WESTERN AUSTRALIL.

OF

WESTERN AUSTRALIL.[Published by Authority at 3 30 p.m.]

[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OSFICE, PERTH, NOR TRANSMISSION BT POST AS A NEWBPAPER.J

PERTH : FRIDAY, JULY 15.

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in the Executive Council Chamber,Perth, this 13th day of July, 1938, the following Order iii Council was authorisecito be issued:

The Bread Act, 1903-1937.

OHDER IN COUNCiL.Ex, Co. 1553; F. & S. 89/3S,

WHEREAS His Excellency the Lieuteliaiit-C overnor in Council may make regula-tions under the provisions of the Bread Act, 1903-1937, prescribing the nietliod oftaking a poll for the purpose of section 10 (b) of that Act: Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, acting in inirsuance of such powersand with the advice of tile Executive Council, ilothi hereby make the foilowingregulations: -

TilE B1IEAI) ACT, ] 903-1 937.

Regulations.These regulations nay be cited as the llread Act (Polls of Bakers) Regula-

COIlS, 1938.The Chief inspector of Factories, iii iii his absence such other persois as the

Governor may appoint, shall be the returning ollieer for the purpose of any poll takenunder section 16 (b) of the Bread Act and these regulations.

Upci receipt of a request from any person carrying on the business of abaker in any municipal or road district that a p11 be taken pnrsuaimt to section16 (b) of the Bread Act, 1903-1937, the Chief Inspector of Factories shall as soon aspracticable cause a roll of every luin ctlriViiig oii tim business of a baker iii suchniunicipal or road district to be prepared.

The Chief inspector of Factories shall fix the day, date and tumie for tilereturn of the ballot papers aisd the closing of the poll which shall not he mor6 thanone calendar nsonth os less than one week from tIme date on which the ballot papersare forwas-ded to the voter.

The Chief Inspectos- of Factories shall cause to be forwarded to each personentitled to vote a notice of nitentioli to take the p11 and the return date thereofand the time of closing of the poll, together with a bimilot paper and a counterfoiland a stamped aisd addressed envelope.

The ballot paper shall be in the form of schedule A to these regulations.Each ballot paper shall be initialed by the Lltief inspector of I'act.orics Cr someofUcer duly appointed by hun in writing.

The method of marking the ballot paper shall be as follows:The voter shall strike out the name of the day omi which lie lotes that bread

shall not he baked in such district.A ballot paper shall be deemed, to be 1 nf orma 1 if the vo tei' fails to St ciii e out

the name of either tin mentioned therein, or if the voter strikes out the names ofboth days.

1094 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 15, 1938.

9 Whij the voter has niariced the ballot paper lie shall enclose and seal thesame in the envelope sent to him for the purpose and shall sign the counterfoil withhis name in full and shall then place such counterfoil, together with the sealed ballotpaper, in another envelope and forward such envelope to the Chief Inspector ofFactories.

The result of the poll shall be ascertained by a scrutiny of the ballot papeisamid by count of the votes by the Chief Inspector of Factories.

The scrutiny and count of votes shall coinnienee as soon as practicable afterthe closing of the poll b the retiirnmg officer who shall open all envelopes contain-ing ballof papers, count all votes found therein (rejecting all informal ballot papers)and ascertain the determination of the majority of voters from such count ofthe votes.

TIme Chief Inspector of Factories shall notify the Minister of the result ofevery poll taken under these regulations.

THE IIREAD ACT, 1903-1937.Schedule A.

BALLOT PAPER CONCERNING DAYS OF BAKING.(Section 1613.)

Do you vote that Bread shall he baked in the (A) District onSaturday?Sunday?

(A) Here insert the name of time Municipal or Road District.

Approved by His Excellency Ihe Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council this13th day of July, 1938.

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

AT a meeting of time Executive Council held in time

Executive Council Chambers, Perth, this 13th day ofJuly, 1938, the following Order in Council was author-ised to be issued:-

Pnblic \Vorks Aet, 1902-1933.Eastern Railway.

Sale of land at East Perth, no longer required fe, time

above.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 2092/37; Ex. Co. No. 1524.

WI-IEREAS by section 29 of the I'ubhic Works Act,1902-1933, it is made lawful for the Governor to causeto be sold 1y private contract any land acquired for apublic work, but no longer required for such publicwork: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Lieutenant.Governor, acting by amid with the advice and consentof time Executive Council, and in exercise of the powerconferred by the recited section aforesaid, dothi herebygive notice of, and authorise the sale by private con-tract of portion of Perth Town Lot W76 at East Perthbeing portion of time land iii Certificate of Title Volume14, Folio 114, shown coloured green on Plan P.W.D.,W.A., 28681 (L.T.O. Diagram 10919), such land notbeing now required for the purpose for which it wasacquirednamely, Eastern Railway.

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

Premier's Department,Perth, 14th July, 1938.

IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Coun-cil has accepted the resignation of Charles Diamond,Esquire, as a Member of the Public Service AppealBoard and has been pleased to appoint in lieu thereofCharles Arthur Munt, Esquire, to he a Member of thePublic Service Appeal Board under tIme Public ServiceAppeal Board Act, 1920, for appeals relating to mat-ters with which tIme Teaclnng Staff of the EducationDepartment is not concerned.

'L. E. SHAPCOTT,Under Secretary Premier's Department.

Premier's Departmneiit,Perth, 14th July, 1938.

IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Councilhas accepted time resignation of time Honourable JohnPatrick Dwyer as Chairman of the Public ServiceAppeal Board and has been pleased to appoint thel-[onourable Albert Asher Wolff to be Chairman of thePublic Srviee Appeal Board constituted irndea thePublic Service Appeal Board Act, 1920, and amend-mnents thereof.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,IJnder Secretary Premier's Department.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the folio-wing farmer nowoperating under the Act has made application underSection 11 of the Act for the writing down or suspen-sion of his debts :Farmaner, Harold Frederick Glyde,Quairading.

All claims against this farmer to be forwarded to theDirector, Temple Court, William street, Perth.

W. A. WHITE,Director.

13th July, 1938.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the adjustment of debtsunder section 11 of the Act of the following farmershas been finalised and time Stay Orders have now lapsedas from date specified :McAuhiffe, P. J., Wongooady;Lindley, Edward, Manjimup; Bowey, Percy James, Mt.1-lampton; Blair, J. and A. N. N., Dulyalbin; Lee,Augustus John, Coondle; King, Lilian Foley, Mollerin;Shipway, John Benjamin, Beacon; Scarlett, Mary, Nu-karni; Ronarm, Thomas, Nabawa; Rafferty, Thomas,Wialki; Pearce, Douglas Charles, Kojonup; Parker,Cecil Alwyn R., 1Vongan Hills; Mott, Walter, Kukerin;Donaldson, Alan Keith, Popanyinning; Muntz, JohnNelson, Bruce Rock; I{udson, Ehiza Jane, Kalannie;Everington, I-Ierbert, Koorda; Bowen, Mary Josephine,Konnongorring; Martin, Artimur Charles, Buhlaring;13th July, 1938.

W. A. WHITE, Director.13th July, 1938.

JuLY 15, 1938.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1095

ErARMEI1S' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Ordershave been issued in accordance with section 7, subsec-tion (1), of the Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act, 1930-1934, which reads as follows:-

A Stay Order shall direct thnt no action, execu-tion, distress for rent, proceedings on default forbr"acli of covenant under any mortgage or othersecurity for money, or under an agreement for saleand purchase of lands, or other process or proceed-ing, shall be commenced or proceeded with or put inforce against the farmer or any of the farmer'sassets, whether utilised in connection with or form-ing portion of the assets comprised in his farmingbusiness or not, during thc operation of such StayOrder: Provided that, by leave of a Judge, anyaction may, notwithstanding the Stay Order, beinstituted and/or carried on against the farmer,but not beyond judgment.

Grauted under section 11 (Wilting down or suspensionof Debts).

Farmer (Surname and Christian Names), Address,and Date of Order.

Perrin, Harold George, Wongamine, via Northam, 6thJuly, 1938.

Crane, John Thomas, Crossman, via Boddington, 7thJuly, 1938.

Ricusset, Christopher Benedict and Ronald Anthony, Nar-e,nbec'i, 8th July, 1938.

Offer, Frank Thomas, Burekup, 11th July, 1938.Forbes, George Archibald, Yandanooka, 11th July, 1938.Jones, William Jolm, Kojonup, 11th July, 1938.Morgan, Charles Reginald, ''Rocky Ford,'' Brookton,

11th July, 1938.rfunliey, Kevin Norrish, Cranbrook, 12th July, 1938.Arnistrong, James, Winchester, 8th July, 1938.Chishoim, David, Buntine, 13th July, 1938.Rowbottom, James Frederick Abraham, Bannister, via

Williams, 13th July, 1938.All claims against these farmers to be forwarded to

tho Director, Temple Court, William street, Perth,


13th July, 1938.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Orderbas lapsed as from the date specified :-Rouan, Thomas,Nahawa, 13th July, 1938.


13th July, 1938.

Department.

Public WorksMetropolitan Water SupplyMines

Do.Edu cationPublic Works . - -

Do.

Metropolitan Water SupplyCrown Law .........Treasury

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Position.

Investigating Engineer (Item 1020)Clerk, Fremaritle (Item 1145) ......Mining Registrar, Coolgardle (Item 570)Mining Registrar, Meekatharra (Item 573)Inspector (Item 1450)Telephonist (Item 921)Inspector, Nortliam, Goldflelds Water

Supply (Item 1092)Clerk (Item 1165)Clerk of Courts, Midland Junction

(Item 1371)Cashier (Item 55)

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Ordersissued uncles section 11 of time Act have been cancelledas from date specified :-Pitman, Robert Cyril, War-oona; -Tess, Robert MeCroskrie, Beacon Welsh, WilliamEtty, Gabbin ; I 3tb July, 1938.

W. A. WHITE, Director.

TIlE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 7th July, 1938.Treasury No. 59/36.

IT is hereby published. fm general information, thatMr. F..T. Taylor has been appointed a Receiver ofRevenue for time Departnieiit of Agricultus-e at Fre-inn ritle.

Treasury No. 149/35.IT is hereby published, for general information, thatMr. A. J. Stnbbs has been appointed a Receiver ofRevenue foi- time Metropolitan Water Supply Depai-t-ment as from the 2nd July, 1938.

Treasury No. 149/35.IT is hereby published, for general information, thattime appointments of Messrs. H. Bell and A. H. Rivaas Receivers of Revenue for the Metropolitan WaterSupply, Sewerage, and Drainage Department ni-c herebycancelled as from tIme 1st July, 1938.

A. J. REID,Under Treasnrem-.

Office of Public Service Comniissioner,Perth, 14th July, 1938.

IllS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the following appointments :-

Ex. Co. 1172; P.S.C. 271/38.-S. C. Bruce, MiningRegistrar, Cue, Mines Department, to be Mining Regis-tm-ar, \Viluna, as from 1st July, 1938.

Ex. Co. 1172; P.S.C. 269/38.-E. P. Foreman, Clerkof Courts, Bridgetown, Crown Law Department, to beCleric of Courts, Northam, as from 1st July, 1938.

Ex. Co. 1559; P.S.C. 557/35.-Frank Armstrong, undersection 28 of the Public Service Act, to be Junior Clerk,Metropolitasm Water Supply Department, as from 1st.Jannary, 1938.

Ex. Co. 1559; P.S.C. 442/36.-Margaret Clare Farrell,under section 28 of the Public Service Act, to be JuniorTypist, Factories and Shops Branch, Department ofLabour, as from 1st November, 1937.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

OldClassification.

NewClassification.

£510-f582 £510-f630£306-f 342 £342_f366*£306-f342 £342-f 366*£306-f 342 £342-f3665£582-f 690 £666-f699£55-fiSO £55-fiSO

£330-f390 £378-f402-t

£230-f 282 £279-f 2SS£306-f 342 £342-f366

£318-f366 £342-f366

1)ateReturnable.

1938.16th July.

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30th July.do.

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NOTE :-* Limit fixed £354 under Clause 10 of the Clerical Agreement.

Limit fixed £390 under Clause 10 of Clerical Agreement. Applications are also called under section 29, Travelling allow-ance £30 per annum.

± Linnit fixed £354 under Clause 10 of Clerical Agreement.§ Applications are also called under section 29.

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

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner

1096 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JULY 15, 1938.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 14th July, 1938.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the undermentioneci appoint-nients

W. Y. R. Gannou as acting Clerk of the Local Courtand acting Clerk to Magistrates, Cue; also acting Clerkof the Northern Goldfields Court of Session, vice S. C.Bruce transferred.

Dr. A. B. J. Coope as Resident Magistrate and Magis-trate of the Local Court, Esperance; and Chairman ofthe Esperance Court of Session, vice Dr. L. M. Hunger-ford.

J. G. Blockley as acting Clerk of the Local Court andacting Clerk to Magistrates, Kalgoorlie; also actingClerk of the Eastern Goldfields Court of Session, viceE. J. B. Hogg transferred.

S. C. Bruce as Clerk of the Local Court and Clerk toMagistrates, Wiluna; also Clerk of the East MurchisonConrt of Session, vice J. F. Robertson transferred.

J. F. Morris as acting Electoral Registrar for theYork Electoral District, vice WV. A. Pettcrson on leave.

THE 11 hA L't'H ACT, 1911-1937.

Meat Inspection and Branding Regulations.M.H.D. 408/38; Ex. Co. No. 1507.

\VHEREAS by the provisions of the I-lealth Act, 19U -1937, His Excellency theGovernor may make regulations, and may repeal, alter or amend regulations so made:Now, therefore, 1-us Excllenc-y the Lieutenant-C overnor, by and with the adviceand conscnt of the Executive Council, cloth hereby amend the regulations Publishedin the Government Gazcilte on the lIst day of November, 1935, and tue 14th day ofFebruary, 1936, as follows:-

By adding to Regulation 4, at tle end tilereof, the words Bridgetown RoadBoard Hall.''

By adding to Schedule A a further brand as illustrated-

By adding to Schedule B the words ''Bridgetown Road Health District.''By adding to Schedule C the following:

The following fees are payable at TiridgetownLCor the carease of every ox, cow, bull, heifer, or steer -. ls. Gd.For the carcase of every calf under 150 lbs . . Pd.For the carcase of every sheep, or lamb, or goat . - .51.For the carcaSe of every head of swine .. V :)d.For each quarter c,f beef.. . . V V . V

V Gd.For each piece of beef other than a quarter VV V V Gd.For each quaster or piece of sheep, lamb, 01 goat VV V V Sd.For each quarter 01 piece of swine V V V V V lid.

Approved by il-us Excellency the Lieutenasst_GOvesVnOr in Executive Council on the13th day of July, 1938.

L. E. SI-IAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1937.Meat Jnspectiosl and Braadiug----Regulatious.

M.H.D. 408/38; Ex. Co. No. 1511.WHEREAS by the provisions of the 1-Icaltil Act, 1911-1937, His Excellency theGovernor may make regulations, and may repeal, alter or amend regulations so macic:Now, therefore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, by and with tile adviceand consent of the Executive Council and on time advice of the Advisory Committee,doth hereby amend tile regulations published in the Govcm-nmlicnt Gazttc on the 1tday of November, 1935, and the 14th clay of February, 1936, as follows:

Schedule ''B'' is rescinded allci tile following substituted in lien thereof:-Sc ed nic

Albany Health District.Boulder Health District.Bridgetowu Health District.Bunbnry Health District.Busselton Health District.Collie Health District.Collie Road Board District.Ccraldtors Health District.Kalgoorlie Health District.Kalgoorlie Road Board H ealtll Dist ci ct.

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has approved of theuridermeutioned appointnients :-

John Thomas Argus (senior), Esq., of Ora Banda,and Herbert Tlleodore Bond, Esq., of Mt. Monger, asCommissioners for Declarations under the Declarationsand Attestations Act, 1913.

Constable A. J. Warren as Bailiff of tile BunburyLocal Court at Harvey, vice Sergeant I. Chambers, trans-fersed.

PERTH LOCAL COURT.THE Hon. Minister for Justice, acting under tile powerscontained in tile Local Court Act and Rules, has orderedthat tile office of the Local Court, Perth, shall be openon every day of tile year except Sundays, Good Friday,Easter Eve, Monday and Tuesday in Easter Week,Christuias Day and the next following day and all publicilOhdays, and that the office hours of tile said PertlLocal Court shall be frosn ten in tile forenoon until threethirty in the afternoon, except on Saturdays, when theoffice shall close at noon.

H. B. GORDON,Under Secretary for Law.

Juny 15, 1938.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1097

Katauning Health Dist rit.Illerredin Health District.Narrogin Health District.Northam Health District.Sussex Health District.Wiluna, Health District.And the. Metropohtan Abattoir District

Gazt'tc of the 11th June, 1938.Os niblisited in the Government

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council this13th day of July, 1938.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Conned.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1937.Amendment of By-laws.

M.H.D. 329/22; Ex. Co. No. 1508.WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act,1911-1937, a Local Health Authority may niake oradopt by-laws, and may amend, repeal, or alter anyby-law-s so niade or adopted: Now, therefore, theBridgetown Road Board, being a Local Health Authorityand having adopted the Model By-laws published iii theGovernment Gazette on the 8th day of April, 1927, dothhereby amend its by-laws as follows:-

Part IX.-Offensive Trades.Section B.-Slaughter-houses.

Delete Clause 9 and insert in lien thereof the follow-lug:-

9. No such occupier shall slaughter any animalswithin the Bridgetown Health District for humanconsiunptioa except between the hours of 12 noonand 6 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays (inclusive),State Government holidays excepted.

Dated this 28th day of June, 1938.

C. P. DRAPER,Secretary.

Confirmed by the Commissioner of Public Health forthe State of Western Australia this 1st day of July,1938.

EVEBITT ATKINBON,Commissioner of Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Council this 13th day of July, 1938.

L. E. SIIAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1937.Amendment of By-laws.

M.H.D. 824/29; Ex. Co. No. 1504.WHEREAS nuder the provisions of the Health Act,1911-1937, a Local health Authority may make oradopt by-laws, and may amend, repeal, or alter anyby-laws so niade or adopted: Now, therefore, theGuildford Municipal Council, being a Local Health auth-ority, doth hereby adopt the new Model By-law, to beknown as Model By-law 4A of Part I. of the ModelBy-laws, relating to bathroom and laundry facilities,as pubhislecl. in the Government Gazette on the 29th dayof April, 1938.

Dated tins 5th day of July, 1938.L. GIBBONS,

Town Clerk.

Confirmed by the Commissioner of Public Health forthe State of Western Australia this 8th day of July,1938.

EVERITT ATKINSON,Commissioner of Public Health.


L E SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1937.Anieadment of By-laws.

M.H.D. 511/30; Ex. Co. No. 151.0.\VHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act,1911-1937, a Local Health Authority may make or adoptby-laws, and may amend, repeal, or alter any by-laws

so made or adopted: Now, therefore, the DalwallinuRoad Board, being a. Local Health Authority and havingadopted the Model By-laws published in the GovernmentGazette on the 8th day of April, 1927, doth hereby adoptthe anmcndmnent to Part III. of the Model By-laws relat-ing to private hospitals, as published in the GovernmentGazette on the 22nd day of April, 1938, and also thelieu Model By-law, to be known as Model By-law 4Aof Part I. of the Model By-laws, relating to bathroomand laundry facilities, as published in the Govei-nmentGazette on the 29th day of April, 1938.

Dated this 23rd day of June, 1938.J. E. ELLIS,

Secretary.

Confirmed by thc Commissioner of Public Health forthe State of Western Australia this 29th day of June,1938.



L. B. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

TIlE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1937.Amendment of By-laws.

M.H.ID. 315/28; Ex. Co. No. 1509.WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act,1911-1937, a Local I-Iealth Authority may make oradopt by-laws, and may amend, repeal, or alter anyby-laws so made or adopted: Now, therefore, theAugusta-Margaret River Road Board, being a LocalHealth Authority and having adopted the Model By-laws published in the Govc'i-nment Gazette on the 8thday of April, 1927, doth hereby adopt the new ModelBy-law, to he know-is as Model By-law 4A of Pamt I.of the Model By-laws, relating to bathroom and laundryfacilities, as published in the Government Gazette onthe 29th day of April, 1938.


A. L. ALLSOP,Secretary.

Confirmed by tile Commissioner of Public Health forthe .State of Western Australia this 30th day of June,1938.



L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

THE HEA1TH ACT, 1911-1937.Department of Public Health,

Perth, 13th July, 1938.MilD. 279/19; Ex. Co. No. 1502.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor iii Council hasbeen pleased to appoint the following to be membersof the Moora Local Board of Health for a period ofthree years commencing on the 1st July, 1938 :-R. W.McKay (Chairman), 0. Reeve, S. Watson, S. B. Senior,J. Carrick, B. A. Lindsay, S. Ferguson, Dr. W. S.Myles, 0. F. Wiligoos.



GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undcrmeutjoned allotments of land will be offeredfur sale at Public Auction on the dates and at the placesspecified below, under the provisions of the Land Act,1933-1937, and its Regulations

KAL000RLIE.19th July, 1938, at 2 p.m., at the District Lands Office-

IBoulcierTown (Wittenoom street) R304, ir., £12lOs.; (Oroya street) 1891, ir., £12; (Warestreet) 2267, 38p., £12 lOs.; (Clancy street) 678,22.Sp., £10.

lKalgoorlieTovn (Hay street) 392R, 39.6p., £15;(1-lay street) 58411, 39.tip., £10; (Lewis street)98111, ir., £15; (Hare street) 1316, ir. lip., £10;(Turner street) 1789, ir., £10; (Davidson street)2581, ir., £12 lOs.; (MacDonald street) 3201,3Op., £15.

icalgoorlie" (hare street) 3007, 3008, 4a. Ir. each,£50 each. Leasehold only.

YOTJANMI.20th July, 1938, at 11 a.ni., at the Police Station-

tYouanmi--Town 172, lr., £25; 198, lr., £20; 221,230, le. each, £25 each; 350, lr., £12 lOs.

tllYouanrniTown 333, lr., £12 lOs.

KATANNING.21st July, 1938, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands Office-

Nyabing"59, 4a. 3r. 39p., £12.

\TILUNA27th July, 11)38, at 11 ala., at the Police Station-

WilunaTown 574, 39.8p., £30.

DENMARK.29th July, 1938, at 4 p.m., at the Agricultural Bank-

:.DcmnarkTown 137, la. Or. 321)., £20.

Suburbaii for cultivation.iSold subject to the conditions that the lessee shall

not carry on, or suffer or permit to be carried on, onthis let any trade or business whatsoever without theconsent in writing of the Minister for Lands being firstobtained; and, further, the conditions under which thislot is made available shall not ntithe the lessee now orat any future tune to th right to convert same to feesimple.

;Thie 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.

I!Subjcct to payment for improvements, if purchasedby other than the owner of same.

All iniproveinents on the land offered for sale are theproperty of the Crown, and shall be paid for as theMinister may (lirect, whose valuation shall be final andbinding on the purchaser.

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

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.THE undermeationed leases have been cancelled uncles'section 32 of the Land Act, 1898, and/or section 23 ofthe Land Act, 1933-1936, for non-payment of rent orother reasons:

Name, Lease, District, Reason, Corres. No., Plan.Baja, James; 68/2348; Niughan 3313; abandoned;

1192/30; 88/80, D4.Baird, R. NI.; 55/2511; Yilgarn 1327; abandoned;

2379/32; 53/80, D2.Beard, James; 68/3112; Kojonup 8364; £7 l5s. Od.;

1298/30; 417/80, E2.Beard, James; 347/572; Kojonup 8394; £5 2s. 7c1.;

2094/33; 417/80, E2.Barry, James P.; 55/1837; Denmark Estate 491; £13

Os. Od.; 306/30; 4520/40, D4.Brenton, NI. W.; 347/1206; Plantagenet 5414; £0 12s.

16.; 1852/36; 452-D/40 and 456A/4O.Bugg, Frederick; 348/554; Williams 11521; £0 6s. lid.;

1844/36; 408/80, E & P3.

Callan, K. M.; 55/1660; Ninglian 3216; abandoned;4702/28; 67/80.

Callan, K. NI.; 74/781; Ninglian 3412; abandoned;5991/28; 67/80.

Carnegie, Henry; 348/4851; Ninghan 729; £2 9s. Od.;1909/35; 55/80, B2.

Carter, Lewis B.; 20/1530; Avon 21611; £1,162 is. 56.;2281/20; Dangin Estate.

Cawse, Frances; 68/3277; Avon 25498; £15 i9s. 8d.;1172/31; 5/80, C & D 2 & 3.

de Boer, Gladys NI.; 3117/1978; Southern Cross 445;Li 4s. 06.; 13395/00; Southern Cross.

Devlin, Thomas; 348/617; Fitzgerald 247 and 252;abandoned; 153/37; 392/80, B3.

Dilley, Wilfred F.; 20/1401; Wellington 2548 and 2549;£489 iSs. 26.; 8979/19; 4i4A/4O, B2.

D 'Orsogna, Guiseppe; 3117/1747; Wiluna 1044; £1 lOs.06.; 1527/36; Wiluna.

Driseoll, NI. E. J.; 347/1066; Niuglman 1141; Li lOs.2cl.; 577/36; 65/80, 114.

Edwards, James; 3117/2017; Youanmi 327; abandoned;741/37; Youannfi.

Eraser, A. S.; 3117/1715; Wiluna 974; £0 15s. Od.;1152/36; Wiluna.

Fowler, Edward; 3117/2131; Agsiew 4; non-compliancewith conditions; 1634/37; Agnew.

Gibson, D. G.; 55/1302; Jilbadji 490; £10 is. 6d.;3918/28; 23/80.

Gladstone B.. (Trustee of the Estate of J. Matson)68/851; Williams 12817; £29 17s. 76.; 4145/27;387/80, A4.

HoIst, Jas. I-i.; 8513/Si; Kalannie 34; £5 8s. Od.;1085/31; Kalannie.

HoIst, Jas. 11.; 8514/51; Kalannie 35; £5 8s. Od.;1086/31; Kalanuje.

HoIst, Jas. Ii.; 8515/51; Kalannie 36; £5 8s. 06.;1087/31; Kalannie.

Hoist, Jas. II.; 8516/51; Kalannie 37; £6 9s. 46.;1273/31; Kalannie.

HoIst, Jas. II.; 342/463; Kalannie 38.; £7 us. 86.;12.74/31; Kalannie.

Hoist, Jas. IL; 342/462; Knlannie 39; £7 us. 86.;1272/31; Kalannie.

I-blat, Jas. H.; 342/464; Kalannie 40; £6 6s. 06.;1275/31; Kalannie.

Hoist, Jas. II.; 8517/Si; Kalannie 41; £5 8s. 06.;1088/31; Kalanmue.

Kearns, Win. E.; 3117/1225; Youanmi 222; £1 lOs. 06.;1272/36; Younnmi.

King, Alice A.; 338/1873; Norsemaa 736; £4 lOs. 06.;11530/10; Norsernan.

Kosovieh, Matt; 3117/2127; Agnew 28; abandoned;1635/37; Agnew.

Low, David D. NI.; 347/1150; Avon 19113; £18 9s. 06.;1042/36; 24/80, 04.

Makinson, Arthur; 68/839; Ninghan 3057; abandoned;4220/28; 67/80.

Makiuson, Arthur; 74/485; Niughan 3388; abandoned;5760/28; 67/80.

Martin, H. S.; 3117/2145; Boulder 2504; £0 5s. Gd.;11453/08; Boulder Sheet 1.

Martin, T. 11.; 41465/55; Yilgarn 680; £124 35. ld.;2212/25; 53/80, 03.

Martin, T. B..; 41591/55; Yilgarn 677; £154 l5s. 46.;4053/25; 53/80 D3.

Miekle, Eugene J.; 3117/1223; Wiluaa 1038; non-coin-pliance with conditions; 2330/35; Wiluna.

NIilovich, George; 338/1308; Meekatliarra 644; £3 7s.6d.; 216/36; Meekatharra.

Needs, Charlotte; 746/4iA.; Nelson (pt. Reserve 13870)£13 Os. 06.; 2968/16; 443/80, Cl.

Nunsi, V. F.; 55/2291; Yilgarn 647; £42 lls. 06.;144/32; 36/80, C3 & 4.

Perth Modelling Works; 3116/502; Yilgarn; £2 Os. 4d.;530/35; 24/80.

Riugvall, Lincoln; 3117/2143; Boulder 770; abandoned;1538/00; Boulder Sheet 1.

Rowe, James; 3117/1758; Kalgoorlie 1314; £0 5s. Od.;9016/02; Knigoorlie Sheet 2.

Scott, T. W.; 74/1492; Wellington 4339; sion-compli-nnee with conditions; 344/32; 4llD/4O, 04.

Turih, Mathew; 42623/55; Jilbadji 438; £134 13s. id.;6207/27; 23/80, D & E2.

White, Cohn P.; 3117/1685; Wiluna 1362; £0 l5s. 06.;1039/36; Wiluna.

Williams, Robt.; 365/567; Plantagenet 4874; aban-cloned; 1657/36; 451/80, E2.

Willows, John; 347/1182; Peel Estate 616; abandoned;1859/36; Peel Estate. -


JULY 15, 1938.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1099

APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING PORTION OFRESERVE No. 21815.Perth Land Agency.

Grazing Purposes.Section 32 of the Land Act, 1933-37.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. 828/35. Perth, 13th July, 1938.

APPLICATIONS for the leasing of the land comprisedwithin poition of Reserve 21815 (situated near Mt.Brown), containing about 36 acres, are invited.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing undersection 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1937, for a term oflive (5) years.

Applications for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of onepoiiiid tell shillings per annum), endorsed ''Applicationfor portion of Reserve h1815, shown on Public Plan341A/40, B2,'' and addressed ''Under Secretary forLands,'' niust be lodged at the Lands Office, Perth, oilor before Wednesday, 3rd August, 1938.

All applications lodged on or before that date willbe treated as having heels received on that date. (Plan341A/40, B2)

G. L. NEEDHA1\1,Under Secretary for Lands.

Schedule.That portion of Reserve 21815 hounded on the north

hr Cockburn Sound Location SG1 and the productioneast of its south boundary; on the east by Location 16;on the south hr location 650; on the west by Location712.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASINGUnder Part VL of the Land Act, 1933-1937.

IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be available for general selection under Part VI. ofthe Laud Act, 1933-1937, on and after the date speci-lied

WEDNESDAY, 3rd AUGUST, 1938.II'ERTJ[ LAND AGENCY.

Eastern Division.Hampton District (near Wongi).

Corres. 3701/20. (Plan 40/80.)THAT area of unsurveyed land containing about 3,000acres, being M. Ryan's forfeited Pastoral Lease No.39 5/73 5.


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1937, and theRegulations appertaining thereto, subject to the pro-visions of the said Act.

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

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andif there are more applicants than one for any block, theapplication to be granted will be determined by theLand Board. Should any lands remain unselected suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwisedealt with.

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

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person lie may apply to the Head Office orto the Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Depart-ment which, on presentation at the nearest RailwayStation, will entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Excur-sion Rates, to the place where the Board will sit, avail-able for seven days from the date of issue.

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

All marketable timber, including sandalwood andniallet. is resel-veci to the Crown, subject to time pro-visions of Clause 18 of the Regulations.

SCHEDULE.NOW OPEN.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Kumiuinin Estate-Avon Location 21571.

Open under Part V. of the Laud Act, 1933-37, asmodified by Part VIII.

Corr. No. 3039/20. (Plans 4/80, P4; 5/80, A4.)Location 21571, containing 811a. lr. Op.; purchase

inoney-i3,972 lOs. 8d.; half-yearly instalment first fiveyears, interest only: -to returned soldiers, at 4% percent. p.:i.-4l is. Sd.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. pa.-£45 is. 9d.; half-yearly instalment over the balance,35 years, including principal and interest :-to returnedsoldiers, at 4% per cent. p.a.-550 17s. 9d.; to civilians,at 5 per cent. p.a.-54 2s. 8d.; subject to AgriculturalBank and lAB, indebtedness; being E. H. Elliott'sforfeited Lease 20/1569.

Yandanooka Repurchased Estate.Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-37, as

modified by Part VIII.Corr. No. 8902/19. (Plan 123/80, F2.)Lot 46, containing 1,009n. lv. Op.; purchase nlouey-

£3,756 2s. Gd.; half-yearly instalment first five years.interest only :-to returned soldiers, at 4% per cent.p.a.-i36 Os. 8d.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.-f40is. 5d.; half-yearly instalment over the balance, 35years, including prmeipal and interest :-to returnedsoldiers, at 4/ ler cent. p.a.-45 Os. 5d.; to civilians,at 5 per cent. p.a-4i us. lOd; tanksite purchasemoney £251 Us. Gd., half-yearly instalment over 25years £5 Os. 9d.; subject to Agricultural Bank in-debtodness and to the reservation of minerals to theCrown and. tIme Midland Railway Company, Ltd.; beingI). J. Bradford's forfeited Lease 20/1398.

Yandanooka Estate.Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-37, as

mnothfied by Part VIII.Corr. No. 8902/19. (Plan 123/80, E2.)Lot £9, containing G7Oa. Or. 22p.; purchase money-

£3,281 us. 3d.; half-yearly instalment first five years,interest only :-to returned soldiers, at 4% per cent. p.a.-33 18s Gd.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.-3713s. lid.; half-yearly instalment over the balance, 35years, including principal and interest :-to returnedsoldiers, at 41/s per cent. p.a.-42 Os. 8d.; to civilians,at per cent. p.a.-44 14s. 4d.; tanksite purchasemoney £203 is. Sd., half-yearly instalment, 25 years, £4Os. lOd.; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness, alsosubject to the reservation of minerals to the Orown andth Midland Railway Company; being A. Downes' for-feited Leases 20/1404.

TENDERS FOR LEASING YANDANOOKA LOT 51.Perth Land Agency.

Cropping and Grazing Purposes.Section 131 of the Laud Act, 1933-1937.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corres. No. 779/38. Perth, 29th June, 1938.

TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinYandanooka Estate Lot 51, containing 1,504 acres, 2

roods 9 perches, are invited.The above lot will be available for leasing, under

section 131 of the Land. Act, 1933-1937, for a termexpiring on the 29th day of February, 1940, subject tothe following terms and conditions:

Tenderers are required to state the number ofbushels per acre they will pay as rental on landcropped (minimum area to be 500 acres).

Teuderers to state what area they intend to cropand how much of the crop will be on failowedlaud.

Tenderers to also statc what rental they are pre-pared to pay for the grazing rights on the pro-perty for the full term of the lease.

Tenders for the above lot, accompanied by half theamount of the grazing rental and indorsed ''Tender forYandanooka Estate Lot 51,'' and. addressed. ''UnderSecretary for Lands,'' must he lodged at the HeadOffice, Perth, on or before Wednesday, the 20th July,1938.

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

The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 123/80.)


1100 GuVEENMENT GAZETTE, \V.A. [JULY 15, 1938.

WEDNESDAY, 20th JULY, 1938.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Plantagenet District (about three miles north ofDenmark).

Corr. No. 1625/31. (Plan 4520/40, E4.)Location 2026, containing 160 acres, at 13s. Gd. per

acre; classification page 40 of 3921/07; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application, also subject to payment forimprovements, if any, and to timber conditions beingC. M. B. Hart's forfeited Lease 74/1310.

Plautagenet District (about 1½ miles west ofRedmond).

Corr. No. 6843/25. (Plan 451/80, B3.)Location 3926, containing 353a. 2r. 5p., at 5s. per

acre; classification page 51 of 7525/19; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; being A. Levitzlce's forfeitedLease 21398/68.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about 19 miles north-east of 1-lyden).Corr. No. 2065/36. (Plan 346/80, D3.)Location 1436, containing 997a. 2r. 9p., at 7s. 9d.

per acre; classification page 2 of 350/28; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; being E. N. Meeking 's for-feited Lease 347/1220.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (about four miles south-east of

\\Thelarra)Core. No. 159/38. (Plan 1600/40, E4.)Location 4041, containing 2,488a. lr. 29p., nt Ss. 3d.

per acre; classification page 23 of 335/21; subject toAgricultural Bank indebtedness; being E. C. Brede 'scancelled application.

Victoria District (about two miles west of Pindar).Corr. No. 2035/37. (Plan 156B/80, Fl.)Portion Location 5729, containing 480 acres, at 5s.

per acre, together with the balance of the area of thisblock; subject to Agricultural Batik indebtedness; beingP. N. Small's cancelled application.

\Tjctoi.ja District (about three miles south-west ofBunjil).

Corr. No. 38/38. (Plan 95/80, F2 & 3.)Location 7923, containing 1,984a. Or. 6p., at Os. 3d.

per acre; classification page 16 of 6204/25; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; being E. L. Poett's cancelledapplication.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kent District (about 23 miles north-east of Ongerup).

Core. No. 3729/26. (Plans 418/80, P4; 419/80, A4.)Loeatioa 975, containing 836a. 2r. 37p., at 4s. per

acre; classifiention page 8 of 3729/26; subject to pay-ment for improvements, if any, and to exemption fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation; being J. McHardy's forfeited Lease 22863/68

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Avon District (near Bullariag).

Corr. No. 1290/37. (Plan 377A/40, Bi.)Location 16008, containing G49a. 2r. lOp., at 7s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 20 of 1046/18; subject toAgricultural Bank and I.A.B. indebtedness; to beselected with Avon Locations 19831 and 9743, and alsosubject to a cropping lease which expires 28th Febru-ary, 1939; being C. N. Doyle's cancelled application.

Roe Distriet (near Pederah).Corr. No. 5817/28. (Plan 376/80, B & E2.)Location 1716, containing 3,371a. 3r. l2p., at 6s. pet

acre; classification page 7 of 4570/27; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; being B. Davey's forfeitedLease 68/759.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about eight miles east of Mannianning).

Core. No. 2475/37. (Plan 56D/40, 03.)Locations 12925, 12711, 13759, and 25694, containing

1,O81a. 3r. 3p., at Os. Gd. per acre; classification page6 of 770/37; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtednessand to a cropping lease which expires on 28th February,1939; being J. E. Johnson's cancelled application.

Ninghan District (about eight miles south of Mollerin).Coer. No. 1406/37. (Plan 65/80, P4.)Part Location 152, containing 155 acres, at 6s. per

acre, to be selected with tIme balance of this location,whelm is subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness andto a cropping lease which expires 28th February, 1939;being J. S. Aitken 's cancelled application.

Ninghaa District (about six miles north of Welbungin).Core. No. 3295/24. (Plan 55/80, Dl.)Locations 443 and 444, containing 2,000a. Or. 34p.,

at 5s. Gd. per acre; classification pages 59 and 60 of3295/24; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness andto a cropping lease expiring 28th February, 1939; beingG. L. Brodrick, Trustee of F. B., H. E., and A. B.Nitsches' and N. S. Kuss' forfeited Lease 18227/68.

Ninghan District (about 12 miles north of Mollerin).Core. No. 249/34. (Plans 65/80, Fl; 88/80, P4.)Locations 2932 and 3829, containing 999a. lr. 25p.,

at Ss. Gd. per acre; classification page 26 of 4257/27;subject to exemption from road rates for two years fromlate of approval of application; being M. Costello'sforfeited Leases 55/2660 and 74/1761.

PERTH LAND AGENCY..Jandakot A.A. District (about 4½ miles south-east of

Jandakot).Corr. No. 433/38. (Plan 341A/40, C2.)Location 399, containing 37a. ir. l8p., at 15s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 34 of 2035/23; being J.Black's cancelled application.

Peel Estate (about 1½ miles east of Balmanup).Corr. No. 2845/21. (Plan Peel Estate.)Lot 110, containing 75a. 2r. isp.; purchase money-

£18 18s.; first half-year's instalment as deposit-2;half-yearly instalment over the balance, 29½ years, in-cluding interest :-to returned soldiers, at 41/a per cent.p.a.--iOs. 8(1.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.-lls. Gd.;subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness and to theconditions applying to this Estate. This cancels theprevious Gazette notice relating to this block in Coy-eminent Ga7cUe 9th September, 1927.

i'eel Estate (near Balmanup).Core. No. 2217/33. (Plan Peel Estate.)Lots 074 and 115, containing 142a. Or. 24p.; purchase

miioncy-3202 us. 3d.; first half-year's instalment asdeposit-2; half-yearly instalment over the balance,29½ years, including interest :-to returned soldiers,it 4½ par cent. p.a..-3G 3s. 9d.; to civilians, at 5 perccitt. p.a.-36 us. 3d.; subject to time conditions apply-big to this Estate, and to payment for improvements, ifany. This cancels the notice relating to these blocksin Government Gazette 18th January, 1938.

Peel Estate (near Balmanup).Cure. No. 2395/37. (Plait Peel Estate.)Lot 678, containing 78a. 2r. l8p.; purchase money-

£123 15s. 7d.; first half-year's instalment as deposit-£2; half-yearly instalment over the balance, 29½ years,including interest :-to returned soldiers, at 41,d, percent. p.a.-23 lOs. Gd.; to eiiliamis, at 5 per cent. p.a.-34 is. 2(1.; and Lots 119 and 679, containing l9Ga.Or. i8p.; purchase mnoney-433 13s.; first half-year'sinstalment as deposit-32; half-yearly instalment overthe balance, 29½ years, including interest :-to me-turned soldiers, at 41/u per cent. p.n.-&13 6s.; tocivilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.-314 is. i0d.; subject teAgricultural Bank indebtedness amid to time conditionsapphyiug to thui Estate; also subject to a grazing leasemvliichm expires 16th January, 1939; being L. A. Craven'scancelled, application.

Juar 15, 1938.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. \V.A. 1101

RAVENSTRORPE LAND AGENCY.OldflelcI District (about 10 miles north of Ravensthorpe).

Corr No. 5772/28. (Plan 405/80, D & E3.)Location 39, containing 462a. 2r. 28p., at us, per

acre; classification page 12 of 311/15; subject to pay-inent for improvements, if any, and to exemption fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation, and also to mining conditions; being E. J. B.Bebbington's forfeited Lease 55/1437.

SALMON GUMS LAND AGENCY.Esperance District (about 10 miles north-west of

Esperance).Corr. No. 1664/22. (Plan 423/80, C4.)Locations 728, 729, 730, 731, and 732, containing 1,106

acres, at 4s. Gd. per acre; classification page 21 of1664/22; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness;being F. .J. B. Douglas' forfeited Lease 15511/68.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (about 15 miles north of Pingrup).

Curl'. No. 1273/27. (Plan 407/SO, C & B 1 & 2.)Location 14367, containing 2,552a. 3r. lip., at 2s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 21 of 1273/27; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application and to the condition that thepoison must be eradicated to the satisfaction of theMinister for Lands before the Crowui grant will issue;being G. Kennedy's and A. Hugh 's forfeited Lease347/1511.

THURSDAY, 21st JULY, 1938.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Kojonup District (about 15 miles south of Qualeup).Coi'r. No. 476/38. (Plan 438B & C/dO, P2 & 3.)Locations 6548, 0545, and 6553, containing 3,107a.

lr. 23p., at Os. Gd. pci' acre; classification page 3 of5928/21; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness;being J. M. Merritt's cancelled application.

Nelson District (near Nortlicliffe).Core. No. 1853/32. (Plan 454B/4O, El.)Location 8684, containing liSa. ir. Ip., at lOs. Gd.

per acre; classification page 45 of 5279/19, Volume 1;subject to payment for improvements, and to timberconclitio,is, and to the coulitions applying to land selec-tion in tins district; being S. A. Roads' forfeited Lease68/37 18.

Sussex District (about seven miles south-east of Vasse).Corr. No. 1543/34. (Plan 413C/40, D & P3.)Location 1859, containing 114n. 3r. 311).; purchase

)noney-485 ; half-yearly instalment over 30 years, in-cluding interest :to returned soldiers, at 4½ per cent.p.a.-14 9s. 8d.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.flSOs. 2d.; subject to the following conditions :(1) Thatthe lessee maintain the improvements to the satisfactionof the Minister for Lands; (2) that the Government doesnot guarantee a continuance of drainage maintenance,nor any Agricultural Bank advance. This cancels thenotice relating to this block in Govcrn.svnt Gazette 1 5thOctober, 1937.

WEDNESDAY, 27th JULY, 1938.BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about 12½ miles north of Jubuk).Core. No. 1075/24. (Plan 344/80, Al.)Location 23656, containing 169a. 3r. ISp.; subject to

classification and p1-icing and to exemption from roadrates for two years from date of approval of applica-tin; being H. J. Johnson's forfeited Lease 19913/OS.

IBUNBURY LAND AGENCY.Wellington District (about 8'/ miles north-west of

Wagcrup).Corr. No. 6358/20. (Plan 383A/40, B2.)Location 3222, containing 100 acres, at Os. per acre;

classification page 14 of 0358/20; subject to paymentfor inlproveuments, if any, and to exemption from roadrates for two years from date of approval of applica-tion ; also subject to tiniber conditions; being B. All-pike's forfeited Lease 12927/68.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Victorjn District (about 34 miles north-east of Yuna).

Con'. No. 775/27. (Plan 190/80, B3.)Location 8443, containing 4,996a. ir. 2lp., at 2s. Gd.

Per aol-c; elassifleation page S of 775/27; subject top)C,YmmIcmlt for imnproven)cnts ; hemig F. 'N. Millar 's for-feited Lease 22973/08.

Victoria District (about 11 miles east of Northampton).Coi'i'. No. 440/38. (Plan. 100D/40, C4.)The unsurveyed area, containing about 800 acres,

bounded by hues coimnencing at the north-east cornerof Location 7280 and extending east to the productionnorth of the west boundary of Location 6329; thencesouth to and along said west boundary to time northboundary of Location 0131; thence west along saidnorth boundary of Location 0131 and onwards to theeast boundary of Location 7333; thence north and westalong boundaries of said Location 7333 and onwards tothe east boundary of Location 7280 aforesaid; thencenorth along said east boundary of Location 7280 tothe starting point; subject to survey, classification, andpmieimig.

NABROGIN LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about 3½ miles north-west of Lake

Biddy).Cur,'. No. 445/37. (Plan 388/80, A2.)Locations 143 and 714, containing 1,179a. Om'. l5p.,

at lOs. ijer aol-c; classification page 13 of 7627/22;subject to Agnic ultural Bank, Industries AssistanceBoard, and wire netting indebtedness, and to the Gov-ernment retaining the right to resume for railway orother imNic l)im'P05e5 any land required, and 110 comPen-intioll to be given except for the actual value of anyinprovemnents that may be resumed; also an Agrieul-

tum'nl Bank cropping lease expiring 28th February, 1940;being N. W. Creighton 's cancelled application.

\\rillp,fl)s District (about 11 miles south-east of Kuhn)Core. No. 4167/20. (Plan 376/80, A4.)Location 10081, containing 1,000 acres, at Os. per

acre; classification page 98 of 0420/10; and Location11781, containing 1,207n. in, lip., at 2s. per acre; clas-sification page 5 of 969/29; subject to Industries Assist-ance Board indebtedness; Williams Locatioms 11781 onlyis subject to the condition that tue poisoli nimist beeradicated to tile satisfaction of tile Minister for LandsI ('fore the Ci'oe'n grant will issue; being A. C. Tizard 'Sforfeited Leases 20780/08 and 68/1864.

Williams District (near Dudiniim).Corr. No. 0460/20. (Plan 386/80, Dl.)Location 12399, containing 52a. 1r. 27p., at us, per

acre; classification page 3 of 0460/20; subject to pay-,uent fom' improvements; being W. Mclnnes' forfeitedLease 14197/68.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon Distm'ict (near Erikin).

(jorr, No. 1573/23. (Plan 4/80, C3.)Location 10453, comitnining l,609a. Or. 32p., at 4s. Gd.

pd' acre; classific.atioms page 11 of 2741/15; subject topayment fe, improvements, if aimy ; beimsg C. Fingle-stein's forfeited Leases 21714/68 and 25544/74.

Avon Disti'iet (about nine miles south-east of Wadderin),Corr. No. 5204/22. (Plami 5/80, D4.)Location 19301, containing 1,000 acres, at Os. 6d. per

acre; classification page 35 of 5204/22; and Location19299, containing 999 acm-es, at 4s. Od. per acre; classi-ficatiomi page 50 of 2104/12; subject to AgriculturalBank indebtedness, Tlmis cancels the notice in Govern-Cadet Gazette 5th April, 1938, relating to these blocks.

Nhighan amid Avon Districts (about three nules north.east of Bencubbin).

Corn. No. 8805/19. (Plami 55/80, D2.)Ninghan Location 577, containing 978 acres, at 9s.

per acre; classificatiomi page 20 of 149/09; and AvonLocatiom 14819, containing 999 acres, at lOs. pci' acre;classiflcatiomm page 18 of 409/20; subject to Agricul-tural Bamik and Industries Assistamice Board indebted-ness; being C. G. Tlmtmm'stun 's forfeited Leases 36770/55and 12433/56.

1102 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JuLY 15, 1938.

Ninghan District (about one mile north of Gabbin).Corr. No. 711/38. (Plan 55/80, A2.)Location 1574, containing 715a. 2r. lop.; subject to

pricing and to exeniption from road rates for two yearsfrom date of approval of application; being E. E.Farmer's cancelled application.

Ninghasi District (about 5 miles north-west ofWiahici).

Corr. No. 770/38. (Plan 66/80, 1) & El.)Location 3056, containing 3,739a. 2r., at 4s. Gd. per

acre; classification in 6320/27; subject to AgriculturalBank and Industries Assistance Board indebtedness;being A. Scott's cancelled application.

Victoria District (about nine miles south-west of Maya).Corr. No. 2567/29. (Plans 89/80, Al; 90/80, Fl.)Locations 5769 and 9257, containing 999 acres, at

4s. per acre; classification page 9 of 16319/10; subjectto exemption from road rates for two years from dateof approval of application. This cancels the notice me-lating to these blocks in Government Gazette 4th Febru-ary, 1932.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about 32 miles west of Brookton).Corr. No. 5050/29. (Plan 342D/40, B3.)Locations 13692, 17322, 17323, 17950, 17951, 25688,

and 25689, containing 1,006a. Or. l9p., at 3s. 96. pci,acre; classification page 28 of 4456/25; subject to thecondition that the poison must be eradicated to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Lands before the Crowngrant will issue; being E. S. Miles' forfeited Lease68/2 09 1.

i'eel Estate (about six nules north-east of Wellard).Corr. No. 714/34. (Plans 341D/40, Cl, and Peel Es-

tate.)Let 242, containing 40a. 3r. 38p.; purchase money

£52; first half-year 's instalment as deposit-2; half-yearly instalnsent over the balance, 29½ years, includinginterest :to returned soldiers, at 41/c per cent. p.a.-£1 ils. 46.; to civilians, at 5 pci cent. p.a.1 13s. LI.;subject to tIme conditions applying to this land; beingI. A. Coleman's forfeited Lease 347/450.

Peel Estate (about one nsile north-cast of Icarnup).Corr. No. 2312/36. (Plan 341D/40, B4.)Lot 985, containing l7a. Or. 9p., and Lot 987, contain-

ing l5a. 2r. 32p.; purchase moneyf120; first half-year's instalnscnt as deposit-2 ; half-yearly instalmentover the balance, 29½ years, including interest :toreturned soldiers, at 4½ per cent. p.a.-3 l2s. lld. ; tocivilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.-3 17s. 56.; subject tothe conditions applying to this Estate; being E. .7.White's forfeited Lease 347/1235.

Victoria District (about two miles north of Gunyidi).Cars. No. 2086/37. (Plan 90/80, D3.)Location 8364, containing 2,967a. Or. l9p., at 2s. per

acre; classification page 32 of 3272/26; subject to pay-ment for improvements; being S. Barrett Lennard 'scancelled application.

Victoria District (about 11 miles west of Maya).Corr. No. 2832/29. (Plan 90/80, P1.)Part Location 8991, containing 7G7a. Or. 29p., at 3s.

Gd. per acre; classification page 18 of 2832/29; beingthat portion of Location 8991 surrendered from D. C.Carr 's Lease 68/1679; subject to exemption froni roadrates for two years from date of approval of applica-tioss. This cancels the notice relating to this land inGovernment Gazette 1st .June, 1934.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.Yilgarn District (about six miles north-east of

Bullfinch).Corr. No. 3512/23. (Plan 53/80, C & D3.)Loeation 625, containing 993a. Or. l5p., at 4s. per

acre; subject to payment fur improvements capitalisedat £350 and to msmimiimsg and timber conditions; being 0.B. I{offmaisn's forfeited Lease 40556/55.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.\Villiams District (about five miles north-east of Lake

Grace).Corr. No. 7303/23. (Plan 387/80, C & D3.)Location 13014, containing 438a. Os. lOp., at 5s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 4 of 7303/23; subject topayment for improvenients; being J. M. Bailey's for-feited Lease 17774/68.

THURSDAY, 28th JULY, 1938.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Nelson District (about six miles west. of Walpole).Corr. No. 219/31. (Plans 453C/4O, D4; 455D/4O,

Dl.)Location 8716, containing 137a. 2r. 36p., at 13s. per

acre; subject to payment for improvements. This can-cels the notice appeamimig in the Government Gazette oftIme 3rd June, 1938.

Sussex District (about one mile east. of Kudardup).Corr. No. 868/38. (Plan 44lA/40, B & Cl.)Location 1503, containing 231a. 2r. 38p., at lOs. per

acre; classificatioms page 29 of 1105/20, Vol. 1; subjectto exeniption from road rates for two yeas's from dateof approval of application and to time conditions apply-ing to land selection in this district; being A. Hillier 'scancelled application.

Sussex District (about two issues south-west ofBusselton).

Corr. No. 1889/37. (Plan 4l3B/4O, D2.)Location 2363, containing 152a. ir. 3lp.; purchase

mnoney-460 105.; half-yearly instalment over 30 years,including ismtem-est :to returned soldiers, at 4½ per cent.p.a.fi13 15s. ld.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.-14lOs. 9d.; subject to time conditions applying to selectionin tins district; being B. N. Ton sett 's cancelled appli-cation.

Sussex District (about two miles south-west ofBusselton).

Corr. No. 18GG/3O. (Plan 4l3B & C/40, D2 & 3.)Location 2365, commtainimmg 152a. 1i. 24p., at 8s. Gd.

per acre; classification osm page 19 of 1866/30; subjectto paynient for improvements and to the right of theGovernment to enter upoms the land for time purposeof constructing or maintaining draimis free of compen-sation, also subject to timber conditions amid the con-ditions applying to laud selection in this district. Thiscancels the notice iii time Government Gazette 13thAugust. 1937, relatiimg to this block.

WEDNESDAY, 3rd AUGUST, 1938.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Plantagenet District (about eight miles west ofRedmond).

Core. No. 3444/07. (Plans 451/80, A3; 452/80, P3.)Locatiosm 1966, containing 160 acres; subject to classi-

fication and pricing; subject to pamuent for improve-msients, if ammy, and to exemmiption frommi road mates fortwo yeam's from date of approval of application and totimber cosmditions; being, A. A. Andrew's forfeited.Lease 9178/74.

Plantagenet District (hear Rednsond).Core. No. 2762/27. (Plan 451/80, B3.)Locatiomi 2034, coimtaining 160 acres, at is. per acre;

classificatiomi page 12 of 2762/27; subject to exemptiosmfrom road rates for two years fromsi date of approvalof application amid to tiasber comiditions; being N. G.Levitzke's forfeited Lease 21819/68.

Plamitagenet District (abont six miles north-east ofKalgan).

Curs. No. 3684/14. (Plaim 451/80, P3.)Location 2773, containing 160 acres; subject to classi-

fication amid pricing aimd to time payment for improve-macsits, also snbjcct to tinmber conditiomms; being H. B.Green's forfeited Lease 34805/55.

JuLY 15, 11)38.]

Plantagenet District (about six miles east of Mt.Barker).

Corr. No. 301/32. (Plans 445/80, C4; 451/80, Cl.)Location 3291, containing 159a. 3r. 38p., at Os. per

acre; classification page 5 of 6220/26; subject to pay-ment for improvements, and to exemption from roadrates for two years froni date of approval of applies-tioll; being C. E. Lakey's forfeited Lease. 74/1430.

Plantagenet. District (about 3½ lInes east ofCliorkerup).

Con. No. 2138/29. (Plan 451/80, B3.)Location 4601, containing 300a. ir. 24p., at Os. 9d.

per acre; classification page 12 of 2138/29; subject topaymeiit for improvements, to timber conditions, andto the right of the Government to enter upon the landfor the purpose of constructing and maintaining drainsfree of compensation; being H. S. Ferguson's for-feited Lease 68/2152.

GER.ALDTON LAND AGENCY.Vietorii District (about nine miles south-cast of

Greenough).Corr. No. 185/23. (Plans 127/80, Al; 126B/40, El.)Location 7928, containing 2,499a. 2r. 14p., at 2s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 5 of 185/23; subject topayment for improvements; being C. Kind's forfeitedLease 17668/68.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojonup District (about 1½ miles north-west of

Nyabing).Corr. .No. 3783/25. (Plan 4080/80, P4.)Locations 8225 and 8446, containing 325a. 3s. LIp.,

at 2s. Gd. per acre; classification page 8 of 3783/25;subject to payment for improvements, and to the con-dition that the poison must be eradicated to the satis-faction of the Minister for Lands before the Crowngrant will issue; being W. E. Cliarslcy 's forfeited Leases20511/68 and 25221/74.

NAR1tOG1N LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about 71/, miles north of Burugup)Corr. No. 6824/25. (Plan 387/80, El.)Locations 884, 896, and 885, containing 2,543a. Os..

12p., at 7s. per acre; classification page 25 of 6824/25;subject to Agricultural Bank and I.A.B. indebtedness;being A. MeG. McCallum 's forfeited Leases 2.1384/68mid 25410/74.

Roe District (near Lake Camm).Cm'r. No. 689/34. (Plan 389/80, A2.)Location 1678, containing 1,087 acres, at 5s. per acre;

classification page 1 of 1747/28; subject to AgriculturalBank indebtedness.

SALMON GUMS LAND AGENCY.Esperance District (about 11 miles south-west of

Seaddan).Core. No. 2507/26. (Plan 402/80, A4.)Locations 515 and 1274, containing 1,000 acres; sub-

ject to pricing and to payment for improvements; beingI-I. N. Lester's forfeited Leases 41928/55 and 25141/74.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.Yilgarn District (about three miles north-west of

Bullfinch).Corr. No. 5866/2.3. (Plan 53/80, B4.)Location 601, containing 1,002a. Or. lOp., at 4s. per

acre; classification page 41 of 6812/22; subject to pay-mnent for improvements capitalised at £140, also subjectto mining and tinuber conditions; being 1. Zanotti 's for-feited Lease 40741/55.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about 1O5 miles south of Burngup).Corr. No. 925/37. (Plans 387/80, E4; 407/80, El.)Locations 788, 789, and 790, containing 1,538a. 3r.

3Op., at 9s. 3d. per acre; classification page 12 of2809/24; and Location 867, containing 1,42Oa. Or. 7p..at 6s. 9d. per acre; classification page 5 of 2240/25;

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1103

subject to Agricultural Bank and I.A.B. indebtednessand t.o a cropping lease which expires 28t.h February,1939; being 11. G. Willcoe.k 's cancelled application.

\Viiliams District (about eight nules north-west ofMoulyinning)

Core. No. 1556/26. (Plan 386D/40, C4.)Locations 12145 and 14235; containing 412a. 3r. lip.,

at 4s. Gd. per acre; classifications pages 5 and 6 of1556/26; subject to payment for improvements; being

Gladstone as trustee of the assigned Estate of A. L.Harding's forfeited Lease 20490/68.

THURSDAY, 4th AUGUST. 1938.BRIDCIETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Cuudinu1j Estate, Nelson District (about nine milessouth-east of Jarrahwood).

0peii under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1937, asmodified by Part VIII

Corr. No. 6314/19. (Plan 414D/4O, B & C4.)Location 7906, containing 29Oa. Or. 32p.; purchase

nioney-212 ; half-yearly instalment first five years, in-terest only -to returned soldiers, at 41/2 per cent. pa.-£4 15s. 3d.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a.-45 7s. 3d.;half-yearly instalment over balance, 35 years, includingprincipal and interest :-to returned soldiers, at 4½ percent. p.a.-f4 18s. 2d.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. pa.-£7 is. 4(1.; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtednessand to the condition that this block will only be op.proied to time apjlicaist who satisfies the Land Boardthat lie has the necessary experience and capital to workthis block; being E. B. Savage's forfeited Lease36619/55.

SUSSCX District (near Dianella Siding).Corr. No. 339O/26 (Plan 44OD/4O, B4.)Location 1297, containing 158a. li. 7p., at 17s. Gd. per.

acre; classification page 6 of 7164/23; subject to exemp-tion from road rates for two years from date of approvalof application, t.o timber conditions, and to the con-ditions applying to land selection in this district; beingP . Aliern 's forfeited Lease 42020/55.

Sussex District (about six miles north-east ofCowararnup).

Corr. No. 1547/32. (Plan 413D/40, C4.)Location 3804, containing i4Oa. 2i-. lOp., at 7s. per

acre; classification page 28 of 1547/32; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application and to the conditions applyingto land selection in tIns district, and also to timberconditions; being H. Kemp's forfeited Lease 74/1688.

\Vellinigtou District (about two miles west of Donnj--brook).

Corr. No. 211/34. (Plan 414A/.10, El.)Loeatio,i 3810, containing 74a. 2r. 20p., at 12s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 27 of 2851/31; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application, amid to timber conditions; beingJ. Edwards' forfeited Lease 68/4083.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 15th July, 193S.IT is hereby declared that the underinentioned landshai-e been set apart, taken, or resumed under section 17jf the Public Works Act, 1902, for the pill-pose of newIloads, that is to say:

Cluttering.L. & S. 5853/09; M.R. 66/37.No. 15. Addition.-Pol-tjons of Reserve No. 4070

and Swan Location 1371 bounded by lines commencingon time eastern boundary of said reserve 2 chains 31.3links from its north-east corner and extending (asshiowii on Iliagram No. 59346) 38deg. 54m1i. 2 chains5.5 links amid 22deg. l0niin. 6 chains 38.8 links; then

1104 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

lO4deg. 25mm. 5 chains 37 3 links and 226deg.3 chains 32.3 links along the western side of the prosent road to the starting point.

ir. 0. Sp. being resumed from Swan Location 1.371.(Plan 28/SO, D2.)

Kojonup.

Goomalling.2203/29.No. 26. Wideniiig.-Portion of Reserve No. 6059

and portions of Avon Locations 26559 and 23222bounded by lines commencing on the south-eastern boun-dary of said reserve 32 links from its east corner andextending (as shown Diagram No. 58561) 2ldeg. 56mm.6 chains 28.9 links, l2deg. 51mm. 15 chains 30.5 linksand ldeg. 52mm. S chains 34.6 links through said re-serve and said locations; thence south-eastward alongpart of the south-western boundary of Reserve No. 3005to the western side of the present road and south-ward along said side of the present road to the start-ing point.

4p. being resumed from Avon Location 26559.4a. Or. 4p. being resunieci from Avon Location 23222.

(Plan 27B/40, Dl.)

Bassend ean.13081/04, Vol. 11.No. 2202. Arizac Road, Truncation.-Portion of Swan

Location R, bounded by lines commencing at the junc-tion of the south side of the present road with thenorth-eastern side of Eighth avenue and extending (asshown Diagram No. 59188) O0deg. 4mm. 1 chain alongthe said side of the present road; thence by a circularconvex arc having a length of 32.7 links and a i-adiosof 33 links, through tile said location, to the north-eastem side of Eighth avenue; thence 306deg. 38mm. 1chain along said side of Eighth avenue to the startingpoint.

ip. being resumed frons Swan Location R. (Plan1D/20, NE.)

Bassendean.13081/04, Vol. 11.No. 2223. Extension.-A strip of land coninleucing

75 links wide and widening by tmuncation, leaving the,pmesemst road at th south-western come,- of Lot 9 ofSwan Location Q2 (L.T.O. Plan No. 1181) and extend-ing (as shown L. & S. Diagrans No. 59188) southwai-0through Swan Location 11 to Eighth avenue.

271). being resumed from Swan Location B.. (PlanGnildforcL)

5576/06.No. 3059. Widenings :-(1) Portion of Koonnp Location S bounded by lines

conunencing on its isorth-western boundary 13 chains48 links from the junction of the southern side of Road

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

[JULY 15, 1938.

No. 5329 with same and extending, as shown on Dia-gram No. 55930, 2l3deg. 48mm. 15 chains 62 2 linksand 24Odeg. 7mm. 15 chains 50 links; thence north-eastward along the south-eastern side of the presentroad to the starting point.

(2) Portion of said Location 5 bounded by linescommencing on its north-western boundary 225deg.1mm. 19 chains 36.5 links and 2255eg. 18 chains 38.2links from the south corner of Location 2431 and ex-tending (as shown Diagi-ain No. 55930) l93deg. 15chains 83.9 links, 2Oldeg. 57mm. 2 chains 19 links and244deg. 42mm. 27 chains 432 links; thence north-eastward along said north-western boundary to thestarting point.

23a. 2r. iSp. being resnmed from Icojonup Location5. (Plan 416D/40, C4.)

Plans and more particulai- descriptions of the landsso set apart, taken, ol- resumed may be inspected at theDepartment of Lands and Surveys, Pci-tb.

By order of His Excellency the Lienteisant-Governor,

M. F. TROY,Minister for Lands.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1393.Application No. 1246/1938.

TAKE notice that Clarence William Higgins of Capelfarmer has made application to be registered under theTransfer of Land Act 1S93 as the pi-oprietor of an estateii fee simple iii possosion in the following parcel ofland situate in the Wellington district and being

Wellington Location 171 containing about 20 acresRounded on the East by a line measul-ing about 12

chains 35 links passing partly along pai-t of the westboundary of Location 591

On the South by the noi-th boundary of Location 4228and a north boundary of Location 829 measuring together14 chains 20 links

On the West by a line measuring about 18 chains 50links pissmg partly along an east boundary of the saidLocation 329

And on the North by part of the Capel River.And further take notice that all persons other than the

applicant clainsing to have any estate right title or in-terest iii time above parcel of land and desiring to objectto the said application are hereby mequired to lodge inthis Office on or before the 29th August next a caveatforbidding the said land being brought under the opera-tion of the said Act.

E. E. FEWINGS,Registrar of Titles.

Office of Titles, Perth,this 11th day of July, 1938.

Abbott & Abbott, Perth, Solicitors for the applicant.

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are to lie addressed to 'The lion, the Minister for PublicWorks, ' and marked ''Tender,'' and will be received at the Public Works Office, Perth. The lowest or anytender will not necessarily be accepted.

W. S. ANDREW,tJnder Secretary for Public Works.

I

Date ofNotice. Nature of Work

-

Date and Timefor Closing

Where and when Conditions of Contract, tc., tobe seen.

1938,

June 29

July 7

July 13

Lake Grace Hospital -Additions(8863)

Leonora Pumping Station- NewQuarters (8864)

Carrabin Springs School-Re-mnoval from Yorkrakine Rock(8865)

1938.(230 p.m. on Tuesday)26th July . ...

26t1s July ------

2iid August ...

Contractors' Room, l'erth, and I'.W.l)., Katanning, oand after 5th July, 1938,

Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D., Kalgoorlie, o.and after 12th July, 1938.

Contractors' Room, Pcrth, and Water Supply OfficeNortham ; Court House, Merredin, on and aftes- 19thJuly, 1938.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Mukinbudin and Nungarin Road DistrictsAlteration

of Common BoundaryNotice of Intention.Department of Public Works,

P.W. 501/35. Perth, 25th June. 1938.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that itis the intention of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, under the provisions of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919-1934, to alter the common boundary betweenthe Mukinbudin and Nungarin Road Districts by tians-feri-ing from the Mukinbudin Road District that portionof land being Avon Locations 14086 and 21462 to theNungarin Road District.

Plan showing the proposed alteration may be seenat the Local Government Office, Department of PublicWorks, Perth.

W. S. ANDREW,L°nder Secretary for Public Works.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.ortliaiiipton and Shark Bay Road DistrictsAlteration

of Common BoundaryNotice of Intention.Department of Public Works,

Perth, 6th July, 1938.P.W. 1172/34.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that itis the intention of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Gov-einom, nndei- the provisions of section 8 of the RoadDistricts Act, 1919-1934, to alter time common bomidarybetween the Northampton Road District and the SharkBay Road District by transferring all that portion ofEdel Lease 394/908 within time Northampton Road Dis-trict from the Northampton Road District to time SharkBay Road District.

(Sgd.) W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Works.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Belmont Park Road Board.

Building By-law No. 39aNninbering of Houses.P.W.. 1536/36.

IN pursuance of the powers and provisions in, under,and by virtue of the Road. Districts Act, 1919-1934, andamendments thereof, the Belmont Park Road Boardmakes and osdains that the following by-law for num-bering of houses within all that portion of the Board'sDistrict as scheduled below be observed and enforced: -

Every householder shall, at his own cost, numberhis house with the number allotted from time to timeby the Beluiont Park Road Board within that portionof its district as described below.

No person shall reniove, deface, damage, or injurein any way any number or set of numbers placed orpainted on any portion of such house, camp, building,tenement, or other structure.

Any person offending against this by-law shall beliable to a penalty not exceeding £2.

Description of the Area referred to above :All thatportion of the Board's District starting from the northside of Orrong road at its intersection with Swan River,thence south-easterly along the northern boundary ofOrrong road to its eastern intersection with Chamber-lain road, thence along both sides of Cimamberlain roadto its north-eastern intersection with Acton avenue,thence along both sides of Acton avenue in a westerlydirection to its intersection with the eastern boundaryof Cleaver terrace, thence along both sides of Cleaverterrace to its northern intersection with A.hernethystreet, thence easterly along both sides of Abernethystreet to its south-eastern intersection with Wheelesstreet, thence along both sides of Wheeler street to itsnorthern intersection with Belgravia street, thence east-erly along both sides of Belgravia street to its inter-section with the eastern boundary of Frederick street,thence along both sides of Frederick street to its north-ern intersection with Hardy road, thence along bothsides of Hardy road in a westerly direction to itswestern intersection with Wallace street, thence alongboth sides of Wallace street to its northern intersectionwith Leake street, thence westerly along both. sides ofLeake street to the western boundary of Mural street,thence along both sides of Mural street to the northernintersection of Epsomn avenue, thence along both sidesof Epsom avenue in an easterly direction to its easternintersection with Victoria street, thence along both sides

of Victoria street to its intersection with the northernboundary of Kanowna avenue, thence eastes-ly alongboth sides of Kanowna avenue to its eastern intersec-tion of Fiist street, thence along both sides of Firststreet and Bedeliffe road to the Board 's north-easternboundary, the junction of Locations 28 and 27, andthence along said north-eastern boundary to the Sw-anRiver.

Passed at a meeting of the Belmont Park Road Boaidheld at Belmont Park, Western Australia, on the 23rdMay, 1938.

DONALD McLAOI{LAN,Chairman.

P. S. STANTON,Secretary.

liecomnmended-(Sgd.) H. MILLINGTON,

Mimsister Controlling Local Government.

Approved by I-us Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Executive Council this 30th day of June, 1938.

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

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Moora Road Board.

By-laws Relating to Wates-courses and Discount forRates.

w 1663/37.WHEREAS under the provisions of tIme Road DistrictsAct, 1919-34, the Road Board of any District is em-p.ivered, to make by-laws for all or any of the purposesi.entioned in the said Act; and whereas the Moora RoadBoard, in pnrsuance of the powers vested iii the saidConed, under and by virtue of the said Act and of anyaithiolity enabling it in that behalf, doth hereby snakemmmd publish the following by-laws:-

Waterconrses.No person shall cause or allow any obstruction in any

im-atercourse, water channel, creek or other waters pass-irg through or adjoining or abutting on his propertywithin the Townsite of Moora, either by the construction0.1' permanent or temporary weirs or dams, or by allow-hg any accunsulation of rubbish, soil, sand, or dead nigomving scrub or tinshem-, and shall at least once inemory year so cleams and maintain suds w'atercourses,water ehamsnehs, or creeks so as to retain their fullnatural discharging capacity.

No person shall alter or deviate in any w-ay the courseof any watem-eourse, channel, or creek without first hay-ing obtained time pemmissiomi of the Boam-.d in writing.

Discount for Rates.Time Boai-d may allow discount, not exceeding five per

centum, for prompt payment of rates, but such discountshall be allowed in respect of general sates only (notincluding supplementary rates), and shall not be allowedin respect of rates not paid on or before tIme 30th dayof September of the year in which the rates have beenumiposed: Piovided that the Minister, under special cir-cumstances, mnay agree to an extension of tinse for aperiod not exceeding one month.

Passed by resolution of the Moora Road Board at ameeting held on the 14th day of May, 1.938.

C. L. E. ORTON,Chairman.

B. A. P. TIMMS,Secretary.

Recommended-(Sgd.) E. H. GRAY,

f or Ministem Controlling Local Government.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Executive Council this 30th day of June, 1938.

(Sgd.) L E SI{APCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

,JULY 15, 1938.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1105


ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Angusta-Margaret River Road Board.

Department of Public Works,P.W. 1269/29. Perth, 13th July, 1938.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatHis Excellency tile Lieutenant-Governor llas approvedof:-

Improvenients at Gloucester Park, consisting ofprovisioll of tennis courts, buildings, fencing,clearing and levelling;

Improvements at Augusta Camping Ground, con-sisting of combined garages, rain-water catch-inent aild tank, and sinking of wells and pro-ViSiOfl of sanitary conveniences,

as works and undertakings for which lnoney may beborrowed under Part VII. of tile Road Districts Act,1919-1934, by the Augusta-Margaret River Road Board.

(Sgd.) W. S. ANDREW,Tinder Secretary for Works.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Denmark Road Board.

Department of Public Works,P.W. 795/38. Perth, 13th July, 1938.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thathis Excellency tile Lieutenant-Governor has approvedof the purchase of Road Making Machinery as an under-taking for which money ssiay be borrowed under PartVII. of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1934, by the Den-nark Road Board.

(Sgd.) W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Works.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Bavswater Road Board.

WHEREAS by tile Road Districts Act, 1919-1934, tIleRoad Board (If any District may make, alter, and re-peal by-laws for all or any urposes mentioned in thesaid Act, the Bayswater Road Boat-fl, in pursuance oftile powers vested in tile said Board, under and by vii-tue of the said Act and of every other authority en-abling it in this behalf, doth hereby make and publishtIle following by-law

By-law for Controlling Reserves..1. i\o person shall damage or interfere with any tree,

shrub, bird, fisil, fence, building, seat, waterpipe, hoseor fitting-, treeguard, soil, el otller property in any parkOr Public reserve.

No persos silall climb or be upon any tree, shrub,treeguard, wall, or felice, 01 upon the roof of any besild-aug in any pas-k or PuliliC reserve.

No person shall tether any anilnal to any tree,silrllb, ti-eeguard, irall, or fence in any park or publicreserve,

No person 511011 tllrow stones or Ot.11er missiles inany park or public reserve, or leave there i any bottle,ol-ange peel, banana skitis, paper, cast-off clothing, orany retuse or litter.

An persoii found in a state of dutoxieation, orbehaving in a disorderly manner or using indecent, pro-fane or insulting language, os creating oa- taking partin any disturbance, ot- making harangues whereby acrowd is collected, or committing any act of indecencyin asty pal-k 01 public reserve, shall he liable to he forth-with removed by any officer or servant of tile Board, orby any constable, and shall he guilty of an offenceagainst tills by-law.

No person silahl cause, allow, or suffer any horseor cattle to be or to depasture upon any park or publicreserve without fit-st having obtained a license from theBoard to do so.

i. lo person. unless autilorised iii tillit bellalf by tileBoald, shall lead, ride, or diive any horse, cattle, bicycle,1 ricyelc, or vehicle upon or over any portion of anypark or pliblic 1-cserve except upon a carl-iage-way.

S. No person, unless authorised in that beilalf by theBoard, shall leave any collide, whether ill cilarge of any

Or not, stationary upon an)- park or public re-SOl'\e except upon a carriage-way.

9. No person shall, unless antllorised by tile Boardin that behalf, interfere with or remove any plant oldover, or enter or walk upoll any bed or border or plotof ground set apart fot- garden or plaistation purposesill any trk or puhhc resolve.

10. i\o PC(501i SIlall l,awk or offer for sale in anypark or pilblie reserve lIllY goods or articles of anyd escription, nititont lillI-ing prevaoitsly obtained writtenpermission from the secretary.

11. No person shall light an)' fit-c within any park01' nUbIle reserve without perlla_iSSTon ftoni the secretary.

12. No person shall deface or write upon, or post,stick, stamp, stencil, laint or otherwise affix, or causeto be posted, stuck, stamped, stesieilled, painted, orotilerwise aflixed, any placnl-d, handbill, notice, adver-tiselneut, writing 01' picture whatsoever upon any ti-ce,building, fence post, gate, wall, flagging Or path in 01'mound any Park 01 public reserve Witilolit tile writtenconsent of the Boal-d first obtained.

13. No person shall carry firearms through any pat-k01 public reserve, or shoot, sna IC, or destroy all)' bird 01'II tli lull! tilercin.

14. No person shall use any spring gUll 01' catapultIII 1)11)' park or public i-eserve.

15. No 9015011 SI) nIl 1)111 ito in any p a t'k 11 r publicreserve.

16. No person shall in any pai'k or public reservelvi ifully obst,-nct, diStUl-b, intert-upt, Os annoy any otherP015011 ill the ploper use thereof, or wilfully obstruct inthe execution of h,is ditty, 01 insult, or neglect to obeytile lawful directions of any cas'etaker, I-anger, or otherservant of tile Boas'd.

17. No oersoi shall spit or oxpeetot-ate on the pathsor seats ol' any structure or ei'ection witllin any pat-k ospublic resolve,

18. No poison silall ganlble, or play pitch aIld tossOY 1)11)' other game of Cllance in any park or public1-0501-ye.

19. No person shall bring, carry os' take into anypark or pitbhe resolve ala)' fermented or spirituouslicjUul's, 1101 shall any person consume or drink salletheresa, 1101' shall he found therein Ilavillg any fernoented01' spirituous liquors in his possession or under his eon-tl'Ol except with tile Wl-ittell pernussioa of tile Board.

20. No person shall camp, lodge, or tarry over nightill atiy park or public reserve, or fi-equent tile same forthte purpose of camping, lodgillg or tarrying over nightti, el'ein.

21. No person or organised club shall practise or playat any game ott ally park or publie reserve without hay-big first obtained a wl'ittell pel'lnit from ti,e Board soto do,

22. No pe'son (11' ol-ganiseil club having obtained anysuch permit as afos-esaid sitatil practise or play at anysueli game, except at sucil times and upon suchi portionsof tile parlcs or public reserves as hali be specified insuch permit.

23. It shall be lawful for any officer or servant oftile Board or any constable to remove from ally park orpublic reserve ills)' child under the age of ten years notbeing under thte control of some competent person.

24. No person shall tl'ltin or exercise any llol'se 01'(log witilin all)' park or public reserve.

25. No Pci'sun SIlali suffer or allow all)' dog to enteror 1-emain in ally part of any park or public s'eserve laidout as gardens.

26, No person shall erect or place within all)' parko" public rescrve any tent, stall, platfornt, or table forpublic aitinseltieilt or fom' any performance, whether forgain 01' otherwise, without tite consent of the secretarybeing fit-st itad amid obtained.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Goomalling Road Board.

Department of Public Works,\\T 1981/26. Perth, 13th July, 1938.

[T is hereby notified, for general information, thatHis Excellency the Lientenant-Governor Ilas approvedof the enlargement and iluprovelnent of the G-oomalling\Var Memorial Hall as an undertaking for which moneynay be borrovecl under Part VII. of the road DistrictsAct, 1919-1934, by the Goomalling Road Board.

(Sgd.) W. S. ANDREW,lJnder Secretary fos- Works.

JULY 15, 1938.]

No person shall commit a nuisance on or in anypart of any pavilion, dressing room, or other buildingerected on any part of any park or public reserve.

No person shall fly any kite or balloon on anypark or public reserve.

Every person offending against any of the pro-visions of this By.law shall be liable for every suchoffence to a penalty of not exceeding £20.

Passed at a meeting of the Bayswater Road Boardheld on the 18th day of May, 1938.

ROBERTPS V HILL,Chairman.

A. B. BONE,Secretary.

Recommended-(Sgd.) H. MILLINGTON,

Minister Controlling Local Government.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Exeentive Council tins 30th day of June, 1938.

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

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

Perth, 11th July, 1938.M.W.S. 1320/37.

NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Ministerfor Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage to undertakethe construction of the works hereinafter described byvirtue of the powers contained under the provisions ofthe Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and DrainageAct, 1909.

Metropolitan Sewerage, South Perth SystemPro.posed Pumping Station and Rising Main, PumpingStation No. 1.

Description of Propoced Works :(a) Concrete tankswith brick and tile superstructure, electric pumps and allapparatus connected therewith. (b) Rising main.

The Localities in which the Proposed Works will heConstructed :Tlie localities in which tIne proposed workswill be constructed are shown in red on Plan M.W.S.S. &D.D., WA. No. 6112, deposited at the office of tineMinister.

The Purposes for which the Proposed Works are to beConstructed For pumping sewage from low level reticu-lation areas into existing sewer in Mary street, Como.

The Times when and the Places at which Plans, Speci-fications and Sections innay be Inspected :--At the officeof the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drain-age, The Barracks, St. George's place, Perth, for onemonth on and after the 15th day of July, 1938, betweenthe hours of 10 n.m. and 3 p.m.

II. MILLINGTON,Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

I'erth, 11th July, 1938.M.W.S. 757/38.

NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Ministerfor Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage to undertakethe construction of the works hereinafter described, byvirtue of the powers contained under the provisions of theMetropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act,]909.

Metropolitan Sewerage, Perth Sewerage Improvements.Extension of Terrace main sewer from existing nina-hole 124 to manhole 124D.

Description of Proposed Works :A 15-inch diameterconcrete lined cast-iron pipe sower with all manholes andother apparatus connected therewith.

The Localities in which the Proposed Works are to heConstructedCity of Perth:Commencing at existingmanhole 124 in St. George's terrace, approximately 95feet west of Mill street and proceeding northerly acrossSt. George's terrace for a distance of 16 feet, thencewesterly along St. Geonge 's terrace to a new manhole124D situated on the existing 6-inch sewer in Milligan

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1107

street, a distance of approximately 550 feet, as shown inred on Plan M.WS.S. & D.D., W.A. No. 6116.

TIne Purposes for which the Proposed Works are to beConstructed :For the disposal of sewage.

TIne Thnes When and Places at Which Plans, Sectionsand Specifications may be Inspected :At the Office ofthe Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage,The Barracks, St. George's place, Perth, for one monthon and after tIne 15th clay of July, 1938, between thelnour of 10 a rn. and 3 p.i.

H. MILLINGTON,Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE,AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

M.W.S. 100/35.NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 96of tine Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drain-age Act, 1909, that water mains have been laid in theunderrnentionecl strcets in districts indicated:

Perth Municipality.38-1/38Terrace road, from Bennett street to E. Pt.

Lot 28Easterly.642/38Newry stieet, fi-oni Lissadell street to Lot

279Easterly.736/38Kent street, from Devenish street to Lot 77

South-westerly.730/38Matlock street, froni Lot 99 to Lot 100

Southerly.

Arniadale-Kehuscott Road District.1100/35Albany road, from Lot 115 to Lot 119-

Nort li-westerly.

Belmont Park Road District.449/38Victoria road, froni Lot 114 to Lot 113

North-easterly.681/38Central avenue, fronn Guildford road to Lot

91South-easterly.

Gosnells Road District.1100/35Albany road, froni Lot 10 to Lot 1097-

Soutl,erly.Melville Road District.

433/38Cunningham street, from Canning highwayto Lot 261South-easterly.

188/38Conoa road, from Canning highway to Mathe-son roadWesterly.

Matheson road, from Conon road to Dee roadNorth-erly.

Dee Road, fronn Matheson road to Fraser roadWesterly

Perth Road District.701/38Wood street, from Lot 2 to Lot 3Northerly.684/38Ninth avenue, from Lot 312 to Lot 311

North-westerly.731/38Tyler street, from Roberts street to Lot 5

Southerly.South Perth Read District.

692/38Douglas avenue, from Lot 31 to Lot 29South-easterly.

And tIne Minister for Watei- Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage is, subject to the provisions of the said Act,prepared to supply water from such mains to landswithin rateable distance thereof.

Dated at PectIn this 15th day of July, 1938.

GEO. H. LONG,Under Secretary.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE,AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

I\1.W.S. 325/38.IN accordance with the plovisions of the MetropolitanWater Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage Act, 1909, it ishereby notified that sewers and other apparatus havebeen completed and are now available for use in Reticu-lation Area 42, Part 2, within the boundaries of theCity of Perth and as hereinafter described:

Commencing at a point in tine centre of Green streetopposite the eastern boundary of Lot 28, Green street,and proceeding south across Green street and along theeastern boundary of the said Lot 28 and across Bondistreet, and along the eastern boundary of Lot 31, Bondistreet, to the north-western corner of Lot 33, Matlockstreet; thence east along the northern boundary of tinesaid Lot 33 to the centre of Matlock street; thence north


along the centre of Matlock street to a point oppositetile northern bouudari- of Lot. 4, Matlock street; thenceeast across Miitlock street and along the northern boun-dary of the said Lot 4 to tite centre of the right-of -wayat the rear of Lots 4 to 7 inclusive, Matloek street;thence south along tile centre of the said right-of-wayto a point opposite the Ilorthern bonudary to Lot 301,Coogee street; thence east across tile said right-of-wayand along tile northern boundary of tue said Lot 301to tile centre of Coogee street ; thence soutis along tilecentre of Ceogee street to a point opposite tile southernboundary of Lot 298, Coogec street; tileuce west acrossCoogee street and along tile southerls boundary of thesaid Lot OilS to tile eCIlire of tile right-of-way at tilerear of tile said Lot 298; thence north along the centreof tile said right-of-way to a pOilIt Opiosite tile soutilboundary of Lot 9, Matlock street; thence west acrosstile said right-of-way and along tile soutilern boundaryof tile said Lot 9 to the centre of Matloek street; thencesouth along tile centre of Matiock street to the centreof Woodstock street ; thence west along the centre ofWoodstoek street to tile centre of North Beach road;thence north-west alolIg tile centre of North Beach roadto a point opposite the ceistre of Kalgoorlie street; thclleesouth across North Beach road and along- the centreof Kalgoorlie street to a point opposite tile southernbonndarv of Lot s:-i, i\algoorhe street; thence west acrossKalgoorlie street and aioiig tile solitilerli boundary ofthe said Lot 53 to its south-western corner; thence sontilalong tile eastern bonlldaries of Lots 111 and 110, Bux-toll street, to tile sontil-easterli corner of Lot 110, Buxtolsstreet; thence west along tile southern boundary of tilesaid Lot 110 to the centre of Buxton street; thencesouth along the centl-e of Buxtois street to tile centreof Ashby street; thence west along tile centre of Asilbystreet to tile south-eastern conies of Lot 51, East street,and continuing west along tile solltllerli boundary oftile said Lot 51, across East street alld along tile soutil-cr11 boundaries of Lots 100, East street, and 163, Sassestreet, to tile centre of Sasse street; thence north alongtile centre of Sasse street to a point opposite tile nortil-western corner of Lot 157, Sasse street; tilenee eastacross Sasse street and alolsg the nortilern boundaries ofLots 157, Sasse street, alid 106, East street, and acrossEast street and along the northern boundary of Lot 45,East street, to its isorth-casteris collier; thence northalong tile western boundaries of Lots 527 and 526,

Federatio,s street, to tile north-western coriser of thesaid Lot 526; thence cast along the nortilern bouisdaryIf the said Lot 526 to tile centre of Federation street;thelsce north along tile celltre of Federation street to apOilst opposite the nortil-western corlser of Lot 591,Federation street; thence east across Federation streetand along the northeris boundary of tile said Lot 591to its nortil-eastern corner; theisce 11oct11 along the west-cr15 honlldaries of Lots 603 and 602, Egina street, to thenol'til-westcrls corner of tile said Lot 602; thence eastalong tile northern boundary of tile said Lot 602 totile centre of Egina street; tilenee ssorth along tile centreIf t.guln. street. to a. point opposite the celstre of NorthStreet tllenee west across Egilla street nnd along thecelstre of North street to ii. point opposite tile westernboundary of Lot 1, Nortis street; thence north acrossNortil street rnsd aloisg the westeris boundaries of Lots1, Nortil street, and 478, Tasinali street, and continuingacross Tasinan street and along tile western boundariesof Lots 477, Tasusan street, nud 434, Milton street, andcolltillslilsg across Miltoll street and along tile westernbonndaries of Lots 433, Milton street, and 429 to 414inchusive, Birrehl street, and 413, Nortil Beacll road, totile centre of Green street; thence east along tile centret C reen street to the Pllillt of coinutencemeist, as silown

in gl'een oIl Plall M.W.S.S. & D.D. 6111, but excludingLots 8 to 21, Bondi street, coioured yellow oss tue said'lan.

Olv,lers of property situated Witilus the bouisdaries ofabove area are hereby notified that sucil properties arecapable of beilsg connected to tile sewer, aesd must, tllere-fore, coiluect their premises to the sewers witisin 30days from date of service of prescribed notice; and arealso notiIicd that sewerage rates will, in accordance withthe by-laws, he eimfoi'tcd from 1st November, 1938, ifprellnscs not lreViOusly connected, amid be payable illadvance. If premises arc connected prior to 1st Novens-11cr, 1938, rates will be cilarged froisi date of cofluectioml.

A plan of timc works to be carried out at ends property(lust first be obtained frolll tile Department.

Dated tills lOtil day of July, 1938, at tile office of tilei )epartmnent, 'l'ile Barracks, St. George's place, Perth.

(lEO. H. LONG,Under Secretary.

No. on Plan,p.15,r.D., \V.A.,

No. 28687.Owner or Reputed Owner.

Frederick John Sherborne and HerbertEdgar Sherborne

Certified correct this 1st day of July, 1938.(Sgd.) H. MILLINGTON,

Minister for Works.

Description.

P.W. 314/38 ; Ex. Co. No. 1523.PUBLIC W'onxs Aer, 1902-1933.

LAND ACQUISITION.

Mundariny Road Boanl-Drainaqe at Fec/icy Road.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedulehereto-being all irs the Swan District-havc, in pursuance of the written approval under the Road Districts Act, 1919-1934" and under the Public Works Act, 1902-1933," of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, acting by and with tiseadvice of the Executive Councii, dated the 13th day of July, 1938, been compulsorily taken and set apart for the purposesof the following pubhc work, namely -Drainage at Pechey Road, Swan View.

And further notice is hereby given that tise said pieces or parceis of land so taken and set apart are marked off andmore particularly described and shown coloured green on Plan, P.W.D., WA., 28687 (L.T.O. Diagram 10920), which maybe irsspected at the Office of time Minister for Works, Perth.

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

SCHEDULE.

Portion of Lot 7 of Swan Location 1114 (Cer-tificate of Title Volllnse 331, Folio 155)

Quantity.

(Sgd.) JAMES MITCHELL,

Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Couneib.

Dated tlmis 13th day of July, 1938.

a. r.0 0 17


TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1935.P.W. 563/33.

THE regulations relating to disputes between Local Authorities concerning tile ques-hon as to tile district in which a license has been wholly, mainly, or substantiallyexercised under the provisions of subsection (2) of section ii of the Traffic Act,1919-1935, 1)ubiished in tile Government Gazette of March 27th, 1936, are herebyrepealed alld the following inserted in lieu tilereof :-Regulations relating to disputes between Local Authorities concerning tile question

as to tile district ill which a license ilas Ocen wholly, mainly, or substantiallyexercised under tile provisions of subsection (2) of section 11 of tile Traffic Act,1919-1935.

Any Local Authority (herehiafter called ''the applicant a') desirous of hay-ing any dispute between tlìe applicant and any otiler Local Authority (hereinaftercalled ''the respondent'') tried and cleterniined by a Police or Resident Magistrateunder tile provisions of section 11 of tile Act uiay lodge an application in the officeof the Police or Resident Magistrate nearest to the office of tile applicant.

The application silail be in tile form in the Schedule.A copy of tile application shall be served on the respondent within seven days

of tile lodgment of tile application witil tile Magistrate, or such further time as theMagistrate may allow.

On proof by affidavit to tile satisfaction of tile Slagistrate tilat tile npphcn-hon has been duly served, tile Magistrate shall cause written notice to be sent. totile parties of the date and tulle for hearing (If tile applicatioll.

Such date shall not be less than 14 deal' days fronl tile service of tile applicationon the respondent.

if either party neglects to appcar by its Town Clerk, Secretary, or Trafficinspector, or by Counsel or Solicitor, on tile date and at tile tiule fixed for the hear.illg, the Magistrate may hear and determine tile matter iii tile absence of 5lC II party,or adjourn tile application to some other date.

On the determination of tile matter tile Magistrate may make any order forpayment of tile license fee, the subject of the dispute, by one party to tlle otherwhich necessarily follows as tile result of ins determination of tile matter, and maalso make such order as to costs as lie thinks fit.

On the hearing of the matter tile applicant shall open its case and tile mattershall proceed as nearly as may be according to tile procedure and rules of evidencerelating to tile trial of all action iii a Local Court.

Tile Rules of tile Local Court shall, ni so far as they are applicable and notinconsistent with these regulations, apply to applications ilereunder.

The Schedule.THE TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1935.

Application to Determine Dispute under section 11 of the Act.To the Resident or Police Magistrate

atThe applicant, the is desirous of having tile following

dispute determined by you under section Ii of the rfraiic Act, 1919-1935, and makesapplication for a trial and determination of tile matter accordingly.

The matter ill dispute is as follows:(a) a vehicle, described as follows:----

of winch ofis said to be the owner, is licensed by tile abovenamed respondent, thelocal traffic authority for the District/Area,under the following licenses, in respect of which tile following fees ilavebeen received by the respondent---

License. Fee.

(State whether license is for a whole year or a half year.)The applicant is the Local Authority in control of traffic for

tile District/Area, and contends that tile said licenseshave been wholly or mainly (or substantially) exercised in theTraffic District under the control of the applicant.

Tile applicant therefore applies for the matter in dispute to be tried anddeterinineil in accordance with section 11 of the said Act and that anorder be macic that tile respondent do pay the applicant the saidlicense fees

orthat the respondent (10 pay the applicant such fair proportion of thesaid license fees as the Magistrate may decide.

Dated this day of one thousand ninehundred and (see Traffic Act, 1919-1935, s. 11).

Signed on behalf of the applicant by

(Solicitor, Town Clerk, Secretary, or Traffic Inspector

Reconlmended-(Signed) H. MILLINGTON,

Minister for R0rks.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor ill Executive Council tills13th day of July, 1938.

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

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-34.Road Board Elections.

Department of Public Works,Perth, 4th July, 1938.

IT is herev not.jie I. for caera' information, in accordance with Section 92 of the Road Districts Act, 1919-34, that the followbig gentlemen have been electe I uiambers of the undormontioned Road Boards, to fill the vacaucy shown in the particulars hereunder

* Extraordinary Election.

Road Board. Date ofElection.

Member Elected

Surname. Christian Name.

I-low vacancyoccurred

Ward. Occupation. (a) Effluxiontime.

1(t) Resignation.(cl Death.

Name of previousMember. Remarks.

AlbanyDo....Armadale-

KelrnscottDo.....Do....Do....Do....Do....

AshhurtonDo....Do....

Augusta.Margaret River

DoDo....Balingup

Do....Do....

BassendeanDo....Do....

Bayswater

Do....Do....Belmont ParkDo....Do....*Do....Boverley ...

Do....Do....Do....Do....Do....Do....Do....

Black RangeDo....Do....BridgetownDo....Do....Do....BrooktonDo....ilroomeDo....TlroomehillDo....Do....Bruce RockDo....Do....Do....

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Hassell ... 1

Turner .. 1

Haynes ...

Masters ...I

Abernethy ...Knuckey ... 1

1 Denny ...

Hooley ...Knowles ...

1

Clark ...

Bushby ... j

Hellier ... I

Key ...

Brazier ...ArthurWalker ...

Blight ...Joseph

Gaunt ...Oakley ...

Burnett ...Browne ...I

Colk ...Young ...

Duncan ...Faulksser ...Duffy ...Ellard ...

Sims ...

Strange ...

Young ...

Hastings

Wood ...

Price ...

Doncon ...Weaver ...Allen ...Sholl ...Black ...Bagshaw ...McAlindeu ...Campbell ...Greville ...Young ...i\lorgan ...Archer ...Secom.be ....Hellman ...\Vray ...Anderson ...Falconer ...FinkeisteinHarling ...Teasdale ...

Robert Travers ...Harold William

James WilliamGiftbrd

Walter AlexanderBirrell

Harold Jesse\Vjffi.1j

John ... ...Richard ... ...Thomas Henry

WilliamJohn Jonathan ...Walter .. ...

Sanmel HenryJames Neil

Jonathan Lionel...

William ...Walter ... ...

AmosMurray

David ... ...

Edward...

Edward James ...George Alex Roy

William AlexanderWalter Theodore

Ernest RaymondJoseph Thomas...

George Henry ...I

Patrick John ...John James ...Joseph ... ...

Henry Oliver ...

Richard James

Francis Alexander

William John

Albert Alfred

Wilfred Lleweilyn

Robert CharlesGeorge LeathamSamuel WilliamHoratio Edwin

1

Robert Montague1

James Stanford1 Joseph James1 Malcolm HenryI Rodger ......

Arthur Hall1 Charles Reginald1 Thomas kennethJohn Tlupert......John FrederickWilliam RobertNorman ...George Anderson

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WilliamHenry GeorgeGeorge 1.ee

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Kokeby

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Bound-aries and1

reduc-tion ofnumberor mem-

bers.(a)(a)

(a)

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(a)

(a)

(b)

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Altera.tion ofWard

Bound.aries and

reduc-tion ofnumber

of mem-hers.

J(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)

Wolfe, H. T. ...Aliwood, F. ... 1

Turner, J. W. G.

Haynes, W. A. B.

Masters, H. J. W.

Abernethy J.Knuckey, R.Denny, T. H. W.

Hooley. J. JKnowles, W. ...

Clark, S. H. J. N.

Ellis, W.

Hellier, W.Key, W.

Brazier, A. A. M.

Walker, D

Jenkins, W. M

Gaunt, E. J.Oakley, G. A. H

Burnett, WSwaine, F. C.

Colk, E. R.Young, J. T.

Duncan, G. H.Faulkner, P. JWagstaff, F. H.Mann, J. J

[Sims, H. 0

Strange, R. J.

Young, F. A

Hastings, W. ,J.

Wood, A. A.

Price, W. L.

Doncon, R. C.j Weaver, 0. L.

Allen S. W....Sholi, H. EBlack, R. M....Bagshaw, J. SMcAlinden J. JCampbell, H. CBlechynden, AYoung, A. ElThompson, A. C.Archer, T. KSecombe, 1. Hf[elhnan, J. F.Wray, IV. BAnderson. NFalconer, C. A.Manse, H.Harling, H. G.Teasdale, G. L

Unopposed.do.

do.do.

do.

Unopposed.

do.

do.

do.

do.

Unopposed.

do.

do.

do.

Unopposed.do.do.do.do.do.do.do.

do.do.do.(10.(10.

do.do.

1110 GOVERNMENT GAEPTE, W.A. [JULY 15, 1933

L5, 1938.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. ml

ROAD BOARD ELECn0Nscontinved.

MEMBERSeontin ned.


Road Board.

Member Elected.Date of Ward Occupation.

How vacancyoccurred:

(al Effluxion oftime.

(bl Eesination.(c) Death.

Name of previousMember.

Remarks.Election.


Bunhury 23-4-38 Hough - - Geoffrey Malcolm Carpenter Hough. C. iii.Dc. do. Donning Herbert Ebenezer ... Dairy Johnston, H. D.

Farmer2-4-38 Wilson . - Knowles ... ... ... Gardener... Martin, P. l'nopposed.

Canning 23-4-38 Browne .. - Edward Francis... West Dairyman Browne, E. F, do.Do. do. Corney Rob .. ... Central Electrical Corney, R. rio.

EngineerDo. do. Hammond Thomas William East Secretary Hammond, T. W. do.Do. do. Cunninyton Samuel ... ... North Poultry Cunnirigton. S.

FarmerDo. do. Noble Samuel Ernest South . . - Turner Woolley, MT.

Capel do. Prowse Benjamin Wylie Capel ... Farmer Prowse, B. wrDo. do. Fancy David ... ... Goodwood do.... Fancy, D. do.

Carnamah do. Sargent William Alex North do... Sargent.,- W. A. T. do.Thomas

Do.Do.

rio. McOilp Angus Archibalddo. Bryant Frank Ringo] ...

CoorowSouth .. -

do.do.

McGilp........Bryant, F. B.

do.do.

Chittering do. O'Neil Charles William Chittening Orchardist O'Neii, C. W. do.Do. do. Van Ooran John William Alex-

anderMuchea . -. Dairy

FarmerS/an Ooran, J. W.

A.do.

Collie do. ones eorge Arthur ... West . -- Shop As-

sistant(iihlett, J. do.

Do. (10. Allan John . -. North Sawmiller Allan, J. do.Do.

CoolgarclieDo.

do. Pearce Charles Edward...do. Scahill -. Ernest . -.

do. H over Norman Leslie

SouthTownCountry

BlacksmithPastoralistStorekeeper

Davis, V.Scahill, E.Hoyer, N. L.

do.do.do.

Do. do. Crawford James Miller rp0\n Mine Owner Crawford, 1. M. do.Corrigin

Do.(10.do.

Adams .JamcsCaley \Villiann

KunjmWonigerlin

Farmerdo.

Adams, J.Caley, w

do.do.

Do. do. Lawton John If. B. Bullaring do. Lawtoas, J. H. B. do.

Do. do. McKenzie Alexander Robert Central Retired Christie, J. P.Farmer

Cranbrook rio. Irving -. George Thomas... Tunney Farmer Irving, G. T.... do.lb.Do.

(10.do.

Wilkinson - -. Walter JamesHadlev Frederick Augustus

GordonFranlda.nd

do.(irazier

Wilkinson, w ,jHadley, F. A. rio.

Cuballing 2-4-38 i\Iorrell . . - Mervyn Olaf Central,East

Farmer Morrell, M. 0. rio.

Do. do. Dolan Edward North-East do. Lange, S. L. E. . -. do.(ite 23-4-38 Jones Davirl Thomas Big Bell Accountant Jones, D. T.

Do. (10. MeLeod Alexander Ashton Reedy Mine Super.intendent

MeLeod, A. A. do.

Do.Do.

*Do

no.do.

11-6-38

Pearse Wilfred ArthurBeaton CharlesHlali Frederick George

Day Dawn:TuckanarraBig Bell

Pastoralistdo.

Engine-driver

Pearse, W. A.Beatou, C.Qgden, C......

do.do.do.

Do. do. Gribble Joseph James ... Cue Motor Proprietor

\yalker, J. H. do.

DaiwallinuDo.Do.Do.

Ilandaragan

23-4-38do.(10.rio.

2-4--38

Annetts . -. \Va.lter iVilliamCounsel Philip WalterGeorgy Carlo llrnirryPipe Arthur FrederickFraser Charles

CentralNorthEastSouth

Farmerdo.do.do.

Grazier

Annetts, W MCounsel, P. W.Georgy, C. H.Pipe, A. F.Fraser, C.

do.do.do.rio.do.

Do. do. Green Francis Alfred do. Green, F. A. do.

DardanupDo.Do.

Darling RangeDo.

23-4---38do.do.(10.do.

RoseflynnHarrisSampsonTemby

Maxwell PercivalMark TerenceWilliam HerbertRichard Stanley...Walter Charles

NorthEastWestLesmurdieHeidelberg

Farmerdo.do.

PrinterOrehardist

Rose, M. P.Flynn, M. T....Harris, MT H.Sampson, R. S.Temby, W. C.

do.do.do.do.do.

DenmarkDo.

do.do.

ThornePrice

Herbert SamuelThomas Rhys

KentNornalup

Farmerdo.

Thorne, H. S.Price, T. H.

(10. Hards Gustave Alfred Shadforth do. Hands. 0. A.... do.

DowerinDo.

do.do.

Miles Arthur FrederickRichards Roy Alexander

K ooni herkineMcarty

do.do.

Miles, A. F.Richards, R. A.

do.do.

DrakeshrookDo.

(10.do.

BrownHenning

Arthur JohnCharles Harniot

SoothEast

do.do.

Brown, A. J. . -.Henning, C. H.

do.do.

Do.Do.

DurnhleyungDo.Do.

do.do.do.do.do.

TwaddleMeN ciii . -.

ForbesMcDougall . - -

Stevenson

JamesHughBertramJacob WilliamDavid

NorthTownSouth

do.Moulyinning

do.rio.do.do.do.

Twaddle, J.Jam, J.Forbes, B.Jacobi, E. ,J. E.Stevenson, D.

do.

do.do.do.

Do. (10. Wright William Henry North do. Ayliffe, H. E.l)undas do. II cGrath Francis James Norseman Engineer Fuller, J. J. do.

1)o. (k) Sime . - - Robert Salmon Farmer Sime, R. rio.Gums

25-6-38 Ilid ie.n Joseph lmues Norseman Agent Beazley, IV. T.Esperance

Do.28-5-38

do.1-leenanShell

Esmond FrancisBenjamin Alfred

CentralGrass Patch

SecretaryFarmer

Heenan, E. F.Townsend, ,J.

do.do.

WilliamDo. do. MeCudden William John Dalyup Railway McCudden, IV. J.

Employee

ROAD BOARD ELEcrrroNscoaUnRed.

MEMBERScontinued.


RoadBoard.

Date ofElection,

Member Elected

-Ward.Surname. Christian Name.

Occupation.

How vacancyoccurred.

(a) Efflaxiontime.

(b) Resignation.(c) Death.

Name of previous Remarl-sMember.

FremantleDo....Do....Gascoyne-

MinilyaDo....Geraldton ...5Do....Gingin ...

- Do....Do....GnowangerupDo....

Do....GoomallingDo....Do....Gosnelis

Do....Do....Do.....5Do.....

GreenbushesDo....GreenoughDo....Do.....Do.....Do....Hall's CreekDo....HarveyDo....Do....Do....IrwinDo....Kalgoorlie

Do....Do.....

KatanniogDo....Do....Do....5Do....

Kellerherrin

Do....Do....5Do....KentDo....IcojonupDo....

-Do....T(ondiuin

DoDo.....9)0....KoordaDo....Kuhn

Do....Kununoppin-

TrayningDo....Lake GraceDo....Do....Do....

23-4-38do.do.do.

do.do.

4-6-3823-4-38

do.do.do.do.

do.do.do.do.do.

do.do.do.

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

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

do.I

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

- do.

do.do.do.(10.do.do.do.do.do.do.do.do.do.do.do.

do.do.

do.

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WillisTsted ..Deller ...French ...

(Tooch .....Sewell ...Horwood ...Ronnie ...

do BrughMullinsAustinWelistead

McHardv ....AnstevLeesonClarkeRandell

Phillips ...Orr ...Mazzucehelli

CarsonThomsonBrowneMorrellAndersonBoneClinchDesmoudDowningEgan

Smith ...AubreyLofthous....ShineWilkinsonDowdenMitchellBoyleui ...Antoine

Dan it

Keddie,BowdenSyiinott....GarstoneBeechBirdProws....ForsterHanieyHallColquhouuKeayHill ...Ferguson ...AlexanderRocheTrembathBiglinGrieveTreasure ...SayerHewitt,Johnston....

BowevBarnes

Tanner

CarruthersElliottChappellPiekstone

Joim ...Alfred ... ...Walter Edward ...Charles Sheetton...

olin Arthur ...Walter Vernon ...Francis ,Toel ...Valentiue Good-

childRobert HenryClarence ...Reginald CharlesRobert- White Trail

Tames ...George ...Richard HenryMatthew Pa-trickCharles Henry

Ernest ...William RichardHerbert Harold

Tames ...Guy ...Robert MartinFrederick ThomasFrederick GeorgeJohn MatthewBernard MorrellMichael FrancisMichael JohnJoIm Felix

HenryBernard HoptonMichael ...Thomas JosephCharles WilliamKeith Bedford

Robert

Howard Albert

Andrew HartFred MantonToglis ...Cyril RichardWilhelm AlfredWalter PanghourneAlbert Edward

CornwallSydney JamesPatrick ...Frank R-ogersonWilliamErnest AlbertFrederick Thomas

Hugh LewisWilliam NicholasHenry WilliamRupert FrederickCecil WilliamHerbert OrdFrancis AylesHubert Cockburn

Percy JamesJohn ......Thomas Edward

John ...David LeonardLouis StephenWilliam Emerson

NorthCentral ...East ...North Miii-

ilyaMinilya ...East ...North ...North ...

do....TownCentralSouth

EastTownNorthSouthCanning

ValeKenwickMaddingtonGosrtells

do....District ...do....CentralNorthdo....SouthEast .,District ....do....Central

doRoelandsNorthdo....do....

Centraldo.....WestMoojebingCentraldo....SouthKellerberrinSouthBadgeminupMagentaBalgarapNamarillupMuradapKondinj,jWest....HydenKarlgarinMollerinKuljaKuhn

EastKodj Kodjin

Worroloek-mg

,JarringSouthNorth

- Town

Oxywel decNewsagentLabourer...Pastoralist

do....Grazier ...do....Farmer ...

GrazierFarmer

dodo

doGentlemanFarmer

doStorekeeper

WatchmanSecretaryNewsagent-

OrchardistFarmer

dodododododo

AgentStation

NanagerOrchardistFarmer

dododo

PastoralistSchool

MasterTramway

EmployeePublicanManagerJournalistFarmer

doTailorFarmer

doStorekeeperFarmer

dododododododododo.dodo

Hotel Pro-prietor

Farmerdo

do

dododo

Butcher

(a)(a)(a)(a)

(a)(a)(a)(a)

(a)(h)(a)(a)

(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)

(a)(a)(a)

(h)(a)(a)(h)(a-)(b)(a)(a)(a)(a)

(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)

(a)

(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(b)(a)

(a)(a)(c)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(h)(a)(a)(a)

(a)(a)

(a)

(a)(a)(a-)(a)

Willis, ,J.Tsted, A. ...Delict, W. F....French, C. S.

Gooch, J. A....Sewell, W. V....Horwood, F. J. ...Ronnie, V. (P....

de Brugh, B TiAllorn, H. P4.Austin, R. CWellsteaci, B W.

T.Hassell, A. F.Anstey, CLeesop, R. HClarke, P4. PRandell, C. 11

Phillips, EOrr, W. RMazzuechelli, H

H.Metcalf, F.Thomson, CBrowno, H. IiiArmstrong, AAnderson, F CRoberts, M. FCuddle, W. F.Jones, WDowning, M J.Egan, 3. F.

Smith, A. HLofthouse, B HShine, MWilkinson, F 3.Dowdeu, C. WMitchell. K. BBoylen, A. B.

Daunt, H. A.

Keddie, A. H.Bow-den, F. M.Synnott, 1.Garstone, C. RBeeck, W. ADale, S. H.Prowse, A. H C

Forster, S..J.Hanley, P.Wort-s, H. TColquhoun, WKeay, F. AHill, F. FFerguson, ARoche, H. LTrembath, W NBiglin, H. WGrieve, B.......Keegan, 4.Ovens, P4. T.Hewitt, F. A,Johutston, H. fl

Bowey, P......Craike, T

McNeil, N. W

Carruthers, ,JElliott, D. LDixon, A. VColiinson, J.

Unopposed.do.

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do.

do.

do.do.do.do.

do.do.do.

do.do.(10.do.do.

do.

do.do.do.

do.do.

do.do.

do.

do.do.do.do.do.do.do.do.d.c.

do.do.

(10.do.

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do.do.do.

1112 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 15, 1938


Name of previousMember.

Millar, 14. B.Cleland, V. 51.

Robertson, C. N. do.White, ,T. F. W. do.

Reeve, A. C.Duffield, S. G.

Jay, H. F.Lietch, J.Hansen, H.Thorley, H. D.

Pollard, H. 0.Farmer. C. A.

Waldock, H. H.Lundy, S. A.Morrell, F. E.Uppill, G.Hayes, J.Nairn, E.Martin, W. C.Fincha.m, B. J.Edwardes, E. F.Hall, W. C.Hill, S. T.Engeler, D. M.Shepherd, A. A.Quinlan, J.Davies, C. 14.Fiockart., 1. H....

Cunningham, A.

Barr. 1). M.Ferrier. C. (1. D.Brown, J. A.Butcher, W. J....Lefroy, H. H. B.

Orton, C. L. H.

Ralph, B.Bradford, .1.Prater, R.. C.

Lanagan, C.Kiely, J.Dodd, .1. B.

Allen. A. W.Drew, F. C.Smith, S. J.Crick, J. E.Atkinson, .J. 44.Cairiies, H. i'iI.

Porter, C. C.Green, H. A.

Felst.ead. H....Flit croft., 11.....Hammond. L. K.Redhead, W.Wilkinson, B. P.White, E. B.

Fuss, K. R.

Coimor, T..Diprose, H. H.O'Brien, .J. J.W'arren, D.

Unopposed.do.

Lacey, H. H. 0. do.

Ro& BOARO ELEOTiO(SlOfl1flhL5d.

MEMBERScontinued.

Road Board. Date ofElection.

Member E1eoted

\Vard. Occupation.

How vacancyoccurred

(a) Effluxion oftime.

Surname. Christian Name. (b) ResIgnation.(c) Death.

Leoora 23-4-38 Millar Reginald Blythe....West PastoralistDo. do. Clelasul William MacLeod East. Station

Si anagerDo. do. Robertson George Torn1ai1 .. Lawlers Crazier

*Do 18-6-38 TifacKinnon.,. Donald Do Burgh do. PastoralistD'Arey

Slaujisnup do. Reeve Alfred Charles ....Perup FarmerDo. do. Duffield Sydney Guy ... Manj uuiup i\lewspaper

ManagerDo. do. Limmer Herbert John ... North ManagerDo. do. Richards Gordon Victor ... Pemberton Storekeeper

Marble Bar do. llanseu Haghath ... Ido.

Do. do. Thorloy Edward Donald GarageProprietor

Marradong 2-4-38 Pollard Horace Olivor ... District Farmer*Do.....7-5--38 Farmer Charles Alfred do. do.

ClementDo. (10. Waidock Herbert Harding do.... do.

Meckering :3-1 -38 Lundy Stephen Alexander Central... do.Do. do. ?i[orrell Forrest Edwin ... West do.Do. do. Uppill George ... ... East do.

a icekatharra do. Hayes James ...... Town PastoralistDo. do. Nairn Edward ... ... Nannine do.Do. do. Martin William Clarence Country do.

*3)0 do. Power Guy Francis ... do. do.Melville do. Edwarcics Ethelbert Furney Palmyra Farmer

Do. do. Hall William Cray ... Country do.Do. do. Hill Sydney Towers ... Aupleeross Accountant.Do. do. Withers Lauronce Frederick Bicton Manager

Slonzies do. Shepherd Albert. .lan Menzies HotelkeeperDo. do. Quinlan John ...... Kookynie Cvanider

Merredin 2-4-38 Davies Charles Richard... Central NewsagentDo. do. Cuming John James Skin.

ncrTotadgin... Farmer

Do. ito. Cunninglis ni Alfred Joseph ... North-West ito.

Do. do. Barr David Tilertoo South-West. (10.Slingenew 23-4-38 Ferrier George Gray Dixon Guranu do.

Do. do. Brown Johui Anderson Yanclanooka (10. -

*3)0 27-5-38 Coplev Ben (junior) North PastoralistMoora 23-4-38 Lefrov Edward Henry Central do.

BruceDo. do. OrIon Charles Leonard West. Farmer

EgmontDo. do. Michael LesIle Gordon East do....

Morawa do. Bradford James Central do....Do. do. Rnshton Alfred Horace Town Business

ManagerDo. do. Lanagan Gwydir ...... Canna Farmer

Mosman Park do. Thomas -James Mallalieu... Central BootmakerDo. (10. Wood Keith McKay North Cycle en-

gineerMount. Magnet (10. .1 ei(seit George Frederick Country Pastoralist

Do. (10. Parkinson William Jones do. MinerDo. do. Males T.indsav John Town Clerk1)o 14-5-38 Thomas Merlin Gordon do.....Dairyman

5Do 18-6-38 Smith Sidney Jolut Country MinerMount Mar. 23-4-38 flicliai'<ts Roderick David... Boris.....Boarding

"aret House-keeper

Do. do. Porter Cuthbert Carlton North ... . Pa.storaljstj

Do. do. Dwyer Michael Stephen South GeneralCarrier

*\Iouflt Mar-shall

(10. Clare Percy Gabhiu ... Farmer

Do. do. lc1stcul Herbert. Boucubbin do.*Do rio. J'itzpatrick James Maxwell 3[ulji do.

Do. do. Ha inni oni.1 T,eonard Keith Titandiga do.Do. do. Redhead William Cleary (10.Do. do. \Vilkitssou Rovle Paroo Marindo do.

)Iukinbucliu (10. \Vhito Edwin Beaumont Wattoning CommissionAgent

1)0. (10. Fuss Kenneth Richard Bonnie FarmerRock

*Do 16-7-38 Hills William .Ja.mo.... Wilgoyne... do.Mullewa 2-4-38 Diprose Hugh Herbert North do.

Do. do. O'IBrieri Joseph James South do.Do. (10. \Tiarren David Central do.


(10.

(10.do.

do.do.

do.do.do.do.do.do.dlo.do.do.do.do.do.do.

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do.

do.

do.do.do.

do.

do.

do.

do.do.do.

do.do.do.do.do.

do.do.do.do.

ROAD BOARD ELearIoNscolctinued.

MEMBERScontinued.


Member Elected:HOW vacancy

RoadBoard.

Date ofElection,

Ward. Occupation. (a)Effluxionoftime.


Surname. Christian Name. (b) Resignation.(c) Death.

lundaring 23-4-38 Cosgrave ... Thomas ... Glen ()rchardist (a) Slofflin, H. E.Forrest

Do.... do. Watt .. Alexander Erncst Greeumouo.t Vtgueron (a) Watt, A. E......nopposed.Do.... do. Roberts William Richard Chidlow ....Contractor (a) Robinson, H. J do.

Jurchison rio. Anderson Bruce L. North Manager (a) Anderson, B. L do.Do.... do. Keogh ..... oseph Marquis do do (a) Keogh, .J. SI do.Do.... do. Elliott ... Gilbert Lewis L. South ... do....(a) Elliott, G. L. L. (TO.

tiurray ... do. Kirkham.... ,John ...... South-West (10.....(a) Kirkham, J.....do.Do.... do. Beacham ... George Joseph Pinjarra ... Storekeeper (a) Beacham. G. J. C. do.

ClarenceDo.... do. Beacham ... Roy Levi Godfrey North-West Farmer ... (a) Beacham, R. L. C. do.

annup ... do. Blytlie ... William Hen.ry ... Central....Draper ... (a) Blythe, W. H.....do.Do.... do. Dunnet ... David John ... North ... Farmer ... (a) Dunoett, D. .T.....do.

5Do.... do. Struthers ... Andrew ... ... Central ... Gentleman. (e) Brockman, F. V.Naremboen do. Cheetham ... Richard ... ... South ... Farmer ... Cheetham, R.....do.

Do.... do. Hunter .... John Paterson do do Hunter, J. P do.Do do. Yandle Francis ...... do do Yandle, F do.Do.... do. Potter Thomas Harry North do..... Redivi- Potter. T. H do.Do.... do. Roach Andrew ... ... I do do.... sion ul . Roach, A do.Do.... do. Power Dud.Iey Bernard Town hotel Ward ... ...

ManagerDo.... (10. Graham Andrew Stirling Central Farmer Graham, A. S.Do.... do. Lathat..... Arthur William do do Curtail, 1. H.Do.... do. Price olin Henry do....do.... J Price, J. H.

Niarrogin do. Grahat..... William Le Fevre Central Farmer and (a) Graham, W. Le F do.Crazier

Do.... do. Barrett Arthur Reginald North-East Farmer ... (a) Barrett, A. R do.Do.... do. Higham ....John Bateman North-West do (a) Higham, .J. B do.

Ned.land.s do. Brown Walter Cecil North Accountant (a) Brown, W. C do.Do.... do. Everson Donald William East Demon- (a)

stratorEverson, D. W' do.

Do.... do. Tleydon Thomas George Central Secretary... (a.) Heydon, T. G do.Do.... do. Smith olin Charles South Works Sian- (a)

agerSmith, J. C do.

Northam do. Martin Clarence William North Farmer ... (a) Xlorrell, S. R. 4) C.Do.... do. Antonio Thomas John East do (a) Antonio, T. J.Do.... do. French John Charles West do (a) French, J. C do.

Northampton do. Porter Frederick Albert North do (a) Porter, F. A do.Do.... do. Teakle Walter Jared South do (a) Teakle, W. J do.'Do.... 7-5-38 Carson Philip Edward East....do (a) Chick, P. E rio.

Nullagine 23-4-38 Parker Ronald Wyhorn Pastorahist (a) Parker, R. W.Do.... do. Quinn Maurice Joseph Station (a) Beart, E. J.

ManagerNungarin do. Hoare Harold Leslie Danberrin Farmer ... (a) Hoare, H. L J do.

JamesDo.... do. Williams Frederick Arlhur Campion do (a) Williams, F do.

Peppermint do. ,James George Gordon Solicitor ... (a.) Cullen, T. SI.Grove (senior)

Do.... do. Robei'tson William ... Estate (a) Robertson, W.Agent.

Do.... do. Sandovor Alfred Eric, Merchant (a) Saitdover, A E.Porenjori do. Carr .............. Latham Farmer ... (a) Jones, A. 1).

Do.... do. England Haliday William Bowgada do (a) England, II W do.Do.... do. Hepworth William Henry do do (a) Hepworth, W B do.

Perth do. Harmer Maurice Edgar Lawley Insurance (a) Harmer, SI. E.Manager

Do.... do. Bardon William Frederick Maylands Merchant (a) Bardon, W. F S.Stanley

Do.... do. Milleit Harold ... Osborne Bus Pro- (a)prietor

Geneff, C.

Do.... do. Abbett William Walter Scarhoro Manager ... (a) Abbett, W. W.Do.... do. Burgess-Lloyd Clifford Arthur Hamers]ey Company (a)

DirectorBurgess - Lloyd,

C. A.Phillips River do. Chambers Spencer Alfred Phillips Farmer ... (a) Chambers, S A do.

Do do. Campbell ....James do do (a) Campbell, J do.Do.... do. Buckie Harry Holland Kundip Miner ... (a) Buckle, H. H do.

Pingeily do. Johnson Richard Ashton Pingelly Company (a) Johnson, R. A do.Director

Do.... do. Lamb David Charles Central Farmer ... (a) Lamb, D. C do.Do do. Smith Frank Drummond do do (a) Smith, F. D do.

Plantagenet do. Smith Glauville John West do (a) Crane, W. H.Stanhope

Do.... do. Collins Francis ...... Town Retired ... (a) Collins, F do.Port Hedland do. Smith Augustus Beau-

montStation (a)

ManagerSmith, A. B.

Do do. Stocker Geoffrey Paul Storekeeper (a) Stocker, G. P.Preston ... do. Collins ... William Kendall Donnybrook Medical (a) Collins, W. K.

Practitioner

1114 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JuLY 15, 1938.

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ROAD BOARD E;.RcTIONscontinued.

MEMBERScontinued.


Road Date ofBoard. Election.

Member Elected.

Ward, Occupa-. (a)

tion.

How vacancy'OcCu5]:ed. Name of previousEffluxion of

time. Member.(bi nesignation.(c) Death.

Remarks

Surname.

-Christian Name.

stoncoai

Do

dradingDo....Do....Do....kinghamDo....Do....bourneDo....

pentinrandalDo....rrk Bay

Do....ith PerthDo

DoDo

(sexDo.......Do.......Do.......anDo

blelandDo.......Do

mbellup5Do......Do.....rae SpringsDo

Do.....odvayDoDo.....per Black-

woodDo....Do...."Do....per Chap-

manDo....Do....per Gas-coyneDo....etoria PlainsDo....*DoaginDo....Do....

anderingDo....

anneroo

Do....Do....'est Arthur

23-4-38

do.

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28-5-38

23. 4-38

do.do.do.

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Kirkpatrick

Mitchell ...

Haines ...Padgham ...Reid ...Shenton ...Grigg ...Berry ...Fletcher ...Stone ...Mears ...Watkins ...Robertson ...Kiely ...Taylor ...

Haslieby ...Ryan ...Woolfitt ...

Pilgrim ...Stone ..Seymour ...Cooper ...Dawson ...Ironmonger...Tlyne ...Fawell ...Taylor ...Ferguson ...Dun ...

Reyiiolds ...Brown ...Willis ...Maley ...Thomas ...

Hunt ...Martin ...HodgkinsonLidemann ...Forrest ...

Gibbs ...Moore ...Miller ...

Gray ...

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ROAD BoAsco ELCCTI0Nscontimued.

THE INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912-1935.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatHis Excellency the Lieutenasit-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of the appoint-ment of Mr. Justice Wolff, Chairman; Mr. ThomasGeorge Davies, Workers' Representative, and Mr. Wi)-hiani Lane Brine, Employers' Representative, of thelisdustrial Boards for the callings, industries, or under-takings contained us the undernsentioued References ofPispute, pursuant to section 107 of the IndustrialArbitration Act, 1912-1935:-

1. The Operative Painters and Decorators' industrialUnion of Workers, Perth (applicant), and A. I-I.Abbott, James W. Nicholas, W. J. Hutchings, nisdothers (respondents).

MEMBERScontinued.

* Extraordinary Election.W. S. ANDREW,

Under Secretary for Public Works.

Western Australian Amalgamated Society of Car-penters and Joiners' Association of Workers (ap-plicant), and F. B. Sampson, W. G. Kensitt,Bunning Brothers, Limited, amid others (respon-dents).

The Operative Bricklayers' Industrial Ussion ofWorkers, Perth, W.A. (apphicasit), and F. B.Sampson, \\. C. Kensitt, H. A. Doust, and others(respondents).

fl0 Metropolitan Opei'a tive Stonemasons ' Unionof Workers of Western Australia (applicant),and A. P. Brine and Son, and others (respon-dents).

The Builders ' Labourers ' Union of Workers ofPcrth, Western Australia (applicant), and F. B.

Road Date ofhoard. Election.

1EMBER ELECTED:

Ward. Occupation.

FTow vacancyoccurred:

(a) Effiuxion oftime.

(b) Resignation.(c) Death.



West Arthur 23-4-38 Quill ... Joseph Edward South-East Farmer (a) Quill, J. E. . . - Unopposed.continuedDo. do. Park ... Alexander George South-West do. (a) Park, A. G. S.

StronachWest Kim-

berleydo. Monger ... Rupert ...... Agent (a) Coleman, G. C.

Do. do. Anderson ... Walter James Mail Con-tractor

(a) Williams, J. H.

Do. do. Rose (junior) George Canler Pastoralist (a) Rose (junior), G.C.

5Do do. Rose ... Kimberley Clark do. (b) Steele, W.5Do do. Smith ... Gordon Harold Station (b) Rodgers, J.

ManagerWestonia do. Davies David Adolphus... South Farmer (a) Davies, D. A. do.

Do. do. i\icDonald Robert George East (10. (a) McDonald, R. G. do.* Do. 30-4-38 King Albert Edward West do. (a) King, A. E. . -. (10.

\Vickepin 23-4-38 Simpson Claude Downey... do. do. (a) Simpson, C. D. . -. (10.Do. do. Hosken Leonard James Central do. (a) Hosken, L. J.Do. do. Sims Percy Russell South do. (a) Green, 1W

\Villiams do. Sloan David George Central (10. (a) Sloan, D. G. D. do.Daniel

Do. do. Kiug Harold Ernest North-West do. (a) King, H. F. do.Do. do. Lennard-

BarrettJohn Evelyn North-East do. (a) Leonard-Barrett,

J. E.do.

\Viluna do. Sheil Sydney Town Builder (a) Gerick, A. L.Do. do. Montgomery John Janies Mine Miner (a) Montgomery, J. J. (10.Do. do. Campbell Donald, H. A. Pastoral Manager (a) Campbell, D. H. do.

A.Wongan. do. Goodie Harry Ballidu Storekeeper (a) Goodie, H. do.

BalliduDo. do. Patterson Oswald John Wongan Butcher . -. (a) Patterson, 0. J. do.

HillsDo. do. Barrett-

LeonardGeorge Graham Damboring Farmer (a) Barrett - Lenisard,

G. 0.do.

Woodanilling do. Crossley Philip Henry East do. (a) Crossley, P. 1-1. (10.Do. do. Garstone Clarence Davis do. do. (a) Garstone, C. 1). - -. do.Do. do. Q uarterinain Morton Frances West do. (a) Bell, R. S.

Wyalkatchem do. Blakiston Frederick William Korrelock-log

(10. (a) Blakiston, F. W. do.

Do. do. ]\litchell Ernest Charles Benjaber-ring

do. (a) Mitchell, E. C. do.

Do. do. Cochrane Malcolm Sinclair Wyalkatch.em

do. (a) Cochranc, 11. S. (10.

Wyndhain do. Skuthorp William Merchant (a) Skuthorp, W. do.Do. do. Novell Joseph Hotelkeeper (a) Novell, J. do.Do. do. Sharp Donald Carrier (a) Sharp, D. do.

Yalgoo do. Basford Thomas Reeves Souti; Station (a) Basford, T. F.... do.Manager

Do. do. Clarke James Michael ... Central Hotelkeeper (a) Clarke, J. M.... do.Yilgarn do. Kelly Lionel Francis ... North Storekeeper (a) Kelly, L. F. do.

Do. do. Page Edward St. John West Farmer (a) Page, E. St. J. . -. do.Do. do. Nunn James ... ... Southern do. (a) Nunn, J.

CrossYork do. Burges Newton Phillips.. North do. (a) Burges, N. P.

Do. do. Marwick Thomas William East do. (a) Gault, W. do.Do. do. Wood Garnett Barring- West

tondo. (a) Wood, G. B. do.

JULY 15, 1938.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1117

Sampson, W. 0. Kensitt, II. A. Doust, \V. Fair-weather and Son, and others (respondents).

The West Australian Plunibers and Sheet MetalWoikers' Industrial Union of Workers, Perth,and The West Australian Plumbers and SheetMetal Workers' Industrial Union of Workers(Freinantle Branch) (applicants), and B. B.Arnold and Conipany, Limited, F. Instone andCompany, Limited, Gco. Boucher, and others(respondents).

Western Australian Society of Operative Plas-terers' Industrial Union of Workers, Pcrth (ap-plicant), and W. Fairweather and Son, II. A.Doust, iT. G. Kensitt, IF. B. Sampson, and othcrs(respondents).

S. FISHER,Secretary for Labour.

13th July, 1938.

THE INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912-1935.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatHis Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of IndustrialBoards being constituted under section 107 of the In-dustrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935, for the callings,industries, or undertakings contained iii the undermen-tioned References of Dispute and that such Boards shalleach consist of a Chairman and two other members:-

The Operative Painters and Decorators' IndustrialUnion of Workers, Perth (applicant), and A. 1-I.Abbott, James W. Nicholas, W J. Hutchhigs, andothers (respondents).

Western Australian Amalgamated Society of Car-penters and Joiners' Association of Workers (ap-plicant), and F. B. Sampson, W. G. Kensitt,Bunuing Brothers, Limited, and others (respon-dents).

The Operative Bricklayers' Industrial Union ofWorkers, Perth, WA. (applicant), and F. B.Sampson, W. G. Kensitt, H. A. Doust, and others(respondents).

The Metropolitan Operative Stonemasons' Unionof Workers of Western Australia (applicant),and A. T. Brine and Son and others (respon-dents).

The Builders' Labourers' Umnon of Workers ofPerth, Western Australia (applicailt), and F. B.Sampson, W. H. Kensitt, I-I. A. Donst, W. Fair-weather and Sou, and others (respondents).

The West Australian Plumbers and Sheet MetalWorkers' Industrial Union of Workers, Perth,and The Wrest Australian Plumbers and SheetMetal \Vorkers' Industrial Union of y\rom.kem.s

(Fremnantle Branch) (applicants), and B. E.Arnold and. Company, Limited, F. Instone andCompany, Limited, Geo. Bouelier, and others(respondents).

Western Australia Society of Operative Plas-terers' Industrial Union of Workers, Perth (ap-plicant), and W. Fairweather and Son, H. A.Doust, W. 0. Kensitt, F. B. Sampson, and others(respondents).

S. FISHES,Secretary for Labour.

13th July, 1938.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.(Regulation 180.)

Warden's Office,Wiluna, 6th Jnly, 1938.

TAKE miotiee thm:mt it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date amen-tioned, to issue out of tIme Warden's Court an orderauthorising the cancellation of registration of the under-,nentioned mining tenements, in accordance with Regu-lation 180 of the Mmnimg Act, 1904. An order may issueiii the absence of the registered holder, but should liedesire to object to sueh order he must, before the datementioned, lodge at the Warden 's Office an objectioncontaining tIme grounds of such objection, and, on thedate mentioned, the Wrardlen will proceed to hear and

TT{E MINES REGULATION ACT, 1936.Election of Workumen 's inspectors of Mines.

FOE time Districts cmnnprising North-East Coolgardie,East Coolgardie, Coolgardie, Broad Arrow, Dundas andYilgarn Goldfmeldstwo to be elected.

Polling day: Tuesday, 26th July, 1938.flours of Polling: 7 n.m. to 5.30 p.ui.

Additional Polling Place.Star Gold Misme, Norseman.

Cancellation of Polling Place.Abbottshm:mll Gold Mine, Norseman.

M. F. TROT,Acting Minister for Misses.

11th July, 1938.

GREENBUSIJES DTSTBICT VERMIN BOARD.UNDElI section 33 of th Vermmmin Act, 1919-30, PeterLoncy of Greenbushes has been appointed Inspector forthe Grecnbushes District Vermin Board, by resolution ofthe Board dated 4th July, 1938.

GUY THOMSON.(2lmairmimami U reenbushes Vernijmi Board.

NOXIOUS WEEDS ACT, 1924.Nortlmamnpton Road BoardBy-laws.

NORTI-IAMPTON Road Board being a local authoritywithin time Inimaning and for the purposes of the NoxiousWeeds Act, 1924, hereby mmmakcs the following by-lawsin exercise of tIme p'm in the behalf conferred bysection 26 of the said Act, such by-laws to be in addi-tion to the by-law already made in exercise of the saidpowers.

(2) Every owner and every occupier of land withinthe district of time Board upon wduchm any noxious weedsire growing os presesit shall take one or more of thefollowing alternative sets of measures amid do tile oneor more following alternative sets of acts to destroysuch noxiot,s weeds, and shall diligently continue totake aud do the seine until all such noxious weeds havebeemi destroyed:

(a) Pull all such noxious weeds from the ground byhand; or

(13) sever mill such noxious weeds below the surfaceof tIme gm'ouimd by means of a suitable grub-himig implement used by hand ; or

(e) cultivate the ground by means of an implementwhich will sever such noxious weeds below' timeground level; or

(ci) plough tIme ground to a depth to be fixed in eachease by time Board or by time local Inspectorappointed by time Board; or

break or cut suclm noxious mveecls at or imme-diately above time surface of the ground bymacens of a suitable roller, snowing machine,or reaping and binding machine; or

iii cases where time piasits are dry and tlmeme issuitable hierbage cover, burn such noxiousweeds by means of a running fire.

(3) Any local Inspector appointed by time Boardmiimder time said Act may by notice ims writing to time

oo'smer or occupier of amiy land within time said districtrequire Ii immi to take any particular measures or (10 anyparticular act mmiemitioned in tIme last preceding by-lawto destroy mmuxious weeds growimig or being ems the laud

determine the same, in accordance with the evidence ti emssubmitted.

(Sgd.) W. 0. MANSBRIDGE,Warden.

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Wilusia, on Fri-day, the 5th day of August, 1938.Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered

Holder, Address, Reason for Resumption.

EAST MURCHISON GOLDFTELD.Lawieis Disfrict.Mineral Claim.

1Good, Walter Anibrose, Kathleen Valley; Driver,Edgar, Lawless; non-payment of rent and noMiner's Bight (WA. Good).


owned or occupied by him, and lie shall forthwith takeor do the same without having the alternatives men-tioneci in such by-law.

(4) Every owner and every occupier of land withinthe said distrit shall, immediately after any noxiousweeds oil such land have been removed froni the groundor detached from their roots, gather the same into rowsor heaps and either bury the same with at least 12inches of soil covering them to the surface of theground or burn them immediately they ale sufficientlydry for that purpose.

(5) Any person who commits any breach of any ofthe above by-laws numbered (2) to (4) inclusive shallbe guilty of au offence and be liable to a penalty notexceeding five pounds.

Passed by resolution of the Board tills 14th day ofMay, 1938.

C. T. LAUDER,Chairman.

C. F. FRASER,Secretary.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.Accepted Tenders.

TenderBoardNo.

Date. Contractor.Sche-dubNo.

Particulars, Departmentconcerned Rate.

1938.279/38 July 4 Arthur Smart & Sons,

Ltd. per Agent. Gen-oral

128A,1938

50 tons Cotton Waste, as per Railways .. £25 lOs. perton.Item 1, C.I.F. Fremantle, Pay-ment London

540/38 July 8 rilSt.ralian InvestmentAgency Pt., Ltd.

240a,1938

75,000 yds. Stockinette Beef Wyndham Meat- is. Sd. per lb.Webbing, 9 lbs. per 100 yds., works24in. wide, lapped, as per Item1, C.I.F. Fremant.le, PaymentLondon, Makers LancashireKnitting Mills

509/38 do. P. Farino - - - -- 227k,1938

Purchase and removal of Surplus Metropolitan WaterPlant and Scrap Steel as fol- Supplylows

Item 1-3 Billabong Pumps .. - -. ... 3s. 6cl. each.Item 2i Concrete Block .. ... .. £10 lOs.

Making MachineItem 13-10 tons Scrap Steel .. . - - . - - 15s. pci ton.

do. G. Korsunski Scrap Material as follows do.Item 4-1 Centrifugal Pump, ... . - - . - - 4s. pee ewt.

nun.Item 15-16 Cast Steel Col- - - - . - - - - -

larsItem 16-16 M.S. Joint ... ... - . -

RingsItem 17-6 M.S. Sleeves, .. - .. - - - -

l8in. pipe 10s. per cwt.Item 18-7 111.5. Sleeves, - - - - - -

2iin. pipeItem 19i 111.5. Pipe, lOin.... .. -

x lGft. 6iui. long -. -

Item 22-1,000 Stop Cock - - - . - - - - - 6d. each.Covers

do. H. Cooper ... , 1 2in. Centrifugal Pmnp, as per do. ... for £1.Item 9

do. A. G. ,jamcs ... ...,, Purchase and Removal of Scrap, Metropolitan Wateras follows Supply

item 14Approx .5 tons ... ... ... £4 5s. per ton.Scrap Cast Iron

Item 20-500 only Stand- - - - - - - .. - 2s. 3d. each.ard CI. Meter Covers

Items 23 to 41C.I. .. - .. .. £4 5s. per ton.Specials, Concrete-lined

Items 42 to 109Cl . -. - . - £4 5s. per ton.Specials, Unlined

do. P. .L. Moss ... ... Item 6-3 Gin Wheels, i5im... . - - . - - 3s; each.Item 7-6 Gin Wheels, l2in.... . - - . . - 2s. 6d. each.Item 12Quantity of - -. . . - . -. for £4.

Harness and Saddlerydo. B. dlakutz ... Lathe Parts, as per Item 5 ... ... ... for £2 lOs.do. V. Peterson .-. Item 10-1 Sulky Seat ... . -. for lOs.

Item lii Hand Cart ... ... for 5s.518/38 do. Metal Panel Beating

Co., Ltd.232A,1938

29 only Bed Tables, as per Item Public Works ... 45s. each.1, delivered to InfectiousDiseases Hospital

517/38 do. Charles Brown ... 23lA,1938

Purchase and Removal of House Lands ... ... for £70.on Sussex Locations 1856/1857, as per Item I

504/38 do. B. Bennett ... ... 239k,1938

Purchase and Removal of a Forests ... ... for £37 lOs.Secondhand 4-cylinder Whip-pet Car (engine No. 135477),as per Item 1

456/38 do. Bolton's, Ltd. ... 207k,1938

10 Set.s Stainless Steel Food Public Works .. £16 lOs. per setContainers, as per Item 1, de-livered to Infectious DiseasesHospital

554/38 do. Elder, Smith & Co.,Ltd.

245A,1938

30 Bottles Quicksilver, each Mines ... ... £14 3s. 6d. pci751bs., as per Item 2, C.I.F. bottle.1cr,,iyt,iish,,. r,,,,vmnnt Lrrndnn

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.

B. TINDALE,Dated the 14th day of July, 1938 Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 14th July, 1938.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the name of the underinentioned Minister has been duly removed fromthe register in this office of Ministers registered for the celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia-

R.G. No.

22/1937

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARDcontinued.

THE CrOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1904-1926.Railway Appeal Board By-election, 5th July, 1938

Election of Member.IT is hereby notified, under the pro\-isions of Regu-lation 18 tinder the abovementioned Act, that the under-mentioned candidate has been declared duly elected : -

(b) Wages staff in the Traffic and Stores Branchesand other Wages eniployces of Branches notspecified.

For MemberBent, Edwin Thomas, Guard, Perth.

H. B. HAYLES,Chief Electoral Officer and

Returning Officer.Chief Electoral Office,

62 Barrack street, Perth,5th July, 1938.

LOST CASH ORDERS (FERTILISER. S1TBSDY).Agricultural Bank,

Perth 13th July, 1018.THE undermentioned Cash Orders drawn by the Agri-cultural Bank have been reported lost and payment hasbeen stopped; it is proposed to issue fresh Cash Ordersin lieu thereof:-

C.O. No. 84207; value £1 lOs.; Trim, E. ; 1/2/38;Perth.

C.O. No. 83661.; value lOs.; F. A. From; 18/1/1938;Perth.

C. ABEY,General Manager.

S. BENNETT,Registrar General.

1N THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 323 of 1936.Tn the matter of the Industrial Arbitration Act Amend-

ment Aet, 1935, and in the matter of an applicationby the Amalgamated Engineering Union of Workers,Perth Branch, for amendment of constitution andrules.

UPON hearing Mr. H. V. Symons on behalf of theapplicant Union, there being no objections, and the re-quirements of the said Act and the Regulations madethereunder leaving been complied with, I, the under-signed, President of the Court of Arbitration, pursuantto the powers vested in me by section 3 of th.e said Actdo hereby amend the constitution and rules of the Amnal-gamated Engineering Union of Workers, Perth Branch,in the terms set forth in the application of the saidUnion, dated the 3rd day of July, 1936.

Dated at Perth this 16th day of June, 1938.

WALTER DWYER,President.

IN '.l'FIE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 328 of 1936.[mm the matter of the Industrial Arbitration Act Amend-

ment Act, 1.935, and in time matter of an applicationby the Anstralasian Soeiet.y of Engineers' IndustrialUnion of Workers, Perth, WA., for amendment ofconstitution and rules.

UPON hearing Mr. J. Harris on behalf of the applicantUnion, there being no objections, and the requirementsof the said Act and regulations made thereunder having

Tenders for Oovernment Supplies.

Date ofAdvertising. Schedule No. Supplies required. Date of

Closing.

1938. 1938.

July 8 ... 257A, 1038 hereenings, apprOx. 7,530 rub. yards, for sections of the following roadsBunbury-Collie-Wagin Road, No. 503 ; Armadale-Peuiherton road, No517 Bosselton-Nannup road, No. 504 .July 21

July S 258A, 1938 Screenings, aprox. 2,050 cub. yards. for Boyanup- Preston Vailey-Capelroad, No. 38x (Capel Eastward Section) ... ............ July 21

July 14 261A, 1938 Combination Hot and Cold Valves, with Rose Spray and Jet., 18 sets ... July 21

June -2 218A, 1938 Pressed Steel Wheels, 2Oin. din., taper bore, 100 only ... . July 28

July 5 . 250A, 1938 Steel Tyres, Axles and Wheels for Locomotives, Cars, Wagons and Trains,during the year 1938-39 July 28

July 14 260A, 1938 Automatic Steam Crockery Cleansing Plant for Yallingup Caves House ... July 28

July 14 262A, 1938 Round Jarrah Piles, 27/SOft., 1/48ft., 9/45ft., 9/40ft., ]/33ft........ July 28

June 30 249A, 1938 Solid. Drawn Brass Boiler Tubes, 119 only ; and Solid Drawn Anti-corrosiveSteel Tubes, 614 only ... ... ... ... .. Aug. 25

July 14 259, 1938 Copper Plates, 20 only ... ... Sept. 18

July 7 254A, 1938 Propelling Machinery (Diesel Electric or Jleehanieal Drive) for double.ended Ferry Boat ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Oct. 6

For Sale by Tender.July 14 263i, 1.938 Approx. 30 Cords Firewood (White Gum) as it now stands at Narrogin

Pumping Station, where inspection can be macic July 28

JULY 15, 1938.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 11U)

Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry -District.Date.

('hicrch of P]a'jland.1938.

The Rev. K 8. BartlettJune 13

been complied with, I, the undersigned, President of theCourt of Arbitration, pursuant to tile liowers vested inme by section 3 of the said Act do hereby aniend theconstitution and rules of the Australasian Society ofEngineers ' Industrial Union of Woikeis, Perth, WA.,in the ternis set forth in the application of the saidUnion, dated the l7til day of August, 1936.

Dated at Perth, tins 16th day of June, 1938.[es.] WALTER DWYER,

President.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 773 of 1937.IN the matter of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-

1935, and in tile matter of an application by thePerth Radio Trade Industrial Union of Workers foramendment of constitution and rules.

UPON hearing Mr. M. D. d'Alnieida on behalf of theapplicant Union, Mr. B. A. L. White on behalf of tileCoastal District Committee Amalgamated EngineeringUnion Association of Workers, and Mr. C. T. Bevis onbehalf of the Western Australian Theatrical and Amuse-ment Employees' Association Industrial Union ofWorkers, Perth, and the requirements of the said Actand the regulations made thereunder having been coin-plied with, I, the undersigned, President of the Courtof Arbitration, pursuant to the powers vested iii me bysection 3 of tile said Act do hereby amend the consti-tution and rules of the Perth Radio Trade IndustrialUnion of Workers in the terms set forth iii the applica-tion of the said Union, dated the 11th day of Novem'ber,1937.

Dated at Perth this 27th day of June, 1938.

[L.s.] WALTER DWYER,President.


No. 241 of 1938.In the matter of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-

1935, and in tile matter of an application by tile\Testcrn Australian Nurses' Association IndustrialUnion of Workers, Perth, for amendment of consti-tution and rules.

UPON readisig the application of the Western Austra-lian Nurses' Association Industrial Union of Workers,Perth, tilere being no objections to the application, andthe requirements of the said Act and tile regulationslnade thereunder having been complied with, I, tileundersigned, President of the Court of Arbitration, pur-suant to the powers vested in nie by section 3 of thesaid Act do hereby amend the constitution and rulesof the Western Australian Nurses' Association Indus-trial IJnion of Workers, Perth, in the terms set forth iiithe application of tile said Union, dated the 24th day ofFebruary, 1938.

Dated at Perth this 20th day of JulIe, 1938.[L.s.] WALTER DWYER,

President.

IN TIlE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 681 of 1937.In the matter of the Industrial Arbitration Act Amend-

mnent Act, 1935, and in the matter of all applicationby the Australian Workers' Union Westi-alianBranch Pastoral and Agricultural Industrial Unionof Workers, Perth, for amendment of constitutionand rules.

UPON reading the application of the AustralianWorkers ' Union Westraliaa Branch Pastoral and Agri-cultural Industrial Union of Workers, Perth, for amend-ulent of constitution asmci rules, there being no objectionsto the application and tile requirements of the said Actand tile regulations made thereunder having been coin-plied with, I, tile undersigned, President of thc Courtof Arbitration, pursuant to tile povers vested ill mc bysection 3 of tile said Act do hereby amend tile constitu-tion and rules of the Australian Workers' Union Westra-hail Branell Pastom'al and Agricultural Industrial Uiiiomsof Workers, Pertil, in tile terms set forth in the appli-cation of tltc said Union, dated tile 8tll day of October,1937.

Dated at Perth this ] 6th day of June, 1938.[as.] \irALTER DWYER,

President.


No. 160 of 1938.i3ctu'eeml Hocking and Company, Limited, Newspaper

Proprietors, Kalgoorlie, Applicant, and The Print-ing Industry Employees ' Union of Westeril Aus-tralia Industrial Union of Workers (WA. Branch),Respomldcnt.

UPON Ilearing (by consent) Mr. L. W. Jackson, Solici-tor, on behalf of time applicant, amid Mr. E. J. Holmanon behalf of the sespondeilt, and by consent, and in pur-suance of tile powers contained in section 88 of theIndustrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935, the Court dothhereby order and direct that Award No. 20 of 1937 datedthe 17th day of February, 1938, he and tIme same ishereby amended as follows : -

Clause 5WagesDelete tile words ''Per Day''where they appeal opposite the words ''CommercialJobbing Department'' and substitute in timeir placetime words ' ' MarginDay.

And the Court cloth hereby further order and directtilat time said amendment have retrospective operationfrom titc 1st day of January, 1938.

Dated this 17th day of JulIe, 1938.By the Court,

[e.s.] WALTER DWYER,President.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OFWESTERN AUSTRALIA.

No. 2 of 1938.Between Western Australian Municipal Road Boards,

Parks and Racecourse Employees' IJniosi of Work-ers, Perth, Apphcant and various Municipalities,Road Boards and others its per Schedule attached,Respondents.

WI-IEREAS a ii I ndustrial Dispute existed between thoabovenamed parties, amId wilereas tile said dispnte wasreferred into Court for the purpose of hearing anddetermination, aild Wilereas the parties have this dayappeared before the Court by their respective repre-sentatives 05111 have informed time Court that tlmeyhave arrived at an agreement in settlement of allmatters ill dispute amld requested the Court to maketime said agreenmeut an award of tile Court: Now there-forc the Court, pursuant to section 63 of time Act andahi other poivers therein emiabhmig it hereby declaresthe 1,iemnoralldlmni htercnnder written to have tile sameeffect as and be deemed an Award of the Court:

Memorandum of Agreemnemlt.(Note: Wherever tIme word ''Award ' ' 0cc Ills imercin

it shmahh he takeml tct mfleitil and include ''Agree-muent. '

1 .Intem'pretations.' ' Casual hand' ' shall mean a worker employed

for less than six (6) comlsecutive working days.''Overtime'' simall mean all or any time worked

Oil ally one day or Ilighit iii excess of tIme ordinarynumber of worklg hours.

(e) ' ' Roa d-ulan ' ' shall nean a worker engagedforming 01 eomlstruetimlg roads or street surfaces, in-chudiug footpaths.

(ci) ''Wood blocker'' or ''Cube layer'' shall nieamma worker whlo is setting or laying wood blocks os stomlccubes.

Time terul ''Gardener' ' shall i mtt-lude workerswllO do pruning, llcdige enttimlg, or cutt ig grass witha scythe.

''Wet groumid' simahl mean ground in wlmieh, inthe opimmion of thie engimleer ill charge of time particula5work, it is impracticable for the worhccrs to work with-out getting wet feet.

2.--I{onrs of Labour.(a) Forty-four (44) hours sImall constitute a week's

work for all workers, except night watchmen or sughtstahlememl amid attemldasits at pubhic latrismes. Suchhours shall co,nnmemlee at the place of the particularwork ii mid chose it t hi place of tile fl rt ieuia r work.

1120 GOVitRN1&ENT GAZETTE, WA. [JULY 15, 1938.

Juay 15, 1938.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1121

MarginPer Week.

s. d.Rubbish and dust cal-tel-s - - - - 9 0Offal carters -. - - . - - - 18 0Rubbish tipinemi - - - - . . 6 0Attendants at public lats-ines (pci

week of seven (7) days) - . . . 3 0Motom- lorry drivers oms sanitam-y

34 0Sanitary pan tarrers shall receive

an additional one shilling (is.)per day when tarring Pails.

(b) Horse-drivers:Double hom-se-di-ivem- -- - - . - 13 0Single horse-driver - - - . 8 0Horse-drivers (tar carts) - - 14 0Stablemnems - - - . - - . . 12 0I-lead stablemnan (if snore thins) one

(1) stahlemuau) - - - - 16 0(e) Motor lorry drivers:

Motor lormics msot exceeding 25 ccvt.capacity - - . - - - - - 13 0

Motor lorries exceeding 25 cw-t. andslot exceeding thimee tons capacity 17 0

Motor lorries exceeding three tonscapacity - - - - - - - - 21 0

Motor lorries electrically driven - - 23 0Motor lorries with trailer -. . 21 0Truck drivers drawing loaded trailer

shall receive one shnlhimig (Is.) pciday extra.

Oil-driven powel- ron P roller driver 21 0(0) Gardeners:

Nurserymen - - - - - - 12 0Gam-deners - . - - - - 6 0Labourem-s - - - . - - - Nil

(e) SweepersMen on orderly work with hand

scoops NilSweepers (other inca) - . 2 0Gully hole amid sump cleaners shah

receive one shilling (is.) per dayextra.

(I) \\rOO(l kembem- - . - - . . 15 0(g) Draimsimgc workers

Mamtcnassce much - - - . . - 3 0Pipe jointer . - - - 6 0Pipe sdttcr - . - - 15 0Timbermesi -- . - . - 90Whsea wos-king ovel- six (6) feet frons

the surface, in trenches, wom-kersshall receive 0mb smIling (is.) perday in addition to the above rates.

(Ii) Quarrymen (Dai-ling Rouge Qnam-m-ies).Iumpermnen .. . . . . - . 8 9Crusher Feeders -- 14 6Hammer amid drilhmncn -- 8 9Powder monkeys -- 17 0Spnhhers . - . -

These rates amid time conditions hereinshall msot apply to workem-s in thesecallings employed by the PerthCity Council in its Statham SidingQuarry.

Niglitwatchimnen - . - . - . . . 14 2Nightw'atchmnsems shall be allow-ed one

msighst off iii each four (4) weeks.)Bitumen workers:

Men trowehlissg in oms footpaths .. 27 0Assistants to bitumen workers (as

3 15 10 above) 6- 19

ii 6

(hc) Concrete slab and kerb layer 10 0

(I) Ts-owel hands - - . . 10 0

(mu) Screen hands - . - - - - 7 0

Concrete slal) makers - . . - 12 0Cosierete slab nsakers ' assistants 7 6

Mastic makers:Lending hand . . .. . - .. 27 0Assistant . . . . . . . 22 6

Tam- amid Icletal lilixing Machines:Mcmi umiloading - - . . 10 0Men on top segulatimig nuxtum-e 10 0Men on to1, assisting - - . . 6 0

(b) The hours of uight watchmen or night stable-men shall be seventy (70) per week of seven (7) days.

(o) TIme hours of attenda its at public latrines shallhe fifty-six (56) per week of seven (7) days.

Th hours of horse-drivers shall commence whena driver signs on at the -a rd or depot iii the in orning,amid finish when lie signs off on leaving iii the oveniig.

Except when otherwise specified a week's workshall consist. of forty-four (44) hours and shall beworked in five and one half (5½) days.

3.Overtime.Overtime shall be paid for at the rate of time and

a half, provided that:(a) Sunday time shall be paid for at the rate of

double time, except in the case of sanitaryemployees, caretakers, stablemen, watclnnenand attendants at public latrines. Any sani-tary work done on Saturday night shall bepaid for at the rate of time and a half.

(h) Any worker called upon to work on New Year'sDay, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, EasterMonday, Aazac Day, Labour Day, Union Pic-nic Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day, shallhe paid at the rate of double time.

(c) Any worker whose duty is ordinarily performedbetween 6 o 'clock n.m. and 6 o'clock p.m. whois called upon to work between 6 p.m. and 6a.ni., or any worker whose duty is ordinarilyperformed between 6 pam. and 6 n.m. who iscalled upon to work between 6 n.m. and 6 l).m.shall receive not loss than two (2) lcomns 'at overtime rates.

4.Holidays.(a) The clays on which Nea' Year's Day, Anniversary

Day, Union Picnic Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday,Anzae Day, Labour Day, Christmas Day and BoxingDay are observed shall be holidays and paid for assuch. Provided that if any of the holidays named inthis snbela.nse fall on a. Sunday, the following Mondayshall be allowed.

(h) in addition to the above, six (6) (lays' aim nnalleave on full pay shall he allowed to all workers underthis Award upon completion of each twelve (12)months' consecutive service, except night watchmnemior night sta.blemnen and attendants at public latrines,who shall he allowed fourteen (14) days' annual leaveon fu]l pay on completion of each twelve (1.2) mouthsservice. Such leave shall be taken at such time as theemmsployer may decide, hut at least fourteen (14) days'notification of such decision shall be given to theworker.

(c) All workers, after one month 's service, shall beentitled t.o time holidays set out in the preceding pain-graph in proportion as the length of service is to thefull number of holidays for the twelve (12) macmaths.

(d) s,lros.kem.s who have been in the employment ofthe employer for twelve (12) months preceding the dateof their annual leave shall be allowed a further leaveof six (6) clays without pay if they so request.

5.iWages.(i) Basic Wage: Per Week.

£ s. d.Within a 15-mile radius from the

General Post Office, Perth - - 3 14 11Outside a 15-mile but within a

25-mile radius from the GeneralPost Office, Perth, and the towis-site of Northam

(ii) With the exception of w'orkers mentioned here-under in subclanses (a), (h) and (e) whose cosit.i-actof service shall he a weekly one, the contract of serviceof all other workers in the following Schedule of Wagesshall he a daily one:

MarginPer Week.

Adults: s. d.(a) Sanitary Employees:

Sanitary pan remover 21 0Sanitary pan ivashem - - - 21 0Sanitary pan stage hands - 21 0Sanitary pan trenchman 21 0

1122 GO\'ERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 15, 1938.

S.Perforinitig Higher Duties.Workers called upon to perform a duty for which a

lngher rate is provided than that which they areordinarily in receipt of, shall be paid for the day, suchhigher sate, if so employed for one hour or more inally one day.

9.Aged and Infi rmn \Voil-crs

Any worker who through old age or infirmity isunable to earn the prescribed miuinlumn wage may beemployed at such lesser rate as may be agreed uponbetween the employer and the President and Secretaryof the U'ision.

10.Travelling Allowance.

Workers required to walk more than a mile and ahalf from the yard or depot shall be provided withtravelling facilities or reimbursed any train or trainCares necessarily incurred.

11.Record Book.

The employer shall keep or cause to be kept a recordbook containing the following particulars:

The name of each worker.The time lie starts and finishes work each day.TIme total nuncter of hours worked.All overtime worked.The wages (amid overtime, if any) paid to each

worker.Such record shall be signed by the worker amid shall

be open for inspection cluring working hours by theSecretary of, or other person appointed by, the work-ers' union.

12.Leave of Absence to Officers.For the purpose of this Award leave of absence from

dnty without prejudice shall be granted to the Presi-dent or Secretary of the Union without pay, providedthat they shall first find satisfactory substitutes if sorequired by the Head of their Department.

13.Payment for Sickness.Any worker not attending for duty will lose his

pay for the actual time lost, unless he produces evi-dence satisfactory to the employer that his non-attendance was due to personal ill-health os accident,necessitating' such absence, when the following pro-visions shall apply:

A worker shall be entitled to payment for non-attendance on tIme ground of personal ill-healthfor one half day for each completed n'onth ofservice, provided that payment for absencethrough such ill-health shall be limited to six(6) days in each calendar year. Paymseent hjtm'e-under may be adjusted at the end of eachcalendar year or at the time the worker leavesthe service of the employer, in the event ofthe worker being entitled by service subsequentto the sickness to a greater allowance than thatmade at the time the sickness occurred. 'Thisclause shall not apply where the worker is en-titled to coisipensation under the Workers' Com-pensation Act.The yeas referred to in the preceding clause be-

gills on the date on which this Award comes into forcend the said six (6) days may be apportioned accord-

ingly.14.Scope of Award.

Thus Award shall apply to workers eligible to belongto the applicant Union directly or indirectly employedby tIme respondents or any of them in time work to whichthe Award relates.

15.Board of Reference.The Court appoints for tIme purpose of the Award, a

Board or Boamds of Reference. Each Board shall con-sist of a chairman and two (2) other representatives,one to be nominated by each of the parties. There areassigned to each such Board in the event of no agree-ment being arrived at between the parties to the Award,the functions of:-

MarginPer Week.

Roadnien s. ci.

Roadinen . . . . . . 6 U

Ilaunner and gadmen engaged inbreaking up roads . . . . . 13 ii

Spoilers or kisappers on roads . . 6 1)

Men unloading trucks containingmetal . . . . . . 5 1)

Labourers . . . . . . Nil\\orkers engaged in spreading hut hitu-

menous mix on roads . . . iS U

Men feeding bitumenous mixer . . 11 0Topinan weighing bitumen or metal .35 0Drivers of geared motor-powered eleva-

tor .. .. .. ......17 U

Bitumen handscutting, feeding, orboiling bitumen . . . . . . 11 0

(iv) Mechanical shovel inca . . . . . . ii 0

(x) Axemen, sand pit in a and grnvei pitmen . . . . . . . . . 6 0

Junior workers: Percentage ofBasic WagePer Week.

Sweepers, up to 18 years of age onorderly work with scoop . . . 65

6.Conditions.

(i) One shilling (is.) per day extra shall be paidto the following workers:

men engaged on tar or bitumen work.Men sweeping roads prior to tarring.Men working in wet ground.Concretors.Casual hands (in addition to the rate provided

for the particular class of work on vluclithey are employed).

If any worker is employed for less thansix (6) consecutive working days in any ofthe work covered by the classifications con-tamed in subclauses (a), (b) and (c) ofclause 5 (ii) (Wages) lie shall also bedeemed to he a casual hand.

Workers using slag in building' or repairingroads.

Tar mixers and tar boilers.(li) Wood blocks and cube layers.

Men employed behind the wood block tarringmachine (in addition to tar allowance).

Men required to throw with a shovel, metal orother material more than six (6) feet intoa wagon.

Men engaged in drying or screening metal.(1) Men camped on the job.

(ii) One shilling and sixpenee (is. lid.) per dayextra shall be paid to stone crushers, where to ii pph-ances are provided for preventing dust.

(iii) Two shillings (2s.) per day extra shall be paidto men operating the tar-spraying pressure maclane.

(iv) Three slulhings (3s.) per day extra shall bepaid to men des ning bitumen tank or boiler when soemployed.

(v) Leading hands in charge of not less than throe(3) nor more than ten (10) nien shall be paid fifteenshillings (15s.) per veelc in advance of the workerswhose work they direct. Leading hands iii charge ofmore than ten (10) men shall receive one pound ff1)per week in advance of the men whose work theydirect.

(vi) Relief: Any worker temporarily employed re-lieving another worker shall not. be reduced in wageswhilst so employed.

7.Drivers.Drivers irho, in aclditioii to the hours of which the

working week is composed, arc required to feed horses,shall be paid the following rates in addition to theweekly wage:-

s. d.Durng the six (6) working clays of the week:

Per horse 3 0For Sundays:

For one horse 20For each additional horse 16


Adjusting any matters of difference which mayarise between the parties from time to time,except such as involve interpretations of theprovisions of the Award, or any of them;

Classifying and fixing wages, rates and conditions for any occupation or calling not sped-iicallv mentioned in the Award;

Deciding any other matter that the Court mayrefer to such Board 'from tune to time.

An appeal shall lie from any decision of such Boardin tlio manner and sui,jcet to the conditions prescribedin the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935, which fortins purpose are embodied in tins Award.

16.Term of Award.Tins Award shall come into operation as from the

18th (lay of December, 1937, and shall remain in forcefor three (3) years, subject to the right of any partyto the Award to apply to the Court for a review of anyof the provisions of this Award in accordance with theIndustrial Arbitration Act, 1912.1935.

17.Area.This Award shall apply to the area contained witl,in

a radius of twenty-five (25) miles from the General PoetOffice at Perth, and to the Townsitc of Nortliam.

I certify pursuant to section 63 of the Industrial Arbilratioii Act, 191 2-1 935, that the foregoing is a copy ofthe Agreenient arrived at between the parties mentionedabove.

Dated at Perth this 10th day of May, 1938.

WALTER DWYER,President.

Filed at my office this 10th clay of May, 1938.FRANK WALSH,

Clerk of the Cont of Arbitration.

SCHEDULE OF RESPONDENTS REFERRED TO.The Perth City Council.Claremont Municipality.Cotteslue Municipality.East Fremantle Municipality.North Fremantle Municipality.Midland Junction Municipality.Northam Municipality.Subiaco Municipality.Armadale-Kelrnscott Road Board.Bassenclean Road Board.Bayswatcr Road Board.Belmont Road Board.Mosman Park Road Board.Canning Road Board.Darling Range Road Board.Fremantlo Road Board.Gosnells Road Board.Melville Park Road Board.Iiockinghaoi Road Board.South Perth Road Board.Wivaeroo Road Board.Mundaring Road Board.Peppermint Grove Road Board.Nedlands Road Board.Frcmantle Municipality.Perth Road Board.Swan Road Board.A. Cl1-dosdale, Perth.King's Park Board.Belmont Race Course.Helena Vale Race Course.W' Turf Club.WA. Trottiiig Association, Perth

and Fremantle.Vincent Paving' Co.Todd Bros.hi. SJtKcnny, Putt esluc.T. C. TI. Organ, Bassendean.II. 1-lutchins, Cannington.C. Kruger, Melville Park.0. N. lloldroyd, Osborne Park.T. Allard, Belmont.E. W. Hockley, Armadalc.J. A. Rhodes, Kalamunda.1k. Freestone, Mundaring.

APPOiNTMENTS.

(35th Victoria, No. 3.)1-115 I-h ononr the Chief Justice has been p1cmsed toappoint Thonums Arthur (1 eorge Sargent, of \Votton-Street, Wiluua, Solicitor, a Commissioner of the SuprcmmmCourt of Western A ustrahia, to athuinister or take withintime State of Western Anstralia any Oath, Affidavit,Atlirnmntien, Declaration, or Acknowledgment by a mar-nod woman to be used in the Supreme Court of WesternAustralia. 'I'lmc Conuuission to remain in force until timesaid Thoioas Artlwf George Sargent ceases to reside in\Vstor,m Australia, aforesaid, or until lie ceases to prac-tise time profession of a Sohicitur there, or until revoked.

Supreme Court Office,Perth. 7th July, 1938.

1-115 Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased toappoint Maurice Henry Killeen of 23 Staton road, EastFrenmantle, Solicitor, a Commissioner of the SupremeCourt of \Vcstern Australia, to administer or take withintime State of Western Australia any Oath, Affidavit,A Ilinination, Declaration, or Acknowledgment bya mar-ried Wonian to be used iii time Supreme Court of West-ern Australia. Tue Conunission to remain in fore untfined woman to be used' in the Supreme Court of West-em Australia aforesaid or until lie ceases to practisethe profession OtCi Solicitor there, or until revoked.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,Perth, 8th July, 1938.

IN THE MATTER OF THE POWERS OPATTORNEY ACT, 1896.

(60 Viet., No. 3.)Copleys Bank, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Power of Attorneygranted by Walter Clarke as Attorney for Copley'sBank, Limited, to Walter Hartwehi James, of Perth,Knight, and filed in the Supreme Court Office on the22nd day of June, 1921, has been revoked.

Dated this 5th day of July, 1938.


IN THE MATTER OF THE POWERS OFATTORNEY ACT, 1896.

(GO Vict., No. 3.)Copleys Bank, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Power of Attorneygranted by Copleys, Limited (whose name has now beenchanged to Copleys Bank, Limited), to Walter Clarke,of Perth, and filed in the Supreme Court Office on the24th day of November, 1919, has been revoked.



THE POWERS OF ATTORNEY ACT, 1896.Copleys Bank Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given flint by Power of Attorneybearing date the 23rd day of May, 1938, Copleys BankLmuiitedl has appointed Walter Clarke, Frederick Robertl3erry and Robert Rayner Everali on any two of themjointly to be the Attorneys and Agents of the Companyin Liii, Conu,monwenithm of Australia.


STONE, JAMES & CO.,Solicitors in Western Australia for the abovenamed

Company.

1124 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. IJULY 15, 1938.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.\Vestcru Property Proprietary, Linuted (Incorporated

in Victoria).NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above Company in the State of Westcrn Australiais situate at 815, Colonial Mutual Life Buildings, St.George's terrace, Perth.


D. ROBISON,Attorney in Western Australia for the

Company.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Anglo- Australian a 0(1 General Iuvestnient Trust,

Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Office of the above-named Company in Western Australia is situate at 21Howard street, Perth, and that Reginald D 'Oyly Forbesand Quinton Randolph Stow, both of 21 1-loward street,Perth, aforesaid are the duly appointed Attorneys ofthe Company in the said State.

Dated the 27th day of June, 1938.

PARKER & PARKER,Solicitors for the aboveisamed Company,

21 Howard street, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Tullis Hunter & Co., LinutedNotice of Change of

Registered Office.NOTICE is hereby givels that from and after the 1stclay of July, 1938, the Registered Office of the above-named Company will be renioved from 47 Pier street,Perth, to the Basement of No. 77, King street, Perth.

Dated the 27th day of ,June, 1938.

C. A. McDONELL,Attorney for Tullis Hunter & Co., Limited.

1-lardwick, Slattery, & Gibson, of Victoria House, Perth,Solicitors for the abovenamed Company.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Edments, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office in\Vestera Australia of the aboveniuneci Company- is situ-ated at 696-698 Hay street, Perth.

Dated this 23rd day of June, 1938.

DOWNING & DOWNING,Perth, Agents for Shaw & Turner, Mel-

bourne, Solicitors for the said Com-pany.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Dine Bird West Gold Mines, No Liability (fornierly

Bright Hope Gold Mining Company, No Liability)Notice of Change of Office.

NOTICE is hereby given that the situation of theRegistered Office and principal place of business inWestern Australia of the abovenanied Company will bechanged as from the first day of July, 1938, to 4 ParkBuildings, 149 Hamsan street, Kaigoorlie.

Dated this 1st day of July, 1938.K. A. BURTON,

of Knlgoorlie, Solicitor for theCompany in Western Australia.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Denny Bros., Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office oftime abovenamed Company has been changed to and iscow situate at the office of R. Goyue Miller, CharteredAccountant (Aust.), Banic of Anstraiasia Chambers, St.George's terrace, Perth, and that such Office is acces-sible to the public between tile hours of 10 a.m.ancl 4p.m. on Monday to Friday.

Dated the 6th day of July, 1938.

VILLENEUVE SMITH & KEALL,Solicitors for the abovenamed Company,

23 Barrack street, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893Groper Newspapers, Limited (in liquidation).

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above Company is been changed and is siow situateat 11-12 First Floor, AMP. Chambers, William street,Perth, and is open to time public ass the following days:Mondays to Fridays imselusive other than public holidaystrain 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9 n.m. to12 mmoon.

A. IV. CROOKS,Liquidator.

A. \V. Crooks, Public Accountant, 11.12 First Floor,AMP. Chambers, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Colourtex Brick Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Office of ColourtexBrick Company, Limited, is situate at 11-12 First Floor,AMP. Chianibers, William street, Perth, in tile Stateof Western Australia.

The Office of the Company will be accessible to thepublic on all week clays (excepting Saturdays and publicholidays) between the hours of 9 a.nI and 5 p.m. andoil Satnrclays from 9 am, to noon.

Date,l the 8th day of July, 1938.

A. W. CROOKS,Public Aceountaut, A.M.I'. Chambers, Perth,

Secretary fos the Company.

Western Anstralia.TIlE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.

'['lie Vt. Ii. Electric Company, LimitedNotice ofRegistered Office.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office oftile abovenamed Company is situate at 815 Hay street,Perth, amid that the days and lionrs during which suchoffice will be accessible to the pubhc for the transactionof business iii each u-oak are: Mondays to Fridays,both inclusive (except on public hiohdays), from 10 n.m.to 12 noon and from 2 pus. to 4 p.m.


UNMACK & UNMACK,Solicitors for the abovenamned Company,

u,\ritllnell Chambers, Howard street, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Radio Enterprises of Western Australia, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office of[ladio Enterprises af Western Australia, Limited, issituate at Colonial Mutual Buildings, 55 St. George'sterrace, l'erth, amid is open and accessible to the publicoil week days between tile hours of 9 a.m. and noon and2 p.111. and 5 pIn. except on Saturdays, when the hoursare 9a.ui. to IloomI.

Dated thu 7th day of July, 1938.

ABBOTT & ABBOTT,Commercial Banhc Chambers, 42 St. George's

terrace, Perth, Solicitors for Radio Enter-prises of Wcstem-n Australia, Limited.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Adelaide I-louse, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofAdelaide House, Liniited, is situate at London House,321 Murray street, Perth, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, and is accessible to time public on week days(except Saturdays) between the hours of 10 a.sn. and4


WHEATLEY & SON,Solicitors,

Occidental I-louse, 49 St. George's terrace, Perth.

j [LY 1.). 19:38.]

'FIlE COMI'A Ea AC'! 1893.

ii oskins Foundry, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office offloskins Foundry, Limited, is situate at London ii ouse,321 Murray street, Pert!,, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, and is accessible to the public on week days(except Saturdays) between the hours of 10 a.m. aixi4 p.ni.

I)atel this 6th diiv of July, 1935.

\Vl[EATLE V & SON.Solicitors.

Occidental house. 49 St. George's terrace, Perth,.

\Vestern Australia.'I'll F ('OMP,\NIES ACT, 1893.

Eagle Eta r Insurance Company, Liin ited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered 0111cc ofEagle Star Insurance Conipany, Limited, is situated atShell house, 203-2o9 St. George's terrace, Perth,. TheOf ice will he open to the public for tin nsact ion of busi -ness on all week - I lays except Saturdays and publicholidays hietiveen the hours of 9 am, and 3 p.m. and onSaturdays hetween the hours of 9a.m. a lid noon.

Dated this 7th day of ,July, 193$.

1! FTIEI!T PARKER.

I [tile rt I 'a rker. Solicitor for the ('out pa nv, 1 3 11 owa rdstreet, Pert!,.

IN TI I E \! .\ T'!' F II 01' TI! E .1 [ST RALI AX GO Li)F'LO'!'AT!ONS NO LiABILITY (In Liquidatnuil

TIlE creditors of the ahovenanteil -olilpali ale required,(iii or before the 1 htli day of .1 u!), 1938, to send theirin nies and addresses, and part i colitrs of 1! eli debts orch, i ,us, tin! the nIt tiles and add resses of t!,ei r solicitors(if any) to Stephi en Mn rtin 10'! low, of Chin ml icr of (on,met-ce Lii h!i ugs, 224 TIn nit an street, Kalgoo rlie. the offi-ci:il lb1nidator of the said company and, if so requiredby notice in writing front the said official liquidator,a re 1 iy t hi ci r solicitors. or o th erwi se to prove tlieh' saiddebts or c ha jul s atC!tt ni 11cr of ( 'oinute rre Buildings,Kalgoorhie, the ((dice of the ofhc,ii! !iqnidtitor, ol' at suchI line as sli:i 11 he specified in sue!, notice or in defaultthereof tI 1ev will be excluile! fro iii the 1 ienefi t of macdistribution uncle 1 iefo re such (Eel its ace P i'oved. F'ridas',the 22nd day of .J nlv, 1 938, at 3 o 'clock in the a fter-noon, at. the s,i(! oliici', is appointed for leterituning asto the all o ira nec of lie debts a a ci c!a in, s.

1)ated this 4th cDv of ,i ulv, 1 938.

S. 11. K ELL()\V,()tliciah IiiIuiilii for.

IX 'I'll F 3IAT'I'ER OF' 'I'll F ('()\! P.\Nh ES ACT, 1893,a nfl iii th I e Matter of I 'cut! elton Timber CompanyLiuntcd (in liquidation).

'I'll E ('red ito rs (If tIle :010 vein, tied ( 'otti pa uy are requiredon or before the iist clay of .1 uly, I 93$, to send theiran nais and old resses',, nfl th,e I ta i-tic uth rs of tliei r debtsor claims and the itatmues,',nd addresses of their solici-tors (if any) to Arthur 1)oughas Sinclair, of 12 NestleHouse, St. George's terrace, Perth, tIme liquidator of thesaid Company, and, II' so required by notiee in writingfi-oui the said liquidator arc, hi- t!iei r solicitors or other-wise, to prove their debts oi' c Iai ins at 12 Nestle House,i'ertlt, the office of thìe liquidator, at such time as shallhe specified in such notice, or in default thereof theywill be excluded from the henefit of aula- distributionmade before such debts are proved.

Monday, the 8th day of August, 1938, at 4 o'clock inthe afternoon, a.t the said office, is-',ipl)0iite(l for deter-in in big as to tile allowance of die d chits and claim s.

i):ited tlos 1 2th day of July, 1938, at Pert!,.

A. 1). SINCLAIR,Liquidator.

A. i)onghas Sinchi ir, Chartered Accountant, 12 NestleDouse, 1$8 St. George's terrace, Perth.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. ii-

IX TilE SFI'REME COFIIT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 6 of 193$.In the n,atter of the Companies Act, 1893, and in th'

matter of Edjudhta Gold Mining Company, No Liar-bihity.

HIS honour Mr. Justice Draper, by an Order datithe 8th, day of July, 1938, appointed William Hayes,Royal Insurance Buildings, St. George's terrace, Per'Chartered Accountant, to be Official Liquidator of Iabovenauted Couipanu-.

Dated thie 11th, day of .Julv, 1938.

EARLE B. ARNEY,Associate.

I)wver & Th,omas, of National House, 49 William stree.I 'ertlì, Solicitors for th,e Petitioning creditor.

TIlE COMPANIES AOT, 1893.NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisionssec-tion 67 of th,e abovenaine,l Aet, the name of K.Anclrus and Company, Limited, duly incorporatedthe 4thì day of .luly, 1936, has been changed to W.Clayden & Carpenter, Liuiited.

Dated thus 1st day of .Juhv, 1938.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies..

IN TIlE MATTER OF TIlE COMPANIES ACT, 1891L(36 Vict., No. 8.)

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions affsection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpornlion, its a Limited ('oinpanv, htas this day been isaneto A delaide house, Limited.

I),,ted thus 6th, day of July, 1938.

T. P. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies_

Supreme Court Office, Perth,, WA.

IN Tl[E MATTER OF TIlE COMPANIES ACT, 189P.(36 Viet., No. 8.)

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisionss,-ction 20 of the above Act, t Certificate of Incorporn-thui, is a Limited Company, h,tis this day been issuedito II osk iris h"oun dry, Lini i ted.

Dated thi is 6th day of .Juhy, 1938.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies

Snhoen,e ('ourt Office, Perth, WA.

IN TII E MATTER OF TI-IE COMPANIES ACT, 18IL(36 Vict., No. 8.)

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions fsection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorporn-tion, its a Limt,ited Company, has this day been issuedito Moi-gans Gold Mines, Limited.

Dated thus 4th day of July, 1938.T. F. DAVIES,

Registrar of Companies

Suprenie Court Office, Peith,, W.A.

IX TIlE MA'I'TER OF TIlE COMPANIES ACT, 18934(36 Viet., No. 8.)

NOTICE is herchiy given t!,at, under the provisions nfsection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorporn-toit, is a Limited Conipany, has this day been issueffito Mick Foster, Littuted.

Dated th,is 2nd day of July, 1938.T. F. DAVIES,

Registrar of Companies..

Suprenie Court Office, Perth,, WA.

IN TIlE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893(56 Viet., No. 8).

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofsection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued toKonclinin Farmers ' Co-operative Company. Limited.

Dated this 1 3tli ilav of July. 1.938.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

Supreme Court Office, Perth, iV.A.

IX TILE 5L\TTER OF' TIlE COMPANIES ACT, I 93(56 Vict., No. 8).

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisiolos ofsection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Isicorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued toColourtex Brick Company, Limited.

Dated this Sib day of July, 1938.T. F. D-VVIES.

I legb,trai of Conipan ice.Supreme Court Office, Perth, \V.k.

IN THE MATTER 01" TILE COMI'ANLES ACT, 1VJ$(36 Vict., No. 8).

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofsection 20 of time above Act, a' Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued to'flie \V.]1. Electric Company, Limited.

I )ated this 9th day of July, 1938.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

Suln'cnle Court OIlic-e, Perth, W.A.

IX TilE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, ls9$(56 'Viet., No. 8).

NOTiCE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofsection 20 of time above Act, a Certilicate of Incorpora-ton, as a Limited ('omnpany, has this day been issued toRadio Enterprises of Western Australia, Limited.

Dated tins itb day of July, 193bT. F. DAVIES,

Registrar of CompaniesSupreme (curt Office, i'ertli, \V.A.

TIlE ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT. I$93.I, GEORGE IIODGSOX. of 34 Boulder road, Hal-goorhie, Merchant, one of time Trustees of The Hal-goorlie Golf Club, do hereby give notice that 1 am de-sirous that such Club should he incorporated under theprovisions of the _\ssoeiations Incorporation Act, I $95.

GEORGE HODGSOX.

The following' is a copy of time memorial intended tobe tiled in the Suprenic Court under thc provision s ofthe said Act.

The name of the Climb is The Kalgoorlic GolfClub.

The objects of the club are to promote the g'aumeof golf and other athletic sports and pastimes; toencourage social intercourse between the members; toestablish, maintain and conduct for the mnenmbcrs of agolf course and club house and other conveniences inconnection therewith; to supply the memnbem's and friends

with all usual accommodation, privileges and conveni-ences of a club; to acquire by purchase, lease or other-wise golf links and grounds and buildings suitable for(lie purposes of the club, md to sell exchange demisennderlet ui otherwise deal 'i'itli same : to buy sell andgenem'ahls- to deal in golf clubs halls and all otherqi pal' itus used in connection wit Ii the game and illkinds (if liquors pi'Ovisions amid refreshments requiredand ns d hi- necmhors and friends-; to proniot'' and holdcoimipetitmons and matches: to establish prommmote or be-e came a ni cmiii icr of a ni- otim em' associations am' clubs w-ith01 )j cci s si miii lar to the 01)] eels of tins cliii) ; to investam), l deal w'mili the mmiomievs of t lie ,'lul) amid to ho crowmmmomie secured upon thu prorty of the club; to lureaid cimiplov all classes of' pei's')iis considei'ed miecessaryfor time purpose of time climb but not to trade oi' securep 'cummiarv pi'ofl ts to the am muon's f roam any of time dliii) Stm'amisactions.

liii) is sifaa t e mmt mmmiii omi I Lanaa us Li) emit ion161 at Lmimiiington, Kalgoorlie.

I. The Trustees of time club are Sidney .Iolmmm Ilockimig(if Egan stm'eet, Kalgoorhie newspaper pioprietorEthmi'lm'cd Charles Rosmnmin uf Fim,mistnmi 'i 'cuntammt andGeorge Ilodgsomi of 3-i Boulder road Kalgoorlie 51cr-chant.

5. The muanagemuent of the Club) is vested iii its Commi-mnittee by the Rules of (lie Climb.

Muir & Stmible, Boulder, Solicitors for the Club,

IX 'I'll E Sr I'll EM E ('01' WI' 01" iv Es'u liENALSTRALIA PROBATE .1 P'RISDICTIOX.

ha (lie matter of the iVill of Robert Claremice Council,formerly of Collie, Company Mmuiager, but late ofBunbury, ui time State uf \Vestern Ammstrmilimi, Hotel-keeper, deceased.

NOTICE is iiem'eby given (limit mill creditors and oilierpersoims hiavimig any clmnnms or demands umpomi or againsttime Lstmite of Robert Clarence Council, forniei'lv ofCollie, Company Mammager, but bate of Ilunbumi'v in timeState of iVestermi Xustrnbimi, lbotelkeepem', deceased, mire re-quest) dl to scud particula"s thereof in w'ritiimg to the Exe-))itOrs, care ofT lie \Vest Australian Trustee, Exectitorand A gemicy ('omupo liv, Limmated, or 135 St. George 's terra ce,Perth, on or before thc 15th day of August, 19th, amidLirther (limit at't5r such date time ,smiid Exccutoi's will his-tribute the missets of the smiid deceased ai'ioiigst time hem'-soims entitled thereto, having regard only to the elmtiiiis)nd (len mimi ds of whi eli time Exeru t ors sbn II Il en hi yelul notice.

hated (Ia' 13th da of July, 193$.

S. IIOSVARD-BATII,Soimeit m' nm' I A gent tom' hi astmmm au & .1 iiO)ir,

Solicitors for time Executors Tb)' \VestA astral ian 'Fm'nstec. Executor, amidAgency Compamov, Liumited. of 133 St.George 's tem'rare, Perihi, and Simir',- AmmimSarah) ('uimncll of llunbnmi'

IN TIlE SVPREME COURT 01" WESTEIlXXLNTRALIAPROIIATE JFR1SDICTIOX.

In time nmat ter of time iVihl aimd t'odiril of George t'hmmrlcsEudey Jcnkmnsoii soi1ietiiiies cmmhled George .J cmiknm-iou), ho te of corner Wo ml roy) i sti'eet miii, I limo esideroad. Sb mint Lmnvley. imm t he Stmile of Western Aims-ti'allmu, Comitractor, decemmscd.

NOTICE is hmreb g ivemi that mill persons has'] ,mg' elm humsor demands agmnmist time E'tate of time ab'u'enmiiimed de-ceased are requested to semmd iii pm) rtictmlmirs of nmch elahusamid demands in writiimg to (lie Executom's of time Willof time said deceased care of Kott ,ie Lahom', of CityMutual Buildumig's. 62 St. George's terrace, Perth. on 01before the 1 5th day of August, 1938, after whiim datetime said Executors will proceed to distribute the assetsof (lie said deceased mmmnongst (lie persons cntiticd there-to, having regard only to time claims mind deummmmmds ofuvhmiehm (1mev shall thou have had notice.

Dated tIme 6th day of JuDy, 1938.

KOTT & LALOR,of ('it\- Miutumih Bnllding's.

(12 St. George's terrace, Pem'thm,Sohicitom's for time Executom'e.

1126 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA, [.1 i-i.',- 1,5 lOSS.

IN THE SIATTER OP TILE COMPANiES ACT, I 93(36 Viet., No. 8).

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofsection 20 of the above Act, a Ccrliflcnte of Incorpora-tion, as a Linuted Company, has this day been issued toInternational Fisheries, Limited.

Dated tIns 13th day of July, 1938.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Conipan

Supreme (curt Office, Perth, iV.A.

JULY 15, 1938.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 1127

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In tile matter of the Will of James Breathred Brown,late of Chidlows, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, Fanner, deceased.

TAKE notice that all creditors antI other persons lac- -

ing claims or demands against the above Estate mustsend particulars in writing to the Executor the Per-petual Executors, rfs.ustees and Agency Company(W.A.), Limited, of St. George's terrace, Perth, on uibefore the 22nd day of August, 1938, after which datethe Executor will distribute the Estate among tile per-sons entitled thereto witliont liability for claims or de-mands of which it shall not then have had notice.

Dated this 12th duy of July, 1938.

L. B. GOOLI),Solicitor for the Executor.

St. George's terrace, Perth.


In the Will of John Hens-y Robert Paisley, late of 6Emerald terrace, Perth, in the State of WesternAustralia, Retired Bank Offleial, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of the ahovenamed de-ceased al-c requested to sc,id particulars thereof in writ-isig to the Executor The Perpetual Executors, Trusteesand Agency Company (WA.), Limited, of St. George'sterrace, Perth, on or before the 1.5th day of August,1938, after which date tile said Executor will distributetile assets amongst the persons entitled thereto, hav-ing regard only to those claims and demands of whichit shall then have had notice.


IV. If. B. SOLOMON,10 St. George's terrace, -Perth, Solicitor fos

the Executor Tile Perpetual Executors,Trustees and Agency Company (WA.),Li nnted.

IN THE SUPREME COURT Old WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Lieutenant General SiiJoseph John Talbot Hobbs, late of ''The Bunga-low,'' Keane street, Peppermint Grove, in theState of Western Australia, K.C.B., K.C.M.G.,M.D., deco sed.

ALL claims or demands against the Estate of the above-named Liu. -i: st heurul Sir Joseph John TalbotHobbs, 3 rca--!. amst be sent in writing to The WestAustralian 'raii-i :-,i or and Agency Company,Limited, ofid, i ego's terrace, L'erth, tile Execu-tOr of tile \Vihl of the said deceased on or before the15111 do-I- of August, 1938, after winch date the Execu-tor will distribute the assets of the said deceased amongtile piusols entitled thereto, having regard only to theclaims and demands so sent in.


DARBYSHIRE & GILLETT,Comuiercial Bank Chambers, 42 St. George's

terrace, Perth, Solicitors for The Westci inn Trustee, Executor acid Agencysay, Limited, the Executor of the

iil of the abovenamcd deceased.

IN TILE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the noatter of the Will of Mary Morey, late of 288Egan street, Kalgoorlie, in the State of WesteraAustralia, Spinster, deceased.

ALL persons having claims or demands agahist theEstate of Mary Ilorey, late of 288 Egan street, Kal-goomlie, in the State of Western Australia, Spinster,deceased, arc hereby required to send particulars ofsame in writing to Messrs. 0 'Den & 0 'Dea, of UnionBank Buildings, liannan street, Kalgoorlie, Solicitorsfm the Executor of tile said Will on or before the 15thflay of August, 1938, at the expiration of which time

the Executor will distribute the assets of the said de-ceased among the persons entitled thereto witilout refer-ence to any cltlnils or dcniands of wineD he shall notthen have had notice.

Dated the Ith day of July, 1938.

O'DEA & O'DEA,Union Bailk Ci,a,nbcrs,

1-lannan street, Kalgoorhie,Solicitors for the Executor.

IN TIlE SUI'REME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In tile mattes of tile Will and Estate of William AstonSlci'Lurray, late of Kalgoorlie, hI the State ofWestern Australia, Psospectos-, deceased.

TAKE notice that all cseditoi-s and other persons hay-ilIg clIlilils Or lenlands against the Estate of the above-named deceased are hereby required to forward fullpart-icuiars thereof us writing to the Athuislistratol- witilthe Will care of F. C. Cowle & Co., Solicitors, ExchangeBuildings, Kaigoom-lie, on or hefose the 15th day ofAugust, 1038, after winch date the said AdnlinistratorWitil tile Will will proceed to distribute the Estateanlongst tile persons entitled thereto, Ilavilig regardonly to claims and demailds of which he shall then havehlad notice.

Dated tile 9th day of July, 1938.

F. C. COWLE & CO.,of Exchange Buildings, Kalgoorlie, by their

agents Joseph, Muir & Williams, ofA.N.A. I-louse, St. George's terrace,Perth, Solicitors for the Adininistratoi-with tile Will.

IN TIlE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Henry Hawkins Sewehl,late of Beverley, in the State of Western Australia,Genticnian, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against tile Estate of tilo abovenained de-ceased are m-equired to send in particulars in writing ofsuch claims and deniands to George Murray Wansbroughthe surviving Trustee of tile Will of the said deceased,care of ]ieginald S. Williams of Beves-ley he the saidState, Solicitor, on or before the l5tii day of August, 1938,and further that at the expiration of sueh last mentioneddate the said George Misi-ray Wansbm-ougli will proceedto distribute the assets of the said deceased amongsttho persons entitled thereto having regard only to theclaims and denla]sds of Ovllicll he shall then have hadnotice.

Dated the litil day of July, 1938.

N. B. ROB [NSON,Solicitor,

Occidental I-louse,St. George's Terrace, Perth.

Agent los- Reginald S. Wihhianss, Bevericy. Solicitor forthe said George Murray Walsshrougll.


In tue ,ssat-ter of the Will of David Allan Watson, lateof Hostel Milhigan, Murray street, Pertls, ifl tileState of Western Australia, Manager, deceased.

NOTICE is iscreby givcsl that all creditors and otherPursolls having claims or demassds upon or agaislst tileifstate of tile abovenamed deceased are required to sendpasticemlars thereof in writing to the Executor, case ofMessrs. Dwyes-, Durack & Dnnphy, of 33 Bars-ack sti-eet,Pcrth, aforesaid, ass os before the l5tis day of August,1938, after winch date the said Executor will distri-bute the assets of the said deceased among tise personslawfully entitled thereto, having regard ossly to suchclaims and demands of which ice shall themi have hadnotice.

hated the 12th dac- of July, 1938.

D\VYER, DUR-ACK & DTJNI lIT,33 ]larrack street, Perth,

Solicitors for tue Exccsstoj.

112S GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A.

IX TilE SUPIUS1E COURT OF WESTERX\ FSTJ1ALI ROTL\ TE JIT1IISDTCTTON.

lit the Will of Ann [lowe Ogston, formerly of SouthPremantle, Slain ed Woman, but late of 61 Daviesroad, Claremont, in the State of Western Aus-tralia Widow, deceased.

TA NE notice that all creditors anti other persons hay-in claims or leniands against the Estate of the above-named deceased are hereby required to send paa'ticularsin writing of such claims and demands to FlorenceLao cii Flanagan, c/u Messrs. Umnack & Tinmack, With-nell thambers, lion a id street, Perth the Executrix of

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In TUE SUPREIIIE COURT OP WJISTRRR AUSTRALSA, PROBATE JURISOJCTI0x.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the Estates of the undermentioned deceased persons (ordersto collect and administer whose Estates were granted to me by the said Court under the Curator of Intestate Estates Act,1918) are hereby required to send particulars of such claims to me on or before the 15th day of August, 1938, after whichdate I willproceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased persons among those entitled thereto, having regard only tothose claims of which I shall then have had notice.

Dated at l'erthr the 14th day of July. 1938.

Slatlun s. \lfmedlkppitt. I Inrr\

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the Will of tIe said deceased, on or before the 22ndday of August, 1938, after wInch (late the Executrixwill proceed to distribute the assets of the said de-

ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regardonly to the claims and demands of or-Inch she shall thenhave received notice.

Dated the I :lth day of .Julv, 193$.

LXMACK & FXS[ACK,Solicitors for the Executrix, Florence Laura

Flana gall, 'Vithnell Chambers, Howardstreet, Perth.

J. H. CLYNX.Curator of Intestate Estates.

Address. Occupation.

It) Rarra (-ketreet, I 'c-rt Ii ........hit c-ctI SE Johnston street, liouldec No o(-coluitioii.('00 (0 VI lii ..........8 liepherd --Ill I )rgau street. kalgoorlie Tool she ri ear.cxi lOilid. 1./a Laverton ... _'daellioe rnioc'c.

lSrrc'rlv of Perth lint late iif $piiiat-r.CIa re 010115

(minml, In SI eekatharca -

Slnrlde bar .........( aruars 00(4emalia Statiol i, Carrie 11011IS Iiudsav street, Perth

'eppiri m-orol. Zamiun. near11 undoing

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Jsav 1)5, 1938.

'hoer.Shiner.No Oc-cil iou.Cook.No (ceupatiorl.

Li hoimrem.

Prospector.No occupation.

l'ageLand Titles 1104Local Coo rts - . . - . 1096Marriages . . . . - - . . - 1119Metropolitan Writer Supply, etc. 1107-8-Mines Department - 1117Toxious Weeds Act - . 1117-18Orders in Council . 1093-4Powers of Attorney Act - . . . 1123T'remnier 's Department . 1094l'uhhic Service Couiuussioner - 1095Public Works Department 1093-4, 11 04-17Railovays jibRegistrar General . 1111)Registrar of Companies 112S-6Resumptions 1108Road Boards 1103-7, 1110-16Tender Board . - 1118-19Tenders accepted 1118Tenders invited 1099, 1104, 1119Traffic. Act Regulations . 1109Transfer of Land .. 1104Treasury . . . . . 1095Vermhi Board .. . . . 1117Water Supply, etc., Department 1107-S

I 'age.1 duouistration Act - 1126-8Agricultural Bank - 1119Agriculture. Department of 1117-18ApPomtulents - 116-17, 1123,1125Arbitration Court .1116-17,1119-23Associatons Incorporation 1126Audit Act 1(195Bread Act - 1093-4Cash Orders lost . - 1119Chief Secretary's Departnient - . 1096-7Comiinussi oilers for Declarations 1096(onimmi issioners of Supreme Court - . 1125Con1anies . . . . . - . 112-1-6Ccowsi Law Departnient 1096Curator- of Intestate Estates - . . . 1128Deceased Persons' Estates - 1126-8Electoral .. . . . - . . - 1096Factories and Shops - - . 1093-4Faruiers' Debts Adjustuient ActStay Orders.

etc. 1094-Sl[ealtli I)epartinent 1.096-7industrial Arbttration .1116-17, 11.19-23Lands Department 1098-1104

Name Date of Death. Date of Order

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