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SOIL AND LAND CONSERVATION ACT 1945BIBBY SPRINGS LAND CONSERVATION DISTRICT

APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF DISTRICT COMMITTEEINSTRUMENT 1990

Made by the Minister for Agriculture.

Citation1. This Instrument may be cited as the Bibby Springs Land ConservationDistrict Appointmentof MembersDistrict CommitteeInstrument 1990.

Interpretation2. In this Instrument

"Constitution order" meansthe Soil and Land ConservationBibby SpringsLand ConservationDistrict Order 1990*.

"Committee"meansthe District Committeeestablishedby Clause4 of theConstitution Order.

[*Published in the Gazetteof May 18, 1990 at pp. 2332-2334]

Appointment of Members3. 1 Under Clause 5 1 b of the constitution order Michael Kenny ofDandaraganis appointeda memberof the Committeeon the Nomination of theShire of Dandaragan.

2 Under Clause 5 1 c of the constitution order-a George CharlesAllan Armstrong of Bibby Springsb Phillip Anthony Panizzaof Bibby Springs

are appointedmembersof the Committeeto representthe WesternAustralianFarmersFederation.

3 Under Clause 5 1 d of the constitution order Noel Monks of Adelongis appointedto representthe PastoralistsandGraziersAssociation.

4 Under Clause 5 1 e of the constitutionorder-a Rudolf Sudolz of Cervantesb David Hooton of Bibby Springsc Michael JohnAckland of Badgingarra

d Officer in Charge,Departmentof Conservationand Land Management,Moora

are appointedmembersof the Committeebeing personsactively engagedin oraffectedby, or associatedwith land usein the Bibby SpringsLand ConservationDistrict.

Term of Office4. The appointment is made under Clause 5 4 shall be for a term of threeyears commencing on the day this instrument is published in the Gazette.

ERNIE BRmGE, Minister for Agriculture.

PLANT DISEASES ACT 1914Departmentof Agriculture,

South Perth 6151.12 July 1990.

Agric. 243/90.

I, the undersignedMinister for Agriculture being the Minister chargedwith the Administrationofthe Plant DiseasesAct 1914 hereby appoint Donald JamesLavery as a temporary Inspector inaccordancewith section 7 2 of the said Act for a period of twelve months.

ERNIE BRIDGE, Minister for Agriculture.

3562 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [27 July 1990

INDECENT PUBLICATIONS AND ARTICLES ACT 1902

INDECENT PUBLICATIONS AND ARTICLES FEES AMENDMENTREGULATIONS 1990

Made by His Excellency the Governorin Executive Council.

1. Theseregulationsmay be cited as the Indecent Publications and ArticlesFeesAmendmentRegulations 1990.Commencement2. Theseregulationsshall come into operationon 1 August 1990.Regulation 4 amended

3. Regulation 4 of the IndecentPublications and Articles Fees Regulations1983* is amendedby deleting "$50" in both places where it occurs andsubstituting in eachplace the following-

" $75 ".

[*Published in the Gazetteof 30 December1983 at p. 5028.]By His Excellency’sCommand,

G. PEARCE, Clerk of the Council.

Municipality of theShire of Merredin

By-laws Relating to Public CemeteriesIt is notified for public information that in accordancewith section 53 of theCemeteriesAct 1986, the Shireof Merredin at a meetingheld on the 17th July1990, fix the undermentionedfees and charges.

Merredin Public CemeteriesSCHEDULE "A"

Scale of Feesand Chargespayable to the Trustees.On application for an Order for Burial the following fees shall be payable inadvance,

a For the issue of a Grant of Right of Burialb Open Ground-

For interment in grave 2.15m deepFor intermentof a still born child

c Lawn area, including maintenancein perpetuity-Land for graveFor interment in grave2.15m deepFor interment of a still born child

d Rose Garden, including maintenancein perpetuity-For each interment of crematedashes

e Re-openingof graves-For each intermentFor interment of still born child

f Exhumations-Fee for ExhumationRe-openingof grave for exhumationRe-intermentin new grave after exhumation

g Extra charges-For each interment on SaturdaysFor each interment on Sundays

h Miscellaneous-For removal and replacing grass,shrubs,plants etc. on anygrave to be re-openedFor sinking a gravebeyond2.15m for eachadditional 300mmNumber platesUndertakersAnnual LicenceCopy of Grant of’ Right of Burial

i Monumental Works-Permit to erect monument,headstoneor memorialRemovalof monumentalwork prior to re-openingof grave

$25.00

$100.00$50.00

$300.00$100.00$50.00

$200.00

$100.00$50.00

$50.00$100.00$100.00

$50.00$75.00

$75.00$15.00$20.00$20.00$20.00

$15.00$75.00

Citation

CEMETERIES ACT 1986

R. LITTLE, Shire Clerk.


CONSERVATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT ACT 1984WALPOLE-NORNALUP NATIONAL PARK

Notice of Draft ManagementPlanThe National Parks and Nature ConservationAuthority advisesthat the draft managementplanfor the Walpole-NornalupNational Park is available for public comment.The Park lies on the southcoastof WesternAustralia, surroundingWalpole,Nornalupand PeacefulBay. It is vested in the National Parksand Nature ConservationAuthority and managedby theDepartmentof Conservationand Land Management.

The draft managementplan identifies the resources biological, physical and cultural and valuesof the park and detailsmanagementstrategiesandrecommendationsto protectthe Park’sresourcesand valueswhile providing for the recreationalneedsof visitors.The closing date for submissionsis 24 September1990.

Copies of the draft plan may be purchasedfor $5.00 from the following offices of the Departmentof Conservationand Land Management:

State OperationsHeadquarters50 Hayman RoadComo WA 6152CALM SouthernForest Regional OfficeBrain StreetManjimup WA 6258CALM Walpole District OfficeSouth WesternHighwayWalpole WA 6398

Copies of the plan are also available for loan at the Manjimup and Denmark Libraries.

Submissionsshould be directed to: The ExecutiveDirector, Departmentof Conservationand LandManagement,P0 Box 104, Como WA 6152.

SYD SHEA, Executive Director.

It is hereby notified for public information that the Hon. Attorney General has approved theappointmentof the following personasa Commissionerfor DeclarationsundertheDeclarationsandAttestations Act 1913-

Aristidis Aaron Papandroulakisof Dianella

D. G. DOIG, Under Secretary for Law.

JUSTICES ACT 1902It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governorin ExecutiveCouncilhas-Approved of the following appointmentsto the Commission of the Peacefor the State of WesternAustralia.

Ian de Cerjat Forsyth Bairdof 5 OceanusCourt, Port HedlandFrancis Anthony Donovanof 12 Fourth Avenue, Bassendeanand corner Beechboro and Benara Roads, MorleyRodneyGeorgeHansonof Lot 529 Marshall Street, Cueand Golden Crown Gold Mine, CueGeorgeEdward Lancasterof 1 Stewart Street,Dowerin

Noel Partingtonof 20 GovernmentRoad, Dowerinand 6 Stewart Street, DowerinDenis Prattof 10 O’Connor Street, ManjimupKerridge Hall Thomof 6 Goode Street, Cooke Point, Port Hedland.

DECLARATIONS AND ATTESTATIONS ACT 1913

D. G. DOIG, Under Secretary for Law.


Statute No. 4: Degreesand Diplomas

StatuteNo. 4, Part b and all provisionscontainedthereundershall be amendedby thereplacementof the word "Diploma" with the words "GraduateDiploma".The Official Sealof theMurdochUniversity washereto affixed in accordancewith SenateResolution90/85.

P. J. BOYCE, Vice-Chancellor.M. F. MABER, Registrar.

MURDOCH UNIVERSITY

Statute No. 4: Degreesand Diplomas

StatuteNo. 4 is to haveits title changedfrom "Degreesand Diplomas" to "Degrees,Diplomas andCertificates" and is to be amendedby the inclusion of the following new clause:

1d Certificates

i Certificate for the Teachingof Science

ii Certificate for the Teachingof Mathematicsand Computing.

The Official Seal of Murdoch University was hereby affixed in accordancewith SenateResolution90/85.

P. J. BOYCE, Vice-Chancellor.M. F. MABER, Registrar.

MURDOCH UNIVERSITY ACT 1973

Office of the Minister for Education,Perth, 1990.

It is herebynotified His Excellencythe Governor, in ExecutiveCouncil actingunderthe provisionsof section 25 of the Murdoch University Act, 1973 hasapprovedamendmentsto Statute No. 4.

Dated 1 May, 1990.

G. I. GALLOP, Hon. Minister for Education.

UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT 1911

Office of the Minister for Education,Perth, 1990.

It is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, in Executive Council acting under theprovisions of Section 33 1 of the University of Western Australia Act 1911, has approved theAmending Statute No. 2, of 1990.

G. I. GALLOP, Hon. Minister for Education.

UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT 1911

Office of the Minister for Education.Perth, 1990.

His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil, acting pursuantto the provisionsof Section 33of the University of WesternAustralia Act 1911, hasbeenpleasedto approvethe Statutemadebythe Senateof the University of WesternAustralia which is set out in the schedulehereunder.

G. I. GALLOP, Minister for Education.

ScheduleAmending Statute No. 2 of 1990

1. Amendmentsto Statute No. 8-The FacultiesSub-Clause8.b is amendedby the inclusion in alphabeticalorderof "Archaelogy",and"Fine Arts",in the list of departmentsestablishedwithin the Faculty of Arts.

Sub-Clause8.c is deletedand replaced by the following-

"c theprofessorsand lecturersin suchcentresas mayfrom time to time be establishedwithinthe faculty;"

MURDOCH UNIVERSITY

Sub-Clause8e is amendedby the deletion of the word "his" after "the Head of the Departmentof Educationor"


Clause9. is amended-

by the deletion of the word "his" after "the Chief Justiceof WesternAustralia or"by the inclusion of a new Sub-Clause0 to read as follows-

"f the EducationVice-Presidentof the BlackstoneSociety of the University;"and by the renumberingof existing Sub-ClausesI and g as g and h respectively.Sub-Clause 12b is amended by the inclusion of "Archaelogy", in the alphabetical list ofdepartmentswhich are establishedwithin the Faculty of Scienceand whose professors,lecturersand full-time senior tutors are membersof the Faculty.Sub-Clause12e is amendedby the deletion of the words, "the Centre for Prehistory,"

Sub-Clause15a is amendedby deleting existing Sub-Clause15a and replacing it by thefollowing-

"a the full-time membersof the academic staff in the Dental School and those holdingfractional appointments;"

Sub-Clause15.b is amendedby the deletion of the word, "his" after "the Dean of the Faculty ofMedicine or"

Sub-Clause16.1 is amended-

by the deletion of existing paragraphe and its replacementwith the following-

"e ten membersof the clinical teachingstaff excluding academicmembersof the Universitystaff asunder, eachelectedby the clinical teachingstaff of the teachinghospital/academicdepartmentconcernedto serve for a period of three years or for the duration of theirappointment as clinical teachingstaffwhichever is the shorter;

i one from the PrincessMargaret Hospital for Children;

ii one from the King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women;

iii threefrom the Royal PerthHospital of whom at leastone shall be a physicianandat least one shall be a surgeon;

iv one from FremantleHospital;

v two from Sir Charles GairdnerHospital;

vi two from the Departmentof General Practice"by deletingthe full-stop at the end of paragraphi and replacingit with a semi-colon; andby theaddition of a new paragraphj to read as follows-

"j National Health and Medical ResearchCouncil ResearchFellows employedunderfive yearcontractsin departmentswithin the Faculty."

2. AmendmentsTo Statute No. 17

Paragraph4.2 a is amendedby deleting "$100" andreplacing it with "$400".Paragraph71 a is amendedby deleting "$50" and replacingit with "$200".Paragraph8.1 a is amendedby deleting "$20" and replacing it with "$100".Paragraph91 a is amendedby deleting "$20" and replacing it with "$100".Paragraph101 a is amendedby deleting "$20" andreplacing it with "$100".

The Common Seal of the University of WesternAustralia was hereto affixed by authority of theSenate

Attested by FAYE GALE, Vice Chancellor.

Appointment of Polling PlacesPursuantto section100 1 and 100 3 of theElectoralAct 1907, I hereby appoint thepolling placesand chief polling place listed in the schedulehereunderfor the electoraldistrict of Cottesloe.Any previousappointment in respectto polling placesfor this district is hereby cancelledand thepolling places abolished.Dated 12 July, 1990.

L. E. SMITH, Electoral Commissioner.

ScheduleDistrict of Cottesloe

CITY BEACH:1. City Beach Primary School, MarapanaRoad.

CLAREMONT:2. ClaremontPrimary School, Bay View Terrace.

ELECTORAL ACT 1907


COTTESLOE:3. Civic Centre, BroomeStreet4. North Cottesloe Primary School, 100 Eric Street CHIEF POLLING PLACE FOR THE

DISTRICT.5. School for Children with Impaired Hearing, JohnstonStreet.

MOSMAN PARK:6. Mosman Park Primary School, 91 Victoria Street.

MT CLAREMONT:7. GraylandsPrimary School, 103 Alfred Road.

NORTH FREMANTLE:8. Community Centre, 2 ThompsonRoad.

SWANBOURNE:9. SwanbournePrimary School, Derby Street.

PERTH: Only Absent Votes Issued10. Office of the WesternAustralian Electoral Commission,4th Floor, 480 Hay Street.

ELECTORAL ACT 1907

Declarationof Special Institutions and HospitalsPursuantto section 100 1 of the Electoral Act 1907, I hereby declareeach of the institutions andhospitals setout in the schedulebelow in the Cottesloedistrict to be a specialinstitution or hospitalor both for the purposesof the Electoral Act 1907.Any previous declarationin respectto special institutions or hospitals or both for this district ishereby cancelled.Dated 12 July, 1990.


Schedule

District of CottesloeCLAREMONT:

1. Alfred Carson Hospital, 30 Bay Road.2. BethesdaHospital, 25 QueensleaStreet.3. MontroseNursing Home, 12 GrangeStreet.4. St Louis Estate-"Homestead",1 Dean Street.5. SundownerCentre Hostel, 416 Stirling Highway.

COTTE5LOE:6. WearneHostel for the Aged, 40 Marine Parade.

MOSMAN PARK:7. Mosman Park Nursing Home, 57 PalmerstonStreet.8. Rocky Bay Village, 60 McCabe Street.

NORTH FREMANTLE:9. Hillcrest Nursing Home, 23 HarvestRoad.

ELECTORAL ACT 1907

Appointment of RegistrarUnder theprovisions of sections6 and 8 of theElectoral Act 1907, I hereby appoint HeatherElaineSullivan to be registrar for the Cottesloe electoraldistrict.Dated 12 July, 1990.


* $ DU :i ii I PJ

FIRE BRIGADES SUPERANNUATION ACT 1985Amendments to existing expiry date of appointments of Western Australian Fire BrigadesSuperannuationBoard and WesternAustralian Fire Brigades DisablementBenefitsBoard.

Members-D. Barton 18/8/90J. Little 18/8/91H. Kuhaupt 18/8/92

Alternates-T. Cornford 18/8/91R. Jones18/8/90D. Watson 18/8/92

Dated23 July 1990.

G. G. ARGIRO, Secretary.


SOUTH WEST SEINE FISHERY NOTICE 1990

FD 705/88.

Made by the Minister under Section 9.

Citation

1. This noticemay be cited as the SouthWestBeachSeineFisheryNotice 1990.

Prohibition on useof beach seine nets

2. All personsother than the classesof personspecified in Items 1 and 2 ofthe Scheduleare prohibited from taking or attempting to takeany speciesoffish by meansof beachseine nets from the waters specified in Item 3 of theSchedule.

Schedule

1. Licensedprofessionalfishermenusinga licensedfishing boat the licence forwhich is endorsedpermitting it to be used to operatebeachseine netsin thewaters specified in Item 3.2. Holdersof recreationalFishing licencesspecifyingthat the holder may usea net.

3. All waters on the southwest coast of theState betweenTims Thicket Pointand Point D’Entrecasteaux.

Dated this 20th day of July 1990.G. HILL, Minister for Fisheries.

FISHERIES ACT 1905

WEST COAST ROCK LOBSTER LIMITED ENTRY FISHERY AMENDMENTNOTICE 1990Notice No. 456

FD 145/75.

Made by the Minister undersection 32.

Citation

1. This notice may be cited as’ the West Coast Rock Lobster Limited EntryFishery AmendmentNotice 1990.Principal notice

2. In this notice the West Coast Rock Lobster Limited Entry Fishery NoticeNo. 253* is referred to as the principal notice.Clause 19 amended

3. Clause19 of the principal notice is amendedby deletingsubclause2 andsubstituting-

2 Subjectto theapproval of theDirector, themaximum numberof potsthat may be transferredfrom one licensedboat to anotherlicensedboat isthe number by which the entitlement of the boat transferring the rocklobster pots may be reducedso that its entitlement doesnot fall below anumber which is less than-

a 64; or

b the number "b" obtainedby the formula 7a = b, where-

"a" is the length of the licensedboat in metresroundedto thenearestsingle decimal; and

"b" is roundedto the nearestwhole number,

whichever is greater.1* Published in theGazetteof 10 April 1987. For amendmentsto 20 July 1990see-

Notice No. Date Published in Gazette286 30 October 1987292 4 December1987356 27 May 1988377 13 January 1989385 3 February 1989413 15 September1989429 22 December1989.]

Dated this 23rd day of July 1990.

FISHERIES ACT 1905

Notice No. 416

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GORDON HILL, Minister for Fisheries.


FISHERIES ACT 1905

Part 1115-ProcessingLicences

FD 33/90.The Public is hereby notified that I have issueda permit to M. Manifis of Onslow, to establish a

processingestablishmentto processfish in pursuanceof the provisions of Section 35C of theFisheries Act 1905 on board licensedfishing boat "Paolina" registerednumber LFB C17, subjectto the following conditions-

That the processingestablishment-

1. Shall comply with the requirementsof the FisheriesAct 1905, and all Regulations,Ordersin Council, and Notices and Ministerial Directions issuedthereunder.

2. Shall not be used for the processingof rock lobster, prawns, abalone, tuna or salmon.

3. Shall comply with the requirementsof the Health Act 1911.

4. Shall be registeredasan exportestablishmentpursuantto theprovisionsof the parliamentof the Commonwealth Export Control Act 1982, and Orders made thereunder,morespecifically the PrescribedGoods General Orders and the fish Orders,should it be usedto processfish for export.

5. Shall not be used for the processingmarron Cherax tenuimanusunlessa licence is heldunder Section 39C of the FisheriesAct 1905.

6. Shall not be used for the processingof fish or crustaceacaughtby any other vessel.

In accordancewith theprovisionsof Section35K, any personaggrievedby this decisionmay,withinfourteendays after publication of this notice, appealagainst the decisionor orderby servingon theMinister for Fisheriesa statementin writing on the grounds of their appeal.

B. K. BOWEN, ExecutiveDirector of Fisheries.

FISHERIES ACT 1905

Part IIIB-ProcessingLicenceFD 312/90.The Public is hereby notified that I haveissueda permit to Mr StevenKolb of Pingelly, to establisha processingestablishmentto processfish in pursuanceto the provisions of Section 35C of theFisheriesAct 1905 at AldersydeRoad, Pingelly, subject to the following conditions-

That the processingestablishment-1. Shall comply with the requirementsof the FisheriesAct 1905, and all Regulations,Orders

in Council, and noticesand Ministerial Directions issuedthereunder.2. Shall not be used for the processingof any speciesof fish other than koonacs Cherax

plebejusand C. glaber and yabbiesCherax Destructor-alibus in accordancewith theseconditions.

3. Shall comply with the requirementsof the HealthAct 1911.

4. Shall comply with the requirementsof any Town PlanningSchemeor Interim developmentOrderGazettedunder the provisions of the Town Planning and DevelopmentAct 1928, orthe Metropolitan Region Town Planning SchemeAct 1959.

5. Shall be registeredasan exportestablishmentpursuantto the provisionsof theParliamentof the Commonwealth Export Control Act 1982, and orders made thereunder,morespecifically the prescribedgoodsgeneral orders andthe fish orders,should to processfishfor export.

6. Shall not be usedfor theprocessingof marron Cheraxtenuimanusunlessa licenceis heldunder Section 39C of the FisheriesAct 1905.

7. Live koonacsand/or yabbiesshall not be purchasedfrom any personother than a personauthorisedunder Part V of the FisheriesAct.

8. Shall not be used to processkoonacsand /or yabbiesother than by cleansingand packingwhole.

9. Shall not consign packagedkoonacsand/or yabbies other than by cleansingand packingwhole.

10. Shall not pack koonacsand yabbies in the same container.11. Yabbies andior koonacs shall not be sold unless a consignmentnote is completed in

triplicates by the licensed processoron the form provided by the FisheriesDepartment.12. The completedconsignmentnote shall be securelyattachedto the consignmentof yabbies

and/or koonacssold. A secondcopy shall be lodged with the FisheriesDepartmentwithinseven days of the sale. A third copy shall be retained by the licenseefor a period of twoyearscommencingfrom the day of consignment.

In accordancewith theprovisionsof Section 35K, any personaggrievedby this decisionmay,withinfourteendays after publication of this Notice, appealagainst the decision or order by serving onthe Minister for fisheries a statementin writing on the groundsof their appeal.

B. K. BOWEN, Executive Director of Fisheries.


FD 348/90.

FISHERIES ACT 1905

Part 1115-ProcessingLicence

The Public is hereby notified that I have issued a permit to Mr D. Marwick of York, to establisha processingestablishmentto processfish in pursuanceof the provisions of section 35C of theFisheriesAct 1905 at Buckingham Road, York, subjectto the following conditions.That the processingestablishment-

1. Shall comply with the requirementsof the FisheriesAct 1905, and all Regulations,Ordersin Council, and Notices and Ministerial Directions issuedthereafter.

2. Shall not be used for the processingof any speciesof fish other than koonacs Cheraxplebejusand C. glaber and yabbiesCheraxDestructor-alibus in accordancewith theseconditions.

3. Shall comply with the requirementsof the Health Act 1911.

4. Shall comply with the requirementsof any Town PlanningSchemeor Interim DevelopmentOrder gazettedunder the provisions of the Town Planning and DevelopmentAct 1928, orthe Metropolitan Region Town Planning SchemeAct 1959.

5. Shall be registeredasan export establishmentpursuantto theprovisionsof the Parliamentof the Commonwealth Export Control Act 1982, and orders made thereunder, morespecifically the prescribedgoodsgeneral ordersandthe fish orders,should to processfishfor export.

6. Shall not, be usedfor the processingof marron Cherax tenuimanusunlessalicenceis heldundersection 39C of the FisheriesAct 1905.

7. Live koonacsand/or yabbiesshall not be purchasedfrom any personother than a personauthorisedunder Part V of the FisheriesAct.

8. Shall not be used to processkoonacsand/oryabbiesother than by cleansingandpackingwhole.

9. Shall not consignpackagedkoonacsand/or yabbies other than by cleansingandpackingwhole.

10. Shall not pack koonacs and yabbiesin the samecontainer.

11. Yabbies and/or koonacs shall not be sold unless a consignment note is completed intriplicate by the licensed processoron the form provided by the FisheriesDepartment.

12. The completedconsignmentnote shall be securelyattachedto the consignmentof yabbiesand/or koonacssold. A secondcopy shall be lodged with the FisheriesDepartmentwithinsevendays of the sale. A third copy shall be retainedby the licenseefor a period of twoyearscommencingfrom the day of consignment.

In accordancewith the provisionsof section35K, any personaggrievedby this decisionmay,withinfourteen days after publication of this Notice, appeal against the decisionor order by servingonthe Minister for Fisheriesa statementin writing on the groundsof their appeal.

B. K. BOWEN, ExecutiveDirector of Fisheries.

FD 1132/80.

FISHERIES ACT 1905

Part III B-ProcessingEstablishments

The public is herebynotified that I haveapprovedan application to transfer theprocessinglicencefor the establishmentat 73 Cockburn Road, Albany. The processinglicence hasbeen transferredfrom Mr G. M. Gibson to Allegra Pty Ltd of 58 Drew Street, Albany.

B. K. BOWEN, Director of Fisheries.

Whereas errors occurred in the notices published under the above heading on page 3485 ofGovernmentGazette No. 74 dated20 July 1990 it is correctedas follows.

Delete the last line Signature line from each of the four cancellationsand insert " BRIANDEVINE, for ExecutiveDirector, Public Health "in the first and secondinstances;and" WAYNEG. JOLLEY, for ExecutiveDirector, Public Health. "in the third and fourth instances.

ERRATUM

HEALTH ACT 1911


At a meetingof the ExecutiveCouncil held in theExecutiveCouncil Chambers,at Perth, on 5 June1990 the following Order in Council was authorised to be issued:-

LAND ACT 1933ORDER IN COUNCIL

File No. 355/970.Whereasby Section 33 of the Land Act 1933, it is madelawful for the Governorto direct that anyReserveshall vest in and be held by any personor personsto be namedin the Order, in trust forany of the purposesset forth in Section 29 of the said Act, or for the like or other public purposesto be specified in suchOrder and with power of leasing.And Whereasit is deemedexpedientthatReserveNo. 41371 HopetounLot 630 should vest in and be held by the Shire of Ravensthorpeintrust for the purpose of "Recreation-Golf Course".Now, therefore,His Excellency the Governor,by and with the advice and consentof the ExecutiveCouncil, doeshereby direct that the beforementionedreserveshall vest in and be held by theShireof Ravensthorpein trust for "Recreation-Golf Course" with power to the said the Shire ofRavensthorpesubject to the approval in writing of the Minister for Lands to eachand every leaseor assignmentof leasebeing first obtained, to leasethe whole or any portion thereof for any termnot exceedingTwenty One 21 yearsfrom the dateof the lease,subjectneverthelessto the powersreservedto him by Section 37 of the said Act; provided that no such leaseor assignmentof leaseshall be valid or operativeuntil the approval of the Minister for Landsor an Officer authorisedinthat behalf by the Minister, hasbeen endorsedon the LeaseInstrument, or Deed of Assignment,as the casemay be.

M. C. WAUCHOPE, Clerk of the Council.

At a meeting of the Executive Council held in the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this17 July 1990, the following Orders in Council were authorisedto be issued-

LAND ACT 1933

ORDERS IN COUNCILWhereasby section 33 of the Land Act 1933, it is madelawful for the Governorto direct that anyReserveshall vest in and be held by any personor personsto be namedin the order in trust forthe like or other public purposesto be specified in such order: And whereasit is deemedexpedientas follows-

File No. 4294/968.ReserveNo. 30044 Avon Location 28378 should vest in and be held by the Town of Northam intrust for the purposeof "Drainage".

File No. 1500/989.ReserveNo. 41011 Cervantes Lots 808 and 809 should vest in and be held by the ExecutiveDirector of the Departmentof Conservationand Land Managementin trust for the purpose of"Depot Site C.A.L.M.".

File No. 3752/970.ReserveNos. 31413 Swan Location 8721, 32939 Swan Location 9141, 33341 Swan Location9274, 33735 Swan Locations 9380 and 9495 and 33747 Swan Location 9391 shouldvest in andbe held by the City of Wannerooin trust for the purposeof "Public Recreation".

File No. 1131/966.

ReserveNo. 28115 NorthamptonLot 444 should vest in andbe held by the Commissionerof Policein trust for the purposeof "Police".

File No. 6586/26.

ReserveNo. 22865 Canning Location 1207 should vest in and be held by the Water Authority ofWestern Australia in trust for the purposeof "Parkland".

File No. 6344/919.ReserveNo. 20641 Canning Location 2616 should vest in and be held by the Water Authority ofWestern Australia in trust for the purposeof "Parkiand".

File No. 1867/990.ReserveNo. 41435 Ashburton Location 91 should vest in and be held by The State EnergyCommissionof WesternAustralia in trust for the purpose of "Natural GasPipeline Purposes".

File No. 1866/990.ReserveNo. 41436 Ashburton Location 90 should vest in and be held by The State EnergyCommission of Western Australia in trust for the purpose of "Natural GasPipeline Purposes".


File No. 2564/986.ReserveNo. 41437 Ashburton Location 89 should vest in and be held by The State EnergyCommissionof WesternAustralia in trust for the purposeof "Natural GasPipeline Purposes".

File No. 4192/902.ReserveNo. 14682 Canning Location 971 should vest in and be held by the City of Armadale intrust for the purposeof "Car Park and Tourist Information Centre".

File No. 2957/972.ReserveNo. 32510 Swan Location 8999 should vest in and be held by the City of Wanneroointrust for the purposeof "Public Recreation".Now therefore,His Excellency the Governor,by and with the advice and consentof the ExecutiveCouncil, does hereby direct that the beforementionedReservesshall vest in and be held by theabovementionedmunicipalities in trust for the purposes aforesaid, subject neverthelessto thepowersreservedto him by section 37 of the said Act.


At ameetingof the ExecutiveCouncil held in the ExecutiveCouncil Chambers,at Perth, on 17 July1990 the following Orders in Council were authorisedto be issued:-

LAND ACT 1933

ORDERS IN COUNCILFile No. 2397/988.

Whereasby Section 34B1 of the Land Act 1933, it is made lawful for the Governorto revoke anOrder in Council issuedpursuantto Section 33 of that Act. And Whereasby Orderin Council dated10 April, 1990 Reserve41318wasvestedin the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder Kalgoorlie Lot 4844 andBoulder Lot 4447 in trust for the purposeof "Recreation,Parklandand Drainage".

File No. 3948/57.And Whereasby Order in Council dated8 October, 1958 Reserve24855wasvestedin the KalgoorlieRoadBoard in trust for the purposeof "Recreation"with power, subject to the approval in writingof theMinister for Lands beingfirst obtained,to leasethewhole or any portion thereoffor any termnot exceedingTwenty One 21 yearsfrom the date of the lease.

File No. 67/940.And Whereasby Order in Council dated 17 September,1980 ReserveNo. 22126 wasvestedin theMinister for Mines in trust for the purpose of "State Battery Site".

File No. 1131/966.And Whereas by Order in Council dated 3 October, 1989 Reserve 28115 was vested in theCommissionerof Police Northampton Lot 444 in trust for the purpose of "Court House, PoliceStation and Police Quarters".

File No. 6344/919.And Whereasby Order in Council dated 23 March, 1977 Reserve20641 was vestedin the Ministerof Water Supply, Sewerageand Drainage in trust for the purposeof "Water Supply".

File No. 411/990And Whereasby Order in Council dated 9 July, 1980 Reserve32143 was vested in the Shire ofNortham in trust for the purposeof "Recreationand Picnic Ground".

File No. 4192/902.And Whereasby Order in Council dated 21 February, 1934 Reserve14682 was vested in TheArmadale-KelmscottRoad Board Canning Location 971 in trust for the purposeof "MechanicsInstitute".


File No. 2647/959.And Whereasby Order in Council dated 2 February1961 Reserve25830 was vestedin the PerthRoadBoard in trust for the purposeof "Recreationand Drain".Now, therefore,His Excellencythe Governor,by and with the advice and consentof the ExecutiveCouncil, hereby directs that the beforementionedOrders in Council be revoked and the VestingOrders cancelledaccordingly.


AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in the Executive Council Chambers,at Perth, on17 July 1990 the following Orders in Council were authorisedto be issued-

LAND ACT 1933

ORDERS IN COUNCILFile No. 67/940.Whereasby section 33 of the Land Act 1933, it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyReserveshall vest in and be held by any personor personsto be namedin the Order, in trust forany purposespecifiedin suchOrderand with power of leasing;And whereasit is deemedexpedientthat ReserveNo. 22126 Boulder Lot 2736 should vest in and be held by the WesternAustralianMint in trust for the purposeof "Mineral Processing".Now, therefore,His Excellencythe Governor,by andwith the advice and consentof the ExecutiveCouncil, does hereby direct that the beforementionedReserveshall vest in and be held by theWesternAustralian Mint in trust for "Mineral Processing"with power to the said the WesternAustralian Mint, to leasethe whole or any portion thereof for any term not exceedingtwenty one21 yearsfrom the dateof the lease, subjectneverthelessto the powersreservedto me by section37 of the said Act.

File No. 9208/910.Whereasby section33 of theLand Act 1933, it is, inter alia, madelawful for the Governorby Orderin Council to direct that any land reservedpursuantto the provisions of this Act shall be grantedin fee simple to any personas defined in the said section subject to thecondition that the personshall not leaseor mortgagethe whole or any part of the land without the consentof the Governorandsubject to suchother conditionsand limitations as the Governorshall deemnecessaryto ensurethat the land it used for the purposefor which the land is reservedas aforesaid;And whereasitis deemedexpedientthat ReserveNo. 13079 Denmark Lot 1016 should be granted in fee simpleto the Denmark AssociationFor the Care of the Frail Aged and Disabled Inc. to be held in trustfor the purposeof "Aged PersonsHomes".Now, therefore,His Excellencythe Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator by andwith the adviceand consentof theExecutiveCouncil, doeshereby direct that thebeforementionedreserveshall begrantedin fee simple to theDenmark AssociationFor the Care of the Frail Aged andDisabledInc.to be held in trust for thepurposeaforesaidsubjectto thecondition that the land shall not be leasedor mortgagedin whole or in part without the consentof the Governor.

File No. 9208/910.Whereasby section34B 2 of the Land Act 1933, it is made lawful for the Governor to revoke anOrder in Council issuedpursuantto section 34 of that Act; And whereasby Order in Council dated23 June 1920, Reserve13079 wasplacedunder the control of the DenmarkRoadBoardas a Boardof Managementfor the purposeof "Park Lands".Now, therefore,His Excellencythe Governor,by andwith the advice and consentof the ExecutiveCouncil, hereby directsthat the beforementionedOrder in Council be revokedand theappointmentof the Denmark RoadBoard as a Board of Managementcancelledaccordingly.

File No. 411/990.Whereasby section33 of the Land Act 1933, it is madelawful for the Governor to direct that anyReserveshall vest in and be held by any personor personsto be namedin the Order, in trust forany designatedpurposespecifiedin suchOrderandwith power of leasing;And whereasit is deemedexpedientthat ReserveNo. 32143 Warranine SuburbanLots 129 and 130 should vest in and beheld by the Shire of Northam in trust for "Community Purposes".Now, therefore,His Excellencythe Governor, by and with the advice and consentof the ExecutiveCouncil, herebydirects that the beforementionedReserveshall vest in and be held by the ShireofNortham in trust for "Community Purposes"with power to the said the Shire of Northam subjectto theapproval in writing of theMinister for Lands to eachandevery leaseor assignmentof leasebeing first obtained,to leasethe whole or any portion thereof for any term not exceedingten 10yearsfrom the dateof the lease, subjectneverthelessto the powersreservedto him by section 37of the said Act; providedthat no suchleaseor assignmentof leaseshall be valid or operativeuntiltheapproval of the Minister for Lands or an officer authorisedin that behalf by the Minister, hasbeen endorsedon the LeaseInstrument, or Deed of Assignment, as the casemay be.


File No. 3948/57.

Whereasby section 33 of the Land Act 1933, it is made lawful for the Governorto direct that anyReserveshall vest in and be held by any personor personsto be named in the Order, in trust forany of the purposesset forth in section 29 of the said Act, or for the like or other public purposesto be specified in such Order and with power of leasing;And whereasit is deemedexpedientthatReserveNo. 24855 Boulder Lot 4508 should vest in andbe held by the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulderin trust for the purposeof "Recreation".

Now, therefore,His Excellency the Governor,by and with the advice and consentof the ExecutiveCouncil, doesherebydirect that the beforementionedReserveshall vest in and be held by the Cityof Kalgoorlie-Boulderin trust for "Recreation"with power to thesaid the City of Kalgoorlie-Bouldersubjectto the approval in writing of the Minister for Lands to eachand everyleaseor assignmentof leasebeing first obtained, to lease the whole or any portion thereof for any term not exceedingtwenty one 21 yearsfrom thedateof the lease,subjectneverthelessto the powersreservedto himby section37 of the said Act; provided that no such leaseor assignmentof leaseshall be valid oroperativeuntil theapproval of theMinister for Landsor an officer authorisedin that behalfby theMinister, hasbeenendorsedon the LeaseInstrument, or Deedof Assignment, as the casemay be.

File No. 2397/988.Whereasby section 33 of the Land Act 1933, it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyReserveshall vest in and be held by any personor personsto be namedin the Order, in trust forany of the purposesset forth in section 29 of the said Act, or for the like or other public purposesto be specifiedin such Order and with power of leasing;And whereasit is deemedexpedientthatReserveNo. 41318 Kalgoorlie Lot 4844 and Boulder Lot 4447 should vest in and be held by theCity of Kalgoorlie-Boulder in trust for the purposeof "Recreation,Parklandand Drainage".

Now, therefore,His Excellency the Governor, by and with the advice and consentof the ExecutiveCouncil, doeshereby direct that the beforementionedReserveshall vest in and be held by the Cityof Kalgoorlie-Boulder in trust for "Recreation,Parkland and Drainage" with power to the said theCity of Kalgoorlie-Bouldersubject to the approval in writing of the Minister for Lands to eachandevery leaseor assignmentof leasebeing first obtained, to lease the whole or any portion thereoffor any term not exceedingtwenty one 21 yearsfrom the dateof the lease, subjectneverthelessto the powers reservedto him by section 37 of the said Act; provided that no such lease orassignmentof leaseshall be valid or operative until the approval of the Minister for Landsor anofficer authorisedin that behalf by the Minister, hasbeen endorsedon the Lease Instrument, orDeed of Assignment,as the case may be.


HOUSING ACT 1980

CANCELLATION OF DEDICATIONDepartment of Land Administration,

Perth, 27 July 1990.

Corres. 847/44 V5.

It is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleasedtocancelunder the provisions of the "Housing Act 1980", the dedicationof-

ScheduleLocation or Lot No.; Correspondence.

Corrigin Lot 270; 3309/989.GeraldtonLot 1383; 976/954.Swan Location 6596; 2506/958V3.Wellington Location 4824; 834/959.

N. J. SMYTH, ExecutiveDirector.

ERRATUMFile No. 1212/1988.

Ex.Co. No. 707.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928; PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902;METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ACT 1959; STATE PLANNING

COMMISSION ACT 1985

LAND ACQUISITIONKwinana FreewayExtension South Street-YangebupRoadSection

Whereas an error occurred in the notice published under the above heading on page 3381 ofGovernmentGazetteNo. 72, dated 13 July 1990 it is correctedas follows-

On the second last line delete reference to "E. L. HALLAHAN," and insert " E. K.HALLAHAN, ".


CHANGE OF STREET NAMES

Departmentof Land Administration,Perth, 27th July 1990.

It is hereby notified for general information that His Excellencythe Governorhad beenpleasedtoapproveunder Section 10 of the "Land Act 1933" of the changeof nameof Streetsin the ShireofSerpentine-Jarrahdaleas set out in the schedulehereunder.

ScheduleFile No. 2133/981.

a Portion of Coffey Road to TallagandraCourt as shown shadedblue on the print at page23of Land Administration File 2133/981.

b Portion of Wolfe Road to Pony Placeas shownshadedblue on the print at page27 of the saidfile.

Public Plan: Peel 1:10 000 4.8, 4.4.

ScheduleFile No. 1195/971.The changeof nameof Streetsin the City of Cockburn as set out in the Schedulehereunder.a Portion of Lorimer Road to Milgun Drive as shown hatchedred on the print at page 140 of

Land Administration File 1195/71.b Portion of LeemingRoad to Diamond Court as shown shadedblue on the print at page 119a

of the said file.c Portion of Looming Roadto Fern Leaf Court as shown shadedgreenon theprint at page119a

of the said file.Public Plan: Perth 1:2000 11.05, 11.06, 13.10, 14.10.

ScheduleFile No. 3689/976.The changeof nameof Streetsin the City of Mandurah as set out in the Schedulehereunder.a AmbrosePlace to Rafferty road as shown highlighted greenon theprint at page232 of land

Administration File 3689/976.b Portion of PinjarraRoad to Old PinjarraRoadasshownhighlighted greenon theprint at page

226a of the said file.c SteerforthAvenue to Steerforth drive as shown highlighted orange on the print at page228

of the said file.Public Plan: Maridurah 1:2000 07.02. Murray 1:2000 07.39, 08.39, 08.40.

ScheduleFile No. 3702/981.The changeof nameof Streetsin the Shire of Roebourneas set out in the Schedulehereunder.a Mallina-YandeearraRoad to Mallina-YandeyarraRoad as shown highlighted orangeon the

print at page 34 of Land Administration File 3702/81.b portion of Point Samson-RoebourneRoad to Bartley Court as shown shadedred on the print

at page41 of the said file.Public Plans: Pyramid, Roebourne1:250 000. Point Sampson1:2000 13.39.

ScheduleFile No. 4075/989.The changeof nameof Streetsin the Shire of Cue as set out in the Schedulehereunder.a Portion of Cue-LakesideRoad to LakesideRoadas shown coloured red on the print at page

1 of Land Administration File 4075/989.b Portion of Cue-LakesideRoad to Cue Daydawn Roadas shown colouredblue on the print at

page 1 of the said file.Public Plan: Cue Regional 1:25 000.

A. A. SKINNER, Acting ExecutiveDirector.


NAMING AND CHANGE OF NAME OF STREETS

Departmentof Land Administration,Perth, 27 July 1990.

File No. 1074/984.It is herebynotified for general information that His Excellencythe Governorhasbeenpleasedtoapprovedundersection 10 of the "Land Act, 1933" of the naming and changeof nameof Streetsin the Shire of Kellerberrin as set out in the Schedulehereunder.

Schedule

1. The Changeof Nameof-

Portion of Innes Roadto Smith Roadasshownhighlightedpink on theprint at page48 of LandAdministration file 1074/984.

2. The Namingof-Smith Road being the road shown highlighted yellow on the print at page 48 of LandAdministration file 1074/984.

Public Plans: Doodlakineand Kwolyin 1:50 000.

File No. 991/983.The naming and changeof nameof Streetsin the Shireof Bridgetown-Greenbushesas set out inthe Schedulehereunder.

Schedule1. Changeof Name of-

a Portion of Muir Street to Brockman Highway as shown shadedblue on the print at page127 of Land Administration file 991/83.

b Portion of Muir Streetto South WesternHighway as shown shadedpurpleon the print atpage 127 of the said file.

2. Naming of-

a WagebadenupRidge being the road coloured orangeon the print at page 123 of LandAdministration file 991/83.

b SouthWesternHighway beingthe roadcolouredgreenon theprint at page 127 of thesaidfile.

c Brockman Highway being the roadcoloured red on the print at page 127 of the said file.

Public Plans: Bridgetown Townsite 1:2 000 30.01, 30.02Bridgetown Regional 1:10 000


CHANGE OF NAME OF STREETTown of Albany

Departmentof Land AdministrationPerth, 27th July 1990.

File No. 173/934It is hereby notified for general information that His Excellency the Governorhasbeen pleasedtoapproveunderSection 10 of theLand Act 1933 of the changeof nameof portion of SerpentineRoadto SerpentineEast Roadas shown colouredblue on the print at page 132 of Land AdministrationFile 173/934.

Public Plans: Albany 1:2 000 11.04 and 11.05.


NAMING OF STREET

Shire of DenmarkDepartment of Land Administration,


File No. 2253/971.It is hereby notified for general information that His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor andAdministrator has beenpleasedto approveunder Section 10 of the Land Act 1933 of the nameofKenton Drive being applied to the road highlighted green on the print at page 69 of LandAdministration File 2253-971.Public Plan: Owingup SW. 1:25 000.

A. A. SKINNER, Acting ExecutiveDirector.A76661-3


NAMING OF STREETSShire of Northampton

Departmentof Land Administration,Perth, 27th July 1990.

File No. 1352/86.It is hereby notified for general information that His Excellencythe Governorhasbeenpleasedtoapprove under Section 10 of the Land Act 1933, of the naming of Streets, in the Shire ofNorthamptonas set out in the Schedulehereunder.

Schedule

a BatemanStreetbeing at the portion of road shownhighlighted pink on the print at page35of the Land Administration File 1352/86.

b Williams Streetbeing the portion of roadshown shadedgreenon the print at page40 of thesaid file.

c White Cliffs Roadbeingthe portion of the road shown highlighted greenon the print at page45 of the said file.

Public Plans: Bowes N.E. 1:25 000. Gregory Regional 1:10 000. Northampton 1:2000 12.18.


TRANSFER OF LAND ACT 1893Application E372978

Take noticethat Robert HamersleyNomineesPty Ltd of Yandee, Toodyayhas madeapplication tobe registeredunderthe Act asproprietorof an estatein fee simple in possessionin the land situatedat Toodyay beingthe Avon Location 57 containing4.8562 Hectaresboundedon the north west bypart of the south easternboundaryof Avon Location 58 and a south easternboundaryof AvonLocation 741 and beingboundaryof Lot 1 on Plan 6294 togethermeasuring241.4 metres,on thenorth eastby part of the south western boundaryof Avon Location 4 and being boundary of Lot1 on Plan 6294 measuring201.17 metres, and on the south west by the north easternboundaryof Avon Location 66 and a north easternboundaryof Avon Location 197 togethermeasuring241.4metres, and on the south west by the north easternboundary of Avon Location 197 measuring201.17 metres.

All personsother than the applicant claiming any estate right title or interest in the above landanddesiringto object to the applicationarerequiredto lodge in this office on or before 17th August1990 a caveatforbidding the land being brought under the operationof the Act.

D. L. MULCAHY Registrar of Titles.

ERRATUMTRANSFER OF LAND ACT

Application E252183Whereasan error occurred in the notice published under the above heading on page 3380 ofGovernmentGazette No. 72 dated 13 July 1990 it is correctedas follows.Delete entire notice on page 3380 and insert the following.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893Application E252183

Take notice that TIMOTHY PETER BAILEY and BEATRICE ROSEMARY BAILEY, both of PostOffice Box 46, Dongarahavemadeapplication to be registeredunder the Act as proprietor of anEstatein fee simple in possessionin the land situated at Bonniefield RoadEast, DongarabeingPortion of Victoria location 368 containing 32.2119 hectaresand portion of Victoria location 212containing 13.6142 hectares.Firstly Portion of Victoria location 368 boundedon the north by part of the southernboundaryofBonniefield Road East measuring403.35 metres, on the east by the western boundary of thesouthernseveranceof lot 2 of Victoria location 888 on Diagram 55781 and the westernboundaryof Victoria location 367 being part of the boundaryof lot 3 on Diagram 55376 togethermeasuring797.35 metres,on the south by part of the northern boundaryof Victoria location 316 being partof the boundaryof lot 3 on Diagram 55376 measuring403.88 metres,on the west by the easternboundaryof Victoria location 212 measuring798.22metres.SecondlyPortion of Victoria location 212, the easternseveranceboundedon the north by part ofthe southernboundary of Bonniefield Road East measuring 141.92 metres, on the east by thewesternboundaryof portion of Victoria location368 measuring798.22metres,on thesouthby partof the northern boundary of Victoria location 316 being part of the boundaryof lot 3 on Diagram55376measuring6.04 metres,on the west by part of easternboundaryof Railway Reserveon Plan4312 measuring809.56 metres.


The central western severance,bounded on the north by part of the southern boundary ofBonniefield RoadEast measuring39.51 metres, on the east by part of the western boundaryofRailway Reserveon Plan 4312, measuring810.17 metres, on the south by part of the northernboundary of Victoria location 316 and part of the easternnorthern boundaryof Victoria location.683 being part of the boundaryof lot 3 on diagram 55376 measuring107.18 metres,on the westby part of the easternboundary of Brand Highway measuring419.94 metres and the easternboundariesof Victoria locations 1143 and 10915 together measuring384.44 metres.

The south western severanceboundedon the east by parts of the western boundary of BrandHighway measuring22.63 metres and 256.47 metres in sequence,on the south by part of theeasternmostnorthern boundaryof portion of Victoria location 683 measuring38.16 metres,on thewest by the northernmosteasternboundary of portion of Victoria location 683 and part of theeasternboundaryof Victoria location 1405 togethermeasuring276.46 metres.

All personsother than the applicantclaiming any estate right title or interestin the above landanddesiringto objectto the applicationarerequired to lodgein this office on or before 10th August1990 a Caveatforbidding the land being brought under the operationof the Act.

D. L. MULCAHY, Registrar of Titles.

RESERVES

Department of Land Administration,Perth, 27 July 1990.

His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil hasbeenpleasedto setapartasPublic Reservesthe land describedbelow for the purposetherein set forth.

File No. 2762/913. Canning-No. 41422 95 squaremetres"Use and Requirementsof the Ministerfor Works" Loc, No. 3710 Diagram 89595 Public Plan Perth 1:2000 21.13 Attfield Street.File No. 2564/986.Ashburton-No. 41437 2750 squaremetres"Natural GasPipelinePurposes"Loc.No. 89 Original Plan 15601 Public Plan Yarraloola 1:250 000 on Mardie Station.

File No. 1866/990. Ashburton-No. 41436 24.1387 hectares"Natural GasPipeline Purposes"Loc.No. 90 Original Plan 15601 Public Plan Yarraloola 1:250 000 on Mardie Station.

File No. 1867/990.Ashburton-No. 41435 1500 squaremetres"Natural GasPipelinePurposes"Loc.No. 91 Original Plan 15601 Public Plan Yarraloola 1:250 000 on Mardie Station.

File No. 355/970. Hopetoun-No. 41371 88.1422 hectares"Recreation-Golf Course" Lot No. 630Diagram 89454 Public Plan Hopetoun 1:50 000, 1:2000 34.01, 34.02 and 35.02 RoadNo. 11402.


AMENDMENT OF RESERVES


File No. 3948/57.His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil hasbeenpleasedto approve, under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of the amendmentof ReserveNo. 24855 at Boulder "Recreation"to compriseBoulder Lot 4508 as surveyedand shown borderedred on Land Administration Diagram 89514 inlieu of Boulder Lot 3001 and of its area being increasedto 13.3200 hectaresaccordingly.

Plan Kalgoorlie-Boulder 1:2 000 30.36 and 30.35 Boulder Road.

File No. 67/940.Amendmentof ReserveNo. 22126 Boulder Lot 2736 "StateBattery Site" to excludethat portionnow comprisedin Boulder Lot 4508 as surveyedand shownborderedred on Land AdministrationDiagram 89514 and of its areabeing reducedto 11.4415 hectaresaccordingly.


File No. 2762/913.Amendmentof ReserveNo. 14998 Canning Locations 1778, 1910, 2459 and 3158 "SchoolSite" toexcludethat portion now comprisedin CanningLocation 3710 as surveyedandshownborderedredon Land Administration Diagram 89595 and of its area being reduced to 5.1441 hectaresaccordingly.

Plan Perth 1:2 000 21.13 Attfield Street.

File No. 1131/966.Amendment of ReserveNo. 28115 at Northampton "Court House, Police Station and PoliceQuarters" to comprise Northampton Lot 444 as surveyed and shown bordered red on LandAdministration Diagram 89533 and of its areabeing increasedto 1.0240hectaresaccordingly.

Plan Northampton1:2 500 12.18 Erwood Road.


File No. 9208/910.Amendmentof ReserveNo. 13079 at Denmark "Park Lands" to comprise Denmark Lot 1016 assurveyedandshown borderedred on Land Administration Plan 17468 in lieu of Denmark Lots 128and 185 and of its areabeing reducedto 1.1100 hectaresaccordingly.Plan Denmark 1:2 000 20.12 and 21.12 PeaceStreet.

File No. 477/924.Amendmentof ReserveNo. 18587 at Denmark "Hospital Site" to compriseDenmark Lot 228 assurveyed and shown bordered red on Land Administration Plan 17468 and of its area beingincreasedto 2.1126 hectaresaccordingly.

Plan Denmark 1:2 000 21.12 Horsley Road.

File No. 4192/902.Amendment of ReserveNo. 14682 Canning District "MechanicsInstitute" to comprise CanningLocation971 as surveyedon Land Administration Diagram 89598 and of its areabeingreducedto1 388 squaremetresaccordingly.

Plan Perth 1:2 000 23.03 Jull Street.


CHANGE OF PURPOSEOF RESERVES


File No. 65Sf 26.His Excellency the Governor is Executive Council has been pleasedto approve, under section 37of the Land Act 1933, of thepurposeof ReserveNo. 22865 CanningLocation 1207 beingchangedfrom "Parks and Recreation"to "Parkland".

Plan Perth 1:2 000 26.21 and 26.22 Mundaring Weir Road.

File No. 6344/919.His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil hasbeenpleasedto approve, under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of the purposeof ReserveNo. 20641 Canning Location 2616 beingchangedfrom "Water Supply" to "Parkland".Plan Perth 1:2 000 26.20, 26.21, 27.20 and 27.21 Mitchell Road.

File No. 9208/910.His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council has been pleasedto approve, under section 37of theLand Act 1933 of the purposeof ReserveNo. 13079 Denmark Lot 1016 beingchangedfrom"Park Lands" to "Aged PersonsHomes".Plan Denmark 1:2 000 20.12 and 21.12 PeaceStreet.

File No. 411/990.His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleasedto approve, under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of thepurposeof ReserveNo. 32143 WarranineSuburbanLots 129 and 130beingchangedfrom "Recreationand Picnic Ground" to "Community Purposes".Plan Clackline 1:10 000 3.2 Gooch Road.

File No. 4192/902.His Excellencythe Governor in ExecutiveCouncil hasbeen pleasedto approve,under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of the purposeof ReserveNo, 14682 Canning Location 971 being changedfrom "Mechanics Institute" to "Car Park and Tourist Information Centre".Plan Perth 1:2 000 23.03 Jull Street.

File No. 2957/972.His Excellencythe Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has beenpleased to approve,under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of thepurposeof ReserveNo. 32510 SwanLocation 8999 beingchangedfrom"Recreation"to "Public Recreation".Plan YanchepN.E. and pt NW. 1:25 000.


File No. 2243/985.His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleasedto approve,under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of the purposeof ReserveNo. 40090 Peel Estate Lot 1353 beingchangedfrom "Use and Requirementsof the Minister for Works" to "School Site".Plan Peel 1:10 000 4.8 Anketell Road.

File No. 1131/966.

His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleasedto approve,under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of the purposeof ReserveNo. 28115 Northampton Lot 444 being changedfrom "Court House, Police Station and Police Quarters" to "Police".

Plan Northampton1:2 500 12.18 Erdwood Road.

File No. 67/940.His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleasedto approve,under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of the purposeof ReserveNo. 22126 Boulder Lot 2736 being changedfrom"State Battery Site" to "Mineral Processing".



CANCELLATION OF RESERVES

Departmentof Land Administration,Perth, 27 July 1990.

File No. 2844/955.His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleasedto approve, undersection 37of the Land Act 1933 of the cancellation of ReserveNo. 24260 Wundowie Lots 175, 176 and 245to 248 inclusive "Government Requirements".

Plan: Avon 1:2000 4.07.

File No. 3174/989.His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council has beenpleasedto approve,under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of the cancellation of ReserveNo. 20489 Avon Location 25478 "Use andRequirementsof the GovernmentEmployeesHousing Authority".

Plan: NarembeenTownsite. Wilfred and ThomasStreets.

File No. 5039/27.His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council hasbeenpleasedto approve, under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of the cancellationof ReserveNo. 13770PlantagenetDistrict "ExpectedfromSale".

File No. 5086/897.

His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleasedto approve,under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of thecancellation of ReserveNo. 6442 Broad Arrow Lots 62 to 65 inclusive"Municipal".

File No. 11332/02.

His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council hasbeenpleasedto approve, under section 37of the Land Act 1933 of the cancellation of ReserveNo. 21393 Broad Arrow Lot 522 "Mining".

Plan: Broad Arrow Townsite. Duke Street.



LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

ORDERS OF THE MINISTER FOR LANDS

L.A. Corres 1676/986.Whereasby section 288 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, it shall be lawful for the Minister forLands, on requestby a Council of a Municipal District, by Order published in the GovernmentGazetteto declareany lands reservedor acquired for useby the public or used by the public as astreet,way, public place, bridge or thoroughfare,under the care, control, and managementof theCouncil, or lands comprised in a private street, constructedand maintainedto the satisfactionofthe Council or lands comprised in a private street of which the public hashaduninterruptedusefor a period of not less than ten years, as a public street and if the Council thinks fit, that theMinister for Lands shall declarethe width of the carriagewayand footpathsof the public street.

And whereas the Shire of Murray has requestedthat certain lands namedand describedin theschedulehereunder,which havebeenreservedfor a street within its municipal district be declareda public street.Now therefore, the Minister for Lands by and with the advice doeshereby declarethe said landsto be a public street, and suchland shall, from the dateof this Order, be absolutelydedicatedto the public as a streetwithin the meaningof any law now or hereafterin force.

Schedule

Road No. 18184 Fields Street A strip of land 20.12 metreswide, widening in parts, commencingat thenorthwesternside of Phillips Roadand extendingwestwardasdelineatedandmarkedFieldsStreet and coloured mid brown on Land Administration Diagram 89668.RoadNo. 18183 Butler Street i A strip of land 20.12 metreswide, widening in parts,commencingat the southernside of Baker Street and extendingas delineatedon Land Administration OriginalPlan 11760 southwardto terminate at a line in prolongation westwardof the northern boundaryof Pinjarra Lot 258.

ii Extension That portion of vacant Crown Land commencingat the southernterminus of thepresentroad and extendingas delineatedand marked Butler Street and coloured mid brown onLand Administration Diagram 89668.Public Plan: Pinjarra 1:2 000 13.31


LAND ACT 1933NOTICE OF INTENTION TO GRANT A SPECIAL LEASE UNDER SECTION 116

Departmentof Land Administration,Perth, 6 July, 1990.

Corres2639/985.It is herebynotified that it is intendedto grant a leaseof Hampton Location 191 to GoldfieldsSoloRiders Club Inc. for a term of 21 years for the purposeof "Motor Cycle Track".


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960;PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902LAND RESUMPTION

RoadWidening-RoadNo. 17221-Anstey Road-City of RockinghamFile No. 2834/984.Ex. Co. No. 1388.Notice is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that pursuantto a resolution of the City ofRockinghampassedat a meetingof the Council held on or about 8 October 1985 the severalpiecesor parcels of land describedin the schedulehereto, being all in the PeelEstate District have, inpursuanceof the written approval and consentof His Excellencythe Governor,actingby and withthe adviceof the ExecutiveCouncil, dated 17 July, 1990, beenset apart, taken or resumedfor thepurposeof the following public work, namely: RoadWidening-RoadNo. 17221-Anstey Road-Cityof Rockingham.And further notice is hereby given that the said piecesor parcelsof land so set apart, taken, orresumedare markedoff and more particularly describedon Departmentof Land AdministrationDiagram 89589, which may be inspectedat the Department of Land Administration, Perth. Theadditionalinformation containedin theScheduleafter the land descriptionsis to define locality onlyand in no way derogatesfrom the Transferof Land Act description.And it is herebydirected thatthesaid lands shall vest in Her Majesty for an estatein feesimple in possessionfor thepublic workherein expressed,freed and dischargedfrom all trusts, mortgages,charges,obligations, estates,interests,rights-of-way or other easementswhatsoever.


Schedule

Owner or ReputedOwner

Occupieror ReputedOccupier

Description Area

Secret Harbour PtyLtd.

Secret Harbour PtyLtd.

That portion of Peel Estate Lot901 as is delineatedand coloureddark brown on Department ofLand Administration Diagram89589 being part of the land contained in Certificate of Title Volume 1434 Folio 811.

1140m2

Certified correct this 9th day of July, 1990.FRANCIS BURT, Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.

KAY HALLAHAN, Minister for Lands.Dated this 9th day of July, 1990.

Road Dedication

It is herebynotified that the Minister for Lands hasapproved,pursuantto section288 of the LocalGovernmentAct, thededicationaspublic street the roadsin thevariousMunicipalities asdescribedin the abovementionedresumptionnotices.

By Order of the Minister for Lands.

Datedthis 27th day of July, 1990.N. J. SMYTH, Executive Director.

Building Surveyor

It is hereby notified for public information that Trevor John Walker has been appointed ShireBuilding Surveyor, effective from Monday 6th August 1990.

The appointment of Bruce Henry Boyd as Shire Building Surveyor is cancelled as of Friday3rd August 1990.

P. J. HUGHSON, Shire Clerk.


City of Perth

SCHEDULE OF FEES AND CHARGES

Sporting Reserves/CommunityHalls/Aquatic Centres

It is hereby notified for public information that the Council of the City of Perthresolvedon 11 June1990 to adoptthe following feesand chargesfor Aquatic Centres,Sports Groundsand CommunityHalls effective from 1 July 1990, 1 October 1990 and 1 January1991 respectivelyin accordancewith the provisions of Section 191A of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-

FEES AND CHARGES FOR CITY OF PERTH AQUATIC CENTRES-i JULY 1990:

Table of Fees and Charges

1 Admission to Pool Premisesand Use of Pools-A person 15 yearsof age or above $1.50A person 5 yearsof age and under 15 yearsof age $1.00A child under the age of 5 years FreeAny personattendingschool who is under instruction by an authorisedswimmingteacheror any personunder the control of a City of Perth Licenced SwimmingCoach $0.80

A pensioner/SeniorCard holder $1.00Vacation Classes $0.80SpectatorParentattending vacation classes $0.80Adult LessonsSplash $3.00Adult Lessonswith Pension/Seniorcard Splash $2.50Aerobics/Hydrobics $3.50Scuba Diving $3.50

SHIRE OF COOLGARDIE


2 Admission to Pool PremisesOnly At All Times-A parent accompanyinga personunder instruction of a LicencedCoach FreeUse of Towel $1.30Hire of Locker per annum-

Full Length $35.00Quarter Length $20.00

Hire of Locker casual use $1.10Custody of Lost Property $1.00Hire of Electronic Timing $250.00

3 Admission to a Swimming Carnival-A person15 years of age or above $1.50Hire of Grandstand-

Attendance Day Evening Weekends$ $ $

000- 750 200.00 300.00 600.00751-i 500 250.00 450.00 700.00

1 50 1-2 000 400.00 700.00 900.002 00 1-2 500 500.00 800.00 1 000.002 501-3500 600.00 900.00 1 500.00

3 501-over 900.00 1 250.00 2 250.00

4 CoachingLicences-1October 1990-Annual-$1 331.00per laneper hourCasual-$3.30per lane per hour

HIRE CHARGES FOR CITY OF PERTH SPORTSGROUNDSRESERVES-i OCTOBER 1990Scheduleof Chargesand Fees-CasualRates1 EnclosedGrounds-

Velodrome,Perry Lakes Stadium and Warm-up Track, Floreat Oval:i Hire charge$182.00 per day

Half day $96.50 per dayor 33% of gatereceipts lessgatekeeping and gamelighting costswhen admissionis chargedby the hirer, whichever is greater.

ii Perry LakesArena Additional charges:Athletic Track $123.00 per dayJuniors 50% of relevantcharge

2 SupremeCourt Gardensand Orchestral Shell-Gardens$96.50per hiringShell $96.50per hiring

3 Sundry Reserve-With facilities $91.00 per day; $45.50 per half dayWithout facilities $51.50 per day; $30.00per half dayJuniors 50% of relevant fee

4 Turf Wicket-CasualHire $250.00 per day

5 Social Rooms-Hire chargefor other than homeclubs $15.00 per use

6 Liquor Permits-Casualpermit $15.00per day

7 Circus Showing $250.00 per dayDeposits:

Prior to Occupancy$2 000.00Booking Non Refundable $500.00

8 Wedding Licences-Harold Boas Gardens$15.00 per hour/perlicenceQueensGardens

9 Tennis Courts-i GrassCourts

McCallum Park/RobertsonPark

Weekdays Weekendsand

PublicHolidays

Hourly $4.75 $7.00Hourly Schools $2.75 -

Half day a.m $9.00 $12.75Half day p.m $9.00 $25.00Peakperiod 4.30-6.30pm $8.00 -


ii Hard Courts Weekdays WeekendsMcCallum/RobertsonPark/City Beach and

PublicHolidays

Day-time/hr $4.75 $7.00Night-time/hr $6.50 $8.50Lathlain/Carlisle

Hourly $2.75 $2.75

10 CommercialRates-First two hours$215.00 per hourSecondtwo hours $110.00 per hourThereafter $55.00per hourMinimum charge$215.00Maximum per day $850.00

11 Seasonalcharges-a Base seasoncharge$31.50 per playerb Special circumstances:

1 Juniors 17 years and under or full-time students to 20 years playing in juniorcompetition: Basex 0.25

2 Training or Match Play only:Seniors-Basex 0.6Juniors-Basex 0.6 x 0.25

3 No changeroomfacilities: Base x 0.754 Social Rooms: Basex 1.15 Turf Cricket Wickets: Basex 3.5

HIRE CHARGES FOR CITY OF PERTH HALLS AND COMMUNITY CENTRES-1 JANUARY 1991

Chargeper hour or part thereofMain Halls LesserHalls

8am-6pm Gpm-l2mn 8am-6pm 6pm-l2mn

1 Non-profit organisations-Pensioner Groups, Play Groups, CharitableGroups, Schools,Churchesa Meetings, lecturesetc 1/2 hour preparation ... $11.00 $14.00 $5.50 $8.00b Dances, trophy nights No alcohol 2 hourspreparation $19.50 $19.50 $12.50 $12.50c Cabarets-Dances,trophy nights, Dinnerswith alcohol 2 hours preparation $25.50 $25.50 $17.00 $17.00

2 Community Activities-For which a fee is chargedClasses for Keep Fit,Yoga Dance etc 1/i hour preparation $14.50 $17.00 $7.50 $10.00

3 Commercial/Private-a Meetings, lecturesetc 1/2 hour preparation... $15.00 $18.50 $7.50 $10.50b Weddings,Cabarets,Parties 2 hours preparation $34.00 $34.00 $22.50 $22.50

4 SeasonalBookings Duration of 3 days or more-$125.00 per day or 10% of grosstakings, whichever is the greater.After midnight-all halls

$68.50per hour or part thereof. CATEGORIES OF HALL UTILISATION-

1. Non-profit/Community Organisations/Activities Bonda Committee or group meetings or activities for pensionergroups,playgroups,schools,charitablegroups,churches,sportingclubs, lodgesand others for meetingsonly $150.00b Dances,trophy nights conductedby community groupsNO ALCOHOL $150.00c Dances,Trophy Nights, Cabaretsconductedby Community GroupsWITH ALCOHOL $250.00

2. Community Activities for which a fee is charged-Classes-dance,drama,keepfit, yoga,selfdefence,etc. otherthan performancessee category33. Commercial/PrivateHiring-Weddings,cabarets,seminars,films screening,drama performancesfor private

250 00benefitor profit making4. SeasonalBookings Duration 3 days or more-Fee includes setting up time. If booking Perth Town Hall, booking mustaccommodateTuesdayMorning Show 1 000.00

Dated this 16th day of July 1990.R. F. DAWSON, Chief Executive/TownClerk.

A76661-4



City of Perth

SCHEDULE OF FEES AND CHARGESCity of Perth Golf Complex

It is herebynotified for public information that the Council of the City of Perthresolvedon 16 July1990, to adopt the following fees and chargesfor the City of Perth Golf Complex for the 1990/91financial year in accordancewith theprovisionsof section i9lA of theLocal GovernmentAct 1960-

i Golf Course

a Weekend/PublicHolidays18 Holes $9.259 Holes $6.00

b Weekdays18 Holes $7.509 Holes $4.75

c Pensioners18 Holes $4.759 Holes $3.10

c Seniors18 Holes $5.509 Holes $3.60

ii Driving Range

a Small Bucket $3.00b Medium Bucket $5.00c Large Bucket $7.75

iii Hire of Equipmenta 7 Clubs/Bag/Buggy $7.50b 14 Clubs/Bag/Buggy $16.25c Buggy $2.70

Dated this 17th day of July 1990.R. F. DAWSON, Chief Executive/TownClerk.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Mundaring

FIFTEENTH SCHEDULE PARTS 2 AND 3It is hereby notified for public information that Council has set by resolution the following feesinaccordancewith section 464 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-

Impounded Impoundedbetween between

6 am. and 6 p.m. and6 p.m. 6 am.

RangersFees $ $1. Entire horses, mules, asses,camels,bulls, boars, per head ... 75.00 100.002. Mares, geldings,colts, fillies, foals, oxen, cows, steers,heifers,

calves, rams or pigs, per head 75.00 100.003. Wethers, ewes, lambs, goats, per head 15.00 25.00

First 24 Hours Subsequentor part each 24 hoursthereof or part thereof

Pound Feesfor Cattle $ $1. Entire horses,mules, asses,camels, bulls, or boars above or

apparentlyabove the age of two years-per head 40.00 20.002. Entire horses,mules, asses,camels, bulls or boarsunder the

age of two years-per head 20.00 10.003. Mares, geldings, colts, fillies, foals, oxen, cows, steers,heif

ers-per head 20.00 10.004. Calves,rams, wethers, ewes, lambs, goatsor pigs-per head 10.00 5.00

For each24 hours orPart thereof

Chargesof Sustenance $1. Entire horses, mules,asses,camels,bulls, mares,geldings, colts, fillies, foals,

cows, steers,heifers, calves or pigs of any description-perhead 8.00

2. Rams, wethers, ewes, lambs or goats-per head 3.00

M. N. WILLIAMS, GeneralManager.


Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale

Relieving Building Surveyor

It is hereby notified for public information that Mr Stanley Hayeshasbeenappointed RelievingBuilding Surveyor from 30 July 1990 to 31 August 1990 inclusive, during the absenceof theBuilding Surveyoron Annual Leave.

NED FIMMANO, Shire Clerk.


MUNICIPAL ELECTIONSDepartmentof Local Government,


It is hereby notified, for general information, in accordancewith section 138 of the LocalGovernmentAct 1960, that the following personshavebeenelectedmembersof theundermentionedMunicipalities to fill the vacanciesshown in the particularshereunder-

Date of Election; Member Elected; Surname,First Names; Office; Ward; How Vacancy Occurred;a Effluxion of time, b Resignation, c Death, d Disqualified, e Other; Name of Previous

Member; Remarks.

Shire of Kalamunda

26/5/1990; Scarfield,Frank; Councillor; North-West;c; Hegnoy, P. J.; Extraordinary.

Shire of Swan

14/7/1990; Quinn, Christine Anne; Councillor; Guildford; c; Davis, H.; Extraordinary.

Shire of Ravensthorpe

5/5/1990; Carmichael,Alan Campbell; Councillor; Ravensthorpe;a; Carmichael,A. C.; Annual.

5/5/1990; Blond, Peter James;Councillor; South; a; Witham, M.; Annual.

Shire of Waroona

16/6/1990; Young, Robert Leslie; Councillor; Town; b; McNeill, R. E.; Extraordinary.

16/6/1990; Borserio, Peter Bert; Councillor; South; c; Brown, A. J.; Extraordinary.

City of South Perth

14/7/1990; Macpherson,Lauraine Marjorie Gladys; Councillor; Kensington; b; Sneeuwjagt,R. J.;Extraordinary.

City of Subiaco

7/7/1990;Godfrey, Clifford John; Councillor; South; b; Barns, M. G. J.; Extraordinary.

S. COLE, Director, Local GovernmentServices.


HEALTH ACT 1911

Shireof CorriginMemorandumof Imposing Rates

At a meetingof the Shire of Corrigin held on the 17th July 1990 it wasresolvedthat the ratesandchargesspecified hereundershould be imposedon all rateable property within the district of theShire of Corrigin in accordancewith the provisions of the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and theHealth Act 1911.

Dated 17th July 1990.M. D. TURNER, President.

I. G. DAVIES, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof Rates andCharges

GeneralRate-9.8209 cents in the dollar on GrossRental Values.2.177 9 centsin the dollar on unimprovedValues.

Minimum Rate-$60.00:Corrigin Town and Rural Properties.$30.00: Bullaring, Bulyee, Bilbarin Townsites.

Discount-A discount of 10 per centwill be allowed on current rates paid in full within 35 daysfrom the dateof service of the notice.

A penalty of 10 per cent will be chargedon all ratesexceptdeferredpensionerratesoutstandingon 31 January1991.

Rubbish Charge-$65.00per annum per 240 litre bin service.$32.00per annum per 240 litre bin servicepensioners.



City of Perth

Memorandumof Imposing Rates

At a specialmeetingof the Council of the City of Perthheld on 16 July 1990, it wasresolvedthatthe ratesand chargesspecifiedhereundershould be imposedon all rateable propertieswithin thedistrict of the municipality for theperiod 1 July 1990 to 30 June1991, in accordancewith theLocalGovernmentAct 1960, the City of Perth EndowmentLands Act 1920 and the HealthAct i9i 1.

CHARLES HOPKINS, Lord Mayor.R. F. DAWSON, Chief Executive/TownClerk.

Scheduleof Ratesand ChargesLevied

a General rate of 5.351 centsin the dollar on thegrossrental value of all the rateablelandwithin the City of Perth with theexceptionof the land specifiedin the preambleof the Cityof Perth Endowment Lands Act 1920. The said rate, other than removals of refuseof aspecialnature such as tree prunings, abnormaltrade or commercialwaste.

b General rate of 0.369 cents in the dollar on the unimprovedvalue of all the rateablelandspecified in the preambleto the City of Perth EndowmentLands Act 1920. The said rate,including cost of removal and disposalof refuse, other than removalsof refuseof a specialnature such as tree prunings, abnormaltrade or commercialwaste.

Minimum Rate-A minimum rate of $200 per annum be imposed,pursuantto section 552 of theLocal GovernmentAct 1960, in respectof any rateableland.

Rubbish Charge-UnratedProperties-

i Where theCouncil suppliescarts-$1.80 per cart clearance,the minimum chargebeing forone cart clearanceper week.

ii Whereuser supplies carts-$1.55 per cart clearance,the minimum chargebeing for onecart clearanceper week.

Penalty for Unpaid Rates-A penalty of 10 per cent of rates owing will be imposedfor any ratesremaining unpaid at 31 January 1991, in accordancewith section 550A of the LocalGovernmentAct 1960.


HEALTH ACT 1911

Shire of Dumbleyung

Memorandumof Imposing Ratesand ChargesTo whom it may concern.

At the meetingof the Shire of Dumbley’ungheld on 12th July 1990, it was resolvedthat the ratesand chargesas specifiedhereundershould be imposedon all rateablepropertywithin the Shire ofDumbleyungin accordancewith the provisions of the abovementionedActs.

Dated 20 July 1990.G. J. GOODING, President.

G. E. WHEELER, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof RatesLevied and ChargesImposed

GeneralMunicipal Rates-Rural Areas-1.374 cents in the dollar on unimprovedvalues.

Townsites-16.214cents in the dollar on grossrental values.

Minimum-$84 Dumbleyungand Kukerin Townsitesonly on municipal rates.

SewerageRates-DumbleyungTownsite: 8.812 cents in the dollar on grossrental values.

Discount: A discount of 10 per cent allowed on currentgeneraland sewerageratespaid in fullwithin 35 days of dateof service of rate notice.

Penalty: A penalty of 10 per cent will be applied to all rates outstandingafter 31st January1991.RefuseCollection-Residential Dumbleyungand Kukerin Townsites-onceweekly service-

$75 per annum per bin.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960HEALTH ACT 1911

Shire of YalgooMemorandumof Imposing Rates

At a meetingof the Shireof Yalgoo held on 18 July 1990, it wasresolvedthat the ratesandchargesspecifiedhereundershall be imposedon all rateablepropertywithin theMunicipality in accordancewith the provisions of the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and the Health Act 1911.Scheduleof Charges

GeneralRate:GrossRentalValues-4.4 cents in the dollarUnimproved Values-15.8cents in the dollarGrossRentalValue Minimum Rate-$90.00UnimprovedValue Minimum Rate-$iOO.00

Penalty

A 10% penalty will be levied againstratesoutstandingasat 31st dayof January1991. PensionersRatesbeing excluded.

RefuseDomestic Refuse 1 Collection-$ 100.00CommercialRefuse2 Collections-$200.O0CommercialRefuse3 Collections-$280.00Dated 20 July 1990.

J. H. MORRISSEY, President.R. J. SMITH, Shire Clerk.


Shireof Swan

Memorandumof Imposing Ratesand Charges

Th whom it may concern,At a meetingof the SwanShire Council held on 12 July 1990 it was resolvedthat the rates andchargesspecifiedhereundershould be imposedupon all rateablepropertywithin the district of theShire of Swan in accordancewith provisions of the abovementionedActs.

Dated 19 July 1990.C. M. GREGORINI, President.

B. W. T. LUMSDEN, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof Rates and ChargesLevied

GRVcents

UVcents

GeneralRates-Commercial 8.91 -

Industrial 10.46 -

Residential and Other 8.53 -

General Rural - 0.943Swan Valley RuralSpecialAreaBusiness

-

-

-

0.8480.9430.943

Urban FarmlandRates-General -‘- 0.66Swan Valley Rural - 0.66

Minimum Rates-

For land rated on GrossRentalValuation-$325 for each separatelot location or other piece of rateable property zonedother than

Commercialor Industrial$430 for eachseparatelot location or other piece of rateableproperty zoned Commercial

or IndustrialFor land rated on UnimprovedValuation-

$430 for eachseparatelot location or other piece of rateableproperty


Sanitation and RefuseCharges-Ratedproperties: $90 per annum for one removal per weekNon Ratedproperties: $130 per annum for one removal per week

Discounton Rates-In accordancewith section 550 2 of the Local GovernmentAct, a discount of10 per centwill be allowed for paymentof rates in full within 35 days of issue of the rate notice.Penalty on Rates-In accordancewith section 550A of the Local GovernmentAct a penalty of10 per cent will be levied againstratesoutstandingas at 31 January 1991.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960City of Belmont

Memorandumof Imposing RatesTo whom it may concern:At a meetingof the Belmont City Council held on 23 July 1990, it was resolved that the ratesspecifiedhereundershould be imposedon all rateableland within thedistrict of theCity of Belmontandservicesasdescribedbelow in accordancewith theprovisions of the Local GovernmentAct 1960.Dated this 24th day of July 1990.

P. P. PARKIN, Mayor.B. R. GENONI, Town Clerk.

Scheduleof RatesLeviedGeneral Rate-6.2057cents in the dollar on GrossRental Value.Specific Area Rate-City of Belmont SpecifiedArea Order 1983. GovernmentGazette19/8/1983.

That 1.3960 cents in the dollar on GrossRentalValues in addition to the aboverate of 6.2057cents,making a total general rate of the specified areaof 7.6017 cents in the dollar.

Minimum Assessment-$305per lot.

RubbishCharges-$107 per annumfor one240 litre cart removedweekly which includesthe supplyand removal of a 3 cubic metre Bulk Bin four times during the year ending 30 June 1991.

Non-RateableProperties-$141per annum for one 240 litre cart removedweekly.Bulk Bins-$887.50per annum per bin removedweekly.


HEALTH ACT 1911

Shireof MundaringMemorandumof Imposing Ratesand Charges

To whom it may concern:At a meetingof the Mundaring Shire Council held on 5 July 1990, it was resolved that the ratesand chargesspecifiedhereunder,should be imposedupon all rateableproperty within the districtof the Shire of Mundaring in accordancewith provisions of the abovementionedActs.

Scheduleof Ratesand ChargesLeviedGeneralRates

GRV UVCode Zone Cents Cents

1 Residential 7.96514 Special ResidentialBushland 7.965i5 Rural and Intensive Rural 1.39006 Special Rural, LandscapeInterest, Rural Residential 1.39007 Commercial 9.50698 Professionaland ServiceOffice 9.50699 Light Industrial and Showroom Office 6.7335

10 Hotel, Tavern 8.6825ii ServiceStation, Fuel Depot 6.733512 Special Purpose 6.7757

Urban Farmland

5 Rural and IntensiveRural .83396 Special Rural, LandscapeInterest, Rural Residential .8339

Minimum RatesFor land rateson Gross Rental Valuations-

$3 15.00 per annum for eachseparatelot, location or other piece of rateableproperty zoned1Residential and 12 Special Purpose.

$350.00 per annum for eachseparatelot, location or other pieceof rateableproperty zoned4Special Residential Bushland.


$535.00 per annum for eachseparatelot, location or other piece of rateablepropertyzoned7Commercial;8 ProfessionalService Office; 9 Light Industry; 10 Hotel, Tavern; ii ServiceStation and Fuel Depot.

For land rateson Unimproved Valuations-

$350.00 per annum for eachseparatelot, location or other piece of rateablepropertyzoned5Rural, Intensive Rural; 6 Special Rural, LandscapeInterest, Rural Residential.

Sanitationand RefuseCharge

$64.50 per 70 litre bin per annum for one 1 bin per week for propertieszoned Commercial,ProfessionalService Office, Light Industry, ShowroomOffice, Hotel, Tavern, Service Station, FuelDepot and Special Purposebut excluding multi residential propertiesincluded in the zoneand$64.50 per eachadditional bin thereafter.

Where a bulk bin service is requiredfor the abovezoned lots, the following chargeswill apply-

a $624.00 per annum for one serviceper week for i.5m3 bin

b $520.00 per annum for eachadditional serviceper week.

$86.00per annum for the clearanceof up to three3 bins per weekper property for all otherrefuseservices.

Dated the 20th day of July 1990.R. F. WAUGH, President.

M. N. WILLIAMS, General Manager/ShireClerk.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960; HEALTH ACT 1911

Town of East FremantleMemorandumof Imposing Rates

At a meetingof the Town of East Fremantle Council held on 23 July 1990, it was resolvedthatthevariousratesand chargesshould be leviedon the rateablevalue of all propertywithin theTownof EastFremantle in accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and HealthAct 1911 for theyear ending 30 June, 1991.

Dated this 24th day of July, 1990

I. G. HANDCOCK, Mayor.F. M. B. COLEY, Town Clerk.


General Rates

8.1 cents in the dollar Gross Rental Valuations.

Minimum Rate

$350 Lot or LocationPenalty

Unpaid Ratesother than pensionersoutstandingat January31, 1991 will be subjectedto a 10per cent penalty, pursuantto Section 550A of the Local GovernmentAct.

Rubbish Charge

$100 per weekly pick up per MGB per annum for additional rubbish servicesprovided to rateablepropertiesor $8.00 per m3 per week for bulk bins.

$170 per annum for once weekly rubbish services per MGB provided to each separateanddistinguishableportion of non-rateableproperty or $8.00 per m3 per week for bulk bins.


HEALTH ACT 1911Shire of Perenjori


To Whom it May Concern:At a meetingof the PerenjoriShire Council held on 20th July, 1990, it was resolvedthat the ratesandchargesspecifiedhereundershouldbe imposedon all rateablepropertywithin theMunicipalityin accordancewith the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and Health Act 1911.

Scheduleof RatesLevied 1990/91 Financial YearGeneral Rate: Unimproved Values-4.4873 Cents in the dollar; GrossRental Values-24.207

Cents in the dollar.

Minimum Rate: Unimproved Values-$76.00per assessment.GrossRental Values, PerenjoriTownsite-$76.00 per assessment;Latham Townsite-$38.00 per assessment;OtherTownsite-$i6.00 per assessment.


Rubbish Charges:Townsite one weekly 1 domesticbin $56.00 per year; 2 or more domesticbins $50.00per bin per year; Townsite BusinessPremisestwice weekly $80.00 eachbinper year.

The chargesfor pensionersbeing Pensionersin receiptof PensionersHealthBenefit Cardis to be half rate otherwisecharged.

Discount: A discountof 10% is to be grantedon current ratesor any portion thereof, excludingminimums if paymentis receiptedat theCouncil Office by 4.00 pm within thirty daysafterthedateof service.A discountof 5% is to be grantedon current ratesor any portion thereof,excluding minimums if paymentsis receiptedat the Council Office at 4.00 pm after theabove deadline and before 30th September,1990.

Penalty: A penalty of 10% will be addedto all ratesfor which paymenthasnot beenreceivedat the Council Office by 4.00 pm on 31st January, 1991.

Datedthis 21st day of July, 1990.

W. L. KING, President.J. R. GILFELLON, Shire Clerk.

CORRIGENDUM

Shire of Wongan-Ballidu

In the notice at page 3500 of the GovernmentGazettedatedJuly 20, 1990 with referenceto theMemorandumof Imposing Ratesamend:

GeneralRates:Unimproved Value-12 cents in the dollarGrossRental Value-4.9 cents in the dollar

to read:GeneralRates:

Unimproved Value-4.9 centsin the dollarGrossRental Value-12 cents in the dollar

A. J. DOUST, Shire Clerk.


Shire of RoebourneMemorandumof Imposing Ratesfor Financial Year 1990/91

At a meetingof the RoebourneShire Council, held on 18 July 1990, it was resolvedthat the ratesand chargesspecifiedhereundershould be imposedon all rateablepropertywithin the district ofthe municipality, in accordancewith the provisions of the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and theHealth Act 1911.

B. F. CONNELL, President.F. J. GOW, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof Rates and ChargesGeneral Rate-

14.05 cents in the dollar on the grossrental value of rateableproperty.5.85 cents in the dollar on the unimproved value of pastoral leases,locations and mining

tenements.Minimum Rates-

$450.00 on any lot within the townsites of Dampier, Karratha, Roebourne,Wickham andPointSamsonand Urban Locations.

$10.00 on any lot in the townsite of Cossack.$75.00 on any assessmentusing unimproved values.

Penalty: A penalty of 10 per cent will be chargedon rates outstandingas at 31 January1991 orthree months after service of the notice, whichever is the latter.

Rubbish Charges:The following chargesare prescribedfor the removal of houseand trade refuseand other rubbish from premisessituatedwithin the aforesaidpartsof the said districts of theShire of Roebourne,namely-A Premiseswithin townsites which are not permitted to be rated-

1 $2.10 for eachdaily emptying by the Shire of Roebourneof a receptacleprovided byan occupier in accordancewith By-law 12 hereof.

2 $12.15per cubic metre for the removalby the Shire of Roebourneof other traderefuse.B Special areasnot rateableunderthe grossrental value systemas prescribedby the Local

GovernmentAct,

1 A chargeset by the Shiretaking into accountthe time taken for travelling, collectingand tip maintenance.



Shire of Kellerberrin

Memorandumof Imposing Ratesand Charges 1990-91

To whom it may concern-

At a Meeting of the Kellerberrin Shire Council held on 17th July, 1990 it was resolved that theratesspecifiedhereundershould be imposedon all rateablepropertywithin theDistrict of the Shireof Kellerberrin for the Financial Year ending 30th June, 1991 in accordancewith the provisionsof the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and Health Act 1911.

Dated this 17th day of July, 1990.V. W. WRIGHT, President.

T. R. BUNNEY, Shire Clerk.


Rural Areas:0.016i61 cents in the dollar on unimprovedvalue.

Townsites:0.035637cents in the dollar on grossrental values for Zone 10.07i274 cents in the dollar on grossrental values for Zone 2

Minimum Rate: The minimum rate on any location, lot, leaseof tenementor other piece of landis $75.00or $40.00 in caseof the Doodlakineand Baandeetownsites.

Discount: 10 per cent on all current ratespaid in full on or before the due datesindicated on theassessmentnotice.

Penalty: Interest of 10 per cent will be charged on all rates which are outstanding as at31st January, 1991.

Rubbish ServiceCharges:$54.00per annum per standardbin$79.00per annum per two standardbins$110.00 per annum per three standardbins$152.00 per annum per four standardbinsDoodlakineSchool-$920.00Kellerberrin Hospital-$2 912.00Main RoadsDepartmentRoadBins-$1 825.00Kellerberrin High School-$515.00Kellerberrin Kindergarten-$365.00Dryandra-$426 . 00


HEALTH ACT 1911Shireof Esperance


To Whom it May Concern:

At a meetingof the EsperanceShire Council held 20th July, 1990 it was resolvedthat the ratesand chargesspecifiedhereundershould be imposedon all rateableproperty within the district ofthe Shire of Esperancein accordancewith the provisions of the Local GovernmentAct 1960 andHealth Act 1911.

Dated this 24th day of July, 1990.D. H. REICHSTEIN, President.

R. T. SCOBLE, Shire Clerk.

ScheduledRatesand ChargesLevied

General Rate: 2.3472 cents in the dollar on UnimprovedValues exceptUrban Farmlands.

SpecifiedArea Rate:a .2264 of a cent in the dollar on UnimprovedValues on prescribedareasref. Government

Gazette22 June 1979. CascadesHall.

b .0509 of a centin the dollar on UnimprovedValues on prescribedareasref. GovernmentGazette 27 September1985. ScaddanHall.

Urban Farm Land Rate: 1.5492 cents in the dollar on Unimproved Values on land so specified.

Minimum Rate:GeneralMinimum Rate $183 per servicedlot.

PrescribedArea Minimum Rate $91.50 per unservicedlot.


PrescribedAreas:Unservicedlots within Locations 19, 49, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 80 and 93 within the EsperanceTownsite.Townsitesof Cascades;Condingup; Coomalbidgup; Gibson; Grass Patch; Scaddan;Salmon Gumsand Shark Lake.Discount: A discount of 10 per centwill also be allowed on current ratesif paymentis made in fullwithin 35 days of the issue dateof assessment.Penalty: A penalty of 10 per cent will be charged on all ratesremaining unpaid as at 31 January1991.Rubbish Charges:Household:$86 per annum for theclearanceof one 240 litre mobile bin per weekand $86per annumfor each additional serviceper week; such chargesto be payable to the propertyowner.Aged or Invalid pensionersactually occupyingtheir own property-$43per annumfor the clearanceof one 240 litre mobile bin per week and $86 per annumfor eachadditional serviceper week.Commercial/Industrial:$86 per annum for the clearanceof one 240 litre mobile bin per weekand$86 per annum for eachadditional bin removedor serviceprovided with a minimum commercial/industrial chargeof $86 per annum for each tenantedpremiseson a lot payableby the propertyowner, or such other minimum serviceas determinedin accordancewith Councils by-laws.$455 per annum for the clearanceof one 1100 litre mobile bin per week and $455 per annum foreachadditional bin or serviceprovided, payable by the property owner.


Shire of Leonora

Memorandumof Imposing RatesTo whom it may concern-At a meetingof the Leonora Shire Council held on July 17, 1990, it was resolvedthat the ratesand chargesspecified hereunderbe imposed on all rateable property within the district of theMunicipality of the Shire of Leonora, in accordancewith the provisions of the Local GovernmentAct 1960 and the Health Act 19i1.DatedJuly 19, 1990.

W. D. BIGGS, President.

W. JACOBS, Shire Clerk.

Scheduleof Ratesand ChargesLeviedGeneralRate-

GrossRental Value-8.0 cents in the dollarUnimproved Value-16.4 cents in the dollar

SpecifiedArea-Gross Rental Value-0.65 centsin the dollar

Minimum Rate-$75.00per assessment

Rubbish Charges-Domestic-$85 per annumCommercial-$270per annum


Shire of YalgooProposedLoan No. 47 $200 000

Pursuantto section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960 the Shire of Yalgoo gives notice thatit proposesto borrow by thesale of a debentureor debentureson the following termsandconditionsarid for the following purposes.For a period of 5 years at the current ruling rate of interestrepayableat the Office of the Council by half yearly instalments of principal and interest for thefollowing purposes:Motor Grader $110 000; Six Wheel Tip Truck $90 000.

Specificationsand estimatesof cost thereofand the statementrequiredby section 609 of the LocalGovernmentAct are open for inspection at the Office of Council, 15 ShamrockStreet, Yalgoo, forthe 35 days after publication of this notice.

J. H. MORRISSEY, President.R. J. SMITH, Shire Clerk.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Perenjori

Notice of Intention to BorrowProposedLoan No. 79 of $100 000

Pursuantto section 610 of theLocal GovernmentAct 1960, the Shireof Perenjoriherebygivesnoticethat it proposesto borrow money by sale of debentureson the following terms for the followingpurposes:$100 000 for a term of five years at the ruling rate of interestrenegotiableafter threeyears. Repayableat the office of the Council by half yearly instalmentsof principal and interest.Purposepurchaseof plant $100 000.Plans, specifications,estimatesand costs as requiredunder section 609 of the Local GovernmentAct areopen for inspection at the Shire Office during normal office hours for thirty five days afterpublication of this notice.

Dated 25 July 1990.W. L. KING, President.

J. R. GILFELLON, Shire Clerk.


City of Rockingham

Notice of Intention to Borrow

ProposedLoan No. 186 of $100 000

Pursuantto section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960, the Council of the City of Rockinghamhereby gives notice that it proposesto borrow money by the sale of a debentureon the followingterms and for the following purpose.

OneHundredThousandDollars for a period of twenty yearsat ruling interestrateswith four yearlyinterestrate revisions,repayableat theoffice of the Council, Rockinghamby half yearly instalmentsof principal and interest. Purpose: Part cost of construction of SportspersonsClubrooms onAnniversary Park.

Plans,specificationsand estimatesrequiredby section 609 are openfor the inspectionof ratepayersat the offices of the Council during businesshours, for thirty-five days from publication of thisnotice.

Pleasenote that half yearly repaymentsof principal and interest on loan No. 186 will be met bythe RockinghamAmateurFootball Club mc and will not be a chargeto the ratepayersof the Cityof Rockingham.

R. R. SMITH, Mayor.

G. C. HOLLAND, Town Clerk.

MAIN ROADS ACT 1930; PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

The Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordancewith the provisions of section 17 2 ofthe Public Works Act 1902, that it is intendedto take or resumeunder section 17 1 of that Actthe pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedulehereto and being all in the MundaringDistrict, for the purpose of the following public works namely, widening of the Great EasternHighway SLK Section46.70-52.40SLK and that the said piecesor parcelsof land aremarkedoffon Plan MRD WA 8925-115 and 8925-116which may be inspectedat theoffice of theCommissionerof Main Roads,Waterloo Crescent,East Perth.

Schedule

No. Owner orReputedOwner

0ccupier or .ReputedOccupier

Description AreaApprox

1. Ampol Limited Ampol Limited Portion of Avon Location2509 and being Lot 1 thesubject of Diagram 25772being part of the land comprised in Certificate of TitleVolume 1244 Folio 291.

1 808 m2

MRD 42-245-H

Notice of Intention to Take or ResumeLand



Occupieror .ReputedOccupier


2. James Bozanich and James Bozanich and Portion of Avon Location 1 597 m2Constance MaryBozanich

Constance MaryBozanich

2509 and being part of theland comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1797Folio 483.

3. William Stanley William Stanley Portion of Avon Location 230 m2Patrick Smith Patrick Smith 2509 and being Lot 6 the

subject of Diagram 72865being part of the land comprised in Certificate of TitleVolume 1797 Folio 482.

4. AndorraNomineesPty AndorraNomineesPty Portion of Avon Location 1 586 m2Ltd Ltd 7999 and being Lot 2 on

Diagram47578beingpartofthe land comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 1411Folio 423.

Dated this 25th day of July 1990.

J. F. ROSE, Director Administration & Finance,Main Roads Department.

MRD 4i-392-B.MAIN ROADS ACT 1930;PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

Notice of Intention to Take or ResumeLand

The Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordancewith the provisions of Section 17 2 ofthe Public Works Act 1902, that it is intendedto takeor resumeunder section 17 1 of that Actthepiecesor parcelsof land describedin theScheduleheretoandbeingall in theArmadaleDistrict,for the purposeof the following public works namely, widening of the Fremantle-ArmadaleRoad15.45-15.63 SLK and that the said pieces or parcels of land are markedoff on Plan MRD WA9025-121,-122 and -123 which may be inspectedat the office of the Commissionerof Main Roads,Waterloo Crescent,East Perth.

Schedule


Occupier orReputedOccupier


1. Hendrik Jan Mulder Hendrik JanMulder Portion of JandakotAgricul-tural Area Lot 61 and beingLot 3 thesubject of Diagram27786beingpart of the landcomprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1261 Folio554.

201 m2

2. Raymond Maurice Raymond Maurice Portion of JandakotAgricul- 427 m2Whitby and Janise Whitby and Janise tural Area Pt. Lot 61 andFay Whitby Fay Whitby being part of the land com

prised in Certificate of TitleVolume 121 Folio 137A.

3. Jean Lauraine Taylor Jean Lauraine Taylor Portion of JandakotAgricul- 284 m2and Raymond John and Raymond John tural Area Lot 61 andbeingTaylor Taylor Lot 5 the subjectof Diagram

36061beingpart of the landcomprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 121 Folio136A.

Dated this 25th day of July, 1990.Acting Director Administration & Finance,

Main RoadsDepartment.J. F. ROSE,


WA MARINE ACT 1982

RESTRICTED SPEED AREA-ALL VESSELS

Departmentof Marine and Harbours,Fremantle,27 July 1990.

Acting pursuantto the powersconferredby section 67 of the WesternAustralian Marine Act 1982,the Department of Marine and Harbours by the notice revokes the notices published in theGovernmentGazetteon 30 October 1987, relating to speed limits in the Blackwood River and theHardy Inlet, Augusta, provided howeverthat suchrevocationwill apply only betweenthe hoursof0900 and 1230 on Monday 1 October 1990, in the areasset out hereunder,and is applicable onlyto official bona fide competitors,competingin the Blackwood Descent.

a Blackwood River

i Within the areaof Blackwood River lying betweenthe new AlexanderBridge and theWarner Glen Bridge.

ii All that watercontainedwithin the areacommencingat a point 600 metresupstreamof the Molloy Island Ferry Crossing markedby signs on the foreshore,and extendingdownstreamfor 850 metres.

b Blackwood River/Hardy InletAll the waters lying downstreamof a line drawn acrossthe Inlet from the prolongationofGreen Street to Jackson Street; to a line drawn due north across the Inlet from theprolongationof Cygnet Court to the end of Tattersall Street.

J. M. JENKIN, ExecutiveDirector.

Df

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MINES REGULATION ACT 1946

MINES REGULATION EXEMPTION ORDER No. 31990Made by His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil undersection 5 2.

Citationi. This ordermay be cited as the MinesRegulationExemptionOrder No. 31990.Exemption

2. The Wiluna Gold Mine located 175 kilometres east of Meekatharra andmanaged by Barrack Mine Management Pty Ltd is exempted from theprovisions of section 38 1 c of the Mines RegulationAct 1946 for a periodending 30 June 1993 on condition that-

a a personshall not be employedto work in or aboutthe mine for morethan 14 consecutivedays;

b where a person is employed to work in or about the mine for 14consecutivedays the personshall not be employedagain to work in orabout the mine until that personhas taken a break of not less than7 consecutivedays; and

c a personshall not be employedto work in or aboutthe mine for morethan 12 hours in any day other than to deal with an emergencycausing, or threateningto cause,a hazard or danger to the health orsafety of any personin or about the mine.

By His Excellency’s Command,


COAL MINES REGULATION ACT 1946

COAL MINES AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1990

Made by His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council.

Citation

1. Theseregulationsmay be cited as theCoalMinesAmendmentRegulations1990.

Principal regulations

2. In theseregulations the Coal Mines Regulations*are referred to as theprincipal regulations.

[*Reprinted in the Gazetteof 8 July 1981 at pp. 2663-721. For amendmentsto 2 July 1990 seep. 200 of 1989 Index to Legislation of WesternAustralia.]


Regulation 27 amended

3. Regulation 27 of the principal regulations is amendedby deleting "andthe third class or deputy’s certificate of competency" and substituting thefollowing-

the third classor deputy’scertificate of competency,the open cut mineunder manager’scertificateof competency ".


4. Regulation 28 of the principal regulationsis amended-

a in subregulation1 by deleting "subparagraphii of paragrapha ofsection41D" and substituting the following-

section 41D 1 a ii "; and

b in subregulation2 by deleting"subparagraphiii of paragraphb ofsection 41D" and substituting the following-

section4iD 1 b iii ".

Regulation 28AA inserted

5. After regulation 28 of the principal regulationsthe following regulationis inserted-

Examinations for open cut mine undermanager’s certificate of competency

28AA. 1 The examinationsprescribedunder section41DA a ii ofthe Act in relation to an open cut mine under manager’scertificate ofcompetencyare as follows-

1 Arithmetic up to and inclusive of square root and mensuration.

2 The working environmentof open cut coal mines; sources,natureand propertiesof gasesmet with in and aroundopen cuts; dustsuppressionand control; precautionsagainst fires and spontaneouscombustion; provision of comfortable, hygienic and safe workingconditions; lighting.

3 The winning and working of coal and shale in open cuts.

4 Knowledge of machineryand plant in commonuse in open cut coalmines with special referenceto safety.

5 The mining laws of Western Australia set forth in the Act andtheseregulations.

2 The examinationprescribedundersection 41DA b iii of the Actin relation to an open cut mine undermanager’scertificateof competencyshall consistof an examinationin the mining laws of WesternAustraliaas set forth in the Act and theseregulations. ".

Regulation 28B inserted

6. After regulation 28A of the principal regulationsthe following regulationis inserted-

Examination for equivalentcertificate of competency

28B. The examinationprescribedunder section4iF 2 c of the Actin relation to a certificate of competencyissuedunder section41F 1 ofthe Act shall consistof an oral examinationin the mining laws of WesternAustralia as set forth in theAct and theseregulations. ".

Regulation 29 amended7. Regulation29 of the principal regulations is amendedby inserting after

"Each examination" the following-other than the examination referred to in regulation 28B, ".

Regulation 30 amended8. Regulation30 of the principal regulations is amended-

a by deleting the full stop after paragraph g and substituting asemi-colon;and

b by inserting after paragraphg the following paragraphs-

h For an open cut mine under manager’scertificateof competency under section41DA a of the Act-

Subject No. 1 24Subject No. 2 64Subject Nos. 3 and 5 80Subject No. 4 32

Total 200Oral section 100

Grand Total 300


i For an open cut mine undermanager’scertificate of competency under section41DA b of the Act-

Written section 100Oral section 50

Grand Total 150

j For a certificate of competencyunder section41F 1 of theAct-

Grand Total 100. ".


9. Regulation 31 of the principal regulations is amendedby repealingsubregulationI and substituting the following subregulation-

1 The minimum marks to qualify for a passin an examination-

a for a first classmine manager’scertificate of competency,a secondclassmine manager’scertificate of competency,an opencut minemanager’scertificate of competencyor an open cut mine undermanager’scertificate of competencyare-

ii 50% of the maximum marks in eachsubject and 60% of theaggregatemarks in the written section; and

ii 66% of the maximum marks in the oral section;

b for a third classor deputy’scertificate of competencyor a deputy’sopen cut certificate of competencyare-

i 50% of the maximum marks in the written section; and

ii 66% of the maximum marks in the oral section;and

c for a certificateof competencyunder section41F 1 of the Act are66% of the maximum marks. ".


10. Regulation32 of theprincipal regulationsis amendedin the paragraphafter paragraphii by inserting after ""Open Cut Mine Manager’sCertificateof Competency""the following-

"Open Cut Mine Under Manager’sCertificate of Competency" ".

By His Excellency’s Command,G. PEARCE, Clerk of the Council.

EXPLOSIVES AND DANGEROUS GOODS ACT 1961

EXPLOSIVES AND DANGEROUS GOODS AUTHORIZED EXPLOSIVESAMENDMENT ORDER No. 2 1990

Made by His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.

Citation

1. This Ordermay be cited as theExplosivesand DangerousGoodsAuthorizedExplosivesAmendmentOrder No. 2 1990.

Commencement

2. This Ordershall takeeffecton andfrom the dayon which noticeof this Orderis published in the GovernmentGazette.

Principal Order varied

3. The Scheduleto the Explosivesand DangerousGoods AuthorizedExplosivesOrder 1988* is varied under the heading"Classification 1.iB" by inserting inits appropriatealphabeticalposition in the Schedulethe following-

0030 Rock Star DetonatorsDWL Z ".

[*published in the Gazetteof 13 May 1988 at pp. 1634-1640.For amendmentsto 22 June 1990 seepage227 of 1989 index to Legislationof WesternAustralia.]

By His Excellency’s Command,C. PEARCE, Clerk of the Council.


EXPLOSIVES AND DANGEROUS GOODS ACT 1961

EXPLOSIVES AND DANGEROUS GOODSFEES AMENDMENTREGULATIONS 1990

Made by His Excellencythe Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.

PART 1-PRELIMINARY

Citation1. Theseregulationsmay be cited as the Explosivesand DangerousGoods

FeesAmendmentRegulations 1990.

Commencement2. Theseregulationsshall come into operationon 1 August 1990.

PART 2-EXPLOSiVESREGULATIONS 1963

Second Schedulerepealed and a Schedulesubstituted

3. The SecondScheduleto theExplosivesRegulations1963* is repealedandthe following Scheduleis substituted-

" SecondScheduleFees$

Licence to Import Explosives 118.60Licence to ManufactureExplosives-

i Fireworks 34.50ii Any other explosives 237.00

Licence to Manufacture Blasting Agent 23.50Licence to Sell Explosives 34.50Licence to Store Explosives-

LicensedPremisesMode A 23.50Licensed PremisesMode B 59.00Magazinenot exceeding1 000 kilograms 59.00Magazine 1 001 to 5 000 kilograms 89.00Magazine exceeding5 000 kilograms 237.00

Licence to Convey Explosives 34.50Authorisation of an Explosive 89.00Transfer of any licence 11.80Storagein a Public Magazine-

For eachpackageand for eachweek or part thereof .... 1.00Inspection and Testing Fees-

For eachsamplesubmitted to the "Heat Test" 3.55Inspectionof packagesdamagedper day or part thereof 178.00Inspectionof shipsconveying explosivesper day or partthereof 178.00Inspection for certificate of release 106.00

Tonnage Fees for Magazineserected on Explosives Reservesfor every 1 000 kilograms of licensedcapacity

a Magazine Keeperin Charge 148.00b No supervision provided 29.10

Shotfirer’s permit, issue and renewal 11.80Examinationfor a Shotfirer’s Permit 106.00Issueof Entry Permit 106.00Permit for Purchaseand Use of Fireworks 106.00Examinationof vehicle for conveyanceof explosives 178.00Initial approvalof equipmentusedfor or in connectionwith

detonationof explosives 207.00Testing of equipment for or in connectionwith detonation

of explosives-perunit 11.80 ".

[*Reprinted in theGovernmentGazetteon 13 January 1981 at pp. 53-98. Foramendmentsto 25 June 1990 seepp. 226-227of 1989 Index to Legislation ofWesternAustralia.]

PART 3-FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS REGULATIONS 1967Regulation 156 amended

4. Regulation 156 of the Flammable Liquids Regulations 1967* isamended-

a by deletingsubregulation1 andsubstituting the following subregulation-

1 Annual fees payablefor each licence and for renewal ofsameshall be as follows-

For each licensed premises in which the approved liquid storage

$Does not exceed2.3 kilolitres 11.80Exceeds2.3 but doesnot exceed23 kilolitres. 23.50Exceeds23 but doesnot exceed46 kilolitres . 59.00


$Exceeds46 but doesnot exceed230 kilolitres 148.00Exceeds230 but doesnot exceed2 300 kilolit

res 296.00Exceeds 2 300 but does not exceed 4 600

kilolitres 948.00Exceeds 4 600 but does not exceed 9 200

kilolitres 1 422.00Exceeds 9 200 but does not exceed 13 800

kilolitres 1 777.00Exceeds 13 800 but does not exceed 18 400

kilolitres 2 134.00Exceeds 18 400 but does not exceed23 000

kilolitres 2 489.00Exceeds23 000 kilolitres 2 963.00. ";

b in subregulation3, by deleting "$11.00" and substituting the following-

" $11.80 ";

c in subregulation4, by deleting "$11.00" and substituting the following-

" $11.80 ";

d in subregulation 5, by deleting "$166.00" and substituting thefollowing-

" $178.00 "; and

e in subregulation 6, by deleting "$193.70" and substituting thefollowing-

" $207.00 ".

[*Reprinted in the GovernmentGazetteon 8 July 1980. For amendmentsto 25June 1990 seep.227 of 1989 Index to Legislation of WesternAustralia.]

PART 4-DANGEROUSGOODS ROAD TRANSPORTREGULATIONS1983

Provision amended

5. A provision of theDangerousGoodsRoad Transport Regulations1983*specifiedin column 1 of the Table to this regulation is amendedin the mannerspecifiedoppositeand correspondingto that provision in column 2 of theTable.

TableColumn 1 Column 2Provision Amendment

Reg. 203 2 d Delete "$166" substitute"$178"Reg. 207 2 e Delete "$166" substitute"$178"Reg. 404 1 Delete "$83" substitute"$89"Reg. 408 1 Delete "$83" substitute"$89"Reg. 409 Delete "$11" substitute"$11.80"Reg. 803 1 Delete "$6.60" substitute"$7.00"Reg. 805 1 Delete "$6.60" substitute"$7.00".

[*Published in theGovernmentGazetteon 16 December1983 at pp. 3517-753.For amendmentto 25 June 1990 seepp. 235-37 of 1989 Index to LegislationofWesternAustralia.]

By His Excellency’s Command



APPOINTMENT

His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil is pleasedto appoint-

GordonMeiklejohn, Simon Luigi John Ridge and John CharlesArgus asSpecial InspectorsofMines, pursuantto Section 6 of the Act.

D. R. KELLY, Director Generalof Mines.


It is hereby notified for public information that the Minister for Mines, acting pursuantto thepowersconferredby Section 7 of the Act, is pleasedto direct GordonMeiklejohn, Simon Luigi JohnRidgeand John CharlesArgus, Special Inspectorsof Mines, appointedunder the Act, to act in allmining districts in WesternAustralia and in all mines situated therein.

D. R. KELLY, Director General of Mines.


MINING ACT 1978

Notice of Application for an Order for Forfeiture

Departmentof Mines,Leonora, 27 July, 1990.

In accordancewith Regulation 49 2 c of the Mining Act 1978-1987,notice is hereby given thatthe following licencesare liable to forfeiture under the provisions of Section 96 1 a for breachof covenant,viz, non paymentof rent.

C. D. ROBERTS,Warden.To be heardin the Warden’sCourt at Leonoraon the 14th August, 1990.

EAST MURCHISON MINERAL FIELDLawlers District

ProspectingLicencesP36/696-Cottee,Donald James;Cottee,Raymond Michael.P36/697-Cottee,Donald James;Cottee,Raymond Michael.

MOUNT MARGARET MINERAL FIELD

Mount Malcolm DistrictProspectingLicences

P37/2449-Dixon,Trevor John.P37/2450-Dixon,Trevor John; Henkel, Horst Herbert Heinz.P37/2469-MurchisonResourcesPty Ltd.P37/2470-MurchisonResourcesPty Ltd.P37/2472-MurchisonResourcesPty Ltd.P37/2473-MurchisonResourcesPty Ltd.P37/2986-Auguste,Robert Stephen.P37/2987-Auguste,Robert Stephen.P37/3074-Gilby Holdings Pty Ltd.

MOUNT MARGARET MINERAL FIELDMount Malcolm District

ProspectingLicencesP37/3122-Biggs,Glen Neil; Johnson,Chad Graeme;Johnson,Neale Graerne;McKnight, RussellGeoffrey; Sullivan, JamesNoel; Williams, ThomasGeoffrey.P37/3123-Biggs,Glen Neil; Johnson,Chad Graeme;Johnson,Neale Graeme;McKnight, RussellGeoffrey; Sullivan, JamesNoel; Williams, Thomas Geoffrey.P37/3189-Walley,Hugh Gordon; Williams, NormanAndrew.P37/3371-MurchisonResourcesPty Ltd.P37/3392-Bouffler, Roy Ernest.P37/3397-Wierobiej,Edward Henryk.

MOUNT MARGARET MINERAL FIELD

Mount Margaret DistrictProspectingLicences

P38/961-Mulcahy, Michael John.P38/1082-McKnight,Russell Geoffrey.P38/i148-Aldercrown Ltd.P38/i149-Aldercrown Ltd.P38/i150-Aldercrown Ltd.P38/i153-Aldercrown Ltd.P38/ii56-Aldercrown Ltd.P38/i157-Aldercrown Ltd.P38/1904-Peachey,JamesGerardRoss; Rhodes, HansJohn.

MOUNT MARGARET MINERAL FIELDMount MorgansDistrictMiscellaneousLicence

L39/35-TaurusResourcesNL.L39/36-TaurusResourcesNL.L39/37-TaurusResourcesNL.

ProspectingLicencesP39/1234-HaomaNorth West NL.P39/1257-Chaytor,Maxwell Stanley; Dowling, John Francis;Locsei, Janos.P39/1258-Chaytor,Maxwell Stanley; Dowling, John Francis;Locsei, Janos.P39/1259-Chaytor,Maxwell Stanley; Dowling, John Francis;Locsei, Janos.P39/1260-Chaytor,Maxwell Stanley; Dowling, John Francis;Locsei, Janos.P39/1261-Chaytor,Maxwell Stanley; Dowling, John Francis;Locsei, Janos.P39/1262-Chaytor,Maxwell Stanley; Dowling, John Francis;Locsei, Janos.P39/1457-Newbold,Gloria Elizabeth.P39/1510-Polmear,Shirley Joyce.P39/1908-Kennedy,Murray Alfred.

27 July 1990] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA . 3601

P39/1909-Kennedy,Murray Alfred.P39/1969-Pavlinovich,Barry Frederick.P39/1970-Pavlinovich,Barry Frederick.P39/2055-McKnight,RussellGeoffrey; Williams, ThomasGeoffrey.P39/2056-McKnight,RussellGeoffrey; Williams, ThomasGeoffrey.P39/2i62-Peachey,JamesGerardRoss; Rhodes,HansJohn; Sullivan, Donald Anthony; Sullivan,JamesNoel; Sullivan, Mervyn Ross; Sullivan, Peter Ross.

MOUNT MARGARET MINERAL FIELDMount Morgans District

ProspectingLicences

P39/2i75-McQueen,Robert Ian; Moloney, Franklin David.P39/2177-Thmlinson,Ian Desmond.P39/2215-McKnight,Russell Geoffrey.

NORTH COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD

Niagara DistrictProspectingLicences

P40/69i-Pollock, George Leo; Reid, Leslie John; Skinner, John Francis.P40/887-Bond,William Martin.

DJ’jQ]IDg

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

Shireof ManjimupTown Planning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 21

Ref: 853/6/14/20.Pt. 21.Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Manjimup has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof:

1. Adding to the Schemea new zone"Rural-Multiple Occupancy".

2. Adding to the Schemea new Appendix 3 with permitted usesand conditionsof use for thezone.

3. RezoningNelson Lee. 9017 from "Rural" to "Rural-Multiple Occupancy".

Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeen depositedatCouncil Offices, 37-39 Rose Street, Manjimup and at the Department of Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspection during office hours up to and including September7, 1990.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwiththe undersignedon or before September7, 1990.

This Amendmentis available for inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for Public Commentand it should not be construedthat final approval will be granted.

M. D. RIGOLL, Shire Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTIONShire of Augusta-MargaretRiver

Town Planning SchemeNo. il-Amendment No. 48

Ref: 853/6/3/8. Pt. 48.Notice is hereby given that the Shire of Augusta-MargaretRiver haspreparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purpose of rezoning Part SussexLocation 606, CavesRoad, MargaretRiver from "Rural" to "Special Rural".Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeen depositedatCouncil Offices, Town View Terrace,MargaretRiver and at the Departmentof Planning andUrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hoursup to and including September7, i990.Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwiththe undersignedon or before September7, 1990.This Amendmentis availablefor inspection in order to provide an opportunity for Public Commentand it should not be construedthat final approval will be granted.

L. J. CALNEGGIA, Shire Clerk.



SCHEME AMENDMENT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

City of Bunbury

Town Planning SchemeNo. 6-AmendmentNo. 104

Ref: 853/6/2/9. Pt. 104.

Notice is hereby given that the City of Bunbury has prepared the abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningLots 21 and 22 Clarke Street, Bunbury from "ResidentialRiS" to "Residential R25".

Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, Stephen Street, Bunbury, and at the Department of Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspectionduring office hoursup to and including September7, 1990.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be madein writing on Form No. 4 andlodged withthe undersignedon or before September7, 1990.

This Amendmentis availablefor inspectionin order to provide an opportunity for Public Commentand it should not be construedthat final approval will be granted.

V. S. SPALDING, Town Clerk.



City of Bunbury


Ref: 853/6/2/9. Pt. 107.

Notice is hereby given that the City of Bunbury has prepared the abovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningLet 44 Pickersgill Streetfrom "StateGovernmentPurposes"to "Residential RiS".

Plans and documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeen depositedatCouncil Offices, Stephen Street, Bunbury and at the Department of Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspection during office hours up to and including September7, 1990.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwiththe undersignedon or before September7, 1990.


V. S. SPALDING, Town Clerk.



City of Gosnells


Ref: 853/2/25/1. Pt. 338.Notice is hereby given that the City of Gosnells has preparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor thepurposeof addingan Additional Useto the Fifth Schedule,permitting a ServiceStation and Restauranton Part Lot 5 Kelvin Road, Maddington.

Plansand documentssetting out and explaining the schemeamendmenthavebeendepositedatCouncil Offices, 2120 Albany Highway, Gosnells and at the Departmentof Planning and UrbanDevelopment,Albert Facey House, 469-489 Wellington Street, Perth, and will be available forinspection during office hours up to and including August 24, i990.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwiththe undersignedon or beforeAugust 24, 1990.


G. WHITELEY, Town Clerk.


CORRIGENDUM


ADVERTISEMENT OF APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

City of Rockingham


Ref: 853/2/28/i, Pt. 183.

It is hereby notified for public information that the notice under the aboveAmendmentNo. 183,published at page 3429 of the GovernmentGazetteNo. 72 dated 13 July 1990, containedan errorwhich is now correctedas follows-

In point 5.for the numerals"5.4"

read: "5.4A"G. G. HOLLAND, Town Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928 AS AMENDED

Shireof Augusta-MargaretRiver

Interim DevelopmentOrder No. 10

Ref: 26/6/3/1.Notice is herebygiven that in accordancewith theprovisions of sub-section2 of Section 7B of theTown Planning and DevelopmentAct 1928 as amended,and by direction of the Hon Minister forPlanning a summary as set out hereunderof the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River InterimDevelopmentOrderNo. 10 madepursuantto the provisionsof Section 7B of that Act is publishedfor general information.

The Minister for Planninghasmadecopiesof this Orderavailable for inspectionby any personfreeof chargeat theoffices of the Departmentof Planningand Urban Development,Albert FaceyHouse,469-489Wellington Street,PerthWA 6000 and at the offices of theShireof Augusta-MargaretRiverduring normal office hours.

Summary

1. The Shireof Augusta-MargaretRiver Interim DevelopmentOrderNo. 10 containsprovisionsinteralia:

a The Order applies to the whole of the Margaret River Townsite and land in andsurroundingthe Prevelly Park not included in Town Planning SchemeNumber ii.

b That, subjectas therein stated,the Augusta-MargaretRiver ShireCouncil is theauthorityresponsiblefor its administration.

c That thecarryingout of certain developmenton land within the scopeof the Orderwithoutapproval as stated therein is prohibited.

d Relating to the application for, and grant of approval for, development other thandevelopmentpermitted by the Order.

e Relating to developmentby a public authority.

f Relating to certain developmentpermitted by this Order.

g Relating to the continuanceof the lawful useof lands and buildings.

h Relating to appealsagainst refusal of approval for developmentor against conditionssubject to which approval to carry out developmentis granted.

2. The Order haseffect from and after the publication of this Summary in the GovernmentGazette.

Dated 20 April 1990.L. J. CALNEGGIA, Shire Clerk.

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ACT 1959

METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME-S.33A AMENDMENT

HelenaValley

ProposedAmendmentfor Exhibition and Comment

No. 820/33A File: 833/2/27/38

ProposalThe proposalintends to create suitably zoned land for urban development.

DescriptionThe effect of theamendmentis to transferLets 208 and 232 to 235, and portions of Lots 2, 50, 210,211, 364 and Pt Location 20A, Helena Valley Road, Helena Valley, from the ‘Rural’ zone to the‘Urban’ zoneas shown on Plan No. 4.1125.

CertificateThe State Planning Commission has certified that, in its opinion, the proposedamendmentdoesnot constitute a substantialalteration to the Metropolitan Region Scheme.


ExhibitionThe proposedamendmentwill be exhibited for public comment during normal office hours at:

1. The Department of Planning and Urban DevelopmentAlbert Facey House469-489 Wellington Street Perth WA 6000

2. The Shire of Mundaring7000 Great EasternHighway MundaringWA 6073

3. The Shire of SwanGreat Northern Highway Iviiddle SwanWA 6056

4. The J. S. Battye LibraryAlexander Library BuildingPerth Cultural CentreFrancis Street Northbridge WA 6000

SubmissionsSubmissionson the proposal are invited and may be made in duplicate on submission formsavailable at the offices listed aboveand lodged at:

The Town PlanningAppeal CommitteeHyatt Centre87 AdelaideTerracePerth WA 6000

Submissionsmust be lodged by 4.00 pm Friday September28, 1990.GORDON G. SMITH, Secretary.

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ACT 1959METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME-S. 33A AMENDMENT APPROVED AMENDMENT

Public PurposesCommonwealthGovernment to Urban-Pt Lot 2 Altone Road, Morley, Shire ofSwan

No. 797/33A File: 833-2-21-72

The Hon Minister for Planninghasapproved,without modification, the abovementionedamendmentto the Metropolitan Region Scheme.The amendment,asshown on Plan No. 4.1044, shall haveeffect as from the dateof publication ofthis notice in the Gazette.The plan as approvedcan be viewed at-

1. Office of the Departmentof Planning and Urban Development469-489Wellington StreetPerth WA 6000.

2. Office of the Municipality of the Shire of SwanGreat Northern HighwayMiddle SwanWA 6056.

3. J. S. Battye LibraryAlexander Library BuildingCultural CentreFrancis StreetNorthbridge WA 6000.

GORDON G. SMITH, Secretary.


APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

City of Canning


Ref: 853/2/1618. Pt. 545.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928, that the Hon. Minister for Planning approved the City of Canning TownPlanning SchemeAmendmenton July 16, 1990 for the purposeof addingLet 2, cnr BannisterRoadand Ranford Road, Canning Vale to Appendix 2 Scheduleof Special Zonesvide Clauses19 and20, with the additional permitted useof "Offices" with a total grossfloor areaof 700 m2.

S. W. CLARKE, Mayor.

I. F. KINNER, Town Clerk.


TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

City of GosnellsTown Planning SchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 339

Ref: 853/2/25/1. Pt. 339.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon. Minister for Planning approved the City of Gosnells TownPlanning SchemeAmendmenton July 20, 1990 for the purpose of-

In theFifth ScheduleAdditional UseZonesin the SchemeText including: in thecolumn headed"STREET" the words"StebbingRoad, Maddington"; in the column headed"Particularsof Land"including the word and numerals "Pt. Let 277"; and in the column headed"Additional UsePermitted" including the words "A lunch bar of not more than 50 sq.m grossleasablearea".

P. MORRIS, Mayor.G. WHITELEY, Town Clerk.



Ref: 853/2/25/1. Pt. 326.It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of theTown Planning andDevelopmentAct, 1928 that the Hon. Minister for Planning approved the City of Gosnells TownPlanning SchemeAmendmenton July 17, 1990 for the purposeof rezoning a portion of Lets 76,83 and84 Austin Avenue, Kenwick from ResidentialA to ResidentialB to permit GroupedHousingdevelopmentat the R30 density of the R Codes.

P. M. MORRIS, Mayor.C. N. WHITELEY, Town Clerk.



Ref: 853/2/25/i. Pt. 325.

It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct, 1928 that the Hon. Minister for Planning approved the City of GosnellsTownPlanning SchemeAmendmenton July 20, 1990 for the purpose of:

i Rezoninga 8.04 ha portion of Lot ii Forest Lakes Drive from Shopping Centre, ServiceStation and Hotel/Tavernto ShoppingCentre; and

ii Amending the Fifth Scheduleof the SchemeText to include the following:

Street Particularsof Land Additional UsePermitted

Forest Lakes Drive and Within the Shopping Centre zone of por- Hotel/Tavern of maxiMurdoch Road, Thornlie. tion of Let 11. mum floor

800sq.m.area

P. MORRIS, Mayor.

G. WHITELEY, Town Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTS

City of MandurahTown Planning SchemeNo. lA-Amendment Nos 126 & 127

Ref: 853/6/13/9. Pts 126 & 127.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of theTown Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon. Minister for Planning approvedthe City of MandurahTownPlanning SchemeAmendmentson July 16, 1990 for the purpose of:AmendmentNo. 126:

a Rezoning a portion of Let 1011 Murray Location 5, corner of Old Coast Roadand SticksBoulevard,Halls Head Mandurah, from Community PurposeZone and Rural Zone to LocalRecreationReservein accordancewith the SchemeAmendmentMap.


b Rezoning a portion of Let 1011 Murray Location 5, being the land subject to thisAmendmentfrom Community PurposeZone and Rural Zone to Community PurposeZoneand Residential 3 Zone in accordancewith the SchemeAmendmentMap.

c Modifying the Residential Planning Codes SchemeMap by coding a portion of Lot 1011Murray Location 5, being all of the land to be includedin the Residential 3 Zone by thisAmendmentR40, in accordancewith the ResidentialPlanningCodesSchemeAmendmentMap.

AmendmentNo. 127a Rezoninga portion of Part Let 1000 Cockburn Lecation 16, MeadowSpringsDrive, Meadow

Springs Mandurah, from Future Urban Zone to residential 3 Zone Group Residential inaccordancewith the SchemeAmendmentMap.

b Modifying the ResidentialPlanning CodesSchemeMap by codingaportion of PartLet 1000Cockburn Location 16, being the land subject of this Amendment,R40 in accordancewiththe Residential Planning CodesSchemeAmendmentMap.

B. P. CRESSWELL,Mayor.K. W. DONOHOE, Town Clerk.


City of MelvilleTown Planning SchemeNo. 3-AmendmentNo. 78

Ref: 853/2/17/10. Pt. 78.

It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct, 1928 that the Hon. Minister for Planning approved the City of Melville TownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton July 20, 1990 for thepurposeof amendingAppendix 5-"Scheduleof Specialusesand Conditions" by-

1. Adding after serial number 14 a new serial number as follows-

Serial No. Let No. StreetNo.

StreetLocality

Special Conditions Precinct

15 488489490491532

5456

Simpson Street,Ardross

The minimumto the churchmetres

front setbackshall be 8

MP1

M. J. BARTON, Mayor.G. G. HUNT, Town Clerk.



City of South Perth


Ref: 853/2/11/7. Pt. 27.

It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon. Minister for Planningapprovedthe City of South Perth TownPlanning SchemeAmendmenton July 16, 1990 for the purposeof:

1. ScheduleC is amendedby adding immediately after Item No. 82 a new Item No. 83 andby inserting in the respectivecolumns specifiedbelow, immediately oppositethat Item thefollowing words and figures:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

ItemNo.

Particularsof Land

UseClassPermitted

DevelopmentRequirements

MaximumPlotRatio

RequirementsOtherThan Plot RatioStreetName Street

No.LotNo.

LocationNo.

83 ManningRoad

230 802 Canning37 EatingHouse,Take-AwayFoodShop,TotalisatorAgency,BoardOffice

0.09 Minimum Numberof Car-ParkingSpacesrefer to Table5.OtherRequirementsasPrescribed"Hotel’ Zone.

2. Amending the SchemeMap accordingly. P. CAMPBELL, Mayor.D. B. ERNST, Town Clerk.


TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEMEAMENDMENT

City of StirlingDistrict Planning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 110

Ref: 853/2/20/34. Pt. 110.

It is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith Section7 of the Town PlanningandDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon. Minister for Planning approved the City of Stirling TownPlanningSchemeAmendmenton July 16, 1990 for the purposeof rezoningLet 113 SeventhAvenueand Lot 403 Eighth Avenue, Swan Loc. Y, Inglewood from "Medium Density ResidentialR40" to"RestrictedBusiness".

J. H. SATCHELL, Mayor.R. CONSTANTINE, Acting Town Clerk.


APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTShire of Coolgardie

District Planning SchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 9

Ref: 853/11/4/3. Pt. 9.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith Section7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 that the Hon. Minister for Planningapprovedthe Shire of CoolgardieTownPlanning SchemeAmendmenton July 20, 1990 for the purpose of rezoning Lots 193 and 194Woodward Street, Coolgardie,from "Residential A" to "CaravanPark".

L. E. CARNICELLI, President.P. J. HUGHSON, Shire Clerk.


Shireof ManjimupTown Planning SchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 18

Ref: 853/6/14/2. Pt. 18.

It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of theTown Planning andDevelopmentAct, 1928 that the Hon. Minister for Planningapprovedthe Shireof Manjimup TownPlanningSchemeAmendment on July 20, 1990 for the purposeof rezoningLot 130-Lot 4/pt 128,129-Let 3/pt 128 from Residential to Private Clubs, Institutions and Placeof Public Worship.

M. E. DAUBNIEY, President.M. D. RIGOLL, Shire Clerk.



Shire of Toodyay

Town Planning SchemeNo. 1-Amendment No. 17

Ref: 853/4/28/2. Pt. 17.

It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct, 1928 that the Hon. Minister for Planning approvedthe Shire of Toodyay TownPlanning SchemeAmendment on July 16, 1990 for the purposeof:

1. RezoningAvon Lee. 1713 from Rural 5 to Special Site.

2. Adding to ScheduleC:

a under column a Description of Site, the words-"Avon Lee. 1713".

b undercolumn b Permitted usesandPiovisionsApplying to SpecialSites,thewords-

i "Health care resort, including residential buildings, conferencefacilities, dwellingand other buildings and usesapprovedby Council as being consistentwith theprimary intent of the zone".

ii "Site development subject to Council’s Planning Approval in accordancewithapproved site plans and any conditions imposed under Planning Approval,including controls on building design and construction,and landscaping".

R. SOMERS, President.R. J. MILLAR, Shire Clerk.




Town of BassendeanTown Planning SchemeNo. 3-AmendmentNo. 31

Ref: 853/2/13/3, Pt. 31.It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of theTown Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 as amendedthat the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Town ofBassendeanTown Planning SchemeAmendmenton 16 July 1990, for the purposeof-1 Deleting from the DevelopmentTable for the Light Industry Zone followed clause 2.2 thefollowing:

PERMITTED USESColumn No. 1 Column No. 2 Column No. 3

3 Showroom AP5 Warehouse P6 Car SalesPremises P7 CaravanSalesPremises P8 Boating SalesPremises P

11 Vehicle Repair Station P12 Car Wash P13 Laundromat P16 Light Industry P17 Fact,oryette P18 Builder’s Yard P19 ServiceIndustry P20 Depot for the storageof cargo in transit P22 Public Amusement P

and adding:PERMITTED USES

Column No. 1 Column No. 2 Column No. 33 Showroom PS5 Warehouse PS6 Car SalesPremises PS7 CaravanSalesPremises PS8 Boating SalesPremises IP

ii Vehicle Repair Station PS12 Car Wash IP13 Laundromat PS16 Light Industry PS17 Factoryette PS18 Builder’s Yard PS19 ServiceIndustry PS20 Depot for the storageof cargo in transit PS22 Public Amusement AP37 Dry Cleaning Agency/Premises PS38 EducationalEstablishment-OtherGovernmentOffices P39 Parks, RecreationGrounds,Golf Links, Botanical Gardens,

Playing Fields P40 Railway Museum PS41 Lunch Bar PS

2 Deleting from the DevelopmentTable for the General Industry Zone following clause2.2 thefollowing:

PERMITTED USESColumn No. 1 Column No. 2 Column No. 3

2 Showroom AP3 Car SalesPremises P4 CaravanSalesPremises P5 Boating SalesPremises P8 Vehicle Repair Station P9 Car Wash p

10 Dry CleaningAgency P11 Light Industry P12 Factoryette P14 ServiceIndustry P16 PanelBeating P17 Vehicle Repair Station P18 Depot for the storageof cargo in transit P19 General Industry P20 Premisesfor the temporary or permanentstorageof engi

neering equipment and material and the parking ofearthmovingequipmentand machinery P


PERMITTED USESColumn No. 1 Column No. 2

21 Depot for the sale and distributionfirewood

22 PetroleumFuel Depot23 Car Wrecking29 Open Air Display/TradeDisplay31 Warehouse

Column No. 2ShowroomCar SalesPremisesCaravanSalesPremisesBoating SalesPremisesVehicle Repair StationCar WashDry Cleaning Agency/PremisesLight IndustryFactoryetteServiceIndustryPanelBeatingVehicle Repair StationDepot for the storageof cargo in transitGeneral IndustryPremisesfor the temporary or permanentstorageof engineering equipment and material and the parking ofearthmovingequipmentand machinery

21 Depot for the sale and distribution of coal coke and cutfirewood

22 PetroleumFuel Depot23 Car Wrecking29 Open Air Display/Trade Display31 Warehouse37 EducationalEstablishment-OtherGovernmentOffice38 Parks, RecreationGrounds, Golf Links, Botanical Gardens,

Playing Fields39 - Railway Museum40 Lunch Bar

3 Deleting the existing definition of "Service Industry" and replacing it with the following-ServiceIndustry-meanslight industry carried on upon land and in buildings in which goodsare manufacturedonly for sale on the premises, or land and buildings used as a depot forreceiving goods to be serviced.

J. B. COX, Mayor.

S. K. GOODE, Town Clerk.

It is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopmentAct 1928 as amendedthat the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Town ofKwinana Town Planning SchemeAmendmenton 20 July 1990, for the purposeof-

a By rezoning Peel Estate Lets 51 and 54 Woolcoot Road, Wellard from Rural to SpecialRural.

b By amendingPart 5 of the Schemetext to create a new Clause 5.17 which reads:

5.17 No personshall in any areaof LandscapeProtectionasdefinedon the schememapswithout Council’s Planning Approval in writing:

i Carry out clearing of treesor other vegetation.

ii Carry out any filling, dredging or changesto the contourof the land.

iii Erect any advertisingsign.

of coal coke and cut

and adding:

PERMITTED USESColumn No. 1

234589

10ii12141617181920

Column No. 3

PPPIPIP

Column No. 3PSPSPSPSPS

PSPSPSPSPSPSPSPS

PS

PSPSPSPSP

PS

PPSPS


APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTTown of Kwinana

Town Planning SchemeNo. 1-Amendment No. 50

Ref: 853/2/26/i, Pt. 50.

iv Erect or constructany building or outbuilding.


In consideringan application for Planning Approval in respectof any land within an Areaof LandscapeProtection,Council shall have regardto the following:

i The overall impact of the proposeddevelopmenton the landscapeamenityof the areaand the desirability of limiting or modifying the siting, construction, design ormaterialsof any building or associatedservices.

ii The need for an overall managementplan preparedby Council in consultation withthe affectedownersas a prerequisiteto any Planning Approval being issued.

iii The extent to which any subdivision proposal should guaranteethe protection ofnatural ecologicalfeaturesor areaof landscapeamenity.

iv The desirability of minimising the effect of new roadconstructionincluding earthworksand clearing of vegetationwithin road reserves.

c By inserting within the secondscheduleof the schemetext the following:SecondSchedule

Column a2. Special Rural Zone No. 15 Peel EstateLets 51 and 54, Wellard.Column b1. Subdivision of Special Rural Zone No. 15 Peel Estate Lets 51 and 54 is to be generally in

accordancewith the approvedPlan of Subdivision for Special Rural Zone No. 15 datedMarch7th, 1990 and endorsedby the Town Clerk.

2. The minimum lot size shall be 2 hectares.3. Crashbarrier fencesshall be constructedbetweenthe headsof the cul-de-sacsfor fire fighting

andescapepurposes,and the lot ownersshall maintain them in a mannersuchthat they servethis purpose.

4. In the land which is outside the building envelope,indigenous trees,declaredrare flora, scrubor other substantialvegetationmay not be felled, clearedor removedexcept ashereunder:a Treeswhich are dead,diseasedor dangerous.b For the purposeof a firebreak required by a regulation or by-law except that in order to

preservethe amenity of the area Council may at its discretion vary the position of anyrequiredfirebreak to avoid destructionof vegetationor due to the physical featuresof thesubject land.

c For the purposeof any accessdriveway for a residential dwelling asapprovedby Council.5. The keepingof horseswithin Special Rural Zone No. 15 is prohibited.6. a The following usesare permitted ‘P": Dwelling House.

b The following usesare not permitted unlessthe Council gives its approvalin writing "AA":Home OccupationPublic Utility

c All other uses not mentionedunder a and b aboveare not permitted "X".7. Theminimum standardof front boundaryfencingshall be: Posts-tantalithetreatedpine not less

than 100-150mm diameter being not less than 750 mm in the ground and 120 mm aboveground. The postsare to be installed vertically and well consolidatedin positionsnot exceeding2 750 mm apart. Cornerpostsand postsat changesof directionof fencealignment to be struttedto the satisfactionof the Town Engineer.Wires-Ten S.W.G. high tensile galvanisedor bondedplastic equivalent to the satisfactionof the Town Engineer. The top wire to be installed byrunning through holesbored in postsbeing 75 mm below the top of the posts.The middle wireto be installed by running through holes in postsbeing300 mm below top wire. The lower wireto be installed by running through holes bored in postsbeing 300 mm below the middle wire.All wires to be strainedto the satisfactionof the Town Engineer. The subdividing owner shallconstruct these fences prior to subdivision and all associatedcosts shall be met by thesubdividing owner.

8. Minimum dwelling size:a Floor-no dwelling houseshall be constructedwithin the areaspecifiedin column a with

an overall floor area including walls of less than 100 sq.m.b Roof-no roof forming effective water catchmentareaconnectedto the storagetank shall

be less than 120 sq.m. projectedplan area.9. All public roads and public accessways within the Special Rural Zone shall be constructedto

Council’s specificationsand satisfaction.10. Prior to the subdivision of this Special Rural Zone it shall be drainedto the satisfactionof the

Council and the Water Authority of WesternAustralia.ii. Water supply provisions:

a The subdividing owner of the land shall make arrangementssatisfactoryto the Council totheeffect that prospectivepurchasersof the lot are advisedthat no reticulatedwatersupplycan be provided by the Water Authority of WesternAustralia.

b The land is subjectto theprovisionsof theWaterAuthority of WesternAustralia’s By-lawsapplicableto undergroundwater supply and pollution control. The subdividing owner shallinform all prospectivepurchasersin writing of the WaterAuthority of WesternAustralia’srequirementsmentionedin c and d below.


c A well licencemust be obtainedprior to constructionof a well or boreto draw groundwater.Under currentmanagementguidelines1 500 kilolitres per year is allocated.The allocationof 1 500 kilolitres if efficiently used is sufficient for domesticuseand the irrigation of upto 0.1 hectares.

d Activities carried our on this land shall not contravenethe Water Authority of WesternAustralia’s By-laws applicable to undergroundwater pollution control.

e Any increasein stormwaterrunoff createdby the developmentof the land shall becateredfor within the site and outlet flows to the WaterAuthority’s drainagesystemshall not beincreased.The developershall at the subdivisional stageprovide theWater Authority withcalculationsand plans to demonstratethat storm water run off from the subdivision willnot increasedischargeto the Water Authority’s drainagesystem. Any improvementsoradditions to the existing drainagesystem as a result of any developmentshall be to therequirementsof the WaterAuthority and shall be at the developers’expense.

12. Land within thebuilding envelopeis to be managedin sucha manneras to avoid the land beinglaid bare in vegetation resulting in loose, wind erodible conditions. Land outside the buildingenvelopeis to be managedin such a mannerthat therewill be no further clearingof the landsave for vegetation that has to be removed to make way for housing, fences, firebreaks,outbuildings and accesswayconstruction, the Council’s approval shall be deemedas Council’swritten consent to removevegetation.

13. The Subdividing owner shall undertakea tree planting programmeover thoseareasshown onthe Special Rural Zone No. 15 subdivision guide plan at a density of not lessthan 1 000 stemsper hectare.

14. The Council may specify that groups of trees are required to retain the rural characterof thelocality. No personshall remove without the prior written consent of Council any of thosegroups of trees.

15. All buildings and effluent disposal areasshall be constructedwithin the building envelopeasdefined on the approvedPlan of Subdivision for Special Rural Zone No. 15. The Council mayvary the position and size of a building envelopeat its discretion, provided any variation willnot adversely affect the amenity of the land. Notwithstanding the foregoing requirements,wherethesubdivisionalguideplan definesan effluent disposalareawithin abuilding envelope,this areashall not be varied and the effluent disposal systemshall be built within it.

16. All on-siteeffluent disposal systemsshall be constructedso as to achievea minimum verticalseparationof 2m. betweenthe systemand the highest known groundwaterlevel, and 100 m.horizontal separation from the Water Authority of Western Australia drain and areas ofintermittent inundation as shown on the subdivision guide plan.

17. Prior to subdivision the subdividing owner shall erect a sign in a prominentplace to informfuture ownersof the specialconditions imposedon the land under Special Rural Zone No. 15,and that they must consult with Council before commencingany development.

18. The subdividing owner of the land shall makearrangementsto Council’s satisfactionto ensurethat prospectivepurchasersare advisedof the sandexcavationon the adjoining lot.

19. The subdividing owner shall make arrangements to Council’s and the Department ofConservationand Land Management’ssatisfaction,to ensurethat prospectivepurchasersareadvisedof thepossibilityof the existenceof declaredrare flora speciesof DrabereaJeanensisandDiuris Sp. Kwinana in the locality.

20. Council may vary building envelopesin order to preservedeclaredrare flora.

21. Prior to final approval of a plan or diagram of subdivision the subdividershall define to thesatisfaction of the Council, the location and size of the building envelopesfor each of theproposedlots. The Council’s approval of the building envelopesshall be signified by the TownClerk’s signatureon a plan showingthe building envelopes.

D. J. NELSON, Mayor.R. K. SMILLIE, Town Clerk.

Under the provisionsof the Police Act 1892-1983unclaimedstolen and found property will be soldby public auction at the PropertyTracing Section, Police Complex, Clarkson Road, Maylands onTuesdayAugust 21st 1990 at 9.00 am.

Auction to be conductedby Mr K. Treloar, GovernmentAuctioneer.

POLICE AUCTION

B. BULL, Commissionerof Police.


- $J O V V I

FREMANTLE PORT AUTHORITY ACT 1902FREMANTLE PORT AUTHORITY ALTERATION OF BOUNDARIES

NOTICE 1990Given by His Excellencythe Governor in ExecutiveCouncil under section 22.

Citation

1. This notice may be cited as the Freniantle Port Authority Alteration ofBoundariesNotice 1990.

Alteration of port boundaries2. The boundariesof the port of Fremantledescribedin the First Scheduletothe Fremantle Port Authority Act 1902, asaltered from time to time by noticespublished in theGazette*,are further alteredby thewithdrawal from theOuterHarbour of all that portion of land referred to in the Schedule.

ScheduleClause2

Descriptionof LandCockburn Sound Location 2953 and beingthe whole of the land the subject ofDepartmentof Land Administration Diagram 88910.

l*For notices published to 15 May 1990 see pp. 251-252 of 1988 Index toLegislation of WesternAustralia.

By His Excellency’s Command,


ALBANY PORT AUTHORITY ACT 1926

NOTICEApplication To Lease

In accordancewith the provisions of section 25 of the Albany Port Authority Act 1926, it is herebyadvertisedthat an application hasbeen receivedfrom WesterbergMarine for the leaseof Let SBof Port land vestedin theAlbany Port Authority for a period exceedingthreeyearsfor thepurposeof boatbuilding.

Dated this 9th day of July, 1990.

B. J. E. HUDSON, GeneralManager.

- *‘A II

TEMPORARY ALLOCATION OF PORTFOLIOSIt is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor hasapproved thefollowing temporary allocation of portfolios during the absenceof the Hon. I. F. Taylor M.L.A. forthe period 18-28 July i990 inclusive.Acting Minister for Finance and Economic Hon. J. M. Berinson, M.L.C.

DevelopmentActing Minister for Trade Hon. J. P. Carr, M.L.A.Acting Minister for Goldfields Hon. P. A. Buchanan,M.L.A.

G. C. PEARCE, Chief Executive,Departmentof the Premier.

TEMPORARY ALLOCATION OF PORTFOLIOS

Departmentof the Premier,Perth, 23 July 1990.

It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governorhas approved thefollowing temporary allocation of portfolios during the absenceof the Hon. G. J. Troy M.L.A. forthe period 13-16 August 1990 inclusive. Thesearrangementsare an extension of those approvedfor the period 16 July to 12 August 1990.Acting Minister for Productivity and Labour Relations; Minister Assisting the Minister forEducation with TAFE; Minister assistingthe Minister for Public SectorManagement-Hon.G. I.Gallop M.L.A.

G. C. PEARCE, Chief Executive,Departmentof the Premier.


CASINO CONTROL ACT 1984CASINO BURSWOOD ISLAND AGREEMENT ACT 1985

CASINO CONTROL AREA OF GAMING LICENCE NOTICE No. 2 1990Given by the Gaming Commission of Western Australia with the approval ofthe Minister for Racing and Gaming under section 21 4a of the Casino ControlAct 1984.

Citation

i. This notice may be cited as the Casino Control Area of Casino GamingLicenceNotice No. 2 1990.

Commencement

2. This noticeshall come into operation on the day following the day on whichit is publishedin the GovernmentGazette.

Interpretation

3. In this notice-

"the casino gaming licence" meansthe casino gaming licence granted inrelation to premisesat BurswoodIsland to West Australian TrusteesLimited, as the trustee of the Burswood Property Trust, on 24December 1985;

"the plan of the GamingArea" meansthe plan of the ground floor area ofthe Burswood Casino published at p. 1390 in the GovernmentGazetteon 9 March 1990 in the Scheduleto the Notice fixing the areato whichthe casino gaming licence relates.

Inclusion of the poker lounge in the area to which the casino gaminglicence relates4. The areato which the casinogaming licence relatesis alteredby extendingthat area to include the adjoining area marked"Poker Lounge" on the plan ofthe GamingArea.

Approved by the Minister for Racing and Gaming.

PAM BEGGS.

Sealed by the Gaming Commission of Western Australia in the presenceof-

L.S.

R. CHAPMAN, Chairman.

W. SILVER, Member.

K. McKENNA, Member.

SUMMARY OF LIQUOR LICENSING APPLICATIONSThe following is a summaryof applications received under the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 andrequired to be advertised. Any person wishing to obtainedmore details about any application,orabout the objection process,should contact the Liquor Licensing Division, 1st Floor, Hyatt Centre,87 Adelaide Terrace, Perth telephone: 425 1888, or consult a solicitor or relevant industryorganisation.

App. No. Applicant Nature of Application Last Day forObjections

ALTERATION TO PREMISES

602 0221 3 S. & H. McNeilly, J. C. & Application for alteration/redefinitionto N/A9/90 G. Jamison premisesknown as Parkerville Tavern

for rebuilding and some internalalterations

601 0149 5 ParamountView P/L Application for alteration to premises N/A10/90 known as Federal Hotel, Fremantle for

relicencesection of hotel on groundflooras marked in red on plans delicensedin 1987 for useas TAB Agency

3614

TRANSFER OF LICENCE10

Arctic Prince P/L

11

Northoak Holdings P/L

12

P & 0 Licence HoldingsP/L

13

Norman Alfred Pearce &Prudence Mary Pearce

NEW LICENCE1A/90

Fly by Night MusiciansClub

2A/90

Coles Myer Ltd

3A/90

Rupert Holdings P/L

2B/90

Fremantle Rugby LeagueF/C

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA

[27 July 1990

Nature of Application

Last Day forObjections

Application for alteration redefinition to

N/Apremises Assoc Inc known as EmuPoint Progress Assoc. Inc. to extendstorage area at back of building-as percouncil approved planApplication for indefinite extended

N/Atrading permit to premises known asPalace Hotel Kalgoorlie to serve foodand beverages in restaurant until 2amApplication for indefinite extended

N/Atrading permit to premises known asUnderwater World to allow fullpotential and development as a functionvenue in restaurant plus north andsouth terracesApplication for alteration redefinition to

N/Apremises known as Wentworth PlazaHotel for extension of definition oflicensed premises to include thecourtyard of the bar known as TheMoon & Sixpence Murray St, PerthApplication for alteration redefinition to

N/Apremises known as John BarleycornHotel to include 3 female toiletsApplication for alteration redefinition to

N/Apremises known as Art GalleryRestaurant for relocation old licensedrestaurant and new licensed restaurantApplication for indefinite extended

N/Atrading permit for premises known asPresidential Suite to licence the area"Rustic Room"Application for alteration redefinition

N/Afor premises known as Contacio Int .Motor Hotel to demolish existingreception & manager's quarters &constructing new foyer & covered areato front of existing restaurant

Application for transfer of hotel licence

28/7/90for premises known as New Club HotelMotel situated Northampton fromMichael Henry ArthurApplication for transfer of a cabaret

30/7/90licence for premises known as SuperflysNight Club situated Bunbury from RaniNominees P/LApplication for transfer of a special

6/8/90facility licence for premises known asCadjebut from Kente P/LApplication for transfer of tavern

3/8/90licence for premises known as theWidgie Tavern situated Lot 124Widgiemooltha

Application for a special facility licence

22/8/90in respect of Old Drill Hall cnr Queen& Holdsworth Sts, Sth FremantleApplication for a conditional grant

13/8/90liquor store in respect of Yirrigan DveMirrabooka Square, MirrabookaApplication for special facility licence in

20/8/90respect of the Oz Outback TheatreRestaurant,

135A James StNorthbridgeApplication for a club licence in respect

20/8/90of Fremantle Rugby League FootballClub Inc, Sheppard & Jaffrey Sts,Hilton Park

App. No . Applicant

604 1382 1 Emu Point Progress12/90

601 1140 3 Palace Securities P/L &13/90 PM Donnelly

622 2905 8 Underwater World P/L14/90

601 0251 9 Western Plaza Hotel16/90 Corp P/L

601 0173 5 J. B. McHenry & Assoc17/90 P/L

606 2262 4 Art Gallery of WA18/90

606 2159 2 Kevin Patrick Higgins19/90

601 2944 7 Blue Wren Holdings P/L20/90

27 July 1990]

ClassNo .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA

3615

This notice is published under section 67 (5) of the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 .G. B. AYES, Director of Liquor Licensing .

.bV

STATE GOVERNMENT INSURANCE COMMISSIONSCHEDULE OF PREMIUMS

Payable under the Motor Vehicle (Third Party Insurance) Act 1943n respect of Third Party Insurance Policies on and after 1 October 1990 until further notice .

Definition"Motor Vehicle" means any vehicle propelled by gas, oil, electricity or any other motive power, notbeing animal power required to be licensed, and complying with the requirements necessary forlicensing under the Road Traffic Act 1974, and includes a caravan trailer or semi-trailer drawn orhauled by a motor vehicle .

Schedule

Class of Vehicle AnnualPremium Rate

1A. Motor Car-Any motor car used for private or business purposes andconstructed principally for the conveyance of persons not included in Classes2 to 8, inclusive . This class includes Station Wagons which have a designedseating capacity for four (4) or more persons 153.60

IB. Ambulance Vehicle, Fire Brigade Vehicle, Undertakers' Vehicle, MotorVehicle owned and used by the Australian Red Cross Society, or a vehicleowned and used by the Spastic Welfare Association-"Ambulance Vehicle" :Any motor vehicle constructed and used for the conveyance of sick or injuredpersons, "Fire Brigade Vehicle" : Any motor vehicle owned by or under thecontrol of the Western Australian Fire Brigade Board . "Undertakers' Vehi-cles": Any motor vehicle used solely as an undertakers' hearse or mourningcoach 58.50

2 .

Goods Vehicle-Any motor vehicle not included in Classes 3 to 8, bothinclusive, constructed principally for the conveyance of goods. This classincludes a wagon, utility, tractor (prime mover type) 100.80(Any wagon licensed under subsection (5) (f) of section 19 of the Road TrafficAct and issued with registration plates in accordance with subregulation 1of Regulation 24 of the Road Traffic (Licensing) Regulations as a farm vehicleshall be entitled to a rebate of 50 per cent of this premium.)

3 .

Hire Vehicle(a) Any motor vehicle, other than a taxi-cab, and "Hire-and-Drive-

Yourself" vehicle licensed under the Road Traffic Act to carry eightor more persons principally operating on routes, the major portionof which is within the 40-kilometre radius of the G .P.O. Perth651 .60

(b) Any motor vehicle, other than a taxi-cab, and "Hire-and-Drive-Yourself" vehicle licensed under the Road Traffic Act to carry eightor more persons principally operating on routes, the major portionof which is outside the 40-kilometre radius of the G .P.O. Perth198.00

App. No . Applicant Nature of Application Last Day forObjections

3B/90 Boyanup Bowling Club Application for club restricted licence in 24/8/90

5B/90

Inc

Robert Healy T/F Robert

respect of Boyanup Bowling Club IncCharlotte St, BoyanupApplication for Restaurant licence in 20/8/90

6B/90

Healy Family Tst

Bruce Rock Tennis Club

respect of Manjimup Motor Inn,Mottram St, ManjimupApplication for Club Restricted licence 20/8/90

Inc in respect of Bruce Rock Tennis ClubInc, Dunstal St, Bruce Rock

Application for removal of wholesalers 6/8/90REMOVAL OF LICENCER4B/90

Trilor PTL George Kailislicence from 93 Thompson Rd NorthFremantle to 23 Catalina Rd CanningVale in respect of Black Swan DutyFree


Schedule-continued

ClassNo. Class .of Vehicle Annual

Premium Rate

$c Taxi-cab principally operating within a 40-kilometre radius of the

G.P.O. Perth 447,60d Taxi-cab principally operatingoutside a 40-kilometre radius of the

G.P.O. Perth 153.60e School buses,i.e., vehiclesusedprimarily for thecarriageof children

to and from schooland any other vehicleconstructedsimilarly to anomnibus privately owned and used for conveyanceof non-payingpassengers 60.00

1 Any motor vehicle used for carriageof passengers,for hire, fare orreward, not included in Classes3 a to 3 e inclusive 153.60

g Hire-and-Drive-Yourselfvehicle 219.60

4. Motor CycleOther than motor cycle included in Classes5 b and 7 a 85.20Any motor cycle licensed undersubsection5 0 of section 19 of the RoadTraffic Act and issuedwith registrationplatesin accordancewith subregulation 1 of Regulation24 of the RoadTraffic Licensing Regulationsas a farmvehicle shall be entitled to a rebateof 50 per cent of this premium.

5. Motor Trade Vehicle i.e., motor car manufacturing, garage proprietor,vendor of and/or dealer in motor cars;

a Motor vehicle not included in Classes5 b and 5 C used by theabove with identification plate attached issued under the RoadTraffic Act-rate per identification plate issued 42.00

b Motor cycle used by the above, with identification plate attachedissuedunder RoadTraffic Act-rate per identification plate issued 20.40

c Tow Truck as defined in First Schedule of Road Traffic Act; ortesting plate whilst being used in accordancewith section 27 of theMotor Vehicle Dealers Act 1973 26.40

6. Trailer, Caravan, Invalid Wheel Chair-This class includes all vehiclesissuedwith trailer plates, but doesnot include tractor Prime mover type,which is issued separatelyunder Class2 4.80

7. Miscellaneousa Veteran Cars, Wagons and Motor Cycles-Vehicleswhich are the

subject of a limited Traffic Licence as a veteran vehicle and onlywhilst beingused in accordancewith the provisions of suchlicence.Farm Fire Fighting Vehicles-Any vehicle that is owned by a personengagedin the businessof farming or grazing and that is fitted oradaptedfor the purpose of fire fighting, licensed under a limitedlicence, limiting it exclusively to use on a road for fire fightingpurposes.Motor Cycles-Not exceeding75 cc.

Any other vehicle being a motor vehicle within the meaningof theMotor Vehicle Third Party InsuranceAct not otherwise classified 12.00

b Fork lift, Two Motor, Self-propelled Headers,Tractor other thanprime mover type but including farm type and Tractor Plant asdefined in First Scheduleof RoadTraffic Act and licensedas ClassA or B licence underRegulations to RoadTraffic Act 12.00

8. a Tractor Plant which is licensedasClassC licenceunder Regulationsto RoadTraffic Act 80.40

b Mobile Cranes, as defined in First Scheduleof Road Traffic Act .... 236.40

NB.: Short Period Rates-The premium payable for any period less than 12 months shall becalculated as follows-

All classes-a For each complete month-one-twelfth of annual premium.b For periods of less than one month-

i Wherevehicle licensed between1st and 10th of month-one month’s premium.ii Where vehicles licensed between 11th and 20th of month-two-thirds of one

month’s premium.iii Wherevehicles licensed after 20th of month-one-thirdof one month’s premium.

Short Term FeesIn addition to thepremium a short term feeof i0c is payableexceptin thecaseof an initial licence

or permit where such licence or permit is effected for the maximum period permitted by theLicensing Authority.


PermitsAny motor vehicle issuedwith a permit pursuantto section26 of the RoadTraffic Act 1974, or

the RoadTraffic Licensing Regulations 1975 which has a duration in excessof 48 hours, shallbe entitled to a 50 per cent rebateof the insurancepremiumlisted in this Scheduleof Premiums,applicable to that classof vehicle and for the period of the permit.

Permits Not Exceeding48 HoursThe fee for permits, the duration of which does not exceed48 hours, shall be $5 third party

insurancepremium and 25c stamp duty.

NotesStamp Duty-Stamp Duty of 25c is payableon all licensesor permits irrespectiveof period.

F. P. MICHELL, ManagingDirector,State GovernmentInsuranceCommission.

It is hereby notified that the maximum amount which the Treasurermay indemnify undersection12 of the Rural HousingAssistance Act as amendedduring the period commencingthe 1st dayof July 1990 and endingthe 30th dayof June1991 is thesumof threemillion five hundredthousanddollars $3 500 000.00.

CARMEN LAWRENCE, Treasurer.

The notice of making GeneralValuations that appearedin the GovernmentGazettedated 15 June1990 is correctedas follows-

The date of coming into force of the Valuation Districts in 1 a is 1 July 1990.

The dateof coming into force of the following Valuation Districts in 2 a-

Cities of Armadale, Cockburn, Gosnells, Perth-CoastWard, Rockinghamand Wanneroo.

Shires of Kalamunda,Mundaring, and Swan is 30 June 1990.

WATER AUTHORITY ACT 1984

J. B. DUNCAN, Valuer General.

COUNTRY AREAS WATER SUPPLY AMENDMENT BY-LAWS 1990

Made by the Water Authority of Western Australia with the approval of theMinister for Water Resources.

Citation

1. Theseby-laws may be cited as the Country Areas Water SupplyAmendment By-laws 1990.

Principal by-laws2. In these by-laws the Country Areas Water Supply By-laws 1957* are

referred to as the principal by-laws.[*Reprinted in the Gazetteof 1 May 1968 at pp. 1219-1242.For amendments

to 31 May 1990 seepp. 371-73of 1989Index to Legislation of WesternAustralia.]By-law 5 amended

3. By-law 5 of the principal by-laws is amended-

a in subsection 1 b by deleting "approved by the Minister" andsubstituting the following-

authorizedby the Authority "; and

b in subsection2 by deleting "approved" and substituting the following-

RURAL HOUSING ASSISTANCE ACT 1976

CORRIGENDUMVALUATION OF LAND ACT 1978

" authorized

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [27 July 1990

By.law 5A inserted

4. Division II of the principal by-laws is amendedby inserting after by-law5 the following by-law-

Flushing apparatus5A. 1 If apparatusreferred to in by-law 1 b incorporates or

consists of a water closet pan, the owner and occupier of the houseconcernedshall provide apparatusauthorizedby the Authority for-

a the effective application of water to that pan;

b the efficient flushing and. cleansingof that pan; and

c the removal from that pan of any solid or liquid matterwhich mayfrom time to time be depositedtherein.

2 Subject to sub-bylaws 3 and 4, apparatusauthorizedby theAuthority for the purposes referred to in sub-bylaw I shall be soconstructed,fitted and placed as to supply water for use in the relevantwater closet pan without any direct connection from that pan to anywater servicepipe on the land on which the relevanthouseis situated.

3 Subject to sub-bylaw4, all apparatusreferred to in sub-bylaw 2and installed on or after the commencementof the CountryAreas WaterSupplyAmendmentBy-laws 1990 for usewith water closetpansshall beof the 9/4.5 litre dual-flush type.

4 If any apparatusdesignedor adaptedfor the purposesreferred toin sub-bylaw1 and installed before the commencementof the CountryAreasWaterSupplyAmendmentBy-laws 1990 for usewith a waterclosetpan in this sub-bylaw called "the old apparatus"is to be replacedandthe water closet pan with which the old apparatusis used cannotbeefficiently cleansedwith apparatusof the type referred to in sub-bylaw3, apparatus referred to in sub-bylaw 2 other than a 9/4.S litredual-flush apparatusmay be installed by way of replacementfor the oldapparatus. ".

By resolution of the Board.

The Sealof theWater Authority of WesternAustralia was affixed hereto in thepresenceof-

Approved by the Minister for Water Resources.

K. C. WEBSTER, Chairman.

W. J. COX, Managing Director.

ERNIE BRIDGE.

BUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

Tenders,closing at West Perth, at 2.30 pm on the dates mentionedhereunder,are invited for thefollowing projects.Tendersareto be addressedto:-

The Minister for Works,do ContractOffice,DumasHouse,2 HavelockStreet.West Perth, WesternAustralia 6005

andareto be endorsedasbeingatenderfor the relevantproject.The highest,lowest, or any tenderwill not necessarilybe accepted.

TenderNo. Project Closing

DateTenderDocumentsnow availablefrom:

24890 ... Rockingham TAFE-Child Care Centre-Erection.Builders CategorisationCategoryD.

1/8/90 BMA West Perth

24891 ... Department for Community Services-MtLawley-Child Care Centre-Erection.Builders CategorisationCategoryD.

1/8/90 BMA WestPerth

24893 ... Ardross Primary School-Upgrade. BuildersCategorisationCategoryD.

15/8/90 BMA WestPerth

C. BURTON, ExecutiveDirector,Building ManagementAuthority.

3618


BUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY-continuedAcceptanceof Tenders

TenderNo.

Project Contractor Amount

24892 ... Metropolitan Security Prison-South-PerimeterSecurity-Weld MeshFence

Ackworth Pty Ltd$

364 000

24881 ,., Subiaco-Sexual Assault Referral Centre-Single StoreyAdditions & Alterations

P.R. Paul & Co 220 566

MAIN ROADS DEPARTMENT

TendersTendersareinvited for the following projects.Tender documentsare availablefrom the ContractsClerk, Ground Floor, Main RoadsDepartment,WaterlooCrescent,EastPerth.

TenderNo. Description Closing Date

199045/90 .... Supply anddelivery of oneto four Grid Rollers Thursday,

August 946/90 .... Supply anddelivery of oneand two Four Wheel Drive Leaders Thursday,

August 248/90 .... Supply anddelivery of one Flat Top Truck Thursday,

August 212/90 .... Office Cleaning-Northam Office Wednesday,

August 2230/90 .... Supply and delivery of coldmix for a period up to June 30 1991 for

Bunbury Division Tuesday,August 7

31/90 .... Supply anddelivery of crushedaggregatefor a periodof up to June30,1991 for Bunbury Division Tuesday,

August 76/90 Bituminoussurfacingof 7.3 km of Newman-TabbaTabba Roadsin the

Pilbara Division Tuesday,August 14

53/90 .... Supply anddelivery of one S.0 m3 Tip Truck with threeway tipping.. Thursday,August 9

54/90 .... Supply anddelivery of one Crew Cab Flat Top Truck with HydraulicCrane Thursday,

August 9

Acceptanceof Tenders

ContractNo.

.Description SuccessfulTenderer Amount

$208/89... Fabrication and delivery of protective

barriersfor five 5 roadbridgesover theelectrifiedPerth-Midlandrailway line

Ferro EngineeringPTh .... 36 430

212/89... Demolition 1 Woolwich Street,Leederville B & L Demolition 25 000178/89... Supply anddelivery of white roadmarking

paint andthinnersAll tendersdeclined.

10/90 Cleaning of offices at 28 Great EasternHwy, Rivervale

Zoom Cleaning Service ... 4 260

189/89... Cleaningof industrial buildings, Derby R. Richardson Contract-ing

8 802.92

190/89... Cleaningof office buildings, Derby R. Richardson Contract-ing

7 757.20

191/89... Cleaningof office buildings,Kununurra Lyn Bade 6 1734/89 Road construction on Gt. Northern Hwy,

Bow River to Victoria HighwayMacMahon Construction 3 735 750.50

207/89... Demolition Lets 68 and69 Woolwich StreetandLet 75 Brighton Street,Leederville

StatewideDemolition 9 400

9/90 Cleaningof office buildings,Narrogin McDonaldsCleaning 4 487.64

J. F. ROSE,Acting Director, Administration andFinance.


STATE TENDERBOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

TendersInvited

Tenderforms andfull particularsof the Schedulehereundermaybe obtainedon applicationat theStateTenderBoard, 815 Hay Street,Perth, 6000.

DateofAdvertising

Date ofDescriptionClosing

June29 212A1990 Micro ComputerSystemsandSoftwarefor Schoolsfor the Ministry of Education-Group ClassNo. 7000 August 9

July 13 504A1990 One 1 only 4x4 Agricultural Type Tractorcompletewith attachmentsfor the Departmentof Conservationand LandManagement-GroupClassNo. 3710 August 2

July 20 513A1990 Supply and Manufactureof 150 000 "P" PlatesforthePolice Department-GroupClassNo. 990S . August 9

July 20 514A1990 Supply, Delivery and Commissioningof FlowcytoMetric Equipment for the Royal PerthHospital-GroupClassNo. 6515 August 9

July 27 16A1990 Beveragesfor various GovernmentDepartmentsinitial one year period with an option ofextendingfor a further one year-Group ClassNo. 89S5 August 16

Expressionof InterestJuly 13 ITRI Expressions of Interest are sought from

No. 1-90 Organisationsable to Supply a ComputerisedWarehouse Inventory Control Package withintegration/interfacing to the Department’sexisting computerised systems-for theDepartmentof Services August 23

THIS 15 THE FIRST STEP IN A TWO PHASE PROCEDURE.TENDERSWILL SUBSEQUENTLYBE SOUGHT ONLYFROM A SHORT LIST DRAWN FROM THOSEPOTENTIAL SUPPLIERSWHO

RESPONDTO AN INVITATION TO REGISTER INTEREST.

July 13 ITRI Expressionsof Interestare soughtfrom interestedNo. 2-90 partiesto provideinformationon theavailability

of SoftwareandAssociatedHardwareto supportthe provision of Dental Servicesfor the HealthDepartmentof WA-Dental ServicesBranch .... August 9

For ServiceJuly 20 185A1990 Transport of Furniture and Effects 2 Year

Period-Ministry of Education August 16

For SaleJuly 13 500A1990 1988 Nissan Navara 4x2 Utility 6QP 948, 1987

Toyota Landcruiser Diesel Personnel carrier6QJ 829, 1986 Nissan Pintara Sedan 6QL098, 1985 Nissan4x2 Utility Diesel 6QG 104and 1987 Toyota Landcruiser 4x4 Tray Back6QJ 700 for the Department of Conservationand Land Managementat Mundaring August 2

July 13 501A1990 1978 MasseyFergusonTractor 185 4x2 XQE 767and 1974 Massey Ferguson Tractor 168 4x2UQQ 273 for the Departmentof ConservationandLand Managementat Ludlow August 2

July 13 502A1990 1984 Ford FalconPanelVan 4.1 Motor XQR 875,11986 Nissan Nivara 4x2 Utility 6QJ 926 and1985 Nissan720 4x2 King Cab 6QF 267 for theDepartment of Conservation and LandManagementat Mundaring August 2


STATE TENDERBOARD OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA-continued

For Sale-continued

DateofAdvertising For Sale Dateof

Closing

1990 1990July 13 503Ai990 1982 Kubota 4WD Lawn Mower Tractor complete

with Mower Deck6QJ 071 for theDepartmentof Conservation and Land Management atMundaring August 2

July 20 507A1990 1985 Toyota Hilux 4x4 Tray Back 6QG 571, 1988Nissan Navara4x4 King CabUtility 6QR 203,1988 NissanNavara4x4 Utility 6QS 438, 1987Nissan Pintara Station Wagon 6QO 386 and1988Mitsubishi Colt 4 Door Sedan6QM 915 forDepartment of Conservation and LandManagementat Mundaring August 9

July 20 508A1990 1985 Toyota Landcruiser 4x4 PersonnelCarrier6QX 911 for the Departmentof ConservationandLand Managementat MundaringRe-call. August 9

July 20 509A1990 1988 Holden CommodoreSedanMRD 2910, 1989Ford FalconUtility 4.1 MRD A526, 1988 FordFalcon Utility 4.1 MRD A259 and 1988Mitsubishi 4x4 ExpressVan MRD A035 for theMain RoadsDepartmentat Welshpool August 9

July 20 510Ai990 1984MazdaHigh RoofBus Model No. T3000 MRD7823 for the Main Roads Department atWelshpool August 9

July 20 511Ai990 1982 Leyland Flat Top Truck MRD 6531 for theMain RoadsDepartmentat Welshpool August 9

July 20 5i2A1990 1988NissanNavaraKing CabUtility MRD A283,1988 Nissan Navara King Cab Utility MRDA2i2 and 1987 Ford Falcon XF SedanMIlD2238 for the Main Roads Department atWelshpool August 9

July 27 517A1990 1981 Hino KL300 Tipping Truck MRD 5706 forthe Main RoadsDepartment-Welshpool August 16

July 27 518A1990 1988 Ford Falcon Utility MRD A232, 1989 FordFalcon Utility MRD A434 and 1988 FordFalcon Utility MRD A147 for the Main RoadsDepartment-Welshpool August i6

July 27 519A1990 SecondhandCavalierCaravanWater/FuelTankerTrailer MRD 1743 and a SecondhandCavalierCaravanWater/FuelTankerTrailerMRD 1746for theMain RoadsDepartment-Welshpool August 16

July 27 520A1990 SecondhandBosich 4500L Water Tank & TrailerMRD 1457 and SecondhandBosieh 4500LWater Tank & Trailer MRD 1470 for MainRoadsDepartment-Welshpool August 16

July 27 52iAi990 1977 ChamberlainRubber Tyred Tractor ModelMark IV MRD 0255 for Main RoadsDepartment-Welshpool August 16

July 27 522A1990 1988 NissanNavaraCrew CabUtility MRD A278for Main RoadsDepartment-Welshpool August 16

July 27 523A1990 SecondhandCoatesTowedGrid Roller MRD 07S0and SecondhandHyster Towed Grid RollerMRD 0718 for the Main RoadsDepartment-Welshpool August 16

July 27 524A1990 Various SecondhandChainsawsfor the Dept. ofConservation and Land Management-Manjimup August 16

Tenders,addressedto the Chairman, State TenderBoard, 815 Hay Street, Perth 6000 will bereceivedfor theabovementionedtendersuntil 10.00 am on the dateof closing.

Tendersmust be properly endorsedon envelopesotherwisethey are liable to rejection. No tendernecessarilyaccepted.

L. W. GRAHAM, Chairman,StateTenderBoard.


STATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA-continued

AcceptedTenders

ScheduleNo.

Particulars Contractor Rate

Supplyand Delivery

24Ai990 Supply andDelivery of Milk and Cream Variousfor Various Govt. Dept for a OneYearPeriod

Details onRequest

i00A1990 Supply of Drugs, Disinfectants and VariousAntiseptic Preparations for VariousGovernment Departments andHospitals for a One 1 YearPeriod-GroupClassNo. 6505

Details onRequest

Purchaseand Removal$8 286.00490A1990 1987 Toyota Hilux Tray Back 6QL EastSide Cars

079-Kununurra492A1990 1988 Holden Commodore SedanMRD A. J. Auto Wholesales

2782-Geraldton$10 687.00

494A1990 1988 Ford Falcon Utility MRD A196 S. W. ValentineRe-call-Welshpool

$6 366.00

Declineof all Tenders

440A1990 Various Surplus Printing Equipment- Items1-7Wembley

WATER AUTHORITY OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA

Tenders

Tendersareinvited for theprojectslisted belowandwill be acceptedup to 2.30 pm on theclosingdatespecified.Tender documentsare available from the Supply ServicesBranch, Level 2, Entry 4, John TonkinWaterCentre,629 NewcastleStreet,Leederville,WA 6007.Tenderdocumentsmust be completedin full, sealedin the envelopeprovidedandplacedin theTenderBox locatedat the aboveLeedervilleaddress.Thelowest or any tendermaynot necessarilybe accepted.

ContractNo. Description Closing Date

1990AM 901036 The Supply of 750 metresof 450mmNominal Bore JackingPipe for

CanningVale Sewer 31 July

AcceptedTenders

Contract Particulars Contractor Price

NM901027 .... Supply of CentrifugalPumpsfor Kalgoorlie ThompsonsKelly & $47 218StandbyReservoirPump Stations Lewis

AP902011 Supply of Burnt Clay Bricks for a Twelve Midland Brick Company Scheduleof12 Month Period Pty Ltd and Metro Rates

BrickAP902013 Supply of Distribution Transformers ABB Transformers Scheduleof

1990/1992 Pty Ltd RatesAP902016 Supply of Xerographic Photocopy Paper, AarqueSystemsPty Ltd Scheduleof

Developerand Tonerfor a Twelve Month OCE Australia Pty Ltd RatesPeriod SensitechPty Ltd

The DepartmentofServices

CommonwealthPaperCompanyPty Ltd

W. COX, ManagingDirector.


Creditors and other personshaving claims in respect of the estateof PeterMichael Joyce late ofHamilton Hill NursingHome, 27 Ivermey Road, Hamilton Hill in the State of WesternAustralia,retired Railway Employee, deceased,to which section 63 of the TrusteesAct 1962 applies arerequiredto sendparticularsof their claims to the Executrix, Cynthia Valerie Manning of 6 MariaPlace,Mandurah,by 31 August 1990, after which date the saidExecutrixmay conveyor distributethe assetshaving regardonly to the claims of which shehasnotice, and the said Executrix shallnot be liable to any personof whose claim she had no notice at the time of administration ordistribution.

TRUSTEES ACT 1962

In thematter of the Estateof Arthur William Lockley Cawood, late of 12 Newton Court in the Willof 12 Newton Crescent, Armadale in the State of Western Australia, Retired Public Servant,deceased.Creditors and other personshaving claims to which section 63 of the TrusteesAct 1962 relateinrespectof the Estateof the deceased,who died on 23 February1990 are requiredby the Trustee,Michael Alexander Howat Gray to sendparticularsof their claims to Messrs.Taylor Smart of 6thFloor, 533 Hay Street,Perth in the said Stateby 30 August 1990 after which datethesaid Trusteemay convey or distribute the assets,having regard only to the claims of which he then hashadnotice.Dated the 24th day of July 1990.

TAYLOR SMART.

TRUSTEES ACT 1962

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTSCreditors and other personshaving claims to which section 63 of the TrusteesAct 1962, relatesin respect of the Estates of the undermentioneddeceasedpersons,are required by PerpetualTrusteesW.A. Ltd. of 89 St. George’sTerrace, Perth, to send particulars of their claims to theCompany,by theundermentioneddate, after which date thesaid Companymay conveyor distributethe assets,having regardonly to the claims of which the Company then has notice.Claims for the following expire one month after the date of publication hereof.

Carmichael,Wendy, late of Town House76, Unit 11/71 HerdsmanParade,Wembley, Spinster,died11/7/90.

Cox, Francis Edward late of 19 Hillview Terrace,Bentley, Packer, died 18/4/90.

Hammond, Ruth, late of 30 GenesterCrescent,Dalkeith, Pensioner,died 8/7/90.Hatch, Elizabeth Mary, late of Unit 6, "Edgewater", 14 Victoria Avenue, Claremont, Spinster,died

14/7/90.Hughes, Dulcie Irene, late of Applecross Nursing Home, River Way, Applecross, Pension,died

11/6/90.

Veersma,Hendrika, late of 86 Mills Street, Martin, Widow, died 16/7/90.White, Lancelot Mawson, late of 21 Carrick Street, Woodland,retired Civil Servant, died 14/3/90.

Yardley, Edna Cicilia, late of 73 Third Avenue, Bassendean,Widow, died 2 1/6/90.Dated this 2Sth day of July 1990.

J. KMIECIK, ManagerTrusts and EstatesAdministration.

TRUSTEES ACT 1962

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTSCreditors and other personshaving claims to which section 63 of the TrusteesAct 1962, relatesin respectof the Estatesof the undermentioneddeceasedpersonsare requiredto sendparticularsof their claims to me on or before the 24th day of August 1990, after which date I may convey ordistribute the assets,having regardonly to the claims of which I then havenotice.

Anderson,Ronald, late of FremantleNursing Home, 162 Holland Street, Palmyra, died 2/6/90.Chomley-Griffiths, Annabelle, formerly of East Victoria Park, Nursing Home, late of 50 Freeland

Way, Eden Hill, died 29/12/89.Cross,Alfred James,late of 6/62 Morley Drive, Balcatta, died 9/5/90.Durbridge, Harold Leslie, late of 56 The Boulevarde,Mount Hawthorn, died 14/7/90.Groves, Clark William, late of Kimberley Nursing Home, Kimberley Street, Leederville, died

31/S/90.

TRUSTEES ACT 1962


Fuller, Doris Maria, formerly 52B Corbel Street,Shelley, late of HeathcoateHospital, died 13/6/90.Heal, Doris May, late of Carinya Nursing Home, 41 Bristol Avenue, Bicton, died 2/7/90.

Hendon, Robert Bevan, late of 28 Myindee Way, Nollamara, died 4/6/90.Henry, Marjorie, late of 25/18 Albert Street, Claremont, died 8/6/90.

Hitchcock, Frederick Halley, late of 14S Bradford Street, Coolbinia, died 19/6/90.Hughes,Walter Archibald, late of 20 Griver Street, Cottesloe, died 11/7/90.Kidd, Annie Lydia, late of ShoalwaterNursing Home, 72 4th Avenue, Shoalwater,died 28/S/90.

Leeds, Mabel May, formerly of 15 FlorenceStreet, West Perth, late of Craigwood Nursing Home,Como, died 12/2/90.

Modra, Violet, late of St Michael’s NursingHome, 53-57Wasley Street,North Perth, died 11/7/90.

Oates,Henry John, late of Unit 113, 55 Alexander Drive, Mount Lawley, died 8/7/90.Pontague,Brett William, formerly of 26 Amelia Street, Balcatta, late of 34/216 CambridgeStreet,

Wembley, died 1/7/90.Thompson,JoyceFrancesCarolina, late of 6 FederalStreet, Subiaco,died 2 1/5/90.Walsh, Lizzie Dewar Maude, late of 56 FergusonStreet, Maylands, died 2/7/90.Warren, Irene Dorothy Cynthia, late of St Michael’s Nursing Home, North Perth, died 12/7/90.

Whitehead, GladusMinnie, formerly of Villa 5, ParklandVillas, S2 Liege Street, Woodlands,lateof Unit 15, St Davids NursingHome, 17 Lawley Crescent,Mount Lawley, died 10/7/90.

Willoughby, George Edgar, late of 24 Mines Road, Norseman,died 22/4/90.Wyllie, Mary, late of 14 Daglish Street, Wembley, died 3/7/90.Dated this 23rd day of July 1990.

K. E. BRADLEY, Public Trustee,Public Trust Office, 56S Hay Street, Perth.

UNCLAIMED MONEYS ACT 1912

REGISTER OF UNCLAIMED MONIES HELD BY CITICORP AUSTRALIA LIMITED1 Margaret Street, Sydney 2000

1983

For the State of WesternAustralia.Nameof Owner and Last Known Address;Amount Due to Owner;Descriptionof UnclaimedMoney;

Payable Date.Annear, Anne J.; 37 Florance Street, Cottesloe 6011; $32.82; DebentureInt.; 3/6/83.Barndon, P. & B.; 9 SecondAvenue, Bassendean;$105.03; Refund P0214S7; 4/8/83.Boler, J. C.; 10 Aurelian Street,Palmyra6157; $60.00; Refund 3273054100;4/11/83.Carter, T. F.; 4 Herbert Street, East Victoria Park; $29.88; Refund 3275014995;3/3/83.Cobb, J. E.; 20 Harley Street, Belmont; $72.33; Refund 997750; 20/8/83.Cranham,P.; 66 Mataitai Loop, Cooloongup 6168; $76.99; Refund FE 063507; 15/7/83.Davies, Adrian N. R.; 4/10-12 Pier Street,East Fremantle61S8; $160.47;DebentureTnt.; 30/6/83.Dc Kuyer, Elisabeth M.; Box 102, Morawa 6623; $13.91; Debenture Tnt.; 30/9/83.Duufy, E. & G.; 8 Jubilee Street, Eden Hill; $140.97; Refund 3277069067;13/12/83.Evans, Godfrey Estate; 1/84 Robert Street, Como 6152; $139.00;DebentureTnt.; 4/10/83.Ferrell, Patricia H.; 113 CoogeeStreet, Mount Hawthorn 6016; $86.15; DebentureTnt.; 31/12/83.Francis, J. A.; 30 Miles Road, SwanView 6065; $32.72; Refund of 0/Payment; 12/1/83.Gibson, D. P.; 35 MacleodRoad, Applecross;$44.97; Refund 993114; 20/4/83.Gould, A.; Patersons,44 St George’sTerrace, Perth; $196.29; Interest; 6/5/83.Hall, G. P.; 12/7S Villagrande, Phoenix Road, Spearwood;$130.66; Refund 1106985375;8/11/83.Hancy,R. G.; 35b Hatfield Way, Booragoon;$215.95; Ref. 3406674410;16/12/83.Hatfield, R. P.; 20 Lingfield Way, Morley; $70.00; Refund209052; 10/12/83.Holland, S. L.; 7 Turnbull Way, Karrinyup; $141.97;Refund A/C 912676; 21/2/83.Howlett, R.; 36 Dunbarton Way, Glen Padden,Bunbury; $64.58; RefundBY219584; 27/6/83.Hunt, C. L.; 11 Moore Street, Bunbury; $284.88;Refund 3272054598;30/9/83.Hynes, Basil L.; 64 Lynn Street, Trigg 6020; $32.50; DebentureTnt.; 30/9/83.Johnson,Jean M.; 3 Phillip Street, East Fremantle6158; $65.00; Debenturemt.; 31/3/83.Ledger, R. N.; 62 Bronte Street, East Perth; $150.60; Refund 995028; 14/2/83.Loeffler, A. J.; 2a Sulphur Street, Bunbury; $94.00; Refund Bunbury HP; 14/3/83.Lofthouse W. & I.; 57 PattersonRoad, Armadale;$43.98; Refund 3275061285;18/11/83.McLernon, Luke; 124a SeventhRoad, Armadale 6112; $28.55; DebentureTnt.; 30/6/83.Moyle, B.; 31a Goderick Place,South Hedland; $41.63; Refund BY051768; 27/6/83.Northey, Alexander; Unit 1, 6/112 Broadway, Crawley 6009; $41.88; DebentureTnt.; 30/6/83.Northey, AlexanderJ.; Unit 1, 6/112 Broadway, Crawley 6009; $41.88; DebentureTnt.; 31/3/83.Northey, Doris E.; c/- 99 McCabe Street, Mosman Park 6012; $32.50; DebentureTnt.; 30/6/83.Nottingham, D. R.; 76/375 Stirling Highway, Claremont; $57.35; Refund 1106004227;23/12/83.Orr, W. T.; SpringvaleCaravanPark, Maida Vale; $19.97; Refund 3277061424;8/11/83.Ott, W. H.; 44 Jenkin Street, South Fremantle;$13.99; Refund of O/Pymnt.; 4/2/83.Powell, Joan V.; 8 Kurda Place,Balga 6061; $32.71; DebentureTnt.; 31/3/83.


Reeves,W. C.; 25 Laurie Street, Mt Magnet 6638; $79.00; Refund 942129; 24/10/83.Reid, Eugenic M.; 34 Browne Avenue, Dalkeith 6009; $73.20; DebentureTnt.; 30/9/83.Ridley, Marjorie H.; P0 Box 443, West Perth 6005; $39.45; DebentureTnt.; 31/3/83.Ridley, Marjorie H. Estate; P0 Box 443, West Perth 6005; $39.89; DebentureInt.; 30/6/83.Rigi, C.; MundaringWeir Road, Kalamunda;$31.72; Refund 3406667349;5/7/83.Ritchie, C. T.; 359 Alexander Drive, Dianella 6062; $105.63;Refund 996299; 30/5/83.Simms, Carol; 11 Hotspur Road, Spearwood6163; $32.96; DebentureTnt.; 30/9/83.Starcevich, G. J.; 81 Chisholm Avenue, Parmelia;$41.74; Refund FE 14351; 15/7/83.Stewart,W. M.; $81.20; Refund;28/10/83.Taylor, J.; 16/23 Mill Point Road, South Perth; $53.37; Refund VP068850; 6/5/83.Taylor, J. A.; 47 Waterloo Crescent,Lesmurdie;$90.75; Refund 3277053678;28/9/83.Vickers, Muriel; 5 Millie Street, Armidale 2530; $20.16; DebentureTnt.; 30/9/83.Walker-Taylor, G.; 58 Campbell Barracks,Swanbourne;$92.00; Refund 1106971938;8/11/83.Total by State/Company-$3577.18

TN THE SUPREME COURTOF QUEENSLAND

Application No. 987 of 1990IN THE MATTER of the CompaniesWesternAustralia Code- and -

IN THE MATTER of CAPULUSPTY LTD

ADVERTISEMENT OF APPLICATION FOR WINDING UPNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application for the winding up of the abovementionedcompanyby theSupremeCourtwason the 29th day of June 1990 madeby Gold CoastCity Council.The application is to be heardbefore the Court sitting at Brisbaneat the hour of 10.00 o’clock inthe forenoonon the 14th day of August 1990; andany creditor or contributory of the said companydesiringto supportor opposethemaking of an orderon thesaid applicationmay appearat the timeof hearing by himself or by his Counsel for that purpose;and a copy of the application will befurnishedto any creditoror contributoryof the saidcompanyrequiring thesameby theundersignedon paymentof the regulated charge for same.The addressof the applicant’sregisteredoffice is Administration Centre, Bundall Road, Bundall inthe Stateof Queensland.The applicant’s Solicitors are Messrs. Rapp Hickey and Morgan, Solicitors of Ground Floor,"EvandalePlace", 142 Bundall Road, Bundall in the State of Queensland,whose town agentsareMessrs.Litster Mann & Ffrench, Solicitors of 145 Eagle Street,Brisbanein the Stateof Queensland.

RAPP HICKEY AND MORGAN

NOTE: Any personwho intends to appearon the hearingof thesaid applicationmust serveor sendby post to the abovenamed,Rapp Hickey and Morgan, notice in writing of his intention to doso. The noticemust state thenameandaddressof thepeopleor, if afirm, thenameand addressof the firm and must be signed by thepersonor firm or his or their Solicitors if any andmustbe served,or, if posted,must be sentby post in sufficienttime to reachthe abovenamedno laterthan 4.00 o’clock in the afternoonof the 13th day of August 1990.

Form 16Rule 51

IN THE SUPREME COURTOF QUEENSLANDTOWNSVILLE

Application No. 219 of 1990

IN THE MATTER of THE COMPANIES QUEENSLAND CODE

and

IN THE MATTER of BRISTOLCORPORATION LIMITED

ADVERTISEMENT OF APPLICATION FOR WINDING UP

NOTICE is hereby given that an application for the winding up of the abovementionedCompanyby the SupremeCourt was, on the 19th day of July 1990, madeby COASTAL CONSTRUCTIONSPTY. LTD. The application is to be heardbefore the Court sitting at Brisbane at the hour of 10am on the 2nd day of August 1990; and any creditor or contributory of the said Company desiringto support or opposethe making of an order on the said application may appearat the time of


hearingby him’self or his Counsel for that purpose;and a copy of theapplication will be furnishedto any creditor or contributory of the said Company requiring the sameby the undersignedonpaymentof the regulatedcharge.The applicant’s addressis 181 DenhamStreet, Townsville in the State of Queensland.

The applicant’s Solicitors are MessrsWilson Ryan & Groseof Halsbury House, 14 Walker Street,Townsville.

WILSON RYAN & GROSE, Solicitors for the applicant.Haisbury House, 14 Walker Street, Townsville.

NOTE-Any personwho intends to appearon the hearingof the said applicationmust serveon orsend by post to theabovenamedSolicitors notice in writing of his intention so to do. The noticemust state the nameand addressof the person,or if a firm, thenameand addressof the firmand must be signedby the personor firm, or his or their solicitor if any and must be served,or, if posted, must be sent by post in sufficient time to reachthe abovenamed not later than4 o’clock in the afternoon of the 1st day of August 1990.

Reprinted under the Reprints Act 1984 as at 15 April 1985

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS ACT 1909Including AmendmentNo. 50 of 1983.

Prices:-Counter Sales-$1.50Mailed plus postageon 50 grams

STATE PRINTING DIVTSTONDepartmentof Services

22 STATION STREETWEMBLEY 6014 WESTERNAUSTRALIATELEPHONE 383 8811 FAX 382 1079

AVAILABLE FOR SALE

LIST OF REGISTERED LICENCE HOLDERS, WA-GOVERNMENT GAZETTE SPECIAL No, 7

Credit Providers-Employment Agents-Finance Brokers-Land Valuers-MotorVehicle Dealers-Car Market Operators-Motor Vehicle Sales Persons-MotorVehicle Yard Managers-RealEstate & BusinessAgents-BusinessAgents-

Real EstateDevelopers-RealEstate& BusinessSalesRepresentatives-SettlementAgents

THIS COMPREHENSIVE LISTING IS AVAILABLE AT$7.00 PLUS $3.20 POSTAGE LOCAL FROM

PUBLICATION SALES BRANCH22 STATION ST, WEMBLEY 6014

PHONE 383 8854 or 383 8855

GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS CENTREGROUND FLOOR,ALEXANDER LIBRARY

PERTH CULTURAL CENTREPERTH 6000

PHONE 227 7375

DEPARTMENT OF SERVICESINFORMATION CENTRE

GROUNDFLOOR SUPPLY HOUSE815 HAY ST, PERTH 6000

PHONE 327 0716 or 327 0727


DEPARTMENT OFSERVCES

BringingGovernmentandtheirsupplierstogether.

Supplynet is an electronic information and communications system designedspecifically to improve the way purchasing information is exchanged, bothwithin government departments and between government departments andtheir suppliers.

DEPARTMENT OF SERVICES INFORMATION CENTRESUPPLY HOUSE, 815 HAY STREET, PERTH ground floor

Telephone 327 0727-327 0716

DEPARTMENT OF SERVICES

BNFORMA11ON CENTRE1. A new Perth central Information Centre established to supply information to

client departments and the general public on a wide range of services offeredby the Department of Services.

2. Over the counter sales of State Government publications including Bills, Acts,Regulations, Government and Industrial Gazettes, Industrial Awards, Hansard,Transfer of Land Forms, Budget Papers and the new Residential TenancyAgreement Act.

3. Demonstrating the new Supplynet electronic and communications system.

PHONE OR CALL ANY TIME FOROBLIGATION FREE SERVICE

DIANA HEERISPUBLICATION

SALES OFFICER

SUPPLY HOUSE, 815 HAY STREET, PERTH ground floorTelephone 327 0727-327 0716


NEW PERTH CENTRAL

Pubhcahonre

OVER THE COUNTER SALES OFSTATE GOVERNMENT PUBLIICATONS

NCLUDNG:o BUllso Acts° Regulationso Hansard

o GovernmentGazetteso Industrial Awardso Industrial Gazetteso Budget Papers

NEW TENANCY AGREEMENT ACT LEGISLATION ANDLEGAL DOCUMENTATION

IIDEPARTMENT OF SERVICES

DEPARTMENT OF SERVICES

NFORMAflON CENTRESUPPLY HOUSE, 815 HAY STREET,PERTH Ground FloorTelephone:327 O727--3270716


Available only from Marine and HarboursDepartment,1 EssexStreet, Fremantile,Phone335 0888.

NavigableWatersRegulations,1958.

Regulationsfor PreventingCollisions at Sea.

Regulationsfor theExaminationof Applicants for Masters,Mates,Coxswain,Engineers,Marine Motor EngineDrivers and MarineSurveyors.

NOTICE

PUBLICATION SALESTRADING HOURS

WEMBLEY HEAD OFFICEPUBLICATION SALES OFFICE

22 STATION STREET, WEMBLEY 6014Phone383 8855

383 8854Fax: 382 1079

8.00 a,m, to 5.00 p.m.Mon. to Fri. exceptPublic Holidays

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Perth Cultural Centre,Perth 60009.00 a,m, to 5.00 p.m.

Mon. to Fri. exceptPublic HolidaysPhone 227 7375

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8.00 a,m. to 5.00 p.m.Mon. to Fri. except Public Holidays

Telephone: 327 0716 or 327 0727


CONTENTS

REGULATIONS, BY-LAWS, RULES, DETERMINATIONS, ORDERS

PageCasino Control Act; Casino Burswood Island AgreementAct-

Casino Control Area of Gaming Licence Notice No. 2 1990 3613CemeteriesAct-Municipality of the Shire of Merredin-By-laws Relating to Public

Cemeteries 3562Coal Mines RegulationAct-Coal Mines AmendmentRegulations 1990 3595-97Explosivesand DangerousGoodsAct-

Explosivesand DangerousGoods Fees Amendment Regulations 1990 3598-99Explosives and Dangerous Goods Authorized Explosives Amendment Order

No. 2 1990 3597FisheriesAct-

South West SeineFishery Notice 1990-Notice No. 416 3567West CoastRock Lobster Limited Entry Fishery AmendmentNotice 1990-Notice

No. 456 3567Fremantle Port Authority Act-Fremantle Port Authority Alteration of Boundaries

Notice 1990 3612Indecent Publications and Articles Act-Indecent Publications and Articles Fees

Amendment Regulations 1990 3562Mines RegulationAct-Mines Regulation Exemption Order No. 3 1990 3595Soil and Land ConservationAct-Bibby Springs Land ConservationDistrict Appoint

ment of Members of Distl ict Committee Instrument 1990 3561Water Authority Act-Country Areas Water Supply AmendmentBy-laws 1990 3617-18

GENERAL CONTENTSPage

Agriculture 3561Arts 3562CemeteriesAct 3562Conservationand Land Management 3563Crown Law 3563Education 3564-65Electoral Commission 3565-66Fire Brigades Board 3566Fisheries 3567-69Health 3569Land Administration 3570-81Local Government 3581-93Main Roads 3593-95Marine and Harbours 3595Mines 3595-3601Planning and Urban Development 3601-11Police 3612Port Authorities 3612Premier and Cabinet 3612Public Notices-

Companies 3625-26Trustees 3623-24Unclaimed Moneys 3624-25

Racing and Gaming 3613State GovernmentInsurance 3615-17Tenders-

Building ManagementAuthority 3618-19Main Roads 3619State Tender Board 3620-22Water Authority 3622

Treasury 3617Unclaimed Money 3624-25Valuer General 3617Water Authority of Western Australia 3617

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