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PERTH, FRIDAY, 27 AUGUST 1999 No. 164PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY JOHN A. STRIJK, GOVERNMENT PRINTER AT 3.30 PM

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CONTENTS

PART 1Page

Cattle Industry Compensation Act 1965—Cattle Industry CompensationCancellation Notice 1999................................................................................................ 4147

Mental Health Act 1996—Mental Health (Authorization of Public Hospitals)Amendment Order (No. 4) 1999 ..................................................................................... 4148

Proclamation—Cattle Industry Compensation Act 1965 ................................................. 4147

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PART 2

Censorship .......................................................................................................................... 4149-51Education............................................................................................................................ 4151Heritage Council................................................................................................................. 4151-4Justice ................................................................................................................................. 4154-6Local Government .............................................................................................................. 4156-62Minerals and Energy.......................................................................................................... 4162-3Planning.............................................................................................................................. 4163-5Police................................................................................................................................... 4165Public Notices— Deceased Persons ........................................................................................................ 4169-70 Dissolution of Partnership.......................................................................................... 4171Racing, Gaming and Liquor............................................................................................... 4166Training .............................................................................................................................. 4166-8Transport ............................................................................................................................ 4168Water .................................................................................................................................. 4168-9

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— PART 1 —

PROCLAMATIONS

AA101

CATTLE INDUSTRY COMPENSATION ACT 1965PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIAP. M. Jeffery,

Governor.[L.S.]

} By His Excellency Major General Philip MichaelJeffery, Companion of the Order of Australia, Officerof the Order of Australia (Military Division), MilitaryCross, Governor of the State of Western Australia.

I, the Governor, acting under section 8 of the Cattle Industry Compensation Act 1965and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, declare Johne’s disease tobe a disease for the purposes of that Act.Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the State on 24 August 1999.By Command of the Governor,

HENDY COWAN, Acting Minister for Primary Industry.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN !

AGRICULTURE

AG301*

Cattle Industry Compensation Act 1965

Cattle Industry Compensation CancellationNotice 1999

Made by the Minister under section 17A(2) of the Act.

1. Citation

This notice may be cited as the Cattle Industry CompensationCancellation Notice 1999.

2. Cancellation of notice

The Cattle Industry Compensation Notice 1982 is cancelled.

HENDY COWAN, A/Minister for Primary Industry.

4148 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [27 August 1999

HEALTH

HE301*

Mental Health Act 1996

Mental Health (Authorization of PublicHospitals) Amendment Order (No. 4) 1999

Made by the Governor in Executive Council.

1. Citation

This order may be cited as the Mental Health (Authorization ofPublic Hospitals) Amendment Order (No. 4) 1999.

2. Commencement

This order come into operation on 30 August 1999.

3. Schedule 1 amended

Schedule 1 to the Mental Health (Authorization of PublicHospitals) Order 1998* is amended by deleting the item forSwan Districts Hospital and inserting the following iteminstead —

“Swan DistrictsHospital

Boronia Inpatient Unit being the areabordered in red on Plan No. BoroniaInpatient Unit at Swan Districts HospitalAC1 of June 1999

”.

[* Published in Gazette 22 January 1999, pp. 213-4.For amendments to 5 August 1999 see Gazette 12 March and25 May 1999.]

By Command of the Governor,

ROD SPENCER, Clerk of the Executive Council.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 414927 August 1999]

— PART 2 —

CENSORSHIP

CS401*CENSORSHIP ACT 1996

I, CHERYL LYNN EDWARDES, being the Minister administering the Censorship Act 1996, acting inthe exercise of the powers conferred by Section 15 of that Act, do hereby determine that the publicationsspecified in the schedule below shall be classified as refused publications for the purposes of that Act.Dated this 17th day of August 1999.

CHERYL LYNN EDWARDES, Minister for Labour Relations.

Schedule3 August 1999

Refused ClassificationTitle or Description PublisherBabyface Jul 1999 Vol 2 No 7 The Score GroupEscort Vol 19 No 7 Paul Raymond Publications LtdFoxy Lady’s Lovers Vol 8 No 29 Teresa OrlowskiHawk Aug 1999 Vol 8 No 9 Killer Joe Productions IncHustler Jul 199 Vol 26 No 1 LFP IncHustler’s Jail Babes Jun 1999 Vol 1 No 1 LFP IncNew Eros, The No 8 Bookpress BVNugget Aug 1999 Vol 43 No 8 Dugent CorpPleasure No 119 Vol 21 No 4 Pleasure-Verlag GMBHRasiert (Silwa Special) No 1 Silwa FilmScoop, The (28 July 1999) No 1 Prospero Publishing Pty LtdSeventeen Schoolgirl No 49 Bookpress BVSnob No 7 AVA


I, CHERYL LYNN EDWARDES, being the Minister administering the Censorship Act 1996, acting inthe exercise of the powers conferred by Section 15 of that Act, do hereby determine that the publicationsspecified in the schedule below shall be classified as restricted publications for the purposes of thatAct.Dated this 17th day of August 1999.



Restricted ClassificationTitle or Description PublisherAustralian Rosie, The Jul 1999 No 119 Clean Culture Int. Pty LtdAustralian Seventeen, The No 2 Clean Culture Int. Pty LtdAustralian Seventeen, The No 3 Clean Culture Int. Pty LtdBest of 40 Plus, The Vol 1 Iss 9 Fantasy Publications LtdBest of Big & Black, The Vol 1 Iss 7 Fantasy Publications LtdBest of Big Ones, The Vol 1 Iss 10 Fantasy Publications LtdBest of Cheri (Special Edition #118) Vol 21 No 11 Cheri Magazine IncBest of Dolly Buster, The No 1 ZBFBest Of Escort, The No 34 Paul Raymond Publications LtdBest of Genesis (Friends & Lovers) Sep 1999 No 23 Genesis Publications IncBest of Hustler Gold, The Vol 1 JT Publishing Pty LtdBest of Real Wives, The Iss 8 Fantasy Publications LtdBi (Silwa Special) No 1 Silwa FilmBi (Silwa Special) No 3 Silwa FilmBig Tits Forever (Silwa Special) No 6 Silwa Film

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [27 August 19994150

Restricted Classification—continuedTitle or Description PublisherBlow Up No 10 Scandinavian Picture GMBHBlow Up Rasiert Special No 2 Scandinavian Picture GMBHBlow Up Rasiert Special No 3 Scandinavian Picture GMBHButtman Vol 2 No 2 EA ProductionsClub Vol 28 No 6 Paul Raymond Publications LtdClub Jun 1999 Vol 25 No 5 Paragon Publishing IncClub Jun 1999 Vol 25 No 6 Paragon Publishing IncClub Confidential Jun 1999 Vol 8 No 6 Paragon Publishing IncClub International Jun 1999 Vol 23 Iss 6 Paragon Publishing IncClub International Jul 1999 Vol 23 Iss 7 Paragon Publishing IncColor Climax No 146 Color-Climax CorporationCum All Over #20 (Distra Spezial) Vol 4 No 2 Distra GMBHCum All Over #21 (Distra Spezial) Vol 4 No 3 Distra GMBHDingo (4 August 1999) No 4 ACP ExtraEuroticon No 11 MGMFoxy Lady Vol 2 No 5 Teresa OrlowskiFoxy Lady’s Lovers Vol 6 No 19 Teresa OrlowskiFoxy Lady’s Lovers Vol 6 No 20 Teresa OrlowskiFoxy Lady’s Lovers Vol 6 No 21 Teresa OrlowskiFoxy Lady’s Lovers Vol 6 No 22 Teresa OrlowskiFoxy Lady’s Lovers Vol 7 No 24 Teresa OrlowskiFoxy Lady’s Lovers Vol 7 No 25 Teresa OrlowskiGent (Home of the D-Cups) Aug 1999 Vol 41 No 8 Dugent CorporationGold No 11 Color-Climax CorporationHigh Society Aug 1999 Vol 24 No 8 The Crescent Publishing Group IncHustler (Gold Label Edition - Collectors’ Special Issue) JT Publishing Pty Ltd

Vol 4 No 8Inspiration No 38 Color-Climax CorporationJunge Debutantinnen (Silwa Special) No 2 Silwa FilmJust 18 Aug 1999 No 22 Swank Publications IncMen Only (Summer Special) 1999 Paul Raymond Publications LtdMens World Vol 11 No 7 Paul Raymond Publications LtdNaughty Neighbors Aug 1999 Vol 5 No 8 The Score GroupNude Readers’ Wives No 144 Fantasy Publications LtdOnly 18 Vol 2 No 3 Fantasy Publications LtdPicture’s Home Girls Annual ‘99, The ACP ExtraPicture’s Me and My Boobs Annual, The 1999 ACP ExtraPosh Wives! Vol 1 No 12 Fantasy Publications LtdRasiert (Silwa Special) No 2 Silwa FilmRasiert (Silwa Special) No 3 Silwa FilmRasiert (Silwa Special) No 4 Silwa FilmRazzle Vol 17 No 6 Paul Raymond Publications LtdReaders’ Wives Vol 7 No 2 Fantasy Publications LtdReal Wives Vol 6 No 4 Fantasy Publications LtdRodox Special Selection No 16 Color-Climax CorporationSexual Fantasy No 23 Color-Climax CorporationSexual Fantasy No 26 Color-Climax CorporationSexual Fantasy No 31 Color-Climax CorporationShe-Male (Silwa Special) No 5 Silwa FilmShe-Male (Silwa Special) No 6 Silwa FilmShe-Male (Silwa Special) No 7 Silwa FilmShe-Male (Silwa Special) No 8 Silwa FilmSwank Jul 1999 No 22 Swank Publications IncSwank Confidential Jul 1999 No 21 Swank Publications IncSwank Desire (Lesbian Lust) Jul 1999 No 21 Swank Publications IncSwank Satin (Bra Busters) Aug 1999 No 21 Swank Publications IncSwank Special (Asiana) Jun 1999 No 21 Swank Publications IncSwank Unleashed (Mature Nymphos) Jul 1999 No 21 Swank Publications IncSwank X-Rated Series (Uncensored Close-Up) Jun 1999 Swank Publications Inc

No 21Swank’s Taboo (Legal & Tender) Jul 1999 No 21 Swank Publications IncSwank’s Video World Aug 1999 No 21 Swank Publications IncTeazer Vol 3 Iss 12 Galaxy Publications LtdTeenage Sex No 93 Color-Climax CorporationTransexual Climax No 5 Color-Climax CorporationTransexual Climax No 6 Color-Climax CorporationTransexual Climax No 7 Color-Climax CorporationTransexual Climax No 8 Color-Climax CorporationTransexual Climax No 10 Color-Climax CorporationVery Best of High Society, The #109 Vol 16 No 5 The Crescent Publishing GroupVoluptuous Aug 1999 Vol 6 No 8 The Score GroupWeekend Sex (Anal Special) No 2 WS CityXotica No 4 Not Known



I, CHERYL LYNN EDWARDES, being the Minister administering the Censorship Act 1996, acting in theexercise of the powers conferred by Section 15 of that Act, do hereby determine that the publications specifiedin the schedule below shall be classified as unrestricted publications for the purposes of that Act.Dated this 17th day of August 1999.



Unrestricted ClassificationTitle or Description PublisherCelebrity Flesh ‘99 ACP ExtraPlayboy Sep 1999 Vol 46 No 9 PlayboyPlayboy’s Playmate Review Aug 1999 Playboy PressPlayboy’s Sex Stars Of The Century (Collectors’ Edition) Aug 1999 Playboy Press

EDUCATION

ED401MURDOCH UNIVERSITY ACT 1973

Office of the Minister for Education,Perth 1999.

It is hereby notified that the Governor in Executive Council, acting under the provisions of Section 24of the Murdoch University Act 1973-1985, has approved amendments to By-laws 1(2) and 37(1) as setout in the attached schedule.

COLIN J. BARNETT, Minister for Education.M. C. WAUCHOPE, Clerk of the Executive Council.

The proposed amendments to the By-Laws as set out in the Schedule have been approved and ratifiedby an absolute majority of the members of the Senate in accordance with Section 24(4) of the MurdochUniversity Act 1973-85.The Official Seal of Murdoch University was hereto affixed in accordance with Senate Resolution 63(1)/96.

STEVEN SCHWARTZ, Vice Chancellor.ANDREW BAIN, University Secretary.

Dated 29th June 1999.

ScheduleBy-lawsBy-law 1(2) Delete the definition of ‘authorised’ and substitute in its place the following—

‘authorised’ (except when used in the definition of ‘authorised officer’) means (a) approved by theSenate by resolution, or by the Vice Chancellor in writing, or (b) an otherwise prohibited land use oractivity which is permitted by a parking permit or declaration issued pursuant to theseBy-laws;

By-law 37(1) Delete and substitute in its place the following—The holder of the parking permit shall be deemed to have been the driver or person in charge of thevehicle at the time of any alleged breach of these By-laws involving that vehicle. If that vehicledoes not have a current parking permit, the owner of the vehicle shall be deemed to have been thedriver or person in charge of it at the time of the alleged breach of these By-laws.

HERITAGE COUNCIL

HR401*Government of Western Australia

HERITAGE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT 1990NOTICE OF ENTRY OF PLACES IN THE REGISTER OF HERITAGE PLACES

Notice is hereby given in accordance with Section 51(2) of the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990that, pursuant to directions from the Minister for Heritage, the places described in Schedule 1 havebeen entered in the Register of Heritage Places on a permanent basis with effect from today.


Schedule 1

Name Location Description of Place

Leighton Battery Cnr Stirling Highway & North Fremantle Lot 456 and that portion of NorthBoundary Road, Mosman Fremantle Lot 455, being part of Crown ReservePark 41749 and being part of the land comprised in Crown

Land Record Volume 3093 Folio 871 as together aredefined in HCWA survey drawing No 3247 preparedby Steffanoni Ewing & Cruickshank Pty Ltd

Lemnos Hospital Stubbs Terrace, Shenton That portion of Swan Location 11622, being partPark of Crown Reserve 20074 and being part of the land

comprised in Crown Land Record Volume 3906 Folio461 as is defined in HCWA survey drawing No 1833prepared by Steffanoni Ewing & Cruickshank PtyLtd

Mead Homestead Lot 158 Mandurah Those parts of Vacant Crown Land and CockburnRoad, Leda Sound Locations 158 and 94, being part of the land

comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1579 Folio505 as together are defined in HCWA surveydrawing No 2327 prepared by Steffanoni Ewing andCruickshank Pty Ltd

Memorial Hall 12 Lochee Street, Mosman Park Lot 456, being Crown Reserve 25213Mosman Park and being the whole of the land comprised in Crown

Land Record Volume 3038 Folio 994Millers’ Bakehouse Cnr Elvira & Baal Lot 985 on Plan 4153, being the whole of the landMuseum Streets, Palmyra comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 740 Folio

59. Lot 77 on Diagram 67838, being the whole ofthe land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume1702 Folio 291

North Perth Town 24-26 View Street, North Swan Location 2146, being the whole of the landComplex Perth comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 2030

Folio 208St Luke’s Anglican 16 & 18 Monument Lots 9, 13 and 14 on Plan 1663, being part of theChurch Group Street & 1 Willis Street, land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1193

Mosman Park Folio 558. Lot 10 on Plan 1663, being the whole ofthe land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume102 Folio 142

Westbrook End of Florence Road That part of Sussex Location 12, being part of theHomestead (off Bussell Hwy), Vasse land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1786

Folio 428 as is defined in HCWA survey drawingNo 5372 prepared by Steffanoni Ewing &Cruickshank Pty Ltd

Pursuant to directions from the Minister for Heritage, notice is hereby given in accordance with Section49(1) of the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990 that it is proposed that the places described inSchedule 2 be entered in the Register of Heritage Places. The Heritage Council invites submissions onthe proposal; submissions must be in writing and should be forwarded to the following address notlater than 8 October 1999.

The Director, Office of the Heritage Council108 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth WA 6004

The places will be entered in the Register on an interim basis with effect from today.

Schedule 2

Place Location Description of Place

Applecross District Kintail Road, Applecross Part of Lot 180 on Plan 1751 (sheet 4), being theHall whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title

Volume 1661 Folio 596Army Vehicle Second Avenue, Nungarin Lot 1 on Diagram 28489, being the whole of the landWorkshops comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1279

Folio 627Brass Monkey 209 William Street, Lot 1 on Plan 705, being the whole of the land

Northbridge comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1718Folio 499.

Carlton Hotel 248 Hay Street, Lots 4 and 5 on Plan 2638, being the whole of theEast Perth land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1871

Folio 353. Lot 6 on Plan 2638, being the whole ofthe land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume1700 Folio 441.


Schedule 2—continued


Dongara Post Office 7 Waldeck Street, Lot 12, the subject of Diagram 79151, being the& Quarters Dongara whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title

Volume 1921 Folio 438

Fremantle Grammar 200 High Street, Lot 1 on Strata Plan 25800, together with a shareSchool (fmr) Fremantle of the common property as set out therein, being

the whole of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1988 Folio 4

His Majesty’s Hotel 2 Mouat Street, Fremantle Town Lots 40 and 1515 and a portion ofFremantle Fremantle Town Lot 39, being the whole of the land

comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1886Folio 287

Midland Inn 408 Great Eastern Lot 102 and part of Lot 104 on Plan 3052 (sheet 1),Highway, Midland being part of the land comprised in Certificate of

Title Volume 1559 Folio 844

Royal Hotel 531 Wellington Street, That portion of Lot 20 on Diagram 67741, being partPerth of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume

1687 Folio 585 as is defined on HCWA surveydrawing No 2148 prepared by Links Surveying

Scots Presbyterian 90 South Terrace, Cnr Fremantle Town Lot 1360, being the whole of theChurch Parry Street, Fremantle land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 28

Folio 355

St Peter’s Anglican 11-15 Leonard Street, Lot 631 on Plan 4377 (sheet 2) and Lot 9 on DiagramChurch & Memorial Victoria Park 9903, being the whole of the land comprised inHall Certificate of Title Volume 1302 Folio 700

Sutton’s Farm & Lot 506 Apollo Place, Lot 506 on Plan 22420, being the whole of the landGraveyard Halls Head & Murray comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 2150

Location 2083 Picaroon Folio 320. Murray Location 2083, being CrownPlace, Halls Head Reserve 45350 and being the whole of the land

comprised in Crown Land Record Volume 3110Folio 6.

Telyarup Homestead Gnowangerup-Broomehill Those parts of Kojonup Locations 151 and 4965,Road, Gnowangerup being part of the land comprised in Certificate of

Title Volume 1826 Folio 222 as are defined in HCWAsurvey drawing No 3417 prepared by SteffanoniEwing & Cruickshank Pty Ltd

Tom Collins House Allen Park, 88 Wood (Firstly) that portion of road reserve and (secondly)Street, Swanbourne that part of Cottesloe Town Lot 368, being part of

Crown Reserve 7804 and being part of the landcomprised in Crown Land Record Volume 3013Folio 196 as are marked A and B respectively onHCWA survey drawing No 2368 prepared by BrownMcAllister (WA) Pty Ltd

Wesley Church Cnr Market & That portion of Fremantle Town Lot 242, being partCantonment Streets, of the land on Diagram 4133 and being part of theFremantle land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1346

Folio 296 as is defined in HCWA survey drawingNo 0955 prepared by Steffanoni Ewing &Cruickshank Pty Ltd

Yarloop Timber Mill Railway Parade, Yarloop Those portions of Lot 1 on Diagram 68074, beingWorkshops part of the land comprised in Certificate of Title

Volume 1708 Folio 671, Lot 100 on Diagram 64848,being part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1650 Folio 579 and WellingtonLocation 897, being part of the land comprised inCertificate of Title Volume 2118 Folio 328 astogether are defined in HCWA survey drawingNo 1203 prepared by Steffanoni Ewing &Cruickshank Pty Ltd


NOTICE OF ADVICE REGARDING REGISTRATION OF CROWN PROPERTYIn accordance with the requirements of Section 47 (5) of the Heritage of Western Australia Act, theHeritage Council hereby gives notice that it has advised the Minister for Heritage that the placeslisted in Schedule 3 should be entered in the Register of Heritage Places on an interim basis. TheHeritage Council hereby gives notice of the interim registration and invites submissions on thematter; submissions must be in writing and should be forwarded to the following address not laterthan 8 October 1999.

The Director, Office of the Heritage Council108 Adelaide Terrace East Perth WA 6004

The places listed in Schedule 3 are vested in the Crown, or in a person on behalf of the Crown, in rightof the State.

Schedule 3


Carmel Primary 101 Carmel Road, The whole of Crown Reserve 8717 in the District of(fmr) Carmel CanningHouse, 26 King 26 King Street, East Part of Lot 454 on Plan 2005, being the whole of the

Fremantle land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 2113Folio 742

Merredin State Great Eastern Highway, That part of Nangeenan Agricultural area Lot 2,Farm Manager’s Merredin being part of Crown Reserve 10009 and being partHouse (fmr) of the land comprised in Crown Land Record Volume

3077 Folio 328 as is defined in HCWA surveydrawing No 9080 prepared by Steffanoni Ewing &Cruickshank Pty Ltd

Toodyay Fire Station 105-107 Stirling Terrace, Part of Lot 6 on Plan 769, being the whole of theToodyay land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 880

Folio 86.

Dated this 27th day of August 1999.

IAN BAXTER, Director, Office of the Heritage Council.

JUSTICE

JM401SUPREME COURT ACT 1935

RULE OF COURT

(Sittings and Winter Vacation for 2000)

Pursuant to the powers conferred by the Supreme Court Act 1935, and all other powers hereuntoenabling, the Judges of the Supreme Court hereby order as follows.

FULL COURT SITTINGS1. (1) Sittings of the Full Court for the year 2000 shall be ten in number, and shall commence on thefollowing days—

Tuesday 1 FebruaryWednesday 1 MarchMonday 3 AprilMonday 1 MayThursday 1 JuneTuesday 10 JulyTuesday 1 AugustFriday 1 SeptemberTuesday 3 OctoberWednesday 1 November

(2) The Full Court may sit on such other days as it shall think fit.

(3) Unless otherwise directed by the Chief Justice, criminal appeals and applications only shall belisted for hearing at the July sittings.

PERTH CIVIL SITTINGS2. Civil sittings of the Supreme Court at Perth for the trial of causes and issues of fact during the year2000 shall commence on Tuesday, 11 January and shall continue, except for the Easter and Wintervacations and for Public Service holidays, until Friday 22 December.


PERTH CRIMINAL SITTINGS3. Criminal sittings of the Supreme Court to be held at Perth during the year 2000 shall commence onthe following days—

Wednesday 12 JanuaryTuesday 1 FebruaryWednesday 1 MarchMonday 3 AprilMonday 1 MayTuesday 6 JuneMonday 10 JulyTuesday 1 AugustMonday 4 SeptemberTuesday 3 OctoberWednesday 1 NovemberMonday 4 December

WINTER VACATION4. The Winter vacation for 2000 shall commence on Monday 26 June and shall terminate on Sunday9 July.Dated the 12th day of August 1999.

DAVID K. MALCOLM, C.J.D. A. IPP, J.

H. WALLWORK, J.M. J. MURRAY, J.

R. J. ANDERSON, J.N. J. OWEN, J.

K. WHITE, J.C. D. STEYTLER, J.

K. H. PARKER, J.DESMOND HEENAN, J.

A. J. TEMPLEMAN, J.C. WHEELER, J.

GEOFFREY MILLER, J.JOHN McKECHNIE, J.

CIRCUIT SITTINGS FOR 2000Pursuant to section 46 of the Supreme Court Act 1935, I hereby appoint the following sittings of theSupreme Court at circuit towns for the year 2000.

Circuit Town Date of Commencement

Albany 13 March10 July4 September13 November

Bunbury 14 February1 May31 July30 October

Esperance 7 February15 May11 September13 November

Kalgoorlie 21 February29 May7 August6 November

Geraldton ) 1 FebruaryCarnarvon ) 3 AprilKarratha ) 29 MayPort Hedland ) 31 JulyBroome ) 4 OctoberDerby ) 4 DecemberKununurra )

Dated the 12 day of August 1999.

DAVID K. MALCOLM AC, Chief Justice of Western Australia.


JM402JUSTICES ACT 1902

It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the appointment of—

Mrs Noeleen Gay Jess of 45 Sutherland Street, DerbyMr Brian Mumme of 6 Banks Avenue, Collie

to the office of Justice of the Peace for the State of Western Australia.

RICHARD FOSTER, Executive Director, Court Services.

JM403DECLARATIONS AND ATTESTATIONS ACT 1913

It is hereby notified for public information that the Hon Attorney General has approved the appointmentof the following persons as Commissioners for Declarations under the Declarations and AttestationsAct 1913—

Mr Laurence Joseph Crouch of 180 Gibbs Road, NowergupMrs Toni Lynette Deboer of 2/21 Malone Street, WillageeMrs Hilda Kent of 8 Leithdale Road, DarlingtonMrs Janet Irene Neilson of 10 Hanley Place, HillarysMrs Karen Elizabeth Newman of 12 Aristride Avenue, KallarooMr Graham Reddin of 3 Lindfield Retreat, KallarooMr Frank Eric Sanders of 10 Annean Loop, Rockingham

RICHARD FOSTER, Executive Director, Court Services.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

LG401BUSH FIRES ACT 1954

Shire of HarveyIt is hereby notified for public information that Council has appointed the following persons as BushFire Control Officers for the Shire of Harvey effective from 1st July 1999—

Mr Graham Moore Yarloop WestMr Garry Arthur Benger, Wokalup East and West and Brunswick NorthMr Robert George Olive Hill/RoelandsMr Geoff Van Rossum Cookernup

JEFF GALE, Acting Chief Executive Officer.

LG402*LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1995

HEALTH ACT 1911City of Geraldton

Memorandum of Imposing Rates 1999/2000At a meeting of the Geraldton City Council held on 16 August 1999, it was resolved that the rates andcharges specified hereunder be imposed on all rateable property within the City of Geraldton inaccordance with the Local Government Act 1995 and the Health Act 1911 for the period 1 July 1999 to30 June 2000.Dated this 27th day of August 1999.

P. G. COOPER, Mayor.C. J. ALDRED, Chief Executive Officer.


Schedule of Rates and Charges LeviedGeneral Rates9.1130 cents in a dollar on Gross Rental Values on all rateable land within the District.9.1130 cents in a dollar on Unimproved Values on all rateable land within the District.The Urban Farmland rate will be the same as the General Rate imposed on the City.Minimum RatesA minimum rate of $491.20 for each separate location on Gross Rental Values within the District.A minimum rate of $491.20 for each separate location on Unimproved Values within the District.Administration ChargeA charge of $7.50 for the Two Instalment option and $22.50 for the Four Instalment option.Interest on InstalmentsInterest will be charged on each instalment at the rate of 5.5% per annum calculated on a daily basis.Instalments which are not paid by the due date will be charged penalty interest at the rate of 10% perannum calculated on a daily basis and the ratepayer’s instalment option may be revoked.Penalty Interest Charged on Overdue Rates and ChargesThe rate of penalty interest is 10% per annum calculated on a daily basis. All arrears, rates andcharges will be charged as from 1 July 1998 until paid. Penalty Interest will be charged on Rates andCharges raised this financial year, that remain outstanding fifty six (56) days after the date of issue ofthe rate notice.DiscountA discount of 2.5% will be allowed on current rates paid in full within 35 days of the date of issue of theRate Notice. The payment must be received at the Council office by 4.00 pm on the due date.Due Dates for Payment of Rates and Service Levies for 1998/99

Two Instalment Plan Four Instalment Plan1 October 1999 1 October 19991 December 1999 1 December 1999

1 February 20003 April 2000

SanitationRubbish Rate Residential areas$116.00 per annum for one standard service for 240/120 ltr MGB.Eligible pensioners entitled to a concessional rate of (10%) for a standard service. An eligiblepensioner is a pensioner under the provisions of the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments)Act 1992.

Commercial properties$132.00 per annum for one standard service for a 240 ltr MGB.Non Rateable properties$164.00 per annum for a standard service for a 240 ltr MGB.Bulk refuse disposal$16.00 per loose cubic metreMobile Garbage Bins (MGB’s)Rental 240 litre MGB $22.00 per annumPurchase of 240/120 litre MGB $75.00Delivery Charge $ 5.00Bulk bin application to be located on road reserve/verge—$20.00 app. fee

C. J. ALDRED, Chief Executive Officer.

LG403SHIRE OF RAVENSTHORPE

RangersIt is hereby notified for public information that Brian Raymond Hulland and Nathan Owen WattsCain have been appointed as Authorised Persons of the Shire of Ravensthorpe pursuant to the following—

To exercise power under Part XX of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1960;Section 449 of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1960 as Pound Keeper andRanger;Part 9 Division 2 of the Local Government Act 1995;Section 9.13, 9.15 of the Local Government Act 1995 as an Authorised Person;Section 3.39 of the Local Government Act 1995 as an Authorised Person;


And as an Authorised Person pursuant to the following—Dog Act 1976 for the purposes of registering, seizing, impounding, detaining and destroying ofdogs; Section 33E(1) Dog Act as an Authorised Person;Control of Vehicles (Off Road Area) Act 1978;Litter Act 1979;Bush Fires Act 1954

And effecting general ranger duties within the district.All previous appointments to this position are hereby revoked.

B. R. HULLAND, Chief Executive Officer.

LG404DOG ACT 1976

Shire of RavensthorpeAppointment of Authorised Officers

It is hereby notified for public information that the following persons have been appointed under theprovisions of the Dog Act 1976—

Registration OfficerBrian Hulland Nathan CainDenise Wolfenden Dinah HallamKerry-Anne Nagle Charmaine Wisewould

All previous appointments to this position are hereby revoked.

B. R. HULLAND, Chief Executive Officer.

LG405LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1995

DISTRICT OF JOONDALUP (WARD BOUNDARIES, REPRESENTATION ANDELECTIONS) ORDER 1999

Made by the Governor in Executive Council under sections 2.2, 2.3, 2.18 and 9.62 of the Local GovernmentAct 1995.

Citation1. This Order may be cited as the District of Joondalup (Ward Boundaries, Representation and Elections)Order 1999.

Commencement2. This Order shall take effect on and from the date of publication in the Government Gazette.

Division of District into Wards3. The district of Joondalup shall be divided into wards as designated and described in the Schedule tothis Order.

Number of Offices of Councillor in the District4. The total number of offices of Councillor for the District of Joondalup shall be 14.

Number of Offices of Councillor in Wards5. The number of offices of councillor for each of the North Coastal, Marina, Whitfords, Pinnaroo,South Coastal, South and Lakeside Wards shall be 2.

Elections to be held6. Elections to fill the offices of Councillor for the District of Joondalup shall be held on 11 December1999.By Command of the Governor,

ROD SPENCER, Clerk of the Council.


SCHEDULENORTH COASTAL WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the low water mark of theIndian Ocean with the prolongation westerly of the centreline of Shenton Avenue, a point on a presentwestern boundary of the City of Joondalup and extending easterly to and generally easterly along thatcentreline to the centreline of the proposed alignment of the Mitchell Freeway; thence generallynorthwesterly along that centreline to a northwestern side of Burns Beach Road, a point on a presentnorthern boundary of the City of Joondalup and thence westerly, generally northerly, again westerlyand generally southeasterly along boundaries of that city to the starting point.

MARINA WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the low water mark ofthe Indian Ocean with the prolongation westerly of the centreline of Shenton Avenue, a point on apresent western boundary of the City of Joondalup and extending easterly to and generally easterlyalong that centreline to the centreline of the proposed alignment of the Mitchell Freeway; thencegenerally southeasterly along that centreline and generally southeasterly along the centreline ofthe Perth-Joondalup Railway to the centreline of Ocean Reef Road; thence generally northwesterlyand generally westerly along that centreline to the prolongation northeasterly of the centreline ofOceanside Promenade; thence southwesterly to and generally southwesterly along that centrelineto the prolongation westerly of the centreline of West View Boulevard; thence westerly along thatprolongation to the low water mark of the Indian Ocean, a point on a present western boundary ofthe City of Joondalup and thence generally northwesterly along boundaries of that city to thestarting point.

WHITFORDS WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the low water mark of theIndian Ocean with the prolongation southwesterly of the centreline of St Helier Drive, a point on apresent southwestern boundary of the City of Joondalup and extending northeasterly along thatprolongation to the centreline of West Coast Drive; thence generally northerly along that centreline tothe centreline of Hepburn Avenue; thence generally northeasterly along that centreline to the centrelineof Marmion Avenue; thence generally northerly along that centreline to the centreline of Ocean ReefRoad; thence generally westerly along that centreline to the prolongation northeasterly of the centrelineof Oceanside Promenade; thence southwesterly to and generally southwesterly along that centreline tothe prolongation westerly of the centreline of West View Boulevard; thence westerly along thatprolongation to the low water mark of the Indian Ocean, a point on a present western boundary of theCity of Joondalup and thence generally southerly and generally southeasterly along boundaries ofthat city to the starting point

PINNAROO WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the centreline of Ocean ReefRoad with the centreline of Marmion Avenue and extending generally southerly along the lastmentionedcentreline to the centreline of Hepburn Avenue; thence generally easterly along that centreline to thecentreline of the Perth-Joondalup Railway; thence generally northerly along that centreline to thecentreline of Ocean Reef Road and thence generally northwesterly along that centreline to the startingpoint.

SOUTH COASTAL WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the low water mark of theIndian Ocean with the prolongation southwesterly of the centreline of St Helier Drive, a point on apresent southwestern boundary of the City of Joondalup and extending northeasterly along thatprolongation to the centreline of West Coast Drive; thence generally northerly along that centreline tothe centreline of Hepburn Avenue; thence generally northeasterly and generally easterly along thatcentreline to the centreline of the Perth-Joondalup Railway; thence generally southeasterly along thatcentreline to a northern side of Beach Road, a point on present southern boundary of the City ofJoondalup and thence generally westerly and generally northwesterly along boundaries of that city tothe starting point.

SOUTH WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of a northern side of BeachRoad with the centreline of the Perth-Joondalup Railway, a point on a present southern boundary ofthe City of Joondalup and extending generally northwesterly and generally northerly along thatcentreline to the centreline of Whitfords Avenue; thence generally southeasterly and generallynortheasterly along that centreline to a southwestern side of Wanneroo Road, a point on a presentnortheastern boundary of the City of Joondalup and thence generally southerly and generally westerlyalong boundaries of that city to the starting point.

LAKESIDE WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of a northwestern side of BurnsBeach Road with the centreline of the proposed alignment of the Mitchell Freeway, a point on a presentnorthwestern boundary of the City of Joondalup and extending generally southeasterly along thatcentreline and generally southeasterly and generally southerly along the centreline of thePerth-Joondalup Railway to the centreline of Whitfords Avenue; thence generally southeasterly andgenerally northeasterly along that centreline to a southwestern side of Wanneroo Road, a point on apresent northeastern boundary of the City of Joondalup and thence generally northwesterly andgenerally westerly along boundaries of that city to the starting point.


LG406LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1995

DISTRICT OF WANNEROO (WARD BOUNDARIES, REPRESENTATION ANDELECTIONS) ORDER 1999

Made by the Governor in Executive Council under sections 2.2, 2.3, 2.18 and 9.62 of the Local GovernmentAct 1995.

Citation1. This Order may be cited as the District of Wanneroo (Ward Boundaries, Representation and Elections)Order 1999.

Commencement2. This Order shall take effect on and from the date of publication in the Government Gazette.

Division of District into Wards3. The district of Wanneroo shall be divided into wards as designated and described in the Schedule tothis Order.

Number of Offices of Councillor in the District4. The total number of offices of Councillor for the District of Wanneroo shall be 14.

Number of Offices of Councillor in Wards5. The number of offices of councillor for each of the North, Coastal, Hester, Wanneroo, Central, Alexanderand South Wards shall be 2.

Elections to be held6. Elections to fill the offices of Councillor for the District of Wanneroo shall be held on 11 December1999.By Command of the Governor,

ROD SPENCER, Clerk of the Council.

SCHEDULENORTH WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the low water mark of theIndian Ocean with the prolongation westerly of the northern boundary of Lot M1503, as shown onOffice of Titles Diagram 6815 and extending easterly to and along that boundary to a southwesternboundary of Swan Location 11544 (Class A Reserve 9868); thence generally southerly and easterlyalong boundaries of that location to the southwestern corner of the northern severance of Location6279; thence southeasterly to and along the southwestern boundary of the southern severance of thelastmentioned location and onwards to a northeastern corner of Location 1370; thence generallysoutheasterly along boundaries of that location to the northern corner of Location 10122; thence generallysoutheasterly along boundaries of that location to its southeastern corner; thence easterly along asouthern boundary of Class A Reserve 27575 to the centreline of the proposed alignment of the MitchellFreeway; thence generally southeasterly along that centreline to the southern boundary of Location3323 (Class A Reserve 27575); thence westerly along that boundary to a western side of the proposedalignment of the Mitchell Freeway, a present southwestern corner of the City of Wanneroo; thencegenerally southerly and generally northeasterly along boundaries of that city to the centreline ofJoondalup Drive; thence generally easterly along that centreline and onwards to the centreline ofWanneroo Road; thence generally northwesterly along that centreline to the prolongation southwesterlyof the centreline of Flynn Drive; thence northeasterly to and generally northeasterly and generallyeasterly along that centreline and onwards to the centreline of Pinjar Road; thence generallysouthwesterly along that centreline to the prolongation westerly of the centreline of Neaves Road;thence easterly to and generally easterly along that centreline to the prolongation southwesterly of thenorthwestern boundary of the northwestern severance of Location 1866; thence northeasterly to andnortheasterly and easterly along boundaries of that severance and onwards to the centreline of NeavesRoad; thence northeasterly along that centreline to the prolongation northerly of the eastern boundaryof the northeastern severance of Location 1866, a point on a present eastern boundary of the City ofWanneroo and thence generally northerly, generally westerly and generally southeasterly alongboundaries of that city to the starting point.

COASTAL WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the low water mark of theIndian Ocean with the prolongation westerly of the northern boundary of Lot M1503, as shown onOffice of Titles Diagram 6815 and extending easterly to and along that boundary to a southwesternboundary of Swan Location 11544 (Class A Reserve 9868); thence generally southerly and easterlyalong boundaries of that location to the southwestern corner of the northern severance of Location6279; thence southeasterly to and along the southwestern boundary of the southern severance of thelastmentioned location and onwards to a northeastern corner of Location 1370; thence generallysoutheasterly along boundaries of that location to the southeastern corner of Lot 3, as shown on Officeof Titles Plan 9383; thence westerly along the southern boundary of that lot to the centreline of MarmionAvenue; thence generally southeasterly along that centreline to the prolongation southwesterly of thecentreline of Neerabup Road; thence northeasterly to and generally easterly along that centreline and


onwards to the centreline of the proposed alignment of the Mitchell Freeway; thence generallysoutheasterly along that centreline to the southern boundary of Location 3323 (Class A Reserve 27575);thence westerly along that boundary to a western side of the proposed alignment of the Mitchell Freeway,a present southwestern corner of the City of Wanneroo and thence westerly and generally northwesterlyalong boundaries of that city to the starting point.

HESTER WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the southeastern corner of Lot 3, as shown onOffice of Titles Plan 9383; thence westerly along the southern boundary of that lot to the centreline ofMarmion Avenue; thence generally southeasterly along that centreline to the prolongation southwesterlyof the centreline of Neerabup Road; thence northeasterly to and generally easterly along that centrelineand onwards to the centreline of the proposed alignment of the Mitchell Freeway; thence generallynorthwesterly along that centreline to a southern boundary of Class A Reserve 27575; thence westerlyalong that boundary to the southeastern corner of Swan Location 10122; thence generally northwesterlyalong boundaries of that location to an eastern boundary of Location 1370; thence northerly and westerlyalong boundaries of that location to the starting point.

CENTRAL WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the prolongation northerly ofthe eastern boundary of the northeastern severance of Swan Location 1866 with the centreline ofNeaves Road, a point on a present eastern boundary of the City of Wanneroo and extending southwesterlyalong that centreline to the prolongation easterly of the northern boundary of the northwestern severanceof Location 1866; thence westerly to and westerly and southwesterly along boundaries of that severanceand onwards to the centreline of Neaves Road; thence generally westerly along that centreline andonwards to the centreline of Pinjar Road; thence generally northeasterly along that centreline to theprolongation easterly of the centreline of Flynn Drive; thence westerly to and generally westerly andgenerally southwesterly along that centreline and onwards to the centreline of Wanneroo Road; thencegenerally southeasterly along that centreline to the prolongation southwesterly of the centreline ofPinjar Road; thence northeasterly to and generally northeasterly along that centreline to theprolongation westerly of the centreline of Caporn Street; thence easterly to and generally easterlyalong that centreline and onwards to the centreline of Franklin Road; thence southerly along thatcentreline to the prolongation westerly of the centreline of Trichet Road; thence easterly to and generallyeasterly along that centreline and onwards to the centreline of Hawkins Road; thence southerly alongthat centreline and onwards to the centreline of Badgerup Road; thence generally southwesterly,generally southerly and again generally southwesterly along that centreline to the centreline of theproposed alignment of Ocean Reef Road; thence generally northeasterly along that centreline andgenerally northeasterly along the centreline of Ocean Reef Road to the prolongation southwesterly ofthe northwestern boundary of Wanneroo Estate Lot 16, a point on a present northwestern boundary ofthe City of Wanneroo; thence generally southeasterly along boundaries of that city to the prolongationwesterly of the centreline of the proposed alignment of Hepburn Avenue; thence generally easterlyalong that centreline to an eastern side of Alexander Drive, a point on a present eastern boundary ofthe City of Wanneroo and thence generally easterly and generally northerly along boundaries of thatcity to the starting point.

WANNEROO WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the western boundary of thenorthern severance Lot 3, as shown on Office of Titles Diagram 32306 with the centreline of JoondalupDrive, a point on a present western boundary of the City of Wanneroo and extending generally easterlyalong that centreline and onwards to the centreline of Wanneroo Road; thence generally southeasterlyalong that centreline to the prolongation southwesterly of the centreline of Pinjar Road; thencenortheasterly to and generally northeasterly along that centreline to the prolongation westerly of thecentreline of Caporn Street; thence easterly to and generally easterly along that centreline and onwardsto the centreline of Franklin Road; thence southerly along that centreline to the prolongation westerlyof the centreline of Trichet Road; thence easterly to and generally easterly along that centreline andonwards to the centreline of Hawkins Road; thence southerly along that centreline and onwards to thecentreline of Badgerup Road; thence generally southwesterly, generally southerly and again generallysouthwesterly along that centreline to the centreline of the proposed alignment of Ocean Reef Road;thence generally northeasterly along that centreline and generally northeasterly along the centrelineof Ocean Reef Road to the prolongation southwesterly of the northwestern boundary of WannerooEstate Lot 16, a point on a present northwestern boundary of the City of Wanneroo and thence generallynorthwesterly along boundaries of that city to the starting point.

ALEXANDER WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the western side of WannerooRoad with the prolongation westerly of the centreline of Marangaroo Drive, a point on a present westernboundary of the City of Wanneroo and extending easterly to and generally easterly along that centrelineto an eastern side of Alexander Drive, a point on a present eastern boundary of the City of Wanneroo;thence generally northerly along boundaries of that city to the centreline of the proposed alignment ofHepburn Avenue; thence generally westerly along that centreline to a western side of Wanneroo Road,a point on a present western boundary of the City of Wanneroo and thence generally southerly alongboundaries of that city to the starting point.

SOUTH WARDAll that portion of land bounded by lines starting from the intersection of the western side of WannerooRoad with the prolongation westerly of the centreline of Marangaroo Drive, a point on a present westernboundary of the City of Wanneroo and extending easterly to and generally easterly along that centreline


to an eastern side of Alexander Drive, a point on a present eastern boundary of the City of Wannerooand thence generally southerly, generally westerly and generally northerly along boundaries of thatcity to the starting point.

LG501BUSH FIRES ACT 1954

Shire of Lake GraceFIREBREAK ORDER 1999/2000

Notice to all Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Shire of Lake GracePursuant to the powers contained in section 33 of the above Act, you are hereby required on or beforethe 1st day of November, 1999, to plough, cultivate, scarify, burn or otherwise clear upon the land,firebreaks free of all flammable materials at least three metres wide, according to the following directionsand in the following circumstances, on all rural and townsite land owned or occupied by you, andtherefore up to and including the 31st day of March, 2000, to maintain the firebreaks clear of allflammable materials.1. (a) Immediately inside all external boundaries of the property or as is practicable, firebreaks of

not less than 3 metres wide and;(b) Where buildings, haystacks, fuel ramps, fuel tanks and stored fuel drums are situated on

land, firebreaks of not less than 2.5 metres wide within 33.5 metres of the perimeter of suchbuildings, haystacks, fuel ramps, fuel tanks and stored fuel drums in such a manner as tocompletely encircle the buildings, haystack, fuel ramps, fuel tanks and stored fuel drums and;

2. Where land is in crop and adjoins the railway line reserve a firebreak of not less than 3 metreswide encircling the crop and;

3. (a) Immediately surrounding an aerial landing ground situated on the land a firebreak of no lessthan 6 metres wide and;

(b) Any aerial landing ground used as the motor start up, refuelling and maintenance area to becompletely cleared of flammable materials for a radius of 18 metres and;

4. Maintain clear of all flammable materials all townsite blocks and;5. Where bush or land has been bulldozed, chained or prepared in any similar manner for clearing by

burning (whether intended to burn the bush or not), provide a firebreak of not less than 13 metreswide inside the external boundaries of the land so prepared. If you become owner or occupier ofland after the 1st day of November, 1999, the requirements of this notice are varied so as to requireyou to comply with the terms of this notice within 14 days of the date of your becoming owner oroccupier of such land, instead of on or before the 1st day of November, 1999. The firebreaks requiredby this notice are to be maintained clear of flammable materials up to and including the 31st dayof March, 2000.

If it is considered to be impracticable for any reason to clear firebreaks as required by this notice youmay apply to the Council or its duly authorised officer, before the 11th October, 1999, for permission toprovide firebreaks in alternative positions on the land. If permission is granted by Council or its dulyauthorised officer, you shall comply with the requirements of this notice. The penalty for failing tocomply with this notice is a fine, not exceeding one thousand dollars ($1 000) and a person in default isalso liable, whether prosecuted or not, to pay the cost of performing the work directed in this notice ifit is not carried out by the owner or occupier before the date specified.If the requirements of this notice are carried out by burning, such burning must be in accordance withthe relevant provisions of the Bush Fires Act.

N. A. HALE, Acting Chief Executive Officer.

MINERALS AND ENERGY

MN401*Commonwealth of Australia

PETROLEUM (SUBMERGED LANDS) ACT 1967Exploration Permit No. WA-294-P has been granted to BP Petroleum Developments (NWS) Pty Ltd,Shell Development (Australia) Proprietary Limited, Chevron Asiatic Limited and Japan AustraliaLNG (MIMI) Pty Ltd;WA-295-P has been granted to Oryx NW Shelf Australia Pty Limited and British Borneo ExplorationInc.;WA-296-P has been granted to Woodside Energy Ltd, BP Petroleum Developments (NWS) Pty Ltd,Shell Development (Australia) Proprietary Limited, Chevron Asiatic Limited, Japan Australia LNG(MIMI) Pty Ltd and BHP Petroleum (North West Shelf) Pty Ltd and


WA-297-P has been granted to Woodside Energy Ltd, BP Petroleum Developments (NWS) Pty Ltd,Shell Development (Australia) Proprietary Limited, Chevron Asiatic Limited and Japan AustraliaLNG (MIMI) Pty Ltd to have effect from 17 August 1999.

W. L. TINAPPLE, Director Petroleum Division.

MN402*PETROLEUM PIPELINES ACT 1969

NOTICE OF VARIATION OF PIPELINE LICENCEPipeline Licence PL40 held by Epic Energy (WA) Nominees Pty Ltd, has been varied by instrument ofVariation 3P/99-0, to allow the decommissioning and removal of two metering skids at the WagerupMetering Station, upgrading of the capacity of the Worsley Lateral Offtake Station (MLV 154/155),and the upgrading of the capacity of the metering skids and installation of metering skids to supplythe Southwest Cogeneration facilities affecting the Worsley Alumina Metering Station, with effectfrom 19 August 1999.

W. L. TINAPPLE, Director Petroleum Division.

PLANNING

PD401*TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

ADVERTISEMENT OF APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTSSHIRE OF CARNARVON

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No. 10—AMENDMENT No. 25DISTRICT PLANNING SCHEME No. 11—AMENDMENT No. 3

Ref: 853/10/2/12 Pt 25 & 853/10/2/13 Pt 3.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928 (as amended) that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Shire ofCarnarvon Town Planning Scheme Amendments on 11 August, 1999 for the purpose of:

1. Rezoning portion Gascoyne Location 227 North River Road, from “Rural” to “IntensiveHorticulture”.

2. Rezoning portion Gascoyne Location 227 North River Road, from “Rural” to “Light Industry”.

K. JOLLY, Deputy President.B. G. WALKER, Chief Executive Officer.


ADVERTISEMENT OF APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTSHIRE OF NANNUP

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No. 1—AMENDMENT No. 24Ref: 853/6/17/1, Pt 24.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928 (as amended) that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Shire of NannupTown Planning Scheme Amendment on 18 August, 1999 for the purpose of:

1. Inserting the following definition for “Bed and Breakfast Accommodation” into Clause 1.5.1 ofthe Scheme Text.“Bed and Breakfast Accommodation” means any dwelling in which the resident of the dwellingprovides short term accommodation for hire or reward under the main roof of the dwellinghouse for not more than four (4) adults or one family in the form of a maximum of two (2) guestbedrooms and one (1) guest bathroom and includes the provision of meals.

2. Inserting within the Zoning Table the “Bed and Breakfast Accommodation” Use Class as an‘AA’ use within the Urban, Rural, Special Rural and Multiple Occupancy zones.

L. DICKSON, President.D. FREEMAN, Chief Executive Officer.



ADVERTISEMENT OF APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTSHIRE OF PEPPERMINT GROVE

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No. 3—AMENDMENT No. 12Ref: 853/2/19/5, Pt 12.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928 (as amended) that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Shire ofPeppermint Grove Town Planning Scheme Amendment on 18 August, 1999 for the purpose of rezoninga portion of Swan Location 84 being part of Lot 24 Irvine Street, Peppermint Grove from the ‘PublicUses (Church)’ reserve to the ‘Residential (R12.5)’ zone, as depicted on the amending map adopted bythe Council of the Shire of Peppermint Grove.

A. W. LENNON, President.G. K. SIMPSON, Chief Executive Officer.


TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTIONSHIRE OF SERPENTINE-JARRAHDALE

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No. 2—AMENDMENT No. 43Ref: 853/2/29/3, Pt 43.Notice is hereby given that the local government of the Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale has preparedthe abovementioned scheme amendment for the purpose of:

1. Rezoning Lot 106 of portion of Serpentine Agricultural Area Lot 81 South-Western Highway,Serpentine from “Rural” to “Rural Living A”.

2. Amending the Scheme Map in accordance with the Scheme Amendment Map.3. Amending the Scheme Text to include special provisions in Appendix 4A relating to the

subdivision and development of Lot 106.Plans and documents setting out and explaining the scheme amendment have been deposited at CouncilOffices, 6 Paterson Street, Mundijong and at the Western Australian Planning Commission, AlbertFacey House, 469 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available for inspection during office hours upto and including 8 October, 1999.Submissions on the scheme amendment may be made in writing on Form No 4 and lodged with theundersigned on or before 8 October, 1999.This amendment is available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity for public comment andit should not be construed that final approval will be granted.

I. BODILL, Chief Executive Officer.


SHIRE OF WYNDHAM-EAST KIMBERLEYINTERIM DEVELOPMENT ORDER No. 8

Ref: 26/7/5/1 Vol 2.Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (2) of Section 7B of theTown Planning and Development Act, 1928 (as amended), and by direction of the Hon Minister forPlanning a summary as set out hereunder of the Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley InterimDevelopment Order No 8 made pursuant to the provisions of Section 7B of that Act is published forgeneral information.The Minister for Planning has made copies of this Order available for inspection by any person free ofcharge at the offices of the Western Australian Planning Commission, Albert Facey House, 469-489Wellington Street, Perth, and at the offices of the Shire Council during normal office hours.

SUMMARY1. The Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley Interim Development Order No 8 contains provisions interalia:

(a) That the Order applies to that part of the Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley specified in theOrder.


(b) That, subject as therein stated, the Wyndham-East Kimberley Shire Council is the authorityresponsible for its administration.

(c) That the carrying out of certain development on land within the scope of the Order withoutapproval as stated therein is prohibited.

(d) Relating to the application for, and grant of approval for, development other than developmentpermitted by the Order.

(e) Relating to development by a public authority.

(f) Relating to certain development permitted by this Order.

(g) Relating to the continuance of the lawful use of land and buildings.

(h) Relating to appeals against refusal of approval for development or against conditions subjectto which approval to carry out development is granted.

2. The Order has effect from and after the publication of this Summary in the Government Gazette.

Date: 20 August, 1999.

A. HAMMOND, Chief Executive Officer.


TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

TOWN OF MOSMAN PARK

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No. 2—AMENDMENT No. 24

Ref: 853/2/18/4, Pt 24.

Notice is hereby given that the local government of the Town of Mosman Park has prepared theabovementioned scheme amendment for the purpose of including the Additional Use—Consulting Roomswithin Appendix B—Schedule of Additional Uses for Strata Lots 1 and 2 on Strata Plan 4393 (HNs 49and 51) Harvey Street, Mosman Park, and the following condition:

— Redevelopment of the land must incorporate on-site parking at a ratio of 5 car bays perpractitioner or as otherwise determined by Council.

Plans and documents setting out and explaining the scheme amendment have been deposited at CouncilOffices, Memorial Park, Bay View Terrace, Mosman Park and at the Western Australian PlanningCommission, Albert Facey House, 469 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available for inspectionduring office hours up to and including 24 September, 1999.

Submissions on the scheme amendment may be made in writing on Form No 4 and lodged with theundersigned on or before 24 September, 1999.

This amendment is available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity for public comment andit should not be construed that final approval will be granted.

T. J. HARKEN, Chief Executive Officer.

POLICE

PE501POLICE ACT 1892POLICE AUCTION

Under the provisions of the Police Act, unclaimed and stolen property will be sold by public auction atthe premises of Ronald Scott, trading as Snowball Auctions, Auctioneer, of 89 Frederick Street, Albany,at approximately 9.00 am on Friday 17th September 1999.

Auction will be conducted by Ronald Scott, auctioneer.B. MATTHEWS, Commissioner of Police.


RACING, GAMING AND LIQUOR

RA401RULES OF HARNESS RACING 1999

Notice of AmendmentNotice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Committee of the Western Australian Trotting Associationheld at Gloucester Park, East Perth, on the 10 August 1999 it was resolved by an absolute majority ofmembers of the Committee that the Rules of Harness Racing be amended as follows:

The existing LR321 be deleted and replaced by the following LR321—

LR 321.Bookmaker betting limits

(1) Metropolitan Front Race Meetings:a Liability Limit of $2000 before horses enter onto the track, reducing to $1000 once the horseshave entered onto the track.

(2) Country Front Race Meetings (including Harold Park):a Liability Limit of $1000 before horses enter onto the track, reducing to $500 once the horseshave entered onto the track.

(3) Pinjarra, Bunbury, Harvey & Northam:a Liability Limit of $1000 before horses enter onto the track, reducing to $300 once the horseshave entered onto the track.

(4) All Other Country Tracks:a Liability Limit of $500 before horses enter onto the track, reducing to $200 once the horseshave entered onto the track.

G. PAPADOPOULOS, President.

RA402BETTING CONTROL ACT 1954

SECTION 4BNOTICE OF APPROVAL FOR SPORT BETTING EVENTS AND CONTINGENCIES

Notice is hereby given that the Betting Control Board, acting in accordance with section 4B(2) of theBetting Control Act 1954, has approved the following sporting events and contingencies on whichbetting by licensed bookmakers is permitted in accordance with the Betting Control Act.APPROVED EVENTS: AFL Football MatchesNEW CONTINGENCY—

A nominated team to kick the first goal in a nominated quarter of a nominated match.A nominated player to kick the first goal in a nominated match.

BARRY A SARGEANT, Chairman,Betting Control Board.

TRAINING

TB401VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING ACT 1996

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING (WestOne Services) ORDER 1999Made by the Minister for Employment and Training under section 57 of the Vocational Education andTraining Act 1996.

Part 1—PreliminaryCitation1. This order may be cited as the Vocational Education and Training (WestOne Services) Order 1999.

Commencement2. This order comes into operation on the day on which it is published in the Government Gazette.


Interpretation3. In this order unless the contrary intention appears—

“TAFE International” means the institution established by the Vocational Education and Training(TAFE International) Order 1997;

“the Institution” means WestOne Services established under clause 4.

Part 2—EstablishmentEstablishment and name4. An institution to be known as WestOne Services is established under section 57 of the Act.

Functions of Institution5. The functions of the Institution are—

(a) to collect, store, maintain and disseminate or diffuse vocational education and trainingintellectual property and related products provided or produced by public training providersor other persons for the State training system or other persons;

(b) to engage in any publishing activity by using any media and other technology for the mattersreferred to in paragraph (a);

(c) to co-ordinate, arrange or provide for the collection, storage, maintenance and disseminationor diffusion of vocational education and training intellectual property and related servicesprovided or produced by public training providers or other persons for the purposes of theState training system.

Management and control6. The management and control of the Institution are vested, in the chief executive but subject to theexercise of the Minister’s powers under section 14 of the Act.

Powers of the chief executive7. The chief executive may do all things necessary or convenient to be done for or in connection with theperformance of the functions of the Institution.

Advisory committee8. The chief executive may appoint a committee for the purposes of advising the chief executive incarrying out the functions of the Institution.

Staff9. For the purposes of assisting the Institution in carrying out its functions—

(a) there may be appointed under and subject to the Public Sector Management Act 1994 suchpublic service officers and other employees as are necessary;and

(b) despite paragraph (a), the chief executive may employ or engage persons otherwise than underthe Public Sector Management Act 1994.

Application of the Financial Administration and Audit Act 198510. For the purposes of the Financial Administration and Audit Act 1985 the Institution is to beregarded as a service of the Department.

Part 3—Consequential ProvisionsConsequential amendments11. The Vocational Education and Training (TAFE International) Order 1997 is amended in clause 5—

(a) by inserting after paragraph (a) the following—“and” ;

(b) by deleting “State;” in paragraph (b) and substituting the following—“State.” ; and

(c) by deleting paragraphs (c) to (e) and “and” after paragraph (d).

Staff12. On the commencement of this order all persons who immediately before that commencement weremembers of the staff of TAFE International for the purposes of carrying out the functions of that


institution as set out in paragraphs (c) to (e) of clause 5 of the Vocational Education and Training(TAFE International) Order 1997 become staff of the Institution and—

(a) all such persons retain all their existing and accruing rights in relation to that employmentand in particular in relation to sick leave, long service leave, retirement and superannuation;and

(b) any period of employment for the purposes of TAFE International is to be regarded as a periodof employment by the Institution under this order.

Property and other assets13. Any property and other assets used by TAFE International for the purposes of the purposes of thefunctions of that Institution as set out in paragraphs (c) to (c) of clause 5 of the Vocational Educationand Training (TAFE International) Order 1997 are to be used for the purposes of the Institutionestablished by this order.Dated this 19th day of August 1999.

GRAHAM KIERATH, Minister for Employment and Training.

TRANSPORT

TR401*WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MARINE ACT 1982

CLOSURE OF WATERS TO NAVIGATION—ALL VESSELSEXMOUTH GULF

Department of Transport,Fremantle WA, 27 August 1999.

Acting pursuant to the powers conferred by Section 66 of the Western Australian Marine Act 1982, theDepartment of Transport by this notice, closes to navigation by all vessels, those waters of ExmouthGulf within an area defined by points marked A, B and C as shown on Department of Transport Plan927-07-01.

MICHAEL LINLAY HARRIS, Acting, Director General of Transport.

TR402*WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MARINE ACT 1982

CLOSURE OF NAVIGABLE WATERSPORT GREGORY

Department of Transport,Fremantle WA, 27 August 1999.

Acting pursuant to the powers conferred by Section 66 of the Western Australian Marine Act 1982, theDepartment of Transport hereby revokes section (a)(25)(iii) of Notice TR402 as published in theGovernment Gazette on 27 January 1995, in relation to the Prohibited Boating Area at Port Gregory.

MICHAEL LINLAY HARRIS, Acting, Director General of Transport.

WATER

WA401*WATER AGENCIES (POWERS) ACT 1984

Wastewater—Bridgetown:Shire of Bridgetown-Greenbushes

Notice of authorisation to construct a wastewater treatment plant, pumping stations andpressure main

This project will begin in 1999 and will take approximately 18 months to complete. It involves theconstruction of a wastewater treatment plant, two wastewater pumping stations, a wastewater pressuremain approximately 8000 metres in length and upgrading the existing pumping station.


The location of the proposed works is in Bridgetown and along the South West Highway north of thetownship.The works will improve the disposal and treatment of wastewater from the Town of Bridgetown.

PUBLIC NOTICES

ZZ101PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT 1941

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to section 14 of the Public Trustee Act 1941 and amendments thePublic Trustee has elected to administer the estates of the undermentioned deceased persons.Dated at Perth the 20th day of August 1999.

J. G. BUSCH, Public Trustee,565 Hay Street, Perth WA 6000.


Name of Deceased; Address; Date of Death; Date Election FiledBoult, Carman; Calista; 6/5/99; 30/7/99. (DEC 319872 DC4)Rodgers, Alexander Keith; Dianella; 20/5/99; 30/7/99. (DEC 319866 DP4)Pearson, Eunice May; Midland; 22/5/99; 13/7/99. (DEC 319801 DG4)Rudka, Joseph Wazlaw; Shoalwater; 4/4/99; 13/7/99. (DEC 318308 DG4)Roberts, Daphne Edith; Nollarmara; 21/6/99; 6/8/99. (DEC 320966 DG4)Von Westernhagen, Carl Frederick; Budgewoi, New South Wales; 10/3/99; 13/8/99. (DEC 320685 DC3)Vlachich, Guiseppe; Carlisle; 4/5/99; 16/8/99. (DEC 319018 DP4)Williams, Douglas Hansford; Applecross; 13/5/93; 16/8/99. (DEC 259447 DG3)Komar, Patricia; Hamilton Hill; 23/4/99; 16/8/99. (DEC 319416 DC4)

ZZ201TRUSTEES ACT 1962

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTSCreditors and other persons having claim (to which section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 relates) inrespect of the undermentioned deceased persons are required to send particulars of their claims to theExecutors of care of Butlers, 83-85 Stirling Highway, Nedlands WA 6009 by 1 October 1999 after whichdate the Trustees may convey or distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which noticehas been given.Name: Kailis, Michael GeorgeAddress: Late of 6 Minim Close, Mosman Park, Western AustraliaOccupation: Company DirectorDate of Death: 25 June 1999

ZZ202TRUSTEES ACT 1962

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS

Creditors and other persons having claims (to which section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 relates) inrespect of the estates of the undermentioned deceased persons, are required to send particulars oftheir claims to Trustees of Western Australia Limited of Level 22, 108 St. George’s Terrace, Perth on orbefore the expiration of one month from the date of publication of this notice after which date theCompany may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which it then hasnotice.

Beavis, Alan Reginald, late of 3 Lawley Avenue, Northam, Business Manager, died 12th July 1999.

Breakell, Walter Francis, late of Brightwater Care Group Inc, 4 Walter Road, Inglewood, Retired PoolManager, died 16th July 1999.

Gould, Sidney Thomas, late of St Vincents Nursing Home, Guildford (formerly of 6 Weld Road,Swanview), Retired Cable Jointer, died 31st July 1999.

Lapthorne, Bruce Reginald, late of 25 Humphrey Street, Albany (formerly of 20 Lurline Street, Albany),Retired Plant Operator, died 31st July 1999.

Tutton, Bessie Edith, late of William Carey Court, 450 Bussell Highway, Busselton, Spinster, died28 June 1999.

Williams, Arthur James, late of 23/73 Leake Street, Bayswater, Retired Wool Classer, died 13th August1999.

Dated this 24th day of August 1999.

ADRIAN J. HALL, Manager—Trusts.


ZZ401PARTNERSHIP ACT 1895

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPNotice is hereby given by Fernhall Pty Ltd ACN 008 963 022 that the partnership business carried onby Fernhall Pty Ltd of 14 Baring Street, Mosman Park, Western Australia as trustee of the FernhallUnit Trust, Gold Service Industries Pty Ltd ACN 009 245 541 of care of D.F. Crawley & Associates of25th Floor, QV1 Building, 250 St George’s Terrace, Perth, Western Australia as trustee of the MarinaDiscretionary Trust and Coastplay Pty Ltd ACN 067 374 387 of Suite 9, 154 Hampden Road, Nedlands,Western Australia as trustee for The Coastplay Trust, trading as “Hillarys The Great Escape” whichoperated from its principal place of business in Hillarys, Western Australia is now dissolved effectivefrom 30 June 1999.

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