ii ent - Western Australian Legislation

Bank Holidays at Gnowangerup, Boulder, Tanimin,Mullewa, Wagin, Kellerberrin.

PROCLASIATIONWESTERN AUdTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,

TO wiT, ) K.C.M.G LIeutenant-Governor in u,iJAMES MITCHELL, over the State or Western Australia

Lieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common-Ll.8,J wealth of Australia.

IN pursuance of the provisloits contained in the fifthsection of the Bank Holidays Act, 4884, I, the Lieuten-ant-Governor of the said Stale, do by this my Proclama-tion appoint special days to be observed as BankHolidays, as follows:

Date end Town,Saturday, the 14th September, 1940Mullewa.Wdnesd1', the 15tl September, 1940Gnow'-

angel'up.Wednesday, the 8th September, 1940Boulder.Wednesday, the 18th September, 1940Tammin.Friday, the 27th September, 4940Kellerberrin.Friday, tile 18th October, 1940Wagin.Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the

saul State, at Perth, this 26th day of August,1940.

By His Excellency's Connnand,

W. H. KITSON,Chief Secretary.

GOD SAVE THE KING

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

PROCLAMATIONWESTeRN AUSTRALIA, By HIs Excellency Sir James Mitchell,

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

Lieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common-[u.s.] wealth of Australia.

No. 206/40.WHEREAS by the Game Act, 1912-1913, it is providedthat the Governor may ft-om time to time by Proclama-tion declare any one or more portions of the State or

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

\VEsTERx AUSTRALIA,TO WIT.

JAMES MITCHELL,Lieutenant-Governor,

[L.5.]

[aEelsrsiltsin AT TILE GENERAL POST OPPIcE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION BY COST AS A IIEw5PAPER.j

any one 01' more localities, to be respectively definedin such Proclamation, a Reserve for Native Game, orany particular Native Ganie Now, therefore I, the saidLieutenant-Governor, in exercise of the power aforesaid,do hereby, with the advice of the Executive Council,declare that the portions of the State and localitiesmentioned and defined in the Schedule hereto shall bea Reserve for Native Grtnie,

Schedule.Blackwood Rivem'.

A strip of land along the right bank of theBlaekwood River and having a width of two chains,measured at right angles to the said bank, extendingthrouglt Bridgetown Towasite from its east boundaryat the south-west corner of Location 234 to its westboundary at the south-west corner of Lot 795; also

A Stl'i1) of land along the left bank of the Black-w'ood Rive,' and having a width of two chains, nieasuredat right angles fi'wn the said bank, and extendingthrough Bridgetown Townsite from its east boundaryat the north-east corner of Location 979 to its westboundary at the uorthi-w'est corner of Lot 756.

Given under my hand and tile Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 30th day of August,1940.

By His Excellency's Command,

J. WILLCOCK,Premier.

GOD SAVE THE KING I

The Game Act, 1912-1913,PROCLAMATION

By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,K.C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in andover the State of Weste,'n Australiaand its Dependencies Iii the Common-i,'ealth of Austi'alta,

No. 1084/29.WHEREAS it is provided by the Game Act, 1912-1913,that the Governor niay by Proclamation declare fronstime to time that any bird ot- animal indigenous to

No. 42.] PERTH: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. [1940.

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\Vcstern Australia shall be at all times strictly pie-served, either generally throughout the State or in anyone or more portions thereof', and that the Governormay in like manner exempt from the operations of anysuch declaration under the said Aet any defined local-ity: And whereas by a Proclamation dated the 30thday of July, 1929, and published in the GovernmentGazeLle on 2nd August, 19°9, it is proclaimed and de-clared that the close season for Finches and WeaverFinches (exclusive of Silver-eyes) in those portions ofDistrict ''C'' (namely, the Kimberley Division as de-fined in the Land Act, 1898) mentioned and describedin the said Proclamation shall he the period commenc-ing on the 1st day of September and ending on the31st day of Decenibes- in each year: And whereas it isdesirable to exempt from the operations of the saidi'roclaniation a defined locality, namely, that portionof the said District comprised within an area outsidea radius of 20 miles from the Wyndliam Police Station:Now, therefore I, the said Lieutenant-Governor, actingwith the advice and consent of the Executive Council,and iii exercise of the powers aforesaid and of everyother poa'er enabling roe iii this behalf, do hereby pro-elnim a ml declare that so macli of District ''0,''namely, the Kimberlcy l)ivision as defined in the LandAct, 1898, as is comprised within nit area outside aradius of 20 miles front the Wyudham Police Station,shall be and is hereby exempted ft-em the operationsof the aforesaid Proclamation for a period commencingon the ist clay of October, 1940, and ending on the31st day of Deccmbes-, 1940.

Given uncles- my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 30th clay of August,1940.

By I-us Excellency's Command,

J. WILLCOCK,Premier.

GOD SAVE TI-IE KING I

The Fisheries Act, 1905-1938.

PROCLAMATION

WESTIcIIN AU5TItAIJA, By ills hxcellency Sir James Mitchell,TO IVIT. J 1C.OM.G., Lteutenant-Governoi- in and

JAMES Mt'rCultLL, over Ihe State of Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common-

[i.sj wealth of Australia.

WHEREAS by section 9 of the Fishes-ies Act, 1905-1938, it is pi-ovided that the Governor may by Pio-elamatioja prohibit all pci-sons from taking any fishwhatsoever, mi every oa' any specified portion of WesternAustralian waters, by incaiss of fishing nets and fishinglines, or either of such means of capture, or by anyothe,- specified menus of capture, for any specifiedterm: Now, therefore I, the said Lieutenant-Governor,do hereby, in exercise of the powers afot-esaid and ofcvel-y other powcu- enabling me in this behalf, proclaimanti declare as follows That all those pol-tions ofWestern Australian waters defined in the Schedulehereto shall be closed against the use of fishing netsfor a period of three years as from the date of pub-lication of this Proclamation in the Govem'n.vtentGazeLle,

Schedule.All that area of Western Australian waters at City

Beach extending along the foresliore one quarter of anub in each dis-ection from the Groyne and to a widthof one-half uiil from mean low-water mark.

The Pi'oelanaation relative to City Beach dated tIme29th cIa of March, 1939, published in the GovernmentGazette, No, 15 of the 31st March, 1931) (page 556),is hem-ehy revoked,

Given under my band auci the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 30th day of August,1940.


A. COVERLEY,Minister for the Not-tb-West.

GOD SAVE TI-IE KING

The Native Administration Act, 1905-1936.

Native Institutions.

PROCLAMATION\VE5TJcRN AusTRALIA, ) By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,

TO WIT, IC.CM.G., Lieutenant-Governor in andJAMES MITCHELL, Over the State of Western Australia

Lieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common-[ta.] wealth of Australia,

WHEREAS uuadea- section 2 of the Native Administra-tion Act, 1905-1936, native institution means and in.eludes any mission, u-efornuatory, orphanage, school,home, station, reses've, or other institution for the bemie-fit, protection, or care of the native inhabitants of theState declared by Proclamation to ben native institis-tion for the purposes of this Act: Now, therefore I,the said Lieutenant-Governor, hereby cleclai-e that theinstitutions mentiomaed in the Schedule hereto shall henative institutions within the meaning of the section,

Schedule.Cam'rolup Native Settlerne'it; Cosmno Newhery Nativo

Depot.

Given undet- my hand and the Pnhht Seal of thesaid State, this 30th clay of August, 1940.

By His Excellency's Coinmtiancl,

A. COVERLEY,Misaistea' for the North-West.

GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATION(under CO Vict., No. 22, sec. 6)

WESTET1N AusTilAtsA, By His Excellency Sir lames Mitchell,TO WIT. KC.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in and

JAMES Ma'rct-nsLm,, over the State of Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in tile Common-

[L.a.] wealth of Australia.

Cost'. No. 133/40.WHEREAS by the Ts'ansfer of Land Act, 1S93, Amend-mont Act, 1896 (00 Vict., No. 22), the Governor isenspowcred by Proclamation in the Government Gazetteto revest in His Majesty as of his former estate all orany lands, whereof His Majesty may become the regis-tered props'ietou-: And whem-eas His Majesty is now theregistered proprietor of portions of Swan Location 116and being Lots 23 antI 24 on Dingrana 11516, registeredin the Office of Titles in Volume 1071, Folio 371: Now,thiem-efore I, the said Lieutenant-Govermaor, with theadvice amid consent of the Executive Council, do by thisProelainntioii revest iii His Majesty, Ins heirs and sue-ceasors, portion of Swan Location 116 afom-esaici as ofhis former estate,

Gli-en under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 30th clay of August,1940.

By Ellis Exeehleuaey 'a Coinmanti,

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

GOD SAVE THE KING

PR U CL AMA TION

(under 60 Vict., No. 22, sec. 6)WIIeTERN AUsTRALIA, I Dv His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,

To SCIT, I K.C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in andJAMeS MITCSjELL, over tIme State of Western Australia

Lieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common-[L.s.] wealth of Australia.

Corr. No. 2574/40.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Laud Act, 1893, Amend-ment Act, 1896 (60 Vict., No. 22), the Governoa' isempowered by Pi-oclansation imi the Governitient Gazetteto revest ins His Majesty as of Ins former estate all orany lands, whereof His Majesty may become the regis-tes'ed proprietor: Amid whereas His Majesty is now tImeregistered proprietor of Swan Location 70 and beingLot 726 ota Plan 3556, registered in the Office of Titlesin Volume 664, Folio 112: No', therefore I, the saidLieutenaiit-Govem-maor, with the advice amid consent of the

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Executic Council, do by this Proclamation revest inHis Majesty, his heirs and successors, portion of SwanLocation 70 aforesaid as of his former estate.

Given under iisv hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tins 30th day of August,1940.



GOD SAVE THE KING

The Cemeteries Act, 1897.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT. 5 K.C.MG, Lieutenant-Governor in and

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

[L,s.] wealth of Australia.Cos-res. No. 8002/13.

WHEREAS under the provisions of the Cemeteries Act,1897, and amending Acts it is made lawful for the Gov-cl-nor in Executive Council from time to time by Pro-clamation to appoint such place or places in each dis-ti-ict as shall be expedient to be reserved fos' the burialof the dead: Now, therefore I, Sir James Mitchell,Lieutenant-Governor as aforesaid, with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, in exercise of theiJow-erS in use vested as aforesaid, do by this Prociama-tims appoiist Reserve 22188 (Cockburn Sound Locatiois957), steal' Manduralt, a Public Cemetery, under theprovisions of tile said Act, but subject to such regula-tions as may be published from time to time for tileproper management thereof.

Given nodes fll hand anti the Public Seal of thesaid State this 30th day of August, 1940,

By His Excellency ' Command,


GOD SAVE THE KING

Dedication of Public Highway.Fremantle Municipality.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTnALIA, By His xCellency Sir James Mitchell

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

Lieutenant-Governor. a-nd its Dependencies in the Common-IL,s] wealth of Australia,

Corr. 1581/22.WHEREAS by sections 223 and 228 of the MunicipalCorporations Act, 1906-1938 (6 Edwardi, No. 32), itshall be lawful for the Governor, on request of theCouncil, by notice in the Govern-meat Gazette, to declareany land reserved, used, or by purchase or exchangeacquired for a street Os- way, or any place, bridge, orthoroughfare, to be a public highway, and such landshall thereupon and thenceforth franc the date of suchProclansation become and be absolutely dedicated to thepublic as a public highway, within the meaning of anylaw ItOW or hereafter in force: And whereas the Fi-e-nitsntle Municipal Council has requested that certainland, named and described iii the Schedule hereunder,which has beets used for a street or way within theMunicipality of Fremantle, be declared a public high-way: Now, therefore I, the said Lieutenant-Governor,by and with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, do by this my Proclamation declare the saidlamsd to be a public highway, and such land shall fromthe date of tills Proclamation be absolutely dedicatedto the pubhc as a highway, withisi tile meaning of anylaw now or hereafter in force.

Schedule.Name of street, Width, Position, amsd Titles Office Plans.

York street; 1 chain (widening at its commencement)froni Lefroy road to the south side of Jean street;L. & S. Diagram No. 60864.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 30th day of August,1940.

By His Excellency's Consmand,

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

GOD SAVE THE KING

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in timeExecutive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 30th day ofAugust, 1940, the following Orders in Council wereauthiorised to be issued:

The Child Welfare Act, 1907-1927.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

C.W.D. 458/1940; Ex. Co. 1727.WHEREAS by section 19 (2) of tue Child WelfareAct, 1907-1927, it is provided that the Governor mayappoint such persons, maie or female, as he may thinkfit, to be menrbers of any particular Children's Court,and may detei-tsline the respective seniorities of suchinensbes's: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Lieuten-ant-Governor, by and with time advice and consent ofthe Executive Council, dothi hereby appoint time personnamed in the Schedule hereto to be a imiemiihr of theChildren's Court at tIme place mentioned.

Schedule.Margaret RiverHoward Herbert Coate.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

Native Administration Act, 1905-1936.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Declaring certain Places to be Places Reserved by theGovei'nor for Native Prisoners under Sentence ofBanishment.

D.N.A. 30/37; Ex. Co. 1731.THE Lieutenant-Governor, Sir James Mitchell, K.C.MG.,acting by and with the advice amid consent of the Exe-cutive Council, hereby orders, in pum'sunimce with sub-section (4) of section 63 of time Native Adnsinistm-ationAct, 1905-1936, that time places specified in time Schedulehereto shall he places reserved for native pm-omm-sunder semlteisce of banishment.

The Schedule.Carroiup Native Settlement; Cosmo Newbery Native

Depot.(Sgd.) L E SHAPCOTT,

Clerk of the Con

The Laud Art, 1933-1939.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Con'. No. 7787/08.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1939,it is made lawful for the Lieutenant-Governor to dis-ectthat any reserve shall vest in and be held by any muni-cipality, rond bons-d, or other person or pci-sons, to benamed in the order, in trust foi' the like or other pubhcput-poses to be specified in such om'dem-: And whereas itis deemed expedient that Reserve No. 12627 (Kent Loca-tion 1164) should vest in anti be held by the Hon. theMinister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage,in trust for the purpose of Water: Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor, by and with theadvice and consent of the Executive Couneil, doth herebydim-ect that time before-mentioned reserve shall vest in andbe held by time Hon. time Minister for Water Supply,Sewerage, and Drainage in trust for the put-pose afore-said, subject nevertheless to tile powers reses'ved to himby sectioms 37 of tile said Act.

(Sgd.) L. B. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

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

Corr. No. 708/30.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1939,it is made lawful for the Lieutenant-Governor to directthat aisy i-eseri-e shah vest ims and be held by any muni-eipahty, load board, or other persosi or persons, to benamed in the ordem', in ti-ust for the like or other publicpurposes to be specified in such ordem-: And whereas itis deemed expedient that Reserve No. 20446, at Cod-jatotine Pool, should vest iii and be held by the Wander-ing Road Board in ti-tmst for the purpose of Recreation:Now, them-efore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor,by and with tue advice and consent of thie ExecutiveCouncil, dotli hereby direct that the before-mentioned

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reserve shall vest in and be held by the WanderingRoad Board in trust for the purpose aforesaid, subjectnevertheless to the poivers reserved to him by section37 of the said Act.

(Sgd.) L. E. SIIAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

The Land Act, 1933-1939.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.Corr. No. 926/40.

WHEREAS by seCtion 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1939,it is made lawful for the Lieutenant-Governor to directthat any reserve shall vest in and be held by any mmli-cipality, road board, or other person or lersons to benamed in time order, itt trust for the like or other publicpurposes to be specified in such order: And whereas itis deemed expedient that Reserve No. 22189, near Cool-gardie, should vest in and be held by the CoolgardieRoad Board in trust for the purpose of Camping: Now,therefore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, byand with time advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, doth hereby direct that the before-mentionedreserve shall vest in and be held by the Coolgardie RoadBoat-cl in trust for time purpose aforesaid, subject novel-theless to the powers reserved to him by section 37 ofthe said Act.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

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

Corr. No. 2883/40.\VHEREAS b section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1939,it is made lawful for time Lieutenant-Governor to directthat any reserve shall vest in and be held by any menu-vipality, road board, or other person or persons, to benamed in the order, in trust for the like or other publicput-poses to be specified in such order: And whereas itis deemed expedient that Reserve No. 22190 (WatherooLot 4) should vest in and be held by the Moora RoadBoard in trust for Road Board Purposes: Now, there-fm-c, His Excellency the Lieuteiiant-Govei-nor, by andwith tIme advice and consent of the Executive Council,doth hereby direct that the before-mentioned reserveshall vest in and be held by the Mourn Road Board intrust for the intl-pose afom-esaid, subject nevertheless tofte powem-s reserved to him by section 37 of thee saidAct.


The Forests Act, 1918.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Forests File 776/40; Lands File 926/40.WHEREAS by the Forests Act, 1918, it is pi-ovidedtltat time Governor may by an Omdei in Council declareany Crown lands as 'fiiiihei Reserves, within the mean-ing and for the purpose of that Act, or may revokein whole or part any such reservation: Now, therefore,His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, with the adviceand consent of time Executive Council, dotle hereby pal'-tiallv revoke Timber Reservation No. 80/25, at Cool-gui-die, by excising therefrom the area described here-undet'.


Schedule.The area bounded by lines starting at the intersec-

tion of the south-eastern boundary of the Eastern Gold-fields Railway reserve with the south-western boundaryof Gold Mining Lease 5315, Coolgardie, and extendingsouth-easterly along said lease boundary and onwardsto the northern side of a public road; thence generallywest-north-westerly along said side of road to the north-eastern boundary of Gold Mining Lease 5407; thencenorth-westerly along said boundary to the south-easternboundary of the Eastern Goldfields Railway reserveaforesaid, and thence generally north-easterly along saidreserve boundary to the starting point. (Plait 50/SO;Ngalhahi District.)

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premier's Department,

Perth, 4th Septembem-, 1940.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of time followingappointments to the Commission of the Peace:

Maurice ilauniton Joseph Otto, Esquire, of SteamshipBuildings, l'ertli, and 82 Lawler street, Subiaco, as aJustice of the Peace for the Perth Magisterial Dis-trict;

I-Iei'bert James Edwards, Esquire, of 28 Jarrad street,Cottesloe, US U Justice of the Peace for the Perth Magis-tom-jul Distmict in lieu of the East Coolgardie MagisterialDistrict;

Tltoinas Henry i-[arris, Esquii-e, of Laverton, as a.Justice of the Peace for the Mt. Margaret MagisterialDisti'ict

Thomas Reeves Basford, Esquire, of ''Rathkeale,''Dinninup, as a Justice of the Peace for the Blackwood.\fagisterial Distriel in lieu of th Yalgoo MagisterialDistrict.

Ex Officio JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.IT is hereby notified, for public information, thatPercy Jamnes Bowey, Esquire, Chairman of the KuhnRoad Board, has been appointed, under section 9 of theJustices Act, 1902-1936, as a Justice of the Peace forthe Williams Magisterial District, during his term ofoffice as Chairman of the Board.

L. E SHAPCOTT,Under Sccm'ctary Premier's Department.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADnJsTMEN'r ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Orderlttms been issued in accordance with section 7, sub-section (1) of time Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act,1930-1934. which reads as follows:

A. Stay Ordei Shall diiect that no action, execu-tion, disti-ess for lent, proceedings on default forbreach of covenant under any mortgage ut othersecum-ity for money, or under an agreement for saleand purchase of land, or other process or proceed-ing. shall be commenced or proceeded with, or putin force against the farmer or any of the farmer'snssets, wimetimer mmtilised in connection with or form-ing portion of time assets comprised in his farmingbusiness or not, duriimg time operation of such StayOrdem-: Providled that, by leave of a Judge, anyaction may, notwithstanding the Stay Order, beinstituted and/or carried on against the farmer butnot beyond judgment.

Granted tinder Section 11.(Writing clown or suspension of Debts.)

Farmm (Surname and Christian Names), Address, andDate of Order.

Hudsomi, Reginald Stamiley, ]Jalwalhinu, 2nd September,1940.

All claims against this fainter to be forwarded tothe Di rectom-, Temple Court, William street, Perth.

W. A. WHITE, Director.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Orderissumed under section 11 of time Act has been cancelledas fromn the date specified :Mahey, Kenneth Morrison,lhomvgacla, 29th August, 1940.

W. A. WHITE, Director.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 3rd Septeumber, 1940.IT is hereby published, for general infom-mation, thatthe following appointments have been approved: -

Treasury No. 59/36:Mr. K. Howntson as Receiverof Revenue for the Department of Agriculture;

Treasury No. 13/40 Mr. 0. McCracken as Certify-ing Officer for the Railway Department as froni3/8/1940 and the appointment of Mr. E. Hanley as aCei-tifying Offlcei' has been cancelled fromn tile same date.

A. J. REID,Under Treasurer.

S 1'TE \[ Ii E 6, 1 940.1

Department.

State Insurance Office

Treasury, Government Storos

Public WorksDo....

Mines

Oflice of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 5th September, 1940.

HiS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has appi'oved of the following appointments:

Ex. Cu. 1668; P.S.C. 630/40 :G. W. Bell, Clerk,Public Works 1)epartment, to a similar position (Class10, f279-f288), as from 7th August, 1940;

lix. Co. 1764; P.S.C. 4/40 :Artliur Wiliim Hudle-stou. under sectinu 29 of the Public Service Act, to beVeterinary Surgeon, Department of Agriculture, asfrom 23rd January, 1940;

lix. Co. 1764; I'.S.C. 135/37 :Everctt Charles JohnTonkin, under section 28 of the Public Service Act, tohe Junior Clerk, Public Works Department, a fromlet February, 1040;

lix. Co. 1764; P.S.C. 695/39 :Matthew Harthe, undersection 29 of the Public Service Act, to be Tnspector,Potato Branch, Department of Agriculture, as from30th January, 1940;

lix. Co. 1689; P.S.C. 40/38:Vera (larwen Adams,under section 28 of the Public Service Act, to be JuniorTypist, Chief Secretary's Departmnesmt, as from 19thU'ebruary, 1940.

Also of the acceptance of tIme following resigna-tions :-

lix. Co. 1689:H. Richards, Typist, Education Dc-p:irtnent, as from 24th August, 1940;

Ex. Co. 1764:N. Koetsveld, Typist, Kaigoorlie,Mines Department, as from 16th August, 1940;

lix. Co. 1689 A. F. Haynes, Typist, Metropolitan\Vater Supply Department, as from 22nd August, 1940;

lix. Co. 1764:li. Purnell, Junior Typist, Lands andSurveys Department, as from 2nd August, 1940.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 5th September, 1940.

I-I IS Excellency tIme Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has, um,der the provisioiss of section 6 of theElectoral Act, 1907-19:16, appointed C. W. Goldstone asReturning Officer for the Irwin-Moore Electoral Dis-trict, vice M. S. Benbow, retired.

GOVElNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1621

Position.

t Accountant

Inspector of Clothing (lIens 120)

Traccr, Architectural Branch§Clerk, Geraldton Water Supply

*IlSupervising Chemist (I\lincralogy, Mineral Tech-nology, and Ceo-chemistry Section), GovernmentChemical Laboratory

* Applications are also called under section 29 of the Public Service Act.t The possession of an Accountancy qualification by examination will be regarded as an inmportant factor, when

judging efficiency under section 38 of the Public Service Act.Applicants must have had experience in and possess a sound knowledge of Soft Goods, Manchester, and Tailoring

Trades.This position is a purely clerical one.

1Applicants to have a sound training in mineralogy and chemistry, aisd should have qualifications approved for admis.

sion to the Associateship of Australian Chemical Institute. They should also have had several years experience in the chemical,physical, and optical examination of rocks, ores, minerals, and metallurgical products.

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

GEO. W. SIMPSONPublic Service Commissioner.

Salary.

Class 4,£462f486

Class 8,£31 8f 330£65f 140Class 8,

£318f330Classes 2/3,£5l0f630

DateReturnable.

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has appointed D. Leahyas Bailiff of the Bridgetowis Local Court at Green-bushes, vice A. P. Doye, transferred.

W. S. BOWN,Acting under Secretary for Law.

APPOINTMENTS, ETC.Chief Secretary 's Office,

Perth, 30th August, 1940.1115 Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasbeems pleased to appoint:-

C.S.D. 195/36:_VT. V. Fyfe, Surveyor General;i'rofessoi- A. D. Ross, representing time IJniversity; thel:nder Treasures- or Itis representative; the Under See-reta,-v, Chief Secretary's Departnment, amid time Govern-imei,t Astrononmem', to constitute an Advisory Conmn,ittcein connection with time Observatory amid to be knownas the Astrono,nical Advisory Committee;

And, C.S.D. 404/28:To co,sfmrmn time appointmentof Captaims Geum-ge Briton Sinclair, nsade on time 24thApril, 1940, as Pilot on the staff of time Frenmautle Har-bour Trust;

And, C.S.D. 2698/19:To accept the resignation ofDavid Richa rd Jones, Superintendent, Fremnamstle Pri-son, at time expiration of leave coniniemmced on time 1stSeptember, 1940.

F. J. HUELIN,TJnder Secretary.

YA'i'IVE ADMINISTRATION ACT, 1905-1936.Department of Native Affaim-s,

Native Affairs 360/40. Pemtlm, 29th August, 1940.PURSIJANT to the provisions of section 7 of time NativeAdnministratioim Act, 1905-1936, time Hoi,ourable time

Mitmister for the North-West has approved of the ap-pin mtnie,mt of the followimmg to he Pmotectoms ofNatives :Dr. Owen F. Paget, J.P., for time Shark BayDistrict, for omme nmomitim fromsi 21st August, 1940; Wil-ban, A. Hughes, Esq., J.P., fe,- the Shun-k Bay District,for one nmonth from 21st August, 1940; Rev. A. H.Tassehl foi- time Fom'rcst River Missiomm, for three monthsMm-. .Tolimi A Kelly for the Violet Valley District.

P. 1. BRAY,Acting Comninissio,mer of Native Affairs.

1940.7th September.

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21st Septemberdo.

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JETTIES ACT, 1926.Department of the North-West,

Perth, 30th August, 1 940.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, acting pursuant to section 4 ofthe Jetties Act, 1926, has been pleased to make as and by way of a. consoliclatioll andamendment of the regulations heretofore made under and for the purposes of the saidAct and in force immediately prior to the publication of this notice, the regulationsset forth in the Schedule hereunder, and has directed that the said regulations shallcome into operation and take effect on the day after that day when they are no longerliable to disallowance by a resolution of either House of Parliament.

L. JONES,Under Secretary for North-West.

Schedule.

JETTIES ACT, 1926.Reqalations.

1. These regulations may he cited as the Jetties Act Regulations, 1940.2. These regulations are divided into Parts, as follows:

Part 1.Regulations 4-67: To apply to all jetties controlled by the De-partment.

Part 11.Regulations 68-94: To apply to all jetties within the Port ofPerth as proclaimed from time to time under the Ports and ilar-boursAct, 1917.

Part 111.Regulations 95-105: Special provisions to apply at particularports.

Use of the Geraldton Slip.Attaching crayfish crates to jetties in the Fishing Boat Har-

bour, Fremantle.Pai-t TVRegulations 106-lOS: Breach of regulations and penalties.Anpendix-

1.Fees.II.Forms.

Interpretation.3. In the construction and for the purposes of these regulations, the following

terms shall, if not inconsistent with the context Or subject-matter, have the respectivemeanings hereby assigned to them.

''Jetty'' means any jetty, pier, wharf, grid, slip or landing place.''Department'' means time Department concerned, subject to the control of the

Minister, with the administration of this Act.''Premises'' macails any premises appurtenant to jetties controlled by the Dc-

pa it m en t.''Vessel'' means any ship, lighter, barge, boat, raft or craft of whatsoever des-

cription and howsoever navigated.''Officer'' means any Wharfinger or Servant of the Department.

PART I.To apply to all Jetties controlled by the Department.

Arriyl and movement of Vessels.4. Mastem- to repoit arrivnl:The master or agent of a vessel shall inmmnedi-

ately report the ari-ival of the vessel at airy jetty to the officer in elici-ge and makeall arrangements for the discharge and receipt of cal-go in accordance with theseregulations, and such vessel shall not leave the jetty until all charges have been paidin accordance with these Regulations.

5. Vessels to change berths :_\Tessels after having discharged or taken in theircargo, shall he moved to any berth or anchorage pointed out by the officer in charge.

Berthing Dues.6. Berthing Dues shall be paid:

All vessels using jetties shall be charged berthing dues, as pi-ovided forin Appendix I. of these regulations.

All vessels lying alongside jetties and transhipping cal-go to or fromlightei-s or other vessels shall be charged tile li]ce beithing dues inrespect thereof, as if t.11e said cal-go had been landed on or taken offthe jetties in place of being taken fi-om or placed in such lighteisor vessels as aforesaid.

7. Computation of Bel-thling Dues:In the computation of belthing dues forcargo-carrying vessels, the officer in char-ge shall have the option of proceeding ona weight basis of 2,000 or 2,240 lbs. to the ton (according to trade. usage), or ameasurement basis of 40 cubic feet to the toll, for the cargo in respect of whichsuch dues are levied, except as follows:

Timber, at per ton of 40 cubic feet.1 bullock, cow, steer, heifer, or such like animalI ton.3 calves or foalsi ton.

15 sheep, pigs, goats, or such likei ton.Caneware

ChairsS to the ton.Tables-8 to the ton.Lounges-4 to tile toll.Articles, N.0E.-8 to the ton.

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Hides (raw), Ioose-48 to the toil.Hides (raw), ill bags (contaiiiiiig not inure than 3 hides cach)-1 6 bags to

the ton.Skins, in hales-4 bales to the ton.Skins, in bundlesS bundles to the toil.W001, in balesS hales to tile ton.Wool, iii pockets or bagslU pockets or bags to the ton

Manifests to be Supplied.S. Inwards manifests The master of evers- vessel arriving shall deliver at

the office of the Officer ill Charge, prior to comnieneing to discharge cargo, a true,legible, and complete copy of the manifest of the said vessel, certified to by himselfas being true and complete, and shall also furnish within 4S hours a certified state-ment of all alterations (if any) which may be made in such manifest by reason ofre-measnrenseut of goods included thcren or otherwise. in the event of a vessel notdischarging any cargo, a ''Nil'' manifest must be furnished.

Outwards Manifests:The master of every vessel shall deliver at the officeof the officer in charge, prior to the clearance of the vessel ill which outward cargois shipped, a certified copy of the manifest, giving true, legible, and completepartieu]al's of such goods as will enable tl e amount of outwa I'd vliai'fage dues lay-able thereon to be readily computed. iii the eveist of-a ssel iot shipping any cargoa ''Nil'' manifest must be furnished.

Wharfage Dues and Haiidli ng nd ilaulage Charges.iVhiarfage Dues, etc., to be piid:Except where otherwise provided, w'hi:irf-

age dues and handling and haulage charges, as prese rihed in A ppendix 1. of theseregulations, shall be paid on all cargo landed froi,i or shipped into any vessel. Suchwhiarfagc cIties and haiidling aiid haulage charges shall, except where otherwiseprovided, be levied on the ineasnrenient 01' weight (at the option of the officer ii,charge) of the goods as declared on the vessel's manifest.

1]. Charges for Transhipment Cargo:I"ull wliarfage dues one way only shallbe payable osi cargo for transhipineiit if landed on a jetty, but if passed oversidefl-oils 011e vessel to another for conveyance to destination, or temporarily, thewliarfage dues shall be is. per ton; in both cases handling and haulage charges shallbe payable as per rates shown for other cargo, according to the services renderedill each case.

Charges to be paid before delives'y of Cal-go :All w'harfage dues andIi an dliii g or oth er clia rge s inC ii rred, payable in respect of c a rgu di seha i'ge ii 0I' sIn ppm1,shall become paytble to the oihcer in charge cii the discharge or shii puient of thesaid cargo, ai,d shall he paid on demand, and each hill of lading, as shown on themanifest, must be cleared by oise paynient. No inward cargo shall be delivered tothe consignee or owner thereof, nor outward cargo to the vessel ill winch it isinteisded that same shall he shipped, uistil the written receipt of tIm officer ill chargeshall have been presented to the consignee or owner, or to the shipper or master ofthe vessel, respectively, for the payment of nil wliarfagc dues aisd charges as afoi'c-said in respect of such cargo: Provided always, that it shall he competent, but notcompulsory (in the case of ootw'ard cargo) for the officer in chin rge to accept fromthe agent or the master a guarantee in writing that such dues shall be Paid to himw'ithin 24 hours of the clearance of the vessel.

Extra Chiarges:The officer in charge may make extra charges for handlingpackages over one ton in weight, us' of an exceptional shape, us' w'here extra labouris required or unusual risk is involved.

Handling of Cargo.Cargo not to he placed ois Jetties without Anthority:No goods shall be

landed or placed on any jetty without the written authority of the officer in charge.Cai'go discharged without such authority having been first obtained shall not hedeemed to be in tile custody of the Departuseist, nor shall the Department he heldresponsible for any loss or dansage that may accrue to any such cargo from anycause whatsoever.

Officer in Charge may stop Vessels discharging Cargo :If it appears thatgoods are heissg landed and cannot, in the opinion of the officer in charge, he removedill time to pi'event a 'block,'' tile ohhicer in charge may give notice in writing tothe masters or persons in charge of vessels, or lighters, from which goods are beingdischarged, to stop discharging cargo, and upon such notice being given no furthercargo shah he discharged until sucis time as the officei' iii charge may direct.

Goods not to be slufted withiout Authority:No pci-soil shall shift fi'onsone vessel to another, or from any part of a jetty to any other part thereof, anygoods or luggage without the authority of the officer iii charge.

Cargo us bulk not to be deposited ois any Jetty without Authioi'ity:Noballast, stone, coal, coke, timber, sand, or other goods or othtci' n,aterials in hulksisall be deposited on any jetty without special peruhissioli in w'riting of the officerin elsarge.

IS. Outward Cargo Advice Notes recjuircd:No pem'soii shall enter on any jettyw'ithi goods for shipment w'ithout first dehivem'ing to the officer in charge an outwardcargo advice ]lote, as required by the Departiucist, containing true and full account,with gross measurements Or weights of such goods then under his insmediate eoistrol.

19. Outw'ard Cargo:Ahi outward cargo nmnst he delivered into the shed atleast four w'orking hours prios' to vessel's advertised tinse of sailing.

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20. Dangerous Cargo not to be Shipped without perinission:No person shallcarry, send, or deposit, or attempt to carry, send, or deposit, or permit to be sent,carried, or deposited on any jetty or premises of the Departnient, any loaded firearnior dangerous cargo which is by these regulations or any other Jetty regulations flowor hereafter to be in force, declared to be of a dangerous nature, or any packagecontaining such goods, without the consent in writing of the officer in charge ofsuch jetty, and without distinctly marking such package on the outside with adescription of its contents sufficiently for its identification.

21. Dangerous Cargo may be Refused or Examnined:The oflieer in charge ofany jetty may refuse to take any parcel which he may suspect to contain goods ofa dangerous nature, or may require any parcel to be opened and examined for thepurpose of ascertaining its contents.

22. Marking of heavy Packages:(a) Every package or article of a grossweight of one metric ton (2,205 lbs.) or over intended for shipment as cargo shall,before being delivered to and received by the Department for tile purpose of beingloaded on to a vessel, have prominently marked thereon, or on a label securely attachedthereto, iii legible and non-erasable characters not less than one inch in height, astatement of tile approximate gross weight set out iii tons and hundred-weigh ofsuch package or article.

(b) No package or article of cargo of a gross weight of one metric ton (2,205lbs.) or over shall be unloaded froni any vessel on to any jetty of the Department unlessand until it shall have prominently marked thereon, or upon a label securely attachedthereto, in legible and non-erasable characters not less than one inch in height, astatement of the approximate gross weight set out in tons and hundred-weights ofsuch package or article.

Provided that-in the case of articles such as logs, baulks of timber, or other articles,

which by reason of their nature or place of consignment or despatelifor shipment, or for any other good reason it is not practicable toweigh, but which apparently weigh more than one metric ton, thegross weight of the article may be stated approximately within ahniit of one ton, that is to say, as follows:' 'Over one but undertwo tons,'' or as the case may be;

when it is neither practicable to weigh nor to mark or label legibly anypackage or article as required by paragraph (a) or paragraph (b)of this regulation, and such package or article is sought to be un-loaded from a vessel which has conveyed the same from a placebeyond Australia, and, if the package or article is not marked orlabelled with the gross weight thereof to a limit of one ton, as exem-plified in paragraph (i) of this proviso then, before such package orarticle is unloaded from such vessel on to any jetty of the Depart-inent, the master of such vessel shall arrange for some competent

on his behalf, to supply the officer in charge of such jettywith particulars of the approximate weight of such package orarticle, if the same appears to weigh more than one metric ton.

23. False statenients:No person shall make a false statement as to the nature,quantity, weight, measurement, value, or otherwise of any goods d,ehivered upon anyjetty or premises of the Department in any consignment note, waybill, exemptiondeclaration, or other document which under any regulation now or which shall here-after be iii force he is required to deliver in respect to such goods.

Receipt, Delivei-y, and Storage of Cargo.24. Removal of Cargo :Thie officer in charge shall remove all cargo landed on

a jetty to the goods shed, or other convenient place, as early as possible. Unlessotherwise directed by time Minister of the Department, consignees shall take deliveryof and remove their cargo from the goods shed or yard within three days of its beingreceived in the goods shed or yard.

25. Storage of Caigo and Charges:Shioulcl any goods be not removed from anyjetty, shied, or yard within the time specified in these regulations, there shall (subjectas hereinafter mentioued) he payable to the officer iii charge, as and by way of storagerent in respect thereof, time sum of one shilling (is.) per ton for the first week, andfor every subsequent week the sum of thireepence (3d.) per ton additional to theamount per ton payable for each immecliateh- preceding week, i.e., oie shilling andthreepence (is. 3d.) p tea for the second week, and one shilling and sixpenee (is.Gd.) per ton for time third week, and so on. For the purpose of this regulation afraction of a ton shall be deemed to be a ton and a part of a week shall be reckonedas one week: Provided that, if the consignee or owner hands to tile Department anindemnity, in time form provided and approved by tIme officer in charge, relieving theDepartment frons all liability, the storage charges on goods for which goods shedaccommodation is not provided, and which aic not protected from the weather, may bereduced by one-half.

Nothing herein contained shall prevent the offieci- in charge from removing orordering the removal, as provided for in these regnlations, of any such goods at anytime after the time hmereinhcfore appointed foi- their renioval.

26. Department not hound to find Storage accommnodation:The Departmentshall not be bound to find storage room for any goods, either in any shed or on anyjetty. After notification to the owners, shippers, or eonsignees of any goods, or tothe vessel's agent, that room is not available for the storage of such goods withina shed, or that such goods are owing to their character not permitted by someauthority other than the Department to be stored iii a shed, time Department shallnot be held responsible foi- any loss or damage that may accrue to the goods, bythe elements or otherwise, during the time they remain on the Department's premises.

(c)

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Goods may he Disposed of:The officer in charge shall (unless an agree-ment has been made by the consignee with him to the contrary) be at liberty to sellby public auction any goods vluehi have been left on the premises of the Depart-ment for a period exceeding six mouths, and out of the proceeds of such sale shallpay to the Department all charges due, and the balance of such procewls, after dc-ductiiig any expenses incurred by such sale, shall be paid by the oflicer in charge intothe r1rust Fund, and he refunded to the owner of the goOds on (leniand.

Goods to be checked before Delivery :No person shall remove any goodsor luggage from any jetty or shed without first satisfying the officer in charge ofhis right to do so; and shall, before removing same, sign for such goods or luggageto the officer in charge.

Delay in Delivery: The Department will not be responsible for any ehainia]'ising from delay in the delivery of goods from any cause whatsoever.

Wrong Delivery The Department will not I'e responsible for the wrong ornon-deliver of goods wIne], are erroneously or deficiently marked, or winch havenumerous old or imperfectly erased marks thereon.

Respousibili lv of I lie Depa i-InTent.Cargo in Custody of the Department : (a) Inward cargo shall not for any

purpose whatever be deemed to be in tile custody of the officer in charge until thesling is released fron, the ship's crane or hoisting hook, or deposited oil the jettyor conveyance provided by the officer in charge to receive thc same.

(b) Outward cargo shall be deemed to be in the custody of the vessel when thevessel's crane, or hoisting hook, is inserted in the sling.

Receipts from the Deliartment :No goods for which receipts have not beengiven by the Department shall lie deemed, foi- any pin-pose, to be in the custody ofthe Department as wliarfingers, nor shall the Department be responsible for the safecustody, or for aiiv loss or damage that may accrue to same in any manner whatsoever.

Goods stacked on Jetties :The Department and the officer in charge shallnot be liable for any loss, damage, or injury whatsoever or howsoever occasioned toany goods stacked on any jetty for the convenience of owners, consignors, or con-signees, nnless such loss, damage, or in ury is proved to have been occasioned by thewilful misconduct of some officer of the Department.

Cargo damaged by Fire, etc. :The Department shall not be responsible forloss or damage to goods while in their custody, by fire, water used in extinguishingfire, or vermin.

Goods insufficiently Packed :Whenever iii the opinion of the officer incharge goods are wholly unprotected, or insufficiently packed or protected, so as, inhis opinioa to require additional labour in handling, os to involve the Department inadditional risk in handling, an additional charge for labour shall he imposed on suchgoods, and the Department shall in no ease he liable fo,- damage to goods caused bor contributed to by insufficient, packing or protection. The additional charge in eachcase shall be determined by the officer in c-barge.

Claims.Claims in respect of Cargo No claim will be entertained by the Depart-

ment in respect of goods landed, ci- alleged to be landed, sinless such claim has beenreceived by the officer in elini-ge, in writing, before the vessel (in case of sailingvessels) leaves the harbour, or, in case of steamers, within four days of the steamerleaving the poit, nor in respect of outward goods, unless received by the officer iiicharge within twenty-four (24) hours after the vessel in which it was intended toship such goods leaves time port Each claim most he rendered on the form recognisedby the Department, which foi-uim will be supplied on application.

Working Hours.Ordinary Time :The working hours of any port shall he and include the

hours from S nm. till noon and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on week-days other than Satur-days, and on Saturdays the hours from 8 a.n,. till noon.

Overtime :Thie cost over and above the ordinary cost of day work, of alllabour and supervision, etc., employed dui-ing any hoiii-s, not being working hours asabove defined, or on holidays, shall he paid for by tIme vessel in addition, to the usualcharges. The extra cost of lighting a shied or berth to enable a vessel to work duringany hours, not being ivorking hours, or on holidays as aforesaid, shall also be paid bythe vessel.

Master to give notice of desiie to Work :--Thie master of a vessel desiring towork any hours, not being working hours as defined above, shall give to the officer incharge, two hours ' notice, and on holidays twelve hours ' notice, of Ins desire to do so.

Livestock oi- Vehicles on Jetties or Premises.Livestock on Jetties or Premises No person shall drive ol- negligently allow

any cattle, hoise, sheep, swine, or ethic]- animal to stray upon any jetty or premises ofthe Department.

Riding Vehicles, etc., on Jetties or P,-emises :No person shall ride or driveany horse or bicycle, motor cal-, or other velnele upon or along any jetty or premises,or any pathw'av or other way used in conneetiois with the jetty or premises of theDepartment and set apart for the exclusive use of pedestrians.

Drivers of Vehicles to obey Instructions :Every driver of a ear, cam-t, dray,or othei- vehicle shall, whale mi or upon any jetty or premises of tIme Department, obeytIme reasonable instructions and directions of soy authorised employee of thie Depart-ment.

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43. Persons not to be on Jetties when Livestock is being Handled:--No personshall remain on or pass over any jetty while livestock is being landed or shipped, unlessby the permission of the officer in charge.

Miscellaneous Regulations.44. Bill Posting, Defacement., and Obscenity No persoll, unless authorised in

writing by the Department, shallpost, stick, paint, or write, or cause to be posted, stuck, painted, or written

any placard, bill, advertisement, sign, or other matter within or on anyjetty post, fence, gate, platform, wall, building, or other property orpremises of the Department;

deface any writing or printing on or attached to any board or any noticenutborised to be maintained on any jetty, or on any carriage or rollingstock, or on any fence or building upon any jetty or premises of theDepartment;

write any indecent words or draw any indecent or obscene picture or repre-sentation on any part of any jetty, or on any carriage or rolling stock,or on any fence or building upon any jetty or premises of the Depart-ment.

45. Disorderly persons:No drunk, idle, or disorderly person shall cuter or relnaln in or upon any

jetty, shed, vehicle, or premises of the Department.No poison shall behave in a violeist or offensive manner to tile allllOyallCC

of others, or write or use any insulting, indecent, obscene, blasphemous,or abusive words, or wilfully interfere with tile comfort of aiy personin or upon any jetty, shed, vehicle, or premises of the Department.

No persoi shall commit any nuisance or gamble in or upon ally jetty, shed,velucle, or premises of tile Departuient.

4fi. Fires not to he Lit: No person shall, under any pretext whatever, light,place, or keep a fire upon or so near as to endanger any jetty, shed, car, carriage, orother work of a like nature, nor in or upon any tramway or premises whatsoever oftoe Department constructed entil'ely or in part of wood.

Gates to be Shut No persosl shall neglect to shut any gate or slip panelin any felice forming the boundary of or upon or adjoining auy jetty or premises ofrue Departlnent.

Interference with Lights :No person shall interfere with, damage, or removeally portion of any electric or other type of light or lamp or the mains or fittingsthereof, 011 any Jetty, vehicle, or premises of thc Department.

4P. Interference with or damaging Property :No shall do, attempt todo, assist or aid ill doing, cause 01- procure to be done, any of tile followilig timings:

place any rolling stock or apphalsee OIl nay trmm mway or premises WithOiltlawful authority so to do;

move any part of the rolling stock or appliances Oil any tramway orpremises, or leave the salne 011 any part of tile traillWfiy or premiseswithout lawful authority so to do;

move or in any way interfere with any signals, points, stop blocks, orshow any signal whatsoever likely to mislead;

remove from any jetty or premises of tile Departlnelst aiy rolling stock,tarpaulins, tools, appliances, or property of asy kind, or perniit anyof such rolling stock, tarpaulins, tools, appliances, or property to beunlawfully in his poS5eSsioil Or Oil Ins premises;

damage any jetty or any locomotive, carriage, wagon, rolling stock,machinery, material, or tiling used upon or belonging to any Jettyor premises of the Department.

50. Lost Property :Any person who finds ally lost property upon aiiy jetty orpremises, or ill any carriage or other vehicle of the Department shall immediately handsame over to the officer iii charge, either of the jetty or premises, or in charge of tilecarriage or vehicle, as the case may be.

51. Obstruction of Officers or Acts of No person shall do, attempt to do, assistor aid ill doing, cause or procure to be done, ally of the following thIngs:-

obstruct aisy oflicer or servant cniploycd on mmiv jetty or premises ofthe Departlnent, in the doe performance of his duty;

do aimy act which obstructs or may obstruct the working of any jettyOr premises of the Department, or clldanger the lives of ally personor persons travelling thereon.

52. Obstruction of or Damage to Jetties and Premises:No person, without hai'-isg lawful autllority or written perlflission from tile officer in charge of any jetty,shall cause or procure to be done any of tile following acts:

encroach U011 ally jetty or premises of tile Departnicnt by lnnklng anybuilding, fence, ditch, or Otller obstacle tilereon;

damage, dig up, destroy, remove, or alter in any way the material orsoil thereof;

(e) fill up, divert, alter, or obstrnct ay drain or watercourse directly carry-ing water off, om- made to protect the same, or do ally act wherebyany drain or watercourse is stopped or the flow of water therein isobstructed;

interfere with or divert or dig ally such drain or watercourse;unlawfully throw or put any stoile, gravel, or timber, or any substance,

whether solid or liquid, Or any other matter or thing, 011 any jetty orpremises of the Department;

cut down, break, remove, or destroy amy fence, building, or bridge, 01any telegraph hue or post in or upon any jetty or premise of theDepartment,


53. Rubbish, etc., not to be Throwii:No person shall throw or cause to bethrown at or from any car, carriage, or other vehicle of the Department, or on toany jetty, or prernises vested in, used by, or under the control of the Department,any glass, stone, or other missile, or aisy filth, dirt, rubbish, or other matter of a similarnature.

54. Sale of Articles Prohibited No perswl, unless autliorised by the Depart-ment, shall sell ci' attempt to e]l any article on any jetty or premises, or in anycar, carriage, or other vehicle ef the Department.

55. Smoking amid Loitering No person shall smoke in, under, or hear to anysued, or loiter therein or thereunder, or upon any jetty, or lounge or sleep amongthe cargo placed in or undi r any shed or upon any jetty, or play at any game, or,without the written consent of the Departinemit, address any assemblage of persons iiiany shed or on any jetty or any approach thereto.

56. Trespassing :No person shall trespass on any premises, or be in any vehicleor shed of time Dcpartnment, uisless lie has business therein, and no person shall remainon such pl'emises or ill such vehicle or shed after having been directed by the officerin charge to withdraw.

Tramway Regulations.57. Fare to he Paid: Any persom who fails to plochiec a proper ticket whilst

in or upon any car, carriage, or vehicle of time Department, and refuses to pay theproper fare on demand, may be removed from any ear, carriage, or vehicle by anyofficer of the Department, and will be prosecuted for such penalty as lie may haveincurred under these regulations.

58. Tickets not to he sold or Aitem'ed No person shallalter any ticket with intent to avoid payment of the proper fare, or asy

part thereof, or to mislead or deceive, or for the purpose of sale;sell or transfer, or offer for sale or tramisfer, ally free pass, or permit

any other person other than tile person to whom it is issued, to he illpossession of or make use of same, or travel or attempt to travel, withany snch free pass not being the person entitled to use the same;

sell or transfer or offer for sale or transfer a ticket or any portion ofa ticket which has been used for time whole- or any part of the journeyfor which the ticket was issued, or travel or attempt to travel withany such ticket or portion of a ticket sold or transferred, by anypesson

sell or offer for sale any ticket or portion of a ticket, not being a personauthmorised by the officer in charge of any jetty, for such purpose, orpurchase or offer to purchase any ticket or port-ion of ticket from anyperson not employed as aforesaid for such purpose.

59. Availability of Tickets If any person with or without intention to de-fraud:uses or attempts to use any ticket or free pass the time for the proper

use of which has expired, or which has already heels used to the fullextent to which the holder is entitled to use it;

not being the holder of a free pass for the purpose, travels or attemptsto travel without having previously paid or teisciered his fare;

having paid the fare for a certain distance, or being tIme holder of afree pass for a certain distance, proceeds beyond snch distance with-out liavisig previously paid the additiomsal fare for the additionaldistance, or, in the case if tile holder of a free pass, without beingpreviously duly aathiorised to proceed such additional distance with-out paying such additional fare;

refuscs to quit amsy carriage or car at the point to wInch the fare hasbeen paid, or to which Ins free pass is a vailable, or to wInch, beingthe holder of a free pass, hse has been duly authorised to proceed;

such person shall, in respect of each offence, be liable to the penalty prescribed for abreach of these regulations, ill addition to tile amount due as passenger fare or differ-ence in passenger fare.

60. Feet not to be placed on Seat :No passenger shall place Ins foot os feetupon any seat or part of a seat ill any camS, carriage, or other velucle of the Department.

61. Damage to Carriages :No persoms shall wilfully os negligently damage orremove any lining, shutter, blind, window, or msnmnber plate, or any other part or fittingin or on any car, carriage, or other velsicic of tise Department.

62. Persons not to enter or leave Vehicles in Motion :No persoll, otiser thams allemployee of the Departinesit, shall without seasonable excuse, enter or leave, or atteumptto enter or leave, any carriage, car, or other vehicle while time same is in motion, orelsewhere, than at tise points msanied for that pin-pose.

63. Persons slot to travel on steps of Vehicles :No persoms other than an employeeof the Department slsail, witheut reasonable excuse, travel 011 the roof, steps, or footboard of any car, carriage, or other vehicle, os. on any emgimie or locomotive or motor,or any portion of any car, carriage, or other velncle not intended for the conveyance ofpassengers.

64. Passengers with infectious or contagious Diseases Time officer in charge ofany jetty may refuse to carry any person who, in the opinion of himself or his officers,has any infectious or contagious disease. No person who has any such disease slsall,without the authority of tile officer ill charge, resort to or come hear to or upon anyjetty, ear, carriage, or premises of the Department, or travel or attenipt to travel omsany tramway. No person who has charge of any person who has such disease shall,without the authority of the officer ill charge, aid or assist the person having any suchdisease to travel or attempt to travel on any tramway, os to be near or upon any jettyor premises of the Department. Any person guilty of. a breach of tIns regulation maybe removed from any sue-Is jetty or pm'ernises, or from any car, carriage, or vehicle ofthe Department, and shall forfeit any fare which may have been paid, and, in addition,shall be liable to the prescribed penalty.

SEPTEMBER 6, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, V.A. 1627

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Animals not to be Carried :No person shall take into or have in his chargein any car, carriage, or other vehicle intended for the conveyance of passengers, any(log or other animal, except with the consent of the officer in charge, or under the con-ditions for the time being in force for the conveyance of animals.

Carriages not to be Overloaded No person shall enter or remain in any caror carriage, or compartment of a car or carriage, containing the full number of personswhich it is constructed to carry or convey, except wit!, the consent of the persons insuch car, carriage, or compartment, and any pci-son who shall have catered or be in a car,carriage, or compartment under such circumstances without such consent, and shallrefuse or neglect to go out immediately upon being requested by the officer in charge todo so, may be summarily removed therefrom.

Passengers' Luggage :No person shall remove or otherwise deal with anypassenger's luggage which shall be in or upon any car, carriage, or other vehicle ofthe Department until each package thereof has been inspected by the officer in chargeand the regulation charges for same have been paid, and the packages marked withthe amount of such charges.

PART II.

To Applij to All Jelties Within ihc l'ort of Peril,.Management and Use of Jetties.

68. Control of .Jetties :All public jetties in the Port of Perth shall henceforthbe under the control of the Department.

69. Usc of Jetties:No person shall land at, use, or enter upon any public jetty except in

accordance with these regulations.No person shall in any way whatsoever make use of any public jetty

under construction, or before the same shall have been declared opento the public by notice published in the Govcrnmeat Gazelle.

70. Jetties may be Closed:The Department may at any time temporarily or permanently close

any public jetty, because of inclemency of weather, or foi- any otherreason whatsoever, by posting a notice on same to that effeet, or byotherwise publicly declaring such public jetty to he closed.

The Minister for Works may at any time temporarily om- permanentlyclose any public jetty for repairs, altem-ations, additions, or any otherreason whatsoever, by posting a notice on same to that effect, orotherwise publicly declaring such public jetty to he closed.

Mooring and Berthing of Vessels.71. Permits required to take Vessels alongside Jetties :No person shall moor,

fasten, or take any vessel alongside any public jetty or buoy in the Port, or cause orpernut nil)- vessel to be so moored, fastened, or taken, unless the owner of such vesselshall have first obtained fm-mn tIme Department permission in writing to make use ofsuch public jetty or buoy.

72. Charges for Permits:--(A) A charge, in accordance with the following scale, shall be paid by the

owner of every vessel for a permit to moor, fasten, or take such vesselalongside any public jetty or buoy in the Port. Such charge shall bepaid before a permit is issued:-

Vessels licensed to carry passengers:ls. Od. per head per annualfoi- each passenger the vessel is licensed to cair): providedthe c-hmamge shall not exceed £20 pci- annum for any one vessel.

Other vessels 17 feet in length and underas. p annum;over ii feet and under 28 feetlOs. per annum; 2S feet nailoverel. per annum.

(B) The above measurements shall be taken from the forepai-t of the stemunder the bowsprit to the aft side of the head of the stern post.

73. Permanent Berths:Thc ow-ncr of any vessel licensed to carry passengersmay be permitted to use a public jetty as a permanent berth for such vessel,where accommodation is available, on payment of a charge in accordance with the fol-lowing scale, in addition to the charge payable under the preceding regulation pro-vided that it shall at all times be in the discretion of the Department to decide if anyand what accommodation is to be allowed:

Vessels licensed to carry over 200 passengerslOs. per week;Vessels licensed to carry 200 passengers or nnder-5s. per w-eek.

4. Manner of mooring Vessels:No vessel shall be moored or made fast to any public jetty or sIIy part

thereof, except to such mooring piles, ringbolts, or othei- fastenings asare or may be provided, and no vessel shall remain alongside any publicjetty unless so fastened.

No vessel or any obstruction shall he fastened to oi- near any public stepsor landing place for passcngems in such a manner as to impede freeaccess to such public steps or landing places.

Vessels not to m-e,nain at Jetties longer than necessar-y:No vessel shall befastened to or remain alongside lilly public Jetty loages- than is necessary, and shallimmediately be removed therefrom, on the master or peisoil in charge of such vesselreceiving orders to tltat effect from an officer- of time Depai-tment.

Moom-ings Rafts and Boathouses:No i-aft or boathouse shall be moom-edwithin 100 yards of any public jetty overnight; nor- shah any raft os boathouse benmoored in the fairway by day or by night, and airy raft or boathouse moomecl over-miight shall burn two bright lights from sunset to sumirise, omw- at each end, amid fixedat least eight feet above water level.

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77. Vessels to he in charge of a competent Person :No vessel (except smallrowing boats) shall come alongside or renlain fastened to any public jetty unless incharge of a competent person.

7S . AproaeIiing jetties :m ftcr Sunset --No vessel (cscept small rowing boats)shall app roach aiiy jetty a ft Cr sun set with out burn hog the lights usua liv used bysteamers or sa hug vessels when under way.

Los ding or Discharging Cargo.79. \Vliarfage te he Paid :Tlie owners of all vessels shall pay as wharfage dues

the suns of Pd. (ninepence) pci ton, except where special licenses have been issued,on all cargo landed and shipped aim any of the jetties of the Port: provided that anycargo landed or shipped from one part of the Port to any other shall pay wharfageclues one wnv only.

80. Vessels Loading or Discharging: No vessel loading or discharging cargo shallconic alongside any public jetty until time cargo is ready to be loaded or vehicles areready to receive delivery, in time ease of a vessel discharging, and no vessel shall occupya berth at any pnblie jetty while waiting to load or discharge cargo, but only whenactually occupied in loading or discharging, and between sunrise aisci sunset and onweek days, except by written permission of the Department.

81. Cargo to he RensovedWhen any goods, nierchandise, or plant of any description are placed on

any public jetty for shipment or cx slup, the removal of the same shallproceed concurremitiv with tIme delivery on such public jetty.

All cargo or other material must be reusoved from any public jetty within24 hours of the tinse it is deposited there, or at any time, upon thereceipt by tIme consignor or eosssignee of such cargo or material, ofnotice from an officer of tIme Department.

(() In time event of tIme consignor or eonsigmsee refusing or neglecting to re-move any cargo or other immaterial from any public jetty when requiredso to do by an officer of time Department, such cargo or material maybe ordered to be removed, and tIme cost of removal shall be borne bythe said consignor or consignee, assd lie shall, in addition to such cost,be liable to time penalty prescribed for breach of these regulations.

82. Cargo isot to remain on Jetties Overnight :No cargo shall remain On anypublic jetty overnight, without written permission from tIme Department, and tlsen thesaid cargo sIsall remuaims at the owner's risk, assd such owner will be held responsible forany damage whatsoever incurred thereby. tinder no circumstances shall any dan-gerous cargo or volatile spirit be allowed to renlain on any public jetty overnight.

83. Explosives ssot to be Handled without Pernsissio]m :No explosives, as definedby section 4 of tIme Explosives Act, 1895, shall be landed or discharged on any publicjetty without tIme permnissiosm of the Departnsesmt.

84. Manner of Handling Cargo All cargo carted or conveyed on to any publicjetty shall be carefully rensoved from time vehicles carrying the same into tIme vesselreceiving time same, and shall in no case be tipped from such vessel on to time said publicjetty. Provicledi that tIns regulation shall not apply to sand, stone, gravel, soil, orusanure, which is carefully loaded on any such public jetty by special permission, inwriting, of time departuseat.

Navigation of \essels.85. Power Vessels approselsing Jetties:

In case of two power vessels approaching tIme samsme public jetty at timesame time from opposite dircctiomss, tIme power vessel bound down ariver shall give way to tIme power vessel bound up a river.

Iii the case of two power vessels approaching time same public jetty atthe same time in the same direction, the power vessel omi tIme outercourSe shall give way to tIme poseer vessel on the inner course.

Miscellaneous Regulations.86. Bathing frous Jctties:Batlnng between tIme hours of 7.30 a.ns, and 9.30 p.m.

from any public jetty is prohibited.87. Damage to Jetties :The owner or owners of every vessel shall be personally

liable for all damssage to any public jetty done or occasioned by any person ensployedin such vessel, or in loading or discharging thereof , also for alsy pemialties incurred bythe master or crew or person employed on or in connection witls suds vessel, and anyrepairs rendered necessary nsay be executed by time Departusent, and the cost of suchrepairs shall be paid by the owner or owners liable for such damage, within seven claysafter demand, and may be recovered by time Department sunsmnari]y or otherwise, andany default is, payment sisahl render such owner or owners liable to the penalty pro-vided for breach of these regulations.

88. Fishing from Jetties :No person shall fish from any portion of time roadbridge over the Swan liver at Frcnsantle, or from tlse Canning bridge, or from thebridge or ensbanlcnment across tIme Swan river, at Perth, known as tIme Perth causeway.

89. Fislmimsg Nets on Jetties :No fishing nets shall be hung on or spread aboutany part of any public jetty.

90. Gangways to be Provided Steam vessels landing or slnpping passengers atany public jetty shall provide suitable gamsgsvays of not less thsass 2ft. Oin. in width,having a baud-rail on both sides, assd, after sunset, these gangways shall he sufficientlylighted.

91. Interference with Jetties or Approaches :No person shall rensove oi causeto be removed from any public jetty, or tIme approaches thereto, aisy gravel, stone,tiusber, trees, sisrubs, grasses, or other nsatem'ial, without tIme written permission of theMimsister for Works or his representative.

92. Lifebuoys oil Jetties :No P'' shall remove, damage, or destroy any life-buoy on any public jetty or use the same for any purpose other than savimig life.

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93. Obstruction of Jetties or Officers:No person shall erect any bench, shear legs, crane, stocks, or other

plant whatsoever, or in any way obstruct any public jetty, withoutfirst obtaining, in writing, the permission of the Minister for Worksor his representative.

No person or persons shall obstruct any representative of the Ministerfor Works in carrying out the eonstrntion of, or repairs or additionsto, any public jetty.

9. Rubbish not to be thrown in River, etcNo stones, rubbish, ashes, or anyother substance shall be thrown into any part of the river or discharged upon a publicjetty, except at such places, if any, as may he defined for such purpose by the depart-ment.

PART III.Special Provision.s to Apply at Porlicnlar Ports.

AUse of the (ieraldton Slip.95. Application to be made:

All parties requiring the use of the slip shall apply in writing to theTreasury Cushier, G eraldion.

Applications for the use of the slip shall be registered in the order oftheir receipt, but the right of determining the order of priority inspecial cases shall be and is hereby reserved to the 1)eartiucnt.

96. Charges for use of Slip:All Government vessels shall he permitted to use thc slip free of charge.All other vessels shall be charged for services rendered as prescribed in

Appendix I. of these regulations.The dues charged shall cover the use of the slip and the haulage of the

vessel on to the slip. The owner or master ci the vessel muus arrangefor the proper wedging, blocking, etc.

The owner or master of any vessel using the slip shall be responsible forthe payment of all charges.

97. Government Vessels may take Precedence :Govermunent vessels shall, wheneousidered necessary, take precedence of all other craft, notwithstanding any previousapplication by private owners for the use of time slip.

98. Vessels may forfeit their Turn :Vessels registered for and not arriving atthe slip at the appointed time will be liable to the forfeiture of their turn on the register.

99. Limit to Vessel's Weight :No vessel will be allowed on the slip whose grossdeadweight or build is iii. the opinion of the officer in charge likely to cause undUemrear and tear to the slip.

100. Depnrtment will not undertake Repairs, etc. The Department will notuudertake the repairs of vessell ; all parties availing themselves of the use of the slipwill be required to make their own arrangements for these and provide all necessarymaterial.

101. Responsibility of the Departinent:The Department will not be responsiblefor and shell incur no liability in respect of any damage to any vessel while beinghauled up, remaining on, or being lowered from the slip, or in any way in connectionwith the use of the slip.

B.Attaeling Crayfish Crates to Jetties in the Fishing Boat Harbour, Fremantle.102. License necessary to hang Crates :No crayfish crate shall he attached to,

made fast to, or in any other nmanner connected with any jetty in the Fishing Boatliarbonr at Frementle by any person, except under the authority of and in accordancewith a license granted by the Minister under tile prO ViSiOn of the Jetties Act, 1926.

103. Application for License:Any person desiri9g to obtain from the Minister a license to attach to,

make fast to, or in any other manner connect with the said jetties anycrayfish crate, shall make application for such license in writing, inaccordance with Form 1 in Appendix II. of these regulations, anddeposit such application with the Department at Fremantle, togetherwith the prescribed fee payable for tile license applied for. if suchlicense is not granted the said fee shall be refunded to the applicant.

Upon receipt of the application, the Department shall submit the sameto the Minister, together with such recontinendations regarding thesame as it may think fit to make.

104. Licenses Granted:Every license granted by the Minister to nny person, in pursualice of an

application made by such persoir under these regulations, shall be in tileForui 2 in Appendix II. of these regulations, signed by the Minister,and shall he granted to such person upon and subject to time con-ditions set out ill the said form of license.

Every such license shall specify therein time number of crayfish crateswhich may be attached to, niade fast to, or in any other manner con-nected with tile said jetties under the authority of such license.

105. Fee to be paid in Advance :The fee payable for such license shall be paidin advance and shall be calculated at the rate of three pounds (3) for each and everycrayfish crate in relation to which tile license is granted.

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PART IV.

Breach of Regulations and Penalties.Breach of Regulations :When the breach of these regulations is attended

wit], any danger or annoyance to the public or any person, any officer of the Depart-meat may sununaril interfere to obviate or re-move such danger or annoyance or the

causing the saute, without prejudice to any proceedings against the offender forany penalty to wI, id, lie may be liable.

Recou'crv of expenses incurred by breaches of Regulations Where any per-son or persons by the foregoing regulations or any of thcni are required to do or per-form any act or tiung, and any such act or thing remains undone, the Minister forWorks or the Departitient may cause the sonic to he perfornsed, and charge time costand expenses against such peason or I)ersouss, and the amount thereof may be recoveredas a debt clue to the Crown in any Court of compete-nt jurisdiction.

Penalty for Offenees'.Every person who by any aet or omission fails inany respect to observe, perform, or comply with ally pro\-isioml or requirement of anyof the foregoing regulations shall be guilty of an offence against these regniations,anti, where ito particular penalty is prescribed by these regulations, shall on convictionbe liable to a penalty not exceeding' twenty pounds.

_-\ppenclix I. (Fees).JETTIES ACT, 1926.

Broome Jetty.Schedule of TVhiorfuve Dues and Haucdlhiq and ilaulaqe Charges, etc.

Regulation 10.Except where otherwise provided, uvltarfage Ones and handling amidhaulage charges shall be Pc1 on all cargo landed from or shnpped into any vessel.Kuieh urhuarfage dues and benching aisd haulage charges shall, except where otherwiseprovided, be levied am, the nieasureineut or weight (at the option rif the officer incharge) of the ge-otis its clei]ared on the vessel's manifest.

Wharfage. Handling. Haulage.ii. 0. s. d. s. ci.

Goods.

Acetylene, acids, anti ammonia ... ... .. per tonBatteries (wet.) arid othic'r dangerous cargo .. , per tonBeer, wine, anul spirits .. ...... per tonCement ... .. ...... ... .. per tonChaff .,, ,,. ,., ..,.., .., per tonFlour, bran, a nO pollard , , ,0 per tonFodder, in bags, tales, trusses. cli'.... ... per tonGrain ... ... ... ... ..... pet' tonInflammable liquids ... ... , ., .., pet' tonOil and grease ... ..... ..... per tonSugar ... ... ... ,.. .. .. ... lie-i' tonr1obaeco cigars, a-nd eigarc'l fe-s ... . .. lie-i tonBicycles ,,. .,, ,.,.., ,., ... each 0 9 0 6 0 6Bullion or 5pecje.. ,., ... per box 3 0 5 (1 2 0

or barCane-wareLounges and settces ... each 0 9 1 0 0 6

Chairs, tables, c-ti',.,, ,. .. - each 0 6 0 6 0 6Coal and eoke pm' ton 2 0 5 0 2 0Empty retiu'ns ... .. per ton 0 6 4 0 2 0Explosives ...... .. per tori 6 0 10 0 2 0

Miniaium chat-ge ... ... per win- 3 0 4 6 2 0signsnent

l5eu'tiliser nd pcuh(t'y meal ... ... per tots I 5 0 2 0Fruit .., ,,, ... ... ,. per' case Ii 1 1) 2 (1 I

HidesWei, loon .., ... . -. cacti (3 1 0 2 1) 1

Wet, in begs . ... per bag ti :i 0 6 t) :tLivestock--Animals, birds, or poculta'y in cages

or crates, at item' ton cit -It) cub, fm, of cageor crate .,, ,,,.., .. ... 3 0 4 0 2 0

Bulls, hu lloeks, cows, don keys, heifc'rs,hos'ses, and stress ,., ... ... .., cacti 1 6 *

Calves umci foals ... ca-elm 1 0 *

Pigs ... .. ., ..... each 0 3 0 9 0 2Sheep, goats, and clogs ,.. . cicli 0 1 0 1 0 1Others ,,, ,., ,., ,.,.., each, 1 6 *

MeatsEs-ozesu or Cluliecl-Beef, per quas'ter ..... .. each 1 6 0 4 0 2Beef, rump and loin or buttock ca-eli 0 9 0 4 0 2J\iutton or lamb ,,,,.. .. per ca-reese 0 4 0 4 0 1

1-cal or pork per ca-rcase 0 4 0 6 0 1

M.O.P. shell . per ton 3 0 5 0 2 0Motor dill'S, motor trucks, tm-actors, and other

vehicles ,,, .. ,,., per ton 3 0 2 6 1 0Motor cycles .. ,,,... .. cacti 2 6 4 0 1 0Ore per ton 1 6 3 6 2 0Piping, bore casing, fence posts and clroppes's, iron

or steel ham-s a-nil amsgles, troughiny and wire . per ton 2 0 6 0 2 0SkinsIn bales ... ,,,,.. per bale 0 6 1 6 4 0

In bundles ... ' per bundle 0 3 0 9 0 4'limber, including sandalwood ,,, .,, ,,, per ton 2 0 6 0 2 0\Voolln bales ,,. ,,,.,, pci' bale 1 0 1 0 0 4

In pockets om' bags ... per pocket 0 3 0 6 0 2or bag

All other goods .,, ... per ton 4 0 5 0 2 0ill imsinluni charge ,,. . per con- 0 6 0 9 0 6

signmcsstPassengers' baggage, Lruekc'l .........per pack- 3d., 6ch., or

age Is,

1

6 it 5 (1 2 I)

Haulage :The above haulage rates are between the jetty and goods shed. andvice versa.

Town Haulage A special charge of Os. per ton will be made on all goods re-ceived or delivered in the town and of 4s. per ton on all cargo delivered to the CustomsBond. Where extra haulage is macic without handling and it is to the convenienceof the Department, a charge of 2/ per ton only will be made.

haulage of trucks, for stores for vessels-5s.*Handling Livestock :Department does not handle livestock, but shall, if requested

to do so, and charge according to services rendered.Dangerous Cam-go shall include matches, carbide, compressed gasses, corrosives,

Oi5oils, cartridges and films.Inflammable Liquids shall include petroleum, kerosene, and any oil, liquid, or

spirit derived wholly or in part from any petroleum, shale, sehist, coal, peat, bitumenor any siniilar substance, and which has a true flashing point of less than 1500 fahren-heit; and any other liquid wlueh the Governor by proclamation in the Gazette declaresto be an inflammable liquid.

Ships' Stores :Stores for consumption of vessel by which slnpped are free ofwlmarfage dues, but handling and haulage charges shall be payable at ordinary cargorates, according to services rendered.

Bertliage Dues For vessels over 300 tons gross register, shall be 2d. per toil onall cargo landed and/or shipped, with a minimum of £2 lOs. per day of 24 hoursor part thereof. Vessels under 300 tons gross register shall pay 2d. per ton on allcargo landed and/or shipped, with a minimum of £1 lOs. per day of 24 hours or partthereof. Pearling store ships, mission vessels and luggers shall pay 2d. per ton onall cargo landed and/or slnpped with a minimum of 5s. per trip.

Overtinie :When staff are called on to work overtime in the interest of vessels,shippers, or consignees, overtime shall be paid at the rate of Zs. 6d. per hour per officer.

Handling Lines The minimum charge for handling a vessel's lines shall be £1.Lighting Jetty and/or Shed :-2 per night or part thereof.Travellers' Samples are exempt from outwards wharfage, provided full inwards

mvharfage has been paid.M.O.P. Shell shall be treated as cargo for translnpment and pay wlmarfage one

way only.Storage on MOP. Shell:Gd. per ton per week. Department not to be respon-

sible for safe custody or loss of or damage to such shell.Cylindrical Cargo nianifested on square measurement, shall, for the computation

of wharfage dues and handling and haulage charges, be reduced by 1-5th.Heavy Lifts --Additional charges for heavy lifts on hand winches or cranes shall

be levied as follows:Over 1 ton and up to 30 cwt. . . 4s. per lift.Over 30 ewt. and up to 2 tons - . - . 5s. ,,Over 2 tons . . . . - Os. ,,

Hire of :Meat van, lOs. per trip.Hand trucks, 2s. Gd. per hour or part thereof, at the option of tIme wharfinger.Cargo truck, 5s. per hour or part thereof, at time option of the wharfiuger.Crane, 2s. per hour or part thereof.

Use of Loco in overtime hours :When in overtime hours a steam locomotiveis used, a charge of 7s. Gd. per hour iii addition to staff overtime will be made.

Tram Fares Adult return is. 3d., single 9(1.; clnidi-en under 12 free, at dis-cretion of wharfinger.

JETTIES ACT, 1926.Carnarvon Jetty.

Schedule of Wharfage Dues amid Handling and Haulage Charges, etc.RegulaIioii 10.Except where otherwise provided, wharfage dues and handling

and haulage charges shall be paid on all cargo landed from or shipped into any vessel.Such wharfage dues and handling and haulage charges shall, except where otherwiseprovided, he levied oil the nleasum-emnent or weight (at the option of the officer incharge) of the goods as declared on time vessel's manifest.

Wharfage. Handling. Haulage.s. d. s. d. s. d.

Goods.

Acetylene, acids, and ammonia .........per tonBatteries (wet) and other dangerous cargo per tonBeer, wine, and spirits per tonCement per tonChaff.....................per tonFlour, bran, and pollard per tonFodder in bags, bales, trusses, etc ......per ton . 6 0Grain ... ..................per tonInflammable liquids ... ......per tonOil and grease ......... per tonSugar .....................per tonTobacco, cigars, and cigarettes .........per tonBananas, fruits, and kindred products exported per ton 2 0Bicycles ... each 0 9Bullion or specie per box 3 0

or barCanewareLounges anti settees .., ... each 0 9

Chairs, tables, etc. ... each 0 6

4 6 2 0

3 0 2 00 6 0 64 6 2 0

1 0 0 60 6 0 6

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SEPTEUiER Ii, 1940. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \V.A.

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Coal and cokeEmpty returnsExplosives

Minimum charge

Fertiliser and poultry mealFruit ... ...HidesWet, loose

Wet, in bagsLivestockAnimals, birds, or poultry in cages

or crates, at per ton of 40 cub. ft. of cageor crate

Bulls, bullocks, cows, donkeys, heifers,horses and steers

Calves and foals

Sheep, goats, and dogsOthers

MeatsFrozen or ChilledBeef, per quarter eachBeef, rump and loin or buttock eachMutton or lamb per carcaseVeal or pork per carcase

Motor cars, motor trucks, tractors, and othervehicles per ton

Motor cycles ... ... eachOre ... ... ... per tonPiping, bore casing, fence posts and droppers, iron

or steel bars and angles, troughing and wire ... per tonSkinsIn bales ............ per baleIn bundles ...............per bundleTimber, including sandalwood ... per tonWoolIn bales ... ......... per bale

In pockets or bags ... per pocketor bag

All other goods per tonMinimum charge per con-

signmentPassengers' baggage, trucked .........per pack.

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3d, or 6d.

HaulageThe above haulage rates are between the jetty and goods shed or viceversa.

"handling LivestockDepartment, does not handle livestock, but shall, ifrequested to do so, and eliiirge according to services rendered.

Dangerous Cargo shi all include inn tehes, carbide, compressed gasses, corrosi yes,poisons, cartridges and films.

Inflammable Liquids shall include petroleum, leroseii c, and lay oil, liquid, orspirit derived wholly or in last from any petroleum, shale, sehist, coal, peat, bitumenor nay similar substance, and which has a true flashing point of less thai 150 dog.Fahrenheit; and any other liquid wim hOt the Governor he proela nation iii the Gazc'tedeclares to be an inflanunable liquid.

Ships' StoresStores for consunipti cl off vessel be which sIt ippCd are free 0fwharfage dues, but handling and haulage charges shah 1 be payable at ordinary cargorates, according to services rendered.

Berthage DuesIcr vessels over 300 tons gross register, shall be 3d. ic' ton onall cargo landed and/or slnpped, with a ininiusuin of £2 I Os. lid, per day of 24 hoursor part thereof. 'Vessels under 300 tons gross register shall pay 3d. per ton on allcargo landed and/or shipped with a minimum of Li I Os. Od. per day of 24 hours orpart thereof. Penning store ships, mission vessels, and luggers shall pay 20. PCIton on all cargo landed and/or shipped, with a minimum of 5/- per trip.

OvertimeWhen staff are called oil to work overtime iii the interest of vessels,shippers or consignees, overtime shall be paid at the i-ate of 2/0 per hour per officer.

Handling LinesThe minimum cli urge for ha midling a vessel's lines shall be £ ILighting Jetty and/or Shedf2 per night or part thereof.Travellers' Samples are exempt from outwards wharfage, provided full inwards

wharfage has been paid.Cylindrical Cnrgoi\Ianifested on square measurement, shall, for the conipiita-

tioa of wlmarfage dues and handling and haulage charges, be reduced by I /5th.heavy LiftsAdditional charges for heavy lifts on mud Ivinniles or cranes shial I

be levied as follows:Over 1 ton and up to 30 cwt.-4/- per lift.Over 30 cwt. and up to 2 tons-5/- per ]ift.Over 2- tons-6/- pet' lift.

hire ofMeat Van, Fruit Van, rIntick or Oil Tanic :-1 0/ " trip, 11001 age 5/pci trip.

Kalauiazoo-10/- per trip plus drivers wages.Cm'ane-2/- per hour or part thereof.

Usc of Loco in Overtime HoursWhen iii overtime hours :s steam locomotive isused, a charge of 7/6 per hour, iii addition to staff overtime, ,vil I he iiiacl c.

Water Supplies :-7/6 per .1,000 gallons, mliii nium 5/-;Watering sheepI!- per 100, nunimnuni 3/-;Watering cattleId. per head, numliuluni 3/-.

Trans FaresAdult return 1/3, single 90.; concession return 90.; chii]drcn under12 free, at discretion of wharfiager.

per tonper tonper tonper con-signmentper tonper case

eachper bag

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1634 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPT1cMBER 6, 1940.

JETTIES ACT, 1926.Derby Jetty.

Scheilvic of TJ7Iic.rfagc Dyes and Handling and Haulage Charges, etc.Regulation 10:Except where otherwise provided, wliarfage dues and liaiidling

and haulage charges shall be paid on all cargo landed from or shipped into anyvessel. Such wha rfage dues and ha ud] lug and haulage charges shall, except whereotherwise provided, be levied on the measurement or weight (at the option of theofficer in charge) of the goods as deciai'ed on tile vessel's manifest.

Haulage :The above haulage rates arc between the jetty and goods shed or viceversa.

*Ha)Idhiilg Livestock :Department does not handle livestock, but shall, if ic-quested to do so, and charge according to services rendered.

Dangerous Cargo shall include matches, carbide, compressed gases, corrosives,pOiSOnS, cartridges and films.

Inflamniable Liquids shall include petroleum, kerosene, and any oil, liquid or spiritderived wholly or in part from any petroletnn, shale, schist, coal, peat, bitumen, or anysimilar substance, and which has a true flashing point of less than 150° Fahrenheit; andany other liquid which the Governor by Proclamation in time Gazelle declares to be aninflammable liquid.

Ships' Stores :Storcs for consumption of vessel by which shipped ale free ofmvharfage dues, but handling and haulage charges shall be payable at ordinary cargorates, according to services rendered.

Berthage Dues :For vessels over 300 tons gross register, shall be 2d. per ton onall cargo landed and/or slnppecl, with a minimum of £2 lOs. per day of 24 hours orpart thereof. Vessels under 300 tons gross register shall pay 2d. per ton on all cargolanded and/or shipped, with a minimum of £1 lOs. Od. per day of 24 hours or partthereof. Pearhing store ships, mission vessels, and luggers shall pay 2d. pci ton on allcargo, landed and/or shipped, with a minimum of 5s. per trip.

Goods.

Acetylene, acids, and ammoniaBatteries (wet) and other dangerous cargoBeer, wine, and spiritsCement

Flour, bran, and pollard

per tonper tonper tonper tonper tonper ton

Wharfage. Handling.s. d. s.d..

Haulage.s.d.

Fodder, in bags, bales, trusses, etc.Grain ...Inflammable liquids .........Oil and greaseSugar ............Tobacco, cigars, and cigarettes

pertonper tonper tonper tonper tonper ton

6 0 5 0 2 0

Bicycles each 0 9 0 6 0 6Bullion or specie perbox 3 0

or bar5 0 2 0

CanewareLounges and settees each 0 9 1 0 0 6Chairs, tables, ate. each 0 6 0 6 0 6

Coal and coke perton 2 0 5 0 2 0Empty returns perton 0 6 4 0 2 0Explosives perton 6 0 10 0 2 0

Minimum charge percon. 3 0signmcnt

4 6 2 0

Fertiliser and poultry meal perton 1 0 5 0 2 0Fruit ............ percase 0 1 0 2 0 1HidesWet, loose ............... each 0 1 0 2 0 1Wet, in bags perbag 0 3 0 6 0 3

LivestockAnimals, birds, or poultry in cagesor crates, at per ton of 40 cub. ft. of cageor crate 30 40 20

Bulls, builocks, cows, donkeys, heifers,horses, and steers each 16 *

Calves and foals each 10 *

each 03 09 02Sheep, goats, and dogs each 01 01 01Others each 16 *

MeatsFrozen or ChilledBeef, per quarter each 16 04 02Beef, rump and loin or buttock each 09 04 02Mutton or lamb per earcase 04 04 01Veal or pork ... per carcase 04 06 01

Motor cars, motor trucks, tractors, and othervehicles per ton 30 26 10

Motor cycles .......... each 26 40 10Ore per ton 16 36 20Piping, bore casing, fence posts and droppers, iron

or steel bars and angles, troughing and wire ... per ton 20 60 20SkinsIn bales ... per bale 06 16 40

In bundles ... per bundle 03 09 04Stock hay for reshipment per ton 30 50 20Timber, including sandalwood ......... per ton 20 60 20WoolIn bales ... ... per bale 10 10 04

In pockets or bags ... ... per pocket 03or bag

06 02All other goods per ton 40 50 20Minimum charge ... per con-06

signment09 06

Passengers' baggage, trucked ... ... per pack- 3d., 6U., orage 1*.

Overtime :Wlien staff called on to work ovci'time in the interest of vessels,shippers, or eonsignees, overtime shall be paid at the rate of 2s. (3d. per hour per officer.

Handling Lines :Tiie miiiimuin charge for handling a vessel's lines shall be £1.Lighting Jetty and/or Shed: f2 per night or part thereof.Travellers' Samples ii ic exempt troni ontira rds wharfuge, pi'owhled full inwards

o'harfagc has been paid.Cylindrl Ca ego maul fest ed o square niea Sn remuent, sI all, for the coinputa tie ii

of wliarfage dues and handling amid ha ultige charges, be reduced by 1/5th.Heavy Lifts Additional charges for heavy lifts on hand winches or era lies shall

be levied as follows:Over 1 ton and np to 30 i'wt... . . 4s. per lift.Over 30 cwt. and tip to 2 tolls .. . . 5s. pet' lift;.Over 2 toils . . . . . Os. pci' lift.

Crane Hire 2s. pci' hotu' iii' part thereof,Storage :On wool-3d. ha l pet' week;

cii M.O.P. shellOh. pci' toll pci' ircek. Department hot to he responsibleicr safe custody or loss of or daiiiage to such ,shell.

'l'ramn Fares Adult return Is. 3d., single ltd.; c'lnldrcn under 12 fi'ee, at discretion of wharflngcr.

.1 ETTIES ACT, 1020.Onslow Jetty.

Schc,liilc' of JT'/om 'J(i(/e I)e and lion ti//eq and Ha ulage Clioi'ges, c/c.Regulat iiiii 10 :Ex'ept ii'l'i't' otliern is'' lro\'ileil tel act' a g' dues and handling

nnd haulage eli:ii'ges shall he pail oii till r:i -gi lunilc'd froni c slnppm'd into nay vessel.Such whiart'age Ines'',inil litiiidlimig tied lianliige rhi:n'gcs shall, ixcept w'licre otherwisepi'o\'i(lc'd, he lcvid cii tl' iii,'asni'eiiie'nt or iveiglit (at the opt ion of the officer itsehitirge) ot' hlte gaiTs as e'lacid oil tile i''ss'l 's manifest.

Goods. %Vliarfage. Handling. Haulage.

Acetylene, acids, and ammoniaBatteries (wet) and other dangerous cargoBeer, wine, and spirits ...Cement .,. .,.Chaff ,.. ... ... ...

per tonpet' tonper tonper tonper toit

S. (1. s. 0. s. d.

Flour, bran, and pollard ...Fodder in bags, bales, trusses, etc.Grain ......... ...Inflammable liquids ... ...Oil and greaseSngar ... ...Tobacco, cigars, and cigarettes

per tonpci' tonper tonper tonper tonper tonper ton

0 46 20

Bicycles ... ... ... each 09 06 06Bnllion or specie ... per box or 30

bar46 20

CanewareLonnges and settees cccli 09 1 0 06Chairs, tables, etc'. each 06 0 6 06

Coal and coke per ton 0 4 6 20Empty returns per ton 06 3 6 20Explosives pci' ton 6 0 10 0 20

Mininsumn charge pet' con. 30sigmiment

4 6 20Fertiliser and poultry meal pci' ton 10 40 20

per case 0 1 0 2 0 1

HidesWet, loose ... ... each 01 02 01Wet, its bags ... per bag 03 06 03

LivestockAnimals, birds, or poultry in cages orcrates, at pci' ton of 40 cub. ft. of cage orcrate ... ... ,.. 30 40 20

Bulls, buliocks, cows, donkeys, heifers, horses,and steers ... ... each 16 *

Calves and foals each 10 *

Pigs ... ... ... each 03 09 02Sheep, goats, and dogs each 01 01 01Others ... ... each 16 *

£ s. 0.Foi' vessels not exceeding 5 tons gloss , 0150For vessels over 5 tons and not exceeding 10 tons 100For vessels o \'ei' 1 0 t oiis and ii at exceed lug' 20 toiis 1 15 0For vessels 0Cm' 20 tons and not ('xceeding 40 tons ..250For vessels 40 tons and over ., . .390

Slcl'TFt.uloEtt 6, 1940.] GOVEHNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1635

J STIlES ACT, 192(3.(ieraldtun Slip.

Sc/i & i/c of S1'ppaye and ho u/age C/i urges.(a) Slippage Fees.

Vessels 4Oft, timid over is. per foot run of lc'ngtli overall per day for tile firstthree 0ays, and 9d. per foot run of length overall per day foi' each subsequent day orpart of a day ; Sn ii days and p ul lie Ii oIl days cxci tided,

Under 4Oft. Is. per foot lull of length overall per day foi' the first two days,and 9(1. per foot run of length overall per day for each snhsctueuit lay or pai't of a day;Seniclays and public holidays excluded.

b ) lOin loge Cli a i'ges.

I U:3d GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. Scr'i,iiuca Ii, 11940.

Cioods. Wharfage. lilandling. Haulage.s. ci. s. ci. s. ci.

MeatsFrozen or ChilledBeef, per quarter . each 1 6 () 4 0 2Beef, rump and loin, or buttock ... each 0 9 0 4 0 2Mutton or Iamb per carcase 0 4 0 4 0 1

\Teal or pork ... per carcase 0 4 0 6 0 1

Motor cars, motor trucks, tractors, and othervehicles ... per ton 3 0 2 6 ] 0

Motor cycles ... ... each 2 6 4 0 1 0Ore ... ..................per ton 1 6 3 0 2 0Piping, bore casing, fence posts and droppers, iron

or steel bars and angles, troughing, and wire ... per ton 2 0 6 0 2 0SkinsIn bales ... pci' bale 0 6 1 0 0 4In bundles ............ per bundle (1 3 0 9 0 4Timber, including sandalwood per ton 2 0 6 0 2 0WoolIn bales ... per bale 1 0 0 9 0 4

In pockets or bags ............ per pocket 0 3 0 4 0 2or bag

All other goods ... per ton 4 0 4 0 2 0Minimum charge ............per con- 0 6 0 6 0 6

signrnentPassengers' baggage, trucked per ... 3d. or 6d.

package

Haulage :Tlic above haulage rates are between jetty and goods shed ci' vice versa.

5Handling Livestock Department does not haiidle I VeSt ock, hut shall, if requestedto (10 50, and charge according to services rendered.

Dangerous cargo si I all include in atc'li es, c'aih ide, corn pressed gasses, eorr sives,poismis, cartridges, and films.

Infla nimabl e liquds sI all ii ci tide petrolcii in, Ice rosen e, and any oil, I iq iii d, or s pitdei'ived wholly or in part from any petroleum, sI ale, sc I st, coal, pent, hi tni en or anysiniilar substance, and which has a true flashing point of less than 1500 }'ahi'ciiheitand any other liquid which the bovernor by Proclamation in the Gazelle declares tohe an inflammable liciuicl.

Ships' Stoics :Storcs for consumption of vessel by w'liih slopped arc free ofvli arfage dues, but ha nd liii g and han loge cli arges shall be pa a hi e at ord iii a ry cargorates according to services rendered.

Berthage Dues For vessels over :100 toils gross registershall he 2c1. per tonon till cargo lauded and/or shipped, with a iniuiniuin of £2 lOs. Od. per day of 24hours or part thereof. Vessels under 300 toils gross register shall lay 2d. per ton ontill cargo landed and/or shipped, with a nnniinum of £1 1 Os. Od. per day of 24 hours01' part thereof. Pearling store slnps, mission vessels and loggers shall pay 2d. per toilon all cargo landed and/or sluppeci, with a m iiinulu of' Ss. c' trip.

Overtime :Wlien staff are called on to work overtime in the interest of vessels,shippers, oi' consignees, overtime shall he paid at the rate of 2s. (Id. pe" lion,' pci' officer.

I{andling Lines --'l'lie non im urn elm i'ge for Ii audi ag a vessel '5 liii es sI till he £1Lighting Jetty and/or Shied :-2 per night ot' part thereof.Travellers' Samples are exempt from outwards wlitirfage, provided full inwards

n'has'fage has been paid.Cylindrical Cargo manifested oic square measurement shall for the computation of

wharfage dues and handling and haulage charges he reduced by 1/5th.Heavy Lifts Additional ehai'gcs foi' lieav' lifts cii hand winches ui cranes shall

he levied as follows :-Over 1 ton and up to 30 cwt. . , , , 4s. pci' lift

30 ewt. ,, ,, 2 tons , . . Ss. ,,

2 tons . . . . ' ' , , 6s.

Crane Hire :-2s. pci' hour or part thereof.Stos'ageOn wool-3d. pci bale pci' week;

On MOP. shell-6c1. pci' ton per weelc. Department not to be i'espon-sible for safe custody oi' loss of or daniage to such shli.

Watering Stock :Slieep-3s. pci' 100, minimum is.;Cattleid. per head, minimum is.

Tram Fares Adult i'etnrn Pd., single 6d. ; childi'eii nuder 12 free, at discretionof w'barfinger.

.1 E'i'TIES ACT, 1926.Point Samson Jetty.

Schedule of WIiai'fage Dues and Handlin,q ond Haulage Clrnrges, etc.ilegulation 10 Except wli crc otherwise pi'ovidcd, wit arfage dnes and handling

and haulage charges shall he paid on all cargo landed front or slupped into any vessel.Such whai'fage cities and handling and haulage charges shall, except where otherwiseprovided, he levied oii the ineasurenient or weight (at the option of the officer incharge) of the goods as declared on the vessel's nia iii test.

Goods. Wharfage. Handling. Haulage.s. d. s. d. s. d.

Acetylene, acids, and ammonia .........per tonBatteries (wet) and other dangerous cargo per tonBeer, wine, and spirits per tonCement per tonChaff ............... per tonFlour, bran, and pollard per tonFodder in bags, bales, trusses, etc ......per ton

60 46 20

Goods. \\Tliarfage. Handling. haulage.s. ci. s. ci. S. ci.

Grain ... . per toninflammable liquids tonOil and grease ...............per ton 6 0 4 6 2 0Sugar ... ... per tonTobacco, cigars, and cigarettes ...... per tonBicycles each 0 9 0 6 0 6Bullion . specie per box or 3 0 4 6 2 0

barCanewareLounges cml settees each 0 9 1 0 0 6Chairs, tables, etc..........each 0 6 0 6 0 6Coal and coke per ton 2 0 4 6 2 0Empty returns ... per ton 0 6 3 6 2 0Explosives per ton 6 0 10 0 2 0

Minimum charge per con- 3 0 4 6 2 0signment

Fertiliser and poultry meal per ton 1 0 4 0 2 0Fruit ... ... per case 0 1 0 2 0 1

HidesWet, loose each 0 1 0 2 0 1

Wet, in bags per bag 0 3 0 6 0 3LivestocicAnimals, birds, or poultry in cages or

crates, at pci ton of 40 cub. ft. of cage orcrate ..............3 0 4 0 2 0Bulls, bullocics, cows, donkeys, heifers, horses,

and steers each 1 6 *

Calves and foals each 1 0 *

Pigs each 0 3 0 9 0 2Sheep, goats, and dogs .........each 0 1 0 1 0 1

Others each 1 6MeatsFrozen or Chilled

Beef, per quarter each 1 6 0 4 0 2Beef, rump and loin, or buttock ......each 0 9 0 4 0 2Mutton or lamb ... ...... per carcase 0 4 0 4 0 1

\Teal or pork ... per carcase 0 4 0 6 0 1

Motor cars, motor trucks, tractors, and othervehicles ... pc ton 3 0 2 6 I 0

Mntor cycles each 2 6 4 0 1 0Oro ...... per ton 1 6 3 0 2 0Piping, bore easing, fence posts and droppers, iron

or steel bars and angles, troughing, and wire ... per ton 2 0 6 0 2 0SkinsIn bales ...... per bale 0 6 1 0 0 4

In bundles ... ... per bundle 0 3 0 9 0 4'lImber, including sandalwood..........per ton 2 0 6 0 2 0Wrool_.In bales ...............per bale 1 0 0 9 0 4

In pockets or bags ... per pocket 0 3 0 4 0 2or bag

All other goods ...............per ton 4 0 4 0 2 0Miniinuni charge per con- 0 6 0 6 0 6

signinentPassengers' baggage, trucked per ... 3d. or 6c1.

package

Haulage :'i'he a hove haulage rates a ic between the jetty and goods shed orVice versa.

5llaiidling Livestock:Dep;irtnient does not handle livestock, but shall itrequested to (10 50, a id charge according to services rendered.

Da ngerous Cargo li 11 mel ode unite lies, car bide, corn pressed gases, corrosivepoiSOns, caitrlges, and films.

Inflanuin,})li Liquids shall include petroleuiii, kerosene, and any oil, liquid, orSi.) nit dee ned wI ul lv Or in pa it f rOIii II a pet roleu In, S Ii ale, seli ist, onl , peat, bitumenor any similar substance, a iid ivlucli ha a true (lashing point of less than I 50° Fahrcn-hieit and any other liquid wlnh the Governor by Proclamation in the Gazelle declaresto be an inflammable liquid.

Ships ' Stoics: Stoics for consumption of vessel by which slupped are free of;vita rfa ge clues, ku t Ii and liii g and In, ul age chin rges shi all lie payable at or nary cargorates, according to services rendered.

Berthage Dues:For vessels over 300 tons gross registershall be 2d. pci tonon all cargo li ad ed an cl/n r shipped, ivi th a miii i muni of £2 lOs. Od. per day of 24hours or part thereof. Vessels under 300 tons gross register shall pay 3d. per toil onall cargo landed and/or skipped, with a minimum of £1 lOs. Od. per day of 24 hoursor part thereof. Penning stoic slops, mission vessels, and luggers shall pay 3d. pertoil on il I cargo landed a mi/or shipped with a nil nimuni of 5*. per trip.

Overtime :W'hieii sta If are called on to worlc overtime in the interest of vessels,shippers, or consignces, overtime *lia II h-c paid at tIle rate of 2s. Gd. pci hour per officer.

Handling Lines The niiuimnlli charge for handling a vessels lines shall he £1.Lighting Jett md/or lmed 32 pci night or part thereof.Travellers' S:uinplcs ale rxenipt from outvards svharfage, provided full inwards

vhiarfage has been paid.Cylindrical (a ceo maui fested on sqlIai'e uieasurement. shall for the computation

of wharfage cities and handling and haulage charges be reduced by 1-5th.Heavy Lifts :A ciditinnal charges for heavy lifts cii hand winches or cranes shall

be levied as follows:Over 1 ton and up to 30 ewt. . . . . 4s. per lift.Over 30 cwt-. and tip to 2 tons . - . . . . Ss. ,,

Over 2 tons . . . . Gs, ,,

-4 E1''IE.\I ui:i (3, 1 01-0.1 (4 OVIdF1NMENT Ci AZETfE, W.A. 1017

Crane hire :-2s. per hour or pelt thereof.Storage On wool-3d per 1 ale Per iveek

On M.O.P. shellGd. per ton per week. Department hot to be rcspoiisihlefor safe custody or loss of or damage to such shell.

Train Fares :Adnit return Gd., single Gd.; children under 12 free, at discretionof wharfinger.

JETTIES ACT, 1926.Wyndhani Jetty.

Schedule of iVharfagc' Dues and F[(nullinq and Haulage Charges, etc.Regulation 10: Except where otherwise provided, wliarfage dues and handling

and haulage ehargs shall he paid on all cargo landed from oh shipped into any vessel.Such wharfag ,lues and a tulliug and haulage charges shall, except where otherwiseprovided, be levied cu the iueasurenieut or weight; (at the option of the officer incharge) of the goods as declared oii the vessel's manifest.

Goods.

Acetylene, acids, and ammonia ...... per tonBatteries (wet) and other dangerous cargo per tonBeer, wine, and spirits per tonCement ... . - .. per tonChaff ... ... ... per tonFlour, bran, and pollard ......... per tonFodder in bags, bales, trusses, etc ... per tonGrain per tonInflammable liquids per tonOil and grease per tonSugar per tonTobacco, cigars, and cigarettes per tonBicycles ... ... eae]iBullion or specie per box

or barCanewareLounges and settees ......... each

Chairs, tables, etc ccciiCoal and coke ....... per tonEmpty returns, including casks, drums and other containers

shipped to Wyndhsm for filling per tonExplosives ......... per ton

Minimum charge ... per coil-signment

lcei.tiliser and poultry meal .. per tonFruit ... per caseHidesWet, loose ... each

Wet, in bags ." bag1)riecl .. i' ton

l.ivestockAnimals, birds, or ponitry in cages or crates, atper ton of 40 cub. ft. of cage or crate

Bulls, bulloeks, cows, donkeys, heifers, horses and steersCalves and foals ... ...Pigs .........Sheep, goats, curl dogsOthers ......

ill ca ts]lecf, pork, mutton, ra.bbil s, fish ci id 110111 try, frozemi

Wharfage. Hanclhing.s. d. s. d.

1

-6 0 6 S

09 0630 5009 1006 0620 6806 506 0 10 03 0 5 0

10 5001 0201 020 3 0 640 6830 50

each 1 6 *

each 1 0 *

eaeh 0 3 1 6each 0 1 0 4each 1 6 *

perton 5 0 6 8Canned meats and extract, exported .........per ton 3 0 6 8

Motor cars, motor trucks, tractors, and other vehicles per ton 3 0 2 6Motor cycles ... each 2 6 4 0Oil in bulk ... per ton 5 0Ore ............... ......... per ton 3 0 5 0Piping, bore casing, fence posts and droppers, iron or steel

bars and angles, t.roughing and wire ... per ton 2 0 6 8SkinsIn bales per bale 0 6 1 9

In bundles per bundle 0 3 1 0Tallow, dripping, and edible fats, exported per ton 3 0 6 8Timber, including sandalwood per ton 2 0 6 8WoolIn bales per bale 1 0 1 6

In pockets or bags per pocket 0 3 0 9or bag

All other goods per ton 4 0 6 8ilinimum charge per con- 0 6 0 9

signmentPssenteers' baggage, trucked per pack- ... 0 6

ago

Haulage :Goods hauled shall, except as provided hereunder, be charged haulage atthe rate of is. 8c1. per tois each way, with a nlinimuns of Gd. Motor cars, motor trucks,motor cycles, tractors, and vehicles monnted on owls wheels, is. per ton. Fruit, id. perease.

5I-Iandling Livestock Department does not handle livestock, but shall if requestedto do so, and charge according to services rendered.

Dangerous cargo shall include matches, carbide, compressed gases, corrosives,poisons, cartridges and films.

Inflammable Liquids shall include petroleum, kerosene, and any oil, liquid, or spiritderived wholly or in past from any petrolenmsm, shale, sehist, coal, peat, bitumen, or aimysimilar substance, and which has a true flashing point of less than iSO° Fahrenheitand any other liquid \vlsich the Governor by Proclamation in the Gazette declares to bean inflammable liquid.

lh3S GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTEMBER 6, 1940.

SE1"rEacwu 6, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1639

Ship's Stores Stores for consumption of vessel by which shipped are free ofwharfage clues, but handling and haulage charges shall be payable at ordinary cargorates according to services rendered.

Berthage Dues Fur vessels over 3OO tons gross register shall be 2d. per tonon all cargo landed anui/or shipped, cvitl, a nuniciluici of £2 lOs. per day of 24 hoursor part thereof. Vessels under 300 tons gross register shall pay 2d. p ton on allcargo lauded and/or shipped, with a niiniiumnic of £1 lOs. Od. per day of 24 honrs or partthereof. Pearling store ships, mission vesrels, and loggers shall pay 2c1. ier ton on allcargo landed and/or slnpped, with a mninimilnni of 5s. per trip.

Overtime :When staff railed on to work overtime in the interest of vessels,shippers, or consignees, overtime shall be paid at the rate of 2s. Gd. per hour per officer.

Handling Lines: The minimum charge for handling a vessel's lines shall be £1.Lighting Jetty :f2 per night or part thereof.Travellers' Samples arc exempt front outwards cvharfage, provided full inwards

wharfage has been paid.Cylindrical Cargo :Ma nifestcd cii square measurement shall, for the computa-

tion of wharfage dues and handling and haulage clia rges, be reduced by 1/5th.Heavy Lifts :Additional charges for lmeac-v lifts on hand winches or cranes shall

be levied as follows : -Over 1 ton and up to 30 cwt.Over 30 cwt. amid up to 3 tonsOver 2 tons . . .

Use of Loco in Overtime Hours :Wlieim in overtime hours a steam locomotive isused, a charge of 7s. (3d. per hour in addition to stuff overtime will be made.

Steam Crane I-lire Steam orane, when used for heave lifts, shall be cimarged fat tim e rate of 1 Os. (id. p cc ho ui, cvi ti a cim in inc u mm, of 2 Ii ours.

Appendix II.Form 1.

JETTIES ACT, i916.F is!, icy 13 oaf ha 11)01 F rem an lie.

\ppleation for Lieeuse to attach Crayfish Crates to .1 ettiec-

To tile II arbour and Light Department,Frenia ii tic.

I (a) , of (b) \Vestormm

Australia, (c) , hereby tuake application to time Ministercharged cvith the adnmimmistration of the Jetties Act, 1926, for a license tinder the pro-visions of the said A it to attarit to, make fast to, oi otliorivise comneet with the jettiesill the Fishing Boat J-larl:oimr, at Frencantle. (6) crayfish cratesbelonging to nce.

The sum of (el £ , bcimmg the fee payable fin- the license, accom-pam this applieatiou.

Dated the clay of 19.

(f)

For Office Usc Only.Application received 19Application submitted to tile Minister 19

Application granted/refused 19

(a) Full name of applicant: (h) Address; (c) Occupation; (d) State number ofcrates for which license is desired; (e) Insert fee, calculated at the rate of £3for each crate; (f) Signature of applicant.

4s. per lift.5s. per lift.Gs. per lift.

Form 2.

JETTIES ACT, 1926.1" u/i in g Tioa t liar b cmi-, Feema nile.

Lirense to attach Crayfish Crates to the Jetties.Take notice tlmat (a) , of (h)

\\restel.n Australia, (c) , is hereby licensed by the Ministerehai-ged with the adn,inisti-atioim of the ,Jetties Act, 1926, to attach to, make fast to,or otherwise connect with the jetties in the Fishing Boat Hai-bour at Fremantle(d) crayfish ci-ates belonging to the said licensee, forthe term of tcc-elve calendar mouths commencing omi and incluclimig the (e)day of 19 ....upon and snbeet imm all respects to the followingconditions, namely:

(1) The erayfish crates shall he attached to, made fast to, or otherwise connectedwith the jetties in such place or places, in such manner, and by such meansas tIme Department may from time to time and at any time or times in-dicate and approc-e.

The Department may require the crayfish crates to be removed from anyplace on the jetties to which they have been attached, made fast, or other-wise connected, to any other place or places on the said jetties, as often asthe department shall think fit, and the licensee shnll forthwith carry outany such requisition.

The licensee shall, within a reasonable time after demand, produce thelicense for inspection by any oflicer authorised by the Department inthat behalf.

The license shall not be transferable without the written consent of theMinister.

The license shall be revocable, without compensation to the licensee,immediately, if the licensee shall in any respect refuse or fail to observe,perform, or comply with any of these conditions, or shall cause, permit, orsuffer his servants or agents to refuse or fail to observe, perform, andcomply with these conditions.

Neither the Crown nor the Minister, nor any servant or officer of the Crownor the Minister, shall in any respect whatever be responsible or liable tothe licensee for any loss, injury, or damage to time crayfish crates of thelicensee whilst they are attnched to, made fast to, or otherwise connectedwith the jetties, unless such loss, injury, or damage is caused directly bythe wilful nusconduct of any servant of the Crown or of the Minister.

As witness the hand of tIme Minister tIme duy of 19.(f)

Minister.

(a) Full name of licensee; (b) Address; (c) Occupation; (d) State number of cratesfor which license is granted; (e) Insert date of commencement of license; (f)Signature of Minister.

THE HOSPITALS ACT, 1927.Department of Public Health,

Perth, 30th August, 1940.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasbeen pleased to appoint:-

M.H.D. 201/29 -The following to be mnemnfber of theTambellup Hospital Board for time period ending the31st July, 1941 :-M. Collins, E. P. Gmeiimer, E. P. Had-ford, F. S. Steele, U. Hodby, W. Giles, C. Hearne;

M.H.D. 717/32:-George Reginald Jones to be amember of the Koorda and Districts Centennial Hos-pital Board for the period ending the 31st July, 1941,vice J. E. Exton, resigned;

MILD. 512/29 -The following to be members of theMount Magnet Hospital Board for the period endingthe 31st July, 1941:-b. McDonald, A. D. Thomas,H. L. Fenu, H. H. Foster, W. Britton, T. J. Sedgnian;

M.H.D. 827/33 :-C. Birch, B. Hopkins, L. F. Kelly,H. H. Turner, 0. Smith, and W. E. Olough to be mom-hers of the Southern Cross District Hospital Board fora period of two years commnencing on the 1st August,1940;

M.H.D. 688/29:-C. I. Doust to be a member of theWarren Hospital Board (Manjimup) for the period end-ing the 31st July, 1941, vice J. W. Margcreson, re-signed;

M.T-I.D. 692/29:-The following to be members oftime Greenbuslies 1-lospital Board for the period endingthe 31st July, 1941 :-H. E. Lindsay, H. Patterson, 3.

Patterson, B. 1-lerbert, IV. Thomas, J. Young, Mrs.B. Slmipley, Mrs. N. Young, Mrs. M. Millman;

M.H.D. 948/33 :-Thme persons named in the Scheduleannexed hereto to he members of the Hospital Boardsof Control and Management specified for the periodending the 31st July, 1941.

J. HIJELIN,Under Secretary.

Constitution of Hospital Boards.The schedule.

Pemberton District Hospital Board :-T. Moloncy, L.S. Everett, G. Graham, E. Fuge, Mesdamnes J. Adams,

Fuge, J. Honnihall, B. 0 'Keefe, (7. Smith.Koorda and Districts Centennial Hospital Board:-

J. B. Campbell, J. E. Exton, L. L. Layman, H.bandy, F. IV. T. Main, J. IV. Price, P. L. Till.

Dunihleynng District Memorial Hospital Board :-L.J. Reilly, M. Dart, S. Farmer, F. Beirstow, G. J. Cook.

Norseman Hospital Board: -N. Dodd, W. 0. Kerr,W. 3. Maimonv, R. K. O'Sullivan, T. D. Parker, F.Lattimore, L. G. Cant, A. Smith, Frank McGrath, Sid-ney hays, William Judge, M. Sprogue.

Moore Distriet Hospital Board:-Dr. W. S. Myles,H. D. Broad, L. F. Bullock, A. M. Veryard, A. MeKia-icy, A. E. Padbury.

THE WORKERS' HOMES ACT, 1911.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 4th Septeniber, 1940.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has bee,, pleased to approve of the followingdedication and cancellation of dedication, under theprovisions of section 7 of time Workers' Homes Act,1911, to the pmrposes of the said Act:-

Corres. No. 2574/40 (Dedication of lot) :-SwanLocation 4290 (being late Lot 726 of Swan Location70).

Corres. No. 2743/40 (Cancellation of dedication)Leederville Lot 36W.

0. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.TI-IE undermentioneci lenses have been cancelled undersection 32 of time Land Act, 1933-1939, for non-pay-neat of rent or other reasons : -Name, Lease No., District, Reason, Corres. No., Plan.Barr, 11. IV.; 68/2547; Victoria 2750, 3004, 7092, 7111;

£203 9s. Pd.; 6070/28; 123/80, D & E4.Barr, B. IV.; 68/2523; Victoria 7254 £14 us, lid.;

4107/29; 123/80, E4.Barr, H. IV.; 347/1406; Victoria 9612; abandoned;

2655/36; 123/80, D4.Barr, B. IV.; 74/1005; Victoria 9278; abandoned;

4522/29; 123/80, E4.Braddock, I. J. H.; 347/598; Peel Estate 1199; £30

12s. Od.; 2127/34; Peel Estate, Sheet 4.Bywaters, 3. E.; 347/2199; Sussex 2388; £16 Ss. 6d.;

1403/38; 413D/40, C3.Crabbe, B. (Mrs.) ; 22155/68; Williams 9346, 9552;

£42 6s. 8d.; 2694/27; 3780/40, E3.Crabhe, B. (Mrs.) ; 22156/68; Williams 9551; £19 19s.

Id.; 2695/27; 3780/40, E3.Drabble, Mark; 68/3890; Leake 18; £5 13s. 3d.;

1075/33; 6/80, 0-1.Hamper, S. A.; 68/209; Roe 252; £71 3s. 4d.; 1741/28;

6/80.Harper, S.A.; 74/204; Roe 1358; abandoned; 2245/28;

6/SO.T{oare, L. A. }I.; 39056/55; Avon 11356; £148 lOs. Od.;

499/21; 34/80, D4.Iloare, L. A. H.; 13957/68; Avon 11357; £156 15s. Od.;

3032/21; 34/80, D4.

1640 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. Sii"rsrimaie 6, 1940.

Si'm.iieaic 6, 1940.] GOVEENMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1641.

Hoare, L. A. II.; 21157/68; Avon 19349; £123 Os. ld.;2688/26; 34/80, 1)4.

2060/19; 55/80.Lcverence, E. IV. 1).; 342/743; Collie 1443; £6 5s. 00.;

1549/37; Collie.LiUclell, L. J. B.; 24994/74; Williams 13196; aban'

doned; 635/25; 408/80, Fl.Lynch, John; 14905/68; Williams 11294, 11228; £48

lOs. 11(1.; 6863/21; 3S5C/40, P3.Parker, F. M.; 19517/68; Victoria 812-I; £78 l5s. 96.;

5849/24; 95/80, B4.Parker, L. P.; 8927/68; Victoria part of 6713; aban-

doned; 10942/12; 95/SO, B4.Parker, L. P.; 11294/56; Victoria 6719; abandoned;

8886/12; 95/SO, B4.Parker, L. P.; 16128/68; Victoria 7585; £15 9s. 4d.;

6774/21; 95/80, B4.Parker, L. P.; 32246/55; Victoria part 6713; £49 15s.

66.; 7576/12; 95/80, B4.Parker, M. E.; 14155/68; Victoria 4053; £25 ls. 00.;

3390/18; 95/80, B4.Parker, M. E.; 16615/68; Victoria 7921; £330 l5s. 16.;

8018/22; 95/80, B4.Skuthorp, W.A.; 55/1472; Avon 25341 ; £6 lOs. 06.;

2677/28; 24/80, BI.Smith, J. C. F.; 347/806; Plautagenet 2637; £1 Os. 06.;

955/35; 4520/40, E4.Strahan, 1'I. E. 68/2315; Ninghan 1162; £14 5s. 00.;

737/30; 65/80, 04.Touchell, rf 0.; 55/2603; Avon 9723; £31 lOs. 3d.;

1861/33; 345/80, Cl & 2.Watson, B. L.; 6996/153; Wiluna 762; abandoned;

2691/33; Wiluna T/S.Weir, .1. L. B. 3116/519; Ninglian 415, 416, 418, 419,

378; £56 lOs. 10(1.; 6406/24; 96/80, E3 & 4.Williams, W. B.; 15867/68; Avon 14259; £1.71 l4s. Gd.;

2502/22; 55/SO, 02 & 3.Young, 1). A.; 31.16/647; Carnarvon 369; 04 lOs. 00.;

9017/10; Carnarvon P/S.

G. L. NETODT-IAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.TIlE unclermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale at pnhlic auction on the dates and at the placesspecified below, under the prOviSions of the Land Act,1933-1939, and its regulations:-

BICr BELL.11th Scptcnibcr, 1940, at 2.30 p.m.,at Big Bell-

tRig BellTown 10, lr., £12 lOs.; 209, 39.lj.,£15; 240, 3O.ip. 241 to 246, inclusive, lr. each247, 248, 39.1 p- each; 249 to 254, inclusive, 1 r.

each ; 255, 256, lO.lp. each ; 257 to 262, inclusive,ic. each; 263, 264, 39.lp. each; 265 to 270, in-clusive, lr. each; 271, 39.lp., £12 lOs. each.

BUSSELTON.11th September, 1940, at 3 pin., at the Agricultural

BankMargaret River_*102, 4a. 3r. 38p., £50; 103, 7a.

2r. 34p., £20; 104, 7a. 2r. 33p., £15; 105, 7a. 2r.Pip., £20; 106, 7a, 2r. 32p., £35.

SOUTHERN CROSS.11th September, 1940, at 3 p.m., at the District Lands

OfficeSouthern CrossTown 470, ir., £12.WestoniaTown 352, lr., £10; 403, li., £15.

LEONORA.11th September, 1940, at 2 p.m., at the Mining

Registrar 's Office-fLeonoraTown ¶546, 24p., £12 lOs.

ALBANY.12th September, 1940, at 2.30 p.111., at tite Court

1{onsc-Mount l3arkcr'332, 333, 4a. Or. 26p. each, £12

each.

NAR1IOGIN.12th September, 1940, at 12 noon, at the District Lands

Office-YealeringTo\v]m 23, 24, ii. each, £12 each.

NOES EM A N.12th September, 1940, at 11 a.m., at tile Mining

Registrar's Office-NorscinanTown 622, 31. 5p., £20; tillS, 39. Op.,

1119 to 1124, inclusive, ir. each, 1125, 1142,39.2p. each, 1143 to 1148, inclusive, lr. each,1149, 1150, 39.Op. each, 1151 to 1156, inclusive,ii'. each, 1157, 39. 2p., £12 lOs. each.

MARBLE BAR.12th September, 1940, at 11 n.m., at thu Mining

Registrar's OfficeMarble BarTown 112, iv., £20.

ORA BANDA.12th September, 1940, at 2.30 p.m., at the State Bat-

tery-Ora BandaTown j7], lr., £20.

PERTH.13th September, 1940, at 11 am., at tile Department

of Lands and urveys-iBcechtina*i3, 4a .3r. 61)., £10.:ChidlowTow'n 253, lr. 26p., £12; 255, lr. 19p.,

£15; 214, lr. 81)., £10; 219, 2r. ip., £12.tCoolup-52, Sn. 3m'. 3Gp., £12 lOs.

KALGOORLIE.11th September, 1940, at 2 huh., at tile District Lands

OfficeI KalgoorlicTown (Carrington street) 1501, ii'.,

£10; 1831, Iv. 5.lp., £15; (Broad Arrow road)111372, 1.r., £12 I Os.; (Varden street) 2988, ii.,£10; (Lewis street) 2322, lr., £10.

fBouldei--Toivn (Oswald street) 2721, 29.31)., £12lOs.; (Lane street) 2735, 27'p., £20; (Johnstonstreet) 740, 11,., £10; 742, 39p., £12 lOs.; 2617,321)., £10 ; (Millen street) 700, ii'., £10 (Cianeystreet) R227, li., £15; (Hopkins street) 12674,li., £10.

Bi'oad Arj'ow'I'oo-n 490, lr., £12 lOs.

MERREDIN.15th September, 1940, at 4 p.m., at tile Court 1'[ousc-

MerredinTown 221, ii'., £40.

COOLO ARDIE.20th Septcntbci', 1940, at 11 n.m., at thc Mining Regis-

trar 'a Office-tCoolgardie'i'owu 18, ir., £12 lOs.; 2038, lv.,

£15.

"Suburban for cultivation.Subject to leasehold conditions oitiv 1116 that the

lessee shah not be entitled to convert the lot to feesinpie at aiiy future date.

'1'he provision of clause 22 of the regulations for thesale or leasing of Town and Suburban lands at auctionshall not apply at the sale of these lots.

¶Slshject to payment of £115 for improvements.Subjeet to payment of £200 for improvements if

purchased by other ti,an the owner thereof.lSnbject to 11u1emt of £300 fom' improvements if

purchased by other than tile owner thereof.All improvements on the band offered for sale are the

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

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at this 0111cc. Land sold to a depth of 200feet below the natural surface, except in mining districts, where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet or 20feet only.


Keast, W. U.; 18541/OS; Avon 18182; £21 us. 86.;4402/24; 5/80, AB3.

Keast, W. 11.; 15540/68; Avon 18181; £39 lOs. 9d.;5518/24; 5/80, AB3 & 4.

Keast, IV. D.; 17037/68; Avon 24037; £16 4s. 46.;1477/23; 5/80, A3.

King, Albeit; 36550/55; Avon 20276; £101 Os. 106.;

1042 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPT1BER 6, 1940.

TIlE CEMETERIES ACT, 1897.Ccnietery Reserve No. 221 SS-Appointment of

Trustees.Departreeut of Lands and Surveys,

Corres. No. 8002/il. Perth, 4th September, 1940.IllS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCOuncil has hecu pleased to a p point, un ter the pro vi-sions of the above Ae, Silvina Ruby Edwards, 2111111)John Fuller, Albert Henry Phillips, J olin Thomas Saud-to id, Edmo nd Wa lie r Sb a rp, F fiward James 1' uckey,111(1 hobart Turkey as 'rrust,es of the Public CemeteryReserve No. 2218S, Cockburn Sound Location 957, nearMa ndurah.

II. L. NEED1IASl,hInder Secretary for Lands.

288 3/40.WATIIEIIOO.-No. 22190 (Road Board l'urposes)

Lot No. 4. (ii,.) (l'laii Wathieroo Townsite.) Re-serve 12389 (Excepted from Sale) is hereby ranrelleci.

413/40.\VILLIA MS (W'est I'opanyimnnng) -No. 22191

(School Site) -Location No. 13596. (Sn.) (Iliagrani60309; Plan 378D/40, A3.)

63/3 6.WYND}IASI.-No. 22193 (Radio Station-Australian

Aerial Medical Services) -Lot No. 16. (37. 2p.) (PlanWyndhani Too-misitc.) Reserve 3436 (hospital) ishereby reduced.

0. L. NEEDHAM,Coder Secretary for Lands.

LOT OPEN P011 LEASING.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 4th September, 1940.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theii ndernien t ioned lot is now open for leasing, under thi econditions specified, by public a uetion, as provided bythe Land Act, 11133-] 939, at the following capitalnnimproeed value:-

Applications to be lodged at Kalgoorlic.7320/1G.KALGOORLIE-Town, 3281, £12 lOs.; available for

leasing only.

A plan showing the arrangement of time lot referredto is now obtamahle at this office and the offices of thevarions Government Land Agents.

G. L. NEEDIIAM,fTnder Secretary for Lands.

Applications to be lodged at Narrogmn.9393/12.TOOLIBTN-Town, 1, 3, 9, 10, 13, and 30, £12 lOs.

earl'.Plans showing tIme mrrammgcm,ment of the lots referred

to ire now obtainable at this office and the offices oftIme various P overnment Land Agents.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

API'LICA'l'IONS FOR LEASING PORTION OFCLASS ''A'' RESERVE No. 2076.

PERTH LAND AGENCI.Gracing Purposes.

Section 32 of time Land Act, 1 933-1 939.

Department of Lan,ls and Surveys,Corr. 2242/1)1. Perth, 28th August, 1940.

A P PL1CA'FIONS for tIme leasing of the land comprisedwithin portion of Class ''A'' Reserve No. 2076 (situ-ated at Jerry's Pool), containing about 870 acres, areinviterl.

The above land will lie available for leasing undersection 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, for a terni offive years; subject to the condition that flue north andeast l,oumidaries of time 100-acm-c portion of time rcseri-emiot leased shemll be fenced with a stock-proof fence.

Applicati,mmis for tIme above, accompanied by ommo

rear's rent (the amount heimmg fixed at the rate of fortypounds per annum), indorsed ''Application for portionof Class ''A'' Reserve No. 2076, shown on PublicPlan 127/80, C3,'' and addressed ''Under Secretary forLands,'' must be lodged at the Lands Office, Perth, onor before Wednesday, the 18th September, 1940.

IIESEIIVF]S. lieseri-e 9302 ( Excepted fio:n Sale) is hereby reduced.37 71/99.

Depart na Ut 01 Laud s and Surveys, MT . MOI1GANS-----To)vu, 2.5, 420; 11, 60, and 63,Perth, 4th September, 1940. 213 each; 67, 71, 75, 83, 98, till, 106, 114, 115, 122, 131,

IllS Excellence the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive 137, 138, 141, 14.5, 152, 1 9, 160, 167, 168, 175, 176,Council has been pleased to set apa it as public reservesthe lands described in I lie Schedule below foi' the pill-

183, 184, 192, 199, 207, 2i18, 322, 369, 370, 378, 385,427, 435, 442, 443, 430, 433, 436, 487, 308, 509, and

pOSeS t lie rd ii set for Ii777/08.

316, 412 lOs. each; 68, 69, 71, 72, 73, 76, 77, 78, 79,81., 84, 83, 87, 88, 89, 91, 92, 93, 94, 96, 97, 101 to 105,

F7ES5'f' (Lake JO\ ).-Ni. 12027 (Water).-Location inclusive, 108, 109, 110, 112 113, 116, 117, 118, 119,No. 1164. (About 323a.) (Plan 418/80, Cl.)

5002/13.COCK]) PEN SOP NI) (near Mandurah) -No. 22188

(Cemetery Site) -Location No. 957. (14m. Or. 3p.)(L.T.O. Diagram 11330; Plan 380A/40, A2.)

926/40.

121, 123, 124, 126, 127, 128, 130, 133, 134, 139, 141,142, 143, 146 to 150, inclusive, 153, 154, 155, 158, 161,164, 165, 166, 169, 171, 172, 174, 177, 178, 180, 181,152, 185, 187 to 191, inelusi -c, 193 to 197, inclusive,201 to 206, inclusive, 209, 210, 211, 213, 230, 261, 267,270, 297, 318, 323, 324, 323, 327, 334, 333, 336, 339,341, 364, 366, 367, 368, 371, 372, 374, 375, 376, 379,

NGALBAI N (uieiir Coolgardie) -No. 22189 (Camp-big) -Bounded by lines starting at the intersection ofthe south-eastern bounduii'y of the Eastern Goldfleldsllai lwnv reserve with the south-western boundary of

380, 382, 383, 38-1, 387 to 391, inclusive, 393 to 398,inclusive, 400 to 407, hsciusive, 409 to 415, inclusive,417, 118, 428, 429, 436, 437, 438, 439, 441, 444, 445,446 447 449, 466 488, 489, 490, 491, 498, 502, 503,

(JoEl Mining Lease 531.5, Coolgardie, and extendingsouth-easterly along said lease boundary aud onw'ardsto the northern side of a public road; thence generallyivest north-westerly along said side of road to the north-eastern boundary of Gold Mining Lease 5407; thencenorth-westerly along said boundary to the south-easternbouidimrv of the Eastern Golfifields Railway reserveaforesaid and thence gemiernllv north-easterly along saidreserve 1,oundarv to tIme starting point. (About 12a.)(Plan 30/80.)

304, 506, 307, 510, 312, 513, 514, 513, 317, 518, 519,520, 522 to 528, inclusive, and 530 to 580, inclusive,£10 each.

-' plmhicatiom,s to he lodged at Katanning.2603/93,5[OOJEBING-Snhn rh,an for cultivation, 238 (6a.

2m'. Op.), 420; Reserve 3140 (Public Utility) is herebycancelled.

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.l)epartment of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 4th September, 1940.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundornmcntioned lots are now open for sale, under theeou'litions specified, by public auction, as provided bytl Land Act, 1933-1939, at the following upset[ riees : -

is P li ii 5it OmIS Ii' I II ho dgeil at KaIg 00 rlie.122 88/00.IJOITLDEI-i-Town, 2305, £15; Reserve 11248 (Ex.

repted from Sale) is hereby reduced.1643/93.BROAI) ,\RROW-Town, 490, 412 lOs.9763/01.KAL000IILI B-Town, 2212 and 2213, £13 each;

All appi(c:ltio((s lodged oii UI before that (late \('ilIbe treated as ilav(((g been (eriVe(I on that date. ( Ilait127/SO, ('3.

h. L. .NEEI)]L1t,I iidcr i-iec-ielinv fol Li, nis.

Sc he I u Ic.

'I'init pO(tiUII of (Insc .\ '' Ii eser VI Au. 2076,bounded by lilIes cOI(II(RI(c'ilftf at a Ulil(t cli l_ southboundary situate (1)0(11 42 (ii(ilillS east (It its 5OUtll-WCStcorner (11(1 extending north about 32 cIUI1IIS tl,Cl(cUuest about -12 elIlnls to the (vest (llinIlIrV Ut liii IV-

Serve tlIeI(re (1oltil iii St SOutil, tud irest (lO((g 1)01(11-

lanes of sail teolvo to the sta iti g point

APPL1CATI OAK FOR LE.tSl Nb PORTIONH ESETVE Au. 111823.

l'EIITII LAN]) AGENCT.(hazing Purposes.

Section 32 1 tile Land dcl. 1133- io:a.10ep11ItllleUt ((t LanIs 1111(1 $urvev-o

Corr. 2543/27. I 'Cr10, 2S1 h A ugust, 1940.APPLICATIONS fur the leashig of tIn 0101 cnmp( (50 Iwithin portion ol Beser, e No. 19325 (situin,I abut15 unles 1i0Itl(-_ al of l\(u(iJ\i(i(( , Iuflta(luflg lb Jill

4,200 aCres. are iiuitid.Tile above lnnd oil! he (V1(ihiilde icr

seetion 32 of lt' Iuil Act, ]1liI-l9!9, Icr a ternten (10) a-ears, subject lo 11(0 InI(litins 111(11

shall be placeit iviurl the tel(ee crosses tin i1fl:M\track and that 110 ullitional ([tInS shidI ic couStrn(-1 I

Oil thO reserve ui ivitlun ((lie mile of its h(Iundaries.Applications for lift dove, tceuiupaoied by ne years

lent (tile aiiiuiiut iJIung fixed at tile ate of two 1,ound,tell sinlhlligs per 11(nuhl() , induise! A1i1)licutiol( Inpoltioli of Resei ye No. 19825, 51(00(1 rn Public 'lan72/SO,'' and addresseI 'l ((del $eetetaty tar Ltinis.must be lodged at tile 100(dS Office, Pertl(, ni (Jr lot oleWednesday, 1] th °epl niher, 1) 10.

dii applieatiolls illdged on or bet Ore 11(1(1 date nih I etreated as htviug been received iiii I (It date. (Ihan72/SO.)

(1. L. .NEEI 111.31,Tjioler Secretary fur Lands.

SelledUle.

'l'i((t (Ilel I)i(in(Ill(i 03 lines uln(ll((lci(lg It (hO

host northerly ilorth-eaSt curlIer 1)1 i'ast (liii LeJse395/741 and extending east along line h( 1(rodnetioneast (If tile luntil 1.I(Ji(ndaJV (1 511(1 lostoril Lease bra (hstI(Iee of about 215 -loins tline sInitil to tilesouth-western hounda -v (1 Ii ore iJ:23 thence (cr111-

west wa rd a 11(1 110 rtl I along 1011(1(10 (1cc ol said reserve I otIle starting point.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.rT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareaS sOiledUlUd hereunder ore avalaile for selectionunder Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-] 939, and tileregulations appertainmg thereto, subject to tile pro-visions of tile said Act.

Applications 1011sf he lodged at the LaIn] AgencyOffice as specified i(erennder not later tlii the (latespecified, but may be lodged before surli date if sodesired.

All apphcations lodged on or before suet date will betreated as having been received on tI(e (losing day, andif there are inoic applicants titan one for any block, theapplleatiols to be granted 1viil he deterniined by theLand Board. Should any lands renlilin unselected suchwill continue available niltil applied for or otherwisedealt with.

If a Land Board sitting beconies nercssary, the appli-cants for the blocks will be duly notified of the datetime, and place of tue meetilig ((f the Board, and ti(ereshall be an interval of at least three clays bet iveen thciosing date and tile sitting of tile Board.

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person he may apply to tile Head Office orto tile Cierk in Charge of any of tile District or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Depart-ment whet, Oil presentation at the nearest Railway

5IiIi.n iii!! entitle inln to a 11

ibIS li-Us, to I lie lowe ((here01)10 icr seven days I ro,u the

The selector of a Ilomeiteadaunt take the balance thercotPurchase.

All marketable t'lnbcr, inn in! iig sandalwood and,1(lIlet, is reserved to ti,c Crown. subject to the pro-visiOns 01 ibtuss IS of the regulations.

SCH ED U LIT.

WBDNESDAY, lltl( 91O.

IILFBI'RV LAND Ai;iTS<fY.-srv -A F.- :1: in 1 A ;' (n. r Cookernup).

01 ('orr.N 0 -u U/S ((Alan :0:11) '-hO, Cl.)Loe 1(1 iO (I 1 t, vouta ill ing 96a. aVOi labile subject

riiSSitic(ti)n Iii pricing.

(IE1TALI)TON LXXI) AGENCY.\iJ tori 1)iitriel (about Ii nules east of bIt

Open (lull I 'id J. (((s. 4i (11(1 40 oulrr. Au. 11(7-1/2'-'. (PIon 128/80, D3.)

- 2-li'0 Ir 23p. at 1°. Od- U I' File 1974/2S wihjeet

i-I-,., I -c: This cancels the(IiltCd the 2/11/1034.

Pdto Agriuhtur:( ]-p i evio us Go vcr( ii ct (A' : c-f /

(((1 Ticket, at (on yes-Board will sit, avail-

of issue.(loIn (1(3' location

all)', tndcr t3olidj tional

to

NORTI1AM LXXI) AG TACT._'v,n i)ist( Jet (aloof 1 b cues soulb (((st of Lake

firoivu)Open under i'art V. (sees. 47 md -Ill only)

(Ac r. No. 2201)/ill. (ib-;in 33/80, .12.)Location 14201, eol(la!lun7 059a., at 75. per Ole ;ard

Location 1-1206, cuntuuili 2i.:i.,at Ss. Id. per acre;clissi[ication iii File flll/:1s ; stdject to Agriculturall4lld( and SlilusI Cr fIr luols ' indebtediieso and aci (IJiii hg [else espiritig 08/2/] 942; being 0. A.Fruslier s forfeited Leases 8229/36 uitl 23399/33.

A von District (Shout 3 (U, miles east of Nareuiheen)Opeu inner Part V. (s-s. 47 and 49 Judy)

(Vrir. No, 236/14. (Plan %wJ), (1.)liratkuc 18161, eoi(i:Junul-.0 ih:i.. at Us. 3d. pci- acre;

elms: fiat'Ol( 1.0 6 ui tAle 236/1 4 subject to Agri-cub er:'.F ink, bndr.Ir I. .\0-- June Bond, and Miii-isiey Jr LewIs' ib l,te0ue- id a cruppug lease cx

8 J - /2-111:2 ; bein- \1, lester's forfeited Lease31317/33.

Avon IT t I ( out I 2(1 tudea si,i01 of kuuu]loiipiiu)Opei i JO' Part V. (sees. 47 and 41) onl).

('urr. No. 70011/12. (Plan 34/SO, C4.)Location 2112/U, rJIi(tailniIi( 1,1 16i., at -Is. 90. per

acre 1sF lb-al bin page 8 of File 7029/12 ; subject to_tgricultural Plank and 3[iuister for Lands' indebted-(IUSS 11111 a clJpping lease expiriilg Oh 23/2/1941; being3[cGarnv and Feigate 's forfeited Lease 10431/68.

3[elblunrnc District (ahout 211 i,iiics south of lttnnc)Open iuuli-c Pant V. (sees. 41 and 49 01(13')

Corr. No. 111-i /23. (Plan fit/SO, Dl.)Location 1 0311 containing 4S4a. 2r. lip., at 4s. 60.

per acre; elacsilic:iiiou page 7 of 1981/23; subject to_\glieuhl ('-al i-Ianlc and Ilulilstries Assistance Board in-delted ic-s ; l,eiitr C. P. 0. Dawics ' forfeited Lease192111 / I

Xiii ghian Dust (let (a bout jive miles Ilonill-west ofNarkai).

Open (1110cr Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only)Purr. No. 7071/12. (Plan 56/SO, Ft & 2.1Loeatio,i 220, eohdaining 500a., at Ss. pen acre; cbs.

sification page 32 of File 7071/12; subject to Agricul-tural Ha nit (((il IIiJIuslnie-i Assistatuco Board ]ndehtcd-(less heiiig IT. F. how's forfeited Lease 321 62/35.

Ninglian District (near Ca(loux)Co, r. No. 3262/13. (Plan 36 1/40, 132.)That portion of Location 1720, containing about 854

ac-es, houniled h- lines coluulelieing at a point on its11oct11 boundary sit nate about 30 chains west from i.ts

0, 1940.] (IOVE1tN.3IlN'1' (JAZE'I"i E, \V.d. 1643

north-east corner and extending sooth about 40 chains;thence east about 50 chains to the west boundary ofLocation ] 295; thence south and west along boundariesof said Location 1295 and Location 1296 to the latter'snorth-west corner; thence north and east along boun-daries of Location 1720 aforesaid to tile starting point;available subject to survey, classification, and pricing.

PER'rFlI LAND AGENCY.Peel Estate (about 21A miles south-east of Buliiianup).

Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1939.Con-. 425/32. (Plan Peel Estate.)Lot 701, eoutai ilimg 2S7a. On. 231).; purchase money

£114 iTs. 20.; deposit-2; half-yearly instalments over29½ '-cars, including principal and interest :to civi-lians, at 5 per cent. p.a.f3 14s. id.; to returnedsoldiers, at 4½ per cent. p.a.-3 9s. 9d.; subject to(olIdlitiolls applying to this estate. This cancels theprevions Goverhment Gazette notice dated 21st July,1939.

IVAGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (about 7½ miles south-east of

1-lsghhury).Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).

Corn. No. 6231/19. (Plan 385C/4O, E4.)Locations 10276, 1022]., and 9231., containing 1,008a.

Di'. lGp., at 2s. Gd per acre; subject to poison eradica-tion; classification page 18 of File 6231/19; also Loca-tion 8876, containing 317a. 21-., at 6s. per acre; subjectto Agricultural Bank indebtedness; classification page8 of File 8166/19; being C. E. Sebultze 's forfeitedLeases 14444/68 and 19393/68.

W'illjanis District (about four to seven miles south-westof Toolibin).

(Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).Con. No. 802/10. (Plan 386/40, A3.)

Pricehoc. Area. per acne. Remarks.No. a. r. p. s. d.

9595 210 0 0 9 3 Class. p. 5 of File 802/10}26o 0 0 10 0 Class. p. 14 of File 804/10

9606 208 1 6 9 3 Class. p. 6 of File 803/109604 400 0 0 7 9 Class. p. 6 of File 801/109603 238 1 7 8 O Class. p. 6 of File 799/10

10363 612 0 0 5 3 Class. p. 3 of File 15653/109596 209 2 I) 9 3 Class. p. 14 of File 800/10

10507 775a.part at 1510723 balance 5 Class. p. 5 of File 10285/11

Subject to Agricultural Bank and Industries Assist-ance Board indebtedness and a cropping lease expir-ing on 28/2/1942.

Being F. W. Thompson's forfeited Leases 8095/56,8094/56, 25063/55, 25064/55, 25065/55, 6146/68,9990/56, and 12129/56.

THURSDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, 1940.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Boyanup Agricultural Area (near Gwindinup).Coi-r. No. 819/91, Vol. 4. (Plan 414A/40, Bi.)Location 105, contaisung 137a., at 7s. per acre; Loca-

tion 109, containing lOOa., at 9s. 6d. per acre; Loca-tion 110, containing 118a., at 7s. 9d. per acre; Location216, containing 99a., at 9s. per acre; and Location 217,contaimng liSa., at 8s. per acie; classifications pages7, 9, 10, 39, and 40 of File 1465/23.

Preston Agricultural As-ca (near Brookhmampton).Corr. No. 498/40. (Plan 414A/40, C2.)Location 14, containing 8Oa.; subject to classifica-

tion and pricing; being T. Milo 's cancelled applica-tion.

Sussex District (neal- Witcheliffe).Corr. No. 764/40. (Plan 44OA/40, B2.)Location 2807, containing 155a. 3r. ilIp., at 9s. per

acme: classification page 16 of File 1517/32; subjectto payment for improvements and conditions applyingto selection iii this district; being B. Dixon 's cancelledapplication.

Sussex District (on Island Brook).Coi'i-. No. 2760/29. (Plan 413D/40 C3.)Location 2515, comltaming 142a. 3r.3p., at lOs. per

acme; classification page 70 of File 2760/29.

Sussex District (adjoining Cowananiup)Con-. No. 2099/39. (Plan 413D/40, B4.)Location 3215, containing Gla. in. l2p., at 7s. Gd. per

ode, exclading survey fee; available subject to theusual timber reservation conditions; classification page5 of File 2099/39.

WEDNESDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER, 1940.BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.

Avon Distmict (about 31/2 miles cast of Bendening)Open nude,- Pant V. (sections 47 and 49 oidy)

Corn. No. 3042/24. (Plan 345/80, D4.)Locations 21947 md 21948, containing 1,659a. ir. 9p.,

at is. 3d. pci acre classification page 53 of 3042/24;subject to Agricultural Bank nidebtcdness and a crop-ping lease expiring 28/2/41 being F. Newton's for-feited Leases 18180/68 and 24122/74.

B[INB1JRY LANI) AGENCY.Wellington District (about live miles south-east of

i\rulcahmp )Open umidei Part V. (section 54 only).

Con'. No 0103/19. (Plans 383 D/40, P4; 383C/40,P4.)

I 'liceLoc. No. Area. l acre. Renia rks.

a. r. p. £ s. d.3092 18 0 2 1 4 6 Class. p. 95 of 6103/19.3674 5 1 30 1 15 0 Class. p. 69 of 1372/21.4672 2 0 1) 3 0 0 Class. p. 7 of 1187/21.3031 12 0 0 1 7 6

Subject to Agi-icullural Bank iidelitcdncss.Being I-I. J. 1) 'Neil's foi-feited Lenses 1699/GO,

1830/GO, 1829/GO, 1493/60.

GERALLYI'ON LAND AGENCY.Victoria Disti-ict (about three miles north-east or

Koolanooka).Open under l'ai-t V. (sections 47 and 49 only).

Con-. No. 367/24. (Plan 122/80 1)1.)Location (3219, containing 97Oa. Sr. SOp., at 7s. per

acme; classificatioim page 42 of 12063/11, Vol. 2; and Loca-tion 6921, containing 873a. Di-. 23p., at 7s. Gd. per acre(om' 7s. per acre, if selected together) ; classificationpage 28 of 12063/il, Vol. 2; subject to Agi-ieultural Bankindebtedness amid a cropping lease expiring 28/2/42; be-ing A. C. Boyd's foifeited Lease 1790O/G.

Victoria Distmict (about 12 miles liQithi of Mullewa).Open undei- Part V. (sections 47 ann 49 only).

Corn. No. 923/1°. (Plan 161/80, P4.)Location 4159, containing 2,00la. Or. i4p., at 5s. 3d.

per acie; also Lo,-ations 5567, 5568, and 6344, comitan-ing 4,374 , at 5s. Gd. pci- acre; classification page 77of 1415/26 ; subject to Agiicultnral Bank indebtedness;being P. A. and I). 1-I. Bowtell 's cancelled application.

Victoria District (abuut 13 nsiles north of Mullewa).Open under Part V. (sections 47 amid 49 only).

Coi-r. No. 6236/27. (Plan 161/80, C4.lLocation 4606, centaining 1,950a., at 4s. pci- acre;

classification page 4 of 6236/27 ; subiect to AgriculturalBank and I.A.B. indebtedness and a cropping lease cx-piri 28/2/42; being C. C. Rivett 's forfeited Lease42529/55.

NA1IROGTN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (about ten miles north-west of Tarin

Rock).Open 0110cr Part V. (sections 47 anil 49 only).

Corn. No. 5563/11. (Plan 386/80, F2.)Location 9960, containing 836a., at ils. Gd. per acre;

classification page 78 of 7513/10, Vol. 2; subject toA gnb u'ii cal P,n'k in' '1/ ei1 eaa i 0 a lopping lease cx-paling 28/2/41; being V. G. Crocker 's forfeited Lease29560/55.

1644 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTEMBER (3, 1040.

'ElI Ii, 1)10 ( lOVlIl NM l'NT ()AZl'f'I'1, \V.A. 1 C1

NUIL['llAOl LANI) AGENCY.A', on District ( inn r Belka)

('pen under Part V. (sections 47 ml 49 only).Coi'r. No. ] 088/13. (lOan 4/80, Fl.)Location 1630(1, conttiiIiltg 766a., at Is, per acre; ituci

Location 17(15-I. eiiitlliitillg 270a., ,t 10-sOd. per trioelassil]l'lIttott page I 211 of I 088/13 subject to Agricul-tunil BatIk alit) \liusfer 101' Litit)s iii,iebtediiess and acropping lease expiring /2/42; itcillg M. McCracken'sforfeited LOOSeS 9966/68 and 12146/68,

Avon DistrIct (about 2½ miles west of iota Siding).Corr. No. 1470/28. (Plait 4/SO, El.)Locations 23496 and 16942, routaitlillg 1,126a. Or.

at 3s. per acre; classification page 20 of 1-170/28; sub-c'ct to pIIytflent fur unprovements ; being 11. S. fbi-

bert's forfeited Lease 68/4 24.

Avon District (about four miles west of itluntadgin)('orr. No. 4304/26. (1'lan 5/SO, Cl.)Location 18280, (-(tutaming 916a., at Ss. pci acre; elas

silication page 44 ttf 3714/10, Vol. .5; snbject to pay-inc 1 t ft ti i tip ro vent cuts beli ig A. \V. Yin ccitt 's forfeitedLease 20839/68.

A von Il)istt'irt (a bout two miles cast of \\elhungin)Open under Part V. (sections 47 and 49 only).

Coi'i'. No. 9169/10. (Plan 53/80, E2.)Locations 15112, 16769, and 14816, containing 1,830a.

(as one holding), tt 75. (hI. per acre; classification in9149/09; snbcct to Agricultural Bank and J.A.B. in-

,lelttediiess ; being IV. Keiined,v 's forfeited Leases17076/35, 41938/33, and 12160/56.

Ningilali District (about live miles noi'tli of Narkal,Open tiiitler Part V. (sections 47 a ad 49 only)

tori'. No. 1104/411. (l'lan 56/80, FL)Location 1761, containing 761a. 1 r. l3p., at Ss. per

Ode; classification page 41 ut 8370/09, Vol. 1; subjectto Agricultural Bank anti T.A.B.a id Minister forLands' itidehiediless and a cropping lease expiring28/2/41 ; being A. Buxton 's r'ain'elled application.

A von I )ist riot (about seven miles north-west ofYclheiii)

Con'. No. 1710/38. (Plans 33B/40, Fl, and 34/SO,Al.)

Locations 25029 and 25030, containing 2,639a. 2r.27p., itt 2s. Gd. per acre; classiticlltiOli page 10 of46211/26; exempt fran, road rates for two years from(late 01 app "oval of application; being A. E. Fleming'sforfeited Lease 347/2409.

SALMON Cl ('MS LANT) AGENCY.

Esperance District (a bout three In iles south-west ofScaddan).

Open tinder l'art V. (sections -17 and 49 only).Coi'r. No. 10-18/11. (Plans 402/SO, B4 and C4.)Location 530, containing 840a., at 5s. pet' acre; classi-

fication pg' 112 ttf 1048/11; subject to AgriculturalBank and 51 mister for Land's indebtedness; being T. L.Jackson 's foi'l'ejted Lease 28906/315.

WAB1N LAND AGENCY.IVillinias l)istniot (about seven miles uortit-west of

Knkeri ii)Open undci' I 'art V. (sections 47 and 49 only).

Cot-i'. No. 17689/10. (Plans 408/80, E and F3.)Location 9765, containing 840a., at Ss. 6d. per acre;

classification page 62 of 17689/10 ; and Location 11520,containing 9S9a. Ti'. 28p., at 9s. 3d. per acre; classi-fication page 21 of 0032/13; subject to AgriculturalBank and JAB. ijidebteciness and a cropping lease ex-piring 28/2/42; being F. 11. Denaing 's forfeited leases28668/55 and 40384/55.

WEDNESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, 1940.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

1)c'ititt;irk Distnirt (about four miles north of Ucaniark).Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).

Corr. Au. 1022/12. (Plan 4520/40, E4.)Location 397, containing 121a. I r., at us, per acre;

classification page 105A of 1022/12; subject to Agri.cultural Bank indebtedness. Tins cancels the previonsGuzet Ic notice dated 4/9/36.

BEVERLEY LAN]) AGENCY.Avon Ltisiri,'t (alotit JO itnIs east of South

Kinnutinin)Open nuclei' Part V. (sccs. 47 and 49 only).

Corr. No. 5288/20. (Plait 345/SO, C Di.)Locations 9718 and 21766, containing 1,000a. Or.

lOp., at Ss. PcI. per acre; and Location 9719, containingI ,000a. ii'. 2.511., at Os. 90. per acre; classificationji1gc's itt nii 20 of 2608/17; subject to AgriculturalBank and industries Assistance Board indebtedness anda cioppiltg lease expiring on tlte 28th February, 1941;being C. W. hull 's i'ort'eited Leases 38178/55, 21886/74and 12534/56,

Avon Disti'ict (about seven ntiles ivest of Kulyaliag).Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).

Corr. No. 6862/19. (Plans 319B/4O, El; 378A/4O, Al.)Location 11180, containing 103a. 2r., at 8s. 3d. per

acre; classification page 7 of 6862/19; Location 11367,containing iOOa. lr., at 7s. per acre; classification page6 of 6863/19; and Location 21267, containing 100a. ir.22p., at (is. 90. pci- acre; classification page 11 of 1253/15;subject to Agricultural Batik and Itidustries AssistanceBoard indebtedness; being G. G. G. Beetson i forfeitedLeases 30986/55, 36987/55 and 9SO2/68.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.llar ey Agricultural Area (on tile harvey River

Drain).Purr. No. 4937/22. (Plans 383A/4O, B & C2;

383D/4O, B & 03.)'l'lie aret, colltiliniilg about 70 acres, bounded 011 tIle

northward by Clifton road, oit the east and south byWellington Locations 1311 and 4224 l'espectively, on tilewestward by tile harvey River flaili Drain; availablesubject to survey, classification, and pi'ieing.

GEIIALDTON LA7D AGENCY.\'icloria District (about three miles north-east of

Bovgada).Open under Part V. (secs. 47 and 49 oaks').

Corr. No. 5242/22. (Plan 122/80, E2.)Location 6296, cotitaitting 1,577a., at 7s. 3d. pci' act-c;

classification page 15 of 12063/il, Vol. I.; subject toAgricultural Bank and industries Assistance Boat-cl in-debteciness and a cropping lease expiring on the 28thFebruary, 1941 ; being A. C. Choniley 's forfeited Lease16068/OS.

NOI1TIIAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about four ntiles north of Merredin).Corn. No. 1778/35, (Plan 24/SO, Al.)Location 20002, coittaining 1,120a. 3r. 39p., at 4s. 9d.

per acre; classification page 15 of ]. 778/35; exemptfroni load rates for two years from date of approvalof application antI snbjeet to timber conditions; being.1. IJignell's forfeited Lease 341/843.

A von District (;ibont 3½ miles not'tit-east of KoonadginSidi]ig).

Corn. No. 286/29. (Plait 24/80, C & 133.)Location 25319, containing i,57Oa, in, 27p., at 3s, 3d.

pci' acre; classification page 3 of 286/29; exempt fromload rates for tWo Citl'5 from date of approval of apphi-cation and subject to titilber conditions; being F. B.Illoxilani 's forfeitetl Lease 68/1021.

Jilbadji Distl'ict (abont four miles south-west ofCarrabin).

Open tinder Part V. (sees, 47 and 49 only).Corr, No. 4924/25. (Plait 24/80, Dl.)Location 121, containing 2,499a. 3r. lOp., at 3s. 3d.

PCI' acre; classification page 26 of 4924/25; subject toAgricultural Bank indebtedness and mining and timber

conditions, a lao to a cropping lease expiring 28th Feb-ruary, 19-2; being 11. II. Taylor's forfeited Lease207.50/68.

Ninglian 1)istriet (about 1) (, miles north-cast of3[ariiiilo)

Corr. No. :b.1i923t). (i'laiis 06/50, II & (21; 30/300.)Location 2347. containing )98a. 2r. 29p., at Os. ijer

acre; elassiii.'ai ii page 23 of 5337/27; subject to pay-ncnt for improvements ; being U. (23. Taylor 's forfeitedLease 35/19] 5.

Xvü,, Disi rut (about I liree rules north cast ofi\ ,celkiii )

Open uu; 1 I art V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).(Jorr. 2Vo .3u1 1/10. (Plan 34/80, 1) A El & 2.)Location iS ...0, u.iut;tiuuimug i199a., at Os. lid, per acre;

clasifiratioui ls' 2 of 3011/10 ; unit Location 14976,containing 8410r, at is. 3d. p' acre; classification page13 of 3013/i U; if selected together as one holding,Os. 9d. per acre; subject to Agricultural Bank, Indus-tries Assist am ire I Dii rd ad Oh is) ci' for Lands ' in-debtedness anil a eropniig lease ecpii'iuug oii time 28thFebruary, 1942 being F. ii. L. l5olton 's forfeitedLeases 8670/5 Gan,120 305/53.

Cowrowsng A.A .:nud '\'on District (about five milesen-ui of 1)ukin Koorda llailway)

Open nailer Part \ . (sees. 47 and 49 only).Corr. No. 1547/25. (Plan 36(2/41), P & ES.)

1 'riceLoc. No. Area. per acre. I1enmarks.

Subject to Agu irnitural Bank, lndustries AssistanceBoard, and Minister ti' Lands' indebtedness.

lieiisg J. J. 1'.38393/35, 38797/53,

Avon District (about eight and 10 wiles north oflb oraa!I

Open unclem- Pa it V. (sees. [7 and 41) oidy)Corr. No. 60913/26. (I 'l:u,i 35/80, B-I.)f,oeation 2o129, roimtaini:g SoOn. Si'. Sp., at Os. Gd.

p acme; i-l;issitccation v: 'u 3 of 6099/20; and Loca-tion 14062, containing )313i,., ic Sn Gd. per acre; clas-sification page 87 of 6315/09, Vol. 1.; subject to Agri.cultnu-al Bank and Industries Anfistance Board in-debteulness and ii cropping lens,' capi l'iuug 28th Fela'n-ary, 1941; luchug E 1,. Miliser 's forfeited 1.cases2(476/68 and 10671/66.

Avon Di5trict (about three miles west of Nam'emnbeen)Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).

Coi-i'. No. 11978/] 0. ( i'la]i 3/SO, P4.)Location 15874, couiai nag 7 70a., at 1 is. pci' acre;

classification page 33 01' 008/i 0 ; subject to Agricnl-tnral Bank. Inulust '-ics Assista in c Board, and Ministerfoi' Lands' indebtedness and a croppilig lease e' piringon the 2tiu Felirnn"y. 11) t2 being C. P. 'uViuccier 'st'oi-feited Lease 27831/55.

Avon Di sti'ict (mica r Lake Brown).Cos','. No. 2870/32. (Plan 54/80, 114.)Location 25(33°, u'onlaisiing 499a. 3r. 20p., at Os. 3d.

per aei'e; el:u--u-uiD-;u tin page 32 of 2870/32; subject toparnient for i iipi'ove,nents ; being J. S. Ada inson 's for-feited Lease GS/3904.

jorteitc'd Leases 65/228,0/So, 22137/68, and 23733/74.

Avon District (about three miles cast of Welbungin).Open umsdei' Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).

Core. No. 0703/24. (Plan 55/80, E2.)Loc;ilion 24129, containing 2,433a. 2s'. lOp., at 4s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 06A of 6705/24; subjectto Agricultural Bank and Industries Assistance Boardindebtedness; being Short and llowctt 's forfeited Lease19770/68.

PERTh LAND AGENCY.Swan District (three nnles north of Mount helena).

Corr. No. 10073/07, \'ol. 2. (Plan 1B/40.)That pornomu of lleserve 4967, containing about 290

ac i-es, bon iudeil Pu' lines connnencing at (lie north-westcorner of Loc;utiois 1758 and extending south along itsirest bonndarv and oun ai'ds to (lie production east of'the north bouuiul :ur5- of Location 1(302; thence west alongsaid prodnrtioi to the eastern boundary of Location3.151; thueiie northwards, west, and south along boun-daries of said Location 3151 to the aforesaid produc-tion ; thence again west along time said production, theiuortli bouuul:ury ui Location 1602 afom-esaid and on-uvards to :mn east Iiouumsdary of Location 1317; thencenorth and east along boundaries of time last-mentionedlocation to Iluc sPurting pout ,' av',nl;ible subject to sur-vey, classilic:stiomu, ])m-i-iumg, and (lie usual timberreservation condO (Ills; lleservc 4967 (Timmuber) is hei'ebyseduced.

THURSDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, 1940.13111 IIGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

flay Districl (a liont tire mmnles cast of Noi-nalupSiding).

Corr. No. 132/31. (Dials 43511/10, Fl.)Location 1.838, containing 117a. Ou'. 131)., at Gs. pci'

nes-e ,'auul Location 1859, contairmimig 47a. Si'., at lOs.tier awe; classification page 72 of 6037/22; subject todrabmage conditions and exemption from road rates forivo yeius's 31-0 nu d; lie of' ;mp pro cal of a ppl icati on ; being

areas surreuudu red fm-omn om-igimial Location 1405.

G. L. NEEDIIAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

BOAI> DiSTRICTS ACT, 1919-1939.Depart unemst of Lands amid Sui-vcys,

Perth, 6th September, 1940.iT is hereby ,lcc'l;ureul (lint tIme undcruumcntioncd land hasbeen set apart, taken, or rcsuiumued umidem- sect ion 17 ofthe {'uh lie \Vorks Act, 1902, tm- (lie p1mm-pose of a news'u,au], that is to say:-

Behinommt Pai-k,10860/06, Vol. LNo. 2728: Extension :A sti'ip of laud, one chain

is-ide (plus truncations) , leavimig- lIfe pi-escnt road onblue north side of Oats street and extemudiug (as shownon 0.1'. No. 5316) south-eastward, passing thum'onglu Lots307, 362, 33 I, 355, 349, 348, 287, 2S5, 281, 274 amid 269of ('anmdng Locatioii 2 (L.'l'.O. Plan Niu. 3902) to Keavst u-eel-.

Sn. Br. 20.21). being resunued finns Caumsimig Location2. (Plan 1D/20, SE.)

A plams amid more pai'ti,-;il;us' (lesi-riptlomi of (lie landso set apai-t, taken, us- resnmmueil mu:uv lie imsspectcd at the.l)epai-tmcucnt of Lands ;mimd Surveys, Perth,

Bc os-dec of liii Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor,

F. J. S. WISE,O[inistem- fos' Lands.

THE ROAD DTST1]ICTS .-tCT, 1910.1939.('hosuire of P,o;mul.

1, F. V. CASTLE. hem . (lie owiuu'r of land over ci'a bug w-imiehm (lie po i'ti on of s'o ad 1 uereu side m' desc ui bedp:issrs, have applied to (lie Augusta-Margaret RivesRoail Board to close time said 1iortiomm of soad, viz.:

A iigusta-Ma rgun'et B iver.1202/38,A. 124: The surveyed ro:ud passing nloimg parts of

the east amiD south-east losindai-ies of Sussex Location2472; from (lie s',iithm-svest eel-nw' of Location 2471 to

CowcowingA .A.:

r. p. s. d.

231 51)0 0 0 8 6 Class. p. 5 of 1547/28170

1

178 80-I II 0 a 6 ('lass. p. 19 of 7287/20208 j211

Avon: . 301 1) (3 a 0 Class. o -1 of 3380/211 3217

138 II (I S 6 Class. p. 23 of 5378/21

53.52id01 J1 3 0 Class. p. 6 of 2178/27

1(346 UOVEENMENT GAZETTE, \V.A. [SEt'TEMlSER 6, 1940.

THE I1OX1) DISTRICTS ACT, 1019 1939.Closure of Road.

WE, Eva Tea tes and C'. E. Bridgwood, being theowners of hand over or along wiuch the portion of roadhereunder described pses, have applied to the PerthRoad Boaril to 11o,s the said lortion of road, yin:-

Perth.6028/14.P. 360: Portion of Road Eo. 5100 bounded by lines

commencing oii the southern boundary of Lot 175 ofSwan Locatiou 141]) (Land Titles Otlire Plan No. 3670)46.4 links front its south-west cornrr anti extending2ideg. 33mm. 33 .7 links, hOdeg. 24uiin. 1 iltaiti 90.5links; thence thGthdeg. 54mm. 2 chains 6 9 links to thestarting point. (Plan 113/20, N\\'.)

C. E. BI3IDG\\'OOD.E. TEATES.

I, William Walter Ah,bett, on behalf of the PerthRoad Board, hereby assent to the above application toclose the road therein (lescrihed.

W. W. kBBIdTT,Cliii rota ii Perth Boa 6 Boa ccl.

29th August, 1940.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1939.Closure of Roads.

TIlE Workers' homes Board, bciug the owner of landover or along wit ieli port ions of i'oads hereunder de-scribed pass, have applied to the Duitdas Road Boardto close the said portions of roads, viz.:-

Dundas.3 7 6/39.13. 271 : 'J'lie surveyed rights of way as set out here-

underAlong the north boundary of Norsenian Lot 603;

from Goodhiffe street at its north-west corner to a

right-of-way at its non li-east corner.Along tIme north boundary of Lot 671; from a

right-of-way at its north-west corner to Augove streetat its north-east corner.

Along the north bouudary of Lot 695; fromAngove street at its north ivesl corner to a right-of-wayat its north-east corner.

Along the north boundary of Lot 703; from aright-of-way at its north-west corner to Prinsep streetat its north-east corner.

Along tIme north boundary of Lot 727; fromPrinsep street at its north-west corner to a right-of-wayat its north-east corner.

Along thu florth bonimdnra of Lot 735; front aright-of-way at its north-west (oriiei to Roberts streetat lts north east corner.

Along the north boundary of Lot 759; fromRoberts street at its nortli-tvcst corner to its urn tb-eastcornet'.

Along the north boundary of Lot 679 ; fi-omnGoodliffe street at its north-west corner to a right-of-way at its north-east corner. (Plait Norsemnan Town-site.)

H. (1. JARMAN,Secretary WTork-ers' homes Board.

I, Thomas Drummoad Parker, on behalf of theDundns Road Board, hereby assent to the above appli-cation to close the roads therein described.

T. D. PARKER,Chairman Dundas Road Board.

20th August, 1940.

TilE ROAD DISTill (ITS ACT, 1919-1939.\\'IIEREA-f the SIECKERING Road Board, by reso-lution passed :i t a meeting of the Board, held at Cnn-derdin on or a] out the 24th day of January, 1939 re-solved to (pen time road hereinafter described, that isto say:-

3 6 75/2 0.No. 749th: Deviation :-A strip of laud, ne chain

wide (widen i img at its turin inns) , it a south- ss-est urn sidelea vimig the soil tb-western side of rose itt io: d in A voltLoratiou 496S, TI chin ins 32 links front its west boun-clary and extciihi,ig (:is on Di:igr:nn No. 58853) 137det.17mm. 11 chains 14.3 links through said location to itssouth boundary. (h'bui 26_t/40, Cl.)

\V1I FIIEA S the II ECKERINO Road Board, b1- rose-lutioti passeil at a Iueetimlg of the Board, held at Cun-herOin on or about the 24th Oily of January, itOh]),resolved to ohcu the i'o:ul hereinafter described, that isto say:-

2 59 2/2 7.

No. 8052: \Videciings1) 'l'luit portion it A you Location 19959 boimimdud

by lines eniiuleumeiag oil b south bouitdary.mt the junc-tion f the nom-thi side ii tIle pieseiit road with theeastern side of a au rvi\-ui ron d pa SCi umg tl ro ugh an illlocation and extending (aS shown 0mm Diagram No.5S854) 35tideg. Swum. 2 cb:uns 19.7 links, 1 33deg. hum.3 chains 205 linhes ; titmice thG011eg. S4lmuiim. 2 chains9.7 links to tIme starting point.

That portion of Avon Locat ion 22253 bonudedby lines eonmmnelieiug it its north-east corner and ex-tending (as shown on Diagram No.58851) lSOdeg.1 ehmaiu 90 links, 3l4deg. S7umin. 2 chains 68.5 links;thence 89deg. S4ann. I chain 90 liuhcs to tIme startingpoimi t.

That portion of Avon Location 16791 boundedby lines couiumeucing at its southm-west corner and ox-teudig (as slmowim on Diagrcmuii No. 5885-1) north 1cliniut 42.2 links, 1 S3deg. 53mm. 2 chains 6. 7 links;thence 2iOdeg. 1 chin in 49 links to the starting point.

That portion of Avon Location 20339 boundedby lines commencing at time j umict ion of the south sideof time presemmt i-oaml (rithi the west side of Road No.6550 opposite time soul li-inst corner of Location 16791and extending (as shown in Diagm-aiu No. 58854) 1 80dcg.1 chain 411.1 links, S ISdeg. 1 lniin. 2 chains 6 links;thieitcu 9odeg. 1 chi:un 45.2 links to the starting pint.(Plan 26A/4t), ('2.)

WHEREAS the N.\il i1O(1IN ihoad Board, by resilutiou passed at a liii iii of tIme Board, held at Natro-gilt omi or about thm 2lTt Ii day of _(migust, 1938, resolvedto 01)011 the road imeri na fter desirihed, that is to say:-

L. & S. 454/O4; 51.11. 435/3S.No. 8598: Widenings

Those portions oh' Williams Locations '1797 a,id2798 bounded by hi umes colulnommeili 4 cii th c westernhiouimclary of the forimicr location 2 chains 81.5 linksfront its south svest Ocher aitd extendiiig (as sluo'vn oIlDiagram No. 60238) 1 7Sdcg. 3Smi,i. 5 chains 21].) linksand lSSdeg. 5 clmaimms 22.4 links tbrouglm said locations;thtemiec Sth7cleg. l7mimm .Sc hams 14.S links, 343deg.25mm. 3 chains 62.6 link, and thdeg. llmuiim. 4 chuctins3.4 links along the eastern side of the ltrcsemit road h I

tite starting point.That portion of Wihhi;tuims Loetttiomi 2795 beutidecl

by hi imes co ni mIle tic in g cit ii SOP t li-western co rite r a mtd

extending (as s-hiouvn 011 1 )iagram Xii. 60235) 3l9deg.ithmniim. 10 chains .1 link, 32] leg. 41mm. 4 ilicuns 34links and 337de. S0unn. 10 chums 90.1 links along theeastern side of time present road; tlieiice l47deg. l7nmin.19 chains 79 links and 151 dcg. 40inimu. 5 chains 17.7links througlm said location to the starting point. (PlansSS5hd/40, C4, amid 385C/40, 134.)

WHEREAS the LAIKE GRACE Road Board, by reso-lution passed cit a nieeting of time Board, held at LakeC race on or about the 29th day of November, 1937,resolved to open the road hereiimafter described, thatis to say:-

2 624/3 7.N0. 10058: Deviation :-A strip of land, tsvo chains

wide, its eastcrmt side leavimmg the eastern side of tIme

present toad on west boundary of Roe Loeatiomt 16251 chain 64.1 links front its north-west coiner and ex-

tending (as shown ott Diagram No. 60209) 328deg.

Sei"i'itiu t 6, GOVRIINMENT GAZETTE, \TA 1647

the inetion of Road 1o. 10048 with the said sooth-east boundary of Location 2472. (1'lan 44013/40,C& )4.)

F. V. CASTLE.

I, Edward I'. B. \Villmott, on behalf of the Augusta-Margaret River Road Board, hereby assent to the aboveapplication 0 the road therein described.

ED\VAIfD \VILLMOTT,(Iltairutan ugusta-Marga ret River Road Board.

24th August, 1940.

l0iiiin. I 2 ehains 87.1 liuks, 354deg. l3nün. 15 chains40 links, and 2ldeg. 54mm. 17 chains 80.1 links pass-ing through Crowii land to rejoin the east side of theold road on the west boundary of Location 1624. (Plan389/80, D4.)

WHEREAS tile SUSSEX Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Busselton oaor about the 5th day of July, 1940, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say:-

1421/38.No. 10080: A strip of land, one chain wide, corn-

muesicing at the north-west coriser of Sussex Location11,1 anti extending south along part of its west boun-dary and south-westward along the southeris boundaryof Location 1305 to Road No. 1791. (Plan 413A/40,B2.)

\\THEREAS the KUNUNOPPIN-TRAYNING RoadBoard, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board,held at Trayning on or about tile 3rd day of May,1939, resolved to open the road hereinafter described,that is to say:-

3 74/16.No. 10092: Extension A strip of land, one chain

wide, commencing at a terminus of the present roadat tile south-east corner of Avon Location 15515 andextending south along the east boundaries of Locations15514, 15524, 15526, and 24388 to Road No. 5694.

Widening:A strip of land, one chain wide, corn-imsencing at the north-east corner of Avon Location 15526and extending (as shown on Diagram No. 58956) southinside amid along its east boundary to its south-eastcorner. (Plan 34/80, A3.)

WhEREAS the CHITTERING Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Moolia-licence oms or about tile 5th day of July, 1938, resolvedto opemi tile road hereinafter described, thatis to say:-

1777/28, Vol. 2.No. 10095: A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

Road No. 15 in Swan Location 99 and extending (asshown on OP. No. 5298) in a general south-easterlydirection through said location and Locations 876 and875 through Lot 22 of Swan Location 1371 (L.T.O.Plan No. 1705) a,id through Location 1367 to the southboundary of the last-mentioned; thence in a generaleasterly direction along part of the south boundary ofand through said Location 1367, along part of the westhoundary of and through Location 3875, through Lot34 of Location 1371, along part of the northern bonn-dam-y of Lot M1911, and through Location 1371 to theeast boundary of tile last-mentioned near the 4-M.P.thereon.

la. Jr. 3. 4p. being resumed from Swan Location 99.3a. Or. 33p. being resumed from Swan Location

876.3a. 2i-. 291). being resumed from Swan Location 875.4a. H'. 36p. being resumed from Swan Location 1367.20a. 2r. up, being resumed from Swan Location 1371.

(Plan 28/80, D & El.)

\\11{EREAS the KITNUNOPPJN-TRAYNING RoadBoard, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board,held at Trayning on or about the 3rd day of May, 1939,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, thatis to say:-

881/39.No. 10099: A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at the north-west corner of Avon Loca-tion 12753 and extending (as surveyed) southward alongthe western boundary of said location and the westernboundaries of Locations 12752, 15683, 20609, 15352, and15353 to a surveyed road at the south-west corner ofthe last-mneiitiO,led location.

WTideningS :-A stri1) of land, one chain wide, leaving a sur-

s-eyed road at the north-west corner of Avon Location12753 and extending southward (as shown on O.P. No.5725) inside and along the western boundary of saidlocation and the western boundaries of Locations 12752,15683, 20609, and 15352 to the south-western cornerof the last-mentioned location.

A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving a surveyed i-oad at the north-east corner of Avon Location20437 and extending southward (as shown on OP. No.5725) inside and along the eastern boundary of said

loe,ltioll mild the (':lstcrli boundaries of Loca tiomls 20438,20440, amId 20608 to the north-east corner of Location15355.

Truncation :Portioms of Avon Location 15353 boundedin lines romninencing at its south-western corner andextending (as shown on Diagram No. 58952) north 4(-ilains 80.9 links along its west boundary; thencel4Sdeg. 17mm. 4 chains 52 links to the southern boun-dary of said location and south-westward 2 chains 57links along said southern boundary to the startingpoint. (Plan 34/80, Bl & 2.)

WHEREAS time MOUNT MAGNET Road Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held atMount Magnet on or about the 11th day of May, 1940,resolved to open the road hereinaftes- described, thatis to say:-

1017/40.No. 10101: A strip of land, one chaiis wide, leaving

tile Yalgoo road near tile 210-Mile Post thereon inPastoral Lease No. 394/1094 and extending south-east-ward about one mile and southward about two miles,passing tllrough said pastoral lease and Pastoral LeaseNo. 394/656, terminating in the latter lease. (Plan41/3 00.)

And whereas I-Us Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor,pursuant to section 17 of the Public Works Act, 1902,by notices published in the Government Gu3ette, declaredtllnt tile said lands had been set apart, taken, or re-sullied for tile of the said roads, and that plansof the said lands might be inspected at the Departmentof Lands and Surveys, Perth.

And wilereas the said Boards have caused a copy ofthe said notices to be served upon the owners andoccupiers of the said lands resident within the State,or such of them as can with reasonable diligence beascertained, eitlmer personally or by registered letterposted to timeir Inst-named places of abode.

And whereas the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil Imas confirmed the said resolutions, it is herebynotified that time lines of communication described aboveare roads witllin time lneaning of the Road Districts Act,1919-1939, subject to the provisions of the said Act.

Dittell tills 6th day of September, 1940.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1939.\V}IEREAS J. A. Moir, being the owner of land overor along which the undermentioned roads, ire theGNOWANGERUP Road District pass, has applied tothe Gnowangerup Road Board to close the said roads,which are maore particularly described hereunder, thatis to say : -

6 2/40.U. 306:Tile surveyed roads as set out hereunder :-

Along the west and time south boundaries of Plan-tngcnet Location 2472; from Road No. 7999 at a north-west coriser of the location to Road No. 7999 at itssouth-east corner.

Along the west honndam-y of Location 1727; fromroad descm-ibed in paragraph (a) at tIme north-westcorner of tile location to Road No. 991 at its south-westeoi-mmer.

(a) Along time nomth boundary of Location 2722; fromntile north-west corner of the location to Road No. 991 atits noi-th-east corner (except time portion traversed byRoad No. 5400). (Plan 435/80, A.4.)

WHEREAS 0. F. Vetterlumid and T. H. and J. A.Shepimei-d, being the owners of land over or along whichthe mmmiderrnentioaed road, in the KOJONTJP Road Dis-trict passes, have applied to the Kojonup Road Boardto close the said road, which is mum-c particularly de-scribed hereunclem-, that is to say:

$98,/40.1(284 The surveyed road passing along part of the

south houndai-y of Kojonup Location 3389 and the southhm,ndaries of Locations 2054 and 2055; from one chainwest of the sommth-east corner of Location 3389 to RoadNo. 3159 at time soutim-east corner of Location 2055. (Plan416D/4O, A4.)

1148 (i)\uIiNiM INP GAZITTE, \V,A. CER Ii, 1940.

Wil RRRAS A. E. Kelly, being the owner of land overor a long si-h icli the u ude mont ioned road, in theMEC'KERlNG Road District passes, has applied to theMeckeriug Road Board to close the said road, which ismore partiesilarlv described hereunder, that is to say:-

3089/93.M.404: (1) Portions of Road No. 597:-

Along the south-eastern boundaries of Meeker-lug Agricultural Area Lots 168, 171, 172, and 173;front Iload No. 600 at the south-eastern corner of thelirst-ment ioned lot to a surveyed road at the southerncorner of Lot 173.

Ahusg the south-eastern boundaries of Lots 17-I,175, 176, and 778; front n surveyed road at the south-eastern corner of the Ii rst-uiuutionccl lot to Road No.396 at tIe southern corner of Lot 178.

(2) Tue surveyed road passuig through Avon Loca-tion 3474; front the north-western corner of Lot 202to a survet-il road w-itliii& said location. (Plan 26D/-1 0,A4.)

\VIIER LAS .1, J. Siottraist, bring the owner of landover os a bug whirls the ustdersnentioued road, in theStANd Ill [P Road 1)istrict passes, hits applied to theManjiniup Road Board to close the said road, whichis more lmrtjctslutrly described hereussder, that is tosay:-

283 7/U S.SL 405: Fhie surveyed road passing along unit of the

south-western boundary of Nelson Location 37-12; frontthe soulluersuunost corner of the location to :t ell toadp:sssing through said location. ( Plan 14hA/4o, t2.)

\VJJERF1dS 'I'. and A. E. Kelly, and F. 5., J. P., andSI. K. lieynol ds, being the oo-ners of laud 0' r or :ilosigwhich the iisnleruuentioned roads, in tI. 3 112111 NORoad District pass, hs:uve applied to I Ii [ :erissg RoadBoard to 'toue the said roads, whirls ire issore parlicsi-l:srhy described hereunder, that is to sip-: -

3089/95.51. 409. Thu surveyed roads:(a) ISassing along the tuortlu-easteris boundaries of

.\hc''lseriu Agisultural Area Lots 155 sod 174, throughAvon Lo,;iliiuu 3474 and along the east boundary ofLocation 5476; frosts Road Xii. 599 ut the north cornerof Lot 153 to a surveyed rud at the custes ii iOrsuer ofLocatiosi 54 io.

b ) Along part of the soiit hi - eastern hon n d:i r of 1,otI 5-4 ; frosts road a 1)0 i-e-dese ribrn I nt tie so sit lies-is cornerof the lot to tIle western (-ortiur of 1.oe;it n 528. ( Plans3A/-i0, Al, and 26 0/10, A4.)

\\ri[EPEAS (3 13. 51. Ilsssklcv, heiiig thu owner of laudover or a long wIt i cli the nod or, i tent iosied road, in theQUAIRADING Road District passes, has a1splied to theQuniraditig Itoasi Board to close the said road, schiiihu

is more particularly described hereisstder, that is tosay:-

4 93/2 7.Q.61 :Pomtisin of Road No. 8807 passing along tlte

west boundiuru of Avoss Location 9412; from Road No.2119 at the iii rtli-west corner of the louatiosi to a sur-veyed me iii st its sout lu-west ro rites. (P1)t1 3 C/-ti), 124.

\VI1ER EAS SI. Latisnu, F. P. Rims, and S. F .:u,id D.Russell, Iseing tie (i\VsierS of hassd over os along whiirhthe underssienl ioiscd roads, in the SERPENTINE-JAR-RAIJDALE Iboad District pass, have applied to theSerpcntisse-.Ta rralsd:ile Road Board to close the saidroads, whuiulu are inos,e particularly described lueresu,sdcr,that is to say:-

3 79 8/2 7.S. 96. (1) Gull street, passissg along the north

booiidari-s of Serpesitisse Lots 78 ntiS 79 ; frosts Riels-a rdsols street at the nsost siortlierly north-west cornerof the former lot to the ivest boussdarv of CockhurssSoussd Location 66].

(2) Bcvasi street, passing along the north bousndaryof Lot 82; froiss Richardson stseet at its north-westcoruser to Turiser street at the ssortls-east coriser ofthe lot.

(3) 'l'urtter street, passissg along the east bousidisriesof Lots 79, 81, 82, 83, aisd 85; froiss Gull street at thsenorths-east cornier of the first-inesitioned lot to Spencerstreet at tlse south-east eorsser of Lot 85.

(-1) Portion of Road No. 147 passiisg along thestorths-essst bosisidsiries of Lots 86 asid 57; from Turiserstreet at the jsortli-u-est corsier of the former lot toSpeiseer stscct at the south-east corner of Lot 87. (PlanSerpent inc Toirsisite.)

\VIIEIIEAS thc South Perth Road Board, being tlseiiwsser of land over or alossg which the uuderrnentioisedroads in the SOUTH PERTh Road District pass, hasapplied to the lion. the Slissistcr for Latids for the cots-Ii rssiation of the (ioverssor to the Board's resohstson toclose the said roads, that is to say:-

3099/ 28.18. 97: (1) Road No. 10000, passiisg along the

southern and svst erti tiousuu,h:urics of Lot 4 and theseestersi bonssdarics of Lots S to 17, ussehussts e, of PerthSub. Lot 5S7 (L.'idJ. h)i:igr:stti 522) atid the westernhossndaries of Lots 25 to 8, i,icluisis-c, asid the westersssutid utorthent bouusil:iriis sf List 7 oh SLut,. Lot 3183

I L.T.O. J'hitsu 1914); frosts debt street :it the south-east rotiucr of Lot -1 af,uu usa itt to .b elf street at Gtenorth-east eotuser of the last-ssi cut lotted lot.

Road No. 10001, passiutg aloisg the southern aisdeastern boundaries of Lot SN :usuih thud' eastern boss ii-dsiries of Lots 29 to IS, isuelui i e, of hurt hi Sub. I oi:187 (L.T.O. Di:tgrasts 522) usish the eastcrts botsssdariesof Lots 24 to 39, isiclussive, and Gte eastern aish north-ens bossudaries of Lot 41) of Sub. Lot 383 (L.T.O. Pl a101-i); frons .lelf street at the south-west corner ofLot 30, furst-tuiesitiotsed, to the isorthi-west corner ofsaid Lot 40.

Road No. 6734 (JeIf street), passiutg along theesistcrsu hosssidaries of Lots 3 to 17, isuchusive, of Pc. t Is,Sushi. Lot 387 usd the esustern bcuusud:sries of Lots 23to 7, i uiel asH-c, a nil Lot 1 of I 'erths Sub. Lot 383; fronsSt,tstht terrace nt thie sussuths east corner of the first-intust iosted lot to Ilesisista it strc t at the tsortls-e-istrorsior of Lot 3 lasf-tneuttioised.

iluia 1 No. 67:15 (U is-ui cr St meet), passing alongthe western hsossisdorics of Lots 65 to 80, inclusive, ofb'esths Sub. Lots 5'5 :usu(h 50 ( LT.O. Plan 2040);(runs Sonthi terrace it the soiut li-west corner of thurIurst-tiiesitioiucih lot ti Suuusuiuuers street itt the norttisvest rouster of said Lot SI).

(.5) Road No. (1737 (Sies ton sl riot), pnsshisti alongthe eastern boundaries of Lots 4.5 to 60, inclusive, ofPerth Suhi. Lots 35 and 38th; friitui Snuuuuncrs street atthe storthi-east u-oruuer oh the tirst-uneustiosteih hot toSouut Ii terrace ut tie sossthi-u:ist esirster of said Lot 60.

Road No. 6758 E,hwnrd streel). passisug alongthue sosstbierst hiousstd:tries of Lots 26 to 33, inclusive ofPerth Sub, lot :185; frossi _\hes ton street at the south,-west c-oruser of tie hirst-uuietutioncd lot tu, 8:uttdgaiestreet at the south-east rotuser of said Lot 33.

Road No. 6736 (Susnmers street) passing alongthe soi,thn-sn hnisusiilars- ut 'urthi Sub,. Lot 384 (A Re-serve 3618) ; frossu the south-west cou'sses of the lot toS:isudg:itc street :ut its south- act eoniuer. (l'h:ius SouthPertis.)

WIIER EAS F. L. Krasusem assul .7. 51. Stott, being thsess ivsie rs of lass ii os-er or a lost g oh ielt tlse isusderuness tioisechs-ot,il. iii the WA GIN Road District Pit ises, hsave aphsliedto the Wag isi Iho:id Board to dose t hue so Id toad, whuiu-htis iusos-e part irsih:i shy deserib,eh lteressuscler. thutut is tos:uv :-

1793/39.Vt'. 590 :Thie surveyed road passiusg along the south

l,ossnda rv of Will souls I ocation 3271 ; from thue south.is-est -orsser of tue hucatiosu to a sisrevi-1 road at itssotut hi-east eositeu-. (Phaui -10911/-h It, P2.)

And u-li ereas sal cU all nh i e:u t ii ui s hi a ye been ii is h- push-hIstuul isu the Gorrmnnuent Gcr:rIrc:

-1usd whsereas this' said Boards huave assessteuh to thesaid aphilicatiolss

Assd it-hues-ens the Lic-uutessastt-Goventsos- iss Executive('ossiscil has costS rusted the said assessts

It is hereby ssotifled thssut thse said roads are closed.

I ated this 6th ulisy of September, 1940.

0. L. NEEDIIAM,tInder Secretai-y for Lasuds.

SscwrEat meit 6, 1940.] GOVERNM GAZETTE, WA. 1649

1650 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A [Snv'miBen 6, 1940.

Government Property.

North NangecuanOld School

Hopetoun RailwayQuarters . -.

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

METRO1'OLIT AN VATET1 S C PPL Y, SE \VEI1AGE,AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

hIWS 1137/39. Perth, 2nd September, 1940.LICENSED Sanitary Pluuibers are hereby notified thatthe 1-lou. Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage has approved of the issue of further certificatesunder by-law No. 58 to the following working plumbers,to peilnit them to carry out actual plumbing work underthe direction of Licensed Sanitary Plumbers in con-nection with seivcra ge installations: -

Name and Address :Clark, B. J., 150 Crawford road,Maylands; Cobs, H. G., cnr. State and Gloucesterstreets, Victoria Park; Edinondson, B. W., c/o W. W.Edmouidson, SO James street, Perth; Gladden, G. G., 15Viiie street, North Perth; Harrison, U. D., 1 Sladestreet, Bayswater; flocking, B. N., 114 Nortliwoodstreet, Leederville; Laug, W. 'l', 26 The Boulevarde,Floreat Park; Smith, 1-I. W., 6 Pilgrim sti'eet, SouthPerth; Slierivood, U. J., c/c H. I-U Sherwood, 264 Cam-hi-idge street, Wcmhley Vign r, B. L., IS Clayton street,Bellevue.

Licensed Sanitary Plumbers are required, in compli-alice with bylaw No. 58, to employ only men under theirthrectioli in connection with sewerage installations whoare in possession of a working plumber's certificateissued un dci' su cli by-I a iv.

J. C. HUTCHINSON,Under Secretary..

TENDERS FOIl I'UIICIIASE.

Date and Time forClosing.

19-10.(2.30 p.m. on Tuesday)1st October

1st Octohci

ir'ehcrs, together sviU t he preserihed depus. t, are to be addreseil to ' The hun. ¶ he il inuiolrr tor \\'uirke,Public Works Department, The Barracks, St. George's terrace, Perth,'' and must be indorsed ''Tender.''Tile lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Public Works.

Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc., to be seen.

P.W.D., Perth Water Supply, Northamn ; Police Station,Bruce Rock, and Court House, Merrccliu, on and afterMonday, 2nd September, 1940.

P.W.D., Perth and Katanning Police Stations, Ravens-thorpe amncl Newdegate, on and after Monday, 2nd Sep-teniber, 1940.

Tenuibci's, logeth ci wit ii I I c prci bed dc1 ,osi t, arc to lie a Idressed to The Ho ii - Miii istei' for Works, Piil 1 Ic \Vorl_sDepartment, The Barracks, St. George's terrace, Perth," and must he indorsed"Tender." 'Ihe highest or any tender willnot necessarily be accepted.

Department of Public Works, w. s. ANDREW,Perth, 28th August, 1940. Under Secretary for Public Works.

'ER BOARDS ACT AMENI)Iu1ENT ACT, 1918.Sandstone Water Area.

1'.W.W.S. 794/37.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that I-usExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased toapprove, under the provisions of the Water BoardsAct Amnendineist Act, 1918, of a rate of three shillingsin the pound on the annual value being niade and leviedin the Sa,sdstone Water Area for tIme year ending time30th day of June, 1941.

W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary f or Water Supply.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1939.City of PerthSale of Land.

Department of Public Works,F'.W. 11/39. Perth, 30th August, 1940.

IT is hereby notified, for general infoi'mnation, that HisExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor has consented, underthe provisions of section 210 of the Municipal Cor-porations Act, 1906-1939, to the sale by the City ofPerth, of all that piece of land, being portions of SwanLocation Al and Perth Town Lot E101, on L.T.O.Diagram 9284, and being part of the land comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 1065, Folio 15.

(Sgd.) IV S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Public Works.

De fNotice.

1'Sature of Work.Dite and Time

for Closing.Where and when Conditions ol Contract, etc.,

to be seen,

1940, 1940.(2.30 p.m. on Tuesday)

Aug. 14 Perth HospitalSupply Fabrica-tion and Erection of Steel Frame

10th September Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after Friday, the16th August, 1940.

(Second Section) (9089)Aug. 27 Metropolitan Market TrustCon-

version of Old Egg and Poultry10th September Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after Tuesday, 3rd

September, 1940.Market, etc. (9092)

Aug. 28 Tanipia School, ErectionRemovalof South Trayning School (9091)

17th September . . - Contractors' Room, Perth Public Works Department,Katanning ; Court House, Merredin, and CourtHouse, Narrogin, on and after Tuesday, 3rd Sep-tember, 1940.

Aug. 28 Bunbury Agricultural BankReno-vations (9093)

17th September Contractors' Room, Perth, and Public Works Depart-ment, Bunbury, on and after Tuesday, the 3rd Sep-tember, 1940.

Sept. 4 Narrogin SchoolNew Brick Lat-rines (9096)

24th September Contractors' Room, Perth Public Works Depart-ment, Katanning, and Court House, Narrogin, onand after Tuesday, 10th September, 1940.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1939.Rockingliain Road DistrictBy-law No. 2.

Buildings.P.W. 589/37.

IN pursuance of the powers in that behalf contained inthe Road Districts Act, 19] 9-] 939, the Rockiughani RoadBoard niakes tile following by-law relating to buildings,to be numbered No. 2.

PART LOPERATI0N AXD Dneini'rion

Application.This by-law shall apply to all townsitcs and aleas

subdivided for residential purposes in the District.

Commencement.TIns by-law shall come into operation immethaleiy

upon its confirmation and approval by the Governor andpublication in tile Covei-nntcn I Gazelle.

Repeal.From the date of coming into operation of tins

by-law all previous by-laws made by the Board relatingto buildings are repealed.

Definitions.In this by-law, subject to the context:

''Act'' means tile Road District Act, 1919-1939.Alteration' ' means any work made or (lone for any

Ppose in, to, Or on a building (except that of neces-sary repairs not affecting the construction of ally ex-ternal, cross, or party wall), 0l any change in tile pur-pose for which any building or erection or any partthereof shall be used.

Approved' ' means approved by the Board in writingor (in case where tile surveyor is authorised by theBoard so to (10) approved by tIme surveyor in writing.

Area' ' applied to a building means the sum of thesuperficies of the horizontal sections of each storey madeat the point of time greatest surface of each floor, in-clusive of tile external walls, and such portions of timeparty walls as belong to tile building.

''Board'' means tile Iloekingilanl Road Board.Build' ' means and includes erect, build, or construct,

or is caused to be erected, built, or constructed.Building ' ' means and includes ercetion, structure,

detached room, outbuilding, hoarding, and every struc-ture of whatever kind capable of affording protectionor shelter, either roofed or intended or adapted to beroofed, and wllethier enclosed by roofs or not, and everypart of such structure and any addition or alterationthereto.

Builder'' means the master builder or other persomiemployed to execute any work, or, if there is no masterbuilder or other person so employed, then the owner ofthe building or othicr person for whom or by whoseorders such work is to be done.

Dwelling-house'' means a biniding used or adaptedto be used wholly or principally for Iluman habitation.

''District'' means the Rockinghamn Road District.'Fire-Resisting,' ' used with reference to any mater-

ials, includes:Brickwork constructed of good bricks well

burnt bard and sound, properly bonded andsolidly put together with good lime or cementmortar;

any stone suitable for building purposes byreaSon of its solidity or durability;

sheet metals or otller similar materials whicllare in the opinion of the Board fire-resisting;

iron and steel (when used for columns, girders,or wall framing) encased in cement concreteor other incombustible or non-conducting ex-ternal coating;

slate, tiles, brick, and terra cotta, when usedfor covering, or corbels;

concrete composed of broken bricks, stoneclmippiugs, or ballast and lime cement orealeined gypsum.

''External Wall'' means an outer wall of a building,not being a party wall, even althongh it adjoin a wallOf another building.

Frontage'' mealls tIle distallee measured at rightangles to one of the sides of the land fl-om the terminalpoint thereof to the opposite side, or a continuation ofsuch opposite side.

''Gal-age'' means any building used for the housingof a motor or motor vehicle (not being a garage carried011 a S a business 1111(1 C rt:mki II g)

1-leight' in relation to ames- building, means me:m-suremnent taken from time level of the footway (if any)i,nuiediatciv in front of tile centre of time building or,svile,1 there is 110 suclm foot way, froln time level of theground before excavation to tile level of tile ceiling ortie of the topmost storey.

''Height'' in relation to storeys, means:ill the case of the topmost storey, tile measure-

ment between tile floor and tile ceilmg thereofor between the floor and tile under-surface oftile tie of the roof, or, if there is 110 tie, tilenup to the level of half the vem-tical heightof tile rafters, or other support of the roof;

in tile case of every storey other than the top-most storey, tile measurements between itsfloor and the floor above.

Hoardings' ' includes ally erection or structureerected, built, constructed, or used or tllat may he usedfor tile purpose of writIng, painting, pasting, or postingthereon notices, advertisements, piacal-ds, or otherprinted, painted, or written matter, or any erection orstructure being of a height greater than six feet fromthc level of tile adjoining street 111)011 wllich such notices,advertisements, placards, or other printed, painted, orwritten matter nrc printed, painted, pasted, or posted,hut shall not apply to a iloardillg erected ill B street forthe PmllTose of carrying 011 building operations only, orto a (lw'ehling-honse or shop or au fence se-veIl feet orumldel ill lleiguit, or to '' To Let' ' or ''For Sale' ' boardsnot exceeding 20 feet square in area.

Maims Rooms '' meai alid include all rooms used ornteudecl to be used as bedrooms, dining-rooms, ordinary

g-rooms, 01 kitcllelis.New buildillg ' ' includes:(a) Any building erected or commenced to be

erected after the date of this by-law comingiuito operation;

(h) Any building winch for more than half itscubical contelsts less been taken down or de-stroyed by fire, tempest, or otherwise, andis re-erected or commenced to be re-erectedwholly or partially on tile same site after thedate of tins by-law coulnmg into operation;

any space between walls amid/or buildings whichis roofed or commenced to he roofed after timedate of tilis by-law coming into operation;

(d) and building removed or transported wholly orin sections into time district or from one partof time district to another part after the date ofthis by-law- coming into operation.

Outhuiidimmg ' ' means any building or tile eurtilageof any dwelling, shop, or combined shop and dwellingused as a workshop or store-room, hot being a buildingfor time storage of inflammable materials, nor for thehousing of anunals or animal, including birds, and notexceeding 329 feet in area or 15 feet in height.

''Part)- wail'' means a wall built to be used as aseparation of two or more buildings, or a wall formingpart of a building bililt upon the dividing lmc betweenadJoining pi-emises for time- common use.

Person ' ' imeludes corporation.''Prescribed.'' Ineans prescribed by this by-law.'Public place ' ' Imas the samne meaning as in time

Act.''Reinforced commcrete'' means a form of construc-

tion in whuclm cement concrete is reInforced witis ironor steel, timese materials being so comnbinecl that theiron or steel si-ill take up and resist substantially timewimole of tensional stresses and assist in the resistanceto shear, while time concrete will take up amid resistthe conipressionni stresses and assist in resistance tosllea 1.

''Righmt-of-way'' means any lane or right-of-way, nota road, over wlmiclm any person other than the ownertimereof Imas a riglmt of carriage way.

''Road'' has time same nicamlimig as in the Act.

SEPTEMBER 6, 1940.] GOVERN1ENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1651

Surveyor ' means the building surveyor or actingbuilding surveyor for the time being of the Boardor other officer having for the time being the ndniinis-tration of tins by-law.

Shop'' means a building in which goods are regu-larly offered or exposed for sale, or in which meals orrefreshments are regulaily offered or provided for pay-ment, an ci also ii ci udes ti e en I onus or sit OPS ef ha rb-ci's and hairdressers, and offices of agents and auc-tioneers aitfi other bus hess or tra(leS. A bona Jide pri-vate boarding-house shall not he included in tins def,m-tion by reason only of the fact that meals or refresh-ments are occasionally su ppl led for payiweiit to per-soi,s other than 1)00 cders,

Square'' applied to the measurement of any areameans the space of 100 square feet.

Surface or pro und level ' ' means the mean levelof the ground as deterinned by tite surveyor.

\Vood Or wooden )uildinge ' mean huilc1ings of woodor having wooden frames.

Classes of Buildings.5. For the paspose of this by-law buildings shall

be divided into three classes:Class A:' ' Domestic class ' which includes all

buildinis subject to small vibration and lightloading of floors, such as dwelling-houses, resi-dential shops, offices, hotels, private schools,club-Ilouses, and studios.

Class B:'' Warehouse, class,'' wInch includes allbuildings subject to vibration and heavy load-ing of floors, such as warehouses, factories,mills, and places for storage and manufactureof goods.

Class C:'' Public building class,'' which includesall buildings designed to accommodate an as-semblage 01 people, such as theatres, churches,rita p e Is, a ssemblv Ii al is, muse urn o, libraries, pub-lic schools, hospitals, lecture rooms, and otherlike buildings.

In ease of doubt the surveYor shall finally determineto wilicll class au 1:411 iemilai' building belongs.

PARc 2,NovIcE cn' INTENTION TO BUILD ole 1)EeroLIsnAND LODGING OF PLANS.

Notice to be given.(I. No buildei- shall eoiiiincuce any building, or any

addition or a ltei'a tiomi to any building, without firstdelivering at the office of the lloa,'d a written appica-tiols in the form of the First Schedule hereto, beforeso comm cue i np, and deli vet' In g to the snrveyom' : --

Plans aiiT Spccifi ('ati 0115.(a) Properly prepared p1amis and specifications of

such building, addition, or alteration, to-gether with a tracing or copy of the plaitsof such building, addition, or alteration, andalso details 011(1 (hmensiolmc, sizes, andqualities of all materials, aitil ellumnel'atingany old materials pi'oposecl to be used inthe construction of same,

Block Plan.(Ii) A block plan showing relation of the building

to 0 lj 0111 big buildings a ml boundaries -

Purpose.e) A statement in ivi-iting of the pnm'posc for

which the building is intended to be used.Pta inn ge.

(ci) Particulars of the psoposcci method of (iralli-age.

Further Particulurs,(e) Such further pat-ticulni's ill writing regard-

ing the cattle as shall hic uecessary to euable tlte Board or its surveyor to determineif nil tile i'OVl5tOfl5 of this by-law apphc-able titem'cto are being complied with.

Tracing Retained.1. Tile tracmng or copy of the plans alld details of

materials shall he retained by the surveyor, and timeoriginal plans and specifications, whems approved, shellbe returned to tile olrfler or Ins agent.

Such approval shall he evidenced by writing in-dorseci on the plans and specificatiens and signed bythe surveyor.

Plans, ete., to be kept at Building.Such plans and spesificntions shall ho kept at the

building therein referred to, and shall be available forinspection by flu' sllrveyor Or the accredited officer oftile Board at all reasomlable times, on demand, duringthe construction or ei'ection ui alteration oi' addition,as the case may be, and for fourteen days aft_c tuecompletion thei'eof.

Permits and Fees.No person shall commence any building, 01'

any addition, alteration to any building, ot- demolishany building without fit-st having obtained fl-Oil) thesurveyor a written pel'ntit for the conimen cement ofsame, and w'ithioitt having first paid to tile Board feesin accordance with the scale set out In the SecondSchedule hereto, Ilaving regard to tile class of build-ing.

Area of Nemv Building.The decision of the surveyor as to tile al'ea of

a new building ot value of an addition shall be final011(1 conclusive,

Permits sitall lapse after Six Months.A permit obtained pursuant to this by-law' shall

lnpsc and be of 110 effect, unless the building forwhich such permit was planted shall he commencedwithin six months and completed witlnn twelve mouthsfi'oni the date of such pci-mit,

Surveyor may Enter and inspect.The surveyor, at all reasonable times during tile

progress, and after the completion of any huildig,or addition or alteration to any building affected bythis by-law, nlav enter and inspect such building ot'addition or alteration.

Surveyor may stop Work if contrary to By-law-.The surveyor muay at any time stop the pm'ogm'ess

of any building, and withldraw or suspend ally pei'mis-sion given by time Boa cci under this by-law, in tile eventof ilis not being satisfied that all the provisions ofthi is by-law ale being complied with, and ally personwho contiunes om' builds 01' erects ot' works out tilesite after notice from the surveyor to desist, sltithl Icgtulty of ate offence against tIns by-law'.

Demolition or Removal of Building.When a bllilding is to he dentohished or ic-

ulo(-ed, the owinu' or eontt'actor sitall give tsventy-fotrhours' notice to tile sul'veyot- of such intended demoli-tion or m'e]novnl,

Nuisance to he Avodcd.Provision shall be made so as to avoid all nuis-

alIce fi-oni dust or falling i-efuse, by playing watem- onsame by macails of ii ilOse or otiter approved metltod.

PART 3,OuTBUILDINGs AND GARA0ES.

Materials.Outbuildings may, subject to the limitations

hem-es, be htnit and constructed of brick or otl:eu-uiatet'ials approved by tile Board.

No Wooden Building to be Extended withtill EightFeet of Outbuildings,

No wooden building may be extended ill sucha manner thtiit an outbuilding and dwelling sitall thterc'-after be within eight feet of each other; but this pi-o-vision shall not p1-event the ow'mler of a building onland adjoining titat On winch such outbuilding has pre-viously beemi et'ected ill different occnpatioll fl'om cx-temsding such building, snbect to thte provisions of tinsby-law.

Outbuildings on Corner Blocks.No outbuilditig shall be erected on a corner

block at a less distamsce from time road on the sideboundary thlan the adjoining building is from suchroad, ot-, if there is iso adjoining building, at a lessdistance than 20 feet fi-om such i'oad.

1(152 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTEMBER (1, 1940.

t:lbles Erected with Walls of Bricks, etc.Stables may be er°eted iritli walls of brick, stone,

or concrete, provided that in stables of more thaii twsquares in area the distaii'e Of a iiy wal] of such stablefrom land hot iii the same occnpation or pOssessiojishall not be less than the vertical height of such wall,including the vertical portion of a gable and roof, fromthe I'ouiidarr of thu land not in tile same oeeupstoiior possessioil.

Distance of Stables from BoundariesIs,) stable iiiav be erected nearer than 31) feet

to any d wet 1 ing nor tt an 10 feet to tIc hon n da ry ofland not in the same occupation.

Foirl-liouses.Fowl-houses of not inure than two squares in

area, and not more than six feet in height, may beerected at rear of any dwelling and not less than fourfeet from tim boundary of land hot in tile saute oc-cupation, provided that the nearest portion of suchfowl-house is at least 0 feet from any road and 30feet f roin any 0 u-el liii g- It misc, cliii rib seli aol-o om, ha 11or factory. '['lie walls aiid roof covering of such fowl-lloiiscs must he of iron or other fire-resisting material,approveil hr the surveyor. Fowl-houses of more thantwo squares in area must comply with the regnlationsfor buildings generally, and not be nearer to the bonn.i]arv of land not in the same oecnpation than five feetand not exceed seven feet in height.

Position of Ga rage.No garage shall he erected nearer than the

dwelling-I to use to w-i ii cli it is aPpurtenant to a IIV ro idfronted by such dwelling-house: Provided that, if thereis rio means of access for motor velucles to tile rearportion of the at lot ni cut on irhi icli suet dwelling 110 li5"is erected, a garage may he erected on the front bonn-darv of such allotment, subject to a plan silowillg tIleexact position ill winch such garage is proposed to beerected and tile approxiillate position of any buildingsin the allotments adjoining, tog ether with the designof tIle garage proposed to 'c erected, and tile troutelevation thereof being submitted to and approved ofby tIle Board, but so that no part of sncli ginrage shall'e between t lie 0 ivel liii g-Ii on se au 0 tIe roe d

Tn special eases where the physical confignrltonor diniensions of the ground pieclude the observanceof the distances prescribed in clause 22, the Board m'iypermit the erection of a garage in another 1iositioii.

floors of Garages.The doors of a garage, when opened, slIali not

elierueii Oh 0 liy road

iIaterials for (4;, rages.23. Ever,i- g:i rage shall he constructed of fire

resist iilg ittaterial, nit corrugated iron shall nob beused for ,ralls. Where fire-resisting sheets are usedfor u-ails, framing and dado of approved ltardu-ood maybe used.

Garage incorporated with Dwelling.20. \Vliere a garage is incorporated as part of the

iii:iin tunldiug, it shall in all respects conforni thereto,l,u t ill u st Ii ave a cci Ii ieg of fire-proof nia t e lia 1 a [) prnsedby tile surveyor.

Garages on Corner Blocks.27. No garage shall be erected on a corner block at

a less distamlee from the road on tile side boundary thantile adjoining building is from such road, or, if thereis no adioiuing building, at a less distance than 20feet from such road.

PAler 4-MATERIALS.

Quality of Materials.2S. All niaterials used in any building must be of

good quality and shall be subject to the approval ofthe surveyor, and the surveyor shall have poiver t0condemn iiid to order tile removal of, or to remove atthe expense of tile owner, any material u-inch in hisopinion is not suitable for use for the purpose forwhich le coilsiders it is intended to use shine, and noersoli slia II use any material so condemned for any

building, alteration, or addition.

Secolidhand M:iterial.No old Or scroil dliii nd lfla term 1 may be used, u n-

less a pp ro i-ed i Ii u-ri till g by the snrieo c.

Bricks.Bricks used in a iv lnildiig lillist be good, Ilard,

and well burnt. Wli en id 0 hi-icks are used in anywall tl cv si 1011 be tile ro iigl i lv ci e;iii ed before being used,a ad shall be whlol e (11(1 good, hard, iveli-h ii cut b ricks.

Sa jid.Sand used for mm tar and concrete ill flli bu3d

ilig shall be cleami and sharp, free froni ba in, dirt, salt,and organic matter.

Lime hid Mortar.Lime and mortar shall he coniposed of freshly

burnt lime alid sand, ill the ploportion of at least onepart, by measure, of lime, and not bore thuin three parts,by nicasitre, of sand .Ahl Ii inc intended to he used fornIh rt a r shall le t Ii orunghlv I ni in t, of good quality, andl(e slaked before being nnxed with sand.Cement mortar, consisting of olie pirt cement to fiveparts of san'], niav he sullslitilted fIr linie mortar.

Cement.Cement in ortar shall he coniposed of good Port-

laiild cement or other cement of equal quality approvedof by tile surveyor, nih xcii wi thi clean, 511 a cii sand in theproportion of at leash (InC part, by measure, of cementand not more thlan four hunts, b measure, of sand,o nih shall he used 1 efo re mit iiih setting hia S C olnlneneed.

Concrete.Concrete for foilildat oil shii I he composed of

clean, broken stone, or othier hlard lnateriai, apploved bytim surveyor, broken to a gauge not exceeding two inchiesa id sa tid well ihi ixe (1 i-I ii ii ,vao ile't thou r 01' i ii. an op provedcon crc) e iln xec, u-it' I c wilt ii I the prop ortions of o ticp;lrt, by measure, of cement to not more than six partsof ot tier iia t cci a is. (oil crete to r liii 11)0 es otllcr t hi anfoundations shall be as specified above, except that forwe I Is less th a ii six inch es il t Ii irk ness and for 'ciii forcedwork the stone li5cd shah he b)roken to a gauge not c-i'ecdiiig thicee-qu;irters of an mcii.

Tinillec.33.A]l tiinbcrs and W i)(lI'li i,eauis used in any build-

ing shall he good, sound material, flee froni rot, large orloose knots, shahes or an othiec imperfections wherebylie strengi hi iii ny he i in pai red, IbId sll:Ill be of such sizes,

dimensions, and spaces as set forth in clause 63 of flits1 li--ha w, su h),j cc t, hiowcve r, to clause 37 hereof.

Lint e Is.

All hitilels cast in concrete shah have brand of thlilii nit fact n ccl' ste memp ed the ceo ii, such i nia U ufac tu rer to he:ipproved of lv tue sur\-eyor. Builders casting lilitels inposit ion shi all snl mit to t lie so cveo r ii p1 au showi hgposition and Oct ails of ceinforccnients and specificationsof materials to he used, siehi designs to he approved itthe sonic time as the plaii. Liiltcls up to six feet spellshall be three courses il dcptll. Li iitels froln six to eightfeet span slut 11 be fo or con rses in '[ci) t hA hi such hill tel 5shall lie reinforced u-ithi at least Ihicec 1/-inclh bars andshuOl h,ave a proper bearing at each end.

Dimensions of 'I'iihb,er.Tue t l ml (cc used in 1) nc k dwell I g-Iiouses shI all

conform to not less than the following uninimnuill sizes:Bottom wall plates-$hi. x 2in.; floor joists-4in. x 2in.,at lft, Gin, centres hcarers-4in .x 3m., not exceedinglift. centres, and shah lie at least Gin, clear of ground;top plates-4iii .x 1/ili.; rafters-4in. x 2iu. at 2ft.centres for other tllan iron roof, or 3ft. centres foc irollroof; purlimis-4in. x 3m, for tile roof, well strutted;eeililig joists-41n. x 2in. at 2ft. centres; eeihng hange;s-Gin.x 1in.; collar tics-4iul. x lEmin.; ridge-7in. x 3 4 in.; 1nps and vaiheys-Sin. x 11/jhi.

Psivc 5-CoxSTluCTioN.Excavations and Inspection of Trenchies.All excavat ions for footings sh,thl he taken down

to a solid foundation, to lie approved of by the sur-veyor, but not less thou 12 incItes below the Ilatural

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surface of the ground, except in cases of special con-struction of foundations approved by the surveyor. Nofooting shall be placed in position until at least twenty-four hours' notice shall have been given to the surveyorthat the trenches are ready for inspection.

Drainage under Floors.The surface of the ground between all walls of

buildings shall be levelled up higher than the finishedsurface outside and evenly graded to prevent any ac-cumulation of water or drainage beneath the floors, andsuch surface shall, if required by the surveyor, be coveredwith properly mixed tar composition laid to a uniformthickness of not less than two inches in every part,rolled, rammed, and finished so as to be impervious towater and other inhalations. In all wet or bad groundsubsoil drainage shall be provided and laid as directediii writing by the surveyor.

Walls to have Footings.Unless with the consent of the surveyor, every

external wall and every party wall not carried on abressummer and every pier and storey post shall havefootings.

Dimensions of Footings.The width, of the bottom of the footing of every

such wall shall he at least one half greater than thethickness of the wall at the ground floor level, but in nocase less than 16 inches wide, unless approved by thesurveyor, and the height of such footing shall be at leastequal to the thickness of the wall at its ground floorlevel, hut in no case less than nine inches.

In the ease of wooden buildings, the foundationsthereof for all walls shall be in accordance with clause63 of this by-law.

External Walls.All external walls shall consist of brick, stone,

concrete, reinforced concrete, or oUiei- hard fire-resistingmaterial approved by the Board; provided that anybuilding used or intended to be used solely as a dwelling-house may have walls constructed of wood and/or as-bestos, subject to the conditions set out in this by-lawfor buildings wholly or partially wood.

Construction of External Walls.Every wall constructed of brick, stone, or other

silni]O r materials shall be properly bonded and solidlyput together with mortar, and no part of such wall shalloverhang any part underneath it, except to the extent ofnine inches, and as approved, by the surveyor, and pro-vi led that the proJection is well and solidly corbelledout, and that the inside of the wall carryiag such cor-belling is carried up vertically in continuation of thelower face thereof. All return walls shall be properlybonded together.

Dampeourse.Every wall or fire-place of brick, stone, or sisuilar

material shall have a damp-proof course or courses ofasphalt, distilled tar and hot sand, or other approvedimporvions mater,al at least six inches above the surfaceof the ground below the lowest floor, and, in eases whereit is slot desirable to place the same throughout thebuilding at the one uniform level, then the said damp-proof course must be laid in horizontal layers connectedat the end by a vertical course of the same aiaterials,and shall be not less than half an inch tluck.

Hollow WallsExternal walls may be constructed as hollow

walls, if constructed in accordance with the followingrules:

The inner and outer parts of the wall shallbe separated by a cavity, which shallthroughout be of a width not exceeding twoinches or less than one inch.

The inner and outer parts of the wall shallbe securely tied together with suitablebonding ties of adequate strength formedof galvanised iron, glazed stoneware, orother approved material. Such ties shallbe placed at distances apart not exceedingthree feet horizontally and at least everyfifth course vertically.

The thickness of cccli part of tIme wall shallthroughout be not less than four and onehalf inches.

The aggregate thickness of the two parts,excluding the width of the cavity, shallthroughout be not less than the minimumthickness prescribed for solid walls of thesame height and length.

No hollow wall of not more than eleven inchesin thickness shall be greater in superficialextent than three squares in any one storey,unless strengthened by a partition wall,fire-place, or projecting pier to the satisfac-tion of the surveyor.

-17. Concrete blocks shall contain not less thanone part cement to five parts mixed aggregate, andshnll be kept damp for a period of not less than fourdays, and shall not he used green. Unless with theapproval of the surveyor, no block shall be used withinfourteen (lays of the date of co,istruction. The blockshall he bedded and jointed in eenieut niortar.

Thickness of Walls, Domestic Class.45. No external wall iii brick, stone, or concrete, or

cement block shall hove less than the thickness i-seribed iii the following Table A.

Table A.BUILDINGS OF DOMESTIC CLASS.

No of. Thickness ofLength of Wall. Storeys. Wallsin inches.

Walls Built with Lime Mortar.Not exceeding 30 feet - . 1 9

2 9 9Exceeding 30 feet - - I 13'4

2 131/- 131/9

Walls Bnill with Cement Mortar.Not exceeding 30 feet - - 1. 9

2 9 9

Exceeding 30 feet - - 1 92 J3/9 9

49.If any storcy exceeds iii height eighteen timesthe thickness prescribed for the walls of such storey,the thickness of each external iiil p'y wall through-out such storcy shall be increased to one-eighteenthpart of the height of the storey, and the tlnckness ofeach external and party wall below that storey shallhe increased to the I thickness, botany so cli additionalthickness niay be confined to piers, properly distri-butecl, of wInch tIme collective widths aniount to one-fourth part of the length of time wall. No increase inthickness of brick walls shall be less than four andone half inches.

The height of any storcy may be twenty timesthe thickness of the w-alls prescribed for such storey,if built with cement mortar.

Thickness of lyalls Warehouse Class.The external and pasty walls of buildings of

the warehouse class shall be made of not less thicknessthan that specified in the following table B.:

Table B.BUiLDINGS OF THE WAREHOUSE CLASS.

No. of Tluckness ofLength of Walls. Storeys. Wallsin inches.

Walls Built with Lime Mortar.Not exceeding 75 ft. 1 13½

2 iS 131d.3 IS 18 131/9

Exceeding 75 ft....I IS2 IS 183 22'A 18 18

Walls Built with Cement Mortar.Not exceeding 75 ft. 1 131/9

2 13½ 131/,3 18 13½ 13½

Exceeding 75 ft. - . 1 131/9

2 18 131/3 18 18 13½

Tlucicncss of Walls under certain Conditions.52. Walls u ider seveiil -five feet iii length may be

constructed nine incites tli icR: Provided they arestrengthened wit Ii four-and-a-liiilf mcli piers equallyspaced, of which the collective widths amount to one-fifth of fit e length of the wall. The height shall notexceed twelve fect, when built with lime mortar, ortlnrteen feet six inc lies, when built with cement1110 rt or.

.55. TIm tliickiicss of iia his under twenty feet inlength may be two-thirds t lie thickness required forexternal or party walls, is stated iii Tables A and B,but in no case less titan nine inch Cs.

If in any storcy of a building of the warehouseclass the thickness of the wall as determined by theprovisions of this Part of this b-Itt iv is less than one-sixteenth part of tile height of such storey, t lie thick-ness of the wall shall he increased to one-sixteenthpart of tile It eight of t lie storey, iitd the thickness ofcacti external mid paity wall below thflt storey shallbe iuereased to that thickness, but any such addi-tional tltickn ess nay lie confined to piers properly dis-tributed, of which tile collective widths amount toone-fiftlt part of the length of tlte wall. No increasein thickness of brick walls shall be less than four andone-half imiclies.

The height of any storey built iii cement mortarmay be eighteen times I lie tlnekuess prescribed forsncli storey.

Lengthshow measured.Walls are deemed to lie divided into distinct

lengths by i-etnrn walls, and the length of every wallis measured from the face of one return wall to theface of anotlmer: Provided that suelt retuin walls areexternal party or cross-walls of tIme thickness requiredby tins Part of tins by-law and bonded into the wallsso cleenied to be divided.

C ross-walls.56 r1lte tlnckimess of a cross wall shall not lie less

than two-third of the tiuc Ii ness herd nbefore requiredfor an external or party wall of the same diniensionsand belonging to the sonic class of building, but nevei-less than nine inches, and uo wall subdividing shallbe deemed to be a cross-wall unless it is carried up totime plate level of the topmost storey, and unless ineach storey the aggiegate extent of the vertical facesor elevations of all the recesses, and that of all theopenings therein taken together, does not exceed one-half of the whole extent of the vertical face or eleva-tion of the wall. If a cross-wall is cli rried on a girderacross the ground storcy and is supported by piers tothe satisfaction of the surveyor, it shall be deemed tobe a cross-wall in accordance with tins regulation.But in ouc storey buildings of the domestic class,four and one-half inch cross-walls will be permittedProvided time uusuppoi-ted length of any wall does notexceed twenty-five feet.

Cross-wall hecoinsng extem-nal Wall.Wherever a cross-wall becomes iii any part an

external wall, the external portion of such cross-wallshall lie of the thickness required for an external wallof time same height a mid length and belonging to thcsame cia ss of building, hut ]1O pol-tion of such cross-wall shall be of less thickness than is i-equired for theexternal portion thereof.

Internal and Partition Walls.(1) All external bearing walls aud partition

walls shall be constructed in such mtlmmner as may lieapproved by the surveyor and shall be of brick, stone,concrete, or cement blocks.

All such walls shall be not less tim mm four amid one-half inches thick, provided that, where snch wallsform a division between flats, then such walls shallhe not less than nine imsehes thick.

(2) TJ]mless with the consent of the surveyor, evem-vsuch wall, unless cam-ned on a bressummer, shall havefootings, and such footings shall be of at least twicethe thickness of the wall i-esting upon it.

Isolated Picis.No isolated brick or stone piers shall exce

in height eight fillies the least diameter of same,

built of liumc mnorttir, mid twelve times if built oferilit ut iii orta i.

Parttpct to Walls on hloundarv.\Vhiere the external wall of tuly building is

erected on the boundary of the land on winch thesa mie stands, or where the ocerliammging eaves or gut-ter of any building would lie w-ithin two feet of sur-hiboimitd:iri-, then th external wall of such building shaltlie en ri-led up to form :i parapet fifteen incites at theleast in height above the roof or above the lughtesthart of any flat or gutter, as tIme case may lie.

ParapetWarehouse Class.lii buildings of time warehouse class, time thickness

of such parapet shilmhl he equal to the thickness of suchwall iii the topmost storey, anti in :iiiy other building,of a thiirkitess of nine incites at least.

Party \\ralhsOh. Every party wall shall be cli cried up for a

height of IS inc lies above tlte roof, iucasmmred at righttingles to the slope thereof, or 15 itcltes above thelughiest imalt of amty flat or gutter, as the case may be,a nO of a lhickmtess (ill buildings of tite lvam-ehionseclass) equti 1 to tite thickness of suelt wall in thte top-most store)', and in any otliem building, of a thucknessof eight anti ouc-linif incites at the least. Provic1etl,however, tltat iii lime ease of domestic buildings, wherenot more than two buildings tire erected nndei- oneroof, it shall be sufficiemst if the party wall is carriedup at least eight and one-half incites ut thtichness tothe underside tif the roof-covering, and such roof-covering of iron slate, or other niaterial must bebedded in good mortar to the satisfaetioim of the sur-veyor, and thm top of such party wall shall not behidden from view until it has been approved by timsill-v CYO 1,.

Eveiy party wall shall be carried up of the thick-ness aforesaid above airy turi-et, dormer, lantern light,or other election of combustible materials fixed uponthe i-oof or fiat of all)- building withun four feet fromsuch party wall, amid shall extend at the least fifteemiinches hmighiem and wider on each side thaim sucht erec-tion, and every party wall shall he cani-ied up aboveany part of ally roof opposite thiei-eto 11116 withuimfour feet thmerefron-m.

Buildings 11-11011)- t r h° mtly iii w-ood

Thie external walls of nh woodemi buildimmgs shallnot exceed in hueigItt 15 feet, measum-cil fiom the floorlevel to the tolt of the traIl plates.

Every simch itmukhimig shitmll be wholly ill Olme occupa-tion or be citmistrmmctcd or adaptcd so to be.

TIte folhtwi ug c(tmid it ions shall apply as to scant-bugs and spachmigs of timuhier:-

(ii) Stmimlmps shall lie itot less titan 4 ill.X 4 in.jtmrittlm or other approved timber, spaced hotilioie thitimi 5 ft. eclitre to cemmtre. Stumpsshah lie tarred tuldl sunk at hetmst 18 in. be-low the lititurIll surface of the ground, witht1irrimt to extend fos- 6 in. above the groundleech. Ant stops to be plovided, projectingat least 2 iii. 0\er stulnps.

(Ii) Sole phmtcsJttrrttlt, 6 in .x 6 in. x 1 imi.

L'uttoimt plate aisci bcarei-s-4 ill .x 3 in., ham-d-wood or jarrah.

Floor joists I imt.x 2in, Itardwood or jar-mnht, at 18 iii. ceimtres, supported at leastevemy 5 ft.

(ci Verimiimi plate-4 in. x 2 itm, Itardwood om- jar-s-a h.

Bearers-4 iii. x 3 iii., imot more thiami -5 ft.apart.

Stuilsiiot less than S imi. x 2 imi., spttieii atnot mmmore tltaim 2 ft. centres, propeily bracedtunul secumed Where studs of 3 in. x 2 in.lure used, the angle or corner studs shall be3 in .x 3 in.; w-hmerc studs 4 in .X 2 in. arcused time angle or rormier studs sitahl be 4 ill.x 4 in.

(hi) Ceiling joistsnot less tiutun S in. x 2 in.,Spttuel ito! muloie luau 2 ft. tipart, centre tocell! re, properly bmtmccd lund sccurn 1.

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wall is over eight and a half inches in thickness shall1)0 stopped with material similar to that of which thewall is constructed, or niaterial approved by the sur-veyor and not less than nine inches thick. Openingsin all other walls shall be stopped as above to the fulltlnekuess of the wall. Any timber placed in the wallshall be removed, if it would no longer comply withthe provisions of this by.law.

Notice to Surveyor.Whenever any buildings which have beer united

cease to be in one occupation, the Owner thierect, or,if the bsnldings are time property of different owners,then each owner shall forthwith give notice to tim sum--veyor, and shall cause any openings made in the partyor external walls to be stopped as provided in the lastpreceding clause.

Buildings deemed to he Uisited.Buildings shall he deemed to lie united when any

opening is made in the party wall or the external walldividing such buildings, or when such buildings are soconnected that there is access fi-oni one building to theother without passing' into the open air; provided thatbuildings shall not he deemed to be united when they areconnected only by an open gangway.

A ltcrat ions, A ddstio ne, etc.Alterations.

Except with the consent of the surveyor, no altera-tio n shall he ni ad e in any bin lii in g in such ni anne r thata-lien so altered it u-ill by reason of such alteration notbe in conformity with the pros-isiolls of tins by-law re-I Itting to Ii ew buildings.

Rebuilding Party or External Wails.Unless iii any case the surveyor otherwise allows,

where a parl y or external wall is not in conformity withthis by-law has been taken down, hurnt or destroyed totIme extent of one-lie if thereof (measured in superficialfeet), every m-einaining portion of the old wall not ineoafom-mnity with thi is by-law shall either be niade toconform thiereivith or he taken down before tIme rebuild-ing thieieof.

Additions or Alterations.Every addition to or alteration of a building and

any other work made ui done for any purpose 111 or511)011 a building (except that of necessary repairs notaffecting the roust ruction of one- extei-uah, cross, or partywall) shall, so far as regards such addition or altera-tion or other work, be subject to the provisions of thisby-law relating to new buildings.

I'aav 6.Vixviaa'rioes, Licm-mni, ANU DRAiNAGE.Height of Rooms.

The niain rooms in all buildings shiill be in everypart not less than 9 ft. 6 in. from floor to ceiling, and tImemuinimuui height lot' wash-houses and bath-rooms shall he8 ft.

Attic Rooms.Provided that, in the case (If hlnldings of more than

oile storey, living rollins wholly oi pat-tially in the roofmay he not less than 8 ft. 6 in. iii height from the floorto ceiling over two-thni-ds of the floor area.

Mnnnsumn Area of Rooms.No main room shall have less floor as-ca than 80

square feet.Windows and 'Ventilators.

SO. All looms lii a building intended to be used as adwelling shall have one or niole windows opening directlyinto the external aim-, the area of such windows to beequivalent to at least one-tenth of the floor area, andshall he ventilated by ventilators communicating directlywith tIle outside air, plmieed near the ceiling of eachrooni, and of an area satisfactory to the surveyor.

Application to Shops.Si. Time pi-ovisions of tlmis Part of thus by-law i-e-

lating to the heighlt, lighting, and ventilation of mainrooms iii dive] Ii ngs shall, as far as a pplicable, apply toall shops, save that the windows Ileed not be constructedso as to opemi, if othiei approved proviSion for ventilationbe made and that tIle inhmnnllim height of walls in shopsshall be 12 ft.

1656 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [SEPTEcio1a 6, 1q40.

Raftersnot less than 3 in. x 2 in., spacednot niore than 2 ft. 6 ii. centre to ceiitre,in ease of iron roofs, and 1 ft. 6 in., centreto centre, in ease of slate, tile, or other simi-lar roofs. Where rafters of 4 in. x 2 in. areused they shall be spaced not mu, e thun 3ft., centre to centre, in case of iran roofs,and 2 ft., centre to centre, in ease of slate,tile, or other siniilar roofs.

(j ) Top plateswooden building not less than 3in. x 2 in.

(k) U ndcr pnrlins-4 in. x 3 in. for tile roof.(1) Purlins-3 in.x 1 '/, in. for il-on roof.(m) Ceiling hangers-7 in .x 1% in., not more

than 7 ft. apart.Collar ties-3 in .x 1 '/ in.Ricige-6 in. x 1% in.Hipsi in .x 1% in.Fascia-7 in. x 1 in.Flooring boardsi. in. tluck by varying widths.Weathierhoards-1 in. lap.\V.C. shall be constructed not less than 5 ft.

x 3 ft. internal dimensions.(ii) In addition to the hearers required for the

spacing specified above, an additional bearerof 4 in. x 3 in. must he placed iiiider eachwall or partition.

Veriai plates in list 1 ie U 505 in eon si rent i onof all wooden huildiiigs, except sheds.

No framing tiinher iii any building shall henotched or checked out to receive braeing orotherwise so as to reduce its cross-sectionalarea more than one-sixth.

(y) Wash-houses, E.C., and woodslieds not undermain roof to be not less than 3 in .x 2 in.fraini ng.

Boughea st.Stucco or roughcast work shall he applied only

to brickwork.Interior of Walls.

The interior of all walls and ceilings of everywooden building which is intended to be used or shallor may he used as a dwelling-house shall be constructedof plaster sheets, or of approved wood, or fire-resistingmaterials.

Roofs.The roof o every building shall ho constructed

of tiles, slates, nsetal, or other material approved bythe surveyor.

Reinforced Concrete Buildings.In all cases where reinforced concrete is cm -

ployed, whether in buildings as a whole ui in portionsof buildings 1,efore the actual carrying out of tIle workor any portion thereof, coniplete drawings of such \vorkor portion shall he delivered to the surveyor, showingall details of the construction, and the size, spacing,and arrangement of all the reinforcing members.

Public Buildings.In any case in which the pIes ut any proposed

building are required by law to be approved by tIlePublic Works Department, suns approval shall he oh-to hued before such plans nrc submitted for the Board'sapproval.

United Buildings.Buildings isot to be United.

7(1. Buildings shal] not be united, except where theyare wholly in one occupation, but doorways niay be al-lowed in party structures opening on to staii-cases, land-ings, or passages: provided they are protected with iron-eased or tin-clad doors. Such doors shall he liimg soas not to l,loek the staircases, landings, or passages.

Buildings shall not lie united if. when so unitedand considered as one building only, they would nuthe in conformity with tile provisions of tins by-law.

Buildings ceasing to be in one Occupation.Whenever any buildings which have been muted

cease to be in one occupation, all openiisgs made forthe purpose of uniting the smfle in any party wall be-tween the buildings or in any external wall where such

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Floors.82. Floors shall be fixed level, and in all buildings

I he floor srnmedi ately above the ground, if of wood, shallhave a space of not less than six inches between theground and the under side of the bearers.

Space under Floors.'I'}w spare under the ground floor of every build-

ing shall have a sufficiency of openings through all wallsunder tho floor thoroughly to ventilate the same.

Water not to he allowed to drip on any Public Place.84. Roofs, gutters, and flasinugs of an building,

mi,l of any projection therefrom, and also balconies,ye ia ii labs, a ii ii sli 09 fl.0 lIt s, shall he so a rra 11 ged all dconstructed and supplied with gutters and pipes as topree1it the water therefrom dropping or running OVCIany public srav. All such pipes, gut let's, and flashingsshall be undo of metal mid slial I be maintained in goodco iid iti011.

l'erni it niav be refused if Drainage uot satisfactory.8.5. The Board may refuse to approve the plan of i

mi lding or of any addition 01' a ltera t 1011 to any bulb in auutil it is satisfied (hal the proposed building or additionor alteration, and the site and eurtilnge thereof will liepi'operly drained.

lilatliroonis.Sfi. ID ely dwelling-house shall lie pi'ovidml with a

i' iiqilel ci enclosed bath room, or roiiibiued I intlirooniii nil Jatutil iv, a nil witl, ,vasliiu is and copper or othermenus of waslnmig clothes, and with water laid thereto.The floor surfaces of the bath rooms on any floor, andof I lu sd ii es, when a h ye tli e gron 1111 floor, shall he ofiliilu'rvioils nmimterial, propei'ly gi'aded and drained. TheiiisIitiihs, ('oppel', anil hntli shall not he placed in thekitclieii. One hathirooui in each dwelling-hionse shall(mayo mit least 30 square toot, and a conshiised bath roomand lau,ulry shall have it least 59 sonare feet of foot'ii 'ca. Provided that the Board may iii any case, whereit considers that a bathroom mind laundry could l'e dimpen red wit Ii, exeisi 1' t any building fro ni the al love pi'o-viSion, but sueli exemption shall be giveli by resolutionof the Board.

Drainage Waste Water.87. Every lw'rslll who slia II erect a building shall

provide 1110 per (ira ills an fIiei ciii to r car cyi hg awm y nilmr:c'te ivmitci'.

I) cmi imis, Bat his, Sinks, etc.ID. Waste waterpipes froiii baths, sinks, and wash

I rouglms shall hu' of wrought iron, with trap fittings atIll right angles, anil sliill discharge over a propel

ct lien ware I' ' t ia p, lvi I Ii font' glazed eli 'then waletrain pipi's pi'opei'ly cemented at jOints 1111(1 ('Olillihllni-'a I lila o-it 11 a hiripel'Iv constructed soak ircll at least

twemi is' feet from any dwelling.

Roof Wati'i' Disposal.SO. All buildings shall be provided with iJipes for

('arryilig off rainwater froni the roof thereof to at leasttwo feet cle;n' of the fouudatious, to the satisfactionof the building survevoi'.

PART 7.- -REaeOvAm, 01' BumualxGs,

If an,- building is removed from outside thedistrict to Ivitilili the district, or from a site witlilimtide (list rirt to another site svithin the district, whetheron the slIme or imiolhier block of land, such buildimigshall be deemed, foi' the purpose of this by-law, to bea lien' buildimig e,'eeted for the first time on the siteIV iitli es' it 15 10 iii o red,

PART 8. ERANDAFIS, PROJECTIONS, SIGNS, TIOAIID1NGSAND FENCES,

Vel'an(lall s.(a) To person shall erect, 01' cause or permit to

be ci'eeted, ani- portico 01' verandah over tlse feotsvayof any road iii time district without first obtaining theconsent of the Bo:si'il in writing, and such portico orverandah shall he of the shape, figure. dimensions. antniaterials is set forth on the plan and specifications forthe tinse being adopted by resolution of the Board, but

tIme lo,vest plii't of file frieze oi' rails of suhi porticoor vera i tO all shi all in no ease lie of less hi eight tI ass ninefeet above the level of' the outer edge of the footway.

Opening iii Roof of Vem'auilahi.(h) To opening sh all he ma (10 15 the i'oof at suc Ii

yr rail dmi Ii for t lie P nip ese of mi ffo riling hg-h it, list less sn elmopeili ng be properly franiel and glazed lvii hi d}iJ ii'OVellglass, pro t ect el un ileruca thi sri lb a flsic mccli wire tie t -tin g 01' a i'm ourei I gla ss to the sat isfa r-t ion 01' t lie cur-i-eyoi"

Porch Laiidimig, etc.Evci'i' poi'ch, gangway, oulsiile tainting 1(11(1

outside step shah lie of fire-resist big niaferimli, aiidshall not project beyond the boundary of nov ron 001' public place.

Shop Whiilow'c,Shop w-iudows iitcnmled to lie used for the us-

play of goods or business advertisements shall consistof plate oi' appros-ed glass, jointed ismd fixed in metalUI' appros-eii timber fs'amnes, the level of the sill of snobframes to be not Inghier than thu rty imirhies nor ivithi iiitwelve ini'hies of tIle level of thu' tootpathi inimueliately1 dj o iii ii ig tIm sum e.

Woodo-ork abutting ems Roads.Woodn-om'k shah 1101 1 e fixed flush wit hi the (lee

of any n-all (Iblittilig On a road unless it is eni'aseilwith metal of' miot less illami 22 gauge.

Sigmihoa i'd, ilaisging Lamp, etc.9,5 .T o signhommril, hiangimig lauili. 01' other ti_xture

shall he ei'ei'te(l on or mmttaclieil to aiiy bimilihimig 01' verau-la I proj cc tin g over a ii y road, mini less tIde perisi issio n ini\'i'itisg of t lie Boa i'd he fi m's! oh hi imied. Ea cli 5 mmli si gIl-boai'd, hiaiiging lamp, am' othiei' fixtsire shall be ofmu at eli at, ('aissti' net ion, 1111(1 des gil li pp moved by the sill''l-eyom', aud shall he in un pil't less than eight feet siximmches above tile level of tile footpath nm road. Nosigmmboard shall exceed i ms dept Ii thlI'ee feet nor, umilessIl ttachied to a erandahm, procet os-ct' the footpath or'0 all,

l7nsighitiv or Dangerous Fence,When a fessce ahultiisg ins or w'itlnn tell feet of

any road om' public place within tIme district is in ailanges'ous or unsightly state the Board inlay, by mt 'n ein srrit wig to lie served on tIlC 0 wmi ci' of ssmh fence,i'eq nrc such owu ci' lvi th mill foim 'teen days fro in t lie se-ceipt of such msotil'e to ta he (loll-il 01' repair such fence,as tIm case nuiy i'emuii'e, amid mmcli ow'uei' shall complymi-itli such notice.

Fi'lires 'jill \Vahls,Every femice to IO hieremiftem' cs'erteml abutting' omi

a ins- s'ua d 01' publiC pla me slum II Ii ave 11th ixed time met o aI iliistii at hell st In lie i ml' lies Ii ighi , unless I lie s a i'veyorshall consent iii writ big to such plimsthi being of lessl'eighit, and el-cry wall of brick, stoime, couri'ete, orethics' sins i lam' lisa t e ml sh mall he coil st i'ucted ivithi a baseto be approved by the surveyor.

I 'ART 9.CHIMNEYS, FLUES, FIREPLACES, ,VND HEATING\ PPARATUS,

Foundations, Footings, etc.

(1) Chiinnmeys shall he built on solid foundatiomis(dud ss'it]1 footings simihai' to the footings of the wallagainst wInch they a se built, umihess tlsey are caTried onim'on girders w'itll dii'ect be;si'iugs 119011 party, extermir 1,01' cross-walls to the satisfaction of the sslrveyor, or oIlcorhiels of brick, stone, or other imscosnhustihle materialand the w'ork SO cot'helled omit does slot prOeet fr, nstime svall shore than the tbnehisless of the svall, msseas"s' cliiisnsediately below the corbel.

(2) Chnmnsieys uiay be corbelled out fourtecis incursfrom walls misc inches ill tlnckssess 051 eorbels of stosse,or otlmcr iiscombsistihde material not less thiams tems iischiesus depths and of tIm full w'idth of the jainbs.

Chiiinmseys, etc., w-itll Soot Doors.(1) Cli imimmieys and fhises hiavhig proper soot

(hOOrs of idol less thials foi'ty square inches may be coil-strueted at 551dm angle as is apps'eved by thie surveyos',but imi no othies' case shall any fine he illchilsed at a lessaisgle of forty-five degrees to tlse horizosl, assd ever,)'angle shall be properly rouisded.

Position of Soot Doors.(2) All soot doors shull he distant at least fifteen

inches from any woodwork.Arches.

100 - Anarcli of brick or stone of sufficient strengthshall be biult over tile opening of every chimney to sup-port the breast thereof. Every camber a rcli shall havethe abutments tied iii by an iron bar or bars of sufli-cleat strength, turned 111) or down at the ends and builtinto the jaiiib for at least four and a half inehcs oneach side.

Flues.A flue shall not be adapted to or used for any

new oven, furnace, ste:un boiler, or other tire used forany piirpo of trade or business, or to or for the rangeor cooking appai'atns of an hotel, tavern, or eating-house, unless the flue is surrounded with brickwork atleast nine inches thick or reinforced concrete six inchesthick, from the floor of the storey on which such oven,furnace, steam boiler, or other fire is situate to twelveinches above the roof.

Flues iii connection with Engines.A flue shall not be used in connection with a

steam holler or hot-air engine unless the flue is at leasttwenty feet iii height, measured from the level of thefloor ou wInch such engine is placed.

Lining, etc., of Flues.The inside of every flue, and also the outside,

where passing through any floor or roof or space enclosedby th root or behind or against any woodwork, shallbe rendered or pargcttcd or lined with fire-resistingpiping or stoneware.

Jauibs.The ;janibs of every fireplace opening shall cx-

tend at least nine inches on each side of the openingthereof.

Ineombusti tile Material in certain Cases.The breast of every chimney shall be of incom-

bustible material, at least four inches in thickness, andthe brickwork surrounding every smoke flue shall be atleast four and a half inches in thickness: Provided that,where a ventilating flue is carried up with a snioke flue,they may be separated by a properly constructed ironwitlie of castiron not less than one iiicji in thickness.

Bucks of Fireplaces.The back of every fireplace opening in party

or iiternal walls from the liear tli up to a height oftwelve inches above the lintel oi, arch shall be brick-work at least nine inches thick, or shall be reinforcedconcrete six inches thick. No flue shall be within twoiiches of the centre line of any party wall.

Thickness of Flues.r1lie thickness of the upper side of every flue,

when its course makes with the horizon an angle ofless than forty-five degrees, shall be at least iliac inches.

Height.Every chimney, flue, or chimney shaft shall be

carried up in brick or stonework at least four inchesthick throughout to a height of not less than three feetabove the roof, flat, or gutter adjoining thereto,measured at the Ingliest point in the line of junctionwith such roof, that, or gutter.

Top Courses.The highest six courses of every chimney stack

or shaft shall be built in cement mortar.Chimney Shafts.

The brickwork or stonework of any chimneyshaft, except that of the furnace of any steani engine,brewery, distillery, or inannfnctory shall not be builthigher above the roof, flat, or gutter adjoining theretothan a height equal to six tinies the least width of suchelunincy shaft, at time level of such highest point in theline of junction, unless such chimney shaft is built withand bonded to another chimney shaft not in the sameline w-ith the first, or otherwise rendered secure to theapproval of the surveyor.

Slabs.There shall be laid level with the floor of every

stoiev liefore the opcniig of every chimney, a slab of

stone, slate, or other incombustible substance, mit theleast six inches longer on each side than the width ofsuch opening, and at the least fourteen inches wide infront of tIme breast thereof.

How to lie Laid.On every hioor, except the lowest floor, such slab shall

he laid wholly on stone or iron bee eel's, or upon bricktrimniers or other immcuiiihustible material, but on thelow'cst floor it may he bedded on concrete, covering thesite, or on solid niatcrials placed on snehi concrete.

Hearths, etc.The hieurthi or shah of every chimney shall be

bedded wholly on brick, stone, or ether incombustiblesubstance, a nd shall, together with such substance, besolid for a thnckness of six inches at least beneath theupper surface of such lieu rthi or slab.

Flues in Party \\"ihlsA flue shall not be built iii or against any

p:irty structure or existing wall unless it is surroundedwith good, sound brickwork or other approved materialat least four and a. half inches in thickness, properlyLondcd to tIm satisfaction of the surveyor.

Cutting away Chminnicy-hrcast.A elninney-bruast or shmaft built with or in any

party wall shiriih not lie cut away, unless the surveyorcertifies that it can he (lone without injuriously affect-ing the stability of any building.

Cutting into Chnniney-shiaft.A clninaey-shmaft, jamb, breast, or flue shall not

he cut ito, except for the purpose of repair or doingone or more uf tIme following things:

(a) Letting in or removing or altering flues, pipes,oi' funnels foi' the conveyance of smoke, hotair, or steam.

(h) Formnimig openings for soot doors, each open-ing to be fitted with a close iron door andframes.

(c) Ifiaking openings for the insertion of venti-lating valves; provided that an openingshrill not be made nearer thinn twelve inchesto any timber or combustible substance.

Position of Timber Work.110. Ti aiber or woodwork shall not be placed

(a) under any chimney opening within six inchesfrom the upper surface of tIm hearth of suchchmimney opening;

(hi) witbnn two inches from the face of the brick-work or stonework about any chimney or flue,unless the face of such brickworhc or stone-woi'k is i'eiIdcl'ed.

Position of Wooden Plugs.Wooden plugs shah not be driven nearer than

three inches to the inside of any flue oi' chimney open-ag, nor any iron iioldfast 01' other iron fastening nearer

than two inches thci'eto.

Ironwork.No iron or steel joists or other ironwork shall

be placed ill any flue, except in so far as the same maycc required for insurimig stability.

Floors above Furnace or Ovens.i19. The floor or roof over any roomn oi. enclosed

space iii which a furnace is fixed, and any floor withineighteen inches from the cr-own of an oven, shIall beconstructed of fire-resisting materials.

PART 10.ExEMPmD BuILrnNGS.

Ferneries, Aviaries, etc.120. Thus by-law shall not apply to any greenhouse

fernery, aviary, or to an outbuilding, if such outbuilci-ing is on an area of not less thian five aol-es used foragricultural or similar purposes only, or to temnpom-aryand removable offices and shieds used by builders dur-big the construction of any building at or about thesite of such building for a pei'iocl mlot exceeding twelvermionths.

1658 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. ISimm'miu''n 6, 1 i)tfl

PART 11.ENFORCEMENT OF BY-LAWS AND PENALTIES.

No Building may be Erected except in Compliance withthis By-law.

No person shall erect, build, or construct, re-move, or make any alteration or addition to, or causeto be erected, built, or constructed, removed, or makeany alteration or addition to any building contraryt the provisions of this by-lai

Penalty for Breach.Any poison who shall be guilty of any breach

of any of the provisions of this by-law, or shall failto (lIlly CO niply with aiiy liotice thereunder, shall beliable foe every such offence to a penalty of not lessthan one pound and not exceeding twenty pounds.

Certificate of Surveyor.If the surveyor shall certify in writing to the

Board that any building has been removed into orerected or re-erected within tile district, or occupiedcontrary to any of the provisions of this by-law-, orthat any building is iii such a dilapidated, ruinous, orllnsnfe condition as to he dangerous to the publicsafety, the Board or any ohhicer thereof, or other 011th-orised agent, may give to the owner, occupier, orbuilder, or leave (11)011 tile site of such llllildullg a noticein writing requiring such owner to ilter, 01 repilir, 01to remove, or pull down, such buildilg witllii suchtune as is limited by such notice, and such owner, occu-pier, or builder shall comply w-ith such notice withinthe time therein limited.

Notice to nn ke Building ronforui to By-law.It' any building shall be wholl or partly built

or erected, II bled to or altered contrary to or not illcollforuntv with the provisions of this by-law, theBoard or any officer thereof may give to the owner,occupier, or builder, or leave upon the site of suchbui hdi hg, notice in writing to bring such building ititoeonfornllty wi tli the suid proviSi011S, or requiring 1'plillilhg down or removal of such hu ilding within suchtune as is luited iii such notice, and such owner,

Or builder shall comply with 511dm noticewith ill tlmc time therein linnted.

Power of Board where Building or erection is contraryto By-law.

If default shall be made in complying withnotice mentioned iii tile last two preceding clauses,

notwithstanding tile imposition or recovery ofany penllty, it shall be lawful for thc said Board, byits surveyor, ollicer, or other autlmorised agent oragents, to enter upon any building and 011 the sitethereof, with a sufficient number of workmen, and forthat purpose, to break down any fence surrouimding theland On winch the building is situate, and to demnoli shland pull dow'li the said building or amsy pact or partsthereof, and to do any other act that may be necessaryfor the purpose and to remove the materials thereofto some convenient place, and if the Board in its dis-cretion thinks fit to sell the same in such manner asit thinks fit, and all expenses ink\iri'ccf by the Board,its surveyor, officer, or other authorised agent oragents in demolishing a nil pulling down the said build-lug or ally pai't thereof and selling tile sanle, and indoing other acts as aforesaid, and all fees and penal-ties (1110 by the owner, occupier, cm, llllilder thereof,may be deducted and retained by the Board ollt ofthe proceeds of sneh sale, all fi time Boa I'd slIall l'cstol'ctime surplus (if any) arising from such sale to suchowner, occupier, or builder. or other person legallyentitled thereto, on demand, and any deficiency shallbe macic good and paid by the owner occupier, orbuilder to the Board On demand.

First Schedule.B.P. No.Year

FORM OF APPLICATION.I, ofas owner or builder, hereby make application for apermit to erect a in wardstreet, for owner.Frontage of allotment ..........feet, depth

feet.

Tihlildillg is to be used forNo. of looms height of walls ........feet1st storey.Second storev walls to be built of

linings to he ofRoof to he covered withIf skillion roof, height of lear wallDistance from street frontage frrnn side

boundaries to face of outer wall011tbuildings to he erected as followsUsed d's hlcigllt of willsTo be built of roofDistance from nearest building on allotment isDrainage 1 iwopose to (11am building by

toCost of building

I sUhIllit block lil 11, ground plan, and front elevn-tioli of proposed building, ci lawn U ink, together witha cop to he retained by Board, and certify to the bestof' nlv knowledge that plans and particulars Ilerein setout are true and correct.

SignedDate ApprovedReceived oh

Referred to Board

Second Schedule.I'RESCRIBED FEES.

s. d.New buildingstone or brick . ..50New buildingwood . . . 26Addition Or alteration to buildillg ..26A resolution adopting tile foregoing by-law was passed

by the Board on tile 9tll day of March, 1940.

T. H. PTJRDY,Chairman.

0. E. BLACK,Secretary.

Recolnnlcillcicd-(Sgd.) H. MILLINGTON,

Minister for Works.

Approved by His Excellency tile Lieutenant-Governorir1 Executive Council this l4tlm day of Angust, 1940.

(Sgd.) L. E. SIIAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1939.l?oelin gIlaln Road BoardBy-law No. 3.

Areas, Open Spaces, etc., for Buildings.P.W. 589/3 7.

IN pursuammce of the powers in that hchalf colltIlnediill time Road Distlicts Act, 1919-39, the Rockirighamma '1 hoard makes tile following by-law relating tolr('IS-allll open spaces for buildings, to be No. 3.

Application.Tills by-law shall apply to all toWhlsiteS and areas

subdivided for residential purposes in the District.Comunoencement.

Thus by-law shall come into operation immediatelyupon its confirmation and approval by tile Governor andpublication in the Govcrnmcndi Gazctic.

Repeal.From the date of coIning into operation of this

by-haw all previous by-laws rmlde by the Board dealingwith tile some subject matter are repealed.

Definitions.In th,is h1--law, subject to tile context:-\partmnent '' means a room or rooms or part of

a huildimig intended or adapted for separateoccupation as a dwelling.

SEPT e 6, 1940. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 1659

1(560 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEI'iInEn 6, 1910.

Apartment Building'' means a building contain-lug two or nlore apartments.

''Board'' means the Roekillghanl Road Board.Build ' ' includes erect, build, or construct.Building'' includes erection, structure, detached

room, and outbuilding, wlletller roofed ornot, designed to afford or capable of affordingprotectiois or shelter.

Maii ROonlS ' ' meals all rooms used or intendedto be used as bed-rooms, dining rooms, orclin-a ry living rooms, or kitchen.

Pond'' has tile salne meanIng as in the Road Dis-tricts Act, 1919-39.

Dwelling Hoesc,c.

Distance from Road.5. No hmiding which is itended to be used Is a

dwelling-house, and no addition to any such building,shall he built Withill II distance of 20 feet, measuredhorizontally from tile road tile building fronts, unlessa building line at a different distance from such loadhas been fixed hr a propel' authority.

Distance from side Bounllarv.(3. No buidillg which is intended to he used as a

1 welling-Ito 115e, all 0 itO addition to any building whici Iis intended to be used as a dwelling-house, shall hebuilt with ill a distance of three feet, measured bali-zontally from ti10 boundary of the allotment oii w'ilIcllsuell building is erected.

Milliunuin Area f Land.No perS011 SlIllil build 01' cause to ie hllilt ally

building which is intended to be used as a d \vellmlg-house unless tile site or curtilage of such buildillg 1105a superficial area of at least 5,400 square feet, andhas a clear frontage to a road of not less tllan 45 linealfeet, and has a depth of not less than 120 feet.

Provided that, Wilds auiy allotment (if land sina 11crin area tllllll that liereinbefore prescribed was (IwlR I

by any persoll prior to the coining into operutioll of thisby-law, and not part of an allotment of willeD a portillllImas been alienated or excised SilldC tile coming illtooperation of tllis by-law 01' such allotment is SIlaWil owany pulls Of siIb(livisi011 Ileretollefore approved by I heBoa I'd or by tile Town Planning Board, the Board marpermit a dwelling-house, which shall ill all otiler Ic-spects coiopl Witil this by-law, to he erected 1111011 suchland.

Before permissioll he 50 glalItedi for tile erection itfally buildillg, the land must be subdivided so that ccclibuilding is located on a separate and distinct aliotnlellt.A plan of sucll suhdivision silall he lodged with tileapplication, and there 511011 be shown on such plan allbuildings located or to lie located thereon, and no build-ing slIall be proceeded wntli unless auid niitil tile sub-divisional scheme of such land be approved by tIleBoard.

Mi Ii 1111111 Area of Open Land.At least 011e-tIlild of the area of any allotment.

on which a dwelling-ilouse is Cl'eI ed shall be left opeuiand uilbuilt on and for the exclusive use of the occupiersof tile buildings erected upon such allotment.

Computing Distances.For the purpose of computing distances from any

building, the outer face of the wall Silall be taken astile point from which measurements are to be taken.

Shops.

Minimum Area o Land.(1) Evel'y shop shall have a frontage to a road

of at least lSft.(2) No shop silall be of less width in nay part thei'o-

of than l8ft.Permit for erection of Siuop where Dwelling not

Attached.i'ermission may be granted for the erection of

a shop where a dwelling is not attaclled, and where noperson s'esides at sn11 silOp, 011 land Ilaving a frontageof 18 feet to a s'oad and a depth of slot less tluan 35 feetand a superficial area of not less than 630 square feet;

provided tilat 110 portion of sucll shop or building shuilbe erected within 15 feet of the rear boundary of such111110, and only if tile Board shall approve of tile siteof the proposed building.

Access to rear of Shop.Ever- shop shall be so erected and built flInt

without passing tllrougll the bililding there is a reason-able access to tile hack preims and offices of SI1CII shopfor tile renioval of lligiltsoil and Otilci' refuse to a roador blue 10 feet wide at least.

Separate entrance for Shop and Dwelling iii differentOccupations.

If a ol\vellillg attached to a shop is ill 0 Iliffereat.occupation from tile shop, a sepau'ate euutrance from theroad shall be provided for the sole use of the occupantsof the dwelling.

Apartxucn i3icildings.

A rca of Lamud to he Oceilpicll.The total floor area of 1111 llllau'tlllellt building,

together with1 the floor area of any otiueu' buildingserected 011 tile same ailOtnlellt, shnll 1101 exceed half(If tile area of such allotment.

Area of eaclI A 1)11 ltiiicnt.Tile total floor area of eacll apartlnent sltall bc

at least 400 square feet.In addition thereto every pnrtnuemit shall have, for

tile exclusive use of the occupants thereof, at least 100scmsl'e feet of verandah since.

Area of Maui 11001115.B vel'y main room ii 1111 a pa it lien t shall have

11, floor amen of at least 80 squal'c feet.Time average floor area of all the main rooms in OIl

apartment 111011 he at least 100 square feet.

Apartment to he Self-Contained.Every apartment shall be self-eommtaiimed. It

shall comltails its OWlI kitchiell, hatln'ooni and lavatory.It shall have a separate entrance from the outside ofthe building, and such entrance shall he constructedof fire-resisting material as defined in the building by-law of the Board for the time being imi force.

,i!iscchlan COlds.

No Alteratiolls In fi'iuging By-law.No alteration sllall lie made in any building in

Sticil a nlanner that, when so altered, it. will by reuiscn,of SoclI altel'atioml not be in conform Sty with tile pro-visions of tllis by-law relating to new buildings.

No User Infringing By-law.No person slmall OCCUPY 01' permit to be occu

pied any building for any purpose for which suellbuilding could not have been built tinder the pl'ovisiomusof tilis by-lao-: pi'ovided timat this clause shall slot pre-vent the continued use of any bni cling in cxistemuee atthe tune of coming into opeu'ation of this by-law forany purpose for which it was then beimlg used.

A resolution adopting tile foregoiuug by-law waspassed by thue Board 011 the 9th day of MardI, 1940.

T. II. PURDY,Cluaiu'nlan.

E. A. BLACK,Secretary.

Recommend(Sgd.) H. MTLLINGTON,

Millistel' for \\ro1.l05

Approved by His Excellency tile Lientenasit-Governorill Executive Council tins 14th day of August, 1940.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTI',Clerk of the Council.

Sr"i'iintu Ii, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1661

P.W. 1023/36 Ex. Co. 1771.PUBLIC WORKS Ac'r, 1902-1933.

LAND RESUMPTION.

Metropolilam SewerageMain Oravitation Sewer, Maylands.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pmces or parcels of land described in the Schedule horetobeing all in the Swan Districthave, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 30th day of August, 1940, been set apart, takenor resumed for the purposes of the following public work, namely Main Gravitation Sewer at Maylauds.

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so set a-part, taken, or resumed are markedoff and more particularly described on Plan P.WT.D., WA., 29190/7 sheets (LTD. l)iagrains 1164-8 to 11653 and L.T.O. Plan5956), which tnay be inspected at the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in Minister of Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage for anestate in fee simple in possession for the public work herein expressed, freed, and dtschargcd from all trusts, mortgages, charges,obligations, estates, interests, rights-of-way or other easensents whatsoever.

SCHEDULE.

No. on Plan,P.W.D., WT.A., Owner or Repit ted Owner. Description. Area,

No. 29190.

Sheet I a. r.May Ashton - -. portion of Lot 127 of Swan Location Z (Certificate

of Title Volume 996, Folio 119)0 0 5.1

Perth Road Board ortion of Lot 102 of Swan Location Z (Cert ilL ateof Title Volume 1038. Folio 778)

0 0 6.5

Sheet 23 Harold Charles Redford, Horace Oscar

Radford, William Douglas Radford andportion of Lot 1204 of Swan Location Z (Certifi-

cate of Title \Toluine 723, Folio 14)0 0 0.9

Thomas Percival Radford4 Harold Charles Radford, Thomas Percival

Radford, William Douglas Raclford andportion of Lot 1205 of Swan Location Z (Certi

cate of Title Volume 639, Folio 200)0 0 1.8

Horace Oscar RadfordSheet 3

Michael Eustace Waugh . . - portiot of Lot 247 of Swan Location A4 (Certifi.cat-c ef Title Volume 344, Folio 27)

0 0 5.8

6 William Branswell Hayward, executor ofthe will of Mary Ellen Hayward, deceased

portion of Lot 267 of Swan Location A4 (Certifi- -cafe of Title Volume 815, Folio 163)

0 0 3.9

Sheet 47 Lucy Margaret Morgan - -. - . - portion of Lot 43 of Swan Location Z (Certificate


S Lillian Mary Ferres ... . - - portion of Lot 42 of Swan Location Z (Certificateof Title Volume 983, Folio 122)

0 0 3.6

9 Jessie Hughes - . - portion of Lot 44 of Swan Location Z (Certificateof Title Volume 828, Folio 129)

0 0 2.1

10 Alice Jane King portion of Lot 45 of Swan Location Z (Certificateof Title Volume 810, Folio 55)

0 0 1.8

11 ,jessie Hughes portion of Lot 40 of Swan Location Z (Certificateof Title Volume 828, Folio 129)

0 0 1.9

12 Jessie Hughes . . . -. portion of Lot 39 of Swan Location Z (Certificateof Title Volume 828, Folio 129)

0 0 3.4

'3 Dorothy Maud Hatcher - . - portion of Lot 1 of Swan Location Z (Certificateof Title Volume 1060, Folio 94)

0 0 3.2

14 Frederick Stamford Menibrey portion of Lot 29 of Svan Location Z (Certificateof Title Volume 708, Folio 85)

0 0 8.7

Sheet 515 Louis Edward Shapcott, executor of the

Will of Arthur Allan Lightfont, deceasedportion of Lot 2-2 of Swan Location V (Certificate


16 Albany Bell, Limited ... portioll of Swan Location V (Certificate of Title 0 0 4.1Volume 439. Folio 180)

17 Albany Maston Bell portion of Lot 1 of Swan Location V (Certificateof Title Volume 1051, Folio 901)

0 0 2.2

18 Edith Agnes Bell portion of Lot 2 of Swan Location V (Certificateof Title Volume 1051, Folio 902)

00319 John Edward Casticau and Kathleen Mar-

garet Dna Castieauportion of Swats Location Y (Certificate of Title

Volume 1010, Folio 832)0 0 5.2

20 and 21 Robert Owen Giles ...... portions of Lots 418 and 419 of Swan Location V 0 0 6.6(Certificate of Title Volume 1036 and Folio 94)

22 and 23 Robert Owen Giles - -. portions of Lots 386 and 387 of Swan Location V 0 0 .5.8(Certificate of Title Volume 1055, Folio 416)

Sheet 624 David White Smith portion of Lot- 1 of Swan Location V (Cem-tificate


Sheet 725 William Francis Haines port-ion of Lot 44 of Swan Location N (Certifleate


Sheet 5:26 Robert Owen Giles portion of Swan Location V (Certificate of Title 0 0 0.1

Volume 1046, Folio 737)

Certified correct this 28th day of August, 1940.JAMES MITCHELL,

H. MILLINGTON, Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council.Minister for Works.

Dated this 30th day of August, 1940.

1662 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [SEPTEMBER 6, 1940.

P.W. 760/39 ; Ex. Co. 1770.PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1902-1933 ; M&iee ROADS Acr, 1930-1939.

LAND RESUMPTION.Freniantle MunicipaiityTVidenin.q of South Street at Corner of StocJcdaie Road.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Scheduleheretobeing all in the Cockburn Sound Districthave, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellencythe Licutenant.Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 30th day of August, 1940, beenset apart, taken or resumed for the purposes of the following public work, namely :Widening of South Street at corner ofStockdale Road, Freinantle.

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so set apart, taken, or resumed are markedoff and more particularly described on Plan P.W.D., W.A., 29181 (L.T.O. Diagram 11630), which may be inspected at theOffice of the Minister for Works, Perth.

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

SCHEDULE.

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

No. 29181.

1 Edward John Fuller

Owner or Reputed Owner.

The surrender of the undermentioned Gold Mining Leases was accepted :-

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Department of Mines,

Perth, 30th August, 1940.IT is hereby notified that, iii accordance with the provisions of the Mining Act, 1004, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the undcrnsentioncd Leases and Applications for Leases as shown below.

(Sgd.) A. H. TFLFER,tInder Secretary for Mines.

Gold Jhlining Lea*es.

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

portion of Lot 1 of Cockburn Sound LocationP177 (Certificate of Title Volume 308, Folio 21)

* Conditional.

Description. Area.

005

The undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were declared forfeited for breach of labour conditions, and prior right of applicationis granted under section 107, subsection (1)

Goldfleld. District. No. ofLease. Name of Lease. Lessees. Name of Person to whom prior

rsght of Application ss granted.

Vilgarn 38743990

Thhrhse ......Frasers ...... Dynes, Max Russell ...

Birch, Charles ... ...Jasper, Frank.Dixon, John Knight.

Goldflelcl. District. No. ofLease. Name of Lease. Lessees.

Coolgardie 5604* Squeaker ...... Firns, Thomas Edward; Firns, FrankThomas.

North Coolgardie Menzies 5689z Lady Harriet North Ellerton, Ronald ; Matheson. ArchibaldJohn.

Yilgarn ...... 3977 Duchess Grainger, Maxwell Frank.3978 Princess Jones, John Roderick Francis ; Yates,

Ronald George.

Gokifield. District. No. of Application.

AshburtonCoolgardieEast Coolgardie

Mount MargaretMurehisoisNorth Coolgardic

Yilgaru

Bulong ...Mount MorgansMeekatharraMenzies ............Ularring ...Niagara ............

48.5642.5922E*, 5926K.1312y.524a.187 1K5, 1874N.57hz.1109u.9100*.3999*, 4000, 4001, 4002*, 4004.

Certified correct this 26th day of August, 1940.

H. MILLINGTON, JAMES MITCHELL,Minister for Works. Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council.


EpTEMJsEr 6, 1940.1

TUE MINING ACT, 1904co,i lie ted.The underinontioned Gold Mining Lease was declared forfeited for breach of covenant, viz., non-payment of rent

1orth Coolgardie

The forfeiture of the unclernientioned Gold Mining Leases for non-payment of rent, published in the Gocern.meitt haze ftc of7th June, 1940, was declared cancelled, and the Lessees reinstated as of their former estate

Jlincral Lease.The undormentioned Application for a Mineral Lease was approved, subject to survey :

Goldfiekl. District.

Ooldfield. l)istriet.

/erilla

GOVEENMENT GAZETTE, W.A. ioo;i

No. ofLease.

12 dOse

No. ofLease.

Ajax

Name of Lease.

THE MiNING ACT, 1904.

Lices see to Treat Tailings.Department of Mines,

Perth, 30th August, 1940.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant.Governor in Executive Council, by virtue of the powers conferred under section 112 of theMining Act, 1901, has been pleased to giant a License to Treat Tailings, as shown below.

(Sgrh.) A. H. PANTON,Minister for Mines.

Lamb, William L:nLiC.

Lessees.

Kennedy, Murray Hamilton Home.

No.

S88n (lz/1940)

Co rice.No. ensee. Golclfiold. 1.ocahity.

to fluId Mining LeaseNo. 5620z at Menzies

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant.Governor in Executive Council, by virtue of the powers conferred under section 112 of theMining Act, 1904, has been pleased to giant a renewal of License to Treat Tailings, as shown below.

(Sgd.) A. H. PANTON,Minister for Mines.

THE MINiNG ACT, 1904.Department of Mines,

Perth, 30th August, 1940.IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of the Mining Act, 1904, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the underinentioned Temporary Reserves as shown below.

(Sgd.) A. H. PANTON,Minister for Mines.

The authority granted to occupy conditionally the undermcntioned. Temporary Reserves has been extended :-

1941

Period.

Six months Irene let August,1940.

No. Cros. Licensee. Goldficld. Locality. Period.

156,i (14/1931) 3985/31 Prince, Eric; Young,George

Dundas ... Late Tailings Area No. 27 Twele-e monthsJuly, 1940.

from Is

Murchison Aleekatharra 1859x Halcyon Ball, Lydia..Pilbara Nullagine 247L Hopetoun North Heath, Alfred Hodsoll Gordon.Yalgoo 1168 Noonga] Vincent, Harold ; Magor, Thomas

No.Corres.

No. Occupant.. Term extended to : Lora

106 in 1372/38 Norscman Gold. Mines, No Liability 25th day of February,1941

Norscrnan, Dundes Gol,luIc ld.

lOSOsi 2135/39 Manners, Ernest Arthur 1st day of February, Field's Find, Yalgoo Goldfield.

I 082/40 Blaxell, 'l'lio ii me North Cool.Walter garclie

Name of Lease. Lessee.

Mineral Field. District. No. of Application.

Coolgardie 96.

1664 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SlP'rE\1i:lEu Ii, 1911).

ASI-JB 1J13'I'ON GOLDFI ELI).

30BELVEDERE: Valli, Giuseppe IRonzio. Martin;Alderson, George.

41__BEL\TEDERE No. 2: Valli, Giuseppe; Roizio,Martin; Alderson, George.

43MELBOSE: Clark, Samuel Henry James Neil.44MELBOSE GOLD MINE No. 2: Clark, Samuel

henry James Neil.45STAR OF THE \VlST [verson, Albert Edward;

Ronzio, Jules.411BLACK H ILL: Paulsen, Christian.

BROAD AllRO\\T GOLDF[ELD.122(1 \VSL ['1' Eli V C I MIlLET: Associated Northern

Ora Ba nda, Iso Liability;1 399WGIMBLET SOUTh IiXTENDED:Associ:itecl

Northern Ora B:niila, No Liability.2044W SLI PCI Ii 'r C I\hl I I SOU III f'\Tl NDI I)

Associated Northern Ora 13:uida, No Lia-bility.

2045WSLIPPERY C IM LET SOUTH: AssociatedNorth em Ora Ba nd a, No Liability.

212(3WBULLETIN EXTEND El): Ontes, Mary .Jane;Speedie, Morris; Speedie, Norman; Mat-tliews, Francis.

2 14((WBELLE \'TJ E G.M.: C:irbine Gold Mines, NoLiability.

21 70WMOUNT COh'LAC: Boyd, Alexander Mc-Rca [Ii.

2190XBELLBIRD: Murray, Prancis Curtin; Murray,Francis .3 ames; Murray, Ernest ArthurLewis; Murray, Robert i'atten.

2191 WWANDEI3EII: Murray, Frnneis Cnrtiu; i\[ur-ray, I'raucis James; Mnrr:iy,Erne.st ArtinirLewis: Murray, Robert Patten.

COOLGARD[E GOLDFIELD.4 600IkIELVA MA I E: Smith, Harry Anset.5225_Q[TEEN EX'I'ENDIiD: C ill, Williani.5236GRO UN I) LARK: Leniiun, Andrew Phillip;

Atlev, Patrick; Hoist, Walter Gerald.5245TINDALS No. 1: Consolidated Gold Mines of

Coolgardie, Limited.52l6TJNDALS No. 2: ('onsulidated Gold Mines of

Coolgardie, Limited.5247--TINDA LS No. 3: Consolidated Gold Mines of

Coolgardie, Limited.5243BIG BLOW: Consolidated Gold Mines of Cool-

garthe, Limited.5250VICE REGAL: Moran, Michael.5259TINDAL 'S CENTRAL: Consolidated Gold Mines

of Coolgardie, Linnted.5293TWO BOYS: Beriningliain, lanes; Berininghani,

John Patrick.5295EMPRESS OF COOLGARDIE: Consolidated

Gold Mines of Coolgardie, Limited.5296TINDAL 'S CENTRAL EXTENDED: Consoli-

dated Gold Mines of Coolgardie, Limited.5297DREADNOUGHT EXTENDED: Consolidated

Gold Mines of Coolgardie, Limited.5317FRANK: Consolidated Gold Mines of Coolgardie,

Limited.5328DREADNOUGHT: Consolidated Gold Mines of

Coolgardie, Limited.5330UNDAUNTED: Consolidated Gold Mines of

Coolgardie, Limited.5333DREADNOUGHT CENTRAL: Consolidated Gold

Mines of Coolgardie, Limited.

TIlE MINING ACT, 1904.

NOTICE 01? INTENTION TO FORFEIT LEASES FOR NON-PAVMENT OF RENT.Department of Mines,

Perth, 30th August, 1940.IN accordance with section 97 of the Mining Act, 1904, notice is hereby given that, unless rent due onthe undcrmcntioned Leases he paid on or before the 27tl day of September, 1940, it is the intention of theLientenant-Governor, under the provisions of section 9S of the Mining Act, 1904, to forfeit such leases forbreach of covenant, viz., non-payment of rent.

A. IL TELF'ElI,Under Secretary for Mines.

GOLD MINING LEASES.

COOLGARD1E GOLDFIELDeomtbn(e(1,5334NORTH DREADNOUGI-IT: Consolidated Gold

Mines of Coolgardie, Limited.5451HOST GROUP: Marsden, Sidney Albert.5154WESTRAAD: Carroll, John.5-166----TINDAL 'S SOUTH: Consolidated Gold Mines of

Coolgarclie, Limited,54SIrFIND4L 'S NORTH No. 3: Consolidated Gold

Mines oj' Coolgardie, Limited.54S2'l'INDAL 'S NORTh No. 2: Consolidated Gold

Mines of Coolgardie, Limited.54S3T[NDAL'S NOI4TH No. 1: Consolidated Gold

Mines of Cuolyardie, Limited.5484TINDAL 'S NORTIl No. 4: Consolidated Gold

Mines of Coolgordic, Limited.5486LADY CARMEN: Consolidated Gold Mines of

Coolgardie, Limited.5438T1NDA L'S No.3 WEST: Consolidated Gold

Mines of Coolgardie, Limited.541)6SONS OF ETIIN: Norseinan Associated Gold

Mines, No Liability.5502FLAGSTAFF: Consolidated Gold Mines of

Coulgardie, Limited.5504TINDAL 'S No. 4 WEST: Consolidated Gold

Mines of Coolgardie, Limited.5505EMPRESS OF COOLGARDIE SOUTH: Con-

solidated Gold Mines of Coolgardie, Limited.5514PARIS: Chapman, James Lewin Digby; Finlay,

Jo inca Steel ; Ch apuill n , Alf red Edo iii.5526TWO BOY'S NORTH: Bcrininghani, James;

Berininghamn, J 01111 Patrick.5532TINDAL 'S EAS'I': Consoiblated Gold Mines of

Cool a riDe, Li mnited.5548GREAT 1-lOPE: Consolidated Gold Mines of

Coolgardie, Limited,5576CAROl I"P CASTLE: Kirivan, Francis Joseph;

0 'Call;i glan, Pat rick A 11th 10 fly.5585GLEESON '5: Pringle, William Joseph; Mclnnes,

Edward William I Bates, Robert Webster.5596JENNY WREN: T-levitt, henry Joel; Hewitt,

T:lolllswOrthI Joel.5600MILESI 'S SCI-IEELITE: Milesi, Catherine.5615CR YSTAL GOLI) MINE: I-Icier, loins.5616MILESI DEEPS: Norseman Gold Mines, No

Liability.5620ERJN MAIN SI-IAFT: Xorseinau Associated

Gold Mines, No Liability.

DUNDAS GOLDFIELD.1524VALIIALLA: Copcland Mines, No Liability.1530SECOND TRY: Mitchell, Alexander James.1559LILY DEEPS: Gromidlark Gold Mines, No

Liability.1560LILY: Groundlark Gold Mines, No Liability.1582PENINSULA: Bridge, Jack; Tiassett, Walter

Cohn.

EAST COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD,5466ESOUTH STAR: Saunders, Sydney James.15468EPHA14 LAP: Nunn, Edward.54S6EOLYMPIAN: Radisiclt, Steve.5539EOROYA EAST: Groves, Albert; Brown, John.5616ELIISLIE: New Milano, No Liability.5688ECALEDONIAN: Benedetti, Lino; Trinca,

Pietm'o; Pozzoni, Carlo; Seeresini, Giovanni;Miotti, Lnigi.

5734EM.L.S,: Blakeney, Enid Laura.5735EBON NIB LASS: Winter, Michael; Devitt,

Michael; Coyne, Peter Henry; Crispe, AlbertEdward,

p'i'itnir Ii. 1940.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 166

]U\ ST ( OLCARD LB GO LDFIELDeoutinued.741E-1? El F; [0: Morabito, Pietro Teraea, Antonio;

hito, Peter.i)5ET1i. NHVAAL: Franich, Ceiton hughes,

I :irold 1)onahl ; Jones, Robert Load Cecil.9IFM T\V i::: 'l'Y GRAND: Thompson, Sanniel; Jen-

kineon, Ernest William George; Young,Dan ci; Starr, Bertram.

jThlGAN Johnston, Williani James; Miiffatti,Felice; Gray, Kenneth Victor.

M'I.5EIIAP1' V RET [JRNS: Miller, Christopher.53EPARJYGA JUNCTION: Ilendersoli, William

II arnlil Chartres ; Polkingliorne, harry Louis.I YGA JUNCTION NOJITII: henderson,i Jiain Harold Chartres ; Polkiugliorne,

F: r, Louis.iSN5E PART'G.\ [UNCTION SOUTh: Henderson,

:' ii ha cold Clia rtr es ; Pol kinghorne,Il;iriv Louis.

..............\DVENTU11E: Dixon, Alhertinc.I NVEItKESS : hloddic, Albert.

.aiU l:LA 1)1 DOROTHEA: heron, Julia ; Heron,.101111 lIeiirv; Lazelle, Samuel.

S72 EE VERLY: Cox, Charles Walter.5S78ELA DY MAY : Armstrong, Hugh ,.Arnistroug,

John : Ashley, George; Gaylor, Leonard.Mh15 Ill LL SOUTH: Groves, Albert.,p)n.:_-(A1il)IGAN: [hoard, [olin Edward.

Bulong District.1305V 50t'fil DiN PhhOSS: Jar vie, George; Nicul,

hugh.

lU\ 1-41' MUIIPTITSON GOLDEJELD.

Lawlers District.131 7TALLOX DOON: King, Edward 4 allIes.I 332_\TANCITAIID: White, Noel t'ranris William.

1f'iluna District.Lid l('011llOYS REIVAIIF) NOlITIl : \[ehlugli, \ViI-

lam .\ bert.P52.1 -'lA) II EN) li NaP: ('oolgarIie Brilliant, No

f.ia l,i lit.'.Pi,7.JIIILLS hIND: Markovichi, lhlag:ilo; 11olgkin-

son, II; cry Jo liii.ii) 1 JlhlI I LLIANT REDUCED: \l ilosevieli, Dragon

Woodhi:ims, Cyril Stephen.dot) IIDA: l-'rizzo, Pietro ; Belotti, Beiiedettn ; Sn cdl-

del Ii, J':niilio; Savolilelli, Borlolo.

BlaeB Range District.I e4911 5) )NNV I3OV: Birin, Don; Grhelja, Stipe; Pas-

Pay, Dome; Covich, Paul.

NI )[BERLEV GOLI)Fl ELI).I UTEli I N (U) 11 [hA 011: 0 'Boniney, Patrick Timothy.

)IOUN'I' MAIIGAItIhT (lOLDEI ELD.Mount Margaret District.

221 UT -lIEU IA MA] N LODE: Kesieh, .Josephi ]"ranirli.DA II.: Smith, George Noel Bern liaril ; Win-

tei, Frederick George.Lb IT\[Ah? V MAC: Tasker, William.LG2Tll0lK\ : Kesich, Ivaji.2356TMORGOOD DEEPS: Genoni, Charles; Douglas,

I [t-ui-y Mime.236PTT\l(l lN'( LAVERTON: Tasker. William.2;lU'1---l'EL F EDERE: Geisoni, Charles.LPe2T- i' IN N ACLITS : Tasker, \\'illiain.2-JOlT VA?iIOTTS BLUE: hill, \Villiam I 'liarlee;

Spear, Richard Clarke.2-102T---MTDAS: Lucas, William; Ilill, Arcltie Gil-

christ.2.4O3'l'I'[NNA LES SOUTh: 'l'asker, William.2409T-1:RLISTOUN NORTh: Genoni, Charles.

Mount Malcolm District.1T57CTOIVER hllLL Flynn, Michael.1594CIJARBOUR LTGHTS: Leonura Central (U

Minng Company, No Liability.I 725C_BANNOCKBURN: Waldeck, Bruce Parker.I 753CLADY DORIS: Castledine, Charles Joseph.

hOt Ni' hi 10 All liT 0 OL DIPIELDcontinuecl.Mount Malcolic Districtcontinued.

I BlOt 'huGh TV SPLASh: ('asticdhie, GeorgeAn dre ci.

I Tb'9C' -BL.\ UN (Ill IC: Little, Edward Leonard.1770) IL\ N(;U(1N: mi 'r, Kenneth Aubrey; Spen-

-mm, I'm':, Ii most.l772('.\ Fill Rh : lC- li: .)liIlnnP, Stanley; Milbank,

Stimuli-c K c-mini- llm I liarli's.I 777C'FORlI l:Kh: ebb liii- hi.:t George.I 73('. ill NAN I)ER DLI: I': bhilbnnk, Stanley.

.]foust ]Iorgans District.:1)IIFG UES'I': hI organs Gold Mines, Limited.-U;:; -'----DO) TOIl 'S 1(1 LL: Morgaus Gold Mines, Line

i ted.ii: li' HA ',DS No. I : hlorgaus Gold _\hines, Limited.)m:hl.' SANDS. Ni. 2: hlorgans Gold Mines, Lilluted..mHil 11(1,1 ES')' liAl) Na. I: hlorg:uis Gold Mines,

Limild..57)5 -lIOihIES'I'l'PA I) No. 2: hforgznie Gold Mimics,

Limited.hOSI5-CORONXTION: Quinn, William George.

Ill"- \\ ESTI1ALIA MT. ImIOJIGANS: Morgans GoldMines, Limited.

h[['IICIITSON (SOLDEIELD.Cne District.

2084-TROVA'i'O Dl PIET]IO: Della Bonn, Gini;P;ini nsa, Do iii cmii co,

2092CULCITLL[ NOhhTIl : Ding, James Sharam;T;ilhot, Albert Jesse; Page, Macis Jane; Page.Ronald William; Scott, Alexander.

2182- DESERT GOLD: Aiberti, G'iulio; Aiberti, Anni-hale.

2153 .JD)' LONG : Puletti, Andrea; Sottil, LuigiJ'oletti, Gildo.

JISGDESERT FLOWER: Aiberti, Annibale.2h90('bhiClT : Triton GmmIil Mines, No Liability.2192APOLLO: \Vi-nlm.r,i Gold Mines, N0 Liabil:ty.2 ti)3PEBSEPI 10 NI-:: Western Gold Mines, No

Li;t alit21.94APITI1OI)I : Do I .1-li Gold h[iimes, No Liability.21 liPI i-:1t11 ES: \\i-sLru Gold Mines, No Liabiflti'.2.96.) L'Pl'l'E Il: \\sU-m n Gold Mimics, No Liability.PIT SI El: 'I DIV : Western Gold Mines, No Liability.

Tm Psi Gold Mines, No Liability.P201)COO]) 0 )'ll-: .\Findeolalm Mines, Limited.221 lIFLACK C IIO\\ : .\[inchoi'lalm Mines, Limited.

Day Dawn Th!rimt.P761)A E\V El NGALL : S,'eresiui, Antonio.1491)NEW (Ol..CONI)A : New Gmilconila Mines, No

Lialilily,

JfcclCa(hai'i-a Diet iic(.I 5-IPX--INGLIS'I'ON .\LBI:R'I'S : Gcrirk, Albert JoIns;

\Valzli, Esnmoiirl 'I'lmonias ; hIm-finite, Cln'is-topi or I) ud dell; B mo cli c- iha II, LaurenceCli:irles; Ilinalchi, Domeimic'o; Rollings, EmilyTi mmmi Ic.

ooh.p12TI:l1 hL.N: Nielicilim-Im, Clenm NimTholicli, Roy.I.'MT . RO( 'l' l.1TE : 0 'Neill, Linds:mc- hlommam-d.ls.Si i:I)i:N li()I'hi: Ilaylcs, Albeit [hi-age.l',,511AlIALJ''mO.N : tl:iIl, 1.vdia.

Jfo iiii t Magnet D i,eI i-jet.I 22Ti[\V l-:S'r BID): hayden, Patm-iek Joseph; Miller,

Willi;nu George; Scott, \Villiani Robem-t;Laing, \Villianm.

1273TiICASCADE : bhaychen, Patm-ii'lc Joseph ; Scott,\Vil ham Rohiemt ; La ing, W ilhi aol; Miller,William George.

I PSI MSATT'R N : Pat-kinson, William Jones.I 3MMWIND BAG : Pem-ynian, John.lTPml Sl.J F'i'I'l' i-.lh : \Yilliss, Cli;ii-les Emhivard ; Cassey,

TiSTiIlii'i James.1372Ti{SATUIIY EXTENDED: Pas-kinson, William

Jima us.I 374)FSOUVENIhI: Sullivan, Ec'angeline.I 37THLITTLE FIITEND: bloody, Montgomei-y.137STi[OATIbIIER LASS: blawoi-th, Thomas Leai-;

Evans, Echcvam-iT William Sanumel ; Seaman,Reginald .Jolni.

ITSOTESAT URN EAST: Parkinson, William Jones.

M URCI-TISON 0 OLDFIELDcomtinucd.Monet Magnet Districtcontinued.

1381MMORTOMOI(O: 0 'Neil, Bryan Desmoiid;Merry, George Edward Anus.

1383MHALL MARK: Gemmell, Rice Thomas Hop-kins.

I 59GMLADY AUDREY: Botatti, Stefano; rIOg1io,

Antonio; Gulberti, Giaconio Zaina, Roeco.

NORTH 000LGARDIE GOLDFIELD.Menzies District.

5546ZTORBAY: Hawkins, Harry.5590ZKING OF THE HILLS: \Vinter, Frederick

George.5591ZPOST TOWN: Winter, Frederick George.5591ZUNEXPECTE1): Gapes, Richard.SGiZCARIDA: (orbett, rjlIoinas \Villiam; Law-

raulce, Ivan.

Ularring District.10771JiV[AKAI: (1 'Brims, Alexander.I 0S0[]---MORNING GLORY: Butcher, Lionel t'orrest.1083 ITEEl) LEAF: Rowe, Edward Maurice.I 0S91JPA lIAMOUNT: Bosman, Sydney.1 094Ul"IRST lilT : Evans, Thomas.1101 UEM ERALD: Quinn, Peter.II 02ULIGIITS OF ISRAEL: O'Brien, Ronald James

Ycrilla District.101 IRNETA: i'aget Gold Mines of Edjudina, Lim-

ited.11 19RGENF]VE: Paget Gold Mines of Edjudina,

Limited.11 2011SENATE: i'aget Gold Mines of Edjndina,

Limited.li2lSRNETA EXTENDED: Paget Gold Mines of

Edjudisia, Limited.112211NETA JUNCTION: Paget Gold Mines of

Edjudina, Limited.11 TOEV ILGANGIE QUEEN: lieppingstone, David;

Heppingstone, Sian David; Palmer, CharlesWilliam.

Niagara District.SI 00TWO D 5: Bright, Wilhiani.811(1TWO 1) 's Vi' lIST: Bright, William.

PEAK lULL GOLDFS[ELD.SLilS']SOBliY DAZZLER: Gale, Aiibrey Layton Car-

isle.

PILIrIARA GOLDFIELD.Marble Bar District.

844ANGLO-FRENCH: Hansen, 1[agbartlt.845-0 [TWA lii) 110 UN D: It ills, .1 olin Lancelot;

Such, l;dward.850] EDIISRATION: [Knight, .lolui Claude.851 I K IN U: I lasisen, H:sgbartlt.$5-lUOON(SL\N STAR: l'azci, A rtliur William.806--BONN I F 1)00K: Greater Bonnie Dooii (1935),

Liinitesl.8(18AlT. ADA: 'I'lionipsoii, Roderick Hedlaud.869--BUT \VA RD HO UN I) Er\ SF: Gills, .1 olin Lance-

lot; Sncll, Edward.901RYAN 'S: Greater Bonnie Doon (1935), Limited.OuTPRINCESS MAY: McAllister, Leslie William;

Duggan, Noel Mothersvcll Niusino.91 2HOME WARD BOIJND: Hansen, Hagbartli

Moore, Rex Oliver.926LEVIATHAN: Tliorley, Edward Donald;

Thompson, Alexander .1 oseph.929TANSY QUEEN: Gin Panda South Gold Mines,

No Liability.1 00]\VHITE I-ITLL: Maclean, William Gordon.1002COPENHAGEN: I-Innsen, Hagbarth.1003COPENHAGEN EAST: Hansen, Haghartli.101 0MiCKEY: Goode, Don.101 3TRUMP: Miller, Leslie; 1-lannay, Gilbert.1021RiSING MOON: Hannay, Patrick Joseph.1023TAS5Y QUEEN WEST: Gm Panda South, Gold

Mines, No Liability.1032BLACK CAT: Clark, John Charles.1 034TASSY QuEEN SOUTI-I: Ora Baudut South Gold

Mines, No Liability.1037TKLONDVKE QUEEN: Flegg, Harold; Gar-

diner, J oh is Henry.

PILBARA GOLDFIELDcontinued.Nullagiuie District.

229LBAIITON: MeKeuna, Maurice; Gallop, Douglas;McKenna, Gertrude 1-lelen,

230LALL NATIONS: Gallop, Douglas; Corboy, Des-borough John.

231LBLTJE SPEC: Dods, John Nisbet.234LALREMA: Simpson, George.235LBEATRICE: Shnpson, George.236LWESTERN: Simpson, George.247LHOI'ETOUN NORTI{: 1-leatli, Alfred 1-lodsoll

Gordon.252LMARJIE: Black, Dudley William.258LJUNCTION: Gallop, Douglas; Corboy, Des-

borough John.260LALL NATIONS NORTH: Simpson, Harold

George.261LGOLDEN GATE: Dods, John Nisbet.263LBLUE SI'EC EAST: Pods, John Nishet.264LSPEC: Pods, John Nisbct.265LWEST SPEC: Pods, John Nisbet.20(iLGOLDEN SPEC: Dods, John Nishet.

YAL000 GOLDFIEL1).907BROWN'S REWARD: AGile, James Mere.

i010GNOWS NEST: Woinisr, Bernard; Nevill, JohnLaurence.

1011GNOWS NEST No. 2: Woinar, Bernard; Nevill,John Laurence.

1047MUGGA KING: Dix, Percy Albert; Smiths, Torn.1065SHENANDOAH: Sleensais, John Charles; Zuegg,

Kathleen; Zuegg, harry.1073--KING SOLOMON EXTENDED: King Solo-

awn's Mines, Limited.1083KING SOLOMON'S WEST: King Solomon 's

Mines, Limited.1084KING SOLOMON'S SOUTH: King Solomon 's

Mines, Limited.1086TUI EAST: Sullivan, Leslie Geos-ge.1091VINTAGE: Arklc, limiter Miles.1096KING SOLOMON'S MINE: King Solomon's

Mines, Limssited.1113FIELD 'S ICIND -. Arklc, Marie Aiiucc Anciree.1114FIELD'S FIND CENTRAL: Yalgoo Gold Areas,

Limited.1119FIELD'S FIND CENTRAL WEST: Mamhretti,

('ruido.1120FIELD'S FIND No. 2 EAST: Tobin, Patrick.1126ELIZABETH RENEWED: King Solomon's

Mines, Limited.1128BEAUFORT: Hawkins, James William.1139BLANEY'S GOLD MINE: Nevill, John Laur-

ence.11-16FIELD'S FIND NOIITI-I: Yalgoo Gold Areas,

Linuited.1147FIELD'S FIND NORTH WEST: Yalgoo Gold

Areas, Linsited.i1lS_1eIELI) 'S FIND CENTRAL NORTH: Yalgoo

Gold Areas, Limited.1149PORPHYRY: Yalgoo Gold Areas, Limited.1150PORPHYRY NORTH: Yalgoo Gold Areas,

Limited.liSiBINTO EAST: Yalgoo Gold Areas, Limited.1152BINTO SOUTH: Yalgoo Gold Areas, Limited.1156BINTO WEST: Yalgoo Gold Areas, Limited.1157VINTAGE EAST: Yalgoo Gold Areas, Limited.1170ROSE MARIE SOUTH: Western Mining Cor-

poration, Limited.1171ROSE MARIE SOUTH EAST: Western Mining

Corporation, Limited.1172ROSE MARIE EAST: Western Milling Cor-

poration, Limited.1173ROSE MARIE NORTH EAST: Western Mining

Corporation, Limited.1174ROSE MARIE NORTH: Western Mining Cor-

poratioms, Liisuited.

YILGARN GOLDFIELD.2801SCOTS GREYS: Poison, Samuel Hunter.3390JUST-IN-TIME: N.G.M., Linuited.3393BOHEMIA: Barton, William Alfred.3394IRON CHANNEL: N.G.M., Limited.3404BANKER: New Yilgarn Gold Mines, No

Liability.3414PILOT: White, George Joseph; White, Violetta.3418CLAMP'S CENTRAL: Evans, Arthur Ernest

Herbert.

1666 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEv'rEMaEIS 6, 1940.

SEPTEMBIeR 6, 194O.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 16W

YILGARN GOLDFIELDcontinned.3423EXHIBITION: Marvel Loch Gold Development,

No Liability' (in liquidation).3430WHITE HOPE: Marvel Loch Gold Develop-

inent, No Liability (in liquidation).343 1LENODO Bellansy, Eunice Matilda Ey, Ernest;

Ey, Robert.3432LEVIATHAN: Coronation Gold Mining Coin-

pany, Limited.3456NEWRY: N.G.M., Limited.3459MAY QUEEN: Tuana, Louis; Regheuzani,

Sylvia; Giudice, Vittoria; Plozza, Pietro; DellaBona, Pietro; Gohetti, Ester,

3460FORTUNA LEASE: Andrews, Richard Bullock.3465BRILLIANT: N.G.M., Limited.3473QUEEN ANN: Roberts, Joins Charles.3480GREAT VICTORIA: Smith, henry Morris,3506CORNISIIMAN: Talbot, Albert Jesse; Scott,

Alexander.3511PWLL BACh-I: N.G.M., Limited.3515ELECTION: N.G.M., Limited.3516JUST-IN-TIME NORTH No. 1: N.G.M., Limited.3517JUST-IN-TIME NORTI{ No. 2: N.G.M., Limited.3518JUST-IN-TIME EXTENDED: N.G.M., Limited.3519OMEGA: N.G.M., Limited.3520CENTENARY: Haynes, Charles Henry; Wil-

liams, Frank Herbert; Williams, Lionel George.3555_7To TIUMPS: Friedlander, Harris.3556CONTEMPTIBLE: Gardner, Charles Alfred.3557GREAT VICTORIA BLOCK 1: Smith, Henry

Morris.3558GREAT VICTORIA BLOCK 2: Smith, Henry

Morris.3559GREAT VICTORIA BLOCK 3: Smith, 1-lenry

Morris.3562GREAT VICTORIA BLOCK 6: Smith, Henry

Morris.3572GREAT VICTORIA BLOCK No. 10: Smith,

Henry Morris.3577GREAT VICTORIA BLOCK No. II: Snsith,

Henry Morris.3663BULLDOG: Bird, William James.3664LEVIATHAN EXTENDED: Coronation Gold

Mining Company, Limited,Gianoneelli, Lidio; Divitini, Camillo.

3671MUNDY HILLS 1: Crewe, Vincent Charles.3675CHRISTMAS GIFT: Masza, Teresa Rossatti.3667BATTLER GOLD MINE: Marchesi, Erie;3677B.A.N.Z. No. 1: N.G.M., Limited.3678B.A.N.Z. No. 2: N.G.M., Limited.3679B.A.N.Z. No. 3: N.G.M., Limited.3683GOLDEN CUBE: Norton, James Edward;

Hodby, Lindley David.3694B.A.N.Z. No. 4: N.G.M., Limited.3695B.A.N.Z. No. 5: N.G.M., Limited.3696B.A.N.Z. No. 6: N.G.M., Limited.3719OMEGA EAST: N.G.M., Limited.3720OMEGA SOUTH: N.G.M., Limited.3725NEWRY SOUTH: N.GJ\I., Limited.3726NEWRY SOUTH EXTENDED: N.G.M., Lim-

ited,3738B.A.N.Z. No. 7: N.G.M., Limited.

YILGA1tN G OLDFIELDcon%inucd.3739B.A.N.Z. No, 8: N.G.M., Limited,3740B,A,N,Z. No. 9: N.G.M., Limited.3756B.A,N.Z. No. 12: N.G.M., Limited.3766GOLDEN ARROW: Donovan, William CL.ec;

Willis, Harry Leslie; Donovan, William,3775B.A.N.Z. EXTENDED: N.G.M., Limited.3781JACOLET'PI WEST: Bellamy, Eunice Matilda;

Ey, Ernest; Ey, Robert,37S3JACOLETTI NORTH: Bellamy, Eunice Mat-

ilda; Ey, Ernest; Ey, Robert.3789TOP DOG: Lawson, Guy.3790B.A.N.Z. EAST EXTENDED: Bird, John

Tb o mas.3792KURRA.J ONG EAST: French, Thomas James.3824GAN YMEDES: Ronelsi, Giovanni; Ronchi,

Felice; Ronelsi, Angelo; Marehesi, Virgiuio;Bertucci, Francesco; Ronehi, Tullio.

3837MAYDO: Aitkemi, As-thus- James.3845RAINBO\V: Donovan, William Clarence; Willis,

Harry Leslie; Donovan, William.3856MARVEL LOCH NORTH: Leamey, Henry

bun; Brotherston, Henry; Richardson, ErieCIa i-one e.

3862FRASER'S CENTRAL: Fiorese, Guerino; Paini,Giavani; Gucrini, Antonio.

3S69EVANSTON NORTH: Riehardsou, Richard Wil-hans; Dynes, Max Russell; Richardson, Mas--gal-ct Agatha May; Gorman, Henrietta.

3875VICTORIA: Rota, Gildo.3893TRUMP: Elliot, Edward.3914MAY: Goodin, Arthur Herbert (Jnr.); Goodin,

Arthus' Hei'bert (Snr.).3920OMEGA DEEPS: N.G.M., Limited.3921BANZ DEEPS: N.G.M., Limited.3922TOP DOG WEST: N.G.M., Limited.3930BULLS-EYE: Bi-ady, William Alfred; Webs',

Ilans.3932ALBATROSS: Barr, Alick.3944NIL DESPERANIJU M: Whitworth, Has-old;

Tnckey, Enos John; Suteliffe, George James.3947EVELYN MOLLY: Norton, James Edward.3954MAYFIELD EAST: Gos-man, Henrietta; Gor-

man, Thomas.3962FIRELIGHT: Brand, Percy James; Bi-and, Mer-

ville George.3980PETER PAN: Stack, Edward; MeAskil, Alister

Gordon.3984THREE QUEENS: Nunn, Hilton.

Private Property.13P.P.CRICKET: Goodin, Arthur Herbert (sew.)

Goodin, Arthur Herbert (jun.).33P.P.LADY LUCK: Hinkley, \s,rilliani Robert;

Barger, Harry James; Gianotti, Natale;Bennett, Henry James.

OUTSIDE ANY PROCLAIMED GOLDFIELD.Private Property.

45P.P.HILLSDALE: Reid, Hector; Sclater, Ambrose;Morgan, Esther Margaret.

THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS ACT, 1929.

Department of Agriculture,File 2757/27. Perth, 30th August, 1940.

HIS Excellency the Lientenant-Govem-nos- in Conneil, acting pursuant to section 9 ofthe Agricultural Products Act, 1929, has been pleased to amend the AgriculturalProducts Act Regulations made uncles- and for the pus-poses of the said Act, as pub-lislied in tIme Government Gazette on the 21st day of January, 1938, and subsequentlyamended as notified in the Government Gazettes on the 29th day of March, 1940, andthe 5th day 01 April, 1940, respectively in the monad- mentioned hm the Schedulehereunder.

L. JONES,Under Secretary for Agriculture.

Schedule.The above-mentioned regulations as-c amended by inserting therein after regula-

tion 9, new regulations, as follows:-9A. (1) For the purpose of correctly gi-ading hen eggs and duck eggs produced

in Western Australia and intended for sale either in Western Australia or in anyother State of the Commonwealth, and as a part of or process iii the course of the

OtiS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [SEPTEMBER 6, 1940.

grading of such eggs as required by the provisions of this Part of these regulations,all lieu eggs and duck eggs aforesaid shall, in the course of the grading thereof, becandled in accordance with a candling process approved by the Minister by a personwho has been approved as a candler by the Minister and in a busidnig or premiseswhich has or have been approved by the Minister as a place in which ben eggs andduck eggs may be candled in compliance with this regulation.

(2) If any hen eggs or dock eggs-a ic not candled in accordance with a candling process approved by the

Minister; orare candled by :i person other than a person approved as a candler by

the Minister; ora ic can died in a building or premises wInch has not or have not been

approved by time Minister us a place in which such eggs may becandled;

such lien eggs or cluck eggs shall be deenmed not to have been graded as required bythis Part of these regulations.

(3) Any person who desires(a) that lie be approved as a candler; orb) that a building or premises be appio veil as a place where eggs may be

candled iii compliance with this regulationshall make application iii writing to tIme Minister.

(4) The Minister may gra it or refuse any application nmacle to Ii im under pnra-graph (3) hereof, and, before granting any suehi application, may require the appli-cant to furnish him with any particulars time Minister may deem necessary.

(5) When the Minister grants an application made under paragraph (3) hereof,lie shah issue to the applicant a certificate of approval in writing signed by him.

(6) Every certilieate of approval issued by tIme Minister shall remain in forceuntil revoked by the Minister.

(7) The Minister may at any time revoke a certificate of approval issued by humunder this regulation, by a notice of revocation in writing signed by the Ministerand sent to the holder of such certificate at his address as shown on his applicationfor such certificate.

(8) Every certificate of approval under this regulation shall be personal to timeholder thereof and shall not be transferable.

9S. (I) For the purpose of evidence of tIme fact that lien eggs or duck eggshave in time coum'sc of time grading thereof been dul candled in compliance withregulation PA, every egg when candled shall be legibly and dnrably stumped withsuch brand, nmark, ,iumbcr, 01 symbol as will be sufficient to indicate

time name of tIme candler; andtlme place of the cnimclling.

if any lien eggs or duck eggs arc nut duly sta inped as required by para-graph (1) imemeof, such lieu eggs or cluck eggs shall be deemed not to have been gradedmis required by this Part of these regulations.

Every approved candler and time owner or occupier of every approved cand-ling place may register in the Department of A grieuiturc a brand, mark, number orotimer symbol, winch is approved by the Minister, for use by inni in relation to eggscandled by mm or candled in Ins candling place.

Any person who (leSies to register a brand, mark, number, or other synibolas provided for iii paragraph (3) hereof shall make application in writing signed byhim to the Minister, and shall include iii such application or annex thereto a copyor sample of the bra ii 6, nmark, number or other symbol which lie desires to register.

The Minister may refuse to register any particular brand, nmark, number orother symbol for any meason winch to him seems snificient.

When the Minister grants an applicatiou under paragraph (4) hereof, heshall issue to tIme appi leant mm certificate o registration in writing uimder Ins hand,and cause a meniorandumn thereof to be entered iii a register or book to be kept inthe Department of Agriculture for tlic purpose.

A certificate of registration issued under paragraph (6) hereof shall remaimiiii force until revoked by the Minister.

A certificate of registration may be revoked by the Minister at any time bya notice in writing under Ins hand, sent to time holder of such certificate at his addressshown in his application for sncb certificate.

A certificate of registration under this regulation shall be personal to themolder thereof, and shall not be transferable.

Department of Agriculture,Perth, 3rd September, 1940.

Agric. No. 2450/30, Vol. II.; Ex. Co. No. 1736.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil Imas beea pleased to approve of tIme appoint-

ment of Constable Douglas Lealmy as an Inspector underthe Brands Act, 1904-1935, and the Stock Diseases Act,1895.

(Sgd.) L. JONES,Under Secretary for Agriculture.

NEpTiMuE9 6, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 1(369

ENd INEERING (SAWMILLS) AGREEMENT.No. 12 of 1940.

(Registered 9/8/40.)TillS Agreement, niade pirsiiaiiee of the industrialArbitration Act, 1912-1935, this Second day of August,one thousand nine hundred and forty, between thestate Executive Anstralasiiu Society of Eugincc s' In-dustria 1 Association of Workers (hereinafter en lIed titeunion' '), of the one part, and Millars' Timber & Trad-ing Company, Limited; Running Bros., Ltd. (hercin-after called ''I lie eniplovcrs ' ') , of the other part,myitnersetli that, for the considerations hereinafterappearing, the parties hereto mutually covenant andagree, the one with the other as follows:-

1.Area.This Agreement shah apply to workers employed iii

the Saw Milling industry carried on iii the South-WstLand Division, except such portion of time said Divisionas is occnpied ,vitlnn a radius of t,rentv-five (25) milesof the G.P.O., Perth.

2.Term.The ternm of this Agreement shall be six (6) months

from the date hereof.

3.Hours.Forty-four (44) hours shall constitute a veek 's

ivork, to he worked in five and one half days.The ordinary hours of work shall not (without

payment of overtime) exceed eight (8) hionrs, Mondayto Friday, inclusive, and four (4) hours ou Saturday.

(e) Lunch interval shall not exceed one (I) hour,(d) Work shall finish not later than at noon on

Saturdays.

4.Overtime.For all work done beyond the hours of duty on

any week day other than a holiday, payment shall beat the rate of time and a half for the first four hoursand double tiiite thereafter.

For all time of duty on Sunday, Chiristnins Day,Good Friday, and Labour Day the worker shall liepaid at double rates, except in time ease of w dccieffecting repairs to or renewals to plant and/o inn liicry necessary to enable worJc to be safely rcsuni d iiMonday or the earliest working day, in which i-a i pay-ment shall be made at the rate of time and a liii if. Tb iexception shall not apply to the installing of uewsnachiner)

When a worker is recoiled to work after leavingthe job, lie shall be paid for at least two (2) hours aovertinie rates.

Whicim i worker is required to hold inniself inreadiness fo raeall to work after orilinim ry hours, lieshall be paid at ordinary rates for die time lie so holdshuniself in readiness.

\Vhen a worker is required for duty during anymeal time, whereby his meal time is postponed for morethan one hour, lie shall be paid at overtime rates untillie gets his meal.

5.Holidays.(a) All workers, after twelve (12) months' continu-

ous service, shall be entilled to a fortnight's holidayper annum on full pay as prescribed herein. Such holi-days may be taken all at one time, or partly at Christ-inas time and partly at Easter time, as may he mutuallyarranged between the union or the local branch of tImeunion and time employer: Provided that, where any dayhas been kept as a holiday outside the said holidaysluring tIme year, and paid for, such day shah be de-ductcd from the days herein specified as holidays, or,if inelnded, shall not be paid for.

(hi) 1s,rhel.e employment of a worker entitled to holi-days under subclause (a) is terminated during thecourse of a calendar year, Ins employer shall pay to huma day's wages for each calendar month of his servicesin lieu of tIme holidays to which he would have beenentitled under this clause and has not received. Suchworker shall only he entitled, when the holidays aretaken, to such holidays on full pay as are proportionateto Ins length of service during that period with suchemployer, and if such holidays arc not equal to the lioli-days given to the other workers, lie shall not he entitledto work or pay whilst the other workers of such em-ployer are on holiday on full pay.

A ivorker who is dismissed for imuscondnct, orwho illegally severs Ins contract of service, shall Lscall rights under the holiday clause.

6.Weekly hiring.(ii) Except as to casual workers, tIme employment is

teriniiahle on either side by one week's notice giveniiii any day, or, if the employer terminate it, by pay-ament of one week's pay; but for time first two weeisof employment the luring shall lie from day to day,and durhig this period a day's notice or a day's payshall be sufficient.

If a weekly worker absents lnniself from dutywithout reasonable cause, a sum proportionate to lnstime of absence may be deducted from isis pay, that isto say, one-sixth of tIme week's pay for each day ofabsence, and a proportionate part of osme-sixdi fur ashorter absence.

This does not affect the employer's right to dis-miss for misconduct, incompetence, or negligence, andin such ease wages shall be paid up to the time of dismmnssal only.

7.Breakdowns, etc.The employer may deduct payment for any day or

portion of a ilay the worker caisnot be usefully em-plol ed because of any strike by or participation in anystrike by the union, by amsy branch of the union, or byany nicinhers or n,emher of the union employed by theemployer, or because of any strike by or participationis any strike by any other union, branch of any otherummioms, or mnenmhers or mensher of any other union em-ployed his- I lie employer, 01' because of any breakdownof niaclnnery, or because of alsy other stoppage of workfor ally other cause for which the employer cannot bcheld responsible: Provided that no deduction shah hemade unless such stoppage exceeds two (2) hours.

8.Absence through Sickness.(a) A worker (except a casual worker) shall be

entitled to payment for non-attendance, miii the groundof personal ill-health, for one half day for each cons-pleted month of service during ally year: I'rovided thatiaynsemtt for absence through such ill-health shall be

li,nite,l to six (6) days in eaclm calendar year. Pay-nient hereunder may lie adjusted at the cud of eacheahm'midar year, or at time time the worker leaves timeservice of the employer, in tIme event of the workerbeing entitled by service subsequeimt to time siekimess toa greater amount titan that made at the time tIme sick'mess occurred. Thus clause shall not apply wlmere a

workem- is e,ititlecl to compensatiomm tinder time Workers'Comnpeumsatioic Act. Personal ill-health, does not iimclndeill-health winch is time result of an accident snstaimsedaway froum the place of enmploynient, or ihl-hmcmmlthi theresult of the worker's owim misconduct, limit time onus ofproof in cmli cases shall rest upoim tl,c employer.

(hi) holiday pay shah not accrue during a worker'sabsence frons duty, except on account of sickness inaccordance with snbclause (a) lmem'eof.

(e) The wins of proof of sickness entithimmg the workerto the heave nie,mtioncd jim subclause (a) hereof shalllie on tue worker, and, if necessary,- mmiay require to hcsupported by :m certificate from a qualified medical pm-ac-titioner.

9.Wages.Per \\eek.

£ s. d.Basic wageadult male .456

MarginAdults: per Week.

Leading hand (see 1etlnitions) - 25 0Patteruminimkes' . . . . . . - 1 19 0

Oxy-:mcetylene operator, electrical welder 1 i-i 0Fitter, turner, coppersmith, slmaper, uni-

versal milling machinist, brass fin-ishiet', phamsei-, slotter amid borer,milling machinist, radial clrillei', drillerusing cutter bar, lapper or grinder,using sonic precision tools as fittem' orturner, electrical furnacenuamm, black-smith, and electrical fitter - 1 10 0

Motor mechanic . . . 170Driller, not using cutter bar, scrcwes',

niachminist making nuts, bolts anddog spikes .. 0 1(3 8

167Q GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [SEPTEMBER 6, 1940.

9.Wagesconfi'mied.Margin

Per Week.(b) Adultscontinued: £ s. ci.

Electrical wireman and linesman and ironfurnaceman . . . . . . . 1 3 4

Tradesmen's assistants (including boiler-maker 's, moulder 's, fitter 's, furnace-man's, or pig iron breaker's, castingdresser's and blacksmith's striker) . . 0 10 0

(c One shilling (is.) per day extra shall be paidto any tradesman (not specifically engaged as a welder)whilst employed to do welding.

Apprentices:-1st six months2nd six months2nd year3rd year4th year5th year

Dirt money:Fitters, fitters' assistants, boilermakers' assistants

and apprentices employed on hot or dirty loco-motives, steam kickers and all classes of boilers,or on stripping locomotives, boilers, steamcranes, steam kickers, steam winches and haul-ing machinery, or engaged on repairs to machin-ery in dirty and confined spaces or on repairsto machinery in close proximity to runningplant, shall be paid one penny half penny(li/2d.) per hour extra.

10.Travelling Time.All time reasonably occupied by a worker in

travelling to or from work outside the shop or millstations and outside ordinary hours shall be treated astine of duty and paid for at ordinary rate up to amaximum of twelve (12) hours for the journey.

All fares and reasonable travelling expenses in-curi-ed by a worker in such travelling, together withreasonable cost of board and lodging, if time worker hasto be away from Ins home for a night, shall be paidto the worker.

11.Casual Workers.A casual worker shall be paid ten per centuni increase

on the prescribed rates for the particular class of workhe is required to perform: Provided, however, that ifa man be dismissed for incompetence or misconductwithin the first twelve days of his employment, he shallnot be entitled to the ten pci' cent, increase for casualwork.

12.Under-rate Workers.Any worker who by reason of old age or infirm-

ity is unable to earn the minimum wage may be paidsuch lesser wage as may from time to time be agreedupon in writing between the union and time employer.

In time event of no agreement being arrived at,the matter may be referred to the Board of Referencefor determination.

Pending the Board's decision, the worker shallbe entitled to work for or be employed at the proposedlesser rate.

13.Record Book.A record or time book shall be kept by each employer,

in wlneh record or time book shall be entered the nameof each worker, the nature of the work lie is doing,time hours worked each day, and the amount of wagesreceived by him each week; the said record or time bookshall he open to the inspection of time accredited repre-sentative of the association at any time during theworking hours, and lie shall be allowed to take neces-sary extracts therefrom.

14.Representative Interviewing Workers.In the case of a disagreement existing or anticipated

concerning any of the provisions of this Agreement, anaccredited representative of the association shall bepermitted to interview the workers during time recog-nised meal hour, on the business premises of the em-ployer, but this permission shall not be exercised with-out time consent of the employer mel-c than once in anyone week.

Per cent, ofBasic Wage.

- - 2025

- 3045

- - 6585

15.Tools.The employer shall provide for the worker, except-

ing patternmnaker, all necessary tools, including micro-mnetem- (where used), but excluding other measuring orprecision tools of less than thirteen inches, but theworker shall replace or pay for any tools so provided, iflost through his negligence. This clause does not applyto patternmnakers, who are to provide their own tools.

Each patterimmaker at the end of his employmentshall be allowed an hour at ordinary rate for the pur-pose of gm-inding his tools.

16.Mixed Functions.When an employee performs on any day functions of

a. mixed character, lie shall be paid for that day at therate appropriate for the functions for which the highestrate is payable.

17.Extra Rates.Exti-a rates in this Agreement prescribed are not

cumulative so as to exceed the maximum of double theordinary rates.

18.Board of Reference.(a) The Court hereby appoints, for the purpose of

time Agreement, a Board of Reference.(b) The Board shall consist of a chairman and two

other representatives, one to be nominated by each ofthe parties.

(c) In the event of a disagreement between theparties bound by tIme Agreement in any of the mattershereinafter mmientioncd, the Board is hereby assigned thefollowing functions:-

classifying and fixing wages, rates, and eondi-twus for any machine, occupation or callingnot specifically mnentiomied in the AgreementhInt so as not to contravene any of time pro-visions herein;

ad,jnstmng any matters of difference which mayarise between the parties from time to time,except such as involve interpretations of theprovisions of the Agreement or any of them;

deciding any othe,- matter that the Court mayrefer to the Board from time to time.

(d) The provisions of regulation 92 of the IndustrialArbiti-ation Act shall be deenied to apply to any Boardof Reference appointed hereunder.

19.Definitions.''Casual wom-ker'' means a worker employed for

less than twelve (12) consecutive days.''Leading hand'' means any tradesman placed in

charge of three (3) or more other tm-adesmeu or sixothem- workers, and shall be paid two shullings and six-pence (2s. Gd.) per day above the minimum rate hereinbefore prescribed for his trade.

(e) ''Blacksmith'' means a nian wom-king as a black-smith n-ho is employed making or repairing sawmillingor log-hauling plant, locomotive m-ailway rolling stock,or whims, or is employed in or upon any other engineer-ing wom-k, but shall not mean making or repairing roadvehicles, nor farriers, nor bush blacksmiths.

''Striker'' or ''Blacksmith's sti-iker'' means timestriker associated with the blacksmith described in thepreceding definition.

''Electrical fitter'' means a worker employed inmaking, repairing, altering assembling, testing, windingor wiring electrical machines, instruments, meters, orother apparatus other than wires leading thereto. Thework of an electrical fitter shall not be tested by aworker of a lower grade.

''Electrical linesman'' means a worker engaged(with or without labourers assisting) in erecting polesfor electric wires or ereetimig wile or cables on polesol- over buildings, or tying it or them to insulators orjoining, or insulating it or them, or doing any work onelectric poles off the ground, but no linesman shall beallowed to work on live wires without any assistant.

''Electrical wireman'' means a worker engagedin installing electric light meters, bells, or telephones,om- running or repairing the wires used for power orheating purposes.

20.Apprentices.(a) The provisions of time Schedule hereto marked

''Apprenticeship Regulations'' are hereby embodied in.and form part of this Agreememit.

(Ii) Apprentices shall he allowed to the followingtril(les :-

Patteruinaking.Motor mechanics.Copper-sniithing.Binek-smitlnugBrass-finishing.Turning.Fitting.

(3) Electrical fitting.Universal milling ni:u-ltiniiig.Macinning (including milling macliming other

than universal mu hug machining).If there shall be no technical os other approved

school situate within a reasonable distance of an clii-ployem- 's establishment, time employer shall provide acourse of technical training for apprentices with ii cor-respondence school approved by the association.

The propom-tion of tupprentices to jouritcyinenshall not exceed tile proportion of one apprentice toevery three (3) or fraction of three (3) journeymen.

In witness whereof the pal-ties hereto have hereuntoset their hands and seals the day and year first here-imbefore written.

Time Consinon Seal of theState Executive AustrnlasianSociety of Engineers' In-dustrial Association of Work- [SEAL.]ers was hereto affixed in thpl-csence of: j

W. LYON,President.

J. HARRIS,Secretary.

Signed foi- and on behalf Millar 's Timber Sc Tm-ad-of 1[ill:mrs ' Ti mIter Sc Tend- ing Company, Linnted,ing Conipamiy, Lmuited, ill ( NORMAN TEMPERLEY,the presence of: J By its-attorney.

A. H. Christian.Signed for anti nit behalf

of Running Bros., Ltd., inthe picseiiee of:

wr. C. Tlmonmims.

SUFIBI) ULE.

A pprcn ( icesh ip I 'i thai ictm s.

Definitions.1. (1) ''Act'' mea is the Industria( Arbitration

Act, 19]2-1935, and any alteration or amendmentthereof for the time being in force.

''Apprentice'' means any person of either sexof any age who is apprenticed to learn or to be taughtany industry, trade, ciaft, or calling to which theseRegulations apply, and includes an apprentice on pro-bation.

''Award'' includes Industrial Agreement.''Court'' means the Court of Arbitration.' Employer ' includes any firm, company or cor-

p01-at ion.''Minor'' means a pelson not less than fourteen

years of age and not more than eighteen years of agewho customarily works under the direction of or inassociation with an employer, master, or journeymanupon tIme material and with the tools or implementsused in I lie industry.

''Registrar'' means time Registrar of the Court.

EinploynsentProbation.2. No minor shall (except where provision is other-

wise made in this Award) be employed or engaged inthe industry, except subject to the conditions of appren-ticesltip or probationership herein contained.

3. (1) Every apprentice shall be employed on proba-tion for a period of three nmonths to determine lus fitnessor otherwise for apprenticeship. and shall work only forsuch hours per clay and for such reninucration as may beprescribed by the Award. Ta the event of his becoming

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an apprentice such proh:mtionary period shall be countedas part of the term of apprenticeship.

(2) The Court may in any ease where it seems expedi-ent to do so, order that the probationary pci-led of em-ployinent be extended for a further period not exceedingtlnee mouths.

4. (a) Any employer taking an apprentice on pro-bation shall within 14 days thereafter registei- such pro-bationer by giving notice thereof to the Registrar in theprescribed form. If at the date of the coming intoopelation of these Regulations au eulplOyem- is employingany apprentice or probationer who has not been dulyregistered as such, lie shall forthwith apply for tile duei-egisti-ation of such apprentice or probationer.

(b) At the end of the period of piohation of eachapprentice, if niutually agreed upon by the employer andtIme legal guardian of the boy, but not otherwise, he mayUccome an appientice under an agreement.

5. The employer of every apprentice shah keep hin_constantly at work and teach such apprentice or causehim to be taught the industi-y, craft, occupation, or call.lug in i-elation to which lie is bound apprentice, by com-petent instruction in a gradual and complete manner,tad shall give such apprentice a reasonable opportunityto learn the same, and receive, during the period of hisapprentieeslnp, such technical, trade, and general instruc-tion and training as may he necessary. And every ap-p1-entice simall, during the period of his apprenticeship,faithfully serve his employer for time purpose of beingtaught tIme industry, craft, occupation, or calling, in rela-tion to wInch lie is bound, and shall also conscientiouslyand regularly accept such technical, trade, and generalinstruction anti traming as aforesaid, in addition to theteaching that niay be provided by ins employer.

6. All employer shall be dec-med to undertnke thednt which lie agrees to perform as a duty enforceabletinder an Award of the Court.

Advisory Committee.7. A Board to be called ''The Advisory Committee''

may he appointed by the Court to advise in regard toany appi-enticeship matter. Such committee shall consistof the following:

Some pci-son appointed by the Court who shallact as Chiairmpaa.

Two repiesentatives appoited by the em-ployers.

Two representatives appointed by the industrialunion ol- unions of woi-keu-s in the trade.

The Advisory Committee shall have such powers andduties as the Court in each ease may determine.

S. (i.) No employer shall refuse employment to anyperson, or dismiss any worker from his eniploymnent, orinjure him iui his employmesut or alter Ins position tohis prejudice, by reason merely of the fact that theworker is a member of any Advisory Coinitmittee, or by rea-son merely of anything said or done om- omitted to beilone by any such pet-lois or worker ill the cool-se of Insduty as such member.

(ii.) In any pi-oceeding for any contravention of thisRegulation it shall lie upon the eimipl'tyer to show thatany person proved to have been refused employment,or any worker proved to have been dismissed orinjured in his employment or prejudiced whilst actingas such member, was mefused employnuent or dismissedor injured in his employment em- pi-ejudiced for somereason other than that mentioned in this Regulation.

Agreensent of Apprenticeship.9. (a) All agreements of apprenticeship shall ho

drawn up on a form approved by the Coumt, and signedby the employer, the legal guardian of time apprentice,time apprentice, and the Registrar. No employer, guar-dian, or apprentice shall enter into any agreement orundertaking purporting to add to, vary, alter or amendany such agreememut without time approval of the Court.

(h) 'l'here shall be three copies of each agreement,of wimich one copy shall be held by the employer, oneshall he held by time legal guardian of time appren-tice, and one copy shall he uctained by the Registrar.

(c) The apprenticeship agreement shall he completedmvithin oule niontli of the termninatioiu of tIme probationaryperiod,

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(d) Every agreement of apprenticeship shall besubject to the provisions of the Award in force for thetime being applicable to apprenticeship in the industry.

Every agreement entered into by the employerand the legal guardian of the apprentice shall be fora period of five years, hut this period may be reducedin special circumstances with the approval of the Court.

Every agreement of apprenticeship entered intoshall contain

(a) The names and addresses of the parties to theagreement.

(b) The date of birth of the apprentice.(e) A description of the industry, craft, occupa-

tion or calling or combination thereof towhich the apprentice is to be bound.

(d) The date at which the apprenticeship is tocommence and the period of apprenticeship.

(e) A condition requiring the apprentice to obeyall reasonable directions of the employer andrequiring the employer and apprentice tocomply with the terms of the industrialAward so far as they concern the apprentice.

(f) A condition that technical instruction of theapprentice, when available, shall be at theemployer's expense, and shall be iu theemployer's time, except in places where suchinstruction is given after the ordinary work-ing hours.

(g) A condition that in the event of any appren-tice, in the opinion of the examiners, notprogressing satisfactorily, increased time fortechnical instruction shall be allowed at theemployer's expense to enable such appren-tice to reach the necessary standard.

(h) The general conditions of apprenticeship.

Transfer of Apprentices.12. (a) The Court shall have power to transfer an

appi-entice from one employer to another either tem-porarily or permanently-

(i) if the employer does not provide the necessaryfacilities for the apprentice to become pro-fic,ient in his trade; or

(ii) upon the application of the employer or theapprentice for good cause shown.

(b) The transfer of every agreement shall be on aform approved by the Court, and shall be made outin quadruphicate and shall, unless the Court otherwisedirects, bc signed by the late employer or his assigns,the legal guardian of the apprentice, the apprentice, theRegistrar, and the new employer. The transfer formshall be completed within two months of the date onwhich the transfer is effected.

(c) One copy of the transfer agreement shall be heldby the late employer, one shall be held by the newemployer, one shall be held by the legal guardian of theapprentice, and one shall be retained by the Registrar.

Should an employer at any time before the deter-mination of the period of appi-nticeship desire to dis-pense with the service of the apprentice he may with theconsent of the apprentice and guardian transfer him toanother employer carrying on business within a reason-able distance of tI,e original employer's place of busi-ness, willing to continue to teach the apprentice andpay the rate of wages prescribed by the Court in itsAward or otherwise according to the total length oftime served, and generally to perform the obligations ofthe original employer.

On the transfer or termination of any apprentice-ship, from whatever cause, the employer shall give theapprentice a, certificate stating what time he has served,full particulars of the branches of the trade or industryin which lie has received instruction, the proficiency at-tained, and shall also notify the Clerk of the Court, andthe cause thereof.

In the event of an employer being unable toprovide work for the apprentice or to mutually agreewith the legal guardian of the apprentice to cancel theagreement or to arrauge a transfer, application may bemade to the Court to arrange for such transfer or tohave such agreement cancelled.

Where a person is apprenticed to partners hisagreement of apprenticeship shah upon the retirementor death of any partner be deemed to be assigned to thecontinuing partner or partners.

Cancellation of Agreement.17. Every agreement shall include a provision that it

may be cancelled, by mutual consent, by the employerand the legal guardian of the apprentice giving onemonth 's notice in writing to the Court and to the partiesconcerned that such npprenticeship shall be terminated.

18. If the apprentice shall at any time be wilfullydisobedient to the lawful orders of the employer, hismanagers, foremen or other servants having authorityover the apprentice, or be slothful, negligent, or dis-honest, or shall otherwise grossly misbehave himself, orshall not conduct himself as a good and faithful appren-tice should do, or shall not faithfully observe and keephis part of his agreement, then it shall he lawful for theemployer, with the consent of the Court, to discharge theapprentice from his service.

19. The Court may in its discretion for any causewhich it may dcciii sufficient on the application of anyparty to an apprenticeship agreement vary or cancel theagreement, either unconditionally or subject to such termsand conditions as it may deem advisable.

20. No apprentice employed under a registered agree-ment shall be discharged by the employer for allegedmisconduct until the registration of the agreement ofapprenticeship has been cancelled by order of the Courton the application of the employer.

Provided, however, thut an apprentice may be sus-pended for miscon duct by the employer, but in any suchcase the employer shall forthwith make an applicationfjr cancellation of the agreement of apprenticeship, andin the event of the Court m-efusing same the wages of thi'apprentice or such portion thereof, if any, as the Cotctmay order shall be paid as from the date of such sus-pension, and, in the event of the application for can-cellation being granted, such order may take effect fromthe date when the apprentice was suspended.

21. Subject to tIme provisions of the Acts relating toBankruptcy and Insolvency and the Winding-up of Com-panies, the following provisions shall apply

TIme Trustee or Liquidator, as the case may be,may give written notice to the apprentice andhis parent or guardian of Ins intention to dis-continue time employment of the apprentice froma date to he named in such notice, and there-upon i-lie agreement shall be deemed to be ter-minated from the said date; subject, however,and without prejudice to the right of the ap-prentice, his parent or guardian, to compound,compromise, or agree upon or to sue for andrecover such damages (if any) as lie may havesustained through such rescission of the agree-ment as aforesaid.

Any proceedings for damages hereunder must becommenced within six weeks after the serviceon the apprentice of the notice referred to insubclause (a) hereof, otherwise any claim fordamages shall be deemed to be waived andforfeited.

Extension of Term.22. Subject to Regulation 37, tinie lost by the appren-

tice through sickness or any other cause whatsoever may,with the consent of the Court on the application of anyparty, be added to the original term in i-lie apprentice-ship agreement at the end of the year of service in whichthe time has been lost or at the termination of theapprenticeship period.

23. The term of apprenticeship may be extended bythe Court on the failure of an apprentice to pass any ofthe examinations, and for such purpose it shall be theduty of tile examiners to make any necessary recommen-dation to the Court. Any extension of the term, ofapprenticeship shall be subject to all the conditions andstipulations in the original agreement, except as to ratesof wages, which shall be such amount as the Court maydetermine.

Technical Education Classes.24. (a) Every apprentice shall attend regularly and

punctually a Government or other approved technicalschool vocatiossal classes or classes of instruction, forinstruction in such subjects as are provided for his trade.Thus clause shall be deemed to have been complied withif the apprentice takes a course in an approved corres-pondence school: Provided, however, that attendancesshall not be compulsory when the apprentice is residentoutside a radius of 12 miles from tIme place where instrue-i-ion is given, or in the case of illness of the apprentice

the proof whereof lies on ln,u. Provided also that iftechnical instruction is not available in the locality inwhich the apprentice is employed and is available bycorrespondence, at reasonable cost to be approved by theCourt, thc Court may prescribe such correspondencecourse as the technical instruction to be taken by theapprentice and paid for by the employer.

(h) The fees for the classes attended by the appren-lice shall be paid by the employer.

(c) The period during which apprentices are to attendsuch technical school or classes if any shall be four hoursper week.

15. Where in any case it is shown to tile satisfactionof the Court that any apprentice, by reason of his engage-went on country work or other good cause, cannot con-veniently attend a technicnl school or other prescribedclasses, such of these Regulations as relate to attendanceat a technical school or other prescribed classes, and toexaminations, shall not apply to such apprentice, butlie shall be subject to such conditions as the Court maydirect.

If the examiners or the industrial union or em-ployer concerned make representations to tile Court thattile facilities provided by tile Technical School, or otherplace of vocational training for tile teaching of appren-tices, are inadequate, the Court may make such investi-gations and such report to the Minister controlling suchTechnical School, or such other place, as it deetoisnecessary.

When an apprentice attends a technical school,vocational classes, oi- othcr class or classes of instructionluring his ordinary ivorking hours, where such is prescribed, the tune so occupied shall be regarded as partof the term of his apprenticeship, and the employer shallnot be entitled to wake any deduction from the wagesut the apprentice for such time.

Examinations.28 (a) Every appreistice shall be bound to submit

himself to examination at the places and times appointedtw the kegistrar after consultation with the examiners.

Every apprentice shall, prior to submitting Ii imself to exauiination, produce to the examiners a certificatethat lie has made at least 70 per centuw of attendanccsat the technical school or oilier place of instruction liiiless lie is exempted from such attendance for good cause.

The Clerk of the Court. shall notify the exa luinerof tue names and addresses of the apprentices requiredto submit themselves to examination.

(ii) The employer shall place at tue disposal of Liii'exilmillers such material and machinery on his premisesas niay be requii-ed by them, and shall in all ways facili-tate the conduct of the examination.

(a) The examiners shall be persons skilled in theindustry and appointed as prescribed by the Awn ritailing provision or appointment as aforesaid the Courtmay appoint such person or pci-soils as it may deemfit. In the event of a disagreement between the ex-aminers, the matter in dispute shall be referred to athird person agreed to by the,n or nominated by theCourt or the President at the request of any of timeexaminers, and the decision of sm-h person shall be finaland conclusive.

(b) It shall be the duty of the examiners to examinethe work, require the production of the certificate ofattendance, inquime into the diligence of each apprentice,and as to the oppol-tunities provided by the employerfor each apprentice to learn, and to suhnist a reportto the Court in writing as to the result of the examin-ation within one month from the date of holding tileexamination, but this period may he extended by theCourt.

(e) Such examination shall, where possible, includetheoi-y and practice as applied to the trade, industry,craft, occupation, or calling to which the apprentice isindentured.

The Registrar shall, after each examination,issue a certificate to each apprentice indicating his de-glee of proficiency, taking into consideration the termof apprenticeship served. A duplicate of such certificateshall be lodged by each apprentice with Ins employerand the secretary of the Unin, each of whom shall keepthe same in safe custody, and pi-oduce the same for in-spection by the Industrial Inspector w'henever demandedby the latter to do so. When the final examination hasbeen passed the certificate shall also be signed by theexaminers.

31. \Vlienever it is possible so to do, the examiners,before entering upon the examination, shall draw up asyllabus showing what, iii their opinion, is the stage ofproficiency which an apprentice should attain at each of(lie examinations prescribed. The syllabus shall be sub-ject to review by the Court at any time, and shall bekept as a reeord by the Clerk of the ('ourt and a copyhanded to the examiners before each examination. Thesaid syllabus lung be subject to all erati on froni time tolime by the examiners, who shall I orthiwith notify therlerk of the Court thereof.

32. In lieu of, or in addition to, examiners above re-ferred to the Court may appoint, wholly or partly, cx-aunners to be appointed by the Director of TechnicalEducation for the whole oi- any portion of the subjectsof instruction, and at such m-emunei-ation as the Courtnay determine.

33. In the cvclIt 01' 1111 apprentice failing to pass anyui his examinations the employer may apply to tue Courtto disallow the increase in wages prescribed by thea ward, and the Court, on any such application, may makesuch order as the circumstances of the case may seemto require.

34. upon the failure of an apprentice to jiass twoconsecutive exainiuntious, it shall be the duty of theexaminers to report same to the Court ivithi a reeom-mendaticn as to the cancellation of the apprenticeshipagreement, or such other remedial measures (i.e., in-

cieased tinie for technical instruction) as they maydeem advisabie. The Court, after notice to all partieseuncerned, may cancel the agreement or make such otherorder in the circumstances as it may deem necessary.

35. Upon the completion of the period of trainingprescribed fom- apprenticeship, each apprentice shall be-equired to pass the final exanunation test to tue satis-faction of the examiners, and upon passing this testshall he provided with a certificate to that effect by thehlegisti-ar.

Lost Time.36. The emupho-r-r shall p11)' the apprentice for all

tinle lost through sickness or the holidays prescribed bytins award Provided

payment for such sickness shall not exceed atotal of one mouth in cccli year

where the time lost through sickness exceeds fourconsecutive working days, the employer maydemand from the apprentice the production ofa medical certificate, and a further certificateor certificates may be required if any time islost through sickness within seven days fl-on)time date of resumption of duty, tue cost if anof such certificate or certificates not exceeding5s. to be borne by thle employer;

an apprentice shall not be entitled to receive an)'n-ages from his employer for any time lostthrough the result of an accident not arisingout of or in the course of Ins employment, orfor any accident or siclimsess arising out of hisown wilful default.

37. The eniployer silahl pay the apprentice, in respectof time host through compulsory military or naval train-ing, the amount by which time wages prescribed by theindustrial aw'arcl for the trade, calling, craft, occupation,or industry exceeds tile amount received by tIme appren-tice from time Department of Defence Provided, how-ever, that thus clause shall not apply to military ornaval training imposed through failure to attend com-pulsory pai-ades.

All time lost by reason of compulsory military ornaval tiaining other than time additional tmaining men-tioned in the above proviso shall count as part of theapprenticeship.

38. When an apprentice is absent front work forany cause other than sickness oi in pursuamice of theprovisions of these Regulations, the employer shall beentitled to deduct from tIme wages of the apprentice anamount proportioaate to the time so host.

39. When an apprentice cannot he usefully employedbecause of a strike time employer shall be relieved ofhis obligations under the apprenticeship agreement fur-ilig the period of the strike.

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167 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Sic1'TEMBiu 6, 1940.

Part-time Employment.

40. \Vhere fl ally case an employer is temporarilyunable to provide work to employ an apprentice forisis full time, application may be made by the employerto the Court for permission to employ the apprenticefor such lesser time per week or per month and at suchremuneration as tile Court may determine, being not lessthan tile proportionate amount of the rate of wagesprescribed by the industrial award for the trade, calling,or industry. If the Court grants the application holi-days will be reduced pro rata.

Miscellaneous.41. (1) The Registrar shall prepare and keep a roll

of apprentices contaisomg-a record of all apprentices and probationers

placed with employers;a record of all employers with whom apprentices

are placed;a record of the progress of cacll apprentice, re-

cording tile result of the examiners' reports;(ci) any other partiecilars tile Court niay direct.

(2) These records shall be open to inspection by em-ployers and the Union of workei-s interested upon re-que-t.

42. For tile purpose of ascertaining the number ofapprentices allowed to be talcen at any time, the averagenumber of journeymen employed on all working days utthe twelve months immediately preceding such timeshall be deemed to be the number of journeymen em-ployed. Where the employer is iliulseif a journeymanregularly and usually working at the trade Ite silall becounted as a journeyman for tile pm-pose of computingthe number of apprentices allowed. Where a business isin operation for less thall twelve months the lilethoci ofascertaining the number shall be as agreed by the par-tics to tile Awal-fi, or, if no agreement arrived at, asdetermined by tile Couit.

43. Every in fihistrill illS pect or a ppoi n led ill I II rsu -ance of the provisions of tile Industrial ArbitrationAct, 1912-1935, shall have the power to enter anyprelIliseS, make SliCil inspection of tile preilflses, plant,macllinery, or work upon which any apprentice is Cut-ployed or could be employed, interview any apprentice oremployee, examine any books or documents of the businessrelating to the wages and conditions of apprentices, in-terrogate the employer in regard to any of the above-mentioned matters.

44. With a view to determining wiletller tile numberof apprentices being trained is sufficient to meet tilefuture requirements of the industry in tile matter ofskilled artisans, tile Registrar may require any em-ployer to furnish him Witil any specified informationrelating to the said industry, or relating to the workersengaged therein.

45. Tn every application under clauses 15, 18, 19, 20,22, 23, 33, and 40 of this Schedule, tile Union of Workersregiste ted Ill dly intervene and make sucil representationsat tile hearing as it may deem necessary. The represeli-ta live shall be appointed ni tile manner prescribed bysection 65 of tile Act.

FORMS.

Form A.To

The Registrar, A bitration Court, Perth

Please take notice thatof , has entered my service(on probation) as an apprentice to thetrade on tile diy of , 19

Dated this day of , 19

(Signature of Employer)

NoteWhen the probationary period Ilas expired anadditional notification Siloltill he sent, (vitll the words initalics struck out.

F,iLl( Ii.Certificate of Service.

This is to certify that ofhas served years...

months at tile branch of thetrade, lie has attained (or not attained or attainedmore than) the average proficiency of an apprenticeof like experience. Tile cause of this transfer (Or ter-IS tilation) of tile apprenticeship is as follows:

Dated this day of 19

(Signature of Employer)

Form 0.Certificate of Attendance at Teclluieal School.

(Reg. 26 (e).)This is to certify that of

has secured a record of 70 perceiltum of attendances at TechnicalSellool during tile months ending theday of 19

(Signature of Principal)

Form D,dertifleate of Proficiency.

To (Apprentice).Tins is to certify that at the

ex:lil!i:atill tot lipt-elltices in the tradeyou gained tile following percentages:

Year of experienceStage per cent.

per cent.per cent.

You have therefore passed (Or failed) in the exam-ination.

Examiners.

Fornl F.General Form of Apprenticeship Agreement.

(Recommended.)

THIS AGREEMENT made tills dayof 19... - between

(address) (occu-pation) (hereinafter called ''the Employer'') of thefit-st liat-t of

born on tile dayof 19. . . (Ilereinafter called ''tile Ap-prentice'') of the second part, andof (address) (0mm-pation). Parent (or Guardian) ofthe said (hereinafter called the''parent'' or ''guardian'') of the third part witnesseth(IS follows:-

'I'hie Apprentice of his O'Vll fiec ivihl tImid Witil theconsent of the parent (or guardian) hereby binds him-self to serve the eniployer as his apprentice, and to

Registrar.

Form E.Finai Certificate.

'Plus is to certify that ofhas coinpieted the period of training

of years, prescribed by his Agreement ofApprenticeelnp and lies passed tile Final ExaminationTest to the satisfaction of the examiners for the

trach e.

Dated at the day of19

Registrar.

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learn tile trade of fora period of years, from theday of , One thousand ninehundred and

2. The parent (Or guardian) and apprentice herebyfor themselves and each of them and their and each oftheir respective executors, administrators, and assignscovenant with the employer as follow:

That the apprentice shall and will truly andfaithfully serve the employer as his apprentice in thesaid trade ataforesaid, and will diligently attend to Ins work at thesaid trade, and will at all times willingly obey thereasonable directions of the employer, lus managers,foremen, and overseers, and will not during the appren-ticeslup, without the consent in writing of tue employer,sell one goods which the employer makes or employhimself in the service of any other person or companyin any work, or do any work which the employer under-takes, other than for the employer, and will not absenthimself from the employer's service without leave, andwill comply with the provisions of the Regulations andof all Awards and Agreements niade under ''The Indus-trial Arbitration Act, 19124935,' ' or any other Act inforce so far as the same shall relate to his apprentice-ship.

That the apprentice will not do or knowinglysuffer any damage to be done to the property of theemployer.

3. The employer for himself, ins heirs, executors,administrators and assigns HEREBY COVENANTSwith the apprentice as follows:

(n) That tile employer will accept the apprentice ashis apprentice during the said term, and will during thesaid term, by the best means in his power, cause him tohe instructed in the trade ofand will provide facilities for the practical training oftile apprentice in tile said trade.

(b) That tile technical instruction of tile apprentice,when available, shall be at the expense of the employerand shall be iii tile employer's time, except in placeswhen sucil instruction is given after the ordinary work-ing hours.

In the event of the apprentice, in tue opinion ofthe examiner or examiners appointed by the ArbitrationCourt, not progressing satisfactorily, increased time fortechnical instruction shall be allowed at the employer'sexpense to enable tile apprentice to reach the neeesiiarystandard.

That tile employer will observe and perform al1the conditions and stipulations of tile Industrial Arbi-tration Act, 1912-1 935, or any Act or Acts amendingthe SlllilC and any regulations macic thereunder, as faras tile Same concern the apprelltice, AND ALSO theconditions and stipulations of ally relative Award or In-lustrial Agreement for tile time being in force.

4. IT IS FURTHER AGREED BETWEEN Til I:PARTIES HERETO:

(a) That the apprentice shall not be responsible forany faulty Work or for any damage or injury done tomaterials, work, or machinery, tools, or plant other thanwilful damage or injury during the course of his work.

(h) That tile apprentice shall not be required to workovertime witilout his c011Seflt.

(c) This Agreement nlay, subject to the approval oftile Court, be cancelled by mutual consent by tile em-ployer and parent (or guardian) giving one month'snotice ill writing to tile Court and to tile parties con-eerllecl tilat tills Agreement shall be terminated, an-I onstir-li uiiituai consent being given the apprenticeship shallhe terminated without prejudice to tile rights Of any ofthe parties hereto in respect of any antecedent bieachof the provisions of this Agreement.

(d) Other conditions.

5. This Agreement is subject to amendment, varitwIn, or cancellation by tile Court pursuant to tile powersto that effect contained in or implied by the provisioasrelating to apprentices contained in tile Award.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF tile said parties heretohave hereunto set their hands and seals the day and yearfirst hereinbefore written.Signed sealed and delivered by tile said

in the presence of

(Signature of Guardian).

And by the said 1

in the presence of

(Signature of Apprentice).

And by of the said1for and Oil behalf

of the saidin tile presence of

(Signs rure of Employer.)

Noted and Registered this day of19

Registrar.

IN TilE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 259 of 1940.In the matter of all Award niade. on the 1st day of

Novclllber, 1935, numbered 5 of 1935, and subse-quently liluended by Order No. 247 of 1937, wIlIlill the matter of all Application hi tile WesterIlAustralian Nurses' Association Illdlistrial Union ofWorkers, Perth, for anlendnlemlt of the said Award.

UPON ile:lring Miss It. Robertson, oii behalf of tile lP-pliCllllt ullion, and Mr. S. S. Fisher, on behalf of TheMinister for PllhliC I[ealtli, illId be consent, tile Conrt,ill pnrsllanec of tile pow-ers eolltailled ill section 90 ofThe Tnlllstriul Arbitration Act, 1912-1935, doth herebyorder that the Award made on the 1st clay of Noveln-her, ] 935, as amended, be and tile sallldi is Ilereby fur-ther amended as follows:

Clause 8.Overtime.'I'he subelauses 110w- appearing to be numbered

respcctivell- (i) alId (ii).Insert between tile word ''worked'' and tile

word ''in,'' ill the first line of subehause (i), tile wordsbe trainees.''

Add tile following new subcianses(iii) Tile nhove overtime clauses shall also apply

to trained nurses as ,lefllled 111111cr clause 4(a) of this Award, with the exception of therate payn hic, which sh :111 he ti me rate imi hi CUof time 111(1 a half.

(ii-) Upoll the luutual apldicatioll of tile parties tothe Court, or upon the apphcati OIl of 0110 ofthe parties to the Court, this anlendnlentsilahl cease to operate 0111 the provisiolls ofthe Award shall be reverted to as at tlle datejul ill cdi atoll- pci or to this ii 111 elI dulen t.

Dated at Perth til5 8th day of August, 1940.131- tile Court.

[u.s.] (Sgd.) WALTER DWYER,P resident.

IX THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 243 of 1940.In tile matter of an Award made on tile 24th day of

Deceniber, 1931, and nunibcred 21 of 1931, and sub-sequently amended by Orders Nod. 165 of 1935 and555 of 1936, and, in the matter of all applicationby the Bank of Austrahasia and others for amend-illelit of tile said Award.

UPON hearing Mr. L. L. Carter, on behalf of tile applaCalItS, and Mr. T. 0. Davies, on bcllnhf of Tile BankOfileinis' Association of Western Australia Union ofWorkers, Perth, 01111 by eonsellt, the Court, ill pursuanceof tile polvers COutnIined ill section 90 of tile IlIdlIstrialArbitration Act, 1912-1935, dotil ilereby order that tile

1676 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \V.A.

Award made On tile 24th day of December, 1931, asamended, be anc1 the same is hereby further aniendedas follows:

Clause 3.Rates of PayClerks and Typists.Add to snhclanse (c) the following:

Notwithstanding the provisions of this clause, ifvacancies occur in any positions, due eitherdirectly or indirectly to the ibseiiee of waleofficers on naval, military, or air force service,then such vacancies may he filled temporarilyin' the einplovnieat of female employees atfemale rates of pay. ''

Dated at Perth tIns 8th day of August, 1940.By the Court,

[L.S.] (Sgd.) WALTER DWYER,I'resideat.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 577 of 1939.In the matter of an Industrial Agreenient dated the

22nd day of June, 1927, and numbered 15 of 1927,between F. W. Wright & Co., Ltd.; Albany Bell,Ltd.; llodgson & Cranston; Pauley Bros.; RichardHolmes & Co., Ltd.; and Associated Fruit Growers,Ltd. (hereinafter called ''the Employers' '), andThe West Australian Carters and Drivers' Indus-trial Union of Workers, Kalgoorlie (hereinaftercalled the Union), and in the matter of an appli-cation by the Union for cancellation of the said In-dustrial Agreement.

UPON hearing Mr. 0. E. Nilsson, on behalf of theunion, and Mr. G. F. Gill, on behalf of the employers,and by consent, the Court dothi hereby order that In-dustrial Agreement dated the 22nd day of June, 1927,and numbered 15 of 1927, which Agreement was de-clared to he a Common Rule on the 20th day of Dc-ceinber, 1927, be and tile same is hereby cancelled.

Dated at Perth this 8th day of August, 1940.By the Court,

(Sgd.) WALTER DWYER,President.

[L.s.]

APPOI NTMENTS(under section 5 of Begisi ration of Deaths and Mar-

riages Amendment Act, 1907, and section 2 of theRegistration of Birtla, Deaths, and Marriages ActAmendment Act, 1914).

Registrar General's Office,HG. No. 74/35. Perti, 4th September, 1940.

1'l is hereby notified, for general information, that Mrs.S. M. Lanigan has been appointed to act, temporarily,as Acting District Registrar of Births, Deaths, andMarriages for the Yietoria Plains Registry District, toreside at New Norcia, during the absence on militaryduty of Mr. J. P. Lanigai; appointment to date from24th August, 1940.

Registrar General's Office,R.G. No. 55/34. Perth, 5th September, 1940.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatConstable E. B. Lee has heei appointed to act, team-porarily, as Assistant District Registrar of Births andDeaths for time Irwin Registry District, to reside atMorawa, during the absence on sick leave of Constable\\r h. Sinions ; appointment to date from 30th August,1940.

-B. 4. LITTLE,Acting Registrar General.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Accepted Tenders.

[SEI'Te\Inen 6, 19411.

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 5th September, 1940.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatthe undermentioaed Ministers have been duly registeredin this office for the celebration of Marriages through-out the State of Western Australia:-E.G. No., Date, Denouiination and Name, Residence,

Registry District.WELSH FREE CHURCH.

90/40; 29/8/40; Pastor Lewis E. Jones; Perth; Pcith.PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

23/37; 28/8/40; The Rev. Esmond Walter New; Glare.mont ; Perth.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.32/39; 2/9/40; The Rev. Arthur Royal Quirk; Fre.

ma]itle; Fremantle.32/29; 2/9/40; The Rev. Gerald John Reglar; Crawley;

Perth.11. .1. LITTLE,

Acting Registrar General.

TenderBoard

No.Date. Contractor,

Sche.daleNo.

Particulars. Departmentconcerned.

Rate.

1940.549/40 Aug. 30 R. 0. Williams ... 236A, Jarrah Piles, as follows : Public Works

1940 Item 1-12 in. to 1.5 in..........diameter crown, 6/CO ft.

5s. ld. per it.

Item 2-23 in. diametercrown, 6/20 ft.

2s. per ft.

F.O.R. North Fremantle46/40 do. J. & W. Bateman, Ltd. 252A,

1940Tea for Hospitals and Institu

tions for month of September,1940, as follows :-

Various

Item 1For HospitalsItem 2Second. Quality

ls. 6d. per lb.is. 6d. per lb.

do. Westralian Farmers,Ltd.

,, Tea for Native Rations formonth of September, 1940,as per Item 3

do....... is. 4d.. per lb.

522/40 do. Gascoyne Traduig Co.,Ltd.

232A,1940

Cartage of Stores from Broometo La Grange Bay Native

Native Affairs £2 lOs. per ton.

Depot for period ending 30thJune, 1942, as per Item 1

578/40 do. E. E. Chatham ... 24Si,1940

Purchase of Secondhand MotorTyres and Tubes, as follows :-

Police

Item 1-2 only Tyres,700 x 21

Item 2-2 only Tubes,700 x 21

for £2 lOs.

for lOs.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERN\1ENT TENDER BOARDconUnued.Accepted Tenderscontinued.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893-1938.Geraldton Tomato Products, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofOeraldton Tomato Products, Limited, is situate at theoffices of A. C. Curlewis, Esq., at 189 Marine terrace,Gcraldton, and is accessible to the public (except on

Tenders for Goversnnent Snpplies.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until 2' 15 p.m.on the date 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.

E. TINDALE,Dated the 5th September, 1940. Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

public holidays) between the hours of 9 n.m. and 5 p.m.on week days and 9 n.m. and 12 noon on Saturdays.

Dated the 29th day of August, 1940.

ALTORFER & STOW,of Durlaclier street, Geralciton,

Solicitors for the Company.

TenderBoard

No.Date. Contractor.

Sche.dubNo.

Particulars Liepartmentconcerned Rate.

1940.578/40 Aug. 30 Nu-Tred Tyres (1928)

(WA.), Ltd248A,1040

Purchase of Secondhand MotorTyres and Tubes, as follows

Item 3-3 Tyres, 600 x 16Item 5-6 Tyres, 400 x 19Item 9-1 Tyre, 300 x 19

Police

for 15s.for l8s.for 3s.

do. Sinclair's Tyre &Wheel Service

,, Purchase of Secondhand TyresantI Tubes, as follows :-

do.

Item 4-5 Tubes, 600 x 16Item 6-6 Tubes, 400 x 19Item 7-5 Tyres, 400 x 18Item 8-3 Tubes, 400 x 18Item 10-1 Tube, 300 x 19 ...

for lOs.for Ss.for lOs.for 7s.for is. Gd.

44/38 do. Sara & Cools, Ltd....... Butter for Government Institu-tions, etc. for 4 weeks ending

Various ls. 5d. per lb.

28th September, 1940

Date ofAdvertising. Schedule No. Supplies reciuired. Date of

Closing.

1940. 1940.June 13 198A, 1940 Undergound Cables, Joint Boxes, Dividing Boxes, and Jointing Materials Sept. 12Aug. 20 257A, 1940 Copper Rod, Cupro.Nickel Rod, Solid Drawn Copper Tubes, and Solid Drawn

Brass Boiler Tubes Sept. ifAug. 22 259A, 1940 Firewood, in 4 ft., 3 ft., and 2 ft. 6 in. lengths, for Samson Brook Reservoir

Works, approx. 360 cords .. ... ... Sept. 12Aug. 29 264A, 1940 Stockinette Beef' Webbing, 50,000 yards ... Sept. 12Aug. 29 266A, 267A,

268A, 1940and Meat, Milk and Cream, and Firewood for Caves House, Yallingup, for a period

of 6 months Sept. 12Sept. 2 Meat, Bacon, and Cheese for Government Institutions and Hospitals at

Claremont, Fremantle, Perth, and Wooroloo, during a period of 3 months(also Meat at Whitby Falls) ... ... ... Sept. 12

Sept. 2 273A, 1940 Registration Certificate Holders for Motor Cycles, 1,000 only ... Sept. 12Sept. 3 275A, 1940 Piano, New or Secondhand, for the Carrolup Native Settlement Sept. 12Sept. 2 270A, 1940 Pumping Plant, comprising Centrifugal Pump cli'cct-coupled to Electric

Motor, capacity of 4,200 gallons per hour ... ... Sept. 19Sept. 3 271A, 1940 Booster Pump for Dc-aerator, No. 1 Pumping Station, Mundaring Weir Sept. 19Sept. 3 274A, 1940 Fly Spray, in 4-gallon and 1-gallon tins, during a period of 12 months Sept. 19Sept. 5 277A, 1940 Cast Iron Sluice \Talves-4 in. diameter, 230 only 6 in. diameter, 12 only

S in. diameter, 6 only ; 12 in. diameter, 4 only ... Sept. 19July 23 233A, 1940 Cotton Waste for Engine Cleaning Purposes, 50 tons ... Sept. 26Sept. 5 276A, 1940 Diesel Engine Fuel Oil, 70,000 gallons ; Lubricating Oil, 2,600 gallons Sept. 26Aug. 29 269A, 1940 Pumping Units in duplicate, each comprising Horizontal Centrifugal Pump

direct-coupled to Electric Motor, capacity 2- million gallons per day

ror Sale by Tender.

Oct. 10

Aug. 29 263A, 1940 Buildings on Jilbadji Location 390, where inspection ran be made Sept. 12

Termination of Contract.

Tender Board No. Date. Contractor. Particulars.

100/391940.

Aug. 30 McLean Bros. & Rigg,Ltd.

Supply of Turpentine under lIens 21 (a) of Schedule 101.

SFPTEMUEO 6, 1940.] GO VERNMENT GAZRTTE, W.A. 1677

11378 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893-1938.Australian Iron & Steel, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the offiec and pillee ofbusiness of the above Company has been changed andis now situate at First Floor, Steamship Buildings, St.George's terrace, Perth.


H. C. WATSON,Attorney in Western Australia

for the abovenamed Company.Robinson, Cox, McDonald, & Louch, 21 Howard street,

Perth, Solicitors in Western Australia for the saidCompany.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Gladstoae 's Pty., Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofGladstone's Ply., Limited, is situated at Second Floor,Warwick House, 63 St. George 's terrace, Perth, andis open to the public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 0,1 weekdays and 9 n.m. to noon on Saturdays.

IDRIS V. GARLAND,Attorney.

Idris V. Garland, 63 St. George's terrace, Perth,Chartered Accountant (Aust.).

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Melbourne Steamship Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofMelbourne Steaniship Company, Limited, has bee,ialtered to No. 1 Mouatt street, Fremantle, and is ac-cessible to the public between the hours ut 9 au,. and5 p.m. on all week-days, excepting Saturdays, when theoflice closes at noon.

Dated the 21st day of August, 1940.Mclbou rue Steamship Company, Li inited,

by its Attorney:H. L. MORGAN.

Hardwick, Slattery, & Gibson, The Lnnk uf Ade-laide Chambers, Frema,itle, Solicitors for theCompany.

Western Australia.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1803.

Notice of Situation of Registered Office ofE. E. Watkins & Co., Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofE. E. Watkins & Co., Limited, is situate at the cornerof Antares and Orion streets, Southern Cross. The officewill be accessible to the public between the hours of9 am, and 1 pus, and 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. on week daysand 9 am, and ] 2 noon on Saturdays (Sundays andholidays excepted).


DWYE1I & THOMAS,Solicitors for the Company,

49 William street, Perth.

AT a meeting of The Wiluna Finance Co., Ltd., heldon 18th May, 1940, the following resolution waspassed That The Wiluna Finance Co., Ltd., go intovoluntary liquidation forthwith and that Mr. IV. J.Maund, of 41 Lenuon street, Wiluna, be appointedLiquidator.

W. J. MAIJND,C1,airman and Liquidator.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1S93,and in the matter of Ozone Service Station,Limited (in liquidation).

THE creditors of the abovenamed Company are ic-quired, os' or before the 19th day of Septemiber, 1940,to send their names and addresses, and of their Soli-citors (if any), to Arthur Douglas Sinclair, of 12Nestle House, St. George's terrace, Perth, the Liquida-tor of the said Company, and, if so required by noticein writing from the said Liquidator are by their Soli-

[Sic1'TEL1sic1c 6, 1940.

citors or otherwise to prove their debts or claims at12 Nestle I-louse, Perth, the office of the Liquidator,at such time as shall be specified iii such notice, or indefault thereof they will be excluded front the benefitof any distribution made before such debts ale proved.'Ilie 20th day of September, 1940, at four o 'ciock ii,the afternoon, at the said office, is appoi,ited for deter-mining as to the allowance of the debts and claims.

Dated tins 4th day of September, 1940, at Perth.

A. D. SINCLAIR,Liquidator.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893,and in time matter of Ozo,ie Service Station,Limited (in liquidation).

NOTICE is hereby given that, at an extraordinarygeneral meeting of the above Couipany, meld at MaduraStation, Loongaua, on the 26th August, 1940, the fol-loWi1lg special resolution was passed :Tliat Ozone Ser-vice Station, Limited, be wound up voluntarily andthat Arthur Douglas Sinclair, of 12 Nestle House,i'erthi, be appointed Liquidator.

Dated tIns 26th day of August, 1940, at Perth.

J. R. SMTTH,Chairman.

A. Douglas Sinclair, Chartered Accounta,it, 12 NestleHouse, Perth.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANLES ACT, 1893,aud in tile matter of Southern Cross United Mines,Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that, at aim extraordinarygeneral meeting of members of the above,,ameml Com-pany, duly convened and held at Lo,idon House, 321Murray street, Perth, on Monday, the 2nd day of Sep-tember, 1940, at 11.30 o'clock in the forenoon, thefollowing special resolutio,i was duly passed :That theCompany be wound up voluntarily a,md that GeorgeAlexander Macmillan he and is hereby appointedLiquidator for the purpose of such wimnling-up.

Dated at Perth tIns 2nd day of September, 1940.

E. FAYE,Chairmnais of the Meeting.

Western Australia.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1803.

Midland Junction Newspapers, Linuted (in liquidatic n).NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 148of the Companies Act, 1893, that a general meeting ofthe members of the abovenamed Company will be heldat 10 Helena street, Midland Junction, on Saturday,the 12th day of October, 1940, at 3.0 o 'clock in theafternoon, for the purpose of having an account laidbefore them showing the manner in which the wind-ing-up has been conducted and the property of theCompany disposed of, and of hearing any explanationthat may be given by the Liquidator, and also of deter-mining by special resolution the manner in which thebooks, accounts, and documents of the Company andof the Liquidator shall be disposed of.

Dated the 4th day of September, 1940.

J. W. DAWSON,Liquidator.

Boultbee, Godfrey, & Virtue, of Commercial UnionChambers, 66 St. George's terrace, Perth, Solicitorsf or the Liquidator.

IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ACT,1893-1938.

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofsection 20 of the above Aet, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issuedto Hugo Fischer (1940), Limited

Dated this 3rd day of September, 1940.

T. P. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

Suprenie Court Office, Perth, W.A.

SEPTeMI3ER 6, 1940.]

IN THE MATTER OF TIlE COMPANIES ACT,1893-1938.

NOTiCE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofsection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-lion, as a Linnted Company, has this day been issuedlo Geraldtoi, Tomato Products, Limited.

L)ated this 2nd day of September, 1940.

P. if. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

Supreme Court Oflice, Perth, WA.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893-1938.NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofsection 67 of the :ibovcna,ned Act, the name of Anglo-Austi-alian Oil and Trading Company, Limited, dulyineorporated on the 30th day of April, 1936, has been-hanged to Anglo Australian Trading Co., Limited.

I )ated lIne 30th day of August, 1940.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

TN TilE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1893-193 S.

(Section 205, subsection (3).)NOTICE is hereby given that, at the expiration ofthree mouths from the (late hereof, it is my intention,unless cause be shown to the contrary, to strike theii ames of tli c unde rmentionecl Companies 0 fr theRegister of Companies:-

96/28South Jleach Hydrodroute, Limited.6/30National Airways, Limited.

32/30T .1. Wuistall, Limited.75/30Eclipse Stores, Limited.72/32The Fasl,ion House, Limited.79/34K. I-I. l'erieles and Company, Limited.S4/34The Eastern Districts Gold Mines Limited.91/34Midas Gold Mines, Limited.

149/34Excelsio,- Syndicate, Limited.34/35Southern Cross Options Company, Limited.59/33Movie Weekly, Limited.66/35Sliarebrokers, Limited.97/35Morrison Motors, Limited.

1 16/35The Great Southern Broadcasters, Limited.124/35The Southern Cross Timber & Firewood Com-

pany, Limited.T 35/35_Canny Advertising Company, Limited.140/35Lynas Gold Mines, Limited.163/35London Agency, Limited.175/1935La nibs Wool Products, Limited.12/36Bingleys, Limited.

107/36Mutual Ti-nders, Limited.121/37Australasian Arts, Limited.133/37Associated Refrigeration and Air Condi-

ti oilers, Limited.16/38The Westralian Trust Company, Limited.40/2SBolgart Farms, Limited.6/25Tippings, Limited.6/26Moueliemore anc1 Co. Proprietary, Limited.8/29Wyworrie Pastoral Company, Lin,ited.

167/35Color Service Stores, Limited.14/36Ward Gibson, Limited.Dated this 5th day of September, 1940.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1679

THE PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1895.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hithertoexisting between Frederick Edward Curry, Gerald Mor-timer Taylor, and Ronald Harry Sullivan, u-ho carriedon the business of Bakers at Laverton and Beria, underthe style or firm of ''B.. H. Sullivan,'' has been dis-solved by mutual consent as from the 17th day of July,1940. Mr. Ronald Harry Sullivan retired froni thebusiness on that date and tIme said Partnership businesswill henceforth he carried on at the aforesaid addressesby Mr. Frederick Edward Curry and Mr. Gerald Mor-timer Taylor, on their own account, under the old firm-

name, and they will receive all moneys payable to timePartnership and discharge nil its liabilities.

Dated the 8th clay of August, 1940.

(Signed) F. E. CURRY.Witness: G. K. Biddies,

Solicitor, Perth.(Signed) B. H. SULLIVAN.

Witness: G. K. Biddies,Solicitor, Perth.

(Signed) G. M. TAYLOR.Witness: E. Mcllwrait.h,

Commissioner Declarations,Laverton.

ark B- llnniack, \Vitlmncll Chambers, Howard street,Perth, Solicitors for the ahovermamed.

iN 'PIlE SUPREME COURT OF' WESTERNA1/SrfRALTA_PROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of time Will of Mabel 'fitoinlinson Strick-land, late of Mend street, South Perth, in the Stateof Western Australia, Married Woman, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of the abovenanied de-ceased are hiemeby required to send particulars thereofin writing to the Executor, The Perpetual Exeentors,Trustees, B Agency Company, Limited, St. George'sterrace, Perth, on or before tl,e 7th day of October,1 940, after which date tIme Executor will distribute theassets of tl,e said deceased among the persons lawfullyentitled thereto, having regard only to such claims ordemos of which the Executor ci mall tI i en hi a i-c I a (1

notice.

Dated the 21Gm day of August, 1940.

NORTIIMORE, HALE, DAVY, B LEARE,Jlalshur- (hiamhers, H ovoid street, Perth,

Solicitors foi- the Exeeutoi-.

IN TilE SUPREME COIJET OF' WESTERNAUST.RXL1AI'ROB.-TE JURISDICTION.

iii the mattel of the \Vill amid Estate of Carl AndreasBorg, formerly of 33 Hineiuoa street, Kalgoom-hic,in the State of Western Australia, but late of 70Conser street, Coma, in the said State, Beth-ed Miii-big Investor, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having any claims ol demands against theEstate of tue abovenained Carl Andrcas Borg, deceased,are hereby required to scud in fnll particulars thereofin writing to The \Vest Australian Trustee, Executor,and Agency Conmpanv, Limited, of St. George's ter-i-ace, Pci-tb, ti,e Adniinisti-ator (with the \Vihh) of theEstate of the said deceased, oms or before the 7th dayof October, 1940; and, further, that at the expirationof time last-iimeimtioned date tile said Company will pro-ceed to distribute time assets of tile said deceased amongthe peisons entitled thereto, having m-egnid only to timeclaims and demands of which it shall then have had,iotice.

Dated tl,is 28th day of August, 1940.

N. B. ROBINSON,of Occidental I-louse, St. George's ten-ace,

Perth, Solicitoi- for time said Adminis-trator (with the Will).

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In time matter of time Will of Llewellyn Jones, late ofManmanniug (in the Will called Mammanniug) , intime State of Western Australia, Farmer, deceased.

NOTICE is hiei-eby given that all persons having claimsor demands against tile Estate of Llewellmm Jones, lateof Manmanning (in the Will called Mammnnning), inthe State of Western Australia, Farnier, deceased, arerequested to send particulars of the same in writingto the Executor of the Will of the said deceased, careof Pearson Lyon B Co., Solicitors, Northiani, on or lie-fore the 7th day of October, 1940, after wh,ielm date theExecutor will proceed to distsibute time assets of time

said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, hav-ing regard only to the claims and demands of whichlie shall then have had notice.


PEARSON LYON & CO.,Solicitors for the Executor,129 Fitzgerald street, Northa,n.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRAL1APRO13A'fE JURISDICTION.

Iii the matter of the Will of Joseph Searls Foulkes,formerly of North Freinantle, in the State of\Vcstcru Australia, but late of Mandurah, in thesaid State, iletired Police Officer, deceased.

ALL claims or (icalauds against the Estate of the above-named Joseph Scans Foulkes, deceased, must be sentin writing to the Executor, Joseph Saiiiuel Foulkes,care of the undersigned Solicitors, on or before the 7thday of October, 19-10, after which date the said Execu-tor will proceel to distribute the assets of the saiddeceased among the persons entitled thereto, havingregard only to the claims and demands so sent in.

Dated the 30th (lay of August, 1940.

DARBYSHIRE & GILLETT,Com,,iercial Bank Chambers, 42 St. George's

terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the Executor.

IN TilE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In tIme matter of the Will of Barrington Pearce Chid-low, formerly of Fitzgerald street, but late of Dukestreet, Nortleun, in the State of Western Asis-trahia, Storekeeper and Farmer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor deniands against the Estate of the abovenamed d-ceased are requested to scud particulars of the same iiiwriting to tIme Executrix, care of Messrs. Cumsor & May.berry, Solicitors, 110 Fitzgerald street, Northam, onor before the 7th (lay of October, 1940, after whichdate thai Executrix will proceed to distribution of theassets of the said (leceased amongst the persons entitledthereto, having regard only to the claims and demandsof which, she shall then have had notice.

Dated fids 29th, cla,- of August, 1940.

CONNOR & MAYBERRY,Solicitors for the Executrix,

110 Fitzgerald street, Northiaiu.

IN THE SUPIEME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Susaanah Elizabeth Tlionip-son, late of 280 Oxford street, Leederville. in theState of Western Australia, Widow, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersomms having claims or de,uamids against the Estateof the ahovenanied deceased are hereby reqrnred tosend full particulars thereof in w'riting to The Pet-petual Executors, Trustees, and Agency Company(WA.), Limited, of 91 St. George's terrace, Perth, theAdministrator (with the Will) of the said deceased,on or before the 7th (lay of October, 1940, after whichdate the Administrator (with time Will) will proceedto distribute time assets among the persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims and demandsof whirl, it shall then have had notice.

Dated tl,is 3rd clay of September, 1940.

S. E. TIPPETT,of WTest Australian Chambers, St. George's

terrace, Perth, Solicitor for tIme PerpetualExecutors, Trustees, and Agency Corn-puny (WA.), Limited.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTEIU;AUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Herbert Henry Trigwell,late of 65 Perth road, Bassendean, hi the State ofWestern Australia, Telegraphist, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having elahusor demands against the Estate of time abovemsamed de-ceased are hereby required to send particulars iii writ-big thereof to the Executor, ryhe West Australian'1' ,'ustce, Executor, and Agemscy Compamsy, Limited, of1L5 St. George's terrace, Perth, oms or before the 7th(lay of October, 1940, after which day the said Execu-tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de-ceased munongel the parties eistitleil thereto, havingregard only to the chains and demands of which thesaid Executor sl,all then have had notice.


RALPH J. STODDART,of WA. Trustee Buildings, 135 St. George's ter-

"flee, Perth, Solicitor for time Executor.


In the matter of tl,e Estate of Kenneth Somers, lateof Toodyay, in the State of Wester,i Australia,Motor Garage Proprietor, deceased (intestate).

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of Kenneth, Somers, lateof Toodyay, in the State of Western Australia, MotorGarage Proprietor, deceased, are requested to send par-ticulars of time same in writing to time Adrniuistratrix,care of the uudersigned, on or before the 7th day ofOctober, 1940, after whiim date the Administratrixwill proceed to distribute the assets of tIme said de-ceased amongst the pem'sons entitled thereto, havingregard only to time claims and (iema,lds of which sheshell then have had notice.

Dated the 2nd day of September, 1940.

CONNOR & MATBERRY,110 Fitzgerald street, Northiam,Solicitors for the Administratnix.


In the matter of the Administration Act, 1903-1 938,and in time matter of the Will and Codicil of SelinaSpurli]mg, formerly of 30 Oxhey road, Hawthorn,in the State of Victoria, but late of Hale School,Haveloek street, Perth,, in the State of WesternAustralia, Widow, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given thint alh creditors and othierpemwoims having claims Or deuman(ls against the Estateof the aboveuam,ied Seliva Spum'ling, deceased, are re-

quired to sc,id particulars th,ereof in writing to ThmePerpetual Executors, Trim stees, amid Agency Company(W.A.), Lhuitcd, of corner of Howard street and St.George's terrace, Perth,, thai duly appoim,ted Attorneyof The Ec1uit Trustees, Executors, and Agency Com-pany, Limited, of 472 Bourke street, Melbourne, in timeState of Victoria, the proving Executor of the Will ofthe abovemianied deceased, on or before time 7th, day ofOctober, 1940, after which, date the said Attorney willpm'oeeed to distribute tIme assets of the deceased ansoisgstthe persons eistitled thereto, having regard only to thisclaims and clemamids of which it shall then have hadnotice.


PARKER & PARKER,Solicitors for The Perpetual Ei-ecntors, Trustees,

and Agency Company (WA.), Limited,Attorney for the Executor of the Will oftime abovennmucd deceased.

1680 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. [SEPTEMBER 6, 1940.

ESTATES placed under the charge of the Curator of Intestate Estates for management during the month of August, 1940:-

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.

Notice of Divideipi.

No. Name of Deceased. Residence.Supposed

Nationality.Date ofOrder.

Estimated Value ofDate ofDeath.

Personally. Realty.

£ s.d. £ s.d.75/38 Stoddart, James David Broonie British ... 5-8-40 30 0 0 NjI 13-3-38

468/39 Mathews, Robert Tyrrell temporarily care of do. ...George Hotel, Mur.ray 4treet, Perth,in the State of West-ern Australia, butlate of 21 Cawnporeroad, Allahabad, in

,, 207 17 2 ,, 7-12-39

India84/40 Hynes, Rose ......Ballyhanc, Castlebar, Irish ...

in the County of,, 58 4 7 ,, 4-3-39

Mayo, Eire261/40 Cullcis, Ettie (also known Queen street, Perth ...British ...

as Letitia Cullen),, 566 0 0 ,, 3-7-40

207/40 MeEwan, Williani - -. fonueily of Peinberton do. ...hut late of Wooroloo

6-8-40 2 10 0 ,, 20-5-40

222/40 Blunt, Bertie Samuel ... late of High street, do. ...Freissantle ......

,, 1 0 7 ,, 6-4-40

232/40 Rooke, Charles Henry ... Popanyinning _ do. . ,, 15 0 0 ,, 1-6-4065/40 Liuton, ,Johu .. ... Continental Hotel, do. ...

Claremont15-8-40 10 0 0 ,, 16-2-40

224/40 Holmes, Janet Proctor ... Ewing street, Welsh- do. ...0001

,, 21 4 8 200 0 0 19-6-40

226/40 Pemberton, John Jaiiics thrinerly of Iayswater do. ...(a Iso knowis as J olin 1)11 t late of Nd lands

,, 3 0 0 Nil 9-6-40

James Ryan)153/40 Evans, Isabella Preshiaw 1 Wiinbleshou avenue, do. ...

Elwood, in the Stateof Victoria

19-8-40 33 0 0 ,, 29-11-36

205/40 MeVilly, Thomas Hawk- Wooroloo do. ...ins

,, 25 0 0 ,, 15-3-40

256/40 Eastwood, iThirtlma ... 67 Weston street, Car- do. ..lisle

,, 23 12 9 ,, 21-1-39

296/37 James, Walter ... ... formerly No. 6779, (10. ...

11th Battalion of the,, 220 0 0 ,, 31-10-37

Iistmaha u Imperialjones, bnt late of413 Newcastle street,\'mest Perth

257/40 Sinumsoits, John ...11ula;i Di..... do. _. 20-8-40 3,540 0 0 ,, 11-7-40227/40 Cook, Henmv Harold 41 .\ Isnlcun street, do. ..

Ilowe Ii

26-8-40 29 0 0 ,, 16-6-40

233,/40 Gazzi, PHIlip ------foi I a lv f Laverton American ...nit ha mf Victoria

,, 32 11 2 ,, I 2-6--40

Park250/40 Heed, William 'I'lmonias fornieilv of \\'iluna and British ...

East Ircinantle hutlate of Nedliincls

,, 2 0 0 ,, 30-6-10

265/10 Lentorm. Edwin Albert Coolg:udic ... do. _. ,, 145 0 0 ,, 31-7-40

Debtors Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Amountper £

First orFinal or

otherwise,

Whenpayable.

Wherepayable.

lineerKhan ... Carnarvon .. CamelDealer

SupremeCourt ofWesternAustralia

100 of1926

One shillingand two-pence and afraction

Final ... 10th Septem-ber, 1940

Office of OfficialReceiver,Supreme Point,Perth.

Dated this 6th day of September, 1940.A. H. JOHNSON,

Official Receiver in Bankruptcy,Supreme Court, Perth.

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