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urnWESTERN AUSTRALIA.

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[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.]

No. 7.] PERTH : FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12. [1937.

The Fisheries Act, 1905-21.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT. J K.C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in and

JAMES MITCHELL, over the State of Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor. and its Dependencies in the Common-

[L.s.] wealth of Australia.C.S.D. 691/33.

WHEREAS by Section 9 of " The Fisheries Act, 1905-21," it is provided that the Governor may by Pro-clamation prohibit all persons from taking any fishwhatsoever in every or any specified portion of WesternAustralian waters by means of fishing nets and fishinglines, or either of such means of capture, or by anyother specified means of capture, for any specified term:Now, therefore I, the said Lieutenant-Governor, by andwith the advice and consent of the Executive Council, dohereby, in exercise of the powers aforesaid and of everyother power enabling me in this behalf, proclaim anddeclare as follows:That all that portion of WesternAustralian waters defined in the Schedule hereto shallbe closed against the use of fishing nets for a term ofthree years as from the 2nd day of March, 1937.

Schedule.Harvey WeinThe whole of the waters of the Har-

vey Weir.Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the

said State, at Perth, this 9th clay of February,1937.

By His Excellency's Command,S. W. MUNSIE,

Acting Premier.GOD SAVE THE KING ! !

AT a meeting of the Executive! Council held in theExecutive Council Chambers, at Perth this 9th day ofFebruary, 1937, the following Orders in Council wereauthorised to be issued:

The Road Districts Act, 1919-1934.Buckland Hill Road DistrictRenaming of District.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 1077/30,

HIS Excellency the! Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil, acting by and with the advice and consent of

the Executive Council, under the provisions of Section8 of " The Road Districts Act, 1919-1934," doth herebyalter the 11a1110 of the Buckland Hill Road District tothat of the Mosman Park Road District.

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

The Road Districts Act, 1919-1934.

Gaseoyne-Minii,ya and Shark Bay Road DistrictsAltoration of Common Boundary.

ORDER IN COUNCILP.W. 853/30.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, acting by andIvith the advice and consent of the Executive Councilunder the provisions of Section 8 of "The Road Dis-tricts Act, 1919-1934," doth hereby alter the commonboundary between the Gascoyne-Minilya and Shark BayRoad Districts by severing that portion of the Gas-coyne-Minilya Road District described in the Schedulehereto and annexing it to the Shark Bay Road District.

Schedule.

All that piece and parcel of land bounded by linescommencing on the southern boundary of the Gascoyne-Minilya Road District at the south-nest corner of latePastoral Lease 3579/96 and extending north along itswest boundary to its north-west corner; thence eastand north along a south and an east boundary of Lease394/487, and again east along a south boundary ofsaid Lease 394/487 to its south-oast corner on thewesternmost boundary of Lease 394/690; thence southalong part of said westernmost boundary of Lease394/690 and east along its south boundary and a southboundary of Lease 394/691 to a north-east corner oflate Pastoral Lease 3618/96; thence south along aneast boundaryof said late Lease 3618/90 to the south-ern boundary of the District; thence westward alongpart of said District boundary to the starting point.

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

03. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Ft3131mAnY 12, 1937.

The Public Service Act, 1904.

ORDER. IN COUNCIL.WHEREAS by Subsection (7) of Section 36 of "ThePublic Service Act, 1901" (Act No. 40 of 1904), theLieutenant-Governor may by Order in Council tempor-arily suspend the operation of Subsections (2), (3) and(4) of the said section in respect of any office specified,and whereas it is desirable to suspend temporarily theoperation of such subsections in respect of the follow-ing:-

Name, _De irlment. and Period of Suspension.II:lid:1111, A. Y,. \I., front 5/10/36 to 4/4/37.McGregor, Cl, E., Employment, from 1/11/36 to

31/10/37.Campbell, F. W., Employment, from 1/11/36 to

31/10/37.Godfrey, N.., Public Works, from 1/11/86 to 30/4/37.Tomlin, D. 1"., Publie Works, front 22/10/36 to

271/37-Gel), J. W., Public: Works, from 1/1/37 to 30/6/37.Quinn, E., 'Public Works, from 21/11/36 to 20/5/37.Teede, G. S., Public Works, from 15/9/36 to 14/3/37.Baker, E. D., Public Works, from 17/12/36 to 16/6/37.Bril, A., Public, Works, from 10/11/36 to 9/4/37.E.SpiO, J. 11., Public. Works, from 18/12/36 to 17/6/37.Angove, J. 11., Public Works, from 1/2/37 to 31/7/37.Kernot, 1i., Public Works, front :1/2/37 to 31/7/37.Line, G. II., Metropolitan Water Supply, from 1/1/37

to 30/6/37.Royce, U., Metropolitan Water Supply, from 1/1/37 to

t10/0/37.Mem, C. T., Metropolitan Water Supply, from 29/1/37

to 30/4/37.Fawcett, \\r., Metropolitan Water Supply, from 1/2/37

to 30/4/37.MNIC01111, 11. (j., Metropolitan Water Supply, from

10/1/37 to 30/4/37.St. John, Miss .T., Metropolitan Water Supply, front

14/1/37 to 13/7/37.Fowler, E. L., Miss, Metropolitan Water Supply, from

10/1/37 to 15/7/37.Sawtell, L. A., Crown Law, front 1/1/37 to 31/3/37.Goldstone, C. -W., Crown Law, front 1/1/37 to 31/3/37.Jones, L. E., Crown Law, from 1/1/37 to 31/3/37.Arnold, F. C., Crown Law, front 1/1/37 to 30/0/37.Kretelitnar, H. 11., Agriculture, from 19/10/36 to

18/4/37,and in :..:.Beet of the following persons employed in theworktus' Homes BON NI, TrON:St1.11 IDeparLment, :frontIst ameiry, 1937, to 30th June, 1937:--Peden, F.;WeIM, :\iiss II. A.; Johnson, 13. 1).; Lalor, J.; .Bennett,Miss Z. '1'.; -Webb, Miss A. R.; Selley, E. W.; Botterill,Miss D. J.; Allem, A. R.:Now, therefore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor,by and with the consent of the Executive Council, doeshereby order that the operation of the said subsectionshe temporarily suspended in respect of the persons andfor the periods specified above.

L. E. SITAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

Alteration of Boundaries of the At,rrmlon:4 HealthDistrict under the provisions of ' The Health Act,1911-19."

ORDER IN COLIN('IL.WI1EI11:AS it is enacted by Fiat 19 of "'Thelbtalth Aid, 1911-19," that the Go ,ernor may alter theboundaries of any Health Districi constituted by theGovernor under the said Act: -And whereas it isdesired to alter the boundaries of the AlarradongHealth District which was so (Ayin,:tittited: Now, there-fore, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor of West-ern Australia, by and with the advice of the Execu-tive Council, does hereby alter the boundaries of thesaid Health District in manner following, that is tosay:-So as to include Reserve No. 5531 and Locations1381.6 and 1381.8.

B. E. SliAITI01"1',Clerk of the Executive Council.

APPOINTMENT.Premier's Department,

564/31. Perth, 11th February, 1937.1115 Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasbeen pleased to appoint Police Sergeant E. E. Moloney,Geraldton, as-(a) Inspector of Fisheries under "TheFisheries Act, 1905-21"; (b) Collector of Royalty under"The (hune Act, 1912-13"; and (c) Guardian under"The Game Act, 1912-13," at Geraldton, as from andinclusive of the 12th day of January, 1937; and tocancel the appointment of Police Sergeant A. G. S.Timms is Inspector of Fisheries under "The FisheriesAct, 1905-21," and Collector of Royalty and Guardianunder 'Elle Game Act, 1912-13," at Geraldton.

L. E. SHAPC01"1",Under Secretary.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Ordershave been issued in accordance, with Section 7, Subsec-tion 1, of "The Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act, 1930-1934," which reads as follows:-

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

Granted under Section 11 (Writing down or suspensionof Debts).

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

Illayitey, Thomas, -Wicherina, 4th February, 1937.Miguel, Joseph Andrew, Wialki, 4th February, 1937.l'Aechynden, Ernest Walter, I3abakin, 4th February,

1937.IFyleTames, .Dowerin, 4th February, 1937.Taylor; Cyril, Broomehill, 4th February, 1937.Jones, -Victor lenry, Mukinbudin, tilt February, 1987.Graham, Thomas Charles (see.) and Thomas Charles

(jun.), Meckering, 5th February, 1937.Jolinston, Dominic, Kalannie, 5th February, 1937.Harvey, !Robert Wesley, Piesseville, 51:1t February, 1937.Ward, George William Charles, Springhurst Mail, via

nibleyung, 5t1t February, 1937.11 itfers, :Robert George, and Robertson, Archibald

:Robert (trading as hitters & Robertson), Watheroo,Silt February, 1937.

Sawyer, William Harding, James Harding, Jolm Charles,Lind Hannah, Daltvallinu, 6th February, 1937.

Evans, David Albert, North Kellerberrin, 6th February,1937.

Hudson, Eliza Jane, Kalannie, 6th February, 1937.iLardwick, Guy Ludlow, Korrelocking', 6th February,

1937.McDermid, Donald Gordon, and McLeod, William, Mol-

lerin, Silt February, 1937.Mehtin, Frank, 13elka, 81:11 February, 1037.Cavanagh, Francis Osborne, Narembeen, 8th February,

1937.Mostachetti, Peter, Red Lake, 801 February, 1937.Lit-c, Matthew, North Lake road, Melville, 8th Febru-

ary, 1937.Everington, Herbert, Koorda, 8tlt February, 1.937Gigney, Arthur George, Collgar, via Merredin, 9th Feb

ruary, 1937.Grist, William Samuel, and Blythe, Julius, Lake Comm,

91.11 February, 1937.Sutton, john. Gildroy, Marindo, via Beacon, 9th Februs

:try, 1,937.Lundquist Sylvia Eliza, Talbot Brook, via York, 9th

February, 1937.Dodd, Victor :John, Kalannie, :LOth February, 1937.Ashurst, Bitrracoppin, 8th February, .1937.(460-e, IlLupert Frederick, Ryden, 9th February, 1937.

Ali chins against these fanners to be forwarded to theDirector, Temple Court, William street, Perth,

W. A. WHITE, Director.10th February, 1937.

FEBRUARY 12, 1937.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 9,33


NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Ordersissued under Section 11 have been cancelled: Wells,Percy Douglas, Truslove, 4th February, 1937; Batley,James, Mukinbudin, 4th February, 1937 ; Clinde, H.Cranbrook, 5th February, 1937,

W. A. WHITE,Director.


NOTICE is hereby given that adjustments of debts underSection 11 of the Act of the following farmers have beenfinalised and the Stay Orders have 1104 lapsed:Carr,A. S., and Horton, P. j., Pindar; Benton, J. F. andT. R., Maya; 'Wilton, Robert, Tuna; Anderson. \V. II.,Noorda; Arbuckle, Alfred, Dalwallinu ; Davies, Eric O.,Bullaring; Clegg, Ernest A., 13adgebup; Causer, James,Katanning; Burke, Thomas P. and John T., III-den:Bartlett, Arthur and A. V. 11., Corrigin; Gull', Geo.(sem) and Geo. (jun.), Wialki; Ward, William L.,Dowerin; Stone, Frederick M., Bungulla; Snnilln, H. F.1..and. W. A. I. (trading as Smith Bros.), Yericein; Ryan,Cyril B., North Baandee; Nelson, Stella ;M., _Balliitt;Lyon, L. D. and 0. M., Damboring; Low, .1, A. S. andK. M. S. (trading as Low Bros.), Mt. Stirling; Lidde-low, Walter F., Manjimup; Bowron, Arthur J., Corri-gin; :Springbett, F. A. and 11. 0. (trading as SpringbettBros.), York; Gilmore, James, Bowgada; Poore, 0. E.,L. E., and R. A. (trading as Poore & Sons), Xantippe;Hamersley, II., E., F. and E. AL, ..aid Carr, Marion(trading as Hamersley & Co.), Walkaway; Laudy, Geo.J., Dukin; Blackwood, Alex. S., Pinjarra; Honisett,Frank, Ryden; Forsyth, E. and A. B. (decd.), EastWickepin; Fairhead, Alfred C., East Pingelly; Dorgan,Patrick, Gabbin; Romaior, Pietro, Narembeen; Kelly,William D., Korrelocking.



NOTICE is hereby given that the following amendmentof Stay Order issued under Section 11 has been effeeted:Gray, Henry Dickenson, Harrisinith, amended to readGray, Henry Dickenson, and Gray, Katie Esther, llarri-smith.


NOTICE is hereby given that the following farmernow operating under the Aet has made application underSection 11 of the Act for the writing down or suspen-sion of his debts:Hawkins, Henry Abbott, East Wic-kepin,

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


10th February, 1937.


NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Orderahave lapsed:-0 'Des, J. B., Dangin, 2711 January,1937; Botaeld, G., and Botachi, P., Noongaar, 8th Feb-ruary, 1937; Bat Tett, F. G., Bolgart, 5th :February,1937; Eves, G., and lives, S., Tenindewa, 1211t Febru-ary, 1937 ; Hatnersley, W. E., Georgina, 4th February,1937; Campbell, A. C., and Campbell, J. G., Gorge Rock,10th. February, 1937; Carr, A. S., and Horton, P,Pindar, 11th February, 1937; Benton, J. IF., and Ben-ton, T. R., Maya, 10th February, 1937; Wilton, Robert,Yuna, 10th February, 1937; Anderson, W. R., Koorda,10th February, 1937.


THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury

Perth, tith February, 193(1.Treasury No. 35/35.

.I.T is hereby published, for general information, thatMr. F. G. _Hann has been appointed Receiver of Rev-enue for the Collie Water Supply for the period Ist tethe 15th February, 1937.

The Treasury,Perth, 9th loebrua ry, 1937.

Treasury No. 103/37.IT is hereby -published, for general in forma Hen, that

J. Atkinson has been appointed Reeeiver of Revenuefor the Agricultural Bank, at Bunbury.

W. A. WHITE, A. BERKELEY-,Director. Under Treasurer.

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department. Position. Salary. Date Returnable.

1937.Lands and Surveys Examining Draftsman (Item 422)* ... I:390402 20th February.Public Works Accountant (Item 926) 32510 ':582 27th February.

Do. Assistant Superintendent of 'Machinery, Goldfietds do.Water Supply (item 1007)

.Mines Geologist (Item 540) t 1:111

*Applicants should have experience of survey work in the field.

t Applicants must have a University Degree, with Geology as a major subject, and should give Rill partietth b ofqualifications and experience.

Applications are called under Section 38 of " The Public S,srvico Set, MI," and are to be addressed to the PublicService Commissioner, and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent,Heads of Departments.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Comm ioner.

234 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [FEBRUARY 12, 1937.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 11th February, 1937.

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

Ex. Co. 262; P.S.C. 251/36.-Herbert Edwin Wil-hams, under Section 28 of the Public Service Act, tobe Junior Clerk, Kalgoorlie, Public Works Department,as from 1st August, 1936;

Ex. Co. 262; P.S.C. 333/36.-Charles Gordon Clifton,.under Section 29 of the Public Service Act, to beDistrict Architect, Katanning, Public Works Depart-ment, as from 1st July, 1936;

Ex. Co. 262; P.S.C. 227/35.-Geoffrey, Walter Parker,under Section 28 of the Public Service Act, to be JuniorClerk, Treasury Department, as from 1st July, 1936;

Ex. Co. 178; P.S.C. 206/36.-Bernard Clive Bignold,under Section 29 of the Public Service Act, to be Gov-ernment Veterinary Surgeon, Department of Agricul-ture, as from 14th July, 1936;

Ex. Co. 231; P.S.C. 433/34.-Stanley Farquharson,under Section 28 of the Public Service Act, to be JuniorClerk, Child Welfare Department, as from 1st July,1936;

Ex. Co. 79; P.S.C. 528/36.-0. Bowyer and J. G.Barlow, Clerks, Audit Department, to be Inspectors,as from 2nd February, 1937;

Ex. Co. 1356; P.S.C. 227/36.-E. C. Rogers, Clerk,Department of Employment, to be Clerk, Children'sCourt, Child Welfare Department, as from 27th July,1936.

G. W SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

IN THE LICENSING COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

In the matter of "The Licensing Act, 1911" (Consoli-dated) and in the-Matter of a Petition for author-ity to grant a new License.

To His Excellency Sir James Mitchell, K.C.M.G., Lieu-tenant-Governor of the State of Western Australia:

The hunible Petition of the undersigned, being amajority of the electors living in area hereinafter de-fined, showeth as follows:

(1) That your petitioners constitute a majority innumber of the electors living in an area comprisedwithin a circle having a radius of forty chains fromthe centre of all that piece of land situate at the cornerof Labouehere road and Preston street, Como, and beingportion of Swan Location 40, and being Lots 1, 2, 3, 4,and part of Lot 5 on Diagram 8114, the subject of Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1043, Folio 736, and which saidland is situate within the Licensing District of Canning,in the said State.

(2) That there has been an increase in populationin such area and that such increase is likely to be per-manent.

(3) That there are insufficient licensed premises tomeet public requirements within such area.

(4) That it is desirable that a Publican's GeneralLicense should be granted in respect of premises to beerected en the land mentioned and set forth in para-graph 1 hereof.

(5) That the said land is a suitable place for sucha license.

Your petitioners therefore humbly pray that theLicensing Court may, pursuant to the powers in that be-half contained in "The Licensing Act, 1911" (Con-solidated), have authority to grant a new Publican'sGeneral License for premises to be erected on the saidland.

And your petitioners will ever pray, etc.:

No. on Petition 1, No. on Roll 2311, Signature H. V.Donaldson, Occupation and Address, engineer, Gardinerst.; 2, 576, H. 0. Bellon, business manager, 8 Gardinerst.; 3, 6946, A. Preece, motor driver, 36 Roberts rd.;4, 1736, R. Connabeer, Fortune st.; 5, 1735, A. Con-nabeer, Fortune st.; 6, 3362, N. H. Graham, builder,147 Coode st.; 7, 3351, D. V. Graham, married, 147Coode st.; 8, 539, C. S. Belcher, timber worker, 45

Gardiner it.; 9, 540, Belcher, home duties, 45 Gardi-ner st.; 10, Sup., C. R. Belcher, pensioner, 45 Gardinerst.; 11, 1196, P. Butler, dressmaker, 30 Comer st.; 12,1197, R. Butler, printer, 30 Coiner st.; 13, 1190, J.Butler, clerk, 30 Comer st.; 14, 244, E. W. A.rundel,manufacturer, Ednah st.; 15, Sup., L. M. J. Reid, homeduties, Lockhart st.; 16, 2547, R. Edwards, engineer,Alston ay.; 17, 2545, L. E. Edwards, home duties, 7Alston ay.; 18, 404, W. F. Barrett, labourer, 67 Maryst.; 19, Sup., A. E. Alexander, caretaker, Melville par.;20, Sup., S. A. Alexander, home duties, Melville par.;21, 3813, J. F. Hassell, labourer, Comer st.; 22, 5904,0. Miller, storekeeper, Melville par.; 23, 8773, V. A.Tsigulis, storekeeper, Melville par.; 24, 7754, Wm. Shand,labourer, Ednah st.; 25, 4021, J. H. Hill, mechanic,99 Preston st.; 26, 4010, A. J. Hill, shop assistant, 99Preston st.; 27, 9302, N. E. -Whittington, printer, Maryst.; 28, 6903, R. Pooley, labourer, Preston st.; 29, Sup.,W. Hardman, pitman W. 4.G. trams, 10 Mary st.; 30,4409, F. W. W. Jackson, labourer, 7 Mary st.; 31, 8911,H. V. Williams, 12 Gardiner st., secretary; 32, 8910,G. V. Williams, married, 12 Gardiner st.; 33, 9307, M.P. Whitton, salesman, 30 Thelma st.; 34, 9306, B. C.Whitton, saleswoman, 30 Thelma st.; 35, 9305, B. E.Whitton, home duties, 30 Thelma st.; 36, 3300, T. Gor-don, cycle agent, cr. Ednah and Labouchere rds.; 37,3298, Mary Gordon, home duties, car. Ednah andLabouchere rds.; 38, 3817, May Hastwell, home duties,car. Ednah and Labouchere rds.; 39, Sup., Eileen Mil-deem, 126 Labouchere rd.; 40, 1781, C. Cooper, car-penter, 41 Gardiner st.; 41., 3665, R. A. Hannah, jour-nalist, car. Coode and Eric sts.; 42, Sup. J. A. Hodg-kinson, mechanic, Thelma st.; 43, 7104, E. Ravenscroft,home duties, 18 Rdberts st.; 44, 2161, Kathleen Day,home duties, 6 Roberts st. ; 45 62, R. Alexander, homeduties, Thelma st.; 46, 2066, H. C. Darnell, civil ser-vant, Mary st.; 47, Sup., T. W. Weir, hairdresser, 13Eric st.; 48, 376, C. R. Barfett, silk buyer, 132 Labou-chore rd.; 49, 377, E. Barfett, home duties, 132 Labou-chere rd.; 50, 651, C. Bignell, returned soldier, 34 Comerst.; 51, 653, Geo. Bignell, storekeeper, 34 Comer st.;52, 9556, E. Wood, home duties, 17 Eric st.; 53, 581,N. Bennet, linesman, Comer st.; 54, 582, R. Bennet,home duties, Comer st.; 55, 9179, B. Weekley, married,Mary st.; 56, Sup., E. Shand, Ednah st.; 57, Sup., H.Harley, home duties, Labouchere rd.; 58, 3814, M.Hassell, home duties, 27 Comer st.; 59, 1611, L. Clifford;housewife, 7 Eric st.; 60, 5913, J. H. Millett, retired,5 Eric st.; 61, 5912, C. B. Millett, home duties, 5 Ericit.; 62, 4334, L. Hurren, home duties, 34 Roberts rd. ;63, 9297, A. H. Whitford, S/S operator, 65 South ter.;64, 9298, N. H. -Whitford, home duties, 65South ter.; 65, 1116, Beatrice Burdge, home duties,I() Gardiner st.; 66, 575, Elore»ce Bellon, home duties,8 Gardiner st.; 67, 1188, F. A. But1er, home duties, 30Gomer st.; 68, 3496,11. Guiatt, home duties, 44 Cosnerst.; 69, 8226, C. H. Stanley, carrier, Goode st.; 70, Sup.,I. T. Langinid, home duties, Eric st.; 71, 9682, VictorYates, labourer, 35 Melville parade; 72, 9681, MaryElizabeth Yates, house duties, 35 Melville parade; 73,2498, T. H. Dyson, home duties, Melville parade; 74,2497, P. Dyson, clerk, Melville parade; 75, 2494, E. L.Dyson, clerk, ?Melville parade;! 76, 2493, E. Dyson,dressmaker, Melville parade; 77, 4827, W. Kirk, homeduties, Melville parade; 78, 4824, John. Kirk, wholesaleconfectioner, Melville parade; 79, 1117, N. A. Burdge,police constable, 10 Gardiner st.; 80, 758:5, H. H. Sadler,clerk, 1.39 Labouehere rd.; 81, 7583, E. L. Sadler, mar-ried; 139 Labouchere rd.; 82, 8591, E E. Thompson,married, 28 Roberts rd.; 83, $405, M. Stuart, married,5 Roberts st.; 84, 8594, E. F. 'Thompson, house duties,Eric street; 85, 8221, E. Stanford, labourer, 78 Comerit.; 86, 6123, A. Mulcock, home duties, 18 Gardiner st.;87, Sup., D. A. Gapes, lionie duties, 26 Comer st.; 88,6390, R. J. O'Hara, cabinetmaker, 55 Comer st.; 89,6389, A. H. O'Hara, home duties, 55 Comer st.; 90, 6392,J. O'Hara., assembler, Collier st.; 91, 8222, L. Stanford,home duties, Comer st.; 92, 3666, R. Hannah, civil ser-vant, 49 Eric st.; 8615, W. T. Thompson, builder,28 Roberts st.; 9"4, 7105, F. Ravenscroft, plumber, 18Roberts st.; 95, 2523, M. H. Edgeumbe, married woman,2 Preston st.; 96, 1521, M. Clampett, married, 1 Prestonst.; 97, 7183, A. Rhodes, home duties, 12 Preston st.;98, Sup., G. Mannion, 28 Comer st.; 99, Sup., A. Mannion,28 Comer st.; 100, Sup., D. McLean, South terrace; 101,Sup., E. Brand, home duties, South terrace; 102,6839, .1 ohn :Pickering, sales manager, South terrace;103, Sup., A. J. Polanske, hairdresser, 27 Mary st.; 104,3497, W. H. Guiatt, herbalist, 44 Coiner st.; 105, 4424,

FEBRUARY 12, 1937.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 235

F. W. Jago, retired, code st.; 106, Sup., J.Nicholas, home duties, 45 Melville parade; 107, 1351,.1. Carugham, agent, 120 Labouchere ril.; 108, 77)5, Jas.T. Shaw, retired, 121 Labouchere rd.; 11)9, Sup., -MaudAnderson, home duties, South ter.; 110, 6066, a A.Morrissey, salesman, 42 Comer st.; 111, 6070, M. E.Morrissey, home duties, 42 Corner st.; 112, Sup., AlmaO'Grady, home duties, 14 Corner st.; 113, 221, W. Arm-strong, limper, 16 Comer st.; 114, 9250, D. White, lab-ourer, 25 Comer st.; 115, 61, R. Alexander, civil ser-vant, 24 Thelma st.; 116, 8027, Geo. Smith, breadcarter,48 Mary st.; 117, 1387, Be tie Carter, greenkeeper, 22Mary st.; 118, 1520, A. V. Clampett, zoo keeper, 1 Pres-ton st.; 119, 7966, M. Smallacombe, shop assistant, 8

Robert st.; 120, 7967, O. Smallacombe, married,Robert st.; 121, Sup., Q. Wood, 17 Erie st.; 122, 3575,Henrietta Hall, home duties, 48 Melville parade; 123,Sup., Cl. Austin, home duties, 25 Comer st.; 124, 6170,S. Musto, storeman, 41 Melville parade; 125, 6169, C.Musto, vulcaniser, 41 Melville par.; 126, 5037, E. Lee,coachbuilder, 9 South ter.; 127, Sup., R. M. O'Grady,mechanic, 14 Comer st.; 128, 4710, E. R. Kennedy,clerk, 16 Coiner st.; 129, 7745, D. S. Seymour, pianotuner, 28 Ednah st.; 130, 3586, R. Hall, labourer, 48veville par.; 131, Sup., F. Nelley, home duties, 51

Mary st.; 132, Sup., D. Nelley, labourer, Mary st.; 133,Sup., Fred C. Woods, land inspector, 36 Gardiner st.;134, Sup., M. A. Woods, draftswoman, 36 Gardiner st.;135, Sup., M. T. Jeffrey, retired, 36 Gardiner st.; 136,2046, E. B. Dancocks, engineer clerk, 54 Gardiner st.;137, 2045, E. Dancocks, home duties, 54 Gardiner st.;138, Sup., V. Gapes, carpenter, 26 Corner st.; 139, 1608,F. ff. Clifford, grano. worker, 7 Eric st.; 140, Sup., E.Polanski, home duties, 27 Mary st.; 141, 4307, W. -T.Hunt, traveller, 57 Mary st.; 142, 7459, N. H.Rowe, newsagent, 138 Coode st.; 143, Sup., A. E.Rowe, home duties, 138 Coode st.; 144, 1825, JohnCorry, retired, South ter.; 145, Sup., M. Tothome duties, 48 Gardiner st.; 146 Sup., J. Woods,home duties, 36 Gardiner st.; 147, Sup., R. Woods,home duties, 36 Gardiner st.; 148, 9299, A. -Whittington,storekeeper, 21 Mary st.; 149, 9099, F. N. Waters, woodmachinist, Eric st.; 150, 9100, G. Waters, home duties,Eric st.; 151, Sup., E. M. Weir, home duties, 13 Eric st.;152, 6205, E. Neaves, home duties, 186 Coode st.; 153,1393, R. Carter, house duties, 22 Mary st.; 154, 9139,W. Watt, agent, cr. Ednah and Mary sts.; 155, 2067,W. Darnell, home duties, cr. Mary and Thelma sts.; 156,2812, K. Fitzpatrick, home duties, Mary st.; 157, 2814,M. Fitzpatrick, retired, 42 Mary st.; 158, 4300, A. Hunt,home duties, 57 Mary st.; 159, 402, E. R. Barrett, mar-ried, 67 Mary st.; 160, 8006, E. Smith, married, 66 Maryst.; 161, Sup., Amy Stevens, 5 Roberts st.; 162, Sup.,E. M. Anderson, housewife, South terrace; 163, Sup.,J. M. Anderson, G. & Y. instructor, 15 South terrace;164, 122, D. F. Anderson, agent, 67 Gardiner st.; 165,Sup., K. Gray, monster, Mary st.; 166, 2238, L. L.Dewar, accountant, 416 Fremantle rd.; 167, Sup., T.

Croome, home duties, 17 South ter.; 168, Sup., M.Croome, civil servant, 17 South ter.; 169, 7097, F. J.Rashleigh, milk bar proprietor, 26 Robert st.; 170, 7098,M. Rashleigh, home duties, 26 Robert st.; 171, 65561.M. Panton, married, McDonald st.; 172, Sup., G. Harley,body builder, 195 Labouchere rd.; 173, 3818, W. L.Hastwell, modeller, 193 Labouchere rd.; 174, 4164, E.J. Hore, war pensioner, 56 Melville pde.; 175, Sup., T.O'Loughlin, retired, 2 Gardiner st.; 176, Sup., N. L.O'Loughlin, home duties, 2 Gardiner st.; 177, 404, W.F. Barrett, labourer 62 Mary st.; 178, 403, F. W. Bar-rett, fisherman, 62 Mary st.; 179, 6555, A. H. Panton,clerk, 67 McDonald st.; 180, 8223, A. M. Stanley, house-wife, Goode st.; 181, Sup., K. C. Stanley, gardener,Goode st.; 182, Sup., D. Anderson, golf instructor, Southter.; 183, 8753, I. Trivett, home duties, cr. Goode andEric sts.; 184, 741, A. Bolitho, home duties, 130 Goodst.; 185, Sup., A. Harkin, retired, 4 Comer st.; 186, 2237,M. Dewar, home duties, 416 Fremantle rd.; 187, 2504,G. G. Eaton, labourer, 45 Mary st.; 188, 9115, F.H. Watson, clerk, 4 Comer st.; 189, 3086,J. W. E. Geary, retired R.M. and Warden, Eric st.;190, 3085, C. E. Geary, home duties, Eric st.; 191, Sup.,F. H. Philip, retired, 30 Erie st.; 192, 7935, E. A. Skin-ner, engineer, Erie st.; 193, 7936, E. H. Skinner, homeduties, Eric st.; 194, 8287, S. Chas. Steuart, retired, 181Goode st.; 195, 8286, E. Steuart, home duties, 181 Goodest.; 196, 5196, Geo. H. Long, Under Secretary Met.Water Supply Dept., cnr. Gardiner and Labouchere rds.;197, 5199, W. T. Long, home duties, ear. Gardiner andLabouchere rds.; 198, 6206, R. V. Neaves, clerk, 186Goode st.; 199, 3326, F. A. Goss, shop assistant, 178

Goode st.; 200, 3324, Alison M. Goss, home duties, 17SCoode st.; 201, 7284, A. W. Ritchie, service station,.Laboutiliere rd.; 202, 7294, M. Ritchie, married, Labou-chere rd. ; 203, 3285, C. M. Gordon, cycle mechanic, cnr.Ednali and Goode sts.; 204, Sup., Harry Low, store-keeper, 176 Labouchere rd.; 205, Sup., L. B. Low, mar-ried, 176 Labouchere rd.; 206, 9315, R. Wm. Wield,acconntant, 46 Gardiner st.; 207, 9314, P. Wield, homeduties, 46 Gardiner st.; 208, 4058, I. J. Hocking, house-wife, 287 Fremantle rd.; 209, Sup., R. Boyd, housewife,Como; 210, 980, B. E. Brown, domestic duties, 145Coode st.; 211, 4313, G. F. Hunter, retired, 149 Goodest.; 212, 1783, E. Cooper, home duties, 41 Gardiner st.;213, 9175, E. Wedderburn, home duties, 35 Gardinerst.; 214, 4314, I. A. Hunter, home duties, 149 Goode st.;215, 3940, J. R. Wendy, retired, 21 Gardiner st.; 216,545, A. Beldon, retired, 18 Corner st.; 217, 544, A. R.Beldon, home duties, 18 Corner st.; 218, 9108, R. Wat-kins, home duties, Goode st.; 219, 2024, T. Daft, butcher,cnr. Preston and Mary sts.; 220, 2023, E. E. Daft, homeduties, cnr. Preston and Mary sts.; 221, 4535, J. W.Johnston, labourer, 41 Preston st.; 222, 4543, T. John-ston, home duties, 41 Preston st.; 223, 8029, E. W.Smith, civil servant, 198 Goode st.; 224, 8016, E. M.Smith, home duties, 198 Goode st.; 225, 6285, W. E.Nicol, woodyard proprietor, 21 Preston st.; 226, 6282, D.R. Nicol, home duties, 21 Preston st.; 227, 2025,T. E. Daft, butcher, 10 Preston st.; 228, 733,T-T. E. Doan, retired civil servant, 6 Mary st.; 229, 7617,V. H. Sanderson, home duties, 42 Ednah st.; 230, 3327,J. W. Goss, wireworker, 29 South ter.; 231, 3325, D.E. Goss, home duties, 29 South ter.; 232, 4542, S. John-ston, labourer, 200 Labouchere rd.; 233, 3546, G. E.Haines, home duties, 29 Preston st.; 234, 3547, L. G.Haines, salesman, 29 Preston st.; 235, 9176, J. L. Web-derburn, scale adjuster, 35 Gardiner st.; 236, 5331, S.Mahmood, retired storekeeper, cr. Lockard and Alstonay.; 237, 6156, G. Murray, labourer, Cr. Preston st. andFremantle rd.; 238, 6154, D. M. Murray, home duties,cr. Preston st. and Fremantle rd.; 239, 5406, G. P.Marrett, civil servant, Fremantle rd.; 240, 2279, J.Dixon, garage proprietor, 387 Fremantle rd.; 241, 2281,M. Dixon, clerk, 387 Fremantle rd.; 242. Sup., M. Kahl,general, 387 Fremantle rd.; 243, 5448, G. L. Martin,salesman, Fremantle rd.; 244, Sup., 0. B. Griffin, lab-ouer, Comer st.; 245, 209, E. Armstrong, home duties,16 Corner st.; 246, 3044, R. J. Gamble, contractor, cr.Coiner and Hazel sts.; 247, 4017, F. L. Hill, retiredbank official, 198 Labouchere rd.; 248, 4026, M. G. Hill,home duties, 198 Labouchere rd.; 249, Sup., C. M. Gale,home duties, c/o Yenoh Service Station; 250, 1840, A.W. Court, apprentice electrician, 64 Corner st.; 251,1842, M. H. Court, married, 64 Corner st.; 252, 5858,A. Mews, customs officer, 169 Labouchere rd.; 253, 960,D. Broomfield, teacher, 39 Preston st.; 254, 6021, F.Morgan, master carrier, 7 Mary st.; 255, 8717, W. H.Totliill, builder, 48 Gardiner st.; 256, 1152, A. Burnett(jun.), baker, 206 Goode st.; 257, 7399, A. P. Rodoreda,agent, 177 Coode st.; 258, 7400, I. Rodoreda, homeduties, 177 Goode st.; 259, Sup., L. Brown, housewife,12 Mary st.; 260, 330, I. Baird, home duties, 45 Maryst.; 261, 4671, E. E. Keesing, widow, 62 Mary st.; 262,4404, D. II. Jackson, labourer, 32 Roberts st.;263, 4412, L. M. Jackson, home duties, 32Roberts st.; 264, Sup., L. J. Angwin, 2Thelma st.; 265, 4923, G. A. Lane, school cleaner,28 Thelma st.; 266, Sup., T. J. Hodgkinson,married, 34 Thelma st.; 267, 979, A. G. Brown, breadcarter, 12 May st.; 268, Sup., R. M. Elliott, widow, 21Preston st.; 269, 3528, I. E. Haequail, nurse, 321 Fre-mantle rd.; 270, 2199, N. D. Dempsey, nurse, 321 Fre-mantle rd.; 271, 3753, E. M. Harris, dietician, 321 Fre-mantle rd.; 272, 7723, I. F. Serfs, home duties, 324 Fre-mantle rd.; 273, 5454, J. Martin, home duties, 329 Fre-mantle rd.; 274, 4675, B. Kelly, home duties, 351 Fre-mantle rd.; 275, 2167, W. L. Day, hospital attendant,6 Roberts st.; 276, 5407, M. M. Marrett, home duties,367 Fremantle rd.; 277, 2382, K. Drettle, married, 81South ter.; 278, 2972, A. Freeman, home duties, 79South ter.; 279, 5722, D. McLean, married, Forrest st.;280, 329, D. Baird, carpenter, 45 Mary st.; 281, Sup.,R. Brown, accountant, 38 Preston st.; 282, 9130, 0.Watson, home duties, 4 Comer st.; 283, 3498, W. Guil-foyle, labourer, 4 Comer st.; 284, Sup., L. Caine, house-keeper, 2 Comer st.; 285, 1078, A. B. Buckland, labourer,16 Comer st.; 286, Sup., A. J. Angwin, 2 Thelma st.;287, 2021, Q. Daff, spinster, 10 Preston st.; 288, 1001,H. S. Brown, law clerk, 145 Goode st.; 289, 7725, L.D. Serfs, chairmaker, 324 Fremantle rd.; 290, 4682, G.B. Kelly, clerk, 351 Fremantle rd.; 291, 774, C. A. Borg,mining investor, 70 Comer st.; 292, 773, E. Borg, mar-

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vied, 70 Comer st.; 293, Sup., E. Greenaway, general,70 Comer st.; 294, Sup., D. I. Williams married, 1 Mel-ville par.; 295, Sup., C. Arnold, butcher, 148 Coodest.; 296, Sup., R. W. Arnold, master butcher, 143 Coodest.; 297, 1151, Alex Burnett, baler, Preston st.; 29S,Sup., Arthur E. M. Gale, -Vennli Service Station; 299,Smp., H. C. Andrews, mechanic, 169 Labouchere rd.;300, Sup., G. E. Dawson, home duties, 169 Labouchererd.; 301, 9105, E. E. Watkins, manager, 186 Coode st.;2(12, 124, D. Anderson, home duties, 67 Gardiner st.;303, Scup., E. Johnston, home duties, 34 Preston st.;304, Sup., J. 0. Johnston, contractor, 3-1 Preston st.;305, 6902, M. Poo ley, home duties, 35 Prestonst.; 306, 2153, J. L. Dawson, master butcher,1.69 Labouchere rd.; 307, 6059, J. M. Morrison, joiner,18 Preston st; 208, 6056, A. Morrison, home duties, 18Preston st.; 300, 8202, :W. E. Squires, fisherman, 54Melville par.; 310, 7519, A. V. Russell, labourer, 58Melville par.; 314., 6494, Outtrim, housewife, Melvillepar.; 312, 6496, S. Outtrim, agent, Melville par.; 313,7793, I. P. .Shaw, home duties, 39 Labouchere rd.; 314,2708, R. Farquhar, retired, 136 Labouchere rd.; 315,Sup., I. C. Watterley, home duties, 168 Labouchere rd.;316, Sup., M. S. _Harcourt, home duties, 168 Labouchererd.; 317, 929, E. Bridgwood, storekeeper, Labouchererd.; 318, 4528, E. Johnston, home duties, Labouchererd.; 319, 5043 L. M. Lee, home duties, 9 South ter.;320, Sup., 41'. Wheatley, home duties, 19 South ter.; 321,0332, M. Nutt, home duties, 23 South ter.; 322, Sup.,C. S. Middleton, optician, 39 Melville par.; 323, 7615,

1. :-1anderson, builder, 12 Ednali St.; 324, 1.638, E.J.retired farmer, Melville par. 325, 1639, Mary

Coade, Donn duties, Melville par.; 326, 1410, C. Cassey,shtre1G-Ger, Melville par.; 327, 9412, A. Watson, homeInlie Colville par.; 328, 7852, George Sherwill, nil,

par.; 129, 1411, :Ruby Cassey, home duties,par.; 330, 6837, Dorothy A. Pickering, home

(NI:es, 13 South ter.; 331, 1350, E. Carnham, homeduties, 120 Labouchere rd.; 332, Sup., H. Williams,motor trimmer, Melville par.; 3:43, 92404. Whitbread,compositor, 35:11 _Fremantle rd.; 234, 9239, T. Whitbread,home duties, 253 Fremantle rd.; 335, Sup. R. L. Wil-liams clerk, 5 South ter.; 336, 5113, P. J.

Sup.,post-

master, 60 Gardiner st.; 337, 5112, P. G. Leyden, en-gineer, 60 Gardiner st.; 338, Sup., J. M. Tait, architect,:51 Comer st.; 319, Sup., M. Tait, married, 51 Comer st.;310, 2819, J. L. Flanigan, radio service, Hazel st.; 341,2820, L. M. Flanigan, married, Hazel st.; 342, 5727,J. K. MeLean, produce salesman, Forrest st. 343, 1353,C. J. Carr, carpenter, Hazel st.; 344, 1356, 0. V. Carr,carpenter, Hazel st.; 345, 1360, S. J. Carr, married,Hazel st.; 346, 1355, E. C. Carr, married, Hazel st.;347, 1358, J. Carr, carpenter, Hazel st.; 348, 5275, J.McDonald, labourer, 2S Thelma FA.; 349, Sup., ,T. Wil-kinson, 14 homer st.; 350, 2381, P. T. Drahble, con-tractor, Son,14 ter.; 351, Sup., A. D. Humphry, clerk,11 Lockart street; 352, 2296, V. Dodd, home duties,South terrace; 353, 2293, S. J. Dodd, jockey, Southter.; 354, Sup., E. D. Lewis, salesman, Melville par.;355, 396, J. Barraclough, widow, Goode st.; 356, 5886,K. J. Millard, home duties, 18 Gardiner st.; 257, 800,

P. 0. Bowen, clerk, 32 Corner st.; 358, 8724, E. Train,widow, 31 Ednali st.; 359, 4135, E. A. Cooper, homeduties, 50 Erie st.; 360, Sup., C. Hooper, clerk, 50Erie st.; 361, 808, D. H. Bowen, typiste, 32 Comer st.;302, 807, A. Bowen, home duties, 32 Comer st.; 363, Sup.,H. G. Diseoy, clerk, 34 Gardiner st.; 364, Sup., W. J.-Whitton, clef];, 30 Thelma st.; 365, 6683, W. E. Peace,linotype operator, Labouchere rd.; 366, 7823, H. S.Shegog, traveller, Labouchere rd.; 367, 7910, T. E.Simpson, widow, Lockhart st.; 368, 8216, E. J.Stables (jun.), traveller, 171 Labouchere rd.; 369,8218, M. Staines, home duties, 171 Labouchere rd.;370, 3606, L. :Halvorson, coach painter, 170 Labouchererd.; 371, 3607, N. Halvorson, home duties, 170Labouchere rd.; 372, 191, P. Appleby, home duties,Preston st.; 373, 190, B. Appleby, painter anddecorator, Preston st.; 374, 2527, C. H. Edmonds,manager, 43 Preston st.; 375, Sup., D. E. Edmonds,home duties, 43 Preston st.; 376, 928, C. E. Bridge-wood, coach painter, Labouchere rd.; 377, 5909,W. IT. C. Miller, miller, 40 Melville par., 378, Sup.,A. Williams, home duties, 5 South ter.; 379, 8863,E. Valentine; home duties, 19 Gardiner st.; 380, 8862, A.Valentine, home duties, 19 Gardiner st.; 381, 9582, A. M.Woodland, home duties, 15 Gardiner st.; 382, 5505, P.W. :Maunder, greenkeeper, 20. Gardiner st.; 383, Sup.,E. Mitchent, salesman, 126 Labouchere rd.; 384, 2941,A. Francis, manager, 26 Erie st.; 385, 2943, A. Francis,married, 26 Erie st.; 386, 742, G. Bolitho,timber worker, 130 Coode st.; 387, 4060, R.

accountant, 387 Fremantle riL; 388,Sup., E. V. Collins, home duties, 54 Melvile par.;289, 2345, T. Douglas, storekeeper, 20 Preston st.; 390,3713, William McKay, mechanic, 64 Mary st.; 391, 5713,M. McKay, home duties, Mary st.; 392, 652, P. Bignell,married, 24 Comer st.

Witness to foregoing signatures:-Sydney Outtrim:--No. 1 to 187, No. 320 to 330, No. 352 to 353, No. 377to 380, Nos. 383 and 386; H. IT. Cornish:-No. 188 to319, No. 331 to 350, No. 365 to 376, No. 381 to 382, No.384 to 185, No. 387 to 392; A. Jones:-No. 351, No. 354to 364.

N. B. Robinson, Solicitor, Occidental House, St.George's Terrace, Perth.

APPOINTMENT.Chief Secretary's Department,

Perth, 1.0th February, 1937.C.S.D. 7/19; Ex. Co. No. 264.

TTTS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the appointment of W. TT.Mathews as Acting District Registrar of Births, Deaths,and .Marriages at. Perth until the 1.7th July, 1.937.

F. J. HUELIN,Under Secretary.

Chief Secretary's Department,Perth, 10th February, 1937.

C.S.D. 446/32; Ex. Co. No. 263.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, pursuant to Section OS of the Fre-mantle Harbour Trust Act, has been pleased:

(a) To rescind the Regulations as from the 31st day of December, 1936, dealingritli the payment of interest on capital as published in the Gazette on the 23rd August,1918, and amended by further publications in the Gazette on the 21st December, 1928,and the 7t1i December, 1934.

(b) To make the following: further Regulation, dealing with the payment ofinterest on capital under the provisions of paragraph three of Section 58 of that Act:-

All dues, charges, rents, and other moneys levied and collected by the Com-missioners under Section 58 of the Act shall, after payment thereout of all fees,salaries, and wages and. other expenditure lawfully incurred by the Commissioners,be charged with the payment to the Treasurer of interest in respect of the value011 property from. time to time vested in or cliaigod against the Commissionersunder Section 56 or Section 57 of the said. Act, at such rate as shall be deter-mined annually from time to time by the Governor hi Council. This Regulation.shall come into force on the 1st day of January, 1937, so that interest shall becharged at the rate hereinbefore mentioned as from the 1st day of January, 1937.

For the purpose of this Regulation interest shall commence to accrue fromthe 1st day of the financial year next following the date when such property ischarged to the Commissioners.


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Chief Secretary's Department,Perth, 11th February, 1937.

C.S.D. 248/33; Ex. Co. No. 269.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasbeen pleased to approve, in accordance with Subsection2, Section 8, of The Fremantle Harbour Trust Act,1902," of the appointment of P. G. McMahon as ActingChairman of the Fremantle Harbour Trust Commis-sioners during the absence from the State of the Chair-man (Tom. Carter) from the 18th January to the I.stFebruary, 1937.


THE HOSPI7ALS ACT, 1927.Department of Public Health,

Perth, 11th February, 1937.P.H.D. 513/29; Ex. Co. No. 265.

IHSI Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Councilhas been pleased to appoint Dr. W. S. Myles to be aMember of the Moora District hospital Board for theperiod ending. the 31st July, 1937, vice A. B. Gloster,resigned.

P.H.D. 745/29; Ex. Co. No. 187.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Councilhas been pleased to appoint II. Brennan, V. Maloney,C. B. Davis, and R. L. Smith to be Members of theVonarind Hospital Board for the period ending the 31stJuly, 1937, vice A. Moore, E. Moses, E. May, and V.Viva sit, resigned.

F. HUELIN,Under Secretary.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1935.Amendment of By-laws.

A.f.11.D. 1227/30; Ex. Co. No. 186.WHEREAS Model By-laws have been prepared inaccordance with the provisions of Section 295 of "TheHealth Aet, 1911-35," and published in the GovernmentGazette on the 8th day of April, 1927; the 20th day ofOctober, 1933; the 5th day of October, 1934, and the1st day of February, 1935: And whereas the Municipal.Council of the City of Fremantle, being a Local HealthAuthority under the provisions of the said Act, did byresolution published in the Government Gazette on the2nd day of August, 1935, adopt either wholly or partsuch Model By-laws to be its By-laws: And whereas bythe provisions of the Act aforesaid a Local HealthAuthority may amend, repeal, or alter By-laws so made:Now, therefore, the Municipal Council of the City ofFremantle, being the Local Health Authority for theMunicipal District of Fremantle, cloth hereby amendsuch By-laws in the following manner:

Part VII., Clause 29:Paragraphs (a), (b), (c),(d), and (e) to be deleted and the following paragraphsto be inserted in lieu thereof:

(a) Every vehicle used in transport of meat (except-ing butchers' delivery vehicles used for delivery of cutjoints to householders, and vehicles used by the pro-ducer for the conveyance of carcase meat to the Fre-mantle Meat Market, Newman street) shall conformwith the following:

The vehicle shall be completely enclosed so as toprotect the meat from the weather, and from theflies and dust.

The vehicle shall be constructed of wood or ap-proved metal, and all internal surfaces shall befinished to a smooth surface.

The vehicle shall be properly ventilated.The vehicle shall be provided with rails and

hooks secured to the upper portion thereof, andshall be of ample proportions so that meat hung onsuch hooks shall be clear of the floor.

No meat (except edible offal) shall be placed onthe floor of the vehicle.

Edible offal, when carried on the floor, shall becontained in impervious containers.

The vehicle, edible offal containers, hooks andrails shall at all times be kept in a thoroughly cleancondition.

(h) No vehicle used for the transport of meat shallbe used at any time for the transport of any offensivematter.

(c) No meat shall be carried on any railway, exceptin trucks provided for that purpose, or unless such meatis hung on hooks and is clear of the floor,

(d) Any person engaged or employed in the transportor delivery of carcase meat shall at all times when soengaged wear a cap with a detachable covering, madeof durable washable :material and an overall coat 'or dur-able -washable material which shall completely cover hisclothes,. He shall cause such cap covering and overallto be kept at all times in a thoroughly clean condition,

(o) Butchers' delivery vehicles shall be completely- en-closed to protect the meat from weather, flies and dust.

The vehicle shall be constructed of wood or approvedmetal, and all internal portions finished to a smoothsurface.

They shall be properly ventilated. The floor of suchvehicles shall lie constructed of or completely coveredwith a smooth -impervious metal.

(f) Butchers' cutting carts shall be constructed in asimilar manner as specified for butchers' delivery carts,but shall be of ample dimensions to permit all carcasemeat to be hung on hooks affixed to the roof of suchvehicle. All carcase meat shall he hung on such hooksin such manner that the meat is clear or the floor. Car-case meat in this clause shall mean any quarter or woreof any carcase.

(g) All carcase :neat conveyed by producers to theFremantle Meat Market, Newman street, shall he com-pletely covered with clean canvas or other wrappingsapproved by the Chief health Inspector of the Council,in such manner as thoroughly- to protect such meat fromflies and dust.

(h) In this By-law the word "producer" shall meana person or persons who delivers to the Fremantle Meat-Market, Newman street, carcases of animals reae,-I orproduced on Ids own farm or property.

This amendment shall, in relation to vehicles now usedin transport of meat, come into operation on the Thirty-first day of December, 1938, provided that any newvehicle, whether in addition to or in replacement of anyvehicle at present in use for this purpose, shall conformwith these By-laws.

Dated this 181-11 day of January, 1937.

E. E. GIBSON,Mayor.

,T. SHEPHERD,Town Clerk.

Confirmed by the Commissioner of Public :Health forthe State of Western Australia this 5th day of Febrif-ary, 1937.

W. S. McGILLIVRAY,Deputy Commissioner of Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant= Governorin Executive Council this 9th day of February, 1937.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

THE HEALTH AC)', 1911-1935.Amendment of Laws.

AHED 4452/21; Ex. Co. No. :2000.TN pursuance of the powers vest d, in me by Section16 of "The Health Act, 1911-1935,," I, Everitt. Atkin-son, Commissioner of Puddle lien:fit, do hereby makethe following amendment to the Model By -laws asmade by the Governor on the lsth day of April, 1927,under Section 293 of the Said Act, and adopted by mewith modifications on the 9:11 day of May, 1927, andpublished in the Covr:.if-fic-,:( a.:et re on the 3rd dayof June, 1.927, to the intalt tha I such amendmi:nt, shallbe read as one with the Inv -laws so adopted by me.and shall take effect on publication in the Cori/Tn.:065f tGazette :---

By-law No. 14, Clause (a) of Part IV. is rescindedand the following new clause inserted in lieu thereof :

IA shall be tit least ten (10) feet from anymilking shed and have a r Ofwii of ten(10) feet, on all sides, msceep: at dair whitemilking machines are in use,

At dairies where milking machines ari. in usethe milk room may be permitted under the sameroof as the milking shed providing the walls ofthe milk room are constructed of brick, stone, orconcrete. Tito internal surfaces of the walls andceiling, or, if there is no ceiling, then the under-side of the roof shall be covered with hard, smooth,

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and impervious material in such manner as tocompletely isolate thl milk room from any dustor odours from the milking shed.

The entrance to the milk room shall not be fromthe milking shed but shall be in the outer wall.

An educt vent shaft shall be carried up verticallyfrom the- ceiling, or, if there is no ceiling, fromthe covering of the underside of the roof to apoint two (2) feet above the highest level of theroof of the milking, shed. Such educt vent shalllie constructed of not less than 21--gauge galvanisediron and be not less than nine (9) inches in dia-meter, hooded at the bottom, and fitted with a.

cowl at the top.

Mm le by the Commissioner of Public Health forthe State of Western Australia this 25th day of January,1937,

W. S. MeGILLIVRAY,Deputy Commissioner of Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Council this 9th day of February, 1937.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale at Public Auction on the dates and at the placesspecified below, under the provisions of The Land Act,1932-1934," and its Regulations:

KALGOORLIE.16th February, 1937, at 2 p.m., at the District Lands

OfficeBoulderTown (York street) (837, lr. £12 10s.;

(Clancy street) ll1962, lr., £10.MoulderTown (Boulder road) 2502, 37 . 4p., £12

10s.; Boulder road 2341, 36p., £12 10s.; (Dartstreet) 2390, lr., £15.

Broad ArrowTown 523, 27.9p., £10.(Kalgoorlie Town (Whitlock street) 61530, lr. 4p.,

£10; (Vanden street) 2205, 1r., £10; (Duganstreet) 2918, 39 . Op., £10.

COOLGARDIE.17th February, 1937, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands

OfficeleoolgardieTown (1312, 27p., 212 10s.

NORSENLA N.17th Feihruary, 1937, at 11 a.m., at the Police Station

NorsemanTown 476, 756, 757, lr. each, £10 each.1NorsemanTown (892, Ir. 1.7p., £12 10s,

YOUAN1\11,17th February, 1937, at It a.m., at ilie Police Station

YenamniTown 308, 310, lr. each, D2 10s. each.1YouamniTown. 185, 1 v., £25.

ALBANY.18th February, 1937, at 2.30 p.m., at tine District Lands

Office*Mt. Barker-5265, 9a. Or. 21p., £16.

*Suburban for cultivation.tSold subject to the conditions that the lessee shall

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

*The provision of Clause 22 of the Regulations for thesale or leasing of Town and Suburban lands at auctionshall not apply at the sale of these lots.

(Subject to payment for improvements if purchasedby other than tine owner thereof.

liSubject to payment for improvements.All improvements on tine land offered for sale are the

property of tine Crown, and shall be paid .for as theMinister may direct, whose valuation shall be final andbinding on tine purchaser.

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

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.THE under-mentioned Leases have been cancelledunder Section 32 of "The Land Act, 1898," and/orSection 23 of "The Land Act, 1933-34," for non-payment of rent or other reasons.

Name, Lease No., District, Reason, Corres. No., Plan.Afflecle, William; 55/1998; Nelson 2946 &

doned; 4/30; 414C/40, B3.1923; aban-

Briggs, Donald; 3117/1071; Reedy 208; £0 5s. Od.;1484/35; Reedy.

Brody, E. M. 0.; 68/3393; Avon 21835; abandoned;276/32; 342B/40, Dl.

Brody, E. M. 0.; 74/1423; Avon 26571; abandoned;277/32; 342B/40, Dl.

Cochrane, M. S. (jun.); 19938/68; Ninghan 1203, 1204& 1383; £212 7s. 11d.; 5416/25; 56/80, B1 & Cl.

Collins, R. H.; 3117/1313; South Boulder 209 F; £0 7s.6(1.; 1758/05; Boulder Sheet 2.

Davey, Henry; 6241/153; Bonnie Rock 14; £2 14s. Od.;2070/32; Bonnie Rock.

Davey, Henry; 6239/153; Bonnie Rock 13; £2 14s. Od.;2071/32; Bonnie Rock.

Gordon, G. R.; 365/453; Coolup, A.A. 197; non-compli-ance with conditions; 789/35; 380D/4.0, B3.

ljastie, F. L.; 74/1674; Boyanup A.A. 276; abandoned;2694/32; 411D/40, A3.

Heatley, F. E.; 56/230; Avon 13959; £29 1.1s. 6d.;3659/22; 28/80, C4.

Heatley, R. A.; 25616/55; Avon 13986; £74 14s. 3d.;3282/10; Goomarin.

Heaney, R. A.; 1401/57; Avon 24361 Pt.; abandoned;5351/24; 35/80, C4.

Henderson, F. H.; 68/3970; Roe 1401; abandoned; 874/33; 375/80, FL

Jolly, Tames; 347/920; Roe 1318; abandoned; 2120/35;346/80, A4.

Elimber, E. A.; 13116/68; Ninghan 1426; £105 9s. 55.;4520/30; 64/80, P4.

Kimber, E. A.; 21920/68; Ninghan 2852; £60 15s. 10d.;3312/27; 64/80, F4 & 57/80, Fl.

McCulloch, William; 42005/55; Yilgarn 991; £72 5s.;4004/26; 26/80.

Muffling, 'William; 68/2972; Sussex 3767; non-compli-ance with conditions; 54/31 ; 140A/40, 02.

Miffling, William; 74/1215; Sussex 3629; non-compli-ance with conditions; 216/31; 440A/40, C2.

McCracken, A. T.; -40962/55; Roe 54; abandoned; 5319/22; 388/80, 04.

McCracken, A. T.; 24081/21; Roe 39; abandoned; 5615/22; 388/80, C14.

McCracken, A. T., R. D., & A. T. (jun.) ; 21789/68;Roe 908; abandoned; 4248/26; 388/80, 03.

'McCracken, A. T. (jun.); 25577/74; Roe 909; aban-doned; 4249/26; 388/80, 03,

McCracken, R, D.; 25578/74; Roe 910; abandoned;4250/26; 388/80, C3.

McVicar, H. W.; 22296/68; Avon 193314 abandoned;4-331/27; 5/80, B2.

Robinson, P. E.; 347/468; Coolup A.A. 128; abandoned;792/34; 380D/40, B3.

Spencer, A. W.; 1318/41A; Kyarra; £54 12s. 3d.; 11086/05; 466/80.

Smith, Edith In; 68/1637; Sussex 2355; abandoned;2159/29; 4130/40, D3 & 413B/40, D2.

Smith, Edith L.; 68/2892; Sussex 2350; abandoned;4170/30; 4130/40, D3 & 41313/40, D2.

Smith, George; 74/967; Sussex 2351 ; abandoned; 2442/29; 413B & 0/40.

Seddon, Ernest; 41799/55; Williams 10909; abandoned;871/26; 386/80, El.

Seddon, Ernest; 25001/74; Williams 12721; abandoned;872/26; 386/80, 133.

'Williams, R. R.; 3110/96; Gregory; £178 15s. 4d,; 191/23; 97/300.

Williams, R. R.; 3423/96; Gregory & Windell; £20 16s.8(1.; 2310/23; 97/300.

Williams, B. J.; 74/519 ; Murray 347; non-compliancewith conditions; 6234/28; 280D/40, 04.


'FEBRUARY 12, 1937.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 239

TENDERS FOR LEASING FOR DEPASTITRINGPURPOSES (LAKE MOORE).

Northam Land Agency.THE LAND ACT, 1933-1934.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corres. 2479/36. Perth, 3rd February, 1937.

TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinthe area described in Schedule hereunder, containingabout 200,000 acres, are invited.

The above area will be available for leasing for de-pasturing purposes only, under "The Land Act, 1933-1934," for a term of five (5) years, subject to theconditions:

That any improvements effected by the lesseeduring the currency of the lease will become theproperty of the Crown' on termination of the lease,and that in the event of any of the surveyed blocksbeing applied for and granted under ConditionalPurchase conditions, the area of the lease will bereduced and rent adjusted accordingly.

Tenders for the above or any portion thereof, accom-panied by the first half-year 's rent (the minimum amountbeing fixed at the rate of ten shillings for 1,000 acresper annum), indorsed "Tender for Leasing area atLake Moore," shown on Public Plans 88/80 and 97/80,and addressed "Under Secretary for Lands," must belodged at the Lands Office, Northam, on or before Wed-nesday, 24th February, 1937.

All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date, and, inthe event of there being more than one tender receivedthe one to be accepted will be determined by the LandBoard.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plans 88/80 and 97/80.)

G. L. NEEDHAM,Tinder Secretary for Lands.

Schedule.The area bounded by lines commencing at the south-

east corner of Pastoral Lease 2706/93 and extendingsouthward along the western shore of Lake Moore to theproduction east of the south boundary of Location3310; thence west along said production and said south -boundary to the south-east corner of Location 3311;thence north along the east boundary and west alongthe north boundary of Location 3311 and onwards tothe east boundary of Location 3309; thence south, west,and north along boundaries of said Location 3309 tothe north-east corner of Location 3312; thence westalong the north boundary of Location 3312 to the south-east corner of Location 3306; thence north along thelatter's east boundary and onward to the south boun-dary of Location 3460; thence west and north alongboundaries of said Location 3460 and Location 3332and onwards to the production east of the south boun-dary of Location 3281; thence west along said pro-duction and said boundary of Location 3281 to itssouth-west corner ; thence north to the south boundaryof Location 3275; thence east and north along boun-daries of said Location 3275 and onwards to the southboundary of Location 3273; thence east, northward,east, and north along boundaries of Location 3273,3270, and 3271 to the north-east corner of the last-men-tioned; thence north to the south boundary of PastoralLease 2706/93; thence east along the south boundaryof said Pastoral Lease to the starting point.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part -VI. of ''The Land Act, 1933-34."

IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be available for general selection under Part VI. of"The Land Act, 1933-34," on and after the datespecified:

WEDNESDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, 1937.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.North-West Division.

Hardey District (near Mount Palgrave).Corres. 2389/31. (Plan 93/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

20,000 acres; being J. Edney's forfeited Pastoral LeaseNo. 3872/96.

Kimberley Division.Bulara District (near Mount Weekes).

Corres. 832/33. (Plan 121 & 131/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

20,000 acres, being D. Bickley's forfeited Pastoral LeaseNo. 396/402.

WEDNESDAY, 17th MARCH, 1937.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Kimberley Division.Yurabi, Luman, and Malinde Districts (about eight

miles south-west of Mt. Wells).Cones. 975/36. (Plan 133/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

31,435 acres ; being P. J. Quilty 's forfeited PastoralLease No. 396/563.


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder Part V. of "The Land Act, 1933-34," and theRegulations appertaining thereto, subject to the pro-visions of the said Act.

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

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

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

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

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

All marketable timber, including sandalwood andmallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the pro-visions of Clause IS of the Regulations.

SCHEDULE

NOW OPEN.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Fitzgerald District (about four miles east of SalmonGums).

Corr. No. 2985/22. (Plan 392/80, C2 & 3.)Location 518, containing 999a. Or. 22p., at 6s. 9d. per

acre; and Location 481, containing 836a. 1r. 8p., at 6s.3d. per acre; classifications pages 43 and 21 of File1096/22; subject to existing Agricultural Bank and In-dustries Assistance Board indebtedness; being C. andA. Pozzi's forfeited Leases 12830/56 and 39223/55.

Fitzgerald District (three miles north-east of Red Lake).Corr. No. 2467/26. (Plan 392/80, C & D4.)Locations 412 and 1479, containing 1,664a. 2r. 10p.,

at 6s. per acre; classification page 32 of File 367/22 andpage 15 of File 3728/28; subject to existing Agricul-tural Bank and Industries Assistance Board indebted-ness; being A. Stanley's forfeited Lease 41864/55 andpart of R. A. Casey's forfeited Lease 55/2522.

Fitzgerald District (about five miles north-east ofRed Lake).

Corr. No. 224/33. (Plan 392/80, C & D4.)Locations 1425, 1205, 411, and 1191, containing 1,978a.

Or. 6p., at 6s. per acre; classifications page 15 of File3728/28, page 5 of File 1502/27, and page 31 of 367/22;subject to Agricultural Bank and industries AssistanceBoard indebtedness; being R. A. Casey's and C. L.Whatmore's forfeited Leases 55/2522, 21975/68, 42095/55, and 25311/74.

Fitzgerald District (albout three miles north-west ofRed Lake).

Corr. No. 5643/25. (Plan 392/80, B4.)Location 131, containing 840 acres, at Os. per acre;

classification page 15 of File 7132/10; subject to exist-ing Agricultural Bank indebtedness; being J. Sassella'sforfeited Lease 41741/55.


Fitzgerald District (about seven miles south-east ofSalmon Gums).

Corr. No. 3180/25. (Plan 392/80, C & D 3 & 4.)Locations 417, 1138, 418, and 1179, containing 1,9992.

2r. 14p., at Gs. 9d. per acre; classification pages 37 and38 of File 367/22; subject to existing Agricultural Bankand Industries Assistance Board indebtedness; being A.Watson's and 4. Coates' forfeited Leases 41504/55,24630/74, 41855/55, and 25061/74.

Fitzgerald District (about seven miles east of SalmonGums).

Corr. No. 4741/28. (Plan 392/80, 0 & D3.)Locations 598, 599, and 783, containing 1,996a. lr.

23p., at Gs. per acre; classification page 10 of Pile6662/25 and page 14 of File 7628/22; subject to exist-ing Agricultural Bank and Industries Assistance Boardindebtedness; being N. G. Bassula's and 4. Skahiforfeited Leases 56/330, 39893/55, and 23271/74.

Fitzgerald District (near Salmon Gums).Corr. No. 2106/23. (Plan 392/80, B3.)Locations 252, 802, 247, 800, and 801, containing

1,547a. Or. 16p., at Gs. per acre; classifications pages 45and 46 of File 3764/15; subject to existing AgriculturalBank and Industries Assistance Board indebtedness;being R. 1', and R. and G..1. Addison's forfeited Leases16618/68, 23364/74, 16617/68, 23a62/74, and 23363/74.

WEDNESDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, 1937.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Plantagenet District (about 24 miles east of Mt.Barker).

Corr. No. 5629/28. (Plan 445/80, E & F4.)Location 4578, containing 4,481a. 3r. 2p., at 8s. per

acre; classification page 15 of 5629/28; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation; being E. V. Simpson's forfeited Lease 68/1486,

Hay District (about 27 miles west of Cranbrook).Corr. No. 91/34. (Plan 444/80, Bl.)Location 349, containing 313 acres, at Gs. Gd. per

acre; classification page 13 of 3106/18; subject to tim-ber conditions and to exemption from road rates fortwo years from date of approval of application; beingJ. L Haynes' forfeited Lease 347/479.

Plantagenet District (near Elbow Island).Corr. No. 1124/36. (Plan 451/80, D & E4.)Location 4752, containing 2a. Or. 16p., at £1 per acre,

excluding survey fee.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (about seven miles east of Yuna).Corr. No. 1818/34. (Plan 160C/40, F3 & 4.)Locations 7605, 7155, and 8688, containing 4,367a. 3r.

14p., at 2s. Gd. per acre; classification page 3 of 1818/34;exempt from road rates for first two years; being F. E.G. Brede's forfeited Lease 347/594.

Victoria District (about three miles south-west ofBunjil).

Corr. No. 723/32. (Plan 95/80, F2 & 3.)Location 7923, containing 1,984a. Or. Op., at 6s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 16 of 6204/25; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation; being E. G. Deacon's forfeited Lease 68/401.7.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojonup District (about 15 miles south of Kojouup).

Corr. No. 2091/31. (Plan 437A & B/40, C & D2.)Location 8140, containing 44a. ir. 22p., at 4s. Gd. per

acre; classification page 12 of 2091/31; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation, and subject to marketable timber conditions, andalso to the condition that the poison must be eradicatedto the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands before theCrown grant will issue; being C. R. Parson's forfeitedLease 68/3521.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District.

Corr. No. 4520/27. (Plan 384C/40, E4.)Location 14419, containing la. 3r. 38p., at 15s. per

acre, being a closed road; available only to holders ofadjoining land; subject to the payment of the full pur-chase money- before approval, or in such instalments asthe Minister for Lands may direct; being E. Warren'sforfeited Lease 1733/57.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Ninghan District (about six miles north of Wundowlin).

Corr. No. 5002/22. (Plan 55/80, E2.)Location 2097, containing 1,490a. 3r. 22p., at 5s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 4 of 8002/22; and Location584, containing 989 acres, at 7s. 6d. per acre; classifi-cation page 19 of 9149/09; subject to existing Agricul-tural Bank and LA.B. indebtedness and a cropping leaseexpiring 28/2/38; also the right of resumption by theGovernment for railways or other public purposes with-out compensation, except for any improvements so re-sumed; being M. E. L. Smith's forfeited Leases 1.6950/68 and 12324/68.

A von District (about three miles south of Burracoppin).Corr. No. 1016/35. (Plan 24/80, Cl.)Location 24803, containing 1,002a.. Or. 32p., at 4s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 14 of 2281/33; subject toGoldfields Water Supply timber conditions and the reser-vation of all mallet trees and bark to the Crown, andto exemption from road rates for two years from dateof approval of application; being P. 0. Arnold's for-feited Lease 347/768.

Avon District (about 15 miles south-west of Campion).Corr. No. 4653/20. (Plan 35/80, A2.)Location 14213, containing 929 acres, at 12s. 9d. per

acre; classification page 5913 of 6764/09, Vol. 1.; sub-ject to existing It.A.B. indebtedness and to the right ofresumption by the Government for railways or otherpublic purposes without compensation, except for anyimprovements so resumed; being J. T. Chilton's for-feited Lease 12502/56,

Melbourne District (about nine miles south-west ofWongan Hills).

Corr. No. 5314/28. (Plans 57/80, C4, and 32/80, 01.)Location 3256, containing 223a. lr. 10p., at 4s. per

acre; classification page 6 of 5314/28; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation; being C. M. Batten's forfeited Lease 68/1212.

Ninghan District (about 11 miles north of Mollerin).Corr. No. 1171/30. (Plans 65/80, Fl; 88/80, F4.)Location 2931, containing 1,047a. lr. 37p., at 13s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 25 of 4257/27; subject toexisting Agricultural Bank indebtedness; being C. 11.Andrews' forfeited Lease 55/1842.

Ningltan District (about 13 miles east of Dalwallinu).Corr. No. 4091/22. (Plan 64/80, Fl.)Location 1683, containing 993 acres, at 8s. 9d. per

acre; classification page 17 of 2114/13; subject to exist-ing Agricultural Bank and Industries Assistance Boardindebtedness ; being A. C. Hill 's forfeited Lease:39373/55.

Avon District.Corr. No. 379/88. (Pla-nt 2D/40, C3.)Location 26934, containing 5a. 2r. 23p., at 3s. 96. per

acre; available only to holders of adjoining land; beingR. J. -Wheeler's forfeited Lease 55/8.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.Jilbadji District (about 30 miles east of Gramphorne).

Corr. No. 2665/31. (Plan 6/80, Cl & 2.)Location 566, containing 900a. Or. 4p., at 12s. 6(1. per

acre; classification page 14 of 1787/28; subject to exist-ing A.B. indebtedness, mining conditions, and the rightof resumption by the Government for railways or otherpublic purposes without compensation, except for anyimprovements so resumed; being J. R. Godridge's for-feited Lease 55/2246,

FEBRUARY 12, 1937.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 241.

Yilgarn District (about 21/, miles north-east ofBullfinch) .

Corr. No. 4906/23. (Plan 53/80, C4.)Location 621, containing 929a. Or. 4p., and Location

013, containing. 942a. lr. 36p., at 10s. tid. per acre each;classifications pages 20 and 13 of 6875/22; subject toexisting Agricultural Bank indebtedness, to mining andGoldfields Water Supply timber conditions; being WCooke and Cooke's forfeited Leases 40456/55 and40339/55.

Jilbadji District (about six miles south-east ofBoddalin).

Corr. No. 2359/28. (Plan 23/80, Al.)Location 481, containing 1,572a. 3r. 22p., at 8s. 9d.

per acre; classification page 25 of 5957/27, Vol. 1;subject to mining conditions and exemption from roadrates for two years from date of approval of applica-tion; being T. Maclean's forfeited Lease 68/793.

AVAGIN LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about four miles south-east of Newdegate).

Corr. No. 7851/23. (Plan 388/80, B & C4.)Locations 90 and 651, containing 1,074a. 3r. 39p., at

1 Os. per acre; and Locations 62 and 649, containing1,019;1 1r. 8p., at 10s. lid. per acre; classifications pages0 and 1 of 5:107/22; subject to existing AgriculturalBank and I.A.B. indebtedness and the right of resump-tion by the Government for railways or other publicpurposes without compensation, except for any improve-ments so resumed; being H. and J. Grant's forfeitedLeases 39822/55, 39727/55, and 23135/74.

Roe District (about nine miles east of Lake Grace).Corr. No. 2305/29. (Plan 387/80, D & E4.)Location 1270, containing 522a. 2r. 17p., at 3s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 5 of 231)5/29; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval or appli-cation and to the condition that the poison must beeradicated to the satisfaction_ of the Minister for Landsbefore the Crown grant will issue; being C. N. Polain'sforfeited Le:Ise, 08/1970.

THURSDAY, 18th FEBRUARY, 1937.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.Nelson District (about 10 miles south-west of Mayanup).

Corr. No. 9044/09. (Plan 438A/40, A2.)Location 17.10, containing 160 acres, at 12s. per acre;

classification page 31 of 9044/09; subject to existingAgricultural Bank indebtedness and conditions applyingto selection in this District. This notice supersedes thatin the Gol,eram, ul Gazette dated 8/7/31 relating to thisblock.

WEDNESDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, 1937.

ALBANY LAND AGENCY.Plantagenet District (about three miles south of

Narrikup).Corr. No. 11927/10. (Plan 451/80, B2.)Location 2355, containing 1.00 acres, at ].4s. per acre;

classification page 4 of 11927/1.0; subject to existingA g rico! tura 1 Bank indebtedness; being G. W. Ruston 'sforfeited Lease 9436/56.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about six miles south-west of Brookton).

Corr. No. 1390/28. (Plan 343D/40, A4.)Location 8384, containing 160 acres; subject to pric-

ing; classification page 111 of File 4905/26; exemptfrom road rates for two years from date of approvalof application; being A. P. Thompson's forfeited Lease22848/68.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.Korijekup Estate (near Harvey).

Corr. No. 4873/30, (Plan 383D/40.)The unsurveyed area, containing about 30 acres,

hounded on the south by Road No. 804, on the west byLot 102, on the north by the Harvey Dam irrigationchannel, on the east by the production south of the eastboundary of Lot 59; subject to survey, classification,pricing, and to provision being made for the protectionof the Town Water Supply pipe line, and a road alongthe west boundary of the area.

Wellington District (about six miles north-west ofAllanson).

Corr. No. 7730/22. (Plan 411B/40, E2.)Location 3931, containing 50a. 3r. 18p.; subject to

classifira lion and pricing; subject to the reservation ofa strip of hind one chain wide on the site of the oldtramway, also the reservation of marketable timber tothe Crown; and exemption from road rates for two yearsfrom date of approval of application ; being A. J.Sweeney's forfeited Lease 16625/68.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Yandanooka Repurchased Estate.

Corr. No. 2076/36. (Plan 123/80, D & El.)Open under Part V. of "The Land Act, 1933 1934,''

ns modified by Part VIII.Lot 5, containing 903 acres; price per acre-21s.;

purchase money-4918 3s.; half-yearly instalment forfirst five years, interest only : to returned soldiers, at4'/, per cent. per annum-4:21 Cs. H.; to civilians, at5 per cent. per annum-423 14s. ld.; instalments for 35years including interest : to returned soldiers, at 4-1/,per cent. per annumE26 8s. 8c1.; to civilians, at 5 percent. per annum.-428 Os. 5d.; subject to a Grazing Leaseterminable at one month's notice; subject to existingAgricultural Bank indebtedness and to the reservationof minerals to the Midland Railway Company and theCrown; blocks in this :Estate will only be approved infavour of those applicants who satisfy the Land Boardthat they possess the necessary capital and experienceto enable them to successfully develop and work theirholdings; being K. Wilson's cancelled application.

Victoria District (about five miles east of Wilroy).Corr. No. 964/36. (Plans 156/80, E3, and 155/80,

A3.)-Locations 5742 and 8262, containing 2,485a. Or. 35p., at

Ts. 6d. per acre; also Locations 5744 and 8201, contain-hug 2,500n. 2t. 20p., at 6s. (id. per acre; classificationspages 8 and 0 of 10300/11; subject to existing Agri-cultural Bank indebtedness and the right of resumptionby the Government for railways or other public pur-poses, without compensation, except for any improve-ments so resumed; being A. J. Janes' cancelled appli-cation.

Victoria District (about eight miles south-east ofPerenjori).

Corr No. 6629/26. (Plan 121/80, A4.)Locations 7502 and 3892, containing 2,002a. Or. 14p.,

at 7s. per acre; classifications pages 58 and 59 of 6629/26; subject to existing. Agricultural Bank indebtedness;being C. T. Oliver's forfeited Lease 21598/68.

Victoria. District (about five miles south-west ofPerenjori).

Corr. No. 4037/30. (Plan 122/80, E4.)Location 8250, containing 480a. Or. 26p., at Cs. (id.

per acre; classification page 6 of File 6298/25; exemptfrom road rates for two years from date of approval ofapplication; being E. H. Wahl's forfeited Lease 68/2872.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojonup District (about 10 miles north-east of

Gnowangerup).Corr. No. 1490/30. (Plan 417/80, F4.)Locations 7205 and 6261, containing 944 acres, at

2s. 3d. per acre; classification pages 11 and 15 of FileNo. 351/20; subject to existing. Agricultural Bank- in-debtedness and the eradication of poison to the satis-faction of the Minister for Lands before the Crowngrant issues; being T. J. Page's forfeited Lease 68/2570.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (about eight miles north of Wedin

Siding).Corr. No. 4838/27. (Plan 386A/40, Bl.)Location 14427, containing 401a. lr. 31p., at 3s. 90.

per acre; classification page 6 of File 4838/27; exemptfrom road rates for two years from date of approval ofapplication; being E. Barrett's forfeited Lease 68/1029.

242 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W . A . EFF.}3nTyA,P,y 12, 1921.

Williams District (near Caballing).Corr. No. 329/31. (Plan 383A/10, Cl.)Locations 13451 and 13452, containing 306a. Or. 16p.,

at 10s. per acre; classification page 63 of File 1078/97;also Locations 13140 and 11156, containing 439a. 2r.29p., at 2s. 3d. per acre; classification page 4 of File5531/24; subject to the reservation to the Crown of allmarketable timber; the poison must be eradicated fromthese blocks to the satisfaction of the Minister forLands before the Crown grant issues; being A. D. E.Gilbert's forfeited Leases 55/2178 and 68/3225.

NOR HAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about eight miles east of Manmauning)

Corr. No. 6647/25. (Plan 56D/40, C3.)Locations 12925, 12711, 13759, and 25694, containing

1,081a. 3r. 3p., at 8s. 6d. per acre; classification page13A of 6647/25; subject to existing Agricultural Bankindebtedness; being Geo. Reynolds' forfeited Leases20799/68 and 25220/74.

Ninghan District (about five miles south-east of. Cleary).Corr. No. 94/25. (Plan 66/80, A. & B3.)Location 1342, containing 914 acres, at 8s. per acre;

classification page 2A of 94/25; Location 2827, con-taining 123a. lr. 10p., at 7s. per acre; classificationpage 18 of 33/29; and Location 1343, containing 815a.lr. 16p., at 8s. per acre; classification page 7 of 1976/27; subject to existing Agricultural Bank indebtedness;being A. J. Byworth's forfeited Leases 18843/68,68/1608, and 42365/55.

Avon District (near Wadderin).Corr. No. 5550/21. (Plan 5/80, C3.)Location 18331, containing 994a. 2r. 1p., at 10s. (id.

per acre; classification page 77 of File 7578/11, Vol. 1;subject to existing Agricultural Bank, Industries As-sistance Board and Minister for Lands' indebtedness,and the right of resumption by the Government forrailways or other public, purposes, without compensation,except for any improvements so resumed; being F.Lucke's forfeited Lease 38767/55.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (about 10 miles south-east of

Marchagee).Corr. No. 2305/26. (Plan 90/80, E & F 2 & 3.)Location 7296, containing 1,126a. Or. 26p., at 4s. per

acre; Location 5862, containing 999 acres, at 8s. 6d.per acre; and Location 5824, containing 100 acres, at10s. per acre; classifications pages 77, 78, and 8 of2305/26; subject to payment for improvements; beingJ. Russell's forfeited Lease 20717/68.

Victoria District (about 10 miles south-east ofGunyidi).

Corr. No. 863/36. (Plan 90/80, E & F4.)Location 8827, containing 4,996a. Or. 29p., at ls. 64.

per acre; classification page 15 of 5491/27; subject topayment for improvements; being E. L. Clark's can-celled application.

Victoria District (about seven miles north-west ofMarchagee).

Corr. No. 1756/35. (Plan 90/80, B & C2)Locations 8578 and 3294, containing 1,570a. lr. 16p.,

at 7s. 9d. per acre; classification page 16 of 5653/26;exempt from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; being G. A. Latham's forfeitedLease 347/850.

Swan District (near Mariginiup).Corr. No. 2485/32. (Plan 1A/10, Bl.)Open under Part V., Section 54.Location 3154, containing 34a. 2r. 10p., at I Os. per

acre; classification page 11 of 6726/24; subject to pay-ment for improvements (fencing) and to timber con-ditions; being A. J. Andersen's forfeited Lease 60/332.

SALMON GUMS LAND AGENCY.Esperance District (near Caitup).

Corr. No. 2866/33. (Plan 423/80, D3.)That portion of Location 1354, containing about 150

acres, situated eastward of Road No. 3784; subject topricing.

SOUTHERN GROSS LAND AGENCY.Yilgarn Distri(1; (about 11 miles north of Noongaar).

Corr. No. 4190/26. (Plan 36/80, 132.)Location 962, containing 2,360a. Or. 10p., at 5s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 11 of 426/26; subject toAgricultural Bank and Industries Assistance Board indebtedness, and to mining conditions; being B. 1Trwinisforfeited Lease 20757/68.

Niigata' District (near Bullfinch).Corr. No. 248/25. (Plans 36/80, Cl; 53/80, C4.)Location 489, containing 1,158a. 3r. 39p., at 12s. per

acre; classification page 21. of 2722/24; subject to exist-ing Agricultural Bank indebtedness, to mining- andGoldfields Water Supply timber conditions; being C. R.Hockley's forfeited Leases 41337/55 and 13081/56.

Yilgarn District (about 10 miles north of Noongaar).Corr. No. 677/24. (Plan 36/80, A & B 2 & 3.)Location 740, containing 1,241a. 1r. 29p., at 8s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 128 of File 4543/22; sub-ject to Agricultural Bank and Industries AssistanceBoard indebtedness; being T. H. Davey's forfeitedLease 40814/55.

ditbadji District (about three miles south of MoorineRock) .

Corr. No. 3686/23. (Plans 36/80, C4, and 23/80.)Location 65, containing 891 a. 2r. 13p., at 9s. per

acre; classification page 17 of File 5001/22; subject toexisting Agricultural Bank and Industries AssistanceBoard indebtedness, to mining and Goldfields WaterSupply timber conditions, and to a cropping lease ex-piring on the 28th February, 1937; being F. T. Chap-man's forfeited Lease 40228/55. .

WACIN LAND AGENCY.Kojonup Distrait (about three miles south-east of

Bokal).Corr. No. 1691/36. (Plans 409E1/10, A4; 410C/40,

:P4.)Locations 4581, 4582, -1586, 4587, 4588, and 4589,

containing 1,254 acres, at 4s. Gd. per acre; classificationpage 6 of 5036/24; Locations 4583, 4584, and 4585,containing 465a. 3r., at 4s. 3d. per acre; classificationpage 10 of 3654/26; subject to existing AgriculturalBank indebtedness; being 4. L. Palm's cancelled appli-cation.

THURSDAY, 25th FEBRUARY, 1937.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Nelson District (about three miles north-west ofDeanmill).

Corr. No. 2709/30. (Plan 439C/40, D4.)Location 9176, containing 93a. 2r. 36p., at 10s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 7 of 416/30; subject topayment for improvements, if any; the right of resump-tion by the Government for railways or other publicpurposes without compensation, and the special con-ditions applying to selection within State Saw MillingPermits; also the conditions applying to selection inthis District; being W. Reynolds' forfeited Lease74/1074.

Preston Agricultural Area (near Brookhampton).Corr. No. 1839/36. (Plan 414A/40, C2.)Location 15, containing 110a. 3r.; subject to any

necessary survey, classification, and pricing. Reserve11149 (Reafforestation) is hereby reduced.

Sussex District (about three miles east of Metricup).Corr. No. 2878/32. (Plan 413D/40, C4.)Location 2567, containing 130a. Or. 33p.; subject to

pricing; classification Sheet 334, page 1; subject to theconditions applying to selection in this District, to timberconditions, and to exemption from road rates for twoyears from date of approval of application; being H.N. Norris' forfeited Lease 74/1615.

WEDNESDAY, 3rd MARCH, 1937.GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.

Victoria District (about four miles north-west ofTardun).

Corr. No. 2213/36. (Plan 156/80, E & F4.)Location 6021, containing 1,349a. 2r. 15p., at 5s.

per acre; Location 6043, containing 1,054a. 3r. 16p.,at 7s. 96. per nerd; Location 6743, containing 659a. 3r.28p., at 7s. per acre; and Location 6023, containing1,125a. 2r. 6p., at 9s. 6d. per acre; classifications pages18 and 19 of 2357/12 and page 3 of 2719/35; subject toexisting Agricultural Bank indebtedness; being F. Pis-kulic's cancelled application.


Kockatea Repurchased Estate.Corr. No. 2326/28. (Plan 156/80, D & E3.)Open under Part V. of "The Laud Act, 1.933-1934,"

as modified by Part VIII.Lot 5, containing 1,120a. Or. 37p.; price per acre-

:11s. Gd.; purchase money-,641 2s. 8d.; half-yearly in-stalment for first five years, interest only:--toat 5 per cent. per annum-A,'16 2s. BL: to returned sol-diers, at 41A per cent. per annum -E14 9s. 106.; half-yearly instalment for 35 years, including interest:-tocivilians, at 5 per cent. per anntlin-419 2s. ld.; to re-turned soldiers, at 44/;., per cant. per annum-X1.7 19s.26.; and under Part V. of "The Land Act, 1933-1934,"Victoria Location 8803, containing 385a. 2r. 17p., at £13s. 9d. per acre; these locations to be selected togetheras one holding; subject to existing Agricultural Bankindebtedness and to a cropping lease which expires on28/2/38; being W. Nogal 's forfeited Leases 20/2307and 42691/55.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojonup District (about 11 miles south of Chit 'up).

Corr. No. 6033/27. (Plan 418/80, 142.)Locations 6771 and 8468, containing 825a. tr. 30p.,

at Is. per acre; cinssification page 8 of 1680/24; subject,to existing Agricultural Bank indebtedness and theeradication of the poison to the satisfaction of the Alin-ister for Lands before the Crown grant issues; beingG. Mewhor's forfeited Leases 22502/68 not 258-17/74.

NAIZEOGIN LAND AGENCY.Coe District (about 11 miles east of Pingaring).Corr. No. 2512/27. (Plan 376/80, FA.)Location 1086, containing 1,815a. 2r. 22p., at 7s. Oct.

par acre; classification page 10 of 2512/27; and Loca-tion 985, containing 1,090a. lr. 9p., at 7s. per acre;classification page 3 of 3697/27; subject to existingAgricultural Bank and industries Assistance Board in-debtedness; Location 1086 is also subject to the con-dition that the poison must be eradicated to the satis,faction of the Minister for Lands before the Crowngrant will issue; being T. Evans' forfeited Leases22725/68 and 22724/68.

Eoe District (near Lake Hurlstone),Corr. No. 181/36. (Plan 375/80, F2.)Locations 1121, 1122, and 1745, containing 2,822a.

3r. 37p., at 4s. 6d. per acre; classifications pages 1 and65 of 31.5/28 and 36 of 3198/28; subject to existingindebtedness to A.B. of A:500 on Locations 1122 and1745, and ,-1:300 on Location 1121; no further assistancewill be available from the Dank Unless the land isgranted to a person receiving A.1l . assistance, and appli-cations will only be dealt with on their merits; beingE. G. Strother's cancelled application and IP W. Wil-son's forfeited. Leases 55/1104 and 74/297.

NORTHAM LAND AC ENCY.Ninghan District (about three miles north of Moller

Corr. No. 5843/27. (Plan 65/80, F2.)Locations 1258 and 1307, containing 1,995 acres, at

Gs. 6d. per acre; classifications pages 62 and 70 of9152/12; subject to existing Agricultural Bank in-debtedness; being IL 0. Sayer 's forfeited Lease22539/68.

Avon District (about live miles east of Tanthigill).Corr. No. 2505/36. (Plan 24/80, E3 & 4.)Locations 25154 and 26114, containing 2,818a. Or.

28p.; subject to pricing and payment for improve-ments (if any) ; exempt from road rates for two yearsfrom date of approval of application; being D. Steven-son's cancelled application.

Avon District (about four miles north of Booraan).Corr. No. 5935/27. (Plan 24/80, 111.)Location 25261, containing 999a. 2r. 19p., at 7s. per

acre; classification page 14 of 5935/27; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval ofapplication; subject to Goldfields Water Supply timberconditions; being I. V. A. P. Wheelock's forfeited Lease68/1257.

Avon District (about eight miles north of Bunt-eoppin).

Corr. No. 6842/25. (Plan 35/80, C3.)Location 24935, containing 562o. Or. 29p., at 7s. per

acre; classification page 20 of 6812/25; and Location

13969, containing 1,213a. 3r. 11p., at 5s. 6(1. per acre;classification page 9 of 6753/23; exempt from road ratesfor tare years from date of approval of application;being M. G. Ward's forfeited Leases 21190/68 and68/4092.

Victoria District (about 10 miles north-cast ofNugadong).

Corr. No. 811/29. (Plan 89/80, E3 & 4.)Location 8867, containing 3,462a. 3r. 35p., at 2s. per

acre; classification page 3 of 811/29; subject to pay-ment for 'improvements, if any, and to exemption fromroad rates for two years from date of approval ofapplication; being G. S. Marshall's forfeited Lease68/1617.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (about 10 miles north-west of

Marchagee).Corr. No. 2949/33. (Plan 90/80, B2.)Location 9516, containing 4,819a. 2r. 14p., at is. 6(1.

per acre; classification page 10 of 2949/33; exemptfrom road rates for two years from date of approval ofapplication; being G. Latham's forfeited Lease 347/597.

Herdsman Lake (Swan District).Corr. No. 297/39. (Plan Herdsman Lake.)Open under Part V. of "The Land Act, 1933-1934,"

:IS modified by Part VIII.Lot 144, containing 5a. Or. 13p.; price per acre-S.19;

total purchase money, including house at £260-4351.Os. 3d.; fortnightly instalment over 40 years, includinginterest at 5 per cont.-16s.; and Lot 153, containing5n. 3r. lop.; price per acre-3119; total purchase money,including house at 11260-11420 Ss. 9d.; fortnightly instal-ment over 40 years, including interest at 5 per cent.19',. Ild.; subject to the special conditions pertainingto selection in this Estate; being C. W. Burgess andB. G. Brasier's forfeited Leases 55/2276 and 55/2323.

SALMON GUMS LAND AGENCY.Fitzgerald District (about eight miles north-east of

Red Lake).Corr. No. 6776/26. (Plan 392/80, D4.)Locations 407 and 755, containing 1,125a. Or. 30p., at

Its. 9d. per acre; classification page 12 of 6776/26;subject to existing Agricultural Bank and IndustriesAssistance Board indebtedness; being D. Munro's for-feited Leases 42166/55 and 25407/74.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.Yilgarn District (about seven miles north of Walgoolan

and eight miles south of Warralakin).Corr. No. 6373/22. (Plan 35/50, D2 & 3.).Location 198, containing' 999a. 2r. 19p., at 1.0s. 6d.

per acre; and Location 185, containing 999a. lr. 28p.,at 10s. per acre; classification pages 1 and 14 of 3202/22; subject to existing Agricultural Bank indebtednessand mining conditions; being W. Kennedy and T. J.Hoddinott's forfeited Leases 39592/55 and 39675/55.

Yilgarn District (about five miles south of Bullfinch).Corr. No. 2494/27. (Plan 36/80, Bl.)Locations 588 and 1014, containing 1,032a. 2r. 4p.,

at Hs. per acre; classification page 28 of 6812/22; sub-ject to existing Agricultural Bank indebtedness; beingA. L. Lazenby 's forfeited Leases 42344/55 and 25612/74.

Jilbadji District (near Nulla Nulla).Corr. No. 2319/31. (Plan 36/80, B4.)Location 277, containing 3,859a. 3r. 7p., at 3s. (id.

per acre; classification page 6 of 6413/28; subject tomining and Goldfields Water Supply timber conditionsand to exemption from road rates for two years fromdate of approval of application; being A. B. Balcombe'sforfeited Lease 68/3306.

Yilgarn 'District (about five miles south of Warralakin).Corr. No. 1339/26. (Plan 35/80, D1 & 2.)Location 309, containing 1,694a. Or. 19p., at 7s. 9d.

per acre; classification page 12 of 6789/25; subject toexisting Agricultural Bank indebtedness, to mining con-ditions, and the right of resumption by the Governmentfor railways or other public purposes without compels-sation, except for any improvements so resumed; beingJ. J. and H. Nisbet's forfeited Lease 41876/55.


Vi lgarn District (about 10 miles north of Bullfinch).Corr. No. 4512/27. (Plan 53/80, C2.)Location 683, containing 1,147a. 2r. 5p., at 9s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 75 of 6875/22; subject toexisting Agricultural Bank and Industries AssistanceBoard indebtedness, to mining conditions and the rightof resumption by the Government for railway or otherpublic purposes, without compensation, except for anyimprovements so resumed; being A. W. Kiddie's (jun.)forfeited Lease 42447/55.

Yilgarn District (about six miles north of Bullfinch).Corr. No. 6352/23. (Plan 53/80, C3.)Location 629, containing 1,424a. Or. 5p., at 7s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 61 of 6875/22; subject toexisting Agricultural Bank and industries AssistanceBoard indebtedness, and to milling conditions; beingC. J. Downey's forfeited Lease 40565/55.

WAGEN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (about three miles north o

Grace Station).Corr. No. 6247/24. (Plan 387/80, C3.)Location 13167, containing 1,809a. Or. 20p., at Is. 9d.

per acre; classification page 10 of 6247/24; subject tothe condition. that the poison must be eradicated to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Lands before the Crowngrant issues, and exemption from road rates for twoyears from date of approval of application; being H.F. Carruthers' forfeited Lease 20583/68.

THURSDAY, 4th MARCH, 1937.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Sussex District (about one mile east of YelvertonSiding).

Corr. No. 1088/30. (Plan 413D/40, B3.)Location 1571, containing 146a. Or. 2p., at Is. Gd. per

acre; classification page 9 of 1088/30; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation;; subject to conditions applying to selection inthis District; being E. Byles' forfeited Lease 68/2642.

Sussex District (about two miles north-west of MargaretRiver)

Corr. No. 831/29. (Plan 440A/40, Al.)Location 789, containing 43a. 2r. 20p., at 12s. per

acre; classification page 12 of 4279/12; subject to con-

ditions applying to selection in this District and toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; being F. A. Isaac's forfeitedLease 6S/1341.

WEDNESDAY, 17th MARCH, 1937.SALMON GUMS LAND AGENCY.Esperance District (near Truslove).

Corr. No. 2893/32. (Plan 402/80, C2 & 3.)Locations 1347 and 4-27, containing 1,088a. lr. 9p., at

4s. 9d. per acre; classification page 5 of 2893/32; exemptfrom road rates for two years from date of approvalof application and subject to the conditions governingselection in this District; being M. R. Shaw 's forfeitedLease 55/2495.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lauds.

THE ROAD :DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Closure of Road.

WE, the Midland Railway Company of -Western Aus-tralia, Limited, being the owners of land over or alongwhich the portion of road hereunder described passes,have applied to the Victoria Plains Road. Board to closethe said portion of road, viz.: -

Victoria Plains.4269/08.V. 69.-Portion of Road No. 3407 through Lot M1692

of Melbourne Location 920 and Lot MI705 of Location918; from the south-western boundary of the formerlot to Road No. 9668 in the latter lot. (Plan 58/80, Fl& 2.)

The Midland Railway Companyof Western Australia, Limited,by its Attorney,

J. J. POYNTON.

1, Douglas Waldine Edgar, on behalf of the VictoriaPlains Road Board, hereby assent to the above applica-tion to close the road therein described.

D. W. EDGAR,Chairman Victoria Plains Road Board.

12th December, 1936.

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date ofNotice. Nature of Work. Date and Time

for Closing.Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc., to

be seen.

1937.Feb. 3

Peb. 3

Feb. 10

Leederville School Quarters-Saleof (8700)

Jandakot School Quarters-Saleof (8701)

White Gum Valley School-SepticTank Installation (8702)

1937.(2.30 p.m. on Tuesday)23rd February ...

23rd February

2nd March ...

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 9th February,1937.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Pro-mantle, on and after 9th February, 1937.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Fremantle,on and after 16th February, 1937.

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

W. S. ANDREW,Acting Under Secretary for Public AN'orks.

Department of Public Works,Perth, 11th February, 1.937.

IT is hereby notified, for public information, that HisExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased, pursuant to Section 5 of " The StateTransport Co-ordination Act, 1933," to appoint thefollowing persons to be members of the Western Aus-tralian Transport Board as from the 12th day of Febru-ary, 1937, namely, Rennie Leslie Millen, Auditor andInspector, Local Government Branch, Public Works De-partment, to be the Government Official on the saidBoard; Thomas Henry Bath to be the member of theBoard representing Rural Industries, and jam. BeanieHawkins to be the member of the Board representingCity interests; and to appoint the said Rennie LeslieMillen to be Chairman of the said Board.

W. S. ANDREW,Acting Under Secretary for Public Works.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TRANSPORT BOARD.Perth, 9th February, 1937.

W.A.T.B. 317/36.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Coun-cil has approved of the appointment of Robert MalcolmSharpe as Accountant of the -Western Australian Trans-port Board as from the 1st day of November, 1930,and has declared that for the purpose of defining theincidence of the office "The Public Service Act, 1904,"and amendments, and the Regulations 11) ade thereunder,shall apply in all respects to the service of the appointee(so far as applicable) as regards the privileges andobligations attached thereto.

W. H. HOWARD,Secretary W.A. Transport Board.

PEBRUA RY 12, 1937.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 245

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-34.

Serpentine-Jarralutale Road DistrictRedivision intoWards, Notice of Intention.

Department of Public Works,P.W. 133/34. Perth, 28th January, 1937.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that it isthe intention of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor,under the provisions of "The Road Districts Act, 1919-1934," to redivide the Serpentine-Jarrandale Road Dis-trict into three Wards, with the names, boundaries, andnumber of members allotted to each Ward as describedin the Schedule hereto.

Plans showing the proposed boundaries may be seen atthe Local Government Office, Department of PublicWorks, Perth.

(SO.) C. A. HUNT,Under Secretary for Public Works.

Schedule.

SERPEN TINE ARRA EIDALE -ROAD DISTRICT.Redivision into Wards.

Handijong Ward.All that piece and parcel of land bounded on the noth-

ward by part of the District boundary from its junc-tion with the west boundary of Peel Estate Lot 444

to its intersection with the eastern side of theSouth-Western Railway reserve; bounded on the east-ward by the eastern side of said Railway reserve fromsaid intersection point to the right hank of the Serpen-tine river; bounded on the southward by the right bankof the Serpentine river from the last-mentioned point tothe District boundary; on the westward by part of theDistrict boundary from its intersection with the rightbank of the Serpentine river to the starting point, (3Members.)

Jarrandale Ward.Bounded on the northward and eastward by part of

the northern and the eastern boundary of the Districtfrom the intersection of the former boundary with theeastern side of the South-Western Railway reserve to thesouth boundary of the District; bounded on the south-ward by part of the south boundary of the District andthe right bank of the Serpentine river to the latter'sintersection with the eastern side of said Railway re-serve; bounded on the westward by the eastern side ofsaid Railway reserve from its intersection with the rightbank of the Serpentine river to the northern boundaryof the District. (3 Members.)

Serpentine Ward.Bounded on the northward by the right hank of the

Serpentine river from its intersection with the westernboundary of the District to the southern boundary of theDistrict; on the southward by part of the southernboundary of the District, and on the westward by partof the western boundary of the District. (3 Members.)

P.W. 172/35 ; Ex. Co. 211.

PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1902-1933.

LAND RESUMPTION.

Newcastle-Bolgart RailwayAdditions and Improvements (Deviation near Toodyay).

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the ScheduleIteretobeing all in the Avon Districthave, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 9th day of February, 1937,boon set apart, taken or resumed for the purposes of the following public work, namely : Newcastle-Bolgart RailwayAdditions and Improvements (Deviation near Toodyay).

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so set apart, taken, or resumed aremarked off and more particularly described on Plan, P.W.D., W.A., 28206 (L.T.O. 5840) which may he inspected atthe Office of the Minister for Works, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in His Majesty for an estate in foe simple in possessionfor the public work heroin expressed, freed, and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates,interests, rights-of-way or other easements whatsoever.

SCHEDULE.

No. on PlanP.W.D., W.A.,

No. 28206.Owner or Reputed Owner. Description. Quantity.

3

4

Arthur Groves

Arthur Groves

Arthur Groves

Arthur Groves

Ernest Augustus Lee &mere

portions of A1701). Location U3 (Certificate ofTitle Volume 708, Folio 37)

portions of Avon Locations U3 and 12 (Certifi-cate of Title Volume 708, Folio 37)

portion of Lot 1 of Avon Location 12 (Certifi-cate of Title Volume 493, Folio 77)

portion of Lot 2 of Avon Location 12 (Certifi-cate of Title Volume 501, Folio 124)

portion of Avon Location U4 (Certificate ofTitle Volume 472, Folio 199)

a. r. p.0 3 0.8

2 1 20

0 0 7.8

4 I 0

0 0 10.4

Certified correct this 4th day of February, 1937.

11. MILLINGTON,Minister for Works,

JAMES MITCHELL,Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council.

Dated this 9th day of February, 1987.


PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1902-1933. P.W. 368/34 ; Ex. Co. 241.

LAND RESUMPTION.

Northern RailwayGeraldton-3Iullewa Section, Additions and Improvements (Deviation near Brady.).NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Scheduleheretobeing all in the Victoria Districthave, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 9th day of February, 1937, beenset apart, taken or resumed for the purposes of the following public work, namely :Northern RailwayAdditions and Im-provements (Deviation near Eradu, with Road Diversions), and that the portions of the several roads, streets, or thoroughfaresreferred to in such Schedule and which are by Gs notice so set apart, taken or resumed are wholly closed and have ceasedto be public highways.

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so set apart, taken, or resumed are markedoff and more particularly described on Plan, P.W.D., W.A., 28176 (4 sheets), L.T.O. 5829 to 5832 inclusive, which may beinspected at the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in His Majesty for an estate in fee simple in possession forthe public work herein expressed, freed, and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates, interests,rights-of-way or other easements whatsoever.

SCHEDULE.

No. on PlanP.W.D., W.A.,

No. 28176.Owner or Reputed Owner.

Sheet 1

2

Sheets 1 and 2 :

Sheet 2:4 & 5

6

Sheets 2 and 3 :7

Sheet 3 :S

Sheets 3 and 4 :9, 10, 11

1213

Sheet 4:14

15

16

17, 18, 19

2021

22

Crown ...Atkins Brothers, Limited

Atkins Brothers, Limited

CrownAtkins Brothers, Limited ...

Crown

Crown

CrownCrownCrown

Irene May Drew ...

Cornelius Joseph Drew



CrownCornelius 'oseph Drew

Crown

Description. Quantity.

portion of road ...portion of Victoria Location 2942 (Certificate

of Title Volume 1011, Folio 690)

portion of Victoria Location 3192 (Certificate ofTitle Volume 1011, Folio 690)

Crown landportion of Victoria Location 2252 (Certificate of

Title Volume 1011, Folio 690)

Crown land

Crown land

Crown landportion of road ...Crown land

portion of Victoria Location 7940 (GrazingLease 18756/68, Crown Lease 794/1928)

portion of Victoria Location 2723 (Certificateof Title Volume 938, Folio 94)

portion of Victoria Location 2723 (Certificateof Title Volume 938, Folio 94)

portions of Victoria Location 2514 (Certificateof Title Volume 938, Folio 95)

portion of roadportion of Victoria Location 2628 (Certificate

of Title Volume 935, Folio 149)Crown land

a. r. p.1 1 31:67 2 15

28 0 26

38 3 331 1 15

9 1 28

8 0 4

36 0 142 1 2412 0 6

16 3 8

3 2 30

9 0 12

8 0 13.1

1 3 200 1 12.6

0 0 18.5

Certified co root this 25th day of January, 1937.

B. MILLINGTON,Minister for Works.

JAMES MITCHELL,Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council.


METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE,AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

M.W.S. 100/35.NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of Section 96of 'The Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage Act, 1909," that water mains have been laidin the undermentioned streets, in Districts indicated:

Perth Municipality.82/37Everton street, from Lot 40 to Orrel avenue

Southerly, then along Orrel avenue from EYertonstreet to Lot 84Easterly.

51/37McKenzie street, from Lot 1326 to Lot 1327Northerly.

2128/36Dunedin street, from Lot 287 to Lot 297Northerly.

83/37Birkdale street, from Lot 14 to Alderbury streetSoutherly.

Alderbury street, from Birkdale street to Lot 19Westerly.

Belmont Park Road District.51/37Belgravia street, from Lot S to Lot 237South-

easterly.

Buckland Hill Road District.113/2.5Wellington street, from Lot 25 to Dugan street

Easterly.Duffield street, from _Hagan street to Lot 33South-

easterly.

Nedlands Road District.92/37Mountjoy road, from Lot 270 to Lot 268

Northerly.

South Perth Road District.91/37Ednah street, from Lot 7 to Lot 6Easterly.And the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and

Drainage is, subject to the provisions of the said Act,prepared to supply water from such mains to landswithin rateable distance thereof.

Dated at Perth this 12th day of February, 1937.

G. H. LONG,Under Secretary.

PEBRUARY 12, 1937.] 'GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 247


Buck land Hill Road DistrictRenaming ofDistrict.

Department of Public Works,Perth, 9th February, 1937.

P.AV. 1077/30.THE Order in Council purporting to alter the nameof the Buck land Hill Road District to that of the Mos-man Park Road District and published in the Govern-ment Gazette of the 29th January, 1937, at page 140, ishereby cancelled.

W. S. ANDREW,Acting Under Secretary for Public Works.


Nedlands Road Board.

Notice of an Election.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary Elec-tion of one member for the Central Ward of the Ned-lands Road Board will be held on the 13th day ofMarch, 1937.

Dated the 6th day of February, 1937.

A. JENKINS,Secretary.

With reference to the above notice, it is hereby noti-fied that Nominations will be received by me at or be-fore 12 o'clock noon. on Nomination Day, the 20th dayof February, 1937, or within 14 clear days next preced-ing such day, at the Office of the Board, Stirling high-way, Claremont.


A. BENNETT,Returning Officer.

THE WATER BOARDS ACT, 1904.

Albany Water Board.

Water Rate for 1936-37.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Rate Book for theyear 1936-37 of all lands in the Albany Water BoardDistrict now liable to be rated under the abovementionedAct has been made up and that the Rate Book per-taining to such Water District may be inspected at theWater Board's Office on and after 4th February, 1937.

By Order of the Board,

R. HOUGHTON,Secretary.

Notice is hereby given that, under the powers con-ferred by the abovementioned Act, the Water Board hasordered a Rate of Two shillings and sixpence in thePound for the Albany Water District to be made andlevied for the year ending 31st October, 1937, upon allthe rateable land entered in the Rate Book, the makingup of which is published in the local newspaper of 4thFebruary, 1937; that the Minimum Rate for the above-mentioned period on each separately assessed parcel ofland, the Annual Rate of which at Two shillings andsixpence in the Pound would not exceed One poundshall be One pound, and that a memorandum of suchorder has been duly entered in the Rate Book andsigned.

The said Rate is 1101-1- payable in accordance with theHr -laws made under the aforesaid Act.

By Order of the Board;

R. HOUGHTON,Secretary Albany Water Board,

LOST CASH ORDERS.Agricultural Bank,

Perth, 10th February, 1937.THE undermentioned Cash Orders drawn by the Agri-cultural Bank have been reported lost and payment hasbeen stopped; it is proposed to issue fresh Cash Ordersin lieu thereof:

C.O. No. 60328 (Fertiliser Subsidy); Value J. T.Newton; 15/8/36; Perth;

C.O. No. 66870 (Commonwealth Drought Relief) ;value 6; H. J. Harman; 17/12/36; Geraldton;

C.O. No. 61450 (Fertiliser Subsidy); value £20 5s.;II. B. Nix ; 2/10/36; Perth;

C.O. No. 61360 (Fertiliser Subsidy); value 15s.; T.Skender; 30/9/36; Perth.

C. ABEY,General Manager.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Appointments.Department of Mines,

Perth, 9th February, 1937.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to make the following appoint-ments :

191/37Frank Kenneth Wallace as Acting Wardenof the West Kimberley Goldfield during the absence ofthe Warden; to date from the 22nd day of December,1936;

464/36Police Constable R. D. Montgomery as Assist-ant Bailiff of the Warden's Court, Mt. Magnet, duringthe absence of the Assistant Bailiff; to date from the4th, day of January, 1937;

3468/35Police Constable Ivan Archibald McInnesas Acting 'Alining Registrar at Onslow, Ashburton Gold-field, during the absence of the Mining Registrar; todate from the 23rd day of January, 1937;

476/26Police Sergeant S. Campbell as Bailiff of theWarden's Court at Kalgoorlie, East Coolgardie Gold-field, vice Police Inspector H. B. Clements, transferred;to date from the 8th day of January, 1937;

1147/29Police Constable L. II. O'Brien as Bailiffof the Warden's Court at Bridgetown, Greenbushes Min-eral Field, vice Police Sergeant M. J. Corr, trans-ferred; to date from the 10th day of January, 1937,

S. IV. MUNSIE,Minister for Mines.

MINES REGULATION ACT, 1906.Appointment.

Department of Mines,Perth, 9th February, 1937.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to appoint Clement FrancisBottle as a Special Inspector of Mines under the pro-visions of Section 6a (b) of "The Mines RegulationAct, 1906."

S. W. MUNSIE,Minister for Mines.

COAL MINES REGULATION ACT, 1902-26.

Appointment.

Department of Mines.Perth, 9th February, 1037,

11.18 Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to appoint Clement PrancisBottle as a Special Inspector Of Mines under the pro.Osions of Section 7, (37A) of "The Coal Mines Rego.lation Act, 1902-26."


248 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. WT.A. [T1 EBRuARy 12, 1937.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Department of Mines,

Perth, 9th February, 1937.IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of " The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Temporary Reserves as shown below.


The authorities granted to occupy conditionally the undermentioned Temporary Reserves have been extended :

No. Corres. No. Occupant. Term extended to : Locality.

421H 1117/24 Union Plaster Company, Limited ... 31st May, 1937 ... Lake Seabrook, Yilgarn Goldfield.757H 204/37 Webber, Morton 30th June, 1937 ... Widgiemooltha, Coolgardie Goldfield.949H 1559/36 Australian Machinery and Investment do. Lalla Rookh, Pilbara Goldfield.

Company, Limited

The undermentioned Temporary Reserves have been cancelled :

No. Corres. No. Occupant. Locality.

745H 2837/33 Cunningham, John James ... ... ... Erlistoun, Mt. Margaret Goldfield.779H 1187/34 Connor, Doherty and Durack, Limited ... Ruby Creek, Kimberley Goldfield.819H 3056/34 Do. do. do. ... do. do. do.836H 187/35 Terry, Michael ... ... ... ... ... Cosmo Newberry, Mt. Margaret Goldfield.87511 2525/35 Connor, Doherty and Durack, Limited ... Ruby Creek, Kimberley- Goldfield.899H 4182/35 Mandelstam, Herman ... ... ... ... Edjudina, North Coolgardie Goldfield.950H 1560/36 Cunningham, John ... ... ... ... Duketon, Mt. Margaret Goldfield.957H 1892/36 Western Alluvia ls Proprietary, Limited :.. Western Shaw, Pilbara Goldfield.962H 1976/36 Wye, George ... ... ... ... Mt. Broome, West Kimberley Goldfield.964H, 2168/36 Western Alluvials Proprietary, Limited ... Old Shaw, Pilbara Goldfield.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.

Licenses to Treat Tailings.Department of Mines,

Perth, 9th February, 1937.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council, by virtue of the powers conferred under Section 112 of " TheMining Act, 1904," has been pleased to grant Licenses to treat Tailings, as shown below.


No. Comes. No. Licensees. Goldfield. Locality. Period.

*532H (3/35) 2301/35 Parry, Noel Clinton Coolgardie ... Late G.M.L. 5249 ... Six months from 1st Oetober, 1936.

*589H (1/36) 363/36 Frank, Charles Bernard ... do. ... G.M.L. 5417 ... Twelve months from 1stOctober, 1936.

*61211(711/36) 1314/36 Curnow, George (junior) ; East Coolgardie Late Tailings Lease No. do. do.Curnow, George William ; 14 (13a)Broadbent, Robert

636H (17/36) 2379/36 James, Thomas Edwin ... Coolgardie ... Late G.M.L. 5305 ... Six months from 1stFebruary, 1937.

63711 (18/36) 2380/36 do. do. do. ... Late M.A. No. 61 and Three months from thePros. Area 4610 1st February, 1937.

639H (6x/36) 2432/36 Leslie, Frederick Henry ... North-East Cool-gordie

G.M.L. 1532x ... Six months from 1stFebruary, 1937.

640H (2/36) 2443/36 King Solomon's Mines,Limited

Yalgoo ... G.M.L. 1096 ... ... Twelve months from 1stFebruary, 1936.

641H (7x/36) 2487/36 Job, Thomas Ernest ... North-East Cool-gardie

Pros. Area 1060x ... do. do.

642H (2G/36) 2512/36 Acton, Percival William ... North Coolgardie G.M.Ls. 819G, 821G,822G, 830G, 851G,888G

Three months from 1stFebruary, 1937.

646H (3s/36) 2635/36 Bonfield, Denzil Brice ... Coolgardie ... late G.M.L. 696s and do. do.Pros. Area 1079s

647H (15E/36) 2636/36 Naughton, John ... ... East Coolgardie G.M.L. 5486E ... do. do.648H (1z/36) 2637/36 Parry, Noel Clinton ... North Coolgardie late T.A. 53z and Twelve months from 1st

M.A. 34z February, 1937.650H (22/36) 2671/36 Frank, Charles Bernard ... Coolgardie ... late G.M.L. 3217 and Three months from 1st

Crown Land west ofand adjoining

February, 1937.


THE MINING ACT, 1904.Department of Mines,

Perth, 9th February, 1937.IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of " The Mining Act, 1904," Iris Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Leases and Applications for Leases, asshown below.

AL J. CALANCITLNI,Under Secretary for Mines.

Gold Mining Leases.

The surrenders of the undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were accepted :

Goldfield. District. No. of Lease. Nacre of Lease. Lessees.

Broad Arrow 2138w Daisy ... Car thew, RichardEast Coolgardie 5637E Roffman lt:Oman, Ernest Alfred.

5639E Hoffman South do.5778E Marconi ... Tarabini, Vito Modesto ; Tarabini, Domini

Frank.

The undermentioned Gold Mining Lease was declared forfeited for breach of labour conditions, and prior right of applica-tion is granted under Section 107, Subsection (1) :

Goldfield. District. No. of Name of Lease. Lessee.Nap . of Person to whom priorright of Application is granted.

Dun.das 1463 Peninsula ... Downing, Jolni Sharpe, John Archie,

The undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were declared forfeited for breach of covenant, viz., non-payment of rent :

Goldfield. District. No. ofLease. Name of Lease. Lessees.

Broad Arrow ... ... ... 2060w Paddington Gift ... ... Murphy, John Patrick.Coolgardie ... ... ... 5391 Coolgardie Brilliant Ex-

tendedBrown, James.

East Coolgardie ... ... ... 56238 Inverness ... ... ... Craig, George ; Richards, AlexanderJohn.

Murchison ... Cue ... 2120 Turn of the Tide ... Turn of the Tide Gold Mines, Limited2121 Turn of the Tide No. 1 do. do. do.2122 Turn of the Tide No. 2 ... do. do. do.2123 Turn of the Tide No. 3 ... do. do. do.2124 Turn of the Tide No. 4 ... Turn of the Tide (Reedy) Gold Mines,

Limited.2125 Turn of the Tide No 5 ... do. do. do.2126 Turn of the Tide No. 6 ... do. do. do.

The forfeiture of the undermentioned Gold Mining Lease for non-payment of rent, published in the Cover nment Gazdteof 30th October, 1936, was declared cancelled, and the Lessee re-instated as of his former estate :

Goldfield. District. No. ofLease. Name of Lease. Lessees.

East Coolgardie ... ... East Coolgardie ... 5645E Three Ells ... ... Ferule, Robert McGregor ; \'ickensAthol Vernon.

The undermentioned Tailings License has been cancelled for breach of the labour conditions, and prior right of applica-tion is granted undor Section 107 (1 )

NO. Corres. No. Licensee. Goldfield.1 Person to whom prior right of applica-

tion is granted.

546n (7/36) 3061/35 Bevilaqua, Stanley Max Coolgardie Smith, George Noel Bernhard.


WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.Accepted Tenders.

TenderBoard

No.

1159/36

Date. Contractor.Sche-duleNo.

Particulars. Departmentconcerned. Rate.

11/37

34/37

1125/36

1937.Feb. 5

do.

do.

do.

do,

do.

do.

do.

3/37 do.

do.

do.

do.

Mrs. A. M. House ...

Sidney Atwell

Southern Cross& Engine Co.,

Ltd.

.1. Stone & Co., Ltd.

Atkins (W.A.), Ltd. ...

Edmunds Bros. & Co.

British General ElectricCo., Ltd.

Harris, Searle & Sand-ol'Or'S, Ltd.

J. R. W. Gardant & Co.

G. W. Birk beck

C. W. Treasure

E. M. Caesar

West ral ian Farmers,Ltd. (Pascomi)

20/37 .1/e1(. G Sara & Cook, Ltd,

1937

1937

9.A.,

1937

4641,1936

464A,1936

1937

Meat, for Caves House, for 6months from 5th February,1937, as per Items 13, 14 and16, as follows :-

Section 4-Item 13-Lamb,fresh carcase

Item 14-Mut-ton, fresh car-case

Section 5 -item 1G Fry,Sheep's

Firewood for State Battery, Mt.Ida, during the period ending31st December, 1937, as perItem 1

1 8ft. " Z " pattern S.X. Wind-mill and Galvanised Tower,etc., Pump, Pump Rods andFittings, U-bolts and T- piece,as per Item 1, F.O.R. Perth

Electric Lamps, as requiredduring the period from 15thFebruary, 1937, to 14th Feb-ruary, 1938, as per Items 1,33, and 34

Electric Lamps, as requiredduring the period from 15thFebruary, 1937, to 14th Feb-ruary, 1938, as per Items 9,10, 11, 13 to 16 inclusive, 21,35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 42 to 44inclusive, 47 to 49 inclusive,59 and 60

Electric Lamps, during theperiod from 15th February,1937, to 14th February, 1938,as per Items 17, 18, 20, 23,29, 30, 46, and 51 to 58 in-clusive

Electric Lamps, during theperiod from 15th February,1937, to 14th February, 1938,as per Items 12, 31 and 32

Electric Lamps, during theperiod from 15th February,1937, to 14th February, 1938,as per Items 40, 41, 45 and 50

Electric Lamps, during . theperiod from 15th February,1937, to 14 February, 1938,as per items 2 to 8 inclusive,19, 22, and 24 to 28 inclusive

Fresh Milk for the Old Men'sHome, as required during theperiod from 1st March, 1937,to 28th February, 1938, asper Item 6

Fresh Milk for the King EdwardMemorial Hospital, as re-quired during the period from1st March, 1937, to 28thFebruary, 1938, as per Item 4

Fresh Milk for the FremantleHospital and other FremantleInstitutions, during the periodfrom 1st March, 1937, to 28thFebruary, 1938, as per item 7

Pasteurised Milk to Institutionsas set out hereunder -from1st March, 1937, to 28thFebruary, 1938, as per Items

1 (b), 2, 3, and 5 (b) asfollows :-Item 1 (0)---For Perdu Ilos-

pitalItem 2--For Children's Hos-

pitalItem 3-For Government Re-

ceiving Depoteta 5 (b)-For infectious

Diseases 11:0spital1.;((t( er, Loyal, to Government

110 etc., for weekemling 13th February, 1937

State Hotels

_Mines

Forestry ...

Various .,,

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

C,1.11.

7d. per lb.

5N. per lb.

6d. each.

26s. per cord.

for £22 Os. lld.

Rates on appli-cation.

do.

(10.

do.

do.

do.

Sid. per gal.

Is. 3d. per gal.

Is. 3d. per gal.

Is. 41d. per gal.

Is. 5d. per gal.

Is. 5d. per gal.

Is. 5d. per gal.

Is. 4-,I6d. per lb.

FEltfZUARY 12, 1937.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 251

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENI)Ell EGA N D- con

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Date ofAdvertising. Schedule No. Supplies required.

Date ofClosing.

1937. 1937.Jan. 26 ... 13A, 1937 Locomotive Cylinder Oil for Saturated Steam, 26,000 gallons ... Feb. 18

Jan. 29 ... 15A, 1937 Seeds : Subterranean Clover, Drooping Flowered Clover, White Clover,Lotus Major, Rye Grass, Paspalum Dilatatum, etc. Feb. 18

Feb. 11 19A, 1937 Reflux Valv-es, 2 only ; Fullway Valves, 3 only ; Relief Valve, 1 only ; HeadFeb.Pressure Gauges, 2 only Is

Feb. 11 20A, 1937 Feb. 18

Feb. 11 21A, 1937 22% Superphosphate, approximately 1.500 tons ... -Feb. IsFeb. 11 22A, 1937 {tin. Genuine Tangye Chain, 400ft. Feb.Jan. 26 14A, 1937 Copper Rod, lin. diameter, 2,000ft. ; Solid Drawn Copper Tubes, 107 only ;

Brass Boiler Tubes, 700 only ... Mar. 25

Feb. 4 18A, 1937 Vacuum Brake Material (Rubber) for the Railways, during the year 1937-38 Apl.

For Sale by Tender.Jan. 26 ... 12A, 1937 Cottages, Hay Sheds, etc. on various Sussex Locations (Busselton Area),

where inspection can be made Feb. 25

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned sup-plies until 2.15 p.m. on the date of closing.

Tenders must be properly indorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.

Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Murray

Street, Perth.

No tender necessarily accepted. M. J. CALANCHINI,

Dated the 11th day of February, 1937. Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Tenders for Butter.

TENDERS close with the Secretary, Tender Board (himself), at 11.15 a.m. every Saturday, for the Supply d

Delivery of Butter to Government Institutions and Hospitals during the ensuing week.

Forms of Tender and full particulars are available at the Tender Board Office, Murray street, Perth.

By Order of the Board,

M. J. CALANCHINI,Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 412 of 1936.

In the matter of Award, dated the 28th day of Septem-ber, 1928, No. 26 of 1926, as amended, between theWest Australian Coach, Car, and Rolling StockBuilders' Industrial Union of Workers, Perth, andthe West Australian Master Coachbuilders' andFarriers' Industrial Union of Employers and others,and in the matter of an Application by GeneralMotors-Holdens, Limited, for an interpretation andamendment of Clause 10 of the said Award.

UPON hearing Mr. L. L. Carter, on behalf of GeneralMOtors-Holdens, Limited, and Mr. T. G. Davies, onbehalf of the West Australian Coach, Car, and RollingStock Builders' Industrial Union of Workers, the Court,

in pursuance of the powers contained in Section 88 of"The Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935," herebyfurther amends the abovementioned Award as follows:

Clause 10:(b) Add the following words at the end of the sub-

clause:" When by agreement, or otherwise, the weekly

hours of work are being worked in five (5) daysinstead of six (6), the worker shall be entitled toreceive one-sixth of a week's pay for each monthof service.''

Dated at Perth this 19th day of November, 1936.

By the Court,

(SEAL.) WALTER DWYER,President,


INDUSTRIAL AGREEMENT.No. 2 of 1937.

(Registered 23/1/1937.)

THIS Agreement, made in pursuance of "The Indus-trial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935," this Eighteenth dayof January, One thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven, between Milne & Company, Burns Philp &-

Company, Limited, Penfolds Wines, Limited (herein-after called "the employers"), of the one part, and TheMetropolitan Wine & Spirit Warehouse Employees' In-dustrial Union of \Yorkers, W.A. (hereinafter called"the Union "), of the other part, witnesseth that forthe considerations hereinafter appearing the partieshereto mutually covenant and agree the one with theother as follows:

1.Area.This Agreement; shall be limited in its effect to the

area comprised within a radius of fifteen miles from theGeneral Post Office in the city of Perth.

2.Term.The term of this Agreement shall be )lute years from

the date hereof: Provided that, alter I he expiration Oftwelve months from the commencement of this Agree-ment, and after the expiration of any subsequent periodof twelve months during the currency of the Agree-ment, the rates of wages herein prescribed may bevaried by agreement between the parties: Provided also,that any party hereto may, after the expiration oftwelve months from the comntencentent of this Agree-ment, and after the expiration of rate subsequent periodof twelve months during the currency of the Agree-ment, make application to the Court of Arbitration ofWestern Australia to vary the Agreement by increasing.or decreasing the rates of wages herein set forth.

3,Ifours.])forty-four (44) hours shall 000stito o :1 week 's work,

to be worked between the hours of 7.30 a.m. and 5.30p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive, and between thehours of 7.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday. Providedthat in any Brine and Spirit Establishment where an-other class of business is also carried on, the hoursusually and customarily worked by that establishmentat the date of this Agreement may continue to beworked.

4.Overtime.All time worked before 7.30 a.m. and after 5.30 p.m.

on the first 'five working days of th6 week, and all timeworked before 7.30 a.m. and after 1 p.m. on Saturdaysshall be deemed overtime, and paid for as such.

Overtime rates shall be as follows:Time and a halffor the first four hours and double time thereafter, onthe first five working days of the week, and double timefor all work required to be done on Saturday afternoonsand on holidays. In the computation of overtime eachday's work shall stand by itself. Nlo employee shall berequired to work on a Sunday.

5.Holidays.(a) The following holidays shall be observed and

paid for at ordinary rates, namely:New Year's Day,Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Saturday, EasterMonday, Anzac Day, Labour Day, Foundation Day,Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and "Union Picnic Day:Provided that Picnic Day shall be held on the same dayas the day upon which Lumpers' Picnic Day is observed.

(b) A holiday of one week on full pay shall begranted to each employee on completion of each yearof service. An employee not completing one year ofservice shall be granted pay in lieu of holiday in pro-portion to the length of his service: Provided that thisclause shall not apply in the case of any employee sum-marily dismissed for misconduct or dereliction of duty.

6.Wages,(a) Basic wage s. d.

Adult males, per week .. 3 13 9

Margin perWeek.

(b) Adults £ s. d.Head cellarma n .. 1 6 3Storeman 0 16 3Cellarhand, bottle washer, storehand 0 14 2

(c) Junior workers (male)

in/teci. % of BasicWage per

Week.17 years of age but under 18 .. 56.018 years of age but under 19 64.019 years of age but under 20 .. 77.020 years of age but under 21 .. 86.521 years of age and upwards, minimum adult

rate.(d) The second adult in the store shall be classed as

a storeman.(e) A "Casual worker" shall mean a worker em-

ployed for less than six (6) days.(f) Casual workers shall be paid ten per cent (10%)

in addition to the prescribed rate.(g) Any worker required to handle packages weigh-

ing one hundredweight (1 cwt.) and upwards for acontinuous period of one hour or more in any one dayshall he entitled to such extra payment (if any) aswill bring his wages during all time so engaged up to2s. 6d. per hour.

. 7.Higher Duties.A worker required for a period of two days in any

one week to perform the work of a higher grade underthis Agreement shall be entitled to the minimum wagehereinbefore prescribed for such higher grade for thetime being during which he is so engaged.

8.Under-rate \Yorkers.An employee who is unable to earn the minimum rate

hereby prescribed may be employed at a lesser rate,which may be agreed upon in writing between suchemployee and the secretary of the Union. If withinseven days after being notified in writing of such em-ployee 's desire to work at a lower rate of wage thanhat prescribed the said secretary and such employee

are unable to agree upon a lower rate, then the employeemay apply in writing' to the nearest Resident or PoliceMagistrate to fix such lower rate of wage,. The em-ployee shall give such secretary two days' notice inwriting- of his intention to apply to the Magistrate, andthe said secretary or his agent may attend and opposethe application. The Magistrate may fix the rate ofwage, and Ins decision shall be final. Any employeewhose wage shall have been so fixed may work for andbe employed by any employer for such less wage for theperiod of six calendar- months thereafter, and after theexpiration of the said period until fourteen days' noticein writing shall have been given him by the secretaryof the -Union requiring his wage to be again fixed in themanner prescribed by this clause: Provided always, thatan employer shall not be entitled under the provisionsof this Agreement to employ an employee on any classof work hereinbefore referred to at a lower rate of wagethan the minimum rate prescribed by this Agreementfor that particular class of work, unless and until he hasin his service at least one permanently employed em-ployee in receipt of a- wage not less than the prescribedminimum, nor shall he employ more than one such em-ployee for every four or fraction of four permanentlyemployed competent employees in receipt of not lessthan the minimum wage hereinbefore prescribed.

The term "permanently employed" when used in thisclause means employed continuously for' not less thanthree calendar months immediately preceding.

9.Night Work.Notwithstanding the provisions of Clause 4 of this

Agreement, an employee required to perform night shiftduty shall be paid. at the rate prescribed by Clause 6hereof for the particular class of work performed, plustwo shillings per shift.

10.Record Book.Every employer shall keep or cause to be kept a time

and wages book, wherein shall be entered the name ofeach employee, the time he commences and finishes workeach day, the hours worked on each day, the overtimeworked each day, and the wage due therefor.

Such hook shall be entered up from day to day, andshall be initialed weekly (if correct) by each employee.

The employer and employee shall be severally respon-sible for the proper daily posting up of the book, whichshall be open for inspection by a duly authorised repre-sentative of the -Union in a place convenient to the em-ployer during all working hours,


11.Young and Female Workers.No male person under the, age of seventeen years nor

any female person shall be employed in any cellar orroom in which wines or spirits are drawn, broken clown,or bottled.

12.Proportion of Male Junior Workers.Junior workers seventeen years of age and under

twenty-one years of age shall be allowed in the propor-tion of one (1) junior worker to every four (4) orfraction of four (4) adult workers employed. Providedthat this clause shall not operate or be so construed asto require the discharge of any person employed in theindustry on the 7th day of December, 1936.

13.Absence through Sickness.A worker shall be entitled to payment for non-attend-

ance, on the grotind of personal ill-health, for one half-day for each completed month of service: Provided thatpayment for absence through such ill-health shall belimited to six days in each calendar year. Paymenthereunder may be adjusted at the end of each calendaryear, or at the time the worker leaves the service of theemployer, in the event of the worker being entitled byservice subsequent to the sickness to a greater allowancethan that made at the time the sickness occurred. Thisclause shall not apply where the worker is entitled tocompensation under the Workers' Compensation Act.

14.Junior Worker's Certificate.Junior workers, upon being engaged shall, if required,

furnish the employer with a certificate containing thefollowing particulars:

(1) Name in full.(2) Age and date of birth.(3) Name of each previous employer and

length of service with such employer.(4) Class of work performed for each previ-

ous employer.Such of the foregoing particulars as are within the

knowledge of an employer shall be indorsed on the cer-tificate and signed by the employer, upon request of theworker.

No worker shall have any claim upon an employer foradditional pay in the event of the age or length of ser-vice of the worker being wrongly stated on the certifi-cate. If any junior worker shall wilfully misstate hisage in the above certificate he alone shall be guilty ofa breach of this Agreement.

In witness whereof the parties hereto have hereuntoset their hands and seals the day and year first herein-before written.

Signed for and on behalf of Milne & Com-pany, in the presence of

H. V. C. Ripper.

Milne & Coy.,per C. H. EDMONDS.

Signed for and on behalf of Burns, Philp& Company, Limited, in the presence ofof

M. H. J. Otto.Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd.,

per M. MILLER.

Signed for and on behalf of PenfoldsWines Limited, in the presence of

C. S. Doddemeade.

For Penfo lds Wines, Limited,per A. B. BATHGATE,

Manager for W.A.

The Common Seal of the MetropolitanWine and Spirit Warehouse Employees' (SEAL)Industrial Union of Workers, W.A., wasaffixed hereto in the presence of

G. J. Moorehouse.P. MILLER,

President.PETER MICHAEL BUNGERT,

Secretary.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 21 of 1936.Between the Civil Service Association of Western Aus-

tralia Incorporated, Applicant, and the PublicService Commissioner of Western Australia, Re-spondent.

THE Court of Arbitration of Western Australia clothhereby make the following Award in connection withthe industrial dispute between the abovenarned parties:

AWARD.1.

Male adult clerical officers employed in the Metropolitan Area shall be paid the following margins overthe basic salary:

Per Week.Basic wage: s. d.

In the Metropolitan Area as at the 1stday of January, 1936 .. 3 10 6

(deemed to he equivalent to £185 per annumfor purposes of the Award).

Male Clerical Automatic Range:21 years of age or first year of service22 second23 7) 11third

31

fifth2425

fouith13

26 sixth27 seventh

Margin.

.. Nil1530456075

.. 85Progression from year to year shall be subject to the

receipt of a report from the Permanent Head in accord-ance with the Public Service Regulations regarding thegood conduct, diligence, and efficiency of the officer.

After attaining the age of nineteen (19) and beforereaching twenty-three (23), all junior clerks will berequired to pass a promotional examination as prescribedin the Public Service Regulations 94 and 96, and, sub-ject to passing such required examination and reachingthe age of twenty-one (21) years, and on appointmentto a position carrying a classification higher than thejunior range, officers will, subject to Regulation 43, bepaid a salary according, to age at date of appointmentto such senior position; subject, however, to the pro-vision that on attaining the age of twenty-one (21)years an officer shall be entitled to be paid an amountequivalent to the basic salary.

2.An officer retained on the maximum salary of two

hundred and seventy pounds (£270) for five (5) yearsshall be paid an allowance of ten pounds (£10) perannum: Provided the Permanent Head certifies thatsuch officer is eligible and would be recommended forpromotion, on the grounds of efficiency and good con-duct; such allowance to cease on promotion to a higherposition, or an officer refusing to accept promotion.

3.Officers appointed under Regulation 90 shall be at

a minimum salary, subject to Regulation 43, based onyears of service, and not on age.

4.The rates of pay for all officers shall be subject to

adjustment in accordance with the basic wage declara-tion made by the Court: Provided that the basic salarypayable for the purposes of this Award shall be thenearest multiple of five pounds (£5) to the resultobtained by multiplying the State weekly basic wage byfifty-two and one-sixth (52k).

In witness whereof this Award has been signed by thePresident of the Court and the Seal of the Court hasbeen hereto affixed this 28th day of January, 1937.

[SEAL.] (Sgd.) WALTER DWYER,President.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.No. 41 of 1936.

Between the West Australian Shop Assistants and Ware-house Employees' Industrial Union of Workers,Perth, Applicant, and H. V. McKay Massey Harris,Pty., Ltd., and others as per Schedule attached,Respondents.

WHEREAS an industrial dispute existed between theabovenamed parties: And whereas the President of theCourt of Arbitration, pursuant to Section 63 of "TheIndustrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935," made certainsuggestions and recommendations to the said parties,and acting thereon the said parties have arrived at an

254 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \N.A. [FEBRUARY 12, 1937.

agreement as to all matters in dispute between thernmemorandum whereof, certified by me and filed in theCourt as provided in the said Section 63, is herebyappended 1

Memorandum, of Agreement.(Note.Wherever the Word "Award" occurs herein

it shall be taken to mean and include "Agreement.")

1.Scope.This Award shall apply to the industries mentioned

in the first column of the Schedule hereunder and tothe industries conducted by the respondents in thesecond column hereunder and similar industries con-ducted by other persons, firms, or companies in respectof workers following the vocations mentioned herein:Provided that it shall not apply to workers who areat present provided for in any Award of the Court ofArbitration of Western Australia, or in any IndustrialAgreement registered in accordance with " The Indus-trial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935."

2. Area.This Award shall be limited in its effect to the area

comprised within a radius of twenty-five (25) milesfrom the General Post Office in the city of Perth.

3.Term.The term of this Award shall -be three (3) years from

the date hereof.4. Definitions.

(a) "Shop assistant" shall mean a worker substan-tially performing one or more of the following dutiesin retail establishments:

Selling goods, weighing, assembling and/or pre-paring goods for sale, attending to stock, receivingcash, and dressing out for display of goods. Theterm shall include carpet planners, lino layers,workers engaged in erecting- window treatments, wirescreens or duck blinds, and soda fountain and/ormilk bar assistants and assistants in country orderdepartments.

(b) "Storeman" shall mean a worker substantiallyperforming one or more of the following duties:

Receiving, storing, assembling, weighing, brand-ing, stacking or unpacking or distributing goods ina shop, store, or warehouse, or delivering goodsfrom a shop, store or warehouse for transit.

(c) The term "Head storeman" means a person per-forming the duties of a storeman and who is in chargeof one or more men.

(d) The terns "Storeman working singly" shallmean a storeman working where no other storeman isemployed in the establishment.

(e) "Despatch hand" shall mean a worker who issubstantially engaged in handling or receiving goodsfrom departments for despatch, or who passes themover to the packing room or prepares and hands overpackages to carters for delivery and who, if required,shall be responsible for the proper checking off of suchpackages and for the proper branding and markingthereof and keeping necessary records, such as rail notesand cart notes.

(f) "li"ead despatch hand" shall mean a worker whois placed by his employer in charge of ,one or more de-spatch hands.

(g) "Packer" shall mean a. worker who packs goodsfor transport by rail or ship. A worker who packsgoods for delivery by road transport where the destina-tion of such goods is beyond the area covered by thisAward shall be classed as a packer.

(It) "Casual hand" shall mean a worker engaged bythe hour and who may be put off or leave the employer'sservice at any moment without notice: Provided thatthe minimum engagement of all shop assistants engagedas casual hands shall not be less than one day. Theminimum engagement of all other workers shall be four(4) hours, to be worked in one continuous period.

A worker engaged and not permitted to commencework shall receive two (2) hours' pay at the prescribedrate of pay.

(i) "Adult."For the purpose of this Award theword "adult" shall mean a worker twenty-one (21)years of age and over, or a worker who is in receiptof the prescribed adult rate of pay.

(j) The term "Weekly hand" shall mean a workerengaged by the week and whose employment shall beterminable by not less than one week's notice on eitherside. Such week's notice cannot be continued fromweek. to week: Provided that any worker employed fora. period of four (4) consecutive weeks or less shall beclassed as a casual band and paid not less than the

minimum rate of wages herein prescribed for a casualhand, but this proviso shall not apply in cases wherea worker employed as a weekly hand had been dispensedwith for incompetence or unsuitableness or any causereferred to in Clause 18 hereof.

(k) "Wholesale establishment" shall mean any ware-house or place where goods are exclusively or principallysold for resale and/or where goods are sold for con-sumption and/or use in another business.

(1) "Department" shall mean a section of an estab-lislunent in or from which classified goods are sold oroffered for sale by retail.

5.Chemist Shops.Any worker employed in a chemist shop shall be sub-

ject to the terms of this Award up to the time he orshe becomes indentured to the profession.

6.Hours.The hours of work shall be as follows:

(a) Retail Establishments other than Fourth ScheduleShops

(i) Shop assistants:Forty-eight (48) hours formales sixteen (16) years of age and over, andforty-four (44) hours for all females and formales under sixteen (16) years of age shallconstitute a week's work. The hours of workshall be :Monday to Friday inclusive, be-tween 8.20 a.m. and 6 p.m.; on Saturday, be-tween 8.20 a.m. and 1 p.m.

(ii) Storemen, packers, and despatch hands:Thehours usually and customarily worked prior tothe 1st day of December, 1936, shall continueto be worked: Provided that such hours shallnot exceed forty-eight (48) per week in re-spect of males sixteen (16) years of age andover, and forty-four (44) per week in the caseof juniors under sixteen (16) years of age.Such hours shall be worked between 7.20 a.m.and 6 p.m. on Monday to Friday inclusive andbetween 7.20 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday: Pro-vided that no day's work shall exceed a spreadof nine (9) hours forty (40) minutes, Mondaysto Fridays inclusive, and four (4) hours forty(40) minutes on 'Saturdays, to be worked inone continuous shift,

(b) On the day mutually agreed upon by the partieshereto to be observed as Christmas Eve for the purposeof a late shopping night, the ordinary hours of workmay be extended by agreement between the parties.

(c) Fourth Schedule Shops:Workers employed inshops comprised in the Fourth Schedule of "The Fac-tories and Shops Act, 1920-1932" (whose hours of workshall not exceed forty-eight (48) per week for malessixteen (16) years of age and over and forty-four (44)per week for females and males under sixteen (16)years of age) shall be worked to suit the convenienceof the employer's business: Provided that, from weekto week, the worker shall be notified by the employerof the half day, which shall be granted in the afternoon,upon. which his or her services will not be required ineach week.

(d) Wholesale Establishments:The number of hoursper week usually and customarily worked prior to the1st day of December, 1936, shall be observed duringthe currency of this Award, but shall not exceed forty-eight (4S) hours per week for males sixteen (16) yearsof age and over and forty-four (44) hours per weekfor males under sixteen years of age: Providedthat the starting time shall not be earlier than 7.30 a.m.and the finishing time not later than 6 p.m. from Mon-day to Friday inclusive, and 7.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. onSaturday: Provided that no day's work shall exceed aspread of nine (9) hours forty (40) minutes on Mon-days to Fridays inclusive and for (4) hours forty (40)minutes on Saturday, to be worked in one continuousshift.

(e) The spread of hours for females bound by thisAward shall not exceed nine (9) hours.

7.Meal Times.(a) Retail Shops other than Fourth Schedule Shops:

One hour for any meal shall be given and taken. Lunchhour shall be between 12 noon and 2.15 p.m. Tea hourshall start within fifteen (15) minutes after the pre-scribed finishing time.

(b) Fourth Schedule Shops:Meal hours in FourthSchedule Shops shall be taken at the times most con-venient to the employer's business: Provided that onehour shall be given and taken for each meal and thatnot more than five (5) or less than three (3) hourinterval shall be worked without an interval for a mealbeing taken.


(c) All other workers:One hour shall be given, andtaken for a meal. Lunch hour shall be taken between12 noon and 2.15 p.m. Tea hour shall start withinfifteen (15) minutes after the usual finishing time.

(d) Where work is performed outside the ordinaryworking hours one hour's break for a meal shall beallowed between 12 'clock midnight and 1 o'clock a.m.and between. 7 a.m. and 8 a.m.

The meal hours referred to in this clause shall be takenin one continuous period.

Notwithstanding anything contained in this clause,the lunch hour for workers in retail establishments,other than Fourth Schedule Shops, shall, -during the firsttwo (2) days of each of the three sales per annum,and during Christmas week, be given and taken betweenthe hours of 11.30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m.

S.Meal Money.With the exception of all workers whose duties are

usually performed after 6 p.m. from Monday to Fridayand after 1 p.m. on Saturday, all other workers shall,if required to work after the usual finishing time fromMonday to Friday, or after the usual finishing time onSaturday, be paid one shilling and sixpence (1s. 6d.) formeal money: Provided that meal money shall not bepayable where a worker continues to work on after theprescribed finishing- time for one half-hour or less.

9.Overtime.(a) Excepting as provided hereunder, all overtime

worked shall be paid for at the rate of time and a halffor the first four (4) hours and double time thereafter.In the computation of overtime each day shall standby itself.

(i.) Where overtime is worked in Fourth ScheduleShops the worker shall be paid overtime as provided in(a) after the prescribed weekly hours of work havebeen exceeded. Work performed on Sundays and/orprescribed holidays shall be paid for at the rate ofdouble time.

(ii.) Where workers a-re required to work continuouslyafter the first four (4) hours of overtime have beenworked (except on Saturday) they shall be paid at therate of double time up to the time they finish work:Provided that hour shall not be later than the prescribedstarting time the next day.

(b) All time worked in establishments other thanthose prescribed in (i) hereof, before the usual startingtime or after the usual finishing time, shall be paid forat overtime rates. Work performed on Saturday after-noons, Sun-days, and/or prescribed holidays shall bepaid for at double time.

10.Holidays.(a) The following days shall be observed as holi-

days and paid for, namely:New Year's Day, Anni-versary Day, Good Friday, Easter Saturday, EasterMonday, Labour Day, Anzac Day, Foundation Day,Christmas Day, and Boxing Day.

(h) A holiday of one week on full pay shall begranted to each worker on completion of each year ofservice. A worker not completing one year of serviceshall be granted -pay in lieu of holidays in proportionto the length of his or her service.

Provided that, when a worker is entitled to holidaysunder this clause, he shall receive at least two (2)weeks' notice from his employer of the date when itwill be convenient to the employer that such workershould take his holidays: Provided further, that thisclause shall not apply in the case of any worker sum-marily dismissed for misconduct or dereliction of duty.

11.Wages.The minimum rate of wage payable to any male

worker employed as a shop assistant who is of the ageof twenty-one (21) years or upwards, or to any femaleworker employed as a shop assistant who is of the ageof twenty-one (21) years or upwards shall be asfollows:

Classification.Within a 15-mile

radius from theG.P.O., Perth.

Outside a 15-milebut within a 25-mileradius from the

G.P.O., Perth.

Males. Females.Adults-- 5. d. £ 5. 0.

Basic wage ... 3 13 9 1 19 10

Shop Assistants, hardware, furniture, carpet de-partments or shops ... ... ...

Grocery departments or shops .... ...Soft furnishing, manchester, dress and silk depart-

ments or shops ... ... ... ...All other departments or shops ... ......Provided that females employed in dairy produce,

house furnishing, saddlery, sporting materials,men's clothing, mercery and men's boots de-partments or shops shall receive ...

Storeman, despatch hands and packers ...Read storeman ... ... ...... ...Head despatch hand ... ... ... ...Storeman working singly ... ... ... ...( Storeman handling explosives at magazine, two

shillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.) per day extra.)Canvasser ... ... ... ... ......But where such canvasser provides his own bicycle,

he shall be paid an extra allowance of twoshillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.) per week, andwhere some other means of transport is providedby the canvasser, he shall he paid an extraallowance, as set- out below, for each miletravelled in such conveyance on the employer'sbusiness :----

-Motor car, 3d. per mite.Motor cycle, ld. per mile.Motor cycle and sidecar, 1:11.1. per mile.

Provided always, it shall be competent for an em-ployer or a worker to refer the matter to theBoard of Reference as provided in Clause 22herein, which shall fix a rate per mile for theparticular motor vehicle under review sufficientto cover the actual cost of petrol and oil used onthe employer's business. The rate shall alsoinclude an allowance for depreciation, registra-tion, and insurance, to be calculated in theproportion -to the number of miles actuallytravelled on the employer's business to thetotal mileage for the year. Each worker underthis clause shall enter in the record provided bythe employer for the purpose before starting andupon-finishing duty each day, the reading of thespeedometer attached to his vehicle.

Margin over Basic

0 16 9 0 15 10 j

0 16 9 1 6 4

0 16 9 0 19 60 16 9 0 10 7

0 16 90 18 100 18 100 18 10

Males. Females.s. d. £ s. d.

3 14 8 2 0 4

WagePer Week.

0 16 9 0 15 100 16 9 1 6 4

0 16 9 0 19 60 16 ti 0 10

0 1.) 1

16 918 1018 III18 10

256 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. FFERRTTARY 12, 1937.

Classification.15-mile

radius from theG.P.O., Perth.

Outside a 15-milebut within a 25-mileradius from the

G.P.O., Perth.

,Juniors-The minimum weekly wage payable to junior shop

assistants, despatch hands, messengers, shall beas follows :-

Under 15 years15 to 16 years16 to 17 years17 to 18 years18 to 19 years19 to 20 years

20 to 21 yearsAnd thereafter the prescribed minimum

adult rate.Provided that adult female despatch hands in

departments, shops, or warehouses shall be paidnot less than the prescribed minimum for adultfemale shop assistants.

Adult and junior female despatch hands whenemployed in or about departments, shops, orwarehouses for which higher rates of wages areprescribed herein for female shop assistantsshall be paid the higher rate so prescribed forfemale shop assistants.

Provided that junior female shop assistants em-ployed in soft furnishing, manchester, dress andsilk departments or shops shall receive a weeklyminimum wage of ...

Provided also, that junior female shop assistantsemployed in grocery departments or shops shallbe paid not less than the following weeklyrates :-

Under 16 years16 to 17 years17 to 18 years18 to 19 years

19 to 20 years20 to 21 yearsAnd thereafter the prescribed minimum

adult rate.The minimum weekly rate of wage payable to

junior storemen shall be as follows :-

Under 15 years15 to 16 years16 to 17 years17 to 18 years18 to 19 years19 to 20 years

20 to 21 yearsAnd thereafter the prescribed minimum

adult rate.The minimum weekly wage payable to junior

packers shall be as follows :-

Under 19 years19 to 20 years

20 to 21 years ... ...And thereafter the prescribed minimum

adult rate.

Casual hands-(i) Adults : Excluding adults provided for in sub-

clauses (iii) and (iv) hereof, the rates prescribedherein plus 3d. per hour.

(ii) Juniors : The rates prescribed herein plus1d. per hour.

(iii) Adults employed handling explosives(iv) Adults employed in iron stores ...

Males. Females,s. d. s. d.

Males. Females.s. d s. d.

% of % of ¶ of % ofMale Fe:nal e Male Female

Basic WageBasic Wage Basic WageBasic Wageper Week. per Week. per Week. per Week.

18.75 ... 18.75 ...23 34 23 3430 41 30.5 4137.5 54 37.5 54.551 65 51 6563 82 63 82

Margin,. Margin.81.5 4s. 7d. 81.5 4s. 7d.

°,43 ofMale

Basic Wageper Week.

20233037.55179

Margin.3d.

% ofMale

Basic Wageper Week.

5179

Margin.3d.

Per Hour.s. d.2 6 Tti-

2 41-

Margin.19s. 6d.

% ofFemale

Basic Wageper Week.

415466.583

Margin.11d.

14s. Ild.

% ofMale

Basic Wageper Week.

202330.537.55179

Margin.3d.

% ofMale

Basic Wageper Week.

5179

Margin.3d.

Per Hour:s. d.2 6i-2 414

Alargin.19s. 6d.

°//o ofFemale

Basic Wageper Week.

4154.56783.5

Margin.11d.

14s. lld.


12.Any person, whether a junior or adult, employed as

a canvasser and/or collector shall be paid the fulladult minimum wage.

13.Where an employer usually has more than six (6)

workers engaged under the terms of this Award, heshall provide his workers with a suitable room forkeeping their hats and clothing and to use as a roomfor taking their meals. Such room to be situatedwithin a reasonable distance of his place of businessand to be kept in a proper state of cleanliness.

14.Nothing herein contained shall entitle an employer

to reduce the wage of any worker who at the date ofthis Award was being paid a higher rate of wage thanthe minimum prescribed for his or her class of work.

15.Higher Duties.A worker who is required to do work which is en-

titled to a higher rate under this Award than thatwhich he or she usually performs, shall be entitled topayment at the higher rate while so employed.

16.Mixed Functions.Where a worker is called upon to perform more than

two (2) classes of work on any one day he shall, forthe purposeof ascertaining the wages to be paid, bedeemed to have worked the day at the class for whichthe higher rate is prescribed: Provided that, where thestarting and finishing time of work done in the highergrade is entered in the time and wages book and suchwork done in the higher grade is under two (2) hours inany one week no extra payment shall be made. In theevent of no record being made in the time and wagesbook, the provisions of the first paragraph of this clauseshall apply.

17.Proportion of Juniors.(a) The number of male juniors, with the exception

of junior packers, shall not exceed the proportion ofone to one for the first five (5) male adults, and there-after one junior to every two (2) male adults or frac-tion thireof.

Provided that the number of junior packers shall notexceed the proportion of one junior to every four (4)adult packers.

(b) Where no adult shop assistant is employed, onejunior shop assistant may be employed.

(c) 'Where one adult female assistant is employedtwo (2) junior female assistants may be employed.

Where two (2) adult female assistants are employedthree (3) junior female assistants may be employed.

Where three (3) adult female assistants are em-ployed four (4) junior female assistants may be em-ployed.

Where four (4) adult female assistants are employedfive junior female assistants may be employed.

And thereafter the proportion shall not exceed five(5) junior female assistants to four (4) adult femaleassistants.

18.Engagement.One week's notice on either side shall be accessary

to terminate the engagement: Provided that an em-ployer at any time may dismiss a worker for refusalor neglect to obey orders or for misconduct, or if, afterreceiving one week's notice, such worker does notcarry out his or her duties in the same manner as heor she did prior to such notice.

19.Time and Wages Record.The employer shall keep and enter up, or cause to

he kept and entered up, a record containing the namesof each of his workers to whom this Award applies,the class of work performed by and the wages paid toeach worker, the age of each junior worker and thetime during which each worker has been employed.Such record shall be open to inspection by a repre-sentative of the Union between the hours of 10 a.m.and 4 p.m. on any working day from Monday to Fri-day inclusive,

20.--Uniforms and Overalls.Should any dispute arise between the parties as to the

compulsory wearing of uniforms or overalls, the dis-pute, howsoever originating, and any mattes: arisingthereout, including the matter of the laundering ofuniforms and overalls, shall be determined by the'Board of Reference.

21.Under-Rate Workers.Any worker who by reason of old age or infirmity

is unable to en I'll the minimum adult wage prescribedby this Award may be employed at such lesser wage(if any) as may be agreed upon in writing betweenthe worker and the secretary of the applicant Union.If within twenty-four (24) hours after the worker hasnotified the secretary of his or her desire to work at alesser wage than the said minimum the secretary andthe worker do not agree as -aforesaid, then the workermay apply to the most convenient Resident or PoliceMagistrate for a permit to work at such lesser wage.The worker shall give to the said secretary at leasttwenty -four (24) hours' notice in writing of his or herintention to make such application to the Magistrate,and the secretary or his agent shall be entitled toattend before the Magistrate and, pending the decisionthereon in either case, the worker shall be entitled towork and be employed by an employer at the proposedlesser rate. The Magistrate may grant such workera permit to work for such wage and for such periodnot exceeding six (6) calendar months, as he thinksfit, and his decision in the matter shall be final. Thepermit shall entitle the worker to work at the wagetherein mentioned for such period as may be thereinstated, until the wage shall have again been settledby the Magistrate on the application of the saidsecretary.

22.Board of Reference.The Court appoints, for the purpose of the Award,

a Board or Boards of Reference. Each Board shallconsist of a chairman and two (2) other representa-tives, one to be nominated by each of the parties. Thereare assigned to each such Board in the event of noagreement being arrived at between the parties tothe Award, the functions of:

(i) adjusting any matters of difference which mayarise between the parties from time to time,except such as involve interpretations of theprovisions of the Award or any of them;

(ii) classifying and fixing wages, rates, and con-ditions for any occupation or calling notspecifically mentioned in the Award;

(iii) deciding any other matter that the Court mayrefer to such Board from time to time.

(iv) An appeal shall lie from any decision of suchBoard in the manner and subject to the con-ditions prescribed in "Tine Industrial Arbi-tration Act, 1912-1935," which for this pur-pose are embodied in this Award.

23.Country Work and Travelling Time.(a) When a worker is engaged on outside work, the

employer shall pay all fares, and a proper allowance atcurrent rates shall be paid for all necessary meals.Pares shall be second-class, except when travelling bycoastal boat, when saloon fares shall be paid.

(h) When a. worker is engaged at such a distancethat lie cannot return at night, suitable board andlodging shall be found at the employer's expense.

(c) Travelling time outside ordinary working hoursshall be paid for at ordinary rates up to a maximumof twelve (12) hours in ally twenty-four (24) hourperiod, from the time of starting on the journey: Pro-vided that, when the travelling is by boat, not morethan eight (8) hours shall be paid for in such period.

24.Junior Worker's Certificate.Junior workers shall furnish the employer with a

certificate showing the following particulars:(I) Name ih full.(ii) Age and date of birth.

(a) The certificate shall be signed by the worker.(b) No worker shall have any claim upon the em-

ployer for additional wages, in the event of his agebeing wrongly stated on this certificate: Provided that

c,ovERNmENT 1"l'H, W.A. [FEBRUARY 12, 19:17.

this subelanse shall operate only for the first three (3)months from the date, of the worker's first engagement,thereby enabling the employer, if he so desires, to ob-tain proof of the junior worker's age.

25.Provided always, and it is hereby expressly agreed

and declared, that nothing in this Award shall applyto workers in :tny wholesale. business (excepting whole-sale hardware) other than the following:Head store-men, storemeu, storemeu working singly, packers, juniorpackers, junior storemen, junior despatch hands, casualpackers, despatch hands, casual storemeu, casual despatchhands (junior and adult), junior and adult messengers.

I certify, pursuant to Section 63 of ' The IndustrialArbitration Act, 1912-1935," that the foregoing is acopy of the Agreement arrived at between the partiesmentioned above.

Dated at Leonora this 5th day of December, 1936.

(SEAL) WALTER DWYER,President.

Piled at my office this 7th day of December, 1936.

FRANK WALSH,Clerk of the Court of. Arbitration.

SCHEDULE REFERRED TO.Industry. Respondents.

Selling and/or Dealing:Agricultural Implement .. II. V. McKay Massey Harris

Pty., Ltd., 342 Murraystreet, Perth.

H. J. Wigmore, Ltd., Welling-ton street, Perth.

Account Books, Printers' Sands & McDougall, Hay street,Supplies, Stationery Mama- Perth.facturing E. S. Wigg & Co, King street,

Perth.Spicers & Detmold, Murray

street, Perth.Alex Cowan & Sons, Ltd., 44

King street, Perth.Agents, Custom and General Burns Philp & Co., Fremantle.

Cadd & Co., Ltd., Phillimorestreet, Fremantle.

Agents, Forwarding and Dis- Frank Manford, Ltd., Henrytributing street, Fremantle.

Brown & Dureau, Murraystreet, Perth.

Agents Manufacturers Jack Dyson, Murray street,Perth.

Threlkeld & Co., Williamstreet, Perth.

Agents, Produce . H. J. Wigmore, Ltd., Welling-ton street, Perth.

F. W. Wright & Co., Ltd., 609Wellington street, Perth.

A--ents, Tanners and General L. H. Poeklington & Co., 47King street, Perth.

Auctioneers H. H. Wells, 568 Hay street,Perth.

F. W. Wright & Co., Ltd.. 609Wellington street, Perth.

Whitty's, Forrest place, Perth.J. S. Cordell & Co. Pty., Ltd.,

Murray street, Perth.F. A. Henriques (Perth), Ltd.,

King street. Perth.Henry Berry & Co. Pty., Ltd.,

625 Wellington street, Perth.Bean's, Ltd., Murray street,

Perth.Cyclone Fence Co., Murray

street, Perth.Boan's, Ltd., Murray street,

Perth.Joyce Bros. W.A. Ltd.. Joseph-

son street. Fremantle.Bean's, Ltd., Murray street.

Portia.Belau's, Ltd., 136 Barrack

street, Perth.McFarlane & Co., Ltd., 48

Murray street. Perth.Bonn's. Ltd., Murray street,

Perth.Jas. A. Dimmit, Murray street.

Perth.Atkins (W.A.), Ltd., 894 Hay

street, Perth.Armstrong's Cycle & Motor Co.,

862 Hay street, Perth.Mortlock Bros., Ltd., 914 Hay

street. Perth.Boan's, Ltd., Murray street,

Perth.Millars' Timber & Trading Co.,

Ltd., St. George's terrace.Perth.

Harris, Searle & Sandover,Ltd., Hay street, Perth.

Foy & Gibson Pty., Ltd., Haystreet, Perth.

Agents, CommissionBakers, Butchers, Brewers,

Aerated Water Manufac-tures' Supplies . ,

Basketware, Caneware

Bedstead, Sledding ..

Book Selling and Lending,Library

Butchering .

Butter MakingBird Selling or Dealing

Belting, Ball Bearings, Auto-motive Bearings. Replace.ment Parts, Accessories

Bicycle and Cycle, Motorand/or otherwise

Builders' Hardware

Schedule--co ?abut ed.Industry. Respondents.

Selling and/or Dealingcontinued :

Biscuit and Cake .. Mills & Ware, Mandurah road,Fremantle.

Fey & Gibson Pty., Ltd., Haystreet, Perth.

Boot, Shoe and Slipper Whybrow & Co. Pty., Ltd.,King street, Perth.

Ezywalkin, Ltd., 618 Haystreet, Perth.

Cecil Bros., Barrack street,Perth.

West Australian Slipper Store,Murray street, Perth.

Pearse Bros., Swan street,North Fremantle.

Broadway Bootmakers, CentralArcade, Perth.

Albert & Son, 180 Murraystreet, Perth.

Gordon & Gotch (Aust.), Ltd.,21 William street, Perth.

E. S. Wigg & Son, Ltd., Kingstreet, Perth.

Cement Harris, Scarfe & Sandovers,Ltd., Hay street, Perth.

Chemists Tilly's, Ltd., 728 Hay street,II. C.

tHh.owling, 941 Hay street,

PeChemical and Drug H. FauldingFaulding & Co., 313

Murray street, Perth.Clothing for Male or Female John R. Saunders, Ltd. 499

Wellington street, Perth.Pellews, Ltd., 148 High street,

Fremantle. .

Walsh's, Ltd., 723 Hay street,Perth.

Boan's, Ltd., Murray street,Perth

Pelligrini & Co., Ltd., 776Hay street, Perth.

Corney's, 727 Hay street, Perth.Behn's, Ltd., 136 Barrack

street, Perth.J. Robinson, 581 Wellington

street, Perth.Monarch Laundry, 637 New-

castle street, Leederville.Nestle & Anglo-Swiss -Con-

densed Milk Co. (Aust.), Ltd.188 St. George's terrace,Perth.

Plaistowe & Co., Ltd., Have-lock street, West Perth.

Chas. Moore & Co., Hay street,Perth.

Calthrop Bros., West Aus. Pty.,Ltd., Queen street, Perth.

Ahern's, Ltd., Hay street,Perth.

&erth.Sara Cook, 482-484 Murraystreet, Perth.

The Baird's Co., Ltd, 491 Wel-lington street, Perth.

Watson's Supply Stores, 31High street, Fremantle.

Drapers Economic Stores, Hay street,Perth.

Marche, Ltd., Hay street,Perth.

Goode, Durrant & Murray, Ltd.,39 William street, Perth.

Arthur Gibney, 59 Adelaidestreet, Fremantle.

John Wills & CO., Ltd. 419Wellington street, Perth.

Woolworths, Ltd., Hay street,Perth.

Foy & Gibson Pty., Ltd.,. Traystreet, Perth.

Electric Supplies and Trans- Atkins (W.A.), Ltd., 894 Haymission Equipment street, Perth.

R. P. McInerney & Co., Ltd.,40 Milligan street, Perth.

Carlyle & Company, 915-917Hay street, Perth.

Engineering Products, En- William Adams & Co., Murraygines and Engineers' Sup- street, Perth.plies Saunders & Stuart Pty., Ltd.,

276 James street, Perth.MePhersons Pty., Ltd., 532

Murray street, Perth..Electric Accessories British General Electric Co.,

Ltd., 370 Murray street,Perth.

Export of Goods .. Paterson & Co., William street,Perth.

Brown & Dureau, Ltd., 312-314Murray street, Perth.

Earthenware Wunderlich, Ltd., Lord street,Perth.

Boa n's. Ltd.. Murray street,

BoiXh.G st, Ltd., Murray street.Fancy oodsPerth.

Falk & Co., Murray street,Perth.

E. La zartis & Co. W.A., Ltd..156 Murray street, Perth.

Fishing Tackle, Sporting Re- Bethell & Thurston, Ltd., 75quirements, Guns, Ammu- William street, Perth.ninon Christian & Parry Sports Co.,

Ltd., 130 William street,Perth.

Farm Produce Carbarns, D. F., & Co., 18Henry street, Fremantle.

Boot Repairers ..Book, Stationery, Magazine

Church Furnishing and SchoolSupply

Cooked Foods

Chaff and Grain ..Clothes Laundering

Condensed MilkProducts

Confectionery

Corset

Dairy Produce

and [ilk

Dyers and CleanersDepartmental Food Stores ..

Departmental Store ..

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Seheduk-,--eo idinued.Industry. Respondents.

Selling and/or Dealingcontinued:

Fish

Fruit and Vegetables

Fruit TradingFurniture

Flower and Seed ..

Farmers' Generalments

Fur Goods

Galvanised Iron

Glass and Paint

Grain

Require-

Grocery and/or General FoodSuppliers

General Merchandise

Glass

Ham and Bacon Curing

Hardware

Health Foods

Hairdresser and Tobacconist

Ice

Importing Goods

Ironmongery

Jam

Jewellery ..Leather and/or Leather

Goods

Machinery

Mantle and Costume

Music and Musical Instru-ments

Motor Vehicle

Motor Tyre Selling and/orRepairing

Motor Replacements and As-cessories

Military Supplies Stores ..Modellers and Plaster Board

ProductsMillinery

MilkNewsagent

Oil and/or Petrol .

Optical Supplies

Printing and Printers' Re-quirements

Photographic Supplies, Cam-eras, etc.

National Fisheries, Ltd., CityMarkets, Wellington street,Perth.

Walker R., & Co., Market street,Fremantle.

Peters Greengrocers Supplies,160 Murray street, Perth.

Tropical Traders, Ltd., 863Wellington street, Perth.

Cox Bros., William street,Perth.

Lock, C. & H., Market street,Fremantle.

Zimpel, W., Ltd., 797-801 Haystreet, Perth.

Wilson & Johns, 70 Barrackstreet, Perth.

Roselea Nursery, Ltd., 12 For-rest place, Perth.

Westralian Farmers, Ltd., 569Wellington street, Perth.

Georgette Fur Co., 632 Haystreet, Perth.

Lysaght, John, Aust., Ltd.,Packenham street, Fremantle.

Clarkson's W.A., Ltd., 94 Wil-liam street, Perth.

Barnett Bros. (1934), Ltd.,203-209 Hay street, Perth.

The West Australian Farmers,Ltd. 569 Wellington street,Perth.

Glassford M. Pty., Ltd., Fre-mantle.

Charlie Carter, Ltd., 556 Haystreet, Perth.

J. & W. Bateman, Murraystreet, Perth.

Australian Glass Manufactur-ing Co., Ltd., Murray street,Perth.

Foggitt Jones Pty., Ltd., 541Wellington street, Perth.

MeLean Bros. & Rigg, Ltd.,104 Murray street, Perth.

F. J. Sweetman & Co., 72 Kingstreet, Perth.

Sanatarium Health Food Co.,757 Hay street, Perth.

C. Tompkins, William street,Perth.

The Western Ice Cq. (1919),Ltd., 110 Roe street, Perth.

Gibbs Bright & Co., 45 Kingstreet, Perth.

G. & R. Wills & Co., Ltd., Haystreet, Perth.

Drabble, W., Ltd., Bay Viewterrace, Claremont.

Jones, H., & Co., Ltd., 10Elder place, Fremantle.

Canis Bros., Ltd., 688 Haystreet, Perth.

Basnett Garland, Ltd., 108Murray street, Perth.

E. Arundel & Co., Murraystreet, Perth.

B. Rosenstamm, 61 King street,Perth.

Western Machinery Co., Ltd.,494 Murray street, Perth.

MePhersons Pty., Ltd., 532Murray street, Perth.

William Adams & Co., Ltd.,432 Murray street, Perth.

Corot House, Hay street,Perth.

Nicholson's Lt44., 86 Barrackstreet, Perth.

Ford Motor Co. (Aust.) Pty.,Ltd., North Fremantle.

Lynas Motors, Ltd., Hay streetPerth.

Western Tyre Depot, 4 Milli-gan street, Perth.

Coventry Motor Replacements,Ltd., 832-834 Hay street,Perth.

Lynas Motors, Ltd., Hay street,Perth.

A. Shimensou & Co., Sins-raystreet. Perth.

Brady, H. B., & Co., er. Charlesand Aberdeen. streets, Perth.

Poppy Hat Shop, 675 Haystreet, Perth.

McGoverns, Hay street, Perils.Gordon & Gotch (Australasia),

Ltd., 21 William street.Perth.

Beadle, W., 450 Newcastlestreet, Perth.

Shell Co. of Australia, Ltd.,St. George's terrace, Perth.

Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.,40-42 William street, Perth.

Atkins (W.A.), Ltd., 894 Haystreet. Perth.

I-eates & Yeates, 37 Barrackstreet, Perth.

Spieers & Detmold, Ltd.. 418Murray street, Perth.

Kodak (Australasia), Ltd.. 073Hay street, Perth.

SebedtIndustry.

Selling and/or Dealing-iicontinued:

Pipes and Fittings

Plumbers' Requisites

---co n/IP de. (I.Respondents.

Sewerage and Sanitary Sup-plies

Refrigerator, Vacuum Cleaner

Scale, Slicer Mixer, OasisRegister

Rubber Products

Radio Supplies

Ships' Stores.

Sewing, Machine ..Soap, Candle and Clean,

Products

Sugar

Stowarts & Lloyds (Aust.)Pty., Ltd., 959-61 Hay street,Perth.

Bell & Beck, 452 Murraystreet, Perth.

Eastwoods Hardware Store,Wellington street, Perth.

Boar's, Ltd., Wellington street,Perth.

Electrolux, Ltd., 789 Haystreet, Perth.

Blackman & Law, Ltd., llaystreet, Perth.

-Worthington Scale Co., 36 Mil-ligan street, Perth.

National Cash Register Co. ofAustralasia, Ltd., 339 Mur-ray street, Perth.

Dunlop Perdriau Rubber Co.,424 Murray street, Perth.

Boau's, Ltd., Murray street,Perth.

Airzone W.A., Ltd., Hay street,Perth.

Fremantle Providoring, Co.,Ltd., Leake street, Fremantle.

Singer Sewing -Machine Co.,809 Hay street, Perth.

g Soap Distributors, Ltd., Thomp-son road, North Fremantle.

Boar's, Ltd., Murray andWellington streets, Perth.

Colonial Sugar Refining Com-pany, Ltd., 18 William street,Perth.

Slaters, Ltd., 847 Hay street,Perth.

Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd.,711-713 -Wellington street,Perth.

Saunders & Stuart Pty. Ltd.,276 James street, Perth.

West End Silk Merchants, 751Hay street, Perth.

Mailabone's, 90 'William street,Perth.

Foy & Gibson Pty., Ltd., Haystreet, Perth.

Tobaccon- W. D. & H. 0. Wills, Austra-lia, Ltd., Murray street,Perth.

C. Tompkins, 150 Williamstreet, Perth.

Bushells, Ltd., 37 King street,Perth.

Richard Holmes & Co., 324-328Murray street, Perth.

Charlie Carter, Ltd., 556 Haystreet, Perth.

W. D. Millar, Mundaring.Hill James & Co., Kalamunda.Aitkens Stores, Midland Junc-

tion.Jones Bros., Victoria avenue,

North Fremantle.

Stove, Heating Appliances ..

Steel

Silk

Travel Goods

Tobacco and/orists' Goods

Tea

General Storekeeping

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.No. 10 of 1937.

In the matter of Award, dated the 19th day of Decem-ber, 1934, No. 5 of 1933, between W. A. Cowesand others, Applicants, and Western Australian.Barmaids and Barmen's Union of Workers, Perth,Respondents, and in the matter of an Applicationby the Western Australian Barmaids and Barmen'sUnion of Workers, Perth (hereinafter referred toas "the Union"), for an amendment of the saidAward.

UPON hearing Mr. J. C. Plates', on behalf of the Unionsand Mr. J. G. B. Anderson, on behalf of Mr. J. A. Cole-man and others, and by consent, the Court, in pursu-ance of the powers contained in Section 90 of "TheIndustrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935," hereby amendsthe abovementioned Award in the terms of the annexedSchedule.

Dated at Perth this 18th day of January, 1937.By the Court,

WALTER DW YEE,(b.s.) President.

SCHEDULE REFERRED TO.1.Definitions,

(a) In Otis Award, and unless the coistext otherwis,!indicates, and without- limiting the ordinary meanino-the term, "13armaid" or "Barman" means any personover the age of twenty-one (21) years who serves be-

NO (4- °VERNA NT GAZETTE, W.A. [FEBRuAni- 12, 1937.

hind the bar counter liquor for sale by retail in anyestablishment permitted to retail liquor under a pub-lican's general, hotel, or wine and beer license, andwhose duties shall also include the putting on of beer,stacking bars, and keeping clean and orderly the barcounter and behind the bar, excepting the flour and/orwindows or any other portion of the licensed premises:Provided always, that the terms "Barmaid" or "Bar-man" shall not include any person who assists or re-lieves behind the bar for not more than two (2) hoursin any day, which hours shall be worked as following:one hour unbroken between the hours of 12 noon and2 p.m., and/or one hour unbroken between the hours of5 p.m. and S p.m., or two hours unbroken between thehours of 5 p.m. and S p.m.: Subject to the further pro-viso, that the number of persons permitted to assist orrelieve behind the bar at any one time shall not exceedone where three (3) or less +barmaids and/or barmenare employed, and two (2) where over three (3) bar-maids and/or barmen are employed.

2.Wages.(i) .This Award is based on a basic wage of :

Males. Females.Per Week.

s. d. s. d.Within a 15-mile radius from

the G.P.O., Perth 3 13 it 1 19 10Outside a 15-mile radius but

within a 20-mile radiusfrom the G.P.O., Perth 3 14 8 2 0 4

(ii) The margins above the basic, wage per week shallbe:Outside a 15-mile

Within a 15-mile radius but withinradius from the a 20 -mile radius

G.P.O., Perth. front the G.P.O.,Perth.

s. d. s. d.Barmaid 2 17 11. 2 1.8 4Barman 1 4 0 1 4 0

Provided that, hi respect to any basic, wage variationwhich may occur :from time to time, the total wage pre-scribed for a barmaid shall be increased or decreased bythe same amount that the basic wage for barmen is in-creased or decreased as a result of such variation, inorder that the rates for a barmaid and a barman shallremain equal. Wages shall be paid weekly.

(iii) Where the Board of Reference or the Uniongrants a permit for the worker to lodge and/or hoardon the premises of the employer, the sum one poundone shilling and ninepence (-.411 is. 9d.) within a. 15-mileradius from the General Post Office, Perth, and onepound one shilling. and elevenpence ls. 11(1.) out-side a 15-mile radius but within a 20-mile radius fromthe General Post Office, Perth, may be deducted fromthe hereinbefore stipulated wages for hoard and lodg-ing charges.

(iv) The Board of Reference shall consist of theSecretary of the Licensed 'Victuallers' Association, theSecretary of the Western Australian Barmaids andBarmen's Union, with the Clerk of the ArbitrationCourt as Chairman.

3.Residence.(i) Except as hereinafter provided, no barmaid or

harman shall board and/or reside upon the licensedpremises of her or his employer. No employer shallgive or sell, and no worker shall take or buy a mealor meals on the licensed premises where she or he isemployed, without first obtaining the assent in writingof the secretary of the Union.

(ii) The above shall not apply to(a) Any barmaid or barman who is the son or

daughter of the licensee of the hotel in whichshe or' he is working.

(b) Any hotel to which, in the opinion of the Boardof Reference, or the Union, it is inexpedientthat this condition should apply.

4.Hours.(i) All work done in excess of forty-eight (48)

hours in any one week, or of eight (8) hours in anyone day, excepting as provided in (ii) hereof, or out-side a daily spread of thirteen (13) hours, to be workedin not more than three (3) periods, shall be paid. forat the rate of time and a third, such overtime rates tostand alone and be paid for separately and apart fromthe ordinary week's wages.

(ii) On Fridays and Saturdays nine (9) hours maybe worked without incurring the payment of overtime.

3. Jmas Day, Good Friday, Sunday, LabourDay and Anzac. Day.

All work_ dune on (_11rist.ruas hay, Good Friday, andSunday shall be paid for at the rate of three shillings(3s.) per hour or portion of an hour, in addition to theweekly wage. All work done on Anzac Day and LabourDay shall be paid for at the rate of one and a halftime: .Provided that Anzac Day remains as at presentvirtually a Sunday in the trade. Should the presentconditions under which it is honoured be altered, thenthe provision for payment of one and a half time forthat day be discharged automatically from this Award.

0.Casual, Race, Show, and Sports Hands.(i) A casual barmaid or barman may be employed

between the hours of 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. at the rate offive shillings (5s.) per hour; or for not less than eight(8) hours per day at one pound (1). For the purposeof this subclause a casual barmaid or barman shallmean a barmaid or barman whose services are termin-ated by the employer before the completion of five (5)days continuous employment.

(ii) A barmaid or barman employed in booths atcricket matches or as an extra hand at hotels for foot-ball matches for not more than two (2) hours continu-ously shall be paid ten shillings (10/-), but if employedfor more than two (2) hours the provisions of the firstparagraph of the clause shall apply.

(iii) A barmaid or barman employed at the TrottingGrounds or other night sports shall be paid ten shillings(10/-) for work up to 9 p.m. If work proceeds after9 p.m.. two shillings_ and sixpence (2/6d.) per hour shallbe paid. The time for starting work shall be the timeshe or he is told to he at the grounds.

(iv) All work done in excess of eight (8) hours inany one day shall he paid for at the rate of time andone third..

7. Uniform.Where the employer insists upon a barmaid or bar-

man wearing a uniform whilst at work, the employershall provide it and maintain it in a reasonable stateof cleanliness.

8.Meal Time.A barmaid or barman shall be allowed one hour be-

tween the hours of 12 noon and 3 o'clock in the after-noon for dinner, and one hoar between the hours of fiveand eight o'cloek in the evening for tea: Provided that,with the consent of the Union secretary, some otherarranitentent inure suitable to the employer's businessmay be adopted.

9.Weekly Half Holiday.The weekly half-holiday shall commence not later than

1.30 p.m. on souse one week clay in each week irrespec-tive of whether' there are full day's holiday providedfor under Clause 5, excepting' Christmas week: Pro-vided that, should it be agreed that barmaid or barmanshall work during their usual half-holiday, then theyshall receive payment of one day's wage over and abovethe usual weekly wage.

10.Holidays and Annual Leave.A barmaid or barman shall be entitled to two (2)

weeks' leave on full pay after the expiration of eachtwelve (12) months' service. Such leave shall be grantedwithin two (2) months of its becoming (Hie, failingwhich the employer shall pay double time for all worrtdone after that date, and in no case shall the money bepaid instead of the holiday. A barmaid or barmanwhose services have been terminated before twelve (12)months have expired shall be entitled to payment forone day for each calendar month worked.

For the purpose of calculating holiday pay the secondor any subsequent year's service shall be deemed to com-mence on the day and the month corresponding to theoriginal commencement of the barmaid's and barman's

leave.irrespective of the time of grant of annual

11.Notice.Except in the case of casual barmaids or barmen,

twenty-four (24) hours' notice of termination of em-ployment shall be given by either side.

12.Term.This Award shall operate for a period of three (3)

years from its date.

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13.Record Book.(i) Each employer shall keep or cause to be kept at

his business premises Record Books in which shall beentered the name of each worker, the time each Workercoinmences and ceases work each day, the total numberof hours, and the amount of overtime Worked, the timeworked on Christmas Day, Good Friday, Anzac Day,Labour Day, and on any Sunday, and the amount ofwages and overtime paid, and the worker's signaturefor the same.

(ii) The worker and the employer shall be jointlyresponsible for the proper posting of the Record Booksdaily.

(iii). Such Record Books shall be so kept as to beopen to and available for inspection by an accreditedrepresentative of the Union during business hours..

(iv) A roster of the working hours of all barmaidsand barmen shall be kept in the principal bar.

(v) For the purpose of calculating payment and ros-tering, the time of ceasing work shall be and mean thetime when the barmaid or barman has completed allwork behind the bar, whether such cessation is laterthan the statutory closing time or not.

14.Schedule of Wages and Working Conditions.Each employer shall keep on some portion of his busi-

ness premises a copy of this Award, where it shall beopen to the. inspection of the worker at all reasonabletimes.

15.--l'ayment for Sickness, etc.A worker shall be entitled to payment for non-attend-

ance on the ground of personal ill-health for one half-dayfor each completed 111011th Of service: Provided thatpayment for absence through such ill-health shall belimited to six (6) days in each calendar year. Pay-ment hereunder may be adjusted at the end of eachcalendar year or at the time the worker leaves the ser-vice of the employer, in the event of the worker beingentitled by service subsequent to the sickness to a greaterallowance than that made at the time the sicknessoccurred. This clause shall not apply where the workeris entitled to compensation under the 'Workers' Com-pensation Act.

Holiday pay shall not accrue during a worker's ab-sence from his or her employment for any cause what-soever.

16.Area.This Award shall apply to the area comprised within

a radius of twenty (20) miles from the General PostOffice, Perth, and any portion of the Fremantle Licens-ing District situated beyond that radius.

A ppoitylim ENT

(35th -Victoria, No. 3).IIIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased to ap-point Harold Leo Montetiore, of Yarram, in the Stateof Victoria, Solicitor, a Commissioner of the SupremeCourt of Western Australia, to administer or takewithin the State of Victoria any oath, affidavit, affirma-tion, declaration, or acknowhignient by a marriedwoman to be used in the Supreme Court of -Western Aus-tralia. The Commission to remain in force until thesaid Harold Leo Montetiore ceases to reside nn -Victoriaaforesaid, or until he ceases to practise the professionof a Solicitor there, or until revoked.

T. I'. DAVI.ES,Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,Perth, 10th January, 1937.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Watson Victor, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office inWestern Australia of Watson Victor, Limited, is situ-ated at 205 St. George's terrace, Perth, and that JamesEdward Blewett is the duly appointed Attorney for theCompany.

Dated this 16th day of January, 1937.

JACKSON, LEAKE, STAWELL & CO.,of Atlas Building, Esplanade, Perth,

Solicitors for the Company.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Hampton Timber & Hardware Proprietary, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the gegistered Office ofHampton Timber & Hardware Proprietary, Limited, issituated at Number 770 Wellington street, Perth, andthat John Charles Smith is the duly appointed Attorneyof the said Company in the State of Western Australia.The hours during which the office of the Company isaccessible to the public are as follows:On week daysfrom 10 a.m. to 12 noon and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., ex-cepting upon Saturdays, when the hours are 10 a.m. to12 noon.

Dated this 2nd day of February, 1937.J. CHAS SMITH,

Attorney.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.TAKE notice that the Registered Office of Packer andCompany Limited has been removed from First Floor,130A :Murray street, Perth, to W.A.T.C. Buildings,:Esplanade, Perth, and will be open to the public be-tween thel hours of If a.m. and 5 pan. on Mondays to:Fridays inclusive and from 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Sat-urdays.

J. II. -WALTERS,Secretary Packer and Company, Limited.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.West Australian Co-operative Producers Association,

Limited.-NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe abovenamed Company has been removed from 759Wellington street, West Perth, and is now situated at269 James street, West Perth, and is open to the publicfrom Mondays to Fridays front 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and onSaturdays from It tun. to noon.


II. B. ANGUS,Secretary.

II. I. Angus, Publie Accountant and Auditor, Per-petual Trustee Buildings, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Big Bell Mines I.ffinited.

NOTICE is Iter,by given that the Registered Office ofthe abovenamed Coniliany has been changed to GoldMilting Lease No. 2111, Murchison Goldfield, WesternAustralia, and is open to the public on week days, exceptSaturdays, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 12 noonand 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.

Dated this 8th day of I+'ebruary, 1937.

STONE, JAMES & CO.,Solicitors for the said Company,

-17 St. George's terrace, Perth.

IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893,and in the matter of Home Building Trust, Limited(in liquidation).

Notice to Creditors.TIIE creditors of the abovenamed Company are requiredon or before Thursday-, the 18th day of February, 1937,to send their names and addresses, and the particularsof the debts or claims, and the names and addressesof their Solicitors (if any) to Frederick Keith Warner,of Commercial Travellers' Buildings, 69 St. George'sterrace, Perth, the Liquidator of the said Company;and, if so required by notice in writing from the saidLiquidator are by their Solicitors or otherwise to provetheir said debts or claims, at the office of the Liquida-tor, at such time as shall be specified in such notice,or in default thereof they will be excluded from thebenefit of any distribution made before such debts areproved; -Monday, the 1st day of March, 1937, at 3 o'clockin the afternoon, at the said office, is appointed fordetermining as to the allowance of the debts and claims.

Dated at Perth this 4th day of February, 1937.

F. K. WARNER,Liquidator.

Warner & Redmond, Public Accountants, C.T.A.69 St. George's terrace, Perth.

262 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. TEM-o-ARV 12, 1937.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893,and in the matter of Home Building Trust, Limited(in liquidation).

Notice of Liquidation.NOTICE is hereby given that at an extraordinary gen-eral meeting of Home Building Trust, Limited, heldat (1 C.T.A. Buildings, 69 St. George's terrace, Perth,on Thursday, the 4th day of February, 1937, the follow-ing special resolution was passed:" That Home Build-ing Trust. Limited, be voluntarily wound up interms of "rile Companies Act, 1893' ''; a further reso-lution was passed appointing. Mr. Frederick KeithWarner. Public Accountant, of C.T.A. Buildings, 69 St.Geor,geis terrace, Perth, Liquidator of the Company.

Dated at Perth the 4th clay of February, 1937.

E. S. WATT,Chairman of the meeting.

Warner & Redmond, Public Accountants, C.T.A. Build-ings, 99 St. George's terrace, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 67 of the abovenamed Act, the name of Nor-tham Broadcasters, Limited, duly incorporated on theThirteenth day of March, 1929, has been changed to6AM Broadcasters, Limited.

Dated this 8th day of Feibruan, 1.937.

T. I'. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

IN THE MATTER. OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1.8;6;(56 Vict. No. 8).

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions oi'Section 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of IncorporaLion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued toBeam Transport, Limited.


T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.

UNCLAIMED MONEYS ACT, 1912,

The Commercial Bank of Australia, Ltd.

REGISTER of unclaimed money held by The Commercial Bank of Australia, Limited:

Name and last known Address of Owner on Books. Total Amountdue to Owner.

s. d.Alexamler l.eithhead, Collie ... 10 5' 0

Herron Hopetown AVilliams, juranillan, rids Wa:gin 20 0 10

Description of Unclaimed Money.

Balance of Current Account, knownas " Mill A/c.", at 71:he Com-mercial Bank of Australia,Limited, Collie

Balance of Current Account:. at TheCommercial Bank of Australia,Limited, Collie

1 Date of lastClaim.

15th January,1930.

17th April,1930.

T.11 Ii SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA PROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Angus Clarke Macintosh(also known as Angus C. Macintosh), late of Wyal-katchent, in the State of Western Australia, for-merly of Moora, in the sold State, VeterinarySpecialist, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsagainst the Estate of Angus Clarke Macintosh (alsoknown as Angus C. Macintosh), late of Wyalkatchem,in the State of Western Australia, formerly of Moore,in the said State, Veterinary Specialist, deceased, arerequested to send particulars of the same in writing tothe Executor of the Will of the said deceased, care ofStanley Bertram Connor, Solicitor, Northam, on or be-fore the 12th clay of March, 1937, affer which datethe Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto,having regard only to the claims of which he shallthen have lied notice.

Dated the 30th day of January, 1937.

S. B. CONNOR,Solicitor for the Executor,110 Fitzgerald street, Northam.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Edward Thomas, late ofCarbarup, in the State of Western Australia,Farmer and Orchardist, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are hereby required to send particulars thereofin writing to the Executors of the Will of the said de-

ceased, care of .the undersigned, on or before the 12thday of March, 1937, after which date the said Executorswill proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceasedamongst the persons entitled thereto, having regardonly to those claims of which they shall then have hadnotice.

Dated this 3rd day of February, 1937.

ACKLAND & WATKINS,Perpetual Trustees Buildings, 89 St.

George's terrace, Perth, Solici-tors for the Executors.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Samuel Glass, late of Binnuand Northampton, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, Farmer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons haring claims or demands against the Estateof the abovenamed deceased are requested to send par-ticulars in writing thereof to the Executor, c/o Messrs.Parker & Parker, 21 Howard street, Perth, on or be-fore the 12th day of March, 1937, after which datethe said Executor will proceed to distribute the assetsof the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto,having regard only to the claims and demands of whichhe shall then have had notice.


PARKER & PARKER,31 Howard street, Perth,

Solicitors for the Executor ofthe Will of the said deceased.

FEBRuany 12, 1937. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 263

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRILIA, PROBATE JURISDICTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the Estates of the undermentioned deceased persons (ordersto collect and administer whose Estates were granted to me by the said Court under "The Curator of Intestate Estates Act,1918") are hereby required to send particulars of such claims to me on or before the 12th day of March, 1937, after whichdate I will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased persons among those entitled thereto, having regard only tothose claims of which I shall then have had notice.

Dated at Perth the 11th day of February, 1937. J. H. GLYNN,Curator of Intestate Estates.

Name. Date of Death. Date of Order. Address. Occupation.

Taylor, Albert ... ... ... ... 5-4-36 6-2-37 3 Enfield street, Victoria Blacksmith's striker.Park

Roberts, -William ... ... 27-7-36 44 Monger street, Perth ... Pensioner.Horan, Anne ... ... ... ... 21-10-36 formerly of York, but late of Widow.

FremantleRyan, Helen Formal (also ki own as

Helena Ryan)3-9-36 formerly of Bruce Rock, but

late of 33 Wells street,Bellevue

Married woman.

Cannon, John ... ... 16-11-36 Broad Arrow Miner.Whear, Charles Edwin ... ... 13-12-36 formerly of Dongarra, but

late of ClaremontProspector.

Vann, Jane Steele ... ... 18-12-36 ,, formerly of 11 Bruce street,Leederville, but late of

Widow.

ClaremontBird, Charles ... 10-6-36 9-2-37 formerly of Jardee, but late

of 14 Solomon street, Pal-myra

Mill hand.

Aaltonen, Emil Alarik ... 30-11-36 67 Bulwcr street, Perth ... Pensioner.Duffy, John Francis ... 26-11-36 formerly of Onslow and Perth,

but late of ClaremontShearer.

de Giglio, Bruno ... 25-11-36 ,, Bickley ... ... ... Labourer.Parsons, Herbert 11-11-36 ,, formerly of 74 Brisbane

street, Perth, but late ofNo occupation.

ClaremontKelsey, John ... ... 18-1-37 9-2-37 a lemnore, via Corrigin ... Labourer.Meredith, Frederick John ... 16-10-36 10-2-37 Maori :Downs, Burtville,

LavertonCrazier.

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CONTENTS.Page

Administration Act 262-3Agricultural Bank 247A ppointments 232-4, 236-7, 244, 247, 261Arbitration Court .. .. 251-61Audit Act 233Cash Orders lost .. .. 247Chief Secretary 's Department .. 231-2, 236-8Commissioner of Supreme Court 261Companies .. 261-2Crown Law Department 234-6Curator of Intestate Estates 263Deceased Persons' Estates 262-3Farmers' Debts Adjustment ActStay Orders,

232-3etc.Fisheries 231-2Fremantle Harbour TrustRegulations, etc. .. 236-7Game Act .. 232Health Department 232, 237-8HospitalsBoards of Management 237Industrial Arbitration .. 251-61Lands Department 238-44Licensing 234-6Metropolitan Water Supply, etc. 246Mines Department 247-9Orders in Council .. 231-2Premier 's Department 231-2Proclamation 231Public Service Commissioner .. 232-4Public Works Department 231, 244-7Registrar of Companies .. 262Resumptions . . .. 245-6Road Boards 231, 244-5, 247Tender Board .. 250-1Tenders accepted .. 250Tenders invited 239, 244, 251Transport Board .. 244Treasury .. 233Unclaimed Moneys 262Water Boards .. 247Water Supply, etc., Department 246-7

By Authority: FRED. Was. SIMPSON, Government Printer, Perth.