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No. 101.] THURSDAY, 11TH JULY. [ 1918.

REVOCATION OF PROCLAMATION RELATIVE TO THEEXPORTATION OF GOODS TO LIBERIA.

PROCLAMATION

By His Excellency the Right Honorable SirRonald Craufurd Munro Ferguson, a Mem-

Commonwealth of ber of His. Majesty's Most Honorable PrivyAustralia to wit. Council, Knight Grand Cross of the Most

Distinguished Order of Saint Michael andR. M. FERGUSON, Saint George, Governor - General and Com-

Governor- General. mander -in -Chief of the Commonwealth ofAustralia.

WHEREAS by the Customs Act 1901 -1916, it-is amongstother things enacted that in time of war, the Governor -

General may, by Proclamation, prohibit the exportation of anygoods, and that the power above mentioned extends to authorizethe prohibition of the exportation of goods generally, Qr toany specified place, and either absolutely, or so as to allowof the exportation of the goods subject to any condition orrestriction :

And whereas a Proclamation was issued on the twenty -sixthday of July, 1916, and published in the Commonwealth of Aus-tralia Gazette, No. 91, of the twenty- seventh day of July, 1916,prohibiting the exportation of goods from. the Commonwealthof Australia to Liberia, unless the consent in writing of theMinister of State for Trade- and Customs has first beenobtained:

And whereas it js desirable to revoke the aforesaidProclamation :

Now therefore I, Sir Ronald Craufurd Munro Ferguson, theGovernor - General aforesaid, acting with the advice of theFederal Executive Council, do hereby revoke the Proclama-tion issued on the twee y:sixth day of July, 1916, and pub-lished in the Common.weglth of Australia Gazette, No. 91, ofthe twenty - seventh day of July, 1918, prohibiting the exporta-tion of goods from the Commonwealth of Australia. to Liberia,

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unless the consent, in writing of the Minister of State forTrade and Customs has. first been obtained.

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the Commonwealth,at Melbourne, this tenth day of July, in the year ofour Lord One thousand nine hundred and eighteen,and in the ninth year of His Majesty's reign.

By His Excellency's Command,

J. A. JENSEN,Minister of State for Trade and Customs.

GOD SAVE THE KING !

ORDER No. 359.WAR PRECAUTIONS (PRICES) REGULATIONS 1916.

DECLARATION OF A NECESSARY COMMODITY.

WHEREAS by the War Precautions (Prices) Regulations1916 it is enacted thatthe expression " Necessary Commodities " means goodsdeclared by the Minister, by notice in the Gazette, tobe necessary commodities for the purposes of these Regu-lations :

Now therefore I, Walter Massy Greene, a member of theFederal Executive Council, acting for .,and on behalf of theMinister aforesaid, do hereby declare as follows :

The following shall be a " Necessary Commodity "for the purposes of the War Precautions (Prices) Regu-lations 1916, namely :

BINDER TWINE,

Dated this fifth day of July, 1918.

W. MASSY OREÉNE,A member of the Federal Executive Council, actingfor and on behalf of the Minister of State forDefence.

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Department of Trade !and Customs,Melbourne, 19th June, 1918.

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'-BSpORT .OF GOODS TO CHINA AND SIAM.

ONSOtD1ATiOI% OF LISTS O1 NAMES OF -APPROVED Pl soNS.

ITH- 'reference to the Proclamátkin .of the 29th day ofMarch, 1916, appearing in the 'Commonwealth Gazette,

_-o:-40, of the 30th day of March, 1916, prohibiting the exporta-tion of goods from the Commonwealth to China (not includingHong "Kong) and Siam; nfiless the consent, in writing, of the

- Minister for` Trade and Customs has first been' obtained, it is- hereby notified, for public information, that . the ` Minister is

_` prepared to approve of, the exportation of goods from the Com-mtinw alth to the person/ resident in China: or Siam named inthe ..Sdhedule hereto: -

"2. This Schedule supersedes all such Schedules previouslypublished, the last of which appeared in CommonwealthGàzetí-, No. 41, dated. 21st March, 1918. This Schedule issubject_ to revision, and may be amended from time to time bynotice pgblished in .the Gazette.

3 Applications for permission to export goods to any of thepersons named in the Schedule should be addressed in eachinstance to the Collector of Customs for the State from whichit is. proposed that the goods shall be exported. .

J. A. JENSEN,Minister for Trade and Customs.

SCHEDULE.

China.

His Majesty's Diplomatic, Consular, Military, and NavalOfficers.

His Majesty's Office of Works.His Majesty's Supreme Court for China.British Missionary Bodies, and. Missionary Bodies of

and Allied Countries.

.Aaron, F.Abdoolally, Ebrahim, & Co., Shanghai, Canton.Abe, Kobel, Shanghai.Abe & Co., Mukden.Abeichi & Co., Shanghai.Abraham, D:. J., Shangai. :

Adair, Graham, & Co., Tientsin.Adair, N., Tientsin.Adair, T., Shanghai.Ah Ho & Co., Amoy.Ah "Tow (Ah Kau), P., & Sons, Ainoy.Aird & Skinner, Drs., Hankow.Akai, `Yoko, Tientsin. . .

.Albert & Wullsehleger, Canton.Algar & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.-.Ali Hassanoff, Shanghai.Alieff Ouskouli, M. H., Shanghai.Allen, Edgar, & Co. Ltd., Shanghai..Allen: & Hanbury's Ltd.Alma Estates Limited, Shanghai.American Asiatic Trading Co. of San Francisco, Shanghai.American Chinese Drug Store; . Chungking.

7.- ,American Dry Egg Coy. (H. Kirschbaum), Shanghai.American Machinery and Export Company, Tientsid.Amércian Sales Corporation, Shanghai.Aînerican Trading Company.

-`;Àn horst Rubbes Estates Limited, Shanghai:Amouroux, J. (liai Lin Yang Hang), Peking.Amoy Electric Light and: Power Co: Ltd.-

'Araby .Ice Manufacturing Co. Ltd.:Amoy "finning Company Limited:.Andersen, Meyer, &'Anderson, A. L., & Co., . Shanghai.Aïidersòn, J. O., Shanghai.

' Anderson, Robert, & Co..Andrew, J. H., & Co. Limited, Shanghai. ' r

Andrews & George, Shanghai.:Ang. Ting & Co.,' Foochow.rAng Hiram. Cho, Dr., Swatow. .

Arrglo- Çhïnese Dispensary; Shanghai, Hankow.Anglo- Chinese Eastern_ Trading Company: Limited Harbin.

'A.nglo-Chinese Engineering, Association, Peking.

: Anglo- Chinese Indenting Corripany,.. Shanghai:Anglo-Dìrtch (Java); Plantations Limited.

. Anglo=French Land Investment Co. Ltd.; Anglo`- German Brewery, Shanghai.2Angiô4ata Estates Limited, Shanghai.

uariu$ Company, Shanghai.

rreade Amusement Company, Tientsin, Peking.Ardath Tobacco Co. Ltd.Arkell & Douglas 'Inc. .

Arnaud Coate & Dent, Shanghai.Arnhold Bros:.& Co. Ltd.Arnhold, H. E.Arthur & Co. Limited.Arts & Crafts Limited, Shanghai,Ashton & Co. Ltd.. .

Asiatic Petroleum 'Company Ltd.Assomull, W.., & Co., :Shanghai.Astor Drapery Store, Shanghai.Astor House Hotel Limited, Tientsin.At Chi, Shanghai.Atkinson & Dallas .Limited.Atlas Assurance Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Atwood, Dr. Paul H., Tientsin.Au Petit Lauvre, Shanghai.Audinet, Jean, & Cie., Shanghai.Ault & Wiborg Co.Australian Dairy Farm, Shanghai.Australian Produce Co., Shanghai.Australian Trading Company; Shanghai.Auto Castle, Shanghai.Auto Palace Co., Shanghai.Ayer Tawah Company Limited, Shanghai.Azadian, J., Shanghai.

Babcock & `Wilcox Limited.Bailey, H. G. C., Hankow.Bakels & Co.Ban Lam Drug Stores, Amoy.Banham, F. C., Shanghai.Bank of Chosen.Bank of Taiwan Limited.Banker kCo..eBannister, T. D. W.Banque belge pour l'Etranger.Banque de l indo- Chine.Banque industrielle de Chine.Bansuiken, Shanghai.Baring, E., Shanghai.Barkley Company, Inc.Barlow & Co.Karma, S. T., Shanghai.Barrett, E. G., Shanghai.

Neutral Barry, B. M., & Co., Chungking (now Barry & Dodwell Ltd.) .Barry, C., Dodwell Ltd., Chungking.Barry, G. R., & Co., Shanghai.Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co.Bathgate & Co., Foochow.Batu Anam Rubber Company Limited.Baudet & Compagnie, R., Canton.Beck, M. G., Shanghai.Bègue, Henri, Tientsin.Belgian -Brick Factory, Tientsin.Belgian Trading Coy.Bell, G. E., Pakhoi.Bell, H. F. L. Shanghai.Ben Albert & Co., Shanghai.Ben & Co., Swatow.Bena, G. A.Benigno Crespi Soc. Anon.Benjamin, D. H., Shanghai.Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai.Bentz, Otto, Shanghai.Berger, Lewis, & Sons Ltd., Shanghai.Bergmann, Edward, Tientsin.Bezpaloff, F. P., Harbin.Bianchi, C., Shanghai.Bielfield, Alex., & Co., Shanghai.Birchal, E. F., Peking.Bissett; J. P., & Co., Shanghai.Black, Alfred, Shanghai.Black, J. F., Tientsin.Blake, F. A., & Sons, Shanghai.Blanche, Charles, Harbin.Bland; H. E., & Co., Tientsin.Blix, Carl, Shanghai.Block, E., Shaaghai.Blockhuys, V., Shanghai.Bomanjee & Co., Canton.Bona, F. Peking.Bookléss, A., Ningpo.Boolchand, W. Canton.Botelho` Bros., Shanghai.Bourgery, C., Peking.Bow On Drug Company, Canton.Bowern & Co., Shanghai.Boyd & Co.; Amoy.Boyer, Mazet, & Co., Canton:Boyes, Bassett, & Co., Shanghai.Boylan, J. H., Shanghai.Bracco, C.., & Co., Shanghai.Bradford Dyers'- Association.Bradley & Co. Limited.Bread, H. S., & Co.

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Brandt, A., & Co., Hankow.Brandt, A. L., Shanghai.Brandt & Rodgers, Shanghai..Brangwyn & Hobson, Drs., Swatow.Brent, A. D.Brewer & Co. Limited, Shanghai.Bridges, H.Bristol & Chinese Dispensary, Shanghai.British - American Tobacco Company Limited.British and Chinese Corporation.British Cigarette Company Limited.British Dominions General Insurance Co.British Flower Shop; Shanghai. /British and Foreign Bible. Society.British & Foreign Marine Insce. Co. Ltd.British Insulated and Helsby Company Ltd.British-Manufacturers' Agency (Wong Chuen Yung).British Medical Imports Co.. (F. J. Norbury & Son) .British Municipal Councils in China.British Post Offices in China.British Traders' Insurance Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Brockett & Co., Foochow.Brockett, E., & Co., Foochow.Brook, E., & Co., Shanghai.Brossay, René, Harbin.Browett, H., Shanghai.Brunner, Mond, & Co. Limited.Brush Electrical Engineering Company.Bryant & Ryde, Shanghai.Bukit Toh Alang Rubber Estates Ltd.Bulin & Co., Hankow.Bulsara Brothers, Tientsin.Burin, Yoko.Burkhardt, Amidani & Co., Shanghai.Burkhardt, L. R., Shanghai.Burkill, A. R., & Sons, Shanghai,Burr Photo. Co., Shanghai.Burroughs, Wellcome, & Co. Limited.Burtenshaw & Co., Hankow.Bute Plantations (1913) Limited.Butler, A., Cement Tile Works Ltd., Shanghai.Butterfield & Swire.

Cabeldu, A., & Co., Shanghai.Caissial, F., Peking.Calavitis, G., & Co., Shanghai.Caldbeck MacGregor & Co.Calder, Marshall, & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Calico Printers' Association Ltd.Camark, E. & Co., Shanghai.Camera Craft Company, Peking.Campbell, Alex., & Co.Canadian Government Trade Commissioner.Canadian Methodist Mission Press.Canadian Pacific Ocean Services Ltd.Canton Club.Canton Drug Company.Canton Insurance Office Limited.Canton Medical Hall (Tai On & Co., Canton) .

Cantorovitch, Is.Caprino, P., Tientsin.Caravan Commercial Co., Shanghai.Carisio, C., Shanghai.Carr - Rainsey, T., & Co.Carter, Macy, & Co.Carvalho, C. C., Amoy.Cary & Co., Canton.Casa do Polio, Shanghai.Castellano, C. Tientsin.Castilho, C. M., & Co., Shanghai.Cathay Trading Co., Shanghai.Cathay Trust Limited, Shanghai.Catoire, Veuve A., et Fils, Hankow.Cattaneo, P., & Co., Peking.Cavadia, T. P., & Co., Shanghai.Cawasjee Pallanjee, Shanghai.Central Agency Limited.Central China Dispensary, Hankow...Central China Export and Import Company. Shanghai.Central China Import Company, Shanghai.Central China Post, Hankow.Central China Printing Company, Hankow.Central Garage Limited, Shanghai.Central Hospital, Peking.Central Insurance Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Central Trading Company, Shanghai.Cercle Sportif Francais, Shanghai.Chai Shing & Co., Swatow.Chandless & Co., Inc., Tientsin.Chang, J. D., & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Chang Ka Pang Wharves, Shanghai.Chang Pei -Shu, Chefoo.Chang Seng Yip Kee & Co., Swatow.Chang, T. S., Hankow.Chang Ma Electric Light Sr-Power Co. Ltd., Amoy.Chao Chow Fu Dispensary, Swatow.

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Chao Hsing Steam Navigation Company;, Newchwang.Chapeaux, A., Shanghai.Chaney & Conversy, Shanghai.Charriy, H., Shanghai.Chartered Bank of dia, Australia, and China.Chauvin Mme. Shanghai.Cheap Jack, Shanghai.Chee Hein Cement /Co., Tientsin.Chefoo Hairnet Company.Chefoo Hairnet Manufactory.Chefoo Lace and Hairnet Company.Chefoo Pha inacy.Chellaram, D., Canton.Chemor United Rubber Co. ,Ltd. Sbánhai.Chempedak Rubber & Gambier Estate Company,Chen Kee & Co., Hankow.Cheng Hing Saw Mill Company, Foochow.Chêng Lung Bank (Shoryu Ginkó), Newchwang.Cheng Rubber Estate Limited, Shanghai.Cheng Seng Dispensary, Swatow.Cheong Wo, Swatow.Cheung Hing Tai, Canton.Cheung On, Canton.Chi Hing Hairnet Co., Chefoo.Chic Parisien, Shaiighai.Chieng Hing Saw Mill Company, Foochow.Chin Qua, Swatow.Chin. Tong Dispensary, Kityang, viâ Swatow.China Agents Company, Shanghai.China American Lumber Company, Tientsin.China American Trading Company, Inc., Tientsin.China Baptist Publication Soc., Canton.China Commercial Co. (á.s. Somekh), Shanghai.China Commercial Steam Navigation Compány, Newchwang.China Dispensary (Kwong On & Co.) , Canton.China Engineering Co. Ltd., Hankow.China Fire Insurance Company Limited.China Flour Mill Co. Ltd., Shanghai.China Import & Export Lumber Company Limited, Shanghai.China Industrial Supply Co., Shanghai.China Inland Mission.China & Japan Trading Company Limited.China and Java Export Co., Shanghai.China Land & Building Co. Ltd., Shanghai..China Land & Finance Co. Ltd., Shanghai.China Merchants Pongee Association, Chefoo.China Merchants Steam Navigation Company.China Mining and Metal Co. Ltd., Tientsin.China Mutual Life Insurance Company Limited.China Mutual Steam Navigation Company.China National Life Assurance, Shanghai.China Navigation Co. Ltd.China Pencil Co. Ltd., Shanghai.China Press, Shanghai,China Publicity Company & Information Bureau, Shanghai.China Realty Company.China Silk Agency Company Limited.China Soap & Candle Co. Ltd.China Strawbraid Export Company, Shanghai.China Sugar Refining Company.China Times Limited, Tientsin.China Trading Company (Tin Fab Hong), Shanghai.Chinai, J. C., & Co.; Shanghai.Chinese American Company, Shanghai.Chinese & Foreign Dispensary, Amoy.Chinese Government Railways.Chinese Optical Company, Shanghai.Chinese Postal Supply Dept., Shanghai.Chinese S. K. F. Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Ching Chang Jen, Tientsin.Ching Cheng Yung, Tientsin.Ching Chong & Co., Shanghai.Ching Chong Hung & Co., Chefoo, Shanghai.Ching Fong, Shanghai.Ching Ho, Hsiang, Peking.Ching Kee & Co., Amoy.Ching Kong, H., & Co., Chefoo.Ching Siu Tong, Foochow.Ching Tai & Co., Mukden.Chinsin Chao (Peking Motor Company, Pejdng) .Chiris, A. (Coffiney & Charrie) , Chungking.Chistiakoff, J., Harbin.Chiyo Yoko, Shanghai.Chiyoya, Shanghai.Choi lido & Co., Mukden, Newchwang.('hotirmall, K. A. J. Canton.Christian Literature Soc.; Shanghai.Chuan Chang, Shanghai.Chuan Kee & Co , Amoy.Chums & Co., Newchwang.(Amu Shing, Shanghai.Chun Sing, Shanghai.Chun Wo Co., Shanghai. .Chung Hang Company Dispensary, Canton,.Chung Hua Book Company, Shanghai.Chung Mei Drug Company, Canton.

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Chung On & Co., Canton.-Churig; Tak .Dispensary, Canton. r.Chung . Tung Lithographic . Works.

: Chung The & Co., Tientsin.Churçh Mssionary Society...Cinzano f ±., & Co.Clark, D., & Co., Shanghai.Còddington & Lamb..Codsi, A. E., Shanghai.Codsi Frères (Bacha, M., & Co.),. Shanghai. °Coffiney & Charrie (A. Chirle) , Chungking:Coghlan, H. H., Shanghai.Cohen, André, Shanghai.Colman. 'P. C., Newchwang.Cóllaco Bros., Shanghai.Collins & Co.; Tientsin.Coñnbfort E., & Cò.Commercial Museum, Tiehling.Commercial Press Limited.Commercial Union Assurance Company.Compagnie d'Eclairage et de Tramways de Tientsin.Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes.Compagnie Francaise des Tramways de lEclairage electrique

et des Eaux de Shanghai.Compagnie Générale de Chem ins de Fer et de Tramways en

Chine.Compagnie Générale d'Extrême - Orient, Tientsin.,Compagnie Sino- Francaise, Swatow.Comptoir Commercial Anversois.Comptoir Mandchourien d'Exportation et Importation, Harbin.Confiance (La) Insurance Co.Connell Bros., Shanghai.Consolidated Rubber Estates Ltd., Shanghai.Continental Import & Export Co., Shanghai.Cook & Anderson, Tientsin.Cook, Thomas, & Sons.Cooper & Co., Canton.

- Cornabé, Eckford, & Co.Corsane, Anderson, & Co. (Hankow Ice Works) .Cosmopolitan Dock, Shanghai.Cossanteli & Co.. Hankow:Cotta J. M., Shanghai.Country Club, Shanghai.

- Cox, W. Wakeford, Shanghai.. Cozzi, E., Hankow.Credit Foncier d'Extrême- Orient.Crofts, George, & Co., Tientsin.Cros, Paul, Changchun. .

Crosfield J., & Sons Limited.Crystal Limited, Tientsin. .

Culpeck, E. A., Tientsin.Cuity Dairy Co. Ltd., Shanghai..Currimbhoy Co. Ltd. ( late Pabaney, E., Shanghai) .Curtis Brother's, Chefoo.Curtis, Sons, & Co., .Shanghai.Customs Club. .

Cuthbert, R. R., Kiungchow.

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Dah Daw, Hankow. .

Dah Lung & Co., Shanghai.Dah Sting & Co., Shanghai.Dah Sung Cotton Mill, Shanghai.Dai Nippon Brewery Company.Daibun Yoko, Tientsin.Daishin & Co., Shanghai.Dallas Livery Stables Company, Shanghai.Danese, E., Hankow.D'Arc, G. L., Tientsin.Dastoor, F., R., & Co., Shanghai.Dastoor, N. C., Canton.David & Co., Shanghai.David, S. J., & Co., Shanghai.Davies & Brooke, Shanghai.Davis. R. S., & Co., Tientsin.Davis, W. Arthur, .Tientsin.Davis, W. Trenchard, Shanghai.De Mao Heng & Co., Tientsin.Deacon & Co., Canton.Deane, T. P., Shanghai.Debenhams & Co. Ltd. Chefoo.Dedeneff's, P. P., Soap Factory; Harbin.Delbourgo & Co., Shanghai.Dell 'Oro & Co., Shanghai.Denegri, E., & Co., Shanghai. .Denegri, M., Shanghai.Denham & Rose, Shanghai.Denniston & Sullivan, Shanghai.Dent, A., !iy'Co. Shanghai.Dent, Herbert, Canton.Dhabhar, IL K., Canton.Dialdas, .M., Canton.-Dick, Bellamy & Co., Shanghai.Dickinson, John & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Dieden & -: Co; Shanghai.Dittman, S., Shanghai.Dixon, H. C., & Co. Limited,

Dodwell & Co. Limited.Doko Trading Co., Canton.Dollar, Robert, Co., Inc.Dombey & Son, Shanghai.Dominion Express Company.Donaldson, H. B., Peking.Dong Chong & Co., Shanghai.Dong Chong Bicycle Co., Shanghai.Dong Fong Tai, Shanghai.Dong Sing Wo, Shanghai.Dong Ting Gee, Dr. (Ping Yee Hau Drug Store), Canton.Donnelly & Whyte, Canton.Dos Remedios, A. G., Shanghai.Dossabhoy, S., & Co., Canton.Dowdall, W. M., Shanghai.Dowler, Forbes, & Co., Shanghai.Downes, Dr. N. L., Shanghai.Drakeford & Co., Mukden.Dreyfus, Edmond, & Bros., Shanghai.Drummond & Holborow, Shanghai.Dubois, Jean, Hankow.Duff, John L., & Co., Kiukiang and Kuling.Duncan & Co., Shanghai.Dunlop Rubber Company.Dunlop W. & C., Shanghai.Dunn, Walter, Shanghai.Dunne, T. E., Hankow.Duplessis, G., Shanghai.Dupré, L. W., Shanghai.Dutch Colonial Trading Company, Shanghai.Dutton, W., & Co., Shanghai. .

Dyce & Co., Shanghai.Dzing Nye Hying, Hankow.

E. Yuang Tung & Co. (Yi Yiian Tung) , Newchwang.Eagle & Globe Steel Company Ltd.Eagle, J. H. & C. K.; Slianghai.East Asia Produce & Estate Co., Shanghai.East Asiatic Company.East India Sea & Fire Insurance Cp. '

Eastern & Australian Import & Export Co., Shanghai.Eastern & Australian Steamship Company.Eastern Critic, Shanghai.Eastern Engineering Works (James Turner) , Tientsin.Eastern Extension Australasia & China Telegraph Company Ltd.Eastern Fur & Skin Co., Shanghai.Eastern Garage, Shanghai.Eastern Syndicate, Shanghai.Eastern Trading Company Limited.Eastman & Co., Shanghai.Echo de Chine, Shanghai.Echo de Tientsin.Economon, Demetrios, Tientsin.Edgar Brothers & Co., Newchwang.Eishingo & Co., Mukden.Ekman & Co.Ekman Foreign Agencies.Ellis & Hays, Shanghai.Emens, W. S., & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.En Ching Low (Nun Cheng Lo) , Tientsin.Energie Electrique de Tientsin.Enjudo & Co., Mukden.Enterprise Tobacco Company Limited.Enticknap, - -P. (Kemp, Thos., & Co., ManchesterEquitable Life Assurance Society.Erasmic Company.Esser, L. C., & Co., Shanghai.Essex &. Suffolk Equitable.lnsurance Soc. Ltd.Etablissements de Tongkou.Evans, A. M. A., Shanghai.Evans, D., Tientsin.Evans, Edward & Sons Limited.Evans, Pugh, : & Co., Hankow.Eveleigh & Co., Shanghai.Ewo Cotton Spinning & Weaving, bompany Limited, Shanghai.Ewo Yuen Press Packing Company, Shanghai.Excess Insurance Company Limited.Express Cigarette Co. yEzra, E. I., Shanghai.Ezra, Edward, & Co., Shanghai.Ezra, Fred., & Co., Shanghai.Ezra, N. E. B., & Co.. Shanghai.Ezra, Y., & Co.

Fa Using, Tientsin.Fairchaid, F. A., Shanghai.Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Shanghai.Far Eastern Geographical Establishment, Shanghai.Far Eastern Review, Shanghai.Farley, W. A., Shanghai.Farmer, F. D., . & Co., Newchwang.Farmer, William, & Co., Canton. -

Fearon, Daniel, & Co.Federal Life Assurance Company of Canada.Fengtien District Inspectorate of Salt Revenue.Ferguson, J. C. 'G., Harbin. .

Ferretti, C., Peking.

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Fielding, H. R., Harbin.Findlay, Richardson, & Co. Ltd., Hankow.Finney, Arthur C:, Shanghai.Finocchiaro, G., & Co., Shanghai.Firth, W., & Sons.Fitzsimmons, . P. J., Shanghai.Fobes & Co., Shanghai.Focken, F. C., Shanghai.Fohkien Mercantile Co.; Foochow.Fomin, A. N., & Co., Shanghai.Foo Sing, Chefoo.Foo Tai Company, Hankow.Foochow Dock & Arsenal, Pagoda Anchorage.Foochow Electric Co., Foochow.Foochow Native Hospital.Foochow Pharmacy (W. Lu Si) .Foochow Printing Press, Foochow.Forbes, William, & Co., Tientsin.Foreign & China Disp., Shanghai.Fortin, A. M., Mengtze.Foster, McClellan, & Co., Shanghai.Frankau. A., & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Frazar & Co.; Shanghai:Frazer, E. W., Shanghai.Fredericks, J. A., Shanghai.French Bakery, Peking.Frodsham G. W. (Fu Chung Corporation), Tientsin.Fu Seng, W., & Co., Foochow.Fu Using Tai, Tientsin.Fujita & Co., Mukden.Fukien Drug Company, Amoy.Fukin & Co.Fukui & Co., Shanghai..Funder, W., _& Co., Shanghai.Fung Tang, Shanghai.Furukawa & Co., Shanghai.

Gaillard, J., Shanghai.Gakuyodo, Canton (see Mori, S.) .Gallusser, A., & Co., Tientsin.Gande, Price, & Co., Shanghai.Garner, Quelch, & Co.. Shanghai.Gaston Williams & Wigmore Electrical Engineering Corpora.

tion, Shanghai.Gaston Williams and Wigmore Far Eastern Division Inc.,

Shanghai..

Gates, F., Shanghai.Gatton, S., Shanghai.Geddes & Co., Hankow.Geddes & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.General Accident, Fire, & Life Assurance Company.General Electric Company.General Electric Company Co. of China Limited.General Electric Company of New York.Gerin, Drevard, & Co., Shanghai, Canton.Gerolimatos, D., Yunnan Fu.Getz Bros. & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Gibb, Livingston, & Co. Shanghai.Gibbons, J., & Co., Peking._Gibson & Steward, Shanghai.Gidai Yoko, Shanghai.Gillard, G. M., & Co., Peking.Gillespie, L. C., & Sons.Gilman & Co., Foochow.Gilson, E. H., Shanghai.Ging Chong Hung & Co., Cliefoo.Gittins & Co.' Foochow.Glaxo Limited.

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Glen Line Steamers.Glikin, E. I., Harbin.Globe Trading Co. (The), Shanghai.Gobhai, M. N., & Co., Shanghai.Goldenberg, H., & Co., Shanghai.Goldsmith, Leopold, A.Gonda Shoten, Tieh Ling.Gordes, E., Changchun.Gordon & Co. Ltd.,, Shanghai.Government Universities in China.Goyet, E., Shanghai.Grand Hotel des Wagons -Lits, Peking.Grant, Archibald, Hankow.Grayrigge, G., Shanghai.Great China Dispensary Shanghai.Great Eastern Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Great Eastern Dispensary.Great Northern Telegraph Company.Green, S., Shanghai.Greer, H. & W., Limited.Greig, M. 'W., 4- Co., Foochow.Grenard, Bettines, & Co.Griffith, T. E., Limited, Canton.Griffiths' Stores, Shanghai.Grilk, G. J., Shanghai.Grimes, A. C., Tientsin.Grinnshaw, R. (S. Hinrichsen & Aron), Shanghai.Gromuiko, I; I., Harbin.Grosjean & Co., Hankow.

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Grlinberg, H. -M., Shanghai.Grundy, 'R., Shanghai. .

Grundy, V., Shanghai.Guarantee Trust Company of New York.Guardian Assurance Co. Ltd.Gula Kalumpong Rubber Estates Limited.Gunn, Hugh, Mukden, Harbin.Guzdar, Dhun H., Bankow.

Hai Ho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin.Hai Lin Yang Hang (J. Amouroux) , Peking.Hall & Höltz Limited.Han Yeh Ping Iron & Coal Company.Randa Menko & Co., Shanghai.Handel Maatschappi j, . N. V. (Tay Tjhiang Hong) , Shanghai.Hankow Club Ltd. ,

Hankow Dispensary Limited.Hankow Ice Works ( Corsane, Anderson, & Co.) .Hankow International Hospital.Hankow Light and Power Company.Hankow Motor & Engineering Company.Hankow Printing Office.Hankow Race Club '& Recreation Ground Ltd.Hankow Waterworks.Hankow Wharf & Godown Company Ltd.Hannibal, W. A., & Co., Canton.Hansen, Wallace J., Canton.Hanson, McNeill, Jones,'& Wright, Shanghai.Hardoon, S. A., Shanghai.Hardy, Walter, Tientsin.Harper, Ralph, & Co., Tientsin.Harrison, G. F. L., Shanghai.Hartwell, P. F., Newchwang.Harvey's Billposting Agency, Shanghai.Harvie, Cook, & Co., Shanghai.Hitch, Carter, & Co., Tientsin.Hattori, K., Shanghai.ITausheer, M. E., Shanghai.Haworth, R., & Co.. Limited.Hay, William, & Co.Heath & Co. Limited.Heath, P., & Co., Shanghai and Tientsin.Neer, F. C., & Co., S4.nghai.Heimann, S., & Co., Shanghai.Heimendinger, J. Shanghai.eHemmdinger Frères, Shanghai.Hemmings & Berkeley, Hankow.Henderson, J., & Co. (Legation Pharmacy) , Peking.Hengh Chang Ter, Newchwang.Heng Cheong & Co., Amoy.Heng Kee Company, Swatow.Heng Tick Hoat & Co., Amoy.Henningsen, H. F. Peking.Hérou, Charles, & Co., Tientsin.Hetherington, J., & Sons Limited.Hill, H. G. Shanhai.Hind, E. A., , Shanghai.Hipwell, P., Shanghai.Hiramoto & Co.. Newchwang.$iraoka Bros., L, Canton.Hirao & Co., Antung.Hirsbrunner & Co., Tientsin.Hispano Import & Export Coy., Shanghai.Ho Chay Co., Amoy.Ho En Seong, Nanking.Hock Cheang & Co:, Swatow.Hogg & Karanjia, Canton.Hogg, E. Jenner, Shanghai.Holland -China Trading Company.$olliday, C. & Co. Limited, Shanghai.HbIt's Wharf, Shanghai.Home & Foreign Trade Co., Shanghai.Hongkew Book Store, Shanghai. _

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.JTong Kong Fire Insurance Company. Ld.Hong Kong Mercantile Company Ltd., Canton.Hong Sun, C., Shanghai.Hong Yue Cotton Mill, Shanghai.Honig, Bertin, Shanghai.Honigsberg, H. S., & Co., Shanghai.Hoe Aik & Co., Swatow.Hopkins, Dunn, & Co., Shanghai.Horenstein, Tientsin.Horrobin, S. L., Shanghai.Hotel de France, Shanghai.Hotel de la Paix, Tientsin.Hotel de Pékin, Peking. .

Hovenier, H. A. (Mason, Scheidler,. & Co.), Shanghai.Hsiao, Dr. C. N. (Union-Disp.), Tientsin..Rein Chong Cycle Co.Hain Kong & Co., Shanghai.Hsin -li & Co., Chungking, Shanghai.Hying Kee.Aging Tai, Shanghai.Hsu, W. T. O. (Imperial Medical College) , Peking.Hua Eng Tai, Swatow.

o. 101.--11th July, 1918

Hua Min Dispensary, Swatow .Huber, E., & Co., Shanghai.,Hudson's Bay Coy. of Canada.Hudson & Co., - Ningpo.Hueber, T., & Co., Shanghai.Hui Lun Dispensary, Svratow,Humphreys, .W. G., & Co.Hung Chong Ter, Newchwang.Hung Tah Medicine Co. (Hung Dah Medical Hall), Shanghai.Hunt, C.; Newehwang.Huntley. & Palmer Limited . (W. A. Farley) .Hupel Government Cotton Mill, Hankow.Hurst, M., & Co. Ltd.Hutchison, John D., & Co., Shanghai.

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Iah Leng Dispensary, Swatow.`Iah Siu Dispensary, Swatow.Iak Song Dispensary, Swatow.Ilbert & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Imperial Hotel Limited, Tientsin.Imprimerie Francaise, Shanghai.Imprimerie de Tou- se -wei, Shanghai.Indo -China .Stearn Navigation Company.Indra Line of Steamers.Inniss & Riddle-, Shanghai.Inshafah Dairy Farm and Stock Co., Shanghai.International Banking Corporation.International Bicycle Company, Shanghai.International Book & Stationery Store, Shanghai.International Cotton Manufacturing Company Limited,

Shanghai. .

International Dispensary, Shanghai.International Dock, Shanghai.International Estate and Finance Company,. Shanghai.International Export Company (Kiangsu Ltd.), Nanking.International Export Co. Ltd., Hankow.International Import and Export Co., Shanghai.International Recreation Club, Peking.International Saving Society, Shanghai.Isenman & Smith, Drs., Shanghai.Italian- Chinese Import and Export Company, Hankow.Italian Trading Co., Shanghai.Ito, G., Shanghai.Itoh, C., & Co., Shanghai.Ivy Dairy, Shanghai.Ivy & Robinson, Drs., Shanghai.

Jacks, William, & Co.Jackson, Hanwell, Jackson, & Neild,Jackson, J. A., & Co., Shanghai.Jai Tai Chang, Shanghai.Japan Cotton Trading Co. Ltd. (Nippon Menkwa

Kasha).Japan Dental Manufacturing Co., Shanghai.Japanese Posts and Telegraphs in Manchuria.Japanese Red Cross Hospital, Mukden:Jardine, Matfieson, & Co. Limited.Java Consolidated Rubber and Coffee Estates Limited.Java Sea and Fire Insurance Company.Jee, Dr. Pond M., Tientsin.Jeejeebhoy, D. & Co., Canton.Jemadar Buddha -Singh (Sikh Gurdwara).Jensen, G. S., Shanghai.Jespersen, J. T., Tientsin.Jin Ann Dispensary, Swatow.Jin . Ann Wholesale Drug Depôt, SwatowJin Sin Tong, Amoy.Joseph Bros., Shanghai.Joseph, Ellis, Shanghai.Joseph, J. M., Shanghai.Joseph, R. M., Shanghai.Jourdan, Ami- Tcheou, Yunnan.Jovansen, Miss M., Tientsin.Judah, J. J., Shanghai.Jun Chee, Tientsin.Juvet, Leo, Tientsin.

Kadoorie, E. S., Shanghai.Kadoorie, R. E. Shanghai.Kai See & Co., Ampy.Sailan Mining Administrationgaitendo Company, Newehwang.Kakiage, B., & Co.,' ShanghaiKaiachund & Co.; Shanghai.Kale, E., Shanghai.Kalgan Dairy Farm, Shanghai.Kameya- (Samaya), S. & Co., Antung.Kamunting in Kedah). Rubber Plantation Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Kapayang Rubber Estate Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Karamelahi, H. Z. H., & Co., Shanghai.Baran Rubber Estate Co. Ltd. rKaratzas Bros., Tientsin.Karimbaksh, H. A. G., Shanghai.Kashimura Company, Tientsin.Kato & Po., Newchwang.Katz, Wm., & Co., Shanghai. ,

Drs., Shanghai.

Kabushiki

Kavarana, B. F., & Co., Canton.Kavarana, M. H., & Sons, Canton.Kavarana, S. F., Canton.Kay, W., & Co., Shanghai.Kaye, C. B., & Co., Shanghai.Kelly, & Walsh Limited.Kemp, Thomas, & Co. (P. Enticknap) .Kempton, M,; K., Shanghai.'Kent & Mounsey, Tientsin.Kerman, R. S., Shanghai.Keyloek, Pratt, & Hobbs, Shanghai.Keystone Tobacco Company Limited.Kew, Dr. Chadwick, Shanghai.Khuri, S. A.Si Hong Co., Swatow.Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works, Shanghai.Kiangsu Chemical Works, Shanghai.Kin Yamei, Tientsin.King, Dr. H. Y., Tientsin.King, Zunglieh D., Shanghai.Kingsley, T. L., & Co., Shanghai.Kirschbaum, H. (American Dry Egg Co.) .Kiemantaski, Bates, & Co., Harbin.Knapp & Baxter Inc., Shanghai.Ko Bros., Amo .Kochien Transport and Towboat Company Limited, Shanghai.Kodera & Co.Kongmoon Paper Mills, Canton.Konshyn, N. N., Limited, Shanghai.Koosnetzoff, A. & Co., Shanghai.Kópelman, S. I., , Harbin.Koshin Yoko, Canton.Koskinin, E. L., Harbin.Kowkee, J. L., & Co., Shanghai.Kroewoek Java Plantations Limited.Kroll & Co.'s Candle Factory, Harbin.Ku, S. D., Chefoo.Kua, Seni, Watt, & Co., Amoy.Kuang Li Ho, Shanghai.Kuang -ming Soap & Candle Factory.Kuang Sul Chiang Dispensary, Swatow.Kukushkin, A. G., Harbin.Kung Ho & Co., Tientsin.Kung Yik Cotton Spinning and Weaving Company' Limited,

Shanghai.Kurn, E., & Co., Peking.Kuroki & Co., Shanghai.Kwan, Dr. K. H., Tientsin.Kwang Chi Shiang, Tientsin.Kwang Tung Electric Supply Co., Ltd., Canton.Kwong Chek Dispensary, Swatow.Kwong Fat Yuen, Shanghai.Kwong On & Co., China Dispensary, Canton.Kwong Shing, Swatow.Kwong Tung Ice Co. Ltd., Canton.Kwong Wo Company, Canton.Kyosan, Yoko, Shanghai.

Le Belle Jardinière (E:- A. Culpeck) , Tientsin.La Générale Soies, Canton.Lafuente & Wootten, Shanghai.Lalcacca & Co., Shanghai.Lam Fong Drug Company, Amoy.Landau, A. Shanghai.Lane, Crawford, & Co. Ltd.Laou Kung Mow Cotton Spinning and Weaving Company

Limited, Shanghai.Lao Sen Kee, Hankow.Lapshin S., Harbin.Large, ;F., & Co., Shanghai.Lau, Bittakshing, &. Co., Canton.Lau, E. C. Foochow.Lau, Tsz Wai, Shameen, Canton.Lau, Woodland, & Co. Canton.Laurent, Marius, Harbin.Lruro Cinema China Co., Shanghai.Lavers & Clark, Shanghai.La Vogue, Shanghai.Law, H. D., & Co., Shanghai.Lazarus, N. (G. Tobias), Shanghai.Le Lion (Life Assurance Co.) .Le Munyon, Peking.League, T. J., linon Business Agency, Tientsin.Lee Bros. & Co., Swatow.Lee Jui Shang, Swatow.Lee Sen Ann Dispensary, Swatow.Lee Tai Chiang, Swatow.Leeds, E. S., & Co., Newchwang.Legations of Allied and Neutral Powers, Peking.'Legation Pharmacy (J. Henderson) , Peking.Lekhomall Pinyamall, Peking. .Lem Peh Wo, Canton.Lem Tak See, Swatow.Lerner, M. J., Harbin.Leslie, T., Shanghai?Lester, Johnson, & Morriss, Shanghai.Lester, W. H., Sinkiang. ..

Commonwealth Gazette ` 1483

Leung Pin Kee (Dr.), Canton.Lever Brothers. Limited.Levy, Leone A.,. Shanghai.Levy, N. S., Shanghai.Levy, Simon, & Co., Shanghai.Ley, C., Peking.Leyte, F., Amoy.Liang Dan An, Hankow.Liao River Conservancy Authority, Newchwang.Liddell, Bros., & Co.Lih Teh Oil Mill Company Limited, Shanghai.Lim Chin Tsong & Co., _Amoy.Lim, E. V. S., & Co., Swatow.Lim, Mrs. Katie, Swatow.Ling Chong Cycle Co.Lion, Lucien, Shanghai.Little, Adams, & Wood, Canton.Little, O. S., Harbin.Little, William, & Co., Shanghai.Litvinoff & Co., Hankow.Liverman, G. S. & Co. Ltd., Harbin.Liverpool, London, and Globe Insurance Company Limited.Liverpool Salvage Association.Llewellyn & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Lloyds Register of British and Foreign Shipping.Loa Hai Shing, Shanghai.Lo Loa Wai Disp., Canton.London Guarantee and Accident Co. Ltd.London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. Ltd.London Mission.London Salvage Association.London Varnish & Enamel Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Lopato, A., & Sons Limited.Loup & Young, Tientsin.Louwean, P., Peking.Lowe, Bingham, and Matthews, Shanghai.Lowe, F. H., Shanghai.Lowe, J& Co., Shanghai.Loxley, W. R., & Co., Canton.L. P. }Medical Hall, Foochow.Lu Si, W. (Foochow Pharmacy) .Lucas, S. E., Peking.Luen Steamship Company Limited, Shanghai.Luk Wo & Co. (Luk Wo Dispensary), Canton.Lyons, A., & Co., Shanghai.

Maatschappij Tot -Mijñ Bosch -en Landbou - exploitatie inLangkat.

Ma Fel & Co.=_ Shanghai.Macbeth, Pawsey, & Co. '

Macdonald, Ronald (H. Whitworth & Co., Manchester)Macdonald, Thomas, & Co.Macdonnell Chow. Corporation, Shanghai.Macdougall & Co., Shanghai.Macey & Co., Hankow, Shanghai.Mack, J. & Co., Tientsin.Mackay, A. H., & Co., Tientsin.MacKenzie, A. C., Harbin.Mackenzie & Co. Limited.Mackie, A., & Co., Tientsin.Maclay & Co., Tientsin.Macleod, Marshall, Marsh, Billinghurst,; & Murray, Drs.,

Shanghai.Macleod, Dr. N., Shanghai.Mactavish & Lehmann Limited, Shanghai.Madier Frères, Shanghai, Canton.Magasin Francais d'Alimentation, Shanghai .Magasins Généraux, Tientsin.Magill & Co., Shanghai.Main, S. D., Hangchow.1Vraison Parisienne, Shanghai.Maison des Modes, Shanghai.Maison de Parfumerie ;'Shanghai.Maitland & Co. Ltd.Maitland & Fearon, Shanghai.Major Brothers Limited, Shanghai.Malcampo & Co., Amoy.Malthoid Roofing Manufacturers, Shanghai.Manchuria Christian College, Mukden.Manchuria Flour Co., Tiehling.Manufacturing Company Limited.Manila Shanghai Export & .Import Co., Shanghai.Manin, E., Hankow.Manners & Backhouse Ltd., Canton.Mappin & Webb Ltd.Marco, Finkelstein & Co., Shanghai.Maritime Custom Houses. (Throughout China).Markt & Co., Shanghai.Marques, . Chang, & Pereira & Co., Shanghai.Martens Gardner Co.Martens, R., & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Marthoud Frères, Shanghai.Martin, Wm., & Co., Shanghai.Marzoli, E., Shanghai.Masearello, H., Chungking.Masada & Co., Shanghai.Masuda Yoko, Tientsin. .

Matheson, G., & Co., Shanghai.Matsuda Yoko, Tientsin.Matsumoto & Co., Mukden.Matsuoko & Co., Mukden.Mavrokephalos & Co., Hankow.May Chong & Co., Shanghai.Mayers, F. J., Chinking:May War Lee & Co:McBain, G., Shanghai.McDermid Bros., Harbin.McDermid, R. R., Harbin.M Gillivray, J. P. Harbin...McKean, S. H., Shanghai.McMullan, James, & Co.. Çhefoo..Mee Cheung Studio, Amoy.;Mehta & Co:, Foochow. .

Mehta, M. N., Canton.Mei Te Cheng, Tientsin.Meiji Trading Compan ç Shangl .ai.Melvani, R. D., & Co., Canton.Mencarini & Co., Shanghai.Menga, C., Tientsin.Mercantile Bank of India Limited.Mercantile Printing Co. Ltd., Shanghai..Methodist Publishing House.Metropole Cafe, Tientsin.Meurer Frères, Canton.Myers, M.; Shanghai.Michael, Albert, Shanghai.Middleton & Co., Ltd., Shanghai..Miffret, A., Hankow.Miller, E. D., Canton.Minemura, S., & Co., Tsingtao.Ming Chong Cycle Company, Shanghai.Ministries and Departments of the Chinese Government.,Minseng Dispensary, Hankow.Mission Book Company, Shanghai.Missionary Home & Agency, Shanghai.Mitsubishi Company.Mitsu Bishi Goshen Kaisha, Canton.Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd. (Mitsui & Co. Ltd. in Europe and

America) .Moalem, J. Joseph, Shanghai.Mogra,

J.R., & Co., Canton.

Moksey, H. J. (A. /B. Svenska Kullager Fabriken).Molchanoff Pechatnoff & Co., Hankow.Moller & Co., Shanghai.Monbaron, Charles, Hankow.Monbaron & Van der Stegen, Hankow.Mong Hong, Swatow.Moore, J. H. Shanghai.Moore, L., & Co., Shanghai. -Moorhead & Halse, Shanghai.Moosa, A. J., & Co., Shanghai.Morgan Crucible Company Limited.Mori. S. (Agent, Gakuyodo),. Canton.Mortimer -Reid & Slee; : Shanghai. .

Mosca & Prario, Shanghai.Moser, J. H., Hankow.Mossop, A. G., Shanghai.Moukden. Hospital, Mukden.Moukden Trading Co., Mukden.Moutrie, S., & Co. Limited.Moyler, Powell. & Co., Peking.Moyroux, V., Tientsin..Moysey, H. J., Shanghai.Muller & Phipps (Asia) Ltd., Shanghai.Municipal Conn ciCouncils of British, Allied. and Neutral Concessions.Murphy, J. R. (Dowler, Forbes, & Co.) , Shanghai.Mustard & Co. wMutual Stores, Canton.

No. 101.7-11th July,, i81

Nabholz & Co., Shanghai.Nagai Bunko, Shanghai..Nagano Yoko, Mul den.Naigai Wata Kaisha Ltd., Shanghai.Naishin Company.Nakagiri & Co., Shanghai.Nakvasin, D.. X., & Co., Hankow.Nanking Dispensary, Nanking.Nanri Yoko, Mukden.Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co`.Nanyang Dispensary, Shanghai.Nathan, M. J., Shanghai.National Cash Register Company:National Mercantile Corporation, Shanghai. .

National. Provincial Plate Glass & General Insurance Co. Ltd.National .Union Society of Bedford.Naval College, Pagoda Anchorage. .

Navalrai, M.. Canton.Naylor, J., & Co., Shanghai.Neil, James, & Co.Nemazee, H. M. H & Co., Shanghai.Neotia & Co., Shanghai.Nernheim & Hebda, Harbin.Nestlé' and Anglo -Swiss Milk Company.Netherlands Harbour Works Company.

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étherlaads, Lloyd of Amsterdam. and Batavia Marine Insur-'áñce. Co., Shanghai.

Netherlands Trading Society.Nettle, "i. Edward,. Chungking.New Amoy Dock Company. .

New. Chinese Antimony 'Company. ,

"ew Engineering and Shipbuilding Works Limited,- Shanghai.ìeß Zealand Insurance Company.ewchwañg Wharf and . Godown Company.

Nèman; È.1 ih ás G., & Cie, Peking.Nicholas= Tsu Engineering & Works, Shanghai.Nielsen and Winther (China Engineering Co. Ltd.) , Hankow.Nigniewitzky, D., Tientsin.Nikkei Yoko, Shanghai..Nippon Marine Insurance ,Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Nippon Menkwa Kàbushiki Kaisha (Japan. Cotton Trading

Co.. - Ltd:). .

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IN7ippon. Paint "Dfanufacturing: Co., Shanghai.Yusen Kaisha..;

Nisshin Kisen Sfaisha. :j

Nisshin Yakubo. Shanghai.Noel, Murray, & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Noor, Mahonied, * Co., Shanghai.

-Nor Kung LeongKCanton.orbury, F 4., & Son: (Proprietors of British Medical Imports

qo ), -Shà ighai. ` . .

Norbury, Natizo, & Co. Ltd. t"Nordisk Fier Fabrik, Shanghai.Nordisk Fjorfabrik Ltd., Canton..

- Noronha Fernandez & Co., Canton.North British Mercantile Insurance Company.North China Daily Mail, Tientsin.North China Daily.- News and Herald Limited, Shanghai.North China Engineering Co., Tientsin.North China Insurance Company Limited.North China Printing and Publishing Company, Tientsin.North China Produce Co. Ltd., Tientsin.

-North Great China Dispensary, Tientsin.Northern Assurance Company. ,

Norwegian Lloyd Insurance Co. Ltd., Shanghi.Noury & Ço,, Hankow.'

;11Tozawa Guini, Shanghai.:,Nun Cheng Lo (En Ching Low) , Tientsin.

Nutter, Walter, & Co., Shanghai.Nve, Dr. S. P.Nye, Dr. D. B., Tientsin.

Ocean Accident and Guar antee Company.Ocean.- Marine Insurance Company.Ocean Steamship- Company Limited.

. Odell : & Co., Foochow,Office Appliance Co., Shanghai.

' --Okura{ & Co. r--

Old Dock, Shanghai.Old Ningpo . Wharf; Shanghai.Olivier 4 Co.Olivier !Import and` Export Company, Shanghai.Olsen & Co., Shanghai.Orñi & Co., . Newehat g.Om aid & Co., Shanghai..-.,.Ong ,Mah Chao &. Coj., 'Amoy.

..Onomura & Co., Shanghai.Opium Blinded Godown, Shanghai.Oriental 'Advertising Co, `Ltd., Shanghai.Oriental Cigarette and Tobacco Co.Oriental Cóttoin Spinning Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Oriental Dispensary, Shanghai.Oriental Export Company, Chefoo.Oriental Land . Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Oriental. Optical ,Company, Shanghai.Oriental Press, Shanghai.Oriental Transportation & Trading Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Osaka Kobayashi Shosen, Shanghai.

} Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Canton and Shanghai.:. Osava, Yokö, Tientsin.Oähima & Co., Mukden.

:-Oussiatinski, A. K., Chefoo.òverseas Trading Company of California.

Oxford 'University Press, China Agency, Shanghai.Öxágrien and Drum Company Limited.`

Pabaney, E. (see Currinibhoy Co. Ltd.), Shanghai.Pacific Mail Steamship Company, Shanghai. ;Pacific Transport Co.1adang Rubber Co. Ltd.'Paizis, Ch. J., _& Co., Chefoo.Paizis, E. N., &;Co.; Tientsin.Palatine Insurance Co. Ltd.Palñrer & Turner, Shanghai.Pang, C. E., Hankow.Pang , Hing & Co., Foochow. ,.Panoff, J. K., & Co., HankowPao. Chen Dispensary, Swatow.Parkee, Kuan Yin Sau, Peking..Paradissia, Alex. E., & Co. Ltd., Chefoo.

Parisian Hairdressing Saloon, Shanghai.Parker, J. H. P., & Co.,- Shanghai.Parker, Reilly, & Co., Shanghai.Parsee Trading . Company, Shanghai and Canton.Patel, A. C., & Co., Shanghai.Patel, J. B., Canton.Patell & Co., Canton.

.Pathé Phono- Cinema, Chine.Patisserie Parisienne, Shanghai.Paturel, C., Shanghai.Paul, L., & Co., Shanghai.Paulsen & Bayes - Davey, Shanghai.Pavri, K..8., Canton.Pearce & Gárriock, Hankow.Pearson, S., & Son Limited.Pei Yang Medical College, Tientsin.Peiyang Tannery, Tientsin.Peking Chinese Electric Light & Power Co., Peking.Peking Daily News.Peking Electric Light Co. Ltd., Peking.Peking Gazette.Peking Motor Company (Chinsin Chao).Peking Pavilion. .

Peking Syndicate Ltd.Peking Technical College.Pengkalan Durian Estate Ltd., Shanghai.Pennell, E., & Co., Tientsin.Pereila y Muñoz, Shanghai.Permata Rubber Estate Limited.Perrin, Cooper, & Co., Tientsin.Persian Commercial Company, Shanghai.Petersen, A., & Co., Hankow.Peterson, V., Peking.Pfister, R., & Co., Shanghai.Pharmacie Centrale, Hankow.Philippidi, C. M., Chungking.Phillips, Walter, Dr.Phoenix AssurancefCompany LimitedPicca & Co., Hankow.Pickwick, F. H., Tientsin.Pierson, P. J. F., Shanghai.Pike, A. T. J., Shanghai.Pilcher, H. W., Shanghai.Ping Yee Hau Drug Store, Canton.Platt, Macleod, & Wilson, Shanghai.P. and O. Steam Navigation Company.Po Tai Wo & Co., Swatow.Po Wah & Co., Canton.Po Wai Dispensary, Swatow and Canton.Pocha, M. J., Shanghai.Polverino, Adolfo, Toilet Club,' Chefoo.Poo Tung & Co., Swatow.Poo Yuen Kung, Shanghai.Pohoomull Bros., Canton and Shanghai.Pootung Dye Works, Pootung, Shanghai.Pootung Wharves, Shanghai.Popoff Bros. & Co., Harbin. ,

Popoff Frères, C. & S., Hankow.Pottinger & Co., Tientsin.Powell, S. J., & Co., Shanghai.Presbyterian Mission Press, Shanghai.Presse Orientale, Shanghai.Price, H., Nanchang.Price's (China) Limited, Shanghai.Priestwood, J. G., Shanghai.Probst, Hanbury, & Co. Ltd.Produce Export Company Limited, Harbin.Protopapas & Co., Tientsin.Provincial Governments and their Departments throughout

China.Purnell &a Paget, Canton.Pursumall, T., Canton.Puthod, A., Shanghai.

Quan Yuen & Co., Shanghai.Quark, F. W., Wuchow.Queen's Hotel, Tientsin.Quelch, C. W., & Co., Shanghai.

Racine, Ackermann, & Co.Railton, H. E., & Co. Ltd., Chefoo.Railways, Chinese Government.Rakusen, H., & Co., Shanghai.Ramello, F., Hankow.Ramos Amusement Company (Olympic & Victoria Theatres),

Shanghai.Ramsay & Co. Hankow.Ramsay, N. B, ., Shanghai.Rasool, C. G., & Son, Shanghai.Rayner, Heusser, & Co., Shanghai.Real Estate and Trading Co. . Ltd., Hankow.Red Hand Compositions Limited.Reid, Evans, & Co., Shanghai.Reiss & Co.Reiss, Hugo, & Co., Shanghai.

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Rembrandt Photo Company, Shanghai.Remington Typewriter Company.Repah Rubber and Tapico Estates.Representation for British Manufactúrers Limited.Reuter Telegram Company.Reynaud & Colinet, Newchwang.Reynolds, Dr. W. G., Canton. ,Richards, John, & Co., Shanghai.Rigge, H. E., Shanghai.Riggio, A., Shanghai.Rizaeff Frères, Shanghai.Robert, Lang, & Co., Shanghai.Robinson Piano Company:Rodsil & Co., Shanghai.Bondon, L., Shanghai.Ronco Limited..Rose, Downs, & Thompson Limited.Rose, Hewett, & Co:Rosenfeld, A. B., Shanghai.Rosenfeld, Julius, Shanghai.Ross, Alex., & Co., Shanghai.Roth, B., & Co., Shanghai.Rouse, E. H., Hankow.Rousseau, E., Tientsin.Roxburgh, R., Limited.Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation.Royal Insurance Company Limited.Royal Mail Steam Packet Company.Rozario & Co., Shanghai.Runacher, J., Tientsin.Russian Internal & Export Trading Co., Shanghai.Russo- Asiatic Bank.Russo- British Mining and Industrial Co., Tientsin.

Sadikoff, H. H. K., Shanghai.Saey Tai, Shanghai.Sakamoto & Co., Mukden.Salmon, J. E., Shanghai.Solomons (French Bakery), Peking.Sam, Joe, & Co., Shanghai.Samson, E. (Eastman & Co.) , Shanghai.Samuel & Co. Ltd.Sanderson & Co., Hankow.Sang Cheong Yue, Shanghai .Sanitas Packing Co., Shanghai.Sanrin Tobacco Company, Shanghai.San Sing Cotton Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Saou Kee, Shanghai.Sassoon, D., & Co. Limited.Sassoon, E. D., & Co.Satoh Shokai, Shanghai.Sauvayre, J., Shanghai.Schiller & Co.Scott & Bowne Limited.Scott, Harding, & Co., Shanghai.Scottish Union & National Insurance Company.Sea Insurance Co. Ltd.Seishin & Co., Mukden and Newchwang.Semagaga Rubber Company Limited.Semambu Rubber Estates Limited.Senawang Rubber Estates Limited.Seng Aim Hong Kee Dispensary, Swatow.Seng Kee, Amoy.Sennet Frères, Shanghai.Senri & Co., Mukden.-Seo & Co., Mukden.Serebriannikoff, S. A., Shanghai.Seth, S. A., Shanghai.Sen Yin Sei Dispensary, Foochow.Shainin, L. (Shainin's Russian Provision Store) , Shanghai.Shahmoon, E. E., Shanghai.Shahmoon, S. E., Shanghai..Shameen Lawn Tennis Club, Canton.Shang, Tai Ye,. & Co., Tientsin.Shanghai Building Company.Shanghai Club.Shanghai Co- operative Society Limited.Shanghai Cotton Manufacturing Co. Ltd.Shanghai Dispensary.Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co. Ltd.Shanghai Electric and Asbestos Co; Ltd.Shanghai Electrical Construction Company.Shanghai Gas Company.Shanghai General Hospital.Shanghai General Store.Shanghai Golf Club.Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf ,Co. Ltd.Shanghai Hotels Limited (Astor House Hotel, Palace

Central Stores Ltd.) .Shanghai Horse Bazaar & Motor Co. Ltd.Shanghai Ice and Cold Storage Company.Shanghai Import & Export Co.Shanghai Klebang Rubber Estate's Limited.Shanghai Land Investment Company.Shanghai, Insurance Co.

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Shanghai Malay Rubber Estates Limited.Shanghai Marine Insurance Co. 'Ltd.Shanghai Mercury Limited.Shanghai Municipal Council.Shanghai Mutual Telephone Co. Ltd.Shanghai Nanyank Brothers Tobacco Co.Shanghai Optical Company.Shanghai Paper Mill.Shanghai Silk Spinning Co. Ltd.Shanghai Stores Company.Shanghai and Sumatra Tobacco Co. Ltd.Shanghai Tannery Company Limited.Shanghai Times.Shanghai Toilet Club.Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co. Ltd,Shanghai Waterworks Company Limited.Shantung Products Export Co., Chefoo.Shantung Silk and Lice Company, Chefoo.Shaw, Charles R., Shanghai.Shaw, Geo. L., Anttmg.Shaw, Geo. L., Brothers, Mukden.Shekury, G. I., Shanghai.Shengwo & Co., Hankow.Sliewan, Tomes, & Co.Shinano & Co., Mukden.Shing (Ching) Kee, Amoy.Shing Yue 8= Co., Shanghai.Shinri Yoko, Mukden.Shorvn Ginko (Chang LungShroff, P. B., Shanghai.Shun, Chang, & Co., Chefoo.Shun Chee & Co., Tientsin.Shun Kee & Co., Shanghai.Shun Tah & Co., Shanghai.Shushterovitch, G., Harbin.Sikh Gurdwara (Jemadar Buddha Singh) .Silas & Co., Shanghai.Silbermann & Co., Shanghai.Si.nis & Co., Tientsin.Sin An Tong Dispensary, Amoy.Sin Hong Ho; Amoy.Sin Tek Kee, Amoy.Sincere Co.Sing, A., Shanghai.Sing Chong & Co., Shanghai.Sing Tai, Chefoo.Singer Sewing Machine Company.Sino- Foreign Coal Mining Co. Ltd. (T'ungHsing), Tientsin.Sino -Swiss Commercial Company, Shanghai.Sit Heng & Co., Amoy.Siu Jeu Tong, Amoy.Siu Lang Dispensary, Swatow.Siu Se Tong, Amoy.Skinn, Alfred John, Peking.Siigh, J'., Tientsin.Sloane, W. & J., Canton.Stowe & Co., Shanghai.Smith, Edwin R., D.D.S., Hankow.Smith, Frank W., & Co., Chefoo.Smith, L. H., & Co., Chefoo.Societa Commissionaria di Esportazione, Shanghai.Société Anonyme Belge piur L'Industrie des Oeufs, Hankow.Société Anonyme de Mines de Luhan, Peking.Société Belge de Chemins de Fer en Chine, Peking.Société d'Exportation e d'Importation Coloniales, Tientsin.Société Foncière de Shameen, Canton.Société Forestière de Haïlin, Mukden.Société Franco- Chinoise de Batillerie et Cabotage en Chine.Société Franco - Chinoise de Crédit, Shanghai.Société Franco - Chinoise d'Entreprises Générales et de Travaux

Publics (Successors of Etablissements Fei Yen Ateliersde Constructions Mécaniques), Peking.

Société Indo- Chinoise, Tientsin.Soeka Warna Tea Estate.Solina, R. V., & Co. (Viccajee, F. & R., proprietors) , ShanghaiSolomon, S. J., Shanghai.Somekh, B. A., Shanghai.Somekh, D. S., Shanghai.Somekh, S. S., Shanghai.South British Insurance Company Limited.South China Trading Co., Canton.South Manchuria Railway Company.Sowa, K., & Co., _,Shanghai.Spalinger, U., Canton.Sparke. C. E., Shanghai.Sparklis Aerated Water Factory Ltd., Shanghai.Speyer, C. S., Shanghai.Spunt, J., & Co.Squires, Bingham Co., Shanghai.St,. Nicholas Industrial School for Blind Girls, Mukden.St. Vourvoulias, Tientsin.Standard Bank of South Africa.Standard Life Assurance Cçmpany.Standard Marine Insurance Co. Ltd.Standard Oil Company of New York.Star Rickshaw & Garage Co., Shanghai.

Bank), Newchwang.

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State Assurance Co. Limited, Shanghai. .

Stearns, J. C., Harbin.Steiner, F., & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Stewardson, R. E., Shanghai.-Stewart, Mackenzie, & Co. Ltd., Maneheister Scotian,

representative).Straits & China Textile Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Subira, J. M., ¡Shanghai.

. Sudka, J. A. Shanghai.-Sugiyama & Co., Canton.Sui Chong & Shun.Sul Lang Dispensary,. Swatow.Sullivan, J., & Co., Peking.Sulzer, 'Rudolph, & Co., Shanghai.Sumitomo Bank Ltd.Sumitomo Yoko, Shangkai.Sun Insurance Office Company.Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada.Sung Chuan Tien and Co., Tsingchowfu, Shantung.Sung, Y. S., Shanghai.Sungala Rubber Estate Limited.Sftzuki & Co., Shanghai.

(Svenska Kullager Fabriken, A. B. (Moksey, H. J.).Swatow Dispensary.Syndicat Industriel et Commercial. Shanghai.Sys, Peter & Co.Sze, Hing & Co., Chefoo.Szechwan Co-operative Society Ltd., Chungking.

Tabaqueria Filipina, Shanghai.Tackey, M. M., & Co., Shanghai.Tai, E., Tientsin.Tai \Feng Kung Sen, Shanghai.Tai Fu Lim, Dr., Newchwang.Tai King & Co., Canton.Tai On & Co. (The Canton Medical Hall), Canton.Tai Wah Dispensary, Swatow.Taikoo Sugar Refining Co. Limited.Taiping Rubber Estates Limited.Taiseng & Co., Foochow.Taiseng Printing Office, Hankow.Tait & Co., Amoy.Takaiwa, K., & Co., Shanghai.Takata & Co., Shanghai.Takkee & Co., Foochow.Taku Tug and Lighter Co. Ltd.. Tientsin.Talati Brothers, Peking and Tientsin.Talati & Co., Tientsin.Tanah Merah Estates (1916) Limited.Tan Seong Chee & Co., Amoy.Tannerie Franco-Chinoise, Tientsin.Tata, Sons, & Co:, Shanghai.Tay Choon Keng, Amoy.Tay Tjhiang Hong (Handel Maatschappij N.V.) , Shanghai.Taylor, Albert, Shanghai.Taylor & Co., Tientsin.Tcheleby, A. S., Harbin.Technische Export, Maatschappij Azie, Shanghai.Teeratbdas, N., Shanghai.Teesdale & Godfrey, Shanghai.Teh Kee Dispensary, Hankow.Tehun Tet Dispensary, Swatow.Tek Hua Dispensary, SWatow.Tek Shun Fling, Chefoo.Teplitzky, M. L., Import & Export, Shanghai.Tetley, L. T. (Liquidator of the Austrian Export and Import

Co. Ltd.) Shanghai.The Trading Company, the ,Successors to Alexis Goobkin, A.

Koosenetzoff, & Co.Theodor & Rawlins, Hankow.Theological College, Mukden.Thomas, F., & Co., Tientsin.Thomas, W. A. H., Peking.Tkompson, A. E. S., & Co., Shanghai.Thompson, James A., & Co., Shanghai.

I Thomson, G. H. & N., Shanghai.Thomson, Irvin, Newchwang.Thomson, J., Tsingtao.Thoresen, O., Shanghai.Thunder, C., Newchwang.Thurier & Kohr, Hankow.Tibbey, H. M. Shanghai.Tibesart, J. A., Shanghai.Tien Yung Woo, Shanghai.Tien Zung & Co., Shanghai.Tientsin Bicycle Company..Tientsin Club.Tientsin Dispensary.

'-,Tientsin Gas and Electric Light Company Ltd.Tientsin Ironworks Limited.Tientsin Lighter Coy. Ltd.Tientsin Native City Waterworks Limited.Tientsin Press Limited.Tientsin Soap Manufacturing Company. 1

Tientsin Tobacco Company. .

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Tientsin Waterworks Company- Limited.Tilley & Limby,. Shanghai.Times Dharwar & Co., Shanghai..Tin Fah Hong (China Trading Co.) , Shanghai.Tin See Tong Dispensary, Amoy.Tipper & Fenton, Tientsin.Tiram Estates Limited, Shanghai.Tiriolo, C., & Co., Antung.Tisdall, B. D., Amoy.Toa & Co. Ltd.,. Tientsin.Toa Koshi, Shanghai.Toa Tobacco Company, Newchang and Shanghai.Tobacco Products Corporation, Shanghai.Toeg & Read, Shanghai.Toh Tiong Hok, Amoy.Tom, H., Tientsin.Tom, S., Chefoo.Ton Ying & Co., Shanghai.Tong Chee Drug Co., Amoy.Tong Cheong & Co., Amoy.Tong Sang & Co., Amoy.Tonglin & Co., Canton.Torin & Co., Canton.Toshado Shiten, Shanghai.Touliatos, G-érassime, Manjuria Station, C.E.R.Towa & Co., Newchwang.Travers Smith & Sons, Tientsin.Trumann, R. N., & Co.Tsaji & Co., Shanghai.Tschurin, I. I., & Co., Harbin.Tshun Tak Dispensary, Swatow.Tsui, Dr. Y. Y., Tientsin.Tsung Tsoon Sing, Amoy.Tsurutani Yoko, Shanghai.Tung Chi Dispensary, Shanghai.Tung Ho & Co., Newchwang.T'ung Hsing Sino-Foreign Coal Mining Company Ltd., Tien-

tsin (Doney & Co., Managers).Tung Shen Te, Tientsin.Tung Tai & Co., Shanghai.Tung Yu Brothers, Shanghai.Tungshan Golf Club, Canton.Tunkadoo Dock, Shanghai.Tuitkadoo Wharves, Shanghai.Turner, E. W., Shanghai.Turner, James (Eastern Engineering Works) , Tientsin.Twigg, P. O'Brien, Shanghai.Twyford, J., & Co., Tientsin.Tze Hop Shing, G., & Co., Tientsin.

Ullmann & Co.Underwood Typewriter Company.Union Assurance Company Limited.Union Business Agency T. J. League), Tientsin.Union Commercial Company Limited, Shanghai.Union de Paris (Compagnie d'Assurances), Shanghai.Union Dispensary, Tientsin.Union Eastern Trading Co., Shanghai.Union Insurance Society of Canton Limited.Union Marine Insurance Company.Union Medical College, Peking.Union Trading Co. Ltd., Canton.United Netherlands Lloyds.United States Steel Products Company.Upham, Frank S., & Co., Peking.Urbaine Fire Insurance Co. of Paris.

Vacuum Oil Company.Vaid, K. Edulji, Shanghai.Van Ess, A., & Co., Newchwang.Vanderloo & Co., Shanghai.Vanderstegen, L., & Co., Hankow.Vania, A. D., Canton.Varalda & Co., Shanghai.Varenne. Th., & Cie., Canton.Vasunia, J. P., Canton.Venturi, F., Shanghai.Veroudart, Tientsin.Vicajee, F., & Co., Shanghai.Viccajee, H., & Co., Tientsin.Vickers Limited.Vicula Morosov, Newchwang.Villa, A. P., ,& Brothers, Canton.Viloudaki & Co., Shanghai.Vishindas, H., & Co., Shanghai.Volkart, Adolf, Shanghai.Vordoni, S. J., & Co., Tientsin.Vrard. & Co., Tientsin.

Wadman, H. P., Shanghai.Wa Sun, Canton.Wah Chang Mining & Smelting Co., Changsha.Wah Loong, Canton.Wah Mei Dispensary, Canton.Wah M.ing Optical Company, Shanghai.Wah On Company, Canton.


Wai Chi, Tientsin.Wallem & Co., Shanghai.Wang Hung. Kee, Shanghai.Wang, Dr. Y. N., Tientsin and Peking.Wannieck, L., Peking.Warren, C. E., & Co., Canton.Wassiamull Assomull & Co., Canton.Waste Silk Boiling Company, Shanghai.Wnston, A. S.. & Co. Limited.Watt, Dr. W. T. (Imperial Medical College) ,Wattle, J.. L., & Co. Ltd., Shanghai.Watts & ; Co., Tientsin.Wee Hock Siang & Co., Amoy, .

Weeks & Co. Ltd., Shanghai, Hankow.Wegelin, L., Shanghai.Weihaiwei Land and Building Company?.Weippert, W. H. C., Amoy.Wells, Fargo & Co.Wen Hua Printing Press, Hankow.West of Scotland Insurance Office Limited, Shanghai.Western Electric Co., Inc.Westinghouse Electric Export Co., Shanghai.Westminster Tobacco Company.Westphal, King, & Ramsay Limited.Wheelock & Co., Shanghai.Wheen, Edward, & Sons, Shanghai.Whitall, J., & Co. Limited.Whitamore, R. A., Shanghai.White Brothers, Shanghai.White- Cooper, Oppé & Master, Shanghai.Whiteaway, Laidlaw, & Co.Whitehead & Co., Shanghai.Whitfield & Co., Amoy.Whitham, R. P., Shanghai.Whitney, J. C., & Co.Whitworth, Herbert, Limited.Widler & Co. (E. Widler & A. Woodgate) , Chungking.Widler, E., and A. Woodgate (Widler & Co.) .Wijk & Co., Shanghai.Wilkinson, H. P., Shanghai.Wilkinson, Heywood, & Clark Limited.Wilkinson, T. M., & Co., Foochow.Williams, Dr., Medicine Company.Williams K. J., Shanghai.Willits Sr' Patterson, Shanghai.Wilson & Co., Tientsin.Wing On Co. (Shanghai) Limited.Wing Tai, Shanghai.Winston, Dr. Warwick, Tientsin.Winteler, M., Shanghai.Wisner & Co., Shanghai.Wisner, P.. F., & Co., Shanghai.Wissotsky & Co.Wollowra Steamship Co. Ltd.Wo Sang, Canton.Wong, Ah Ming, Tientsin.Wong Chuen Yung (British Manufacturers' Agency) , Shanghai.Wong Kuei Check, Shanghai.Wong Shing Chong, Shanghai.Wong Yuen Kee, Tientsin.Wong Zung Chong, Shanghai.Woo Chong, Shanghai.Woo, M. L., Tientsin.Woods, J., Iankow.Woollen, Vosy, & Co. Ltd., Tientsin.Worthington Pump Company Limited.Wrightson & Co., Shanghai:'Wu Lien Teh, Dr.Wuchow Electric Light Co., Wuchow.

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Yamamoto & Co., Tien -tsin.Yan Sun & Co. Ltd.+, Canton.Yan Shau & Co. Limited, Canton.Yang, I. C., & Co., Peking.Yang, J., Peking.Yangtsze Engineering Works, Hankow.Yangtsze Insurance Company Limited.Yangtsze Land and Finance Co., Shanghai.Yangtsze Poo Cotton Mill, Shanghai.Yap Eck Liok, Amoy.Yat Ling Dispensary, Swatow.Yates, T. M.Yau; Dr. K. S., Peking and Tientsin.Yee G-wan & Co., Amoy.Yee Lung & Co., Canton.Yen nth, Dr., Peking.Yeoh Haing & Co., Amoy.Yeo Swee Swan & ,Co., Amoy.Yik Sang Dispensary, Swatow.Yingkow Electric Light & Waterworks Co., Newchwang.Yishin & Co., Mukden.Yoan Siu Dispensary, Swatow.Yokohama Specie Bank.Yorkshire Insurance Company.Yoshida & Co., Shanghai.Young Brothers Trading Co. (Foreign Dept.), Chungking.

Yu ,Tai, Shanghai.Yuan T'ung Li, Shanghai.Yuasa, T., is Co., Haiikow and Shanghai.Yue Chong Tai, Shanghai.Yue Loong Hing Kee, Canton.Yuen Cheong and Co., Shanghai.Yuen Sui Chang Dispensary. Swatow.Yuen Tah & Co., Shanghai.Yui Tai & Co., Tientsin.Yung Chi Dispensary, Shanghai.Yung Fong Photo Supply Co., Peking.Yung Hing Printing Co., Shanghai.Yunnanfu Electric Light Company.Tut Sae Chang & Co., Shanghai.Yuwasei Yoko, Tiehling.

Za Chong Shun, Shanghai.Zellensky, A. L., Shanghai.Zi Ka Wei Press, Shanghai.Ziervogel & Bolton, Drs., Shanghai.Zong Lee & Sons, Shanghai.Zandel, Emile, Manufacturing Company.Zyistra & Co., Shanghai.

NOTE. --As previously notified, the abovel-mentioned Pròcla-mation does not apply to the British CóalonHongkong,y ófso that this and all other lists published thereunder donot include persons or bodies of persons trading in thatcolony.

SIAM.

His Majesty's Diplomatic, Consular,' Military, and NavalOfficers.

British Missionary Bodies, and Missionary Bodies of Alliedand Neutral Countries.

Abdool ally, Bangkok.Abdulcaium K. Saherwaita, Bangkok.Abdul Gunny Marican.Adam, A. H. M., & Co.Adamjee Allibhai Dorajiwalla, Bangkok.Adamson, Dr. (See Kak Dispensary.)Ah Choi, Sengöra.Ah Lee Keh (Yah See) , Lampong.Alibhai Chinwala, Bangkok.American Mission .Press (Presbyterian) .

Anglo -Siam Corporation Ltd., Bangkok (late Siam Forest Co.Ltd., Bangkok.

Angullia A., & Son, Bangkok.Apothecaries' Hall.Arracan Company Limited, Bangkok.Asiatic Cattle Co., Bangkok.Asiatic Petroleum Company Limited.Asow, Y., & Co., Bangkok.Assumption Printing Press, Bangkok.

Baboojee, A. K., Bangkok.Babu, Renong.Badman, H. A., & Co.Bagawiem, S. M., Bangkok.Bahadur, S. M., Bangkok.Bamrungnukulkij Printing Works (Luang Damrong) , Bang-

kok.Chia Thye, Puket.Eik, Renong.Eng, Renong.Hin, Pangnga andHin Guan, Puket.Hong, Puket.Lee Moh, Krabi.Ouan Ho, Puket.Seng Chieng, Bangkok.Seng Hin, Tring.Seng Un, Krabi.

Bangkw, Dock Company LiBangkok Manufacturing CoBangkok Times Press LimitBangkok Travelling Agency,Bangkok United Club.

BanBanBanBanBanBanBanBanBanBanBan

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ratted.mpany Lìmitéd.ed.Bangkok.

Bangnon Syndicate, Renong.13 &tique de l'Indo Chine.Barrow, Brown, & Co.Bean Getan, Pangnga.Bean Guan, Puket.Bean Hup, Puket.Beranger, Malcolm ( Maison Beranger) .Berli, A., & Co., Bangkok.Bhandakayaca,ra, Bangkok. YBian Joo Thye, Bangkok.Boay Lye, Pangnga..Bombay -Burma Trading Corporation Limited, Bangkok.Bong Hong, Puet.Boo Gark, Setul.Boon Long, Bangkok.Boon Mee Dispensary, Bangkok.Boon Teck, Renong.

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Borgersen, H. B.Borneo Company Limited.British- American Tobacco Company Lim ited.British Club.British Dispensary.Buan Hoa Seng & Co. Ltd., Bangkok.Buan Soon Lee & Co., Bangkok.Budroodin, F. H., Bangkok.Buk Sua, Pangnga.

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Capper, J. C. (The Ceylon & Australia Produce Stores) ,Bangkok.

Cartwright, B. O.Chan Kim Kee, Bangkok. .

Chan Kwong Sin, Setul.Chapman; W. P.Charcen Krung Dispensary, Bangkok.Charoen Koung Dispensary, Bangkok.Chartered Bank of India, C4ina, andCheng, Kiat, L., Bangkok.Cheng, Kiat, Li, Bangkok.Chew Keok Kongsi, Puket and Trang.Chiang Hak, Bangkok.Chiang Huat Chan, Bangkok.Chiengmai Mission \Press, Bangkok.Chinese Mercantile Dispensary, Bangkok.Chin Aik' Khan, Puket.Chin Hin, \Bangkok.Chic: Hock,`` Puket.Chin Seng Huah, Bangkok.Chin Soon, Bangkok.Chino -,Siam Daily News.Chino - Siamese Trading Company.Chip Nghi Soong Bangkok.Chip Yiak Siang Chan, Bangkok.Chong Guan Soon, Bangkok.Chong Lye Chan, Renong.Chong Phye, Pangnga.Chong, Sen, Bangkok.Choo Kwang Lee, Bangkok.Choo Seng, Takuapa.:,Chop Goh 'Chiap Seng, Bangkok.Chotirmall, K. A. T., & Co.Chuan Lee, Takuapa.Chung Chin Yuen & Co., Bangkok.Chung Chooe Guan Ah Fook, Bangkok.Chye Seng Scion, Bangkok.City Dispensary, Bangkok.'Comptoir Francais de Siam, Bangkok.Couper-Johnston, D., . & Co.

Dastakeer & Co., Bangkok.Dawoodbhai, N., & Co., Bangkok.De Burgh, W.Deebook Dredging, Renong.Diana, A., & Co., Bangkok.Dickinson, John, &. Co.Diethelm & Co.Divan Ahmad Haji Peer Mahomed, Bangkok.Dorajewalla, A. A., Bangkok.Dunlop, John M.

East Asiatic Company Limited.Eastern Smelting Company, Puket.Ebáta & Co., Bangkok.Edgar Brothers.Educational Supply Association.Ee Seng Long.Eng Guan, Trang. '`Esmailjee, A. T., Bangkok.Excelsior Ice Factory.

Australia.

Fook Loong & Co.Foran, J. H. (Langkat Oil Co.) , Senggora.Fraser & Neave Limited.French Dispensary.

Gian Singh Nand Singh, Bangkok.Gilitwalla, E. E., Bangkok.Gin Seng, Takuapa.Git Git Choon, Puket.Goh Fong Chua, Bangkok.Goon Hok Heng, Bangkok.,G- oriawalla, A. H. A., Bangkok.Goriawalla, F. A., Bangkok.Government Medical Depôt, Bangkok.Gritters, Mrs.Groundwater, C. L., & Co.Guan Eng, Renong.Guan Huat Seng, Bangkok.

_ Guan Leng.Guan Mong Chan, Bangkok.Gulam Mydin, Bangkok.Gulamhusan Abdoolkader (Gulam Husian Abdul Kader, G

A.), Bangkok.

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Habibar, Rehman, Bangkok.Hajee Sakur Gunny, Bangkok.Hak Heng Lee, Bangkok.Hak Seng, Bangkok.Hàlim & Co., B. A. .

Han Fook. Seng (Thehi Fook Seng) , Bangkok.Hang Tak Sang, Bangkok.Hansen, Dr. C: ( Lotus Dispensary) .Hap Fong, Bangkok.Harp Your, Long, & Co.Harrison, Frank 4., Puket and Pangnga.Heap Aik, Renong.,Heng Guan Chau, Puket.Heng Heng Guan- Seng or Heng Hin Guan Seng, Bangkok.Heng Hoa, Bangkok.Hiak Hin, Takuapa.Hinode & Co., Bangkok.Ho Bin.Ho Cheán, Takuapa. .

Ho Choon, Puket.Ho Hin, Renong.Ho Seng, Trang.Hoa Heng Lee.Hoa Hok, Bangkok.Hock Chong Seng, Takuapa.Hock Choon, Trang.Hock Chuan, Krabi.Hock Chuan & Co., Bangkok.,Hock Guan, Trang.Hock Ho, Renong.Hock Ho Choon, Bangkok.Hock Kee, Renong.Hock Soon Lee & Co., Bangkok.Ho Hin, Pangnga.Ho Huat, Renong.Hoh Leng Dispensary, Bangkok.Hok Hin Lee, Bangkok.Hoick, H. Von (Siam Packing Co.) , Bangkok.Hong Bee, Renong.Hong Ching, Bangkok.Hong Guan, Pangnga.Hong Hua, Bangkok.Hong Huat, Puket.Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.Hong Thye, Bangkok.Hooi Lam Chong, Pangnga.Hoop, Tack Cheung, Bangkok.Hoosain, A. G-., Bangkok.Hoosain, Akbar, & Sons, Bangkok.Hoosain, E. A., Bangkok.Hotchand, Vichindas, & Co., Bangkok.Hup Ho, Setul, Setul.Hup Mony Thye, Bangkok.Hussein, A., & Sons.

Ikezaki, K., & Co., Bangkók.Indo Burma Cigar Depôt.International Store.Isher Singh, Chiengnai.Ito, T., & Co., Bangkok.

Jakob, Setul.Jaward Dispensary.Jewaji Raja & Sons, M. Moosbhoy, M. Moosbhoy Raja.Johansen, P., & Co., Bangkok.Joo Chye Kee, Bangkok.Joo Huat, Bangkok.Jot? Guan, Renong.Joo Hoa Lee, Bangkok.Joo Phek, Pangnga.Joo Seng & Co., Bangkok.

Kader, G. A. (Gulamhusan Abdoolkader) .Kaj, Cotermall, & Co., Bangkok.Kasoojee, M. E., Bangkok.Kather, Muhiatheen, K., Bangkok.Katib, 'E. M.Katoo Dee Book, Renong.Katz Brothers Limited.Kean Heng Lee, Bangkok.Kean Lee Chan, Bangkok.Kean Lee`& Co., Bangkok.

-Kean Seng, Krabi.Kempton and Co., Bangkok.Keng Watt, Bangkok.Kerr & Co.Khiam .Hua Long, Bangkok.Kho On (Khoon) Seng, Bangkok.Khoon Huat.Kia Lee, Bangkok.Kia Seng Chan Bangkok.Kiam Hoa Eeng & Co. Ltd., Bangkok.Kiam Hoa Seng & Co., Bangkok.Kiam Seng Heng, Bangkok.Kikabhal, A., & Bros., Bangkok.Kim Heng Seng, Bangkok.Kim Seng .Lee, Bangkok.

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Kim Tai Seng, Bangkok.King Chan, Bangkok. .

King's College, Bangkok.Kluzer, G., & Co., Bangkok.Ko San bTyun, Bangkok.Komatsu & Coy.Song Ann.Kong Hiap Hin, Puket.Kong Moh, Renong.Kong Seng, BangkokSui Heng,Kwang ( Kwang) Ngee Hoa & Co., Bangkok.Kwang Nguan Lee Soon Kee, Bangkok.Kwang Soon Tung, Bangkok.Kwang Chuen Chan, Bangkok.Kwong Hang Seng, Bangkok.Kwong Hoa Siang (Chiang) , Bangkok.Kwong Hop Hing, Bangkok.Kwong Hung Seng, Bangkok.Kwong Moh, Renong.Kwong Mow, Bangkok.Kwong Tai, Bangkok.Kwong Wo Sang, Bangkok.Kwong Ying Cheong, Bangkok.Kwong Ying Choung, Bangkok.Ladhasingh Bhagwansingh, Bangkok.Lakhwalla & Co., E. A., Bangkok.Lakhwalla & Co., M. A., Bangkok.Lam Ngor, Trang. !Langkat Oil Co. (Foran, J. H.) , Senggora.Lebai Man, Setul.Lee Kim, Renong.Lee Moh Whatt, Bangkok.Legations of Allied Powers.Legations of Neutral Powers.Lenha Snigh Mehar Singh, Bangkok.Leong Chin Heng, Bangkok.Leong Guam, Bangkok.Leong Hin, Bangkok and Krabi.Leonowens, Louis T., Limited, Bangkok and Lampang.Li Kor, Pnagnga.Li Tit Guan, Bangkok.Liang Huat Siang, Bangkok.Liang Seng Lee, Bangkok.Lim Hean Kheng, Renong.Lim Hean Swee, Renong.Lim Toh Choo, Renong.Lo Kong Chang; Puket.Loh Buan Heng.Loh Kye Juay & Co., Bangkok.Long Ann, Bangkok.Long Heng Lee, Bangkok.Lotus Dispensary (Dr. Hansen) .Luang Brohma odkee, Mrs. ( Pradist- sookonta) , Bangkok.Luang Damrong ( Bamrungnukulkij Printing Works) , Bang-

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Macbeth, J. J.Maideen, A.Maire, A. J., Bangkok.Maison Beranger (Beranger Malcolm).Malaya Tin Corporation, Renong.Malbary, H. A.Mansoor Sahib, S. S., Bangkok.Marican, M. T. S.Marican, S. S.Maskati, A. T. E. .

Maung Hpo Min, Lampang.Maung San Myat, Bangkok.Maung Shave Choung, Bangkok.Maw Jim, Bangkok.Maw Kim, Bangkok.Maw Sooi Disp., Bangkok.McFarland, G. B., Dr.Meklong Railway Company.Menam Motor -boat Company Limited.Meng Heng, Bandon.Meng Heng Lee, Bangkok.Meng Hong, Bangkok.Michellis and Drimitrellis, Bangkok.Ministries and Departments of the Royal Siamese Govern-

ment.Mitani, T., Dr., Bangkok.Mitsui Bussan Kaishan Limited, Bangkok.Mizokami, M., Bangkok.Mogul, M. A.Moh Tuan, Bangkok.Mohamedall , H., Bangkok.Mohamed Meah & Co., Bangkok.Mohammed Ally Noorbhai, Bangkok.Mong, Ainda, Chantaboon.Mong Hoa, Bangkok.Monod, C. E., & Co., Bangkok.M.,osbhoy, M., Bangkok.Motiwalla, A. & y., & Co., Bangkok.

Motiwalla, A. & T. Bangkok.Motiwalla, E. ,T., & Co., Bangkok.Mötiwalla, F. A., Bangkok.Mong Pe, Bangkok.Mukandlal, Gurudass.Murakami, R., Bangkok.Musaji, M., & Co., Bangkok.Mustan, S. V., Bangkok.Mydin, Setul.

Nahas, A., Bangkok.Nakhoda, F. H. M., Bangkok.Nai Man, Ban Aw.Nai Lert, Bangkok.Nai Siu, Bangkok.Nakhdoda Osmanbhai Amirbhai & Co., Bangkok.Nan Singh, Setul.Nana & Co., Bangkok.Nana, E. A., Bangkok.Nathan Chetty, Bangkok.Nean Jee Hin, Puket.Neo Choo, Pangnga.Nestle and Anglo -Swiss Condensed Milk Company.Netherlands Trading Society.Nguan Seng Soon, Bangkok.Ni Lye Hong, Pangnga.Nooraddin Dawoodbhoi, Bangkok.

On Wo, Bangkok.Ooi Chay, Renong.Oon Hock Guan, Bangkok.Oriental Bakery, Bangkok.Oriental Store, Bangkok.Osawa, J., & Co., Bangkok.

Paknam Railway Company.Pappayanopòulos, C., Bangkok.Peng Hak Chiang (Tia Peng Ngee) , Bangkok.Peng Lee Chan, Bangkok.Peng Thye,, Bangkok.Pereira & Co., E. M.Pharnitsuphaphon Printing Office, Bangkok.Phasadu Usamayon, Bangkok.Phatanakorn Cinematograph Co., Bangkok.Phya Sri Kridakara, Bangkok.Piroshaw, F. Mama, Bangkok.Pisal Banniti, Bangkok.Pock Thye, Puket.Poh Wah Seng, Bangkok.Pollard, T. H.Pradist Sookonta (Mrs. Luang Brohma Yodkee), Bangkok.Prince Royal's College, Chiengmai.Puck, Choon, & Co., Bangkok.Puket Dispensary, Puket. ,

Rahim, H. Abdool.Raja (Jewaji Raja & Sons).Ratanamala Company, Bangkok.Ratrut Basin Tin Dredging Company, Renong.Renong Tin Dredging Co., Renong.Rochiram, J. R., Bangkok.Rongpim Nangsu Pim Thai Mai, Bangkok.Ronpibon Tin N. L. Co. (E. Byron Moore), Ron Pi Bun.Rosenberg, M., Bangkok.Royal Bangkok Sports Club.Royal Siamese State Railways.Runga, K. R., Bangkok.

Sae Thien & Co., Bangkok.Saing Hiang, Takuapa.Salehbai, A. R., & Co., Bangkok.Sampson, John, & Son.Samsen Power Station, Bangkok.Sarafally, G. A., Bangkok.Saw Hood Beng, Sengora.See Kak Dispensary (Dr. Adamsen) , Bangkok.Selley, N. L. (Wat Debsirindr School) , Bangkok.Semprez & Co., Bangkok.Seng Chiang, Bangkok.Seng Guan, Puket.Seng Heng Chan, Bangkok.Seng Heng Lee, Bangkok.Seng Hin, Renong.Seng Hong & Co., Bangkok.Seng Hi/at, Bangkok.Seng Lee, Trang.Seng Lee, Bangkok.Seng Lee Chiang, Bangkok.Seng Long, E., Bangkok.Seng Teik, Pangnga.Shaik Mahomet, Trang.Siah Leng, A., Bangkok.Siah Leng Dispensary, Bangkok.Siam Cement Company Limited, Bangkok.Siam Commercial Bank.Siam Drug Store, Bangkok

o. .iO1.= 11th. July, 1918

Siam Electricity Company Limited.Siam Forest Company Limited, Bangkok (see Anglo -Steam

Corp. Ltd., Bangkok).Siam Free Press Company Limited.Siam Hides & Leather Co. Ld., Bangkok.Siam Import Company Limited.Siam Industries Syndicate.Siam Motor Works Limited.Siam Observer Press.Siam Packing Co., (H. von Hoick), Bangkok.Siam Perfumery Store.Siam Produce Coy.Siam Stamp Company.Siam Trading Coy.Siamese Southern Railway.Siamese Tin Syndicate.,

-Siamese Tobacco Company.Siamwalla, D. H. A., Bangkok.Siamwalla, F. A., Bangkok.Siang Hak, Bangkok.Sieng Kee Chan.Sin Hin, Puket.

. Sin Gim Hong, Puket.Sin Hak Lee.Sin Kheng Leong, Renting.Sin Kheng Seang, Puket.Sin Sin Ha, Bangkok.Singer Sewing Machine.Siribhand Store, Bangkok.Smith Premier Typewriter Company.Smith, S., & Son Ltd., Bangkok.Societe Anonyme Belge.Soon Chua Seng, Bangkok.Soon Hock Seng, 'Bangkok.Soon Seng, Renong.Sophon Printing Office.Sosenberg, M., Bangkok.Soy Ying Yuen, Bangkok.Spicer Bros., Bangkok.Springer, N. (Major) , Bangkok.Sriracha Company Limited, Bangkok.Sri Kridikara Phya (Phya Sri Kridikara) , Bangkok.Standard Oil Company.Staro, A., Mme.Steel Brothers & Co. Limited.Stephens, Paul, & Co.Straits & China Textile Coy. Ltd., Bangkok.Straits Trading Company, Puket.Sui Kee, Puket.Sui Thiem, Bangkok.Sutton, N., Bangkok.Swanson, J. H.Swanson & Sehested, Bangkok.Swee Ho, H., Bangkok.Swee Hock, Puket.Swee Seang, Pangnga.Syme & Co.Sze Hai Tong, Banking and Insurance Co., Bangkok.

1490

Tachin Railway Company.Tai Hoa Long.Tai Sang Yuen, Bangkok.Tam Wo Seng, Hua Taki.Tan Choon Lim, Renong.Tan Palk. Seng, Puket.Tan Sian Kee, Bangkok.Tan Soon Cheang, Renong.Tan Thye Guan, Bangkok.Tan Yeat, Trang.Tatner, F.Tay, K. C., Dr., Bangkok.Tayabally & Co., A. H., Bangkok.Tayeb & Co., Bangkok.Teck Cheang, Bangkok.Teck Lee Guan, Bangkok.Teck Seng (Wat Tuk) , Bangkok.Teck Seng & Co., Bangkok.Teik Bee, Pangnga.Teik Thye Heng Hoe, Pangnga..-Tek. Chi Tung, Bangkok.Teo Ban Hong, Bangkok.Thai Bee, Bangkok.Thakur Singh Landa Singh, Bangkok.Thean It Kook, Puket.Theen, Cheong, Puket.Thien Fook Seng ( Han Fook Seng) , Bangkok.Thonakitch Rasa, Bangkok.Thong Hua Lee, Bangkok.Thum Hock Heng, Trang.Thye - Cheong, Puket.Thye, Hin, Puket.Thye Hoa ChiangTia Peng Ngee (Peng Hak Chieng) , Bangkok.Tiang Seng Chan, Patriew.

i eke & Gibbons, Bangkok.


Ti l leke, R. E. G., Dr.Tin Chuan, Puket.Tisseman, S., & Co.Tit Heng, Bangkok.Tong Hin, Baifgkok.Tong Sang Cheong, Bangkok.Tong Seng, Bangkok.Tong Seng Tong, Takuapa.Tongkah Compound, Puket.Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Company, Puket.Tow Kay Hoó, Bangkok.Towfigue, M., Bangkok.Toya Printing Office.Tuck Wo Loong, Bangkok.Tung Who & Co.

Un Cheang, Krabi.Un Hoe, Puket.Undertakers Supply Stores, Bangkok.Union Dispensary, Bangkok.United Engineers Limited.

Vacuum Oil Company.Viraj Chanthorn, Bangkok.

Walker, C. C., Dr., Bangkok. -WVall, Norman (Agent for C. Fabergé Ltd., Petrograd) .Wang Lee & Co., Bangkok.Wasee, A. K. H., & Co.Wasiamull, Assomull, & Co., Bangkok.Wat Tuk (Teck Seng), Bangkok.Weng Foong, Bangkok.Whiteaway, Laidlaw, & Co. Limited.Wing Seng Long & Co., Bangkok.Wing Yuen & Co., Bangkok.Yah See (Ah Lee Keh) , Lampong.Yamaguchi, G., & Co., Bangkok.Yee Long, Bangkok.Yee Sang & Co., Bangkok.Yeoh Keow, Renong.Yeong Aik Hin, Puket.Yiak Hua & Co., Bangkok.Yong Guan Hong, Bangkok.Yong Heng Huat, Bangkok.Yong Heng Long, Bangkok.Yong Lee Seng & Co., Bangkok.Yong Lee & Co., Bangkok.Yong Mong, Bangkok.Yong Hak Seng, Bangkok.Yong Mong Lee, Bangkok.Yong Nguan, Bangkok.Yong Seng, Bangkok.Yong Seng Heng, Ban Bua Tong.Yong Shing, Bangkok.You Long (You Hoa Long) .Yue Ylk Loong, Bangkok.Yuen Lee, Bangkok.

WAR PRECAUTIONS (STOCKS OF GOODS)REGULATIONS 1917.

j URSUAN T to the powers `conferred on me by the Warr Precautions (Stocks of Goods) Regulations 1917 (Statu-tory Rules 1917, No. 168 ), Ì, George Henry Wise, a MemberQf the Federal Executive Council, acting for and on behalf ofthe" Minister of State for Defence of the Commonwealth ofAustralia, do hereby declare Black Steel Sheets to be pre-scribed goods for the purposes of the above Regulations.

Dated this 9th day of July, 1918.GEO. H. WISE,

for Minister of State for Defence.

WAR PRECAUTÍONS (ENEMY SHAREHOLDERS)REGULATIONS.

HEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautions(Enemy Shareholders) Regulations it is amongst other

things provided that after the fifteenth day of April, Onethousand nine hundred and sixteen, the Attorney - Generalmay, if he thinks fit, by Order published in the Gazette, de-clare that any shares specified in the Order are thereby trans-ferred to the Public Trustee, and thereupon all such shareshall by fóice of the Order be and be deemed to be transferred

to, and vested in, the Public Trustee :And whereas it is by the said Regulation further provided

that all companies, any of whose shares are affected by anyOrder of the Attorney - General under that Regulation, shaltcarry out the Order according to the tenor thereof, by trans-ferring the shares in the books of the company to the nameof the Public Trustee, and that, wit! in seven days after thepublication of any such Order, any person in possession ofany scrip representing shares transferred to the Public Trusteeby fores of the Order shall forward it to the Public Trustee :

Commonwealth Gazette 1491 No. 141. -11th July, 1918

And whereas the Attorney- General of the Commonwealth.acting iu pursuance of the War Precautions (Supplementary)Regulations, has delegated to the Solicitor- General of theCommonwealth all the powers and functions of the AttorneyGeneral under any Regulation made under the War Pre-cautions Act 1914-1916 :

Now therefore I, George Shaw Knowles, Acting SolicitorGeneral of the Commonwealth, do hereby declare that theshares specified in the Schedule hereunder which are heldon behalf of the Deutsche Bank are hereby transferred' to thePublic Trustee.

THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO.

Company in whichShares are held.

Amalgamated Zinc(de Bavay's)Limited

Name of RegisteredShareholder.

Arthur Louis Allenand Frank Gielgud

Frank Gieleud andHonorable CecilHenry Winn

Numberof Shares.

100\} 50

2020

Distinctive Numbers,of Scrip or Shares.

445001/445100332330/332379341213/341232.317366/317385

Dated at Melbourne this 8th day of July, 1918.

GEO. S. KNOWLES,Acting Solicitor- General of-the Commonwealth.

Department of Defence.

WAR PRECAUTIONS REGULATIONS 1915 REGULATION28AB.

NOTICE OF A " PROHIBITED PUBLICATION."

IGEORGE FOSTER PEARCE, Minister of State for Defence,, hereby give notice that I have declared the following

publication to be a prohibited publication for the purposes ofRegulation 28AB (Statutory Rule No. Z55 of 1917, dated 3rdOctober, 191 7) of the War Precautions Regulations 1915:

Social DemokratenDaily paper, published at Copenhagen,Denmark.

Dated.. this twenty -sixth day of June, Otie thousand ninehundred and eighteen.

G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.

Department of Defence.

WAR PRECAUTIONS (CONTROL OF SPORTS)REGULATIONS 1917.

(Statutory Rule No. 233 of 1917, dated 13th September, 1917.)IRICHARD EDMOND COURTNEY, C.B., V.D., Colonel,, Acting Commandant, 5th Military District, being duly

authorized so to do by the Minister of State for Defence,hereby give notice that all race meetings for horses in theState of Western Australia are prohibited, save and except- uch race meetings for horses which may be permitted inwriting by me.

Dated at Perth, in the State of Western Australia, this thirdday of July, 1918..

R. E. COURTNEY, Colonel,a /Commandant, 5th Military District.

Home and Territories Department,Melbourne, 6th July, 1918.

T is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excel -1 lency the Governor- General, with the advice of theFederal . Executive Council, has declared his assent to theundermentioned Ordinance, which has been passed by theLegislative Council of Papua:

" The Native Crown Servants Ordinance 1917."

_.P. MaM. GLYNN,

Minister for Home and Territories.

NORFOLK ISLAND.

PATRIOTIC FUNDS ORDINANCE 1918.

rIa HE subjoined eopy of a certificate by the Administratorof Norfolk . Island is published for general information,

in accordance with the provisions of section 5 of the Interpre-tation Ordinance 1915.

P. MeM. GLYNN,Minister of State for Home and Territories.

2nd July, 1918.

" I certify that a copy of the Patriotic Funds Ordinance1918 was posted on the public notice board, near the Court.Flouse, Norfolk Island, this second day of May, 1918.

M. V. MURPHY,Administrator."

Postmaster- General's Department,General Post Office,

Sydney, 4th July, 1918.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

To MARY ANNZE GERTRUDE HEYNE,Postal Assistant (in charge) ,

Postmaster- General's Department,Yamba.

TAKE notice that, as your present address is unknown tome, a communication has this day been posted to you,

addressed to Belmore- square, Goulburn, your last -known ad-dress, furnishing you with a copy of certain charges madeagainst you under section 46 of the Commonwealth PublicService Act 1902 -17, . and requiring you to forthwith state, inwriting, whether you admit or deny the truth of such charges,and to give any explanation, in writing, you may 'think fit asto the offences charged, for my consideration. And take furthernotice that, if no answer is received to such communicationwithin twenty -four days of the date hereof, you will be, deemedto deny the truth of such charges, and such charges will beinquired into and dealt with in your absence.

E. J. YOUNG,Chief Officer.

Principal Registri,Melbourne, 3rd July, 1918.

The Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 -1915

NOTICE OF APiPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF THECONSTITUTION OF AN ORGANIZATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that application has been made tome, under the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitra-

tion Act 1904 - 1915, for the change of the constitution of theArms, Explosives, and Munition Workers Federation cif Aus-tralia from the following:

" The Federation shall consist of an unlimited number ofpersons employed or usually employed in the Public Ser-vice of the Commonwealth or otherwise in the manufac-ture, preparation, storage, or delivery of ammunition, cor-dite, explosives, arms, and munitions, or works incidentalthereto throughout the Commonwealth."

to the following:" (a) The Federation shall consist of an unlimited num-

ber of persons employed or usually employed in the PublicService of the Commonwealth or otherwise the manu-facture, preparation, storage, or delivery' of ammunition,cordite, explosives, arms, and munitions, or works inci-dental thereto throughout the Commonwealth, togetherwith all other persons, members of the Ammunition, Cor-dite and Explosives Employees Industrial Organizationof Australia, or of the Small Arms Factory Employees andMunition Workers Association of Australia, together withsuch other persons, whether employees in the industry ornot, as have been appointed officers of the Federation andadmitted as members thereof."

" (b) Members of the Amalgamated Society of Carpen-ters and Joiners or of the Australian Plumbers andGasfitters Employees Union who may be employed onconstructional work in connexion with the aforementionedoperations shall not be eligible for membership of thisFederation."

Any person who desires to object to the proposed change may(it) so by lodging with me a._notiée of objection in the pre-scribed form and a; statutory declaration in support thereofwithin twenty -one days after the publication of this advertise-ment, and by serving on the organization copies of the noticeof objection and statutory declaration so lodged.

A. M. STEWART,Industrial Registrar.

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Is To: 101.:-11th July, 1918 1492 Commonw,eatth Gwtte

NOTIFICATION THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.

PURSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 1903- 1916, notice is hereby given that His Excellency the Governor - General, acting w- iththe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased to make Regulations under the Acts named hereunder.

Copies of the Regulations may be purchased at the Government Printing Office, Melbourne, at the price indicated.

Title of Act.Citation ofStatutory

Rule.Particulars of Regulations comprised in

Statutory Rule.Date on

whichmade.

To comeinto

operation.

Price of _

StatutoryRule.

8. d.Naval Defence Act 1910 -12 . S.R. 1918,

No. 180Regulations for the Conduct and Management of

Naval. Establishments and the employment ofpersons in a civil capacity in or in connexionwith Naval Establishments under Section 41 ofthe Naval Defence Act 1910 -1912 (S.R. 1916, No.

10.7.18 bn and fromdates

specified

0 3

243. {Amending Regulations governing entryof apprentices and allowances for steam trialsafloat)

Naval Defence Act 1910 -12 .. S.R. 1918,No. 181

Financial and Allowance Regulations for theNaval Forces of the Commonwe Ith. (Amend-ing rates of pay and allowances for Permanent

10.7.18 1.1.18 0 8

Forces)Poet and Telegraph Act 1901-

1916S.R. 1918,No. 182

Telephone Regulation 22 (2) and (3). (Offensivetelephone messages)

10.7.18 Forthwith 0 3

Defence Act 1903 -1917 S.R. 1.918,No. 183

Financial and Allowance RegulationsAmend-ment of Regulation 81A


Defence Act 1903 -1917 S.R. 1918,No. 184

Australian Military Regulations 191Aare amendedby inserting after Regulation 1208A Regulation

10.7.18 Forthwith O 3

1208B. (Variatfon in number and duration ofdrills)

War Precautions Act 1914 -1916 S.R. 1918,No. 185

War Precautions (Shipping) Regulations 1916.After Regulation 18 is inserted 18A. (Owner oragent of overseas vessel to furnish itineraries,&c.)


War Precautions Act 1914 -1916 S.R. 1918,No. 186

War Precautions (Military Service' Referendum)Regulations Repeal S.R. 1917, No. 326

10.7.18 Forthwith O 3of

W. A. WATT,Acting Prime Minister.

Department of the Treasury,Melbourne, ,5th July, 1918.

IIZS Excellency the Governor- General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of the following appointments under theTreasury Regulations :

ACTING CERTIFYING OFFICERS.

H. BARKLEY.To certify accounts for exppenditure, which ithas been directed shall be certified. by E. B. Curlewis dur-ing the temporary absence of the latter.

STANLEY MCK.ELLAR WHITE. To certify accounts for ex-penditure which it has been directe& shall be certifiedby H. Magee, during the temporary absence of the latter.

GEORGE HENRY MONAHAN. To certify accounts for expen-diture which it has been directed shall be certified bythe Clerk of the Senate during the temporary absence ofthe latter,

BERTRAMB

EST ALDERSON.To certify accounts for expen-diture wifich it has been directed shall be certified by G.A. Buettel during the temporary absence of the latter.

CHARLES HENRY BROWN. To certify accounts for expendi-ture which it has been directed shall be cèrtified by theDeputy Commissioner of Taxation, Perth, during the

-temporary absence of the latter.Fax WILLIAM ROSE. To certify accounts for expenditure

which it has been directed shall be certified by theDeputy Commissioner of Taxation, State of South Aus-tralia, during the temporary, absence of the latter.

ROBERT CHARLES HANCOCK. To certify accounts for expen-diturè which it has been directed shall be certified by theDeputy Commissioner of Taxation, State of Queensland,during the to porary. absence of the latter.

WALTER .HENRY ZANNING. To certify accounts for expen-diture which it has bëen directed shall be certified by theSecond Offiper of . the Expenditure Section, Postmaster-General's Department, .New South Wales, during thetemporary absence on other duties the latter.

CHARLES GARTON BROWN. To certify a counts for expendi-ture which it has been directed shall be certified by theAccountant, Postmaster- General's Department, State ofNew South Wales, during the temporary absence of thelatter.

AUTHORIZING OFFICERS,

Department of Trade and Customs, State of Tasmania.EDMUND ALBERT JAMES BENJAFIELD, vice A. J. Simmons.

Prime Minister's Department. HERBERT CHARLES BROWN,vice M. L. Shepherd.

Department of Defence, Internment Camp, Canberra.BERTRAM ERNEST ALDERSON, vice G. _A.. Buettel.

ACTING AUTHORIZING OFFICERS.

Meteorological Bureau, Department of. Home and Terri-tories, Perth. H. BARKLEY, during the temporary absenceof E. B. Curlewis.

Department of the Treasury, 'Taxation Branch, New SouthWales. STANLEY MCKELLAR WHITE, during the tern-porary absence of the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation.

Department of the Treasury, Taxation Branch, WesternAustralia. CHARLES HENRY BROWN, during the temporaryabsence of the Depute Commissioner. of Taxation.

Department of the Treasury, Taxation Branch, South Aus-tralia.=-- FRANK "WILLIAM ROSE. during the temporaryabsence of the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation.

Department of the Treasury, Taxation Branch, Queens-land. ROBERT CHARLES HA?cCOCIi, during the temporaryabsence of the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation.

Postmaster - General's Department, ,Ñew South Wales:ROBERT WARD HAMILTON, during / the temporary absenceon other duties of the Senior Clerk dealing with Expen-diture Accounts.

Postmaster- General's Departmeut, Ne AT South Wales.CHARLES GARTON BROWN. during the temporary absenceof the Accountant.

PAYING OFFICERS.rf

Department of Works and Railways, Brisbane. LEWISBORNER, vice G. Gay.

Department of Works and Railways, Torrens Island.GFARGE HENRY ORR, vie L. Horner.

Denartment of Repalrràtion, Central Staff. -- WILLIAMDUNSTAN, vice J. Maemeikan.

Cominpnwealth Gazette 1493 No. .101.-11th Jitlp, IOW=

ACTING PAYING OFFICERS.

Department of Repatriation, Queensland. RICHARD GEORGELYON, during the temporary absence. of D. H. Currey.

Department of Defence, . Centra\ Administration.RANDOLPH ATHOL BURGOYNE, vice F. J. McKenna.

Department of Works and Railways, Commonwealth Rail-ways, Port Augusta. -- GEORGE ERNEST . HADDY, during thetemporary absence on other duties of F. B. Toope.

Department of Trade and Customs, . New South Wales.THUR WESTON DUDLEY, during the .temporary absenceon other duties of W. E. Cooper.

RECEIVERS OF PUBLI-' MONEYS.

Trust Fund, Trading with the Enemy Act, Public TrusteeAccount, South Australia. WILLIAM WRIGHT, vice thePublic Trustee.

Department of Trade and Customs, Tasmania. EDMIINDALBERT JAMES BENJAFIELD, vice A. Stuart.

ACTING RECEIVERS OF PUBLIC MONEYS.

Department of the Treasury, Taxation Branch, WesternAustralia. CHARLES HENRY BROWN, during the tern-porary absence of J. F. Whitely.

Department of the Treasury, Taxation Branch, New SouthWales. STANLEY MCKELLAR WHITE, during the tem-porary absence of H. Magee.

Department of Defence, Central Administration. RANDOLPHATHOL BURGOYNE, vice F. J. McKenna.

Department of the Treasury, South Australia. FRANKWILLIAM ROSE, during the temporary absence of L. A.Wells.

Department of the Treasury, Taxation Branch, Queensland.ROBERT CHARLES \HANCOCK, during the temporary

absence of T. S. Hulme.W. A. WATT,

Treasurer.

Ex. Min. No. 451.Department of Defence, s_

Melbourne, 8th July, 1918.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.

PAYMENT FOR SERVICE.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting .with'advice of the Federal Executive Council, , has been

pleased to approve, pursuant to the . provisions _ of No. 11, eV::the Treasury Regulations, under Section 71 of the Audit Ate -1,1912, of authority being granted for the payment of an amountnot exceeding One hundred and fifty (£150) to the ,British = -Imperial Oil Company for the supply of 2,000 gallons. -of shell i.benzine to the Central Flying School, Laverten, 3rd Militate'District.

GEO. H. WISESfor Minister of State for Defeúàce.

Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 450. Melbourne, 8th July, 1918.


PAYMENT FOR SERVICE.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased

to approve of authority being granted for the payment ofrim'°amount not exceeding Fifteen thousand pounds (£15,000) tothe Broken Hill Proprietary Limited, as progress payment for ±,

machinery, &c., supplied in connexion with the Australianarsenal.

GEO. H. WISE,for Minister of State for Defence.

[Prime Minister's Department,'Melbourne, 10th July, 1918.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has approved, in accordance with the 7provisions of No. 61 of the Treasury Regulations, under section 71 of the Audit Acts 1901 -1912, of the expenditure indicated

hereunder :

To Whom Payable.i

Automatic Telephones (Aust.) Ltd., Sydney

James Spicer and Sons Limited, Melbourneit

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Australian Paper Mills Company Limited ..ftft79

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POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Ex. Min. No. 219.Purchase of certain automatic telephone material required for use of the

Postmaster - General's Department, State of New South Wales

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Ex. Mine. Nos. 215 and 216.100 reams cream wove quadruple foolscap, 42 lbs.8 reams printing paper, double imperial, 66 lbs. .31f- reams printing paper, quadruple foolscap, 48 lbs. .. . .100 reams news paper, quadruple foolscap, 36 lbs. .. ..205/ reams news paper, quadruple foolscap, 36 lbs. .. .. ..119 reams news paper, double royal, 36 lbs. .. .. .. . ..

)69 6 /20ths reams cream laid double cap, 30 lbs. ..28 14 /20ths reams brown kraft wrapping paper, .66 lbs., insurance, freight, &e.

50 reams brown paper, 60 lbs.117 reams brown paper, 90 lbs.228 reams brown paper, 120 lbs. . .71/ reams brown paper, 240 lbs. .. . .. .. ..98 gross buff index boards, 4 -sheet .. ..23/ gross primrose index boards, 4 -sheet . .3 gross white index boards, 4 -sheet .. ..10 tons 10 cwt. 2 qrs. of coloured papers ' .2 tons gum arabic .. ; .. ..612,000 cream laid envelopes, 81 x 3f .. .. .. .

1,038,000 cream laid envelopes, 51 x 31- .. ..676,000 cream laid envelopes, 51 x 3/ .. .

. Amount.

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626 10 '7

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5 5 `-

4 017 410... 0 _

16 32 6 .'°

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4315 0153 11 3399 0, 0'250 5 0102 18 _ 024 13 6.'4 4 0

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1494 e onwE8ltYGBLette

Department-of'the Navy,Melbourne, lOth:ialy,::1918.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMCNWEAI,TH.

PAYMENT POR VARIOUS SUPPLIES.

IS Excellency, the Governor - General, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council;: bae:.been: pleased toFapprove,pursuant°-tor *cause 110äf :the Naval' Account Regulations, under section 63A of the Audit. -Act 1901 -1912, of authority being given for the

ayment 46fd the sums- specified in .the following Schedule :

Name.

MoilwraithMoEacharn, and Co. Pty. Ltd.,.Melbourne.

The Adelaide Steam -ship Co. Ltd, MelbourneThe-Westport-Coal -Co. Ltd., Dunedin ..

,,. ,fThé;#kdelaide,Steamtship Co. Ltd., Melbourne'Downton and Dyer Ltd., Sydney ..

Australian Steam -ships Ltd., Melbourne ..The Adelaide Steam -ship Co. Ltd., Melbòurne

_'Thai Australasian .United Steam Navigation`-C& Ltd.,.Mélbourpe

he'Wbstport Coal Co. Ltd., Dunedin ..

"1Tnión Steam -ship Company of N.Z. Ltd.,Melbourne. .

Wi llaeLMof ín Ltd., . Sydney ..

The Australian Woollen Mills Ltd., - Sydney

,James, Paterson and . Co. Pty. Ltd., Melbourne

MoIlwraith, McEacharn, and Co. Pty. Ltd.,Melbourne

Particulars of Service. I Amount.

Coal and Water supplied at Albanyy to a Hospital Ship ..

Coal supplied at Fremantle to a Hospital Ship ..

Coal supplied at Westport to Collier Kanna,!as-cargo for use of H.M.A. Shipsand bunkers for use of Collier

£ 8.1,238 16

1,495 51,615 111,900 14

d.11

1

103

PP PP PP PO PP 2,361 14 11Freight on coal shipped per s.s. Lammeroo from Sydney to Fremantle 1,500 0 0Victualling Stores supplied at Sydney to one of H.M.A. Ships during period. 1,001 4 6

20th November, 1917, to 3rd December, 1917Coal supplied to s.s. Canberra, on British Admiralty account .. . 2,427 1 6Coal supplied to s.s. Indarra, on British Admiralty account, and expenses in

connexion therewith1,061 0 5

Coal supplied to s.s. Indarra, and Coal and Water remaining on board s.s. 3,019 1 4Indarra when requisitioned for service under. Imperial Government, andincidental expenses'

Coal supplied to Collier Kanna, as cargo for use of H.M.A. Ships and bunkersfor use of Collier

2,374 18 1

Freight on Coal shipped in s.s. Flora at Westport, for use of H:M.A. Ships .. 1,199 5 0

Victualling Stores (Preserved Rabbit) supplied to Royal Edward Victualling 1,667 4 .0Yard, Sydney, on Admiralty account

Increased cost, as agreed, of Blue Serge supplied and paid for at contractrates,owing to extra cost of dye wares

2,317 12 2

Hire of s.s. James Paterson for use in connexion with mine - sweeping operations,for period 19th October, 1917, to 4th December, 1917, at £30 per diem

1,410 0 0

Coal supplied at Melbourne to s.s. Katoomba, on Admiralty account .. 2,698 0 9

A. POYNTON,for Minister of State for the Navy.


APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ELECTORAL REGISTRARS.TT is hereby notified that the'persons specified in Column 1 of the Schedule hereunder have been appointed during the pleasure of thej. Minister for Home and Territories to be Electoral Registrars under thé Commonwealth Electoral Act to keep the Rolls for the sub -divisions set' opposite such persons' names in Column 2 of the Schedule, such appointments to take effect on and from the dateupon which the said persons take over the duties ; and that the persons specified in Column 4 of the Schedule have ceased to be ElectoralRegistrars under the Commonwealth Electoral Act for the subdivision set opposite such persons' names in Column 2 of the Schedule.

SCHEDULE.

Column 4.

Name of Person Retired.

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.em+aa James Eager, Senior Postal Assistant, Macksville .. I . Macksville .. i Couper..

STATE OF VICTORIA.- Edward Ernest) Allen, Divisional Returning Officer for Gram- Talbot : .

pians, Maryborough (without additional remuneration)Jbhn3Bùckley, Postmaster, Mansfield .. .. Jamieson .. Indi

.. I David Broadfoot

Grampians .. Evelyn Faulks Stimson

.. .. Marie Theresa Ryan

STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.Albert, Parkin Buckerfield, Postmaster, Bordertown .

.;. Milliard Lawrence Burpee, Postmaster, Cockburn . .

Cüarl w- Francis Annear, Postmaster, Carnarvon

..IBordertownCockburn

Barker .. Newton Cutler Finch.. Grey .. .. I Charles William Matson

STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA... I Gascoyne .. I Dampier

STATE OF TASMANIA.William Reynolds Lisbey, Divisional Returning Officer for Bass, . Launceston: West. j Basa

Launceston (without additional remuneration)

. . i George. Richard' Kirkby

.. . . Justin Charles James McCarthy

P. McM. GLYNN,Minister of State for Home a P nies.

Commonwealth Gazette 1495

Home and Territories Department,Melbourne, 3rd July, 1918.

APOAP140INIIMENT OF DIVISIONAL RETURNING OFFICER.

IS Excellency the Governor General in Council has ap-proved

That 'WILLIAM HENRY MILLER be appointed to be DivisionalReturning Officer under the provisions of the Common-wealth Electoral Act for the Division of Barrier in theplace of Percival Robinson, such appointment to takeeffect on and from the 19th June, 1918.

P. MoM. GLYNN,Minister of State for Home and Territories.


APPOINTMENT OF ACTINiG DIVISIONAL RETURNINGOFFICER.

HIS Excellency the Governor -General in Council has ap-proved that FREDERICK WALTER PARKINSON be ap-

pointed under the provisions of the Commonwealth ElectoralAct, to act as Divisional Returning Officer for the Division ofYarra, in the place of Frederick Ratcliffe Bloomfield, andduring the absence on other duty of the permanent officer;such appointment to take effect on and from the 5th July,1918.

P. McM. GLYNN,Minister of State for Home and Territories.

Home and Territories Department, .

Melbourne, 8th July, 1918.

APPOINTMENT OF A POLLING PLACE UNDER THECOMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL ACT.

THE Polling Place specified in capital letters is hereby ap-pointed for the Division and prescribed for the Subdivi-

sion set out :STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

Division of Werriwa. MURRAY'S FLATS ( Subdivison ofGoulburn).

STATE OF VICTORIA.Division of Wimmere. KULN1lNE (Subdivision of Mil -

dura).STATE OF QUEENSLAND.

Division of Maranoa. BLYTHDALE (Subdivision of Roma).Division of Wide Bay. FLEETWOOD (Subdivision of Mt.

Perry) .STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Division of Grey. MANGALO (Subdivision of Cowell).

P. MOM. GLYNN,Minister of State for Home and Territories.

No. 101. -11th July, 1918


ABOLITION OF POLLING PLACES UNDER THECOMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL ACT.

THE Polling Places specified in capital letters are abolishedas from the date of the publication of this notice :

STATE OF QUEENSLAND.

Division of Darling Downs.DOCTOR'S CREEK.Division of Maranoa. WAROOBY.Division of Wide Bay. - GINGHAM, KALLIWA, GILLAN'S

SIDING, MINGO. .

P. MOM. GLYNN,.Minister of State for Home and Territories.

Home and Territories Department,Melbourne.

UIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council hasapproved that authority be granted for the following

leases and licences :For the lease from the Colonial Mutual Life Assurance

Society Ltd. of the whole of the 3rd Floor and Three(3) rooms on the 1st Floor of - the Colonial MutualChambers, situated at Nos. 60 -62 Market- street, Mel-bourne, occupied by the Audit Office Staff, for a fur-ther period of Three (3) years from the ist May, 1918,at the existing rentals of £375 per annum and £205per annum respectively, and Rooms Nos. lA and inon the 4th FIoor, and Room No. 6 on the 2nd Floor,of the above mentioned prethises, for the period 10thJune, 1918, to the 30th April, 1921, at a rental of£166 per annum the total rental at the rate of .£746per annum. V.L.18/590..

For the lease to the Governor of the Commonwealth Bankof Three (3) rooms, in the Post Office building at Kaigoorlie, Western Australia, for a further period ofOne (1) year from the 11th June, 1918, and thereafteron a quarterly tenancy at the existing rental of £3per week. W.L.18/536.

For the Commonwealth to acquire by agreement with theowner, namely, William Sproat, the right andprivilege of entering upon and using for the purposesof a Rifle Range, certain land situated at Donald,Victoria, for a term of Five (5) years certain from the1st February, 1918, at a rental of One shilling (lc)per annum. V.L.18/752.

P. McM. GLYNN,Minister of State for Home and Teritories.

Commonwealth of Australia.

The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -16 and the Lands Acquisition (Defence) Act 1918.

NOTIFICATION OF THE COMPULSORY ACQUISITION OF LAND BY THE COMMONWEALTH.T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency the Governor- General, acting with the, advice of the Federal Executive Council, that

the land hereunder described has been acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -16 and the Landscquisition (Defence) Act 1918, for the following public purpose, namely, Defence purposes at Leichhardt, New South Wales.

Dated the 26th day of June, One thousand nine hundred and eighteen.

By His Excellency's Command,P. MoM. GLYNN,

Minister of State for Home and Territories.N.L. 18/1125.

R. M. FERGUSON,Governor- General.

DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED To.All that piece or parcel of land in the municipality of Leichhardt, at Long Cove, city of Sydney, parish of Petersham, county of

umberland,,State of New South Wales, Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured on plan hereunder : Commencing at the intersectionf a southern side of Canal -road with the south- western side of Charles- street, thence by part of the south- western side of Charles - street,aring 166 degs. 29 mins. to its intersection with the south- eastern side of Recreation- street, being also the north - western boundary of land

he property of the Chief Commissioner for Railways ; thence by part of that boundary bearing 256 degs. 29 mina. to its intersection withe north - eastern side of a passage way 10 links wide ; thence by part of that side of that passage -way bearing 294 degs. 27 mins. le secs.

828.61 links to its intersection with a south- eastern side of Canal -road beforementioned ; thence by south - eastern and southern sides of thatoad being lines bearing 16 degs. 38 mins. 599.6 links and 26 degs. 57 mina. 3.8 links ; an arc of a` circle 315.85 links in length, the chord

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of which bears 42 degs. 25 mins. 50 secs. 312.22 links, whose radius is 585 links in length and whose centre lies to the south-east an arc

of circle 410.62 links in length, the chord ot which bears 78 degs. 32 mins. 45 secs. 4-01 8 links, whose radius is 570 links in length, and whosecentre lies to the south ; and a line bearing 99 degs. 11 mine. 53.03 links to the commencing point, and more particularly shown on plannumbered Ms. 4767 SY.

Sca24 . 2 ChAmievs to a.72.- Iruh. -

Department of Home and Territories,Melbourne.

OFFERS will be received until, Noon, on the 15th July, 1918,

from persons willing to build and let, for a period ofthree (3) or five (5) years from date of occupation, woodenor brick premises, for use as a post and telegraph office, atBarellan, New South Wales, consisting of an office and four(4) residential rooms, and kitchen, bathroom, usual outhouses,fences,, &c., the rent to include all rates and taxes. The fol-lowing is a detailed description of the accommodation re-quired:

Office.-30 feet-by 20 feet, public space in front of counterto be 8 feet by 15 feet; counter, 3 ft. 6 in. by 15 feet,fitted with three drawers, two of which to containmoney bowls ; also shelves fitted with doors. Thespace behind the counter for official purposes to be18 ft. 6 in. by 20 feet, and for posting facilities 11 ft.

. 6 in. by 5 feet, two posting apeitures to be providedat front of office 8 inches by 2 inches and 91 inches by

t

4 inches, respectively ; two closed-in drop boxes 3 ft.6 in. by 1 ft. 9 in. by 1 ft. 6 in. each to-be fitted insidethe office.

Private Quarters.Sitting room, 15 feet by 15 feet; twobedrooms, each 12 feet by 15 feet; dining-room, 20feet by 12 feet; kitchen, 12 feet (by 12 feet; pantry,8 feet by 5 feet; and bathroom, fitted with bath, 8 feetby 8 feet; four 800-gallon tanks, two g .C's.. one forpostmaster and family and one for the stair, urinaladjoining the E.C. for staff. Picket fence, with twosmall gates, to be erected at the front of quarters,paling fence along portion of the front, sides, and backof building block; double gates to be provided wheremost convenient.'

Tenders to be addressed to the Commonwealth Works Direc-tor, Sydney,and the envelope to be indorsed " Tender for Leaseof Premises, Barellan."

The lowest or any offer not necessarily accepted.P. MOS. GLYNN,

Minister of State for Home and Territories.

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Odmmonwealth Gazette 1497 ATo: 101.=11th July, 1918

Prime Minister's Department,Melbourne,. 4th July, 1918.

SHIP CONSTRUCTION BRANCH.TENDERS FOR 20-Torr DERRICKS AND BLOCKS.

TENDERS will be received until Noon on Thursday, 18th1 July, 1918, for six steel latticed derricks capable of lift-ing 20 tons, complete with head and heel mountings -and decksocket.

The derricks are to be delivered as follows:2 to the Commonwealth Government Dockyard, Williams-

town;i at the Commonwealth Naval Dockyard, Cockatoo Island;

and3 at the Government Dockyard, Walsh Island.

Separate tender's will be received for the necessary steelblocks for the above- mentioned derricks until noon on Thurs-day, 18th July, 1918.

Plans and specifications are to be supplied with each tender.The prescribed deposit is to be made in accordance with the

conditions of the form of tender, which may be obtained fromthe Chief Executive Officer, Commonwealth Ship Construction,31 King street, Melbourne, to whom tenders should be ad-dressed and indorsed " Tenders for Derricks," or' Tenders forBlocks," as the case may be.

A. POYN 1ìON,for the Acting Prime Minister.

Prime Minister's Department,Melbourne, 4th July, 1918.

SALE OF FOUR - CYLINDER KEROSENE ENGINE.TENDERS will be received up till Noon, on Monday, 29th

July, 1918, from persons desiring to purchase one four-cylinder vertical type kerosene engine,, developing 65 brakehorse- power, fitted with compressed air starter, at presentcoupled direct to a 45- kilowatt electric generating set.

The engine is in first class order, and can be inspected underactual working conditions on application to the General Mana-ger, Commonwealth Shipbuilding Yard, Williamstown.

Tenders should be indorsed " Purchase of Kerosene Engine,"and addressed to the Tender Board, Commonwealth Ship Con-struction Branch, 31 King street, Melbourne.

A. POYNTON,S. Minister in Charge of Shipping and Shipbuilding.

Department of Trade and Customs,Melbourne, 3rd July, 1918.

TENDER FOR THE PURCHASE OF LIGHTSHIPAT CAIRNS, QUEENSLAND.

TENDERS will be received until Noon on Wednesday, 24thJuly, 1918, for the purchase of the wooden lightship now

lying at Cairns, Queensland.The vessel is built of hardwood, metal- fastened, and sheathed

with Muntz metal to about 2 feet above water -line. Lengthoverall, 99 feet; beam, 19 ft. 9 in.; depth of hold, 10 feet.

The vessel may be inspected on application to the Sub -Col-lector of Customs, Cairns._

Tenders are to be accompanied by a preliminary deposit of2i per cent. of thè total amount of the tender, in the form ofbank cheque, made payable to the Comptroller- General ofCustoms.

Tenders must be indorsed ' Tender for Lightship," and be ad-dressed to the Chairman of the Lighthouse Service TenderBoard, 395 Collins- street, Melbourne.

Non - compliance with the above conditions will render atender liable to be rejected.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.J. A. JENSEN,

Minister for Trade and Customs.

Department of Defence,Melbourne.

TENDERS are invited for the undermentioned sup-plies :ON WEDNESDAY, 17TH JULY, 1918.

1,600 Pairs Boots, Light, for Artificial Limbs.

ON THURSDAY 18TH JULY, 1918.*10 Motor Cars, with Australian bodies, or alter-

natively with imported" bodies.10 Chassis, suitable for light ambulance or lorries.

It is intended to standardize, as far as possible, the typeof Motor Vehicle to be used in the future throughout theDepartment, and this will be a factor largely taken into con-sideration when the tenders are being decided.

ON MONDAY, 22ND JULY, 1918.* For the purchase of Steel from the Department.'

ON TUESDAY, 23RD JULY, 1918.Cordage.

Tenders will be received until Three o'clock p.m. on thedates shown at the offices of :

Secretary, Contract and Supply Board, Victoria Barracks,Melbourne ;

Secretary, District Contract and Supply Board, Brisbane,Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart;

where tender forms and full particulars may be obtained.The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.

*Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide only.

Department of the Nay,Melbourne, 10th July, 1918.

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF CHOCOLATE.

ri ENDERS will be received until Friday, 16th August, 1918,for the supply of a quantity of approximately 14,000 lbs.,

of Soluble Navy Chocolate.Sample may be inspected and tender forms obtained ..at the

offices of the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office, Mel-bourne; the Victualling Store Officer; Royal Edward Victual- .

ling Yard, Pyrmont, Sydney;' and at the Naval 'Staff Offices,Brisbane, Birkenhead (South Australia) , Fremantle, andHobart.


Department of the Navy,Melbourne, 10th July, 1918.

TENDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF S.S. PHILLIP(LATE TOGO) .

TENDERS will be received until noon on Friday, 26äh July,1918, for the purchase of the s.s. Phillip, complete with

all fittings, stores, &c., inventory and full particulars of whichmay be obtained on application at the office of the Director ofNavy Contracts, Navy Office, Melbourne, and at the Naval StaffOffices, Brisbane, Sydney, Birkenhead (S.A.) , Fremantle, andHobart.

Intending tenderers may obtain a pass to enable them toinspect the vessel from the District Naval Officer, Naval StaffOffice, Port Melbourne.



ATTENTION is invited to the undermentioned notices which have appeared in the Commonwealth of Australia (fia:elfe regarding theinvitation of tenders for supplies for the Department of the Navy throughout the Commonwealth :--

Supplies required. Where required. Date of Gazelle in whichnotice appears. e. Date Tenders retaro,ble.

Machine Tools

Bakery PlantFire - hearths, Cabin Stoves; óco., for one of

H.M.A. ShipsWooden Schooner or Ketch Rig .

5 -ton Crane ..

H.M.A. Naval Yard, GardenIsland, Sydney

On one of H.M.A. ShipsCockatoo Island, Sydney . .

Rabaul .. . .

Flinders Naval Base . .

30th May, 1918

20th'June, 1918

4th July, 1918 ..-

1167

11681325

14521451

16th July, 1918

23rd July,, 19186th August, 1918

19th July, 191813th August, 1918

A. POYNTON,for Minister of State for the Navy.._

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o: ' 101.--11th July, 1918 1498 fJommoüwealth Gazette

Postmaster - General's Department,Melbourne, 8th July, 1918.

NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS.

T is hereby notified for pi{blìc information that Tenders, have been accepted for the undermentioned services as indicated.:-

Service.

VICTORIA.

Witt and Haller, 578 Chapel - street, South Farra.Repairs to Motor Tires and Tubes (during period 1st July, 1918, to

30th June, 1919).Retreading Motor Covers-

26 inches x 21 inches26 inches x 2I- inches30 inches x 3/ inches ..650 m.m. x 65 m.m.700 m.m. a 85 m.m. .

760 in.m. a 100 m.m. . .

810 m.m. x_100 m.m. ..

Rebuilding Motor Covers-26 inches x 21 inches26 inches x 21- inches ..30 inches x 31, inches .

650 m.m.x 65 m.m..

'700 m.m. x 85 m.m. . -

760 m.m. a 100 m.m. ..

Relining casing with canvas -26 inches x 21 inches ..30 inches x 31 inches ..700 m.m. x 85 m.m. , .

'760 m.m. x 100 m.m. ..810' m.m. x 100 m.m.815 m.m. x 105 m.m.

W. Doreian and Co., 765 Victoria - atreet, Melbourne.

Repairs to Motor Tires and Tubes (during period 1st July, 1918,to 30th June, 1919).

Retreading Motor Covers -815 m.rn. a 105 m.m. .. ..875 m.m. a 105 m.m.880 m.m.a 120 m.m. .

Rebuilding Motor Covers-810 m.m. x 100 m.m. . ..815 m.m. a 105 m.m.875 m.m. X 105 m.m. .. . . ..880 m.m. x 120 m.m.

Albion Quarrying Co.' Ptj. Ltd., 328 Flinders- street, Melbourne.(Approximate quantities required until 30th June, 1919.)

800 cubic yards metal ..200 cubic yards metal140 cubic yards,screenings .. .

440 cubic, yards screenings .. .

John Zevenboom and Co., 333 Elizabeth - street, Melbourne.(Approximate requirements until 30th June, 1919.)

200 hand brushes .. .. ..300 scrubbing brushes .. . ..

50 battery brushes .. .. ..350 hair brooms ..400 feather dusters ..

P. A. Parker, 8 George -lane, Melbourne.Repairs to Motor Tires and Tubes

30thduring

theperiod 1st July, 1918,

Relining casing with canvas-26 inches x 21 inches .

650 m.m. x 65 m.m.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Charles L. Horner, 130 Pirie. street, Adelaide.

4 motor cycles, " B.S.A.," three - speed, 41 h.p., Model " K "

Schedule No.

1467 (Item 1) 12s. 6d. each1467 (Item 2) 12s. ßd. each1467 (Item 3) 25s. each1467 (Item 4) 15s. each1467 (Item 5) 17s. 6d. each1467 (Item 6) 25s. each1467 (Item 7) 30s. each

1467 (Item 11) 17s. 6d. each1467 (Item 12) 17s. 6d. each1467 (Item 13) 37s. 6d. each1467 (Item 14) 20s. each1467 (Item 15) 22s. 6d. each

-1467 (Item 16) 37s. 6d. each

1467 (Item 22) 7s. 6d. each1467 (Item 23) 10s. each1467 (Item 25) 7s. 6d. each1467 (Item 26) 10s. each1467 (Item 27) 15s. each1467 (Item 28) 15s. each

1467 (Item 8)1467 (Item 9)1467 (Item 10)

1467 (Item 17)1467 (Item 18)1467 (Item 19)1467 (Item 20)

1472 (Item 1),1472 (Item 2)1742 (Item 3)1472 (Item 4)

1459 (Item 1)1459 (Item 2)1459 (Item 3)1459 (Item 4)1459 (Item 6)

1467 (Item 21)1467 (Item 24)

486-(Item 1)

35s. each37s. 6d. each405. each

42s. 6d. each47s. 6d. each50s. each52s. 6d. each

, Price.

9s. per cubic yard10s. per cubic yard10s. per cubic yardlls. per cubic yard

is. 9d. each ..ls. 3d. each ..7d. each ..3s. 6d. each ..2s. 6d. each ..

7s. each ..7s. each ..

= 360 0 0= 100 0 0

70 0 0= 77 0 0

Total .. 607 0 0

Total ' .. 14819 2

£ s. d.

£106 10e . each = 426 0 0

Place ofManufacture.

= 17 10 0 Australia18 15 0

1 9 261 5 050 0 0

England

. -,

WW1 -JAM WEBSTER,Postmaster - General.

Commonwealth Gazette 1499 ; No. 101.-11th July,' 191

TENDERS.

Postmaster-General's Department,Melbourne, 9th July, 1918.

ATTENTION is directed to the undermentioned notices which have appeared in the Coonwealth Gazette regarding the invitation ovmn

tenders for services and supplies for the Postmlister- General's Department throughout theCommonwealth:

Supplies and Services Required. Where Required. Date of Gazette inwhich notice appears Page.

Date Tenders Returnableat G.P.O.

Copper Wire and Sleeves, Schedule 1449

NEW

Conveyance of Mails ... j

Switchboard Cabinets and Stops, Schedule 1484 ...

Motor Spirit, Oil, &c., Schedule 457Motor Car and Motor Cycle Covers and Tubes, Schedule 456Dry Cells, Schedule 452 ... ...

WESTERN

and Removal of Bolts and Nuts, Brackets, Tele-phones, Schedule 611

Conveyance of Mails -..Dusters and Towels, Schedule 613 .

Instruments, Telegraph and Telephone, Various and Parts,Schedule 609

Instruments, Telegraph and Telephone, Various and Parts,Battery Material, Schedule 605

Switchboards, Telephone, Various Parts, Schedule 604

GENERAL.

Various States

SOUTH WALES.

Various places ...VICTORIA.

J Melbourne ... .

QUEENSLAND.

Brisbane ...BrisbaneBrisbane ...

AUSTRALIA.

Perth .Marble Bar, NullaginePerthPerth

Perth

Perth

28.2.1827.8.18

14.6.18

I 3.7.18

27.6.1827.6.183.7.18

6.6.18

13.6.1820.6. 1820.6.18

27.6.18

27.6.18

+

I

1

1371 1f

1281191

1460 1

137213721460

1228

126913281328

1372

1372

Is.7.18"f

31.7.18

30.7.18

17.7.1817.7.1814.8.18

17.7.18

31.7.1817.7.1811.9.18

2.10.18

2.10.18

* Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Postmaster- General, Melbourne.t Date extended from 2.7.18. WILLIAM WEBSTER,

Postmaster - General.

Postmaster- General's Department,Melbourne, 8th July, 1918..

CORRIGENDUM.IN the price colump of notice which appears on page 2986

of Commonwealth Gazette, No. 195, of the 15th Novem-ber, 1917, in connexion with the acceptance of the tender ofBarham Saw -mill Company Limited, 185 William- street, Mel-bourne, for supply of 230,000 feet Redgum, 6 inches by 1inches approximate requirements till 30th June, 1918 Sche-dule 1420 (Item 1), read 15s." 9d. per 100 running feet insteadof 15s. 9d. per 100 sup. feet.

WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster- General.

Department of Works and Railways,Melbourne.

NAVAL WORKS BRANCH.

ELECTRIC LIGHTING OF C.P. OFFICER'S AND PETTY OFFICERS'UARTERS, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL COLLEGE, JERVIS BAY,EW fount WALES.

TENDERS are invited, and will be received, subject tothe conditions of tendering, until Twelve Noon,

subject

29th July, 1818, for Electric Distribution and Wiring of ChiefPetty Officer's and Petty Officers' Quarters at the Royal Aus-tralian Naval College, Jervis Bay.

Specification, general conditions, and drawings (which lattermust be returned within two days of being issued), and tenderform may be obtained, on application, from the SuperintendingCivil Engineer, Customs House, Sydney.

Tenders indorsed " Electric Lighting of C.P:O's and P.O' sQuarters, Royal Australian Naval College, Jervis Bay,N.S.W.," to be addressed to the Commonwealth Works andRailways Tender Board, Customs House, Circular Quay,Sydney.

No tender necessarily accepted.LITTLETON E. GROOM,

Minister for Works and Railways.

Department of Trade and Customs,Ex. Min. No. 254. Melbourne, 10th July,' 1918.

HIS Excellency the Gov ernor- Geiïeral, acting with the adviceof the Federal Executive Council, has approved of the

appointment of W. TaOUP as Acting Officer of Customs atManning River (Harrington) , New South Wales, as from 1stJuly, 1918,. vice L. E. Lucas.



ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL COLLEGE, 'JERVIS BAY,NEW SOUTH WALES.

APPOINTMENT OF A NAVAL INSTRUCTOR.

APPLICATIONS are invited from persons qualified forappointment as Naval Instructor to teach English and

to assist in History and Geography, at the Royal AustralianNaval College, Jervis Bay, N.S.W.

The following are conditions of appointment:

(a) Applicants must be of Australian birth, or perma-nently domiciled in Australia;

(b) Must not be more than 35 years of age;(o) Must be able to pass a Government medical examina-

tion;(d) Must be University graduates, with, preferably, an

Honours degree in their subject, and must be ex-perienced teachers.

Rates of Pay. £350 per annum, rising by biennial incrementsof £25 to £425 per annum.

An allowance of £40 towards cost of uniform is made onfirst appointment.

Appointment will probably date from 1st September,. 1918.Successful candidate will be appointed on probation for aperiod of 12 months, and subject to confirmation at the endof that period.

Further information as to appointment may be obtainedfrom-

The Commanding Officer,R.A.N. College,

Jervis Bay, N.S.W.

When making application, candidates should state whether;hey are married or single, and should furnish full informationas to education, University degrees, teaching experience, andgeneral qualifications for teaching the required subjects.Copies only of testimonials need be furnished.

Applications for appointment, addressed to the Naval Sec-retary, Navy Office, Melbourne, should be sent so as to reachhim not later than Tue$day, 6th August, 1918.

A: POYNTON,for Minister of State for the Navy.

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. 101 -11Aí -July, 1918

Department of the Navy,::Ea. Mini No. 91. Melbourne, 3rd July, 1918.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.APPOINTMENT.

Ty IS Excellency the Governor- Géueral, acting with the advice11 of the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased toapprove of Honorary Captain FREDERICK GEORGE WALE'',RA.N.B., being appointed Officer in Charge of Coal in New

-South Wales belonging to the Commonwealth of Australia,'excepting coal at His Majesty's Australian Naval Establish-ments; as from 5th June, 1918.

(The above cancels notice relative to, the appointment ofHonorary Captain WALEY as Officer in Charge of Coal Stocks,

- appearing on page 1460 of the Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette, No. 99, of 4th July, 1918. )


1500

Department of the Navy,Ex. Min. No. 102. Melbourne, 10th July, 1918.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.AWARD OF LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL.

II'SExcellency the Governor - General, acting with the advice

of the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased toapprove of SAMUEL OXEN FORD, Chief Stoker, Official No. 7699,being awarded the Long Service and Good Conduct Medal forthe Permanent Naval Forces of the Commonwealth; to datefrom 22nd May, 1917.



Ex. Mins. Nos. 93, 94 (1) and (2) , 95 (1) , 96, 97 (1) .PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH

(SEA- GOING) .,,í3 IS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with the adviceL7 of the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased toapprove of the following changes in connexion with the Per-manent Naval Forces of the Commonwealth ( Sea going) :-

APPOINTMENTS.To be Mate (S) (for temporary service) -

Mate (S) FREDERICK JOHN HERBERT, R.N. Date of appoint-ment, 28th February, 1918 ; seniority in rank, 16th Septem-ber, 1916. .

To be Sub - Lieutenant (for temporary service)-Sub-Lieutenant RICHARD CONEY PEDDER, R.N. Date of ap-

pointment; 3rd June, 1918; seniprity in rank, 15th Janu-ary, 1918.

To be Boatswain (Acting) (for tenvporary service)-SEYMOUR PERKINS, Boatswain (Acting) , R.N. Date of ap-

pointment, 26th March, 1918; seniority in frank, 23rd Feb-ruary, 1918.

PROMOTIONS.To be Engineer Lieutenant (provisional)-

NORMAN STANLEY DAVIES, Mate (E) . Dated 1st June, 1918.To be Commissioned Shipwright-

EDWARD CHARLES BEHENNA, Carpenter. Dated 3rd June,1918.

CONFIRMATIONS IN RANK.SYDNEY JOHN SCOTT, Gunner (T) (Acting) is confirmed in

the rank of Gunner (T ) , with seniority of 1st November,1916.

Hn.mw WATSON, Warrant Shipwright (Acting) , is confirmedin the rank of Warrant Shipwright, with seniority of 11thApril, 1917.

GEORGE THOMAS SAUNDEIRS, Gunner (T) (Acting) , is con -firmed in the rank of. Gunner (T) , with seniority of 1stApril, 1917.

TERMINATION OF ABPOINTMENTS.-The temporary appointments of the following officers to the

Permanent Naval Forces of, the Commonwealth (Sea- going)are terminated as on the dates. shown, on reversion to theRoyal Navy: -

Commander ALLAN ROBERT ARMI'I'AGE MACDONALD. 13thJanuary, 1918.

LLeute »ant,Comniilander FREDERICK CAMPBELL DARi,FY. 31stDecember, 1917.

Lieutenant-Oommallder HERBERT HENRY JonN FRANKLINTEALE.

1aypiaeter WII,I,IAM LINDSAY.20th February, 1918.

12th January, 1918,.. Midshipman HORncE TEMPLE TAYLOR BAYLISS. 17th March,

1918.Midshipmag JOHN RANULPII MARETT.. 17th March, 1918.



Department of the Navy,Melbourne, 10th-July, 1918.

Ex. Mins. Nos. 94 (3) , '95 (2) and (3) , 97 (2) and (3) , 98,99; 105, and 106.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with the adviceof the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased to

approve of the following changes in connexion with the NavalForces of the Commonwealth:-

PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH -ROYALAUSTRALIAN NAVAL RADIO SERVICE.

Payment to a Rating Acting in a Higher Rank.Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist Louis ALFRED FONTAINE is

to be paid rates of pay and allowances as for WarrantTelegraphist (on appointment) whilst temporarily actingin that rank; to date 1st June, 1918.

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH - ROYAL NAUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.

Appointments.DONALD MACPHERSON is appointed Acting Lieutenant for

temporary service as from 4th June, 1918, and is to bepaid an Equipment Allowance on first appointment of £25.

To be Midshipman. (on probation)-ERIC BARKER MCWII.LIAM. Dated 1st June, 1918.

Promotion.To be Lieutenant-

Sub- Lieutenant NORMAN GERALD ROSKRUGE. Dated 1st June,1918.

ROYAL ALTSTRALIAN NAVAL BRIGADE.

Appointments.HAROLD HENRY FIELD - MARTELL, L.R.C.P.E., is appointed Sur-

geon (for temporary service) , for the period from 15thDecember, 1917, to 30th April, 1918, inclusive, and Sur-geon (for permanent service), as from 1st May, 1918, withseniority in rank of let May, 1918.

(That portion of Executive Minute No. 73/1918, promul-gated on page 1229 of the Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette, No. 83, of 6th June, 1918, relating to the appoint-ment of Dr. M,ARTELL as Acting Sub District Naval MedicalOfficer, Albany, is cancelled. )

EDWARD AUGUSTUS BEERY is appointed Honorary Sub -Lieu-,tenant in the Citizen Naval Forces of the Commonwealth(Royal Australian Naval Brigade), with salary at the rateof Two hundred and seventy -five pounds (£275) per an-num, inclusive of all allowances except travelling. Dated3rd June, 1918.

Promotions.To be Commanders -

Lieutenant- Commander STAUNTON WW'ILLIAM SPAIN, V.D.Dated 1st June, 1918.

Lieutenant - Commander RICHARD STANLEY LAMBTON, V.D.Dated 1st June, 1918.

Transfer to Retired List.Staff - Surgeon FRANCIS HENRY VIVIAN Voss is transferred

to the Retired List as from 9th August, 1917, on reachingthe age for retirement, and, on account of the present war,he is to continue temporarily in his present position asSub - District Naval Medical Officer, Rockhampton.

Confirmation of Appointments.The provisional appointments of the following Acting Sub-

Lieutenants, are confirmed, with seniority in rank as shown: -FRANK ERNEST WESTBROOK. 8th April, 1916.EMILE GEORGE SANDERSON. 28th April, 1916.CYRIL CARRINGTON. 7th August, 1916.FRSNS PATTERSON. 26th March, 1917.CYRIL D'ARCY BLUETT. let May, 1917.JOHN CUNNINGHAM. 1st May, 1917.EDWIN FARADAY BLACKBORO. 1st September, 1917.ROBERT PATTERSON. 1st September, 1917.NORMAN STEWART PIXLEY. 1st September, 1917.STEPHEN ARMSTRONG. let September, 1917.

The provisional appointment of Acting Sub - Lieutenant (E)HARRY PEARSON is confirmed, with seniority in rank of1st September, 1917.

Termination of Appointments.The provisional appointments of the following are ter-minated:-

Acting Sub- Lieutenant DUDLEY YORKE SOAR.Acting Sub - Lieutenant ARTHUR ALLAN GILCHRIST.Acting Sub-Lieutellant LEO EDWARD OSMOND.Acting Sub- Lieutenant (E) ALEXANDER JAMES PETERSON.

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Commonwealth Gazette '1501

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL BRIGADE (NAVAL GUARD XRCTION )

Appointments.To be Sub - Lieutenant (for tenvporary service)

WILLIAM HAMILTON- FISHER. Dated 15th June, 1918.To be Warrant Officers (for temporary service)

Chief Petty Officer THOMAS EDWARD CUNNINGHAM. Dated1st June, 1918.

Chief Petty Officer EDGAR VERNON RITCHIE. Dated 1ßt June,1918.

NAVAL ADMINISTRATION.Appointment.

GERALD JOSEPH RICHARD BANNON is appointed Naval StaffClerk, Class V., as from 19th April, 1918, with salary atthe rate of £60 ,per annum.


Department of the Navy,Ex. Min. No. 100. Melbourne, 10th July, 1918.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.APPOINTMENT.

IS Excellency the Governor - General,; acting with theadvice ef the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of HARRY CHARLES ALLEN, Naval- StaffClerk, Class IV., being appointed Accountant, Wireless andElectrical Workshops, Randwick, N.S.W., with salary at therate of Three hundred and twenty pounds (£320) per annumDated 13th May, 1918.


Department of Defence,Melbourne, 9th July, 1918.

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.ANNUAL ENTRANCE EXAMINATION.

IN accordance with Royal Military College Regulatiòn 11,the next examination for entrance to the Royal Military

College of Australia will commence on the 21st October, 1918.2. Applications to attend the examination should be ad-

dressed to the Military Commandant of the Military Districtin which the prospective candidates reside in sufficient timeto enable the Commandant to transmit same to reach theCommandant, Royal Military College

(a) in the case of candidates under 19 years of age, by12th September, 1918;

(b) in the case of candidates over 19 years of age, by 2ndSeptember, 1918.

The definite date fixed by District Commandants for this pur-pose will be published in the local press. Attention is in-vited to a recent amendment of the Regulations whereby sixof the vacancies allotted annually for candidates under 19will be set apart for the sons of persons who have been cnactive service abroad in the Royal Australian Navy, the Aus-tralian Imperial Force, or the Naval and Military Expedi-tionary Force, during the present war.

3. Forms of application and copies of regulations for theentrance examination, regulations for the Royal Military Col-lege of Australia, and extracts from regulations, &c., for theguidance of prospective candidates, may be obtained fromDistrict Commandants.

T. TRUMBLE,Secretary.

Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 462. Melbourne, 8th July, 1.918.

AUSTRALIAN ARSENAL.APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT ENGINEER.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice . of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of ARTHUR SAMUEL FORD being AssistantEngineer, Australian Arsenal; Class D, Professional Division,under the Regulations for the Conduct and Management ofGovernment Factories. with salary at the rate of £354 perannum, inclusive of all allowances except travelling allowance.Dated 1st May, 1918.



AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.APPOINTMENTS.

HIS Excellency the Governor General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council. has been

pleased to approve of the following appointments to the Aus-tralian Imperial Force being made, to date 17th June, 1918:To be Lieutenant

Captain S. F. BETTS, 11th Light Horse (Australian Horse).To be 2nd Lieutenant

Lieutenant B. ELYSTAN - PRICE, Senior Cadets.GEO. H. WISE.

for Minister of State for Defence.

Department of Defence, .

Ex. Min. No. 460. Melbourne; 8th July, 1918.

AUSTRALIAN NAVAL AND MILITARY EXPEDITIONARYFORCE.

APPOINTMENT.

HIS _Excellency the Governor - General, acting .with ; theadvice òf the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of the following appointment being madein the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary ForceTo be 2nd Lieutenant .

Honorary Lieutenant E. W. GWYNNE, M.C., Reserve;' ofOfficers. Dated 2nd July, 1918.


Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 461.. Melbourne, 8th July, 1918.

AUSTRALIAN NAVAL AND MILITARY EXPEDITIONARYFORCE.

APPOINTMENT AND TERMINATION.

Tj IS Excellency the Governor- General, ,acting with the11 advice of the Federal Executive Council, has beenpleased to approve of the following changes being made in theAustralian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force :

CHAPLAINS' DEPARTMENT.

Appointment.To be Chaplain. 4th Class :

Anglican denominationChaplain. 4th Class (temporarily), the Reverend H. S.

Comm 2nd Military District. 30th June, .1918.

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.

Termination.Chaplain, 4th Class, the Reverend C. H. MASSEY, 2nd

Military District. 7th May, 1918.


Department of Defence;Ex. Min. No. 455. Melbourne, 8th 'July, -1918.


APPOINTMENT OF AN OFFICER. OF THE COMMONWEALTH MILITARYSENIOR CADET CORPS TO SUBSTANTIVE RANK OF THE UNAT-TACHED LIST, AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve, in accordance with Australian MilitaryRegulation 141, of the undermentioned officer of the (';ommon-wealth Military Senior Cadet Corps, who has qualified forbis rank under :Vie syllabus and conditions which apply toofficers of the Citizen Forces, being granted a substantivecommission, and being shown on the Unattached List of theCitizen Forces whilst serving with the Senior Cadets: -

2nd Military District.Major P. F. MACKELLAR. 1st May, 1918.




APPOINTMENTCHAPLAIN.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of the following appointment being madeto the Australian Military Forces :

Chaplain who, on appointment to the Australian Navaland Military Expeditionary Force for active service outsideAustralia, was not serving, and is not now serving, as aChaplain in the Australian Military Forces.

To be Honorary Chaplain, 4th Class, with the relative rank ofCaptain --

21'D MILITARY DISTRICT.

Anglican denominationThe Reverend CYRTL HORSEWELL MASSEY, late Chaplain,

4th Class, Australian' Naval and Military ExpeditionaryForce. 13th November, 1916.


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AREA OFFICERSAPIÓINTMÉNTS, ETC.

.11IS Excellency the Governor-General, acting with the

advice of the Federal Executive Council, has beenpleased to approve of the following changes, &c., in connexionwith the Australian Military Forces, viz. :---

2nd Military District.The appointment of Captain C. SEDGWICK, V.D., as Acting

Area Officer, Training Area 25A, Sydney (City) , is ter-minated. 30th June, 1918.

Major C. SEDGWICK resumes duty with the 22nd Infantry.ist July, 1918.

The appointment of Lieutenant (provisional) N. L. R. GRIFFINas Acting Area Officer, Training Area 25B, Darlingliurst, isterminated. 30th June, 1918.

Lieutenant (provisional) N. L. R. GRIFFIN resumes duty withthe 21st (Woollahra) Infantry. 1st July, 1918.

The Appointment of Captain T. J. HUGHES . as Area Officer(temporary), Training Area 27A, Sydney (City), is terminated.30th June, 1918.

Captain T. J. HUGHES resumes duty with the 24th Infantry(East Sydney Regiment). ist July, 1918.

The appointment of Captain H. F. COHEN as Area Officer (tem-porary), Training Area 31A, Annandale, is terminated. 30thJune, 1918.

Captain H. F. COHEN resumes duty on the Unattached List,Australian Military Forces. ist July, 1918.

The appointment of temporary Lieutenant (Captain SeniqrCadets) J. R. HINDMARSH as Acting Area Officer, TrainingArea 31B, Leichhardt, is terminated. 30th June, 1918.

Captain J. R. HINDMARSH resumes duty with the SeniorCadets. 1st July, 1918.

3rd ,Military District.Captain H. MCDONALD, Acting Area Officer, Training Area

48B, Camberwell, is transferred to Training Area 53B, Glen-ferrie, as Acting Area 'Officer, and is seconded from the 15thLight Horse Regiment whilst so employed. 1st July, 1918.

WILLIAM EDWIN TOWNSEND (late Australian Imperial Force),is appointed Acting Area Officer, Training Area 48B, Cam-berwell, and is granted the temporary rank of Lieutenanton the Unattached List, Australian' Military Forces, whilstso employed. 1st July, 1918.

Lieutenant H. CRAIG, 49th (Prahran) Infantry (late AustralianImperial Force), is appointed Acting Area Officer, TrainingArea 49A, South Yarra, from ist September, 1916, to 17thSeptember, 1916, and is seconded from the 49th (Prahran)Infantry whilst so employed.

Lieutenant H. CRAIG, 49th (Prahran) Infantry (late AustralianImperial Force), is appointed Acting Area Officer, TrainingArea 49A, South Yarra, and is seconded from the 49th(Prahran) Infantry whilst so employed. 6th June, 1917.

The resignation of Captain C. H. LORD of his appointment asActing Area Officer, Training Area 53B, Glenferrie, is ac-cepted. 30th June, 1918.

Captain C. H. LORD resumes duty with the Senior Cadets.ist July, 1918.


Department of Defence,Melbourne, 8th July, 1918.

Ex. Min. No. 45e.N


PAYMENT OF AN ALLOWANCE.

2nd Military District.

11 LS Excellency the Governor-General, acting with theLi advice of the Federal Executive Council, has beenpleased to approve of Military Staff Clerk E. H. SCOULLER,Class II., being granted an allowance to bring' his salary to/ the rate of £320 (Three hundred and twenty pounds) perannum during the period, commencing '8th May, 1918, he per-forms the duties of Supervising Clerk, A.A.G.'s Branch, 2ndMilitary District, such allowance to be reduced by the amount

iof any increment which may subsequently be granted.


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COTninoulkealth -Gazette

CijMNIONWEALTII PUBLIC SERVICE.

Melbourne, 11th July, 1918.THE undermentioned notifications of staff changes are made

in accordance with the Commonwealth Public ServiceAct and Regulations :

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.AUDITOR-GENERAL'S OFFICE.

Naval and Military Branch.NICHOLAS EDWARD MCKENNA, to be Clerk? 4th Class, Clerical

Division, salary £220, from 11th July, 1918.


DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.ACCOUNTANT'S BRANCH.

Increase in, Salary.JAMES THOMAS HEATHERSTIAW, Accountant, Class I., Clerical

Division, from £600 per annum to £624 per annum, as from1st July. 1917. (206.)

NOTE ISSUE BRANCH.'Grant of Sick Leave.

MARION DALTON BOURKE, Female Sorter, General Division,one day (18th April, 1918)5 without pay. (212.)

Reclassification. of Position.The position of Clerk, Class III., 'Clerical Division, occu-

pied by JOHN ANDERSON, to be Class II., Clerical Division, asfrom ist July, 1917. (204.)

Promotion.JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk, Class III., to be Clerk, Class II., with

increase in salary from £400 per annum to £420 per annum,as from 1st July, 1917. (204.)

Abolition of Position.Female Sorter (Senior), General Division, last occupied by

Mabel Isabel Trevan. (209.)Creation of New Position.

Senior Checker ( Loans) , General Division. (209.)Classification of Position.

The position of Senior Checker (Loans) to be classifiedthe General Division as shown hereunder:

in

Grade.

III.

IV.

MininliimSalary.

150

168

MaximumSalary.

Increments(Annual).

£162

180

26

6

Remarks.

To advance to nextGrade after one'year's service at_ maximum

(209.)Promotion.

MABEL ISABEL TREVAN, Female Sorter (Senior), salary £132per annum, to be Senior Checker (Loans), with salary atthe rate of £150 per annum, as from 1st March, 1918.(209.)

NOTE PRINTING BRANCH.Exemptions.

JAMES C6oH, Wharfedale Operator, from 29th January, 1918,to 30th June, 1918.

ANTONIA BARCA, General Assistant, from 6th February, 1918,to 30th June, 1918.

HAROLD WESTCOTT, General Assistant, from 11th February,1918, to 30th June, 1918.

JACK MAXFIELD, Hoe Assistant, from 11th February, 1918, to30th June, 1918.

GEORGE W2ALMSLEY, Hoe Assistant, from 11th February, 1918,to 30th June, 1918.

R. CHADWICK, Hoe Assistant, from 14th February, 1918, to30th June, 1918.

BERNARD BROWN, Hoe Assistant, from 18th February, 1918, to30th June, 1918.

IVAN FYSH, Hoe Assistant, from 18th February, 1918, to 30thJune, 1918.

L. MOYLAN, Hoe Assistant, from 3rd April, 1918, to 30th June,1918.

PETER JOHNSON, Carpenter, from 15th March, 1918, to 30thJune, 1918. (203.)

STAMP PRINTING BRANCH.

Exemption.ERNEST CAMPBELL, General Assistant, from 3rd April, 1918,

to 30th June, 1918. (203.)

Commonwealth Gazette 1503 3Tb: 101.-11th July, 1918

PENSIONS AND MATERNITY ALLOWANCES BRANCH (PENSIONS)

VICTORIA.

New Offices Created.Inquiry Officer, Grade VI., General Division (two positions) .

(205.)TAXATION BRANCH.

CENTRAL STAFF.

Exemption.W. F. ROGERS, Clerk, not exceeding six months from the 10th

April, 1918. (203.)

Confirmation of Appointment.MARY VERONICA KEOGH, Typist, Grade II., General Division,

as from the 17th October, 1917. (210.)

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Confirmation of Appointments.JOHN GRANT MCINTYRE, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Division, as

from the 15th October, 1917.JAMES JOHN RUDD, CLERK, Class V., Clerical Division, as from

the 15th October, 1917.JAMES GERARD MCGINLEY, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Division,

as from the 15th October, 1917.HARRY PARKER, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Division, as from the

15th October, 1917.FRANCIS DESMOND NUNAN, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Division,

as from the 15th October, 1917.VICTOR MCQUARRIE, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Division, as from

the 15th October, 1917.WILLIAM JAMES MURRAY, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Division,

as from the 15th October, 1917.MINNIE WgsTON, Typist, Grade II., General Division, as from

the 15th October, 1917.ADA THOMPSON, Typist, Grade II., General Division, as from

the 15th October, 1917.KATHERINE CONWAY, Typist, Grade II., General Division, as

from the 15th October, 1917.MARGARET CECILIA MASSY- WESTKOPP, Typist, Grade II.,

General Division, as from the 15th October, 1917. (210.)

Extension of Probation.JOHN JOSEPH O'BRIEw,, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Division, for

three months from the 5th June, 1918. (208.)

Exemption.W. MASON, Lift Attendant, from 21st February, 1918, to 30th

June, 1918. (202.)Promotion.

EDWARD FRANK HAMILTON, Clerk, Class III., Clerical Divi-sion, Taxation Branch, Queensland, salary f320 per annum,to be Chief Assessor, Class II., Taxation Branch, New SouthWales, with salary at the rate of £420 per annum, as from6th December, 1917. (211.)

VICTORIA:

Confirmation of Appointments.MARY AGNES KINSELLA, Typist, Grade II., General Division,

as from the 17th October, 1917.CHRISTINA O'REGAN, Typist, Grade II., General Division, as

from the 1st November, 1917.DOROTHEA LEONORA TouRRIER, Typist, Grade II., General Divi-

sion, as from the 10th November, 1917. (210.)

Extension of Probation.IRENE BLANCHE SALTER, Typist, Grade II., General Division,

six months from the fith July, 1918. (208.)

Grant of Sick Leave.VINCENT JAMES HARDIMAN, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Division,

one day (1st April, 1918) , on third pay, from 2nd April,1918, to 30th June, 1918, without pay. (212.)

QUEENSLAND.

Confirmation -of Appointment.CHARLES GORDON HITCHCOCK, Clerk, Class V., Clerical

sion, as from the 30th November, 1917. (210.)

Grant of Sick Leave.GEORGE CLEMENT ALLEN, Clerk, Class V., Clerical

sion, from '25th April, 1918, to 24th May, 1918, onpay. (212.)

Divi-

Divi-third

Promotion.JomN FOSTER HUGHES, Clerk, Class IV., Clerical Division,

Taxation Branch, Central Staff, salary £245 per annum, tobe Clerk, Class III., Clerical Division, Taxation Branch,Queensland, with salary at the rate of £320 per annum, asfrom the 6th December, 1917. (211.)

8017TH AVSTRrM_

Confirmation of Appointments.HAZEL PRETORIA BRAY, Typist, Grade II., General Division, as

from the 10th November, 1917.GLADYS HODGE, TYPIST, Grade II., General Division, as from

the 10th November, 1917. (210.)

Grant of Leave of Absence.RUBY MAY WOLSEY, Female Sorter, General Division, . for five

months without pay; such period of absence not to be in-cluded for any purpose as part of the officer's period ofservice. (207.)

Promotion.DUDLEY CHARLES SANDO, Telegraph Messenger, Postmaster -

General's Department, Payneham, South Australia, salary£39 per annum, to be Messenger, Taxation Branch, SouthAustralia, with salary at the rate of 139 per annum; pro-motion to take effect from the date of taking up duty.(211.)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Confirmation of Appointment.MAUD OGBORNE, Typist, Grade II., General Division, as from

the 6th November, 1917. (210.)

TASMANIA.

Exemption.C. R. KELLET, Clerk, not exceeding three

.months from 20th

May, 1918. (202.)

Reclassification of Position.The position of Clerk, Class V., Clerical Division, occupied

by RAYMOND JOHN SHIELD, to be Class IV., Clerical Division,as from the 1st July, 1917. (204.)

Promotion.RAYMOND JOHN SHIELD, Clerk, Class V., to be Clerk, Class IV.,

with increase in salary from £156 per annum to £220 perannum, as from the 1st July, 1917. (204.)

W. A. WATT,Treasurer.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.Ex. Mins. Nos. 252, 253, and 255.

LIGHTHOUSE BRANCH.

Confirmation of Appointment.KATHLEEN MAV oR, Typist, Queensland, as from 23rd October,

1917.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Leave of Absence without Pay.R. F. TOMPKINS, Customs Assistant, Long Room, granted leave

without pay from 3rd February to- 6th May, 1918, inclusive,such period of leave to be included for all purposes as partof the officer's period of service.

tVIC'T'ORIA.

Abolition of Positions.Two, of Clerk, 5th Class, Excise Branch (W. Hotton and F.

Behrend) .Creation of New Position.

Inspector of Excise, 4th Class, Clerical Division, ExciseBranch.

Promotion.W. HoTroN as First Class Locker, 4th Class, Clerical Division,

Warehouse Branch, with salary of £220 per annum, as from11th July, 1918, vice H. Seuling, transferred.


HOME AND TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT.Promotion of an Officer.

J. F. MURPHY, Clerk, 5th Class, £186, to be Clerk, 4th Class,Central Staff, £220, as from ist July, 1917, vice H. C. Elvinspromoted.

Extension of Probation.Miss W. H. Eu,Iorr, Typist, Electoral Branch, probation ex

tended six months from ist June, 1918.P. MCM. GLYNN,

Minister of State for Home and Territories.

1Vo. 101.--116 Ju1, 1118

P+OS11MASTDR -1011iNERAff DEAARTMBNT.Ea. Mins. Nos. 221, 222, 223, 224, 225.

NEW SOUTH WALES.Promotions.

'ROYSTO! FERDINAND JAMES HALLMAN, Telegraph Messenger,Garah, to be Telephonist, Garah, with increase in salaryfrom 152 to £78, from 6th May, 1918.

ARCHIBALD WORKMAN, Telegraph Messenger, George- streetWest, to be Telephonist (in training) , Electrical Engineer'sBranch (Telephones), with increase in salary from £52 to178, from 21st May, 1918.

SYDNEY PENDRICK, Telephonist, Newcastle, to be Postal As-sistant, Guyra, at his present salary, from 14th May, 1918.

NORMAN LESLIE HAYWARD, Telegraph Messenger, Wallsend, tobe Telephonist, Newcastle, with increase in salary from £52to 178, from 14th May, 1018.

BADEN NICHOLAS, Telegraph Messenger, Wellington, to beTelephonist, Wellington, with increase in salary from £52 to£78, from 21st May, 1918.

EDWIN WILLIAM CHARLES MATTHEWS, Telegraph Messenger,North Sydney, to be Postal Assistant, Delungra. with in-crease in salary from £60 to £78, frein 29th May, 1918.

ALLAN EDWARD PARR. Telegraph Messenger, Hay, to he 'As-sistant, Goulburn, with increase in salary from £52 to f78,from 28th May, 1918.

PETER. HOLAHA.N, Telephonist, Electrical Engineer's Branch(Telephones), to be Assistant, Ashfield, at his present salary,from 24th May, 1918.

EDWARD FREDERICK DAVIES JONES, Telegraph Messenger, Ryl-. stone, to be Assistant, Hillgrove, with increase in salary.

from £52 to £78, from 28th May, 1918.JOHN WILLIAM YATES, Telegraph Messenger, Grafton, to be

Postman, Mail Branch, with increase in salary from £52 to£72, from 29th May, 1918.

LLEWELLEN BOLLEN, Telegraph Messenger, Broken Hill RailwayTown, to be Telephonist, Broken Hill. with increase in salaryfrom £52 to £78. from 29th May, 1918.

CHARLIE BLYTH BENNETT, Telegraph Messenger, StrawberryHills, to he Assistant, Mail Branch, with increase in salaryfrom £52 to £72, from 29th May, 1918.

MAXIMUM Not PAYNE, Telegraph Messenger, Chippendale, tobe Postal Assistant, Berrigan, with increase in salary from£60 to £84, from 29th May, 1918.

HOWARD TEMPEST, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Branch, tohe Assistant, North Sydney, with increase in salary' from £52to £78, from 8th May, 1918.

RAY EDDINGTON YOUNG, Telegraph Messenger, George- streetNorth, to be Telephonist; Electrical Engineer's Branch(Telephones), with increase in salary from £52 to £78, from8th May, 1918.

HERBERT THOMAS HARDY, Telegraph Messenger, Mudgee, to bePostman, Bathurst, with increase in salary from £52 to £72,from 2nd May, 1918,.

THOMAS EDWARD STORES, Telegraph Messenger, Henty, to beAssistant, Milson's Point. with increase in salary from £52to £78, from 2nd May, 1918.

LIT BEDE CORNISH, Telegraph Messenger, Henty, to be Tele-'phonist, Dungog, with increase in salary from £52 to £78,from 2nd May, 1918.

LINDSEY DOUGLAS SMITH, Telegraph Messenger, Gilgandra, tobe Assistant, Redfern, with increase in salary from £52 to178, from 2nd May, 1918.

DANIEL JAMES MCNAMARA, Telegraph Messenger, Annandale,to be 'Assistant, Ashfield, with increase in salary from £52to £78. from 2nd May, 1918.

GEORGE BARTON MuNno, Telegraph Messenger. Gulargambone,to be Postman, Kogarah, with increase in salary from £52 to172, from 2nd May, 1918.

GEORGE WILLIAM CLAUDE OVENS, Telegraph Messenger, Jeril-derie, to be Assistant, Mosman. with increase in salary from152 'to £78, from 2nd May, 1918.

LESLIE KINGSTON. Telegraph Messenger, Moss Vale. to be As-sistant, Granville. with increase in salary from £52 to £78,from 2nd May, 1918.

ROBERT WALEH, Telegraph Messenger, Lawrence. to be PostalAssistant, Uralla. with increase in salary from £60 to £78,from 14th May, 1918.

GERALD FRANCIS ASHFORD. Telephonist. Wagga Wagga, to bePostman, Alekandi ia. with increase in salary from £78 to£126, from 5th May. 1918.

HENRY LEE, Telegraph Messenger, Blavney, to be Telephonist,Waverlev. with increase in salary from 152 to £78, from 9thMay, .19.18:

ALEXANDER JAMES MILNE, Telegraph Messenger, Taralga, tobe Assistant. Goulburn, with increase in salary from £52 to£78, from 14th May, 1918. F

Reclassification of ,Offices.The classification of the position of Clerk, .4th Class, Clerical

Division. Accounts Branch (Cashier), occupied by JAMESJULES ANGLES, has been raised to the 3rd Class, Clerical Divi-sion, as from 1st July, 1917, and the officer named has beenpromoted therein in accordance with such higher classification,with increase in salary from .£310 to f320 per annum, from1st July, 1917.

'Commonwealth. Gazette

The classification of the position of Clerk,' 4th Class, ClericalDivision, Correspondence, Records, and Staff Branch (Staff),occupied by GEORGE BRIGHTON, has been raised- to the 3rdClass, as from 1st July, 1917, and the officer named has beenpromoted therein in accordance with such higher classification,with increase in salary from £300 to £310 per annum from 1stJuly, 1917.

The classification in the Clerical Division of the positions ofInspector, Inspection Branch, shown hereunder, has beenraised from the 3rd Class to the 2nd Class, and theofficers named have been promoted in the positions mentionedin accordance with such higher classification, with salary ineach case of £420 per annum, to take effect from the 1st July,1917:

WILLIAM Moms, Tamworth; £400.MAURICE O'CONNOR7 (,Relieving), £400.WILLIAM HENRY MCGREGOR, Cootamundr a, £400.THOMAS GIDEON LEECE, Parkes. £380.CHARLES CLAUDE MCGARRY, Dubbo, £380.FRANCIS CLAREMONT, Kempsey, £360.FREDERICK VERNON BECKE, Albury, £360.

The classification of the position of Assistant, GeneralDivision, Mail Branch, occupied by FRANK EDWARD DONALDHARRIs, has been raised to 'Senior Assistant, General Division,and the officer named has been promoted in the position men-tioned in accordance with such higher classification, withsalary of £156 per annum; to take effect from the 1st July,1917. .

The classification of the position of Assistant, GeneralDivision, Mail Branch. occupied by WILLIAM WALTER GEORGESTRAUGHAN, has been raised to Senior Assistant, GeneralDivision, and the officer named lias been promoted in theposition mentioned in accordance with such higher classifica-tion, with salary of £156 per annum; to take effect from the1st .Tuly, 1917.

The classification of the position of Assistant, GeneralDivision, Mail Branch, occupied by HENRY RICHARD BURGESS,has been raised to Senior Assistant, General Division,' and theofficer named has been promoted in the position ,mentioned inaccordance with such higher classification, with salary of £150per annum; to take effect from the 1st July.. ]917.

The classification of the position of Assistant, GeneralDivision, Mail Branch, occupied by THEODORE CHARLES ALLENGITNNESS, lias been raised to Senior Assistant, General Division,and the officer named has been promoted in the position -men -tioned in accordance with such higher classification, withsalary of £156 per annum ; to take effect from the 1st July,1917.

The classification of the position of Assistant, GeneralDivision, Mail Branch, occupied by WILLIAM JOHN CROSSLY,has been raised to Senior Assistant, General Division, and theofficer named has been promoted in the position mentioned in ac-cordance with such higher classification, with increase of salaryfrom £162 per annum to £168 per annum : to take effect fromthe 1st July, 1917.

The classification of the positíhn of Assistant, GeneralDivision, occupied by JOHN SYDNEY ROSINDELL PAGE,has been raised to Senior Assistant, General Division, and theofficer named has been promoted in the position mentioned inaccordance with such higher classification, with salary of £156per annum; to take effect from the 1st July, 1917.

The classification of the position of Assistant, GeneralDivision, Mail Branch, occupied by 'LESLIE JOHN STEPHENS,has been raised to Senior Assistant, General Division, and theofficer named has been promoted in the position mentioned inaccordance with such higher classification, with salary of £156per annum ; to take effect from the 1st August, 1917.

Thé classification of theposition of Assistant, GeneralDivision, Mail Branch. occupied by ARTHUR LESLIE THOMSON,has been raised to Senior Assistant, General Division, andthe officer named has been promoted in the position men-tioned in accordance with such higher classification, withsalary of £162 per annum; to take effect from the 1st July,1917.

Salary Increased.The salary of PHILIPPE JOHN DEGRUCHY, Manager, Tele-

graph Branch, has been increased from £624 to £648 perannum from 1st July, 1917.

Appointments Confirnted.HENRY JAMES VICToi ALEXANDER, Telegraph Messenger, Tele-

graph Branch, from 1st June, 1917.LESLIE ROY HALL, Telegraph Messenger, Haymarket, from 1st

June, 1917.REGINALD ALLEN CROwCROFT, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph

Branch, from 1st June, 1917.ROBERT STANLEY KNIGHT, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph

Branch, from 21st August, 1917.EDWARD CHARLES HEGARTY, Telegraph Messenger, Helensburgh,

from 21st August, 1917.CECIL HENRY ASMUS KINGSBURY, Telegraph Messenger, Walcha,

from 21st August,- 1917.ERNEST JOHN CóRNISH, Telegraph Messenger, Oberon, from

6th August, 1917.

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Probations Extended.ALAN RUSSELL TAYLOR, Clerk, Training Staff ,(Correspondence,

Records, and Staff Branch), three months from 26th May,1918.

VINCENT ALOYSINE FITZGERALD, Messenger (in training), Elec-trical Engineer's Branch, three months from 1st May 1918.

JAMES MARCUS KENNY, Telegraph Messenger, Chatswooc., three. months from 27th May, 1918.

JOSEPH STANLEY SAUNDERS, Telegraph Messenger, Dubbo, threemonths from 22nd May, 1918.

AUGUSTINE JAMES TIGHE, Telegraph Messenger, Hay, threemonths from 10th May, 1918.

GEORGE THOMAS CHANDLER, Telegraph Messenger, Hurstville,three months from ist May, 1918.

LESLIE GRAY, Telegraph Messenger, Tweed Heads, three monthsfrom 22nd May, 1918.

MICHAEL SMALLWOOD, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Branch,three months from 1st May, 1918.

WILLIAM HOPE BOOTH, Telegraph Messenger, King- street,three months from 21st May, 1918.

CONNOIt CATHCART, Telegraph Messenger, Gulargambone, threemonths from 21st May, 1918.

FREDERICK TYEELL YARRINGTON, Mail Boy, Mail Branch, threemonths from 21st May, 1918.

GEORGE KENDALL SIB, Telegraph Messenger; Coolamon, threemonths from 1st May, 1918.

Leave of Absence Without Pay.THOMAS CLEARY, Supervisor; Unattached, from 20th January

to 19th May, 1918, inclusive, such period of leave to be in-eluded for all purposes as part of the officer's period ofservice.

Furlough.l'ERCY CHARLES BOWLER, Telegraphist, Bathurst, six months

on full payServices Terminated.

ROBERT STANLEY KNIGHT, Mail Boy, Mail Branch, from 14thJune, 1918 (resigned).

EDWIN HORACE GAMBRILL, Assistant, Broken d3ill, from 14thJune, 1918 (resigned).

JAMES BETTS, Telegraph Messenger, Gaiunain, frone 31st 11Iay,1918 (resigned).

EDWARD LESLIE RYAN, Telegraph Messenger, Glen Innes (dis-missed) .

THOMAS PATRICK SCOLLEN, Clerk, Mail Branch (dismissed).ALFRED BEDE COLLINS, Assistant, Mail Branch (dismissed)..

New Officesices Created.Telegraph Messenger, Corowa.Telegraph Messenger, The Rock.Postman, Epping,Telegraph Messenger, Epping.

Offices Abolished.Postal Assistant, Epping.Batteryman, Alburyy

\ Exemptions.JOHN SMITH, French ì?olisher, Electrical Engineer's Branch,

not exceeding three months from 6th Mai 1918.S. G-. SMITH, Motor Waggon Driver, Stores Branch, not ex-

ceeding three months from 1st July, 1918.

VICTORIA,

Promotions.JOHN PAUL CUSHEN, Telegraph Messenger, Stock Exchange, to

be Telephonist (in training), Electrical Engineer's Branch(Telephones), with increase in salary from £52 to £78, from10th April, 1918.

WALTER LEONARD COATH, Messenger, Electrical Engineer'sBranch, to be Assistant, Mail Branch, with increase in salaryfrom £110 to £126, from 21st March, 1918.

JOSEPH JOHN HOGAN, Telegraph Messenger, Ascot Vale, to beMessenger, Electrical Engineer's Branch, with increase insalary from £52 to £78, from 6th May, 1918.

ARTHUR PATRICK CUMMINS, Telegraph Messenger, Kew, to !,eTelephonist (in training), Electrical Engineer's Branch (Tele.phones), with increase in salary from £52 to £78, from 1stMay, 1918.

WILLIAM REGINALD BATES, Telegraph Messenger, TelegraphBranch, to be Telephonist (in training), Electrical Engineer'sBranch (Telephones), with increase in salary from £52 to£78, from 1st May, 1918.

EDGAR LEOPOLD HAGAN, Tele raph Messenger, North Melbourne, to. be Postman (Relieving), Mail Branch, with in-crease in salary from £52 to £72, from ist May, 1918.

GORDON STANLEY CoWE, Telegraph Messenger, Berwick, to bePostman, Mail 'Branch, with increase in salary from £52 to£72, from 10th April, 1918.

TALBOT BARNETT BRENDEN GALE, Telephonist, Unattached, tobe Assistant (Mail Branch), Unattached, with increase insalary from £110 to £126, from ist June, 1918

ALLAN GRANT SMITH, Telephonist, Unattached, to be Assistant(Mail Branch), Unattached, with increase in salary from£110 to £126, from 1st Jtine, 1918.

LEONARD ROY PATRICK HICKEY,' Telephonist, . Unattached, tobe Assistant (Mail Branch), Unattached, with increase insalary from £110 to £126, from 1st May, 1918.

PERCY SUTHERLAND LYELL, Telephonist, Unattached, to beAssistant (Mail Branch), Unattached, with increase in salaryfrom £102 to £126, from 1st June, 1918.

Reclassification of Offices.The classification of the position of Motor Mechanic (in

charge), Electrical Engineer's Branch, occupied by GEORGEMATHEW BAGHEL, has been raised from Grade V. to GradeVI., General Division, and the officer named has been promoted therein in accordance with such higher classification,with increase in salary from £198 to £210 per annum, from1st July, 1917..

The classification of the position of Assistant, Correspondence,Records, and Staff Branch (Correspondence), occupied byJOSEPH JOHN BAYLEY, has been raised to Senior Assistant,General Division, as from `1st July, 1917, and the officer namedhas been promoted therein in accordance with such higherclassification, at his present salary, from 1st July, 1917.

The classification of the position of Assistant, Mail Branch,occupied by NEIL MCNEIL SHAW, has been raised to Senior.Assistant, General Division, as from 1st January, 1918, andthe officer named has been promoted therein in accordancewith such higher classification, with increase in salary from£162 to £168, from 1st January, 1918.

The classification of the positions of Inspector, InspectionBranch, occupied by the undermentioned officers, has beenraised from the 3rd Class, Clerical Division, to the 2ndClass, Clerical Division, and the officers named have beenpromoted in the positions mentioned in accordance with suchhigher classification, with increase in salary from £360 to £420per annum, to take effect from the 1st -July, 1917 :

MORGAN BRUCE HARRY.JOHN ROBERT JACKSON.WALTER BRINDLEY SHERIDAN.WILLIAM EDWIN BRADSHAW.

Probations Extended.CHARLES JOHN PROSSER, Junior Mechanic (in training), Elec-

trical Engineer's Branch, six months from 17th June, 1918.KATHLEEN MARGARET O'CONNOR, Telephonist, Ascot Vale, six

months from 19th June, 1918.JOHN JOSEPH KELLY, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Branch,'

three months from 15th June, 1918.VICTOR WILLIAM MCCOLL, Telegraph Messenger, Rialto, three

months from 12th June, 1918.

Leave of Absence Without Pay.ILIFF HENRIETTA BANNERMAN, Telephonist, Electrical Engi

peer's Branch (Telephones), from 1st March to 14th May,1918, such period of leave not to be included for any purposeas part of such officer's period of service.

Services Terminated.H. J. E. DARK, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph. Branch, from

21st June, 1918 (resigned) .JOHN SMITH HACKETT, Postmaster, Hamilton, from 30th. June,

1918 (retired) .W. C. MARDLING, Postmaster, Port Fairy, from 28th February,

1918 (retired).

New Offices Created.Telegraph Messenger, Elmore.Postal Assistant, Caulfield East.Senior Mechanic, Shepparton.Junior Mecha.njc,. Horsham.

Offices Abolished.Senior Mechanic, Electrical Engineer's Branch (Exchange

Installation) .Mechainic, Electrical Engineer's Branch (Telephone Work-

shop).

QUEEN,AND.

Promotions.JASIES CLARENCE VICTOR QUINN, Messenger (in training) ,

Telegraph Branch (Messengers in training) , salary £78, tolie Postal Assistant, Fortitude Valley, with salary of £78,from 3rd June, 1918.

STANLEY RICHARD HOOFER, Telephonist, Charleville, to bePostman, Charleville, at his present salary, from 25th April,1918.

DOUGLAS WAGNER ROBB, Telegraph Messenger, Oakey, to beTelephonist, Oakey, with increases in salary from £52 to £78,from 25th April, 1918.

HUGH AUSTIN JORDAN, Telephonist, Townsville, to be Postman,Charters Towers, at his present salary, from 2nd May, 1918.

HARRY PENNY, Telegraph Messenger, 4Townsville, to be Tele-phonist, Townsville, with increase in salary from £52 to £78,from 2nd May, 1918.

JAMES !PATRICK WHELAN, Telegraph Messenger, TelegraphBranch, to be Postman, unattached, with increase in salaryfrom £52 to £72, from 27th July, 1917.

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BENJAMIN JOSEPH TIBET, Messenger, unattached, to be Assist-ant, unattached, with increase in salary from £1.10 to £120,from 1st May, 1918.

RUBY LILLIAN MASSEY, Monitor, unattached, to be Supervisor,Electrical Engineer's Branch (Telephones) ,

with increasein salary from £174 to £180, from 4th April, 1918.

ANNIE BLEANEY, Monitor, Rockhampton, to be Supervisor,Rockhampton, with increase in salary from £174 to £180, from4th April, 1918,

MATILDA HANNAH McNAMA.RA, Telephonist, Albion, to beMonitor, Rockhampton, with increase in salary from £ 126to £144, from 4th April, 1918.

GEORGE CLIVE CAMPBELL, Telegraph Messenger (Relieving) ,Rockhampton, to be Postman, Rockhampton, with increasein salary from £52 to £72, from 28th May, 1918.

EUGENE FERRIS, Telephonist, Gympie, to be Assistant, Bowen,with increase in salary from £110 to £120, from 30th May,1918.

EUNICE AUREOLA MORGAN, Monitor, Warwick, to be Super-visor, Toowoomba, with increase in salary from £168 to£180, from 4th April, 1918.

Reclassification of Offices.

The classification in the Clerical Division of the positionsof Inspector, Inspection Branch, shown hereunder, has beenraised from the 3rd Class to the 2nd Class, and theofficers named have been promoted in the positions mentionedin accordance with such higher classification, with salary ineach case of £420 per annum, to take effect from the istJuly, 1917:

DENIS GEORGE RYAN, South - Western, Brisbane, £409.THOMAS PATRICK MCKEE (Relieving), Brisbane, £400.GEORGE ALFRED JUSTELIUS, Western. Roma, £400.CHARLES FREDERICK ROBINSON, Northern No. 1, Townsville,

£360.The classification of the position of Inspector, Inspection

Branch, Metropolitan District (stationed at Brisbane) , lastoccupied by SWINTON DUNLOP, has been lowered from theSecond Class, Clerical Division, to the Third Class, ClericalDivision.

The classification of the position of Inspector, InspectionBranch, North - Western District No. 2 (stationed at Cairns) ,occupied by WILLIAM REID, has been raised from the ThirdClass, Clerical Division, to the Second Class, Clerical Division,as from the 1st July, 1918, and the said WILLIAM REED hasbeen promoted in the position named in accordance with suchhigher classification, with increase in salary from £320 to£420 per annum, as from the 1st July, 1918.

Appointments Confirmed.

IRENE GRALTON, Telephonist, Electrical Engineer's Branch,from 28th May, 1917.

DOREEN MARGARET STEPHENS, Telephonist, Electrical Engi-neer's Branch, from 16th July, 1917.

CLAUDE EDWARD SWEENEY, Telegraph Messenger, Gladstone,from 21st August, 1917.

Probation Extended.

LOUIS ANDREW LARS PETERSON, Messenger (in training),Stores Branch, three months from 29th April, 1918.

Furlough.FniDERICK WILT TAM HUDSON, Assistant, unattached, five months

on full pay.

Leave of Absence Without Pay.

JOHN CASEY, Postman, Mail Branch, from 7th March to 6thMay, 1918, inclusive, such period of leave to be included forall purposes as part of the officer's period of service.

Services Terminated.

JOHN ALEXANDER MEIKLEJOHN, Telegraph Messenger, on pro -.bation, Laidley (appointment annulled

VICTOR CLARENCE HOPE, Telegraph Messenger, on 'probation,Goondiwindi (appointment annulled).

MICHAEL JOSEPH SurLIvAN, Assistant, Rockhampton (dis-missed) .

JOHN THOMAS JENKINS, Postman, Cairns ( dismissed) .

Office Abolished.Lineman, Bowen.

Exemptions.

A. J. TINGLE, Tool Sharpener, Electrical Engineer's Branch,from 30th April to 16th. August, 1918, inclusive.

W. BANNER, Blacksmith, Electrical Engineer's Branch, not ex-ceeding six months from 20th May, 1918.

HAROLD GILLESPIE, Telegraph Messenger, Greenmount, notexceeding three months from 20th May, 1918.

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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Promotions.CHARLES KEAN CHAPMAN, Telegraph Messenger, Farina, to be

Assistant, Port Pirie, with increase in salary from £52 to£78, from 1st May, 1918.

CHARLES JAMES GWYNN, Telegraph Messenger, Parkside, tobe Postman, Parkaide, with increase in salary from £52to £72, from 1st May, 1918.

WILLIAM EDWIN MELROSE HUNT, Telegraph Messenger, Mel-rose, to be Assistant, Port Pixie, with increase in salaryfrom £52 to £78, from ist May, 1918.

THOMAS REGINALD SNOOK, Telegraph Messenger, Norwood, tobe Postman, Goodwood, with increase in salary from £52 to£72, from 7th May, 1918.

WALTER ELLIOT TAYLOR, Telegraph Messenger, TelegraphBranch, to be Postman, Parkside, with increase in salaryfrom £52 to £72, from 21st May, 1918.

LEONARD JAMES MALONEY, Telegraph Messenger, Unley, to bePostman, Mail Branch (Relieving) , with increase in salaryfrom £52 to £72, from 20th .May, 1918.

ALEXANDER BEST WAUGH, Telegraph Messenger, Norwood, tobe Postman, Goodwood, with increase in salary from £52 to£72, from 14th May, 1918.

JACK LIONEL JARVIS, Telegraph Messenger, Strathalbyn, to bePostman, Gawler Railway, with increase in salary from £52to £72, from 25th May, 1918.

FRANK HUGO WAHLQVIST, Telegraph Messenger, TelegraphBranch, . to be Postman, Mail Branch (Inland Section) , withincrease in salary from £52 to £72, from .31st May, 1918.

Reclassification of Offices.The classification of the position of Foreman Carpenter,

Electrical Engineer's Branch (Mechanical), Telegraph Work-shop, occupied by CHARLES HODDER, has been raised fromGrade V. to Grade VI., General Division, and the officer namedhas been promoted therein in accordance with such higherclassification, with increase in salary from £198 to £210, from1st July, 1917.

The classification of the position of .Inquiry Officer, Inspec-tion Branch, occupied by BERTRAM CHATHAM ROY CONLON,has been raised from Grade VI. to Grade VII., General Divi-sion, and the officer named has been promoted therein inaccordance with such higher classification, with increase insalary from £210 to £216, from 1st July, 1917..

The classification of the position of Inspector, InspectionBranch, occupied by WILLIAM GEORGE CLEMENT LAKE Dix,has been raised from the Third Class to the Second Class,Clerical Division, as from the 1st July, 1917, and the officernamed has been promoted therein in accordance with suchhigher classification, with increase in salary from £360 to£420, from 1st July, 1917.

Salary Limits.The limits of salary attaching to the position of Inspector,

Second Class, Clerical Division, Inspection Branch, occupiedby WILLIAM GEORGE CLEMENT LAKE DIx, have been fixed atminimum £420 per annum; maximum £460 per annum.

Probation Extended.ALBERT EDWARD FEENEY, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph

Branch, three months from 12th May, 1918.Furlough.

THOMAS PATRICK MCGILLICK, .Clerical Assistant, Port Pixie,six months on full pay.

Services Terminated.J. W. HILLMAN, Postmaster, Glenelg, from 15th May, 1918

(retired) .THOMAS HALL HENDERSON, Postmaster, Unley, from 8th June,

1918 (retired) .M. B. C. DOHERTY, Telephonist, Port Augusta, from 28th June,

1918 (resigned).New Office Created.

Telegraph Messenger, Blyth.Office Abolished.

Postal Assistant, Blyth.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Promotions.FRANCIS SPENCER GOLDSMITH, Clerk, 3rd Class, Correspondence,

Records, and Staff Branch (Correspondence), salary £400,to be Senior Clerk, 2nd Class, Correspondence, Records, andStaff Branch (Correspondence), with salary of £420, fromIst July, 1917.

ALBERT EAGLESTONE, Telegraph Messenger, Southern Cross, tobe Telephonist, Fremantle, with increase in salary from £60to £78, from 7th May, 1918.

+'LSTER WILLIAat CHAPMAN, Telegraph Messenger, Cunderdin,to be Assistant, Fimiston, with increase in salary from £60to £78, from 7th May, 1918,

CHARLES CHRISTOPHER ABRAND, Telegraph Messenger, Pinjarra,to be Postal Assistant, Pinjarra, with increase in salaryfrom £60 to £78, from 14th May, 1918.

Comwonealth GazetteReclassification of Offices.

The classification in the Clerical Division of the pesition of

Inspector, Inspection Branch, shown hereunder, has beenraised from the Third Class to the Second Class, and theofficers named have been promoted in the positions men-

tioned in accordance with such higher classification, with

salary in each ca eof £420 per annum, to take effect fromthe 1st July,

HENRY WTTa.TAM GERMON, Perth, present salary £360.ROBERT WET LLOYD, Coolgardie, present salary £335.

Furlough.

ERNEST GEORGE JEFFERY, Senior Sorter,months on full pay.

Services Terminated.

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Mail Branch, six

G. P. 'TINE, Telegraph Messenger, Geraldton, from 15th June,1918 (resigned) .

C. RusE, Telephonist, Kalgoorlie, from 18th May, 1918 (re-signed) .

T. F. ROGERS, Telegraph Messenger, Cue, from 30th September,1917 (resigned) . (This takes the place of the notificationrespecting this officer appearing on page 2907 of Common-wealth . Gazette, No. 186, of the 1st November, 1917, whichnotification is hereby cancelled.)

New Offices Created.Senior Clerk, 2nd Class, Correspondence, Records, and Staff

Branch (Correspondence).Senior Postal Assistant, Coolgardie.

Offices Abolished.

Clerk, Third Class, Correspondence, Records, and StaffBranch (Correspondence) .

Clerical Assistant, 5th Class, Coolgardie.

Rent Deduction.A deduction at the rate of £6 per annum to 'be made from

the salary of ALBERT HERMAN GERKE, as rent for quartersoccupied by him for the purpose of residence at Balladonia,auch deduction to take effect from date of occupancy ofquarters.

TASMANIA.

Promotion.CHARLES BLANTON, Telegraphist, 5th Class, Launceston,, salary

£212, to be Clerical Assistant, Grade I., 4th Class, Queens-town, with salary of £220, from 27th June, 1918.

Appointment without Examination or Probation.

HENRY WILLLAM JAMES CHARLES DALE, of the Education De-partment, Hobart, has been appointed, without examinationor probation, to the position of Inquiry Officer, Grade VII.,General Division, with salary of £216 per annum, fromdate of commencing duty.

Reclassification of Offices.The classification in the Clerical Division of the undermen-

tioned positions has been raised from the 3rd Class to the2nd Class as from the 1st July, 1917, and the officers occu-pying such positions have been promoted in accordance withsuch higher classification, with increase in salary in each caseto £420 per annum, to take effect from the 1st July, 1917:

JOHN WRIGHT CLINCH, Superintendent, Mail Branch, pre-sent salary, £400.

EDGAR MoRRAH HANNAFORD, Senior Clerk, Correspondence,Records, and Staff Branch, present salary £400.

FRANK PROSSER BOWDEN, Manager, Telegraph Branch, £400.

The classification of the position of Inspector, MiscellaneousBranch, occupied by GEORGE EDWARD DUPREE MOREY, has beenraised from the Third Class, Clerical Division, to the SecondClass, Clerical Division, as from the 1st July, 1917, and thesaid George Edward Dupree Morey has been promoted in theposition named in accordance with such higher classification,with increase in salary from £400 to £420 per annum as fromthe 1st July, 1917.

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New Office Created.Inquiry Officer, Grade VII., Mail Branch.

Office Abolished.Inquiry Officer, Grade VIII., Mail Branch.

Exemption.DENIS PATRICK KELLY, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph

Branch, not exceeding one month from 30th May, 1918.

WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster - General.

Salary Limits.The limits of salary assigned to the undermentioned posi-

tions in the Second. Class, Clerical Division, to be as follow:Minimum, £420 per annum; maximum, £460 per annum, asfrom the 1st July, 1917:

Superintendent, Mail Branch.Senior Clerk, Correspondence, Records, and Staff Branch.Manager, Telegraph Branch.Accountant, Accounts Branch. .

The limits of salary attaching to the position of Inspector,Second Class, Clerical Division, Miscellaneous Branch, havebeen fixed at minimum, £420 per annum; maximum, £460 perannum.

DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.Deduction of Rent for Quarters.

A deduction at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, excludingportions of a pound, made from the salary of IGNATIUS VANCEHORACE O'LOUGHLIN. as rent for quarters occupied by him forthe purpose of residence at Canberra, such deduction to takeeffect from the 16th March, 1918.

Abolition of Position.Clerk, 4th Class, Clerical Division, Accounts Branch, South

Australia, last occupied by Lewis Horner.LITTLETON E. GROOM,

Minister of State for Works and Railways.

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.Examination No. 766.

FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.ACOMPETITIVE Examination for appointment as above,.

of boys who are not officers of the permanent staff ofthe Commonwealth Public Service, and who have reached theage of 14 years, but have not reached the age of 1-6 years, atthe date of examination, will be held at the places namedbelow, and subject to the following conditions:

DATE OF EXAMINATION.Saturday afternoon, 3rd August,1918.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications must be lodged not laterthan Thursday, 1st August, with the Postmaster, at the PostOffice at which the candidate desires to be appointed, fromwhom printed forms of application may be öbtained either bywritten or personal request.

Candidates for appointment at Sydney and Suburbs orAdelaide and Suburbs, should forward their applications andfees direct to the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector,Commonwealth Bank Building, Sydney, or Brookman's Build-ing, Grenfell- street, Adelaide, respectively, from whom ap-plication forms may be obtained, and with whom they shouldbe lodged not later than 27th July.

EXAMINATION CENTRESNew South Wales. Sydney and Suburbs, Blackheath,

Berry, Burren Junction, Byron Bay, Condobolin,Cronulla Beach, Dungog, Garah, Geurie, Gulargambone,Guyra, Henty, Kyogle, Lithgow, Molong, Moree, Mul-lumbimby, Nimbin, Nyngan, Picton, Scone, Singleton,Trangie, Tumbarumba, Tumut, Ulmarra, Walcha,Walgett, Warialda, Willow Tree.

Victoria. Kyabram, Port Fairy, Shepparton.South Australia.Adelaide and Suburbs Eudunda, Peter-

borough, Port Pirie, Port Victoria, Snowtown.Western Australia. Geraldton, Harvey, Moora, Southern

Cross, Yarloop.Tasmania. ])eloraine, Gormanston.

Unless informed to the contrary, candidates should presentthemselves for examination at 1.45 p.m. on the date shownabove, at the Post Office at which they desire appointment.

Candidates for appointment at Sydney and Suburbs andAdelaide and Suburbs will be notified where to attend forexamination.

EXAMINATION FEE. Each application must be accompaniedby a crossed postal note for 5s.

VACANCIES. Successful candidates will be eligible for ap-pointment, in their order of merit, to existing vacancies atthe centre at which they are examined only, and also tovacancies arising at such centre during the period of eighteenmonths ensuing the date of the entry of their names on theRegister of Qualified Candidates. A successful candidatewill, however, cease to be eligible for appointment upon at-taining his seventeenth birthday.

SALARY. The salary attached to the position islst year,139; 2nd year, £52; with an .increase, after a further twelvemonths, to £60 per annum conditional on passing a test insending and receiving telegraph messages at the rate of twentywords a minute.

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On reaching the age of 21 years, . officers in the GeneralDivision may be paid a salary of £132 per annum.

ALLOWANCE. Upon application being made by a successfulcandidate appointed away from home, an allowance will bepaid at the rate of £12 per annum during his services asTelegraph Messenger while living away from home.

SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION.The subjects of examinationwill be

(a) Handwriting. -=To be judged from the candidates'papers in Spelling. (Maximum marks, 100.)

(b) Spelling.To be tested by writing from dictation notless than 180 words. (Maximum marks, 150.)

(c) Arithmetic. First four rules, simple and money.(Maximum marks, 200.)

GENERAL PAarrcuLA.Rs. Candidates will pass this examina-tion if they secure half marks in Handwriting and in Spell-ing; but those who also gain half marks in Arithmetic willbe eligible for promotion to a higher position in the GeneralDivision. Those who do not secure half marks in Arithmeticwill be required to pass a further examination, after appoint-ment, in that subject in order to become qualified for pro-motion. A Telegraph Messenger, on attaining the age of 18years, must retire unless he has qualified for promotion.Promotion examinations are held half- yearly.

Telegraph Messengers, upon being qualified for promotion,may be appointed to higher positions in the_ General Division,such as Telephonist, Postman, Assistant, and Mail Driver.Officers may advance from these positions to other higherpositions in the General Division. Telegraph Messengersmay also be appointed as Postal Assistants on passing anexamination in Telegraphy.

Telegraph Messengers and other General Division officersmay qualify for transfer to the Clerical Division by passingcompetitive examinations that are held for that purpose fromtime to time, as the requirements of the Service demand.

NAVAL on MILITARY TRAINING. Before any successfulcandidate, who is liable for training under the compulsoryclauses of the Defence Act 1903 -1917, can receive appoint-ment, he must produce evidence from his Area Officer that hehas rendered the personal service required or has been granteda temporary exemption.

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. A successful csindi-date, upon appointment, must produce evidence of the date ofhis birth and a medical certificate, satisfying the Commis-sioner in such particulars as he may determine, of soundbodily health and freedom from physical defects. A suc-cessful candidate should not undergo medical examinationuntil instructed by the Commissioner to do so.

TEXT Boogs. No text books are prescribed; but . the annualissues in book form of the papers set at Commonwealth PublicService Examinations held during the years 1913, 1914, 1915,and 1916 (including Examinations for appointment as Tele-graph. Messenger) , may be obtained from the GovernmentPrinter, Melbourne or Sydney, and the Collector of Customs,Brisbane, for ls. each (by post, ls. 2d.) , for which a postalnote must be remitted, as stamps alone will not be accepted.

W. B. EDWARDS,Acting Commissioner.

H. A. EARL,Acting Secretary.

Office of the Commonwealth Public ServiceMelbourne, 10th July, 1918.

Commissioner,

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.APPLICATIONS will be received from persons qualified for

appointment to the positions specified below.Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible for appoint-

ment to the Administrative and Professional Divisions, but arenot eligible for appointment to Clerical or-- General Divisionvacancies, unless they were in the service of a State on 1stJanuary, 1901, or are at present permanent officers in the ser-vice of a State, or have retired from the service of the Com-mauweálth or of a State.

Applications must be in applicant's handwriting, shouldshow fully qualifications for the position sought, and mustbe forwarded direct to the Public Service Inspector in theState in which the vacancy exists in time to reach Ida officenot : later than the date shown in each case. If the applicantis an officer of the Commonwealth Public Service a copy ofthe application should be forwarded simultaneously throughthe Chief Officer of the applicant's Iepartment.

In the case of applicants who are officers of the Public Serviceof the Commonwealth or of a State the following particularsshould be set out at the foot of the application:

DesignationOffice or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length of service (in years)Salary (per annum)Date of receipt of present salary

Applicants from outside the Service should state full nameand date and year of birth. Copies only of diplomas, refer-ences, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded. Ifthe originals are required they will be asked for.

Minimum and maximum salaries where shown indicate thelimits of the class or grade in which the position is classified.Subject to the provisions of the Public Service .A.et appoint-ments may be made at any salary within these limits. Success-ful appointees must comply with the life assurance provisionsof the Public Service Act and Regulations.

Officers of the Public Service should note that in any casewhere the minimum salary of a position in the Clerical Divisionis not the minimum salary of a Class, and the successful appli-cant is not- eligible for the former by reason of not havingreceived the salary of the next lower subdivision for twelvemonths, he will be granted an allowance equal to the differencebetween the salary for which he is eligible and the minimumsalary of the position until he can be advanced by annual sub-divisional increments to the latter salary.

Wheré vacancies are notified in positions which have been thesubject of award, the minimum and maximum salaries shownare those prescribed by the award. If the officer appointed toany such' position is eligible to become, but is not, a member ofthe organization which obtained the award, he can only be paidthe rates of salary prescribed in the Public Service Act orRegulations for the position to which he has been appointed,unless and until he becomes a member of the organization,when the award rates shall apply.

Officers who may be transferred without promotion or in-crease' of salary, as the result of an application for an adver-tised vacancy, will be required to pay their own expenses ofremoval unless the transfer comes within the conditions pre-scribed in Public Service Regulation No. 54.

Particulars of existing quarter's are furnished merely for theinformation of officers. It is not incumbent on Departments toprovide quarters, which, if provided, may be wholly or partiallywithdrawn at any time.

Position.

f Clerk,4th Class,AccountsBranch

I.ocality. Division and Salary perAnnum.

Closing Date forReceipt of

Applications.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Melbourne Clerical, £220 to £310

Advancement beyond £245 is subjectwarranting such advancement.

SeniorAssistant

Senior Storeman, StoresBranch

*Postmaster ...

*Postmaster ...

*Postmaster ...

Telegraphist,4th Class

Postal Assistant(in charge)

*Postmaster ...

TAXATION BRANCH.

25th July

to the value of the work

New South Wales.Sydney ... ' General, £150 to £192 4 18th July

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTajENT.

Victoria.Melbourne General, £168 to £180 . 25th July

Boort ... Clerical, £228 to £264,less 10 per cent. forrent of quarters

Heathcote Clerical, £228 to £264,less 10 per cebt. forrent of quarters

Terang Clerical, £282 to £318,less 10 per cent. forrent of quarters

Quarters : Six rooms.

Queensland.Cairns Clerical, £220 to £235,

district allowance,Scale II.

Maxwelton General, £156 to £180,district allowance,Scale III.

25th July

25th July

25th July

18th July

18th July

South Australia.Norwood Clerical, £330 to £378, 18th July

less 10 per cent.for rent of quarters

* Quarters : Six rooms.

W. B. EDWARDS,'Acting Commissioner.

H. A. EARL,Aobing Secretary.

Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,Melbourne, 9th July, 1918.

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PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF SURNAME.E HERBERT MAYNE, of Woombye-street, Eagle Junction,

Brisbane, heretofore called and_ known by the name ofHerbert Mainz, hereby give public notice that on the twenty-sixth day of March, 1918, I formally and absolutely renounced,relinquished, and abandoned the use vf my said surname ofMainz, and then assumed, and adopted, and determined thence-forth on all occasions whatsoever to use and subscribe thename of Herbert Mayne instead of the said name of HerbertMainz'. And I give further notice that by a deed poll datedthe twenty-sixth day of March, 1918, duly executed, and'attested, and enrolled in the office bf the Supreme Court ofQuensland, at Brisbane, on the third day of April, 1918, Iformally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the saidsurname of Mainz; and declared that I had assumed, andadopted, and intended thenceforth upon all occasions whatso-ever to use and subscribe the name of Herbert Mayne, instead,of Herbert Mainz, and so as to be at all times thereafter knownand described by the name of Herbert Mayne exclusively.

Dated the third day of April, 1918.HERBERT MAYNE.

WitnessSYDNEY ROBERTSON, Solicitor, Edward-street,245

Brisbane.FRANCIS JOSEPH SCHMITT, Joseph Aloysius Schmitt,

and Francis Patrick Schmitt, of 39 Rosebery-street,Auburn, wish to announce that in future they are to be knownby the name of Smith. JOSEPH A. SMITH.

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L IST of Commonwealth Acts which have been reprintedwith amendments, and which are on sale at the Govern-

ment Printing Offices of the respective States:Title of Reprinted Act. Pries.

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