1!U vett...his heirs and successors, Coolgardie Town Lot 906, Eula-minna Lot 70, Kurnalpi Town Lot 10, Youanmi Lot 82, Kalgoorlie Lot R1372, aforesaid, as of his former es-tate. Corr

[1453]

1!U nt vettOF

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

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

No. 40.] PERTH : FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. [1918.

No. 15548.-C.S.O.PROCLAMATIONS

The Health Act, 1911-15.WESTERN AUSTRALIA, t By His Excellency the Right Honour-

TO WIT, able Sir William Grey Ellison-Macartney, Privy Councillor, Knight

WILLIAM ELLISON- Commander of the Most DistinguishedMACARTNEY, Order of St. Michael and St. George,

Governor. Governor in and over the State of[ms.] Western Australia and its Dependen-

cies, in the Commonwealth of Australia.M.P.H. 2280/18.

IN pursuance of the provisions of Section 150 of "TheHealth Act, 1911-15," 1_, the Governor of the said State,do by Proclamation declare the following to be anoffensive trade:

Places for storing, repairing, or cleaning second-handjute goods.Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the

said State, at Perth, this 18th day of Septem-ber, 1918.

By His llxcellency's Command,H. B. LEFROY,

for Colonial Secretary.

Corres. 395/11.WHEREAS by "The Transfer of Land Act, 1893,Amendment Act, 1896'' (60 Vic., No. 22), the Governoris empowered, by proclamation in the GovernmentGazette, to revest in His Majesty, as of his former es-tate, all or any lands whereof His Majesty may becomethe registered proprietor: And whereas His Majesty isnow the registered proprietor of Coolgardie Town Lot906, .Eulaminna Lot 70, Kurnalpi Town Lot 10, You-anmi Lot 82, Kalgoorlie Lot R1372, registered in theOffice of Titles in Volume 110, Folio 75, Volume 408,Folio 45, Volume 88, Folio 159, Volume 510, Folio 147,Volume 369, Folio 193: Now therefore I, the said Gov-ernor, with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, do by this Proclamation revest in His Majesty,his heirs and successors, Coolgardie Town Lot 906, Eula-minna Lot 70, Kurnalpi Town Lot 10, Youanmi Lot 82,Kalgoorlie Lot R1372, aforesaid, as of his former es-tate.

Corr. 466/18.WHEREAS by "The Transfer of Land Act, 1893,Amendment Act, 1896" (60 Vic., No. 22), the Governoris empowered, by proclamation in the GovernmentGazette, to revest in His Majesty, as of his former es-tate, all or any lands whereof His Majesty may becomethe registered proprietor: And whereas His Majesty isnow the registered proprietor of Coolgardie Town Lots

1043 and 1044, Norseman Town Lot 213, and Yunda-mindera Town Lot 50, registered in the Office of Titlesin Volume 103, Folio 178, Volume 103, Folio 177,Volume 167, Folio 107, Volume 236, Folio 39, respec-tively: Now therefore I, the said Governor, with theadvice and consent of the Ekecutive Council, do by thisProclamation revest in His Majesty, his heirs and suc-cessors, Coolgardie Town Lots 1043 and 1044, NorsemanTown Lot 213, and Yundamindera Town Lot 50, afore-said, as of his former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 18th day of Septem-ber, 1918.

By His Excellency's Command,H. B. LEFROY,

Minister for Lands.

Public Works Department.The Roads Act, 1911.

Bruc'e Rock Road Board.Ex. Co. 3553; P.W. 3977/18.

WHEREAS it is provided by Section 216 (3) of "TheRoads Act, 1911," as amended by "The Roads ActAmendment Act, 1912," that rates throughout a dis-trict shall be uniform except in so far as a Board mayfix the rates for any townsites or any area defined forthat purpose by Proclamation at a higher figure withinthe limits in the said section set forth: And whereas itis desirable to approve of and define the areas herein-after described as areas within. which the Bruce RockRoad Board may rate at such higher figure: Nowtherefore the said Governor, by and with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, do hereby approveof and define the following areas situated within theBruce Rock Road District, viz.: -

All that piece or parcel of land, being part of AvonLocation 14870 and being the whole of the land thesubject of plan deposited in the Land Titles Officenumbered 3494,

as areas in which the Bruce Rock Road Board may fixtheir rate at such higher figure as aforesaid, within thelimits mentioned in Section 216 of ''The Roads Aet,1911."

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 18th day of Septem-ber, 1918.

By His Excellency's Command,WM. J. GEORGE,

Minister fo-r Works.

1454 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPT. 20, 1918.

IlRoo LikMATIONScontiltued.Court of General Sessions, Derby.

'WHEREAS it is desirable that a 'Court of GeneralSessions of the Peace should be held at Derby, in theWest 'Kimberley District, on Saturday, the 21st day ofSeptember, 1918: Now therefore the said Governor,with the advice and consent of the Executive Council,in exercise of the power conferred the Ordinance. 9Victoria', No. 4, do hereby appoint satulTh,y, the lffstday of September, 19lS, as the doe holding a Courtof General Sessions of the Peace at Derby -aforesaid.

Iii1-en under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 18th day of Septem-ber, 1918.

By his 'Excellency's Command,R. T. ROBINSON,

Attorney General.GOD SA 1 -1-.1 THE KING!!!

ORDERS IN COUNCIL.At the Executive Coaled Chamber, at Perth, this 18th

day of September, 1918.Present :

His Excellency the Governor.The lionourablesThe Premier,

F. E. S. Willmott, M.L.A.The Land Act, 1898.

Corr. No. 1239/88.WHEREAS by Section 42 of "The Land Act, 1898,"it !wide lawful for the Governor_ to direct that anyReserve shall vest in and be held by any Municipality,Road Eoard, or other person or persons to be named inthe order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth inSection :l9 of the said Act, or for the like or other pub-lic purposes to be specified in such order: And whereasit is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 1314 shouldvest in and be held by the Honourable the Minister forWater Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage, in trust for thepurpose of Water: Now, therefore, His Excellency theGovernor, by and with the advice and consent of the,Executive Council, dot!' hereby direct that the before-mentioned Reserve' shall vest in and be held by the Hon-(nimble' the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage, in trust for the purpose aforesaid, subject,neVertheleSs, to the powers reserved to him by Section41 of the said Act.

Greenmount Road Board.Extension, of Second Schedule under Section 185

. (Building Regulation).P.W. 1112/18; Ex. Co. 3556.

WHEREAS by Section 185 of "The Roads Act, 1911,"it is enacted that the Governor may in Ins discretionextend the provisions set out in the Second Schedulethereto to any district or portion thereof: And whereasit is desirable to extend .such provisions to those por-tions of the. Greenmount Road District hereinafterenumerated and described: Now, therefore, His Excel-lency the Governor, by and with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, doth hereby, under and byvirtue of the powers conferred on him by Section 185of "The Roads Act, 1911," extend the provisions setout in the Second Schedule of the said 'Act to thoseportions of the said Road District enumerated and des-cribed in the Schedule hereto:

Schedule.Swan Locations 651, 986, 1036, 1282, 1877, 1943, 2030,

2066, 2083, 2273, 2348, 2483.

Public Service Act, 1904.WHEREAS by Subsection (7) of Section 36 of ''ThePublic, Service Act, 1904" (Act No. 40 of 1904), theGovernor may, by Order in Council, temporarily sus-pend the operation of subsections two, three,, and fourof the said section, in. respect of the said office specified:And whereas it is desirable to temporarily suspend theoperation of such subsections in respect of the follow-

Name, Department, and Period of Suspension.Joyce, F. D., Treasury; from 17/8/18 to 16/2/19.Johnson, L., Lands; from 1/9/18 to 28/2/19.Donaldson, H. S. B., Audit; from 19/9/18 to 18/3/19.

'Foreman, W. V., Mines; from 5/10/18 to 4/4/19.Case, L. F., Mines; from 1/10/18 to 31/3/19.Morrison, J. G., Education; from 22/9/18 to 21/3/19.Carr, M. M. (Miss), Water Supply; from 2/10/18 to

1/4/19.Britten, C. C., Public Works; from 15/9/18 to

31/12/18.Wilkinson, S., Public Works; from 4/4/18 to 31/12/18.Thompson, J. R., Public. Works; from 12/8/18 to

31/12/18.Teagle, G., Agriculture; from 9/9/18 to 8/3719.Ryan, J., Agriculture; from 13/9/18 to 12/3/19.

Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by andwith the consent of the Executive Council, does herebyorder that the operation of the said subsections be tem-porarily suspended in respect of the officers and for theperiods specified above.

(Signed) BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Executive Council.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.Premier's Office,

Perth, 19th September, 1918.ITTS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to accept the resignation of Albert JamesBlight, Esq., as a Justice of the Peace for the Mur-chison Magisterial District.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Secretary to the Premier.

The Treasury,Perth, 12th September, 1918.

IS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve, under Section 33 of "TheAudit Act, 1904," of the appointment of Mr. P.Traylen as Paying Officer for the Water Supply, Sewer-age, and Drainage Department, as from the 2nd Sep-tember, 1918; also of the cancellation of Mr. 0. F.Wehrstedt's appointment as Paying Officer for theWater Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage Department, asfrom the 2nd September, 1915.

THE GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK.The Treasury,

Perth, 13th September, 1918.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theAgency of the Government Savings Bank at Spencer'sBrook (Wheat Depot) has been closed.

Treasury Department,Perth, 16th September, 1918.

1587/18.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theAgency of the Government Savings Bank at Dumble-yung has been transferred from the office of the NationalBank of Australasia to that of the Western AustralianBank.

E. A. BLACK,Under Treasurer and Controller General of Accounts.

No. 1.5549.C.S.O.APPOINTMENT.

Colonial Secretary's Office,Perth, 20th September, 191.8.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto approve the following 'appointment:

1806/18. Constable G. Soitsur, Bridgetown, to heCollector of Royalty at Bridgetown, as from and inclu-sive of the 1st September, 1918, under Subsection 4 ofSection 231 of " The Game Act, 1912-13."

SEPT. 20, 1918.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1455

No. 15550.C.S.O.THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-15.

C.S.O. 3795/12; M.P.H. 2212/1S.:GIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto approve of the following amendment of By-law madeby the Norseman Local Health Authority, under theprovisions of "The .Health Act, 1911-15. "

F. D. NORTH,Under Secretary.

NORSESIAN ROAD BOARD.(Amendmewt of fly lows.)

WHEREAS under the provisions of " The health Act,1911-1:5," a Local Health Authority may make, alter,or amend By-laws: Now, therefore, the Norseman Road,Board, being the Local Health Authority for the Norse-man Health District, doth hereby amend its By-lawsmade and published in the Government Go:ette on the3rd December, 1909, as follows:

Part 1, By-law 7, s.s. (j).Deodorant to be supplied by the Board, two bottles

fortnightly.:Dated this 9th day of August, 191S.

REES J. DAVID,Secretary.

Confirmed by the Commissioner of Public health forthe State of Western Australia, this 9th day of Sep-tember; 1913.

EVERITT ATKINSON,Commissioner of Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Council,this 18th day of September, 1918.

BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Council.

Crown Law Department,C.L.D. 970/11. Perth, 16th September, 1918.

THE :lion. Attorney General has been pleased to ap-point Constable Richard J. Dimmer as Bailiff of theLocal Court, Beverley, /'lee Constable Johns, trans-ferred.

TITS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasmade the following appointments:

C.L.D. 463 /12. Percy John Taylor as Acting Clericof the Local Court and Acting Clerk to Magistrates,Lawlers and Acting Clerk of the Licensing Court forthe Leonora Licensing District at Lawlers, as from the5th September, 1918.

C.L.D. 3443/18.TITS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to appoint Mr. Charles A. Wolrige to bea Sworn Valuator under "The Transfer of Land Act,1893."

Mines Corr. 1847/18.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasappointed Thomas Young Anderson Lang as ActingWarden of Coolgardie, Dundas, and Yilgarn Goldfields,and as Acting Resident Magistrate of the Coolgardie,Dundas, and Yilgarn Magisterial Districts, and as Act-ing Magistrate of the Coolgardie, Norseman, SouthernCross, and Westonia Local Courts, and as an ActingMember and Chairman of the Coolgardie, Dundas, andYilgarn Licensing Courts; to -date from the 20thAugust, 1918.

H. G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law.

VACANCY IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department. Position.

Colonial Secretary's (Medical and Health)l Medical Officer of Schools ...

Salary. Date returnable.

<2408.528 ... 3rd October, 1918.

Applications are called under Section 38 of " The Public Service Act, 1904," and are to ho addressed to the Publle ServiceCommissioner, and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Headsof Departments.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 19th September, 1918.

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

Ex. Co. 3560.II. W. Gibson, Clerk to Assistant toUnder Secretary, Water Supply Department] to beClerk in Charge, Inspection of Machinery Branch,Mines Department, at a salary of :£216 per annum, asfrom 22nd April, 1918.

Ex. Co. 3560.W. Graham, Clerk, Accounts Branch,Lands and Surveys Department, to a similar positionwith a higher classification, at his present salary (£180),as from 1st August, 1918.

Ex. Co. 3560; P.S.C. 1278/16.Geoffrey AlexanderWyndham, under Section 28 of the Public Service Aet,to be _Junior Clerk, at a salary of £60 per annum, asfrom 1st September, 1916.

G. W. SIMPSON,Pubic Service Commissioner,

G. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 20th September, 1918.

AMENDMENT OF AREAS AND BOUNDARIES OFRESERVES.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the Areas and Boundariesof the following Reserves being amended as describedin the Schedules below, for the purposes therein setforth; the Areas and Boundaries previously publishedin the Government Gazette being hereby cancelled:-

1239/88.AVON (Hunt's Dam).No. 1314 (Water).Loca-

"Hon 17657. (About 15 acres.) (Plan 24/80, Al.)4048/11.WONGAN HILLS.No. 14049 (Water).Lots 105

to 116 inclusive, 141, 157,' and 158. (59 acres 3r.16p.)' Reserve 14900 is hereby cancelled. (Plan Won-

1456 GO VE 111,`TMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPT. 20, 1918.

RESERVES.

1118 Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to set apart, as Public Reserves, the landdescribed in the Schedule below, for the purposestherein set forth: -

1239/8S.AVON (near Hunt's Dam).-No. 17042 (Camping and

Public Utility).-Loc. No. 13196. (About 63 'acres.)(Plan 24/80, Al.)

2887/IS.JAURDI (Carnage). -- No. 17043 (Common).-

Bounded by lines starting from the summit of Mt.Carnage (Trigonometrical Station E76) and extendingSouth 240 chains; thence West 1_59 chains 96 links;thence North 240 chains; thence East 160 chains 4links to the starting point. (4,320 acres.) (Plan 71/80.)

Pastoral Lease. 1.073/94 is hereby reduced by 723acres, and Pastoral Lease 972/94 reduced by 2,467acres.

2888/18.NABBERU (New England).-No. 17044 (Common).

-Bounded by lines starting from a point situate South120 chains and Wrest 120 chains from Survey Mark.T.H.R. 267 near New England, and extending North240 chains; thence East 240 chains 5 links; thenceSouth 240 chains; thence West 239 chains 95 links tothe starting point. (5;760 acres.) (Plans 61 and 52/300.)

Excluding Reserve 12853, Illarlow Well.2889/18.NABBERU (Ives Find).-No. 17045 (Common). -

Bounded by lines starting from a point situate North120 chains from Survey Mark J.H.R. 255, and extend-ing East 240 chains 5 links; thence South 240 chains;thence West 239 chains 95 links; thence North to thestarting point. (5,760 acres.). (Plan 61/300.)

2827/18.YELGARN (near Westonia).-No. 17048 (Picnic

Ground).-Loc. No. 73. (About 300 acres). (Plan35/80, E4.)

3100/18.LATHAM.-No. 17049 (Public Buildings, Common-

wealth).-Lots Nos. 7 and S. (Oa. Tr. 39.9p.) (Dia-gram 42122; Plan Latham Townsite).

3101/18.LATHAM.-No. 17050 (Hotel Site).-Lots Nos. 9

and 10. (Oa. 1.r. 39.9p.) (Diagram 42122; Plan LathamTownsite.)

3144/18.LATHAM.-No. 17051 (School Sitc).-Lot No. 33.

(4a. Or. 3Ip.) (Diagram 42122; Plan Latham Town-site.)

3178/18.-WILLIAMS (Arthur River).-No. 17052 (Camp-

ing).-Loc. No. 11848. (About 26 acres.) (Plan409D/40, A3.)

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undernientioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale. at public auction, on the dates and at the placesspecified in the Schedule below, at 11 o'clock a.m., ex-cept Bridgetown 10.30 a.m., Bunbury 3.30 p.m., Ger-aldton 2 p.m., Narrogin 12 noon:-

PINJARRA.25th September, at the Clerk of Court's Office-

13oddington-'57, 3a. 2r. 16p., £1.2; *58, 3a. 3r.29p., £1.2; *59, 4a. 3r. 14p., £15.

RAVENSTHORPE.1st October, at the Warden's Office-

Ravensthorpe-236, lr. 8p., £10.

WAGIN.1st October, at the District Lands Office-

Lake Grace-25, lr. 2p., £25.

MEEKATHARRA.2nd October, at the Mining Registrar's Office-

Meekatharra 422, 1r., £10.

NARROGIN.3rd October, at the District Survey Office-

Yealering-36, 1.r., £13.

IKATANNING.3rd October, at the District Lands Office-

Tarnbellup--'.125, 4a. 1.r. 15p., £10; *126, 4a., £10.

BRIDGETOWN.9th October, at the District Survey Office-

Balbarrup-'5, 7a. 3r. 10p., £18.Dinninup-12, lr., £12.

BUNBURY.9th October, at the District Lands Office-

Drakesbrook-21S, lr. 7p., £16.

GERALDTON.11th October, at the District Lands Office-

Ajana---3, 1.r., £17; 4, lr., £17.Geraldton-*838, 4a. 3r. 32p., £30.Naraling-72, Ir., £25; 87, lr., £30.

. Yalgoo -93, lr., £10.PERTH.

llth October, at the Leads Office-Muchea--37, lr. 24p., £10.

The purchaser will have the Option of taking, in lieuof 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, and a premium equal tothe amount of his bid in excess of the upset price.

"Suburban for cultivation, five years.Each of the above-mentioned lots will be sold on the

condition that the purchaser or his transferees shall not,either before or after the issue of the Crown Grant,without the approval in writing of the Minister forLands, obtain or hold a license for the sale of intoxi-cating liquor on such land.

All improvements on the land offered for sale are theproperty of the Crown, and shall be paid for as theMinister may direct.

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

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned leases have been forfeited underSection 136 of "The Land Act, 1898," for non-pay-ment of rent due to the 30th June, 1918: -

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, Corr. No.Probert Henry, Collie (1112), 2982/153 (Oa. 2r. 30p.),

16s.; 7964/12.Seedsman, W. Ii., Gwalia (535), 3067/153 (32.5p.),

5s. ld.; 7980/09.Johnson, Ada E., Pingelly (Sub. Lot 543), 5432/51

(la. 3r. 20p.), £7 1.1s.; 16263/11.Sheppard, S. Bertha, Avon (13642), 9166/56 (621a.),

£23 5s. id.; 8856/10.Bennetts, Caroline A., Broome Hill (58), 47A/434

(36p.), £10 2s. 6d.; 15321/99.Thompson, II. W., Avon (15291), 24723/55 (320a.),

£19 6s.; 6930/10.Seabrook, R. F., Avon (18538), 10705/56 (999a.), £61

8s. 9d.; 6930/10.Collard, Wm. Thos. E., Williams (8928), 35681/55

(100a.), £3 2s. 6d.; 4396/15.Spragg, Arthur, Williams (4388), 18397/55 (100a.),

£12 lls. 3d.; 3941/07..Ward, William, Murray (1036), 8517/68 (438a.), £27;

3995/13.DOW, Wm. James, Swan (2798), 9418/68 (939a.),

£30; 6838/14.Mitchell, Frank E., Bridgetown (Lot 676), 843/153C

(4a. lr. 36p.), £1 15s. 2d.; 7832/13.Neave, A. E., and Le Mesurier, C. J. R., Yilgarn,

13-60/94 (20,000a.), £22 10s.; 4503/15.Neave, A. E., and Le Mesurier, C. J. R., Yilgarn,

1358/94 (30,000a.), £33 15s.; 4505/15.Neave, A. E., and Le Mesurier, C. J. R., Yilgarn,

1359/94 (20,000a.), £22 10s.; 4504/15.Neave. A. E.,. and Le Mesurier, C. J. R., Yilgarn,

1357/94 (20,000a.), £22 1.0s.; 4495/15.Neave. A . E., and he Mesurier, C. J. R., Yilgarn,

13"8/S4 and 102 (30,000a.), £30; 799/16.


THE undermentioned Leases have been forfeited underSection 137A as abandoned:

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Corr. No.Jack, James, Kojonup (4603), 11711/56 (160a.) ;

9989/13.BIM James, Melbourne (2333), 6990/68 (650a.) ;

8579/11.Nichols, F. A. Williams (pt. 10932), 7508/68 (450a.) ;

196/12.Jackson Joseph W., Wellington (3022), 34289/55

(150a.) ; 567/15.Hill, William, Avon (pt. 21260), 20397/74 (160a.) ;

566/15.Kitto, James _A., Cunderdin (09), 1483/153 (1r. 7.3p);

6437/13.Masc,hetti, Antoine, Wagerup (21), 3045/153 (3r. 7p.);

2177/15.Mundy, Edward, Pingelly (408), 2926/153 (1r. 8p.) ;

13259/11.Hills, James, Plantagenet (2297), 20644/74 (160a.);

1078/15.Russell, Roy, Kojonup (2411), 20268/74 (160a.);

3189/14.

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by public auction, as provided by` The Land Act, 1898," at the f011owing upset prices:

Corr. No. 2034/17.Applications to be lodged at Kalgoorlie.

:BOULDER, Town, 2020, Eli; 308, 973, 1464, 1474,1478, 1511, 2018, 2019, 2440, 2575, 2583, £13 each;1951, 1953, 2336 to 2340, 2343, 2361, 2436, 2437, 2441,2443, 2582, 2586, £14 each; 459, 467, 602, 628, 632,637, 641, 7S9, 881, 949, 974, 99:1, 1030, 1052, 1071, 1135,1191, 1199, 1246, 1253, 1234, 1261, 1277, 1278, 1286,1320, 1336, 1339, 1408, 1413, 1463, 1467, 1473, 1476,1480, 1500, 1507, 1513, 1514, 1337, 1538, 1556, 1578,1609, 1693, 1734, 1741, 1742, 1749, 1750, 1737, 1758,1766, 1773, 1774, 1781, 1789, 1790, 1793, 1799, 1806,1807, 1813, 1820, 1827, 1835, 1836, 1845, 1846, 1853,1856, 1863, 1864, 1871, 1872, 1881, 1882, 1891, 1892,1901, 1902, 1909, 1910, 1919, 1920, 1924, 1927, 1928,£12 each; 1937, 1938, 1943, 1982, 1989, 1990, 1994,2001, 2002, 2017, 2160, 2172 to 2175, 2182, 2192, 2210,2211, 2218, 2248, 2254, 9955, 2272, 2282, 2253, 2288,2289, 22.95, 9319, 2326, 2327, 2329, 2367, 2397, 2533,2543, 2549, 2550, 2557, 2604, 8685, 8.686, R694, R702,R709, R718, R725, R726, 11733, 11734, 17741, R749, R757,P758, 11765, P766, R775, R776, 11780, 11787, 12795, 13.796,R802, £12 each; 309, 368, 373, 381, 383, 407, 421, 499,521, 523, 534, 335, 537 to 539, 343, 563, 364, 568, 570,582, 588, 589, 597, 598, 616, 677, 694, 713, 719, 720,735, 775 to 777, 798, 815, 837, 859, 863, 874, 890, 914,939, 943, 948, 959, 975, 1005, 1006, 1012, 1015, 1027,1028, 1031, 1038, 1103, 1105, 1111, 1118, 1123, 1128,1132, 1136 to 1139, 1170, 1181, 1184, 1192, 1193, 1195,1197, 1209, 1210, 1212, 1219, 1221, 1226, 1240, 1242,1244, 1250, 1252, 1255, 1257, 1260, 1263 to 1268, 1271to 1276, 1279 to 1284, 1287, 1289, 1295 to 1300, 1326,1328, 1345,.1354, 1413, 1493, 1515, 1516, 1518, 1519,1525, 1526, 1528, 1557, 1562, 1568, 1573, 1575, 1579,1581, 1583, 1590, 1591, 1596, 1605, 1637, 1659, 1661 to1664, 1666, 1669 to 1671, 1676, 1677, 1682 to 1684,1703, 1713 to 1715, 1717, 1721, 1722., 1724, 1735 to 1740,1743 to 1748, 1751 to 1755, 1761, 1764, 1767 to 1772,1777 to 1780, 1783 to 1788, 1791, 1792, 1800 to 1805,1808 to 1811, 1816 to 1819, 1822, 1823 to 1825, 1828 to1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1837 to 1844, 1847 to1854, 1857 to 1862, 1865, 1867 to 1870, 1873 to 1880,1883, 1884, 1887 to 1890, 1895, 1897 to 1900, 1903 to1908, 1911 to 1918, 1921, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1929, 1932to 1936, 1939 to 1941, 1943, 1944, 1970, 1983 to 1988,1991, 1997 to 2000, 2003 to 2008, 2011 to 2013, 2016,2121, 2123, 2128, 2134 to 2137, 2142, 2145 to 2148, 2151,2152, 2155, 2156, 2164, 2166, 2169, 2176 to 2180, 2199,2204 to 2209, 2212, 2215, 2217, 2228, 2249, 2250, 2253,2256, 2258, 2259, 2265, 2270, 2273, 2279, 2284 to 2287,2290 to 2294, 2303, 2304, 2307, 2308, 2322 to 2325,2328, 2330, 2350, 2364, 2365, 2368 to 2373, 2376, 2410,2417, 2420, 2446, 2448 to 2450, 2454 to 2457, 2524,2525, 2531, 2538, 2540, 2548, 2551, 2553, 2558, 2560 to2562, 2572, 2588 to 2590, 2593, 2607, 2610, 2616, 2623,2656, R259, 11262, R294, R411, R418, 8419, R521, 11530,8531, R540, 8541, 11595, R680, 8687 to 11691, R695,

1(703, R704, 8706 to R708, R711 to 11713, R716, R719,13721 to R724, 8727 to R732, R735 to R740, R744 to11748, 11752 to R756, 11759, R762 to R764, R767, R768,1t772, 17774, 17777, 11781 to R786, 11790 to R794, R797to 11809, £10 each. (Reserves 5801, 9794, 11248, 9130,9836, 7919, 8788, 9009, 9606 are hereby reduced. Lots331, 342, 876, 2223, 2241, 2439, 2512, 2514, 2516, 2519,2320, 2356, 9565, 2566, 2567, 2574, 2626, 2648 to 2651are excepted from sale as reserve No. 9297.)

2033/17-SOUTH: BOULDER, Town, 409, 417, 435,444 and 443, 434 and 455, 459, 464, 465, 474 and 475,484 and 485, 494, 503, and 504, 513 and 514, 523 and524, 333 and 534, 543 and 544, 553 and 554, 563 and564, 571, 580, 582, 591 and 592, 601 and 602, 615 and616, 625, 635, and 636, 645 and 646, 655 and 656, 665and 666, 675 and 676, 685, 695, and 696, 707 and 708,717 and 718, 727 and 728, 737 and 738, 747, 757, 767and 768, 775 and 776, 783 and 784, 791 and 792, 814,821 and 822, 829, 831, 838, 847 and 848, 920, 925,1726, 1741, 1764 and 1765, 1772 and 1773, 1796 and1797, 1805, 1817, 1828, 1836 and 1837, 1844 and 1845,1852 and 1853, 1860, 1868 and 1869, 1876 and 18771885, 1170, F88, F107 and F108, F117, F159, 11169 anaF1.70, F178, F186, 1E193, P199, F219, F228 and F229,F239 and F240, F246, F254, F280, F288 and 11289,.P293, F295, 11298, F303 and F304, F311, F312, 11314,F326, F327, P344, F354, 11361 and F362, F369) F377and 11396, £12 each; 314, 405 to 407, 410 and 411, 413.and 414, 418 to 422, 426 to 432, 436 to 439, 441 to 443,446 to 453, 456, 460 to 463, 466, 468 to 473, 476, 478to 483, 486 to 492, 495 to 498, 500 to 502, 505 to 512,515 to 517; 519 to 522, 525 to 530, 532, 535 to 540, 542,545 to 548, 551, 552 553 to 562, 565 to 567, 569, 570,572 to 579, 583, 584, 586 to 590, 593 and 594, 596 to600, 603 to 610, 612 to 614, 617 to 622, 624, 628 to 634,637 to 644, 647 to 649, 651 to 654, 657, 659 to 664, 667,660 to 674, 677 to 679, 681 to 684, 687, 689 to 694, 697and 698, 701 to 706, 709, 711 to 716, 719 and 720, 722to 726, 729 to 736, 739 to 746, 750 to 756, 759 to 766,769 and 770, 772 to 774, 778 to 782, 785 to 790, 793 to797, 815 to 820, 824 to 826, 832 to 836, 839 to 841, 843to 846, 907 to 909, 911, 914 to 917, 1730, 1738 and1739, 1747, 1731, 1753, 1754, 1757, 1760, 1762, 1766,and 1767, 1769 to 1771, 1775 to l.777, 1782 to 1787,1790 to 1793, 1801 to 1803, 1806 to 1808, 1816, 1818,1823 to 1827, 1831 to 1835, 1838 to 1843, 1846 to 1851,1834 to 1859, 1864 to 1867, 1870, 1871, 1873 to 1875,1878 and 1879, 1881 to 1883, 1886 to 1890, F15 and1:4'16, F30, 1133, F44, F63, F64, F71 to F74, F81, F83;P89, F91, P101, F103, F109, F113, F116, F119, F123,P128, 11130, F1.51, F153 to F156, F162 to F167, F176,F179, 111.81, F183, F187, F190, F197, F206 and. F207,F214 to 11218, F225 to F227, F236 to F233, F236 toF238, 11241 to F243, F247 and 11248, F274 to F278,F284 to F287, F290 and F291, F294, F296 and F297,F299 to F302, F305 to F310, F313, Fan and F316,11318, P321, F324 and F325, 11329, F331 and 11332,F334- and F335, 11340 to F343, 11348, F350 to F352,F333 to F360, F363 to F365, 11367 and F368, F373 andF374, F387, 111389 and F390, F392 to 11394, F397P399, and F401, £10 each. Subject to the payment ofthe value of any improvements which may exist on theselots. Reserves 5801, 8105, 5464, 9494, 108, 8805, and8741 are hereby reduced.

Applications to be lodged at Bridgetown.583/93-BOYANUP, Suburban for Cultivation, Sub.

22 and Sub. 23, £20; Sub. 24, £10. Subject to the pay-ment of the value of any improvements which may existon these Lots.

Applications to be lodged at Geraldton.797/13-LATHAM, Town, 1 and 16, £25 each; 2 to

6, inclusive, 11 to 15, inclusive, 17, 24, 25, and 32, £20each; 18 to 23, inclusive, and 26 to 31, inclusive, £15each. Subject to the payment of any improvementswhich may exist on these Lots. Lots 21, 29, and 30are hereby excepted from sale as Reserve 17047.

Each of the above-mentioned-lots will be sold on thecondition that the purchaser or his transferees shall not,either before or after the issue of the Crown Grant,without the approval in writing of the Minister forLands, obtain or hold a license for the sale of intoxi-cating liquor on such land.

Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referredto are now obtainable at this office, and the office of thevarious 'Government Land Agents.

1458 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPT. 20, 191.8.

PASTORAL LEASES AVAILABLE FOR LEASING.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas comprised within the following forfeited PastoralLease will beagain available for leasing under Part N.of "The Land Act, 1S93," and its amendments, on the2nd October, 1918,

Applications to be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the District in which the land is situated.

PERTH LOCAL LAND OFFICE.

. Lease Approximate No.area in acres.District orDivision.

6777/14 1 1301/94 27,000 53/360 ICaluwiri.

TOWN LOTS OPEN FOR LEASINGRETURNEDSOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned Lots are available for leasing, subjectto the Regulations for the Leasing of Town and Subur-ban Lands to Returned Sailors and Soldiers, as publishedin Government Gazette, 24th hi ay, 1918, on and afterthe date specified in the Schedule below:

SCHEDULE,

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1918.

Applications to be lodged at Ka-tanning or Perth.

11020/05.MURAHUP, 51, 52, and 53, C.U. value£26 13s. 4d. each (16s. each) ; 54, £16 13s. 4d. (10s.).Selection limited to one lot to each person.

Applications to be lodged at Bunbury or Perth.104/93.COOKERNUP, Sub. Lots 109, 110, 111, 112,

113, 121, 123, and 124, £16 13s. 4d. each (10s. each) ;114, 115, and 116, £20 each (12s. each) ; 117 and 120,£23 Os. 3d. each (14s. each).

Plans showing the arrangements of the Lots referredto are now obtainable at this office and the variousDistrict or Branch District Land and Survey offices.

Applications, accompanied by the necessary Schedules,I nay be lodged at the offices mentioned at any time priorto the dates specified, and any applications so lodgedwill be deemed to have been lodged on that day.

In the event of two or more applications for the samelot, the Land Board shall allot the laud. The Board'sdecision shall be final.

Intending applicants are requested to lodge their appli-cations before the date specified, and are reminded thatit is unnecessary to employ an agent, as applicationsmay be lodged personally or sent through the post.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION BY RETURNEDSOLDIERS AND SAILORS.

IT is hereby notified, fox general information, that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve of the areas scheduled hereunderbeing made available for selection under The LandAct, 1898," and its amendments, by per'sons who havebeen on active service with His Majesty's Naval orMilitary Forces, and can produce a satisfactory dis-charge; or the dependants of those who have beenkilled or have died on active service. The selector of aHomestead Farm front any location available underPart VIII. must take the balance thereof under Condi-tional Purchase.

Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the District in which the land is situated.

The date fixed for areas being thrown open forSelection does not imply that applications may not belodged before such date, and any applications so lodgedwill be treated as having been received on the appointedday.

Should any location be not applied for on the fixeddate it will remain available for selection until it isapplied for or otherwise dealt with.

There shall be an interval of at least three daysbetween the closing of the date for applications and thedate oft which the Board sits. All applicants will beadvised of the date fixed for the meeting of the Board.He may then, if he wishes, apply to Head Office for aCertificate to the Railway Department, which on pre-sentation at the nearest Railway Station will entitle himto a Return Ticket at Excursion Rates to the placewhere the Board will sit, available for seven days fromdate of issue.

SCHEDULE.OPEN WEDNESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1918.

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.wolyn A.Il. District' (near' Kellerberrin)

Corr. No. 12044/09.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 4/80,

Kwolyin Agricultural Area Lots 43 and 44; subjectto survey, classification, and pricing.

OPEN WEDNESDAY 9th OCTOBER, 1918.

IlizlIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Prcsfon Agricultural Arca District (near Preston).

orr. No. 771/80.Open, under Parts V. and

Location Area Price.No. per acre.

VIII. (Plan 414B/40.)

Remarks.

Preston A.A.Lot 244 ...Lot 246 ...Lot 247 ...

a.

181265

r. p.

1 102 02 0

s. d.

itI }014 6)

To be selected as one holding..{ Reserves 6871, 6872, and

7012 are hereby cancelled.

NOPTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District (near Mcrredin).

Corr. No. 12143/01.Open, under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 24 and

25/80.)The area., containing. about 1,100 acres, lately com-

prised within the Merredin State Forest and adjoiningLocations 20685 and 20686, Reserve 10009, Locations15607, 15604, and 15605; subject to survey, classifica-tion, and pricing, and to the condition that the Gold-fields Water Supply Administration, or anybody auth-orised by them, shall have the right to remove timberfront the land without payment at any time, and thatthe holder of the block shall not be permitted to sell thetimber but shall have the right to kill or clear same forthe purpose of preparing the land for cultivation orgrazing or in any other direction rendered necessaryby legitimate farming operations.

WAGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Williams District (near Bocalarrup Spring).

Corr. No. 1088/98.Open, under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 409D/

-40, A3.)The area lately comprised within Reserve 1658,

14253, 5543, 7578, and 8066, and containing about 700acres; subject to survey, classification, and pricing.(Reserves 1658, 14253, 5543, 7578, and 8066 are herebycall celled.)

Williams Dist, et (near Dardadine).Corr. No. 5692/99.Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 409A/40, Al

and 2.)Williams Location 7518, comprising about 480 acres,

at 13s. per acre. (Reserve 4310 is hereby cancelled.)

SEPT. 20, 1918.] GOVERNMENT

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder will be available for selectionunder The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, onand after the dates set out in said schedule.

Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the district in which the land is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

All applications lodged before such date will betreated as having been received on that day, and ifthere are more applicants than one for any lot theapplication to be granted will be determined by theLand Board. Should any lands remain unselected suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwisedealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the appli-cants for the blocks will be duly notified of the date,time, and place of the meeting of the Board.

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

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationavailable under Part VIII. must take the balancethereof, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

The lands marked with an asterisk are available underPart VI.

SCHEDULES.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, 1918.

BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Nelson District (near Deep River).

Corr. No. 2561/18.Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 455/80, El.)That portion of Reserve 1066, comprising about 100

acres, situated North of Deep River, and East of andcontiguous to Nelson Location 1240; subject to survey,classification, and pricing. (Reserve 1066 is hereby re-duced.)

Nelson District (on Lefroy Brook).Con.. No. 552/18.Open, under Parts V. and VIAL (Plan 442/B, 40.)

LocationNo. Area. Price per

acre. Remarks.

7918a. 1. p.

160 0 23s. C.

0 15 0 /Subject to the right for the1 State Sawmills to remove

any marketable timberthereon, within 12 months

I from the granting of theapplication.

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Melbourne District (near Lake Niman).

Corr. No. 6357/10.Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 57/80, C4.)Alelbourne Location 2038, comprising 108 acres 2

roods; subject to survey, classification, and pricing.

Swan District (near Wooroloo).Corr. No. 2062/16,Open, under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 2A/40.)The land, containing 10 acres, bounded by lines start-

ing from a point on the West boundary of Swan Loca-tion 1649, situate South about 5 chains from the South-East corner of Swan Location 1748, and extendingSouth about 10 chains; thence West to the Eastern sideof Road No. 1786; thence North-Westerly along theEastern side of Road No. 1786 aforesaid to a pointWest of the starting point; thence East to the startingpoint; at 26s. per acre; subject to survey. (Reserve4198 is hereby reduced.)

GAZETTE. W.A. 1459

PERTH LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Jandakat A.A. (near Lake Jilbup).

Corr. No. 1688/90.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 341A/40.),Tandakot A.A. Lot 202, comprising 123 acres; sub-

ject to classification and pricing.(Reserve 1822 is hereby cancelled.)

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1918.UERALDTON LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Victoria District (near Yanganooka Well);

Corr. No, 2747/83.Open under Parts V., VI., VIII., add X. (Plan

192/80, A4.)The land, containing about 531 acres, lately com-

prised within and now excised from Reserve 641; sub-ject to survey, classification, and pricing.

tiVAGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Williams District (near &jailing Well).

Corr. No. 4879/13.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 10911/40.)Location 11844, comprising about 85 acres; being the

Northern portion of Reserve 1769; subject to survey,classification, and pricing.

OPEN WEDNESDAY 9th OCTOBER, 1918.BUN THIRY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Icorilekup Estate (near Harvey).Corr. No. 1674/17.Open, under Part V. (Plan 383:D/40.)

Location PriceArea.No. per acre.

...59 ...60 ...61 ...

63 ...

65 ...66 ...67 ..68 ...69 ...70 ...71 ...72 ...73 ...93 ...

96 ..-97 ...9899 ...

100 ...101 ...102103 ...104 ...

a. r. p. k s. d.161 0 10 1 12 0149 3 32 1 14 0106 0 4 1 16 4150 3 12 1 16 6166 3 23 1 9 8170 0 27 1 10 6267 3 1 1 8 6182 2 20 1 0 0130 0 22 1 1 2112 3 5 1 1 10139 1 8 0 17 4113 1 14 1 0 (1

121 0 28 1 18 667 0 35 0 11 2

lox 0 25 1 11 4208 0 14 1 5 9 i5

15 1 23 17 6 11 -)10 1 8 16 18 59 0 29 13 0 6

10 1 17 30 8 119 1 39 30 7 1

13 1 34 30 9 510 0 9 26 3 39 032 2 9118 326 32 11 37 2 3 39 19 18 136 96 7 65 2 9 30 10 7

to of ml

ltorijekrap Estate (near Harvey).Corr. No. 1678/17.Open, under Part V. only. (Plan 383D/40.)Lot 57, comprising 272 acres 3 roods 14 perches, at

17s. per acre.

Korijekap Estate (near Harney).Corb. No. 1676/17:Open, under Part V. only. (Plan 383D/40.)

LocationNo. Area.

Korijekup Es- a. r.tate Lots-

199 I 5 0 18 30 7 10200 4 3 2 30 12 1201 1 3 11 30 0 0202 4 2 1 30 8 9203204 5 2 9 27 2 4205 4 3 11 30 6 8206 4 1 19 31 0 8

Priceper acre.

s. d.

Remarks.

Except). d from sale.


NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District (near Goomalling).

Corr. No. 4926/96.Open, under Part V., Sec. 60. (Plan 32/80, E4.)The area comprised within late Reserve 3541, con-

taining about 10 acres, at £1 5s. per acre. (Reserve3541 is hereby cancelled.)

LAND FORFEITED AND AGAIN OPEN FORSELECTION.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned Leases, Licenses, and Occupation Certi-ficates have been forfeited for non-compliance with theconditions under which they were granted, and the landcontained therein will be again open for selection,under "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, onand after the dates and at the places mentioned.

Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the district in which the land is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

All applications lodged before such date will betreated as having been received on that day, and ifthere are more applicants than one for any lot the ap-plication to be granted will be determined by the LandBoard. Should any lands remain unselected, such willcontinue available until applied for or otherwise dealtwith.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the appli-cants for the blocks will be duly notified of the date,time, and place of the meeting of the Board.

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

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationavailable under Part VIII. must take the balancethereof, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

The lands marked with an asterisk are available underPart VI.

SCHEDULES.OPEN WEDNESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, 1918.

ALBANY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Plantagenet District.

Corr. No. 2206/12.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 451/80, D4.)Location *2308, containing 160 acres, at 8s. per acre.

GERALDTON LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Victoria District.

Corr. Nos. 4528/13, 5054/12.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 160/80, C4.)Location -6689, containing 1,000 acres, at 7s. 3d. per

acre; being R. J. Brown's forfeited Conditional Pur-chase 33553/55 and Grazing Lease 7336/68.

Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bankinterest, £22 5s. 7d., and taking over the mortgagescovering an advance of £168 Os. 1c1.

Victoria District.Corr. Nos. 4961/13, 7943/12.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 160/80, B2.)Location 6714, containing 1,063 acres, at 10s. 9d. per

acre; being N. Lymburner's forfeited Grazing Lease8123/68 and Conditional Purchase 11612/56.

(Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bankinterest, £1 13s. 4d., and taking over the mortgagescovering an advance of £10.)

Bowes Estates.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatVictoria Location 5387, within the Bowes Estate, willbe open for selection under Part V., Sections 55 and 56,of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, and theprovisions of "The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act,1909," and its amendments, on Wednesday, 25th day

of September, 1918. Applications to be lodged at theGeraldton Local Land Office.

VictoriaLocation

No.Area.

Priceper

acre.

Total purchasemoney including

interest.Annual

Instalments.

5387acres.

371S. d.

8 5S. d.

242 15 7s. d.

12 2 9

(Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bankinterest, £11 5s., and taking over the mortgage coveringan advance of £150.)

RATAN KING LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Kojonup District.

Corr. Nos. 1623/17; D.O. 256/17.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 437/80,

DI.)Kojonup Location 2754, containing 170 acres, sub-

ject to classification and pricing, and that. portion ofunsurveyed land containing about 190 acres, startingfrom the North-West corner of Location 2754; thenceEast to Road 291S; thence Northerly by said road tothe South-East corner of Location 4180; thence West tothe South-West corner of Location 4180; thence Southto the South-East corner of Location 3077; thence West16 chains; thence South 6 chains hack to starting point;being A. J. Preece 's abandoned Grazing Lease applica-tion (Location 51S9).

NARROGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Williams District.

Corr. No. 7897/09.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 377D/40,

13 & C 3.)

Location No. Area. Priceper acre. Remarks.

a. T. p..7305 } 811 0 0 Subject to Subject to the payment of the*7306

qassion Agricultural Bank interest,*0312 ... 160 0 0 t andPricing.

£33 Os. 11d., and taking overthe mortgages covering anadvance of £195.

Being T. L. Hickinbotham's forfeited ConditionalPurchase 23804/55 and Homestead Farm 12975/74.

Williams District.Corr. Nos. 4492-3/12, 3904/08.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 385C/40, F3.)

LocationNo. Area. Price per

acre. Remarks.

a. T. p. S. s. d.11227 ... 200 0 0 0 14 0 Subject to the payment of th(

Agricultural Bank Interest11228 ... 641 0 0 0 11 0 £37 16s. 11d., and takim

over the mortgages covering an advance of £31(

3102 ... 160 0 0 I- 14s. 2d.

t(Subject to classification and pricing); being G. R.McDonald's forfeited Conditional Purchases 31844/55,31845/55, and Homestead Farm 10378/74,

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District.

Corr. Nos. 1229/07 and 1230/07.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 25/80, E 2

& 3.)

LocationNo.

*10353 ...

*10354 ...

Area.

a. r. p.

160 0 0

480 0 0

Price peracre.

s. d.

O 9 6

O 7 6

Remarks.

Subject to the payment ofthe Agricultural Bank's in-terest and taking over theexisting mortgages and acropping lease which ex-pires 28th Feb., 1919.

Being R. H. McMaster's forfeited Conditional Pur-chase 18042/55 and Homestead Farm 9014/74.


OPEN WEDNESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1918.ALBANY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Plantagenet District.Corr, Nos. 6649/14, (5650/14.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 435/80, ALIPlantagenet Location '3026, containing 916 acres

roods 3 perches, at 7s. per acre; being W. A. Cameron'sforfeited Conditional Purchase 35168/55 and HomesteadFarm 20547/74.

13 UN BURY LOCAL LAND UiSTRICT.Murray District.

Corr. No. 153/13.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 383A/40,

B & C 2.)Harvey Agricultural Area. Lot "224, containing 108

acres, at Ss. 3d. per acre; being E. M. Pusey's forfeitedConditional Purchase 32997/55.

G ERAL DTON LOCAL LAN I) DI. STRICT.Victoria District.

Corr. No. 8051/13.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 157D/40,

I33.)Victoria Location "6751, containing 160 acres, at Os.

per acre; being F. Bell's forfeited Homestead Farm19806/74.

Victoria District.Corr. No. 2640/17.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 122/80, F3.)Victoria Location 4748, containing 975 acres, at 9s.

rer acre; being H. J. Hawkins' forfeited ConditionalPurchase 36183/55 and Homestead Farm 21167/74.

KATANNING LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Kojonup District.

orr. No. 7347/09.Open under Parts V., 'VI. and VIII. (Plan 417A/40,

02.1Kojonup Location 5912, containing 160 acres; sub-

ject to pricing and classification; being F. W. Coxall'sforfeited Homestead Farm 12913/74.

NARROGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District.

Corr. No. 10927/09.Open under Parts V.; VI., and VIII. (Plan 378D/40,

A3.)

Location Area.No.Remarks.

acres.9526 100

6014994Subject to classification and pricing,.

Being W. D. McDonald's forfeited Homestead Farm13359/74.

Williams District.Corr. No. 6704/12.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 385C/40, E3.)Williams Location 3728, containing 160 acres, at 12s.

9d. per acre; being J. 'Matthew's forfeited HomesteadFarm 18602/74.

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT,Avon District.

Corr. Nos. 13580/11, 5258/12.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 3B/40, F2.)

LocatioNo. Area. Price per

acre.

a. r. p. s. cl.

*19382 160 0 0 0"20070 86 1 0 8 6

Being Thomas Gooney's forfeited Conditional Pur-chases 30669/55 and 31878/55.

1.con District.Corr. Nos. 5345/12 and 5846/12.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 34/30, C3.)Avon Location 1S416, containing 817 acres, at 7s. 6d.

per acre; being F. J. Cohen's 'forfeited ConditionalPurchase 35893/55 and Homestead Farm 18518/74.

Ninghan District.Corr. No. 3042/09.Open under Parts V., VI., and Viii.

B3 & 4.)(Plan 65/80,

Ninghan Location 379, containing 160 acres; subjectto classification and pricing ; being M. j. .11ammond 'sforfeited Homestead Farm 12388/74.

WAG LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.i'Villiams District.

Corr. No. 1338/5.Open under Parts V., VL, and VIII (Plan 4081)/40,

AS.)Williams Location 5810, containing 100 acres; subject

to classification and pricing and the taking over of theAgricultural Bank's mortgage; being G. S. Filmer'sforfeited Conditional Purchase 12537/55.

The successful applicant for this block must sign allnecessary documents required by the Agricultural Bank,in connection with encumbrances, within 30 days fromthe approval of the application.

OPEN WEDNESDAY 9th OCTOBER, 1918.ALBANY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Plantagenet District.Corr. No. 10828/12.Open, under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 451/80, 131.)Plantagenet Location "3452, containing 160 acres, at

9s. 9d. per acre; being J. R. Lamont's forfeited Home-stead Farm 19025/74.

Plantagenet District.Corr. No. 2969/10.Open, under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 452C/40,

P4.)Plantagenet Location 2880, containing 160 acres, sub-

ject to classification and pricing; being A. Kew's for-feited Homestead Farm 14064/74.

BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Sussex District.

Corr. No. 2108/15.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 413B/40,

E2.)Sussex Location '1267, containing 257 acres 1 rood

4 perches, at 8s. 6d. per acre; being AI. Terry's for-feited C.P. 35478/55.

BUNBURY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Wellington District.'

Corr. No. 2147/12.Open, under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 411D/40,

133 & 4.)Wellington Location *3003, containing 600 acres, at

5s. 9d. per acre; being A. Dillon's forfeited G.L.7606/68.

Wellington District.Corr. No. 1049/15.Open, under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 410/80, B3.)Wellington Location *2095, containing 160 acres, at

Os. 9d.; being J. A. Greig's forfeited C.P. 35435/55.

KATANNING LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Kojonup District.

Corr. No. 6768/12.Open, under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 416D/40,

B3.)Kojonup Location *4897, containing 120 acres, at

4s. 3d.; being G. Nesa's forfeited ILE. 18611/74.


Kojo nap District.Corr. No. 12440/10.Open, under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plans 437/80, P3,

and 130/80, Al.)Kojonup Location 00417, containing 347 acres 2 roods

20 perches, at 4s. per acre ; being C. H. Jacka 's for-feited G.L. 6042/68,

NARE(OGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.if'illiants District.

Corr. Nos. 13281/11 and 12567/11.Open, under Parts VI, and .VIII. (Plan 378D/40,

A4.)

LocationHo.

*11037*11122.6447

Arca.

acres.1001361 t135

Priceper acre. Remarks.

I

g s. 0. .

0 5 9 15 Being \V. H. Dixon's forfeited0 5 0 1 } 0.1's. 31630/55 and0 5 0 u 30519/55.

I

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District.

Corr. Nos. 1190/16 and 2015/16.Open, under Parts VI. and VIII. " (Plan 25/80, E3.)Avon Location *11105, containing 439 acres, at 85. (id.

per acre; being T. H. Bennitt's forfeited G.L. 9908/68and H.F. 21003/74.

Avon District.Corr. Nos. 8523-24/13.Open, under Parts VI. and VHF. (Plan 26/80, Cl.)Avon Location 20907, containing. 810 acres, at 9s. 6d.

per acre; being R. S. Silvester's abandoned C.P.84473/55 and H.P. 19857/74.

PERTH LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District.

Corr. Nos. 4561/13 and 2508/12,Open, under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plans 342a/40,

C2, and 3420/40, C3.)Location

No.Price

per acre. emarks.-Remarks.

17972

14794

acres.560

200

£ s. d.0 6 6

0 8 0

Being 4. 3. Bolger's forfeite(0_9.33557/55, G.L. 7619/68,and C.P. 31319/55.

Swan District.Corr. No. 4661/14.Open, under Parts V., VI., and VEIL (Plan la/40,

B1 & 2.)Swan Location 1827, containing 9754 acres; subject

to classification and pricing; being Wm. Cunningliam'sforfeited ME. 20388/74.

LAND OPEN FOR SPECIAL LEASING.Plan 114/300.

Corres. 3544/15.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theland contained in forfeited Special Leases 1535/152(Bedout Island) will be available for Leasing, underSection 152 of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-ments, on the 90 October, 1918; all applications to belodged at this Office.

LAND AVAILABLE POR THE COL.. ECTION ANDMANUFACTURE OF SALT.

Corres. 2148/18; Plan 35/80.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that thehind contained in abandoned Special Lease 1543/152will be again available for Leasing, under Section -152of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, on the9th October, 1918; subject to the Regulations publishedin the Government Ga:,ette, 31st Nitiv, 1918. Applica-tions to be lodged at the Northam Local Land Office.

THE ROADS ACT, 1911.WHEREAS the UPPER BLACKWOOD Road Board,by resolution passed at a Meeting of the Board, held atLauderdale on or about the 26th day of October, 1912,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:

0212/90.Deviation of part of Road No. 1489.A strip of land,

one chain wide, its Northern side leaving the Northernside of the present road in Nelson Location 915, atpoint 112deg. 50min. 7 chains 91.8 links from its Westboundary, and extending as shown (Diagram B911) 102deg. 34min. S chains 67.4 links; thence 124deg. 25min.3 chains 57.7 links to rejoin the Northern side of theold road in location aforesaid. (Plan 415/80, D4.)

WHEREAS the ARMADALE-KELMSCOTT RoadBoard, by resolution passed at a Meeting of the Board,held at Armadale on or about the 24th day of June,1918, resolved to open the road hereinafter described,that is to say: -


one chain wide, its North-Eastern side leaving the East-ern side of the present road at its intersection with theNorth-Eastern boundary of Jandakot A.A. Lot 76, andextending North-Westward to and along part of theNorth-Eastern boundary of said lot to the South-Easternside of Road No. 565. (Plan 341A/40, C2.)

WHEREAS the MULLEWA Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a Meeting of the Board, held at Mullewa onor about the 31st day of July, 1917, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say:

201(1/17.Regazettal of Road No. 5877.A strip of land, three

chains wide, commencing at the West boundary of Vic-toria Location 4380, and extending Eastward inside andalong its South boundary and part of the South boun-dary of Location 4378 (ELF. 18491/74); thence South-ward inside and along the West boundaries of Location4379 and late Homestead Farm 4252/74 to join the roadalong. the Northern side of the Railway Reserve. (Plan156/80, Dl & 2.)

WHEREAS the TA NDAT.cOT Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at jandakot onor about the 10th day of January, 191-8, resolved toopen the road hereinafter described, that is to say:

1066/16.Road No. 0043.---A strip of land, one chain wide, its

South side leaving Road No. 3041 on the West boundaryof Canning Location 182, S chains 22.1 links from itsSouth-West corner, and extending as surveyed (Diagram43109) through Locations 182 and 195, 129deg. 42min.5 chains 29.4 links, 94deg. 21min. 13 chains 29.2 links,to Road No. 302 on the South-East boundary of Loca-tion 195 aforesaid. (Plan 1D/20 S.E.)

WHEREAS the YORK Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at York on orabout the 15th day of October, 1917, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say: -


one chain wide, its Southern side leaving the South-Western side of the present road on the North-Easternboundary of Avon Location 5578 at a point about 30chains from its East corner, aim extending about 270deg.about 10 chains, about 31.5deg. about 13 chains; thenceabout 14deg. to rejoin the South-Western side of theold road. (Plan 3D/40, A3.)

WHEREAS the BEVERLEY Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Beverley onor about the 7th day of ,Tune, 1918, resolved to open theroad hereinafter described, that is to say:

2078/18.Deviation of parts of Road No. 6120.A strip of land,

one chain wide, its Southern side leaving the South-Eastern side of the present road on the North-Easternboundary of Avon Location 574, and extending as shown(Diagram No. 41077) SSdeg. 42min. 6 chains 13.3 links;thence 15cleg,. 40min. 3 chains 92.1 links to rejoin theSouthern side of the old road in Location 845.

Also, a strip of land, one chain wide, its Northernside leaving, the Northern side of the present road at theSouth-Western corner of Beverley A.A. Lot 91, and

SEPT. 20, 1918.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 1463

extending as shown (Diagram 41078) 66deg. 56min.21 chains 34.9 links, 93deg. 43min. 23 chains 73 links ;thence I 0Scleg. 43miu. 7 chains 1.8 links, to rejoin theNorthern side of the old road on the Southern boundaryof lot aforesaid. (Plan 342 B/40, IF I.)

WH EREAS the DOW N Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Dowerin onor about the 4th day of June, 191.77, resolved to open theroad hereinafter described, that is to say :

2567/13.No. 6122.A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving a

surveyed road at the South-Western corner of AvonLocation 19098, and extending as shown (Diagram Nor-tham :3075) North-Eastward along the Western boun-dary of said location to a surveyed road at its Northcorner. (Plan 33/80, Cl.)

WHER,EAS the SWA N and WEST GUILDFORD RoadBoards, by resolutions passed at meetings of the Boards,held at Midland Junction and West Guildford on orabout the 20th day of August, 1917, resolved to openthe road Imereinnfter described, that is to say:

10621/09.No. 6124.A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

surveyed road at the South-West corner of Lot 4 ofSwan Location 1', and extending as shown (L.T.O. Plan3469) North along the West boundaries of Lots 4 to 7inclusive, to the latter 's North-West corner ; thence asshown (Diagram 43060) in a Northerly direction pass-ing through Locations P and 01, N and 0, and Ml, to13enari Road in the latter location. (Plans 1A/40 and1D/20 N.E.)

And whereas, where necessary, His Excellency theGovernor, pursuant to Section 17 of "The Public WorksAct, 1902," by notices published in the Government(tw:ctte, declared that the said lands had been set apart,taken, or resumed for the purpose of time said roads,and that plans of the said lands might be inspected atthe Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth.

And whereas the said Boards have caused a copy ofthe said notices to be served upon the owners andoccupiers of the said lands resident within the State,or such of them as can with reasonable diligence lie

ascertained, either personally or by registered letterposted to their last-named places of abode.

And whereas the Govern or in Executive Council hasconfirmed the said resolutions, it is hereby notified thatthe lines of conimunication described above are roadswithin the meaning of "The Roads Act, 1911," subjectto the provisions of the said Act.

Dated this 20th day of September, 191S.

THE ROADS ACT, 1911.

WHEREAS R. G. Ardagh and -AiL E. Hayward, beingthe owners of land over or along which the undermen-tioned road, in the Bayswater Road District, passes,have applied to the Bayswater Road Board to close thesaid road, which is more particularly described here-under, that is to say

2586/17.B. 227.That portion of Moore Street, from a line

between the West corner of part of Lot 22 of SwanLocation W, as slimvn Lands Titles Office Diagram4503, and the East corner of Sub. Lot 19 of Lot 8 ofsaid -location, to the South-Eastern boundaries of Lots10 and 9c of location aforesaid. ( Plan 113/20 N.E.)

And whereas such application has been duly pub-lished in the Go vernmenl (I ette :

And whereaS the said Bon ril has assented to the saidapplication :

Anil whereas the Governor in :Executive Council hasconfirmed the said assent :

It is hereby notified tint the said Road is closed.Dated thus 20th day of September, 1918.

E. S. KING.Surveyor General and Loder Secretary for Lauds.

yAr,coo COMMON RESERVE 6936.Alteration of By-laws.

MIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve, under Section 43 of " TheLand Act, 1895,'' of the amendment of Clause 6 of theRegulations for the Yalgoo Common Reserve 6936 aspublished in the Government Ga.Tette of the 9th June,1916, and of the following additional by-law to beknown as Clause 6a :

At a meeting of the Yalgoo Road Board held on 14thAugust, 1918, it was resolved to amend the By-laws ofthe Yalgoo Common gazetted on June 6th, 1916, asunder :

By-law (6.)Bona fide travellers and teamsters willbe allowed to ruin their horses, cattle, camels, mules orasses on the Common for seven clear days free ofcharge. Such stock after being on the Common forthat period must make a bona fide trip of at least threedays' absence from Yalgo6 before being entitled to an-other seven days free; should the seven days be ex-ceeded, such stock will be charged at the rate of six-pence per head per day or part of a day, but in no caseshall such stock remain on the Common under this By-law longer than 12 days at any one Hine.

By-law ( 6a.) Resident teamsters will be allowed tol'1111 their teams on the Common for an annual chargeof £5, payable quarterly in advance, such teams not toexceed 30 donkeys, 17 camels, or 12 horses ; any stockabove these numbers to be charged as in By-law No. 4,namely, at the rate of 15s. per head per annum.

These By-laws to take effect from date of gazettal.(Sgd.) J. CLARK,

Chairman,J. J. 0 'CONNOR,

Secretary,Yalgoo Road Board.

Approved by His Excellency time Governor in Execu-tive Council, this 18th day of September, 1918.


The Workers' Homes Board,Perth, 14th September, 1918.

T undermentioned leases under "The Workers'[homes Act, " have been forfeited for breach ofcovenant of the leases :

Lease No., Name of Lessee, Town or Locality, andDescription of Land.

W.H. 492/15.296/16William McCarley, G-eraldton ; Cteraldton Town

Lot 1008.W.H. 178/16.

1039/16Walter Thomas Forman, Geraldton ; Gerald-ton Town Lot 1020,

W. B. HA HMV FCR,Chairman, Workers' Homes Board

THE ABATTOIRS ACT, 1909.

Amended Regulations relating to the Slaughter of

Department of Agriculture,Perth, 18th September, 1918.

Agri. N o. 4318/16.II'S Excellency time Governor in Executive Council hiCSheen pleased to repeal Regulations made under "TheAbattoirs- Act, 1909," as published in the GovernmentGaz'ette of the 24th May, 1918, and to approve of thefollowing Reomlations which shall have effect in lieuthereof as from the 1st November, 1918.

H. C. 'PRET ILO WAN,Acting Under Secretary for Agriculture.

THE ABATTOIRS ACT, 1909.Amended Regulations.

I.. Notwithstanding anything contained in the exist--1g Regulations to the contrary, any person may, by

license in writing of the Minister, slaughter pigs for

1494 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 11. 1)1.8.

bacon curing or other I rade p«rposes or for domesticconsumption elsewhere than at an Abattoir: Providedthat

(a) the premises on which the pigs are slaughteredare registered under Division 2 of Part VII.of "The Health Act, 1911";

(b) all relative By-laws under "The Health Act,1911," and its amendments are duly ob-seved and performed by the licensee; and

(c) the prescribed fee is paid by the licensee.2. Every licensee shall pay to the Department of

Public Health, or its collector, as an inspection fee, thesum of sixpence for earls pig killed.

3. The minimum number of carcases presented forinspecton to be twenty, otherwise the licensee to payfees as if twenty pigs had been inspected.

4. Twenty-four hours' clear notice shall be given theDepartment of Public -Health by the licensee that allinspection is desired, or alternatively a licensee may,by arrangement with the .Department of Public Health,fix definite days and hours of inspection.

5. Every license shall be -revocable be the Ministerin his absolute discretion.

6. A. license may be in the form or to the effect ofthe Schedule.

Schedule.A.13. , of , is hereby

licensed to slaughter pigs for bacon curing or othertrade purposes or for domestic consumption on (heredescribe the premises) on condition that such premisesare duly registered under Division 2 of Part MEL of"The Health Act, 7911," and that all relative By-lawsunder such Act and its amendments are duly observedand performed by the licensee, and that the fees pre-scribed by the Regulations published in the GovcritmGazette of the day of 191S, areduly paid by 111111, and that this license may be revokedby the Minister in his absolute discretion.

Dated the day of , 19 .

Minister for Agriculture.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council, this 11th day of September, 1918.


SCHOOL OF MINES, KALGOORLIE.Add-it/oval Regulation.

3588/13.Department of Mines,

Perth, 18th September, 1918.HIS Excellency the Governor in 'Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of air additional Regulationunder the School of Mines Regulations, published in theGovernment Gazette on the 21st day of .November,1913:

Returned Soldiers.Regulation 18.Any student being the holder of a

discharge from the Australian Imperial Forces shall beexempt from the charges of fees and deposit requiredunder Regulations 5 and 8.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.1807/18.

IN pursuance of the provisions of Section 276 of " TheMining. Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governor inExecutive Council has been pleased to approve of thetemporary reservation (No. 1.8211) of ground, contain-ing an of about 300 acres, situated near the -Stirl-ing Ranges, as shown by pink lines on lithograph atpage 1, Mines file 1807/18, and to authorise HenryCharles Sims and William Henry Richardson to occupy,conditionally, the said reserve for a period of twelvemonths from the 20th day of September, 1918, for thepurpose of prospecting for Diatomaceous Earth only.

O. A. HUDSON,Minister for Mines.

APPOINTMENT.Department of Mines,

3180/17. Perth, 11th September, 191.8.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to appoint Percy John Taylor as ActingMilling Registrar at Lawlers, East Murchison Goldfield,to date from the 5th day of September, 1918.

H. J. CALANCHINI,Secretary for Mines.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Department of Mines,

Perth, 18th September, 1918.

IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of " The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governor inExecutive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Applications for Leases as shown below.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Secretary for Mines.

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

East Coolgardie

East Murchison

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

BulongLawlers

4625x-f-.1118v1207, 1208.

Conditionally. t Approved in Executive Council 11th September, 1918.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Public Works Department,Perth, 18th September, 191.8.

TI LE following. list of Tenders, recently accepted, ispublished for general information:

Date of Acceptance, Name of Contractor, -Descriptionof Contract, and Amount.

Sept. 16.T. Gibson: Mullewa. Police Station Renova-tions (5655), £49 17s. 6,1.

10.--Wm. Massey: Perth Repatriation Offices(5639), i:4,493.

,,' 16.W. f S. Lawrence: Punt for PriestmanDredge (5562), £507.

AVON ROAD BOARD.

Quairading Agricultural Hall.

Department of Works and Trading Concerns,Perth, 19th September, 1918.

P.W. 2S0/18; Ex. Co. 3555.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor has approved of the buildingssituated on Reserve 112-94, and known as QuairadingAgricultural Hall, being placed under the control andmanagement of the Avon Road Board.

SEPT. 30, 19181 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

THE ROADS ACT, 1911.

RoA o BOARD Erro'rnons.

1465

Department of Public Works, Perth, 19th September, 1918.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 81 of the Roads Act, that the following gentlemen havebeen elected Members of the undermentioned Rao -1 Boar ls to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder :

Road Board. Ward. Date ofElection.

1918.

Member

Surname.

Kanownit Country ... Aug. 26 Trenfield

Augusta ... Sept. 6 Ellis ...Do. ... Sept. 6 Higgins

Denmark ... West ... Aug. 31 Love ...Bowlers ... Aug. 29 O'DonnellRoebourne Central ... Aug. 22

elected.

Occupa-tion.

Christian Name.

ow C

occurred:Name of previous

:Member.

... I John Blacksmith

John ... Farmer ..Thomas Edward do. ..

William do. ...George Alfred Butcher ...Ernest Ander- Grazier ...

son

Remat ks.

Resignation j Hugo Adolph ... Elected unop- .posed.

do. ... Edward Donovan do.do. ... Frederick M. do.

Blantondo. ... G. A. Hendersondo. ... F. Willisdo. Percy Abraham do.

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC

Date and tune forClosing.

1918.(Noon on Tuesday)

WORKS.

Date ofNotice.

1918.

Nature of Work. Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc., to 'ne seen.

Sept. 12 Greenhills Old SchoolPurchaseof old Bricks, etc. (5643)

1st October Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Yorkand Northam, on and after 17th September, 1918.

Sept. 12 Fremantle Old Women's HomeFire Escape Stairs (5659)

1st October Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Fre-mantle, on and after 17th September, 1918.

Sept. 12 Subiaco Infectious HospitalLaundry Machinery (5660)

1st October Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 17th Sep-tember, 1918

Sept. 12 Beenup State BrickworksWorkmen's Cottages (5661)

1st October Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 17th Sep-tember, 1918

Sept. 19 Three Springs Police StationRenovations (5662)

8th October Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D. Office, Gerald-ton, on and after 24th September, 1918.

Sept. 19 Irishtown Old SchoolPurchaseand Removal (5663)

8th October Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Northam,on and after 24th September, 1918.

Tenders are to be addressed to " The Hon. the Minister for Works," and willWorks Office, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. -°,

THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.Midland Junction Municipality.

Ex. Co. 3397; P.W. 4201/18.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor in Council has approved of theattached By-laws of the Midland Junction MuniCipality,in accordance with the provisions of " The MunicipalCorporations Act, 1906."

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns.

A BY-LAW of the Midland Junction Municipality,made under , Section 179 of " The Municipal Corpora-tions Act, 1906," and numbered 61, for regulating MotorTraffic and Standard Lights for all Vehicles.

In pursuance of the powers conferred by the saidAct, the Mayor and Councillors of the Midland JunctionMunicipality order as follows:

The Uniform By-laws for regulating Motor Trafficand Standard Lights for all vehicles, published in theGovernment Gazette of the 15th day of October, 1915,are hereby amended by repealing By-laws Nos. 24 and25, and substituting the following By-laws in lieu there-of :

By-law No. 61.Lights.

No person shall, between sunset and the followingsunrise, ride, drive, or impel, haul or place on any road

ie received at the Public

any motor car, motor wagon, motor carrier, motor cycle,vehicle, cycle, hand-cart, engine, or trailer unless a lampor lamps as hereinafter prescribed are kept continuallyburning sufficient to afford an adequate means of sig-nalling the approach or position of the motor car, motorwagon, motor carrier, motor cycle, cycle, vehicle, hand-cart, engine, or trailer and as hereinafter provided:

(a.) The top of the main beam of light projectingfrom any lamp or lamps shall have the mainbeam of light projecting therefrom restrictedto a height of three feet above any road ata distance of 75 feet on a level from thefront of any motor -car, motor wagon, motorcarrier, motor cycle, cycle, hand-cart, engine,or trailer in the direction in which the sameis proceeding or intending to proceed.

(b.) Provided that if any lamp or lamps are pro-vided with any lens or other immovabledevice which efficiently prevents the beani oflight dazzling, blinding, or confusing anyother person, at a. greater distance than thatspecified in the foregoing by-law, and if writ-ten approval is obtained of such lens or otherimmovable device from the local authorityby which such motor car, motor wagon, motorcarrier, motor cycle, cycle, hand-cart, engine,or trailer is licensed, such lens or other im-movable device shall be deemed to complywith the provisions of the foregoing By-law.

1466 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

By-law No. 61.Motor Cars, Motor Wagons, and Motor Carriers.

At least two lamps so constructed and placed as toexhibit a white light in the direction in which such motorcar, motor wagon, or motor carrier is proceeding orintending to proceed, and one lamp- so constructed andplaced as to exhibit a red light from the rear of themotor car, motor wagon, or motor carrier, and a whitelight to so illuminate the rear number plate as to makethe inscription thereon easily distinguishable, and allsuch lamps shall, during the time as aforesaid, and whilstsuch motor car, motor wagon, or motor carrier is in anystreet or way, be kept lighted, and shall show a lightsufficiently clear and strong to afford adequate meansof signalling the approach or position of such motorear, motor wagon, or motor carrier.

Passed by the Mayor and Councillors of the MidlandJunction Municipality, on the 5th day of August, 1918.

GEO. HISCOX,[Ls.] Mayor.

VINCENT J. DUTHIE,Town Clerk.

Recommended,(Sgd.) ZWM1. .T. GEORGE,

Minister for WOrks and Trading Concerns.


(Sgd.) BERNARD PARKER,Cleric of the Executive Council

THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.Midland Junction Municipality.

A BY-LAW of the Midland Junction Municipalitymade under Section 179 of "The Municipal Corpora-tions Act, 1906," and numbered 62, for regulating thenumbering of and size of plates to be carried by bicycles.

In pursuance of the powers conferred by the saidAct, the Mayor and Councillors of the Midland JunctionMunicipality order as follows:

The Uniform By-laws for regulating Motor Trafficand Standard Lights for all vehicles, published in theGovernment Gazette of the 15th day of October, 1915,are hereby amended by the addition of the followingnew By-law:

By-law No. 62.Number Plates on Cycles.

No person shall, drive, ride, or impel any cycle unlessthere shall be attached thereto, in conspicuous positionsin front and at the rear, number plates containing thenumber of the license of such cycle, together with thedistinguishing letter or letters of the district of theLocal Authority in which the same is licensed. The saidnumber is to be at least two inches in height and to bein white figures on black ground.

Passed by the Mayor and Councillors of the MidlandJunction Municipality, on the 5th clay of August, 1918.

GEO. IT I SCOX,Mayor.

VINCENT J. DUTHIE,Town Clerk.

Recommended,(Sgd.) WM. A. GEORGE,

Minister for Works and Trading Concerns.


(Sg,d.), BERNARD PARKER,Cleric of the Executive Council.

SEPT. 20, 1918.

THE ROADS ACT, 1911.A on and Beverley Road Districts.

Alteration to Boundaries.Notice of intention.

3735/1.S.IT is hereby notified, for public information, that it isthe intention of His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council, under the provisions of " The Roads Act,1911," and all other powers therein enabling him, toalter and amend the boundaries of the Avon and Bev-erley 11:?oad Districts, by transferring from the Avon tothe Beverley Road District all that territory as set forth.anal described in the accompanying schedule, and theexternal amt Ward boundaries of the said Avon and:Beverley Road Districts will be altered and amendedto the extesit set forth in the said Schedule.

Plans showing particulars of the said alterations aredeposited and may be seen at the Local GovernmentOffice of the Department of Works and Trading Con-cerns, Perth, W.A.

Schedule.All that piece of land Westward of lines commencing

at the present boundary at the North-East corner ofAvon Location 3148, and extending- along the Northernand North-Eastern boundaries of Location 7513, theNorth-East boundary of Location 4760, part of theNorth-West and the North-East boundary of Location4759, part of the North-West, the North-East, and partof the South-East boundary of Location 4758, the South-Wrest boundaries of Locations 5469 and 5470, the North-West, the North-East, and part of the South-East boun-dary of Location 5474, the South-West boundaries ofLocations 6438 and 6449 and part of the South-Westboundary of Location 10651, the South-East boundaryof Location 10782, a West, a South, and a West boun-dary of Location 16325, a West and a South boundaryof Location 185S3, the East boundary of Location 10517,the North and West boundaries of Location 7640, partof the North and the East boundary of Location 5617,the East boundary of Location 10785, the East, South,and part of the West boundary of Location 10786 torejoin the present boundary at the North corner of Loca-tion 8790.

THE WATER BOARDS ACT, 1904.Public Works Department,

Perth, 26th June, 1918.P.W.D., W.S., 1652/18; Ex. Co. 1682.

IT is hereby notified, for general information that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve of the following By-laws for theCarnarvon Water Board, under the provisions of "TheWater 'Boards Act, 1904."

CARNARVON WATER BOARDBY-LAWS.Interpretation Clause.

The terms "House" and "Land" shall have themeanings severally attached to them in Section 3 of

The Health Act, 1911."The words "Board." "Fittings," "Land," "Occu-

pier," "Owner," "Person," "Pipe," "Prescribed,""Rateable Land,' "Water Area," "Waterworks,"and "Works" shalt have meanings severally attached tothem in Section 3 of "'rho Water Boards Act, 1904."

"Inspector" and "Local Officer" respectively shallmean a person appointed by the Board for the pus-posesof these By-laws or to administer the said By-laws.

Division 1.By-laws for preventing Pollution of theWaters of the Catchment Area.

I. No person shall bathe, or wash clothes or otherarticles, in any reservoir or other waterworks within thewater area, or wash, throw or cause to enter therein anydog or other animal; or throw or convey, or permit tobe conveyed or thrown therein any rubbish, dirt, filth,dead animal, or other noisome thing, or otherwise causeany pollution within the Water Area.

2. No person shall deposit, or permit to be depositedany refuse, dung,, manure, or other offensive matter inor near any Catchment Area, or in any place where, inthe opinion of the Inspector, storm waters will he liableto wash such matter into any feeder.


3. No person shall place or deposit or spread, or per-mit to be placed, deposited, or spread, in or upon anyland or garden within the Catchment Area, any night-soil or human urine, whether mixed with any other sub-stance or not, or any solution of nightsoil, unless thesame has been thoroughly deodorised and disinfected tothe satisfaction of the Inspector, and unless writtenconsent thereto has been obtained.

4. In the event of the death, or of any accidentnecessitating the slaughter of any horse, cattle, sheep,or other animal, the carcase of such animal shall be re-moved by the owner thereof to a safe distance from anywaterworks, or to such place as the Inspector maydirect, and the owner shall immediately thereafter dis-pose of same, by burning, to the satisfaction of the In-spector.

5. No person shall deposit or permit to be depositedany rubbish, filth, blood, offal, Or manure, or any slops,soaRjsuds, urine, water containing urine or other refuse,noisome thing, or matter in any part of the CatchmentArea or Water Area, whence it may, in the opinion ofthe Inspector, be carried by storm water into anyfeeder.

6. Unless otherwise provided for, the time whichmay elapse between the giving of a notice and the doingof a thing required to he done by any Inspector orother authorised officer shall be determined by theBoard according to the nature or each ease.

Division 2.-By-laws for protecting the -Water,Grounds, Works, etc., from. Trespass and Injury.

7. No unauthorised person shall trespass within thefenced area adjacent to any waterworks, or any reserveor other lands vested in the Board.

8. No person shall, without first obtaining a license,cut or remove timber from any land or from any re-serves or other properties in the possession of theBoard.

9. No person shall, without proper authority, enterany machinery house, valve house, or other portion ofthe works not open to the public, or enter any enclosurewithin the Water Area containing a tank, reservoir,meter, house, office, or other waterworks.

10. No person shall permit live stock to have accessto any portion of the grounds in the vicinity of anywaterworks.

11. No person shall post any bills, advertisements,or other notices on any portion of any waterworks orgrounds in the vicinity without consent of the Board.

Division 3.-By-laws for the Licensing of Plumbers.12. By-laws under this division shall apply to all

plumbers' work done within the boundaries of theWater Area, and in districts not within such boundariesplumbers' work shall be done under such arrangementas may be specified in each case by the Board.

13. No person shall affix, alter, or repair any ser-vice pipe or fitting to be used in connection with anymain or other pipe belonging to the waterworks, or in-terfere in any way therewith, unless licensed as aplumber under these By-laws, or with the consent of theBoard.

14. An application for a plumber's license shall bein writing, signed by the applicant, and addressed tothe Board.

15. Every applicant for a plumber's license shallsatisfy the Board that he is a competent plumber, andmay be required to submit to an examination in thetheory and practice of plumbing work.

16. Every license shall be granted by the Board;and the granting and cancellation of any license shallbe ill the absolute discretion of the Board.

17. Every license shall be annual, expiring on the10th day of January next following the granting there-of, and may be in the Form "A" in the Schedulehereto.

18. A fee of ten shillings shall be payable for everylicense except when a license is granted after the 10thday of July in any year, in which case the fee shall befive shillings.

19. Every applicant for a plumber 's license shall,before receiving a license, deposit with the Board thesum of five pounds, to be held by the Board during thecurrency of the license as security for the proper per-formance of all work undertaken by the licensee.

20. The Board may deduct from such deposit the ex-pense of making good any bad work of the licensedplumber or his workmen, and as often as any expense

is so deducted the licensed plumber shall make good thedeposit to the sum of five pounds, and in default hislicense will be cancelled.

21. Every licensed plumber shall, within forty-eighthours of any change of his address, give notice, inwriting, thereof to the Board.

22. The mains shall be tapped only by the workmenof the Board.

23. No licensed plumber or any other person shallinterfere with any pipe or fitting belonging to thewaterworks, without the permission in writing of a. localofficer 'first obtained.

24. No ground shall be opened, nor shall any workbe undertaken for the purpose of laying and fixing anew service or fittings, or in the extension or alterationof an existing service or fittings until notice shall havebeen given by the responsible licensed plumber to a localofficer. Such notice shall be in writing, in the Form"B" in the Schedule, and shall describe the nature andextent of the proposed work, and shall be given forty-eight hours at least before the work is intended to becommenced, unless the officer expressly accepts shorternotice.

25. On the completion or extension of any service,the responsible plumber or other person shall report thework to a local officer as ready for inspection.

26. In no case shall the ground be filled in or waterbe turned on to any land until the work executed by theresponsible plumber or other person has been examinedand passed by a local officer, and a certificate in writinghas been g,iven by such officer to that effect.

THE SCHEDULE.Form "A."

The Water Boards Act, 1904.Plumber's License.

A.B. or A. of A. S. B. is licensedas a plumber under the provisions of ''The WaterBoards Act, 1904."

This license will expire on the 10th day of January,191 , and may be cancelled in the meantime at thediscretion of the Board.

Dated the day of , 191This license is only a certificate of the holder's fitness

to do plumbing work in connection with the Cal-narvonWater Supply, and is not a certificate of competency ingeneral plumbing work.

Form "B."Tile Water Boards. Act, 1904.

Notice to fix or alter Service Pipe.(Address)(Date)

To Mr.(An Officer appointed under these, By-laWs.)

I hereby give you 48 hours' notice that on theday of I intend to fix the service pipe(or alter the service pipe, or as the case may be) ofMr.

(Address)(Nature of work)(Signature)

Licensed Plumber.

Certificate.I certify that this work has been examined, and is

performed in a satisfactory manlier in accordance withthe By-laws, and is hereby passed.

Dated(Signature of Officer)

Division 4.-By-laws for General Purposes.27. Within the Carnarvort Water Area the water

rate shall be at a rate not exceeding two shillings in thepound per annum upon the net annual value of all rate-able land, provided that a minimum rate of not exceed-ing one pound per annum shall be payable on eachseparately assessed piece of land.

28. Water rates shall become due and payable half-yearly in advance, on each first day of January andJuly: Provided that in all cases where a water rate ismade after the first day of January in any year thenotice of the order for the making and levying of suchrate, published in the Government Gazette and a news-paper as provided by Section 94 of the said Act, shall

146S GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPT. 20, 1918.

specify the minimum suns payable as rate as aforesaid,and the date or dates when the rate shall be due andpayable, and such rates shall be and become due andpayable in accordance with the terms of such notice.

29. Every ratepayer will be entitled to consume, oneach separately assessed property for which he is rated,that quantity of water which, if calculated at a pricenot exceeding two shillings per thousand gallons, wouldamount to the equivalent of the water rate paid on suchproperty, provided that such water be taken during theperiod for which the rate is struck.

30. Every ratepaying-consumer taking water in ex-cess of the quantity to which he is entitled in respect ofthe rate will be charged for the excess at a price notexceeding five shillings per thousand gallons.

31. It shall be at the discretion of the Board tosupply water to any individual consumer, whether ratedor not, at such price or prices as may be mutuallyagreed upon.

32. Where water is supplied by measure to theowner or occupier of land, whether rated under the Actor otherwise, payment of the same shall be made atsuch times and in such manner as may be agreed uponbetween the Board and the consumer.

33. Any person or persons requiring a water serviceto premises in respect of which for the time being awater rate may not be made may be supplied on pay-ment of an annual minimum charge, which shall befixed by the Board in each case. The minimum chargeshall then take the place of a water rate, and the gen-eral provisions of these By-laws, as applying to rate-paying consumers, shall apply to minimum-charge pay-ing consumers: Provided that the minimum charge toany public building or for any water service for publicpurposes shall he subject to the approval of the Min-ister.

34. Application for services shall be Made on theprinted form procurable at the local Water SupplyOffice, and shall be lodged not less than one week beforethe service is required.

35. Applications will not be entertained unless fullinformation, as indicated on the printed form, is sup-plied, and the full amount of rates due on the premisesto which a service is required is paid.

36. The Board may, by notice to a consumer, fromtime to time restrict the quantity of water that may besupplied to him in any one week.

37. The Board may, from time to time, when neces-sary for the purpose of tapping or repairing the main,or otherwise, cut off. the supply of water from any partor parts of the Water Area. The Board shall havepower to regulate the time for the use of sprinklers.

38. It shall be at the discretion of the local officeras to whether or not a meter shall be affixed to any ser-vice, and such officer will also determine the size andclass of meter in each case.

39. Meters will be supplied by the Board, and may,in the discretion of the Board, be open or encased, andrent for same, if ruling, be payable in advance, on thefollowing scales:

Annual Rent.Size of Meter. Inferential. Positive.

4 inch meterg, inch meter ...4 inch meter ..

inch meter ..1 inch meter ..14 inch meter2 inch meter ..3 inch meter ..4 inch meter ..

Open. Encased.S. S.

10 2010 2010 2010 2015 3020 4025 5030 6040 80

Open. Encased.s.

101010102535.60

100130

s.202020205070

120200260

40: The quantity registered by a meter at any timebetween ten days before and ten days after any stateddate may be taken as the reading of the meter at suchstated date, but in addition the Board may determine,on its merits, any dispute arising in regard to the read-ing of any meter.

41.. During the time any meter is undergoing repairs,or should it cease to properly register the consumptionof water, the Board may, at its option, estimate thequantity of water consumed by taking an average of thequantity used during the previous month or quarter, orduring the corresponding period of the previous year,and shall charge for the consumption so ascertained.

42. If the consumer shall at any time be dissatisfiedwith any particular reading of a meter, and shall be de-

sirous of having same tested, he shall give writtennotice thereof to the local officer within seven days ofsuch reading, and thereupon the said meter shall betested by passing through it a predetermined quantityof water, and, if upon such testing, it shall appear tothe satisfaction of the local officer that the said meterregistered above five per cent. more than was actuallypassed through it at such testing, then the said Boardwill hear the expense of and incidental of such testing,and will also adjust the charge to the said consumer;but if the said meter upon such testing shall notregister five per cent. more than the quantity that shallactually have passed through it, then the said consumershall pay to the said Board all the expenses of and in-cidental to such testing; provided that the amount re-presenting the expense of each and every test shall befixed by the Board, and shall in no case exceed the sumof forty shillings: Provided, also, that the said con-sumer shall not be at liberty to avail himself of theright to test the registration of the said meter for anyperiod other than three months next preceding the dateof reading in respect of which he shall have given noticeas aforesaid: Provided further, that for testing metersof sizes in. and under, a uniform fee of 10s. shall becharged.

43. No person shall break or in any way interferewith the seal fixed on a meter through which water issupplied by the Board, or turn or attempt to turn any,screw, bolt, or nut on or attached to such meter, or useany tool or appliance on any such meter, or introduce orattempt to introduce any body or substance into suchmeter, or in any way interfere with any portion of suchmeter or of ally pipes or fittings attached thereto.

44. No licensed plumber, or holder of an operativeplumber's certificate, or other person shall under anycircumstances disconnect the flange from a meter, orshall, after a meter has once been fixed on a service andwater has been turned on, disconnect or interfere withany [Aping within twelve feet of such meter. Suchwork shall be done by the servants of the Board only.

45. Any person supplied with water through a meterbelonging to the Board shall pay the cost of makingBrood all .lamages to such meter whilst on his land andin his charge, and shall deliver such meter up in goodorder on ceasing to hire same. Any repairs requiredshall be done by the officers of the Board, and the ex-rens,e ineurred by the Board in so doing shall, on de-mand, be paid by the owner or occupier of the land,and if not paid on demand, shall be recoverable in thesame manner as water rates.

40. Any person supplied by the Board with waterthrough a meter shall, on finding that meter is damagedor not registering, immediately give notice of the factto the local Water Supply Office.

47. No person knowing that a meter is damaged ordoes not register properly shall draw water throughsuch meter from a service pipe which is supplied withwater by the Board.

48. In every case in which the supply of water shallhave been cut off by reason of non-payment of rates orother charges, or by reason of a defective service, or byrequest of the occupier or owner, or when, in the opin-ion of the 'Hoard or local officer, necessary to preventwaste of water, or for other reason, a fee of five shil-lings shall be charged for re-connection, and shall bepayable by the owner or occupier for the time being ondemand. The service shall not be restored until suchfee shall have been paid.

49. No person to whom water is supplied by theBoard shall, without written permission, sell or supplywater to any person who may not reside on the premisesof which lie is the occupier.

50. The occupier of any premises to which the waterhas been laid on, or in the event of there being no oc-cupier, the owner shall cause proper means to be takenby locks or otherWise, subject to the approval of thelocal officer, to prevent the use of water from the mainby persons not connected with the premises supplied.

51. The owner or occupier of any allotment of landwithin the -Water Area who shall erect or make, or causeto be erected or made, any building or addition to anexisting building on such land shall, within one calendarmouth thereafter, give notice in writing thereof to theBoard.

52. Officers or workmen employed by the Board shallnot solicit or receive fro mthe public any fee, gratuity,or reward.

SEPT. 20, 1918.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1469

53. No person shall use or distribute water on gar-dens or premises generally fronr a tap, piping or hosewithout the medium of a sprinkler or hose attachment.

5.Penalties.54. Any person contravening any of these By-laws,

whether by act or omission, shall be liable on summaryconviction to a penalty not exceeding Twenty pounds.

Recommended,W.M. J. GEORGE,

Minister for Water Supply.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council this 96th day of June, 1918.


W.A. GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.Tenders for Out-door Relief Rations.

TENDERS (endorsed "Tenders for Out-door Relief ")will be received at the Government Tender Board Officeup till 2.15 p.m. on 28th November, 1918, for the supplyof Out-door Relief at the undermentioned towns from1st January to 31st December, 1919:

AlbanyBeverleyBoulderBroomeBrooktonBunburyBusseltonCarnarvonClaremontCollieCoolgardieCueDay DawnDerbyDowerin

EsperanceFremantleGeraldtonGinginGreenbushesGuildfordKalgoorlieKanownaKatanningKellerberrinLawlersMarble BarMenziesMerredinMidland Junction

MoorsNarroginNorthamNorthamptonPerthPinjarraRoebourneSouthern CrossTamminToodyayWaginWickepinYor.t

Tender Forms and full particulars obtainable fromthe Officer -in- Charge of Police Stations at the aboveplaces and from the Government Tender Board, Perth.

The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.

Tenders for Shoeing Police Horses.TENDERS (endorsed "Tenders for Shoeing PoliceHorses") will be received at the Office of the Govern-ment Tender Board, Perth, up till 2.15 p.m. on the 21stNovember, 1918, for Shoeing Police Horses at the'underinentioned places for the period from 1st January,1919, to 31st December, 1919:

AlbanyBoyupBeverleyBridgetownBusseltonBoulderBrooktonBroomeBunburyBruce RockBroomehillBullfinchBuntineCollieCueCoolgardieCarnarvonCunderdinDonnybrookDongarraDerbyDumbleyungDwellingup`DdfitrinEsperanceFremantleGuildfordGinginGreenbushesGeraldtonGreenough

GnowangerupGoomallingJarrandaleKalgoorlie.KelmscottKatanningKellerberrinKojonupLawlersLeedervilleLeonoraLavertonManjimupMundaringMorgansMerredinMingenewMullewaMidland JunctioMoorsMt. MagnetMenziesMaylandsMt. BarkerMarble BariieekatharraMeckeringNannineNortlrimNorthamptonNurse a in

NarroginNullagineOnslowOra BandaPerthPeak HillPort HedlandPinjarraPingellyQuairadingRavensthorpeRoebourneSouthern CrossSandstoneTambellupThree SpringsToodyayVictoria ParkWaginWhim CreekWilunaWilliamsWickepinWyndhamWyalkatehemYorkYarloopYalgooYouanmi

Tender forms and full particulars obtainable from theOfficer-in-Charge of the Police StationS' at the aboveplaces- and- from the Government Tender Board Office,Perth.

The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.

Tenders for Provisions, Firewood, Cartage, etc.TENDERS (endorsed "Tender for Provisions") willbe received by the Government Tender Board, Perth,up till 2.15 p.m. on the date specified below, for thesupply of the following lines for period from 1stJanuary to 31st December, 1919:

Flour, Bread, Potatoes, Oatmeal and Rice, Sugar andGolden Syrup, Tea and Coffee, Dairy Produce, Pipesand Tobacco, Jams, Groceries, Cream and Milk, Ales,Wines, Spirits, etc., Oils and Kerosene, Candles, Soap,Fruit and Vegetables, *Meat, Dish, Firewood, Cartage,etc.

Tenders for Meat at Perth, Fremantle, and Clare-mont are not invited.Tenders close on the following dates:

Thursday, 7th November, 1918, for the followingtowns:

Albany, Bunbury, Claremont, Coolgardie, Collie,Fremantle, Geraldton, Kalgoorlie, Katanning, Lawlers,Menzies, Narrogin, Northam, Perth, Pinjarra, SouthernCross, and York.

Thursday, 14th November, 1918, for the followingtowns:

Broome, Carnarvon, Marble Bar, Onslow, Roebourne,and Derby.

Tender forms and full information may be obtainedon application to the Officer-in-Charge of Police at theabove-mentioned towns or from the Tender Board Office,Murray Street, Perth.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Tenders for Rations for Aboriginal Natives.TENDERS (endorsed "Tenders for Rations") will bereceived at the Office of the Government Tender Board,Perth, up till 2.15 p.m. on the 28th November, 1918,for the supply of Rations for Natives at the under-mentioned places from 1st January to 31st December,1919:

Beverley, Bridgetown, Broome, Brookton, Burtville,Bunbury, Busselton, Carnarvon, Cue Davyhurst, Den-ham, Derby, Esperance, Eucla, Geraldton, Goomalling,Guildford, Kanowna, Kookynie, Kurnalpi, Lawlers,Laver-ton, Leonora, Linden, Mandurah, Marble Bar,Mingenew Meekatharra, Moos-a, Mt. Magnet, Mullewa,Nannine, New Norcia, Northam, Norseman, Northamp-ton, Nungarin, Onslow, Quairading, Peak Hill, Perth,Pinjarra, Port Hedland, Roebourne, Sandstone, SouthernCross, Toodyay, Tuckanarra, Wagin, Wiluna, Wyndham,Va lgoo, Youanmi.

Tender forms and full particulars obtainable fromthe Officer-in-Charge of the Police Stations at the aboveplaces, and from the Government Tender Board Office,Murray Street, Perth.


Tenders for the Burial of Deceased Destitute Personsand Aboriginal Natives.

TENDERS (endorsed "Tender for Burials") will bereceived at the Tender Board Office, Perth, up till 2.15p.m. on the 21st November, 1918, from persons willingto contract for the above service, at the undermentionedplaces, during the period from 1st January to 31stDecember. 1919:

Perth (including North Perth, Leederville, VictoriaPark, Maylands, Bayswater, and South Perth), Subiaco,Claremont, Cottesloe, Fremantle, Rockingham, Guildford,Midland Junction, Mundaring,a Northam, York, Tood-yay, Beverley, Katanning, Wagin, Pingelly, AlbarinEsperance, Dundas, Norseman, Ravensthorpe, Davy-hurst, Lennonville, Mount Magnet, Mount Malcolm,Mount Sir Samuel, Burtville, Laverton, Peak Hill,Lawlers, Cue, Nannine, Lake Austin, Meekatharra,Cuddingwarra, Yalgoo, Southern Cross, Coolgardie,Kalgoorlie, Boulder, Kanowna, Bulong, Kurnalpi,Leonora, Kookynie, Broad Arrow, Menzies, Niagara,Granites, Bunbury, Busselton, Bridgetown, Collie,Pinjarra, Mandurah, Jarrandale, Gingin, VictoriaPlains, Geraldton, Dongarra, Northainpton, Carnarvon,Bangemall, Onslow, Roebourne, Cossack, Port Hedland,Marble Bar, Bamboo Creek, Nullagine, Condon, Broome.Derby, Wyndham, Wiluna, Edjudina, Field's Find,Black Range, Kelmscott, Armadale, Cannington, Queen'sPark, Gosnells, Belmont, Bullfinch, Moore, Mingenew,Merredin, Wickepin, Lancefield, Kellerberrin, BruceRock, Dowerin, Westonia, and Watheroo.

Tender forms and full particulars obtainable fromthe Officer-in-Charge of the Police Stations at the aboveplaces and from the Government Tender Board Office,Murray Street, Perth.



WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Tenders for Government Supplies.

..Date ofadvertising. Schedule No. Supplies required. Date of

closing.

1918. 1918.Sept. 12 82A, 1918 Firewood for No. 6 Pumping Station ... Sept. 26.Sept. 12 83A, 1918 Water Bags for Railway Department Sept. 26.Sept. 19 Meat for all Government Institutions at Perth, Fremantle, Claremont,

Wooroloo Sanatorium, and Whitby Falls Inebriates Home, for month ofSept. 26

OctoberSept. 19 Meat, Outdoor Relief at Perth and Fremantle, for month of October Sept. 26Sept. 17 85A, 1918 Crude Coal Tar Oct. 3Sept. 6 Iron Dogspikes for Tramways Oct. 3.Sept. 5 Iron Dogspikes for Railways Oct. 3.

For Sale by Tender.

July 2 62A, 1918 ... Heavy steel sheet piling Sept. 26.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until 2.15p.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 accepted.

Accepted Tenders.

Tender Sche-Board

No.Date. Contractor. dule

No.Particulars. Department

concerned.Rate.

415/18 11-9-18 Hoskins & Co., Ltd. 74A,1918

C. I. Split Collars ... ... P. W . WaterSupply

£9 each

366/18 12-9-18 National Clothing & 69A,M. Coy., Ltd. 1918

Summer Uniforms for Rail-ways and Tramways

R a il w a y s an dTramways

On application

19th September, 1918. JAS. THOMPSON,Chairman Tender Board.

Registrar General's Office, Perth, 19th September, 1918.It is hereby published for general information, that the undermentioned Minister has been duly registered in this officefor the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia :

Reg. No. Date. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

19931918.

16th SeptemberThe Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. Frederick George Holland Brady Perth Perth

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the name of the undermentioned Minister has been duly removed from theregister in this office of Ministers registered for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia :

R.G.No. Date. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

27911918.

16th Sept. ...Greek Orthodox Church.

The Rev. Chrisandros Konstandinidis Fremantle ... Fremantle

S. BENNETT,Registrar General.


COURT OF ARBITRATION, WESTERN AUSTRALIA.No. 1 of 1918.

Between United Metropolitan Timberyards, Sawmills, and IV oodnvorkers' Em-ployees' Union of Workers, Applicant; and E. B. Banfield; M. Cass; andProprietors of Fremantle Box Factory, Respondents.

THE Court of Arbitration of Western Australia cloth hereby make the followingaward in connection with the dispute between the above-mentioned parties.

AWARD.1. Scope of Award.This award shall apply only to employers and workers en-

gaged in the Boxmaking industry.2. Definitions.An adult worker means and includes a worker who is over the

age of twenty-One years, or a worker who has had over five years' experience in theindustry.

A junior worker means a worker who is over the age of fourteen and under the ageof twenty-one years and who has not had more than five years' experience in the in-dustry.

Casual hand means a worker employed for less than one week continuously.3. Wages.--All wages shall be paid weekly. The minimum rate of wages payable

to the several classes of workersers paid by time and covered by this award shall be asfollows:

Adult Workers.Per day of S hours.

s. d.Sawyer (on breaking-down or planking-out bench) .. .. 12 0Sawyer (on bench which- cuts timber Gin. and over in depth) 11 0Sawyer (using any other -.saw) .. .. 10 6Tailer4mt .. .. .. .. .. 9 9Machinist on buzzer, thicknesser, or other wood machine 10 6Case-maker .. .. 11 0Labourer 9 9

Junior Workers.Per week.£ s. d.

..During the first 6 months in the industry .. 0 12 6

..During the second 6 months in the industry 0 15 0During the second year in the industry .. .. 1 0 0During the third year in the industry

: 11: 15 00During the fourth year in the industryDuring the fifth year in the industry .. 2 10 0

No junior worker shall be employed as sawyer or tailer-out on the breaking-downor planking-out benches.

No junior worker with less than one year 's experience in the industry shall be em-ployed tailing out.

No junior worker who is under the age of seventeen years and who has had lessthan two years' experience in the industry shall be employed as a sawyer, or on thebuzzer or thicknesser.

The number of junior workers employed by any employer shall not exceed one foreach fully paid worker employed by him. Provided that any employer who himselfworks as a journeyman shall be reckoned as a fully paid worker.

For the purpose of determining from time to time whether a junior worker maybe taken on or continued in employment the following provision shall have effect: Thecalendar year shall be divided into quarters and the first days of January, April, July,and October shall be the quarter days. The average number of fully paid workers em-ployed by an employer on all working clays of the six months immediately precedingany quarter day shall, for the purposes of this subclau.se, be taken as and be deemed tobe the number of fully paid workers employed on such quarter day, and the number ofjunior workers who may be taken on or continued in employment by an employer at anytime shall be based upon the number of fully paid workers so deenied to be employedby such employer on the then last preceding quarter day. Fully paid workers shallmean time workers who are receiving not less than the minimum wage, and pieceworkerswho are earning for a full day 's work not less than the minimum wage for the claSs ofwork which they are doing.

4. Hours,The ordinary week's work shall consist of forty-eight hours, whichshall be so arranged as to permit of work ceasing ,at noon on Saturday.

5. Casual Hands. A casual hand shall be paid at least one shilling per day inexcess of the minimum rate fixed for his class of work.

G. Overtime.Time worked beyond the usual hours shall be paid at the rate oftime and a-quarter for the first two hours and time and a-half thereafter. Each- dayshall stand by itself.

7. Holidays. Double rates shall be paid for work performed on Sunday, NewYear 's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Eight Hours' Day, and Christmas Day, andtime and a -half for work performed on Anniversary. Day, Easter Saturday, King'sBirthday; and Boxing Day.

S. Under-rate Workers.Any worker who by reason of old age or infirmity isunable to earn the minimum wage may be paid such lesser wage as may from time totime be agreed upon in writing between the union and the employer, and in default ofsuch a,reement within twenty-four hours after such worker shall have applied in writing,to the secretary of the union stating his desire that such wage should be agreed upon,such wages as shall be fixed by the most convenient resident or police magistrate uponthe application of such worker after twenty-four hours' notice in writing shall havebeen given by him to the said secretary, who shall, if he so desires, be heard by themagistrate upon such application. After having given notice to the secretary, and afterlodging the application mentioned, and pending the magistrate's decision thereon, theworker shalt be entitled to work for and be employed at the proposed lesser rate. Thedetermination of the magistrate shall have effect for the period of six calendar months .

from the date thereof and after the expiration of the said period until the wage shallhave been again fixed at the instance of the said secretary in the manner prescribed.


The secretary of the union may by writing under his hand appoint an agent or substituteto represent the union at the hearing' of the application before the magistrate.

9. PiecewOrlo. (a) In the case of piecework the rates paid shall be such as toenable the average adffit worker to earn not less than the minimum wage fixed for a timeworker working at similar work under like conditions.

(b) The employer shall supply to each worker employed on piecework before thework is put in hand a docket containing the particulars of and rate to be paid for suchwork.

(c) All piecework shall be done at the employer 's factory and shall be limited tothe hours during which time workers are working in the factory.

.10. Record Book.Each employer shall keep a record of the time worked by andthe wages paid to each worker, including overtime. Such record shall be available atleast once per week, during working hours, to the secretary or other person appointedby the union.

11. Area.This award shall operate over the area comprised within a radius offourteen miles from the General Post Office, Perth.

12. TermThis award shall continue in force for a period of three years fromits date. Provided that at any time after the expiration of twelve months from itsdate the Court may alter or amend the same on the application of any party or personaffected by its provisions.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF this award has been signed by the President ofthe Court and the Seal of the Court has been hereto affixed this sixteenth day ofSeptember, One thousand nine hundred and eighteen.

(Sgd.) J. A. NORTHMORE,President.

COURT OF ARBITRATION, WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

No. 19 of 1917.Between the Coastal Master Butchers' Industrial Union of Employers, Applicant;

and 117.A. Amalgamated Butchers' Union of Workers, Respondent.THE Court of Arbitration of Western Australia doth hereby make the followingaward in connection with the dispute between the above-mentioned parties.

AWARD.1. Defimitions:"Slaughterman" means a worker who kills and dresses large and small stock for

local consumption." Tallowman" means a worker who attends to the digester, boiler, desiccator, or

other means adopted to render fat."Scalder" means a worker who scalds or dresses pigs, calves' feet, tripe, cow-

heels, trotters, and heads."Beef lumper" means a worker who is engaged to lump beef at the slaughter

yards, but who may also be required to do other work.2. flours.The ordinary week's work shall be:For Slaughterman and. Slaughterman's Labourer. Forty -four hours, viz., eight and

a-half hours per day on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, and ten hours onThursday.

The ordinary starting time shall be eight o 'clock a.m., and one hour shall beallowed for dinner, but the employer may fix any other time not later than 10 a.m., asthe starting time upon any day or days between the first day of November and thethirty-first day of March. Provided that in each such case he shall notify the yardforeman thereof on the preceding day, and, provided also that in no case shall thefinishing time be later than 7 p.m., and if the prescribed hours of work in any day arethereby curtailed the required tally for that day shall be proportionately reduced.

For Tallowmen and Scalders.Forty-four hours, viz., eight hours per day on fiveweek-days and four hours on Saturday. The starting time, not being later than 9 a.m.,shall be, fixed by the employer. One hour shall be allowed for dinner.

For Beef Lumpers.Forty-four hours, viz., eight and a-half hours per day onMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, and ten hours on Thursday. The startingtime shall be fixed by the employer. One hour shall be allowed for dinner.

For General Labourers.Forty-four or forty-five hours, at the employer 's option,spread over the week as follows, viz., eight hours per day on five week-days and fourhours on Saturday, or nine hours per day on each week-day exclusive of Saturday. Thestarting time not being later than 9 a.m., shall be fixed by the employer. One hourshall be allowed for dinner.

3. !Ifages.The minimum rate of wages to be paid to the various classes ofworkers other than duly registered apprentices and probationers shall be as follows:

g s. d.Slaughterman .. 4 0 0 per weekSlarighterman's labourer .. 3 0 0 per weekCasual slaughterman. 1 0 0 per dayCasual s1aughterman.'s labourer .. .. 0 12 0 per dayBeef lumper .. 3 10 0 per weekTallowman and scalder .. 3 10 0 per weekGeneral labourer .. .. 3 0 0 per week

4. Tally.For the purpose of estimating the work required to be done byslaughtermen, the following tally scale is supplied, viz.:

Bullocks: Two slaughtermen and one labourertwenty in eight and a-halfhours;

Clipped Sheep or Lambs: One slaughtermansixty in eight and a-half hours;Woolly Sheep or Backsetted Lambs: One slaughtermanforty-six in eight

and a-half hours;Pigs (1001bs. or under) : One slaughtermanthree per hour, the employer to

supply assistance in lifting the pigs;

SEPT. 20, 1918 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Jew Cattle: To count two for one;Hams and Ram-stags: To count two for one.

All sheep penned for slaughter after the thirty-first of May, except those whichhave been shorn after the thirtieth of November next preceding, shall be deemed" woolly '' sheep.

In calculating the required tally for a period of more or less than eight and a-halfhours, any fraction of over one-half shall be counted as one, and any other fractionshall not be counted at all.

5. Variation in Tally.Slaughtermen who by reason of the employer not pro-Viding the necessary stock fail to 'kill the full day 's tally shall, nevertheless, be paidthe full day's wage.

All sheep killed in excess of the day 's tally shall be paid for at the rate of sixpenceeach, to be divided equally aniongSt the slaughtermen by whom the extra sheep are killed.

All bullocks killed in excess of the day's tally shall be paid for at the rate of threeshillings each, to be divided amongst all workers employed in the killing of such extrabullocks in proportion to their ordinary wage.

6. Crippled Stock.All stock required to be killed as part of the ordinary day 'stally shall be delivered to the slaughtermen in the pens. Crippled stock required to hekilled elsewhere, outside the ordinary day 's work, shall be paid for at the rate of twofor one.

7. Compulsory Killing on Saturday.Sleughternien employed on cattle ordered tobe killed by the Inspector on Saturday shall be paid for a full day's work at casualrates, irrespective of the number killed.

8. Casual Hands.Casual hands employed for more than three days in any weekshall be paid at ordinary rates, but not less than one full week's wage.

9. Slaughtermen doing other work.Slaughtermen shall not he required to lumpbeef, or clean up, or wash down. Provided that each employer shall be entitled to em-ploy one man at slaughterthan's wages to kill half-a-day's tally and do other work forthe rest of the day.

10. Overtime.Workers, other than those working on tally, who are called upon towork in excess of the hours specified shall be paid for such extra, work at the rate oftime and a-half.

11. Holidays.Workers shall be entitled to the following days as paid holidays,on which days no work shall be done, viz., Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year 'sDay, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Royal Show Day, Eight Hours' Day, and PicnicDay.

12. Time-Book.Each worker shall keep or cause to be kept a time-book con-taining a record of the names of all employees, the class of work performed, the wagespaid to each worker, and the number of hours worked by each worker. Such time -hookshall be kept at the slaughterhouse and shall be open for the inspection of the secretaryof the workers' union on any day during working hours.

13. Apprentices. Apprentices may be taken to the Slaughtering trade in the pro-portion of one apprentice to every four slough termen, or where less than four slaughter-men are employed, one apprentice to every two slaughtermen.

The term of apprenticeship shall be five years, with a probationary period of sixmonths.

The wages of apprentices shall be as follows:s. (1.

First year 1 0 0 per weekSecond year 1 10 '0 per weekThird year 2 0 0 per weekFourth year 2 10 0 per weekFifth year .. .. 3 0 0 per week

In other respects the usual conditions of apprenticeship shall apply.14. Term.The term of the award shall be three years from the date thereof.15. Area.The award shall operate over an area comprised within. a radius of

thirty miles from the General Post Office, Perth.IN WITNESS WHEREOF this award has been signed by the President of

the Court, and the Seal of the Court. has been hereto affixed this sixteenth day ofSeptember, One thousand nine hundred and eighteen.

(Sgd.) J. A. NORTHAIORE,President.

COURT OF ARBITRATION, WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

No. 18 of 1917.Between South-West District (W.A.) Clothing Trades' Industrial Union of

Workers, Applicant; and National Clothing c& Manufacturing CompanyRobertson & Moffat; Beith, Scheiss, and Felstead; Foy cd Gibson; .BOanBrothers; Austral Clothing & Manufacturing Company; Goode, Durrant &Company, Limited; Charles Moore cd Company; Brennan Brothers;, BonMarche, Limited; Madame Heaney; Economic Stores, Limited; Bradshaw's,Limited; and Fisher, Beard & Company, Limited, Respondents.

THE Court of Arbitration of Western Australia doth hereby make the followingaward in connection with the dispute between the above-mentioned parties.

AWARD.1. Hours and Overtime.(a) Forty-eight hours shall constitute the ordinary

week's work.(b) Time worked beyond the usual hours shall be paid for at the rate of time and

ad-10f. Each day shall stand by itself with a minimum of one shilling for each clayupon which overtime is worked. In addition, one shilling tea money shall be paid on eachday upon which overtime is worked beyond 6.30 p.m.

(c) Wages shall be paid weekly on any day except Saturday.


2. Distribution of Work. As between workers doing the same class of work thereshall be a fair distribution of work between the workers for the time being employed inany workshop.

3. Outdoor Work.The occupier of every factory shall in addition to the par-ticulars required to be kept by Section 3S of the Factories Act, 1907, keep a record ofthe price paid for all work given out to be done by a worker elsewhere than in thefactory. Such record shall be open to the inspection of the secretary of the unionduring working hours.

4. The minimum rate of wages payable to the several classes of workers (otherthan junior workers and duly registered apprentices and probationers) paid by timeand covered by this award shall be as follows:

SCHEDULE I.Applicable to Men's and Boys' Ready-made Clothing (Outer Garments).

Per week.s. d.

Foreman of coat hands and machinists .. 4 0 0Cutter .. 3 5 0Trimmer (worker employed marking or cutting out linings

or trimmings and fitting up same) .. 3 0 0Presser (pressing off) .. .. 3 0 0Seam presser or under presser 2 18 6Coat hands (female) .. .. 1 12 6Coat hands (head of table) .. .. -2 0 0Trouser or vest hand (female) .. 1 10 0Trouser or vest hand (head of table) .. 1 15 0Machinist (coat buttonhole machine) .. 1 15 0Machinist (other machine) .. .. 1 12 6Brusher and folder (female), not to cover examiner .. 1 10 0Other workers (female) .. 1 10 0Other workers (male) .. .. 2 18 6

SCHEDIJLEApplicable to Dressmaking and Millinery.

Per week.£ s. d.

Milliner 1 10 0Dressmaking to measure

Skirt hand 1 12 0Coat, bodice, blouse, and mantle hand .. 1 14 0

Ready-made Garments,Stock cutter (female) 1 18 0Shirt hand 1 10 0Coat, bodice, blouse, and mantle hands .. 1 10 0

Machinist .. 1 10 0Ironer (using iron over 121bs. weight 4 10 0Ironer (using iron 121bs. weight or under)

(a) Workers pressing off mantles or costume coats ofmaterial other than cotton, drill, wool-delaine, silkchalys, or other similar material .. .. 2 2 0

(b) Others 1 12 0

SCHEDULE III.Applicable to Shirt-making and White Work, including Blouses.

Per week.

5.

£ s. d.Cutters (female) 1 18 0Washers, starchers, and ironers 1 10 0Machinists 1 10 0

1Others 10 0

Piecework. (a) In the case of piecework the rates paid shall be such as toenable the average adult worker to earn not less than the minimum wage fixed for atime worker working at similar work under like conditions.

(b) The employer shall supply to each worker employed on piecework before thework is put in hand a docket containing the particulars of and rate to be paid for suchwork.

(c) In cases where an employer requires from a time worker a minimum quantityof work in return for a specified rate of pay the following conditions shall be ob-served:

1. The employer shall supply the worker with a docket showing the quantity ofwork required and the rate at which such work is calculated; or

2. The like particulars shall be posted in a conspicuous place in the faCtory.3. The rate shall he not less than the recognised piecework rate for similar

work; or4. If there be no recognised piecework rate the rate for the required output shall

be such as would enable the average adult worker to earn not less than theminimum wage fixed for a time worker working at work under likeconditions.

6. Apprentices. (a) An apprentice means a worker registered as an apprenticein manner hereinafter provided.

(b) Apprentices may be employed in any of the following branches of the trades'covered by this award, viz., (1) Cutter, (2) Presser, (3) Coat and Vest hand, and (4)Coat Machinist, in the trade of Men's and Boy's ready-made clothing- (outer gar-ments); (5) coat, bodice, blouse, and mantle hand; and (6) skirt hand, in the orderdressmaking trade, and Stock Cutter in the ready -made dressmaking trade.


(c) The term of apprenticeship shall he five years. A probationary period of threemonths previous to being bound shall be lawful, such probationary period to be countedas portion of the term in the event of the probationer becoming bound.

(d) Any employer hereafter taking an apprentice or probationer shall withinfourteen days thereafter register such apprentice or probationer by giving notice thereofto the clerk of the Court in the prescribed form: Provided that an apprentice or pro-bationer shall be deemed to be duly registered during the said period of fourteen days.

(e) The proportion of apprentices in the various branches of the trade to fully paidworkers employed in such branches, respectively, allowed to be taken by an employershall be as follows:

Stock Cutter (clothing or dressmaking) and presser, one apprentice to every twoor fraction of two (not being less than one) fully paid workers. Coat and vest handand coat machinist, one apprentice to each fully paid worker. Coat, bodice, blouse, andmantle hand, and skirt hand, two apprentices to each fully paid worker. Provided thatany junior workers employed in any of the above-mentioned branches by virtue ofClause S of this award shall for the purpose of applying this subclause be deemed to beapprentices.

(f) For the purpose of determining from time to time whether an apprentice pro-posed to be taken by an employer is within the number of apprentices allowed to suchemployer the following provisions shall have effect:

The calendar year shall be divided into quarters and the first days of January,April, July, and October shall be the quarter days. The average number of fully paidworkers employed by an employer on all working days of the six months immediatelypreceding any quarter day shall, for the purpose of this subclause, be taken as and bedeemed to be the number of fully paid workers who are employed on such quarter day,and the number of apprentices who may be taken on by an employer at any time shallbe based upon the number of fully paid workers so deemed to be employed by suchemployer on the then last preceding quarter day. Fully paid workers shall mean timeworkers who are receiving not less than the minimum wage and pieceworkers who areearning for a full day's work not less than the minimum wage for the class of work forwhich they are doing.

(g) Should any employer from unforeseen circumstances be unable to carry outhis obligations to his apprentice, he shall be allowed to transfer the .apprentice to com-plete his or her term with another employer, but it shall be incumbent upon such formeremployer to notify the clerk of the Court of Arbitration of the date of such transferand when such apprenticeship commenced.

(h) The following provisions shall apply in respect of all apprentices:(1) An employer shall be deemed to undertake the duty which he agrees to perform,

viz., teaching the apprentice the trade, as a duty enforceable under thisaward, and shall, subject to the provisions of Subelause (10), pay the ap-prentice the rate of wages herein provided.

(2) At the end of the period of apprenticeship the employer shall give the ap-prentice a certificate to show that lie or she has served his or her apprentice-ship. Should the employer at any time before the termination of the termof apprenticeship desire to dispense with the services of the apprentice hemay, with the consent of the apprentice, transfer him or her to another em-ployer carrying on business within a reasonable distance of the originalemployer's place of business, willing to continue to teach the apprentice andto pay the rate of wages prescribed by this award, according to the totallength of time served, and generally to perform the obligations of theoriginal employer. Ile shall also give to the apprentice a certificate of thetime served arfa of the rate of wages paid, and shall give notice to the clerkof the Court of Arbitration of such transfer in the form provided. It shallnot be obligatory upon the employer to find the apprentice another employerif he or she shall so misconduct himself or herself as to entitle the employerto discharge him or her, but he shall nevertheless give him or her a certificatefor the time actually served.

(3) An employer shall be deemed to fail in his duty towards his apprentice if hewilfully neglects to keep him or her constantly at work; but slackness ofwork may form a proper ground for transferring him or her to an employerwilling to undertake the responsibility of teaching him or her.

(4) When an apprentice is discharged for cause, the employer shall send notice, inwriting, of the discharge, and the cause thereof, to the said clerk of thecourt.

(5) The minimum wage payable to an apprentice shall be as follows:Male.

s. d.Female.

s. d.For the first six months .. 0 10 0 0 7 6 per week.For the second six months 0 12 6 0 10 0 //For the third six months 0 15 0 0 12 6 6For the fourth six months 0 17 6 0 15 0 1)

For the fifth six months 1 0 0 0 17 0 ,/For the sixth six months 1 5 0 1 0 0 6For the seventh six months 1 10 0 1 5 0

71

For the eighth six months 1 15 0 li 5 0 6:For the ninth six months 2 2 6 1 7 6 1,

Foi the tenth six months 2 10 0 1 7 6 6

(6) Every apprentice shall be bound to submit him or herself to examination by

(7)

a. Board of Examiners hereinafter constituted once in each six months of.his or her service when called upon by the clerk of the Court so to do.

The clerk of the Court shall notify the Board of Examiners of the names andaddresses of all candidates required to submit themselves to examination.The examination will be held at the place where the apprentice is employed,or such other place as the Court may decide, and it shall be the duty of eachemployer to provide such necessary material and machinery as may be re-quired and in all ways facilitate the conduct of the examination.

1476 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPT. ,20, 1918.

(8) The examination will be held in the months of April and October in each year.The Board of Examiners mill consist of persons skilled in the particularclass of the trade to which the candidate is apprenticed, to be nominated bythe union and by the employers carrying on business within the area to whichthis award applies; or, failing such nomination, or nominations, such person,or persons, as may be appointed for that purpose by the Court. In the eventof :a disagreement between the examiners, the matter in dispute shall bereferred to a third person agreed to by them or nominated by the Court,or the President, at the request of either member, and the decision of suchthird person shall be final and conclusive. The examiners shall examine' thework of and inquire into the diligence of each apprentice, and as to theopportunities provided by the employer to each apprentice to learn.

(9) The examiners shall report to the Court, in writing, as to the result of theexamination.

(10) The clerk of the Court shall supply to each candidate a certificate shoWing theresult of the examination; and it shall be lawful for any employer to with-hold the increase in wages accruing, in accordance with the scale set forthin Subelause (5) hereof, from any apprentice who fails to satisfy theexaminers.

(11) If the examiners report to the Court that any employer has not providedsufficient opportunity for the apprentice to learn, the employer shall bedeemed prima facie guilty of a breach of thus award under Section :90 of theAct, and may be summoned before the Court. Upon any such proceedingthe report may be received in evidence.

(12) Such fees shall be paid by the clerk to the examiners as the Court shall allow.7. Junior Tokers.(a) "Junior worker" means a worker over the age of four-.

teen years and under the age of twenty-One years.(b) junior workers may be employed in those branches of the trades covered by

this award in which no provision is made for apprentices, but (except as provided byClause 8) not otherwise.

(c) Junior workers may not be employed by any employer in excess of one juniorworker for every fully paid worker employed by such employer in those branches ofthe trade. in which junior workers are allowed. For the purpose of this subelause thenumber of fully paid workers employed by an employer shall be ascertained as providedin Clause 6 (f) of this award.

(d) The minimum rate of wages payable to a junior worker shall be as follows:£ s. d.

During the first six months in the trade 0 7 6 per week.During the second six months in the trade .. 0 10 0During the second year in the trade .. .. 0 15 0During the third year in the trade 1 0 0During the fourth year in the trade .. 1 5 0Thereafter 1 10 0

S. The provisions of this award limiting the number of junior workers who maybe employed, or the branches of the trade in which they may be employed, shall notoperate or be so construed as to require the discharge of any person employed in thetrade at the date of thiS award, or to prevent the employment or engagement as a juniorworker of any person who at the date hereof or at any time within three months priorthereto was employed in the trade.

If by virtue of this provision any junior workers continue to be employed in anyof those branches of the trade in which provision is Made for apprentices, they shall hepaid not less than the rates of pay fixed for apprentices.

9. Unde -rate Workers.----Any worker who by reason of old age or infirmity isunable to earn the minimum wage may be paid such lesser wage as may from time totime be agreed upon in writing betWeen the union and the employer, and in default ofsuch agreement within twenty-four hours after such worker shall have applied in writingto the secretary of the union stating his or her desire that such wage should be agreedupon, such wages as shall be fixed by the most convenient resident or police magistrateupon the application of such worker after twenty-four hourS' notice in writing shallhave been given by him or her to the 'said secretary, who shall, if he so desires, be heardby the magistrate upon such application. After having given notice to the secretary,and after lodging the application mentioned, and pending the magistrate's decisionthereon, the worker shall be entitled to work for and be employed at the proposed lesserrate. The determination of the magistrate shall have effect for the period of sixcalendar months from the date thereof, and after the expiration of the said period untilthe wage shall have been again fixed at the instance of the said, secretary in the mannerprescribed. The secretary of the union may by writing under his hand appoint anagent or substitute to represent the union at the hearing of the application before themagistrate.

10. Record Boole. A time and wage book shall be kept by each employer, in whichbook shall be entered the name of each worker paid by time the nature of the work heor she is doing, the hours worked each day, and the amount of wage received by himor her each week. The employer shall be responsible for the proper Posting of the bookeach week. The said book shall be open to the inspection of the secretary of the unionduring working hours.

11. Nothing in this award shall in itself operate to reduce the wages of any workerbelow the rate actually received by him at the date hereof.

12. Area.ThiS award shall apply over the area comprised within a radius of 25miles from the General Post Office, 'Perth.

13. Tenn.This award shall be binding upon the above-named applicant andrespondents, and shall continue.in force for a period of three years from its date: Pro-vided that, at any time after the expiration of twelve months from its date the Courtmay alter or amend the same on the application of any party or person affected by itsprovisions. .

IN WITNESS WHEREOF this award has been signed by the President ofthe Court and the Seal of the Court has been hereto affixed- this sixteenth day ofSeptember, One thousEind nine hundred and eighteen.

(Sgd.) J. A. NORTHMORE,President.

SEPT.' 20, 1918.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1477

THE LICENSED SURVEYORS ACT, 1909.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that anExamination of those desirous of qualifying under theabove Act will be held in Perth, commencing Monday,23rd September, 1918.

Intending candidates should lodge their applications,accompanied by credentials, plans and field notes, to-gether with a fee of £5 5s., with the undersigned, notlater than 13th September, 1918.

Copies of the Regulations governing the Examinationare obtainable at Gd. each.

C. G. MORRIS,Secretary, Land Surveyors' Licensing Board.

23rd August, 1918.

Education Department,Perth, 13th September, 1918.

HIS 'Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the appointMent of the Rev. H. G. Barnacle,Mrs. A. Warnock, Dr. Deane, and Messrs. A. Booth,W. H. Crane, A. B. Clarke, and E. E. Warburton asmembers of the Mt. Barker Committee of School Manage-ment.

CECIL ANDREWS,Director of Education.

APPOINTMENTS.(35th Victoria, No. 3.)

HIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased toappoint William Russell Campbell, of Eldon Chambers,Orange, New South Wales, Solicitor, a Commissioner ofthe Supreme Court of Western Australia, to administeror take, within the State of New South Wales, any oath,affidavit, affirmation, declaration, or acknowledgment bya married woman to be used in the Supreme Court ofWesterit Australia. The Commission to remain in forceuntil the said William Russell Campbell ceases to residein New South Wales aforesaid, or until he ceases topractise the profession of a Solicitor there, or untilrevoked.

[a.s.] F. A. MOSELEY,Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,Perth, 12th September, 1918.

HIS Honour the Chief, Justice has been pleased toappoint William Martin Butler, of Wickepin, WesternAustralia, Esquire, a Commissioner of the SupremeCourt of Western Australia, to administer or take, with-in the State of Western Australia, any oath, affidavit,affirmation, or declaration to be used in or concerningany Military Cause, matter, or :thing depending or here-after to be depending in the Supreme Court of WesternAustralia. The Commission to remain_ in force untilthe said William Martin Butler ceases to reside inWestern Australia aforesaid, or until revoked.

F. A. MOSELEY,Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,Perth 19th August, 1918.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-15.Appointment.

THE following appointment made by the undermen-tioned Local Health Authority is hereby approved:

Bullfinch Local Board of Health.R.. Waltham to be Secretary and Inspector, vice J.

Johnston, resigned.F. J. HUELIN,

Secretary to Commissioner of Public Health.18th September, 1918.

VICTORIA PLAINS DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.ANNUAL Statement showing operations and trans-actions of the Board for Financial Year ended 30thday of June, 1918:

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE.RECEIPTS.

Particulars.

Credit Balance at commencementof Year£ s. d. s. d.

Balance at Treasury .. .. 197 6 9Balance at Western Australian

Bank (General Account) .. 679 7 11In hands of Secretary and

in transit .. .. 41 18 3918 12 11Special Rate

(1.) Current Rates collectedduring year .. .. 572 2 1

(2.) Arrears of Rates collectedduring year .. 86 3 9

658 5 10Licenses

(a.) Cart and Carriage .. .. 118 10 042 18 9

(c.) Motor Cars .. 12 0 0(d.) Drivers .. 0 10 0(e.) Motor Cycles .. 0 15 0

174 13 9FeesGate Registration .. 2 2 6

Government GrantsAnnual Subsidy for Mainten-

ance and Construction .. 206 0 0Contractors' Deposits .. 6 7 6All other Receipts

Cheques returned and re-pre-sented for payment .. .. 40 14 2

Refunds .. 0 10 041 4 2

Total .. £2,007 6 8

EXPENDITURE.

Particulars.£ s. d. £ s. d.Expenses for Levying Rates

Collection, Commission, etc. 60 15 6Expenses for Collecting Licenses(1.) Licensing Plates, Discs,

1 15 9(2.) Commission .. .. 20 0 1

21 15 1072 0 0

Office Expenses (Rent, Postage,Petty Cash, etc.) .. 7 8 2

Advertising .. 6 19 6Stationery and Printing .. 4 16 6Maintenance Works (from Revenue,

including Government Grants)as per Form No. 51

(a.) Roads .. .. 362 8 9(b.) Wells, Dams, etc. 0 9 0

362 17 9Construction Works (from Revenue,

including Government Grants) asper Form No. 51

229 9 5Bank Charges 0 5 0Insurances (Fire Guarantees, etc.) 7 6 9Refunds of Deposits to Contractors 5 3 6All other Expenditure (to be speci-

fied if on works)Donations to Hospitals .. 10 0 0Returned Cheques .. .. 7 15 2Voucher No. 38 (8/12/17)

cancelled .. 30 10 048 5 2

Balances at end of YearTo credit of Board at Treas-

ury' 180 12 0To credit of Board at Western

Australian Bank (GeneralAccount) .. , 995 7'5

In hands of Secretary 4 4 21,180 3 7

Total .. £2,007 6 8

ASSETS.LIABILITIES ANDLIABILITIES.

Particulars.R. d.

Rates owing but which cannot becollected .. 13 7 0

Outstanding Accounts (approx.) 20 0 0Amounts owing on Contracts in

hand (Contract 4/19-7-18) .. 25 4 0All other Liabilities

Commission on Rates and Lic-9 3 9

Balance of Assets oyer Liabilities 1,605 3 10

Total £1,672 18 7


CreditCredit

Tian

ASSETS.Particulars.

Balance at Treasury 180Balance at Western Austra-Bank .. .. 995

s. d. £ s. d.

1,175 19 54 4 2

443 6 6

25 8 6

24 0 0

£1,672 18 7

12 0

Cash in hands of Secretary ..Rates outstanding-General Rates .. .. 433Interest on Rates Arrears .. 10

Estimated Current Value of Pro-perty owned by Board-Movable Plant and Tools (2

carts and harness) ..Furniture, etc. (safe, cupboard,

and letter-press

Total ..

5

4 12 5

I certify having examined the books of the VictoriaPlains Road Board and compared the above Statementsof "Receipts and Expenditure" and "Assets and Lia-bilities," and found same correct.

(Sgd.) HY. J. ASH,Government Auditor.

8th August, 1918.

VICTORIA PLAINS DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.Particulars of Expenditure on all roads throughout the

Victoria Plains District for year ending 30th June, 1918.No. Name of Road. Construction. Maintenance. Totals.

£ s. d. £ s. d.1. New Norcia-Wyening .. 7 4 0 12 16 62. O'Dea .. .. .. .. .. 5 12 0 1 7 03. Mogumber .. .. .. .. 4 1 1 04. Perth-Geraldton .. .. 21 .6 2 80 17 65. West Behanging .. .. 32 1 36. Marbro-Batty's Bog 23 15 (3

47. Gillingarra-Glentromie 1 18 98. Yulgan .. .. .. .. 15 0 09. Lydock .. .. .. .. 2 9 6

10. Bolgart-Behanging .. 6 0 0 26 5 611. East Calingiri .. .. 2 8 0 4 13 012. Blackboy Hill .. .. 1 16 013. East Calcarra .. .. .. 30 7 0 ..14. Marbro-Koojan .. 13 1 015. Falconer .. .. .. .. 16 0 6 16 616. Wyening .. .. .. 0 7 617. North Gillingarra .. 8 1. 018. Yarawindah-Bolgart .. 12 2 0 2 19 0

,19. Mogumber-Gillingarra .. 9 12 320. Harrington .. .. .. .. 33 15 3 10 3 021. Mogumber-Wannamal .. 44 16 0 6 10 622. Benaring .. .. .. .. 0 10 023. Cottam .. .. .. . . . . 10 17 024. Road in Bolgart Town 43 9 9 1 10 025. Reynoldson .. .. 10 0 ..26. West Calcarra .. .. 2 16 3 ..27. West Calangiri .. . . . . 8 0 0

Bolgart

£229 9 5 362 8

Water Su. . .

ply.

£ s. d.20 0 66 19 0

41 1 0102 6 8

32 1 323 13 041 18 9152 96

32 5 67 1 01 16 0

30 7 013 1 019 12 6

0 7 68 1 0

15 1 09

4451

1226

0 1010 1744 196 102 168 0

360090

0

9 591 18 2

0 9 0 0 9 0

.. £592 7 2

IRWIN DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.ANNUAL Statement showing opetations and trans-actions of the Board for Financial Year ended 30thday of June, 1918:-

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE.RECEIPTS.

Particulars.

Credit Balance at commencementof Year-

Balance at Treasury .. 103 15 6Balance at Western Australian

Bank (General Account) .. 250 2 10In hands of Secretary 0 13 3

£ s. d.

General Rate(1.) Current Rates collected

during year .. .. 348 10 11(2.) Arrears of Rates collected

during year .. 84 12 6(3 ) Rates in suspense .. 3 16 11

Licenses-(a.) Cart and Carriage(b.) Dog ..(c.) Motor Cars ..(d.) Cows (30)

8 107 0if 2 613 0 03 15 0

s. d.

354 11 7

437 0 4

120 7 6

Fees-Gate Registration ..

Government Grants-.Annual Subsidy for Mainten-

ance and ConstructionSpecial Grants-

Irwin Bridge ..All other Receipts -

From Agricultural HallRefund on Insurance Prem-

All other ..

Total ..

EXPENDITURE.

Particulars.

Expenses for collecting Licenses-Licensing Plates, Discs, etc. ..

Office Expenses (Rent, Postage,Petty Cash, etc.) ..

Election Expenses ..Advertising ..Stationery and PrintingMaintenance Works (from Rev-

enue, including GovernmentGrants) as per Form No. 51-

(a.) Roads ..(b.) Bridges ..(c.) Wells, Dams, etc. ..

Maintenance of Halls, Libraries,

£ a. d.

126 0 0

65 0 0

49 11 6

O 2 8O 1 3

£ s. d.

1 5 0

49 15 5

£1,153 19 10

s. d. £ s. d.

246 1285 14

O 19

000

Construction Works from Rev-enue, including GovernmentGrants) as per Form No. 51-Roads

Plant and Tools (purchased dur-ing year) -

(1.) Tools, Plant, etc. .. .. 2 7 0(2.) Repairs to Furniture,

Tools, Plant, etc. .. .. 3 2 0

Refund of Rates (in suspense) ..Bank Charges ..Insurances (Fire Guarantees, etc.)Three per cents. ..All other Expenditure (to be speci-

fied if on works) -RangerSanitary Removals..

Balances at end of Year-To credit of Board at Treas-

3 6 01 14 04 3 0

88 13To credit of Board at West-

ern Australian Bank (Gen-eral Account) .. 138

Total

8

0 1

LIABILITIES AND ASSETS.LIABILITIES.

Particulars.

Outstanding Accounts (estimated)Amounts owing on Contracts in

hand (estimated) ..Balance of Assets over Liabilities

Total ..

ASSETS.

Particulars.£ s. d.

Credit Balance at Treasury .. 88Credit Balance at Western Austra-

lian BankRates outstanding-

General Rates ..Estimated Current Value of Pro-

perty owned by Board-Buildings, etc. ..Movable Plant and ToolsLamps, etc. ..Furniture, etc. ..

Total ..

13 8

0 1

1 6 387 0 0

2 0 03 3 04 15 04 19 0

333 5 0

18 15 3

414 1 1

5 9 63 16 111 8 45 0 93 3 0

9 3 0

226 13 9

£1,153 19 10

£ s. d.96 10 1150 0 0

519 4 8

£665 15 7

£ s.

226 13 9

104 4 4

208 10 091 2 64 10 0

30 15 0

£665 15 7

I certify }laving examined the hooks of the Irwin,Road Board and compared the above Statenients of"Receipts and Expenditure" and "Assets and Liabili-ties,1' and found same correct.

HY. J. ASH,Government Auditor

28th August, 1918.


STATEMENT SHOWING EXPENDITURE ON ROADS OR OTHER WORKSFOR YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1918.

In the matter of "The Companies Act, 1893."(56 Viet., No. S.)

IT is hereby notified that, under the provisions of Sec-tion 67 of the above-named Act, the name of "Dwyer,

Name of Road or other Work. Construction. Maintenance.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Carroll, & Daniels Limited," duly incorporated on theGreenough Road 279 7 48 3 0 19th day of April, 1911, has been changed to "FrankIrwin Road ... 10 16 0 111 9 6 Daniels, Limited."Milo Road 113 12 7 17 3 6Yardarino Road.Port Road

40 5 0 6 1332 7

06

Dated this 16th day of September, 1918.Doctor's Road ... 25 10 6Irwin Yale 3 3 0 P. A. MOSELEY,Church Street 2 2 0

Registrar of Companies.£444 1 1 246 12 0

'BridgesS.

... ... 85 14 0Wells ... ... 0 19 0Road Construction 444 1 1Road Maintenance 240 12 0

£777 6 1

We hereby certify that the figures and particularsabove are correct.

2nd September, 1918.

W. B. MITCHELL,Acting Chairman.

H. J. MONEY,Secretary.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893. .

Harrison San Miguel Proprietary, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above-named Company is removed from 352 MurrayStreet, Perth, to New Zealand Chambers, St. George'sTerrace, Perth, and that the Power of Attorney givento Joseph Duffel' is hereby revoked, and that GeorgeVernon Wood, of Perth, is the Attorney of the saidCompany in Western Australia.

Dated this 29th clay of August, 1918.

LEAKE, JAMES & CO.,of 47 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitors for the Company in Western Australia.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Elder Smith 4- Co., Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofElder Smith & Co., Limited, is situate at Number 23William Street, Perth.

Dated the 4th day of September, 1918.

T. E. FIELD,Attorney for Elder Smith & Co., Limited.

Stone 4- Burt, 514 Hay Street, Perth, Solicitors for thesaid Company.

The Southern Star Syndicate, Ltd.NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 148 of"The Companies Act, 1893," that a general meetingof the members of the above-named Company will beheld at the Court House Hotel, Greenbushes, on Tues-day, the 22nd day of October, 1918, at 2 o'clock in theafternoon, for the purpose of having an account laidbefore the Company showing the manner in which thewinding-up has been conducted and the property of theCompany disposed of, and of hearing any explanationthat may be given by the Liquidator of the books, ac-counts, and documents of the Company, and of theLiquidator.


C. H. LAYMAN,Liquidator.

Coolgardie Press, Ltd., in Liquidation.NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the share-holders of the above-named company will be held onthe 30th September, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the registeredoffice of the company, for the purpose of placing beforesuch meeting an account showing the manner in whichthe winding-up has been conducted to date.

CHARLES B. MOOR,Liquidator.

Coolgardie, 13th September, 1918.

Lady Robinson G.M. Co., No Liability (in Liquidation).

NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the share-holders of the above-named company will be held onthe 30th September, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the registeredoffice of the company, for the purpose of placing beforesuch meeting an account showing the manner in whichthe winding-up has been conducted to date.

CHARLES B. MOOR,Liquidator.

Coolgardie, 13th September, 1918.

THE ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATIONACT, 1895.

1, JOHN DAVID-MOSS, of Fremantle, Solicitor, the pet:-son hereunto authorised by the Fremantle and DistrictsUgly Men's Association, .do hereby give notice that Iam desirous that such Association should be incorporatedunder the provisions of "The Associations IncorporationAct, 1895,"

JOHN DAVID-MOSS.

The following is a copy of the memorial intended tobe filed in the Supreme Court, under the provisions ofthe said Act:

Memorial of the Fremantle and Districts Ugly Men'sAssociation, filed in pursuance of " The AssociationsIncorporation Act, 1895 ":

1. Name of the Institution.The Fremantle and Dis-tricts Ugly Men's Association.

2. Object or purpose of the Institution.The objectsor purpose of the Association shall be to raise funds,accept gifts of property, and to utilise money, labour,and materials for local charities and patriotic efforts.

3. Where situated or established.At No. 77 MarketStreet, Fremantle, in the State of Western Australia.

4. The name or names of the trustee or trustees.William Edward Wray, of Fremantle, gentleman;Samuel Thomson, of East Fremantle, master plumber:.Charles Robert Farrington, of East Fremantle, con-tractor.

5. In whom the management of the institution isvested, and by what means.The management of theAssociation is vested in a Committee of Management,elected annually under a Constitution.

John David-Moss, of 26 High Street, Fremantle,Solicitor.


IN THE MATTER OF "THE ASSOCIATIONSINCORPORATION ACT, 1893."

WE, George Ussher Dawson and Nicholas Rauert Ward,of Wiluna., Trustees of or persons hereunto authorisedby the members of the Lake Way Hospital, do herebygive notice that we are deSirous that such Associationshould be incorporated under the provisions of " TheAssociations Incorporation Act, 1895."

G. F. DAWSON,N. WARD,

Trustees.The following, is a copy of the memorial intended to

be filed in the Supreme Court, under the provisions ofthe said Act:

1. Name of Institution.Lake Way Hospital.2. Object or purpose of Institution.To afford

medical or surgical treatment to indigent or otherpatients requiring same.

3. Where situated or established.Hospital Reserve8468, 'Minna.

4. Names of trustees.George Ussher Dawson,Nicholas Rauert Ward:

5. In whom management of the Institution is vestedand by what means. Committee of seven elected an-nually by subscribers to the Institution.

In the ,Suprenic Court of Western AustraliaProbateJurisdiction.

In the matter of the Will of George Henry Taylor, latePrivate Number 7799, 26/11th Battalion AustralianImperial Forces, formerly of Newcombes, Wagiu,in the State of WeStern Australia, Farmer, de-ceased.

Notice to Creditors.ALL persons having claims against the above estateare required to send particulars to the executor, TheWest Australian Trustee, Executor, and Agency Com-pany, Limited, whose office is situate at Trustee Cham-bers, Barrack Street, Perth, on or before the 21st dayof October, 1918; after which date the said executorwill proceed to distribute the assets of the deceasedamongst the persons entitled thereto, having regardonly to those claims of which particulars shall havebeen given as aforesaid.

Dated this 18th day of September, 1918.

SMITH & LAVAN,Samson's Buildings, Barrack Street, Perth,

Solicitors for the said Company.

In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaProbateJurisdiction.

In the matter of the Will of Edward Blythe, late ofKing's Park Road, 'West Perth, in the State ofWestern Australia, Draper, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor ddmands upon or against the estate of Edward Blythe,late of King's Park Road, West Perth, in the State ofWestern Australia, draper, deceased, are requested tosend in particulars in writing of their claims and de-mands to Edward McGill Blythe, the executor of thewill of the said deceased, care of the undersigned, on orbefore the 21st day of October, 1918; and further that,at the expiration of the last mentioned date, the saidexecutor will proceed to distribute the assets of. the saiddeceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, havingregard only to the claims of which he shall then havehad notice.


DOWINING & DOWNING.Downing 6- Dowhing, 39 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitors for the Executor.

SOLDIERS' ESTATES.Notice to Creditors.

In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaProbateJurisdiction.

In the matter of the Estates of Deceased Soldiers.THE Supreme Court having granted administration

to the Curator of Intestate Estates of the followingdeceased soldiers' estates:596/17 Noon, Henry Dodson, Sgt. No. 586, 16th Battu.459/1SMarriott, Charles, Cpl. No. 872, 11th L.T.M.B.461/18Hewson, William Charles, Cpl. No. 7729, 11th

Battn.317/18Matthews, Alfred James, Sgt. No. 4478, 28th

Ba ttn.315/1SHarrison, James Lumsden, L/Cpl. No. 439 28th

Battn.413/18Murphy, Michael, Driver No. 5704, 2nd E.A.B.386/18Chart, Arthur Thomas, L/Cpl. No. 1522, 11th

Bath'.324/18Simmons, Horace Richard, Pte. No. 478, 50th

Battn.305/18Cooper, Charles William, Pte. No. 3873, 10th

Field A.B.209/18Gallichan, Chas. (alias John William Marett),

Pte. No. 5395, 11th Battu..301/18Clark, William John, Pte. No. 247, 16th Battn.

Notice is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the estate ofthe said deceased are hereby required to send particularsof such claims or demands to the undersigned on orbefore the 21st October, 1918.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which heshall then have had notice. And the Curator will not beliable for the assets, or any part thereof so distributedor dealt with, to any person of whose claim or demandhe shall not then have received notice.

Dated at Perth, this 17th clay of September, 1918.GERVASE CLIFTON,

Curator of _Intestate Estates.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the Supreme Court of Western Australia Probate

Jurisdiction.419/18.In the matter of the Estate of Fredrick Croker,

deceased.WHEREAS on the 13th day of May, 1918, an order tocollect and manage the estate and effects of FredrickCroker, late of Kundip, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, engine-driver, deceased, who died on or aboutthe 24th day of March; 1918, was granted by the SupremeCourt of the said State, under the provisions of " TheAdministration Act, 1903," to the undersigned, theCurator of Intestate Estates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the estate ofthe said deceased are hereby required to send particularsof such claims or demands to the undersigned, on orbefore the 21st day of October, 1918.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which heshall then have had notice. Awl the said Curator willnot be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so dis-tributed or dealt with, to any person of whose claim ordemand he shall not then have received notice.

Dated at Perth, this 18th day of September, 1918.GERVASE CLIFTON,

Curator of Intestate Estates.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the Supreme Court of Western Australia

595/18.

ProbateJurisdiction.

In the matter of the Estate of Charles Marryat,deceased.

WHEREAS on the 26th day of August, 1918, an orderto collect and administer the estate and effects of CharlesMarryat, late of Perth, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, deceased, who died on or about the 20th day ofJuly, 1918, was granted by the Supreme Court of thesaid State, under the provisions of " The Curator ofIntestate Estates, Act, 1918," to the undersigned, theCurator of Intestate Estates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the estate of

SEPT, 20, 1918.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1481

the said deceased are hereby required to send particularsof such claims or demands to the undersigned, on orbefore the 21st day of October, 1918.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which heshall then have had notice. And the said Curator willnot be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so dis-tributed or dealt with, to any person of whose claim ordemand he shall not then have received notice.



NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the Supreme Covet of Western AustraliaProbate

Jurisdiction.569/18.

In the matter of the Estate of Robert Smith,deceased.

WHEREAS on the 13th day of August, 1918, an orderto collect and administer the estate and effects of RobertSmith, late of Nan nine, in the State of Western Aus-tralia saddler deceaSed, who died on or about the 8thday of July, 1918, was granted by the Supreme Court ofthe said State, under the provisions of "The Curator ofIntestate Estates, Act, 1918," to the undersigned, theCurator of Intestate Estates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the estate ofthe said deceased are hereby required to send particularsof such claims or demands to the undersigned, on orbefore the 21st clay of October, 1918.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which lieshall then have had notice. And the said Curator willnot be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so dis-tributed or dealt with, to any person of whose claim ordemand lie shall not then have received notice.



NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Supreme Court of Western Australia ProbateateJurisdiction.

401/18.In the matter of the Estate of William Farrell,

deceased.WHEREAS on the 13th day of August, 1918, an order tocollect and administer the estate and effects of WilliamFarrell, late of Brick House Station, near Carnarvon,in the State of Western Australia, labourer, deceased,w ho died on or about the 16th day of February, 1918,was granted by the Supreme Court of the said State,under the provisions of "The Curator of IntestateEstates Act, 1918," to the undersigned, the Curator ofIntestate Estates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the estate ofthe said deceased are hereby required to send particularsof such claims, or demands to the undersigned, on orbefore the 2nd clay of December, 1918.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and' persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which heshall then have had notice. And the said Curator willnot be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so dis-tributed or dealt with, to any person of whose claim ordemand he shall not then have received notice.



NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaProbate

Jurisdiction.580/18.In the matter of the Estate of Tomas° Patroni,

deceased.WHEREAS on the 13th day of August, 1918, an orderto collect and administer the estate and effects of TomasoPatroni, late of Geraldton, in the Stat eof WesternAustralia, labourer, deceased, who died on or about the29th day of June, 1918, was granted by the SupremeCourt of the said State, under the provisions of TheCurator of Intestate Estates Act, 1918," to the undersigned, the Curator of Intestate Estates, Perth.

'Now notice is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the estate ofthe said deceased are hereby required to send particularsof such claims or demands to the undersigned, on orbefore the 21st day of October, 1918.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which heshall then have haul notice. And the said Curator willnot be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so dis-tributed or dealt with, to any person of whose claim ordemand he shall not then have received notice.

Dated at Perth, this 18th clay of September, 1918.GERVASE CLIFTON,


NOTICE TO CREDITORS.I n the Supreme Court of W ester n AustraliaProbate

Jurisdiction.508/18.In the matter of the Estate of Stephen Woolcock,

deceased.WHEREAS on the 13th day of August, 1918, an orderto collect and administer the estate and effects ofStephen Woolcock late of Yunclaga, near Menzies, inthe State of Western Australia, miner, deceased, whodied on or about the 8th day of .June, 1918, was grantedby the Supreme Court of the said State; under the pro-visions of "The Curator of Intestate Estates Act,1918," to the undersigned, the Curator of IntestateEstates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the ers'tate ofthe said deceased are hereby required to send particularsof such claims or demands to the undersigned, on orbefore the 21st day of October, 1918.





Jurisdiction.589/18.In the mat er o the Estate of Paul LeMesurier,

deceased.WHEREAS on the 13th day of August, 1918, an orderto collect and administer the estate and effects of PaulLeMesurier, late of Eucla, in the State of WesternAustralia, camel owner, deceased, who died on or aboutthe 13th day of June, 1918, was granted by the SupremeCourt of the said State, under the provisions of "TheCurator of Intestate Estates Act, 1918," to the under-signed, the Curator of Intestate Estates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having, claims or demands against the estate ofthe said deceased are hereby required to send particularsof such claims or demands to the undersigned, on orbefore the 25th November, 1918,

1482 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [S PT. 20, 1918.


Dated at Perth, this 1S:th day of September, 1918.GERM ASE CLIFTON,



Jurisdiction.364/18.In the matter of the Estate of Patrick Moriarty,

deceased.WHEREAS on the 3th. day of May, 1918, an order tocollect and manage the estate and, effects of PatrickMoriarty, late of Boulder, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, miner, deceased, who died on or about the 6thday of April, 1918, was granted by the Supreme Courtof the said State, under the provisions of "The Adminis-tration Act, 1903," to the undersigned, the Curator ofIntestate Estates, Perth.


And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which heshall then have had notice. And the said Curator willnot be liable for the assets, or any part thereof :so dis-tributed or dealt with, to any person of whose claim ordemand he shall not then have received notice.





In the matter of the Estate of Matthew Graham Neil,deceased.

WHEREAS on the 13th day of May, 1918, an order tocollect and manage the estate and effects of MatthewGraham Neil, late of Dowerin, in the State of WesternAustralia, labourer, deceased, who died on or about the30th day of March, 1918, was granted by the SupremeCourt of the said State, under the provisions of "TheAdministration Act, 1903," to the undersigned, theCurator of Intestate Estates, Perth.


And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard. only to those claims of which heshall then have had notice. And the said Curator willnot be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so dis-tributed or dealt with, to any person of whose claim ordemand he shall not then have received notice.





In the matter of the Estate of John Shields,deceased.

WHEREAS on the 22nd day of April, 1918, and orderto collect and manage the estate and effects of JohnShields, late of Pindalup, in the State of Western Aus-

tralia, mill hand, deceased, who died on or about the28th day of February, 1918, was granted by the SuprenieCourt of the said State, under the provisions of "TheAdministration Act, 1903," to the undersigned, theCurator of Intestate Estates, Perth.

Nov notice is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the estate ofthe said deceased are hereby required to send particularsof such claims or demands to the undersigned, on orbefore the 21st day of October, 1918.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to .distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which heshall then have had notice. And the said Curator willnot be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so dis-tributed or dealt with, to any person of whose claim ordemand he shall not then have received notice.

Dated at Perth, this 1-Sth day of September, 1918.GERVASE CLIFTON,


NOTICE TO CREDITORS.n the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaProbate

828/17.Jurisdiction.

In the matter of the Estate of Arno Herman Friedrich,deceased.

WHEREAS on the 22nd day of April, 1918, an orderto administer the estate and effects of Arno HermanFriedrich, late of Internment Camp, in the State ofNew South Wales, prisoner of war, deceased, who diedon or about the 23rd day of June, 1917, was granted bythe Supreme Court of the said State, under the pro-visions of "The Administration Act, 1903," to theundersigned, the Curator of Intestate Estates, Perth.

Nov notice is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the estate ofthe said deceased are hereby required to send particularsof such claims or demands to the undersigned, on orbefore the 21st day of October, 1918.




NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Supreme Court of Western AustratiaProbateJurisdiction.

489/18.In the matter of the Estate of John Cook,

deceased.WHEREAS on the 12th day of June, 1918, an order tocollect and manage the estate and effects of John Cook,late of Claremont, in the State of Western Australia,labourer, deceased, who died on or about the 20th dayof May, 1918, was granted by the Supreme Court of thesaid State, under the provisions of "The AdministrationArt, 1903," to the undersigned, the Curator of Intes-tate -Estates, Perth.


And further,,,that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which heshall then have had notice. And the said Curator willnot be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so dis-tributed or dealt with, to any person of whose claim ordemand he shall not then have received notice.




NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the Supreme Court of Western Australia Probate

Jurisdiction.611/18.In the matter of the Estate of Robert Menzies,

deceased..WHEREAS on the 26th day of August, 1918, an orderto collect and administer the estate and effects of RobertMenzies, late of Mt. Magnet, in the State of WesternAustralia, prospector, deceased, who died on or aboutthe 1st day of August, 1918, was granted by the SupremeCourt of the said State, under the provisions of "TheCurator of Intestate Estates Act, 1918," to the under-signed, the Curator of Intestate Estates, Perth.



Dated at Perth, this 18th day of September; 1918.GERVASE CLIFTON,


BANKRUPTCY ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1898.Notice of Meeting.

In the matter of Alexander McKinley, Farmerof Moora.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of the Creditorsaf the above-named Alexander McKinley, of MovePark, Moora, will be held at our offices, CommercialUnion Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth, on Tues-day, the first day of October, 1918, at the hour of half-past three o'clock.

Dated this 18th day of September, 1918.

[L.s.] J. L. B. WEIR & CO.,Public Accountants,

Commercial Union Chambers,St. George's Terrace, Perth.

In the Supreme Court of Western Australia.In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment

Act, 1898," and in the matter of Albert Muddock,of Roebourne, Hotel-keeper, a debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of the Creditorsof the above-named Albert Muddock, of Roebourne,Hotel-keeper, will be held at our offices as above, on30th day of September, 1918, at 3.30 o'clock, p.m.,under the provisions of the above Act.

Dated this 16th day of September, 1918.[L.s.] H. R. COOMBS & WHYTE.

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.

Notice of Dividend.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Amount per S. First or Finalor otherwise. When payable. Where payable.

Phomas WilkinsCornelius

Leonora . Storekeeper Supreme Court,Perth

33 of1914

Five p e n c eand fraction(5'162d.) in L

Firstfinal

and 24th day of Sep-tember, 1918

At the Office ofthe Official Re.ceiver in Bank.ruptcy, SupremeCourt, Perth

Application for Discharge,

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. Number. Date fixed for Hearing.

Trederick Thompson Residing at Mullingar, and em-ployed at Kalgoorlie

Miner ... ... Supreme Court,Perth

88 of 1912 23rd day of October, 1918

Dated this 19th day of September, 1918. ALFRED A. MOFFAT,Acting Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court, Perth.

In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaInBankruptcy.

In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of John Perryman,of York, News-agent, etc., a debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named debtorhas executed a deed of assignment under the provisionsof "The Bankruptcy Aet Amendment Act, 1898,''to James Lewis Berkley Weir, as Trustee, andthat the same is now lying for inspection and exe-cution at the offices of the Trustee, Commercial UnionChambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth.

Dated this 19th day of September, 1918.ALFRED A. MOFFAT,

Acting Official Receives' in Bankruptcy.

WE, Archibald Ernest Berry and Edward ReginaldBerry, trading as "E. Berry," Tailors, 138 BarrackStreet, Perth, hereby give notice that on 14th September,1918, the partnership existing between us was dissolvedby mutual consent, the said Edward Reginald Berrypurchasing the interest of the said Archibald ErnestBerry in the business; the said Edward Reginald Berryhas taken over all assets and liabilities of the firm andwill receive all debts due to same and discharge allliabilities of the said firm.

Dated at Perth, this 18th day of September, 1918.EDWARD R. BERRY.

Witness to Signature,Hy. HawkinsA. E. BERRY.

Witness to Signature,Hy. Hawkins,

THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

The Government Gazette is published on Friday ineach week, unless otherwise interfered with by PublicHolidays or other unforeseen circumstances.

SUBSCRIPTIONS.The Subscription to the"Government Gazette" is as follows:-22s. 6d. perannum, 12s. per half year, and 7s. per quarter.Single copies 6d., previous years up to ten years is.over ten years 2s. 6d.

Subscriptions are required to commence and terminatewith a month.

Advertisements: Notices for insertion must be re-ceived by the Government Printer before Ten o'clockon the day preceding the day of publication, and arecharged at the following rates:

For the first eight lines, 4s.;For every additional line, 4d.,

and half-price for each subsequent insertion.To estimate the cost of an advertisement, count nine

words to a line; heading, signature, and date beingreckoned as separate lines.

All fees are payable in advance. Remittances shouldbe made by money order, postal note, or cheque. Ex-change must be added to-cheques.

All communications should be addressed to "TheGovernment Printer, Perth,"

1484 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPT. 20, 191,8.

CONTENTS.P1a4g6e3.

CONTENT S continued,Page

AbattoirsAmended Regulations Municipalities ... ... 1465-6Administration Act ... . 1480-3 Orders in Council ... 1454

Appointments ,.. ... 1454-5-64-77 Partnerships dissolved 1483

Arbitration Court Awards ... 1471-6 Powers of Attorney ... ... 1479

sociations Incorporation ... 1479-80 Proclamations ... ... ... ,.. ... 1453-4Bankruptcy ... 1483 Public Service Commissioner ... . . 1454-5Colonial Secretary's Office ... 1453-4-5 Public Works Department ... _1453-4, 1465-6Commissioners of Supreme Court 1477 Registrar of Companies ... ... 1479

Companies ... 1479 Returned Soldiers ... ... ... ... 1458, 1464Crown Law ... 1454-5 Roads Boards (see also under" Lands " and " PublicCurator of Intestate Estates 1480-3 Works ") ... ... ... ... ... ... 1477-9Deceased Persons' Estates 1480-3 Soldiers' Estates 1480

Educational ... 1477 Tender Board ... ... 1469-70Government Savings Bank ... 1454 Tenders Accepted ... 1464, 1470Health ... 1453, 1455, 1477 Tenders Invited ... 1465, 1469-70Justices of the Peace ... ... 1454 Transfer of Land ... 1453, 1455Lands Department ... ... 1453-63 Treasury ... ... ... ... 1454

Licensed Surveyors, Examination 1477 Water Boards ... ... ... ... 1466

Marriages ... ... 1470 Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage 1451; 1466Mines Department ... 1464 Worker's Homes Board ... ... ... 1463

By Authority: 'RED. W M. Sl MPSON, Government Printer, Perth.

Documents

1!U vett...his heirs and successors, Coolgardie Town Lot 906, Eula-minna Lot 70, Kurnalpi Town Lot 10, Youanmi Lot 82, Kalgoorlie Lot R1372, aforesaid, as of his former es-tate. Corr