectors hereinafter named in the followingorder of preference, unleSs otherwise stated:

(1) Under "The Discharged Soldiers' SettlementAct, 1918," by "Discharged Soldiers" withinthe meaning of paragraphs (a), (b), and (C)of the interpretation of the term in Section 3of that Act, and "Dependants" within themeaning of that term in the said section.

(2) Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ex-BritishSoldiers who were on active service in the latewar.

(3) Under "The Land Act, 1898," by MunitionWorkers in the late war.

(4) Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ordinary selec-tors.

In the event of an applicant other than a DischargedSoldier under subparagraph (1) obtaining a block with-in a Repurchased Estate, the term of the lease andconditions of payment will be subject to re-adjustmentin accordance with the provisions of "The Agricul-tural Land Purchase Act, 1909."

The areas marked thus § have been approved assuitable for the settlement of Discharged Soldiers undersubparagraph (1), and application may be made foradvances thereon under the provisions of " The Dis-charged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

The areas marked thus are open under Part VI.Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Office

for the district in which the lend is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

All applications lodged on or before such date willI e treated as having been received on the closing day,and if there are more applicants than one of the classentitled to preference for any block the application tohe granted will be determined by the Laud Board.Should any lands remain unselected such will continueavailable until applied for or otherwise dealt with.

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.

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

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

The prices quoted hereunder (exclusive of the valueof improvements, if any, and survey fees, and landacquired by the Crown under "The Agricultural LandsPurchase Act, 1909," or otherwise for settlement) arereduced by one-half to Discharged So7diers only.

SCHEDULES.

NOW OPEN.WAGIN LAND AGENCY.

Williams District.Corr. No. 1665/1.4.Open under Part V. (Plan 408/80, D4.)The area contained within the closed road along the

North and an East boundary of Location 9171, at 15s.per acre.

This land is available only to holders of land abuttingthereon.

The Crown Grant of this land will not be issued be-fore those of the adjoining blocks in the same name.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 20th JULY, 1921.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Plantagenet District (about two miles North ofBornholm).

Corr. No. 10390/11.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 4574/40, Al.)Location 3274, comprising 159 acres, at ls. 6d. per

acre (classification, 10390/11, page 42) ; being Jno. E.Butler's forfeited Homestead Farm 19804/74.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY..bon District (about four miles South-East of Babakin

Station).Corr. No. 10981/09.Open under Part V. (Plan 344/80, El.)

`Location 14481, comprising 30 acres 0 roods 3 perches,at £1 per acre (classification, page 18 of 10981/09).Reserve 12455 is hereby cancelled. This location isavailable only to holders of land abutting thereon.

The area (7 acres 0 roods 15 perches) containedwithin the closed road passing along part of the Eastboundary of Avon Location 13626, from the South-Eastcorner of Reserve No. 12455, to a surveyed road at theSouth-East corner of Location 13626, at 15s. per acre.This land is available only to holders of land abuttingthereon.

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

JuLY 15, 1921. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1241

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.Nelson District (about VA miles North-TV est from

Hester).Corr. No. 5270/19.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 414/C40, E4.)Nelson Location 8531, comprising 118 acres 0 roods

35 perches, at 15s. per acre (classification, page 31 of5270/19). This location is open for general selection,and not in order of preference. Reserve 10902 is herebyreduced.

Sussex District (about five miles South of Capel).Corr. No. 1346/13.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 4131/40,

P2.)Location 1180, comprising 62 acres, at 15s. per acre

(including survey fee and improvements) (classification,page 29 of 1346/13); subject to the restriction regard-ing' area in the Sussex District; being A. McCormack'sforfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 33131/55.

Sussex District (about eight miles South-East ofBusselton).

Corr. No. 1213/16.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 413/80, E3.)Sussex Location 1280, comprising 160 acres 0 roods

35 perches, at 14s. NI per acre (classification, page 9 of1213/16) ; being T. P. I. Verta-Buscaron's forfeitedHomestead Farm 20964/74. Subject to the restrictionin area as applying to the Sussex District.

Nelson, District (about seven miles South of MayanupTownsite).

Corr. No. 726S/13.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 438/80, 134.)Location 7437, comprising 468 acres, at 9s. 6d. per

acre (ex. improvements) ; subject to restriction govern-ing' Conditional Purchase selection within the NelsonDistrict (classification, page 3, 726S/13) ; being A. \V.Cowell's forfeited Conditional Purchase and HomesteadFarm Leases 33S93/55 and 19732/74.

Sussex District (near Margaret River, Calgardup, 35miles South-West of Busselton).

Corr. No. 13596/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 440/SO,

A2.)Location 417, comprising 500 acres, at lls. 3d. per

acre, excluding improvements (classification, page 61,13596/02); subject to Agricultural Bank's mortgage(241) plus interest (:£117 lls. 2d.) to 31/12/20, alsoto the restriction governing the area selected in theSussex 'District; being E. Eley's forfeited ConditionalPurchase Lease 4500/55.

. BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.Wellington District (about two miles North of

Nogg erup Station).

Ille:iiRgton District (about six mites West of HarveyTownsite).

Corr. No. 520/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 383(740,

114.)

Location 1213, comprising 100 acres, at 8s. per acre;being Frank Driscoll's cancelled application.

1.6SPERANCE LAND AGENCY.Esperance District (three suites from Seaddan).

Cor'r. No. 13113/11.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 102/80,

C3.)Location 593, comprising 1,000 acres, at 9s. 9d. per

acre (exclusive of improvements, if any) (classification,page 9 of 13113/11): being F. A. C. Liebig is cancelledLease 10755/56.

Subject to the special conditions applying to land inthe Esperance District.

Fitzgera'd District (near Grass Patch).Corr. No. 6877/10.Open under Parts Y., VI., and VIII. (Plans 402/80,

C1, 392/80, C4.)Location 51, comprising 1,000 acres, at 10s. 9d. per

acre (classification, page 15 of 6877/10) being J. J.Duff 's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 8759/68.

Subject to the special conditions applying to selectionof land in the Esperance District.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (about four miles South of Arrino ).

Corr. No. 11957/11.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plans 94/80, E &

PD North 123/80, E & F4, South.)Location 6604, comprising 186 acres 2 roods, at 8s. 6d.

Per acre (classification, page 15, 3682/11) ; subject topayment of Agricultural Bank mortgage (g75) and in-terest to 31/12/20 (,7 10s.) ; being Tom Cooper's for-feited Conditional Purchase and Homestead Farm Leases30610/55 and 16761/74.

Victoria District (about 121/2 miles North-West ofHull Siding).

('ore No. 5105/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.

LocationNo.

(P an 159/80,

Area. Price peracre. . Remarks.

568167167404

acres.670

1,575abt. 240

£ s. d.Subject to repricing.

do. do.Subject to survey, classifi-

cation, and pricing. (Ex. im-provements.)

Being J. H. Pearce s cancelled applications.Corr. No. 2849/21.Open under Part V., Section 55, of " The Land Act,

1598," as modified by the Agricultural Lands PurchaseAct. (Plan Roseneath Estate, 414B/40.) Ninghan District (about 26 miles North-East of Maya

Townsite).Corr. No. 5085/03.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 96 and

97/80.)That area of land, comprising about 20,000 acres,

being J. H., Z., & C. C. Seeligson's abandoned PastoralLease 305/97; subject to survey, classification, andpricing, also conditions governing selection of Condi-tional Purchase land in South-West Division.

iLocation Approximate) Price per Remarks.No. Area. acre.

37073708t3709

acres. s. d.20026525S

}Information cc price, etc., to. be published in a laterGazette.

(Boundaries are subject to alteration on survey.)Being E. J. & A. Stapleton 's cancelled applications.(3709 to be selected with 3035, otherwise selection is

limited to one block per applicant.

1242 GOV. Ul NM ENT GAZETTE, -W. A

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kent District.

Corr. No. 3773/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 407/80.)The vacant unsubdivided Crown lands lately tempor

JULV 15, 1921.

Avon District (about six miles West of Yorkrakinc).Corr. No. 3210/17.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 20/80, D

El, North.)Location 20051, comprising Sli acres, at 6s. per acre

arily reserved on Plan 407/80, B and C 3 and 4; subjectto survey, classification, and pricing.

(ex. improvements,. if3429 /14; being A.. E.and Homestead Farm

Avon DistrictCorr. No. 4789/20.Open under Parts

34/SO, Al.)

any) (classification, page 7 ofH. Norman's forfeited Grazing

Leases 10382/68 and 21180/74.

Kest District (Ongerup Subdivision).Corr. No. 9528/12.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 41S/80 South,

04.)Location 341, comprising 990 acres, at 7s. 3d. per acre,

to be reduced to 2s. per acre if poison be eradicatedwithin five years (classification, page 52 of 9528/12) ;subject to payment of Agricultural Bank mortgage (4544Os. 5d.) plus interest to 31/12/20 of 414 lls. 4d.; beingMessrs. H. L. Jones and F. E. Watkin's forfeited Leases.32560/55, 18900/74, and 18899/74.

(6% miles from 3.7c(bcne).

VI. and VIII, (Plans 33/80, 1

LocationNo.

2004010193

Area.

acres.726

1,210

Price per I

acre.

s. d.0 8 60 8 0

Remarks.

Classification page 6, 6847/12Classification page 5, 2204/14.

NA.RROGIN LAND AGENCY. Being David Jarvis' forfeited Grazing Leases 12668/68Williams District (about 121/2 miles East from Dudinin).

Corr. No. 7406/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 386/80,

El & t, E & F2.)

LocationNo. Area. Price per Remarks.acre.

acres. s. d.9058 612 0 11 0 Class. p. 76 of 7513/10. Vol. 2.9954 840 0 10 0 Class. p. 72 of 7513/ 10. Vol. 2.9953

12446155160 }0 10 6 Class. p. 71 of 7513/10. Vol. 2.

Locations 9953 and 12446 to be taken together.Subject to payment of Agricultural Bank mortgage

(4907 Os. ld.) and interest (4191 9s. 11(1.) to 31/12/20;being I'. H. Fisher's forfeited Conditional PurchaseLeases 38371./55, 12588/56, and Homestead Earns22032/74.

Williams District (about five miles South-West ofPopanyinseing).

Corr. No. 6955/12.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 378D/40, B3.)Location 9145, comprising 1441/2 acres, ex. road, at

1 Os. per acre, ex improvements; subject to reductionto (is. 6d. per acre if poison be eradicated within fiveyears (classification, 6955/12, page 14) ; being EbenezerJ. Beattie's forfeited Homestead Farm 18665/74.

Avon District (about 15 miles South-East of Kondinin).Corr. No. 7094/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 376/80,

C & D2.)

Location Arca Price per.No. acrm Remarks.

18691.1868921809

acre.1,000

840160

0

10

s. d.9 6

9 6

Classification p. 19 of 14592/11.Classification p. 17 of 14592/11.

(Locations 18689 and 21809 to be taken together.)Being R. B. H. Harris' forfeited Conditional Pur-

chase Leases 38312/55, 13062/68, and 22001/74.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Nelbourne District (two miles South of Dam-boring

Station).Corr. No. 3672/10.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 64/80, 10 34.)

Location 2175, comprising 866 acres, at 12s. per acre(classification, page 26 of 3672/10.)

and 11901/68.

Victoria District (31/, miles from Buntine).Corn No. 6867/20.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 89/80, 132.)Location 4927, comprising 999 acres, at 9s. 6d. per

acre, ex. improvements, if any (classification, 1.7204/10) ;being Rex. Rodgers' forfeited Grazing Lease 13003/6s,

Arno District (near Lake Brown).Corr. No. 2100/11.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 35/80, 113.)Location 14021, comprising 1,563 acres, at 4s. 9d. per

acre (classification, 6315/09 (ex. improvements, if any;being Geo. T. T. Poole's forfeited Grazing Lease 6562/68.

Avon District (about 10 miles North-West of Ejanding).Corr. No. 1639/05.Open under Parts \T., VI., and VIII. (Plan 33/80,

Al.)Avon Location 7206, comprising 292 acres; subject to

classification and pricing.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Victoria. District (about two miles North-East of

Marehagee).Corr. No. 7019/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 90/80,

D2.)That portion of land, comprising about 5,000 acres,

starting from the South-East corner of Pastoral Lease3647/93 sued prolongation South of its Eastern boundaryabout 160 chains; thence West about 320 chains; thenceNorth to South-West corner of said Pastoral Lease;thence East to starting point; subject to survey, classi-fication, and pricing; being E. Lutze and J. Wood'scancelled applications.

Canning District (pear Piesse's Brook).Corr. No. 6097/19.Open under Part V., Section 60, and Section 10 of

Lischarged Soldiers' Settlement Act. (Plan 1C/40,Sheet 1.)

Location 730, comprising 17 acres 2 roods 1 perch;price £27; being Geo. P. Marwood's forfeited Lease21448/74.

JULY 15, 1921.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1243

It A VENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.°Weld District.

Corr. No. 3773/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 132/80.)The vacant unsubdivided Crown lands lately tempor-

arily reserved for classification on Plan 432 /80; subjectto survey, classification, and pricing.

Oldfield District (about three miles South-East ofRarensthorpe).

Corr. No. 4960/20.Open under Parts V., V?F., and Vi EL (Plans 420/80,

It I, 42011/1320.)Location 162, comprising about 75 acres ; subject to

survey, classification, and pricing ; also subject to thespecial conditions applying to selection in the Ravens-the rpe Goldfields Area and Pastoral Lessee 's claim forimprovements, if any ; being H. H. Buckle's cancelledapplication.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.T;illianis District (about 12 miles South of illoulyinning).

Corr. No. 14195/11.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 408/80, E3.)Location 11987, comprising 160 acres, at Ss. 64. per

acre (classification, page 57, 11768/09, Volume 11) ; tohe selected in conjunction with Williams Locations 9722and 9729; subject to payment of Agricultural Bankmortgage and interest; being Thomas Parker 's forfeitedHomestead .Parm 17743/74, the unsurveyed portion oforiginal Williams Location 9722.

II/VI/cons District.Corr. No. 3773/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 407/80.)The vacant unsubdivided Crown lands lately tempor-

arily reserved on Plan 407/80, A2, B and C 2 and 3;ijeet to survey, classification, and pricing.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 27th JULY, 1921.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Plantagenet District (10Y, miles East of Redmond).Corr. No. 349/16.Open under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 451/80, D3.)Location 3883, comprising 7 acres, at 28s. per acre

(classification, page 6 of 349/16) ; being J. E. Page'sforfeited Lease 1539/60.

Plantagenet District (two miles Sout7 West fromRedmond).

Corr. No. 847/17.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 451/80, B4.)Location 3(142, comprising 160 acres, at 7s. 6(1. per

acre (classification, page 4 of 847/17) ; being LeonardE. Male 's forfeited Grazing Lease 10279/68.

Hay District (about 20 miles West of Denmark, nearBow River).

Corr. No. 7081/09.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 452/80 South,

Locatien 951, comprising 131 acres, at 13s. per acre,excluding improvements (classification, page 1, 7605/12) ; being Alex. Jno. McKelvie is forfeited HomesteadFarm 12871/71.

Nelson District (about 26 miles North-West ofCranbrook).

Corr. No. 6603/19.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. ( Plan 437/03,

A4.)Location 340, containing about 800 acres, bounded on

the South by Locations 3554 and 638 7 ; thence Northfrom the North-East corner of Location 6387 about80 . attics ; 'thence West about 100 chains ; thence Southand along Eastern boundary of Location 6390 to theNorth-West corner of Location 3554; subject to surveyand pricing, also to the special conditions applying toselection in the Nelson District; being A.J. Holmes'cancelled application.

Plantagenet District (about eight miles North-West ofRedmond).

Corr. No. 3269/09.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 451/80, AS.)Plantagenet Location 2451, cantainin 0; 160 acres, at

1 s. per acre (classification, page 17 of 3269/139 )(including survey fee and improvements) ; being P. .T.ITenning's forfeited Homestead Farm 12503/74.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.A'con District (about six miles 'West of Y catering).Corr. N o. 13474/10.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 37313/40,

F2.)Avon Location 8850, containing 200 acres, at 9s. 64.

per acre (classification, page 111 of 13474/10) ; to bereduced to fis. per acre it poison eradicated within fiveyears ; subject to payment for improvements ; being

i dley 's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease27561/55.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.Nelson District (about 21/ miles South-West from

Pemberton).Corr. No. 10612/10.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 442C/40, D

B E3.)

Location No.

8544

8545

Area.

a. r. p.00 0 2

140 0 30

Price peracre.

s. d.1 0 0

0 15 0

Remarks.

of

of

Classification, page10612/10.

Classification, page10612/10.

60

68

Selection is limited to one location to each selector,and these locations are only available for selection toapplicants that do not already hold land. And fur-ther, all marketable timber on these locations beingreserved to the Government, and subject to the specialconditions governing the granting of land within StateSfl wall lling Permits.

Nelsons. District (31/2 miles from Naming, near BibitupSiding).

Corr. 5419/12.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 439A/40,

Dl.)Location 4036, comprising 30 acres 2 roods 30 perches,

at 21s. per mote (classification 1666/11, page 4) ; sub-ject to restriction as to selection in Nelson District ;being Joseph :Feeney 's forfeited Homestead Farm18410/71.

Nelson District (about seven miles South-West ofWilgarup).

Corr. No. 786/16.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 4390/40, E3

& 4, East.)Nelson Location 6257, containing 160 acres, at 1.2s.

6d. per acre (classification, page 25 of 7858/11) ; beingJ. H. Ladham 's surrendered Homestead Earns 20945/74.Subject to restriction regarding selection in NelsonDistrict.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.Wellington District (Brunswick Estate).

Corr. 6502/07. (Plan 411A/40, Bl.)HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the Brunswick Estate lotsset out hereunder within the Brunswick Estate beingthrown open for selection under Part V., Sections 55and 56, of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-

ents, and the provisions of "The Agricultural LandPurchase -Act, 1909," and its amendments, on Wednes-day, the 27th July, 1921.

BrunswickUstateLotsNos.

Arca. Price peracre.

Total Pur-chase Money

includingInterest.

Annual Instalment20 years.

a. T. p. s. d. s. d. £ s. d.

Lots 3, 39 212 3 12 1 4 0 462 6 8 11 11 2

Lots 2, 38 230 0 12 1 5 0 520 13 4 13 0 4

These lots are made available subject to the follow-conditions :

(a.) Blocks ranged together must be selected as oneh o' ding.

(b.) These lots are only available to applicants thatdo nut already laid land, and not more than one hold-ing to be alloftcd to any one applicant.

(c.) That the right is reserved to the Governmentto constrr et and maintain drains through any lotwithout compensation.

1244 C0VPRNME NT GAZETTE, W.A. [JuLY 15, 1921.

Wellington District (about nine miles East of BergerSiding).

Corr. No. 1304/15.Open under Part V. (Plan 411B/40, D1.)That part of Reserve 17224, containing about 9

acres, bounded by lines commencing at the North-Eastcorner of said reserve and extending Westerly' 9 chains63 links along the South side of a one-chain surveyedroad; thence South 9 chains; thence East and North tothe starting point; subject to survey, clasisification, andpricing. Reserve 17224 is hereby reduced.

(This land is open for general selection and not inorder of preference.)

ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.Fitfgerald District.

Corr. No. 1285/21.Open wider Parts V. and VEIL (Plan 392/80, al.)Location 66, comprising about 660 acres, at 10s. per

acre (classification, page 5, 7240/10) ; subject to sur-vey, and excision therefrom of any laud required forprotection of tank sites, and the special conditions re-specting Agricultural Bank advances in the EsperanceDistrict; subject, also, to the valuation of any improve-ments that might exist as applications are received,such improvements to be added to the price of the land.

Fitzgerald District (near Grass Patch).Corr. No. 15130/11.Open under Parts V. and VIII (Plan 402/80, BL)Fitzgerald Location 162, containing 1,000 acres, at

10s. 6d. per acre (classification, page 13 of 15130/11),ex. improvements; subject to !Industries AssistanceBoard indebtedness of £54 19s. 2d., also the specialconditions applying to land selected in the Esperanc.eDistrict; being R. Hooper's forfeited Conditional Pur-chase Lease 31262/55 and homestead Farm 17890/74.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.T'ictoria District (about four miles North-East from

Dongarra) .Corr. No. 104:1.1/03.Open under Parts VT. and VIII. (Plan 1248/40,

El.)Victoria Location 2499, comprising 400 acres, at 6s.

per acre (classification, page 39, 10411/03), ex. im-provements; subject to payment of Industries Assist-ance Board indebtedness of £27 is. 81, plus interestto 18/6/21 of £2 10s. 9d.; being J. Bramlis' cancelledLease 8124/55.

Victoria District (about 61 miles East of OgilvieSiding).

Gore. No. 9126/13.Open under Parts VI. and d VIII. (Plan 160/80, B

C2.)Location 4562, comprising 987 acres, at Ss. 6d. per

acre (ex. improvements) (classification, 10755/09, Vol.3); being H. C. Leach's forfeited Leases 34142/55,19918/74, and 8868/68.

Victoria District (about 12 miles North -East of ..4jana,Geraldine Locations).

Corr. No. 3479/19.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 191/80,

C2.)Locations 5140 and 5142, comprising 3,252 acres;

subject to pricing (classification, 580/10, Volume 2);subject to regulations governing Conditional Purchaseselection within Pastoral Leases; being R. G. Hummer-ston's forfeited Grazing Lease 11201/68.

Victoria District (about 10 nii!es from ;Marra ormiles West of Minima).

Corr. No. 10238/12.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 156/80, A2.)Location 6056, comprising 1,145 acres, at 7s. per

acre (classification, page 1, 14936/11) ; subject to pay-ment of. Agricultural Bank mortgage (£631 is. 6d.)and interest to 31/12/20 of £112 4s. Sd., also IndustriesAssistance Board indebtedness; being J. II. Ring'sforfeited Conditional Purchase Leases 32659/55 and11312/56,

Victoria District (six miles North of Tenindewa).Corr. No. 6545/13:Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 156/SO, C2.)Location 65S2, comprising; 100 acres, at 8s. 6d. per

acre, excluding improvements, if any (classification, page13 of 14874/10) ; being J. B. Williams' forfeited Home-stead Farm 19666/74.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojoirup District (12 vii-'es from Muradup Siding).

Corr. No. 1521/1S.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 437/80, A2,

West.)

Location'No. Area. Price per

acre-

£

If Poisoneradicatedin 5 years

Price-Remarks.

5848 ...6954 ...6888 ...6280 ...

a. T. p.603 0 33,080 0 0310 2 0243 0 13

6092 ... 1,000 0 23

s. d.

0 6 9

0 8 0

0 7 9

0

0

0

s. d.

2 6

5 0

2 9

Classification18, p. 17.

Classification18, page 3.

Classification18, page 5.

1521/

2908/

2464/

Subject to payment for improvements, if any ; beingIL S., W. F., and AL .1. Palm's forfeited Leases10929/68, 21322/74, 10932/68, and 10931/68.

Kojonup District (about 21A 'miles South -Brest ofPeringillup Townsite).

Corr. No. 672/90.Open under Part V. (Plan 436/80, Al.)That part of Reserve 2186, containing about 20 acres,

South of a line extending from the intersection of theSouth boundary of said reserve with the left bank ofthe Gordon River, to a North-West corner of KojonupLocation 2626; subject to survey, classification, andpricing. Reserve 2186 is hereby reduced.

Plantagenet District (about 61A miles South - /Pest ofKebaringup Townsite).

Corr. No. 4361/20.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 436/80,

E2 & 3.)Plantagenet Location 4027, comprising 3,101 acres

0 roods 9 perches, at 4s. 9d. per acre (classification,page 30 of 4361/20) ; being C. E. P. Davis' cancelledapplication 13061/68.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Triiliains District (31/ miles South of Jeelakin Lake).

Corr. No. 6420/10, Vol. 3.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 376/80, B3

& 4.)Location 10332, comprising 1,000 acres, at 10s. 6d.

per acre (classification, page 133 of 6420/10, Vol. 1).

Williams District (near Yillimining).Corr. No. 14019/08.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 385B/40,

E2.)Williams Location 6419, comprising 160 acres; sub-

ject to classification and pricing; being J. Watson'sforfeited Homestead Farm 11783,774.

Williams District (about seven miles South-West ofHighbury).

Corr. No. 11855/11.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 38515/40,

B3.)

perLocation No. Area. Price p Remarks.acre.

a. r. p. .s. cl.10811 100 0 0 Subject to

pricing.10812 160 0 0 do.

classification and

do.

Being II. Ashby 's forfeited Conditional Purchase andHomestead Farm Leases 30455/55 and 17488/74,

JULY 15, 1921.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1245

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District.

Corr. No. 3800/20.Open under Part V. (Plan 56/80, C3.)The area contained within the closed road along the

South bonndary of Avon Location 12107, at V. peracre.

This land is available only to holders of land abuttingthereon.

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

Cowcowing A (Avon District) (fire miles East fromNalkain) .

Corr. No. 2346/09.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 33/80,. FL)Cowcowing Lot No. 152, comprising 520 acres, at

Ss. 6(1. per acre (classification, page 18 of 2346/09).Reserve 12024 is hereby cancelled.

Avon District (two miles East of Trayning, on line).Corr. No. 9310/11..Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 34/80, C2.)Location 15566, comprising 753 acres, at 7s. per acre,

excluding improvements, if any ( classification, 5780/08,page 14) ; being F. W. MciTannett is forfeited GrazingLease 7040/68.

Avon District (about eight miles South-East ofVoting).

Corr. No. 1715/15.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 4/80, A &

B4.)Location 20930, comprising 2,393 acres, at 5s. per

acre, excluding improvements, if any (classification,8868/13, page 4) ; subject to payment of AgriculturalBank mortgage (£193 Os. 2d.) and interest to 31/12/20of £41. 16s. 4d. ; being Chas. E. Garbutt 's forfeitedGrazing Lease 9522/68.

Avon District (about 53/4 miles North-East ofBeverley).

Corr. No. 1138/15.Open under Part V. (Plan Locations near Yarda-

ginning, 3D/40, A4.)Location 13836, comprising 25 acres, at 20s. per acre ;

subject to conditions published in Gazette, 1915, page1178; being W. R. M. Smith's forfeited ConditionalPurchase Lease 35317/55.

Avon District (91/' miles South of ErikinCorr. No. 4570/13.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plans 4/80, C &

D4, 344/80, Dl.)

Location No. Area. PterePer Remarks .

acres. £ s d.20075 421 0 12 0 Classification 5976/12, page 8.

20076 ... 918 0 9 6 Classification 5976/12, page 9.

20077 ... 806 0 11 6 Classification 5976/12, page 10

Subject to payment of Agricultural Bank mortgage(£220) and interest to 31/12/20 of £48 9s. 7d., alsoIndustries Assistance Board indebtedness; being H. V.and C. E. Sorensen 's forfeited Conditional Purchaseand Homestead Farm Leases 36089/55, 19499/74, and19500/74.

Avon District (about five miles North-West ofKellerberrin).

Corr. No. 5253/20.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 25/80, A3.)Avon Location 20835, comprising 466 acres 3 roods

11 perches, at Os. per acre (classification, page 129 of11419/10) ; subject to payment of Agricultural Bankmortgage of £81 and interest due ; being A. F. Lower 'sforfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 13174/68,

Avon District (about 41/2 miles South-West of Jacob'sWell).

Corr. No. 13323/05.Open ruder Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 3D/40,

B4.)Avon Location S537, comprising 100 acres ; subject.

to classification and pricing ; being F. McDonald 'sforfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 14979/55.

Avon District (about 15 miles East of Juna).Corr. No. 7860/20.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 5/80, Bl.)Avon Location 16975, comprising 995 acres, at lls.

per acre (classification, page 13 of 3714/10) ; being E.Holmberg is abandoned Conditional Purchase Lease38410/55.

Avon. District (about 51/2 miles South-East of Tammin).Corr. No. 4790/20.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 26C/40, F4.)Location 14989, comprising, 708 acres, at Os. 6d. per

acre (classification, page 9 of 4790/20) ; subject topayment of Agricultural Bank mortgage (£287) andinterest to 31/12/20 (£71 15s. 6d. ; being J. Leahy'sforfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 13033/68.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (about 71/, miles East of Lake Grace).

Corr. No. 1819/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 387/80,

113.)

Location No. Area. Price peracre. Remarks.

a. r. p. £ s. d.

9514 ... 1,120 3 11

...

...Subject to classification and

912519 160 0 0 pricing.

(912519 unsurveyed portion of original Location 9514.)Being Joseph V. Roulston 's cancelled application.

Wi:liants District (about 10 miles North of DellyanineSiding).

Corr. No. 5600/99.Open under Parts VI, and VIII. (Plan 409A/40,

B1 & 2.)

Location No. Area. I Price per Remarks.acre.

a. r. p. £ s. d.912366 ... 86 2 5 0 9 6 Classification, page 59, 5600/ 9f

12367 245 3 38 0 6 0 Classification, page 58, 5600/9£

tSubject to reduction to 4s. 9d. per acre if poisonbe eradicated within five years. Reserve 6972 is herebyreduced.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 3rd AUGUST, 1921.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Plantagenet District (10 miles from Redmond).Corr. No. 1084/16.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 451/80, D3.)Location 2820, comprising 100 acres 0 roods 5

perches, at 10s. per acre (classification, page 47 of1084/i6) ; being C. E. Murray 's forfeited ConditionalPurchase Lease 10011 /6S.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about two miles North of Corrigin.).

Corr. No. 2480/15.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 344/80, C2

& 3.)Location 19649, comprising 764 acres 0 roods 16

perches, at 9s. per acre (classification, page 7 of 3040/14) ; beino. N. E. Hales' forfeited Conditional PurchaseLeases 9591/68 and 20785/74.

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Avon District (about three miles North-West ofCorrigin).

Corr. No. 3591/15.Open under Parts V., VI., and A% (Plan 344/80,

C2 S. 3.)Location 18S30, comprising 759 acres, at Gs. (fil. per

acre (classification, page 4 of 3040/14) ; being W. .1.Keay 's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 9632/68.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.Sussex District (11/2 voles East of ilamsnoth Cave).

Corr. No. 7761/13.Open under Parts V. and VIII. ( Plan 440/SO, B3.)1-Location 1181, comprising 160 acres, at 12s. Gd. per

acre (classification, page 12 of 7761/13).f Available only to applicants who do not already

hold any land.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojoku / District (about 14 miles West of Tambellup).

Corn No. 15752/08.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 437B/40,

E2.)Location 5579, comprising 100 acres ; subject to clas-

sification and pricing; being' J. T. Tunney 's forfeitedConditional Purchase Lease 22496/55.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (about three miles East of Dudinin).

Corr. No. 4372/11.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 386/80, Dl.)Location 10555, comprising 160 acres, at 14s. per

acre, to be reduced to 10s. per acre if poison be eradi-cated within five years ( classification, page 6 of 4372/11) ; subject to taking, over the Agricultural Bank mort-gage and interest due thereon ; being' W. I,. Steere 'sforfeited 'Homestead Farm :16711/74.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District (adjoining Elabbin

Corr. No. 3267/17.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 34/80, FS.)

Location No. Area. Price Peracre. Remarks.

acres. £ s. d.

20250 918 0 9 6 Classification, page 2, 11620/12

20251 1,000 0 10 0 Classification, page 3,11620/12

Reserve 16932 is hereby reduced ; subject to the Gov-ernment' retaining' the right to resume front Location20251 the land required for a Pipe Line Reserve freeof compensation.

Ninghan District (seven suites North of Narkal).Corr. No. 8370/09, Vol. 2.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 56/80, Fl.)Location 1758, comprising 912 acres, at 1.0s. per acre

(ex. improvements) (classification, page 38 of 8370/09.,Vol. 1).

Avon District (about four miles North-East fromYorkrakine).

Corr. No. 2929/08.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 26/80, Fl.)

Location No. Area. Praiccereper Remarks.

acres.

21127 ... about 45

11474 about 809

s. d.

'Including improvements.10 7 6

Subject to survey.

Classification, page 132 of 2929/08, Vol. 3,

Aron District (about fire miles North-East ofellerberrin).

Corr. No. 5157/11.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 25/80, B23.)

Location No. Area.

10085

16084

16086

acres.

160

1,000

160

Price peracre.

£ s. d.

Remarks.

O 7 0 Classification, page 7 of 5157/11.

O 6 6 Classification, page 23 of 413/10.

O 7 0 Classification, page 17 of 414/10.

Subject to payment of Agricultural Bank mortgageof £725 9s. and interest (£95 Gs. ld.) to 31/12/20;being H. E. Litton 's forfeited Conditional PurchaseLeases 10289/56, 24992/55, and 13682/74.

Avon District (about seven miles North-West ofBurracoppin).

Corr. No. 5487/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 35/80,

134.)

Location No. Area. Price peracre. Remarks.

19099

22084

acres.

1,461

160

£

0

s. d.

8 0 Classification, page 13 of 7920/i 12.

Subject to payment of Agricultural Bank mortgage(£282 8s. 1 d.) and interest to 31/12/20 of £49 5s. 3d. ;being E. Hawes' cancelled Conditional Purchase Leases12995/68 and 21976/74.

dennarberring A.A. District (about seven miles Northof Badjaling).

Corn No. 5062/12.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 313/40,

E2.)Lot 24, comprising 501 acres ; subject to classification

and pricing ; being C. Mcd. Falconer 's forfeited Con-ditional Purchase Lease 31836055.

Axon District (about six miles North-West fromDoodlalcine) .

Corr. No. 16720/10.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 25/80,

C2.)

Location No. Area. acre.Price per Remarks.

17821

18948

acres.

479

194

O s. d.

O 5 0

O 3 0

Classification, page 19, 16720/10.

Classification, pages 57 and 58,1148/11.

Subject to payment of Agricultural Bank mortgageof £346 17s. and interest due to date ; being S. Sloss'forfeited Conditional Purchase Leases 6311/68 and28948/55.

A 'con District (about four mites South-East of Baandee).Corr. No. 1163/09.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 25/80, E3.)Location 10735, comprising 231 acres, at 14s. Gd.

per acre (page 42 of 3072/07) ; subject to payment ofAgricultural Bank mortgage (4400) and' interest (.46917e.).

This land is made available for general selection andnot in the order of preference.

Being 0 'Hagan 's forfeited Conditional PurchaseLease No. 22693/55.

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Avon District (about seven miles South-West ofalk atchon) .

Corr. No. 4001/19.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 33/80, D4.)Location 13472, comprising 1391/, acres, at 7s. per

acre (classification, page 1 of 3764/12) (ex, improve-ments, if any) ; being A. SI. Witson's abandoned Con-ditional Purchase Lease 11211/68.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (about One mile West of Jarring

Town site).Corr. No. 2146/21.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 387/80, A4. )Subject to payment of Agricultural Rank mortgage of

150 and interest to 31/12/20 of T.:29 5s.; being A,Valmadre 's cancelled application.

Location No. Area.

acres.

Price peracre.

s. d.

Remarks.

WHEREAS the DARLING RANGE Road Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held atKalamunda on or about the 16th day of July, 1920,resolved to open the road hereinafter' described, that isto say

6475.A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving anangle in a surveyed road opposite the SoutIOVesierncorner of Canning Location 857, and extending South-Westerly (as shown on Diagram No. 43672) to andthrough Location 269 to its West boundary. (PlanPiesse's Brook, Sheet 4.)

WHEREAS the DARLING RANGE Road Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held atKalammula on or about the 16th day of July, 1920,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, thatis to say:

4177/20.6476.A strip of land, one chain wide_ its Western

side leaving the Northern side of Road No. 6-175 at apoint 2 chains 95.8 links Eastward from the East boun-dary of Canning Location 269, and extending (as shownon Diagram No. - 13672) 349 degrees 45 minutes, 2 chains

10798 487 (Classification, page 7 of 8372/ 58.5 links; thence 8 degrees 4 minutes, 4 chains 97.10 10 3 ; 19. Price to be reduced to links, to the Southern side of Road No. 9263. (Plan13343 160 Ss. if poison eradicated with-

in live years. Piesse's Brook, Sheet 4.)11072 559

6 Classification, page 12 of 8371/12115 100 10. WITEREAS the BELMONT PARK Road Board, by

resolution passed at ft meeting of the Board, held at

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.WHEREAS the PLANTAGENET Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Mt.Barker on or about the 7th day of March, 1921, resolvedto deviate the road hereinafter described, that is tosay:

958/99.Deviation of part of Road No. 1221.A strip of land,

one chain wide, its Western side leaving the Westernside of the present road, on the Eastern side of theGreat Southern Railway Reserve, at a point 169 chains91 links South and 170 chains 64 links East from theNorth-West corner of Plantagenet Location 27, and ex-tending as surveyed 150 degrees 51 minutes, 4 chains;180 degrees 51 minutes, 23 chains 76.5 links; thence 210degrees 51 minutes, 3 chains 96.8 links, to rejoin theWestern side' of the old road. (Plan 445/80, A3.)

WHEREAS the DARLING RANGE Road Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held atKalamunda on or about the 26th day of November, 1920,resolved to deviate the road hereinafter described, thatis to say:

10148/12.Deviation of part of Road No. 6263.A strip of land,

one chain wide, leaving the present road at the South-Eastern corner of Canning Location 848, and extendingNorth-Westward (as shown on Diagram No. 43672),passing through said location to a surveyed road alongits Western boundary; thence Southward following saidsurveyed road to rejoin the old road. (Plan Piesse'sBrook, Sheet 4.)

WHEREAS the PLANTAGENET Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at lit.Barker on or about the 1st day of April, 1921, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that is to say:

253/19.6474.A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving Road

No. 6224 at the South-West corner of Plantagenet Lo-cation 1611, and extending as surveyed North along theWest boundary of said location and Location 1367 tothe latter's North-West corner; thence East along theNorth boundaries of Locations 1367, 1611, and 2063 tothe North-East corner of the latter. (Plan 451/SO, Al.)

Belmont Park on or about the 20th day of June, 1921,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, thatis to say:

2533/21No. 6478.Burswood Avenue: A strip of land, one

chain wide, leaving Road No. 4808 (Chamberlain Road)at the West corner of Lot 85 (as shown L.T.O. Plan2506), and extending South-Eastward ( as shm-n on planaforesaid) to the South-Eastern side of Road No. 4809;thence 50 links wide (as shown on L.T.O. 1:410.41 2419),continuing in direction aforesaid to Road No. 4810.(Plan 1D/20, N.E.)

WHEREAS the BRUCE ROCK Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at BruceRock on or about the 10th day of September, 1920,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:

Corr. 4421/20.No. 6479.A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road on the West boundary of Avon Loca-tion 14538, and extending (as shown on Diagram No.42492) South-Eastward and South through said locationand inside and along part of its East boundary to itsSouth-East corner; thence East and South inside andalong part of the North nod part of the East boundaryof Location 14539; thence South-Eastward and Eastthrough Location 14536 to the Western boundary of theArdath Townsite Reserve. (Plan 4/80, 1:4.)

WHEREAS tine CAPEL Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Capel onor about the 29th day of October, 1919, resolved toopen the road hereinafter described, that is to say: -

7928/19.No. 6480.A strip of land, one chain wide, its West

ern side commencing at a point on the South boundaryof Wellington Location 2330 8 chains 48.7 links fromits South-West corner, and extending Northward andEastward (as shown or. Diagram No. 49348), passingthrough said location and Locations 1594 and 1003 toa point on the East boundary of the latter 6 chains97.2 links from the North-West corner of Location 828.(Plan 414A/40, A2.)

And whereas His Excellency the Governor, pursuantto Section 17 of "The Public Works Act, 1902," bynotices published in the Government Gazette, declaredthat the said lands had been set apart, taken, or re-sumed for _the purpose of the said roads, and that plansof the said lands might be inspected at the Departmentof Lands and Surveys, Perth.

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

And whereas the Governor in Executive Council hasconfirmed the said resolutions, it is hereby notified thatthe lines of communication described above are roadswithin the meaning of "The Road Districts Act, 1919,"subject to the provisions of the said Act.

Dated this 15th day of July, 1921.C. G. MORRIS,

Under Secretary for Lands.

AGRICULTURAL BANK ACT, 1906, ANDAMENDMENT ACTS.

TENDERS for the purchase of the undermentionedleases will be received by E. A. McLarty, ManagingTrustee, on the 25th July, 1921,

1316/15.Avon Location 10363; being James Alexander Boyd's

Freehold Homestead, Vol. 579, Fol. 48, situated threemiles North-West of Bruce Rock, containing 160 acres.

477/19.Avon Location 13223; being James 0 'Hagan 's Home-

stead Farm Lease 12141/74, situated about six milesfrom Baandee, containing 160 acres.

426/17.Avon Locations 12207, 121S9; being John Ernest

Hawkins and Harry Hobson's Conditional PurchaseLease 24437/55, Grazing Lease 8047/68, and HomesteadFarms 13337/74, 18895/74, situated 91/3 miles fromHines Hill, containing 3,619 acres; Location 121S9,described as a very fair mixed block, red sandy loam,good yellow sand and light sandy gravel; Location 12207has little first class, but contains a very fair proportionof good second class, the balancethird classis good,capable of good crops when properly worked; 478 acrescleared, 142 acres part cleared; 162 chains three wire,and 164 chains two wire internal fence; 92 chains fourwire, 261/2 chains three wire, 53 chains two wire boundaryfencing; dam, 800 cubic yards; jarrah and galvanisediron house, four rooms; and subject to cropping lease,expiring 1/3/22.

1716/09.Williams Location 6688; being Gilbert Stephen Fil-

mer 's Homestead Farm Lease 8272/74, containing 160acres, 10 miles from Nippering.

446/12.Williams Location 6686; being Bruce Fewson's Home-

stead Farm Lease 8252/74, containing 160 acres, situated10 miles from Nippering.

426/12.Williams Location 6617; being Ernest William

Spittle 's Homestead Farm Lease 10412/74, containing160 acres, situated six miles from Ballaying Siding.

The improvements are quoted from Office records,and are believed to be correct, but the Trustees do notguarantee them. Tenderers may satisfy themselves asto the improvements and their condition.

All tenders to be forwarded to the Managing Trustee,Agricultural Bank.

No tender necessarily accepted.E. A. MCLARTY,

14th July, 1921. Managing Trustee.

ERRATUM NOTICE.Forests Department,

F.D. 475/19. Perth, 14th July, 1921.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Schedule.Addition to State Forest No. 2.

IN the Government Gazette of the 1st July, 1921, page1127, for Wellington Location 82, in the first line, readSussex Location 82.

C. E. LANE-POOLE,Conservator of Forests.

PURSUANT to the powers conferred upon me by "TheGovernment Railways Act, 1904," I hereby make theBy-law set forth hereunder, to come into operation onthe first day of July, 1921, and do hereby repeal allRegulations and Instructions in force at the cominginto operation of this By-law, in so far as they are inconflict with any of its provisions.

BY-LAW No. 66.This By-law may be cited and known as the "West

Australian Government. Railways Salaried Staff By-law," and will have application to all Officers who areengaged for the working and maintenance of the WestAustralian Government Railways.2. Interpretation.

(a) "Head of Branch" shall mean the Secretary forRailways, Chief 'Traffic Manager, Chief Mechanical En-gineer, Chief Engineer Way and Works, Chief Ac-countant, Auditor of Receipts, and Comptroller ofStores, or such other Head as may hereafter be ap-pointed.

(b) " Officer" shall mean any person who is in re-ceipt of an annual salary.

(c) " Permanent " shall mean an Officer who hasserved the full period of probation and whose appoint-ment has been confirmed by the Commissioner.

(d) "Temporary" shall mean a person who is en-gaged upon probation or upon work which, in theopinion of the Bead of the Branch, is not likely tonecessitate a permanent appointment, whose term ofemployment shall in all cases be at the discretion ofthe Head of the Branch.3. Appointment to the Service.

(a) Applications for admission to the Service mustbe made on the usual Departmental form.

(b) When Junior Clerks are required, applicationswill be invited by public advertisement.

(c) The form must be filled in in the applicant's ownhandwriting, and addressed to the Chairman of Selec-tion Board.

(d) Each application must be supported with the fol-lowing documentary testimony,

(1) Registrar's Certificate of Birth or, in the eventof such not being obtainable, a duly swornstatutory declaration of date of birth from aparent, guardian, person of good repute, orfrom the candidate should he be over the ageof 21 years.

(2) Educational certificate to the standard deter-mined by the Commissioner for the position ap-plied for.Three satisfactory testimonials of character,one of which must be from the, last employeror, in the event of a candidate just leavingschool, from the head master of the school heor she last attended, or should neither of thesebe obtainable, a satisfactory reason must beforthcoming.

(e) The age of admission shall be:Minimum. Maximum.

(1) For Junior Clerks .. 15 yrs. 17 yrs.(2) For Engineering 16 yrs. 13 yrs.

Cadets(3) For other positions 35 yrs.

(f) Provided always that in special cases to meet therequirements of the Service the Commissioner may ad-mit any person whose age may be beyond the maximum.4. Junior Clerks.

(a) Applicants for the position of Junior Clerk whohave complied with the provisions of paragraph 3 willbe called upon to present themselves before a SelectionBoard appointed by the Commissioner, which Board maymake such tests and arrange for such examinations asit may deem necessary.

(b) The Board will decide which applicants are suit-able for employment and in what order they shall beoffered positions.

(c) In making their selection the Board will be gov-erned by the examinations which the applicants havepassed, their physical appearance, apparent generalcapabilities to discharge the duties which they will berequired to perform, and such other considerations asthey may think it necessary to take into account in in-fluencing their choice.

(0) The approved applicants will be offered positionsin the order in which they are placed by the SelectionBoard, and any applicant who does not accept a posi-

(3)

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Lion when it is offered will have his or her name removedfrom the list of approved candidates, unless the Com-missioner approves of the name being retained on thelist.

(e) An approved applicant residing outside the Metro-politan Suburban Area may be offered a vacancy at astation adjacent to his place of residence, notwith-standing that lie or she may not be the first on the list.

(f) If approved applicants are not employed withinsix months of their appearance before the SelectionBoard their applications lapse.5. Appointment of Engineering Cadets.

(a) An applicant for appointment as an Engineering.Cadet must not be more than eighteen nor less thansixteen years of age. He will be required to produce amedical certificate from the Railway Medical Officer tothe effect that he is of sound constitution, and notaffected with any physical infirmity which would inter-fere with the proper exercise of his profession. Heshall also produce satisfactory evidence as to hischaracter.

(b) Qualifications.An applicant will be required toproduce evidence of the examinations passed by him.All oilier things being equal, preference will be given toa candidate who has passed the Matriculation Examina-tion of the University of Western Australia in subjectsset down for engineering cadets, vie., English and an-other modern language Mathematics and Applied Mathe-matics, Chemistry, and Geology or Physics.

(c) Competitive Examination.Applications will beinvited by the Commissioner of Railways by advertise-ment, and in the event of more applications being re-ceived than the number of vacancies a competitive ex-amination may be held by the Department in trigono-metrical computations, plotting and plan drawing.

(d) Probation Every cadet shall, in the first in-stance, be appointed on probation for a period of notmore than three months. Before the expiration of theperiod of probation the Permanent Head shall report tothe Commissioner on the manner in which the proba-tioner has performed Ins duties and upon his generalconduct. Upon receipt of such report the Commissionerwill confirm or annul the cadetship. Upon confirmationof a Cadet's appointment he will be articled to the Headof the Branch for the prescribed term of service.

(e) T mu of Service.A Cadet who possesses thequalifications as prescribed in Section (b) will be re-quired to serve for a term of four years, a part of whichwill be spent in the office where he will receive instruc-tion in general engineering drafting, computations,specifications, office methods, etc. The balance of theterm will be in the field on engineering surveys andthe construction of works in the ease of Civil Engin-eering Cadets, in the Workshops and Running Sheds inthe case of Mechanical Engineering- Cadets, and in theWorkshops or On general outside work in the case ofElectrical Engineering Cadets.

(f) 'General. During the term of service a Cadetmust become a Student of the. Institute of Civil Engin-eers, Loudon, and will be expected to attend classes,whenever possible, at the University or Technical School,in his own time for the further study of subjects neces-sary to enable him to pass the examination qualifyingfor a candidate as Associate Member of the Institutionof Civil Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, or ElectricalEngineers, London.

(g) Should a Cadet desire to obtain an engineeringdegree at the 'University of Western Australia, section(f) will not apply. Time will be allowed him to attendthe requisite lectures, such time to be without pay.

(h) When a Cadet has completed one-half of theprescribed term of service, if in the opinion. of the per-manent head of the Department his progress and gen-eral conduct have not been satisfactory, his services maybe dispensed with, on the approval of the Commissionerof Railways.

(i) On the completion of the prescribed term of ser-vice a. Cadet will required to apply to the Institution ofCivil Engineers, the institution of Mechanical Engin-eers, or the Institution of Electrical Engineers, London,for the admission to the examination qualifying forcandidature as an Associate member. The Cadet's termof service shall be extended to cover the period betweenthe completion of his service and the holding of the ex-amination by the Institution at the same remunerationas that received for his last year of service.

(j) When a Cadet takes advantage of Section (g) hemust, on completion of the prescribed term of service,

obtain the degree of Bachelor of Engineering of theUniversity of 'Western Australia..

(k) Should a Cadet fail to pass in either of theseexaminations set forth in Sections (i) and (j) his termof service may be extended for a further period notexceeding two years, at the same remuneration as thatreceived for his last year of service.

(1) Permanent Appointmcnt.A Cadet who has satis-factorily completed his cadetship and passed the ex-alninations required in Sections (i) and (j) shall (shouldhe be so required) serve in the Railway Service of theState for a period of three (3) years at a salary in ac-cordance with the Commissioner's classification of thework upon which he is engaged.6. Probation.

(a) Every person appointed under this By-law shallserve a probation of one year, except where otherwiseprovided.

(b) After the period of probation and upon produc-tion of a certificate of fitness from the Head of theBranch in which the probationer has been employed, hisor her appointment may be confirmed by the Commis-sioner.

(c) Exemption may be granted by the Commissionerin regard to a term of probation in the case of officersof known ability and skill.7. Examinations.

(a) All Officers shall present themselves for medicalexamination and vision and hearing tests when instructedso to do.

(b) All Officers shall qualify and pass examinationsin such subjects as the Commissioner may decide, andthe retention of any Officer in the Service will be con-tingent upon his passing such examinations.8. Duties and Discipine.

(a) All persons employed by the Commissioner mustdevote themselves exclusively to his service, and conformto all the Rules and Regulations of the Commissioner;they must reside at whatever place may be appointed,attend at such hours as may be required, and payprompt obedience to all persons placed in' authority overthem.

(b) No employee shall trade, either directly or in-directly, for himself or others.

(c) Provided that nothing herein contained shall bedeemed to prevent an Officer holding a paid positionin a registered Friendly or Co-operative Society, or inany Society or Union of Railway Officers.

(d) Any Officer shall not use for any other purposethan the discharge of his official duties informationgained by or conveyed to him through his connectionwith the Railway Service.

(e) If the estate of an Offieer shall become seques-trated, either voluntarily or compulsorily, for the bene-fit of his creditors, such Officer shall report the full cir-cumstances, through the Head of his Branch, to theCommissioner, and shall apply, as soon as he may legallydo so, to the Court for a certificate of discharge. Ifsuch Officer does not so report or apply for such certifi-cate of discharge, or if he applies, and it appears fromthe report that such officer has been guilty of fraud,dishonourable conduct, or extravagance, such Officermay be dismissed or otherwise dealt with by the Com-missioner.

(f) If an Officer is, on an indictment, convicted ofany offence, he shall be dismissed the service.9. Retirements.

An Officer who has reached the age of sixty years maybe called upon to retire, and the Commissioner shall de-cide Ivhether any Officer having reached this age shallcontinue in the Department.10. Reductions in Stall.

(a) The Commissioner may, if he thinks it desirable,abolish any office or reduce the number of staff, and insuch eases may dispense with the services of any officersor offer them positions in lower classes as he may deemfit.

(b) Whenever the Commissioner considers it neces-sary to reduce the number of staff, the following shallbe the course adopted with regard to the re-employmentof retrenched Officers, viz.:

(1) The name and address of each Officer shall beregistered. As vacancies occur each shall, inorder of seniority of service, all other thingsbeing equal, have the offer of re-employmentin any position in the Department for whichhe is qualified.

1250 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Jury 15, 1921.

(2) .A n Officer having left the Department on ac-count. of retrenchment and being re-employedwithin twelve months may, with the approvalof the Commissioner, be credited with theperiod of former service, but the salary atwhich the re-employment is made shall be thestarting factor for future advancement.

11. f orms.The following uniforms will be supplied to Station-

masters, Assistant and Night Station-masters, ReliefOfficers, and Traffic Inspectors:

1 Summer and 1 Winter suit each year,1 Cap each alternate year,1 Helmet each alternate year,

except that Night Station-masters will not receive aHelmet but a Cap every year.12. General.

(a) Should an Officer be transferred from anotherBranch of the Government Service to the Railway De-partment, such transfer shall not carry with it anyrights or privileges contrary to, or in conflict with, anyBy-law, Award or Agreement which may be in force atthe time of such transfer.

(b) No Officer, unless authorised, shall incur liabilityor enter into any contract on behalf of the Department,or alter the terms or conditions of any contract.

(e) In the matter of accounts and the collection andremittance and payment of Public Moneys, each Officeris enjoined to conform strictly to "The Audit Act,1904," and such regulations and instructions as may beissued from time to time.

(d) A son of an Officer shall not, without the consentof the Commissioner, be engaged in any office or at anystation under his father after he attains the age of 21.

(e) Tn the event of any questions arising as to themeaning of this By-law or any part thereof, or as toanything done or alleged to have been done thereunto,or contrary thereto, it shall be referred to the Commis-sioner, whose decision shall be final.

(f) Every Officer will hold his appointment condi-tionally upon his being subject to and strictly observingthe By-laws, Rules and Regulations established fromtime to time for his or her guidance.

H. POPE,Commissioner of Railways.

Witness--W. H. Hope,

Secretary for Railways.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Councilon the Oth day of July, 1921.

BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Executive Council.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTRAILWAYS.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that thefollowing additions have been made to the DepartmentalRates Books:

COaChing Rates Book.Page 47.Conveyance of Large Bodies of Troops.Troops in parties numbering two hundred and fifty

(250) and over will be conveyed at two-thirds theordinary fares, with a minimum as for 250 fares at fullrates.

W.R. 866/21.

Merchandise and Lire Stool' Rates Book.Page 8, Regulation 3, Clause (g).No package which wo"ld be commonly classed as a

"repack" will be accepted for carriage except on con-dition that the Commissioner will not be responsible forany loss of or damage to any article contained in suchpackage unless it is evident on external inspection thatthe pa4age has been broken or otherwise tampered withand it is proved that it became so broken or was sotampered with whilst in the custody of the Commissioner,and that the loss or damage was occasioned by thewilful misconduct of the Commissioner or of some per-son in his service. In this regulation the term "pack-age shall be deemed to include every means wherebygoods for carriage may be cased, covered, enclosed,

contained, or packed, and "repack" shall include anypackage which has been previously used to containgoods.

W.R. 4846/21.

IT is also notified that the siding between Undatarraand Curara, known as "Kockatea," will hereafter beknown as " Wilroy."

W.R. 3951/21.To operate from 1st July, 1921.

H. POPE,Commissioner of Railways.

Perth, 1st July, 1921.

APPOINTMENTS.(35th Victoria, No. 3.)

HIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased toappoint Prank William Downey and Moritz Isaac Cohn,both of Perth, Western Australia, Solicitors, Commis-sioners of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, toadminister or take, within the State of Western Aus-tralia, any oath, affidavit, affirmation, declaration, oracknowledgment by a married woman to be used in theSupreme Court of Western Australia. The Commissionto remain in force until the said Frank William Downeyand Moritz Isaac Cohn cease to reside in Western Aus-tralia aforesaid, or until they cease to praettse theprofession of Solicitors there, or until-revoked.

C. A. SHERARD,Acting Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,Perth, 29th June, 1921.

HIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased toappoint Harold Joseph Brown, of Narrogin, WesternAustralia, Solicitor, a Commissioner of the SupremeCourt of Western Australia, to administer or take,within the State of Western Australia, any oath, affidavit,affirmation, declaration, or acknowledgment by a mar-ried woman to be used in the Supreme Court of Western.Australia. The Commission to remain in force until thesaid Harold Joseph Brown ceases to reside in WesternAustralia aforesaid, or until lie ceases to practise theprofession of a Solicitor there, or until revoked.

C. A. SHERARD,Acting Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,.Perth, 29th June, 1921.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.(Regulation 163).

Warden's Office,7th June, 1921.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Mineral Field mentioned hereunder, on the datementioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an orderauthorising the cancellation of the undermentionedMining Tenements, in accordance with Regulation 163of "The Mining Act, 1904." An order may issue in theabsence of the registered holder, but should he desire toobject to such order he must, before the date mentioned,lodge at the Warden's Office an objection containing thegrounds of such objection, and, on the date mentioned,the Warden will proceed to hear and determine the same,in accordance with the evidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) RAYMOND GEE,Warden.

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Northampton, onThursday, the 18th day of August, 1921.

NORTHAMPTON MINERAL FIELD.Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered

Holder, Address, and Reason for Resumption.

Water .Right.1. Green, Douglas Moore, Geraldton; Green, Oracle

Stuart, Geraldton; O'Connor, Michael. SavoyHotel, Perth; Hayes, Monica, Savoy Hotel, Perth;Tate, Harry, Savoy Hotel, Perth. Non-paymentof rent.

JULY 15, 1921.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1251

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Department of Mines,

Perth, 13th July, 1921.

IT is hereby notilied that, in accordance with the provisions of " The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Leases and Applications for Leases as shown below.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

Gold Mining Leases.

The undermentioned Applications for Gold Mining Leases were approved, subject to survey :

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

North CoolgardiePilbara

NiagaraNullagine

778a52141..

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

Goldfield. District. No. ofLease. Name of Lease. Lessee. Name of person to whom prior

right of application is granted.

East Coolgardie

Yilgarn

4824a

3203

Lass O'Gowrie East

New Era ...

Lass 0Gowrie East GoldMining Company, No-Liability

Andrews, Richard Bul-lock

Hindhaugh, John.

Task er,

Mineral Leases.

The undermentioned Mineral Leases were declared forfeited for breach of covenant, viz., non-payment of rent and penalties for1921 :

Mineral Field. District. No. ofLease. Name of Lease. Lessee.

Northampton ... 11rr

15rr121

Baddera West ...

Baddera NorthSouth Baddera

The Fremantle Trading Company,Limited

do. do. do.do. do. do.

Miners' Homestead Leases.

The undermentioned application for a Miner's Homestead Lease was approved, subject to survey ; to date from 1st January,1921 :

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

Mt. Margare 44T.

The forfeiture of the undermentioned Miners' Homestead Leases for non-payment of rent and penalties for 1921, published in theGovernment Gazette of the 17th June, 1921, was declared cancelled, and the Lessees re-instated as of their former estate :

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

Doolgardie ...Yilgarn ...

... ... ...... ...

7881

Elms ...Holstein Farm ... ...

Hillier, George Henry.Pascoe, Phillip.

* Conditionally.

1252 GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 15, 1021.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Date ofadvertising. Schedule No.

1921.May 5 ...July 7

May 19

May 19July 14

July 14April 8May 26June 9

July 8

75A, 1921

... 84A, 1921 ...

83A, 1921 ...... I 107A and 108A,

1921... 109A, 1921

... 88A, 1921

... 93A, 1921

105A, 1921 ...

Supplies required.

Finished Car and Wagon Wheels, Axles and TyresMeat for Government Institutions at Perth, Claremont, Fremantle, Wooroloo,

and Whitby Falls, and for Out-door Relief at Perth and Fremantle, andSausages and Polony for Wooroloo Sanatorium, during August andSeptember, 1921

Copper Boiler Tubes, 7,605 only, or, alternatively, Brass Boiler Tubes, 7,605only

Copper Firebox Tube Plates (34 only) ...Uniforms, Winter and Summer, 1921-22, for Police Department ...

Valves and Cast-iron Specials ... .300 Kilowatt Synchronous Convertors (2 only), and Automatic Switch-gear ...Coloured Cotton Waste, 50 tons ...Lathe, Heavy Construction, 12in., with a 14ft. bed ... ..

For Sale by Tender.

Tank (1 only), 5,000 gallons, and stand, on the Perth-Fremantle Road, abouthalf a-mile West of the Ned lands tramway

Firewood for Sale.

Offers are invited for the purchase of : Oft. Dry Jarrah Firewood, and 3ft. 6in.Banksia and Sheaoak Firewood, from Peel Estate, Jandakot. Delivery willbe given on trucks, Jandakot, and offers will be entertained for Quantitiesand Deliveries to suit purchasers' requirements.

Date ofclosing.

1921.July 21.July 21.

July 28.

July 28.July 28.

July 28.August 4.August 4,Sept. 15.

July 21.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, West Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until 2.15p.m. on the date of closing.

Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Marquis Street, West Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.

Accepted Tenders.

TenderBoardNo.

Date.Sche-

Contractor. duleNo.

Particulars. Departmentconcerned.

Rate.

1921.272/2 July 7 British General Elec- 82A, Meters, Balanced, 3-phase, 440 Railways

trical Co., Ltd. 1921 volts :Item 4 ... 60/6 each, c.i.f.,

Fremantle.Item 62/- each, c.i.f.,

Fremantle.. R. W. Gardam Single Phase Meters

Item 37/6 each, c.i.f.,Fremantle.

Item. 40/- each, c.i.f.,Fremantle.

Item 42/6 each, c.i.f.,Fremantle.

275 /21 July 8 Wm. J. Carroll 85A, Charcoal, 50 tons, for State Mines Department 70/- per ton.1921 Battery, St. Ives

224/21 July 13 Bunning Bros. 67A, Furniture for Education De- Education Depart-1921 partment, for period ending ment

30th June, 1922Items 7, S, 12, 13, 14, 15,

and 17Rates on applica-

tion.D. F. Noseda Items 1 to 6, 9 to 11, 16,

and 18 to 25Rates on!applica-

tion.

JAS. THOMPSON,14th July, 1921. Chairman Government Tender Board.

JULY 15, 1921.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1253

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC

Date and time forClosing.

WORKS.

Date ofNotice. Nature of Work. Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc.,

to be seen.

1921. 1921.(Noon on Tuesday.)

June 29 Collie Police StationElectricLighting (6159)

19th July ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Police Station, Collie,on and after 5th July, 1921.

June 30 East Fremantle Infants' SchoolAdditions, Pavilion Class

19th July ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Fre-mantle, on and after 5th July, 1921.

RoomRemoval from Wes-tonia (6161)

June 29 North Totadgin SchoolRemoval 19th July ...from Totadgin (6162)

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Nor-tham and Merredm.

June 30 Nalyeenino. School Quarters 19th July ...Wash-house, etc. (6163)

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Nor-tham, on and after 5th July, 1921.

June 30 Cranbrook School QuartersAd-19th July ...ditions (6164)

Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D. Office, Albany,on and after 5th July, 1921.

June 30 Banksiadale School Quarters 19th July ...Additions (6165)

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Pin-jarra, on and after 5th July, 1921.

July Mundijong Post OfficeReno-26th July ...vations (6166)

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Pin-jarra and Banbury, on and after 12th July, 1921.

July Brunswick Junction Post Office 20th July ...Renovations (6167)

Contractors' Room, Perth, and at Court House,Banbury, on and after 12th July, 1921.

May 18 Carnarvon Water Supply, Pump- 9th Augusting Plant Contract (6136)

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after Tuesday,24th May, 1921.

Alternative Tenders

Tenders, which must be accompanied by a Schedule of quantities together with the prescribed deposit,are to be addressed to " The Hon. the Minister for Works and Trading Concerns," and marked " Tender," andwill be received at the Public Works Office, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

Department of Public Works, Perth, 7th July, 1921.IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 113 of the Municipal Corporations Act, that thefollowing gentlemen have been elected Members of the undermentioned Municipal Councils to fill the vacancies shown inthe particulars hereunder :

MunicipalCouncil. Ward. Date of

Election.

Member Elected.

Occupation. How vacancyoccurred.

Name of previousMember.

Remarks.

Surname. Christian Name.

WaginDo.

1921.July 1

do.CousinsPiesse

George Fredk.Gerald Austin

Wm.

Baker .....Farmer .

Resignationdo. ...

G. A. W. PiesseJ. C. H. Nenke

Unopposed.Elected Mayor,

Unopposed.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.

ROAD BOARD ELECTIONS.

Department of Works and Trading Concerns, Perth, 7th July, 1921.IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 91 of " The Road Districts Act, 1919," that the followinggentlemen have been elected Members of the undermentioned Road Boards to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder:

Road Board. Ward Date ofElection.

Member Elected..Occupation. How vacancy

occurred :Name of previous

Member. RemarksSurname. Christian Name.

Bruce Rock

lorrigin ...

East ...

Bullaring

1921.June 23

June 22

Webb ... ...

Overheu ...

Henry ...

Frank

Farmer ...

do. ...

Resignation

do. ...

C. G. Latham ...

Colin Campbell

Unopposed.

do.

H. W. STANLEY-LOW,Acting Under Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns.

1254 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 15, 1921.

TENDERS ACCEPTEDPublic -Works Department,

Perth, 14th July, 1921.THE following list of Tenders, recently accepted, ispublished for general information:Date of Acceptance, Name of Contractor, Description of

Contract, and Amount.July llth.C. Bredahl, Mt. Kokeby School and

Quarters, Renovations (5987, £115 17s. (41..July 14th.Tremain Bros., Traffic Notices, Supplying

and Fixing Rods, etc. (6160), 47 Ss. 65.

fly order of the Honourable the Minister for Works.H. W. STANLEY-LOW,

Acting Under Secretary for Public Works.

METROPOLITAN WATER. SUPPLY, SEWERAGE,AND DRAINAGE UNDERTAKING.

Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and DrainageAct, 1909.

Met. W.S. 305/21. Perth, 12th July, 1921.NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Minis-ter of Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage to under-take the construction of the works hereinafter described,by virtue of the powers contained under the provisionsof "The Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage Act, 1909":

City of Perth.North Perth Ward.

Proposed 12in. diameter re-inforced concrete watermain in North Beach Road.

Description of proposed works.A 12in. diameter re-inforced concrete water main,

with C.I. valves, specials, and all necessary connectionsand apparatus. Length, about 54 chains.

The localities in which the proposed works will beconstructed.

Commencing at the end of the existing Sin. diameterC.I. main in North Beach Road, near the intersection ofMatlock Street and North Beach Road; thence in aNorth-Westerly direction along the North side of NorthBeach Road to Green Street; thence in a Westerlydirection along the North side of Green Street to con-nect to the existing Din. diameter C.I. main in MainStreet, as indicated in red on Plan W.S. & D.D. No.3906.

The purposes for which the proposed works are to beconstructed.

To improve the water supply throughout Leedervilleand portion of North Perth.

The times when and places at which plans, sections, andspecifications may be inspected.

At the office of the Minister of Water Supply, Sewer-age, and Drainage, 56 James Street, Perth, for onemonth on and after the 15th day of July, 1921, betweenthe hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.

WM. J. GEORGE,Minister of Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE,AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1909.

Met. W.S. 1495/17.NOTICE is hereby given that the Rate-books for theyear ending 30th June, 1922, of lands in the Metro-politan Water and Sewerage District, Armadale WaterDistrict, and Metropolitan Storm-water Districts, re-spectively, in the Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, andDrainage Area, liable to be rated under the above-mentioned Act, have been made up and are now opento inspection by ratepayers.

Notice is also given that the Minister of WaterSupply, Sewerage, and Drainage has ordered the under-mentioned Rates to be made and levied for the yearending 30th June, 1922, upon all rateable lands entered

in the said rate-books for the said Districts, that isto say:

Metropolitan Water and Sewerage District.Water RateOne shilling in the pound; minimum

rate, Ten shillings.Sewerage RateOne shilling and one penny in the

pound ; minimum rate, Seven shillings and sixpence.

Armadale Water District.Water RateOne shilling in the pound; minimum

rate, Ten shillings.Metropolitan Storm-water Districts, Nos. 1 to 5.Storm-water RateFivepence in the pound; mini-

mum rate, Two shillings and sixpence.A memorandum of each of such orders has been duly

made in the respective rate-books and signed.In accordance with By-law No. 114 of the Metropoli-

tan Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage Under-taking's By-laws, the said rates are payable in equalmoieties on the first day of July, 1921, and the firstday of January, 1922.

By order of the said Minister,G. C. HAYWOOD,

Acting. Under Secretary for Water Supply, Sewerage,and Drainage (Metropolitan Section).

56 James Street, Perth, 1st July, 1921.

THE FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1920.HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto approve of the following:

M.P.H. 2561/21; Ex. Co. 2168.Geraldton Municipal Council.

That the State School, Geraldton, and the State School,Bluff Point, be polling places at which a p-o u of electorsshall be taken on the 30th day of July, 1921, under theprovisions of Sections 102 and 106 of " The Factoriesand Shops Act, 1.920."

THE HEALTH ACT, 191]. -19.Appointment.

THE following appointment made by the undermen-tioned Local Health Authority is hereby approved:

M.P.H. 4459/21.West Guildford Road Board.

Dr. Phillips to be M edical Officer of Health, vice Dr.S. W. Pitcher, resigned.

J. DALE,Deputy Commissioner of Public Health.

14th July, 1921.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-19.Resolution.

M.P.H. 5175/21; Ex. Co. 2165.WHEREAS by Section 294 of "The Health Act, 1911-19," it is provided that the Governor may cause to beprepared Model By-laws for all or any of the purposesfor which By-laws may be made by a Local Authorityunder any of the provisions of the said Act, and thata Local Authority may, of its own motion, by resolution,adopt the whole or any portion of such By-laws: Andwhereas Model By-laws have been prepared in accord-ance with the provisions of said section (and publishedin the Government Gazette on the 9th day of .July,1915) : Now, therefore, it is resolved and determined bythe Merredin Road Board, being a Local Health Author,ity within the meaning of the said Act, that Series "A"of such Model By-laws be adopted for the District ofMerredin.

Dated this 23rd day of June, 1921.E. G. SILSBURY,

Secretary.

Confirmed by the Commissioner of Public Health forthe State of Western Australia, this 30th day of June,1921.

EVERITT ATKINSON,Commissioner of Piiblic Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council, this 13th day of July, 1921.

BERNARD PARKER.,Clerk of the Council,

ITthe Celebration

GAZ E.:Tr AV.A. 1255

ublisred, for general information, that the undermentionedof Marria,.r,es throughout the State of Western Australia :

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 14th July, 1921.

tars have been duly registered ill th1s office for

R.C. No. Date. :Denomination and Name. Ce. Registry

1921.

Cu URCH Cl' E.. AND.

(1);oce.3e of Kalgoorlie.)

354 July 7 A. F. M. Edington, B.A. ... South Boulder Boulder.

LTRCH OP ENDS. D.

(Diocese of Banbury.)505 8 The Rev. C. Sowerbutts ... Bunbury e!hngton.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that the following change of address of the undermentioned Ministersregistered for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Wesern Australia has been duly notified to, andrecorded in, this Office.

Date.No

Denomination and Name.

Transferred.

To

Residence. Registry District. Residence. Registry District.

CHURCH OF ENO LAND.

(Diocese of Kalgoorlie.)1921.

350 July 7 The Rev. L. A. Marina ...353 1 July 7 The Rev. T. Moore

Boulder ... Boulder ...Kalgoorlie ... E. Coolgardie...

Leonora ...Cue ...

Mt. Margaret.Murchison.

APPOINTMENTunder Section 5 of The Registration of Births, Deaths,

and Marriages Amendment Act, 1907," and Sec-tion I of " The Registration of Births, Deaths,and Marriages Act Amendment Act, 1914."

Registrar General's Office,R.G. 41/21. Perth, 11th July, 1921.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatConstable James Mills has been a- ppointed to act, tem-porarily, as District Registrar of Births, Deaths, andMarriages for the Northampton Registry District, toreside at Northampton, during the absence on leave ofConstable L. H. Thompson; appointment to date fromthe 11th July, 1921.

S. BENNETT,Registrar General.

MUNICIPALITY OF FRP,'MANTLE AND MUNI-CIPALITY OF EAST FREMANTLE.

N otiee of Intention. to raise Loan.Under powers conferred by "The Fremantle Municipal

Tramways and Electric Lighting Act, 1903," and.:the amendments thereof (No. 15, 1909, assented_ to6th February, 1909, and No. 37, 1915, assented to13th September, 1915).

WHEREAS by the powers conferred by the said Actsthe Councils of the Municipalities of Fremantle and EastFremantle are jointly authorised to carry out certainundertakings and works and to borrow money for suchpurpose, in the proportion of six-sevenths by the Muni-cipality of Fremantle and one-seventh by the Municipal-ity of East Fremantle: Notice is hereby given of theintention of the said Municipalities to borrow, in theaforesaid proportions, the SUM of Twenty-one thousandpounds (£21,000), that is to say, the Municipality of

BENNETT,Registrar General.

Fremantle £18,000, and the Municipality of East Fre-mantle £3,000, for the purpose of carrying out theseveral undertakings and works set out in the schedulehereunder, plans, specifications, and other particulars ofwhich may be seen at the office of the Town Clerk,Fremantle, or the Town Clerk, East Fremantle, for onemonth during office hours.

The amount is proposed to be raised by the sale ofdebentures bearing interest at 7 per cent. per annum,such interest to be paid half-yearly at the Town Hall,Fremantle, in respect to the said amount borrowed bythe Fremantle Council, and at the Town Hall, EastFremantle, in respect to the said amount borrowed bythe East !Fremantle Council, or such places as may bearranged, and the principal sum on the 11th September,1931.

Schedule ref erred to.

1. Rotary Converter ..2. Three bogie cars ..3. Tramway extension, etc.

s. d... 6,700 0 0.. 10,500 0 0.. 3,800 0 0

£21,000 0 0

Dated at the Town Hall, Fremantle, this 5th day ofJuly, 1921.

F. E. GIBSON,Mayor.

HENRY T. HAYNES,Town Clerk.

Dated at the Town Hall, East Fremantle, this 8thday of July, 1921.

HARRY WOODHOUSE,Mayor.

H. H. PARKER,TOItill

12.56 t. :NTVENT G A.7.!.117 F. W.A.

OF LAND ACT, 1893(Section 75).

Application Nt, 1063/1921,NO8 ICE is her. gavea that pursuant to the directionof the Com:Ili:is:one- of Titles in this behalf it isini ed:.41 on .',e thirtieth day of July to issue to Alex-

Collie Miner a special duplicate Certifi-c Le laud. described 1Jelow the duplicate

cat ;'ale having es is alleged been lost or de-stroyed.

Dated this -V of July, 1921.A, Y. CLYDE,

Reaistrar of Titles.

The land referred to.All those pieces of land containing in the aggregate

thirty-nine perches and six-tenths a perch being Lots72 73 and 70 of Swan Location 1154. situate in Mel-bourne Street on Plan 550 dep--::ed in the Office ofTitles being the whole of the :.:nd comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 433 Fo0:, 50 standing in thename of Alexander Grant of Collie Miner.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893(Section 75).

.t.\.pplieation No. 956/1921.NOItIOE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it is

Ortorthe s'xth day of August next to issue tojute: d

ffig.iims of Nannup Farmer a specialdu, icate w,0.. Title to the land described belothe cf. ct,:e of Title having as is alleged.been Invent.

Dated this fifth day of July, 1921.A. Y. CLYDE,

Registrar of Titles.

The land referred to.All those pieces of land containing eight acres three

roods and ten perches situate in Kearney Street andNorth Street being Naunup Lots 63 and 64 more par-ticularly described in Certificate of Title Volume 514,Folio 78 standing in the name of George Andrew Hig-gins of Nannup Farmer.

J. 177allace Holmes, Busselton, Solicitor for theApplicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893(Section 75).

Application No, 1055/1921.NOTICE is hotailty given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it isintended on the tenth day of August next to issue toCharles George Ellery of Newcastle Bootmaker JohnHugh Phillips of Newcastle Farmer and Obadiah Bullof Newcastle Wine Grower as joint tenants specialduplicate ( .....Orates of Title to the land describedbelow the dupli,atte Certificates of Title having as isalleged been lost or destroyed.

:Dated this fifth day of July, 1921.A. Y. GLYDE,

Registrar of Titles.

The land referred to.

All that piece of land containing twenty-six perchesand eight-tenths of a perch being Lot 7 portion of Avon

'Location U3 situate in Toodyay Street and Bridge Laneon Plan 174 deposited in the Office of Titles being thewhole of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 83Folio 69 standing in the names of Charles GeorgeEllery of Newcastle Bootmaker Joins Hugh Phillipsof Newcastle Farmer and Obadiah Bull of NewcastleWine Grower.

All those pieces of land containing in the aggregatefour acres one rood two perches and seven-tenths of aperch being Lots 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 and 18portions of Avon Location U3 situate in Toodyay Street

River Lane and. Bridge Lace on Plan 174: 0the Are of Titles being the whole of the intb". Title Volume 106 Folio 43 sit;

lorles George Ellery of Neu,.,.;Joh Phillips of Newea,stle Farmer1.31:8 o --castle Wine Grower,

piece of land containing --oneseven-tenths of a perch 12 por-

\ VOTI Location U3 situate 1:r Ln,ne onhmsited in the Office of Tit. the whole

of r.d ia Certificate of Title Folio 8sta mes of Charles Gote. of X een! le r John Hugh PhiftiiFarm( .,1 C badialt Bull of Newcastle Vt.R. If. Derbyshire, Perth, Solicitor for

t9I-IE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 19l9.Closure of Road.

I, THE 'mister for Lands, being the owner of landover or tlomg which the portion of road hereunder

pa,ses, have applied to the Northampton RoadBeard to close the said portion of road, viz.:--

Northampton.7813/9S.N. 149.That portion of Road No. 1977 extending

Fast anil 'Southward from the South-West corner ofr r A.A. Lot 12 to the North boundary of Reserve

NJ. 8036. (Flan 160D/40.)C. 0. MORRIS,

for Minister for Lauds.

Henry Snowdon, on behalf of the NorthamptonRoad Board, hereby assent to the above application toclose the road therein described.

II. SNOWDON,Chairman Nortlnunpton :Road. Board.

24t11 June, 1921.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1593.Notice of Change of Rcgistercd Offlce.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe Vacuum Oil Co. Pty., Ltd., is from 1st July, 1921,changed and is :tithated on the third door Saint George'sHouse, St, C, Terrace, Perth, and will be acces-sible to Fe pahlie i,etween the hours of 9 a.m. and 5p week-days, and 9 a.m. and noon Saturdays.

Dated the 29th June, 1921.LEONARD DAVID DALTOT:, Attorney,

Vacuum Oil Company Pty., Ltd.

The tforld Marine and General Insurance Company, Ltd.THE Registered Offices of the above Company have beenremoved to Commercial Travellers' Chandiers, No. 69St. George's Terrace, Perth.

C. EL .1.M. AGO,Manager for W.A.

In the matter of "The Companies Jet, 1893," and inthe matter of Golden Hope South Gold Mining Com-pany, No-Liability.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered. Office ins' ern Australia. of Golden Hope South Cold Mining

Cerlpaity, No-Liability, is now situate at Marvel Loch,on Gold Mining Lease No. 3217, known us the "Fire

and that Wilton Hack is the Attorney of theCompany in Western Australia.

Dated this 1st day of July, 1921.FORD, RHODES, & DAVIES,

Agents for the Company in 'Western Australia.Ford, Rhodes, Do , Public Accountants, Mines

Chambers, ! l eulcter Road, Kalgoorlie.

Penfold's Wines, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office inDexter: Australia of Penfold's Wines, Limited, ofSydney, New South Wales, is situated at Penfold'sBuildings, off Howard Street, Perth, and that the officeis open to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on week-days and from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.

Dated this 23rd day of June, 1921.WILLIAM RALPH NAIRN,

Attorney in Western Australia for Penfold's Wines,Limited.

Walter Maxwell Nairn, Solicitor, C.T.A. Buildings,'erth.

Notice of ,i-cd Office.3:es, Ltd.

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1;11.1e(1 this

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Solicito,

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fIrd pn.. on-.1 Friday,

1 week.

*locos, Ltd.

COMPANIES ACT, 1e93.:-ve ',Films, Ltd.

Nt9;' '..at the situation of the officeof , as been removed_ from Melrose

1.97 Storray Street, Perth.Dated. 13th July, 1921.

E. J. H. WILSON,Attorney for Feature Films, Ltd.

I if the hi

NOSc ction,H. Jones, d.

this 17th c. .Jul,". l921.C. A. SHERARD,

Acting of Companies,Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.

of "(51-1

cep that,a

1.893"

sions of:iora-d to

In the matte,. of ''The Compatti.es Aet, 1893"(58 Viet., No. 8,

s I that, omof t jatt,

'!13 any, has this1.mi 's, Lie ited.

Dated this 13t1: day of July, 1921.

ActinSupreme Court. Office, Perth

poi isious ofof _ncorpora-

lieen issued to

Sri ERARDof Corollaries.

PERCY RADY, of Northam, in the State of WesternAustralia, Secretary, the person hereunto authorised bythe 'Northam -Workers' Club, do hereby give notice thatI ant desirous that such club should be incorporatedunder the provisions of "The Associations IncorporationAct, 1895."

The following is a copy of the Memorial of the Nor-tham Workers' Club intended to be filed in the SupremeCourt in pursuance of The Associations IncorporationAct, 1595 " :

1. .Name of institutionThe Northam Workers' Club.2. Object or purpose of the institutionTo establish,

maintain, and conduct a club for social and literarypurposes and for the accommodation of the membersof the club, and to provide a club house and other con-veniences, and .2'ener:Illy to afford members all the usualprivileges, advantag'es, conveniences, and accommoda-tion of a club.

3. The name or names of the trusteesDonaldMcKeurie, of Northam, engine-driVer, and TimothyHarnett, of the same place, hairdresser.

4. In whom the mana.,...tement of the institution isvested and by what means (whether by deed, settle-ment, or otherwise)Any committee of seven memberselected for not less than twelve months at the annualgeneral meeting by the general body of the members;president, vice-president, and treasurer shall be ex officiomembers of the committee.

P. RADY,Secretary Northam Workers' Club.

1257

ION ACT, 1395.the of

rekeeper,scoyne-iu anlya.

; ve notice ti Flt Iii icorp °rated

corporation

The te-e filet

" The Asso

Tice 14.c::.

-Memorialsociati,,s,''Incorip- ,:

.

Tea

ITTILLER,

a ; ; of the 5 romori al intended to

pun ',oration Act, "o s ofour t,

Incorporation Act, 1895.

o:in -purseance

95.''

. Teamsters' As-The Associations

the institution.G ascoyne-AIi.s -iociati on.or purpose ofonotir t1,0 soc

c(promo, .eof roads. culver sty:. ater sir,

gl or arnaven.tie or panics of the trustee or trustees.

Archi .: I Trerr i---nistar, Carnarvon ; John Fuller,

5. a whom the the institution isvested aid by win: n the committee, by therules of the said institution.

Richard S. Hayn CS c)..' Co., Solicit(»s, Perid.

the1 general interest of

District, and toal ,authorities forlet in the matter

T11.. ENCORPORA_TION 17, 1895.T. :RD RYE, of Warwick -e St.

Perth, in 11 c , of 1'. Arts-Secretary, the person aqt-la by

' Association o' " doeby give notice that I aiu df,ri ia-

tion should he incorporated uniHr the provisions ofThe Associations Incorporation Act, 1895."Dated this 30th day of dmie, 1921.

E. P

The following is a copy of a Memorial intended to befiled in the Supreme Court, under the previsions a thesaid Act:Memorial of "The Grocers' Association of

Australia," fled in pursuance of "The A.ssocia-(ions Incorporation Act, 1895."

1. Nre ti- institution.TI.- Grocers' Associa-tion

2. Obj,.vide a Gall such il necessa-y to elev::cure the ;: .ncement. of the Asand diffuse information on soundand all matthrs of inter ,°facilities for social intercoura3 of :` holdingmusical . nterts. ....,, .:ts, ofgoodwill, and . ; r: the s of achub;

To aid aged and necessitous members, to protectmembers against persons. unworthy of crerlif g-iv egratuitous advice as to the collection of debts ; to co-operate with other organisations for the purposes ofmutual interests ; to take united action on mattersaffecting the trade, such as holidays, disputes betweenmembers and between employer and employees; to pro-vide legal ;assistance to financial members where ad-visable.

To borrow moneys, purchase or otherwise acquire anyproperty for the purposes of the association and con-struct, alter, and maintain buildings or sell, lease, mort-gage, or otherwise deal with same; to support or op-pose legislation or other matters affecting the tradegenerally; to devise a scheme for the registration ofassistants, to prevent unfair competition between mem-bers, and provide for a uniform scale of mices in re-spect to particular goods; to do all such things as are

'0-Grocers and do

the status and ''ro-'id ; to rare

(10'- "!?\',:;ENT

inie camel Helve to the interests of the associa-ual -welfare of members.

established. Nos. 4 and 5s Terrace, Perth.

the trustee or ty' i.Kemp, Willi: John

. dWarwe:.

Cooke.5. In

vested o

or othmw apointed by a genanee with 11:0 rill, s o

nt of the institidon isby deed, settlement,

of Management op-, members in accord

atnon.1

Court ofBankru

In the matter of "The 110Act, 1898," and in tIeMg as "The RogStreet, Perth, Manu

NOTIDE is hereby givenhas executed e deed of as

;7 esi Au Si'toy.ekruptcy Act Amendment

e of Robert Hall, trod-hip g, ]Factory," Queena Debtor.

aboye-named debtorfinder the provisions

of " Eankrupte.y Act A m dment Act, 1898,'' toilebden James, as 1 ;1i-1. i-und that the same is

now- mink, for inspection and execution at the offices of50-52 Weld Chanfi tow, St. George's Ter-

race, l'ertlBated this 14th day of July, 1921.

-di'. M. MOSS,Official. Receiver in Bankruptcy.

In the matter of " Tla Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," end in the mail er of Alfred JohnHueppau East Kittanning, Farmer, a Debtor.

NOT E is hie u:;,- given that a ,M,e1ng, of the Credi-tors of Alfred 11.oppatill, of Katiming, inthe State of V. -sp.dri. Austi alio, farm id, a. debtor, willbe held at the oillees of C. A. Cooper, Solicitor, 105 St.George 's Terrace, Perth, on Monday, the 25tli day ofJuly, 1921, at 3.30 o 'clock in the afternoon.

Dated this 13th day of .1 illy, 1921.COOP:ER, & WATTS,

Solicitors for the Debtor.G. A. Cooper, 125 St. George's Terrace, Perth, Agent

for Cooper ,j) 11"atts Solie Flo Katenning

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto-fore su te.; between no the undersigned, CharlesGeorge P1 14:in. and Alfred Leslie Trotter, carrying onbusiness as Bakers, at 1100111, under the style or firm of" Peterkin & Trotter," has been dissolved by mutualconsent as iron) the fourth day of july, One thousandnine hundred and twenty-one.

All debts due to and owing by the said late firm willhe received and paid, respectively, by the said AlfredLeslie Trotter, who will continue to can't' on the saidbusiness in his own name.

Dated the fourth day of July, One thousand ninehundred and twenty-one.

C. 0.. PETTERKIN.A. L. TROTTER.

Witness to signatures :M. O'Brien,

Solicitor, Moora.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto-fore subsisting between Alexander j01111 Stewart, ofYork Street, East Fremantle, and Oswald Frank Owen,of Canning Road, East Fremantle, carrying on businessas Signwriters in ii phi Street, Fremantle, under thestyle or firm of "Stewart & Owen." the Sign-men, wason the 8th day of July, 1921, dissolved by mutual con-sent.

All debts due to and owing by the late firm will bereceived and Paid bg the undersigned, Oswald FrankOwen, by whom the business will in future be carried on.

Dated this 8th day of July, 1921.A. J. STEWART.O. P. OWEN.

Signed in the presence of,William E. Slattery,

Clerk to Stowell, Hardwick, Forman,Solicitors, _Fremantle.

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