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

WEsTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT, j K,C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in and

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

[as.] wealth of Australia.Corr. No. 3/43:

WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893, Amend-ment Act, 1896 (60 Vict., No. 22), the Goves-nor isempowered by Proclamation in the Governmett Gazetteto revest isa I-us Majesty, as of isis foa'mer estate, all orasiy lands whereof His Majesty may become the regis-tea-ed propa'ictor: And whereas his Majesty is now theregistered pi-oprietor of portion of Swan Location 1313,being Lot 68 of Block 3, on Deposited Plan 922, regis-tered in the Office of Titles in Volume 400, Polio 196:Now, therefore I, the said Lieutenant-Governor, withthe advice and consent of tile Executive Council, do bythis Proclamation s-evest in I-us Majesty, his heirs andsuccessors, poi-tion of Sw-an Location 1313, being Lot(38 of Block 3, on Deposited Plan 922 aforesaid, as of

his former estate.Given under my hasid and tile Public Seal of the

said State, at Pes-th, this First day of June,1943.

By His Excellency's Command,

'. J. S. WISE,Minister foa' Lands,

GOD SAVE THE KING!

PROCLAMATION(nuder 60 Vict., No. 22, See. 6)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir Tames Mitchell.TO WIT. 5 K.C.M,G., Lieutenant-Governor in and

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

wealth of Australia,

Corr. No. 904/38.WHEREAS by the Ta-ansfer of Land Act, 1893, Amend-ment Act, 1896 (60 Vict., No. 22), the Governor isempowered, by Proclamation in tile Government Gazette,

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to revest in His Majesty as of isis former estate all orassy lands whoa-cot His Majesty may become the regis-tered proprietor: And w'hereas His Majesty is now theregistered propa-ietor of Naasnup Lot 217, a-egistea-ed inthe 01(3cc of Titles in Volume 1070, Folio 535: Now,thea-efoa-e I, the said Lieutenant-Governor, with theadvice and consent of tile Executive Council, do by tiaisProclamation revest iii His Majesty, his heirs and suc-cessors, Nannup Lot 217 aforesaid as of his formerestate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 1st day of June,1943.

By His Exeelleiscy 's Command,

(Sgd.) F. J- S. WISE,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING

Tue Laud Act, 1933-1939.

PROCLAMATION

(Resumption)IVeETEIIN AUsTRAlIA, 1 By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,

rn our. K.C.M,G,. Lie,ilenam,l -Governor in andlAMES Mmu'cFmELa, over the State of Western Australia

l,ienlesant-Goverser, and its Dependencies in the Common-[cs,] weallh of Australia.

Corr. No. 479/41.WHEHEAS by section 11 of the Land Act, 1933-1939,the Governor may resume, for an of the purposes speci-fied in section 29 of the said Act, any portion of landheld as a Conditiosial Purchase Lease: And whereas itis deemed expedient that the portion of CosaditionalPurchase Lease 22308/68 (Ninghasi Location 2581), asdescribed hereunder, should be resumed for one of tilepurposes specified in paragraph g of section 29 of thesaid Act, that is to say, for Agricultural Water Supply:Now, therefore I, Sir James Mitchell, Lieutenant-Gover-nor as aforesaid, with the advice of tile ExecutiveCouncil, do by this my Proclamation resume portion of

No. 27.] PERTH : FRIDAY, JUNE 11. [1943.

592 dOVEUNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JuicE 11, 194.3.

Conditional Purchase Lease 22308/68 (Ninglian Loca-cation 2581) for the purpose aforesaid.

Schedule.That portion of Conditional Purchase Lease 22308/68

(Ninghan Location 2581), being portion of the areasurveyed and shown on Diagram 57886 as portion ofNinghan Location 3881, containing 24 acres 0 roods 26perches. (Plan 65/80, B3.)

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 1st day of June,1943.

By His Excellency 's Command,

(Sgd.) F. J. S. WISE,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING!

AT a meeting of the Executive Cou,icil held at Perth,this first day of June, 1943, the following Orders inCouncil were authorjsecl to be issued:

The Land Act, 1933-1939.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 5430/26.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1939,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality,road board, or other person or persons, to be namedin the order, in trust for the like or other public pur-poses to be specified in such order: And whereas it isdeemed expedient that Reserve No. 4144, at Parkervillc,should vest in and be held by the Mundaring RoadBoard in trust for the purpose of a Quarry: Now, there-fore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, by andwith the advice and consent of the Executive Council,60th hereby direct that the before-mentioned reserveshall vest in and be held by the Muadaring Road Boardin trust for the pcirpoe aforesaid, subject neverthelessto the powers reserved to him by section 37 of the saidAct.

(Sgd.) B. Ii. DOIG,Acting Clerk of the Council.

Local Authorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W. 533/43.WHEREAS it is enacted by section 4 of the LocalAuthorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942, that the Governormay, on the recommendation of the Minister, but subjectto the requirements of the proviso to the said section,by Order in Council, authorise a local authority toestablish during the present war and to maintain areserve fund for the purpose of accumulating therein anysurplus of ordinary revenue of the local authority overexpenditure at the end of each financial year of timelocal authority, and of applying the moneys in suchreserve fund, and any hicorne or profit derived from theinvestment of moneys in such reserve fnnd in the carry-big out after time cessation of time present n-ar of worksand undertakings, authorised by the Local GovernmentAct of the local authority which time local authority maynot be able conveniently to carry out during the presentwar: And whereas it is desirable that such a reserve fundslmall be established by the Perenjori Road Board:Now, therefore, 1-us Excellency the Lieutenant-Gover-nor, acting pursuant to the recommendation of theMinister, and by and with the advice and consent ofthe Executive Council and in exercise of the powerconferred by the said Act, after being satisfied as ic-quired by the proviso to section 4 of the said Act, dothhereby authmorise the Perenjori Road Board to establishand maintain a reserve fund, and cloth hereby specifyunder section 7 of the said Act that the amount of suchsurplus revenue to be paid into such reserve fund shallhe £848 us. lOd. under and for the purposes of thesaid Act.

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

Local Authorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W. 234/43.WHEREAS it is enacted by section 4 of the LocalAuthorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942, that the Governormay, on the recommendation of the Minister, but subjectto the requirements of the proviso to time said section,

by Order in Council, autliorise a local authority toestablish during the present war and to maintain areserve fund for the purpose of accumulating therein anysurplus of ordinary revenue of the local authority overexpenditure at time end of each financial year of thelocal authority, and of applying the moneys in suchreserve fund, mind any income or profit derived from thcinvestment of moneys in such reserve fund in the carry-ing' out after time cessation of the present war of worksand undertakings, auth orised by tIme Local GovernmentAct of time local authority which the local authority maynot be able conveniently to carry out during the Preselitn-ar: And whereas it is desirable that such a reserve fusidchaD be established by the Narembeen Road Board:Now, therefore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor,acting pursuant to the reconunendation of the Minister,and by and with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil and in exercise of tIme power conferred by thesaid Act, after being satisfied as required by the provisoto section 4 of the said Act, doth hereby authorise timeNarenmteen Road Board to establish and maintain areserve fund, and doth hereby specify under section 7 ofthe said Act Gmat the amount of such surplus revenue tohe paid into such reserve fund shall be £50 under andfor the puiposes of the said Act.

(Sgd.) B. I-I. DOIG,Acting Clerk of time Council.

Local Authorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W. 207/43.WHEREAS it is enacted by section 4 of the LocalAuthorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942, that the Governormay, on the recommendation of time Minister, but subjectto time requirements of time proviso to time said section,by Order in Council, authorise a local authority toestablish during the present war and to maintain areserve fund for time purpose of accumulating therein anysurplus of ordinary revenue of the local authority overexpenditure at the end of each financial year of thelocal authority, and of applying time moneys in suchreserve fund, and any income or profit derived from theinvestment of moneys in such reserve fund in the carry-ing out after the cessation of time present war of worksand undertakings, authiorised by time Local GovernmentAct of time local authority which the local authority maynot be able conveniently to carry out during time presentwar: And whereas it is desirable that inch a reserve fundshah lie established by time Drakesbroohc Road Board:Now, therefore, his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor,acting pursuant to tIme recommendation of the Minister,mind by and with the advice and consent of time ExecutiveCouncil and iii exercise of time power conferred by thesaid Act, after being satisfied as required by the provisoto section 4 of the said Act, doth hereby authorise theDrakesbroolc Road Board to establish and maintain areserve fund, rind doth hereby specify under section 7of tile said Act that the amount of such surplus revenueto be paid into such reserve fund shall be £575 underand for time purposes of the said Act.

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

Local Authorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W. 391/43.WHEREAS it is enacted by section 4 of the LocalAuthorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942, that the Governormay, on time reconisnendation of the Minister, but subjectto time requirements of the proviso to time said section,by Order in Council, authiorise a local authority toestablish during the present war and to maintain areserve fund for tIme purpose of accumulating therein anysurplus of ordinary revenue of time local authority overexpenditure at time end of each financial year of thelocal authority, and of applying time moneys in suchreserve fund, and any income or profit derived from tImeinvestment of moneys in such reserve fund in time carry-ing out after time cessation of the present war of worksand undertakings, autimorised by tIme Local GovernmentAct of time local authority which time local authority maynot be able comiveniently to carry out durimig the presentwar: And whereas it is desirable that such a reserve fundshall be -established by the Leonora Road Board: Now,

therefore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, act-ing pursuant to the recommendation of the Minister,and by and with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil and in exercise of the power conferred by thesaid Act, after being satisfied as required by the provisoto section 4 of the said Act, dotli hereby authorisethe Leonora Road Board to establish and maintain areserve fund, and dotli hereby specify under section 7of the said Act that the amount of such surplus revenueto be paid into such reserve fond shall be £1,464 underand for the purposes of the said Act.

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

Local Authorities (Reserve Funds Act, 1942.

ORI)ER IN COUNCIL.p'\T 234/43.

WHEREAS it is enacted 1 v section 4 of the- LocalAuthorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942, that the Governormay, on the recommendation of the Minister, but subjectto the requirements of the proviso to the said section,by Order in Council, autliorise a local authority toestablish during the preseist war and to maintain areserve fund for the purpose of accumulating therein anysurplus of orcliary revenue of the local authority overexpenditure at the end of eac-h financial year of thelocal authority, and of applying the moneys in suchreserve fund, and any income or profit derived from theinvestment of moneys in such reserve fund in the carry-ing out after the cessation of the pi'esent war of worksand undertakings, authiorised by the Local GovernmentAct of the local authority which the local authority maynot he able conveniently to carry out during the preseistwIn: And whereas it is desirable that snclm a reserve fundshall be established hr the Irwin Road Board: Nowtherefore, His Excellency, the Lieutenant-Governor, act-big pursuant to the reeonnnendation of the Minister, andby and with the advice and consent of the ExecntiveCouncil and in exercise of the power conferred by timesaid Act, after being satisfied as required by the provisoto section 4 of the said Act, dotlm hereby authorise theIrwin Road Board to establish and maintain a reservefund, and doth hereby specify under section 7 of thesaid Act that tIme amount of such surplus revenue to bepaid into such reserve fond shall he £297 under andfos- the purposes of the said Act.

(Sgd.) 11. H. DOIG,Acting C]erk of the Council.

Local Authorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.F.W. 234/43.

WI-IEREAS it is enacted isv section 4 of the LocalAuthorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942, that the Governormay, on the recommendation of the Minister, but subjectto the requirements of the proviso to the said section,h Order in Council, authorise a local authority toestablish during the present war and to maintain areseive fund fos- the purpose of accumulating therein anysurplus of ordinary revenue of the local authority overexpenditure at time end of each financial year of thelocal authority, and of applying the moneys in suchreserve fund, and any incense or profit derived from theinvestment of moneys in such reserve fund in the carry-ing out after the cessation of the present war of worksand undertakings, imuthorised by the Local GovernmentAct of the local authority svhich the local authority maynot be able conveniently to carry out during time presentivar: And whereas it is desirable that such a reserve fundshall be established by the Mundaring Road Board: Now,therefore, I-us Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, act-ing pursuant to the recommendation of the Minister, andby and with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil and in exercise of time power conferred by thesaid Act, after being satisfied as required by the provisoto section 4 of the said Act, doth hereby authorise theMundaring Road Board to establish and maintain a re-serve fund doth hereby specify, under section 7 oftime said Act that the ansount of such surplus revenue tohe paid into such reserve fund shall be £250 under andfor the purposes of time said Act.

(Sgd.) B. i-I. DOIG,Acting Clerk of the Council.

Local Authorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 234/43.

WI-IEREAS it is enacted by section 4 of tIme LocalAuthorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942, that the Governormay, on the recommendation of the Minister, but subjectto the requirements of the proviso to the said section,by Order in Council, authorise a local authority toestablish during the present war and to maintain areserve fund for time purpose of accumulating therein anysurplus of ordinary res-enue of the local authority overexpenditure at the end of each financial year of timelocal authority, and of applying the moneys in suchreserve fund, and any income or profit derived from theinvestment of moneys in such reserve fund in the carry-ing out after the cessation of the present war of worksand undertakings, anthorised by the Local GovermnentAct of the local authority which the local authority maynot be able conveniently to carry out during time pm-emendwar: And whereas it is desirable that such a reserve fundshall he established by the Meckerimmg Road Board: Now,therefore, 1-us Excellency the Lie, tenant-Governor, act-ing ptirsemant to the recommendation of the Minister, andby and with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveConneil and in exercise of tile posver conferred by thesaid Act, after being satisfied as required by the pro-vise to section 4 of the said Act, doth hereby authorisethe Meckerhig Road Board to establish and maintain areserve fund, and doth hereby specify under section 7of the said Act thmat the amount of such surplus revenueto be panT into suehi reserve fund shmall be £500 underand for the purposes of the said Act.

(Sgd.) H. H. DOIG,Acting Clerk of time Council.

Locnl Authorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W. 561 /43.'WHEREAS it is enacted by section 4 of the LocalAuthorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942, that time Gov-cr1101 may, on the recommendation of the Ministerhut subject to tIme requirements of the proviso to thesaid section by Order in Council autimorise a localauthority to establish during the present war and tomaintain a reserve fund for the purpose of accumu-lating therein any surplus of ordinai-y revenue of thelocal authority ores- expenditure at the end of eachfinancial year of tim local authority, and of applyingthe luone s in such reserve fund and any income orprofit derived from the investment of moneys insichm reserve fund, in time carrying out, after the cessa-

tion of the present war, of worhcs ansi undertaldingsunthorised hr time Local Governmeut Act of the localauthority which the local authority may not be ableconveniently to carry out dum-ing time present war:And whereas it is desirable that such a resei-ve fundshall be established by time Nedhands Road Board:Now, therefore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Gover-nor, acting pursuant to time recommendation of theMinister amid hr amwl with tue advice and consent ofthe Executive (oimncil amid in exercise of time powerconfermed by tIme said Act, after being satisfied as re-quired by time proviso to sectiomi 4 of the said Aet,dothi hmes'ehv authmorise the Nedhamids Road Board toestablish ansi maintain a m-esers-e fund.

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

Local Ammthorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W. 568/43.'WHEREAS it is emiacted by section 4 of the LocalAuthorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942, that the Gov-crises nmay, on the recommendation of the Ministerhut subject to time requirements of the proviso to thesaid section by Order in Council authorise a localauthority to establisim during the presemat war and tomaimitain a reseive fund for time purpose of accumu-biting therein any surplus of ordinary revenue of thelocal authmomity over expenditure at the end of eachfinancial year of time local authority, and of applyingthe moneys in such me-serve fund and any income or

JUNE 11, 1943.] GOVEHNMENT GAZETTE, \ 593

OTERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JuNE 11, 194g.

profit derived from time investment of moneys insuch reserve fund, in the carrying out, after time cessa-tion of the present war, of works and undertakingsautliorised by the Local Government Act of tile localauthority which the local authority may not be ableconveniently to carry out during the preselit war:And whereas it is desirable that such a reserve fundshall bo established by tile Midland Junction Munici-pality: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Goverilor, acting pursuant to tile recomniendation ofthe Minister and by and with the advice and consentof the Executive Council and in exercise of the powerconferred by the said Act, after being satisfied, asrequired by the proviso to section 4 of time said Act,doth hereby authorise the Midland Junctiomi Munici-pality to establish and milaintaimi a. reserve fund, andcloth hereby specify, under section 7 of the said Act,that tile amount of such surplus revenue to he paidinto such re-serve fund shah be £1,944 lls. Pd. underand for the purposes of the said Act.

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

Premier's Office,Perth, 10th June, 1943.

lr1 is ilereby notified, for public inforniation, that HisExcellency tile Lieutenant-Governor has approved ofthe following acting appointments :The Honourable H.Millington to act as Minister for Lands and Agricul-ture during tile absence of time Honourable F. J. S.Wise in the Eastern States in connection with theColnmnonwealth Rural Reconstruction Coinniissioa; thelionourable W. H. Kitson to act as Minister for Mines,l{ealth, and Civil Defence during the absence of tileHonourable A. H. Panton in tile Eastern States.

cx officio JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.IT is hereby notified, for public inforniation, thatWilliam Robertson, Esquire, Chairman of the Pepper-mint Grove Road Board, has been appointed, undersection 9 of the Justices' Act, 1902-1936, as a Justiceof the Peace for the Perth and Freinantle MagisterialDistricts, during his term of office as Cilairman of theBoard.

B. H. DOIG,Acting Secretary Prenner 's Office.

Comnlonwcaitll of Australia.ORDER UNDER REGULATION 4 OF THE NATIONAL SECURITY (GENERAL)

BEG ULATION5.\\TJIEIIEAS by regulation 4 of time National Security (General) Regulations it ispro\sded (amongst other tiliugs) that if it appears to time Minister to be necessaryor expedient in the interests of the Defence of the Commmionwealth or the efficientprosecution of the war, or for Illaintaining snpphes and services essential to tilelife of the community, that special precautions should be taken for the securityof any place, he may by Order declare that place to be a prohibited place, eithergenerally or dnring such hours or during the existence of such circumstances as arespecified ill the order for the purposes of tile regulations: And whereas by instrumentof delegation dated the seventh day of May, 1942, made in pursuance of section17 of the National Security Act, 1939-1940, .Toimn Curtimm tile Minister of State forDefence, delegated to every officer who should at any tune during the continuanceof the delegation be holding the office Or performimig the duties of tile office ofComnmnander of a. Lilies of Commnunicatiou Amen the powers and functions conferredupon time said Minister by regulation 4 of the National Security (General) Regulationsin reiatiomi to that Lines of Communication Area: And whereas by regulation 4(6) (b) of the National Security (General) Regulations it is provided that theMinister may, if lie thinks fit, in any Order made under subregulatiomi (1) of thisregulation or by separate Order, authorise any officer or person to issue permitsto enter, approach, inspect, pass over or be in or in the neighbourhood of a prohibitedplace: Amid whereas by regulation 4 (6) (c) of time National Security (General)Regulations, it is provided that the Minister mnay, if lie thinks fit, in any Oldermade under subregulation (1) of this regulation or by separate order, specify anofficer or person to exercise and perform the powers amid functions of the officer orperson Ui charge of amiy prohibited place for the purposes of these regulatiomis: Andwhereas it appears to Isle, Oswald \Tick Hoad, Brigadier Commamiding Western Aus-tralia Lines of Comnmumsication Area, necessary and expediemmt, iii time interests oftime Defence of the Commonwealth ammd time efficient prosecution of tue war, thatspecial precautions should lie taicen for time security of the place referred to in theSchedule hereto, being a place situated within time said Western Australia Lines ofConminunication Area: Now, therefore I, the said Oswald Yicic Hoad, acting in pur-suamice of the said regulation amid iustrnimment of delegation, do hereby order asfollows:

that the place described iii time Schedule hereto is declared to be aprohibited place gemieraily for the purpose of the National Security(General) R;egulatiomis from the date of tue malcimig of this Order;

that Temnpornry Major Colimi Ecinie Browmi (WX29331), G.S.I., WesternAustralia Lines of Commmmunicatiomi Area, is authorised to issue permitsto emmter, approach, immspect, pass over, or be iii or in the neighbour-hood of time said proinbited place;

that Temuporary Captain Jose-phi George Frederick Senior, M.C.(WX237570), Western Australia Lines of Commmmnumueation Area Section,Intelligence Corps, is specified as the officer to exercise and performthe powers amid functions of the officer in charge of the said pro-hibited place for the purpose of these Regulations.

Time Schedule.All that area of land amid water situated at Primieess Royal Harbour, on the

south coast of We-ste-ni Australia, contained withimi the following boundaries:-Comnnmemieing at Rushy Point amid proceeding due east from timis point fom a distanceof 1 mnile 20 chains; tliemmce due south to cut the coastline at high-water mark; thiemmeein a miomtim-westerly direction aloug the coastline as defimied at hugh-water markto time south-eastern corner of Piantagenet Location 101; thienee westerly along thesoutimern boundaries of Plantagamiet Locations 101, 25, 52, amid 204, thence northcilyalommg time eastern boumidarv of Spring street to cut the coastline as defined at high-water mnarhc; thence miorth-westeriy along time coastline as defined at highi-water markto time poimit of commemicement.

Dated this 3othm day of May, 1943.OSWALD V. HOAD,

Brigadier Commanding Western AustraliaLines of Communication Ai-ea.

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Commonwealth of Australia.NATIOAAL SECURITY (GENERAl.)

REGULATIONS.State of Western Australia.

Public A uthorities and Corporations Powers Order.\VIIEREAS by regulation 35A of the ConunonwealtiiNational Security (General) Regulations (as amendedby Statutory Rule 1941, No. 287) it is provided interolin that the Premier of any State, after consultationwith the Minist,r of State for flume Security or anofficer of the Department of home Security auti,orisedby that Minister to act on his behalf antI with the Com-manclant of a Military district, or an officer a uthorisedby the Minister of State for Defence, or the Ministerof State for the Army to act on behalf of such Coin-niantlant, may by Order make such provision as lie deemsnecessary to protect the persons and property of thecivil population in that State or any part thereoi inease of enmergency And whereas I, John Collings Will-cock, )J.L.A., Premier of the State of West era Aus-tralia, acting under the authority o the said regulation 35A, issued an Order date the 23rd dan of Febru-cry, 1942, which was published in tIme Gorernsmmen IGazette of Western Anstralia on the same date andtherein is cited as the ' 'Public Authorities and Cor-porations Powers Order,'' which Order is still in forceAnd whereas I, the said John Collings Willeock, as suchI 'reumier aforesaid and acting under the authority afore-said, issued a further Order dated time 1st day of Septeumber, 1942, whirl, was published in the GovernmentGacelte on the 4th dcv of September, 1912, and thereinis cited as ffie Public A utliori ties anti CorporationsI'owers Order No. 2,'' which anmended time Public Autim-orities and Corporations Powers Oi'der first herciubeforementioned anti is still in force And whereas it is nowdeenied ned-cleary and expedient further to ,uend thesaid Order in time manner hereinafter mentioned: Now,therefore I, the said .Jolmn Cohlings Willeock, M.L.A., assuch Premier aforesaid, acting by virtue of the authorityconferred by the said regulation .35A, and after duoconsultation as aforesaid, do hereby order a s follows -

Tins Order nary he cited as the Public Authoritiesand Corporations Powers Order No. 3.

This Order shall be read as one with the PublicAuthorities and Corporations Powers Order dated the23rd day of February, 1942, and published in the Gov-ernment Ga:ette of Western Avstrahia on the saìne date(hereina fter referred to as ti,e principal Order) andwith the Public Authorities and Corporations PowersOrder No. 2 aforesaid.

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Clerk, Local Court, Perth (Item 1477)

Cashier, Local and Police Courts (Item 1478)

Clerk, Local Court, Perth ([tens 1479)

Clerk, Freniantle Court (Item 14981 -.

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Plan Mounter and Electric Printer (Item 1144)

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Clerk-in-Charge. Correspondence

Thin principal Ordei- is hereby miumended by addingto clause 4 of the principal Order a further proviso asfollows:

Provided further that-nothing in this clause shall be deenied

to prohibit or shall prohibit tIme payment engratia liv ama- public authority otit of its fundsor revenue of conipeusation in any tmnount toan)- pci-sun for or hi respect of any loss or injurysustained by such person as uieimtioned in thisclause, whenever such public authority is satis-fied that the circumstances of the ease warrantpayment of compensation and is willing to makesuch payment;

paragraph (ii) of clause 3 of thus Ordershalt extend to and autlmorise the payment ofcompensation as aforesaid out of the funds orrevenue of tile public authority; anti

tins proviso shall opemate anti haveeffect anti shall he deemed to have been inopem-ation and to have had effect as fronm andincluding tIme 23rd day of February. 1942.

Dated thus 8th day of Juime, 1943.

(Sgd.) J. WILLCOCK,Premier of tIme State of Westermm Australia.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 10th June, 1943.

TIlE lion. Altmmister for Justice has approved of theappoiutmneat of Roy Vernon Edwards as Ilaihiff of thelirteigetowu Local Court. vice L. 11. O'Brien, tians-1cm-red.

CAS1I ORDER LOST.

THE Department has been notified that Cash OiderNo. 59949, dated the 29tlm April, 1943, drawn on theClerk of Courts' Trust \ecoummt for the sum of h9s.ii d., iii favour of P. Panizzi, has been lost by tImepayee; paymemmt has been stopped amid it is intended toissue a fresim order in lieu thereof.

II. B. HAYLES,Undem Secretary for Law.

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

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner,

Position. Salary.

596 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JrncE 11, 1943.

THE following information is published in accordance with section 5, subsection (3), of the Land Agents Act, 1921.

A. J. REID,Fnder Treasurer.

Allen, C. J.Allen, C. W.Anderson, H. W.Aruott, Henry K.Arnott, HTiffiam

Barker, E. S.

Barlow, J. B.Barr, J. E.Barrett, N. F.Blacklock, S. E.Bogle, A. C.Bovell, A. H.Brewis, EdwardBritten, E. A.Brown, C. L.Brown, JamesBrown, J. D.Burnett, EricBurnharn, JamesBurridge, Les]ie

Cameron, R. A.Campbell, H. H.Cargeeg, G. S.Cargeeg, H. A.Carmichael, H. J.Cavanagh, C. V.Charles, G. J.Coates, WilliamConnigrave, W. P.Coughlin, MichaelCurlewis, G. C.

Davey, P. J. H.Deshon, F. W. A.Devenish, C. R. B.Diamond, EdwardDouglas, ThompsonDudley, C. G.

Elvey, H. N:.

Filmer, W. J.Floyd, T. A.Foristal, IsaacFox, Edmund

Gannaway, HenryGeere, A. N.Graham, D. H.

Halbert, T. G.Hancock, NeilsonHarper, E. W.Harris, H. T.Hendy, W. G.Hickey, A. L.Hickcy, C. E. ill.Higham, F. G.Hodd, W. C.Hodder, E. ArnoldHolland, H. L.Hollett, CharlesHolmes, T. A.

Inkpen, RoyIrvin, SamuelIrvine, Margaret

Jones, F. A.Jones, Horace

Keane, J. V.Kearns, B. (Mrs.)Kendall, T. L.Kerr, P. C.Kildahl, A. E.Killerby, B. K.

Name.

LAND AGENTS ACT, 1921.

HimselfHimselfHimselfHimselfWestralian Farmers, Ltd.

WA. Trustee, Executor, & Agency Co.,Ltd.

Ferris & Forbes ......Himself ...Trenarnan, Barrett Ltd.Park Land & Estate AgencyBogle Bros. ...Himself ...Toodyay Valley Co.op. Co., Ltd.Himself ...Cecil Brown & Co.James Brown & Co.......HimselfBurnett & SmithHimselfHimself

.Dalgety & Co., Ltd.HimselfCargeeg Bros.HimselfMcLean, Carmichael, Ltd.Cavanagh & CampbellHimselfJames Gardiner, Ltd.Connigrave and Co.Shugg & CoughlinHimself ...

Arthur Johnston & Co.Himself ...

B. Devenish & SonsHimselfHimselfDudley & Dwyer

Himself

Filmer & Forbes, Ltd.Floyd & Leishman, Ltd.Foristal & Co.......Himself

W. E. Clarke & Co.A. N. Geere and Newnha.inHimself ...

Halbert Service, Ltd....HimselfE. & S. Harper, Ltd.Ding, Dewey, and OrhiltreeBritish Finance & Agency Co., Ltd.HimselfHickey & SonJ. J. & F. 0. HighamHodd, Cuthbertson, & North, Ltd.HimselfHimselfHimselfHolmes Bros.

HimselfRoy S. Irvin, Ltd. ...West Perth Estate Agency

General Estate & Agency CoPerpetual Executors, Trustees, & Agency

Co., Ltd.

HimselfN:. Burke Pty., Ltd

Kendall & CliftonHimselfA. A. Booth & (In.Ki]lerby's Stores

.59 Marine terrace, Geraldton.Fortune street, Narrogin.206 William street, Perth.35 South terrace, Fremantle.569 Wellington street, Perth.

135 St. George's terrace, Perth.

Bay View terrace, Claremont.97 William street, Perth.89 St. George's terrace, Perth.426 Albany road, Victoria Park.175 Marine terrace, Geraldton.Queen street, Bussclton.Toodyay.Collie.95 Hannan street, Kalgoorlie.Sheffield House, Hay street, Perth.279-281 Albany road, Victoria l'ark.T. & G. Chambers, l'erth.191 Murray street, Perth.AMP. Buildings, Perth.

15 William street, Perth.20 Padbury Buildings, Forrest place, Perth.62 St. George's terrace, Perth.39-41 Barrack street, Perth.Perpetual Trustee Buildings, I'erth.E.S. & A. Bank Buildings, Geraldton.West Australian Chambers, Perth.Withnell Chambers, Howard street, Perth.44 Adelaide stnet, Fremantle.T. & G. Chambers, Perth.145 Fitzgerald street, Northern.

Albany.Perth road, Bassendean.187 James street, Guildford.45 Market street, Frernantle.15 Preston street, Corno.98 St. George's terrace, Perth.

25 Stirling highway, Nedlands.

Clive street, Katann.ing.Victoria House, Perth.65 St. George's terrace, Perth.62 Eighth avenue, Maylands.

Wagin.New Zealand Chambers, PerthNarrogin.

London Court, Perth.205 St. George's terrace, Perth.70 Stirling highway, Cottesloe.Maple House, Merredin.169 High street, 1"rernantle.Bay View terrace, Claremont.Sheffield House, Perth.49 High street, Frernautle.Warwick House, Perth.A.M.P. Chambers, Perth.AMP. Chambers, Perth.130 Fitzger ld street, Northam.421 Wellington street, Perth.

Avon terrace, York.97 St. George's terrace, Perth.1224 Hay street, Perth.

165 High street, Fremantle.St. George's terrace, Perth.

65 St. George's terrace, Perth.Gledden Buildings, Perth.61 Stirling highway, Cottesloe.135 St. George's terrace, Perth.97 St. George's terrace, Perth.Queen street, Busselton.

On behalf of: Principal Place of Business.

JTJNE 11, 1943.]

Name.

Lang, HarryLangsford, J. W.......Lechmere, JaneLeedman, Blanche E.Luber. Gustus

Manners, W. M.Martin, E. W.MeCallum, J. A.McCarthy, J. R....McLean, V. L.Meadoweroft, ArnoldMeidrum, 4. A.Merrifleld, H. B.Miles, H. E.Mimer, J. G.Mitchinson, B. E.

Newman, H. L.Newnham, H. L.Noble, Richard

Oldfleld, E. H.Olifent, F. V.Orr, Thos.......O'Sullivan, D. F.Ottewell, Harry

Pacey, H. H.Page-Wright, GeorgePayne, H. F. E.Pearson, F. R.Peet, C. F.Perrett, A. F.Piesse, H. V.Plummer, A. F.Pursey, PercyPyman, E. A.

Reynolds, T. D.Robertson, \\rm.Rocke, AntonioRowledge, Jas.

Samson, W. F.Sanderson, Win. L.Scarf, K. R. B.Schofield, Wm.

Schruth, lIT A. 0.Seddon, H.Sewell, ChristinaSewell, H. C.Shearn, H. \TShepherd, AileenSilich, A....Skinner, H. LeeSnowden, C. H.Steere, F........Stios, A. G.

Stirling, F. H. A.Stratton, J. P.Synnot, M. M.

'Icede, G. H.Thorogood, A. H.Throssell, CecilToy, W. B.Truscott, AlbertTurner, A. F.

Van Dal, Sidney . -.\Terschuer, J. J. P. Z.

Wallis, RoyWalters, A. J.Waters, G. J.Watts, A. J. H.West, lIT T.Wheeldon, WalterWilliams, R. H.Wilson, H. B.Woodhouse, B. E. A.

Yeaman, V. C.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 597

LAND AGENTS ACT, 1921continued.

HimselfLangsford & SonHallam & Co.Herself

Luber & Co.

W. M. Mammrs & Co., LtdErnie Martin & Co., Ltd.Canning and South-West Land AgencyHimselfCecil Dent, Ltd. ... .. -Himself . - -.HimselfHimself ..HimselfMimer & Co....James Hall

Newman's Estate AgencyEl. L. Newnhain & SonHimself

Wigmore's, Ltd.......Himself ...Thomas On' & Co.The General Agency Co.Ottewells, Ltd.

Orr & PaceyHimself ...Montgomery, Anderson & Co.I-limselfPeet & Co., Ltd.HimselfHimselfBrown, Bureau Ply., Ltd.Himself .Himself

T. D. Reynolds, Ltd.Robertson Bros., Ltd.HimselfPatterson & Co., Ltd.

HimselfElder, Smith & Co., Ltd.HimselfHimself

Premier Estate AgencyRidge & Co.Mrs. T. H. Blake

C. Sewell & Co., Ltd.Shearn Bros.A. Shepherd & Co.HimselfHimselfSnowden & Willson Agency, Ltd.Steere & ClarkeStiles & Stiles

HimselfJ. P. Stratton, Ltd.Synnot & Synnot

On Behalf of:

HimselfA. H. Thorogood & Co.HimselfW. D. Toy ' SonHimselfHimself

S. Van Dal & Co.Himself

Wallis & SonsWalters, Ltd.HimselfHimself ... . -.HimselfHimselfH. IV. Bevilaqua, Ltd.HimselfHimself

Goldsbrough, idort & Co., Ltd.

Principal Place of Business.

237 Murray street, Perth.AMP. Chambers, Perth.10 Newspaper House Arcade, l'erth.Darlington.29 Barrack street, l'erth.

F. S. & A. Bank Chambers. Perth.249 Murray street, Perth.Albany road, Gosuelis.263 William street, Perth.C.M.L. Buildings, St. George's terrace, Perth.Durlacher street, Geraldton.Clim'e street, Katanning.York street, Albany.105 St. George's terrace, I'erth.755 Hay street, Perth.29 Barrack street, Perth.

151 Rokeby road, Snbiaeo.62 St. George's terrace, Perth.135 St. George's terrace, Perth.

613 Wellington street, i'erth.62 St. George's terrace, Perth.62 St. George's terrace, Perth.30 Padbury Buildings, Forrest place, PerIls.12 II owarcl street, Perth.

62 St. George's terrace, Perth.97 St. George's terrace, Victoria House, Perth.97 St. George's terrace, Perth.Boss Marehe Buildings, Perth.46 St. George's terrace, Perth.421 Fitzgerald street, North Perth.Austral terrace, Katanning.Murray street, Perth.10 Broadway, Nedlands.42 St. George's terrace, l'ertim.

105 St. George's terrace, Perth.Colonial Mutual Buildings, Perth.14 Queen street, Fremantle.641 Wellington street, Pertls.

5 Queen street, FremantleElder House, St. George's terrace, Perth.143 Fitzgerald street, Northam.New Zealand Chambers, 84 St. George's terrace,

Perth.44 St. George's terrace, Perth.Australasia Chambers, Kalgoorlie.Bank of Adelaide Chambers, Perth.42 St. George's terrace, Perth.188 Railway terrace, Maylands.73 St. George's terrace, Perth.CML. Buildings, St. George's terrace, Perth.Mount Barker.47 St. George's terrace, Perth.14 Stephen street, Bunbury.Grand Theatre Buildings, 166 Murray street,

Perth.12 Howard street, Perth.Commonwealth Bank Chambers, Pertis.Kalamunda.

Smith's Buildings, Wellington street, Bunbury.256 Albany road, Victoria Park.A.M.P. Chambers, Northam.A.M.P. Chambers, Perth.88 Rokeby road, Subiaco.9 Barrack street, Perth.

18 Howard street, Perth.Arthur street, Bunbury.

Attwell Arcade, Fremnantle.131 William street, Perth.87 St. George's terrace, Perth.Safety Bay.2 Cantonment street, Fremantle.York street, Albany.51 St. George's terrace, Perth.1{annan street, Kalgoorlie.561 Albany road, Victoria Park.

162 St. George's terrace, Perth.

THE ATJCTIONEERS ACT, 1921.

THE following persons have been duly licensed under the Auctioneers Act, 1921.

(Sgd.) A. J. REID,Under Treasurer.

Name. On behalf of: Address. Nature ofLicense.

Airy, L. 0.............Allanson, George .........Arnott, H. K .........Ashenden, F .........Bagot, F. N .........Barratt, A. W .........Bell, ,J. A.............Bennett, W. F..........Bernard, D. G .........Bloomfield, G .........Bolt, C. E.............Boyd, Alexander Robert ......Brown, Cecil LeonardBrown, Fredk. HenryBrims, 0. F. 1V..........Buchanan, C. L..........Callagher, S. 3 ..........Campbell, W. D..........Carey, Thos. P..........Carmichael, H. J...........Charles, G. J .........Chidgzey, Geo. JamesClairs, W. J. G..........Clarke, W. G .........Conigrave, W. P..........Daw, A. 0Derry, B. M .........Dobson, E. H .........Dunstan, 1). K

Edwards, W. P..........Eltridge, S. W. .........Farrell, R. W. MeNFergie, R. T. S..........Fielding, H. C .........Fitzmaurice, James .........Flaherty, Michael .........Flint, A. J.............Forbes, D. H .........Fraser, D. L .........French, L. J.............Galloway, J. D..........Gannaway, HenryGeere, A. N .........Gillett, Win. J. L..........Goldsmith, H. Stanley ......Gray, J. E.............Gregson, William ...

Hagan, Philip CHands, J. EHatch, H. H .........Helliar, N .T .........Hicks, M....Higham, F. GHilder, L. HHodd, W. CHunter, I. H .........Inkpen, Roy S...........Johnson, A. E .........Jones, H. S.............Kearney, G. B..........Kerr, P. C.............Keyser, H. C. S..........Kirkham, John .........Kirwan, Jas. Patrick

Lake, Thomas .........Lamb, Reg. A .........Langley. G. S .........Langley, T. W....Lantzke, G. F. Vi............Lee, John Chester

Dalgety & CoHimselfHimself ............H. F. Wells .........Elder, Smith & Co., Ltd.......Dalgety & Co.Himself ...F. W. LantzkeElder, Smith & Co., LtdBerrymais & LangleyHimselfHimselfHimselfHimselfGoldsbrough, Mort & CoHimself

W.A. Farmers .........Berryman & LangleyWestralian Farmers\IcLean & Carmichael, LtdHimself ............Paterson & Co., LtdElder, Smith & CoHimself ... ...Learnionth, Duffy & Co.......

Goldsbrough, Mort & Co.......Dalgety & Co .........Eider, Smith & CoDalgety & Co .........Himself ............Himself ... ...

Elder, Smith & CoPeet & Co....Goldsbrough, Mort & CoHimself ...Goldsbrough, Mort & Co.......Ideal Auction MartD. H. Forbes & CoWestralian FarmersGoldsbrough, Mort & Co.......

Elder, Smith & Co., Ltd. ...Himself ............Geere & Newnham ... ...Elder, Smith & Co., Ltd. ...Himself ...Elder, Smith & Co., Ltd ...Himself ............W.A. FarmersHimselfHimself ...WA. Fruit and Produce MarketsElder, Smith & Co

I J. J. & F. G. Higham ......Nelson Meat MarketsHodd, Cuthbertson, & NorthWestralian Farmers

Himself ... ...

HimselfHimself ............Elder, Smith & Co., Ltd.......Himself ............Elder, Smith & Co., Ltd.......Elder, Smith & Co., Ltd.......Westralian Farmers, Ltd.......

HimselfElder, Smith & Co., Ltd. ...W.A. Fruit and Produce MarketsBerryman & Langley ...HimselfGoldsbrough, Mort & Co.......

Perth ...Dowerin ...Frernantle ...Perth ...

Perth ... ...Perth ... ...Louise street. NediandsPerth ... ...Ceraidtou ... ... ...Perth ... ...Albany ...Qiseen street, Busse]tonKalgoorlie ...Boulder ..PerthNortham ......Northain ... ...Perth ...Narrogin ... ...P.rth ... ...St. George's terrace, PerthBridgetown ...Kondinin ... ...Wiluna ... ...Fremantle ... ...

BunburyPerth .........KalgoorlieBunbury .........I'.O. Lane, Geraldton ......York .........NorthamPerth .........Bruce RockKatanning ......KatanningPerth .........Beverley ......Perth .........Narrogin .........KatanningWagin .........PerthNorthamWagin .........Perth ..........Perth ............Katanning ............Bunbury ...Fremantle .........Perth ...Katanning ...Fremnantle ...Perth ...Perth ...Swanbonrne ...

York ... ... ...

LeonoraPerth

PerthPerthNorthamBusselton ......Geraldton ......MerreclinBunbury ......PerthPerthErie street, Cottesloe ...Katanning ... ......

... General.

... District.

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District.... General.... District.... District.... District.... District.... General.... District.

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... Country.

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...j)istrlet.

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District.... District.

Country.General.Country.District.District.General.District.General.Country.

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District.... District..,. General.... General.... Country.... General.... General.... General.... General.

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General.General.Country.Country.District.

District.Country.General.General.General.Country.

598 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JuNE 11, 1943.

RESERVES.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 11th June, 1943.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to set apart as Public Re-serves the lands described in the Schedules below, forthe purposes therein set forth -

2614/14.KENT (near Ongerup).No. 22387 (School Site).

--Bounded by lines starting from the nortli'east cornerof Location 290 and extending east iii prolongation ofits north boundary about 1]. chains 30 links; thencesouth 5 chains 12 links and west about S ehains 30 links

to the north-cast boundary of Location 290 aforesaidand along it north-westward to the starting point (aboutSn.) (Plan 435/80, Cl.)

Corr. 245/42.YORK--No. 22388 (Governnient Rights-of-Way)

(13p.).

2409/04.MURRIN MURRIN.No. 22389 (Police Purposes).

--Lot No. 72 (ir.). (Plan Murrin Murrin Townsite.)

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

Name. On behalf of Address. Nature ofLicense.

I cc Steeie I JLawes, J....McCarthy, E. .J....SleClelland. A. MeBMcGowan, J. L....McGowan, J. L.......McKay, I)..........McKinnell, K. FMeLennan. A. P........MeNamara, G. KSiahood, A. D ..........\hdcolm, C. B.Malcolm, N. W....:o'tii, G. C. Slaslin, P. F ...........

ilerrifleld, II. BMore, Noel .......Maria, J.............North, H. J. ... ... ...Nunn. W. S. ... ... ...

O'Callaghao, P. J ... ...Orr, T. F. B. ... ... ...

Page-Wright, GeorgePatek, 4. WPaterson, Peter ReevesPearce. Leslie .........Pall, H. I)..........lhilp, A. W. G..........Powell. H. W .........Rigg, H. A.............Roberts, H. E .........Robertson, IV .........Rushton, A. H..........Ryan, W. 4. A

Seanlan, SI. JScarf, K. H. I)..........Scott, A. T.............Scott, RobertSeymour, G. H....Sheridan, P. 5 ....Shotton, E. H .........Smythe, P. 5Spicer, N.......Sutdlife, I). S

Telfer, A. H. ...Teller, Wm. Francis ...Thompson, S

Vince, F. J. H...........Wade, Edward ,iWells, H. EWharton, H. H ...Wilkinson, Bruce F ....Willis, John ...... ...Wilson, L. B. ...Wilson, H. B. ... ... ...Wilson, Wallace Hv ... ...

Yssil, George ......... ...

Producers' Markets ...........................

Goid.b,ough HoitWestrahian Farmers, Ltd

Himself ...Westralian Farniers, Ltd.......Elder, Smith & Co., LtdHimself ...I{imself ...Elder, Smith & Co., LtdElder. Smith & CoGlendinning & CoJ-Tiinself .........Elder, Smith & Co., LtdElder, Smith & Co.. LtdGoldshrough, Mort .........

S. LangefordHimself ...Goldsbrough, Mort & CoProducers' Markets (ia-op.........HimselfHimself ... ...

T. Newby .Himself ............Himself ...Westraliame Farmers. Ltd.......Goldshrough, Mon & CoElder, Smith & Co., Ltd.H. B. Pall & Co...........Westrahian Farmers, Ltd.......Scanlan & Simper

Elder, Smith & Co., Ltd........Elder, Smith & Co., Ltd.......Robertson Bros., Ltd ......Himself ............Westralian Farmers

Scanlan & Simper ...Himself ...Himself ............Eider. Smith & Co., Ltd.......Himself ... ...Prodncers' Markets Co.opA. J. Langford, LtdGovernment Lands DepartmentElder, Smith & Co., LtdProducers' Markets Co.op.......

Mines DepartmentHimself ..Hmmmsself ...

Goldsbrough, Mort & Co.......

Edwards & Co..........Himself ............Elder, Smith & Co

algety & Co., LtdWillis & GrieveGoldsbrough, Mart & CoHimself ............J. Wilson & Co

Westrahian Farmers, Ltd.......

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Esperanee .. ... District.Perth General.Beverlev ... ... ...District.Narrogin District.i\Ianjimup ...... District.Northam ... ... Country.Cottesloc General.Perth General.Narrogin ...... Country.Burihury Country.Kellerberrin ... ... District.Northam District.50 Elizabeth street. North Perth General.Albany ... ... District.!hiridgetowa .. . . General.

Mmpbell street, Weet Perth General

Albany ... District.Collie ... ... District.

Perth ... ... ......General.U Grant street, Gcraldton ... District.

i'erth ...... General.Perth .. ...... General.Geraldton District.Bridgctown .........Country.Perth ...... General.Bunbnry General.Fremantic ...... General.Kalgoorlie ............District.Perth ...... General.Northam ...... Country.Perth General.Morawa ...... District.Perth ............General.Fremantle General.Northam ...... District.Wiluni.... District.Katanning District.Perth General.Perth General.Perth ......... General.Perth General.Perth ...... General.Perth ...... General.Perth General.Merredin General.Fremantle General.

Perth ............General.Kalgoorlie District.Perth ... General.Narrogin ... ... CountryGeraldton ... DistrictFremantle ... General.Bridgetown ... District.Kalgoorhie ... District.Boulder ... ... ......District.Bridgetown ... ... ... District.

Juxa 11, 1943.] GOVE:iNi\IENT GAZETTE, W.A. 599

AUCTIONE RS ACT, 1921ronlinued.

600 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JUNE 11, t943.

AMENDMENT OF AREA AND BOUNDARIESOF RESERVE.

Departnieut or Lands and Surs eys,Pes'th, 11th June, 1943.

HIS Excellency the Lieuteii:ut-t5 oven, or in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of the area andboundaries of the following Reserve being amended asdescribed in the Schethde below, for the purpose thereinset forth; the area and boundaries previously imblisliedin t:.e Government Gazette beisig hereby cancelled

\ \ON.-5o. IBiS (\Vater f rii.iveller5) (loom);Re erre 7679 (School Site-2 acres) is hereby cancelled,(Plan SA/40.)

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

Department of Lands and Surveys.Perth, 11th June, P43.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExicutirCouncil has been pleased:

Corr. 1521/90: ---To appoint, uuth r the provisions ofthe Parks mid Reserves Act, 1895, Alexander HughPauton as ii ni,uil,er of the King's Park Board, vice;john Nicholson (deceased);

7737/98 approve, under section 11) of the LanaAct, 1933-1959, 01 the name of ' 'School road,'' Parker-yule, between Battery road and Clifton road, in theMundaring Road District, being changed to ' ' Allmanroad; ' ' and such street shall hereafter be known anddishinnisl,e Las A llni:ui road'' accordingly;

798 42: To approve, under section 10 of the LandAct, 1 933-1 939, of the ualI'e of ''Eyre highway'' beinggiven to the ro,d des-rit,e'l in the attached Scheduleand such rend stall lierea fter be known and distiss-gmshed as ' ' Ei-re highway'' accordingly:-

Scheclule.Eyre Ilighivny.

A strip of laud, one chain wide, its north-eastern sideleaving the southern side of Great Eastern highway atthe junction of the south-eastern side of Road No. 987,with the nortii-ea,tern side of Bond No. 1610 and exteiid-ing south-easterly, generally along the said side of thelatter road, through hampton Townsite, to a poit onthe eastern boundary of Ngalbain Location 55, nearHorse Rocks; thence continuing in the said direction,passing to the southward of Depot Rocks, onwardsthrogh a point to the north-eastwards of Ruin Rock,and ng:tin onwards to a point on the northernmost boun-dary of Widgiemooltha Townsite, neal- Windsor street;thence south-westerly to a point on the north-easternside of a street and situate 150 links from the nos-tlierncorner of the Widgiemooltha Station Yard; thcnce gen-erally south-easterly along the said stseet and followingthe Coolg:trdie-Norseman Railway, but at varying distanc's therefrom, to a point near the 408-MT. on thesaid railway; thence south-south-easterly, along theside of the said railway. but distant one chain there-from, to the north-eastern side of a one-chain road liensthe 4t6-M.P. on the railway line; thence south-easterlygenerally along the said side of road to the northernboundary of Higginsville Tow-nsitc; thence southerly toand a ou fl'e eastert side of Higgins street to thesouthern boundary of the said Townsite; thence south-westerly, alon the south-eastern side of a surveyed road,crossing the railway line near the said southern boun-dary, to the 8-M.P. on the road; thence southerly tojoin Road No. 916 at the 145-M.P. thereon; thencesouth-south Ca terl, generally along the said road, tocross the railway line liens- the southern bouadai-y ofReserve 7073 : thence southerly, following the said i-nil-way line, hut at varying distaasces therefrom, to againcross the lin' at a point near the 446-M.P. on same;thence generally south-south-eastel-ly, joining the west-ern side of the railway leserve neir the 447-SIP., andcontinuing parnl'el to the said side to the telegraphline near the 95-ALP. thereon; thence generally south-easterly, following the said railway line, hat at varyingdistances therefrom, to the centre of Prinsep street,Nors'nnn, at its northern extremity; thence north-east-erly, along Road No. 2826 (Princess Royal road), to apoint situate westerly of B.23 on Jimberlana ; thencegenerally east -noa-th-easterly, pasBng through BuldaniaRocks, Dundas Location 3, and onwards to BedoniaTank, Location 2; thence genem-ally easterly, to 10-MileRocks. Fraser Location S thence generally north-east-erly, tln-ommgh the p:ss at Fraser Ranoe, situate about11/2 miles aorthward of Location 1; thence generally

east-south-eaBerly by way of Brown Tank alsd NewmanRock, to a point n the Eucla Telegraph line, situateabout 215 miles westerly of Balladonia Station; thencegenerally eastel-ly along the said line, to a point nearthe 205-ALP. thereon; thence noa'thi-easterly, and easterly,to Cocklehiddy Tank; thence east-north-easterly, by wayof Moonera Tank, to Madura Pass; thence south-south-westerly and easterly, to again join the telegraph lineat a point situate about 7 miles westerly of MoodiasiDam; thence generally easterly, along the said line, toEucla Homestead; thence northerly, to Eucla Pass; andthence generally east-north-castes-h)', to and along thePort Augusta telegraph line, to the Western Australian-South Australian bordei-. (O.Ps. Engineering 187 aasd196.)

(Snares. 8459/08:To appoint, under the proi-isionsthe ('enieterics Act, 1897, .John Alfred Thomson,

i 11mm Middleton, William Remnant Wood, RobertSutton, and 1 nines Patterson as Triastees of the Deai-mark Pubhj,- Cemetery, vice C. H. McLeaai, J. Haire,il 1, Read, A. Roshton, and P. Burridge (deceased orresigned).

G. L. NEEDHAM,Tinder Secretary for Lands.

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.Dcpaetnicnt of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, I lthi J ime, 1943.IT U hiereh notified, for gent ral inforniatiou, that theagdermentiomied lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by public anction, as provided byi:m Lan) Act, 1933-1939, ah the following upset prices

Applications to be lodged at Perth.503 / P.NOGGERUP (Suburban for cultivation) 83 (Sn. 2r.

I4p.) £16 lOs.; the Townsitc boundaries are hea-ebyamended to include Lot 83.

6492/96, Vol 2.BRIDGETOWN( Suburban fos' cultivation) 816

(about Sn. ir. 38p.), £21); Reseivc No. 6649 is herebyreduced.

2034/17, Vol. 4.BOTJLDERTown 2161), 2617, 2573, 739, and 5160R,

212 1 Os. each; Lot 2521, £15; no freehold buildingconditions; "subject to paynieait for improvements,if purchased by other than the owner thereof.

Plans shots-lug ti-ic arrangement of the lots referred toare aiow- obtainable at this office amid the offices of thei-al-ions Government Land Agents.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASINGunder l'it VT. of the Land Act, 1933-]939.

IT is hereby notified that the hand described hereundern-ill be available for general selection under Part VI.of the Land Act, 1933-1939, on aid after the datespecified:

WEDNESDAY, 23rd JUNE, 1943.PERTH LINT) AGENCY.

North-Wwt Division,Koondra DistrictSylvania Station.

(Trees. 10214/12, Plan 91 & 80/300.That area of unsurveyed land, containing about 431,223

acres, subject to pa-mi-emmt for improvements, being F.IV. Alorrissey's forfeited Pastoral Lease No. 2851/96.

WEDNESDAY, 30th JU, 1943.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

North-West Division.Forrest District (near Nuhga Downs Station)

Corr, 6009/27, (Plan 98/300.)That area of nnsurs-eyed land, containing about 28,534

acres, being A. Mackay's forfeiled Pastoral Lease No.3709/96.

(I. b. NEEDI-IAM,Filer Secretary for Lands.

JuNE 11, 194:3.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 601

LAND OPEN FOB SELECT[ON.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1939, and therog'ulations appertainiig thereto, subject to the pro-visions of the said Act.

Applications must be lodged at the Land AgencyOffice as specified hereunder not later than the datespecified, but may be lodged before such date, if sodesired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andif there are alore applicants than one for aily block, theapplication to be granted will be determined by tueLand Board. Should any lands remain unselected, suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwisedealt 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 he 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 he may apply to the Head Office orto the Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Oflices for a certificate to tile Railway Depart-ment which, 011 preaentatjon at the nearest RailwayStation, will entitle him to a return ticket, as Conces-sion Rates, to tile place where tile Board will sit, avail-a ide for ceven days from tile date of issue.

The seiector of a iloniestead Farm from any locationmust take tile balance thereof, if any, under ConditionalPurchase.

All marketable tiniber, including sandalwood andmallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the i>io-Visions of clause 18 of the regulations.

SCITIEDULE.

NOW OPEN.PERTh LAND AGENCY.

Ninghian District.Corr. No. 6076/26. (Plan 66/80, D4.)Locations 573, 574, and 606, containing 1,830a. Or.

29p, at is. Gd. pci acre; subject to Agricultural Bankindebtedness and to a cropping lease expiring28/2/1944; being B. McA. Moir's forfeited Leases21383/68 and 25409/74, and W. McAndrew's Lease39143 /55.

WEDNESDAY, 16th JUNE, 1943.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about four miles north-east ofDoodlakine).

Corr. No. 3811/26. (Plan 25/80, CD2 and 3.)Locations 14684 and 14685, containing 1,000a. 2r. 37p.,

at 5s. Gd. per acre; classification page 106 of 3841/26;subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness; being F.lTal.d 's forfeited Lease 21154/68.

Kent District (about 22 miles south-east of Ongerup'i.Core. No. 277/33. (Plan 435/SO, F2 and 3.)Location 683, containing 934a., at 3s. 9d. pci acre;

classification page 23 of 4O71,/18; subject to paymentfor improvements, if any, and to poison eradication;being E. M. Stone's forfeited Lease 68/3865.

Swan District (about 121/2 miles north-west fromGingin).

Core. No. 1647/39. (Plan 31/80, A4.)Location 4425, containing 300a. Or. Sp., at 5s. Gd.

icr acre; classification page 5 of 1647/39; eaernpt fromroad rates for two years from date of application; beingA. E. Turner's forfeited Lease 349/423.

Victoria District (about four miles south of Wilroy).Corr. No. 1165/42. (Plan 156/80, E3 and 4.)Locations 6007, 6008, 6193, and 9488, containing

4,434a. 3r. 34n., at 4s. 3d. per acre; classification page0 of 2804/32; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtednessand to a Grazing Lease expiring 28/2/1944; being A.F. Burt's cancelled application.

Victoria District (about seven miles north-west ofTenindcwa).

Core. No. 2695/12. (Plan 156/80, B2.)Locations 6032, 5172, and 6053, containing 773n. Or.

34p., 497a. Or. l6p., and 1,382a. 2r. lGp., respectively,at Is. Gd. per acre; classification page 133A of 2695/12;subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness and CroppingLease expiring 28/2/44; being H. W. Johnson's for-feited Leases 9870/68 and 34186/55, and E. Johnson's11894/68, respectively.

Victoria District (about 13 miles south-east ofGunyidi).

Core. No. 523/39. (Plan 90/80, F4.)Location 9272, colltaillilig 4,262a. Or. 3p.,- at 2s. 4d.

per acre; classification page 8 of 525/39; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval beingW Leonard's forfeited Lease 347/2224.

WEDNESDAY, 23rd JUNE, 1943.PEIITI-I LNNI) .AOENCV.

A von District (about 31/2 miles east of .Jura Siding).('orr. No. 425/38. (Plan 3/80, Al.)Location 25208, containing 1,351a. Or. 9p., at 4s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 12 of' 4938/26 ; exeniptirom road rates for two ears from (late of approval;bcing d. C. Schilhig 'a forfeited Lease 3-17/1776.

ilsperanee District (about 4 miles north-west ofEs porn nec)

or!'. No. 203/24. (Plan 421, CD/20.)Location 41:1, containing 9,'i Pr. Spat 31. per acre;

dlassitleitinil page -13 of 120:1/21; exempt from roadrates for two yea rs rom date of i proial - 'l'lii S can -eels the psa'vious Goc/1i' notice lntt1 28/1e/t942.

tIny District (about 19 m,les south-irest of Tentorden)Corr. 2001/36. (Plan 444/80, D2 & 3.)Location 1772, containing I .630a, Or. 1k., at 35. 3d.

per acre; classification page 27 of 2001/36; exemptfrom road rates for too years from date of approval;being B. F. Moriarty's forfeited Lease 347/1359.

Kojoaup District (about 511 miles north-east ofIcatanning)

Corr. No. 1345/24. (Plan 417A/4O, A2.)Location 7981, containing lOOn. Or. 35p., at 3s. Gd.

pr acre; classification page 12 of 1545/24; and Loca-tion 8163, containing 148a. Id. 2Sp., at 3s. per acre;classification page 4 of -49P7/24 subject to the eradi-cation of poison; being E. W. Gilclirist's forfeitedLeases 19012/68 and 19985/68.

Peel Estate (about 3'/ miles south-east of Karnup).Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1939.Core. No. 1393/39. (Plan 341D/4O, C4.)Location 139, containing 1GGa. 1r. 2p. ; purchase

money, including inip:ovenic'nts-13O7 ; half-yeariy in-stalnients first five yeas's. interest only :to returnedsoldiers, at 41/, pf coat. l).--26 18s. 2d.; to civilians,at 5 pci' cent. paIll 13s. Gd.; half-yearly instalmentsover the balance (33 yea rs), including principal andinterest:to returned soldiers, at 4½ per cent. p.a.-£8 us. 2d.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.-19 2s. id.;and Location 402, containing l5Oa. 2r. 39p.; purchasemoney, including isnprovements--42G9; half-yearly in-stalments first five years, interest only :to returnedsoldiers, at 41/2 per' cent. p.a.Il6 is.; to civilians, at5 pci' cent. p.a.---IG 14s. Gd.; half-yearly instalmentsover the balance (35 Years), including principal andinterestto retorted solthers, at 4½ pci cent. p.a.-£7 lOs.; to civilians, at 3 lie!' cent. p-17 19s. 7d.;subject to the coiditioas applying to this Estate; beingD. F. Kenne 's forfeited Lease 347/2452.

i'eel Estate (about 6 miles south-east of Karnup).Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1939.Corr. No. 2061/38. (Plan 34111/40, C4.)Location 362, i'ontainnig 132a. °r. 2Sp. ; purchase

money, including iniprovcnients-1173 ; half-yearly iaa-stalments first five yoars, interest only :to returnedsoldiers at 4½ pci' cent, p.o 13 iTs. 100.; to civilians,at 5 11cr cent. p.a.-14 Ga. Gd.; half-yearly instalmentsore!' the bahanee (53 years), including principal and

602 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JUNE 11, 194ii.

interest : -to returned soldiers, at 4½ P cent. p-£4 1 6s. Gd.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.-fS 2s. 8d.;and Location 363, containing 152a. Sr. $p.; purchasemoney, including irnprovements-$109 ; half-yearly in-stalments first five years, interest only :-to returnedsoldiers, at 4½ per cent. pa-Li 9s.; to civilians, at 5per cent. p.a.-f2 14s. 6d.; half-yearly instalments evethe balance (35 years), including principal and interest:-to returned soldiers, at 4i/2 per cent. p.a.-R3 Os. 9d.;to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.-f3 4s. Sd.; subject tothe conditions appiylng to this Estate; being B. F.and H. P. Koaue 's forfeited Leases 347/1896 and347/2316.

Plantagenet District. (about 1% miles south of Elleker)Con'. No. 43/29. (Plan 457A/40, Bi.)Location 955, containing 14a. 3r. ; at £1 lOs. per acre;

classification page 34 of 45/29; subject to timber coditions; being W. A. North's forfeited Lease 55/1170

WEDNESDAY, 30th JUNE, 1943.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Kojonup District (about 6½ miles east ofMudiarrup).

Corr. No. 2350/24. (Plans 415B/40, El, and 4161/40,Al.)

Locations 4628, 4629, a id 4631, containing GOOn. 2r.;at 2s. per acre; classification page 6 of 2350/24; sub-ject to poison eradication and to payineist for improve-ments, if any; being F. S. Bott 's forfeited Lease18439/68.

Murray District (near Nine Mile Lake).Corr. No. 2618/17. (Plan 380D/40.)Location 1346, containing 160a.; subject to survey,

classification, and pricing; also that portion of MurrayLocation 1010, containing about 240 acres, boundedby lines commencing at a point situate one chainsouth of the south-east corner of Murray Location752 and extending south for a distance of about 45chains; thence in a south-easterly direction fos- adistance of about 80 chains; thence north to a sur-vevod road and along the road to the starting point;subject to survey-, classification, and pricmg.

Ninghan District (about 11 miles north-west ofTloorda).

Cern. No.5643/21. (Plan 56/SO, D & El.)Location 135, containing l,000a., at 5s. 9d. per acre;

Location 143, containing 992a. lr. lOp., at 3s. 3d. peracre; and Location 2106, containing 2iSa. 2r. 2Op., at4s. pci- acre; if selected as one holding 4s. per acre;classifications page 2S of 5643/21; page 14 of 5704/24;and page 4 of 654/23, respectively; subject to Agri-cultural Bank indebtedness; being C-. Daigleish's for-feited Leases 39067/55. 18460/68, and 16969/68.

Niughan District (about 6 miles south of Wialki).Corr. No. 3995/27. (Plan 66/80, E4.)Location 2702, containing i3O62a. in. Sp., at ls. 9d.

per acre; classification page 8 of 2557/27; subject to])ayiiient for improvements; being 11. V. Milligan 'sforfeited Lease 42421/55.

Sussex District (about six nul.es south-east ofYoonganillup).

Corn. No. 133/43. (Plan 413C/40, E3.)Location 3835, containing 90a. ir. l3p., subject to

classification and pricing.

Tictol.ia District (about six miles south-east ofBuntine.)

Corn. No. 5433/28. (Plan 89/80, C2.)Location 5685, containing 837a. Or. 24p., at 4s. Gd.

pci' acre; classification page.30 of 5432/28; exemptfrom road sates for two years from date of approvaland subject to resumption conditions; being A. H.Collins' forfeited Lease 68/1305.

Wellington Disti'ict (about six miles north-east ofWilga).

('ore. No. 443/09. (Plan 415A/40, A2.)Location 2676, containing 160a.; subject to classifi-

cation and pricing; subject to payment for improve-nients, if any, and to timber conditions; being W.Pfeifier s forfeited Lease 12070/74.

C-. L. NEEDIIixM,Under Secretary for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1939.

Closure of Road.

I, W. J. ACKLAND, being the owner of land over o"along which the portion of i'oad hereunder desci-ibecipasses, have applied to the Tipper Chapman Road Boardto close the said portion of road, viz.:-

1152/42. Upper Chapman.C. 420 :-The surveyed road passing through Victoria

Locatsou 9722; from its north boundary, to a surveyedroad on its south boundary. (Plan 161/80, B2 & 3.)

A. J. ACKLAND.

I, Wilhiim Fredei'ick Forbes, on behalf of the UpperChapnian Pond Board, hereby assent to the above appli-cation to eloae the road therein described.

W. F. FORBES,Cbaii'nian Uppei' Chapman Road Board.

29th Slay, 1943.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TR.AMWAYS.

Amendment of By-law No. 31.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council has approved the amendment of Tramway by-law No.31. Fares and Conditions, as nuder:-

[risert:-O,nnibus service-Perth to City' Beach:-Between- Adults. Children.

William street amid City Bench , , - , , 9d. 3d.Ilavelock sti'eet and City Beach , . 7d. 3d.Gregory street and City Beach - - . . Gd. 2d.Lissadeil street and City' Beach , , . . , . 3d. 2d.\\Tilli.nn street to Lissadell street .. . . 4d. 26.

Workers' Fares.Insert --Between William street and City Beach 3

J. F. TOMLINSON,8th June, 1943, Deputy Coimnissioner of Railways.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDt:If BOARD.Accepted Tenders.

TENDERS FOR GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman. Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned until 2 15 p. In. on thedate of closing.

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

G L. NEEDHAM,Dated the 10th June, 1943. Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

THE MINING ACT, 1904(Regulation 180).

Warden's Office,Coolgardie, 13th May, 1943.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goldfleld mentioned hereunder, on the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an order

authorising the cancellation of registration of the under-mentioned mining tenements, in accordance with regula-tion 180 of the Mining Act, 1904. An order may issuein the absence of the registered holder, but should hedesire to object to such order he must, before the datementioned, lodge at the Warden's Office an objectioncontaining the grounds of such ohcction, and, on t Cdate mentioned, the Warden will proceed to hear and

TenderBoard

No.Date. Contractor.

Sche-dubNo.

Particulars, lepartinentconcerned, Rate.

1943.177/43 June 3 Matters, Ltd. ... 53t,

19437,410 Sets of two plates each of

Enamelled Steel LicensingPolice ... Ps. Lid. per set,

Plates for Private Motor Cars.as per Item 1, delivered atPolice. Traffic Office, Perth

230/43 June 4 Sheridan's Engraving& Metal Stamping

Co.

63A,1943

Street Trading Badges (Brass).as per Item 1 (a. 0, c, d)-750only

Child Welfare £2 pin' sO.

211/43 do. .1. PD'. Bateman, Ltd. 60A,1943

Galvanised Steel Wire Ropes, asfollows--

Shipbuilding

Item 1One (1) Coil, 3,000ft., 2 in. circunifereuce

... ... SIc. Gd. pet cwt

6/24 constructionItem 2--One (1) Coil, 1,500

ft., 23- in. circumference7 P cwt

6/24 constructionItem 3-6,000 ft., 2 in

circumference 6/7 con-struction

47s. ild. PCI' cwt

Item 4-1,200 ft., 21 incircumference 6/12 con-struction

75s. 7d. p- ewt

Items 3 and 4 jlus Ps. 3d. percwt. wharfage and handlingcharges

do. McLean Bros. & Rigg,Ltd.

,, Item 1One (1) Coil, 2,400ft., 2j in. circumference

, Sis. Gd. per cwt

6/24 constructionItem 2One (1) Coil, 1,500

ft., 21 in. circumference76s. per cwt.

6/24 constructiondo. Harris, Scarfe & Sand.

overs, Ltd.,, Item 2-2,600 ft., 2lin

circumference 0/24 con-struction

70e. per cwt.

Date ofAdvertising. Schedule No. Supplies required.

Date (fCIosin.

1943. 1943.May IS 64A, 1943 Cartage of Stores from Meeleatharra to Iative Rationing Depots at Mundi.

windi and Jigalong, and to Turee Native Station, during year ending 30thJune. 1944 June 17

June 10 69A, 1943 Tea for Government Institutions, etc., and for Native Rations, during quarterending 30th September, 1943 ... ............ June 17

June 10 70A, 1943 Ice, as required, during year ending 30th June, 1944 ... ... June 17June 10 hA, 1943 F.A.Q. to P.W. Chaff, as required, during quarter ending 30th September. 1943 June 17June 10 102 and 103 Bacon, Cheese, and Meat for Government Institutions, etc., at Claremont,

Perth, Frernantle, and Wooroloo, and Meat only at Whitby Falls, duringquarter ending 30th September, 1943 June 17

June 10 72A, 1943 Steam Calorifier (capacity, 300 gallons) and Hot Water Steam Urn (capacity,40 gallons) June 17

June 10 75A, 1943 Lusforms foi various Depaitmont as sequsied dining s eai ending 30 111June, 1944... ,June 17

JuNE 11, 1943.] (OVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. (503

h04 OVNEN GAZETTE, W .A. [Ju il, 1943.

determine the same, in accordance wit!, the evidencethen submitted.

(Sgd.) L. W. STOTTER,Warden.

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Coolgardie, onTuesday, the 29th day of June, 1943.Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered

Holder, Address, Reason for Resumption.

000LGARDIE GOLDFIELD.Cootyardie District.

Residence Areas.515Wylie, Lionel Ross; Spargoville; no Miner's Right.516Spargo's Reward Gold Mine (1935), No Liability;

Spargoville; no Miner's Right.

Machinery Areas.85Widgiemooltha Public Battery, No Liability;

Widgiemooltha; non-payment of rent.86Lister, George Francis; Higginsville; non-payment

of rent.97Kingswood, Richard; Widgiemooltha; non-payment

of rent.Garden Area.

84Hewitt, I-Ioldsworthi Joel; Coolgardie; non-payrnencof rent.

Water Rights.220Denninup Vale Pastoral Company, Limited; C.M.L.

Buildings, St. George's terrace, Perth; non-payment of rent.

502Denninup Vale Pastoral Company, Limited; C.M.L.Buildings, St. George's terrace, Perth; non-payment of rent.

550Denninup Yale Pastoral Company, Limited; C.M.L.Buildings, St. George's terrace, Perth; non-payment of rent.

559Widgiemooltha Public Battery, No Liability;Widgieinoolthsa; non-payment of sent.

563Bermingham, John Patrick; Higginsville; non-payment of rent.

566Consolidated Gold Mines of Coolgardie, Limited;Coolgardie; non-payment of rent.

Tailing Areas.98Phoenix Gold Mines, Limited; London I-louse, 321

Murray street, Perth; non-payment of rent.99Phoenix Gold Mines, Limited; London House, 321

Murray street, Perth; non-payment of rent.100-0 'Callaghan, Patrick Anthony; Widgiemooltha;

non-payment of rent.103Consolidated Gold Mines of Coolgardie, Limited;

Coolgardie; non-payment of rent.

Kunanalliscg District.Business Areas.

96SMoran, Patrick; Moran, Janies Marron; Wallace,Mary Ann; Carbine; non-payment of rent.

118SCrawford, Robert; Carbine; non-payment ofrent.

Water Rights.56SCrawford, Robert; Carbine; non-payment of sent.59SWest Australian Goldfields Firewood Supply, Ltd.;

Lakewood; non-payment of rent.60 SWest Australian Goldfields Firewood Supply, Ltd.;

Lakewood; non-payment of rent.65 SCrawford, Robert; Piniley, Elizabeth Mary; Car-

bine; non-payment of rent.67SCrawford, Robert; Pimnley, Elizabeth Mary; Car-

bine; non-payment of rent.

HE MINING ACT, 1904(Regulation 180).

Warden's Office,Norsenian, 5th May, 1943.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on time date men-tioned, to issue out of time Warden's Court an orderauthorising the cancellation of registration of the under-mentioned minimig tenements, in accordance with regula-tion 180 of the Missing Act, 1904. An order may issuein the absence of the registered holder, but chould hedesire to object to such order lie must, before the datenientioned, lodge at the Warden's Office an objectioncontaining time grounds of such objection, anti, on time

date mentioned, the Warden will proceed to hear anddetermine the same, in accordance with time evidencethen submitted.

(Sgd.) L. W. STOTTER,Wardemi.

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Norseman, onWednesday, time 30th day of June, 1943.Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Nanse of Registered

Holder, Address, Reason for Resumption.

DIJNDAS GOLDFIELD.

Gardesi Areas.12Williams, Lillian Maud ; N orseusan ; non -payment of

rent asid no Miner's Right.19Sale, Frederick Joseph; Nomseman; non-payment of

rent and no Miner's Rigimt.

Machinery Areas.18Rawlings, 1-lenry Charles; Bnllen, Henry Pascoe;

Rumble, Ernest Wilson; Norseman; non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

45Mitchell, Alexamider Janies; Norsemnu ; non-paymentof rent and no Miner's Right.

Water Right.226Norseman Developments, No Liability; Norsensasi;

non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

'filE MINING ACT, 1904(Regulation 180).

Warden's Office,Wiluna, 14th May, 1943.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of time Wardenof the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on time date mnen-tioned, to issue omit of the Warden's Court an orderauthorising time cancellation of registration of the under-mentioned mining tenements, in accordance with, regula-tion 180 of the Mining Act, 1904. An order may issuein time absence of the registered holder, but shouldhe desire to object to such order he must, before thedate mentioned, lodge at time Warden's Office an objec-tion containing the grounds of such objection, and onthe date mentioned the Warden will proceed to hear anddetermine the same, in accordance with time evidencethen submitted.

(Sgd.) K. H. PARKER,S\Tardes1

To be heard at the \Tnmden's Court, Wiluna, onWednesday, the 23rd day of June, 1943.Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered

Holder, Address, Reason for Resumption.

EAST MURCHISON GOLDFIELD.Lawlems District.

Taihimig Areas.16Viekery, Arthur; Norwood, Arthur; Lewis, Georze;

c/o Wesley Moore, Accountant, Kalgoorhie;non-payment of rent and lb Miner's Right.

17Viekery, Arthur; Norwood, rthur; Lewis, George;e/o Wesley Moore, Aeeountamit, Kalgoorhie;non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

21Viekery, Arthur; Norwood, Arthur; Lewis, George;c/n Wesley Moore, Accountant, Kahgoorhie;non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

25Vickery, Arthur; Norwood, Arthur; Lewis, George;c/o Wesley Moore, Accountamit, Kalgoorlie;non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

26Vicicery, Arthur; Norwood, Arthur; Lewis, George;c/o Wesley Moore, Accountant, Kalgoorhie;non-payment of rent amid rio Mines 's Riglmt.

35Australian Machinery and Investment Co., Ltd.;London House, 321 Murray street, Perth; mion-paymemmt of rent and no Mimier 's Right.

Machinery Area.34Australian Machinery and Imivestmnemmt Co., Ltd.;

London House, 321 Murray street, Perth; non-payment of remit amid iso Mines 's Right.

Garden Area.65Peglem, George; Agmiew; imon-payment of rent and

no Miner's Right.

JUNE 11, 1943.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 605

Water Rights.80Australian Machinery and Investment Co., Ltd.;

London House, 321 Murray street, Perth; non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

S7Australian Machinery and Investment Co., Ltd.;London House, 321 Murray street, Perth; non-payment of rent and no Miner 's Right.

97Australian Machinery and Investment Co., Ltd.;London House, 321 Murray street, Perth; non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

98--lTickery, Arthur; Norwood, Arthur; Lewis, George;c/o Wesley Moore, Accountant, Kalgoorlie;non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

Wiluna District.Residence Areas.

94Shaw, James William; Mine Road, Red Hill; non-compliance with conditions.

95Trindall, Olive Louisa; Mine road, Red Hill; non-compliance with conditions.

147Yakich, Ivan; Third street, Lakeside; non-compliance with conditions.

187Spencer, Clifford Allexander; McDermott street,Red Hill; non-compliance with conditions.

237-0 'Toole, Prank Eugene; cc. McDerniott and Daw-son streets, Red Hill; non-compliance with con-ditions.

284Curator, Intestate Estate; er. Forth street andSecond avenue; non-compliance with conditions.

406Maher, Annie; Eighth street, Lakeside; non-compliance with conditions.

424Gencheff, Dinutar; First avenue, Lakeside; non-compliance with conditions.

441Paolinelli, Peter; Fourth street, Lakeside; non-compliance with conditions.

444Gray, Walter Robert; cc. Mine road and Bernalesstreet, Red I-Till; non-compliance with conch-tions.

447--Tsoneff, Prodan First avenue, Lakeside; non-compliance with conditions.

Machinery Area.5JCoolgardie Brilliant; c/o L. C. }Toi'lcy, Wiluna;

non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

Water Rights.28JCoolgnrdie Brilliant; e/o L. C. 1-lorley, Wilnmt;

non-payment of rent. and no Miner 's Right.29JCoolgardie Brilliant; c/o L. C. Honey, Wiluna;

non-payment of rent unit no Miner's Right.30JCoolgardie Brilliant; do L. C. Honey, Wiluna;

non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.

TIlE MINING ACT, 1904(Regulation 180).

Warden's Office,Broome, 13th May, 1943.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an os-dennuthorising the cancellation of registration of the under-mentioned mining tenements, in accordance with regula-tion 180 of the Mining Act, 1904. An order may issuein the absence of the registered holder, but should liedesire to object to such order lie must, before the datementioned, lodge at the Vlranden's Office an objectioncontaining the grounds of such objection, and, on thedate mentioned, the Warden will pioceed to hear anddetermine the same, in accordance with the evidence thensubmitted.

(Sgd.) D. J. OLDMEADOW,Warder,.

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Broome, onThursday, the 24th day of June, 1943.Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered

Holder, Address, Reason for Resumption.WEST KIMBERLEY MINERAL FIELD.

Mineral Claim.No. 26Peninsular Copper Mining Co., Ltd.; c/o Pates-

son & Co., Ltd., 641-3 Wellington street, Perth;non-payment of rent; no Miner's Right; fail-ure to occupy.

Quarrying Area.No. 1Johnston, John A.; Noonkanhah Station, via

Derby; non-payment of rent; no Miner's Right;failure to occupy.

'lilk MiNING ACT, 1904(RegulaOon 180).

Waidun 's Office,l9aigooriie, 29th April, 1949.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Wardenof the Goldfield nientioned hereunder, on the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an orderauthonising the cancellation of registration of the under-mentioned mining tenements, iii accordance with regula-tion 180 of the Mining Act, 1904. An order may issuein the absence of the registered holder, but should liedesire to object to such order he must, before the dateuientioued, lodge at the Warden's Office an objectioncontaining the grounds of such objection, and on thedate mentioned the Warden will proceed to hear anddetermine the same, in accordance with the evidencethen submitted.

(Sgl.) II. \\. PTOTTEIl,eli.

To be heard at the \tardlen 's Co art, N a I g w I onMonday, the 28th nay of June, 1943.

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

EAST COOLGAR.DIE GOLDF'IELl).East Coolgardic Disiricl.

Residence Areas.I (3SEWilhiams, Thomas Brown Hill read, Williams-

town; no Miner's Right iii force.i 83E----iJsber, Edward 3 elm ; Brown H h it road, Willie ms-

town; no Miner's Right in force.

Business Areas.I9SESmithi, I-la cry ; Mount Monger ; non-paYment of

rent.idlEGray, Kenneth, Victor; Boulder ioed, Kalgourlie

11011-pa vuient of rent.

5btclniiei Ariia.10411Han sell, A I i:crt Leach ; Celcbrn ti ot, non - pa via eat

of rent.Garden Areas.

;;lEMannix, I Minis; i7arkcston ; noli-parineut otrent.

86ELintou, Robert iron; Reeves, Edward Charles;1-lann;in street, Kaigoorhie ; non-payment ofrent.

91EMannix. Dennis; Parkeston ; non-payment ofrent.

124ELinton, Robert lyon; Reeves, Edward Charles;Hnnnan street, Kaigoorhe; non-payment ofrent.

iSlERyan, Williani; Boulder; non-payment of rent.1TOEBm-own, Frederick i-lenrv ; Boulder; non-payment

of rent.172ELinton, Robert Iron; linesmen street, Kalgoorhie

non-payment of w mt.l.73ER.ynn, William; Boulder; non-payment of rent.174ERyan, William; Boulder ; non-payment of rent.I 77ELioton, Robert lyon; Reeves, Edw-arcl Charles;

Tfannan street, Kalgoorhie ; non-payment ofrent -

1 TSRSimpson, Thionias Willie; Kalgoorhie; non-pay.macnt of rent.

1 82EO 'Loughlin, Ellen Mary; Knlgoorhie; non-pay-ment of i-cut.

183ERyan, Alphionsus; Boulder; non-payment ofi-ent.

Wates- Rights.267ELinton, Robert Iron ; Reeves, Edwnrcl Charles;

Ilannan street, Kalgoorlie; non-payment ofrent.

295ENew Milano, No Liability; Mount Monger;non-payment of rent.

296EGoldfields Fii-ewood Supply, LimnOed; Lakemvood;non-payment of rent.

297ENew Milano, No Liability; Lakewood; lion-pay-ment of rent.

299ENew Milano, No Liability; Lakewood; non-pay-ment of rent.

300ENew Milano, No Liability; Lakeivood; non-pay-ment of i-eat.

301EGohftflelds Firewood Supply, Limited; Lakewood;non-payment of rent.

000 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JUYE 11, 194J.

Water Rightscont inueci.302EGoldfields Firewood Supply, Linuted; Lnkewood

non-pai-ment of rent.303 EGoldfields Firewood Supply, Linited ; Lakesvood;

non-pao-ment of ient.

Belong Dis(iiel.\lineriil (minis.

8YJones, Robert Load Cecil; Bulong ; non-payineniof rent.

91Jones, Robert Load Cecil; Belong non-paynientof real.

NORTh-EAST COOLGARDIE GOLDFIEL]).Kono woo Dislijet.Ijineral Clain.

10 X\Villmott, Joseph; Kanowna ; non-payment ofof rent.

I 1XSmith, Joiui Urwin ; Kanosvna ; non-payment ofsent.

Garden Area.52XWillis, Jabez; Kanowna ; non-payment of rent.

Water Right.S3XPearce, Walter Nicholas; Bardoc; non-payment of

rent.ldul'nc/lpi District.Maclu nerv Area -

7Kilenderson, Jessie; 17 Coventry street, Kalgoorhe;non payment of rent.

BROAD ARROW GOLDF[ELD.Business Areas.

70WFinlayson, Mattie Casvoth; Gin Banda; 11011-payment of rent.

72WBowden, Charles D;niiel; Smith. James; OraBanda; non-payment of rent.

Residence A rca.127WKiteh, Alice Maud; Grant's Patch; no Miner's

Right in force.

Water Rights.76WArgus, John; Ora Banda ; non-paynient of rent.89WDillon, Francis; Pearce, Walter Nicholas; Bar-

doe ; non-payment of rent.99WOra Banda Amalgamated Mines, No Liability;

Grant's Patch; non-panient o rent.

NOIITII 000LGARDIE GOLDI1'TELD.ilTenries District.Maclnnery Area.

6.5Z---Sa svyer, Ephraim 'Iii omas ; Mensies ; 11011 -vii yllientof rent.

Watei Rights.352ZThe Sand Queen Gladsome Mines, No Liability;

32] Murray street, Perth; non-payment of rent.368ZSand Queen Gladsome Mines, No Liability; 321

Murray street, Perth ; 1iO11-paVn'eiit of re at.370ZFirst lilt Gold Mine (1934), No Liability; Men-

zinc; non-payment of rent.

Yerilla District.Busjniess Area.

338RClifford, Daniel; Edjudina ; iion-pavmmlent