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No. 59.] PERTH : FRIDAY, 22nd JUNE. [1951.

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in the Executive Council Chambers at Perth this 12th day of June, 1951, the following Orders in Council were authorised to be issued:-

The Land Act, 1933-1950. ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Con. No. 10223/02. WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that any reserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality, rnad board, or other person or persons to be named in the order, in trust for any of the pmposes set forth in section 29 of the said Act, or for the like or other public purposes to be specified in such order, and with power of subleasing; and whereas it is deemed expedient that reserve No. 8525 (Cuballing Lot 18) should vest in and be held by the Cuballing Road Board in trust for Recreation: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby direct that the before-mentioned reserve shall vest in and be held by the Cuballing Road Board in trust for Recreation with power to the said Cuballing Road Board, subject to the apprnval in writing of the Minister for Lands being first obtained, to lease the whole or any portion of the said reserve for any term not exceeding twenty-one (21) years from the date of the lease.

(Sgd.) R. GREEN, Acting Clerk of the Council.

Land Act, 1933-1950. ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Cones. 2277/16. WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, it is inter alia, made lawful for the Governor to direct that any land reserved pursuant to the prnvisions of the Act shall be leased for the pmpose for which the land is reserved as aforesaid, by instrument of lease, to any person (as defined in the said section); and whereas it is deemed expedient that reserve No. 16578 (Kent Location 515) shall be leased for a term of one year and thereafter from year - to year to the Commonwealth of Australia to be held in trust for the pmpose of a Rifle Range: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor

by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council doth hereby direct that the abovementioned reserve shall be leased for a term of one year and thereafter frnm year to year to the Commonwealth of Australia to be held in trust for the pmpose of a Rifle Range.

(Sgd.) R. GREEN, Acting Clerl{ of the Council.


Con. No. 1195/39. WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that any reserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality, road board, or other person or persons to be named in the order in trust for the like or other public purposes to be specified in such order; and whereas it is deemed expedient that reserve No. 22242 should vest in and be held by the Gnowangerup Road Board in trust for the pmpose of Recreation: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby direct that the before-mentioned reserve shall vest in and be held by the Gnowangerup Road Board in trust for the purpose aforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers reserved to him by section 37 of the said Act.



Con. No. 3267/49. WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that any reserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality, road board, or other person or persons to be named in the order in trust for the like or other public pmposes to be specified in such order; and whereas it is deemed expedient that reserve No. A23209 should vest in and be held by the Nedlands Road Board in trust for the purpose of Recreation: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive

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Council, doth hereby direct that the before-mentioned reserve shall vest in and be held by the N2dlands Road Board in trust for the purpose aforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers reserved to him by section 37 of the said Act.


'Ihe Land Act, 1933-1950.

ORDER IN COUNCIL. Corr. No. 2845/51.

WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that any reserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality, road board, or other person or persons to be named in the order in trust for the like or other public purposes to be specified in such order; and whereas it is deemed expedient that reserve No. 23271 sl10uld vest in and be held by the Manjimup Road Board in trust for the purpose of Hallsite, Recreation and Children's Playground: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby direct that the before-mentioned reserve shall vest in and be held by the Manjimup Road Board in trust for the purpose aforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers reserved to him by section 37 of the said Act.


The Metropolitan water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

M.W.S. 2088/50. WHEREAS by the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909, it is provided that, subject to the provisions of the Act, the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Dramage shall, with the approval of the Governor, have power to construct and extend Water Works, Sewerage '\il/orks and Storm water Drainage Works; and where::is the prciiminary requirements of the said Act have been complied with, and plans, sections, and estimates in respect of th2 works hereinafter mentioned have been submitted to and approved by the Governor in Council: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice and consent of the Executin Council, does hereby empower the 1•Iinister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage to undertake the construction of the fcllowing works under the said Act, namely:-

Metropolitan Sewerage. South Perth District.

Extension to Reticulation Area No. 1. Six-inch and four-inch diameter reticulation pipe

sewers complete with all manholes and all other apparatus connected therewith between Mill Point Road and Ranelagh Crescent, and Burlingham and Swan View Terraces, as sho'vvn shaded on Plan M.W.S.S. & D.D., W.A. No. 7585.

This Order in Council shall take effect from the 22nd day of June, 1951.

R. GREEN, Acting Clerk of the Executive Council.

The Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909.

ORDER IN COUNCIL. M.W.S. 1462/50.

WHEREAS by the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909, it is provided that, subject to the provisions of the Act, the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage shall, with the approval of the Governor, have power to construct and extend Water Works, Sewerage Works and Stormwater Drainage Works; and whereas the preliminary requirements of the said Act have been complied with, and plans, sections, and estimates in respect of the works hereinafter mentioned have been submitted to and approved by

the Governor in Council: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, does hereby empower the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage to undertake the construction of the following works under the said Act, namely:-


Reticulation Area 20, Pt. 1, Manning Estate. (a) Six-inch and nine-inch diameter reticulation

pipe sewers with all manholes and other apparatus connected therewith.

(b) A brick and tile ejector station and concrete well, together with a six-inch reinforced concrete rising main, and ail other apparatus connected therewith, as shown on Plan M.W.S.S. & D.D., W.A. No. 7586.



Metropolitan Water Supply, S:werage and Drainage Department. ORDER IN COUNCIL.

M.W.S. 774/51. WHEREAS by the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909, it is provided that, subject to th2 provisions of the Act, the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage shall, with the approval of the Governor, have power to construct and extend Water ·works, Sewerage Works and Stonnwater Drainage Wor!{s; and whereas the preliminary requirements of the said Act have been complied with, and plans, sections, and estimates in respect of the works hereinafter mentioned have been submitted to and approved by the Governor in Council: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, does hereby empowe1: the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Dramage to undertake the construction of the following works under the said Act, namely:-

Hills Water Scheme. Serpentine-Jarrahdale Road District.

Serpentine River. Proposed Gauging Weir No. 3.

The construction of a gauging weir together with ali nec2ssary apparatus as shown in Red on Plan M.W.S.S. & D.D., W.A. No. 7580.


(Sgd.) R. GREEN, Acting Clerk of the Executive Council.

'The Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909.

ORDER IN COUNCIL. M.W.S. 1460/50.

WHEREAS by the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909, it is provided that, subject to the provisions of the Act, the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage shall, with the approval of the Governor, have power to construct and extend ·water Works, Sewerage Works and Stormwater Drainage Works; and whereas the preliminary requirements of the said Act have been complied with, and plans, sections, and estimates in respect of the works hereinafter mentioned have been submitted to and approved by the Governor in Council: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, does hereby empower the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage to undertake the construction of the following works under the said Act, namely:-


Reticulation Area 19, Manning Estate. (a) Six-inch diameter reticulation pipe sewers

with all manholes and other apparatus connected therewith.

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Cbl A brick and tile ejector station and concrete well together with a 6-inch diamete1· rninforced concrnte 1·ising main and all other apparatus connected therewith, as shown shaded on Plan M.W.S.S. & D.D., W.A. No. 7578.



Premier's Department, Perth, 20th June, 1951.

IT is hereby notified, f01· public information that His Excellency the Governor has been plea;ed to approve of the following tempora1·y allocation of p01tfolios :-

During the extended absence in the Eastern States, through illness, of the Honourable V. Doney, M.L.A., the Honourable Dame Florence CardellOliver, M.L.A., to be Acting Chief Secretary and Minister for Native Affairs, and the Honourable C. H. Simpson, M.L.C., to be Acting Minister for Local Government.

During the absence in the Eastern States of the Honourable G. P. Wild, M.L.A., the Honourable A. V. R. Abbott, M.L.A., to be Acting Minister for Housing and Forests.

R. GREEN, Acting Under Sec1·etary,

Premier's Department.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Premier's Department, Perth, 20th June, 1951.

IT is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve of the appointment of A:rthur John Jasper, Jnr., of Cunderdin, as a Justice of the Peace for the Avon Magisterial District.

EX OFFICIO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. IT is hereby notified for public information that the following Chairmen of Road Boards have been appointed under section 9 of the Justices Act 1902-1948, as Justices of the Peace f01· the Maglste1·ial Districts specified, during their te1·ms of office as Chairmen of the Road Boards:-

J ~hn Theodore Steele, Esquire, of Wanrn,roo, Cha1rman of the Wanneroo Road Board, f01· the Perth Magisterial Disti-ict.

Philip Francis de Mamiel, Esquil·e, of Southern Cross, Chairman of the Yilgarn Road Board, for the Coolgardie Magisterial District.

Robert Henry Selby, Esquire, of Redcliffe Park Chairman of the Belmont Park Road Board, for th~ Perth Magisterial District.

R. GREEN, Acting Under Secretary,

Premier's Department.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904. The Treasury,

Perth, 15th June, 1951. THE following appointment etc., has been approved:-

Receiver of Revenue. T29/45.-Mr. R. D. Gawned, for the Public Wm·ks

Depa1·tment; the authority of Mr. Marklem has been cancelled.

A. J. REID, Under Treasurer.

Public Sei·vice Commissioner's Office, Perth, 20th June, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has approved of the following appointments:-

Ex. Co. 927, P.S.C. 239/51-J. Shilkin, Veterinary Surgeon, Grade 2, Depa1tment of Agl"iculture, to be Veterinary Surgeon, Grade 1, Class P-II-9/10, as from 11th June, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 140/51-D. J. Collins, Clerk, Land Section, State Housing Commission, to be Cle1·k, Land Section, Class C-II-1, as from 1st June, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 109/51-F. E. Hargrave, Clerk, Drugs and Stationery, Government Stores Department, Treasury Department, to be Clerk, Correspondence and Staff, Class C-II-2, as from 1st June, 1951. ,

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 301/51-W. M. Maslen, Clerk in Charge, Gcraldton Water Supply, Public Works Department, to be Managing Clerk, Kalgool"lie Water Supply, Class C-II-5, as from 1st June, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 245/51-T. Carter, Typist, State Housing Commission, to be Typist, Correspondence and Staff Section, Department of Agriculture, Class C-II--1 CF), as from 1st June, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 216/51-F. A1-mstrong, Clerk, Engineering Division, Metropolitan Water Supply Department, to be Clerk (Wages), Expenditure Section, Class C-II-2, as from 1st June, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 72/51-S. G. K. McNicol, Clerk, Sewerage Connections Section, Metropolitan yvate1· Supply Depa1·tment, to be Clerk (Relieving), Accounts Branch, Class C-II-2, as from 1st June 1951. '

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 221/51-J. L. Cross, Clerk, Medical and Health Department, to be Secretary Sanatol"ium, Wooroloo, Class C-II-5, as from 1st June, 1951.

Ex. Co. 927, P.S.C. 254/51-N. C. D1·y, Clerk, Records Branch, Chief Sec1·etary's Department to be Clerk, Health Records, Class C-II-1, as f{·om 24th May, 1951.

Ex. Co. 927, P.S.C. 190/51-C. H. Abbott,- Clerk, Accounts (Fees Collection and Hospital Benefits), Accounts Branch, Chief Secretary's Department to be Clerk, Class C-II-1, as from 24th May, 1951. '

Ex. Co. 823, P.S.C. 222/51-J. A. Pasco, Clerk, Land Settlement Branch, Lands and Surveys Department, to be Clerk, Nm·tham Water Supply Office, Public Works Department, Class C-II-1 as from 1st June, 1951. '

Ex. Co. 749, P.S.C. 113/51-H. B. Shugg, Clerk, Accounts, Native Affairs Department, to be Clerk, Accounts, Class C-II-2, as from 26th April, 1951.

Also of the following appointments under section 23 of th;; Public Se1·vice Act-

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 493/50-Joseph Calleja to be Junior Ckl"l,, Public Trust Office, Crown: Law Department, as from 26th October, 1950.

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 409/50-Barbara Grace Woods, _to be Junio1· Typist, Public Trust Office, Crown i,aw Department, as from 10th October, 1950.

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 329/50-Terence Ryan Mc~inn, to be Inspector of Factories, Factol"ies nrnnch, Department of Labour, as from 9th August 1950. '

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 449/47-William Peter Redwood, to be Juni01· Clel"l,, Land Titles Office, Crown Law Depa1tment, as from 13th January, 1950.

Ex. Co. 1014, P.S.C. 255/50-Mervyn Charles Turner, to be Engineer, 2nd Class (Mechanical), Public W01·ks Department, as from 11th September, 1950.

Also of the creation of the following positions under section 32 of the Public Service Act-

Ex. Co. 1084, P.S.C. 236/48-(ll Specialist Superintendent (Publications) Education Department, Class P-I-1.

(2) Specialist Superintendent (Personnel) Education Department, Class P-I-1.

Ex. Co. 1014-Cll Specialist Superintendent (Music) Education Department, Class P-I-1.

(2) Specialist Superintendent CArtl Education Department, Class P-I-1.

(3) Specialist Superintendent (Physical Education) Education Department, Class P-I-1.

Ex. Co. 1014-Clerk, Department of Labour, Class C-IV.

Ex. Co. 937-Manager, Kimberley Research Station, North-West Branch, Department of Agl"iculture, Class G-II-2/3.

Also of the acceptance of the following resignations:-

Ex. Co. 1014-J. R. Waterhouse, Clerk, State Housing Commission, as from 16th May, 1951.

M. C. Shepherd, Typist, Stamps and Probate Section, Treasury Department, as from 8th June, 1951.

W. A. Faul, Cost Cle1·k, State Engineering Works, Public Works Department, as from 22nd June, 1951.

S. A. TAYLOR, Public Service Commissioner.


VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department.

:Mines .... Chief Secretary's Education ....

Do. State Housing Commission

Do. do.

Chief Secretary's ....

:i'IIetropolitan Water Supply Chief Secretary's Forests

Position.

Clerk, Ifalgoorlie (Item 896) Assistant Inspector, Fisheries (Item 1121) (a) Specialist Superintendent (Publications) (a) (b) Specialist Superintendent (Personnel) (a) (c) Construction :i\Ianager (a) (d) Archifoct, Grade I

Clerk, Friendly Societies and Accounts, Registrar General's Office (Item 1062)

Clerk, Relieving, Accounts Branch (Item 1S76) Inspector, Fisheries (Item l ll 2) .... Divisional Forest Officer, Grade 2 (Item 4,27)

Class. Salary.

C-II.-1 i r.Iargin £:200-£:230 i G-VII.-l/2i 40% to margin £1501

P-1.-1 · r.Iargin £725-£77;'5 ! P-I -I nfargin £7:.',fi-£77;'5 P-I.-:2 lVIargin £77fi-£82fi P-II.-10/ :Margin £62;'5-£7:2;'5

II 1 C-II.-2 :i\Iargin £250-£270

i C-U-2 i j G-U.-1 ' i P-H.-8/\J 1

,

J\fargin £:2,i0-£270 J\fargin £200-.£:2:Jo :Margin £0~S-£G2G

Date Returnable.

19;'51. 23rd June.

do. 27th June.

do. 30th June.

do.

do.

7th ,Julv. d(;, do.

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(a) Applications are called under sections 23 and 24 of the Public Service Act.

(b) Applicants should possess a sound knowledge of the findings of modem research in the teaching of rerrcling in Primary Clrrsses; experience in writing of education material and its preparation for publication; experience in editing and ttbility to plan and organise.

(c) Applicants should possess a thorough knowledge of teachers' problems, departmental regulations and procodmos.

(d) Applicants should have proved administrative ability and practical experience in the control of all phases of building operations.

'Applications are called under section 34 of the Public Service Act, 1904, and are to be addressed to the Public Service Commissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads oJ Departments.

NOTICE.

Crown Law Department, Perth, 19th June, 1951.

IT is hereby notified for public information that the Municipal Corporations Act, 1906-1947 (approved for reprint on 13th February, 1950) has been reprinted pursuant to the Amendments Incorporation Act, 1938. Copies are available at the office of the Government Printer at the cost of 5s. each.

H. SHEAN, Under Secretary for Law.

Crown Law Department, Perth, 21st June, 1951.

THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the appointment of the undermentioned persons as Commissioners for Declarations under the Declarations and Attestations Act, 1913:-

Thomas H. Brayn, Pinjana; Harold Victor Clayton, Hyden; John Alexander Hebenton, South Perth; Alan Hamilton Henning, Manmanning; Douglas Edward Jacobs, Scarborough; Henry Philip Leaf-Milham, Broome; Frederick George Lloyd, Pemberton; John Charles Smith, Claremont; Richard Wearing, Boulder; John Raymond Williams, Dowerin.

THE Department has been notified that the following Trust Orders have been Jost by the payees; payment has been stopped and it is intended to issue fresh Trust Orders in lieu thereof:-

1. Trnst Order No. 24305, dated the 4th April, 1951, drawn on the Clerk of Comts' Trust Fund for the sum of £9 19s. lld. in favom of D. B. Kayne.

2. Trnst Order No. 62059, dated the 20th April, 1951, drawn on the Cieri{ of Courts' Trust Fund for the sum of £6 19s. lld. in favom of M. Kershaw.

H. SHEAN, Under Secretary for Law.

IN THE MATTER OF THE LICENSING ACT, 1911-1946.

In the matter of a Petition for authority to grant a Gallon License at Kulikup on Kulikup Lot 13. To His Excellency Sir J9-mes Mitchell, K.C.M.G.,

Governor of the State of Western Australia.

S. A. TAYLOR, Public Service Commissioner.

THE humble Petition of the undersigned being the majority of electors living in the area hereinafter defined showeth as follows :-(ll That your petitioners are a majority in number of electors living in an area comprised within a circle having a radius of 12 miles from the Post Ofiice Store at Kulikup, the said store standing and being on Kulikup Lot 13. (2) That the1·e has been an increase in population in such area and that such increase is likely to be permanent. (3) That a Gallon License is required within the said area to meet the requirements within such area. (4) That the said land is a suitable place for such license. And your petitioners as in duty bound will ever pray.

Consecutive No., No. on roll, Signature, Occupation, Address.

1, 4122, Ian Treasme, Farmer, Kulikup; 2, 2162, L. M. Jac!{man, Storekeeper, Kulikup; 3, 4121, c. E. Treasme, Farmer, Kulikup; 4, 4414, J. F. Wheatley, Farmer, Kulikup; 5, 3003, Pete1· Mulvay, Orchardist, Kulikup; 6, 3649, A. Schinzig, Farmer, Kulikup; 7, 3651, K. Schinzig, Farmer, Kulilrnp; 8, 3650, F. Schinzig, Home Duties, Kulikup; 9, 3652, R. Schinzig, Home Duties, Kulikup; 10, 3922, J. L. Stewart, Parmer, Kulilrnp; 11, 313, R. G. Bignell, Farm vVorker, Kulilrnp; 12, 797, J. L. W. Clifton, Contractor, Kulikup; 13, 4304, S. Waishaw, Farmer, Ku!ikup; 14, 3318, Fred Piper, Farmer, Kulikup; 15, 2216, F. Johnson, Farmer, Kulikup; 16, 3321, R. Pipe1·, Farmer, Kulilrnp; 17, 3319, K. Piper, Housewife, Kulilrnp; 18, 1663, A. Gilchrist, Housewife, Kulikup; 19, 4105, J. Tonie, Jnr., Farm Hand, Kulikup; 20, 4102, D. Tonie, Farm Hand, Kulilrnp; 21, 2218, H. J. Johnson, Farmer, Kulikup; 22, 2445, H. J. Leapingwell, Housewife, Kulikup; 23, 2444, A. R. Leapingwell, Farmer, Kulilrnp; 24, 1318, M. A. Elliott, Home Duties, Kulilrnp; 25, 1320, R. Elliott, Fanner, Kulikup; 26, 3000, C. E. Mulvay, Farm Hand, Kulikup; 27, 3002, L. R. Mulvay, Housewife, Kulilrnp; 28, 4423, P. G. Wheatley, Home Duties, Kulikup; 29, 646, K. N. Caporn, Farmer, Ku!ikup; 30, 645, F. G. CapOl'n, Home Duties, Kulilrnp; 31, 644, C. F. Caporn, Farmer; Kulilrnp; 32, 647, P. I. Caporn, Farmer, Dinninup; 33, 4123, R. J. Treasure, Farm Hand, Kulikup; 34, 4104, James Tonie, Farm Hand, Ku!ikup; 35, 1968, A. E. Henderson, Farmer, Kulikup; 36, 1977, M. Henderson, Domestic, Kulikup; 37, 1375, W. Fairbrass, Farmer, Kulikup; 38, 4462, F. H. Whittaker, Farmer, Kulilrnp; 39, 3317, E. Piper, Housewife,

22 June, 1951.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1831


Kulilmp; 40, 902, E. D. Corke, Farmer, Kulikup; 41, 901, C. P. Corke, Housewife, Kulikup; 42, 3790, A. Smith, Farm Hand, Kulikup; 43, 3840, V. C. Smith, Farm i\fanager, Kulikup; 44, 795, B. E. Clifton, Home Duties, Qualeup; 45, 798, J. M. Clifton, Saw Miller, Kulikup; 46, 1633, T. P. Gibbs, Farmer, Kulikup; 47, 1628, G. N. Gibbs, Married, Kulikup: 48, 1664, C. H. Gilchrist, Mill Hand, Kulilrnp; 49, 1805, R. S. Hack, Farmer, Boyup Brool,; 50, 1806, W. M. Hack, Farmer, Boyup Brook; 51, 1802, D. S. Hack, Farmer, Boyup Brook; 52, 255, Youle Vv. Beatty, Farmer, Dinninup; 53, 250, Maud Beatty, Home Duties, Dinninup; 54, 1531, M. M. Fax, Home Duties, Dinninup; 55, 1530, J. R. Fax, Labourer, Dinninup; 56, 253, W. Beatty, Farmer, Upper Blackwood; 57, 251, M. A. Beatty, home duties, Dinninup; 58, 214, L. C. Basford, Farmer, Dlnninup; 59, 254, Y. Beatty, Farmer, Dinninup; 60, 3794, C. E. Smith, Storekeeper, Dinninup; 61, 3613, S. L. Sambeil, Farmer, Dinninup; 62, 3611, M. B. Sambeil, Home Duties, Dinninup; 63, 3609, B. V. Sambell, Home Duties; Dinninup; 64, 3614, Wesley A. Sambell, Farmer, Dinninup; 65, 2954, F. Morris, Mill Hand, Boyup Brook; 66, 2956, J.E. J\/Iorris, Home Duties, Dinninup; 67, 1286, K. G. Easton, Farmer, Dinninup; 68, 1287, S. C. Easton, Home Duties, Dinninup; 69, 4662, A. A. Yates, Farmer, Kulikup; 70, 4670, L. D. Yates, Home Duties, Kulikup; 71, 311, C. Bignell, Farmer, Kulilrnp; 72, 232, D. Baxter, Farm Hand, Kulikup; 73, -, G. E. Foley, Farmer, Kulikup; 74, -, H. Gale, Farmer, Qualeup; 75, -, L. Wm. Bennett, Farmer, Kojonup; 76, 1635, W. L. Gibbs, Farmer, Kulikup; 77, 1624, E. J. Gibbs, Farmer, Kojonup; 78, 2890, Guy B. Mitchell, Farmer, Dinninup; 79, 388; R. D. Bock, Farmer, Kulikup; 80, 387, J. Bock, Home Duties, Kulikup; 81, 2855, S. Miller, Farmer, Kulikup; 82, 1442, D. Fitzsimmons, Farmer, Kulikup; 83, 234, F. C. Baxter, Farmer, Kulikup; 84, 522, A. R. Brown, Farmer, Dinninup; 85, 3625, R. H. Sangster, Farm Hand, Dinninup; 86, 525, B. Brown, Home Duties, Dinninup; 87, 649, F. K. Carbutt, Farmer. Kulikup; 88, 648, D. M. Carbutt, Home Duties, Kulikup; 89, 3098, E. G. H. Nixon, Fanner, Dinninup; 90, 1117, E. K. Dempster, Farmer, Dinninup; 91, 1116, B. Dempster, Home Duties, Dinninup; 92, 4459, G. R. Whitham, Storekeeper, Dinninup and Boyup Brook; 93, 3389, L. G. Quartermaine, Farmer, Dinninup; 94, 3388, K. M. Quartermaine, Home Duties, Dinninup; 95, -, R. J. Giles, Farmer, Dinninup; 96, -, L. G. Giles, Home Duties, Dinninup; 97, 2388, R. L. Knight, Farm Manager, Dinninup; 98, 1625, E. V. Gibbs, Farmer, Dinninup; 99, 1627, F. W. J. Gibbs, Farmer, Dinninup; 100, 1630, M. E. Gibbs, Home Duties, Dinninup; 101, 1634, W. C. Gibbs, Farmer, Dinninup; 102, 1629, H. Gibbs, Home Duties, Dinninup; i03, 3320, L. J. Piper, Farmer, Dinninup; 104, 2822, Tom H. Merrett, Farmer, Kulikup; 105, 2215, Ellen Sarah Johnson, Housewife, Kulikup; 106, 1593, S. M. Gardiner, Grazier, Dinninup; 107, 1692, P. McMahon Glynn, Grazier, Dinninup; 108, 4431, H. B. Whistler, Farmer, Dinninup; 109, 3093, Les P. Nix, Farmer, Boyup Brook; 110, 3090, T. H. Nix, Housewife, Boyup Brook; 111, 3088, E. H. Nix, R.A.N.R., Boyup Broo!I:; 112, 3086, A. G. Nix, Farmer, Boyup Brook; 113, 3091, J. W. Nix, Home Duties, Boyup Brook; 114, 3084, A. Nix, Home Duties, Curanup, Upper Blackwood; 115, 717, B. A. Chapman, Farmer, Scotts Brook; 116, 3624, J. B. Sangster, Mill Hand, Kulilrnp; 117, 4661, M. W. Wylie, Farmer, Asplin Siding; 118, 4660, E. Wylie, Home Duties, Dinninup; 119, 3967, Colin A. Sumner, Farmer, Dinninup; 120, 3966, C. G. Sumner, Farmer, Dinninup; 121, 3969, H. R. Sumner, Domestic Duties, Dinninup; 122, 939, E. Crawford, Domestic, Dinninup; 123, 941, L. W. S. Crawford, Farmer, Dinninup; 124, 2881, C. B. Mitchell, Farmer, Dinninup; 125, 2893, L. B. Mitchell, Domestic, Dinninup; 126, 4068, W. J. R. Trigwell, Farmer, Dinninup; 127, 1979, E. C. Hosl,ing, Farmer, Duranillin; 128, 1977, M. Hosking, Domestic Duranillin; 129, 3043, S. L. O'Sullivan, Painter, Duranillin; 130, 3040, J. P. O'Sullivan, Farmer, Duranillin; 131, 3042, M. T. O'Sullivan, Home Duties, Dunmillin; 132, 3847, D. A. R. Stewart, Farmer, Duranillin; 133, 3848, D. L. M. Stewart, Home Duties, Duranillin; 134, 1623, A. M. Gibbs, Home Duties, Kulilmp; 135, 3314, A. M. Piper, Home Duties, Dinninup; 136, 634, c. M. Campbell, Farmer, Boyup Brook; 137, 640, R. S. Campbell, Home Duties, Boyup Brook; 138, 714, A. B. Chapman,


Contractor, Boyup Brook; 139, 1013, F. G. Cuttriss, Farmer and Agent, Boyup Brook; 140, 1898, A. J. Harrison, Labourer, Asplin; 141, 1904, S. Harrison, Home Duties, Asplin; 142, -, I. Prosser, Labourer, Asplin; 143, 2321, A. P. King, Farmer, Dinninup; 144, 2333, M. D. King, Home Duties, Dinninup; 145, 347, G. W. B. Blechynden, Farmer, Dinninup; 146, -, F. A. Vine, Farmer, Dinninup; 147, 217, T. R. Basford, Farmer, Dinninup; 148, 4101, B. Torrie, Farmer, Kulikup; 149, 4103, Geo. Torrie, Farmer, Kulilmp; 150, 4390, H. E. Weight, Farmer, Dinninup; 151, 3883, A. F. Stanich, Domestic, Kulikup; 152, 3884, A. Stanich, Timber Worker, Kulilmp; 153, 1690, G. McMahon Glynn, Farmer, Boyup Brook; 154, 478, J. H. Broadhurst, Farmer, Boyup Brook; 155, 252, T. Beatty, Farmer, Dinninup; 156, 250, M. Beatty, Home Duties, Dinninup; 157, 2036, R. W. Hilder, Farmer, Dinninup; 158, 2035, P. H. Hilder, Home Duties, Dinninup; 159, 4391, J. Weight, Home Duties, Dinninup; 160, 3653, R. Schorer, Farmer, Kojonup; 161, -, L. Schorer, Home Duties, Kojonup; 162, 3654, R. G. Schorer, Farmer, Kojonup; 163, 98, J. T. Artley, Farmer, Kojonup; 164, -, J. F. Wilmink, Saw Miller, Qualeup; 165, 2507, V. G. Lind, Forester, Kulikup; 166, 2978, J. R. Ness, Farmer, Qualeup; 167,2977,H.E.Ness, Home Duties, Qualeup; 168, -, L. Dalfield, Grazier, Qualeup; 169, -, J. Arnold, Grazier, Qualeup; 170, 4089, G. 0. Timms, Farmer, Qualeup; 171, 4090, N. L. Timms, Home Duties, Qualeup; 172, 4088, F. J. Timms, Fanner, Qualeup; 173, 1748, R. L. Hallam, Farmer, Qualeup; 174, 1746, C. L. Hallam, Farmer, Qualeup; 175, 1747, E.W. Hallam, Home Duties, Qualeup; 176, -, G. C. Marsh, Farmer, Qualeup; 177, 2596, M. Marsh, Home Duties, Qualeup; 178, 2594, H. J. Marsh, F'armer, Qualeup; 179, 2591, E. G. Marsh, Farmer, Qualeup; 180, 3630, P. Sargent, Farmer, Qualeup; 181, 4389, E. Weight, Housewife, Dinninup; 182, -, C. A. C. Seeling, Builder, Dinninup; 183, -, B. L. Seeling, Housewife, Dinninup; 184, 326, L. H. Bird, Labourer, Dinninup; 185, 325, B. P. Bird, Housewife, Dinninup; 186, 1706, Ray E. Goll by, Farmer, Kulikup; 187, -, T. Otto Serlick, Farm Hand, Kulikup; 188, 1705, K. Gollby, Home Duties, Kulikup; 189, 216, M. R. Basford, Housekeeper, Dinninup; 190, 252, T. Beatty, Farmer, Dinninup; 191, 3821, K. L. E. Smith, Shop Assistant, Dinninup; 192, 3830, M. A. Smith, Housekeeper, Dinninup; 193, 3797, D. M. Smith, Housekeeper, Boyup Brook; 194, -, F. H. Oliver, Farmer, Kulikup; 195, -, E. B. M. Oliver, Home Duties, Kulikup.

Witnesses to signatures-1, 3, 4, 14 to 52, 58 to 75, 108, 115 to 126, 129 to 159, 166, 167, 170, 171, 179, 181, 186, 194, 195, W. J. Jackman; 2, C. E. Treasure; 160 to 165, 168, 169, 172 to 178, 180, R. J. Treasure; 5 to 13, 76 to 104, L. M. Jackman; 53 to 57, 182 to 185, 189, A. Schinzig; 105 to 107, 109 to 114, 187, 188, W. M. Hack; 190, K. Schinzig; 191, H. J. Smith; 192, M. A. Smith; 193, V. C. Smith.

HOSPITALS ACT, 1927-1948.

Department of Public Health, P.H.D. 484/43. Perth, 12th June, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to appoint, under section 25 of the Hospitals Act, 1927, J. L. Cross, Miss J. Perry and Miss M. Walters to be members of the Wooroloo Sanatorium Colony Committee, vice A. Schwarzinger, J. Boom, C. J. G. Stansfield and Miss M. Meyer.

H. T. STITFOLD, Under Secretary.

Department of Public Health,

P.H.D. 1785/49. Perth, 12th June, 1951. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to appoint Dr. William Walter Seed, representing the specialist paediatricia:r:is, to be a member of the State Health Council of Vvestern Australia during the absence from the State of Dr. A. R. Edmonds.

LINLEY HENZELL, Commissioner of Public Health.


ANATOMY ACT, 1930.

Department of Public Health,

P.H.D. 325/33. Perth, 12th June, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to grant under the provisions of the Anatomy Act, 1930, Licenses to practise Anatomy at the W.A. University School of Anatomy to the following Phsiotherapy students: Thelma M. Barker, Margaret E. Byrne, Jill T. Shier, Susan M. Walker, Ishbel McGeough, Marianne Kleyn, Miriam Cox, Margaret Green, Jacqueline Matthews, Crystal Wagner, Angela Joy Clarke, Merilyn Parry, and Barbara B. Good.


NURSES REGISTRATION ACT, 1921-1948.

Department of Public Health, Perth, 12th June, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has berm pleased to appoint:-

P .H.D. 208/46.-Dr. Allan Wilson, to be a member of the Nurses' Registration Board, during the absence on leave of Dr. L. E. Le Souef.

P.H.D. 208/46.-Miss Alice Harris, to be an Examiner in General Nursing, First Year Professional Examinations, in lieu of Miss Elsie Youd, resigned.


THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950.

Resolution. P .H.D. 1776/26.

WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1950, the Governor may cause to be prepared Model By-laws for all or any of the purposes for which by-laws may be made by a local authority under any of the provisions of the Act; and whereas a local authority may, of its own motion, by resolution adopt the whole, or any portion of such by-laws with or without modification; and whereas Model By-laws described as Series "A" have been prepared in accordance with the said Act and published in the Government Gazette on the 4th day of December, 1944, and amended from time to time thereafter: Now therefore the Rockingham Road Board, being a local health authority within the meaning of the Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the amendment to the said Model By-laws published in the Government Gazette on the 29th day of D:::cember, 1950, shall be adopted without modification.

Passed at a meeting of the Rocl,ingham Road Board this 27th day of Febrnary, 1951.

F. W. CHURCHER, Chairman.

G. E. BLACK, Secretary.

Approved by His Excellency th2 Governor in Executive Council this 12th day of June, 1951.

R. C. GREEN, Acting Clerk of the Council.

HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950.

Resolution. P.H.D. 817/25.

WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1950, the Governor may cause to be prepared Model By-laws for all or any of the purposes for which by-laws may be made by a local authority under any of the provisions of the Act; and whereas a local authority may, of its own motion, by resolution adopt the whole, or any portion of such bylaws with or without modification; and whereas Model By-laws described as Series "A" have been

prepared in accordance with the said Act and published in the Government Gazette on the 4th day of December, 1944, and amended from. time to time thereafter: Now therefore the Balmgup Road Board, being a local health authority within the meaning of the Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the amendment to the said Model By-laws published in the Government Gazette on the 29th day of December, 1950, shall be adopted without modification.

Passed at a meeting of the Balingup Health Board this 14th day of March, 1951.

R. J.B. BLECHYNDEN, Chairman.

R. F. DARLING, Secretary.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 12th day of June, 1951.

R. GREEN, Acting Clerk of the Council.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950.

Guildford Municipality.

Resolution.

P.H.D. 696/46.

WHEREAS under the Health Act, 1911-1950, the Goveri1or may cause to be prepared Model By-laws for all or any of the purposes for which by-laws may be made by a local authority; and whereas Model By-laws described as Series "A" have been prepared and published in the Government Gazette on the 4th December, 1944, and amended from time to time thereafter, and whereas a local authority may adopt the whole or any part of the said Model By-laws with or without modification: Now therefore the Guildford Municipality, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the model bylaws described as Series "A" and published in the Government Gazette on the 4th December, 1944, together with the amendments thereto published in the Government Gazette on the 26th January, 1945, 30th November, 1945, 20th December, 1946, and 10th February, 1950, shall be adopted with the modifications as follows:-

Schedule of Amendments and Modifications to Model By-laws.

Part 1.-General Sanitary Provisions. 1. By-law 4 is amended by deleting the word

"privy" wherever occurring in this by-law and substituting therefor the words "sanitary convenience.''

2. By adding the words "or trade" after the word "domestic" in by-law 21 of Part 1.

3. By inserting the words "owner or" before the word "occupier" in the first line of by-law 23.

4. By adding to subparagraph (a) of paragraph (1) of by-law 23 the following words, "the owner or occupier executing any of the works in this by-law specified, and also any person actually carrying out such work on his behalf, shall be responsible for the submission of the aforesaid plan for approval. No such work or works shall be commenced until such approval has been obtained."

5. By-law 23, paragraph (1), subparagraph (e) is amended by deleting this subparagraph and inserting the following words, "Every system used for the disposal of liquid refuse shall be effectively ventilated by means of an induct ventilator of 4in. diameter, provided with fine mesh gauze and cast iron grating. Such ventilator to be erected to a height of 1ft. above ground level, and an educt ventilator made of galvanised iron and of 4in. diameter and carried up to a height of not less than 18ft. or 4ft. above the eaves of each house. The position of such ventilators to be to the satisfaction of the inspector.''

22 June, 1951.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A. 1833 --------- --- -----------------------

6. By adding a paragraph after paragraph 1 of by-law 23, Part 1, to be read as paragraph lA, as follows:-

lA. By discharging into a French drain, when so required by the Health Inspector, which shall comply with the following conditions:-

\a) A sketch plan showing the design, situation and construction, together with the connections with such French drain, shall be submitted to and approved in writing by an inspector.

(b) It shall be constructed of agricultural drain pipes of not less than 4in. diameter laid in a straight line, with open joints and completely surrounded with not less than 9in. of broken blue metal or other approval natural stone of not less than 3in. gauge, or with other approved mat·2rial.

(c) The house fittings shall be to the satisfaction of the inspector, and each such fitting shall be discharged over an open gully with a water-sealed trap. A grease intercepting trap of approved design and dimensions shall be installed at such premises as is considered necessary by the inspector and shall be situatsd where directed by the inspector.

(d) The dimensions of the trench in which the drain is laid shall be determined by an inspector.

(e) Every system used for the disposal of liquid refuse shall be effectively ventilated by means of an indu'.;t ventilator of 4in. diameter, provided with fine mesh gauze and a cast iron grating. Such ventilator to be erected to a height of 1ft. above ground level, and an educt ventilator made of galvanised iron, and of 4in. diameter and carried up to a height of not less than 18ft. or 4ft. above the eaves of each house. The position of such ventilators to be to the satisfaction of the inspector.

(f) Whenever ordered by an inspector, such French drain shall be emptied, cleansed and disinfected in such manner and within such time as is specified in the requisition.

7. By adding after the number (1) <lA) in by-law 23 (3), Part 1.

8. By adding the words "A grease intercepting trnp of approved design and dimensions shall be installed at such premises as is considered necessary by an inspector, and shall be situated where directed by the inspector" after the word "trap" in by-law 23 (1), clause C of Part 1.

9. By adding the words "or owner" after the word "occupier" in the first line of by-law 26 of Part 1.

10. By deleting the word "dwelling" in the second line of by-law 29 (b) and adding the words "or poultry" after the word "pigeons" occurring in the second lin2 of by-law 29 (b) of Part 1.

By adding two 112w paragraphs to by-law 29, Part 1. to r2ad as follows:-

. (e) No person shall lrnep more than 50 head of fowls or turkeys or 12 ducks or geese, upon any residential lot of land of an area of quarter of an acre or less. In respect of a residential lot of land exceeding quarter of an acre in area, no person shall keep any poultry in excess of the numbers enumerated above without having first received the written approval of the local health authority specifying the number of head of poultry which may be kept thereon.

(f) The floors of the poultry house shall be constructed of cement, trowelled to a smooth finish, and laid with a fall of 1 in 50 to the front. The fences of the poultry runs shall be constructed of 6ft. galvanised wire netting, supported by uprights of 3in. x 2in. jarrah, or equivalent thereof, set at 8ft. centres with 2ft. in the ground.

11. By adding the words "or owner of any dead animal" after the word "animal" in the first line of by-law 30 of Part 1.

12. By inserting a new subparagraph in Part 1 to be known as subparagraph 41 (e) as follows:-

41 <e). Where any house is not provided with an ample supply of clean wholesome water, the owner of the premises shall cause such house

to be properly provided with a supply, whether by connecting to any existing water main, constructing a well, or providing suitable rainwater tanl{s, such work to be carried out to the satisfaction of the inspector.

Part VII-Food. 13. By adding the words "or owner" after. the

word "occupier" in the first line of each of sections 4, 5 and 6 of Part VII.

14. Add a new by-law after by-law 7 of Part VII of the by-laws to be read as by-law 7 A as follows:-

7 A. The occupier of premises shall comply with all such directions as shall be given in writing by an inspector for the purpose of protecting all food for sale from contamination by flies or dust.

15. By the addition of a by-law as follows, in Part VII to read as by-law 12A of Part VII:-

12A. No person shall deposit any vegetable or other food of any kind intended for sale for human. consumption upon any street, road, footpath, nght-of-way, or upon any other private, public thoroughfare or land.

16. By the addition of a further paragraph as follows, to _by-law 19 of Part VII, "The occupier of every pubhc ~ouse, public bar, refreshment room, tea ~·oom, eatmg· house, drinking booth, or other pubhc place of refreshment, shall not permit the use of any drinking vessel, unless such vessel is sound and free from cracks or chips."

17. By specif:ying the following fees to be paid for the reg1strat10n of offensive trade premises.

Part IX.-Schedule "D." In respect of slaughter houses, artificial manure

depot!', bone m~lls, blood drying, fellmongeries, wool scounng estabhshments, chemical works, soap and ca!1dle works, gut scraping, gut spinning or sausage skms-£5.

In_ respect of places for storing, drying or preservmg . bo1:ies, bone II_1anure, meat meal, hides, hoof!', 01 skms, fat meltmg, fat extracting, or tallow meltmf! estabhshments, tripe boiling and cleaning, tannenes, manure works or depots marine stores rag and bone merchants, or flock 'factories-£3. '

. In r~spect of jute stores, cleaning establishments p1ggenes, dry cleaning and dye works laundries' fish shops, fish curing establishments_'._£1. '

In respect of fat rendering for dripping at butchers' retail shops-l0s.

In respect of any other offensive trade not specified above-£5.

18. By the addition at the end of such by-laws of a new part, to stand as Part X, as follows:-

Part X.-Morgues. l. The annual fee for a place for a license for

the temporary reception of the bodies of the dead a~1d for keepin;:; such bodies for the purpose of view, examination, identification, or other lawful purpose before burial or cremation shall be, £1.

2. No such license shall be granted in respect of any premises unless-

(a) the interior surface of all walls is covered with glazed tiles or is rendered impervious with some material to be approved by the local authority, so as to be non---absorbent and washable, and

(b) all floors are constructed of some impervious material, to be approved by the local authority, such as granolithic, having a fall to an outlet discharging over a trapped gully, and,

(c) the premises are adequately ventilated by direct communication to the outer air.

3. No such license shall be granted in respect of any room the dimensions of which are less than 10ft. x 9ft. X 12ft. high.


4. No such license shall be granted in respect of private premises unless the site thereof is approved by the local authority or if the same are within 20ft. of any dwelling house.

Passed at a meeting of the Guildford Municipality this 8th day of March, 1951.

R. J. HICKS, Mayor.

L. GIBBONS, Town Clerk.



THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950. City of Fremantle.

Model By-laws-Part 1. Amendment of By-laws.

P.H.D. 1157 /46. WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1950, a local health authority may make or adopt by-laws and may amend, repeal or alter any by-laws: Now therefore the City of Fremantle being a local health authority and having adopted Model By-laws Series "A" as published in the Government Gazette on the 8th day of April, 1927, and other subsequent dates, as its by-laws for the Fremantle Health District, doth hereby amend its said by-laws as follows:-

By adding after by-law 37A of Part 1 of Model by-laws a new sub-heading as follows:-

Repairs to Outhouses. 37B. The owner of every house used for human

habitation shall maintain all out-buildings attached to or used in connection with such house in good order and condition and properly repaired and flt for use and all of the provisions of the preceding by-law relating to houses used for human habitation shall, so far as applicable, apply in like manner as if the same had been set out in detail in this by-law.

Passed by Resolution of the City of Fremantle on the 19th day of March, 1951.

F. E. GIBSON, Mayor.

N. McCOMBE, Town Clerk.



THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950. City of Fremantle.

Model By-laws-Part 1. Amendment of By-laws.

P.H.D. 1157/46. WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1950, a local health authority may make or adopt by-laws and may amend, repeal or alter any by-laws: Now therefore the City of Fremantle being a local health authority and having adopted Model By-laws Series "A" as published in the Government Gazette on the 8th day of April, 1927, and other subsequent dates, as its by-laws for the Fremantle Health District, doth hereby amend its said by-laws as follows:-

1. By adding to the by-law No. 3 of Part 1 of Model By-laws a new paragraph as follows:-

(cl The owner or occupier of any premises where there is a sanitary convenience shall maintain such sanitary convenience and the pedestal-pan, cisterns and other parts thereof and the water service. in good order and condition and properly repaired and flt for use.

By adding a new by-law after by-law No. 4B of Part 1 of Model By-laws as follows:-

2. C4Cl In relation to cooking facilities to be provided in houses or public places or private places in accordance with the provisions of section 99 of the Act the following provisions shall apply:-

1. Every house used for human habitation shall be provided with:-

Cal A wood stove properly installed to provide for the escape of smoke through a properly constructed brick chimney; or

Cbl a gas or electric or other approved stove.

Where a stove operated by gas or any type of oil fuel is used for cooking or heating purposes, the waste products of combustion shall be conducted by an approved flue to the outside air without creating a nuisance.

And where in any house common cooking facilities are used by more than three separate family units, a separate stove shall be provided for each three family units or part of that number.

2. The stove or stoves provided in accordance with paragraph 1 hereof and all brickwork, chimneys, or approved flues, recesses and other parts thereof shall at all times whilst such house is occupied or used or available for occupation or use, be kept and maintained in good order and condition and properly repaired and fit for use.

3. By adding after by-law 37 of Part 1 of Model By-laws a new sub-heading as follows:-

Repairs to Houses. 37 Cal The owner of every house used for

human habitation shall maintain such house and any laundries, bathrooms, lavatories attached to or used in connection tl1erewith in good order and condition and properly repaired and flt for use and in particular shall:-

1. Repair or replace any roof or part thereof which shall become in disrepair.

2. Repair any bricl~ or stone work which shall show signs of fretting and treat or repair any walls which may become damp.

3. Replace all decayed or ant-eaten timber therein.

4. Repair and replace with new material where necessary any verandah or the roof, floor supports or other parts thereof which may become in disrepair.

5. Repair and replace where n.ecessary any steps or handrails thereof which may become in disrepair.

6. Repair or replace any flashings which may become in disrepair.

7. Replace any ant stops which shall be missing or in disrepair.

8. Repair or renew any ventilators which shall become in disrepair or be missing.

9. Keep all floors even in surface and free from cracks.

10. Replace or repair all skirtings architraves and fixtures, which may become a harbourage for vermin.

11. Keep all walls and the plaster and wall paper thereon in good repair, and repair any cracks and renew any plaster or wallpaper which may become dilapidated or in disrepair.

12. Refit and repair any doors which may become in disrepair or which shall cease to fit properly.

13. Repair or replace with new, any window frames or sash cords which may become broken or in disrepair and reglaze any windows which may become broken or cracked.

14. Keep all water service in such state of repair and condition as shall comply in all respects with all of the provisions of the


Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act and Regulations and by-laws made thereunder.

15. Keep all electric wiring and fittings in such state of repair and condition as shall comply in all respects with all of the requirements of the Fire Underwriters' Association of W.A.

16. Retain all natural lighting free from any obstruction which would reduce the natural lighting below the ratio of one square foot of lighting to each 10 square feet of floor area.

Passed by Resolution of the City of Fremantle on the 19th day of March, 1951.

F. E. GIBSON, Mayor.

N. McCOMBE, Town Clerls:.



HEALTH ACT, 1911-1948. Armadale-Kelmscott Road Board.

Amendment and Adoption of By-laws.

P.H.D. 4536/21 WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1948, a local health authority may malrn or adopt by-laws and may amend, repeal, or alter any by-laws so made or adopted: Now, therefore, the Armadale-Kelmscott Road Board, being a local health authority, and having adopted Model BYlaws Series "A," as published in the Government Gazette on the 4th day of December, 1944, and amended from time to time thereafter doth hereby amend the said adopted by-laws in the manner set forth hereunder:-

By-law No. 4A ( 1), Part 1, is amended by deleting from paragraph (1) the words "a public" in line three and inserting in lieu thereof the words "an adequate."

By-law No. 5 of Part lX of the Model By-laws is deleted and a new by-law number 5 substituted in lieu thereof as follows:-

5. No person shall establish an offensive trade with the exception of fish shops, laundries, cleaning establishments, dye works, within any portion of the district defined within the boundaries prescribed in Schedule "F" hereto.

After Schedule "E" Part IX insert Schedule "F."

Schedule "F." Offensive and Noxious Trade Areas.

Byford Area. P.H.D. 4536/21. (A) East of the Line: Commencing at a point

on the railway line where an extension of Walters Road would intersect; running East to Lionel Street; thence South to North Crescent; along North Crescent to Brown Street; Brown Street to Linton Road to Bradshaw Road; thence South to five chains South of Beenup Road: thence West to a point 10 chains East of Bunbury Road; thence South of a line 10 chains West of Bunbury Road to Hills Road; thence Westerly to the railway line; thence North to and along railway line to the starting point.

(B) West of the Line: Commencing on intersection of Abernethy Road and railway line running· West along Abernethy Road; five chains thence South along a line five chains West of Turner Street to Mead Street: tl1ence West to Gordin Street; thence South to Moore Street; thence East to Turner Street; thence along Turner Street to starting point.

Armadale-Kelmscott. Commencing at the Narrogin Inne taking in a

strip 10 chains wide on the East side of Albany Road to River Road: Down River Road and along

River Road to intersection of Marmion Street; · thence including a strip five chains wide along East side of Marmion Street to Martin Street; thence along Martin Street to the Canning River; along West boundary of Canning River to Armadale-Kelmscott Board's boundary at North-East corner of Canning Location 30; thence SouthWest along boundary of Canning Location 30 to railway line; thence South along railway line to Kelmscott-Westfield Road; thence South-West along Kelmscott-Westfield Road to First Road; thence South-East along First Road to railway line; thence South along railway line to intersection of Eighth Avenue; thence South-East along Eighth Avenue to Fifth Road; including five chains on South-West side of Fifth Road to a point 10 chains North-West of Fremantle Road; thence 10 chains strip on North-West side of Fremantle Road to Seventh Road to a point 20 chains NorthWest of Seventh Road; thence South-East along South-West boundary of Armadale-Kelmscott Recreation Reserve No. 21152; thence South-East to South-West end of Bowden Avenue and continuing South-East to South-East boundary of lot 10; thence along South-East boundaries of lots 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5 and South-East corner of lot 4; thence South-East along a line six chains SouthWest of Seventh Road to railway line; thence East along Northern boundary of lot 172 to 10 chains East of Bunbury Road; thence Northerly on a line 10 chains East of Bunbury Road to the Albany Road.

Passed by the Armadale-Kelmscott Road Board, 16th September, 1946.

R. 0. WILLIAMS, Chairman.

SPENCER GWYNNE, Secretary-Engineer.



HEALTH ACT, 1911-1948. Resolution.

P.H.D. 4536/21. WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1948, the Governor may cause to be prepared Model By-laws for all or any of the purposes for which by-laws may be made by a local authority under any of the provisions of the Act; and whereas a local authority may, of its own motion, by resolution adopt the whole, or any portion of such bylaws with or without modification; and whereas Model By-laws described as Series "A" have been prepared in accordance with the said Act and published in the Government Gazette on the 4th day of December, 1944, and amended from time to time thereafter: Now, therefore, the ArmadaleKelmscott Road Board being a local health authority within the meaning of the Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the amendment to the said Model By-laws published in the Government Gazette on the 10th day of February, 1950, and 24th day of March, 1950, shall be adopted without modification.

Passed at a meeting of the Armadale-Kelmscott Road Board this 18th day of September, 1950.

R. 0. WILLIAMS, Chairman.

SPENCER GWYNNE, Secretary.




HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950. Amendment of Model By-laws, Series "A."


P.H.D. 730/45, Pt. 5. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to the provisions of the Health Act, 19ll-lf.i50, has been pleased to amend the Model By-lav;s, Series "A," as prepared under the said Act and reprinted with amendments in the Government Ga:zette on the 4th day of December, 1944, and further amended from time to time by notices published in the Government Gazette in the manner set forth in the schedule hereunder.


Schedule. The abovementioned Model By-laws, Series "A"

are amended as follows:-By-law 26 is amended by deleting paragraphs

(b) and (cl and inserting in lieu thereof the following new paragraphs (b) and (c) :-

(b) It shall have ,valls to a number and height and thickness approved and such walls shall be constructed of concrete, brick, stone, wood or galvanised iron; and

(c) it shall have a roof to be constructed of some impervious material.


(Sgd.) R. C. GREEN, Acting· Clerk of the Council.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950. Resolution.

P.H.D. 1903/49. WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1950, the Governor may cause to be prepared Model By-laws for all or any of the purposes for which by-laws may be made by a local authority under any of the provisions of the Act; and whereas a local authority may, of its own motion, by resolution adopt the whole, or any portion of such by-laws with or without modification; and whereas Model By-laws described as Series "A" have been prepared in accordance with the said Act and published in the Government Gazette on the 4th day of December, 1944, and amended from time to time thereafter: Now, therefore, the Mandurah Road Board being a local health authority within the meaning of the Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the amendment to the said Model Bylaws published in the Government Gazette on the 29th day of December, 1950, shall be adopted without modification.

Passed at a meeting of the Mandurah Road Board this 19th day of March, 1951.

ROY L. TUCKEY, Chairman.

E. L. EDWARDES, Secretary.





P.H.D. 1278/49. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, pursuant to subsection (5), of section 342, of the Health Act, 1911-1950, has prescribed the districts named in the Schedule attached, as districts within which the Argentine Ants (Health Act) Regulations, 1950, published in the Government Gazette on 24th day of March, 1950, shall have effect.


Schedule. Department of Public Health Areas.

Rottnest Island.

Local Health Authorities. Municipalities:-

Albany, Boulder, Bunbury, Carnarvon, Claremont, Cottesloe, Fremantle, Fremantle (East), Fremantle (North), Gerald ton, Guildford, Kalgoorlie, Midland Junction, Narrogin, Northam, Perth, Subiaco, York, Wagin.

District Road Boards:-Albany, Armadale-Kelmscott, Ashburton,

Augusta-Margaret River, Balingup, Bassendean, Bayswater, Belmont Park, Beverley, Black Range, Bridgetown, Brookton, Broome, Broomehill, Bruce Rock, Busselton, Canning, Capel, Carnamah, Chittering, Collie Coalfields, Coolgardie, Corrigin, Cranbrook, Cuballing, Cue, Cunderdin, Dalwallinu, Danclaragan, Dardanup, Darling Range, Denmark, Dowerin, Drakesbrook, Dumbleyung·, Dundas, Esperance, Fremantle, Gascoyne-Minilya, Geraldton, Gingin, Gnowangerup, Goomalling, Gosnells, Greenbushes, Greenough, Halls Creek, Harvey, Irwin, Kalgoorlie, Katanning, Kellerberrin, Kent, Kojonup, Kondinin, Koorda, Kulin, Kununoppin-Trayning, Lake Grace, Laverton, Leonora, Mandurah, Manjimup, Marble Bar, Marradong, Meekatharra, Melville, Menzies, Merredin, Mingenew, Moora, Morawa, Mosman Park, Mt. Marshall, Mt. Magnet, Mukinbudin, Mullewa, Mundaring, Murchison, Murray, Nannup, Narembeen, Narrogin, Nedlands, Northam, North-ampton, Nullagine, Nungarin, Peppermint Grove, Perenjori, Perth. Phillips River, Pingelly, Plantagenet, Port Hedland, Pres-ton, Quairading, Rockingham, Roebourne, Serpentine - Jarrahdale, Shark Bay, South Perth, Swan, Tableland, Tambellup, Tammin, Three Springs, Toodyay, Upper Blackwood, Upper Chapman, Upper Gascoyne, Victoria Plains, Wagin, \Vandering·, Wanneroo, West Arthur, West Kimberley, Westonia, Wickepin, Williams, Wiluna, Wongan-Ballidu, Woodanilling, Wyalkatchem, Wyndham, Yalgoo, Yilgarn, York.





P.H.D. 1346/49. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, pursuant to subsection (5) of section 342 of the Health Act, 1911-1950, has prescribed the districts named in the Schedule attached, as distric::ts within which the Caravans and Camp Regulations, 1949, published in the Government Gazette on the 16th day of December, 1949, shall have effect.


Schedule. Department of Public Health Arcr.~.

Rottnest Island.

Local Health Authorities. Municipalities:-

Albany, Boulder, Bunbury, Carnarvon, Claremont, Cottesloe, Fremantle, Fremantle (East), Fremantle (North), Geraldton, Guildford, Kalgoorlie, Midland Junction, Narrogin, Northam, Perth, Subiaco, York, Wagin.

District Road Boards:-Albany, Armadale - Kelmscott, Ashburton,

Augusta-Margaret River, Balingup, Bassendean, Bayswater, Belmont Park, Beverley, Black Range, Bridg·etown, Brookton, Broome, Broomehill, Bruce Rock, Busselton, Canning, Capel, Carnamah, Chittering, Collie Coalfields, Coolgardie, Corrigin, Cranbrook, Cuballing, Cue, Cunderdin, Dalwallinu, Dandaragan, Dardanup, Darling Range, Denmark,


Dowerin, Drakesbrook, Dumbleyung, Dundas, Esperance, Fremantle, Gascoyne-Minilya, Geraldton, Gingin, Gnowangerup, Goomalling, Gosnells, Greenbushes, Greenough, Halls Creek, Harvey, Irwin, Kalgoorlie, Katanning, Kellerberrin, Kent, Kojonup, Kondinin, Koorda, Kulin, KununoppinTrayning, Lake Grace, Laverton, Leonora. Mandurah, Manjimup, Marble Bar, Marradong, Meekatharra, Melville, Menzies, Merredin, Mingenew, Moora, Morawa, Mosman Park, Mt. Marshall, Mt. Magnet, Mukinbudin, Mullewa, Mundaring, Murchison, Murray, Nannup, Narembeen, Narrogin, Nedlands, Northam, Northampton, Nullagine, Nungarin, Peppermint Grove, Perenjori, Perth, Phillips River, Pingelly, Plantagenet, Port Hedland, Preston.

Quairading, Rockingham, Roebourne, SerpentineJarrahdale, Shark Bay, South Perth, Swan, Tableland, Tambellup, Tammin, Three Springs, Toodyay, Upper Blackwood, Upper Chapman, Upper Gascoyne, Victoria Plains, Wagin, Wandering, Wanneroo, West Arthur, West Kimberley, Westonia, Wickepin, Williams, Wiluna, Wongan-Ballidu, Woodanilling, Wyalkatchem, Wyndham, Yalgoo, Yilgarn, York.


(Sgd.) R. C. GREEN, Acting Clerk of the Council.

PHARMACY AND POISONS ACT, 1910-1948.

P.H.D. 348/49.


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting· pursuant to section 53 of the Pharmacy and Poisons Act, 1910-1948, has been pleased to amend in the manner set forth in the Schedule hereunder the Pharmacy and Poisons Act Regulations made under the said Act and published in the Governmr:nt Gazette on the 8th day of September, 1939, and amended from time to time thereafter by notices published in the Government Gazette.


Schedule. The abovemc:ntioned regulations are amended as follows:-1. Uegulatlon 82 is amended by deleting· paragraph (2) and insertmg

in lieu thereof the following paragraph (2) :- · (2) This regulation shall not apply to any of the poisons or poisonous

substances specified in Appendix C to these regulations when supplied to legally qualified medical practitioners for their own or their patients' use or when supplied in a medicine supplied by a pharmaceutical chemist carrying on business as a pharmaceutical chemist, or in a medicine prepared and sold for human use.

2. Appendix "C" is amended by-(a) deleting from the list of poisons the following:

Arsenical Weed Killer. Arsenical Fly Exterminator. Cyanide of Potassium. Carbolic Acid. Strychnine.

(b) Inserting in the list of poisons the following:Arsenical poisons. All Cyanides. Hydrochloric Acid (Spirits of Salts) Nitric Acid 1 In solutions

containing· over 9% W/W. Sulphuric Acid J

Nicotine Sulphate (Black Leaf 40). Oxalic Acid and Metallic Oxalates. Strychnine and Salts of Strychnine. Solutions of Ammonia containing more than 5% of Ammonia. Phosphorus (except Red Phosphorus and matches), and all prepara-

tions and admixtures thereof. Carbolic Acid and its homologues and all preparations containing

more than 3% of same. Poisons and preparations containing poisons packed and sold for

use as animal dips, pest exterminators or for pastoral, agricultural or horticultural purposes.


Fremantle Harbour Trust.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

No. 3 of 1951.

Australia-West Coast.

Storm Warning Signals.

Port of Fremantle.

Position.-Cantonment Hill Signal StationLat. 32° 02' 40" S., long. 115° 45' 09" E.

Details.-On each occasion of receipt from the Commonwealth Weather Bureau of Storm Warning Signals affecting the Port of Fremantle, the following signals will be exhibited at the above position:-

R. GREEN, Acting· Clerk of the Council.

(a) By Day: A black ball and black cone, point uppermost, suspended below, from the North yardarm of the Signal Station Mast.

(b) By Night: Two red lights suspended vertically, six feet apart, on the Signal Station Mast.

The foregoing signals will remain exhibited until otherwise directed by the Harbour Master.

Upon these signals being exhibited, masters of all vessels within the Inner and Outer Harbours shall take all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of their vessels.

Publication affected.-Australia Pilot Vol. V (1948), pages 21, 331 and 339.

Authority.-Fremantle Harbour Trust. Date.-12th June, 1951.

H. ACTON, Secretary.


Fremantle Harbour Trust.

NOTICE TO MARINERS. No. 4 of 1951.

Australia-West Coast.

Fremantle Outer Harbour.

Installation of Beacon Top Marks.

Positlon.-Success and Parmelia Bank Channels. Details.-Top marks consisting of a black

triangle, point uppermost, and a red squai·e, have been affixed upon beacons on the West and East sides respectively of the above channels, these marks being affixed only to the Northernmost and Southernmost pair of the beacons in each channel.

Charts affected.-Aust. 077, 122, B.A. 1058. Publication affected.-Australia Pilot Vol. V

( 1948), pages 337 and 345.

Authority.-Fremantle Harbour Trust. Date.-12th June, 1951.

H. ACTON, Secretary.

Department of Native Affairs, Perth, 18th June, 1951.

HIS Excellency, the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve under Section 12 of the Native Administration Act, 1905-47 (Reprinted) of the appointment of Howard Herbert Jethro Coate as Superintendent of the Reserve for Natives described as Nuleri, Weld and Yamarna, No. 22032, and situated at Cosmo Newbery in the Laverton district, as from 6th June, 1951, vice Mr. H. C. Bromby.

S. G. MIDDLETON, Commissioner of Native Affairs.

NATIVE ADMINISTRATION ACT, 1905-1947.

Department of Native Affairs, Perth, 20th June, 1951.

IT is hereby notified for general information that the Hon. Minister for Native Affairs has approved of the following:-To be Protectors of Natives.-

Mr. H. H.J. Coate (Superintendent, Cosmo Newbery Native Settlement, via Laverton), for all districts within the Magisterial Districts of Coolgardie, Collier, Dundas and Hannans, for the year ending 31st December, 1951, vice Mr. H. C. Bromby.

Mr. A. Donovan (Supervisor, Public Works Department, Wyndham) for the Wyndham District for the year ending 31st December, 1951.

Mr. Carl Francks, for the Marble Bar District, for a period of two weeks from 16th May to 30th May, 1951.

Constable H. B. Olsson, for the Wickepin District, for the period 14th May to 11th June, 1951, relieving Constable S. M. Strahan, on leave.

Cancellation.-Mr. A. J. Sier, for the Brunswick Junction District.

S. G. MIDDLETON, Commissioner of Native Affairs.

Fisheries Department, Perth, 12th June, 1951.

F.D. 126/51, Ex. Co. No. 1085. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve the appointment of Raymond John Baird as Whaling Inspector under the Whaling Act, 1937.

A. J. FRASER, Superintendent of Fisheries.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.

THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offered for sale at public auction on the dates and at the places specified below, under the provisions of the Land Act, 1933-1950, and its regulations:-

PINJARRA. 27th June, 1951, at 11 a.m., at the Court House

+Hamel-Town 93, lr., £25; Town 94, lr., £20; Town 95, lr., £20; Town 98, lr., £20.

ALBANY. 28th June, 1951, at 2.30 p.m., at the Court House

:,:Gledhow-'' \[l, 3r. 34p., £10; ''ft2, la. Or. 14P., £10.

MOORA. 29th June, 1951, at 4 p.m., at the Court House

:::Moora-*\iil234, 4a. lr. 39p., £27; *TI239, 5a., £30; *TI[:240, 5a. Or. 22p., £20.

KA TANNING. 5th July, 1951, at 11 a.m., at the Rural and In

dustries Bank-:,:Tambel!up-'' \ll43, 4a. 2r. 2p., £15; ''TT144,

4a. 2r. 2p., £15. :,:woodanilli11g-*TTil287, 4a. 2r. 15p., £10; "TTl[288,

4a. 2r. 16p., £10; *TT289, 4a. 2r. 15p., £10; ''TT290, 4a. 2r. 15p., £10; *TTll291, 4a. 2r. 21p., £10; *\[292, 4a. 2r. 2lp., £10; *TT[l294, 4a. 2r. 2op., £10; *TT!l295, 4a. 2r. 21p., £10; *TT296, 4a. 2r. 21p., £10; *\i297, 4a. 2r. 20p., £6; "'\i[l303, 4a. lr. 24p., £10; *TT317, 4a. lr .. 21p., £10; *U[l318, 4a. lr. 22p., £10; *TT[l319, 4a. lr. 23p., £10.

NARROGIN. 5th July, 1951, at 110011, at the Government Land

Agency-:(\Vickepin-Town J.82, lr. 24p., £30. :tWilliams-Town [1253, lr., £15.

BRIDGETOWN. 10th July, 1951, at 110011, at the Court House

:1:Hester-Town 1!7, 2r., £10.

BUNBURY. 11th July, 1951, at 3.30 p.m., at the Court House

:r,Boyanup-Town 151, 2r. 1.8 p., £25; Town 152, 2r. 9.7 p., £20.

GERALDTON. 11th July, 1951, at 3.15 p.m., at the Rural and

Industries Bank-~:Morawa-Town 162, lr., £15; Town 163, lr.,

£15. MEEKATHARRA.

11th July, 1951, at 11 a.m., at the Office of the Mining Registrar-

+Meekatharra-Town 62, lr., £15.

NORTHAM. 12th July, 1951, at 11.30 a.m., at the Court House

+Bolgart-Town 51, lr., £20; Town 52, lr., £10; Town 53, lr., £20.

:!:Northam-Town 255, 27.2p .. £15. tPiawaning-'''TT36, 5a., £15; ''TT37, 4a. 3r. 39p.,

£15. :i:Quairading-'''TT141, 3a. Or. lp., £20.

BRUCE ROCK. 13th July, 1951, at 11 a.m., at the Rural and Indus

tries Bank-:r.Babaldn-Town 2, lr., £15.

DERBY. 13th July, 1951, at 11 a.m., at the Court House-

+DerbY-"TTSub. 8, 10a. Or. 4p., £10; ''TTSub. 9, Sa. 2r. 9p., £10; '''USub. 10, 10a. Or. 4p., £10; *TTSub. 25, l0a. Or. 4p., £10; *TTSub. 26, 8a. 2r. 9p., £10; ''TT Sub. 27, 10a. Or. 4p., £10.

PERTH. 13th July, 1951, at 11 a.m. at the Department of

Lands and Surveys-tMundaring-t211, 2r. 31.Sp., £15; t212, 2r.

31.Sp., £15; i'213, 2r. 31.Sp., £15.

*Suburban for cultivation. tSuburban conditions only. +Section 21 of the regulations does not apply. ![Subject to truncation of corner, if necessary. TTAll marketable timber is reserved to the Crown.

All improvements on the land offered for sale are the property of the Crown, and shall be paid for as the Minister may direct, whose valuation shall be final ::i,nd binding on the purchaser.

22 June, 1951.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1839 --------------~

Plans and further particulars of 'these sales may be obtained at this office and the offices of the various Government Land Agents. Land sold to a depth of 200 feet below the natural surface, except in mining districts, where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet or 20 feet only.

H.E.SMITH, Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES. THE undermentioned leases have been cancelled under section 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, owing to non-payment of rent or other reasons.

Name, Lease, District, Reason, Corres., Plan. De San Miguel, A. A. H.; 3127/840; Peel Estate

1281; conditions: 987 /50; 341A/40. Lockyer, A. E. B.; 394/1278; Ashburton; £12 lls.;

679/ 41; 96/300. Lockyer, A. E. B.; 394/1277; Ashburton; £16 11s. 6d.;

678/41; 96/300. Lockyer, A. E. B.; 394/862; Ashburton; £43 12s. ld.;

4011/29; 96/300. Lockyer, A. E. B.; 394/858; Ashburton; £62 2s. 7d.;

2727 /32; 96/300. Morrissey, C. E.; 6272/153; Wiluna 560; £1 10s.:

1839/32; Wiluna Townsite. Tominey, P. M.; 3117/777; Norseman; £2 5s.;

2285/34; Norseman Townsite.

H. E. SMITH, Under Secretary for Lands.

RESERVES. Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 20th June, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to set apart as Public Reserves the land described in the Schedule below for the purposes therein set forth.

1226/14. TRA YNING.-No. 23253 (Use and requirements

of the Kununoppin-Trayning Road Board), Crown Grant to issue, lot No. 81 (lr.). (Plan Trayning.)

2845/51. NELSON.-No. 23271 (Children's Playground,

Recreation and Hallsite), loc. No. 12149 (about 2a. 2r.). (Plan 442B/40, El.)

2399/51. BALLIDU.-No. 23272 (Government Require

ments-Education Department), lot No. 39 (lr.). (Plan Ballidu.)

2551/11. KUNUNOPPIN.-No. 23273 CHallsite-R.S.L.),

lot No. 31 (lr.). (Plan Kununoppin.) 665/50. EDJUDINA (PORPHYRY) .-No. 23274 (Aerial

Landing Ground), loc. No. 3 (about 488a.). (Plan 34/300.)

H.E.SMITH, Under Secretary for Lands.

CHANGE OF PURPOSE OF RESERVE. 18996 (Collie).

Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 20th June, 1951.

Corres. 6690/24. HIS Excellency the Governor. in Executive Council has been pleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, of the purpose of Reserve No. 18996 (Collie Lot 1148) being changed from "Schoolsite" to "Government Requirements." (Plan Collie Regional.)


CANCELLATION OF RESERVES.

17345 (near Eastbrook), 23253 (Trayning).


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to cancel, under section 37 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, as follows:-

Corres. No. 7386/19-Reserve No. 17345 (Drain). (Plan 442B/40, EF2.)

Corres. No. 1226/ 14-Reserve No. 23253 (Trayning Lot 81)-"Use and requirements of the Kununoppin-Trayning Road Board." (Plan Trayning·.)


AMENDMENT OF RESERVES. 14673 (Mt. Dillon), 15140 mumble Spring), 15141

(Gregory Spring), 15328 CBallidu), 16594 (known as Ucind Well or Yarina Spring) and 20088 (near Mullewa).


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councii has been pleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, as follows:-

Corres. No. 14099/11-Of the amendment of Reserve No. 14673 (Avon Location 19485)-Water to comprise an area of 312a. 2r. 11p. (Plan 57 /80, EF2 and 3.)

Corres. No. 2471/12-Of the amendment of Reserve No. 15140 (Water) to comprise an area of 40 acres in lieu of 100 acres. (Plan 159/80, E2.)

Corres. No. 2471/12-Of the amendment of Reserve No. 15141 (Water) to comprise an area of 40 acres in lieu of 100 acres. (Plan 159/80, EU

Cones. No. 11589/12-Of the amendment of Reserve No. 15328 (Excepted from Sale) to exclude Balli du Lot 39; and its area being reduced to lr. 32.8p. accordingly. (Plan Ballidu.)

Cones. No. 2171/16-Of the amendment of Reserve No. 16594 (Victoria Location 4147)-Water to comprise an area of 40 acres in lieu of 100 acres. (Plan 159/80, DU

Cones. No. 1953/04, Vol. 4-Of the amendment of Reserve No. 20088 (Camping) to exclude an area of about 150 acres bounded on the North and South by prolongations of the Northern and Southern boundaries of Victoria Location 9821; on the East by the Western boundary of said location 9821 and on the West by a line about 30 chains West from and parallel to the said Western boundary of Location 9821; and of its area being reduced to about 1,060 acres accordingly. (Plans 156/80, D3; 156B/40, D2.)


APPLICATION FOR LEASING RESERVE NO. 14673 AT MOUNT DILLON.

Land Act, 1933-1950 (Section 32). Cropping and Grazing Purposes.

Applications Close Wednesday, 11th July, 1951.


Cones. No. 805/44. APPLICATIONS are invited for leasing Reserve No. 14673 (Avon Location 19485), containing 312a. 2r. 11p. for the purpose of Cropping and Grazing for a term of five (5) years at a rental of five pounds (£5) per annum, such lease being subject ta the condition that no compensation will be payable for improvements effected by the lessee and existing at the expiration or earlier determination of the lease.

Applications must be lodged at the Lands and Surveys Department, Cathedral Avenue, Perth, on or before Wednesday, 11th July, 1951, accompanied by a deposit of £3 15s.

In the event of more applications than one being received, the application to be granted will be determined by the Land Board. (Plan 57 /80, EF2 and 3.)


NEW TOWNSITE-MANYPEAKS.


Cones. No. 690/50. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve, under section 10 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, of the area described in the schedule hereto being defined and set apart


as "Town and Suburban Lands," and of such lands being hereafter known and distinguished as Manyp.::aks Townsite.

Schedule. All that portion of the Plantagenet Land Dis

trict bounded by lines starting at a point on the Western boundary of Plantagenet Location 2354, 1 chain 78.7 links South of the North-Western corner of that location, and extending 179 deg. 58 min. along the Western boundaries of locations 2354 and 1852 and onwards for a distance of 7 chains 30 links; thence 269 deg. 58 min., 32 chains; thence 349 deg. 38 min., 25 chains 41 and seventenths links to the North-Western side of Waniup Road; thence 328 deg. 24 min. 13 chains and thence 58 deg. 24 min. 50 chains 89 links to the starting point, as shown on Lands and Surveys Diagram 62025. (Plan 451C/40, F3.)


AMENDMENT OF BOUNDARIES. Cunderdin Townsite.

Department of Lands and Smveys, Perth, 20th June, 1951.

Cones. No. 3724/09, V2. IT is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve, under section 10 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, of the boundaries of Cunderdin Townsite being amended to incJude the area described ill the schedule hereunder.

Schedule. All that portion of land bounded by lines starting

at the North-Western corner of lot 50 of Avon Locations 2190 and 2222, as shown on Land Titles Office deposited plan 6113, and extending Easterly, South-Easterly and Southerly along boundaries of that lot to the Northern boundary of lot 46 of location 2222; thence Easterly and Southerly along boundaries of that lot, as shown on Lands Titles Office deposited diagram 5732, to the Northern side of road No. 10366; thence Easterly and generally South-East~rly along that side to th<: Northern side of a one chain road, a point on the Southern boundary of location 2223; thence Westerly along that side to an Eastern boundary of the Townsite; thence. Northerly, Westerly and South-Westerly along that townsite boundary to a North-Western corner of lot 45 of location 2190, as shown on Lands Titles Office deposited diagram 14146, a point in prolongation Southerly of the Western boundary of lot 50 of locations 2190 and 2222 and thence Northerly to and along that boundary to the starting point. (Plans 26D/40 and Cunderdin Sheet 1.)


LAND ACT, 1933-1950. (Section 89A.)

Farm Reconstruction Areas.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleased, under the provisions of section 89A of the Land Act, 1933-1950, to define and set apart the lands described in the schedule hereto as a "Farm Reconstruction Area."

Schedule. (Unencumbered Lands.)

Cones. 2505/51: Land-Yilgarn Locations 251 and 252; Plan 35/80, Cl.2; Former Lease 40322/55 and 40267/55.


CHANGE OF NAME OF ROAD. Mosman Pad:: Road District.


Cones. No. 2944/17. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve, under section 10 of

the Land Act, 1933-1950, of the name of James Street (road No. 6024), from Victoria Street to Fairligl1t Street in the Mosman Pad:: Road District being named Glanville Street, and such road shall hereafter be I-mown and distinguished as "Glanville Street" accordingly. (Plan lD/20, S.W.)


NAMING OF HAZELMERE. (Near Guildford.)


Cones. No. 2106/50. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the area in the vicinity of the junction of Bushmead Road, West Parade and Swan Street and being the whole of the land defined on Lands Titles Office Plan 5212 has been named "Hazelmere."


Tenders for the Pmchase of Portion of Victoria Location 2023 being lot Ml 780 the .subject of Diagram 8132 as comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1080, Folio 265.

THE LAND ACT, 1933-1950. (Section 89c.)

Department of Lands and Smveys, Perth, 20th June, 1951.

Cones. No. 6013/47. TENDERS are hereby invited for the purchase of portion of Victoria Location 2023 and being lot Ml 780 the subject of diagram 8132, for an estate in fee simple situated seven miles West of Caron.

Particulars :-Area: 2,941a. 3r. 34p. uncleared. Fencing: 146 chain plain wire on Western boundary (half interest). Rainfall: 14in.

Tenders must be accompanied by a deposit of ten ( 10) per cent. of the price tendered and must be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, Perth, and endorsed on the envelope "Tender for Portion of Victoria Location 2023, being lot Ml 780" and be lodged at this office by 3 p.m. on 18th July, 1951.

The successful tenderer will be required to pay the balance of his purchase money upon registration oi the transfer.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 8,ccepted.


LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.


IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned lots are now open for sale unde_r the conditions specified, by public auction, as provided by the Land Act, 1933-1950, at the following upset prices:-

Applications to be Lodged at Perth. Cones. No. 2401/51'. ERADU.-Suburban for Cultivation 3 and 5, £20

each. Cones. No. 2867 /51. KALAMUNDA.-Town 302, £20. Cones. No. 6059/50. KATANNING.-Town 695, 696, 704, '.705, 725, 734,

837, 845 and 931, £25 each; 683, 684, 690, 691, 694, 697, 700, 701, 702, 703, 726, 727, 728, 730, 731, 732, 735, 736, 737, 738, 740, 838, 839, 842, 843, 844 and 938, £20 each; Submban for Cultivation 647, £100; 873, £50.

Cones. No. 6226/50. NARROGIN.-Town 1064, £55; 1072, £50; 923,

1102 and 1108, £45 each; 429, £40; 116, 428, 914, 915, 948, 984, 1000 and 1003, £35 each; 937, 947, 981, 1001, 1002 and 1115, £30 each; 970, £27; 971 and 972, £25 each; 974, 975, 976, 977, 978, 985, 986, 987, 988, 989, 990, 997 and 998, £20 each; Suburban for Cultivation 796, £35; 795, 797 and 798, £30 each.

22 June, 1951.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1841 ---

Cones. No. 6061/50. PARKERVILLE.-Suburban for Cultivation 355,

£100; 356,357,358 and 359, £90 each; 360, £75. Plans showing the arrangement of the lots

referred to are now obtainable at this office and the offices of the various Government Land Agents.


APPLICATIONS FOR SALT LEASES. Hutt Lagoon.

Open on and after 4th July, 1951. Land Act, 1933-1950 (Section 116).


Cones. No. 4917/46. APPLICATIONS are invited for the leasing of areas of not more than 500 acres from vacant Crown lands situated on and adjoining Hutt Lagoon for the purpose of collection and manufacture of salt, such leases being subject to the regulation under the said Act governing the granting of leases for the said purpose, terms and rentals to be fixed after receipt of applications.

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of £2 5s. must be lodged at the Lands Department, Perth.

All applications lodged on or before 4th July, 1951, will be deemed to have been received on that date.

The provisions of section 135 (Land Board) of the said Act shall apply if necessary.

(Plans 159/80 and Pakington and Lynton.l


LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.

Under Part VI of the Land Act, 1933-1950.

WEDNESDAY, 8th AUGUST, 1951. North-West Division-Edjudina District.

657 /02. (Plans 33/300 & 34/300.l

IT is hereby notified for general information that the land contained within late Pastoral Leases 395/547, 395/549, 395/551 and 395/553 previously held by Messrs. Hardie, Craig and Chappelle and comprising 89,599 acres, 6,292 acres, 100,000 acres and 135,000 acres respectively, will be re-available for selection as from Wednesday, 8th August, 1951, subject to payment for improvements, if any.

WEDNESDAY, 15th AUGUST, 1951.

Kimberley Division-Dampier District. Cones. 1379/51. (Plan 128/300.l

IT is hereby notified for general information, that an area of about 64,000 acres, bounded by lines commencing at the South-Easternmost corner of late lease 396/463 and extending South about 500 chains, East about 1,280 chains, North about 500 chains and West about 1,280 chains to the starting point, will be available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, _15th August, 1951.

WEDNESDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1951.

Kimberley Division-Dampier District. Cones. No. 1969/51. (Plan 136/300.l

IT is hereby notified for general information that the land contained within late pastoral lease 396/646 comprising 50,000 acres and an additional area of about 17,560 acres bounded by lines commencing at the South-East corner of late lease 396/646 and extending East about 280 chains, North about 627 chains, West about 280 chains and South about 627 chains to the starting point, will be reavailable for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 29th August, 1951, subject to payment for improvements, if any.

North-West Division-Koondra District. Cones. No. 4784/14, Vol. 2. (Plans 90/300 and

91/300.l IT is hereby notified for general information that an area of about 342,182 acres being the surrendered portions of J. D. and W. G. Nicholas' lease 394/994

(Murramunda Station) will be re-available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 29th August, 1951, subject to payment for improvements valued at £350.

WEDNESDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, 1951.

Eucla Division-Mundrabilla District. Cones. 645/ 47. Plan 15/300.

IT is hereby notified for general information that an area of about 31,200 acres bounded by lines commencing at the South-West corner of lease 393/475 and extending North about 470 chains, West about 520 chains and South about 670 chains to the coastline; thence generally North-Easterly along the said coastline to the starting point, will be available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 12th September, 1951, subject to payments for improvements, if any.

North-West Division-Koondra District. Cones. No. 2944/23. 90/300.

IT is hereby notified for general information that the land contained within late pastoral leases 394/ 977 and 394/1259, previously held by J. D. & W. G. Nicholas and comprising 26,907 acres and 42,000 acres, respectively, will be available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 12th September, 1951, subject to payment for improvements, if any.


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the :1reas scheduled hereunder are available for selection under Part V of the Land Act, 1933-1950, and the regulations a,ppertaining thereto, subject to the provisions of the. said Act.

Applications must be lodged at the '.Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, not later than the date specified, but may be lodged before such date, if so desired.

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

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the applicants for the blocks will be duly notified of the elate, time, and place of the meeting of the Board, and there shall be an interval of at least three days between the closing date and the sitting of the Board.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any location made available for that purpose must talrn the balance thereof, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

All marketable timber, including sandalwood and mallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the provisions of Clause 18 of the Regulations.

SCHEDULE.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.

WEDNESDAY, 4th JULY, 1951.

Avon District (about 2 miles North-East of Lake Brown).

Corr. No. 2363/33. (Plan 54/80, B3 & 4.l Location 25335, containing 452a. 2r. 19p., at 4s.

per acre; classification page 10 of 2363/33; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application; being M. H. Ball's cancelled lease 68/4037. Deposit required, £1 10s. 9d.

Avon District (about 12 miles North-East of Lake Brown).

Corr. No. 1933/30. (Plan 54/80, C2.l Locations 25462 and 26598, containing 1,839a. 3r.

l0p. and 160a. respectively, at 2s. 9d. per acre; classification page 12 of 1933/30; subject to exemp-


tion from road rates for two years from the date of approval of application; being T. Cottier's can~ celled lease 68/2841. Deposit required, £2 ls. 6d.

Hay District (about 14 miles South-West of · Tenterdenl.

Con. No. 867 /38. (Plan 444/80, DE2 & 3.l Locations 1234 and 976, containing 1,387a. Or.

32p. and 1,031a. lr. 6p. respectively; at 7s. 6d. per acre; subject to payment for improvements.

Kojonup and Kent Districts (about 7 miles North-West of Ongerupl.

Corr. No. 58/51. (Plan 418/80, B4.l The area of about 1,000 acres bounded by lines

commencing at the North-East corner of Kojonup Location 5645 and extending North about 100 chains; thence West about 100 chains and South about 100 chains; thence East to the starting point; subject to survey, classification and pricing. Deposit required, £8 13s.

Ninghan District (about 18 miles North-West of Lake Brown).

Corr. No. 4607/27. (Plan 54/80, Al.l Location 2775, containing 1,115a. 3r., at 2s. 9d.

per acre; classification page 9 of 4607/27; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application; being L. J. F. Burke's cancelled lease 68/1170. Deposit required,

··n 16s. 9d.

Plantagenet District (about 2 miles North-West of Marbellupl.

Corr. No. 8957/09. (Plan 451D/40, B4.l Location 2663, containing 160a.; subject to classi

fication pricing and exemption from road rates for two' years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 6s. 3d.

Roe District (about 1 mile North of Pingaring l .

Corr. No. 4203/27. (Plan 376/80, DE3 & 4.l Location 507, containing 1,204a. lr. 9p.; classi

fication page 4 of 4203/27; subject to pricing and exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 18s.

Roe District (about 4 miles South-East of Burngupl.

Corr. No. 6323/50. (Plan 387/80, E3.l Location 556, containing 2,054a. 2r. 29p., at 5s.

per acre; classification page 24A of 2430/28; subject to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness; being T. W. Whittle's cancelled application. Deposit required, £2 4s.

Roe District (about 4 miles South-West of Lake Carmody).

Corr. No. 611/32. (Plan 375/80, D2.l Location 1132, containing 2,499a. lr. 23p., at 4s.

9d. per acre; classification page 32 of 611/32; sub_iect to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 4s.

Roe District (about 2½ miles South-East of Lake Gulsonl .

Corr. No. 2295/29. (Plans 375/80, F4; 388/80, Fl.l Location 1272, containing 1,050a. Or. 28p., at 3s.

9d. per acre; classification page 31 of 2295/29; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 16s. 9d.

Roe District (about 15 miles North of Lake Biddy).

Corr. No. 1217 /31. (Plan 375/80, A4.l Location 1721, containing 2,365a. 2r. 19p., at 4s.

9d. per acre; classification page 39 of 4570/27; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 4s.

Roe District (about 24 miles North of Newdegate).

Corr. No. 1788/31. (Plan 375/80, B & C3.l Location 1723, containing 2,268a. Or. 7p., at 5s.

per acre; classification page 13 of 582/28; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 4s.

Roe District ( 15 miles South-West of Lalrn Carmody).

Corr. No. 3294/28. (Plan 375/80, C3.l Locations 1727 and 1788, containing 2,731a. 3r.

6p. and 160a. respectively, at 4s. per acre; classification page 3 of 582/28; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 6s. 6d.

Victoria District (about 18 miles North-East of Yunal.

Corr. No. 1600/51. (Plan 161/80, AB2.l The area of about 3,700 acres bounded by lines

commencing at the South-West corner of Victoria Location 9352 and extending South-Westerly to the North-Easternmost corner of location 9331; thence West to the North-West corner of location 9722; thence North-Westerly to the South-West corner of location 8687: thence East to and across road No. 8624 to its Eastern side; thence North, East and North-Easterly along the same side of said road No. 8624 and skirting the South and East boundaries of reserve No. 21520 to the Western side of location 9314; thence South to the starting point; subject to survey, classification, pricing and to provision of any necessary roads. Deposit required, £16 6s.

Williams District (near Cuballingl. Corr. No. 6164/24. (Plan 378D/40, C4.l Locations 14918 and 14919, containing about 3a.

and about 17a. respectively; purchase price: £7 and £15 respectively; available to adjoining holders only, subject to survey and to timber conditions.

Williams District (about 9 miles North-East of Toolibinl.

Corr. No. 2025/51. (Plan 386A/40, Bl.l The area of about 4'i0 acres bounded on the

North by Williams Location 13898; on the East and South by locations 10026, 14431, 11456 and 13094; on the West by the Eastern side of a protected road adjoining locations 7757 and 7125; subject to survey, classification and pricing. Deposit required, £6 8s.

WEDNESDAY, 11th JULY, 1951. Avon District (near Billericayl.

Corr. No. 4655/28. (Plan 345/80, AB3.l Locations 25767 and 25908, containing 3,118a. lr.,

at 6s. per acre. Deposit required, £2 8s. 6d.

Esperance District (about 3 miles West of Esperancel.

Corr. No. 447/51. (Plan Esperance, Sheet 1.l Open under Part V, Section 53.

Location 98, containing 19a. 3r. 30p., at 15s. per acre; classification page 6 of 144 7 / 51; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 15s.


Esperance District (about 3 miles East of Gibson).

Con. No. 6398/50. (Plan 423/80, D2.l An area of about 1,700 acres bounded on tl1e

West by locations 626 and 625, on the South by location 633, on the East by a one-chain road running along the Vvestern boundaries of locations 635 and 649, and on the North by the Westward prolongation of the Northern boundary of location 649.

An area of about 1,160 acres bounded by lines commencing at the South-East corner of location 1408 and extending East about 68 chains, North about 170 clrnins, "\,Vest about 68 chains, and South about 170 chains to the starting point.

Subject to survey, classification, pricing and the foliowing special conditions:-

(al Tl1e maximum area allowed to be selected by any one person is limited to 2,500 acres.

(b) Tl1e selector or his agent must take up residence within one year from the date of approval of application, and make it his habitual residence for tl1e following five years.

(cl After the first year the selector shall clear, cultivate and lay down in pasturns one-tenth of tl1e arE& each year for the next succeeding four years; such clearing, cultivation and pastures shall be properly maintained.

Being H. R. F. Robinson's cancelled applications. Deposits required, £11 7s. and £9 8s. respectively.

Jandakot A.A. District (about 1 mile North-East of Jandakot).

Con. No. 1915/50. (Plan 341A/40, B & Cl.l Location 158, containing 125a. 2r. 33p., at 10s.

per acre; classification page 35 of 1550/41; subject to exemption from road rates for tvrn yearn from date of approval of application; being L. G. Nichols' cancelled lease 347/6453. Deposit required, £1 6s. 3d.

Nelson District (near Tenyl. Con. No. 1159/37. (Plan 442C/40, F4.l Locations 6872, 68'13, 6890, 6892, 6893, 10265 and

10266, containing 50a., 83a., 66a., 73a. 3r., 90a., 104a. 3r. llp. and 120a. Or. 20p. respectively; subject to pricing, timber conditions, conditio·ns governing selection in this di.strict and to termination of pastoral license 3108/447. Deposit required, n 5s. for each block.

Ninghan District (about 8 miles Soutl1 of Beacon).

Con. No. 1448/51. (Plan 66/80, C4.l Location 2340, containing 3,642a. 2r. 36p., at 2s.

9d. per acre; classifica~lon page 37 of 5583/25; subject to exemption fl'ori:J. road rates for two yea1·s from date of approval of application; being C. H. Potts' cancelled application. Deposit required, £2 10s. 6d.

Plantagenet District (about 8 miles East of Mount Barker).

Con. No. 241/51. (Plan 451A/40, Cl.l The area of about 400 acres bounded by lines

commencing at tl1e South-Vvest corner of Plantagenet Location 3243 and extending about 70 chains Westerly along the Nonl1ern side of road No. 9257; thence North about 55 chains; thence East about 70 chains to a Western boundary of location 5144; thence South along· boundaries of said locations 5144 and 3242 to the starting point; subject to smvey, classification and pricing. Deposit required, £6 8s.

Plantagenet District (about 8 miles North-East of Kalganl.

Con. No. 3185/50. (Plan 451C/40, F3.l

The area of about 315 acres bounded by lines commencing at the North-East corner of Plantagenet Location 3557 and extending East to the Western boundary of location 2989; thence Soutl1 to the South-West corner of the said location 2989; thence West about 15 chains; thence South about

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90 chains to the Nortl1ern boundary of location 1544; thence West about 25 chains; thence North to and along the Eastern boundary of said location 3557 to the starting point; subject to survey and pricing. Deposit required £5 19s.

Plantagenet District (about 2 miles South-East of Laurierl.

Con. No. 5778/50. (Plan 435/80, B2 & 3.l

The area of about 4,200 acres bounded by lines commencing ac the Soutl1-West corner of Kent Location 550 and extending South about 130 chains; thence vVtcst about 80 chains; thence South aoout 93 chains to the South-Vvest corner of Plantagenet Location 3905: thencE: West about 20 chains; thence North and West repeatedly along boundaries of Plantagenet Locations 5173 and 3017 to the NorthVilest corner of the last mentioned location; thence North-Easterly and Northerly along the Eastern side of a protected road to the South-\Vest corner of Plantagenet Location 2862; tl1ence respectively }~ast, North and vVest along· boundaries of said location 2862 to the South-East corner of Plantagem:t Location 1755; thence North to the South-Westernmost corner of Plantagenet Location 1869; thenc2 East and North respectively along boundaries of locations 1869 and 1870 to the South-'Nc:,t corner of Plantagenet Location 2322; thence East about 25 chains; thence South and East respectively to and along· boundaries of Plantagenet Location 3790 to its South-East corner; thence South to the starting point; subject L ,; ___ vcY and pricing. Deposit required, £17 4s.

Roe District (about 11 miles North-East of Pingaringl.

Con. No. 3895/2'7. (Plan 376/80, F3.l

Location 503, contabing· 2,389a. 2r. 19p., at 5s. 6d. per acre; classification page 7 of 3895/27; subject to payment for improvements. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancdled. Deposit required, £2 4s.

Roe District (near Lake Carmody).

Con. No. 4616/29. (Plan 375/30, El & 2.)

Location 1112, contsining 1,135a. 3r. 9p., at 3s. 6d. per acre; classification page 75 of 315/28; sub-5ect to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. Tl1e previous Gazet;;c notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 16s. 9d.

Roe District (about 2 miles South--East of Lake Carmody).

Con. No. 1015/33. (Plan 375/80, E & F 1. & 2.l Location 1113, containing 1,122a. 3r. 34p., at 4s.

6d. per acre; classification page 1 '? of 1015/33: s11bjcct to payment for imprnvements, if any. Tl1e orevious Gazette notice concen:ing this l0cation is hereby canc:,lled. Deposit requh-cd, £1 16s. 9d.

Roe District (about 2 miles East of Late Carmody).

Con. No. 1770/37. (Plan 375/80, Fl & 2.l Location 1114, containing 1,248a. 2r. 30p., at 4s.

3d. per acre; classification page 10 of 5083/28; subject to exemption from road l'ates for two years from date of approval of application. 'Th," previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 18s.

Roe District (near Lake Carmody). Con. No. 3203/28. (Plan 375/80, DEU Locations 1126 and 1372, containing 1,769a. 3r. 7p.,

at 4s. 3d. oer acre; classification page 20 of 3203/28; subject to payment for imprnvements, if any. The previous Gazette notice concerning these locations is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 Os. 9d.

Roe District (about 5 miles North-East of Newdegatel.

Con. No. 821/27. (Plan 388/80, C3.l Location 1260, containing 1,120a. 2r. 30p., at 4s.

per acre; classification page 11 of 5735/28; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from


date of approval of application, and to poison conditions. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required,

· £1 16s. 9d.

Roe District (about 6 miles South-East of Karlgarin).

Con. No. 2984/30. (Plan 376/80, Fl & 2.) Location 1283, containing 1,149a. Or. 37p., at 4s.

3d. per acre; classification page 8 of 2984/30; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 16s. 9d.

Victoria District (about 11 miles West of Winchester) .

Con. No. 2336/50. (Plans 94/80, F3 & 4; 95/80, A3 & 4.)

Location 9920, containing about 5,000a.; subject to survey, classification and pricing; being R. F. W. Clarke's cancelled application. Deposit required, £18 2s.

WEDNESDAY, 18th JULY, 1951. Avon District (near Woyerling).

Con. No. 5374/07. (Plan 378B/40, EU The area of about 230 acres comprising Avon

Location 7467 and the land adjoining its Southern boundary and bounded on the East, South and West by locations 8856, 5530 and 14417; subject to survey, classification and pricing. Deposit required, £5 4s.

Jilbadji District (about 13 miles East of Tandagin).

Corr. No. 4103/28. (Plan 24/80, F4.l Location 158, containing 400a. 2r. 35p., at 3s. 9d.

per acre; classification page 9 of 4103/28; subject to mining conditions and exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 10s.

Kent District (about 21 miles South-East of Pingrup)_

Con. No. 980/51. (Plan 418/80, E3 & 4.) The area of about 850 acres bounded by lines

commencing at the North-East corner of Kent Location 366 and extending West about 120 chains along the Northern boundary of that location to the South-Eastern side of a surveyed road; thence North-Easterly along the said side of the said road to reserve No. 10010 (Rabbit Proof Fence); thence Easterly about 47 chains along the Southern side of the said reserve; thence South to the starting point; subject to survey, classification and pricing. Deposit required, £8 4s.

Melbourne District (about 16 miles West of Gillingana).

Corr. No. 1883/51. (Plan 58/80, A4.l Location 3566, containing about 3,700a.; subject

to survey, classification and pricing and the pro vision of any necessary roads and reserves on survey; all applications will be referred to a Board of Inquiry; being J. W. Barry's cancelled application. Deposit required, £16 6s.

Melbourne District (about 2 miles North-East of Gunyidil .

Con. No. 5466/47. (Plan 90/80, C & D3.l Location 8737, containing 3,784a. 2r. lp.; classi

fication page 15 of 551/38; subject to pricing and exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application; being J. R. Friend's cancelled lease 347 /4829. Deposit required, £2 10s. 6d.

Nelson District (near Collins). Con. No. 1918/48. (Plan 442B/40, E2.l Location 11994, containing 99a. 3r. 30p., at 15s.

per acre; subject to timber conditions, and to conditions governing selection in this district. Deposit required, £1 5s.

Nelson District (about 3 miles North of Asplin).

Corr. No. 1355/23. (Plan 415D/40, C3.) The area of about 630 acres bounded on the

East by Nelson Location 8490: on the South by location 3544; on the West by location 1528 and on the North by road No. 3340; subject to survey, classification, pricing, timber conditions and to conditions governing- selection in this district. Deposit required, £7 6s.

Ninghan District (about 9 miles South of Jingymia).

Corr. No. 1537 /27. (Plan 65/80, E4.) Location 2589, containing 1,671a. 3r. 23p., at 3s.

per acre; subject to payment for improvements. Deposit required, £2 0s. 9d.

Ninghan District (about 4} miles East of Bonnie Rock) .

Corr. No. 5786/49. (Plan 67/80, C3 & 4.) Locations 3072 and 3073, containing 925a. 3r. 36p.

and 736a. Or. 5p. respectively; classification page l0A of 6319/27; subject to survey, pricing and exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning these locations is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 0s. 9d.

Ninghan District (near Marinda). Corr. No. 1723/51. (Plan 66/80, B2 & 3.l Locations 3837 and 3964, containing 935a. 2r. 2p.

and about 68a. respectively, at 2s. per acre, ex survey fee; classification page 10 of 1019/21; location 3837 is subject to survey and Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness. The previous Gazette notice concerning these locations is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £9 8s.

Peel Estate (about 3 miles South-East of Mandogalup.)

Open under Part V of the Land Act, 1933-1948, as modified by Part VIII.

Corr. 1838/20, Vol. 4. (Plans 341A/40, C2; 341D/40, C3.l

Lots 103, 109, 122, 16, 17, 445 and 446, containing 105a. lr. 5p., 133a. Or. 9p., 24a. 2r. 18p., 52a. Or. llp., 52a. Or. 3p., 52a. Or., 8p. and 51a. 3r. 36p. respectively, at £73 8s., £77 12s., £25 14s., £36 4s., £36 4s., £"36 4s. and £36 4s. respectively; to ex-servicemen: half-yearly instalments-first 5 years' interest only at 4½% per annum £1 13s., £1 14s. lld., £1 13s., 16s. 4d., 16s. 4d., 16s. 4d. and 16s. 4d. respectively; balance 35 years' principal and interest at 4½% per annum £2 0s. lld., £2 3s. 3d., 14s. 4d., £1 0s. 2d., £1 0s. 2d., £1 0s. 2d. and £1 0s. 2d. respectively; civilians: halfyearly instalments-first 5 years' interest only at 5% per annum £1 16s. 9d., £1 18s. l0d., 12s. l0d., 18s. ld., 18s. ld., 18s. ld. and 18s. ld. respectively; balance 35 years' principal and interest at 5% per annum £2 3s. 6d., £2 6s., 15s. 3d., £1 ls. 6d., £1 ls. 6d., £1 ls. 6d. and £1 ls. 6d. respectively; lots 16, 17, 445 and 446 are subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application; all lots are subject to the special conditions which govern selection in this estate; being J. C. P. Clarl,'s cancelled applications with regard to lot 103, 109 and 122. The previous Gazette notice concerning the remainder is hereby cancelled. Deposits required, first half year's rent plus £1.

Plantagenet District (about 10 miles North-East of Nanikup).

Corr. No. 1557/51. (Plan 451A/40, CU Locations 3201 and 3305, containing 100a. and

241a. 2r. respectively, at 7s. 9d. per acre; classification page 84 of 3379/11; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application and also to the following special conditions:-(a) The maximum area which any one person may hold under these conditions in this particular area is limited to 800 acres with a maximum area of 500 acres of cultivable land suitable for establishing pasture; (b) one-fifth of the cultivable area must be cleared with three years and

22 June, 1951.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1845 ------

two-fifths within five years from the date of inception of the lease. Such clearing must be at a stage sufficient to establish pasture; Cc) Nine-tenths of the cleared area must be sown to pasture with superphosphate within 15 months of clearing; being S. Green's cancelled application. Deposit required, £1 10s.

Plantagenet District (about 9 miles South-West of Formby).

Con. No. 1473/51. (Plan 436C/40, E3.) The area of about 4,100 acres bounded on the

West by Plantagenet Location 3371; on the North by locations 4027 and 3913: on the East and SouthEast by said location 3913 and a proposed road extending from a South-East corner of that location to the North-East corner of location 3652 and the continuation thereof along the North-West boundaries of locations 3652 and 3651 to the SouthEast corner of said location 3371: subject to survey, classification and pricing. Deposit required, £17 4s.

Roe District (about 12 miles South-West of Lake Varley).

Con. No. 590/29. (Plan 375/80, C3 & 4.) Location 1728, containing 2,617a. lr. 33p., at 4s.

6d. per acre; classification page 4 of 582/28; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled Deposit required, £2 6s. 6d.

Roe District (near The Humps). Con. No. 1318/51. (Plan 346/80, A3.l The area of about 800 acres bounded by lines

commencing at the North-East corner of Roe Location 1039 and extending West about 80 chains; thence North about 100 chains; thence East about 80 chains to the North-West corner of reserve No. 4672 (The Humps); thence South to the starting point; subject to survey, classification and pricing. Deposit required, £7 15s.

Victoria District (about 4 miles North-East of Beatty Siding).

Con. No. 1483/49. (Plan 156B/4:0, FU Lbcation 7091, containing 2,731a. Or. 32p., at 4s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 42 of 1483/49; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application; being W. B. McGlashan's cancelled lease 347/5731. Deposit required, £2 6s. 6d.

Victoria District (near Mulle,val. Con. No. 1953/04, Vol. 4. (Plans 156/80, D3;

156B/40, D2.l The area of about 150 acres bounded by lines

commencing at the North-West corner of Victoria Location 9821 and extending West about 30 chains; thence South about 52 chains; thence East about 30 chains, and North about 52 chains to the startins point; subject to survey, classification, pricing and to the provision of any necessary roads. Deposit required, £4 3s.

Victoria District (near Rumble Spring). Corr. No. 2907 /51. (Plans 159/80, CDEFl & 2;

192/80, F4.l Ca) All vacant Crown land on Public Plan 159/80

situated Eastward from Hutt Lag·oon (excluding reserves and proposed or existing roads): (b) the area of about 3,600 acres situated on Public Plan 192/80 and bounded by lines commencing at the intersection of the Westernmost boundary of Victoria Location 4049 and the plan border and extending North about 152 chains; thence West about 243 chains; thence South to the plan border and Easterly to the starting point; both areas subject to survey, classification, pricing and to lJrovision of any necessary roads. Deposit required for 5,000 acres, £18 2s.

Williams District (about 5½ miles South-West of Dumbleyung Lake).

Con. No. 1276/51. (Plan 408D/40, A3.) Location 6660, containing about 60 acres; classi

fication page 6 of 1276/51; subject to pricing; being S. Farmer's cancelled lease 29368/55. Deposit required, £1 5s.

Williams District (near No Man's Lake). Con. No. 1881/51. (Plan 385B/40, F2.) The area of about 250 acres boundc:d on the South

by Williams Location 10643; on the West by location 8539; on the North and East by the Railway Reserve and a surveyed road passing through the said reserve; subject to survey, classification and pricing. Deposit required, £5 4s.


LAND ACT, 1933-1950. (Parts V and VII.)

Land Open For Selection. Yilgarn District CBoodarockin to Narla).

Applications Close 18th July, 1951. Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 20th June, 1951. Cones. No. 5866/23.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that Yilgarn locations scheduled hereunder are available for selection under Part V (section 47) of the Land Act, 1933-1950, and the regulations thereunder, subject to the provisions of the said Act, at th2 prices per acre shown and subject to such charges for improvements as shall be determined and also, that the said lands are, alternatively'. available for leasing under the provisions of section 116 of the said Act, at such rentals as shall be determined and subject to the special conditions enumerated hereunder. Where applicable mining conditions will be inserted in all leases.

Conditions for Leasing Under Section 116. Type of Lease.

1. Special Leases for cropping and grazing will, upon approval of applications, be issued under the provisions of s2ction 116 of the Land Act 1933-1950, with terms to expire on 31st Decembe{·, 1967, unless in particular cases a shorter term be decided on.

2. No Special Lease will be granted to any person who is not already the holder of at least 1,000 acres of freehold or conditional purchase land adjacent to the area applied for by such person.

Qualifications. 3. Any person holding only a Special Lease for

cropping and grazing, consisting· of at least 1 ooo acres, for a term of 10 years, may be granted a conditional purchase lease with freehold rights subject to the provisions of the Land Act. '

4. No person will be granted an area in the aggregate in excess of 7,000 acres.

5. A husband and wife will be considered as one person when calculating the maximum area to be acquired either jointly or severally.

Rentals. 6. Special Leases granted will be at a rental

to be fixed by the Department as at the date of commencement, and be subject to appraisement as at 1st July, 1954, and 1st July, 1961. Rent will not be charged for improvements effected by the lessee.

7. Settlers will have the right to appeal against rentals fixed on re-appraisement, to a Board of Arbitration to consist of a representative of the settler, a representative of the Department, and a magistrate of the Local Court, as chairman.

Restrictions and Limitations. 3. If, during the term of the Special Lease, the

settler fails to continue in ownership of his freehold or conditional purchase lands, then the Minister may, at his discretion, cancel the Special Lease.


9. Special Lease so granted will be subject to the restrictions and limitations in regard to transfers, mortgages and subleases, as prescribed by the provisions of the Land Act, 1933-1950, and as are applicable to conditional purchase leases. Timber Reservations and Rights to the Crown.

10. No timber or scrub on the land in any such Special Lease shall be ringbarked, cut, destroyed or removed, without the approval in writing of the Conservator of Forests who may direct and prescribe that such timber or scrub as he deems necessary shall be preserved to prevent soil erosion and/or provide shade and shelter for stock.

11. All marketable timber on the land in any Special Lease will be reserved to the Crown, save that the less2e may fell such timber and use it for his own reasonable requirements for domestic purposes, or in the construction and maintenance of fences, stockyards, buildings, or other erections in connection with fanning operations on the lands leased.

12. The ordinary rights of resumption and reservations usually inserted in leases from the Crown will apply.

Improvement Conditions. 13. The settler will be required to improve for

farming purposes the lands in his Special Lease to an amount of ls. per acre per annum for the first seven years of the term: Provided that the value of existing improvements shall be taken into account in reckoning the value of the required improvements, but for the purposes of this provision existing improvements will not be valued at a higher figure than the amount which they add to the value of the land at the date of valuation.

14. The settler will be required to maintain improvements on his Special Lease in good order and shall keep cleared land from becoming overgrown with scrub or trees.

15. The settler will have the right to claim compensation upon expiration of his Special Lease, if it be not renewed for a further term, equal to the added value which the improvements effected by him in their then condition give to the land at that date, provided that there shall be deducted from the added value which all the improvements on the ieased land give to it at the date of valuation for compensation purposes, the added value so given by the improvements that existed on the land at the date of commencement of the lease, regardless of their cost or value at that date in order to ascertain the added value given to the land by the improvements effected by the settler. Provided that such right to claim compensation shall not arise if the settler himself shall choose not to seek a renewal of his Special Lease.

16. If the settler be not prepared to accept the Department's offer of compensation in such cases, he will be given the right of appeal to the Board of Arbitration as established for reappraisement purposes.

17. The settler will be required to agree to a description of the existing improvements at the date of commencement of the special lease.

Residence. 18. The settler will be required to reside on

his Special Lease (or his adjacent freehold or conditional purchase land) for not less than six months in each of the first seven years of the term of his special lease: Provided that the Minister may at his discretion waive this condition in special cases: Provided also that residence of the wife or a parent of the settler, or a child of the settler of the age of over 16 years, or other near relative approved by the Minister, may be accepted in lieu.

Use of the Land. 19. The settler· will be required to cultivate in

each year after the first, not less than one-sixth of the cleared area of his Special Lease during the period of his lease: Provided that such cultivation shall be carried out in such manner as to ensure that every part of the cleared land within the area leased shall be cultivated at least once in every six years. For the purposes of this clause, the land which had been cleared prior to the date of the comencement of the lease and on which there existed at that date a re-growth which would cost more than 8s. per acre to remove by efficient .methods shall be deemed to be uncleared land.

20. The settler will be required to stock and keep stocked during the full term of his Special Lease the cleared land within such lease, with not less than one sheep to every 10 acres, or the equivalent thereof in large stock, and similarly uncleared land with not less than one sheep to every 30 acres, or the equivalent thereof in large stock: Provided that at his discretion the Minister may grant p.0 rmission to the settler to carry for any specific period a 13s;:; number of stock than otherwis2 requirnd. For the purpose of this clause, six sheep shall be deemed to be equal to one head of large stock.

21. Power will be reserved to tl1e Minister to direct that the number of stock depasturing on any Sp2cial Lease be reduced if the Minister is of the opinion that any such lease is overstocked to an extent sufficient or likely to cause permanent damage to the land. Right of appeal to the Board of Arbitration alrwdy ref,3rred to in clause 7 shall rest with the lessee in such case and the Board's determination shall be final.

Schedule. Yilgarn Area. Total price Location. a. r. p. per acre.

595 944 0 4 3 0 596 993 1 32 3 0 597 1,029 0 17 3 0 598 1,000 1 34 3 0 599 1,223 1 37 2 9 600 8'70 0 13 3 0 601 1,002 0 10 3 0 602 1,000 3 25 3 0 604 1,274 1 32 2 9 605 979 0 35 3 0 606 1,003 0 4 3 0 607 1,027 2 26 3 0 608 1,004 3 19 3 0 609 977 2 14 3 0 610 1,001 0 7 3 0 700 1,14'7 2 34 3 0 701 1,218 1 10 2 9 702 1,116 1 2 3 0 '703 1,193 2 17 3 0 704 636 3 36 3 3 705 1,123 0 19 3 0 706 787 3 4 3 3 707}

1332 564 0 0 3 3 708 968 0 0 3 0 709 999 1 29 3 0 710 967 2 27 3 0 983 2,506 1 1 2 6

1002 2,344 1 25 2 6 1072 1,465 2 27 2 9 1073 1,538 0 12 3 0 1074 1,606 0 19 2 9 1076 1,973 3 37 2 9 1303 1,504 0 6 2 9

Deposits required-Part V (Conditional Purchase), £2 14s. 3d.; Section 116 (Special Lease), £1 5s.

(Plans 35, 36, 53, 54/80.) H. E. SMITH,

Under Secretary for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.

WHEREAS The Minister for Lands, being the owner of land over or along which the undermentioned road, in the Belmont Park Road District passes, has applied to the BELMONT PARK Road Board to close the said road, which is more particularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

10860/06, V.3. B.516. Portion of Miller Avenue, Belmont, along

the South-Western boundaries of lots 163, 164, 165, 166 and 167 of Swan Location 30, from Morrison Street to the Western corner of lot 167. (L.T.O. Plan 4987.) (Plan lD/20, N.E.)

WHEREAS the Minister for Lands being the owner of land over or along which the undermentioned road, in the Melville Road District passes,

22 June, 1951.] GOVERNlVl:ENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1847 -----------------------------------------

has applied to the MELVILLE Road Board to close the said road, which is more particularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

4798/49. M.498. Portion of road No. 4188 (Tamar Street),

from road No. 8728 (McKimmie Road) to road No. 10749 at the North-Eastern corner of Cockburn Sound Location 727. (Plan lD/20, S.W.l

WHEREAS The Minister for Lands, being the owner of land over or along which the undermentioned road, in the Perth Road District passes, has applied to the PERTH Road Board to close the said road, which is more particularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

7483/50. P.390. The surveyed road through Reserve

21868, from the surveyed road on the Southern boundary to Herdsman Parade, on the Eastern boundary of the said reserve. (Plan Herdsman Lake.l

WHEREAS Hector John Lacey, Ernest Harold Lacey and Montague Linfoot, being the owners of land over or along which the undermentioned road, in the South Perth Road District passes, has applied to the SOUTH PERTH Road Board to close the said road, which is more particularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

3602/49. S.114. Regazettal of confirmation. The sur

veyed road (Road No. 10702) along the Western boundary of lot 5 of Section C. of Swan Location 38a, between Dyson Street and Salisbury Avenue. as shown on L.T.O. Plan 143. (Plan lD/20, S.E.l

And whereas such applications have been duly published in the Government Gazette:

And whereas the said Boards have assented to the said applications:

And whereas the Governor in Executive Council has confirmed the said assents:

It is hereby notified that the said roads are closed. Dated this 20th, day of June, 1951.


PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS. Tenders, closing at Perth, 2.30 p.m., on dates

mentioned hereunder, are invited for the following:-

Fimiston Police Station and Quarters ( 11441l; 26th June, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Kalgoorlie, on and after 12th June, 1951.

Wongan Hills Police Station-Repairs and Renovations (11442); 26th June, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Police Station, Wongan Hills, on and after 12th June, 1951.

Doodlakine School-Latrines and Sewerage ( 11443); 26th June, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Menedin, on and after 12th June, 1951.

Collie Hospital-Additions ( 11444); 26th June, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Bunbury, and ClE'rk of Courts, Collie, on and after 12th June, 1951.

Kukerin School-Additions ( 11445); 26th June, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Narrogin, and Courthouse, Wagin, on and after 12th June, 1951.

Mt .. Lawley Native Girls' Home-Alterations (11446); 26th June, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 12th June, 1951.

Leonora Court House and Mining Registrar's Office-Repairs and Renovations ( 11447); 26th June, 1951; conditions may be seen at. the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Kalgoorlie, and Mining Registrar's Office, Leonora, on and after 12th June, 1951.

Kookynie-New 30 ft. x 20 ft. Framed Classroom ( 11448); 26th June, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Kal~ goorlie, Oll and after 12,th Jim~, !~(it, ··

Graylands School-New Shelter Shed and Kitchen (11449); 26th June, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 12th June, 1951.

Nanogin (Vailimal Maternity Hospital-Repairs and Renovations ( 11458); 26th June, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Narrogin, on and after 5th June, 1951.

Baker's Hill-G.W.S. Caretaker's Quarters-· Additions ( 11456); 3rd July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Northam, on and after 19th June, 1951.

Piesses Brook School-Additions ( 11455); 3rd July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 19th June, 1951.

Conigin School and Quarters-Septic Tank Installation (11454); 3rd July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Narrogin, and Police Station, Conigin, on and after 19th June, 1951.

Claremont Old Men's Home-Additions and Remodelling (11453); 3rd July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 19th June, 1951.

Meekathana Doctor's Residence-Repairs and Renovations ( 11452); 3rd July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Geraldton, and Mining Registrar's Office, Meelrntharra, on and after 19th June, 1951.

Kulin Police Station and Quarters-Repairs and Renovations (11451); 3rd July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Narrogin, and Police Station, Kulin, on and after 19th June, 1951.

Mundaring Weir to Kalamunda Pipe Line Clearing Contract ( 11457); 26th June, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.'\il/.D., Perth, and at G.VV.S., Northam, and No. 1 Pumping Station, Mundaring Weir.

Purchase of Property-Somerville School; 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at P.vV.D. Office, Kalgoorlie, Police Station, Coolgardie, P.W.D., Perth.

Kookynie-New 30ft. x 20ft. Framed Classroom ( 11459); 3rd July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Kalgoorlie, on and after 12th June, 1951.

South Coogee School and Quarters-Additions and •Repairs and Renovations ( ll.465); 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.VV.D., Perth and Fremantle on and after 26th June, 1951.

Kununoppin Hospital-Additions ( 11464); 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin, and District Hospital, Kununoppin, 011 and after 26th June, 1951.

D2mnark Police Station and Quarters-Repairs and Renovations ( 11463); 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Albany, and Police Station, Denmark, on and after 26th June, 1951.

Katanning New Courthouse (11462); 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Albany, and Clerk of Courts, Katanning, 011 and after 26th June, 1951.

lVIenedin School-Alterations to Classroom to Form Science Room (11460}; 3rd July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin, on and after 26th June, 1951.

Moora Hospital-Internal and External Renovations ( 11461); 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Police Station, Moora, on and after 26th June, 1951.

Dandarragan School-Removal of Classroom from Merkanooka ( 11471); 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Police Station, Moora, on ancl ?,fter 26th ,June, 1951, ' , ·· '


Narrogin New High School-Erection (11472); 17th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.Vv.D., Perth, and Narrogin. on and after 26th June, 1951.

Quairading School-Removal of Wamenusking Quarters (11470); 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin, and Police Station, Quairading, on and after 26th June, 1951.

G.W.S. Pumping Station No. 4-Cottages-Repairs and Renovations (11469); 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin, on and after 26th June, 1951.

Wembley New Police Station and Quarters (11468); 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 26th June, 1951.

Moora Hospital-New Sewerage and Foul Water (11467); 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Moora Police Station, on and after 26th June, 1951.

Albany High School-Caretalrnr's Quarters (11466); 10th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Albany, on and after 26th June, 1951.

Purchase of Property-South Tammin School; 17th July, 1951; conditions may be seen at Tammin Police Station, P.W.D. Office, Northam, Cunderdin Police Station and P.W.D., Perth.

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are to be addressed to "The Hon. the Minister for Works, Public Works Department, The Barracks, St. George's Place, Perth," and must be indorsed "Tender." The highest, lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

W. C. WILLIAMS,

22nd June, 1951. Under Secretary for Works.

CORRECTION. PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1902-1950.

Bicton School-Extension. P.W. 852/47.

NOTICE of Resumption, relative to above appearing in Government Gazette of the 11th May, 1951, is hereby amended in respect of the Description and Area as follows:-

Description-That portion of View Terrace extending from the Western side of Harris Street to the prolongation of the Eastern side of Foss Street including truncations.

Area-0 acres, 2 roods, 6.2 perches. Dated this 11th day of June, 1951.

W. C. WILLIAMS, Under Secretary for Works.

CORRECTION. PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1902-1950.

Bayswater Road Board-Depot and Pound at Beechboro Road.

P.W. 459/51. NOTICE of Resumption, relative to above, appearing in the Government Gazette, of the 20th April, 1951, is hereby amended in respect of the item referred to as follows:-

Schedule Nos. 2, 3 and 4-Certificate of Title Volume 801, Folio 4, should read Certificate of Title Volume 1094, Folio 521.

Dated this 18th day of June, 1951.

W. C. WILLIAMS, Under Secretary for Works.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

M.W.S. 1137/39. LICENSED Sanitary Plumbers are hereby notified that the Hon. Minister for Water Supply, Sewerag·e and Drainage has approved of the issue of a further

certificate under By-law 58 to the following Working Plumbers to permit them to carry out actual plumbing work under the direction of Licensed Sanitary Plumbers in connection with sewerage installations:-

Baron, L. R., Flat 65, R.A.A.F. Camp, Wembley Parle

Bell, J. W., 101 Sussex Street, Victoria Park. Brewster, J., 80A Rokeby Road, Subiaco. Ferguson, A., c/o Mrs. Whitefield, 122 Shaftes-

bury Avenue, South Perth. Gaunt, A. E., 81 Hamilton Street, Bassendean. Knox, T. W. K., 110 King William Street, Bays

water. Lander, H., 149 Douglas Avenue, South Perth. McKenzie, N. M. c/o Laemoor Poultry Farm,

Hardy Road, Belmont. McDonald, D. W., Flat ll0D Epsom Avenue, Bel

mont. Perry, L,_ G., c/o L. Peirce, 10 Garden Street, West

Perth. Siefken, R. E., 184 Nicholson Road, Subiaco. Smith, H. J., 13 Fifth Avenue, Bassendean. Steenbergen. D., 204 Railway Parade, West

Leederville. Stephen, J ., 22 Tamar Street, East Perth. Stewart, A. McD., 47 Boronia Avenue, Nedlands. Tolchard, R., 3 Langham Street, Nedlands. Thompson, W. R., 17 Tenth Avenue, Maylands. Warrington, A. J., 32 Central Avenue, Swan-

bourne. Anderson, E. J., Claisebrook Road, East Perth. Blakely, K. W., Edward Street, Bayswater. Durant, G. R., 15 King William Street. South

Fremantle. Fielder, G., 59 The Strand, Bayswater. Holtzman, L. N., 59 Brady Street, Mount Haw

thorn. McMullen, H. J., c/o J. & C. Lyons & Co., 122

Charles Street, West Perth. Seal, R., St. Kilda Road, Belmont. Tunbridge, A. G., 13 Colombo Street, Victoria

Park. Dickenson, K., 177 Grand Promenade, Inglewood.

Licensed Sanitary Plumbers are required, in compliance with BY-law 58, to employ only men under their direction in connection with sewerage installations who are in possession of a Working Plumber's Certificate issued under such By-laws.

18th June, 1951. J. C. HUTCHINSON,

Under Secretary.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

M.W.S. 1014/51. IN accordance with the provisions of the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909, it is hereby notified that sewers and other apparatus have been completed, and are now available for use in extension to Area 2, Bayswater, to serve lot No. 45 Cobden Street, Bayswater.

The owner of the abovementioned property is hereby notified that such property is capable of being connected to the sewer and must, therefore, connect his premises to the sewer within 30 days from date of service of prescribed notice; and is also notified that sewerage rates will, in accordance with the by-laws, be enforced from 1st September, 1951 if premises not previously connected, and be paya'.ble in advance. If premises are connected prior to 1st September, 1951, rates will be charged from date of connection.

A plan of the works to be carried out at the property must first be obtained from the Department.

Dated this 22nd day of June, 1951.

J.C. HUTCHINSON, Under Secretary.


CITY OF PERTH. Council Weighbridge-Wellington Street.

NOTICE is hereby given that, at the Ordinary Meeting of the Council of the City of Perth held on 18th June, 1951, it was resolved that the present charges of 6d. per weighing, up to and including 8 tons, and ls. per weighing, over 8 tons, be increased, as from Monday, 25th June, 1951, in accordance with the following amended scale of charges fixed by regulation under the Weights and Measures Act, vide Government Gazette dated 1st June, 1951, page 1516:-

ls. 6d. per weighing up to and including 5 tons. 2s. per weighing over 5 tons but not exceeding

10 tons. 4s. per weighing over 10 tons but not exceeding

20 tons. 5s. per weighing over 20 tons. Dated at Perth this 19th day of June, 1951.

W. A. Mel. GREEN, Town Clerk.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1947.

Subiaco Municipality-Lease of Land.

Local Government Department, Perth, 18th June, 1951.

P.W. 1958/37.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Governor has consented under the provisions of section 211 of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1906-1947, to the lease of all that land being portion of Daglish Lot 436 and being lot 4 on Lease Plan 21 and being part of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1137, Folio 660, granted by the Subiaco Municipality for a term of 96 years and seven (7) calendar months to James Herbert Rance, of 478 Hay Street, Subiaco.

GEO. S. LINDSAY, Secretary for Local Government.

FREMANTLE DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.

NOTICE is hereby given that the appointment of David Eric Trainer, of 41 Hammad Street, Palmyra, as Poundkeeper-Ranger to the above Board ~erminated as from Friday, 18th April, 1951, and lfl: p~rsuance of the powers conferred by the Road D1stncts Act, ~919-1946, and the Cattle Trespassing al!,d Impounding Act, 1882, the Fremantle Distnct Road Board did on the 12th day of June 1951, appoint John Macdonald, of Bush Hill, Th~ Strand, Morley Park, to the position of Poundkeeper-Ranger to the above Board.

The above resolution was passed by the Fremantle District Road Board on the 12th day of June, 1951.


E. J. SMITH, Chairman.

J. M. SAUNDERS, Acting Secretary.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.

Marradong Road District:

Building By-laws. P.W. 1043/34.

I~ purs_uance of the powers in that behalf contamed m the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, the Marradong Road Board makes the following bylaws relating to buildings:-

Part 1.-Operation and Definition. Application.

1. These by-laws shall apply to all lands and buildings within the area of the Boddington and Ranford Townsite.

Commencemer:: t. 2. These by-laws shall come into operation

immediately upon their confirmation and approval by the Governor and publication in the Government Gazette.

Repeal.

3. From the date of coming into operation of these by-laws all building by-laws previously in force for the Marradong Road Board are hereby repealed.

Definitions. 4. In these by-laws, subject to the context:"Act" means the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948,

and amendments. "Alteration" means any work made or done for

any purpose in, or on a building (except that of necessary repairs not affecting the construction of any external, cross, or party wall) , or any change in the purpose for which the building or erection, or any part thereof shall be used.

"Apartment" means a room or rooms or part of a building intended or adapted for a separate occupation as a dwelling, and includes a flat.

"Apartment building" means a building contain-ing two or more apartments. ·

"Approved" means approved by the Board in writing or (in case where the surveyor is authorised by the Board to do sol approved by the surveyor in writing.

"Area" applied to a building means the sum of the superfices of the horizontal sections of each storey made at the point of the greatest surface of each floor, inclusive of the external walls and such portions of the party walls as belong to the building.

"Board" means the Marradong Road Board. "Build" means and includes erect, build, or con

struct, or cause to be erected, built or constructed. "Building" means and includes erection, struc

ture, detached room, out-building, hoarding, and every structure of whatever kind capable of affording protection or shelter, either roofed, or intended or adapted to be roofed, and whether enclosed by roofs or not, and every part of such structure and any addition or alteration thereto.

"Builder" means the master builder or other person employed to execute any work, or, if there is no master builder or other person so employed, then the owner of the building or other person for whom or by whose orders such work is to be done.

"Dwelling house" means a building used or adapted to be used wholly or principally for human habitation.

"District" means Marradong Road District. "External wall" means the outer wall of a build

ing, not being a party wall, even though it adjoins a wall of another building.

"Fire-resisting" used with reference to any materials includes (al brickwork constructed of good bricks well burnt, hard and sound, properly bonded and solidly put together with good lime or cement mortar; (bl any stone suitable for building purposes by reason of its solidity or durability; (cl sheet metals or other similar materials which are, in the opinion of the Board, fire-resisting; (dl iron and steel (when used for columns, girders, or wall framing) encased in cement, concrete, or some other incombustible or non-conducting external coating; (el slate, tiles, brick, and terra-cotta, when used for covering or corbels; (fl concrete when composed of broken bricks, stone chippings, or ballast and lime cement or calcined gypsum.

"Frontage" means the distance measured at right angles to one of the sides of the land from the terminal point thereof to the opposite side, or a continuation of such opposite side.

"Garage" means any building used for the housing of a motor vehicle (not being a garage carried on as a business undertaking).


"Height" in relation to any building means measurement taken from the level of the footway (if any) immediately in front of the centre of the building, or when there is no such footway from the level of the ground before excavation to the level of the ceiling or tie of the topmost storey,.

"Height" in relation to storey means:-(a) In the case of the topmost storey, the measurement between the floor and the ceiling thereof, or between the floor and the undersurface of the tie of the roof, or if there is no tie, then up to the level of half the vertical height of the rafters, or other support of the roof; (b) in the case of every storey other than the topmost storey, the measurements between its floor and the floor above.

"Hoardings" included any erection or structure erected, built, constructed, or used, or that may be used for the purpose of writing, painting, pasting, or posting thereon notices, advertisements, placards, or other printed, painted, or written matter or any erection or structure, being of a greater height than six feet from the level of E1e adjoining street.

"Main rooms" means and includes all rooms used or intended to be used as bedrooms, dining rooms, lounges, ordinary. living rooms or kitchens.

"New Buildings" includes:-(a) Any building rrected or commenced to be erected after the date of these by-laws coming into operation; (b) any building of which more than half of its cubical contents has been taken down or destroyed by fire, tempest or otherwise, and is re-erected, or commenced to be re-erected wholly or partially on the same site after the date of these by-laws coming into operation; (c) any buildings removed or transported wholly or in sections into the district or to another part of the district after the date of these by-laws coming into operation.

"Outbuildings" means any building or the curtilage of any dwelling, shop or combined shop and dwelling used as a work shop or storeroom not being a building for the storage of inflam -mable materials, nor for the housing of animals, including birds.

"Party wall" means a wall built to be used as a separation of two or more buildings or a wall forming part of a building built upon the dividing line between adjoining premises for the common use.

"Person" includes corporation.

"Prescribed" means prescribed by these by-laws.

"Public place" has the same meaning as in the Act.

"Reinforced concrete" means a form of construction in which cement concrete is reinforced with iron or steel, these materials being so combined that the iron or steel will take up and resist substantially the whole of tensional stresses and assist in the resistance to shear, while the concrete will take up and resist the compressional stresses and assist in resistance to shear.

"Right-of-way" means any lane or right-of-way, not a road, over which any person other than the owner thereof has a right of carriage way.

"Road" has the same meaning as in the Act.

"Surveyor" means the building surveyor or acting building surveyor appointed by the Marradong Road Board, having for the time being the administration of these by-laws.

"Shop" means a building in which goods are regularly offered or exposed for sale, or in which meals or refreshments are regularly offered or provided for payment, and also includes saloons of barbers and hairdressers, and offices of agents, auctioneers, and all other businesses and trades. A bona fide boarding house shall not be included in this definition by reason only of the fact that meals or refreshments are occasionally supplied for payment to persons other than boarders.

"Square" applied to the measurement of any (1,rea, means the space of one hundred square feet,

"Surface or Ground Level" means the level of the ground as determined by the surveyor or engineer.

"Wooden building" means buildings constructed of wood, or buildings having wooden frames.

Part 2.-Classes of Buildings. 5. For the purpose of these by-laws, buildings

shall be divided into three classes:-Class A.-"Domestic class" which includes all

buildings subject to small vibrations and light loading of floors, such as dwelling houses, residential shops, offices, hotels, private schools, club houses and studios.

Class B.-"Warehouse class" which includes all buildings subject to vibrations and heavy loading of floors such as warehouses, factories, mills and places for storage and manufacturing of goods.

Class C.-"Public building class" which includes all buildings designed to accommodate an assemblage of people, such as theatres, churches, chapels, assembly halls, museums, libraries, pu~lic schools, hospitals, lectunc: rooms, and other hke iJuildings. In the case of doubt the surveyor shall finally determine to which class any particular building belongs.

Part 3.-Notice of Intention to Build or Demolish and Lodging of Plans.

Notice to be Given. 6, No builder shall commence any building, or

any addition, or alteration to any building without first delivering at the office of the Board a written application in the form of the First Schedule hereto before so commencing and delivering to the surveyor:-

Plans and Specifications. (a) Properly prepared plans and specifications

of such building addition or alteration together with a tracing or copy of the plans of such building, addition, or alteration and also details and dimensions, sizes and qualities of all materials and enumerating any old materials proposed to be used in the construction of the same. Plans shall be drawn in ink and specifications typed or legibly written. Plans to be of good quality parchment 22 inches by 15 inches. Scale ½ inch to 1 foot.

Block Plan. (b) A block plan showing relation of the build

ing to adjoining' buildings and boundaries.

Purpose.

(c) A statement in writing of the purpose for which the building is intended to be used.

Drainage.

(d) Particulars of the prol)osed method of drainage.

Further Particulars.

(e) Such further particulars in writing regarding the same as shall be necessary to enable the Board or its surveyor to determine if all the provisions of these by-laws applicable thereto are b2ing complied with.

Tracing Retained.

7. The tracing or copy of the plans and details of materials shall be retained by the surveyor and the original plans and specifications when approved shall be evidenced in writing endorsed on the plans and specificii,ttop.s ;:.nd signed by the surveyor,


Plans etc. to be Kept at Building. 8. Such plans and specifications shall be kept

at the building therein referred to, and shall be available for inspection by the surveyor or accredited officer of the Board at all reasonable times on demand, during the construction or erection, or alteration, or addition, as the case may be, and for 14 days after the completion thereof.

Permits and Fees. 9. No person shall commence a building of any

kind or addition or alteration to any building, or demolish any building without first having obtained from the surveyor a written permit for the commencement of the same and without having first paid to the Board fees in accordance with the scale set out in the Second Schedule hereto, having regard to the class of building.

Area of New Building.

10. The decision of the surveyor as to the area of a new building-. or value of an addition shall be final and conclusive.

Pe1mit shall Lapse after Six Months.

11. A permit obtained pursuant to these bylaws shall lapse and be of no effect unless the building for which such permit was granted shall be commenced within six months and completed within 12 months from the date of such permit.

Surveyor may Enter and Inspect.

12. The surveyor at all reasonable times during the progress and after the completion of any building, or addition, or alteration to any building affected by these by-laws, may enter and inspect such building, or addition, or alteration. Any person obstructing or hindering the surveyor shall be liable to a penalty of not more than ten pounds (£10).

Surveyor may Stop Work if Contrary to By-laws.

13. The surveyor may at any time stop the progress of any building and withdraw or suspend any permission given by the Board under these by-laws, in the event of his not being satisfied that all the provisions of these by-laws are being complied with, and any person who continues to build, or erect, or works on the site after notice from the surveyor to desist, shall be guilty of an offence against these by-laws.

Demolition or Removal of Buildings.

14. When a building is to be demolished or removed the owner or contractor shall give 24 hours' notice to the surveyor of such intended demolition or removal.

14a. Provision shall be made so as to avoid all nuisance from dust or falling refuse by playing water on same by means of a hose or other approved method.

Sanitary Conveniences for Workmen.

15. Before commencing any building operations upon any building site, the contractor, or person responsible for carrying out building operations shall provide sanitary conveniences sufficient for the use of all working upon the site, such sanitary conveniences shall be in accordance with the requirements of the Health Act.

Low-lying Land.

16. W:here land upon which a building is to be erected is below the level of the crown of the road adjoining the land frontage, no building shall be p9mrne11ced until a level has been given by t)J.e

surveyor. When it is considered by the surveyor that, having regard to the water level, during the winter months, filling is required, such filling shall be carried out by the owner or contractor before the commencement of building operations. In the event of there being no made road from which to take the level for any building, the surveyor shall determine the level at which any building shall be commenced and if he considers it to be necessary shall require the owner or contractor to fill in to a g·iven level.

Dwelling Houses.

Distance from Road.

17. No building which is intended to be used af: a dwelling house, and no addition to any such building, shall be built within a distance of 25 feet measured horizontally from the road to the building fronts, unless a building line at a different distance has been fixed by a proper authority.

Distance from Side Boundary.

18. No building which is intended to be used as a dwelling house and no addition to any building which is intended to be used as a dwelling house shall be built within a distance of three feet if of brick, or six feet if of wood or wood frame measured horizontally from the boundary of the allotment on which such building is erected.

Minimum Area of Open Land.

19. At least one-third of the area of any allotment on which a dwelling house is erected shall be left open and unbuilt on and for the exclusive use of the occupiers of the buildings erected upon such allotment.

Minimum Area of Dwelling House.

20. Every dwelling house shall consist of a total area of at least 500 square feet, excluding verandahs.

Provision of Bathroom, Wash-troughs, Copper, etc.

21. Provision shall be made in all new or reerected dwellings for a bathroom fitted with bath and wash-basin, also laundry facilities consisting of wash-troughs and copper, properly fitted and housed in accordance with any provisions of the Health Act and any regulations or by-laws made thereunder which may from time to time be applicable.

Computing Distances.

22. For the purpose of computing distances from any building, the outer face of the wall shall be taken as the point from which measurements are to be taken.

Occupation of Dwelling.

23. No person or persons shall occupy any new or re-er2cted dwelling before completion, nor shall any person or persons occupy any new or reerected dwelling until a certificate has been issuecl by the surveyor in writing, stating that the dwelling has been completed in accordance with the plans approved by the Board, the building bylaws, and the Health Act.

Stables. 24. Stables may be erected with walls of brick,

stone or concrete, provided that in stables of more than two squares in area, the ctistanc;e of

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any wall of such stable from land not in the same occupation or possession shall not be less than the vertical heig·ht of such wall including the vertical portion of a gable and roof Irom. t:1e boundary of the land not in the same occupation or possession.

Distance of Stables from Boundaries.

25. No stable may be erected nearer than 30 feet to any dwelling, nor more than 10 feet to the boundary of land not in the same occupation.

Fowl-houses.

25a. Fowl-houses of not more than two hundred square feet in area and not above six feet in height may be erected at rear of dwelling·, provided that the nearest portion of such fowl-house is at least 30 feet from any building used as or intended for a dwelling, and at least four feet frnm the boundary of land not in the same occupation.

Fowl-houses of larger area may be erected if at a distance of at least 50 feet from any c;treet and 40 feet from any dwelling house and at least four feet from the boundary of land not in the same occupation; of fire-resisting material approved by the surveyor, and that the building shall not be more than seven feet high.

Materials for Garages.

26. Every garage shall be constructed of fireresisting materials unless otherwise approved by the Board.

Position of Garage.

26a. No garage shall be erected nearer than the dwelling house to which it is appurtenant to any road fronted by such dwelling-house. Provided that if there is no means of access for motor vehicles to the rear portion of the allotment 011

which such dwelling-house is erected, a garage may be erected on the front boundary of such allotment subject to a plan showing the exact position in which such garage is proposed to l;e erected, and the approximate position of any buildings in the allotments adjoining, together with the design of the garage proposed to be erected, and the front elevation thereof being submitted to and approved of by the Board but so that no part of such garage shall be between the dwelling-house and the road.

In special cases where the physical configuration or dimensions of the ground preclude ';he observance of the distances prescribed in by-law 1 7, the Board may permit the erection of a garage in another position.

Doors of Garage.

The doors of a garage when opened shall not encroach on any road.

Materials for Garages.

Every garage shall be constructed of fire-resisting material but corrugated iron shall not be used for walls. Where fire-resisting sheets are used for walls, framing and dado of approved hardwood may be used.

Garage Inco)·porated with Dwelling.

Where a garage is incorporated as part of the main building it shall in all respects conform thereto, but must have a ceiling of fire-proof material approved by the surveyor.

Garages on Corner Blocks.

No garage shall be erected on a corner block at a less distance from the road on the side boundary than the adjoining building is from such road, or if there is no adjoining building, at a less distance than 20 feet from such road.

Apartment Buildings.

27. The total floor area of an apartment building together with the floor area of any other buildings erected on the same allotment, shall not exceed half the area of sucl1 allotment.

Area of Each Apartment.

28. The total floor area of each apartment shall be at least 400 square feet. In addition thereto, every apartment shall have for the exclusive use of the occupants thereof, at least 100 square feet of verandah space.

Area of Main Rooms.

29. Every main room in an apartment shall have a floor area of at least 100 square feet and no wall of such room shall be less than nine feet in length.

Apartment to be Self-contained. 30. Every apartment shall be self-contained;

it shall contain its own kitchen, bathroom and lavatory. It shall have separate entrance from the outside of the building·, and such entrance shall be constructed of fire-resisting material as defined in the Building By-laws of the Board for the time being in force.

Part 4.-Building Materials.

31. All workmanship and materials used in the construction or alteration of any building shall be the best of their respective kinds and in accordance with recognised building practice; all materials used in any building must be of good quality and shall be subject to the approval of the surveyor, and the surveyor shall have the power to condemn any material which in his opinion is not suitable for use in such building or addition.

Second-hand Material.

32. No old or second-hand material may be used in any building unless approved in writing by the surveyor.

Bricks.

33. Bricks used in any building must be good, hard and well burnt. When old bricks are used in any wall they shall be thoroughly cleaned before being used.

Sand. 34. Sand used for mortar or concrete in any

building shall be clean and sharp and free from loam, dirt, salt or organic matter.

Lime Mortar. 35. Lime mortar shall be composed of freshly

burnt lime and sand in the proportion of at least one part by measure of lime, and not more than three parts by measure of sand. All lime intended to be used for mortar shall be thoroughly burnt, of good quality, and be properly slaked before being mixed with sand.

Cement Mortar. 36. Cement mortar shall be composed of good

Portland cement or other cement of equal quality, mixed with clean sharp sand, in proportion of at least one part by measure of cement and not more than four parts by measure of sand.

Timber. 37. All timbers and wooden beams used in any

building shall be of good sound material, free from rot, large loose knots, shakes, or other imperfections whereby the strength may be impaired, and in the case of dwellings, shall be of such


sizes, dimensions and spaces as set forth in bylaws 37a and 63. In other buildings all timbers shall be of such as will afford safe loadings, and shall be to the satisfaction of the surveyor.

Dimensions of Timber. 37a. The timber used in brick dwelling-houses

shall conform to not less than the following minimum sizes.

Bottom wall plates, 3in. x 2in. Floor joists, 4in. x 2in. at 1ft. 6in. centres. Bearers, 4in. x 3in., not exceeding 5ft. 6in.

centres, and shall be at least 6in. clear of the ground.

Top plates, 4in x Hin. Rafters, 4in. x 2in. at 2ft. centres for other

than iron roofs, or 3ft. centres for iron roof. Purlins, 4in. x 3in. for tile roof and 4in. x 2in.

for iron or asbestos roof in such positions that no rafter has an unsupported span of more than 7ft.

Struts to under purlins, 4in. x 2in. when not exceeding 4ft. in length and 4in. x 3in. for lengths exceeding 4ft. to support under purlins at least every 7ft.

Batten for tiles, 2in. x lin. Battens for iron, etc., 3in. x Hin. not more

than 3ft. 6in apart. Ceiling joists, 4in. x 2in. at 2ft. centres or 3in.

x 2in. at 18in. centres. Ceiling hangers, Sin. x l¼in. hung to roof

timbers at least every 6ft. and in positions so that no ceiling joist has an unsupported span of more than 7ft.

Collar ties, 4in. x Hin. Ridge, 7in. x lin. Hips and valleys, Sin. x lin.

Lintels. 38. Builders casting lintels in position shall

submit to the surveyor a plan showing position and details of reinforcement and specifications of materials to be used, such designs to be approved at the same time as the plan of the building. Lintels up to six feet span shall be three courses in depth, lintels from six to eight feet span shall be four courses in depth. All such lintels shall be reinforced with at least half-inch steel rods, not less than three rods per lintel and proper bearing, to the satisfaction of the surveyor, shall be given at each end of lintel.

Part 5-Construction. Excavation and Inspection of Trenches.

39. All excavation for footings shall not be less than 12 inches below the natural surface of the ground, except in cases of special construction of foundations approved by the surveyor. No footing shall be placed in position until at least 24 hours' notice has been given to the surveyor that the trenches are ready for inspection.

Walls to have Footings. 40. Unless with the consent of the surveyor,

every external wall and every party wall not carried on a bressummer, and every pier and storey post shall have footings.

Dimensions of Footings.

41. The width of the bottom of the footing of every wall shall be at least one-half greater than the thickness of the wall at the ground floor level, but in no case less than 16 inches wide, unless approved by the surveyor and the height of such footing shall be at least equal to the thickness of the wall at its ground level, but in no case less than nine inches.

External Walls. 42. All external walls shall consist of brick,

stone, concrete, reinforced concrete, or other hard fire-resisting material approved by the Board: Provided that any building used or intended to be used solely as a dwelling house may have walls constructed of wood and/ or asbestos cement sheets, subject to the conditions set out in these by-laws. for buildings wholly or partly of wood.

Construction of External Walls. 43. Every wall constructed of brick, stone, or

other similar material shall be properly bonded and solidly put together with mortar, and no part of such wall shall over-hang any part underneath it to a greater extent than nine inches and as approved by the surveyor, and provided that the projection is well and solidly corbelled out, and that the inside of the wall carrying such corbelling is carried up vertically in continuation of the lower face thereof. All return walls shall be properly bonded together.

Damp Course. 44. Every wall or fireplace of brick, stone or

similar material shall have a damp-proof course or courses of asphalt, distilled tar and hot sand or other approved material at least six inches above the surface of the ground below the lowest floor, and in cases where it is not desirable to place the same throughout the building at the one uniform level, then the said damp-course must be laid in horizontal layers connected at the end by a vertical course of the same materials and shall not be less than half an inch in thickness.

Hollow Walls. 45. External walls may be constructed as hollow

walls if constructed in accordance with the following rules:-

Cal The inner and outer parts of the wall shall be separated by a cavity which shall throughout be of a width not exceeding two inches or less than one inch.

Cbl The inner and outer parts of the wall shall be securely tied together with suitable bonding ties of adequate strength formed of galvanised iron, glazed stoneware, or other material approved. Such tie shall be placed at distances apart not exceeding three feet horizontally and at least every fifth course vertically.

(cl The thickness of each part of the wall shall throughout be not less than four and one-half inches.

Cdl The aggregate thickness of the two parts excluding the width of the cavity, shall throughout be not less than the minimum thickness prescribed for solid walls of the same height and length.

Cel No hollow wall of not more than 11 inches in thickness shall be greater in superficial extent than three squares in any one storey unless strengthened by a partition wall, fireplace or projecting pier, to the satisfaction of the surveyor.

Concrete Blocks. 46. Concrete blocks shall contain not less than

one part cement to five parts mixed aggregate, and shall be kept damp for a period of not less than four days, and shall not be used green. The blocks shall be bedded and jointed in cement mortar.

Thickness of Walls, Domestic Class. 47. No external walls in brick, stone, concrete,

or cement blocl{ shall have less than the thicknese< prescribed in the following Table "A".

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Table "A"-Buildings of Domestic Class.

No. of Length of Wall. storeys.

\'ialls built with lime mortar-

Not exceeding 30ft. 1

2 Exceeding· 30ft. 1

vValls built with cement mortar-

Not exceeding

2

30ft. 1 2

Exceeding 30ft. 1 2

Thickness of Walls in inches. Ground

floor.

9 9

13½ 13½

9 9 9

13½

First floor

9

9

9

48. If any storey exceeds in height 18 times the thickness prescribed for walls of such storey, the thiclmess of each external and party wall throughout such storey shall be increased to oneeighteenth part of the height of the storey and the V1ickncss of each external and party wall below that storey shall be increased to that thickness, but any such additional thickness may be confined to piers properly distributed, of which the collective widths amount to one-fourth part of th,: length of the wall. No increase in thickness of brick walls shall be less than four and one-half inches.

49. The height of any storey may be 20 times the thickness of walls prescribed for such storey, if built with cement mortar.

Thickness of Walls, Warehouse Class. 50. The external and party walls of buildings

of the warehouse class shall be made of not less thickness than that specified in the following Table "B".

Table "B"-Buildings of the Warehouse Class.

Length of Wall.

Walls built in lime mortar-

Not exceeding 75ft.

Exceeding 75ft.

Walls built in cement mortar-

Not exceeding 75ft.

Exceeding 75ft.

Thickness of Walls in inches. No. of Ground First Second

Storeys. floor. floor. floor.

1 13½ 2 18 13½ 3 18 18 13}

1 18 2 18 18 3 22½ 18 18

1 13½ 2 18 131 3 18 131 13½

1 13½ 2 18 13½ 3 18 18 13½

Thickness of Walls Under Certain Conditions.

51. Walls under 75ft. in length may be constructed 9in. thick, provided they are strengthened with four and a half inch pie1's equally spaced, of which the collective widths amount to one-fifth of the length of the wall. The height shall not exceed 12ft. when built of lime mortar, or 13ft. 6in. when built of cement mortar.

52. The thickness of walls under 20ft. in length may be two-thirds the thickness required for external or party walls, as stated in Tables "A" and "B,'' but in no case less t)J.~n nine inches.

53. If in any storey of the warehouse class the thickness of the wall as determined by the provisions of this part of these by-laws is less than one-sixteenth part of the height of such storey, the thickness of the wall shall be increased to onesixteenth part of the height of the storey, and the thickness of each external and party wall below that storey shall be increased to that thickness but any such additional thickness may be confined to piers properly distributed of which the collective widths amount to one-fifth part of the length of the wall. No increase in the thiclmess of brick walls shall not be less than four and a half inches. The height of any storey built in cement mortar may be 18 times the thickness of such storey.

Lengths-How Measured. 54. Walls are deemed to be divided into dis

tinct lengths by return ,vall, and the leng·th of every wall is measured from the face of one return wall to the face of another. Provided that such return walls are external, party or cross walls o:'. the thickness required by this part of these bylaws and bonded into the wall so deemed to be divided.

Cross Walls. 55. The thickness of a cross wall shall not be

less than two-thirds of the thickness hereinbefore required for an external or party wall of the same dimensions and belonging to the same class of building, but never less than nine inches, and no wall subdividing shall b'.'! deemed to be a cross wall unless it is carried up to the plate level of the t0pmost storey, and unless in each storey the aggregate extent of the vertical faces or elevation of all recesses, and that of all the openings therein taken together does not exceed one--lw.lf of the whole extent of the verticaLface or elevation of the wall. If a cross wall is carried on a girder across the ground storey and is supported by piers to the satisfaction of the surveyor, it shall be deemed to be a cross wall in accordance with this regulation; but in one storey buildings of the domestic class, four and a half inch cross walls will be permitted, provided the unsupported length of any wall does not exceed 25ft.

Cross Wall Becomes External Wall. 56. Whenever a cross wall becomes any part of

an external wall, the external part of such cross wall shall be of the thickness required for an external wall of the same height and length belonging to the same class of building, but no portion of such cross wall shall be of less thickness than is required for the external portion thereof.

Internal and Partition Walls. 57. ( 1) All internal bearing walls and part

tion walls shall be constructed in such a manner as may be approved by the surveyor and shall be of cement blocks, bricks, stone or concrete. All such walls shall be not less than 4½in. thick; provided that, where such walls form a division between flats, then such walls shall not be less than 9in. thick.

(2) Unless with the consent of the surveyor, every such wall, unless carried on a bressummer, shall have footings, and such footings shall be at least twice the thickness of the wall resting upon it.

Isolated Piers. 58. No isolated brick or stone piers shall exceed

in height eight times the least diameter of same, if built of lime mortar, and 12 times if built of cement mortar.

,Parapet to Walls on Boundary.

59. Where the external wall of any building is erected on the boundary of the land on which the same stands, or where the overhanging eaves or (?utters of any building would be y>7ithin two feet;


of such boundary then the external wall of such building shall be carried up to form a parapet of 15 in. at least in height above the roof, or above the highest part of any flat or gutter, as the case may be.

Parapet, Warehouse Class.

60. In buildings of the warehouse class, the thickness of such parapet shall be equal to the thickness of such wall in the topmost storey, and in any other building of a thickness of 9 in. at least.

Party Walls.

61. Every party wall shall be carried up for a height of 15 in. above the roof, measured at right angles to the slope thereof, or 15 in. above the highest part of any flat or gutter, as the case may be, and of a thickness (in buildings of the warehouse class), equal to the thickness of such wall in the topmost storey and, in any other building, of a thickness of 8}in. at least: Provided however, tlrnt in the case of domestic buildings, where not more than two buildings are erected under one roof, it shall be sufficient if the party wall is carried up at least 8}in. in thickness to the underside of the roof covering, and such roof covering of iron, slate, or other material must be bedded in good mortar to the satisfaction of the surveyor, and the top of such party wall shall not be hidden from view until it has been approved by the surveyor.

62. Every party wall shall be carried up of the thickness aforesaid above any turret, dormer, lantern light, or other erection of combustible materials fixed upon the roof or flat of any building within 4 ft. of such party wall, and shall extend at the least 15 in. higher and wider on each side than such erection, and every party wall shall be carried up above any part of any roof opposite thereto and within four feet therefrom.

Buildings Wholly or Partly in Wood.

63. The external walls of any wooden building shall not exceed 15 ft. in height, measured from the floor level to the top of the wall plates. Every such building shall be wholly in one occupation or adapted so to be.

The following shall be the minimum sizes and spacings of timbers:-

All timbers shall be jarrah or other hardwood approved by the Board. Where larger timbers than those specified are used the spacings may be extended beyond the figures given, provided the approval of the surveyor is first obtained.

Stumps, not less than 4 in. x 4 in. spaced not more than 5 ft. centres. They shall be sunk 18 in. into the ground and tarred to 6 in. above ground surface. Ant stops of galvanised iron projectin°· 1 in. all round shall be provided. Paper bark stumps not less than 6 in. in diameter measured at the small end may be used if approved· by the Board.

Sole Plates, 18 in. x 6 in. x 1} in.

Where the nature of the ground precludes the use of jarrah or paper bark stumps, 9 in. x 9 in. brick piers shall be provided.

Bearers, 4 in. x 3 in. at not more than 5 ft. 6 in. centres and lrnpt at least 6 in. clear of ground. Double joists shall be provided under walls where bearers do not occur.

Floor joists, 4 in. x 2 in. at not more than 18 in. centres.

Vermin plates, 4 in. x 2 in.

Studs, 4 in. x 2 in. at not more than 24 in. centres.

Angle and corner studs, not less than 4 in. x 4 in. Top and bottom plates, 4 in. x 2 in.

Where the height of a building does not exceed 10 ft. measured from the floor level to the top of the wall plate, 3 in. x 2 in. studs and plates may be used with angle and corner studs not less than 3 in. x 3 in., except where the roof covering is of tiles or slates, in which case 4 in. x 2 in. studs and plates are to be provided in all external walls.

Rafters, 4 in. x 2 in. at 2 ft. centres for tile roofs and 3 ft. centres for iron or asbestos roofs.

Under purlins, 4 in. x 3 in. for tile roofs, in positions so that no rafter has an unsupported span of more than 7 ft.

Struts to under purlins, 4in. x 2in. for lengths not exceeding 4ft. and 4in. x 3in. for lengths exceeding 4ft. to support under purlins at not more than 6ft. intervals.

Battens for tiles, 2in. x lin.

Battens for iron or asbestos, 3in. x l}in. not more than 3ft. 6in. apart.

Ceilings joists, 4in. x 2in. at not more than 2ft. centres, or 3in. x 2in. at not more than 18in. centres.

Ceiling hangers, 8in. x 1,1-in., in positions so that no ceiling joist has unsupported span of more than 7ft.

Collar ties, 4in. x 1-}in.

Ridge, 7in. x lin.

Hips, 8in. x lin.

Valleys, 8in. x lin.

Fascias and barges, 9in. x lin.

Floor boards, lin. thick before dressing.

Weatherboards, 1:l·in. lap.

No framing timber in any building shall be notched or checked out so as to decrease the above sizes by more than one-quarter.

Vermin plates shall be used in all wooden buildings except sheds.

W.Cs. shall be constructed not less than 5ft. x 3ft. internal dimensions and in accordance with any provisions of the Health Act and any regulations or by-laws made thereunder which may from time to time be applicable.

Roughcast and Stucco. 64. Roughcast and stucco work shall be applied

only to brickwork, provided that in certain cases, such as gables of dwellings, or other ornamental sections of dwellings, roughcast may be applied to expanded metal fixed in an approved manner.

Interior Walls of Dwellings. 65. The interior of all walls and ceilings of

every wooden or wooden-framed building, and the ceiling of every other class of building, which is intended to be used, or which may be used as a dwelling-house, shall be constructed of plaster sheets, or other fire-resisting materials.

Roofs. 66. The roof of every building shall be con

structed of metal, tiles, slates, glass, artificial stone, cement or shingles, or other materials approved by the Board.

Reinforced Concrete Buildings. 67. In all cases where reinforced concrete is

employed, whether in buildings as a whole or in portions of buildings, before the actual carrying


out of the work or any portion thereof, complete drawings of such work or portion shall be delivered to the surveyor, showing all details of the construction and the size, spacing, and arrangement of all reinforcing members.

Public Buildings. 68. In any case in which the plans of any public

buildings (proposed) are required by law to be approved by the Public Health Department, or any other department, such approval shall be obtained before such plans are submitted for the Board's approval.

Shops. Minimum Area of Land.

69. (1) Every shop shall have a frantage of at least 18ft., to a road;

(2) No shop shall be of less width in any part thereof than 18ft.

Access to Rear of Shop. 70. Every shop shall be so erected and built

that without passing through the building there is a reasonable access to the back premises and offices of such shop for the removal of nightsoil and other refuse to a road or land 10ft. wide at least.

Separate Entrance for Shop and Dwelling in different occupations.

71. If a dwelling attached to a shop is in a different occupation from the shop, a separate entrance from the road shall be provided for the sole use of the occupants of the dwelling.

Alterations and Additions. Alterations.

72. Except with the consent of the Board, or the surveyor, no alteration shall be made to any building in such manner that when so altered it will by reason of such alteration, not be in conformity with the provisions of these by-laws relating to new buildings.

Additions and Alterations. 73. Every addition to, or alteration of a building,

and any other work made or done for any purpose in or on a building (except necessary repairs which do not affect the construction of a building) shall so far as regards such addition, or alteration or other work, be subject to the provisions of these by-laws relating to new buildings.

Ventilation, Lighting and Drainage.

Height of Rooms. 74. The main rooms in all building·s shall be

in every part not less than 9ft. 6in. from floor to ceiling and the minimum height for wash-houses and external bathrooms shall be 7ft. 4in. The minimum height of verandahs shall be 7ft. 4in. from floor level to top of the plate.

Attic Roofs. 75. Provided that in the case of buildings of

more than one storey, living rooms wholly or partly in the roof may be not less than 9 ft. in height from floor to ceiling over two-thirds of the floor area.

Minimum Area of Rooms. 76. No main room in any buildings shall have

a less floor area than 100 square feet, and no wall of such room shall be less than 9 ft. in length. The minimum floor area of bath-rooms, laundries and sleepouts shall be 42 square feet, 56 square feet, and 80 square feet, respectively.

Windows (Natural Lighting). 77. All rooms in a building intended to be used

as a dwelling shall have one or more windows opening directly into · external air; the area of such windows shall be not less than one-tenth of the area of the floor of the room in which such window or windows are fitted.

Ventilation (Other than Dwellings). 78. The ventilation of all buildings, parts of

buildings, type of ventilators to be used arrangement and situation of ventilation openings, shall be subject to any provisions of the Health Act or regulations or by-laws made thereunder which may from time to time be applicable.

Ventilation (Dwellings). 79. Every part, and every room of any dwel

ling house or building intended to be used for habitation, shall be ventilated as required under any provisions of the Health Act or regulations or by-laws made thereunder which may from time to time be applicable.

Ventilation (Sub-floor). 80. The space under the ground floor of every

building shall be provided with a sufficiency of openings through all walls under the floors to allow a current of air to flow freely under all parts of the building. Type of ventilator used and spacing of same shall be the subject of approval by the surveyor and in accordance with any provisions of the Health Act or any regulations or by-laws made thereunder which may from time to time be applicable.

Lighting and Ventilation (Shops).

81. The provisions of this part of these by-laws relating to height of rooms, lighting and ventilating of main rooms in dwellings shall as far as applicable apply to all shops, save that the windows need not be constructed to open if other approved provision for ventilation is made, and the minimum height of ceilings in shops shall be 11 feet.

Enclosing of Verandahs. 82. No verandah of any dwelling, or shop, or

other building shall be enclosed, or built in in such manner as to exclude natural light, or reduce the proper ventilation of any building or any part thereof. The use of hessian or jute bags, or similar materials for enclosing or screening verandahs is prohibited.

82 (al. Any verandah shall not be totally enclosed for habitation or sleeping, but may be partially enclosed if of a minimum height of 8 feet as hereunder:-

(1) A brick, concrete, jarrah, or asbestos dado shall be constructe,d for a maximum height of 4 ft. from the floor level of such verandah or sleepout in accordance with the existing by-laws.

(2) The space above the dado shall be constructed as follows:-

( al of fly wire totally; or (b) of fixed clear or white obscure glass

louvres minimum heig·ht 4 feet; or (cl of mechanically adjustable (to open and

partially close) clear or white obscure glass louvres, minimum height 3 ft. 6 in. sash;

(d) louvres described in (b) and (cl shall be approved by the Board or building surveyor;

(el of sliding windows containing clear or white obscure glass, minimum height 3 ft. 6 in. sash (casement windows not permitted);


(f) the total length of the louvres or windows described in (bl (cl (el shall not be less than 70 per cent. of the total length of the sleep-out or verandah measured along the side and one end, but the end exposed to weather (paragraph (gl l shall not be included in this measurement;

(gl subject to the approval of the Board or the building surveyor, the end of the verandah or sleep-out most exposed to the wet weather may be totally closed up in brick, concrete, jarrah, or asbestos, but one window, minimum size 3 ft. x 2 ft. shall be provided in such enclosed end if any existing window is in close proximity or may have its lighting reduced unduly by such total end enclosing.

(3) Any sleep-out verandah shall provide shall not be obscured which will reduce the ing rooms.

or partially enclosed that any existing windows by any opaque substance existing lighting to exist-

(4) New sleep-outs of minimum height of 7 ft. (not being partially enclosed verandahs) shall comply fully with this by-law and existing bylaws.

(5) The rules of this by-law shall not apply to a sleep-out where its height from the floor to ceiling is 10 feet or more, providing the floor area is 80 square feet or more and providing its total air space is not less than 720 cubic feet, but shall comply with the existing by-laws for habitable rooms.

Floors. 83. Floors, other than verandah floors, shall

be fixed level, and in all buildings the ground floor, if of wood, shall have a space of not less than 6 in. between the ground and the underside of the floor bearers.

Permit may be Refused if Drainage is not Satisfactory.

84. The Board may refuse to approve the plan of any building or any addition, or alteration to any building, until it is satisfied that the proposed building, or addition, or alteration and the site and curtilage thereof will be properly drained in accordance with any provisions of the Health Act or regulations or by-laws made thereunder which may from time to time be applicable.

Drainage of ·waste Water.

85. Every person who shall erect a building shall provide proper drainage for the disposal of all waste water in accordance with any provisions of the Health Act or regulations or by-laws made thereunder which may from time to time be applicable.

Waste Pipes.

86. Waste pipes from baths, sinks, wash troughs and similar sanit<n·y fittings shall be of wrought iron of approved sizes. All sanitary fittings shall be provided with traps under fittings, metal cleaning eyes shall be fitted at all changes of direction and angles of waste pipes in accordance with any provisions of the Health Act or regulations or by-law.s made thereunder which may from time to time be applicable.

Roof-VVater Disposal.

87. All buildings shall be provided with gutters and downpipes of approved sizes sufficient to carry all water from every part of the roof in an efficient manner, such water shall be carried at least 2 ft. clear of the foundations of the buildings. In the case of larg·e buildings where the surveyor shall deem it necessary, all stormwater from the roof of such buildings shall be carried by pipes direct to the street drains, or gutters in such a manner as directed by the surveyor.

Water Supply.

88. Every dwelling house not connected to a public water supply shall be provided with a water storage tank of not less than one thousand gallons capacity or as may be prescribed in any provisions of the Health Act or regulations or bylaws made thereunder which may from time to time be applicable. Such tank shall be completely covered at its top and provided with a manhole fitted with a tight-fitting lid.

Provision of Manhole in Ceiling. 89. Every building shall be provided with one

or more manholes in the ceiling to enable access tu be gained to the underside of the roof thereof.

Removal of Buildings. 90. If any building is removed from outside the

district to within the district, or from a site within the district to another site within the district, whether on the same or another block of land, such building shall be deemed for the purpose of these by-laws to be a new building erected for the first time on the site whither it is removed.

Verandahs over Footpaths, Projections, Signs, Hoardings and Fences.

91. No person shall erect, or cause or permit to be erected, any portico or verandah over the footway of any road in the district without first obtaining the consent of the Board in writing, and such portico or verandah shall be of the shape, figure, dimensions and materials as set forth on the plan and specifications, for the time being adopted by resolution of the Board, but the lowest part of the frieze or rails of such portico or verandah shall in no case be of less height than 9 ft. above the level of the outer edge of the footway. All such verandahs and projections shall be of the cantilever type.

Openings in Roof of Verandah. 92. No opening shall be made in the roof of

such verandah for the purpose of affording light, unless such opening be properly framed and glazed with approved glass protected underneath with fine mesh wire-netting or armoured glass to the satisfaction of the surveyor.

Porch Landing, etc. 93. Every porch, gangway, outside landing, and

outside step shall be of fire-resisting material and shall not project beyond the boundary of any road or public place.

Shop Windows. 94. Shop windows intended to be used for the

display of goods or business advertisements shall consist of plate or approved glass jointed and fixed in approved metal or approved timber frames, the level of the sill of such frames to be not higher than 30in., nor within 12in. of the level of the footpath immediately adjoining the same.

Woodwork abutting on Roads.

95. Woodwork shall not be fixed flush with the face of any wall abutting on a road unless it is encased with metal of not less than 22 gauge.

Signboards, Hanging Lamp, etc. 96. No signboard, hanging lamp, or other fix

ture shall be erected on or attached to any building or verandah projecting over the roadway unless permission in writing of the Board be first obtained. Each such signboard, hanging lamp, or other fixture shall be of material, construction and design approved by the surveyor and shall be in no part less than 8 ft. 6 in. above the level of the footpath or road. No signboard shall exceed in depth 3 ft. nor shall any signboard project over a road or footpath except with the approval of the Board.

1858 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A. [22 June, 1951.

Unsightly or, Dangerous Fence. 97. When any fence abutting on any road or

public place within the district is in a dangerous or unsightly state, the Board may, by notice in writing to be served on the owner of sucl1 fence, require sucl1 owner within 14 days from the re•• ceipt of sucl1 notice to take down or repair such fc nee as the case may 1·equir2, and sucl1 owner sllall comply with such notice.

Fences and "\Valls. 98. Every fence to be hereafter erected abutting

on any road or public place shall have affixed tl1ereto a plinth at least 9in. l1igh unless the surveyor shall consent in ,niting to sucl1 plinth being of less height, and every wall of brick, stone or concrete, or other similar substance shall be constructed v:ith a base to be approved by the surveyor.

Brick Chimneys, Flues, Fireplaces and Heating Apparatus, Foundations, Footings, etc.

99. C 1) Chimneys shall be built on solid foundations and with footings similar to the footings of the wall against which they are built, unless they are carried on steel girders with direct bearings upon party, external or cross-walls, to the satisfaction of the surveyor, or on c01·bels of bricl{, stone or other incombustible material, and the worl{ so corbelled does not project from the wall more than the thickness of the wall measured immediately below the corbel.

(2) Chimneys may be corbelled out not more than 14in. from walls 9in. in thickness on corbels of stone or incombustible materials not less than lOin. in depth and of the full width of the jambs.

Chimneys, etc., with Soot-doors. 100. Cl) Chimneys and flues having proper soot

doors of not less than 40 square inches may be constructed at such angle as is approved by the surveyor, but in no other case shall any flue be inclined at less angle than 45 degrees to the horizon, and every angle shall be properly rounded.

(2) Position of soot-doors.-All soot-doors shall be distant at least 15in. from any woodworlc

Arches. 101. An arch of briclc or stone of sufficient

strength shall be built over the opening of every chimney to support the breast thereof. Every cambe1· arch shall have tl1e abutments tied in by an iron bar, or bars of sufficient strength turned up or down at the ends and built into the jamb for at least 4½in. on each side.

Flues. 102. A flue shall not be adapted to or used for

any new oven, furnace, steam boiler, or other fire used for any purpose of trade or business, or to or for tl1e range or cooking apparatus of any hotel, tavern, or eating house, unless the flue is surrounded with brickworl{ at least 9in. thick, or reinf01·ced concrete 6in. from the floor of the storey on which such oven, furnace, steam boiler, or other fire is situated to 12in. above the roof.

Flues in Connection with Engines.

103. A flue shall not be used in connection with a steam boiler or hot-air engine unless the flue is at least 20ft. in height measured from the level of the floor on which such engine is placed.

Linings, etc., of Flues.

104. The inside of every flue, and also the outside where passing through any floor, or roof, or space enclosed by the roof or behind or against any woodwork, shall be rendered or pargetted, or lined with fire-resisting piping or stoneware.

Jambs. 105. The jambs of every fireplace opening shall

extend at least 9in. on each side of the opening thereof.

Incombustible Material in Certain Cases. 106. The breast of every chimney shall be of

incombustible material, at least 4in. in thickness and the bricl{work surrounding every smoke flue

slrnll be at least 4½in. in tl1iclrness, provided that where a ventilating flue is carried up ,vith a smoke flue, tl1ey may be separated by a properly constructed iron wyth of cast iron not less than lin. in thicl~ness.

Bacl{s of Fireplaces. 107. The back of every fireplace opening· in party

or external walls from tl1e heartl1 up to a heigl1t of 12in. above the lintel or arch shall be brickwork at least 9in. tl1icl{, or shall be reinforced concrete 6in. thick. No flue shall be ,vithin 2in. of the centre line of any party wall.

Thickness of Flues. 108. Th2 thickness of the upper side of every

flue when its course makes with the horizon an angle of less than 45 degrees sl1all be at least 9in.

Height. \

l0D. Every chimney flue or chimney slrnft shall be carried up in bricl{ or stone worl{ at least 4in. thick throug·hout to a height of not less than 3ft. above the roof, flat or gutter adjoining thereto, measured at the highest point in the line of junction 'with such roof, flat or gutter.

Top Courses. 110. The highest six courses of every chimney

stacl{ or shaft shall be built in cement mortar.

Chimney Shafts. 111. The brickwork or stonework of any chimney

shaft except that of the fm·nace of any steam engine, brewery, distillery or manufactory shall not be built higher above the roof-flat or gutter adjoining thereto than a height equal to six times the least width of such chimney shaft, at the level of such higl1est point in the line of junction, unless such chimney shaft, is built with, and bonded to another chimney shaft, not in the same -line with the first, or otherwise rendered secure to the approval of the surveyor.

Slabs. 112. Then, shall be laid level with the floor of

every storey, before tl1e opening of every chimney, a slab of stone, slate, or other incombustible mat,:.'riRl, at lea,;t 6in. longer on eacl1 side than the width of such opening, and at least 14in. wide, in front of tl1e breast thereof.

How to be Laid. 113. On every floor except tl1e lowest floor, suc11

slab sl1all be laid wholly on stone or iron bearers, or upon brick trimmers, or other incombustible materials, but on the low2st floor it may be bedded on concrete, covering the site or on solid materials placed on such concrete.

Hearths, etc. 114. The hearth or slab of every cl1imney shall

be bedded wholly on brick, stone or other incombustible materials, and shall togethe1· with such macerial be solid for a thiclcness of 6in. at least beneath the upper surface of such hearth or slab.

Flues in Party Walls. 115. A flue shall not be built in, or against,

:my pai-ty structure or existing wall, unless it is surrounded with good sound brickworl~. or other approved material, at least 4½in. in thicklH,ss, p:ropcrly bonded to tl1e satisfaction of the surveyor.

Cutting Away Cl1imney Breast. 116. A chimney breast or shaft built with or

in any party ,vall, slrnll not be cut away, unless the surveyor certifies that it can be cl.one witl10ut injuriously affecting the stability of any building.

Cutting Into Chimney Shaft. 117. A chimney shaft, jamb, breast, or flue

shall not be cut into except for the purpose of repair or doing one or more of the following things:-

( 1) Letting in or removing or altering flues, pipes or funnels for the conveya1we of smoke, hot air, 01· steam.


(2) Forming openings for soot-doors, each opening to be fitted with a close iron door and frames.

(3) Making openings for the insertion of ventilating valves.

Provided that an opening shall not be made nearer than 12in. to any timber, or combustible material.

Position of Timben·,ork. 118. Timber or woodwork shall not be placed

(1) under any chimney op2ning within 6in. from the upper surface of the hearth of such chimney opening;

(2) within 2in. from the face of the brickwork or stonework above the chimney or flue, unless the face of such brickwork or stonework is rendered.

Position of Wooden Plugs. 119. Wooden plugs shall not be driven nearer

than 3in. t'.J Lhe inside of any chimney or flue opening, nor any iron holdfast or other iron fast2r,ing nearer than 2in. thereto.

Ironwork. 120. No iron or steel joists, or other iron work

shall be placed in any flue except insofar as the sume may be required for insuring stability.

Floors Above Furnace or Ovens. 121. The floor or roof over any room or en

closed space in which a furnace is fixed, and any floor within 18in. from the crown of an oven shall be constructed from fire-resisting material.

Exempted Buildings. 122. This by-law shall not apply to any tem

porary or removable offices and sheds used by builders during the construction of any building at or about the site of sucl1 building for a period not exceeding 12 months.

Enforcement of By-laws and Penalties. 123. No building· may be erected except in

compliance with these by-laws. No person shall erect, build, or construct, remove, or make any alteration or addition to, or cause to be erected, built or constructed, removed, or make any alteration or addition to any building, contrary to the provisions of these by-laws.

Penalty for Breach. 124. Any person who shall be guilty of any

breach of any of the provisions of these by-laws, or shall fail to duly comply with any notice thereunder, shall be liable for every such offence to a penalty of not less than one pound and not exceeding twenty pounds.

Notice to Make Building Conform to By-laws. 125. If any building shall be wholly or partly

built, or erected, or added to, or altered, contrary to, or not in conformity with the provisions of these by-laws, the Board or any officer thereof may give to the owner, occupier or builder, or leave upon the site of such building notice in writing to bring such building into conformity with the said provisions, or requiring the pulling down or removal of such building within the time as limited in such notice, and such owner, occupier, or builder shall comply with such notice within the time therein limited.

No Alterations Infringing By-laws. 127. No alteration shall be made in any building

in such a manner that when so altered it will by reason of such alteration not be in conformity with the provisions of these by-laws relating to new buildings.

No User Infringing By-laws. 128. No person shall occupy or permit to be

occupied any building for any purpose for which such building could not have been built under

the provisions of these by-laws: Provided that this clause shall not prevent the continued use of any building in existence at the time of coming into operation of these by-laws for any purpose for which it was then being used.

Licenses for Hoardings. 129a. The Board may grant licenses in accord

ance with the PFDvisions of regulation (3) of the Second Schedule to the Road Districts Act for the erection of a hoarding or fence to the satisfaction of the surveyor. Such license shall be in the Form A of the Third Schedule hereto.

License for Deposit of Materials on Roads etc. 129b. The Board may grant licenses in accord

ance with the provisions of regulation (4) of the Second Schedule to the Road Districts Act for the deposit of materials on any road or way or the making of any excavation on any land abutting on or adjoining or contiguous to any road or way. Such deposit or excavation shall be to the ap;::iroval of the surveyor. The license shall be in the Form B in the Third Schedule hereto.

Before granting a license to deposit the materials or make an excavation, the Board may require fl-om the applicant a sum determined by the surveyor to be held as a deposit to cover the cost of canying out repairs to the road, footpath, kerb, etc., made necessary by the deposit or excavation concerned.

First Schedule. Form of Application.

I,.. . .... of . . . ............. as the owner or builder, hereby make application for a permit to erect a.... .. on lot No ... situated in . street, at .. for... . .............. owner. Frontage of the lot. feet. Depth ............ feet. Building to be used for No. of rooms . .......... Height of walls feet (first storey). Height of walls

feet (second storey). Walls to be built of . . . . . . . . . Linings to be of Roof to be oL ... .... If skillion roof, height of rear wall . .. feet. Distance from street frontage... feet. Distance from side bound-aries .. feet. outbuildings to be erected as follows . .. .... .. . .. . Height of walls... . to be built of. Roof.. . ... distance from nearest building on lot.. ..feet. Dis-tance from nearest boundary on lot.. . .......... feet. Drainage: I propose to instal the following drainage . . Cost of building

I submit a block plan, ground plan and front elevation of proposed building, drawn in ink, together with a copy to be retained by the Board, and I certify to the best of my knowledge that plans and all particulars herein set out are true and correct.

Date ... Received on .. Signed. Approved. Referred to Board.

Second Schedule.

Prescribed Fees.

New buildings of an area of two squares or less

New buildings of an area of more than two squares-per square

Addition or alteration to buildings, per £100 (minimum fees 5s.l

Garages and outbuildings (new buildings or additions or alterations tol

Fees for hoarding licenses Fees for licenses to deposit on roads Fees for licenses to excavate

s. d.

5 0

2 6

5 0

2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6


Removal of Buildings. For inspection only of a building not in the dis

trict whether removal is approved or not, minimum £2 2s., up to 10 miles. Over 10 miles, £2 2s. plus ls. per mile for each mile over.

For inspection of a building' within the district, whether removal is approved or not, £2 2s. Fees for permit additional to inspection fee.

Third Schedule.

Form "A".

Road Board-License to Erect a Hoarding, Pursuant to Regulation 3 of the Second Schedule to the Road Districts Act and By-laws.

No ................ License is issued to .. .

oL ................... to erect a hoarding at the land specified hereunder for the purpose of carrying out building operations.

Secretary. Lot No .. . .. Street ..

Form "B".

........... Road Board-License to Deposit Materials on Road or License to Make an Excavation. Pursuant to Regulation 4 of the Second Schedule to the Road Districts Act and By-law.

No . License is issued to . o! . .. . ..... to deposit materials on the road at the land specified hereunder or to make an excavation on the said land.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Secretary.

Lot No ... . .. Street ..

A resolution adopting the foregoing by-laws was passed by the Board on the 12th January, 1951.

Recommended-

H. 0. POLLARD, Chairman.

R. H. GORDON, Secretary.

(Sgd.l C. H. SIMPSON, Acting Minister for Local Government.


(Sgd.l R. GREEN, Acting Clerk of the Council.

THE TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1950. Upper Blackwood Road Board.

Parldng By-law. P.W. 867/37.

THE Upper Blackwood Road Board, pursuant to an Order in Council under section 49 of the Traffic Act, 1919-1950, published in the Government Gazette of the 29th of November, 1948, and in exercise of the power thereby conferred doth hereby make the following by-law prescribing the rules to be observed in respect of any vehicle being driven or used on roads in the townsite of Boyup Brook within the Upper Blackwood Road District.

1. No person in charge of any vehicle shall cause or permit such vehicle to stand for a longer period than 15 minutes between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays, both inclusive, or between the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturdays on the portions of the roads specified hereunder, namely:-

(al Bridge Road on the North-Western side between the right-of-way at the rear of lot 80 and the intersection of Bridge Road with Railway Parade.

(bl The Western side of Bridge Road from Forrest Street to Abel Street.

(cl Portion of the North-Eastern side of Abel Street from the South-Western corner of lot 72 to the South-Eastern corner of lot 68.

2. No person in charge of any vehicle shall cause or permit such vehicle to stand at any time at the front of the Town Hall site within the space indicated by signs in the area formed by the truncation of Reserve 21532, lot 228, at the intersection of Cowley Street, Abel Street and Inglis Street.

3. Penalty for breach of this by-law not exceeding £20.

4. The by-law published in the Government Gazette of the 10th December, 1948, at page 2954 is hereby repealed. '

Passed by a resolution of the Upp2r Blackwood Road Board at a meeting held on the 17th day of May, 1951.

J. R. PURSE, Chairman.

H. R. CONNOLLY, Secretary.

Recommended-( Sgd.l C. H.· SIMPSON,

Acting Minister for Local Government.



ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948. Perth Road Board-Hamersley Ward. By-laws Relating to Omnibus Stands.

P.W. 791/44. PER TH Road Board under and by virtue of the powers conferred on it in that behalf by the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, and all other powers enabling it doth hereby make and publish the following by-laws:-

1. In the construction of these by-laws unless the context otherwise requires the expression "Omnibus" means a motor vehicle used or intended to be used as a passenger vehicle to carry passengers at separate fares.

2. The following areas are hereby appointed as stands for omnibuses namely:-

(il On the West side of West Coast Highway commencing from a point in line with the South building alignment of Malcolm Street and extending Southward for a distance of 60ft. and having a width of 8ft. from the Western kerb line.

(iil On the East side of West Coast Highway commencing from a point in line with the North building alignment of Elsie Street and extending Northwards for a distance of 60ft. and having a width of 8ft. from the Eastern kerb line.

3. No person in charge of any vehicle other than an omnibus shall cause or permit such vehicle to stand on any portion of an area appointed as a stand for omnibuses referred to in the preceding by-law.

4. If any person commits a breach of any of these by-laws such person shall be liable on conviction to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds (£20).

Passed at a meeting of Perth Road Board held on the 3rd day of Api·il, 1951.

[L.S.]

M. E. HAMER, Vice-Chairman.

W. E. STOCKDALE, Secretary.

Recommended-(Sgd.l C. H. SIMPSON,

Acting Minister for Local Government.





Wyalkatchem Road Board-Long Service Leave BY-laws.

P.W. 1359/36. THE by-law passed by the Wyalkatchem Road Board and published in the Government Gazette on the 15th December, 1950, at page 2813, is hereby amended as follows:-

By deleting the word "or" where appearing in line 2 of by-law 5 and inserting in lieu thereof, the words "but may be granted pro rata long service leave."

Passed by resolution of the Wyalkatchem Road Board at a meeting on the 19th day of April, 1951.

Recommended-

H. THRELFALL, Chairman.

ROBT. H. SOLOSY, Secretary.

(Sgd.) C. H. SIMPSON, Acting Minister for Local Government.




Dowerin Road Board. Notice of Intention to Borrow-Loan No. 7

(Interest Rate).

IN reference to the above notice published in the Government Gazette of 30th March, 1951, page 731.

The debentures mentioned in the above publication will bear interest at the rate of three pounds ten shillings <3½%) per centum per annum.

R. A. RICHARDS, Chairman.

H. J. TINDALE, Secretary.


Merredin Road Board-Building By-laws.

THE Building By-laws under the Road Districts Act, 1919-1934, published in the Government Gazette on 28th October, 1938, are hereby amended as follows:-

Clause 36-Garages.

Subclause (b) of this clause is deleted and there is inserted in lieu thereof:-

(b) In such special cases as referred to in the foregoing subclause the Board may approve of such garage being constructed 5ft. distant from the frontage of any road or street, provided that no doors or other part of the building shall at any time obstruct the footpath.

Where any garage is constructed no further back on the blocl{ than on a line with the front wall of the main building it shall be constructed with a gable roof and covered on the outside with approved weatherboards up to a height of not less than 3ft. 6in. from floor level. It shall be provided with ledged and braced timber doors properly hung on posts of not less dimensions than 4in. x 4in.

Clause 61-Signboard, Hanging Lamp, etc. This clause is amended by deleting "8 ft. 6in."

and inserting in lieu thereof "7ft. 9in."

Passed by a resolution of the Merredin Road Board, 9th June, 1951.

J. H. KENDALL, Chairman.

F. A. LAW, Secretary.

TENDERS. BRUCE ROCK ROAD BOARD invites tendei:s for the purchase of a TD9 Crawler Tractor eqmpp~d with three-quarter cubic yard Buc~rus Erie hydraulic dozer shovel, all in good workmg ord~r. This machine was thoroughly overhauled m January and may be inspected where it is loading gravel for the Main Roads De12artment, 14 miles west of Bruce Rock on the YorR: Road. The Board has purchased a new excava ~or and the TD9 loader is now surplus equipment.

Tenders marked "Loader" close with the undersigned on Saturday 7th July, 1951. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

N. N. McDONALD, Secretary.


Road Board Elections.

Local Government Department, Perth, 18th June, 1951.

IT is hereby notified, for general informat~on,_ in accordance with section 92 of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, that the following gentl~men have been elected members of the underment10ne?- road boards to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder:-

Date of Election; Member Elected: Surname, Christian Names; Ward: Occupation; How vacancy occurred: (a) Effluxion of time, (b) Resignation, (c) Death; Name 'of Previous Member: Remarks.

Coolgardie Road Board. 21st April, 1951; Davison, Robert; Country; Store

keeper; (a); Davison, R.; unopposed. 21st April, 1951; Evans, Francis Roy Keith; Town;

Miner; (a); Evans, F. R. K.; unopposed. 21st April, 1951; Bateman, Stanley Thomas; Town;

Baker; (b); Nicholls, J. P.; unopposed.

Black Range Road Board. 21st April, 1951; O'Connor, Robert Eliot; Country;

Pastoralist; (a); O'Connor, R. E.; -21st April, 1951; Morrison, Herbert Frank; Coun

try; Pastoralist; (a); Morrissey, P.; -. 21st April, 1951; Heath, Arnold Allan; Country;

Pastoralist; (b); Sholl, L. W.; -.

Cue Road Board. 31st March, 1951; Peken, James George; Cue; re

tired; (a); Peken, J. G.; unopposed. 31st March, 1951; Boyd, James; Tuckanarra; hotel

keeper; (a); Boyd, J.; unopposed. 31st March, 1951; Meehan, Jack; Day Dawn;

Pastoralist; (a); Meehan, J.; unopposed. 31st March, 1951; Read, Donald William; Big Bell;

Mill Superintendent; (a); Read, D. W.; unopposed.

31st March, 1951; Hannan, Albert Edward Charles; Big Bell; Storekeeper; new seat; -; unopposed.

Goomalling Road Board. 21st April, 1951; Chester, Sydney William; South;

Farmer; (a); Leeson, P. W.; -. 21st April, 1951; Millsteed, Terence Gerald; North;

Farmer; (a); Millsteed, T. G.; unopposed. 21st April, 1951; Slater, William George; Central;

Farmer; (a); Slater, W. G.; -.

Toodyay Road Board. 21st April, 1951; Hamersley, Preston Maitland;

East; Farmer; (a); Hamersley, P. M.; unopposed.

21st April, 1951; Stevenson, Kenneth James Orr; North; Farmer; (a); Stevenson, K. J. O.; unopposed.

21st April, 1951; Dawson, William Arthur Samuel; Central; Stationmaster; (a); Dawson. W. A. S. unopposed.

(Sgd.) GEO. S. LINDSAY, Secretary for Local Government.

1862 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [22 June, 1951. ------------------------- -------------------------

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948. 49, Bruce Rock, as a work and undertaking for which money may be borrowed under Part VII of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, by the Bruce Rock Road Board.

Bruce Rock Road Board.

Local Government Department,

P.W. 147/39. Perth, 18th June, 1951.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Governor has approved of the construction of public conveniences on lots 48 and

GEO. S. LINDSAY, Secretary for Local Government.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

ender 'I' B oarcl

No.

499/51

538/51

540/51

351/51

385/51

498/51

458/51

251/51

565/51

Date.

1951. June 14

do.

June 15

June 14

do.

do.

June 15

do.

June 14

Contractor.

Carbarns, Mulben·y & McLean

Bushells, Ltd.

Jason Metal Furniture, Ltd.

Dunn Bros.

B. Bennett

Boltons, Ltd.

D. F. Robinson

Palmo Della Bosca ....

R. P. Mclnerney & Co., Ltd.

l\L & l\L Johnston ....

Accepted Tenders.

Sehe-Department rlule Partieulnrs. Rate.

No. <'Oncerned

·--·

210A, Potatoes and Onions for Govern- Various 1951 ment Institutions, Hospitals,

etc., at Perth, Fremantle, Claremont and W ooroloo for period of six months from 1st July, 1951, as follows :-

Item 1 (b), 2 (b), 4 (b) : Potatoes

Onions ....

Item 3 (b): Potatoes

Onions ....

Cost plus 11s. 6d per ton.

Cost plus 20s. per ton.



222A, Coffee and Chicory, Mixed, for do. 4s. per lb. 1951 Government Institutions, etc.,

at Claremont, Fremantle, Perth and W ooroloo, for period 1st July, to 30th September, 1951

224A, Tubular Chairs, Deck Chairs and 1951 Lounges for Claremont Mental

Home, delivered, as follows :Item 1

196A, 1951

168A, 1951

241A, 1951

199A, 1951

114A, 1951

236A, 1951

Item 2 Item 3

Purchase and Removal of Second-hand " D " Model International Truck, as it now stands at Waddi Forest

2 only 300 gallon Calorifiers for the King Edward Memorial Hospital Nurses' Quarters, delivered (subject to rise or fall in manufacturing costs)

Purchase and Removal of a quantity of Broken Asbestos Sheets, ex Surplus Stores Depot, East Perth

Firewood (approx. 2,000 cords) for the No. 7 Pumping Station, Gilgai

Cast Iron Flanged Sluice Valves, delivered C.I.F. Fremantle (Makers: Morison & Bearby, Ltd., Newcastle, N.S.W.), as follows:-

Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4

Uniforms for Fremantle Harbour Trust, delivered to Harbour Trust Store, Fremantle, as follows:-

Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4 Item 5 Item 6 Item 7 Item 8 Item 9 (a) Item 9 (b) Item 10 Item 11

£3 ls. 5d. each.

£7 15s. each. £14 10s. each.

War Service Land £75.

Public Works .... £307 10s. each.

Government Stores £90.

Goldfields Water 60s. per cord. Supply

Metropolitan Water Supply

Fremantle Harbour Trust

£268 15s. each. £319 each. £419 10s. each. £695 each.

£9 19s. each. £8 12s. 9d. each. £7 6s. 4d. each. £7 6s. 4d. each. £5 15s. each. £5 15s. each. £7 6s. 4d. each. £7 10s. each. £7 15s. 9d. each. £7 3s. 5d. each. £7 6s. 4d. each. £7 15s. 9d. each.


WES'rERl\' AUSTRALIAN GOVERl\ ~IE:-:T TENDER BOARD-continued.

Accepted Tenders-continued.

Tender Sche- Department Board Date. Con tractor. dule Particulars. Rate.

No. No. concerned.

1951. 488/51 June 14 W. S. Smith .... .... 204A, Cartage of Stores from Derby Native Affairs .... £6 per ton of 2,240

1951 to Fitzroy Crossing for period lb. 1st July, 1951, to 30th June, 1952

578/51 do. The Western Ice Co ..... 240A, Ice for Royal Perth Hospital and Various 1951 Claremont Mental Home for

period 1st July, 1951, to 30th June, 1952, delivered, as fol-lows:-

Item 1 .... .... . ... .... .... .... 4s. 3d. per cwt. Item 2 .... .... .... .... .... . ... 4s. 6d. per cwt.

469/51 do. J. M. Hedley .... 203a, Purchase and Removal of Public Works .... £366. 1951 Second-hand 1939 Model Chev-

rolet Utility 438/51 do. .... .... .... . ... 194A, Purchase and Removal of do.

1951 Second-hand Truck and Motor Cycles, as follows :-

G. Cheney .... . ... .... Item 1 .... .... .... .... .... . ... £205. J. M. Hedley .... .... Item 2 .... .... . ... .... . ... .... £32 10s.

Item 3 .... .... . ... .... .... .... £31 10s. 412/51 do. .... .... . ... . ... 181A, Workshop Equipment delivered do.

1951 F.O.R. or where directed at Perth, as follows:-

l Flower, Davies & John- .... Item 1 .... .... . ... .... .... . ... £42 16s. each less

son, Ltd. 10%. Item 2 .... .... .... .... .... .... £48 7s. each less

10%-Atkins (W.A.), Ltd ..... .... Item 3 .... .... .... .... .... . ... £134 12s. 6d. each.

Item 4 .... .... .... .... .... .... £23 each. Item 5 .... .... .... .... .... .... £96 each. Item 6 .... .... . ... .... .... . ... £9 5s. each.

McPhersons, Ltd. .... .... Item 7 .... .... .... .... .... . ... £6 7s. 6d. each.

Tenders for Government Suppliea.

Date of Schedule Supplies required. Date of

Advertising. No. Closing.

1951. 1951. June 12 268A, 1951 Galvanised Iron Tanks and Tank Stands June 28 June 14 273A, 1951 Dining Room Tables for Claremont Mental Hospital June 28 June 12 274A, 1951 Bread at Claremont, Fremantle, Guildford, Canning Bridge, Heathcote and

Perth June 28 June 12 275A, 1951 Uniforms for Police, Summer 1951-52 June 28 June 14 279A, 1951 Fuel Oil and Lubricating Oil for Country Power Station June 28

Extended to May 24 234A, 1951 Electric Lamps for W.A.G.R. Commission June 28

Extended to May 24 235a, 1951 Electric Lamps for P.W.D., Tramways and other Government Departments June 28 June 5 525A, 1951 Fly Spray for Government Institutions June 28 June 5 257A, 1951 Exhaust Fan Units for Kalgoorlie School of Mines .... June 28 June 7 262A, 1951 Transformer Oil for S.E.C. June 28 May 29 242A, 1951 Pumping Machinery for Geraldton Sewerage Pumping Station No. 1 June 28 May 15 215A, 1951 Railway Wagon Equipment June 28 June 7 264A, 1951 Portable Water Boring Plant July 5 June 4 267A, 1951 Supply of Paper for Government Printer July 5 June 14 276A, 1951 Tea for Government Institutions July 5 May 22 229A, 1951 Marine Diesel Engine for Wyndham Meatworks July 5 June 21 281A, 1951 Firewood for State Battery, Cue July 5 June 21 288A, 1951 Pumping Unit for Boyup Brook Hospital July 12 May 31 248A, 1951 Railway Switches, Crossing and Check Rails July 12 Apr. 26 185a, 1951 Car and Wagon Wheels and Axles for W.A.G.R. Commission *July 19 June 12 271A, 1951 Metal Window Frames for Fremantle Hospital July 19 June 14 208a, 1951 Underground Cable for State Electricity Commission July 19 June 21 285a, 1951 Diesel Generating Sets, 400 K.W., for Albany Power Station July 26 June 14 277A, 1951 Tyres and Tubes *July 26 June 21 284a, 1951 Steel Section and Mild Steel Plate Aug. 2 May 10 209a, 1951 Fishbolts and Spring Washers for W.A.G.R. Commission *Aug. 9 Apr. 26 198a, 1951 Underground Cable, 66 K.V. for State Electricity Commission *Aug. 23 Jan. 16 23A, 1951 Gas Making and Ancillary Plant *8ept. 27

* Forms, etc., also available at the oll.ice of the Agent General for W.A. in London,

1864

Date of Adv,.rtising.

--Ei"51. June 12 June 14 June 14 May 31 June 21 June 21 June 21 June 21

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

\\'ESTER:-; ATSTRALIAN GOVERNll:LE~T TENDER BOARD-conii11ucd.

Sohednl" No.

269A, 1951 272A, 1951 278A, 1951 252A, 1951 :l82A, 195] ~87A, 195] 283A, 1951 286A, 1951

For Sc,le by 'Tender.

Supplies required.

Brass Borings and Turnings Harley Davidson }Iotor Cycle, 1934 model Catapiller No. 12 Grader .... Machinery and Equipment ex Old Power Station, Bridgetown .... Sheared Strippings of ¼ in. Steel Plate :Fordson Wehr Grader Plant and Equipment, ex Donnybrook Cider & Canning Co., Pumphouso and Pumping Gear ....

Ltd.

[22 June, 1951.

Date of Closing.

1951. June 28 June 28 June 28 July 5 July 5 July 5

12 July I July 12 I

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the abovementioned until 10 a.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 8treet, Perth. No tender necessarily accepted.

21st June, 1951. A. H. TELFER,

(;hnirmnr,.

EDUCATION ACT, 1928-1943.

Education Department, Perth, 12th June, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve of the amendment by the Minister for Education of the Education Act Regulations, 1949, as made by him under section 28 of the Education Act, 1928-1943, and published in the Government Gazette on the 26th day of July, 1949, and amended from time to time thereafter by notices published in the Government Gazette, in the manner set forth in the Schedule hereunder.

T. L. ROBERTSON, Director of Education.

Schedule. The abovementioned regulations are amended as follows:Clause 8 of Appendix 5 is amended-

(a) by inserting before the word "The" firstly appearing in line one the words, "Unless the Director approves in writing";

(b) by deleting all words in paragraph (d)·and inserting in lieu thereof the following :-"give his time whclly to his University work. He must not undertake additional work nor enter into any form of employment without the approval of the Director and the consent of the University."

APPOINTMENT. Under Section 6 of the Registration of Births,

Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1948.

Registrar General's Office, Perth. 15th June, 1951.

THE following appointment has been approved:-R.G. No. 47 /42-Mr. Alfred Norman Deas, as

District Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages for the Pilbara Registry District, to maintain an office at Marble Bar, vice Mr. Alfred Robert Jackson, transferred; appointment to date from 5th June, 1951.

R. J. LITTLE, Registrar General.

REGISTRATION OF MINISTERS. Pursuant to Part III of the Registration of Births,

and Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1948.

Registrar General's Office, Perth, 15th June 1951.

Appointment. IT is hereby published, for general information, that the undermentioned ministers have been duly registered in this Office for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia:-

R.G. No., Date, Denomination and Name, Residence, Registry District.

Evangelical Lutheran Synod in Australia (W.A. Conference).

78/42; 12/6/51; Rev. Paul Albert Mueller; 149 Duke Street, NorthRm; Northam.

Presbyterian Church of Australia-Assembly of W.A.

37 /51; 6/6/51; Mr. James Henry Duncan; Wotjulum Mission, via Yampi; West Kimberley.

Cancellation. IT is hereby published, for general information, that the name of the undermentioned minister has been duly removed from the register in this office of ministers registered for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia:-

R.G. No., Date, Denomination and Name, Residence, Registry District.

Chui-eh of England. 22/51; 15/6/51; Rev. David Abbott; St.

Matthew's Rectory, Guildford; Swan.

R. J. LITTLE, Registrar General.

COAL MINES REGULATION ACT, 1946.

Department of Mines,

1131/47. Perth, 13th June, 1951.

THE Honourable the Minister for Mines has been pleased to approve of the re-appointment of Stanley William Waywood, as Miners' Representative on the Board of Trustees of the Collie Coal Miners' Accident Relief Fund Trust for a further period of twelve months as from the 1st day of June, 1951.

(Sgd.l A. H. TELFER, Under Secretary for Mines.


THE MINING ACT, 1904-1950. Department of Mines,


IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of the Mining Act, 1904-1950, His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Leases, Applications for Leases, Tailings Licenses, Authorities to Mine, and Temporary Reserves as shown below.

(Sgd.) A. H. TELFER, Under Secretary for Mines.

'!.'he undermentioned applications for Gold Mining Leases were approved, subject to survey :-

Goldfield.

Coolgardie East Coolgardie North Coolgardie

District.

Coolgardie East Coolgardie Yerilla

*5863, *5864. *6312E. *1328R.

No. of Application.

The undermentioned applications for a i\lineral Lease were approved, subject to survey :-

Field.

Northampton Mineral Ashburton Gold

District.

1

242. 147.

The surrenders of the undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were accepted :-

II II No. of II Goldfield. District. Lease.

l\iate Alac.

No. of Application.

Lessee.

East Murchison l\iurchison Kimberley

Lawlers Cuc

1330 2259

95 Richard Paull Septimus Burt. Thomas Samuel.

The surrender of the undermentioned .Mineral Lease was accepted :-

Field. District. No. of Lease.

Lessee.

Northampton Mineral 239 Francis Latham.

The undermentioned application for a Gold Mining Lease was refused :-

Goldfield. I

District.

Murchison I Cuc ----1

No. of Lease.

2264

Name of Lease.

Table Top West ....

Lessee.

···· I Luigi Arrigoni.

The Lessee of the undermentioned Gold n,liuing Lease was fined the sum set opposite the same as an alternative to forfeiture

of such lease for breach of labour conditions. In the event of such fine not being paid within the period mentioned hereunder, then the lease to be forfeited forthwith :-

Goldfield. District. I No. of\ Lessee. li'ine. Period within which fine is to

__ !--ease. __ be paid.

------·

East Coolgardie I East CoolgMdie 5913E I Christina Maria Ryan .... £5 1st July, 19-51.

The ::.tl=••:::::,·;:rofon fo, An:::~:,:: ,r;n, on ·~r:::l::d~::::::r ":,:::l::•d 'I Locality.

-------------------

934H(lE/51) 303/51 Kevin Joseph Er be .. ·· I P.A. 4892E . ··· I East Coolganlie ···· I Trafalgar Townsite .

The undermentioned applications for Licenses to Treat Tailings or Mining Material were approved conditionally :-

No. I Cones. No. Licensee. Goldfield. Lomlity. I Period.

1201H(2/51) 1202H(3/51) 1203H(l/51) 1209H(4/51)

106/51 107/51 201/51 304/51

Kenneth Williams .iYlilton Thomas Williams John Knight Dixon Yilgarn Robert Samuel .Atkinson

* Conditionally.

Northampton Northampton Southern Cross ... Galena

3 months from 15-6-51. 3 months from 15-6-51. 12 months from 15-6-51. 3 months from 15-6-51.

1866 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [22 June, 1951. -------------------------------------------

THE MINING ACT, 1904-1950-continued.

The undermentioned Temporary Reserves have been approved conditionally :-

No. jcorres. No.\ Occupier. Term. Locality.

1299H 267 /51 Norseman Gold :Mines, No 12 months from 23-2-51 Norseman. Liability

1310H 454/51 \Vestern Steel Enterprise, 1:2 months from 18-4-51 .... Koolan Island. Limited

The authority granted to occupy conditionally the undermentioned Temporary Reserves has been extended :-

No. \corres. No.I Occupier. Term. Locality.

I 1273H I i.i:25/50

1296H 197/51

1246H 11:20 / 49

Porphyry (1939) Gold )fine, No Liability

Roy Cook and Branko Jankovich

Australian Blue A~bcstos, Limited

Twelve months from li.i-i.i-51

Two months from :25-3-51 ....

Twelve months from 21-11-50

I Porphyry.

I Junction of the De Grey

I. and Coongan Rivers.

\Vittenoon Townsite.

THE MINING ACT, 1904-1950.

Appointments. Department of Mines,


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve the following appointments, viz.:-

Police Constable Hopetoun Edgar Forward, as Acting Mining Registrar, Onslow, Ashburton Goldfield during the absence of the Mining Registrar, to date from the 28th day of November, 1950, to the 6th day of March, 1951.

Police Constable William Thomas Reginald Connolly, as Acting Mining Registrar, Onslow, Ashburton Goldfield, from the 15th day of November, 1950, to 27th day of November, 1950, during the absence of the Mining Registrar on leave. Also that the said officer be appointed as Mining Registrar of the abovementioned town and goldfield as from the 7th day of March, 1951.

A. H. TELFER, Under Secretary for Mines.

THE MINING ACT, 1904. (Regulation 180.)

Warden's Office, Onslow, 2nd June, 1951.

TAKE notice tl1at it is the intention of the Warden of the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date mentioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an order aut110rising the cancellation of registration of the undermentioned Mining· Tenements, in accordance v.-ith Regulation 180 of the Mining Act, 1904. An ord,::r may issue in the absence of the registered holder, but should he desire to object to such order he must, before the date mentioned, lodge at the Warden's Office an objection containing the grounds of such objection, and, on the date mentioned, the Warden will proceed to hear and determine the same, in accordance with the evidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) K. H. HOGG, Warden.

Tt. :,e heard at the Warden's Court, Onslow, on Tuesday the 24th day of July, 1951.

Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered Holder, Address, Reason for Resumption.

ASHBURTON GOLDFIELD. Onslow District. Mineral Claims.

4-Shanks, Edwards: Lady Samson Lead Mine, Northern Gully, via Geraldton; non-payment vf rent.

5-Aerial Mines Proprietary Limited; c/o. Gratwick & Mattiske, 66 St. George's Terrace, Perth; non-payment of rent.

6-A0rial Mines Proprietary Limited; c/o. Gratwick & Mattiske, 66 St. George's Terrace, Perth; non-payment of rent.

7-Aerial Surveys <W.A.l Pty. Limited, c/o. Gratwick & Mattiske, 66 St. George's Terrace, Perth; non-payment of rent.

8-Hitchins, Francis Eric, and Wilson, Windham Harold; c/o. Joseph, Muir and Williams, 98 St. George's Terrace, Perth; non-payment of rent.

9-Summers, John Stephen; 9 Braeside Road, Mt. Lawley; non-payment of rent.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

No. 134 of 1951. Between Federated Clerks' Union of Australia

Industrial Union of Workers, W.A. Branch, Applicant, and Boans Ltd., Burns Philp & Co. Ltd., Bushells Ltd., Foy & Gibson Ltd. and others, Respondents.

HAVING heard Mr. W. R. Sawyer on behalf of the applicant and Mr. G. F. Gill on behalf of the respondents, and by consent, I, the undersigned, Conciliation Commissioner of the Court of Arbitration, in pursuance of a remission to me by the powers contained in section 92 of the Industrial Court of Arbitration and in pursuance of the Arbitration Act, 1912-1950, do hereby order and declare that Award No. 38 of 1947 be and the same is hereby amended in the terms of the attached schedule, such amendments to operate as from the beginning of the first pay period commencing after the date hereof.

Dated at Perth this 12th day of June, 1951.

[L.S.J (Sgd.) S. F. SCHNAARS,

Conciliation Commissioner.

Schedules. 1. That clause 5 be amended by deleting from

subclause Ch) the words and numerals "five hundred pounds (£500)" and inserting in lieu thereof the words and numerals "six hundred and seventy-nine pounds (£679) ."

2. That clause 8 be amended-Cal By deleting subclause Ca) and inserting in

lieu thereof:-

Cal Basic Wage: Metropolitan area Albany and Ger-

aldton areas

Per Males.

£ s. d. 9 4 3

9 4 1

Week. Females. £ s. d. 5 4 1

5 4 1


Cb) By deleting from subclause Cb) the second paragraph provisions relating to Junior Workers (Female) and inserting in lieu thereof:-

% of Female Basic Wage per Week.

Cb) Junior Worlrnrs (Female):

Cc) ing:-

Between 15 and 16 years of age Between 16 and 17 years of age Between 17 and 18 years of age Between 18 and 19 years of age

60 70 80 95

Margin per Weelr.

£ s. d. Between 19 and 20 years of age O 5 9 Between 20 and 21 years of age O 16 O

By deleting from subclause Cc) the follow-

Margin

Cc) Adults (Female): per WeelL

£ s. d. 1 6 0 1 10 0

At 21 years of age At 23 years of age and over

and inserting in lieu thereof:-Cc) Adults (Female):

At 21 years of age 2 3 O

At 22 years of age 2 6 O At 23 years of age 2 9 6

Cd) By inserting after subclause (g) new subclauses to stand as subclauses Ch), CD, Cj) and Ck) as follows:-

Ch) Notwithstanding the provisions of subclauses Cb) and Cc) of this clause as amended by this amendment the rates of pay prescribed to female workers employed by Geraldton and Albany respondents shall be as prescribed by this Award in clause 8, subclauses Cb) and Cc) prior to this amendment but liberty to apply to amend the A ward in similar terms to this amendment is hereby granted to the Union.

(i) CD Part time worl{ers may be employed following notification by the employer to the Union, at an hourly rate for a lesser period per week than the hours usually worked in each establishment, provided that the Union is unable to provide suitable full time workers.

CiD Provided however, that if the Union should object to the employment by any employer of a part time worker, such objection must be made within 48 hours from the time of the Union receiving such application from the employer.

CiiD Any objection lodged within the aforesaid 48 hours may be referred to a Board of Reference.

Civ) Payment of annual leave and sick pay for part time workers shall be strictly related proportionately in accordance with the number of hours worked, to the conditions prescrib8d in each establishment. for full time wor!{ers.

Cv) Should the present need for part time workers be eliminated by a surplus of suitable workers offering for full time employment, the Union shall be at iibertY to apply to the Court for the deletion of this subclause CD from the Award.

Cj) It is hereby expressly agreed and declared that the rates prnscribed herein by this amendment for junior and adult females have been arrived at without regard for the skill involved or the nature of the work performed, and cannot be compared as between themselves or with the rates of pay prescribed in this Award for males or with the rates of pay prescribed in any other Award.

Ck) In the event of the Court of Arbitration increasing the ratio of the female basic wage to the male basic wage, the margins herein prescribed for adult females shall be automatically reduced by the same amount as the basic wage is so increased and in the case of junior female

• workers the percentage of the female basic wage and the margins prescribed herein shall be automatically reduced by a sum and/01· percentage sufficient to enable the rates to remain constant.


No. 135 of 1951.

Between The W.A. Dental Technicians' and Employees' Union of Workers, Applicant, and The Continental Dental Coy., and others, Respondents. ·

HAVING heard Mr. L. M. Lipsett on behalf of the Applicant and Mr. F. S. Cross on behalf of the Respondents, and by consent, the Court, in pursuance of the powers contained in section 92 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1950, doth hereby order and declare that Award No. 29 of 1948 as amended by interim order No. 276 of 1950 be and the same is hereby further amended in the terms of the attached schedule.

Dated at Perth this 31st day of May, 1951. By the Court,

[L.S.l (Sgd.) L. W. JACKSON, President.

Schedule. The amendments made in interim order No.

276 of 1950 on the 11th day of May, 1951, are embodied in this schedule.

1.-Area. Delete this clause and insert in lieu thereof

the following:-This Award shall have effect over the area

comprised within the South-West Land Division of the State and within a radius of five (5) miles from the Post Office, Kalgoorlie.

4.-Hours. Delete subclause Cb) of this clause and insert

in lieu thereof the following:-Cb) The ordinary hours of work shall be worked

between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on five (5) days of the weels:, excluding Sundays, and between 8 a.m. and 12 noon on the day on which the weekly half-holiday is observed. Provided that they may be worked at such other times as may be mutually agreed between the employer and the worker but in such event the Union shall be notified of the altered starting and finishing times.

5 .-Overtime. Delete this clause and insert in lieu thereof

the following:-Ca) All time worked before the usual starting

and after the usual finishing time shall be deemed overtime and be paid for at the rate of time and a half for the first four (4) hours and double time thereafter. In the calculation of overtime each day shall stand alone.

Cb) The employer's liability for the payment for overtime worked shall be deemed to be met if equivalent time off is given to the worker.

Cc) All work done on Sundays shall be paid for at the rate of double time.

Cd) When a worker, without being notified on the previous day, is required to continue working after the usual knock-off time for more than one Cl) hour he shall be provided with any meal required or shall be paid two shillings C2s.) in lieu thereof.

Ce) When a worlrnr is recalled to work after leaving the job he shall be paid for at least one Cl) hour at overtime rates.

(f) A meal interval of one Cl) hour shall where practicable be allowed between 12 noon and 3 p.m. provided that where a meal time of less than one C 1) hour is allowed the worker shall be paid at overtime rates for any portion of the hour worked. ·

Cg) Notwithstanding anything contained in this award:-

Ci) An employer may require any worker to work reasonable overtime at overtime rates and such worker shall work overtime in accordance with such requirement.

(ii) No organisation, party to this Award or worker or workers covered by this Award shall in any way, whether directly or indirectly be a party to or concerned in

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [22 June, 1951.

any ban, limitation, or restriction upon the working of overtime in accordance with the req;,iirements of this subclause.

(iii) This subclause shall remain in operation only until otherwise determined by the Court.

?.-Holidays and Annual Leave. Add to subclause (al the following proviso:Provided that, outside a radius of twenty-five

(25) miles from the General Post Office, Perth, and by agreement between the worker and the employer some other day or days may be substituted in lieu of any of the foregoing holidays.

8.-Wages. Delete subclause (al of this clause and insert

In lieu thereof the following:-

(al Basic Wage:

(i) Within a 15-mile radius from the

Per Week. Males. Females.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

G.P.O., Perth 9 4 3 5 4 1 (ii) Outside a 15-mile

radius from the G.P.O., Perth, but within the South-West Land Division 9 4 1 5 4 1

(iii) Within a radius of five (5) miles from the P.O., Kalgoorlie 9 8 5 5 6 3

Delete the classification Dental Technician (male) and Dental Technicir,n (female) in subclause (b) of this clause and insert in lieu thereof the following:-

Dental Technician (male)

Margin over Male Basic Wage Per

Week. £ s. d. 2 13 0

Margin over Female Basic Wage Per

Week. £ s. d.

Dental Technician (female) 2 13 O

11.-Recognition of Tradesmen. Add a new subclause to this clause as follows:(d) In respect to workers employed outside a

radius of twenty-five (25) miles from the G.P.O .. Perth, for the purposes of subclause (al and (b). hereof the time of delivery of this Award shall be deemed to be 31st May, 1951.

13 .-Apprentices. Add a new subclause to this clause as follows:(f) In respect to workers employed outside a

radius of twenty-five (25) miles from the G.P.O., Perth, for the purpose of subclause (d) hereof the date hereof shall be deemed to be 31st May, 1951.

16.-Payment for Sickness. Add a new subclause to this clause as follows:(h) For the purpose of assessing a worker's

entitlement to accumulated sick pay in respect to those workers employed outside a radius of twenty-five (25) miles from the G.P.O., Perth, subclause (g) hereof shall be deemed to operate as from 1st June, 1951.

20.-Part Time Workers. Add the following new clause to the Award:(a) Notwithstanding anything herein contained

an employer shall be at liberty to regularly employ part-time workeri; for a period of not less than fifteen (15) hours in any one (1) week, at the rate of one-fortieth ( 1/ 40th) of the appropriate weekly rate for each hour worked.

(b J Where a worker is employed under the provisions of subclause (al of this clause annual leave and sick leave as prescribed shall be reduced proportionately.


No. 158 of 1951. Between West Australian Amalgamated Society of

Railway Employees' Union of Workers, Applicant, and The ·western Australian Government Railways Commission, Respondent.

HAVING heard Mr. G. F. Keating on behalf of the Applicant and Mr. K. D. Reeves on behalf of the Respondent, and by consent, the Court, in pursuance of the powers contained in section 92 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1950, doth hereby order and declare that Award No. 31 of 1948 be and the same is hereby amended in the terms of the attached schedule.

Dated at Perth this 31st day of May, 1951.

lL.S.I

By the Court,

(Sgd.l L. W. JACKSON, President.

Schedule of Amendment. Clause 51.-Wages.

Wages Schedule.-General Section. Delete items nod. 155 (al, (b), (c) and (d) and notes following item (d) of this Schedule and insert in lieu thereof the following:-

Margin over Basic Wage.

£ s. d. (a) Motor bus driver of vehicle not

articulated or double-decker 1 17 O (If collecting fares in vehicles

with seating accommodation for more than ten ( 10) passengers shall be paid ls. 6d. per day extra. This allowance shall not be taken into consideration in assessing overtime or other penalty rates prescribed in this Award.)

(b) Motor bus driver of articulated or double-declrnr vehicle 2 9 6

(If collecting fares shall be paid ls. 6d. per day extra. This allowance shall not be taken into consideration in assessing overtime or other penalty rates prescribed in this A ward.)

(cl Motor bus conductor 19 6 (d) Motor trucl( driver:-

Drivers of motor trucks-( i) Not exceeding 25 cwt.

capacity 1 3 O (ii) Exceeding 25 cwt. and

not exceeding 3 tons capacity 1 6 O

(iii) Exceeding 3 tons capac-ity .,, 1 10 O

(iv) Exceeding 4 tons capac-ity 1 11 0

(v) Exceeding 5 tons capac-ity .,, 1 12 0

(vi) Exceeding 6 tons capac-ity 1 13 0

(vii) Exceeding 7 tons capac-ity 1 14 0

(viii) Exceeding 8 tons capac-ity 1 15 0

Note.-All motor bus drivers to be classified as per (al and when driving vehicles as per (b) to be treated as working in a higher capacity and paid accordingly.

All appointed motor truck drivers to be classified as per (d) (ii) and when driving motor trucks of a higher canying capacity than those applicable to that classification, to be treated as work~ ing in a higher capacity and paid accordingly.

The margins for motor bus drivers are based on the capacity of buses used by the Department at the time of this amendment. Liberty is reserved to either party to apply in the event of any material change in the capacity of buses.

This Order shall operate as from the beginning of the first pay period commencing after the date hereof.

22 June, 1951.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

RURAL AND INDUSTRIAL BANK ACT, 1944-1950.

Ex. Co. No. 939.

Rural and Industries Bank, Perth, 10th May, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, ::,cting pursuant to the provisions of section 106 of the Rural and Industries Bank Act, 1944-1950, has been pleased to amend the regulations made under and for the purposes of the said Act, published in the Government Gazette on the 12th day of October, 1945, and amended thereafter by notice published in the Government Gazette on the 28th day of October, 1949, in the manner set forth in the Schedule hereunder.

Schedule.

R. W. BOSISTO, Chairman of Commissioners.

The abovementioned regulations are amended as follows

1. Regulation 18 <Government Gazette, 28/10/49) is amended by deleting the numeral "1" in line two and inserting in lieu thereof the following-"F.54G," "F.54 (Farming)";

2. By deleting Form 1 in tl1e Appendix and inserting in lieu thereof the Forms, F.54G and F.54 (Fanning) attached.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, 24th May, 1951.

:F. 54Gl95l.

R. GREEN, Acting Clerk of the Council.

DATE. ...................................... . . ................................... Branch.

APPLICATION :FOR A LOAN as under is hereby made to THE COi\'IMISSIONERS OF THE RURAL AND INDUSTRIES BANK O:F WESTERN AUSTRALIA subject to the Bank's usual conditions:-:Full name of applicant(s) ................................................................................................................... . Address............................................................ Occupation ....................................................... . If self employed, how long established ........................................................................................... . Or Employer's Name and address ........................................................................ period ............... . Age ................ Married/Single ........................ No. of dependent children ................................... .

Family assistance, if any, in business.. ................... . .............................................................. . AMOUNT £.................... (£ .................... on Overdraft. £ .................... on Long Term Loan). REDUCTIONS to be at no lesser rate tlnm £ ........................ per ............................................... . PURPOSE .......................................................................................................................................... . SECURITY of such nature as the Bank may require and to include security over ................... .

(Please quote street numbers, lot or location numbers, or other identifying particulars.) If any applicant is an undischarged bankrupt or has assigned his estate for the benefit of his creditors, or has an unsatisfied judgment against him, details to be given here ............................... .

STATEMENT O:F POSITION OF APPLICANT(S) AT THIS DATE SHOWS :-

Liabilities. Amount.

£ only

Assets. I Owner I

I Bank

Value. I Value. ] £ only , £ only

················--·····-·-·········· ···············1····-···-···--··-- - --------------------------··················· ······1····················1···················• ···················································•'•••·················,····· ··············································i····················1···················· ····················································:····················: .................................................... : .................... ' ................... . ····················································:·············•······i ..... ·············································:····················:····················

i i I L ····················································i····················1···················································!···················· ····················

i

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::::::::1::::·:::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ······•············································· ····················:· ................................................. :················ ···,····················

Total Direct Liability Surplus

£ £

Contingent liabilities by way of gnarnnteos or other contingent liabilities of each applicant

I/WE declare that the information supplied hereon is true and correct iu every respect and acknowledge that the Bank's usual inspection and security fees and costs are to be paid by me/us.

PHONE NO ................................ .SIGNED ........................................... .

1869


F. 54 1951 Farming. D:,te ................................................... . ................................................ Branch.

APPLICATION FOR A LOAN

as under is hereby made to the COMMISSIONERS OF THE RURAL AND INDUSTRIES BANK OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA, subject to the Bank's usual conditions:-

FULL NAME OF APPLICA.c~T(S) ....................................................................................................... .

ADDRESS ........................................................................ Nature of Farming ....................................... . Experience ............ years. Age ............ Married/Single, Ages Dependant Children ........................... . FAl\IILY ASSil:31'ANCE ON FARM: Sons aged ........................ Daughters aged ....................... . Ai'I-IOUNT OF LOAN APPLIED FOR£ .................... ( £ .................... on Overdraft. £ ....................... .

on Long Term Loan).

REDUCTIONS to be at no lesser rate than £ ................................ per ...... .-........................................ . PURPOSE ................................................................................................................................................... .

SECURITY of such nature as the Bank may require and to include security over ....................... .

(Please quote either volmne :tnd folio aud/or Crown Lease No. or Location No., acreage and other identifying particulars of other securities. It would be sufficient to refer to assets quoted ill the St:ttement of Positions below hy their identifying numbers). If any applicant is an undischarged bankrupt or has assigned his estate for the benefit of his creditors or has an unsatisfied judgment against him, details to be given here ............................... .

STATEMENT OF POSITION of applicant/s at this date shows :-

• LIABILITIES.

........................................ Bank Overdraft Other Bank Liabilities ....

1;;i~e-~i"P~Oi)e·~ty·t~·be Purclui·sect £ ....... . Less Paid £ ....................... to be paid

Re-establishment and Employment Act

Assets.

1.. .......... acres /H ............ Location Nos.

2. Other Lands including property to be purcltnsed (if encumbered state to whom):-

o,~~~n to C~own ·to Freehold Land :: : .... ·I J. Free··ria;;t···&···ira~hl;;c;i;··As··"jiis': Water Rates, Current £ ........ Arrears£........ DORSED .... . ... Road Board Rates, Current £................ 4. H.P. Plant and Machinery AS EN-

Arrears £............... DORSED ...

OTHER SECURED CREDITORS(State to whom mortgaged and on

which assets and arrears, if any) .................. .

RnrUi .. R~iier·. ~.r"~~-~te·~s ... :·. ·_ ........................ . P /N's. for Machinery, Etc. .... .... ..

To whom owing, amounts and when due-

Taxes (state nature) ............. ..

OTHER LIABILITrnS-Stores, Wages, Loan (if any) 011 Life

Policy, etc., give particulars-

TOTAL LIABILITIES

SURPLUS

TOTAL OF LL\BILITlES SURPLUS

5. Livestock (Nos. and Value) ..... Dairy Cattle £ ............... .

.............. Other Cattle £ ........... . ................ Ewes (No. mated ........ ),£ ........... . ...... .. .. .. .. W ethers £ ............ Rams £ ........... . .............. Lambs £ ... .

. ............... Horses £ ................ Pigs £ ........... .

. ............... Poultry £ ............... . Extend Total . ... . ..

6. . ....... acres GROWING CROP of... .... . ............ FALLOW at ............ per care

7. PRODUCE FOR SALE, in bushels-Wheat .................... , Barley ................... . Oats ................... , Hay ................ (tons)

8. WOOL ................ Bales ................ Bags 9. P~~PieYs~ FOR OWN USE, in

Wheat .................... , Barley ........... . Oats .................... , Hay ................ (tons)

10. Credit Balance ........................ Bank 11. Life Policies £ ................ (do not ex-

tend for value) 12. OTHER ASSETS : Show particu

lars:-13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.

TOTAL ASSETS

I Owner I Bank Value. Value.

£ Only. £ Only .

£ i£ ___ I __ _

CONTINGENT LIABILITIES to this or other Bank by way of guarantee or otherwise, of each applicant ....................................................................................................................................... .

I/WE declare that the information supplied hereon is true and correct in every respect and acknowledge that the Bank's usual inspection and security fees and costs are to be paid by me/us.

SIGNED ............................................................... .

22 June, 1951.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

LIST OF PLANT AND MACHINERY.

Unit.

Wheat & Sheep : ................ H.P. Tractor .... ................ F.R. Disc Plough ................ F.R. Plough .... ................ F.R. Disc Seeder ................ Tyne Scarifier .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. Tyne Cultivator ................ Hoe Disc Drill ................ Hoe Combine .... .. .. .... .. ... ... ft. Harvester ............... .ft. Header ............... .ft. Binder ................ H.P. Truck ................ H.P. Engine Chaff cutter Corn Crusher Broadcaster Shearing Plant Motor Utility Motor Car Any other plant (give details)-

Sundries-

Make. Approx. Age. Condition. Value.

If under Hire Purchase, Amount Owing.

r ........................ '················I························ ....................................... . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

South-West: ................ H.P. Tractor .... ................ H.P. Rotary Hoe ................ F /R. M/B. Plough ................ F /R. M/B. Plough ................ F /R. Disc Plough ................ F /R. Disc Plough ................ Tyne Cultivator ................ Disc Cultivator Seed Drill Pasture Harrows Pasture Harrows Broadcaster Mower Binder Hay Rake Bailing Machine Chaff cutter Corn Crusher Milking Machine ................ H.P. Engine Separator Dairy Utensils ... . Shearing Plant ... . Apple Grader ................ H.P. Engine Power Saw Motor Car Truck or Utility Dray Spring Cart Windmill and Equipment Ram, Piping, etc. Any other plant (give details)-

Sundries-

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£ I I

1871

1872 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. [22 June, 1951.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949.

Notice of Situation of Registered Office and Days and Hours of Business.

(Pursuant to Section 330 (4) .l

Australian Atlas Company Pty. Limited Incorporated in New South Wales.

To The Registrar of Companies: AUSTRALIAN ATLAS COMPANY PTY. LIMITED hereby gives notice that the Registered Office of the Company is situated at 129 Hare Street, Kalgoorlie and that the days and hours during which such office is accessible to the public are :-9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. week days, (public holidays excepted).

Dated the 4th day of May, 1951.

ANDERS SKARPED, Agent in Western Australia.

' Stone James & Co., 47 St. George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the said Company.

FRENEY KIMBERLEY OIL COMPANY (1932) NO LIABILITY.

NOTICE is hereby given that a call, the tenth of sixpence (6d.l per Share, making Shares Fully Paid has been declared on the issued contributing shares of the Company, and that the same is due and payable at the Registered Office of the Company, 7-12 Warwick House (Third Floor) St. George's Terrace, Perth, on Wednesday, the 11th July, 1951.

By Order of the Board.

W. A. CARCARY, Secretary.

Perth, 20th June, 1951. N.B.-When remitting, Shareholders are re

quested to state name on Certificates and consecutive numbers of Shares. Under the Companies Act of W.A. shares are liable to forfeiture if not paid within 28 days after the due date.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949. NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office of Woolgornng Pty. Ltd. is situated at 89 St. George's Terrace, Perth and that the days and hours during which such office is accessible to the public are as follows:-Mondays to Fridays, both inclusive (excluding public holidays), from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


JAMES OFFICER, Director.

Robinson, Cox & Co., of 20 Howard Street, Perth, Solicitors for the Company.

Western Australia.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949.

Notice of situation of Registered Office and of the Days and Hours during which such Office is Accessible to the Public.

(Pursuant to Section 99 (4) .l

Northern Territory Paper Co. Pty. Ltd.

To The Registrar of Companies, Perth: NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office of Northern Territory Paper Co. Pty. Ltd., is situate at 501-504 Fifth Floor C.M.L. Building, St. George's Terrace, Perth and that the days and hours during which such office is accessible to the public are as follows :-All days of the week, Mondays to Fridays (inclusive), between the hours of 10 a.m. and noon and 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. except on public holidays when the office will be closed.


OLNEY & NEVILE, Solicitors for the Company,

C.M.L. Building, St. George's Terrace, Perth.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1946. Notice of Change in situation of Registered Office

and/or of the Days and Hours such Office is Accessible to the Public.

Air Flights Pty. Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that:-( ll The Registered Office of Air Flights Pty.

Limited was on the 30th day of May, 1951 changed to and is now situated at Maylands Aerodrome, May lands.

(2) The days and hours during which the Registered Office of Air Flights Pty. Limited is accessible to the public are as from the 30th day of May, 1951 as follows:-Monday to Friday-10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


W. V. GERRARD, Secretary.

Richard S. Haynes & co:, Solicitors for Air Flights Pty. Limited.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1947. Notice of Meeting of Creditors.

Maxwear Agency Pty. Ltd. (in Liquidation).

NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors of Maxwear Agency Pty. Ltd. (in liquidation) that a meeting of creditors will be held at the office of Stowe & Stowe, Atlas Building, 8 Esplanade, Perth, at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, 10th July, 1951, for the following purposes:-

1. To receive from the Liquidator a report on the progress of liquidation.

2. To instruct the Liquidator regarding any action that may be considered desirable to take against any officers of the company.

Dated at Perth this 14th day of June, 1951.

A. B. PATON, Liquidator.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1946. Notice of Special Resolution for Voluntary

Winding-up. (Pursuant to Section 232 ( ll .l

NOTICE is hereby given that at a general meeting of Central Perth Freeholds Pty. Limited, duly convened and held at Perth on the 8th day of June, 1951, at 11.30 o'clock in the forenoon, the following special resolution was duly passed :-That the Company be wound up voluntarily and that Alexander John McLaren of McLaren and Stewart, Chartered Accountants (Aust.l, be appointed Liquidator for the purpose of such winding-up.

Dated the 8th day of June, 1951.

N. BREARLEY, Chairman of Meeting.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943 (Part VIIIl and of the West Australian Opera Society Incorporated.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for an order for winding-up the abovenamed Society was on the 11th day of June, 1951, presented to the Supreme Court at Perth by Charles Watson Mitchell, William George Hood, Charles Straw, Claude Nathaniel Freedman and William Holder, all of Monash Club, 10a King Street, Perth, the Trustees of the City of Perth Sub-Branch of the Returned Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen's Imperial League of Australia (Vv.A. Branch) Incorporated, a creditor of the said Society. And the said petition is directed to be heard on the 3rd day of July, 1951, or such time t'1°reafter as counsel can be heard and any creditor, contributory or shareholder of the said Society drsiring to oppose the making of an order for the wiading-up of the said Society, under the above Act, should appear at the time of hearing, by himself or his counsel, for that purpose; and a copy of th<:' petition will be furnished to any creditor, contributory or shareholder of the said Society requiring the same, by the undersigned on payment of the regular charge for the same.

KOTT & WALLACE, of 62 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitors for the Petitioners.

22 June, 1951.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1873 --·-··-··----· ... - ---· ----------------·-· --·------------

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949. Notice of Increase in Share Capital Beyond

the Registered Capital. (Pursuant to Section 66.)

Anchorage Butchers Pty. Limited. 1. ANCHORAGE BUTCHERS PTY. LIMITED, hereby gives notice that by a special resolution of the Company passed on the 2nd day of June, 1951, the nominal share capital of the Company was increased by the addition thereto of the sum of £140,000 divided into 140,000 shares of £1 each beyond the registered capital of £10,000.

2. The additional capital is divided as follows:Number of shares, 140,000; class of shares, Ordinary; nominal amount of each share, £1.

3. The conditions, (e.g. voting· rights, dividends, etc.) subject to which the new shares have been or are to be issued are as follows:-The new shares shall rank in all respects pari passu with the existing ordinary shares of the Company.

4. The rights attached to the preference shares or to each class of preference shares forming part of the original or increased capital of the Company are:-There are no preference shares forming part of the original capital of the Company.


ANGUS McGREGOR, Secretary.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949. Notice of Lost Share Certificate.

(Pursuant to Section 414 ( 1).)

Atlas Macaroni Co. Pty. Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that Share Certificate No. 15 for fifty shares in the abovenamed Company entered in the name of Albert Edward Charles Hannan, has been lost or destroyed and it is the intention of the Directors of the abovenamed Company to issue a duplicate certificate in lieu thereof after the expiration of 28 days from the publication hereof.


L. C. WALLIS, Secretary.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949 and in the matter of Manuel Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section 26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate of Incorporation, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued to Manuel Pty. Ltd. ·


Companies Office,

G. J. BOYLSON, Registrar of Companies.

Supreme Court, Perth, W.A.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1947 and in the matter of Northern Territory Paper Co. Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section 26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate of Incorporation, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued to Northern Territory Paper Co. Pty. Ltd.


Companies Office,



COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949. Notice of Change of Company Name.

(Section 30 (5) .)

NOTICE is hereby given that Southern Cross Windmill and Engine Company Limited has by a special resolution of the company and with the approval of the Registrar of Companies signified in writing changed its name to Southern Cross Windmill & Engine Pty. Ltd.



COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949. Notice of Increase in Share Capital Beyond

the Registered Capital. (Pursuant to Section 66.)

The Collie Club Limited. 1. THE COLLIE CLUB LIMITED, hereby gives notice that by resolution of the company passed on the 21st day of May, 1951, the nominal share capital of the company was increased by the addition thereto of the sum of eight hundred pounds divided into eight hundred shares of one pound each beyond the registered capital of two hundred pounds.

2. The additional capital is divided as follows:Number of Shares, 800; Class of Shares, Ordin

ary; Nominal Amount of each Share, one pound. 3. The condition (e.g. voting rights, dividends,

etc.), subject to which the new shares have been or are to be issued are as follows:-The new shares shall rank in all respects pari passu with the existing ordinary shares of the company.

4. The rights attached to the preference shares or to each class of preference shares forming part of the original or increased capital of the company are :-Nil, as no preference shares have been issued.


B. BRIDGEMAN, Secretary.

Mews & Naughton, Mtmicipal Buildings, Throssell Street, Collie, Solicitors for the Company.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949 and in the matter of Woolgorong Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section 26 ( 1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate of Incorporation, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued to Woolgorong Pty. Ltd.


Companies Office,



I, JAMES ALBERT DIMMITT, of 81 St. George's Terrace, Perth, in the State of ·western Australia, the President of Guide Dogs for the Blind Association, and hereunto authorised by the Association do hereby give notice that I am desirous that such Association should be incorporated under the provisions of the Associations Incorporation Act, 1895.

J. A. DIMMITT. The following is a copy of the Memorial intended

to be filed in the Supreme Court under the provisions of the said Act. Memorial of the Guide Dogs for the Blind Associa

tion to be filed pursuant to the Associations Incorporation Act, 1895.

1. Name of Institution.-Guide Dogs for the Blind Association.

2. Objects of Institution.-(a) To provide free of charge to blind people trained guide dogs. (b) To train dogs to guide and lead blind people. (c) To provide accommodation for blind people whilst lellrning· to be guided by trained guide dogs. (d) To acquire property both real and personal; to employ dog trainers and other servants and agents and to raise funds for the carrying out of the aforesaid objects.

3. Where situated or established.-23 Barrack Street, Perth.

4. Names of Trustees.-James Albert Dimmitt, Arnold Charles Cook, Constance Marion Gibbon, Gerald Keall.

5. In whom the management of the Association is vested and by what means.-The management of the Association is by the Rules of the Association vested in a Committee elected by General Meeting of the Members.

Villeneuve Smith, Keall & Hatfield, Solicitors for the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association.

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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto carried on by John Henry O'Meagher, William James O'Meagher and Thomas Stanley O'Meagher, at Karragullen, under the style or business name of "The Omeo Case Supply" has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the 1st day of July, 1950.

The said Thomas Stanley O'Meagher retired from the said business as at that date, and thereafter the said business will be carried on by the said John Henry O'Meagher and William James O'Meagher who will collect and receive all moneys owing to the said partnership and will pay and discharge all the liabilities of the said Partnership.

Dated the 26th day of February, 1951. J. H. O'MEAGHER.

Witness-A. L. Bettenay, Commissioner of Declarations,

Roleystone. W. J. O'MEAGHER.


Roleystone. T. S. O'MEAGHER,


Roleystone. V. 0. Fabricius & Co., Solicitors, 89 St. George's

Terrace, Perth.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA-PROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Arthur William Cockroft, formerly of 154 Forrest Street, Fremantle, in the State of Western Australia, Motorman, but late of 61 Forrest Street, Fremantle East in the State of Western Australia, Retired Bricklayer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are requested to send in particulars thereof in writing to the Executors, The West Australian Trustee Executor and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 23rd day of July, 1951, after which date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and demands of which it shall then have had notice.

Dated the 19th day of June, 1951. FRANK UNMACK & CULLEN,

Solicitors for the Executors, 45 Market Street, Fremantle.


In the matter of the Will of Jacob Sumpton, late of Irwin Street, East Fremantle, in the State of Western Australia, Manufacturer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased must send particulars thereof in writing to the Executor, James Salmon Cartwright c/o. M. E. & R. Solomon, Solicitors, 27 Market Street, Fremantle, on or before the 23rd day of July, 1951, after which date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to such claims and demands of which he shall then have had notice.


M. E. & R. SOLOMON, 27 Market Street, Fremantle,

Solicitors for the Executor.


IN the matter of the Will and Codicil thereto of Edith Rosina Larrad, late of 210 Rokeby Road, S½biaco, in the State of Western Australia, Widow, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the abovenamed deceased are requested to send particulars

thereof in writing to the Executors, The Perpetual Executors, Trustees and Agency Company (W.A.l Limited of 93 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 23rd day of July, 1951, after which date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and demands of which they shall then have had notice.


MAXWELL & LALOR, of 23 Barrack Street, Perth,

Solicitors for the said Executors.


In the matter of the Will of Richard John Wilson, late of Nannup, in the State of Western Australia, but formerly of Burekup, in the said State, Retired Farmer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are hereby required to send particulars thereof in writing to the Executrix, Dorothy Brooks Rose, of Burekup, on or before the 23rd day of July, 1951, after which date the said Executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having reg·ard only to such claims and demands of which she shall then have had notice.


SLEE & ANDERSON, of Stephen Street, Bunbury,

Solicitors for the abovenamed Executrix.


In the matter of the Will of Michael St. John Kennedy, late of Sherwood House, Sherwood Court, Perth, in the State of Western Australia, Retired Commonwealth Public Servant, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are requested to send particulars thereof in writing to the Executor, The Perpetual Executors, Trustees and Agency Company (W.A.l Limited, of 93 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 23rd day of July, 1951, after which date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and demands of which it shall then have had notice.


PARKER & PARKER, 21 Howard Street, Perth, Solici

tors for the Executor.


In the matter of the Estate of James John Skinner Cuming, formerly of Korbel, but late of Pingelly, in the State of Western Australia, Farmer and Grazier, deceased, intestate.

NOTICE is ·hereby given that all creditors and other persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are requested to send particulars thereof in writing to the Administrators, care of Messrs. Parker & Parker, 21 Howard Street, Perth, Solicitors, on or before the 23rd day of July, 1951, after which date the said Administrators will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and demands of which they shall then have had notice.


PARKER & PARKER, 21 Howard Street, Perth, Solici

tors for the Administrators.



In the matter of the Will of Francis Richard Crabb, late of 33 Caporn Street, Nedlands, in the State of Western Australia, Retired Civil Servant, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are requested· to send particulars thereof in writing to the Executor, The Perpetual Executors, Trustees and Agency Company (W.A.) Limited, of 89 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 23rd day of July, 1951, after which date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to those claims and demands of which it shall then have had notice.


H. N. WALKER, of Perpetual Trustees Buildings,

89 St. George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitor for the abovenamed Executor.


In the matter of the Will and Estate of John William Levi Pointon, late of 44 Heytesbury Road, Subiaco, in the State of Western Australia, Retired Departmental Manager, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased must send particulars in writing thereof to the Administrator with the Will annexed, The Perpetual Executors, Trustees and Agency Company (W.A.) Limited, 89 St. George's Terrace, Perth, 01,1 or before the 23rd day of July, 1951, after which date the said Administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to such claims and demands of which it shall then have had notice.


MORRIS CRA WCOUR & SOLOMON, Atlas Building, Esplanade, Perth,

Solicitors for the Administrator with the Will annexed, The Perpetual Executors, Trustees and Agency Com·pany (W.A.) Limited.


In the matter of the Will of George Smith, formerly of Pechey Road, Swan View, in the State of Western Australia, Labourer, but late of 27 Chester Street, South Fremantle, in the said State, Pensioner, deceased.

ALL claims or demands against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased must be sent in writing to the Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Executor and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St. George,'s Terrace, Perth, on or before the 23rd day of July, 1951, after which date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and demands so sent in.

Dated the 19th day of June, 1951. ACKLAND & . NOWLAND,

of Padbury Buildings, Forrest Place, Perth, Solicitors for the Executor.


In the matter of the Will of Sydney Albert Clement Mander (in the Will called Sydney Clement Mander), late of 34 Bruce Street, Leederville, in the State of Western Australia, Retired Civil Servant and Storekeeper, deceased.

ALL claims or demands against the estate of the abovenamed deceased must be sent in writing to the Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Executor and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St.

George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 23rd day of July, 1951, after which date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and demands so sent in.


ACKLAND & NOWLAND. of Padbury Buildings, Forrest

Place, Perth, Solicitors for the Executor.


Notice to Creditors and Claimants. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands again3t the estates of the undermentioned deceased persons are hereby required to send particulars of such claims or demands to me in writing on or before the 23rd day of July, 1951, after which date I will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased persons among those entitled thereto, having regard only to those claims or demands of which I shall then have had notice.

Dated at Perth the 20th day of June, 1951. J. H. GLYNN,

Public Trust Office, Public Trustee. Perth, W.A.

Name, Occupation, Address, Date of Death. Greenhalgh, Sarah Ellen; Widow; late of 11 Way

len Road, Shenton Park; 30/1/51. Walton, Mary Heyworth; Widow; formerly of 287

Rokeby Road, Subiaco, but late of 835 Beaufort Street, Inglewood; 4/4/51.

Woodhead, Albert Leslie; Farmer and Contractor; late of Noggerup; 7 /3/51.

Steinlin, Arnold; Farmer; late of Nannup; 9/2/51. Caporn, Herbert Henry John; Retired Baker and

Brewery Employee; late of 7 Morgan Street, Shenton Park; 17/4/51.

Carlson, Mary Ann Magdalene <in the Will and also known as Mary Carlson); Married Woman; late of Spica Street, Southern Cross; 12/3/51.

Mason, Edith Emma; Married Woman; late of 39 Nulsen Street, Norseman; 26/12/50.

Wiedemann, Nils Arthur (also known as Nils Arthur Weidemann); Retired Farmer and Gentleman; formerly of 58 Central Park Road, East Malvern, and of 10 Belson Street, East Malvern, but late of 21 Kooyong Road, Armadale, in Victoria; 30/6/50.

Commonwealth of Australia. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1924-1933.

Re: Peggy Walters, Hotel Proprietress, late of Club Hotel, Collie. NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Trustee to declare a final dividend on 11th July, 1951. Proofs may be lodged up to 29th June, 1951.

(Sgd.) R. H. STOWE, Trustee, Atlas Building,

Esplanade, Perth.

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