OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. [Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.} [REGISTERED AT THE GENERA POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER] No. 48.1 PERTH : FRIDAY, SEPTEMB

OF

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.[Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.}

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

No. 48.1 PERTH : FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. [1931,

olidays at Towns specified: hereunder.

PROCLAMATION

WESTER/4 AOSTBALIA, I By His Excellency John Alfred North-TO WIT. J more, Administrator in and over the

J. A. NORTHMORE; State of Western Australia and itsAdministrator. Dependencies iu the Commonwealth of

[ii.s.] Australia.TN pursuance of the provisions contained in the fifthsection of "The Bank Holidays Act, 1884," I, theAdministrator of the said State,' do by this my Pro-clamation appoint special clays to be observed as BankHolidays as follows:

Date and Town.Wednesday, 16th September, 1931Dowerin.Friday, 18thSeptember, 1931 .--Dalwallinu.Thrirsday, 24th September; 1931Three Springs.Saturday, 26th September, 1931Ballidu.Friday, 23rd October, 1931Duinbleyung:,

Given under my hand and the Public Sea ] of thesaid State, at Perth, this twenty-ninth, clay ofAugust, 1931:

By His Excellency's Command,

NORBERT KEENAN,Chief Secretary.

GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !

Bank Holidays at Towns specified hereunder.

PROCLA MIA`PIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, j By His Excellency Johu, Alfred, North-

Wrr. J more, Administrator in and over theJ. A. NORTHMORE, State of Western Australia and itsAdministrator. Dependencies in the Commonwealth of

[4.5.1 Australia.

IN pursuance of the provisions contained in the fifthsection Of ' The Bank Holidays Act, 1884," I, theAdministrator of the said State, do by this my Pro-

clamation appoint special clays to be observed as BankHolidays as follows :

Date and Town.Friday, 18th Septernber, 1931Pithara and Tanmiin.SaturdaY, 19th September, 1931Koorda.Saturday, 26th Septeiriber; 1931Wongan HMS.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this fifth day of Septem-ber, 1931. --


NORBERT KEENAN,Chief Secretary.


The Road Districts Act, 1919.Drakesbrook Road Board.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1, By His Excellency John Alfred North-

TO WIT. j more, Administrator in and over, theJ. A. NORTHMORE, State of Western Australia and its

Administrator. Dependencies in the Commonwealth ofAustralia.

P.W. 4383/21.-WHEREAS it is provided by Section 213 of " The RoadDistricts, Act, 1919," that a Road Board may adopt inany area defined for that purpose by Proclamation thesystem of valuation on the annual value: And whereasit is desired to enable the Drakesbrook Road Board toadopt the system of valuation on the annual value Onthat portion 'of the District described in the Schedulehereto: Now, therefore I, the said Administrator, byand - ,with the advice and consent of Executive Council,do hereby proclaim 'and declare. that the DrakesbrookRoad Board may adopt the system of valuation o theannual value on' that portion of the District describedin the Schedule hereto, and may impose Rates 31 ,therateable land within such area on time annual valuethereof, in accordance with the relative provisions of

2064 GOVERNMENT- GAZETTE, W.A. [ SEPTEMBER 11 1931.

the said Act and any Proclamation heretofore' or -hero-after issued thereunder and for the time being in force,

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 8th day of September,1931.


(Sgd.) C. F. BAXTER,Minister Con trolling Local', Government


Schedule.

Prescribed Area A.That portion of Murray Location 26 extending from

the South-East corner of brakesbrook Townsite (Drakes-brook Lot 310) to a point due South, on the right bankof Drakesbrook ; thence along the right bank of saidBrook Westward to the Eastern side of the South-Western Railway reserve ; ' thence North along saidside of the rititway reserve to the South boundaryof the DrakeSbrook Townsite; thence East along saidSouth boundary to the starting point.

PROCLAMATION(under 60 Vict.,, No. 22, Sec. 6)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, t By His Excellency John Alfred North-TO WIT. 3 more, Administrator in and over the

J. A. NORTHAIORE, State of Western .Australim and itsAdministrator. Dependencies in the Commonwealth of

[L.s.] Australia.Corr. No. 3414/06.

WHEREAS by "The Transfer of Land Act, 1893,Amendment 'Act, 1896'' (60 Vict., NO. 22), the Gov-ernm. is empowered by Proclamation in the 0ove,nt-

o lkt:ette to revest in His iMajesty_ as of hiS f °niterestate all or any lands whereof His Majesty may be-'Monte .. the registered proprietor : And whereas HisMajesty is now the registered proprietor of that por-

-t,tion of Helena Location 1, registered in the Office ofTitles in Volume 397, Folio 8: Now, therefore I, thesaid Administrator, with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, do by this Proclamation revest in HisMajesty, his heirs and successors that portion of

e:ena Location. 1 aforesaid as of his former estate.Given under m hand and the Public Seal of the

said State, at Perth, this 8th day of Septem-ber, 1931.

By His Excellency's Cot

(Sgd.) C. G. LATHAM,Minister for Lands.


AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theEXectitive Council Chambers, at Perth, on the 8th dayof September, 1931, the following Orders in Councilwere authorised to be issued:

Forests Act, 1918.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

F.D. 1781/30.WHEREAS by "The Forests Act, 1918," it is pro-vided that a dedication under the said Act of Crownland as a State Forest may be revoked in whole or inpart in the following manner: Ca) The Governor shallcause to be laid on the Table of each House of Par-

: liament a proposal: for such revocation; (b) after suchproposal, has been laid before Parliament, the Governor,on a resolution : being passed by both Houses that such

:proposal be carried out, shall by Order in Council re-, yoke such. dedication: And whereas His Excellency theGovernor did= cause to :be laid on the Table of eachHouse of Parliament his proposal dated they 21st day ofOctober, 1930; for the revocation in part of the dediea-

;Hon, of -Crown lands as State Forest : And whereas,after, such proposal, has been laid before Parliament, aresolution was passed by both Houses that such proposalshould be carried out : Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Administrator,: with the advice and consent of theExceptive Council, doth hereby revoke in part the oe4i-

cation': of Crown lands as State Forest No. 15, by ex-cising that portion of such State Forest as is describedin the Schedule hereto :

Schedule.Wellington Location 4235, as surveyed. (Plan 411B/

40, E2.)L E SHAPCOTT,

Clerk of the Council.

Forests Act, 1918.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

F.D. 1217/31.WHEREAS by " The Forests Act, 1918," it is pro-vided that a dedication under the said Act of Crownland as .a State Forest may be revoked in whole or inpart in the following manner : (a) the Governor shallcause to be laid on the Table of each House of Parlia-ment a proposal for such revocation; (b) after suchproposal has been laid before Pnrlitrnient, the Governor,on a: resolution' being passed 'by both Houses that suchproposal, be carried out, shell by Order in Council revokesuch dedication:. And Whereas His Excellency the Ad-ministrator did cause to be laid on the Table of eachHouse of Parliament his proposal dated the Fourth clayof August, 1931, for the revocation in part of the dedi-cation of Crown lands as State Forest : And whereasafter such proposal had been laid before Parliament aresolution was passed bY both Houses that such proposalshould be carried out : Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Administrator, with the advice and consent of thaExecutive Council, cloth hereby revoke in part the dedi-cation of Crown lands as State Forest No. 38 by excis-ing that portion of such State Forest as is describedin the Schedule hereto .

Schedule.Area 'bounded by lines starting at a point on the

Eastern side of Road No. 3438 situate approximately1,532 links North and 718 links "'East -of the South -East-ern corner of Nelson Location 1250 and extending &leg.32min. about 700 links ; thence 93deg. 32min.' about 700links ; thence 183deg. 32min. about 700 links, andthence 273deg. 32min. abbut 700 links to the startingpoint ; subject to survey. ; (Plan. 443/80, , A2.)

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Co

The Road Districts Act, 1919.Mingenew Road DistrictAlteration of Bou &tries

with the Morawa Road District.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W. 520/31.WHEREAS under the provisions, of , "The Road.' Dis-tricts Act, 1919," the Governor may by. Order in Coun-cil sever any portion of a Road District and annex it toan existing Road District : And WhereaS it is desirableto sever the whole of Lot Al 1447 of Victoria Location2014 from the Morawa Road District and annex it tothe Mingenew Road, District: Now, therefore; His Ex-cellency the Administrator, by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, under the provisionsof the said Act and all other powers enabling- him inthis behalf, cloth hereby sever the whole of Lot M 1447of Victoria Location 2014 from Morawa Road Districtand annex it to the Mingenew Road District.

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

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.Premier 's Department,

Perth, 10th September, 1931.HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Connellhas been pleased to appoint , Joint Anderson Brown,Esquire, of Raith, " Yandanooka, as a -Justiee of thePeace for the Victoria Magisterial District.

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

SEPTEMBER n, 1931.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2065

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 3rd September, 1931.Treasury No. 686/29.

IT is hereby published, for general information,

thatMr. F. Falconer has been appointed Receiver of Rev-enue for the Geraldton Water Supply during the ab-sence of A. G. Chapman for the period 17th Septemberto the 1st October.

Treasury No. 116/29.IT is hereby published, for general information, thatthe following lappointments as Receivers of Revenue forthe Metropolitan Water Supply Department are herebycancelled:L. R. Brown, L. T. R. Byass, W. H. Butler,J. R. Booth, B. J. Clarkson, A. T. L. Johnston, R. V.Lawson, C. A. Nankivell, E. J. O'Connell, F. M.0 'llehir, and B. Tenger.

The Treasury,Perth, 5th September, 1931.

Treasury No. 686/29.IT is hereby published, for general information, thatMr. Albert Walter Rice has been appointed Receiver ofRevenue for the Waroona Irrigation Scheme as fromthe 1st September, 1931.

A. BERKELEY,Under Treasurer.

STATE SAVINGS BANK.The Treasury,

Treasury No. 770/18. Perth, 4th September, 1931.IT is hereby -published, for general information, thatPolice Sergeant A. H. Buckland has been appointedagent of the State Savings Bank at Derby, vice PoliceSergeant Delfs, transferred.

The Treasury,Treasuly No. 803/27. Perth, 7th September, 1931.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatMr. Addison Parker has been appointed agent of theState Savings Bank at Roleystone, vice Mr. P. N.Rogers.

A. BERKELEY,Under Treasurer.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 10th September, 1931.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Conn-en has :approved_ of the following appointments:

Ex. CO. 1585; P.S.C. 242/31.A. B. Rutherford,Counter Clerk and Electoral Registrar, Kalgoorlie,Crown Law Department, to be on Unattached Staff, athis present rate of salary (£325) as from 3rd August,1931.

Ex. Co. 1585; P.S.C. 242/31.C. P. R. Bullock, Jun-ior Clerk, Crown Law Department, to be Clerk, Kal-

-goorlie, at his present rate of salary (£205) as from3rd August; 1931.

Ex. Co. 1701; P.S.C. 232/31.MT. H. Butler, Clerk,Metropolitan Water Supply Department, to be Institu-tion Officer, Child Welfare Department, at a salary of£280 per annum as from 19th August, 1931.-, Ex. Co. 1585; P.S.C. 243/31.A. B. D'Arcy, Clerk inCharge, Records and Correspondence, Mines Depart-ment, to be Chairthan Miners Phthisis Board at a sal-ary-of £475 per -annum as from 1st July, 1931.

Ex. Co. 1631.IT is hereby notified, .-for general information, thatWednesday, 23rd SePtember, 1931, will be observed asa Public Service holiday at Northam in lieu of theholiday granted in the Metropolitan Area for the RoyalAgricultural Show held at Claremont.

G. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner,

RESIGNATIONS.

Chief Secretary's Department,214/19. Perth, 10th September, 1931.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Council has beenpleased to accept the resignations of Mrs. A. M. Clarkeand Sister Bessie as members of the Prison Gate Com-mittee.

F. J. HUELIN,Under Secretary.

THE GAME ACT, 1912-13.Chief Secretary's Department,

1223/19. Perth, 10th September, 1931.HIS Excellency the Administrator has been pleased toadd to Regulation No. 12 (a), under the provisions of"The Game Act, 1912-13," the following proviso:

Provided that, if a license is taken out after the30th day of June, the fee shall be £2 10s. Od.


THE HOSPITAL FUND ACT, 1930.M.P.H. 138/31; Ex. Oo. No. 1690.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Council has beenpleased to appoint the following persons to be Inspec-tors under the provisions of "The Hospital Fund Act,1930 ":Rennie Leslie Millen, Norman Leslie Hodgson,Septimus Vincent Eglinton Glaskin, and George Samuel.


THE HOSPITALS ACT, 1927.M.P.H. 122/29; Ex. Co. No. 1689.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Council has beenpleased to appoint, under, the provisions of ''The Hos-pitals Act, 1927," Boards for the management and con-trol of Hospitals as set out in the Schedule annexed;also Mr. F. Gilham to be a member of the KununoppinDistrict Hospital Board, and Mr. H. E. Blechynden tobe a member of the Beverley Hospital Board, vice Mr.J. L. Thomas resigned; and has cancelled the appoint-ment of Mr. J. F. Moore as a member of the LeonoraDistrict Hospital Board and appointed Mr. E. J. Mooreto be a member of the Board, for the period ending the31st July, 1932.

Schedule,

THE HOSPITALS ACT, 1927.Constitution of Hospital Boards.

Name of Board and Members.Black Range District Hospital Board (Sandstone).

P. G. Green, J. W. *Morgan, F. G. Clinch, E. J. Morris,L. David, A. J. Lydon, E. J. Buzza.

Pemberton District Hospital Board.W. Dowd, E.Fuge, G. Graham, T. Moloney, Dr. A. F. Abbott, L. V.Everett, Mrs. E. Fuge, Mrs. W. Osboine, Mrs. H. Smith,Mrs. Laurence, Mrs. T. Adams, Mrs. T. Wenn, Mrs. E.O'Keefe.

Westonia District Hospital Board.C. M. Harris,A. M. Wood, L. Thomas, P. J. Lindley, W. T. Harris,W. Kelly, W. G. Jones, L. I. Hough, J. Flisher, S.Burdekin, H. G. Beard, J. Chivers.

Ora. Banda and Broad Arrow Hospital Board.G. H.Brealey, R. G. Baiclay, Francis Cassin, R. J. Hancock,David Moyes, William Sanders, Francis Nazzari, W. G.Brealey, James Smith.

Eastern Districts Memorial Hospital Board (Keller-berrin).J. Deane Hammond, G. Uppill, W. Nottage,J. W. Mann, F. A. Silsbury, E. David, A. Fletcher,A. E. C. Prowse, L. Ripper, E. Mitchell, E. J. Arthur,Stuart Patterson) Mrs. M. A. McCabe, Mrs. F. Packham,Mrs. E. George.


2066 - W.A. [ SEPTEMBEit 931.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-19.M.P.H. 1'667/20; E. CO. No. 1659.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Council has ac-cepted the resignations" of P Falgaluir :Ha R. R.\ Aims as' membeis oL the Kununoppin L,,c3,1 Board of-Health, and has been pleased to appoint in their steadT, IIickev !,11,1 A. R. Burnley for the period ending 31St31s7 192'.

THE NURSES REGIST_RATION_AQT,M.P.H. 1614/22; Ex. Co. No. 1660.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in COUncil, under theprovisions of " The Nurses' Registration Act, 1921,"lut, 'been pleased to appointFrederick Augustusljadle, )1.R.C,S., Eng., L.R.C.P. Lond., 1899, F.R.C.S.,Rug., 1905; Jean Vyfe; Eileen ivy CUrW)od, and EthelIi. Mc:Nevin to be members of the Nursc's' RectistrationBoard for a period of three years as from the 1st July,1931.

921.

EVERITT ATKINSON;-Commissioner of Public Health.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 10th September, 1931.

HIS Excellenm- the Administrator' in Exeeutie Councilhas assigned the eb Local Court to the Resi-deel- Magistrate. I',reeure ; Nnd has appointed: W. 0.M:tashr*e, Resident Magistrate, Broome, as ResidentM;[gisirai, Kimberley Goldfield, and Magistiate of theLoeul ('Dort, Hall's Creek, as from the 1st October,-19n.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Councilhas approved of the following appointments:

Constable W. H. Archibald as Acting Clerk to Magis-trates and Acting Clerk of the. Local Court, Hall'sCreek, as from the 1st October, 1931;

R. H. ROutley as Electoral Registrar for the Mt.Leonora Sub-Electoral District, vice E. A. B. 'Lester.

THE Hon.. Attorney General has approved of the fol-lowing appointments :

Constable W. M. C. White as Acting Assistant Bailiff= of the Beverley Local Court, at Pingelly, during the ab-sence on leave of Constable Newnham;

Constable S. J. Tully as Bailiff of the Local Court atWongan ,Hills;

, ==

ThoMpson as a Postal Vote 'Officer for the Wil-li:, a 1 rOgin'Eleeinfal District at Duranillin.

THE. Hon. Attorney General has approved of the un-dermentioned appointments tart cancellations of appoint-ments of Postal Vote Ofilf.ors under Section 89 of "TheElectoral Act; 1907'':

APPOINTMENTS.Guildford- Midland District.

Midland JunctionDullard, L. J.

Katatining -District.KatanningMorriSon, Alan R.Moojebing=Witods; H. (Miss).

Pingelly District:tin-Garrity, I. E. (Miss).

Wagli, District.Graeedcnh min ev, . TI,

CANCELLATIONS.Guildford-Midlaml District.

Midland JunctidnTimood, Maurice.Kimberley District.

Fairfield StationBlythe; A.--

THE Hon Attorney General has approved, under Sec-tion 99 of "The Electoral Act, 1907,'' K the appoint-ment of the undermentioned Polling flares, in connec-tion with the By-Election for the Soulh-East Province,to be heldnon,the;26:th-day of September, 1931.

Albany.--=Town= Hail (Chief Polling Place for Province).

Districts.Albany.=Albany Town Hall (Chief Polling Placa

for ProVince); Cranbrook, Public Hall; Dmanark, PublicHall; lit Barber, Public Hall; Tent-erdeu, Public Hall.

Kutannmeb.Katanning, ToWn Hail (Chief PullingPlace) ; PrIdgebuP, Badgeimp Hall; Brownehill, Agri-aultune I 1-1H1; Borden, Fairant's Garage; GnowangeruP,Memorial i-lall; Kojonup, Court House; Moojebing,Agricultural Hall; Nyabing,. Agricultural Hall; Mura-dup, Agricultural Hall;- Ongerup; Ongerup Hall; Pin-grup, Agricultural Hail; Tambellup; Agricultural. Hall.-

Williams-Narrogin.-1-Narrogin Court House, (Chief-Polling Place) Boddington; Agricultural Hall; Cubal-

ng, Road Board.- Office ; Daikan, AgrieUltnral Hall;Harrisinith, ,State'School;

Higlibury, Agricultural -Hall; Kulin, Road Board Office-;Noman 's Lake,' Agricultural Hall ; Quindanning StateSchool ; Tarwouga, State School; Wickepin;E ; StateSchool; Williams, Court House.

Pingelly.Pingelly, Court House (Chief PollingPlace) ; lde rsyile, State r School; Broolcton, StateSchool ; lig. Hall; Codjatatine, Kia Ora Farm;Corti ;,in, fl,,,th at Brickworks Kendinin/Hall; Milton,Hall ; Pop,,nyineing, C(ouch's 'Premises; Taylor's Well,

;State ; ealeriug, State School.CoarrHouse .(Chief Polling Place)';

Dumbleyneg. Agricultural Hall; 'Kukerin,Hall; take I' Agricultural Hall; Woodanilling,Road

H. G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law.

Police Department,Perth; 21st August, 1931:

THE following article will be disposed of 'by publicauction at Nullagine, in accordance with Section. 76- ofthe Police Act:-1 Gun (damaged condition).

R. CONNELL,Commissioner of Police.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930.

NOTICE is hereby 'given that the undermentioned StayOrder has lapsed:

Farmer's Name. Address. Mt& StayOrder lapsed.

Dame, Richard- Reed Ward Waroona1931.

10th September

10th September, 1931.

W. A. WHITE,,Director.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undermentioned faruneisare to be carried on:undor the Act :

Farmer's Name. Address. Re ceveriAppointed. Address.Address.

DateI of Ad-I ,I journed( Meeting.

Felton, Mathew Gunyidi . . A. Martin . . Peith ... 27-2-32George

Ryan, Henry Wil- Kalannie A. Martin ... Perth . . 29-2-32Liam Denis O'Neil

McDermott, Arehi-bald James

Muntadjin A Martin ... Perth : 1-3-32

Schneider, Julius Rowgadai.. Primary Rro- Perth : 11-2-32Albert ' ducers' Trus-

tee Co. ofW.A.

Corry, Samuel Roy Bulyee ... A Martin . . Perth . 5-3-32


W. A. WHITE,Director,

SEPTEMBER 11, 1931.] GOVERNMENT GAZtTn, VV.A 2007

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Oidershave been issued in accordance with Section 7, Sub-section 1, of "The Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act,1930," and Amendment Act, 1931, which heads asfolldws

A Stay Order shall' direct that no action, execu-bon, distress for -rent, proceedings on default orbreach of covenant under any mortgage or othersecurity for money, or under an agreement of saleand .purchase of -land or other process or proceed-ing, shall be commenced or proceeded with or putin force against the farmer or his estate er effectsduring the operation of such Stay Order. Providedthat; by leave, of a, judge, any action may, not-withstanding the Stay Order, be instituted and/orcarried on against the farmer, but not beyond judg-ment.

Farmer.Surname and Cs hristiaM

Names1

Address. Date ofOrder.

Name ofReceiver.

TaAor,' HenryRichard, JohnRalph, & Harry(trading aS:" H.'lt.Taylor C Sons ")

McKay, Norman Don-

Murray, John

Northampton 4-9-31

13 b

Welbungin .., I 8-9-31

DiStrict InspectorGrant,: Agricul-tural Bank, Ger-aldtom

District InspectorCook, Agricul-tural Bank:,Kununoppin.

District InspectorCOok, Agricul-turalKunuitoppin.

W. A. WHITE,Director.


FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930.Nounrc..s,hereby given that the undermentioned StayOrder 'has been cancelled:-

Farmer's Name. Address.Date Stay Order

Cancelled.

Machin, Leslie Bridgetown 9-9-1031

W. A. WHITE,Director.


THE LICENSED SURVEYORS ACT, 1909.

Surveyor General's Office,Perth, 29th August, 1931.

IT is hereby notified, fm general information, that anexamination of those desiring to qualify under the ahoy(Act will be held in Perth commencing on Monday, thh21st September, 1931..

Intending candidates should lodge their applications,accompanied by credentials, plans, and field notes, to-gether with a fee of £5 5s., to the undersigned, notlater than the 14th September, 1931.

Copies of the Regulations governing the examinationare obtainable at ls. 3d. each from the undersigned.

H. LAMPHEE,Secretary

Land Surveyors' Licensing Board of W.A.

RESERVE.Department 'of Lands and Surveys,

`Perth `9th September, 1.931.;.

HIS Excellency the AdMiniStrator in Executive Councilhas been pleased to set apart as a Public Reserve thehind described in 'the Schedule below for the purposetherein set forth:

13196/11.IALCOL:M.No 20741 (Railways Anaconda

\,Vater SuPply).Location No. 9. (7a. 2r.) (Plan43/300.) (Reserve 7560, "Common," is hereby re-duceih)

C. G. MORRIS,'Under Secretary for Lands.

AMENDMENT OF AREAS AND BOUNDARIES OFRESERVES.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 9th September, 1931.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in' Execiiive:-Counci1has been pleased to approve. of the areas and boundariesof the following Reserves being amended as described inthe Schedules ;below, for- the purposes 'therein set forth;'the areas and boundaries previously published in theqovernment ;Gazette;, being hereby cancelled:

1219/25.-NELSON (Group 126).-No. 18900 (School Site). -

Location 10940 and the area bounded by lines startingfront the North-East corner of 'said location and ex-tending ,269deg. ;59min. about 650 -links; thence 359deg.8min. about 850 links, the opposite boundaries beingparallel and equal, (About 10a. 2r. 4p.) (Diagram53307; Plan 414C/40, El.)

6,793/13.WONGAN HILLS.-No. 19029 (Church Site-

Methodists).Lots 52 and 53. (2r.) (Plan WonganHills ToWnsite.) (Reserve 13425 is hereby 'reduced.)

4099/30.NELSON (Mobrup).-No. 20580 (Recreation).-Lo-

cati.on,,No., 11659. (12a, 2r. 19p.) -(Diagram 57063;Plan: 437D/40, A3.)

MORRIS,-Under Secretary for Lands.

NANNUP SETTLEMENT.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corres. 4244/30. Perth, 4th September, 1931.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned locations are set apart to be' disposedof by the Minister for Lands under the provisions ofSection 5 of "The Land Act Amendment Act; 1922": -

Nelson Locations 11069, 11070, 11071, 11072, 11075,11076 11077 11078

J and 11079. (Plan 43,9A/40, C2.),,

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 9th September, 1931.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe undermentioned lots are now open for sale, underthe eonditions specified, by public auction, as pro-Vided by "The Land Act, 1898," at the following up-set prices:

Applications to be lodged at Bridgetown.5349/10.-MANJIMUP, Town, 357 (39.1p.), £160;

358 (39.1p.), ,£250; 359 and 362 (1r. each), £100 ,each;360 and 361 (1r. each), £75 each. Subject to the addi-tional payment of £5 on each block for improvements(clearing). (Reserve 12709, School Site, is hereby re-duced.)

Applications to be lodged at Bunbury.104 /93.- COOKERNUP.- Suburban for Cultivation,

Suburban Lots 80 and 81 (4a. '2r. 39p. each), £15 each.3644/29.-DRAKESBROOK, Suburban for Cultiva-

tion, 319 (11a. lr. 24p.), £27; 320 (9a. lr. 19p.), £22.

Applications to be lodged at Northam.10453/08, Vol.' 3.--WYALKATCHEM, Suburban for

Cultivation, 235 (11a. 3r. 3p.), £70; 236 (10a. Or. 28p.),£60; 237 (9a. Or. 33p.), £54; 238 --(Ga.- Or. 24p.),' £36;239 (Oa; Or. 25p.), £36; 240 (6a. Or. 23p.),.£36. ; Theboundaries of Wyalkatchem Townsite are herebyiL:lided to include the whole of ,these lots.

Applications to be lodged at. Perth.7881/07.-GUNNYIDE Suburban for, Cultivation, 35

(5a. 2r. 11p.), £16; 41 (5a.), 15; 42 (5a Or. 10p.),£15; 36 (4a. 11. 24p.), £13; 40 (5a.), £1J , 37 (4a. lr.24p.), £12; :38 (4a. 11. 23p.), £12; 39 (4a. 3r. 39p.); £12.

Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referredto are now obtainable at this office and the officesof the various Government Land Agents.


2068 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTE IBEI2 11, 1931.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale at Public Auction on the dates and at theplaces specified below:

BUNBURY.16th September, 1931, at 3.30 p.m., at the District Lands

OfficeDrakesbrookTown 9, 36, 2r. 39p. each, £10 each;

30, la. 12p. £10; 31, la. 17p., £10; 23, 24, 25,18, 19, 10, 11, 47, la. each, £10 each. 20, 3r. 20p ,

£10; 8, 2r. 31p., £10; 4, 3r. 23p., £10; 3, 2r., £10;2, 2r. 6p., £10; 74, lr. 26p., £10; 75, lr. 4p.,£10; 48, 3r. 39p., £10; 49, 3r. 37p., £10; 50, 3r.36p., £10; 51, 3r. 34p., £10; *318, 4a. lr. 14p.,£20, '265, 4a. 5p., £10.

KALGOORLIE.16th September, 1931, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands

OfficeKalgoorlieTown 2221, 2222, ir. each, £10 each.Brown Hill '-'.Town 65, 36p., £12.

MERREDIN.23rd September 1931, at 4 p.m., at the Court House

MerredinTown, 580, 581, 582, 583, 584, 585,38.8p. each, £25 each; 586, 37.9p., £30; 595,ir. 2.7p., £25. 596, 597, 599, 600, 601, lr. 3.5p.each, £20 each; 602, lr. 2.8p., £25; 681, lr.22.3p., £30.

KATANNING.1st October, 1934 at 11 a.m., at the District Lands

OfficeGnowangerupTown 182, lr., £12.

"Suburban for cultivation.Subject to payment for improvements if purchased

by other than the owner of same.The purchaser will have the option of taking in lieu

of a grant of the fee simple, a lease under the Regula-tions at the scheduled capital value nearest the upsetprice for the term of 99 years, on payment of apremium equal to the amount of his bid in excess ofthe upset price.

All improvements on the land offered for sale are theproperty of the Crown; and shall be paid for as the.Minister may ;direct, whose valuation shall be final andbinding on the purchaser.

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


TENDERS FOR LEASING. FOR DEPASTURINGPURPOSES (KADJI KADJI STATION).

Perth Land Agency."The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. 2456/30. Perth, 2nd September, 1931.

TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinresumed Pastoral Leases 3520/93 and 2754/93, situatedEast of Pintharuka, containing about 130,000 acres, areinvited.

The above area will be available for leasing, for de-pasturing purposes only, under "The Land Act, 1898,''and its amendments, for a term of five (5) years, sub-ject to the following conditions:-

(a) That the lessee undertakes to maintain theexisting improvements;

(b) That any improvements effected by the lesseeduring the currency of the lease may be re-moved by him at the termination of the lease,otherwise such improvements will become theproperty of the Crown;

That, in the event of any of the land being ap-plied for under Conditional Purchase condi-tions and granted, the area of the. lease willbe reduced and rent adjusted accordingly.

Tenders for the above, accompanied by the first half-year 's rent, (the minimum amount being fixed at therate of Two hundred pounds per annum), endorsed"Tender for late Pastoral Leases 3520/93 and 2754/93,"

(c)

shown on Public Plans 121, 122, 128, and 129/80, andaddressed "Under Secretary for Lands, Perth," mustbe lodged at the Lands Office, Perth, on or before Tues-day, the 22nd September, 1931.

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 received;the one to be accepted will be determined by, the LandBoard.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted. (Plans 121, 122, 128, and 129/80.)


LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASINGunder Part X. of "The Land Act, 1898."

IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be available for general selection under Part X. of"The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, on, andafter the date specified:

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, 1931.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Kimberley Division.Dampier District (near Roebuck Plains Station).

Comes_ 940/18. (Plan 136/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

44,744 acres; being the area surrendered from Streeterand Male's Pastoral Lease No. 1447/93; subject topayment for improvements (if any).

North-West Division.Erivilla District (near Landor Station).

Corres. 353/26. (Plans 72 and 73/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

19,996 acres; being A. R. E. Russell's forfeited Pas-toral Lease No. 3625796.

North-West division.Teano District (near Collier Range).

Corres. 2516/27. (Plans 71 and 80/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

86,950 acres being the area surrendered from J. R.W. Brown's Pastoral Lease No. 3697/96.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, 1931.KALGOORLIE LAND -AGENCY.

Eastern Division.Jaurdi District (about 40 miles North of Boorabbin).

Corres. 6160/28. (Plan 2-1/300.)That area of unsurveyed _land, ,containing about 240

acres; being 'D. McAndrews' forfeited Pastoral' LeaseNo. 3652/97.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.North-West Division.

Tcauo District (near Collier Range);Corres. 3804/28. (Plan 80/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about 8,80.5

acres; being J. B. W. Brown's forfeited Pastoral LeaseNo. 5036/96.


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder and subject to "The Land Act, 1898," and itsamendments.

The areas marked "A" shall be open for selection bythe special classes of selectors hereinafter named hi thefollowing order of preference:

(1) Under " The Discharged Soldiers' SettlementAct, 1918," by "Discharged Soldiers" with,in the meaning of paragraphs (a), (h), and(c) of the interpretation of the term inSection 3, of that Act, and "Dependants"within the meaning of that term in the saiesection.

SEPTE V.11:11tAitkt GAZETTE: W.A.

(2) Under "The Land Act,, 1898," by ex-BritishSoldiers who were on active service in thelate war.

,(3) Under " The Land Act, 1898," by Munition\Yorkers in the late war.

(4) Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ordinarySelectorS.

(In the event of an applicant. other than a DischargedSoldier under subparagraph (1) obtaining a block with-in a Repurchased Estate, the term of the lease and con-ditions of payment will 'be subject' to re-adjustment inaccordance with the provisions of "The AgriculturalLands Purchase Act, 19i 9,1,)

The areas marked "B" are not subject to such orderof preference.

ApplicatiOns must , be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the district in which tho'land, is situated, not laterthan the date, specified,' but may be lodged before suchdate if -so 'desired.-

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,the application to be granted :win be determined by theLand Board, ,except in cases .where itt,is already deter-Mined hv the "order of preference set out above under"A." 'Should any lands remain unselected such will

'continue' 'available until applied, for or otherwise dealtwith.

If a -Land Board sitting , becomes necessary, theapplicants ',for:, the .blocks will ,be duly notified of thedate, time, and place of the meeting of the Board, andthere shall be an interval of at least three days be-tweea,the closing-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 orBranch Land Offices for a certificate to the RailwayDepartment, which, on presentation at the nearestRailway Station, will entitle him to a Return Ticket,at ,,Excursion RateS;,,to the place where the Board willsit, available for seven days from the date of issue.

The selector of a Homestead Pa rni' from 'any locationavailable under Part:VIII. ,must. take the ;balance there-of, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

The prices quoted hereunder (exc:usive' of the value ofiini»vvements,..if, any, and survey fees, and land acquired

the:Crownunder The Agricultural Lands PurchaseAct. 1909," or otherwise for settlement) are reduced byone-half to DL,wharged A.I.F. Soldiers only.

SCHEDULE.

NOW OPEN.GERA LUTON -LANE) AGENCY.

Victoria District.WyngoendyRepurellased Estate (South of Mullewa).

Under Part V., Section 55, of " The Land Act, 1898,"as- modified by "The Agricultural Lands, Purchase.Act,; 1909: ",

Cont., 824/31. --(Plan 127/80, 1) & E 1 and 2.)Lot. No. ; containing 1,067a. lr. 13p.; price per

acre- 18s.;'- "half yearly instalment over 30 years, at6 , per 12s.' 11d.; to lie taken with Location.8851; and Location 8851; containing '5a. lr. 2p. ; priceper acre24s.; to be taken with Wongoondy Lot 5.The Crown Grant of either holding will not be issueduntil all conditions in. respect of both blocks are com-plied with. These areas are only available to settlerswho, in the opinion: of the Minister possess the necessarycapital and experience to satisfactorily develop the land,"for :which purpose he' may appoint a Board of 'Inquiry ;being G. Della,Bona 's cancelled application.

OLEN WEDNESDAY, 16th SEPTEMBEII, 1931.BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.

(-13;),

"Roe District (about 121/, miles East of Hyden).N 0,

Open r Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 346/SO,C4.)

Location 1476, containing 2,142a. Or. 33p., at 7s. 6d.per acre; classificatiow page 1 of 1953/28; being M.Murphy's forfeited Lease 68/2197.

eRAvon District (about 14 miles North of LomoS).Corr. No. 2841/28.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 344/SO,

ALTLocation 19826, containing 160 acres, at Ss. 0d. per

acre; classification page 6 of 2841/28; being Wade'sforfeited Lease 68/1160.

I1IlIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Nelson District (about three miles East of Green-bushes) .

Corr. No. 13209/01.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan 414C/40, E4.)The area, containing about 7 acres, bonnded on the

East by Location 0167, on the South and West by Oone-chain road along the Bunbury-Bridgetown 'RailwayReserve; and on the North by Miner 's Homestead LeaseNo. 24; subject to survey, clasSification; and pricing,and to the reservation of the marketable timber to-theCrown.

"B1)Nelson District (near Pemberton).

Corr. No. 1289/30.Open under Part V. Section 60. ( Plan 442/1310;- E1,

and Locations near Pemberton.)Location 11551, comprising 4a. 3r. 3Sp., at £5 per

acre ;' subject to the condition that the grantee shallpersonally reside on the block within Months ofthe date of approval and for the balance of the termof- the license; available only to. persons who hold noother blocks in this subdivision; being G. Dickerson's(jun.) iorfeited Lease 60/232.

cB72Sussex District (near Ludlow).

Corr. No. 11146/06.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIIll (Plan 41313/40,

E2.)The area, containing ;theta 88 acres, bounded on

the East by the Western boundary Of :Location 1425and same extended Northward, ou the South by Loca-tions 2269, 1420, and 323, on the North-West by RoadNo. 200, and on the North by Location 1417; subjectto any necessary survey, claSsification, and pricing.

Sussex District (12 miles East of Margaret).Corr. No. 5167/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 440/80,

02.)Locations 3650 and 3763, comprising. 162a. 2r. 8p.,

at 10s. per acre; subject to timber conditions; being1.1. W. M. Fisher 's forfeited Leases 74/1183 and 57/484.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.(413.1,1

Williams District (about one mile South-East ofCulbin).

Corr. No. 6746/24.Open under Parts V., "VI., and

Fl.)Location 4767, comprising 160a. Or. 38p.; subject

to pricin,;; classificatio fiago 4 of 6746/24; subjectto timber conditions; ,being M. Walsh's forfeited LeaSe24530/74.

VIII. (Plan 410B/40,

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY:"B."

Aeon District (about two miles South of WoOlundraSiding).

Corr. No. 131/31.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.: (Plan 25/SO,

B & C4.)Locations 20828 and 26829, containing about 34a.

2r. 3 tp. and 47a. 3r. respectively: chiSsdfications page 3of 131/31 and page 19 of 9185/10; subject to 'pricing,and to an Ag,rienitural Bank mortga ge being the nioaSexcluded from D. Thomas' application'.

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Avon District (about nine miles North-West of WogarlSiding).

Corr. No. 3851/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 5/80,

Locations 18292 and 26138, comprising 959 acres, at4s. per acre; classification page 8 of 385l/27 beingR. S. Garbutt's forfeited Leases 22781/68 and 25920/74.

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Ninghan District (near Karloning).Corr. No. 384/31.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 66/80,

F4; 67/80, 'A4)Location 3708, excluding Reserve 20655, containing

about 1,220 acres; subject to survey, classification, andpricing, and to the payment of one-quarter survey fee(£7 10s.) with application; being V. H. Broomhall'scancelled application.

B.3,Ninghan District (about our miles North of Koorda).

Corr. No. 301/31.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 56/SO,

F2.), Location 2119, comprising 160 acres, at £1 3s. 6d.per -acre excluding survey fee- and including improve-ments; Classification page 4 of 1296/23; subject to thepayment of one-quarter survey fee (£2 ;12s. 6d.) withapplication; being S. G. Greenham's forfeited Lease68/3016.

pB.Avon District (about 12 miles East of Wadderin).Corr. No. 63/28.Open under Parts V. VI and VIII. (Plan 5/80,

E3.)Location 25092, containing 1,328a. 2r. 18p., at 4s. 6d.

per acre, including survey fee; classification page 8of 63/28,; being F. Creaser's forfeited Lease 68/640.

cB./)Melbourne District (about seven miles West of

Ballidu).Corr. No. 5498/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII, (Plan 64/80,

C4.)Location 3215, comprising 1,422a. 2r. 9p., at 3s. 9d.

per acre; classification page 13 of 5498/27; excludingsurvey fee; subject to the payment of one-quartersurvey fee (£8 2s. 6d.) with application; being H. R.Way 's forfeited Lease' 68/297.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.eta,'Murray District (East of Balgobin Siding).

Corr. No. 10519/12.Open under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 380B/40, D1.)The area, containing about 9a, 3r. 16p., bounded by

lines starting from the junction of the Southernmostboundary of Location 462 with the ,West boundary ofLocation 318 and extending Southward along the latterboundary about 700 links; thence West about 1,400links; thence. North to the Southernmost boundary ofLocation 462 aforesaid, and thence Eastward alongsame to the starting point; subject to survey, classi-fication, and pricing. Reserve 14629 is hereby reduced.

(cp,'Swan District (about seven miles North of Muchea).

Corr. No. 9472/07.Open under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 28/80, C2.)Location 2370, comprising 25a. 2r. 10p.; subject to

classification and pricing; being A. Gittins' forfeitedLease 19274/55.

Swan District (about one Mile East of JandabupLake).

Corr. No. 3295/16.Open under Parts V., VE, and VIII. (Plan 1A/40,

Bl.)LocationA932, containing 100 acres; subject to classi-

fication and pricing.

«B.f,Swan District (about one mile North of Herdsman

Lake).Corr. No. 1414/17.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan Swan

Locations at Osborne Park.)Location 2881, containing 5a. Or. 1p.; price per acre,

including interest-£23 18s. 7d.; .half-yearly 'instalmentfor 25 years, first instalment as deposit-£2 7s. 11d.;selection is limited to one block to each person in thisEstate, unless otherwise approved by the Hon. theMinister lior. Lands.

B.),'Peel Estate' (about two miles North-West of Karnu9).

Corr. No. 768/31.Part V. of "The = Land Act, 1898." (Plan Peel

Estate.)Lots 340 and 341, containing 22a. 3r. 17p. and 47a.

3r. 39p. respectively purchase price, including surveyfee-£200 10s.; half yearly instalment over "30 years,including interest at 7 per cent.-£7 15s. 4d.; subjectto the conditions applying to this 'Estate; being por-tion of the area contained within S. Hall's cancelledapplication.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.

Williams District (about seven miles South of TarinRock).

Corr. No. 54/29.Open under Tarts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 1407/80,

Al.)Locations 10782 and 11022, containing 1,000 acres;

subject to reclassification and pricing; subject to pay-ment for improvements, if any; being C. Harvey'sforfeited Leases 68/12-06 and 74/590.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, 1931.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

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Nelson District (near No. 1 State Mill).Corr. No. 5655/24.Open under Part V., Section 55. (Plan Locations

near No. 1 State Mill and 442B/40, El.)Location 9676, comprising 24a. 3r. 8p.,, at 32s. per

acre; subject to the following conditions:-(a) Thatthis location be selected under Section 55; (b) that aperson, being the holder of two other locations in thislocality, will be ineligible to hold this block; (c) thatpersonal residence will be undertaken by the successfulapplicant; subject also to the conditions governingselection of land within Saw Milling Permits.

rc&f,Nelson District (about 15 miles South of Narlingup).

Corr. No. 3991/09.Open under Parts V., VI., and VII., (Plans'438A,40,

C2.)Location 4417, containing 160 acres, subject to classi-

fication and pricing and to timber conditions; beingE. Retchford's forfeited Lease 12499/74.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.

Victoria District (about four miles West of Arrino).Corr. No. 5632/28.Open under Parts V., VI,, and VIII. Plan 123/80,& E 3 & 4.)Location 4072, containing 1,477a. 3r. 21p. at 4s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 21 of 3791/18; being C.E. Maley's forfeited Lease 68/729.

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KATANNING LAND AGENCY.

Kojonup District (about 15 miles South of Muradup).Corr. No. 646/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 437A &

D/40; A2 & 3.)Locations 7876 and 7877, containing 2,386a. 2r. 22p.,

at 4s. ,9d. 'per acre, reducible to 2s. 6d. per acre if,poison is eradicated and land stocked within ten years;classification page 3 of 5160/22; the Government' doesnot :guarantee. Agricultural Bank advances nor the con-struction of a railway to serve this land; being J. G.Hewson's 'forfeited Leases 68/2344 and 74/946.

'Kojonup District (about 31/2 miles South -East ofKwobrup).

Corr. No. 1133/31. -

Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 417/80,E2.)

Location 6380, containing 1,500 acres, at 5s. peracre, reducible to ls. 9d.- if poison is eradicated andland stocked_ within ten years ; .classification page 18.Of 48/20; "being- T. D. Schafer's cancelled application.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.(c13.11

Williams District (about eight miles South of CougelinSiding).

Corr. No. 743/21.Open under Part -V., Section 60. (Plan 384B/40, Fl.)Location 12494, containing 14 acres; at 16s. per acre;

classification page 3 of 743/21; being L. G. Ingram'sforfeited Lease 1870/60.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.icB,/Avon District (about nine miles East of Cramphorne).

Corr. No. 2725/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 5/80,& F 1 & a.)Locations 19177, 19178, 19179, and 19213, containing

4,291a. 3r. 26p., at 5s. 6d. per acre; classifidation page'5A of 2725/27; subject to payment for iMprovements;being S. E. McCarthy 's forfeited Lease 22894/68.

Melbourne District.Corr. No. 10383/11.Open under Part V. (Plan 57/80, B2.)The laud contained within the closed road passing

along the'Easternthost boundary of Melbourne Location144-2and part of -the North boundary of Location 1438,at 15s. per acre. This land is available only to holdersof land abutting thereon. The Crown Grant of thisland will not be issued 'before those of adjoining blocksin the same name.

i(B,2Ninghan District (about 10 miles East of Nugadong).

Corr.:No. 353/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 89/80,

E4.)Location 1151, containing 1,000a. 3r. 14p., at 4s. 9d.

per acre; classification page 10 of 5168/26; being G.H. Hanunond's forfeited Lease 66/2236.

(B.,,Ninghan District (about one mile North-East of

Gabbin).Corr: No. 4277/28.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 55/80,

A & B2.)Location 2804, containing 332a. 3r., at 6s. per acre;

classification page 5. of .1277/28 being 0. A. Wright'sforfeited Lease 68/1039:

Avon District (about six miles South-East of Wogarl).Corr. No. 1061/26.Open, under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 5/80,

D & E3.)Location 24906, containing 1,030a. lr. 10p., at 5s.

per acre, excluding survey fee; classification page 10of 1061/26; subject to payment for improvements andto the payment of one-quarter survey fee (£7) with

application; and Location 19317, containing 996 acres,at -3.S. per acre; classification page 39 of 9514/11; theGovernment retains the right to resume free any landrequired for railways or other public purposes; beingR. Rudall's forfeited Leases 20999/68 and 68/1935.

Ninghan District (about seven miles North of BonnieRock).

Corr. No. 3738/30.Open under Parts V., VI.,

B2.)Locatibu 3189, containing

per acre; classification pageP. Hewitt's' 'forfeited Lease

and VIII. (Plan 67/80,

1,08/a. lr. 12p., at 12s.13 of 5967/27; being J.55/1960:

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Peel Estate

(about 2',i miles South -East of Baboanup).Under Part V. of -"The Land Act, 1898."

Corr. 1029/31. (Plan Peel Estate.),Lot 108,- containing ,288a: On 31p.; price per acre-

15s.; purchase price--£216 2s. 11d.; half,yearly-:instal-ment over 291/,' years, including interest at 6 per cent.-£7 16s. 3d.; subject to an Agricultural Bank mortgageand to they conditions: applying to this':Estate; beingA. Vuletich's forfeited Lease 65/2157.

Swan District-Herdsman Lake Lots.Corres. No. 5227/30.Open under Part V. (Section 55) of "The Land Act,

1898," as modified by the provisions of "The Agricul-tural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," and amendments.

Lots 15 and 385, containing 5a. 3r. 31.1p. and lr.36.8p. respectively; price per acre--£70; total pur-chase price, including house at £300--£749 9s. 10d.;fortnightly instalments over 30 years, including interestat 61/2 per cent.--£2 4s. 9d.; to be :selected as one hold-ing.

Areas subject to examination of survey.These lots are available subject to the following con.

ditions:-7(a) The price of each block, with interest at 61/2 per

cent. per annum, is payable by fortnightly 'instalmentsover a term of 30 years; the first instalment to belodged with the application, subsequent instalments tobe payable at the office of the Workers' Homes Board,Treasury Buildings, Perth.

(b) Every application will be submitted to a Boardof Inquiry, and no application will be granted withoutthe special approval of the Minister

(c) Each lot shall be -fenced on the surveyed boun-daries with a fence sufficient- to resist the trespass ofgreat and small stock within two (2) years from thedate of approval.

(d) Each lot shall, within one year, have at leastone-tenth of its area, and within three years, one-fourthof its area, cultivated bang fide as a vegetable garden.

(e) Lessee shall enter into personal occupation of theland immediately on receipt = of approval notice.

(f) No transfer or mortgage prior to the. issue ofthe Crown Grant will be considered or approved unlessit includes all the land comprised in the lease.

(g) The lessee shall insure the house in the nameof the Minister with an insurance company to be ap-proved by the Minister, and shall keep the house in-sured during the whole term of the lease. The policyand receipts for premiums to be deposited with theMinister, who shall have power, in the event of defaultbeing made by the lessee, to pay all premiums necessaryfor, maintaining the said insurance, and any sum so paidby the Minister shall be recoverable on demand by theMinister: Provided that there- shall be no obligationon the Minister to pay any insurance premium, andthat any such payment shall be without prejudice to hisright to forfeit this lease for breach of covenant.

(It) The lessee shall keep and maintain the house ingood repair and condition to the satisfactiOn Of theMinister.

(i) The lessee shall continuously reside in the house.Failure to reside in the house, or to pay the instal-ments on the due dates or to otherwise comply withany of the above conditions, will render the holdingliable- to forfeiture, together with all moneys paid upto the time of such forfeiture.

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(j) The provisions of "The Laud Act, 1898," andits amendments shall otherwise apply.

(k) The acceptance by the lessee of a lease of anyor the within-mentioned locations shall be deemed to bean acknowledgment by the lessee of the conditionsherein contained, and to imply an undertaking by thelessee duly and faithfully to observe, perform, andcomply with the said conditions, and each and every oneof them, without any further covenant in that behalfCy the lessee.

RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.C(B,/

Olcifield District (about 10 miles North-West ofRavensthorpe).

Corr. No. 3104/27.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan 405/80, D &

3 & 4.)"Locations 421 and 423, comprising 1,979a. Or. 29p.;

subject to pricing ; classification page 5 of 3104/27;subject to an Agricultural Bank mortgage and to min-ing conditions ; being G. E. Taylor 's forfeited Leases68/403 and 74/284.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.(CR,'

Jilbadji District (near Nulla Nulla).Corr. No. 6413/28.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan 36/80, B4.)Location 277, containing 3,859a. 3r. 7p., at 3s. per

acre, excluding survey fee ; classification page 6 of6413/28; subject to timber and mining conditions, topayment for improvements, and also to the paymentof one-quarter survey fee (£12 15s.) with applicationand the balance in five years ; being W. Barr 's for-feited Lease 68/2261.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.413,/

Williams District (about 11 miles South "of Kukerin).Corr. No. 2879/29.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 408/80,

E & "fil" 2 & 3.)Locations 11498, 11499, and 13011, containing 1,827a.

2r. 20p., at 6s. per acre, reducible to 2s. 9d. if poisonis eradicated and land stocked within 10 years ; classi-fication page 7 of 2879/29; being F. Woods' forfeitedLease 68/2450.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, 1931.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.B.2,

Hay District (near Group 138).Corr. No. 3410/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 453/80,

P4.)Location 1749, containing about .159a. 2r. 21p."; -sub-

ject to pricing and to survey of Recreation Reserve20726 within this location.

Plantagenet District (about eight miles North-West ofAlbany).

Corr. No. 2572/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 451/80,

"04.)The area, containing about 210 acres, being that

portion of Location 4680 South of Location 764 and -West of Road No. 3387 ; subject to survey, classifica-tion, and pricing, and to the payment of one-quartersurvey fee (£3 10s.) with application; being J. Nor-man 's cancelled application.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.Avon District.

Corr. No. 518/31.Open under Part V. (Plan 343A/40, B & 02.)The laud contain ed within the closed road passing

along the North-Western boundaries of Avon Locations4465,.4469, and 2376, part of the North-Eastern hour.dary of the last-mentioned location, and the North-Western boundaries of Locations 3750 and 2614, at15s. per acre. This land, is available only to holdersof land abutting thereon.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.tray,

Nelson District (near Jardee).,Corr. No. 719/29.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 442B/40,

El.) 'Location 11220, containing 162a. Or. 5p., excluding

tramway reserve and road, at 15s. per acre, excludingsurvey fee ; and Location 11221, containing -156a: Or.24p., excluding tramway reserve, "at 15s. per acre, ex-cluding survey fee,; subject to the condition that themarketable karri existing on the areas shown withhatched red lines on classifications pages 50 and 51of Pile 719/29 is not damaged in any way or destroyed,and that the Permit holder has the right to enter andcut this timber as and when required.

((B')Nelson District (about five miles South-West o

Pemberton).Corr. No. 6421/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and (Phan 4420/40,

D3.)Location 8177, comprising 58a. 3r. 16p.; subject to

pricing and to timber conditionS.

tea ),Nelson District (about nine miles South-East of

Northcliffe):Corr. No. 3731/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 454B/40,

P2.)Location 10733, comprising 98a. 3r. 11p., at 13s. per

acre ; being D. D: Johnstone 's forfeited Lease 74/1103.

Nelson District (about three Miles East of DombakupSiding).

Corr. No. 4158/30.

P4 .)Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. ( flan 442C/40,

Location 10015 containing 146a. 2r. 9p.; cash price,including survey fee-£260 10s.; half-yearly instalmentover 30 years, including interest at 7 per cent. perannum-£10 ls. 9d.; available subject to the conditionsthat :- (1) The lessee shall maintain the improvementsto the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands ; (2) theGovernment does not guarantee a continuance of drain-age maintenance; (3) no person shall be. granted morethan one lot containing buildings, except with the specialapproval of the Minister for Lands ; being A. Morri-son 's cancelled application.

Sussex District (about three miles' Vest of MetricupSiding).

Corr. No. 4210/00.Open under Part V. (Plan 413D/40, B4.)The area, containing about 10 acres, bounded by

lines starting from a point situate 89deg. 57min. 100links from the South-East corner of Location 1675 andextending 359deg. 56min. about 10 chains; thence 89deg. 57min. about 10 chains ; the opposite boundariesbeing parallel and equal ; subject to survey, classifica-tion, and pricing. Reserve 7267 (Water) is hereby re-duced.

(cm')Sussex District (near Abba. RiVer).

Corr. No. 251/31.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 413B/40,

E2.)Location 1830, containing 70a. 2r. 35p., excluding

drain ; subject to pricing and to the reservation of themarketable timber to the Crown ; subject alSo to theconditions-(1) that the lessee shall maintain'' the im-provements to the satisfaction of the Minister forLands ; (2) that the. Government doeS not guarantee acontinuance of drainage maintenance nor any Agricul-tural Bank advance.

SEPTEMBER 11, 1931.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Sussex District (near Group 87).COrr. No. 251/31.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 413C/40,

D4.)Location 3002, containing 152a. 3r. 8p.; and Loca-

tion 3003, containing 161a. lr. 19p.; subject to pricingand to the reservation of the marketable timber to theCrown; subject also to the conditions :(1) that thelessee shall Maintain the improvements to the satisfac-tion of the Minister for Lands; (2) that the Govern-ment does not - guarantee a continuance of drainagemaintenance, nor any Agricultural Bank assistance.

Sussex District (near Witchcliffe).Corr. No. 4444/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 440A/40,

B2.),Location 1035, comprising about 178 acres, subject to

pricing;, and that portion of Location 1032 situate Westof a line parallel to and at a distance of about 36chains from the East boundary of Location 1033, con-taining about 130 acres; subject to survey, classificmHoc., and pricing, and to the payment of £5 on accountof survey.

Sussex District (near Group 64).COrr. No. 183/31.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 440D/40,

B3 & 4.)Location 2718, containing 225a. 2r. 14p.; subject to

pricin, and to the reservation to the Crown of -the mar-ketable timber and timber tramway rights in accordancewith the amended schedule to "Tic Land Act, 1898,"as published in the Goveramcatt Gazette of the 24thApril, 1931.

B.,)Sussex District (about two miles North-East of Forest

Grove).Corr. No. 2859/30.Open under ',Parts V., VI., and V111. (Plan 4401/40,

B3.)The area,, containing about 430 acres, bounded on the

North by a road along the South boundaries of Loca-tions 1627; 1628; 1629; and 2798, on the East by Loca-tions 1639, .2794, 1642, 1043, 3155, and 1646, on theSouth by Locations 1647 and 1631, and on the Westby Locations 1630, 3125, 1616, and 1617, excluding thearea, containing 42 . acres adjoining the North boun-dary of Location 1647, which is already open; subjectto survey, classification, and pricing; subject also tothe reservation to the Crown of the marketable timberand timber tramway rights in accordance with theamended schedule to "The Land Act, 1898," as pub-lished -in _the Government Gazette of the 24th1931.

Sussex District (about two miles South of Carbimp),Corr. No. 10/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 413D/40;

C3.)Location 2265, comprising 136a. 2r. 5p., at 12s. per

acre; classification page 19 of 10/24; being E. L. Law-rence.'s forfeited Lease 24517/74.

Sussex District (about 10 miles East of Margaret RiverSiding).

Corr. No. 5151/30.Open ander Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 440/A40,

C2.)Locations 3618 and 3722, comprising 244a. 2r. 15p.,

at 9s. 6d. per acre; subject to timber conditions; beingP. Rile)-'s forfeited Leases 74/1193 and 55/2036.

Nelson District (near Kirup).Corr. No. 8916/98, Vol. 2.Open under. Parts V., Vt.,' and VIII. (Plan Kirup

Townsite: and 414D/40, C3.)That 8portion- of Kirup Townsite, containing about

100 acres,- bounded on the West and South -1,4V a Westand a South boundary of the townsite, and on the North-West by Road No. 1228, and on the North-East by theBuntolryJiridgetown Railway Reserve, excluding Re-ser-cc 9870 (Sanitary site) m subject to survey, classifi-catiou, and pricing: the boundaries of Kirov Townsiteare hereby amended to exclude this area.

G-ERALDTON LAND AGENCY.

Victoria. District (about five miles East of Hutt).Corr. No. 1351/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIIL (Plan 160/SO,

D & Cl.)Locations 6693, 4058, 6696, and 9356, containing

1,226a. 3r. 18p., at Gs. 6d. per acre; classification page19 of 3175/18; subject to an Agricultural Bank mort-gage; being S. Soultani's forfeited Leases 68/2592 and74/1033.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.,413/y

Kojonup District (about 10 miles North-East ofBroomehill).

Corr. No. 1835/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and (Plan 417D/40,

C3.)Locations 7984, 7985, 3106, 6828, 7979, and 6324, con-

taining 566a. Or. 25p., subject to pricing; classificationspage 5 of 1835/24, page 4 of 6621/4, page 4 of 10560/11, and page 5 of 1556/24; being Riggs' and Oliver'sforfeited Leases 19122/68, 24506/74, 24507/74, and24508/74.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about two miles South-West ofMukinbudin).

Corr. No. 14648/11.Open under Part V., Section 57. (Plan 55/80, F4.)Location 20709, containing 15 acres, at £7 13s. 40.

per acre, including improvements; also the area con-tained within the closed road, 2a. 3r., extending fromthe West, boundary of Location 20709 to the West boun-dary of Location 14106, at £1 per acre. Reserve 16195,"Water," is hereby cancelled.

Avon :District (near Coates Siding).Corr. No. 3781/97.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. , (Plan 2A/40,

AL)The area, containing. about 140 acres, bounded by

lines starting from thn. South-West corner of Location8576 and extending South to the North boundary ofLocation 8109; thence Westward along same and on-ward a total distance of about 35 chains; thence Northabout 40 chains; thence East to the West boundary ofLocation 8576 aforesaid; thence Southward along sameto the starting subject to survey, classification,and pricing. 'Reserve 14275, " Timber, ' is hereby re-duced.

Avon District (about nine miles South of I3encubbin).Corr. No. 859/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 55/80,

C4.)Locations 14247 and 24904, comprising 1,493a. 1r.

21p., at 4s. 66. per acre; classification page 38 of6839/09, ,Vol. 1; the Government retains the right toresume- free any land required for railways er otherpublic purposes; being F. P. Hackshaw s forfeitedLeases 68/2486 and 74/988.

Avon District.Dockland Repurchased Estate (near Northam).

Corr. No. 2697/23.Under Part V., Sections 55 and 56 of "The Land

Act, 1898," as modified by "The. Agricultural LandsPurchase Act, 1909." (Plan 27C & D/40, C & D3.)

Lot 5, containing 342a. 2r.; price per acre£4 8s.;purchase price£1,507; half-yearly instalment over 30years, including interest at 6 per cent.£52 17s. 4d.;subject to an Agricultural Bank mortgage and to theconditions applying to selection within this Estate;being J. D. Neil's forfeited Lease 20/2045.

Ninghan ,District (about 41/2 miles North, of Cleary).Corr. No. 301/30.Open under Parts V., 'VI., and -vim (Plan 66/80,

Al & 2.)Locations 2998, 3465, and 3466, containing 1,719a. Or.

36p., at 4s. 66. per, acre; classification page 16 of5537/27; being S. C. and, C. G. Andrews' forfeitedLeases 68/2243, 74/904, and 74/903.

207 GOVERN1VIENT GAZETTE, W.A.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Canning District (near Bickley).Corr. No. 7142/19.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 1C/40,

E4.)The area, containing about 160 acres, bounded on the

West by Location 506, on the North by a road alongthe South_ boundary of Location 673 and by Location

a363, on 111, East by a line praallel to and at a distanceOf 'about 5,330 links 'from the East boundary of Loca-tion 506 aforesaid, and on the South by Locations 626and '627, and a line in prolongation Eastward of theNorth boundary of the latter location; subject to sur-vey, classification, and pricing ; also to the reservationof the marketable timber to the Crown.

Murray District.Corr. No. 4828/29.,Open under ,Part V. (Plan 380C/20.)The land contained within the closed road passing

along part of the West boundary of Murray Location1027, at £1 per acre. This land is available only toholders of land abutting thereon. The Crown Grantof this land will not be issued before those of adjoiningblocks in the same name

a')MOrray, District (near 9-Mile Lake).

Corr. No. 3430/17.Open under Parts V VI., and VIII. (Plan '380E/40,

ELYThe area, containing 139 acres and 18 perches, being

that portion of Location 1294 (Reserve 16953) situateSonth of the surveyed road passing through said loca-tion subject to classification and pricing. Reserve16953 (Timber for Settlers) is hereby reduced.

Swan District (near \Nrooroloo).Corr. No. 17873/10.Open under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 18/40, 1P2.)Location 2643, comprising 10 acres, at £1 per acre ;

classification page 18 of 17873/10; being R. H. Jor-dan's forfeited Lease 1311/60.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.crimyYilgarn District (about six miles North-West of

Westonia).Corr. NO. 4367/22.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan 35/80, D3.)Location 175, containing 991a. 3r.; at lls. per acre ;

classification page 13 of 2723/22; subject to an Agri-Cultural Eank mortgage and to mining conditions; beingJ. O. and D. R. Moffatt 's forfeited Lease 39357/55.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.

Boo District (about three miles South of Buniche).can% No. 2984/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan ,357/80,

P3.)Location 548, containing 3r. 3p., at 5s. per

acre ; classification page 26, of 6226/22 the Governmentretains : the right to resume free any land required forrailways or other public purposes; being E. A. Leete 'sforfeited Lease 20756/68.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 7th OCTOBER, 1931.RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.

B.,7Oldfield District (about 12 miles North-West of

Ravensthorpe).Corr. No. 1437/27.Open under, Parts V. and V I. (Plan 405/80, E$.)Locations 350 and 351, containing- ,1,000 acres, at 8s.

96. per acre ; classification page 8 of 6088/23; subjectto an Agricultural Bank mortgage and to mining condi-tions; being R. J. McDonagh's forfeited LeaSes 42346/55 and 25615/74.


[SEPTEMBER 11, 1931.

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 137a of ." The Land Act, 1898," for pon-pay-ment of rent or other reasons :

Name, Lease No., Rent or other reason, Corres. No.;Plan.

Brown,' T. C.; 38663/55; £42 Os. Od.; 3930/21; 405/80.'Brown, T. C.; 22299/74; abandoned; 3938/21; 405/8Q.Crumby, Cecil; 19829/68; 12s. 3d.; 1338/25; 386/ .

80, 387/80, P. & A. 2.Hanunond, R. J. 0.; 68/1995; abandoned; 3803/29;

66/80.Harvey, Alexander: 68/1917 non-compliance with con-

ditions; 1565/29; 24/80, A.B.4.Howell, E. R.; 6S/2898; abandoned; 4864/30; 65/80,

Dl.Howell, E. R.; 74/1173; abandoned; 4863/30 ; 65/50.Kelly, James ; 55/1124; non - compliance with condi-

tions; 3198/28; 374/80 and 375/80.Kelly, James; 56/208; hOn-compliance with conditions;

4593/28; 374/80 and 375/80.Kirby; N. H.; 08/2555 ; non-complin [lee With condi-

tions; 1498/30; 34/SO, Al.Maddern, J. 0.; 19648/68; £29 6s. 2d.; 4286/25; 65/

SO, F2, and 06/80, A2.McElroy, David; 40956/55; £37 15s. 6d.; 3376/24;

421/80, Bl.McElroy, David ; 24078/74; non compliance with condi-

tions: 3377/21; 421/80, B1.Mills, N. W.; 1799/57; £7 6s; 11d.; 2119/28; 3S6 /80,

D3.Mills, :N. W.; 1800/57; £9 Os. 00.; 2484/28; 386/80,

D3.Nelson, E. P.; 68/1846; non-compliance with, condi-

tions; 2802/28; 89/80, A. & B. 3. "Orchard, Fred.; 68/2412 ; non-compliance with condi-

tions ; 3953/29; 53/80, D4.Walsh, Michael ; 19836/68; £9 9s. 6d.; 6747/24; 410B/

40, Fl.Wright, Joseph ; 68/2797; non-compliance with condi-

tions; 3868/30; 24/80, C4.

C. 0. MORRIS;Under Secretary for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.WHEREAS the BEVERLEY Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board; held at Beverley onor aboOt the 2nd day of October, 1923, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say

1177/10.No. 4299: Extension.A strip of land, one chain

wide, leaving the present road on the 'South-Easternboundary of Avon Location 1934 and extending, as sor-veyed North-Eastward along part of said South:Easternboundary to the West corner of Location 2472; thenceSouth-Eastward along part of the South-Western boun-dary of said Location 2472 to Road No. 2426. (Plan342B/40, E2.)

WHEREAS the MOUNT MARSHALL Road Board,, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held atBencubbin on or about the 2nd day of July, 1931, re-solved to open the road hereinafter deseribed, that isto say:--

3513/24.No. 7184: Deviation and extension.A strip of

land, two chains (widening in part), leaving the pre-sent road on the North boundary of Ninghan Location606 22 chains 64.7 links from its North-Eastern cornerand extending (as shown Diagram 54850) North-East-wal'd through Locations 3024 and 2643 to the South-West corner of Reserve 17927; thence East along, theSouth boondary of the said Reserve and North-East-ward (as surveyed) along the North-Western boundaryof Location 3025 to a surveyed road at the Northerncorner of the last-mentioned location. (Plan 66/80,,D & E 4.)

WHEREAS the ,GREENBUSHES Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at' Green-bushes on or about the 12th day of August,-1925, re-solved to open, the road hereinafter described, that isto say: -

6696/09.No. 7904: Deviation of part.A strip Uf land, one

chain wide, its North-Eastern side leaving a North sideof the present road on the South boundary of Nelson

SISPTEMOER 11, 1931.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \ A.

Location 10958 2 chains 60.5 links from its South-Westcoiner and extending (as shown Diagram 40747) 136deg. 35min. 10 chains 98.8 links and 103deg. 44min. 5chains 84.2 links to rejoin a North-Eastern side of theold road in Location 6254. (Plan 414C/40, E4.)

WHEREAS the WEST ARTHUR Road Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held atDarkan on or about the 21st day of July, 1931, resolvedto ,open the road hereinafter described, that is to say:

5144/14.No. 8773: (Johnston Street).A strip of land, one

chain wide, leaving a surveyed road at the North-West-ern corner of Darkan Lot 173 and extending North-Eastward along the South-Eastern side of the Collie-Narrogin Railway Reserve to Road No. 2981 (Moodi-arrup: Road) at the North-Eastern corner of Lot 162(Reserve 15837). (Plan Darkan.)

WHEREAS the WILLIAMS Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Williams onor about the 29th day of July, 1930, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say:

2609/30.No. 8774:A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

Road No. 1061 at the North-Eastern corner of Welling-ton Location 2192. and extending West (as surveyed)along part of the South boundary of Williams LocationF and the South boundaries of Wellington Locations1291 and 3436 to the South-West corner of the last-mentioned location. (Plan 410B/40, El.)

WHEREAS the ,MERREDIN Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Merredin onor about the 12th day of January, 1931, resolved toopen the road hereinafter described, that is to say:

130/31.No. 8775 :A strip of land, 25 links wide, leaving

Second Avenue at the North-Western corner of Lot 43(L.T.O. Plan 5058) of Avon Location 7757 and ex-tending Southward (as shown Diagram 54949) alongits Western boundary to Third Avenue at its South-Western corner. (Plan 24/80, A2.)

WHEREAS the SWAN Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at :MidlandJunction on or about the 10th day of June, 1926, re-solved to open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:-

2566/26.No. 8776:A strip of land, one chain wide (widen-

ing at the South-West corner of Swan Location 3003),leaving Road No. 4243 at the South-West corner ofSwan Location 3003 and extending East (as shown-Diagram 52696) 'along the South boundary of said Loca-tion-3003 and part of the South boundary of Location3002 to the East side of Matthew Road at the NorthWest corner of Lot 107 of Location P. (Plan 1A/40,C2.)

WHEREAS the KULIN Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Kulin on orabout the 11th day of May, 1931, resolved to open theroad hereinafter described, that is to say

3847/30.No 8777 strip of land, one chain wide (widen-

ing in parts), leaving Road No. 7126 at the North-West corner of Williams Location 13386 and extendingSouth (as showin Diagram 55486) along part of itsWest boundary to 11 chains 27.3 links South from theNorth-East corner of Location 14410. (Plan 376/80,C4.)

WHEREAS the DENMARK Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Denmark onor about t the 19th day of June, 1931, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say: -

1190/31.°No. 8778.A strip of land, one chain wide (widening

in part), commencing at the North-East corner ofPlantagenet Location 1970 and extending (as shownDiagram 57065) South along a West boundary of Den-mark Estate Lot 447 and West along a North boundaryof the said lot to a surveyed road on its Westernmostboundary. (Plan 4520/40, D4.)

WHEREAS the CHITTERING Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Moolia-beenee on or about the 8th day 'bf June, 1931, reSolvedto open the load hereinafter deScribed, that is to say:

1254/31.No. 8779.A strip of land, one chain wide (widening

in part), leaving a surveyed road at the NoithVestcorner of Swan Location 3269 and extending East (assurveyed) along its North boundary, a North boundaryof Location 3283, and the North. boundary of Location2505 to the North-East corner of the last-mentionedlocation. (Plan 31/80, E & F 3.)

-WHEREAS the NUNGARIN Road Board,' by resolu-tion- passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Nurigarinon or about the 12th day of July, 1931, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say

1288/31.No. 8780.A strip of land, one chain wide

,

leavinga surveyed road at the North-West corner of NinghanLocation 3175 and extending East outside and alongthe North boundaries of Locations 3175, 3176, 3194,and 3193 to the North-East corner of the last-mentionedlocation; thence continuing East to the No. 1 Rabbit-Proof Fence about 20 chains North of the 76-M.P.thereon. (Plans 66/80, Fl; 67/80, A.B. & Cl.)

And whereas His Excellency the Administrator, pur-suant to Section 17 of "The Public Works Act, 1902,"by notices published in the Government Gazette, de-clared that the said lands had been set apart, taken, orresumed for the purpose of the said Roads, and thatplans of the said lands might be inspected at the De-partment of Lands and Surveys, Perth.

And whereas the said Boards have caused a copy ofthe said notices to be served upon the owners and occu-piers of the said lauds resident within the State, or suchof them as can with reasonable diligence be ascertainedeither personally or by registered letter posted to theirlast-named places of abode.

And whereas the Administrator in Executive Councilhas confirmed the said resolutions, it is hereby notifiedthat the lines of communication described above areRoads within the meaning of "The Road Districts Act,1919," subject to the provisions of the said Act.

Dated this 9th day of September, 1931.


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

Perth, 11th September, 1931.IT is hereby declared that the undermentioned landshave been set apart, taken, or resumed under Section17 of "The Public Works Act, 1902," for the purposeof new roads, that is to say":

IP%

Chittering.

L. & S. 6761/12; M.R.D. 1533/29.No. 67: Deviations and wideniugsA strip of land,

two chains wide (widening in parts), leaving the presentroad at the North-East corner of Melbourne Location3234 and extending in a general Northerly direction (asshown O.P. 4669 and Diagram 56300 and embracingportions of the old road)' through Locations 935, 383,and Reserve. 850, along the South-EaStern boundary ofReserve 7615, the Western boundaries of Location§ 77and 102, through Locations 935 and 539 and againthrough Location 935, rejoining the 'old road near anangle in same situate 12 chains' 56.4 links from theNorth-West corner of said Location 539.

17a. lr. 15p. being resumed from MelboUrne Loca-tion 935.

3a. lr. 1p. being resumed from Melbourne Location383.

16.2p. being resumed from Melbourne Location 77.23.2p. being resumed from Melbourne Location 102.4a. Or. 15p. being resumed from Melbourne Location

539. (Plan 31/80, El & 2.)

2076 uO VERNMENT GAZETTE: W.A. [ SEPTEMBER 11, 1931.

Sussex.L. & S. 2422/91; M.R.B. 94/31.No. 330: Widening of part:-That portion Of Sussex

Location 253 bounded by lines commencing at its North-Western. corner and 'extending (as shown Diagram53477) .Eastward along part of its Northern boundaryfor a distance of 6 chains 2 links; thence 233deg. 40min: 5 chains 11.7 links and 206deg. 17min. 3 chains44.6 links to its West boundary; thence North alongpart of the said West boundary for a distance of 4chains 3.6 links to the starting point.

2r. 37.4p. being resumed from Sussex Location 253.(Plan 413D/40, 03.)

Chittering.9409/97.No. 1118: "Widening of parts: -That portion of

Swan Location 163 bounded by lines commencing on theWestern side of the present road 'Meg. 39min. 1 chain,28 links and ]min. 1 chain 62.1 links from its inter-section with the South boundary of the said locationand extending (as shown Diagram No. 49597) 330deg.59min. 1 chain 48.4 links, 269deg. 38min. 2 chains13.3 links, 281deg. 50min. 36.7 links; thence 84deg.34min. 3 chains 22.6 links, and 180deg. lmin. 1 chain66.5 links to the starting point.

Also a triangular portion of Location 137 bounded bylines commencing on its South boundary 5 chains '84.3links from its South-East corner and extending (asshown Diagram 49600) 285deg. 5min. 1 chain 96.6links, 34min. 1 chain ; thence 128deg. 41min. 2 chains41.9 links to the starting point.

18.5p. being resumed frdm, Swan Location 163.15,2p. being resumed from Swan Location 137.

(Plan 28/80, D2.)'

Cuballing.4166/02.No. 1633: Widening of part :-A triangular portion

of Williams Location 481 bounded by lines commencingat. its South-West, corner and ,extenfiing (as shown Dia-gram 55472) North alono.,, part of its West boundaryFor -a distance of 1 chain

alonglinks; thence 135deg. lmin.

2 chains 12.2 links to its South boundary and Westalong part of said South boundary for , a distance of 1chain 50, links to the starting point.'

13p. being resumed from Williams Location 481.(Plan 385A/40, Al.)

Dumbleyung.2980/07.No. 2837: Widening of part.-That portion of Wil-

liams Location 6825 bounded by lines commencing atits North -West corner and extending (as shown Dia-gram, 5548,7) 138deg. 14min. 4 chains 9.5.5 links, 180deg. 3 chains 3.1 links, 205deg. 35min. 4 chains 38.2links, and 190deg. 22min. 7 chains 81.5 links to theWest boundary of the said location; thence North alongpart of said West boundary to the starting point.

3a. Or. 13p. being resumed from Williams 'Location6825. (Plan 408A/40, 02.)'

Chittering.File No. 9409/97.No. 4200: Widening of part.-That portion of SWan

Location 570 bounded by lines commencing at thejunction of the North-Eastern side of the present roadwith the Western side of Toad No. 1118, and extending(as shown Diagram 49598) 305deg. 26min. 1 chain 26.3links, 36deg. 53min. 2 chains 8 links, 66deg. 33min.- 88.2links; thence 200deg. 31min. 2 chains 93.5 links to thestarting point.

36p. being resumed from Swan Location 570. (Plan28/80, D3.)

Greenmount.Corr, No. 5593/14.-No. 5053: Widening of part.-That portion of Lot

50 of Swan Lodation- 1235 bounded by lines commenc-ing at its North-Eastern corner and extending (asshown Diagram 56348) 238deg. 17min. 79 links and 270deg. 13min. 96.8 links to its West boundary ; thenceNorth along part of said West boundary to the North-Western corner of the said lot and' North-Eastwardalong its North-Western boundary and South-Eastwardalong its North-Eastern boundary to the starting point.

23.6p. being resumed from Swan Location 1235.(Plan 1BC/20, Glen Forrest.)

Kent.382/24.No. 7465: Deviation of part.-A strip of land, one

chain wide (widening at its commencement and on the

North boundary of Location 406), leaving the presentroad on the South-East boundary of Kent Location 40810 chains 28 links from a South-East corner of same,and extending (as shown DiagraM 55488) North andNorth-Eastward through said Location 408 and North-Eastward through Locations 818 and 406 to a Northboundary of the last-mentioned location; thence East(as surveyed) .along part of a North boundary of saidLocation 406 to rejoin the old road.

7a. 2r. 23p. being resumed from Kent Location 408.2a. Or. 22p. being resumed from Kent Location 818.2a, lr. 10p. being resumed from Kent Location 406.

(Plan 418/80, Cl.) -,

Kojonup.741/30.No. 8781: --A strip' of land, one chain- wide (widening

in parts), leaving Road No. 2465 at the South- Western-corner of Kojonup Location 3964 and extending East-ward (as surveyed, and as shown Diagram 55482) alongits Southernmost boundary,, through Location 3969 andalong part of its North boundary and the Northernmostboundary of Location 7873 to a North-East corner ofthe last-Memtioned location ; thence -South along an Eastboundary of and through Location 7873 to its Southboundary and West along part of said South boundaryto the North-West corner of Location 6428; thenceSouth along the West boundary of said Location 6423to a surveyed road at its South-West corner,

Sa. lr. 18p. being resumed from Kojonup Location3969.

13a. lr. '29p. being resumed from Kojonup Location7873. (Plan 437D/40, B3.)

West Arthur.Corr. 356/31.No. 8782: -A strip of land, one chain Wide; leaving

a surveyed road at the North-Eastern corner of Wellington Location 2415, and extending South-Eastward(as surveyed) along the North-EaStern boundaries :ofLocations 2415 and 2458 and South along, the -,'Eastboundaries of Locations 2458 and 2490 to Road' No.2099 along the Western side of the Collie-Narrogin rail-way reserve. (Plan 410B/40, E & F 2.)

Greenmount.Corr. No. 1160/31.No. 8783: -A strip of land, 50 links wide, commenc

ing at the North-East corner of Lot 1 (L.T.O. Diagram7799) of Swan LoCation 986 and extending Westward(as' shown Diagram 56349) along the Northern boun-daries Of Lots 1 to 5, inclusive, to the North-Westerncorner of the last-mentioned lot ; thence Southward 7r,links wide along part of an Eastern boundary of theGoldfields Water Supply pipe track Reserve'. to 'Road,No. 1781 (Railway Terrace)

lr: 17.6p. being resumed fronn Swam Location 986.(Plan - Sawyers' Valley.)

Plans and more particular descriptions: of the -landsso set apart, taken, or ,resumed may be inspected , at theDepartment of Lands and Surveys, Perth.

"By order of His Excellency the Administrator.C. G. LATHAM,

Minister for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Clo- tire of road.

T. H. Waldock, R. L. Cowcher, and M. King, beingthe owners of land over or along which the portion of

-road hereunder described passes, have applied to theWilliams Road Board to close the said portion of road,vie.:

700/31. Williams.'N. 488 :-The surveyed road along the North boun-

dary of Williams Location 9035; from Road No. 3163at its North-West corner to' the North-Wes corner ofLocation 1127. (Plan 384D/40, C3.),

WALDOCK,,,R. L. COWCHER:.N.

John Barrett Leonard, on -behalf of the WilliamsRoad Board, hereby assent to the above applicatiOn toclose the road therein described

J. B. LENNARD,Chairman Williams Road BOard.

29th August, 1931,

SEPTEMmtI 11, 1931.1 GQVERNMENT, GAZETTE, W.A. 2077

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Department of Mines,

Perth, 8th September, 1931.IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of " The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Administratorin Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Leases and applications for Leases as shown below.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

Gold Mining Leases.

The undermentioned applications for Gold Mining Leases were approved, subject to survey :

Goldfield. District. NO. of Application.

East CoolgardieEast MurchisonMt. MargaretPilbara

Wilun a ...Mt. Margaret ...Marble Bar ...

5449E.432J, 433.r, 434r.2220T*, 2221T*.85S (Reward).

The surrenders of the undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were accepted :

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

East Murchison ... Wiluna ... ... 355J* Waratah ... ... Pearce, Hubert James ; McHugh, WilLiam Albert.

357J* Waratah South ... do. do. do.Yilgarn ... ... 3371 Lady Margaret . ... Hampton Consols Gold Mining Corn

pany, No-Liability.

Mineral Leases.The undermentioned application for a Mineral Lease was approved, subject to survey :

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

Pilbara Marble Bar 352.

The undermentioned Mineral Lease was declared forfeited for breach of covenant, viz., non-payment of rent :


.

Outside ProclaimedFields

... ... ... 3211r Manganese Knob ... ... Matthews, William ; Matthews, JohnDalhson, Reginald ; Da]]ison, Thomas

Miners' Homestead Leases.

The forfeitures of the Undermentioned Miners' Homestead Leases for non-payment of rent; published in the Government Gazetteof the 10Th July, 1931, were declared cancelled, and the Lessees re-instated as of their former estate :


Mt. Margaret ...Yilearn

Mt. Margaret ... I 32T GretaI.ilyvale

Escott, William Clement.Pettit, Francis Clement.

* Conditionally.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.

License to Treat Tailings.Department of Mines,

Perth, 8th September, 1931.HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council, by virtue of the powers conferred under Section 110 of " The MiningAct, 1904," has been pleased to grant the License to treat Tailings, as shown below.

J. SCADDAN,Minister for Mines.

No. Corres. No. , Licensee. Goldfield. Locality. Period.

;62Ek (1/3D 1126/31 Morfey, John ,,.. .., East Murchison Late G.M. Lease No. 1234 ... 3 months fromSeptember, 1931

1st

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W. [SEPTEMBER 11, 1131.


Perth, 8th September, 1931.HIS ExCellency the AlministraltOr in Executive Council, in accordanCe with Section 297 of " The Mining Aot, 1904," has-beenpleased to anthorise the occupants of the undermentioned Temporary Reserves to occupy, conditionally, the said TemporaryReserves.


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

217u623u

273/20801/31

Australian Iron and Steel, LimitedJohnson, John Henry

28th February, 1932 ...31st January, 1932 ...

Yampi SoundBulong, East Coolgardie Goldfield

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Authority to Mine on Reserved and Exempted Lands.

Department of Mines,1078/31. Perth, 8th September, 1931.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council,by virtue of the powers conferred under Section 30 of"The Mining Act, 1904," has been pleased to grant,conditionally, Walter Stanley Jones authority to mineNo. 470H (1m/31) on certain reserved and exempted

[ids within Water Resi.m.c 4,10300 situated 11/2 miles2.iirt.11 of LennonVille Tiicnasite Murchison -Goldfield ;to he held as Prospecti Arca No. 1342M.



1581/31. Perth, 8th September, 1931.HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council,in accordance With the 'Provisions of Section 297 of"The Mining Act, 1904," has been pleased to approveTemporary Reserve No. 637n, comprising certain Crownlands situated at Beria Townsite, Mt. Margaret Gold-field, South and adjoining Temporary Reserve No. 632H,commencing at the South-West corner of TemporaryReserve No. .6321-1 and extending 216degc; 30min.=9,821links; thence 126deg. 30min.= 5,091 links ; thence 36deg. 30min.=9,821 links; thence 306deg. 30min.=5,091links along the Southern boundary of Temporary Re-serve No. 632n to the point of commencement as shownin colour blue on Lithographic Plan at page 1, MinesFile 1581 /31;- and to authorise Bewick Moreing and Coin-pany- to ; occupy, conditionally, the said Reserve for aperiod of six months from the 1st day of September,1931, for the purpose of prospecting for gold.


THE MINING ACT, 1904.Authority to Mine on Reserved and Exempted Lands.

Department of Mines,1079/31. Perthi 8th September, 1931.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council,by virtue of the powers conferred under Section 30 of" The Mining Act, 1904," has been pleased to grant,conditionally, Horace Smith and William Brooks au-thority to mine No. 469H (lx /31) on certain reservedand exempted lands within the Kanowna Townsite,North-East Coolgardie Goldfield ; to be held as Pros-pecting Area No. 746x.

J. SCADDAN-,Minister for Mines.

LAND DRAINAGE ACT, 1925.Benger ; Drainage District Rate for 1931-32.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Rate Book for theyear ending; 30th June, 1932, of all ;lands, now liableto be rated under the above-mentioned Act, has beenmade up and is open for inspection by Ratepayers.

-By order of i:the Board,

F. RAEBEL,Chairman,

15th July, 1931,

BENGE11 DR\ I-NAGE BOARDNOTICE OF RATE.NOTICE is hereby given that, cinder the powers con-ferred by the above-mentioned Act, the Board hasordered a Rate of 214d. in the for the Benger Drain-age -District, to be made and levied foi.' the year ending30th June, 1932, upon all rateable lands entered in theRate Book.

The said Rate is now payable in accordance with theBy-laws made under the aforesaid Act.

By order of the Board,P. RAEBEL,

Chairman.5th July, 1931.

MERREDIN ROAD BOARD.IT is hereby notified that John Gendall has been ap-pointed Ranger to the Merredin Road Board.

H. H. HARLING,Chairman.

SWAN ROAD BOARD.NOTICE is hereby given that George Cleverley has beenappointed Poundkeeper for the Swan Road Board Dis-trict and the said George Cleverley is authorised totake particulars and obtain the names of the owners ofall stock found straying on the roads or unfenced landwithin the District.

Midland Junction, 3rd September, 1931.

SWAN ROAD BOARD.NOTICE is hereby given that George Cleverley has beenappointed Collector for the Dog Registrations' withinthe Swan Road Board District, and the said -GetirgeCleverley is authorised to take particulars and obtainthe names of the owners or other persons harbouringdogs on their premises.

C. R. SAMPSON,-.Acting Secretary.

Midland Junction, 3rd ,September, 1931.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Bassendean Road Board.Amendment to By-law

No. 32.P.W. 720/31.

BY-LAW No. 32, made and passed by the BassendeanRoad Board on the 14th day of October, 1913, and pub-lished the Government Gazette on the 13th day ofFebruary, 1914, page 392, is hereby amended by de-leting the figure "5s." in the last line thereof andinserting the figures "20s." in lieu thereof.

Made and passed by resolution of the BassendeanRoad Board on the 22nd day of July, 1931.

R. A. McDONALD,Chairman.

GEO. S. LINDSAY,Secretary.

Recommended(Sgd.) CHAS." P: BAXTER,

Minister Controlling Local Government.

Approved by His Excellency the Administrator inExecutive Council this 26th day of August, 1931.

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

SEPTEMBER ii, 1931.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2070,

MUNICIPALITY OF GERALDTON., -

Notice of Intention to Borrow £1,100.NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Muni-cipality_of Geraldton proposes to borrow the'.'aum of

(Eleven Hundred Pounds), to be expended onadditions to Electric Lighting Mains.

The plans and specifications, and the estimates of thesaid works and undertakings, and the statement showingthe proposed expenditure and the money to be borrowed,are open for inspection at the office of the Council,Eleanor Street, Geraldtonforaone month from the pub-lication hereof, between the hours of nine o'clock in theforenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon, on each day,_except Saturdays and Sundays, and Saturdays betweennine o'clock in the forenoon and noon.

The above amount is proposed to be raised, by the saleof Debentures bearing interest at a rate not exceedingsix pounds ten shillings per eentom per annum. Suchinterest to be paidhalf-yearly on the First day: Of;De-cember and the First clay of ":\ fay in each year. Thesaid Debentures to be repayable lau years after the issuethereof. ,

All moneys payable under the said Debentures, in-eluding both principal and intecest, are to be paid atthe office of the Municipality of Geraldton, at Geraldton.

[L.s.] GEORGE:LESTER,Mayor.

D. R. MOFFATT,Town Clerk,

Municipal Offices,Geraldton, -4th September, 1931.

Date ofNotice.

1931.

Aug. 20

Aug. 27

Nature of Work.

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

',Riviera School QuartersPur-chase (8087)

Torbay School QuartersRe-mOval and Conversion of GroupCottage (8088)

Pate and Timefor Closing.

1931.(Noon on Tuesday.)15th September

15th September ...

Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc.,to be seen.

Contractors' Room, Perth, P.W.D. Office, Kalgoorlie,and Court Houses, Lawlers and Leonora, on and after25th of August, 1931.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Katan-ning and Albany, on and after 1st September, 1931.

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are to be addressed to " The -Hon. the Minister forWorks and Labour;" and marked " Tender," and will be received at the Public Works Office, -Perth. Thelowest or any tender will not necessarily he accepted.

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.

THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906

MUNICIPAL ELECTION.Department of Works and Labour,

Perth, 7th September, 1931.ET is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 113 of the Municipal Corporations Act, that the followingvslitleman Alas been elected a Member of the undermentioned Municipal Council, to an the vacancy shown in the particularshereunder :

MunicipalCouncil.

Date ofWard. Election.

Midland June- Westlion

MENIBER ELECTED.

Surname. L Christian Name.

1931.Aug. 26 Horner

How vacancyOccupation. occurred.

. Francis ... ... RailwayAuditor

Name of previousMember. Remarks.

Resignation L. L. Herrod

IT is hereby notified, for general information,gentlemen h ive been elected .\ltmhia ol theunder :

TiiE Rom) Disliticrs ACT, 1919.Road Board Elections.

C. A. [TJNT,Under =Sccretary for Works and Labodr.

Department of Works and Labour,Perth, 7th September, 1931.

in ;Iccorclaatce with Section 91 of " The Road Districts Act, 1919," that the followingno. 1.3n m atiOned Road Boards-, to fill the vacancies shown in the -particulars here.

RoadBoard. Ward.

Date ofElection.

Member Elected.'

Surname. Christian Name.

Occupa- How Vacancytion. occurred.

Name ofPrevious Member. Remarks.

NorthamptonEsperancePhillips River

1931.Central ... Aug. 22 SnowdonDalyup ... Sept. 2 DawPhillips ... Aug. 15 Hibbet

.. Henry ... ... Agent ... ResignationRaymond Clive"... Storekeeper do.

... Thomas ... Farmer ... do.

J. Cunningham ... Unopposed.W. H. Stewart ... do.H. H. Buckle ... do.

C. A. MUNT,Under secretary for Works and Labour.

2080 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, SEPTEMBSR 931.

TFIE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, .1919.,.Black Range Distri et Road Board.

ANNUAL:: Statement showing operations and :transac-tithiS be Board fo Financial Year ended 30th June,1931

SIEV MA 1:i OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE.fineme) s.

Particulars.a. d. St a.

Credit Balance at commencement ofyeard,

Balance at Treasury- . 283 14 4Balaime l'ank: (General Ac-

- count) 390 13 4In hands of Secretary 91 0 8

This 8

General Rate-(-1+ Current Rates collected dur-

ing year .. .. 220 19 2(2) Arrears of Rates collected

during, year . 1:11 1:::12 12 5i

Traffic LicensesCart and Cal rIa.1ge 1 10 0

Motor Velmlis(a) Cars (Private) 111 10 0(h) Motor Cycles 1 0 0(c) Motor Wagons .. .. 153 '"0 0(d) Trailers and Semi-trailers li'4 10 0(e) T4elders . - ,

'() 10 6

272 0 6Other Licenses. Fees, etc: Dogs 2 11 3Income from Property and Plant

(other dice Lighting),7e-Pent from halls,. eft,. 2 10 0

Government Grants: (includingMain Roads Board)Com-monwealth

Sandstone-youanmi, 1413 .. 149 16Rocky Well-,Mt. Forrest, 14A 427 0 0

576 16 3Health Account Receinte 111 19 3Vermin Account Receipts 143 5 5Cemetery Account Receipts 4 7 6

262 12 2

All other ReceiptsD/Cheques 12 10 0Exchanges 0 3 9Refunds Insurances .. 2 3 5Refunds Main Roads Board 14,13 4Transfer Accounts .. 254 3 -4'

283 13 19

Total .. £2,49S 4 9

EIXPENDITURE

Particulars£ s. d. £

Expenses "for levying RatesVal-uation Fees, etc. 2 0 0

Expenses for Collocting LicensesLieensingi Plates, 3 13 6

Salaries .. 156'0 0 0Office Expenses (Rent, Portage,

Petty Cash, etc ) 11 0 0Advertising . . 1 10 6Bank Charges .. 0 10 0Three per cents. 11 1 6Stationery and Printing 8 11 4Insurances (Guarantees,- etc.) 7 17 2Insurances (Works, etc.) 1 6 12 2ConStruction Works (from Revenue,

- including Government Grants)as per No., 51Roads 497 18 3

,MaintenanceWorks.(from.Reyenue,including Government Grants)'as per Form No. 51

(a) Roads .. 402 12 1(b) Wells, Dams, etc. 22 13 7

425 5 8Maintenance ofplant,,,,afiej Tools

chased .doena year) 3 16 4Refunds --1. 1,,,e 1 Traffic Fr-, 82 9 9Health> Account Payments 28 9 15Vermin aAccount Payments, 49 14 2Cemetery Account Payments .. 5 0 0Statutory PaymentsMain Roads

Board .. 14 13 4All other Expenditure (to be speci-

fied if on Works)1)tuechison Read Finn 1'6 Confer,-

mice 5 0 0D/Cheques 12 10 0Sanitation 9 2 0Road Board Association 4 14 0Transfer Account 254 3 4

285 9 4Balances at end of year

"I70 credit ..of Board at TreasurYii, 387,;14 3To credit Board at Bank ofof

New South Wales (GeneralAccount) 273 17 8

In hands of Secretary .. 19 2 11680 14 10

otal . £2,498 4 9

LIA DI LITIES" :AND ASSETS.LI kBILIME5

Particulars.

Rates owing which cannot beeollected

Due to Verinlo "-BoardDue to Cemetery Board .. ,Balance of At-sets over Liabilities

Total

ASS ET&

Particulars.

£

50 014

S 91,610 5

£1,677 8 10

ti s. d g s dCredit Balance at Treasury 387 I-I, 3Credit Balance at 13a fitt . . 273 17 5Cash in hands of Secretary 19 2 11... - . -.

Rates outstanding General RatesEstimated Current Value of Pro-

perty owned by BoardFurnituri: .. 44 0 0

i ;Plant arid Tools 27 10 0Buildings .. 483 0 0Other .. 10 0 0

iii.6" '4')3' Health Board--':::11fiteSi:Suspense ..

Total ..

680 14 10222 15 1

564 T0 n64 11 t;

144- 77 8

£1,677 8 ]

I certify having examined the books and accounts ofthe Black .Range' Road Board ; ,also compared the State=meats of "Receipts and Expenditure, the "Assets andLiabilities," also supporting statements, and found same, to be correct: ',;

N. L. FIODGSON,G uvernment Inspector.

Form No. 51The Road Districts Act, 1919.

Statement showing Expenditure on Roads or other Work;for year ended 30th June, 1931 :

Name of Road, Street, etc. Construction. Maintenance.£ s. d. £ s.

AnketelBrownis.:§oakflurrikrin' SoakCashmere_ Downs 92 8 0-Depot' Springs 63 13' 6Hospital ..Sandstone-Youanmi, 1413 S5 13 3I'aynesville .. ..Sandstone,Lawders,,14CSand- Hancock'sState-Sntter-Wanderie ..Sandstone Works ..Rocky \ \'-11,701. Forrest 256 3 6

We'bereby ecitifabove are correct.

4th July, 1931.

19 13a.

1 8 977 0 1 t

2-1 156 1

49 1538 1617 14

01; 12

S 7137 4

4

113

6

_2197 18 3 £402 12

that the figures and particulars

(Sgd.) F. SENIOR,Chairman.

E. J. BUZZA,Secretary.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.PepperMint Grove District Road Board.

ANNUAL Statement showing operations and transac-tions of the Board for Financial Year ended 30th June,1931 :

SUM14RY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE."RECEIPTS..

Particulars.

Credit, iRalanceidat commencementof yearBalance at National Bank IC,

ern' Account)In hands of- ,Secretary

General Rate-(1) Current Rates collected dur-

ing year(2) Arrears of Rates collected

during Year::

Loan Rate,(1) Current Rates collected

during year .. 366 0 11(2) Arrears of Rates collected

during year 4 5 10

£ s. d. £ s.

93 12 S5 8 1

99 0 9

1,976 15 10

13 17 61,990 13

370 6 9

SE EMBER 11, 931.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 2081

Traffic FeesOther Licenses, Fees, etc.

(a) Building Permits, etc(b) Dogs ..(c) Baths

Income from= Property and Plant(other than lighting)

Hire of Roller .Election DepositsHealth Account ReceiptsUnemployment Relief Fund .All other Receipts

Works and Material,Return of Freight DepositInterest on Freight DepmatMiscellaneousTransferStock Account

£ s. s. d.1,600 0 0

1 15 034 8 934 17 6

56 18 950 0 0

2 7 61 3 0

106 13 1

71 1 3

29 104 0

430 0 6748 2 8

ASSETS.Particulars.

Credit Balance at TreasuryCredit Balance at National BankCash in hands of SecretaryRates outstanding -

0 Rates ..0 Loan Rates

217 2 4

Total .. . £5,559 17 7

EXPENDITURE

Particulars.

Expense.s for Collecting LicensesLicensing Plates, Discs, etc. .

Salaries ..Office Expenses (Rent, Postage,

Petty Cash, etc )Audit FeesAdvertisingThree per cents.Legal Expenses, (OrdinarY)Legal, Expenses (Special)Stationery And PrintingInsurances (Guarantees, etc,)Insurances (Works, etc.)Maintenance Works (from Revenue,

including Government Grants)as per Form No. 51

(a) Roads . 1,187 15(b) .Drainage(c) Footpaths .. 1,298 0(d) Street Lighting, etc. . 125 11 8(e) Recreation Grounds, Beaches 30 11 8( f) Street Trees 53 13 0

Disbursements in respect to Loansraised under' 10° Geo. V. No.38 (Part VII.) (see Form17)

Purchase of DebenturesInterest on Loans

£ a.67 6

212 013 18

d.349

47 13 213 11 1

Estimated Current Value of Pro-perty owned by Board

FurniturePlant and ToolsBuildingsOther (Land) ..

All, other AssetsStock on handBalance of Liabilities over Assets

61 8415 11354 0161 0

0000

s. d.

293 5 4

61 4 3

991 19 072 3

2,292 1 11Total .. £3,710 13 10

Loan Repayments.Loan No 2Amount of loan current on 30th June, 1930`

s, d. s. d. 23,634 8s. 11d; ; Debentures re-purchased, £119 3s. 6d. ; Netliability on loan 30th June, 1931, 23,515 5s. 5d.

240 0 0 We certify having examined the books and accountsof the Peppermint Grove ,Road Board; also comparedthe Statements of "Receipts and Expenditure," the"Assets and Liabilities," also supporting statements,and found same to be correct.

N. L. HODGSON,Government Inspector.

(Signed.) .T.' L. PATON,Chart. Acct. (Austr.),

Ratepayers' Auditor.

4

1 16 3

51 2 09 0. 09 15 8

15' 11 '38 19 21 0 0

18 11 115 5 826 10 9

Form No. 51.The Road Districts Act, 1919.

Statement showing Expenditure on Roads or other Works2,787 12 10 for year ended 30th June, 1931:

119 3 6225 6 4

344 9Plant and

(1) Plant, etc (purchased dur-ing year) 149 0 0

(2) Repairs to Furniture., Tools,pIamt, etc ,,,, 48 12 6

,

Health 'Aceount PaymentsPayMents ',UnemPloymentStatutory Payinents-

Fire Brigades ..Town Planning CoM smon 11 0

Trust AccountsElection DepositsFootpath

All other, Expenditure (to be speci-fied if on Works)

Rounding Corner of Irvine Street 15 0 0Roads Board Association 4 4 0Miscellaneous 4 3 SSteck on 'hand 72 3 4Works and Material 55 3 6Holiday Pay 45 1 6Petrel:: Kerosene and Oils 33 2 11WegeSL--Roller on hire 7 6 0

Balances at end of yearTo, credit of Board at Treasury 67 G 3To-eredit, of ,,,Board at National

Bank (General Account) . 212 0 4In hands of Secretary .. 13 18 9

Relic

34 18 4

197 12548_ 2711 8

37 9,

Maintenance.Name of Road, Street, etc. Roads. Footpaths.

General MaintenanceEsplanadeForrest .10 IrvineJohnsi onKeaneLeakeMcNeil .. .

Perth-FremantleVenn "ViewSolomon

6'6,6

4 0 02 0 0

6 0 0

£ s. d s.49 7 6 50 12

32 89 io 1 45 13

194 9686 17 11 162 11147 12 4 189 9

165 9204 11 9 167 8

51 1871B 6 '`22 11

,'216 516 10

d.16225

61

,66

11

£1,187 15 11 £1,298 0 4

Form No.The -,Road Districts Act, 1919 (Sections 304 and 307).

Road Board Loans >Current Year ended 30th June, 1931.Loan- NO. authorised, 24,000 Nominal amount

raised by issue of Debentures; - 24,000 ;, -Net -amount realised(nominal) : Amount less Discount and Flotation Expenses,24,000 ; Portion of loan -borrowed, froni GoVernment, 24,000 ,Where, floated, Perth ; Date of issue, 15/10/27; Currency, 20,years; Rate interest, 61) ,per bent. ; Percentage of sinkingfund,' Redemption of Debentures half-yearly ; Annbal liability

236 4 11 due on-account of interest and sinking, fund, '2344-- 9a. 10d ;

Arica at paid during the year under, review, 2344 9s. 10d. ;Purpose for which the loan was maised, Reconstruction ofroads.

293 5 4

Total_ 25,559 17 7

LIABILITIES AND. ASSETS.

Particulars.

Loan' LiabiltiyOutstanding Accounts ..Due to Health Board ..Loan RatesArrears .. 13 11 1Less Due to Loan Rates Account 5 3 1

Due to Unemployment Fund .

Total

£ a. d.3,515

5594

s. d.5 59 10

16 5

8 8 036 14 2

£3,710 13 10

-We hereby, ,certify that the figures and particularsabove are correct.

13th July, 1931. =

'THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Yal&o' Road DistrietDivision into WardsNotice

of Intention.Department of Works and Labour,'

P.W. 797/28-i Perth, 2n-d September, 1931.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatit is the intention of His Excellency the Administratorunder the provisions of "The Road Districts Ad,1919," and all, other powers enabling him in thinbehalf,to divide the Yalgoo Road District into three Wards,with the' names, boundaries, and number of members

J MANNERS HILL,Chairman.

R. DIXON,Secretary.

20821: GOVERNMENT- iGAZETTE; W.A. [SEp,TEmD. 1033:::-

allotted to each Ward as described in the Schedulehereto.

itPlansshowing proposed boundaries may be seenat the Local -Bovern mut llllire, Mcp:Lctmelit of Workgand Labour, Perth.

(Sgd.) C. A. MUNT,Under Seel etary for Works and -Labour.

Schedule.'North Ward.

Bounded on the Westward, Northward, and Eastwardby part of the ,District boundary, on the Southward :bya line commencing_ at the intersection, of the Northern:,side of the Mullewa-Cue railway Reserve. With the West-ern Lnundaty of the District ; thence Eastwards alongtile -said side, of the railWay Reserve to its intersectionwith the West boundary of the Yalgoo Townsite ; thenceNorthward, Eastward, and- Southward along the West,North, and East boundaries of the said Townsite tothe last - mentioned ,boundary 's intersection with theNorth -.Side. of the aforementioned railway Reserve;thence EastWards along the said side of the railwayReset ve to the District boundary. (Two members.)

Central Ward..The a hole of the Yalgoo Townsite. (Two members.)

South Wald.Bounded on the Not thward by the South boundaries

of the North and Central Wards; on the Eastward,Southward. noel Westward by part of the District boun-dary. ( TO/Y., mender;.)

THE ROAD DISTRICTS: ACT, 1919.Ashburton Road BonntrBy-law Restricting Traffic for

Motor -Roads.1238/27.

WIl DREAS under the provisions .of " The Road. Dis-tricts Act, 1919," the Board of any Road District isempowered to make By -laws for any of the : purposesMentioned in the raid Act; and whereas the Ashbiirten.Road Ward cloth, in exercise of the powers aforeSaidand i.of every power enabling it in this behalf, herebymake rind publish the following By- laws:

Motor Traffic.The reads described in the Schedule hereto shall be

set aside for motor traffic only as from the date of thispublication in the Government Gazette:

Schedule.Road No. 7811.A strip of land, one chain wide,

leaving Road No. 257 near-Ale 235-M.P. on the Tele-graph Line and extending. North-Eastwards throughPastoral Lease 228.5/96 to the South boundary of Pas-toral LeaSO-"2511/96 about 100 chainS 'from its South-West corner thence Northward through the` latter Pa's-toral Lease to Road No. 7378 near the North boundaryof Reserve 19291. (Plan 95/300.)

Road No 7912.A strip of land, one chain wide,leaving Road No '7911 near the Mount Minnie Home-stead in Pastoral Lease No.,3298/96 and extending in ageumal Southerly direction, passing through PastoralLeases 3298/96, 3284/96, 3159/96, 2686/96 (via Nanu-bai la Homestead), 2397/96, 2499/96; and 2489/96 toRoad No. 566 in the last-mentioned Pastoral Lease,nearRirus,'Creek, about NOrthward of Uaroo.(Plans 96/300 and 93/300.)

Passed by resolution of the Ashburton Road Board onthe 8th y -of August, 1931.

H. H. CORNISH,Acting Chairman,

S. R. REDD ITCH,Secretary Ashburton Road Board.

Recommended(Sgd.) C. F. BAXTER;

Minister Controlling Local Government.

Approved by His Excellency the Administrator inExecutive Council this 8th day of September, 1931.

(Sgd.) L, E. SHAPCOTT, ,

Clerk of the Council,

THE TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-30.Capel Road Board.

P.W. 1486/25::THE (lapel Road Board, pursuant to an Order in Coun-cil udder Section 43 of -" The Traffic Act, 1919-30,"and in 'exercise of the power therebyrieeinferred, lothhereby make the following, By-la W Ai-(Aegitiate the useor roadS, with a view to the prevention of undue dam.age theri o, to have effect within the Capel Road Dis-trict:

.The passage, of any vehicle engaged in heavy traOnover the Capel Cemetery Road,No. 8422, within theCapel Road District, is prohibited.

For the purpOSes of this By-law " HeaVy 'traffic'means: and includes the traffic of all vehicles engagedhi the carriage or conveyanee of timber or of sleepers,or other sawn, hewn, or split timber, firewood, bricks,stone, gravel, metal, salt, lime, cement, farming pro-duce, or other material in hulk, and the traffic of anyvehicle the. weight whereof (including any load) ex-ceeds twelve hundred- weights per wheel.

Any person who commits a, breach of this By-law shadbe liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding £20(twenty 'Pounds) .

Made and passed at a meeting of the (lapel RoadBoard on the first day of August, 1931.

B. W. ?ROWSE,'Chait man.

J. 0. ROBERTS,Secretaiy.

Recommen.(Sgd.) CHAS. ,F. BAXTER,

for Minister for :Works.

Approved by His Excellency the Administrator inExecutive Council this 26th day of August, 1931.

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

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE,AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

M.W.S. 1776/28.NOTICE is hereby given, in.,pursuance of Seetion.196 oftTlre Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and

Drainage Act, 1909," that water, mains,:have been laidin the undementioned streets; in districts

-Perth Municipality837/31McKenzie Street, from Lot 1318 to Lot.

1 3 2 6No r th e rl y .

Armadale-Kelmscott Road District.761/31Albany Road, from Lot 1 to Lot 11

Southerly.Belmont Road District.

258/31Sydenhana Street, from Lot 1229 to Lot1228North-Easterly.

And the MiniSterl or Water, Supply, Sewerage andDrainage is, subject to the provisiMM of the said Act,prepared to supply-water from such retains to lands with-in rateable distance thereof.

Dated at Perth this 11th.- day of September, 1931.G. C.' HAYWOOD,

-Under Secretary.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.Municipality/of Wagin.

P.W. 248/30. _A By-law of the Municipality of Wagin, made under

Sections 179 and 181, Part VIII., of "The Muni-cipal Corporations Actr1,90,61-11`aird,numbered 20, forregulating Hawking and movable or temporarilyfixed Stalls, and the issue of Licenses therefor..ptirsuance,,,,of,the powers conferred by the said Act,

the Mayor . mid Councillors, of the Municipality of Waginorder as follows: --

By-law, No. 20.Hawkers and Stallholders.

(1) In the construction of this By-law the word"fish" shall include fish "(Whether fresh, salt, smokedor dried), oysters, crayfish, cribs, prawns, and shrimps.

']OMB Es 11, 1931.] GOVERNMENT' GAZETTE, W.A.

(2) Subject, so far as regards the hawking of fish, tothe proviso to Section 181 (11i) of "The Municipal Cor-porations= Act; 1906; '' no person shad it;tnyk, any fruit,fish, meat,: poultry,- game, or vegetables, ur any articlesof nnerchandise; or keep or conduct any movable or ,teia-porarity; fixed, stall in or near ,any_ stn Oct or way, or thesale any meat, fish, poultr y, game, fruit, vegetabieS,drink, eatables, or articles of merchandise Within theMunicipality unless viii -until he shall he the pokier of :acurrent license from the Council authorising him so to

do.(3) Every licensed hawker dud stallkeeper shall, whilst

hawking or occupying hi., std1I , have his name, the num;ber of his license, earl the \\-uetis "Licensed Hawker,"or "Licensed Sta Ilkeuper, ' the ease may be; legiblypainted on sonic conspicuunts ]art of his cart, basroW,basket,,, vehicle, bundle, I package, tray- or stall.

(4) En erY h:: wker shrill, whilst hawking, and everystallkeeper shall, whilst using or occupying leiscarry his:license with him. and shall at all times producethe same on demand to any Mincer' of the 'Council, or to aPolice Officer.

(5):' No :person, licensed to hawk shall- take up ,a, posi-tion any street or public place for the purpose, ofsoliiiting.custom,,or shall remain stationary at any onespot in any - .street' or public place for a: longs:). period'than :shall- be necessary for the purpose of se'xviuglacustomer then offering to buy.,,,(6)- :The times -when and positions: of places in whichlicensed stallholders shall be allowed to carry on business in pursuance' of licenses issued under HOS By-lawshall, be and 'are,-liereby fixed as follows, namely :be-tween-the- Hours -of 9, a.m. and 9 p.m. daily, except Sun-days- and within an area comprising so much of tieNorth -.side: of Tavistock Street as is situate betweenBank. Street and, Moll ord Street,- or :t uy other site whichmay be approyed by, the Council frt1111 tin te to time:

(7) No licensed stallholder shall use ur occupy or 'Con-duct his stall in or near any street or way within theMunicipality except during the appointed times andwithin the appointed area, as- declared by Section 6 ofthis

(8) Every license granted under this By-law shalt re-Main in force during _the period stated therein only; andevery license shall be granted' subject to the proVisionsof the ,preceding' sections of :WS By-law, so far as thesame are applicable; WhiCh provisions shall- be deemedto be conditions expressly inserted in every license.

(9) Every person desirous of obtaining a license un-der,,this By-law shalt apply to the, Town, Clerk therefor.Every. , license shall be in such of the f OrniS 'in ScheduleA to this By-law as is applicable:

(10), The several fees specified in Schedule B to thisBy-laW shall be the fees 'payable for licenses issued un-der this By-law.

(11): Every person offending against anyone of theprovisions of this:By-law, shall, for every such offence,be liable to a penalty, not exceeding fTo.

Repeal.

By -law Nn1,9,',its published in the Govetantent Gazettedated the 26th July, 1907, page 2486, and By-law No.19, as published in the GOVe111711ClIt Gazette dated the31st October, 1930,, page 2411, ,both of which By-lawsrelate to the restriction of any person hawking' litithoutbeing licensed and paying a license fee, are hereby re-pealed.

SCHEDULE A.Hawker 's License.

No.of . . . , is, hereby licensed to

hawk fruit, fish, meat, poultry, game, vegetables, or anyarticles of merchandise within the Municipality of -Waginfor a period of six calendar months from19 subject to the provisions of the By-laws for thetime being in force in tire -Municipality of Wagin withrespect to hawkers.

Dated this day of 19 .

Stallkeeper's License.

of is hereby licensed to:keep and conduct a stall for three calendar, months from

19 , subject to the provisions of the By-laws for the time being in force in the Municipality

No.

"2083

of Wagiu with respect to staillseepers. This se` isnot transferable; and shall become void if the_ licenseeshall cease to personally conduct the said stall.

Dated this day of 19 .

SCHEDULE B.License Fees for Hawking.

For every hawker 's license, per six calendar mouthsg2 10s. Od., payable in advance.

For every =stall license, per three calendar months£3 5s. OcE, payable ins advance.

Passed by the Council of the Municipality of \ ugh,this 3rd day of August, 1931.

.1

H. GLADSTONES,Mayor.

JAS. A. BROWN,Town Clerk.

Reconnisended(Sgcl.), CHAS. F. BAXTER,

Minister controlling LoCat Government.

Approved by 'HiS Excellency the Administrator in Exe-cutive Council this, 26th day of August, 1931.

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

Department of Agriculture,Perth, 8th: September, 1931.

HIS -Excellency the Administrator in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve of Regulations -under andfor the purposes of The Dried Fruits Act, 1926," andits arnendinents, as follows:

THE DRIED FRUITS ACT, 1926.Regulations.

1. Subject as hereinafter providcd no grower shallsell, and no dealer-shalt buy or sell, currants containingmore than five per centum by number of berries con-taining seeds. Any person who, contravenes: this= regu-lation shall be -guilty, of, an offence, and shall be liableon conviction to a - penalty not exceeding One hundredpounds for every such offence:

Provided that it shall not be an offence under thisregulation when, with the per in writing of theBoard, a grower sells or a dealer buys or sells any cur-rants as aforesaid for any of the following purposes,namely :

,(a) for manufacturing purposes, or(b) for distillery pun-poses; or(c) for sale for any pun-pose other than that of

human consumption,-, when the currants, uponbeing, processed by a registered packing; sired,are found, by reasom,of their inferior quality,or for any other reason, to be unfit for humanconsumption, and are subsequently treated,- bya registered packing., sired in such a -manner asto render them unfit for human consumption.

2. Any dried fruit delivered to a winery or distil-lery for the pun-poses thereof, and any dried fruit:which,upon being treated by a' registered packing shed- isfound- by reasons of its inferior quality or for any otherreason: to be unfit for sale for human consumption, shallnot be included in the AuStralian quota prescribed orotherwise deterinined by the Board_ for or in relationto the grower- by whom such dried fruit was prodUced;provided that, :in the case of dried fruit deliVered to awinery or distillery, evidence is produced to the satis-faction of the Board that such dried fruit: has: beenpassed and graded by an inspeetor2and has actuallybeen used for distillation purposes; and that in the caseof dried fruit treated in a packing' shed: as aforesaidevidence is produced to the satisfaction of the:Boardthat such fruit, upon being: treated' as isforaid,, hasbeen found to be unfit for sale for human consump-tion.

7. All dried fruit sold for, manufacturing, pm-posesshall be included in the Australian quota prescribed; orotherwise :tletermined by the Board for or in relation, tothe grower by whom such dried fruit was produced.

Approved by His Excellency, the Administrator inExecutiVe Couneirthis Stir day of September, 1931.

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

2084 CiOYERNIVIENT G-A4E17t,

AGRICULTURAL BANK ACT, 1906, INDUSTRIESASSISTANCE ACT, 1915, AND ITS AMEND-MENTS.

TENDERS for the purchase of the undermentionedland and leaSes will be received by the TruStees on datesand at ..the local offices named:

Tenders returnable at Katanniug-26/9/31.609/23.

`Plantagenet Locations 4062, 3388, 3389, and 3390; beingthe whole of the land comprised iu Leases 14083/68 and7469/68, and Certificate of Title Vol. 1000, Fol. 911,standing in the name of William Ernest Bevilaqua ;area 1,518 acres 2 roods 111 perches, situated 5 milesEast of Cianbrook; described as 650 acres 2nd classvery fair reddish loamY soil to gravelly and moist sandyland, balance, 3rd clasS stony land ; 198 acres have beencleared and 200 acres rung ; dam 400 c.y._; 212 chains6-wire, 50' chains 3 and 4-wire, 134 chains 6-barb wire,203 Chains. 2 and 3-wire and netting fencing; bat andiron humpy ; shed; stock that may be in our possessionand belonging to the place at time of purchase:'

Tenders returnable at Perth-26/9/31.29/53.

Swan Location 2!n i9 (Pyrton Estate);, being thewhole of the land, :comprised in Lease 20/1678 (55),standing in the name of Percy Edward -Wilson; area15 acres 1 perch," situated in -the Pyrton Estate, Guild-ford; described as all good vine land, 3 acres currants,3 acres muscats, 2 acres sultanas; 3-roomed asbestos

-house.28/15.

Swan Location 14, the subject of Diagram 367, beingthe whole of the land comprised in Certificate of 'TitleVol., 1018, FA ,308, standing in' the name of. JohnFrancis Telfer ; area 6 acres 3; roods 24 perches, situ.ated 1 mile North of Midland 'Junction ; described asall 1st class good loam, all cleared; 2 wells; 44 chainsmixed fencing; house, 4 rooms, brick, w.1). kitchen ;shed and feed room.

Tenders returnable at Narrogin-26/9/31.460/28.

Roe Locations 74 and 949, being the whole of the landcomprised:, in Leases :40710/55: and 21848/68, standingin the name :_of George Leslie Brodrick, as Trustee" ofthe assigned estate of James Morrow, and Roe LoCation631, being the whole of 'the land comprised in' Lease23880/74; standing in the name of James Morrow ;total -area 2,096' acres 1 rood 36' perches, situated 15miles South-EaSt of Newdegate ,; described as 815acres 1st class good quality loam and clayey soil, Sal-mon and big mallee; 1;066 acres 2nd ,:class fair lightand sandy _soil, mallee and tea-tree; balance 3rd -Classlight" Soil; gravelly and 'lakes ; 680 ' acres cleared 'andcultivated,' 229 acres cleared; 160 acres part cleared; 2dams, 500 and 1,500 c.y.; 335 chains 3-wire fence ;house, jarrah and fibrolite, 2 rooms, kitchen, passageand Verandah ; Man 's rooni; stable and shed; stockand plant that may be in our possession and belongingto the place at _time of purchase.

2077/30.Williams Location 14283, being the, whole of the land

comprised in Lease, 21235/68, standing in the names ofAlfred Leslie Waite and :Nelson Frank Pope; WilliamsLocation- 1429Q, being,the: whole of the land comprisedin !Lease 25352/74, standing in the name of AlfredLeslie Waite, and Williams locatiom 14289, being thewhole of the land', comprised in Lease 25363/74, Stand-ing in the nameof Nelson Frank Pope ; area 1,405acres 1 rood 3, perches, situated,12 miles South-East' ofKulM ; , described as 625 acres 1st class good red andbrown soil, salmon, jam, gimlet, yorkgum and tamma ;608 acres 2nd class - fair to good light soil, malice,broom, tamma and tea-tree; balance 3rd class scruband malice; 460 acres forest and 210 acres scourcleared; 100 acres rolled; dam 1,100 c.y.

1793/29.Roe Locations 77 and 965, being the whole of the

land comprised in Leases 40873/55 and 21879/68, stand-ing in the name of EdWin Alexander Black ; area 1,739acres 1 rood 37 Perches-, situated about 18 miles South-East of Newdegate ; described as 721 acres 1st classfair to good clayey and loamy soil, salmon, gimlet, tea.tree ; 916` 2nd class light soil, fair' quality, mallee,tea-tree and scrub; Valance 3rd class sandy and grav-elly; 775 acres cleared, 15 acres part 'cleared.

W.A. NEPTEMBEIL 11, 1931.

Tenders returnable at Gerald on-26/9/31.25/055.

Victoria Locations 2445, 2446, 2447, 2448, 2449, 3396,3397, 3459, 3460, 3598, 6469, and- 5174, and portion OfVictoria Location 3820, being the whole of the landcomprised in- Certificates of Title" Vol. 592, Fol. 180;Vol. 478, Fol. 1; Vol. 471, Fol. 76; and Leases5089/68 and 5273/56, standing in the name ofCharles Isaac Kee'ffe ; area' 1,413 acres 17' perches,situated 2 miles West of Mullewa; described as 801

.acres 1st class heavy clay soil to red loam; 572 acres244 class light red Soil; balance led la s sandy; 599

, acres forest and 214-acres scrub cleared, 42 acres partcleared ; 3 wells ; 718 chains 5 and 6-wire, 53 chains5-wire, 15 chains 4-wire fencing; 4-ruomed stone horse,erandah back and front; Windmill, tank, _and rtu nd ;

plant that may be in our possession and belonging tothe place at time of purchase.

Tenders returnable at Kununoppin-26/9/31.2070/28.

Avon Locations 16185, 11077; 11078 and 21068, beingthe whole of the 'land comprised in Certificates of TitleVol. 051, Fol. 100 Vol. 738, Fol. 32, and-Lease:12247/56, standing in the name of James Tweddle; area 1;195acres- 2 roods 2 PercheS, situated 5 miles West of :New-carnie;, described as 750 acres 1st claSs good clay. loam,salmon and gimlet; balance 2hd class fair sandy 'loam,salmon, gimlet, morsel and'inallee 986 aereS, forest and198 acres scrub cleared; Gffidfield's Water Scheme ; dam1,000 c.y.; 380 chains 6:wire -and rabbit -proof nettingand 195 chains 6-wire boundary fffireing, 320 chains , 6-wire internal_ fencing ; 5-roomed jarrah house; , sheds ;stables and barn; stock and plant that may be in ourpossession and belonging to the place at time of pur-chase; 420 acres wheat and 100 acres oats.

2053/29.

Ningban Locations 3166 and 2894, being the ;whole oftime land comprised in Leases 55/1014 and 74/220,standing in tlic name of Kenneth Melvin Atkins ; area1,019 acre's 2 :roods 33 perches; situated 12 miles Southof Bonnie Rocks ; describeVas 719 acres 1st class sal-Mon, gimlet, jam, red clay, and loamy ,soils ; balance2nd class red sandy loam; 516 acres cleared ; 250 acresfallowed.

2349/30.Avon Locations 15959 and 23556, being time whole of

the land comprised in Leases 40451/55 and 23679/74,standing in the name of Frederick Mott ; area 998, acres,situated 12 miles ,North of Lake Brown ; described as720 acres 1st class salmon, gimlet and mallee; heavy redclay and loam; 238 acres 2nd .class sandy loam, mallee,jam and tea -tree; balance 3rd class light gravelly andscrub ; 530 acres forest cleared,120 acres scrub cleared ;clam 1,000 c.y1; 50 chainS rabbit netting, 50 'Chain§ '2plain 1-barb wire fence (half neighbour ';), 300 chains3-wire boundary fence, 80' chains 2 plain and 1-barbwire, 120 chains plain and 1-barb wire internal fence ;4-roomed j.w.b. ,, house, verandah; 6-stall stable andyard; machinery shed.

Tender's ',returnable at- -Kellerberrin-26/9/31.705/30. ,

Yilgarn Location 715, being the whole of .the landcomprised in Lease 42267/55, standing in time name ofHector Fenwick Mercer; ; area 1,603 acres 2 roods 6perches, situated 2 miles, East' of Ghooli; described as828 acres 1st class Salinon: and gimlet; 100 acres 211dclass jam and malice ; balance 3rd class;- , 760. acrescleared; Goldfields water supply ; 400 chains -boundaryfence, 45-Chains internal fence ; small -camp; 2 sheds ;horse yards; -pigsties and yard; subject' to' croppinglease expiring on 28/2/32.

Tenders returnable at Northam-26/9/31.1793/27.

Avon Locations, 137,59, 12711, 12925: and 25694, beingthe whole of time land -comprised in Leases 20799/68 and252,20/74, standing in the name of George Reynolds;area 1,081 acres 3 roods 3 perches, situated 10 milesEast of Mamnanning ;'. 'described-as-375 acres 1st class

and grey soil ; 685 acres 2nd class light, sandy- soil ;balance 3rd class sand plain; 518 acres cleared; 48 acrespart cleared ; 62 chains' 2 add 3-wire fencing; 3:-roOMedcamp.

$EPTaaraER ,1 06-\TEk.:rt,i41, GAZETTE;

. 1887/28.-Ninghan Locations, 1230: and 1233, being the whole

of the land comprised in Leases 20556/68 and 20078/68, standing in thmlname of jolm Eric Gibson; area1,992 acres, lsituated 4, miles East from:Kulja; describedas 800 acres -1s1-1 class 'red clay and Ted loam, salmon,gimlet -and malice, balance sandy loam; 590. acVesforest and 735 acres scrub cleared, 250 acres ,partCleared dam- 1,000 c.y.; 286 chains 3-wire, 10 chains4-wire, 10 chains 1-wire fencing, 60 chains 3-wire in-ternal fence; J-roomed hessian and iron camp tinsProperty is;anbject to a cropping lease expiring 28/2/32.

'11 Inamovements are quoted from office records and arebelieved te be correct, 'but-the Trustees do not guaranteethem. Temleren6 should satisfy themselves as to im-provoment6 ;In their condition

Tenderers are requested to state definitely what, de-posit they are prepared to pay,' terms required for bal-ance of "purchase, also if able to carry on withoutfurther assistance.

All tenders to be forwarded to District Inspector,Agricultural Bank, at place named, the envelope beingMarked "Tender for 's property."

No tender necessarily accepted.

E. A. McLARTY,General Manager Agricultural Bank, Soldiers'

Settlement Scheme, and Industries Assist-ance Board.


WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT RAIL-WAYS.

Appendix "A."Report of the Commissioner "off Railways for Quarter

ended 30th June, 1931:QUARTERLY Returns, as required, vide Sections 54and '83 of the Government Railways Act, Edward VII.,No. 23 of 1904.

£Total Gross Receipts for Quarter ended-

30th June, 1931 766,785Total Expenditure for Quarter ended

30th June, 1931 592,969Gross Cost of Construction, including

Cost of Locomotives and Rolling:toelc and all Incidental Expenditure 21,fH3,950

-136tUrna- for-Quarter ended 30thjune,i 1931 ..

Earnings_ per Train Mile for Quarterended 30th June, 1931 ,

(Sgd.) E. A. EVANS,Commissioner of Railways.

10th Angus 1931.

766,785

129.20d.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TRAM-WAYS:

. Appendix: "..,B." -

Report of the Commissioner of Railways for Quarterended 30th June, 1931.

QUARTERLY Statement, as required, vide Section 18of the Government ,Tramways Act, George V., No. 58 of1912.

Cross Receipts -

Expendatme-

Capital Cost

10th August,1931.

71,00900,790

Net Revenue .. .. £10,213

£1,103,707

(Sgd.) E. A. EVANS,Commissioner of Railways.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT ELEC-TRICITY SUPPLY.

Appendix ` C.' '

Report of the Commissioner of Railways for Quarterended, 30th, June, 1931.

QUARTERLY Account, as required, vide Section 18 ofthe Government Electric Works Act, 1914, George V.,No. 29 of 1915.

Gross Receipts 73,010Expenditure 54,684

Capital Cost

10 August, 1931.

Net Revenue £18,326

£1,265,215

(Sgd.) E. A. EVANS,Conniiissioner of ,Raihva

(-1

APPOINTMENTder Section 5 of "Registration of Deaths and lar-riages Amendment Act, 1907," mud Section 2 of"The Registration of Births, Deaths, and Mar-riages Act Amendment Act, 1914.")

Registrar General 's Office,Perth, 8th September, 1931.

R.G. No. 79/31.IT is hereby notified, for general iaformatimm, thatConstable E. B. 'Richardson Las been appoint-M-1 to :tot,temporarily, as District Registi ar of Births, Deaths,and:, Marriages for the Murray Registry= District, toreside, at -Pinjarra, vice Constable Stynnts, transferred;appointment to date from 9th September, 1931.

REID,Deputy Registrar General.

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 10th September, 1931.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the names of the undermentioned Ministers have been duly removedfrom the register in this office of Ministers registered for the celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western

R.G. No. Date. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

Roman Catholic Church.1931. (Archdiocese of Perth.)

850 Sept. The Rev. P. McKeon ... West Perth ... Perth.

Gong/Tr/Wiwi:a/ Gh arch.2208 Sept. 9 The Rev. W. P. Graham Noi th Perth . . l'of2226 Sept 9

-The Rev. G. R. Leederville Pei th

ALEX. .J. REID,Deputy Registrar General.

2086 N'1' [ SEPTEMBim 11, 1931.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893(Sections 121 and 122).

Application 769/1931.TAKE notice that Danciger Limited whose regis-tered 'afiee iS' situate

Henry'at Twyford'HonSe 17 'Castlereagh

Street 'Sydney in the State of New &MR( 'Wales= theproprietor of Mortgage registered in the Office of Titleson the 7th day of February 1925 and Numbered 808/1925 has made application to the .Commissione ofTitle's' for an order foreclosing the right" of the Mort-gagor to redeem the land hereinafter described and thatby direction of the said ConimiSsioner of Titles I herebyoffer for private sale the following parcel of land viz.

all that piece of land being portion of 'PerthshireLocation 115 and being Lot 1 on deposited.Plan, 3243,, being the balance of the land com-prised in Certificate of Title Volume 52389 and Mortgage 808/1925

And further take notice that on or after Monday the5th day of October 1931 the Registrar will issue to theApplicant an order for foreclosure in: respect of saidland unless in the interval a sufficient, sum has been ob-tained-by time sale of the land .to satisfy the principaland interest Moneys' secured by the. Mortgage togetherwith all expenses occasioned, by the sale or by any pro-ceeding rightly taken by the Applicant with a view tothe enforcement - of the Mortgage or the preservation ofthe mortgaged property.

The amount due in respect of principal and interestand all expenses incurred was on the 21st day of August1931 £50 4s. 10d.

Dated at, the Office of Titles, Perth, this 1st .day, ofSeptember, One thousand nine hundred and thirty -one.

ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant' Registrar of Titles.

Abbott & Abbott, Perth, Solicitors for the Applicant.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.Accepted Tenders.

= TenderBoardNo.

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Date. Contractor. ''Soho-doleNo.

Particulars. Departmentconcerned. Rate.

1931.`472/31 Sept. 3 D. Midalia ... ... ] 04e, Purchase of Scrap Cast Iron ex Metropolitan Water

1931 various Depots SupplyItem 1 ... ... £3 -7s. 6d. ton.Items 2, 3, 4 and 5 ... ... ... ... £3 ton.

450/3] Sept. 4 Ivan Kosovich ... 101e, Firewood, 100 cords, RH Station P.W.D., Water 20s. per cold.1931 Creek Pumping Station Supply

452/31 Sept. 4 J. L. Halbert ... 102e, Firewood, 50 cords, for the State Mines ... 26s. per cord.193] Battery at Peak Hill

420/31 Sept. 5 Western Oxygen Co., 95e, Oxygen, in 100ft., 40ft., and VariousLtd. 1931 20ft. cylinders for period end-

ing 31st August, 1932Items -la and 2a ... ... ... 6S. per 100 cul

feet.Items lb; lc, 2b -and 2c ... ... ... ... 3d. per cub. ft.

346/31 Sept. 5 Geo. Wills & Co., Ltd.. 82e. Copper Plates, 5 only, delivered Rai ht ... . £92 16s. 6d. pc193] C.I.F. & E., Fremantle (pay-

went in Perth)ton.

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Date ofadvertising. Schedule No. Supplies required. Date of

closing.

1931. 1931.Aug. 27 ... 112A, 1931 Copper Firebox Tube Plates, 5 only Sept. 17.Sept. 1 102 Dairy Produce 'for Government Institutions, etc., at Claremont, Fremantle,

Perth, and Wooroloo, during the months of October, November, and Decem-

Sept. 1 103ber,

or Government Institutions, etc., at Claremont, Freinantle, Perth, Wooro-loo, Blackboy Hill, Hovea, and Whitby Falls, during the months of October,November, and December, 1931

Sept. 17.

Sept. 17.Sept. 10 ... 121A, 1931 Rabbits, fresh, for Hospital for Insane, Claremont, and for Blackboy Hill and

Hovea, Unemployment Camps, during the months of October; November andDecember, 1931 ... Sept. 17.

Aug. 27 ... 113A, 1931 Locomotive Cylinder Oil for superheated steam, 6,000 gallons ... Sept. 24.Aug. 27 ... 114A, 1931 Wagon Axle Oil, 20,000 gallons ... Sept. 24.Sept. 10 122e, 1931 Uniforms, Caps, etc., for Fremantle Harbour Trost Sept. 24.Sept, 10 ... 120e, 1931 Bread, for Unemployment Relief at various districts in the Metropolitan _Area.

(hiring a pet rod couunemidir 1st October, 191 Sept. 24.Aug. 20 ... 105e, 1931 Pressed Steel Wheels, 20in. diameter, 100 only Oct. 15,Aug. 27 ... 115e, 1931 Cotton Waste, for engine cleaning purposes, 50 tons. ... Oct: 22.

Surplust Government Properly =for Sale.

The Tender Board has for disposal a large number of Second-hand Tip-Drays,for which offers are invited. Inspection, can be made at the East PerthPlant Depot. Offers should be made in writing to the undersigned.

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

Tenders must be properly endorsed 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 acceptedi

M. J. CALANCHINI,Dated this 10th day of September, 1931. Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

kI'TEMBER 11, 1931.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2087;

MEAT 1NDUSTR V (EXPORT`).Registered 17/8/31.

No. 10 of 193ETill S Agreement, made in pursuance, of "The Indus-t': a I Arbitration Act, 191271925," this eighth day ofAugust, 1931, between The \Vest A usti alitmi, Meat Ex-ports Co., Ltd.; Anchorage Butcheis, Ltd.; Phillips &Co. (1931), Ltd.; and The West Australian BlanchAustralasiNn -Meat Industry, -Employees' Laion Indus--trial-Un len of Workers, Perth, rry big on business inthe locality comprised within a radius of (30) thirtymiles from the General Post Office, Perth; witnesseth:

(1)-Whereby it has been agreed that the following rates

of wages, shall be in id, and the hours of labour, andflie working conditions contained therein shall be ob.'served rn respect tu_ all workers employed in the-

di essing, p re pa ring, freezing of sheep and lambs-for exporti-"anal shall not ai2piy,, to sheep and lambsbeing killed"loi-' local

(P),.,Preference of employment in respect of tasks for

Which; rates of wages- are specified inYthis. Agreementshall be given to members of, the West AustralianBranch Australasian Meat Industry Employees' Union,provided they are competent!' and qualified workmen

,and; do, their -work: to, the satisfaction. of the :Manage-ment.

(a) The Union shall supply to the employer a list ofall members who desire employment at theFremantle Freezing Works.

The employer shall, have the light:(b)" to select employees with due regard to their

qualifications for their respective, tasks;to allot to employees their respective tasks;in the case of an eMployee. not fulfilling his

task satisfactorily, to allot another task atrate specified for such allotted task;

(e) to transfer employees from one department, ortask to: another; whenever reasonably neces-sary to do-so. In, case of alleged unreason-ableness the- Union can discuss with the -Man-agement.

(f) to dispense with the, services of any employeefor incompetence; drunkenness, or unsatisfac-tory work.

(3)The hours of labour shall be 44 hours per week in all

sections, and no day shall- be longer titan eight hourswithout payment at, overtime rates, for the week daysMonday to Friday and four hours on Saturday.

(4)Starting and finishing :time shall be-8 a.m. to 5

p.m.,- Monday. to Friday, 8 -a.m:, to- 12,noon, ffia'Saturday,except: wkerein otherwise specified.

(5)The rates of pay herein mentioned are - based- on a

basic wage of £3 18s. per week for males, within- aradius ofnl5 miles frOin the" General 'Post Office, Perth,and £3 17s. per week outside of' a radius of 15 milesfrom the General Post Office, Perth.

Section OneExport Slaughtermen:RatesThe minimum:rates: to, be paid to employees; if em-

ployed.:on7 piecework, shall be:For Slaughtering and dressing::

(c)(d)

Per 100.Woolly sheep .. .. E3Sheep or lambs, including potters

and preservers .. 40s., 6d.Rams and ram stags .. .. .. 81s.Old ramS;: lambs: (after lst: August)

(other" than spring lambs) .. 81s.Per head.

Dead sheep (skinning) if done byanyone 9d.

Waiting Time:If any such employee conies to workat an hour specified, or if he comes eto , work at theusual hour without being notified, that he will not bethen required.,.lie, shall, (except, in the case-hereinaftermentioned) be paid as front that hour a rate of 3s.for each hour or fraction of: an hour until he be startedwork on that, day, , or ,until. one hour after notice that'he will not be required on that day. The exceptedcase is that of his being-started at work within 15minutes, after, the , hour" specified or usual tithe,- as thecase may be.

ontly to Friday) 8 a.m. till5 pan., Saturday .7 S ::. tn. noon. One Avhcle hourshall be allowed for die oer 1:etween noon :Ind 1 p.m,:twenty minutes' shall be allowed for se Vito, betWeen9 a.m. and' 10 a.m., 'and twenty minutes also between3 p.in.- and 4 p.m.

Working Con di tiffi :

(a) The work to be clone by any such employees inslaughtering, skinning, and dressing-shall consist ofsticking down, taking out neck sweetbreads (if any),taking off skin, taking out offal,:wiping up the car-case: and hanging, all in 'a workmanlike manner.

(b) In the ease of Sheep, 'and lainbs there shall befeet' at least between the hoOks.

(c) sheep' or lambs, have to be carried to a dis-tance greater than 15 feet the employers shall providelabourers , to carry.

(d) The sticking pens for sheep and lambs shall notexceed 120 "square' feet.

(6)- The employer shall: provide a suitable dressingroom and dining room for the employees and a grind-stone for: every 20 slaughtermen,

-(f), Power-driven grindstone,s;: drying room, and hotand cold' showers, ,Where practicable, to he provided.

Smoke: 7Twenty:minutes -shall, be allowed for smokoduring the morning and afternoon.Section TwoAttendants on SlaughtermenExport

Section.Rates:The minimum rates to be paid to workers to attend

on piecework slaughtem en shall be:

Adult labourersHead and trotter skinners

Trimmers .. .

Offal workerSadults (including pick-ing and cutting' paunches)

Workers in skin sheds at Meat Works

Per Dayor fraction

thereof.16s. 8d.17s. Od.17s. Gd.

17s. Od.16s. 6d.

Per Weekof 44 hours.

If employed weekly .. 90s. Od.."Juniors. (whe, ever employed): Work of juniors to

be confined,to picking sweetbreads, packing kidneys,tying on tags, and strings, pinning tails, picking upwool pieces, washing necks,. carrying, gambrels, slides,kidneys, livers, water and belly setting.

Per Week.16 years 32s. 6d.17 years 36s. Gd.18 years 45s. Od.19 years 50s. Od.

Thereafter adult wages to be paid.HoUrs:Week days (Monday to Friday) 8 a.m. to

5 p.m.; Saturdays S a.m. to 12 noon'.Note iThe daily rates 'ie prescribed 1 or a day of

eight, hours or fraction thereof. The rates for Satur-day shall- be half the daily rates for four hours or afraCtion thereofthus,: a labourer at 18s. would re-ceive 9s. for 4 hours:or less on Saturday morning.

OVertime:Any time worked before, the.; time ofstarting work or after the time of ceasing work asabove specified shall be- paid, for at the rate of timeand one. half per hour or fraction, thereof.

Smoko:Twenty minutes shall be allod'ed for smokoduring morning and afternoon work.

Holidays :The following holidays shall be paid toattend-ants on piecework, slaughtermen, providing anyportion of the working week has been worked (ninedays) : Christmas Day, Boxing Day, 'Yew -Vear.'s Day,Eight Hours' Day=, Good Friday; Easier Mon day,Butchers' Picnic Day, Cup Day, Foundation Day. Inlien of any, of the above holidays, a local holiday maybe subStitnted by mutual consent.Section ThreePenuers upDrovers and Stockmen.

Export, Section.Rates:The minimum rates to be paid employees in

this sectionr shall be:-Petiners upDrovers and steck-,men,E4,14s.;' lads under 21" years' of age £3 Os. 2r/ d.

Hours:The hours of duty for this section shall notexceed 44 per week without payment -of overtime.

The time of starting and ceasing "work on each dayshall be fixed by the Management to suit their require-ments, with the consent of the Union. Any time workedin excess of 44' hours' in any week be paid for at therate of time and a half. The hours of duty for droversand stockmen include. time spent .in actual :travelling foror with' stock. Any work done on holidays or Sundaysto be paid for at 'double ordinary rates.

(;()V1,:iis: t GA '11r.-, -MOWER 11 1931.

Expenses.hleasonable expenses to lie allowed whenemployees are sent away for or with stock.

Holidays.Thu foliowinc, holidays shall be paid forto pentiers up, drovers and stockinen, provided any por-tion of the' working week has been worked (nine days)Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year 's Day, EightHours' Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday Butchers'Picnic Day,, Cup Day, Foundation Day. In lieu of anyof the above holidays, a local holiday inay 1.);. substitutedby::mutual consent.

Section FourTallow Workers and Fertilisers.Rates.The minimum lutes to be paid to employees

iu this section shall be :Tallow or fertiliser workers,£4 15s.: per week ; Men employed in Oil Department,£4 9s., per week.,

Hours.The hours of duty for this section, with,. the:exception ,of .shift. workers, shall not exceed; 44 per Week,to be worked between the hours-of S and. -5 Monday- toFriday, inclusive, and S, to 12 noon, Saturday, withoutpayment , for ,overtime.

Overtime.Any time worked in excess of eight hoursdaily, Monday to Ftiday, and four hourS on Saturday,shall, be considered overtime; or,a in the case of shiftmen, any time in excess of the recognised shift hours,and shall be paid for at-the 'rate of-time and a half.Any work: done on holidays or Sundays to he paid forat double rates.

Holidays.The following holidays shall be paid tomen employed as tallow workers and ,fertilisers, pro-vided any portion of , the working week has been worked.(Nine days), ChristmaS Day, Boxing Day, New Year'sDay, . Eight Hours' Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday,Butchers' Picnic Day, Cup Day, Foundation Day. InHem of any of the above holidays, .a. local holiday maybe substituted by mutual consent.

Cold Storage Section.1.Time of beginning, and ending Work.

Chamber .hands.Time of 'beginning 8' a.m.;,, time ofending 12, noon on Saturday, and 5 p.m. on other days.

Persons employed in Hanging Ground. and Grading-Rootn,"tinte of beginning 8 a.m.; time of ending, as soonas'possible after 12 noon on Satiirdays and 5 p.m. onother' days,-that-is, immediately after the last carcasekilled at those hours has passed over the Scales;' and hasbeen placed on its proper rail. All others shall beganat 8 adn,' and end at 12 noon on Saturdays and 5 p.m.on other days:

2.Overtime.(a) Any person (other than foreman) outside the

hours fixed on Clause 1, time and a half.(b) Foreman, for work done in excess of eight hours

ill any shift or in excess of 44 hours in any week, timeand a half ; Saturday after the time fixed for endingwork, double time.

ForemanChamber handsPersons engaged

grading roomsAll others ..

3.Wages.

1 hanging ground or

Per Hour.2/92/6

2/32/11h,

4.Junior Workers.One junior to lie allowed to every ten or fraction of

ten workers.Wages Per Week.

16 years 37/6,17 years 41/6,18 years' 50/,-19 years .. . . . .. 56/6Thereafter adult wages to be paid.

M5.eal Hours., . ..'BreakfaSt, one heur; to be arranged betWeen em-ployer and employeeS, to suit the works. Dinner, 12nowt to 1 p.m.; tea (when work continues after 6 p.m.)5 p.m. to 6 p.m. When Working at night, not more thanfour hours to lie worked without one hour being allowedfor meal, excepting where the day gang has had theordinary hour for tea and' is finishing before Midnight.Meal hour, if worked, to be paid for at double time onprevailing rates, same to continue until, such, time as theemployee has a full hour, of leisure for a meal.

6 Definition of Chamber.Chamber shall mean. any room in tificially cooled.

7.Smoko.A smoko of 15 minutes to be allowed every.two hours

between meals without reduction,of pay.

8.-7Casual Workers.Casual Workers shall mean any person (excepting

Hanging Ground or Grading,RoOm :hands) who is em-ployed for less than :three consecutive days, with provisothat Saturday and Sunday are not included in the defi-nition of a week on this clause, i.e., Friday, Mthiday,Tuesday would be considered three consecutive days,whether Saturday is worked or not. Holidays, whetherworked or not, arc to be working days for the purpoSeof this clause. Casual workers shall be paid at the rateof time and a half: When working overtime, casualsshall receive the same sate of pay as that of a per-manent employee.

9.Sundays and Holidays.Work done on Cnndays and holidays shall be paid. for

at tdutibio ordinary rates, betWeen the hours of 8 a.m.and d part. For all work done outside'such hones. over-time rates to ba paid on the, rates ruling for that day.Daily-paid employees, if net:ealled to work, to be paidordinary daily 'sates for, holidays, set;' Out hereafter, pro-viding 'that Any portion of the working, week ;is; or hasbeen, worked.

10.Holidays.Christmas Day, Boxino- Dav, New vedr's Day, Eight

Day, Good Frid'ay; Easter1 MondAy, Cup' Day,ait:Cl." Paine Picnic Day.

11. TemperatureEmployea:; called upon to Work no a temperature -of

less than 4 degiees above zero shall be paid 3d. per-hour extra. No employee to ?:called upontito workin a temperature below zero.

12.-:-tMinimum of Owes time.Employees called upon to work.aftet meal time fol-Hug ordinary ceas ng time shall' be provided with aminimum of two limits work, or shall be entitled to

payment for such Employees called to work on !Sun-day shall be provided with four hours' work, or shalllie paid for such.

13.C eneral.When an mnployee has been notified to start work

it rata certain, hour butis not put: to work at such hour,the time that the employee is kept waiting shall beft: eated as time of duty.

14.All Persons who arc engaged for work shall be paid

:I'm eight hours' work at 'least on week days, and fourlimns ' work at the least on Saturday, even if tht.,Y arenot turned to- work.

15;Any person engaged on two or more Masse; of work

in any clay shall be paid at the hightst prii ailing ratefor that day.

When an' employee has worked' ( numisly, exceptmeal times, for 16 r ours,' he- shall, in respect to a112;.,feather time worked I,y him, and until a break in hiswork at least of 12 ',oars shall, hay oocurred, be all-titled to the higncst overtime rates (excepting mealtime, and sitiOko rates) which shall have ruled during

period of his work. ,17.

When an employee has worked through _the nightand continues Work into day; the 'night rates shall bepayable and continue until such time as a break in' hiswork of at least 12 'hours shall have occurred; frommidnight on Sundays or holidays, ordinary overtimerates shall be payable.

1.8.Employees, when overheated through working out-

side, shall be allowed to cool down before entering thechamber:

19. -.No employee to be called upon to work in a cham-

ber, unless he be paid at least the minimum rate pro-vided for such class of work.

20.When an employee has provided hilus with -cus-

tomary meal, because of telieipt of not in-tent-ionto worre 'Overtime,"he shall-be to payment ofis. Gd. for each, meal so Provide,l, in the event of the\vol. lc not being done or ceasing before respet Lye mealtime.

21.Ammonia helmet shall be bat adjacent to chamlimh

-A first aid chest, lth all iisinst_aries foi :Jute, shall

;lie provided.

SEPTEAIBER 11, 1931.] GOVERNMENT: GAZETTE, '2080

23;:No ,:tuployee to be penalised for being a few minutes

late, pfoyiding he submit a satisfactory explanationto the Management

24.All employees to he paid weekly and in the time of

the employes.

Bagging for moccasins to be provided for chamberha lids.

26.Waterproof cape and cap to be provided for em-

ployees . engaged in defrosting.

27.No employee shall be called upon to work in a cham-

ber 'with wet floors, or dripping pipes, or where a leakof ammonia exists.

28.Each hatuber shall be pi ovided with an alarm con

nected with the engine coons.

29.This (Cold Storage) sectionof this, Agreement, shall

apply in respect of meat only and shall not apply inrespect of the handling of other goods . in the. Cold

section of the wet ks.

General--APpliCable to All Sections.Time Book :The Company shall keep or -Cause to be

kept'at'llie works a TirneiBook; containing a vecorid ofthe names, of ,ill workerS employed' by hint;' the classof work , performed, the wages paid to each suchworker; the number of hours worked each day.. Suchbooks ,t9 beptopen for inspection by the Secretary ofthe Meat Industry Employees!, Unicia or officer ap-pointed by them on any day during working hours.

Pay Day iWages to be paid not later than Fridayin 'each- week.

Meal:-No,'- employee to work, for a longer periodthan five hours without a suitable interval for a meal.

Working ,COnclitions:The whole-;tif the work to becarried out to the satisfaction of the employers.=Old ;mat infirm: Tu the 'Case' of adult 'employees who

are tumble to Cain the minimum wage, a lower mini-mum may be fixed with -the- -cOnisent of the partieS con-erned, or with the consent of the secretary of the

Union; or if hp refuseS consent;- the Registrar orDeputy Registrar of the Court.' The consent must befor a specified time and not exceeding- one year,' andfor a specified rate, and must relate .to a specified per-son and ortsanpation and must be filed with the Regis-trar.

.Disputes: Shoup any dispute al ise out of the mean-ings or construction of this Agreement,' or touchinganything arising out of its operation, ,the, work isnevertheless to be carried on without-any interruptionor stoppage, and the-.matterin .dispute shall first besubmit4ed.:to ; conference consisting of representa-tiYeS -Of -the- employer and representatives of theUnion. Such conference -.to' be' held °at the works 'coil-cerned immediately. Should no satisfactory agreementbe arrived at, shall still coati f me and the matterin dispute shall be' then submitted to the arbitrationof an umpire, to be chosen by one representative ap-pointed for that purpose. by the Union, and one repre-Sentative appointed for.thathat purpose by the Employer,anffithe'deCision of such Umpire, shall be final and conclusive.` ,The'Unaliire may determine" by whom the costs.of: arbitration shall. be paid and may fix such .costs.

This Agreement shall. take effect as from the tenthday of August, 1931, and shall remain in force untilthe 30th day of June, 1932.

Signed for and on behalf ofThe West Australian Meat Exports Co., Ltd.

W. MORGAN,Manager.

The Anchorage Butches, Ltd.GEORGE ATKINSON.

Phillips & Co. (1931) Ltd.A. B. CLANCY.,

The West Australian ,Bra itch of the AustralasianAl eat Industry Employees ' Union industrialUnioa '`of Workers,' Perth:

G. J. KEITH,Secretary.

T. G. AMOTT,President.

THE COMPANIES ACT,, 1893.

The Distillers Distributing Company, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office inWestern Australia of the abovenamed Company issituate at Manford's Building, Bazaar Terrace, Perth.

Dated the .25th day of. August, 1931.STONE, JAMES; & CO.,

Solicitors for the said Company,47 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

'PHE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.The Union Bond & Bottling Company Proprietary,

Limited..

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe Union Bond & Bottling Company Proprietary,Limited, is situate at the office of Morris Crawcour,Solicitor, First Floor, Atlas Building, Esplanade, Perth.The hours during which the office of the Company isaccessible to the' public are as follows:Every weekday from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m:, except-ing upon Saturday, when the hours are 10 a.m. to noon.

Dated this 25th day of August, 1931.MORRIS CRAWCOUR,

Atlas Building, Esplanade, Perth,Solicitor for The Union Bond

& Bottling Company Proprietary, Limited.

Western Australia.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893, AND ACTS AMEND-

ING SAME.Marks & Saulwick Proprietary, Limited.

NOTICE ,is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe abovenamed company in Western Australia is situ-ated at Barker 's Buildings, 130 William Street, Perth,in, 'the said State, and is open for the transaction ofbusiness between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekclays and 9 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturdays.

LOHRMANN, TINDAL, & CANNY,89' St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitors for the abovenamed Company.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.The Cornhill Insurance Company, Limited.,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofThe Cornhill insurance Company, Limited; has been re-moved to and is nmA situate at Yorkshire House, 194and 196 St. George's Terrace, Perth, and is open tothe pUblic between the hours of 9' a.m. and 5 p.m. onweek' ,daYs (except Saturdays), and between the hoursof 9 ami. and noon on Saturdays.

Dated this 31st clay of August, 1931.

Q. H. JAMES,Attorney in Western Australia for the

said The Cornhill Insurance Company,Limited, Yorkshire House, Perth.

Witness to signature :S. Howard-Bath,

Solicitor,Yorkshire House, Perth.

CO-OPERATIVE AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIESACT, 1903.

The Geraldton and District Co-operative Society,Limited.

NOTICE, is hereby given that, at a special general meet-ing of the above Society, duly convened and held at theRegistered Office of the Society at Marine Terrace, Ger-aldton, on the 3rd

wasof September, 1931, the following

special. resolution was duly passed :That the Gerald-ton and District Co- operative Society, Limited, bewousul, up voluntarily; and that at such meeting EdithBeryl Lamb, of Gurahltost, was appointed LiquidatorFor the purpose of the winding-up.

Dated the 4th day of September, 1931.E. A. HERITAGE,

Chairman.Stow, Solicitors, Geraldton.Altorfer

2090 GOVERNMENT. GAZETTE, W.A. [S PITABERA.1, i9n

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893 (SECTION 198).Messrs.- Kee Lox of :Australia, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above Company for Western Australia for thesupply in this State of Kee Lox Non-Grease CarbonPapers and Ribbons has been removed 'to Basement,Room No. 5, Royal Insurance Buildings, St. George'sTerrace, Perth, Phone B2255.

(Sgd.) CHAS. T. LOWE;Attorney for the Company in W.A.

Western Australia.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.

Poultry Farmers Sales, LimitedNotice of Situation ofRegistered Office.

NOTICE is :hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe abovenamed Company, is situate at the MetropolitanMarkets;-Wellington, Street;, ; Perth,. and is accessible tothe public between, the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. onall week days, except Saturdays, when it closes at 12

Dated this 9th. day of September, 1931.

ROBINSON, i COX, & WHEATLEY,Solicitors for the abovenamed Company,

20 Howard Street, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.G. R. null & Co.; Ltd.

I CERTIFY that; at an extraordinary general meetingof Shareholders, properly convened and held at Bun-bury, on Tuesday, the 8th Septembm, 1931, at 10 a.m.,the, following resolutions were co cried:(1) That theCompany be wound up 'voluntarily; (2) that NormanCharles' Ryder, of Austral' Chambers, Stephen' Street,Unit btu y, Chartered Accountant, 'Member of the firmof N. C. Ryder & Co., be and he is hereby , appointedLiquidator.

F. M. MIDGLEY,Chairman.

Bunbury, 8th September, 1931.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Enterprise Gold Mines (No Liability).

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe abovenamed Company inthis State is situated at84 Palace Chambers, Maritana Street; Kalgoorlie.

Dated the 4th day of September, 1931.J. A. MALONEY,

Attorney.-

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893,and in the matter of Goldfields Broadcasters,

Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe abovenamed ComPany in Western Australia issituate at the corner of Castle and Bourke Streets; Kal-goorlie, and is accessible to the public between the hoursof 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on week days- and between the hoursof 9 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturdays.

Dated the Gth clay of August, 1931.ERIC M. HEENAN,

Solicitor, Kalgoorlie,Solkitor for the Company.

By his Agent, S. Howard-Bath,Solicitor, Yorkshire House, Perth.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Power of Attorneygiven by Runert Rosenberg', of I'ingclly, and formerlyof Perth; Contractor, to Alfred Deakin, of Perth, Ac-cotintant; dated the 14th day of August, 1931, has thisday been revoked.

Dated the 7th day of ,September, 1931.R. ROSENBERG.

Downing & Downing 39 St. George 's Terrace, Perth.

ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT, 1895.1, STANLEY CLARENCE GORRINGE, of 42 FirstAvenue, Mt. Lawley, in the State of Western Australia,Painter, Trustee of or person hereunto authorised byWestern Australian Amateur Boxing and WrestlingAssociation, Incorporated, do hereby give notice' thatI am desirous that such Association should be incor-porated under the provisions of "The Associations In-corporation Act; 1895."

S. C. GORRIN GE:

The following is a copy of the Memorial intended tobe filed in the Supreme Court under the provisions ofthe said Act:Memorial of Western Australian Amateur Boxing and

Wrestling Association, Incorporated, filed in pur-suance of "The Associations Incorporation Act,1895."

1. Name of the InstitutionWestern AustralianAmateur Boxing and Wrestling Association, Incorpor-ated.

2. Object or purpose of the InstitutionThe en-couragement and development of boxing and wrestlingamongst the amateurs in the State of Western Aus-tralia.

3. Where situated or establishedc/o Y.M.C.A.,Murray Street, Perth.

4. The name or -names of the Trustee or TrusteesStanley Clarence Gorringe, Joshua Shimenson.

5. In whom the management of the Institution isvested, and by what means (whether by deed, settle-ment, or otherwise)The management is vested in aCouncil under the Rules of the Association.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.NOTICE is hereby given that 'the partnership heretoforesubsisting between Clara 131akemore; Samuel EdwardBlakemore, and James Valentine Blakemore, carryingon business as Contractors at Collie and : elsewhere,under the style or form of "Blakemore Bros.,'"mhasbeen dissolved by mutual consent as from the 7th dayof SepteMber, 1931, so far as :regards the said JamesValentine Blakemore, who retires from the said firm. Alldebts due to and owing by the late firm will be receivedand paid by the continuing partners, by whom the busi-ness will in future be carried on.

Dated the 8th day of September; 1931.JAMES VALENTINE BLAKEMORE.SAMUEL EDWARD BLAKEMORE.

Witness to the signatures of Samuel EdwardBlakemore and James Valentine Blakemore:

Les. J. H. Hammond,Law Clerk, Perth:

CLARA BLAKEMORE.Witness to the siguature'of Clara Blakemore:

Edward J. Blakemore.Stowell, Hardwick, & Forman, of Victoria House, St.

George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitors for BlakemoreBros.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the Will of Richard" Ahearn, fornierly of 3 GallopStreet, Perth, Miner, but late of Barlee Street,Mount Lawley, in the State of Western Australia,Retired Miner, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsagainst the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are re-quested to send particulars of their claims to LeonardLohrmann, of 89 St. George's Terrace, Perth, theExecutor of the Will of the abovenamed deceased, onor before the 12th clay of October, 1931'; and; further,that at the expiration of the last-mentioned date theExecutor will proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the persons entitled thereto,having regard only to the claims of which, the saidEXecutor shall have had notice.

Dated this 3rd day of. September, 1931.

LOHRMANN, TINDAL, & CANNY,Perpetual Trustee Buildings,

89 St George 's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the Executor.

APER 11, 1931.] GAZETTE; !W.A.

IN THE. SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Rose Florencelate of No. 2 Stuart Street, Buckland Hill, in theState of Western. Australia, Married Woman, de-

,' eeaSed.-

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having..claims and demands against the Estateof the abovenamed deceased are hereby required to sendparticulars in writing of their claims and demands tothe Executor, The Perpetual Executors; Trustees,: andAgency Company (W.A.), Limited,= of corner of HowardStreet and St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or beforethe 12th day of October, 1931, after which date: theExecutor will proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto,having regard only to the claims and demands of whichthe said Executor shall then have had notice.

Dated this 1st day of September, 1931.UNMACK & UNMACK,

Withnell Chambers, Howard Street, Perth,Solicitors for The Perpetual Executors; Trustees,

and Agency Company (W.A.), Limited

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

in the matter of the Will of Waltr Jarnes Dooly, lateof 24 Balfour 'Street, South Kalgoorlie, in the Stateof WesterAuStralia, Miner, deeeased.

NOTICE is 'hereby given that all persens having claimsor demandS againSt the EState of the abovenamed de-ceased ,are hereby required to 'forward particulars ofsuch claims or deMands to Emma ,Jane Pox, of 10 Salis-bury Road, SbuthtrKalgoorlie, the Executrix of the Willof the deceased, on or before the 12th day of October,1931; and, notice is hereby further given, that at theexpiration of such time the Exemitrix will proceed todistribute the assets of the said deceased amongst thePersons ,entitled thereto, having regard only to suchclaims or demands of which she shall then have hadnotice.

Dated this 2nd September, 1931.E. 'M. HEENAN,

Solicitor for the Executor,Palace 'Chambers, Kalgoorlie.

By his AgentS. Howard-Bath, Solicitor, YorkshireHouse, Perth.

SUPREME COURT RULES.Crown Law Offices,

Perth, 9th September, 1931.THE following amendMent of the Supreme Court Rulesis published for general information.


The Honourable John Alfred Northmore, ActingChief Justice; the Honourable Thomas Percy Draper,and the ,Honourable John Patrick Dwyer, Pusine Judgesof the Supreme Court of Western Australia, do hereby,in pursuance of the powers contained in " The SupremeCourt` Act, 1880," and " The i Mortgagees ' Rights Re-striction Act, 1931," and of every Other power themin this behalf enabling; amend the Supreme Court Rulesof 1909 ,1 y. adding thereto a new order, as hereinaftermentioned, ttel;Stand as Order LXXIII., and declare thatsuch= order= shall come into operation forthwith, uponpublication thereof in the Government GOette.

ORDER LXXIII.(0. 73.)

Applications under "The Mortgagees' Rights Restric-tion Act, 1931."

1. Every application shall be made at Chambers bysummons.

2. Every .summons shall be intituled " In the matterof ' The Mortgagees Rights Restriction Act, 1931,' "and 'shall be in the Form No. 1 in Appendix K, withsuch variations 'as"!circumstances require, and shall beaddressed to all persons on whom it is to be served.

3.- Ix every summons the person making the appli-cation shall be referred to as "the Applicant," and

4. The summons 'shall be sealed in the Central Office,'and; when- 'so 'sealed, shall _be_ deemed- to be-issued. Theperson obtaining a summons shall leave at the Central.Office :a: cepy,thereof, which .shall be filed and stampedin the manner required by law.

5. Summonses shall not be altered after they aresealed, except upon pplicatien at Chambers.

6. -A summons slo-H1 I ft served upon every persondire otly interested or emmefLied in the application sevenclerr days before -the yot urn thereof'.

-7. A summons shall be deemed to he Sufficientlyserved' upon a person to whom it is' addressed if thesolicitor of such 'person accepts service thereof and un-dertakes, to notify his client thereof. Save as aforesaid,a summons shall be served in the :manner in which per-sonal service of summonses' is now made, but if it bemade to appear to a. Judge that the applicant is fromany cause unable to -effect -prompt personal service uponany person to whom the summons is addressed, the Judgemay make such order for substituted or other service,or for the substitution of notice for service by:.adver-tisement or otherwise as may seem just.

8. Every application 'to a Judge for an order for sub-stituted or other service, or for the substitution of noticefor service, shall be supported by an affidavit settingforth the grounds upon which the application is made.

9. In case a summons has not been served upon aperson who, in the opinion of ,the Judge by whom theapplication. is 11 e::rd, is directly -interested in the appli-cation, the Judge may direct such person to be servedwith the''summons." 10. An application may be adjourned from ChaniberS,

into Court if the Judge to whom the application isMade thinks, fit.

11 On the hearing of an application all parties,directly interested' therein may attend and be heardpersonally, or may be represented by Solicitor or Connsel.

12, On the hearing of an ,application-in Chambeis,,the usual practice in relation' to the hearing of applica.tions in Chambers; and in particular Rules 10 14) 13.,both inclusive of Order LIM; shall apply;

13. An order made in relation to an appliCation shalt,he in the Form No-. 2 in',Appendix K, with such varia-tions as circumstances require. The order shall be sealedand shall be marked with the name of the judge bywhoth it is made.

14. If on hrSring an application the Judge shallmake an order for payment of costs, such costs shall'he taxed and allowed in accordance with the scale ofcosts in Appendix N.

15. The fees to be paid in respect of applications.under this order shall be in accordance with such scaleof fees, as may he fixed and appointed by order made)under and M accordance with the authority contained'in Section 1 of "The Supreme Court Act (Amendment),1892."

Dated the 9th day of September, 1931.J. A. NORTHMORE,

Acting Chief Justice.T. P. DRAPER,

Puisne Judge.X. P. DWYER,

Puisne Judge.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 9th September, 1931.

THE following Order prescribing the fees to be paid,in relation to applications made to' the Supremel Courtor a:. Judge thereof under the provisions of " The Mort-gagees' Rights Restriction Act, 1931," are publishedfor 'general 'information.


ORDER AS TO SUPREME COURT FEES, 1931.The Supreme Court,

. 9th September, 1931We, the Honourable John Alfred Northmore, Acting

Chief Justice; the nondurable Thomas Percy Draper,and the Honourable John Patrick Dwyer, Puisne Judges,of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, with theconcurrence of the Honourable John Scaddan, Acting,Treasurer of the said State, do hereby, in pursuance of"The Supreme Court Act (Amendment), 1892," andall other powers and authorities enabling us in that be-half, order and direct that the fees contained in the

0092 GOVERNMENT `GA7;ETtE, W.A. [SEPTEMBER' 11, 1931.

applications made to the Court or a Judge thereof underthe provisions of "The Mortgagees' Rights RestrictionAct, 1931."

This Order shall come into force on the ninth dayof September, 1931.

The Schedule referred to.

On sealing or issuing a summonss.2

d.0

On filing every affidavit 2 0On filing every exhibit 1 0On sealing an m;der 5 0

(Sgd.) J. A. NORTHMORE,Acting Chief Justice.

(Sgd.) T. P. DRAPER,Puisne Judge.

(Sgd.) J. P. DWYER,Puisne Judge.

I concur in the above order.(Sgd.) J. SCADDAN,

Acting Treasurer.'Dated the 9th day of September, 1931.

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