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No. 59.] CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 31sT OCTOBER. [1935.

Commonwealth ofAustralia to wit.ISAAC A. 1sAACs

Governor - General.

PROCLAMATION.By His Excellency the Governor

General in and over the Com-monwealth of Australia.

WHERE AS by sub-section (1) of Section 9 of the CustomsTariffs 1933 it is enacted that the Governor-General

may, from time to time, by proclamation declare that therates of duty set out in the column headed " British Preferen-tial Tariff " in the Schedule to that Act shall apply to suchgoods as are specified in the proclamation as are the produceor manufacture of a British non self - governing Colony specified

in the proclamation in relation to those goods, and thereuponthe British Preferential Tariff shall apply to the goods sospecified as are the produce or manufacture of the Colony sospecified:

And whereas it is desirable to declare that the rate of dutyset out in the column headed " British Preferential- Tariff " inthe Schedule to the Customs Tariffs 1933 shall apply to certaingoods being the produce or manufacture of specified Britishnon- self governing Colonies:

Now therefore, I, Sir Isaac Alfred Isaacs, the GovernorGeneral aforesaid, acting with the advice of the Federal Execu-tive Council, do héreby declare that the rate of duty set outin the column headed " British Preferential Tariff " in theSchedule to the said Customs Tariffs 1933 shall apply to thefollowing goods, viz.:

Scrap Iron and Steel,Materials for use as scrap iron, as prescribed by Depart-

mental By- laws,Scrap Copper,Scrap Brass,

being the produce or manufacture of the following Britishnon-self-governing Colonies, viz.:

BahamasBarbadosBermudaBritish GuianaBritish HondurasBritish Solomon Islands ProtectorateCeylonCyprusFalkland Islands and DependenciesFijiGambia (Colony and Protectorate)GibraltarGilbert and Ellice Islands Colony

4894. No. 59. PsicE, Sn.; Quarterly, 7s. 7d.; Half- Yearly,

Gold Coast(a) Colony(b) Ashanti(e) Northern Territories(d) Togoland under British Mandate

Hong KongJamaica (including Turks and CaicosKenya ( Colony and Protectorate)Leeward Islands

Antigua .

DominicaMontserratSt. Christopher andVirgin Islands

Malay States(a ) Federated Malay States

Negri SembilanPahangPerakSelangorUnfederated Malay States- -JohoreKedahKelantanPerlisTrengganu;Brunei

MaltaMauritiusNigeria

(a) Colony(b) Protectorate(c) Cameroons under British Mandate

North Borneo, State ofNorthern RhodesiaNyasaland ProtectorateSt. Helena and AscensionSarawakSeychellesSierra Leone (Colony and Protectorate)Somaliland ProtectorateStraits SettlementsTanganyika TerritoryTongaTrinidad and TobagoUganda Protectorate

15s. 2d. ; Yearly, 30s. 4d.

Nevis

(b)

and

Islands

.--81st ';October, 1935 1

W iïdw ar d = I8iandsGrenada'St, LuciaSt. ;Vincent

Zanibar Protectorate.This Proclamation may be cited as Customs Prôclaniation

No. 210;Given under my Hand and the Seal of thé tQmtRonivealth

this thirtieth day of . October, in the. :;year_ . of) Our Lord, One thousand mile ,Iiundiecl :and thirty-

five, and in the twenty - sixth" year; of His _Majesty's,reign..

By His Excellency's Command,T. W. WHITE

Minister of State for Trade and Customs.GOD SAVE THE RING

APPOINTMENT ; OE WHARF AT HAMILTON, BRISBANE,° EEfiSLAND. -

Commonwealth ofAustralia to wit.ISAACA. IsAAcs

Governor - General,

PROCLAMATION.By His Excellency the Governor -

General in and over the Com-monwealth of Australia.

WHEREAS by paragraph (c ) of section fifteen of theVV Customs Act 190f -3935 it is provided that the Governor -

General may, by Proclamation, appoint Wharfs within portsand fix . their limits:

70a Commonwealth. Gazette.

And whereas :it is .desirable to appoint and fix the limitsor a Wharf at Hamilton, Brisbane, in the State of Queensland.

NoW. therefore I, Sir Isaac Alfred Isaacs, the Governor-General .aforesaid, acting with the advice of the Federalxeentive: Council, do hereby appoint the following Wharf to

be'A Wharf Within the meaning of the said Act and fix thelimits Of such. Wharf to be_ ás follow :

All. those wharf premises known as the " Hamilton " Wharfand occupied by the Brisbane Stevedoring 4 Wool DumpingCompany Pty; Ltd.'----

Cominencing .nt, the ='north -west corner of the property,the ,line tuns at :a bearing of 99 degrees, 16 minutes, for788, feet,'tlience at a bearing of 189 degrees, 16 minutes,for 146 =feet to the high Water line, thence along the highwater :_ line in a westerly direction for 110 feet, thencealong the curved railway approach for 60 feet, thence ina southerly direction to the front of the wharf for 40 feet,thence along the front of the wharf bearing 279 degrees,16 minutes, for 440 feet, thence bearing 277 degrees, 42minutes, 30 seconds, . for 185 feet, and thence back to the'starting point bearing 8 degrees, 30 minutes, for .220 feet,3 inches.

This Proclamation may be cited as . Customs ProclamationNo. 309 (T. & G. 35/9648).

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the Commonwealththis thirtieth day of October, in . the year of

(L.s.) Our Lord One thousand nine hundred and thirtyfive, and in the twenty- sixth year of His Majesty'sreign.

By His Excellency's Command,T. W. WHITE

Minister of State for Trade and Customs.GOD SAVE THE KING

THE TERRITORY FOR THE SEAT OFGOYERNMEN'L

,short titleand citation.

No. 16 of 1935.

AN ORDINANCETo amend the Canberra Community Hospital Board

Ordinance 1935.

BE it ordained by the Governor-General in and over the Com-monwealth- of Australia, with the advice of the Federal

Executive Council, in pursuance of the powers conferred by theSeat of Government Acceptance Act 1909 and the Seat of Govern -ment (Administration) Act 1910 -1933, as follows :

1. ---(1.) This Ordinance may be cited as the Canberra Com-munity Hospital Board Ordinance (No. 2) .1935.

(2.) The Canberra Community Hospital Board Ordinance1935 is in this Ordinance referred to as the Principal Ordinance.

(3.) The Principal Ordinance, as amended by this Ordinance,may be cited as the Canberra Community Hospital BoardOrdinances 1935.

Commencement. 2.. This Ordinance shall commence on the same date as thatfixed by the -Minister as the date of commencement of the PrincipalOrdinance.

3. Section three of the Principal Ordinance is amended byinserting, after the definition of " infectious disease ", the follow -ing ,definition:--

" ` pre scribed ' means prescribed by this Ordinance or by anyregulations or by -laws made thereunder ; ".

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4. Section seventeen of the Principal Ordinance is repealed andthe following section inserted in - its stead :--

L' 17. (1.) Every person -who has for period of at least three Payment by

months prior to the date of his admission to. the Hospital as an patients.

in- patient. -or an out-patient(a) been resident within the Territory ; or(b) paid Hospital Tax,

shall be entitled. to receive, without. charge

(i) if an in-patient(1) accommodation in a . General Ward of the

Hospital for such period as is considerednecessary by the Medical Officer in chargeof the Hospital ;

(2) accommodation in the Isolation Wards if heis suffering from an infectious disease ;

(ii) If an out- patient such services as are provided by theBoard for out - patients,

but, if an in- patient, shall be liable, in respect of accommodation,attendance or treatment provided for him by the Board, to payto the Board all costs determined in the prescribed manner, in

excess of the standard rate, but not exceeding in any ca se the

difference between the standard rate and the actual cost of theaccommodation, attendance and treatment, and shall also be liablefor the cost (if any) incurred by the Board in respect of hisremoval to or from the Hospital.

" (2.) Every person admitted into the Hospital as an in- patient

or out- patient who has not been resident in the Territory for aperiod of at least three months prior to the date of his admissionto the Hospital, and has not, for that period, paid HospitalTax, shall, in respect of any accommodation, attendance or treat-ment received by him from the Board, and, if he were removedto or from the Hospital by the Board, in respect of that removal,be liable to pay to the Board a sum determined in the prescribedmanlier but not exceeding, in any case, the actual cost of theaccommodation, attendance, treatment and removal.

"(3.) In the event of a person who has paid Hospital Taxfor a period of three months as provided in sub section(1.) of this section being admitted to a public hospital in the Stateof New South Wales, whether in a public, intermediate or privateward, if the Board is satisfied that

(a) effective treatment at the Hospital is not possible ; or

(b) the person is temporarily absent from the Territoryand did not leave the Territory for the purpose ofbeing admitted to another hospital,

the Board may, at its discretion, make a payment to the personconcerned or to the public hospital, towards the cost of providingaccommodation for the person in that hospital, at the rate of sixshillings for each day that person is an in-patient in that hospital,but not exceeding a period of eight weeks in any one year.

" (4.) Any .persòu who has been a financial member of a con-

tributory fund of another public_ hospital for at least three monthsimmediately preceding his admission to the Hospital shall, on theproduction of a certificate from . the Secretary of such, otherhospital, be accepted as a patient in the Hospital and be entitledto remission of charges under this section, provided that paymentof all prescribed charges be made to the Hospital by the publichospital to whose fund the person is a contributor.

"(5 :) For the purposes of this section` accommodation includes maintenance and services;`services' includes the provision of drugs and dressings,

but does not include treatment ;` standard rate ' means the rate prescribed as the amount

chargeable for providing accommodation for a patientin a General Ward of the Hospital ;

treatment ' means medical treatment. ".

59.:. 8Ist October, 1935 1708

Board may. 5 Section twenty -two of the Principal Ordinance is .amended

remit sums ofmoney due. by omitting the word "maintenance ":. (wherever - occurring). and

inserting in its stead the words " accommodation, maintenance,services, ".

By-laws. S. Section twenty -five of the Principal Ordinance is amendedby(a) omitting from paragraph (d) of sub- section (1.) the

word " maintenance " and inserting in its stead thewords "accommodation, maintenance, services," ;and

(b) omitting from paragraph (e) of sub- section (1.) theword " officers " and inserting in its stead the words

medical and other officers, matrons, ".

Dated this thirtieth day of October, 1935.

Commonwealth Gazette

ISAAC A. ISAACSGovernor- General.

By His Excellency's Command,W. M. HUGHES

for Minister of State for the Interior.

Short title andcitation.

Bent.

THE TERRITORY FOR THE SEATOP GOVERNMENT.

No. 17 of 1935.

AN ORDINANCETo amend the City Area Leases Ordinance 1924-1929,

as amended by the Seat of Government(Administration) Ordinance 1930, by the Seat ofGoverment (Administration) .Ordinance 1933,by the City Area Leases Ordinance 1934, and bythe City Area Leases Ordinance 1935.

BE it ordained by the Governor- General in and over theCommonwealth. of Australia, with the advice of the Federal

Executive Council, in pursuance of the powers conferred by theSeat of Government Acceptance Act 1909 and the Seat of Govern-ment (Administration) Act 1910 -1933, as follows :-

1. (1.) This Ordinance may be cited as the City Area LeasesOrdinance (No. 2) 1935.

(2.) Sub- section (4.) of section one of the City Area Leases'Ordinance 1935 is repealed.

(3.) The City Area Leases Ordinance 1924 -1929, as amendedby the Seat of Government (Administration) Ordinance 1930, bythe Seat of Government (Administration) Ordinance 1933, by theCity Area Leases Ordinance 1934, and by the City Area LeasesOrdinance 3935 is in this Ordinance referred to as the PrincipalOrdinance. .

(4.) The . Principal Ordinance, as amended by this Ordinance,may be cited as the City Area Leases Ordinance 1924 -1935.

. .

2.(1.) Section 12 of the Principal Ordinance is repealed andthe following section inserted in its stead:

" 12- -(1.) f Subject to this . Ordinance, the rent payable inrespect of any parcel .of.iand leased under. this Ordinance shallbe at the rate of five per eentum per annum

(a) the reserve value (if . any) placed by the Minister on.

the parcel,. -or, if no _reserve value is placed by. theMinister thereon, the unimproved value of the parcel

a.

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as bid by the successful bidder at auction or as wedby the Minister in pursuance of this Ordinance, asthe case may be, where the lease is offered bysuction;or

(b) the reserve value (if any) placed by the Minister onithe parcel, or, if no reserve value . is placed by the

Minister thereon, the unimproved value plated on theparcel by the successful applicant for a lease thereofor as fixed by the Minister in pursuance of thisOrdinance, as the case may be, where applications areinvited for the lease ; or

the unimproved value of the parcel as determined bythe Minister where the lease is granted in pursuanceof the power conferred by sections eleven A, thirteenor thirteen A of this Ordinance.

"(2.) Nothing in this section shall prevent the enforcement ofany covenant by a lessee to pay additional rent where any amount .

of rent payable under this lease remains unpaid for such periodas is specified in the lease. ".

(2.) This Ordinance shall be deemed to have commenced on thefourth day of January, One thousand nine hundred and thirty -five.

Dated this thirtieth day of October, 1935.

ISAAC A. ISAACSGovernor - General.

(0)

By His Excellency's Command,

T. PATERSONMinister of State for the Interior.

ASSISTANCE TO GLIDING CLUBS.THE Governor- General in Council has approved of the execu-

tion of an agreement between the Commonwealth ofAustralia and the Australian Gliding Club, VictorianSection, . relative to the grant of assistance to the said Clubto provide facilities for its members to learn and practisegliding.(Ex. Min. No. 246.)

ARCHDALE PARKHILL, Minister for Defence.

ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His

Ex ellency the Governor - General, in the name and onbehalf of His Majesty, assented, on the 25th October, 1935, tothe undermentioned Act passed by the Senate and the Houseof Representatives in Parliament assembled, viz.:

No. 39 of 1935. " An Act to amend the seat of Govern-ment (Administration) Act 1930 - 1934 ".

GEO. H. MONAHAN, Clerk of the Senate.

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.

Copies may be purchased at the Government Printing Office, Canberra, at the price indicated.

Title of Act under which Regulations made.Citation ofStatutory

Rule.Particulars of Regulations comprised in Statutory Rule.

Price ofStatutory

Rule.

Defence Act 1903 -1934

Navigation Act 1912 -1935

Navigation Act 1912 -1935

S.R. 1935,No. 106

S.R. 1935,No. 107

S.R. 1935,1r.No. 108

Amendments of Civilian Staff Regulations .. ..

Navigation (Survey and Equipment) Regulations .

Amendment of the Navigation (Life - saving Appliances) Regulations

8. d.0 32 0.

0 3

J. A. LYONS, Prime Minister.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

Customs Act 1901 -1935.

NOTICE OF DETERMINATION RELATING TOPREFERENTIAL TARIFF CONDITIONS.

No. 13.PURSUANT to sub- sction (6) of Section 151A of the

Customs Act 1901 -1935, 1, Thomas Walter White, Minis-ter of State for Trade and Customs, do hereby notify that Ihave in exercise of the powers in that behalf conferred uponme by sub- section (5) of that section. determined that thefollowing shall be deemed to be a manufactured raw materialfor the purpose of sub- paragraph (iii) of paragraph (a) ofsub - section (1) of the said section, viz.: .

Copper Iodide.Dated this twenty- second day of October, 1935. .

T. W. WHITE,Minister of State for Trade and Customs.

CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION.

I Tis hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor- General, acting with the advice

of the Federal Executive Council has been pleased to grantCertificates of Naturalization to the persons named in thesubjoined list.

T. PATERSON, Minister for the Interior.

Date of Naturalization, 15th October, 1935.Andrijosevich, Vicko, 333 Piper- street, . South Broken . Hill,

New South Wales.Cappadona, Gaetano, Binney- street, Euroa, Victoria.Costa, Giacomo (known as Costa, Jack), Dimboola, Victoria.Di Tommaso, Francesco, 19 South - terrace, Fremantle, West-

ern Australia.Fiatarone, _ Giacomo, Ashby, near Maclean, New South Wales.Fogliati, Emilio, 124 Bourke- street, Sydney, New South Wales.

17 Commonwealth Gazette

Franceschini, .Luigi, Morialta- road, Stradbroke Park, SouthAustralia.

`ranco Vincenzo, Shepparton, Victoria.aadaleto, Nicola,: Bridge-road North Ryde,: New . South Wales.

GrisottoÖ Remigio, Kilcunda, Victoria. .

Hartmayer Van _ Der Hope, Izso, 104 Carlton- street, Carlton,Victoria, ï

Mosses,: John, 238 Hhiidley- street, Adelaide, South Australia.McSwane, .. Claude - Edmund, 8 Vincent- street, Bal2nain, New

South Wales.Merlino, Giuseppe, 167 Gardeners -road, Mascot, New South

Wales.Miranda, Giovanni, Prescott- parade, Milperra, New South

Wales. .

Moraites, Deoneseos, 38 Hindley- street, Adelaide, South . Aus-tralia.

Muñari, Domenico, Marshall- street, Seymour, Victoria.Nella, Luigi, Hope Valley, Rockingham -road, Spearwood,

Western Australia.Pittorino, Bartolomeo, 402 New Canterbury -road, Dulwich Hill,

New South Wales.Qamil, Batjar, Babinda, Queensland.Raco, Antonio, Feiuga, Queensland.Rexhep, Selami, Babinda, Queensland.Ristuccia, Bartolomeo, 454 Church- street, Richmond, Victoria.Romanov, Francise (known as Ronranofi, Frank), Drysdale-

street, Wonthaggí, Victoria.Rosenberg, Juda (known as Ross), 25 Grattan- street, Carlton.

Victoria.Stoppani, Pietro, Helens Hill, via Ingham, Queensland.Taranto, Giuseppe, 526 Sydney -road, Brunswick, Victoria.Ukkonen, Armas, Innisfail, Queensland.Varischetti, Davide, 51 Herbert - street, Spring Hill, Brisbane.

Queensland.Zanotti, Fermo, 31 Oroya- street, Boulder, Western Australia.

THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.N accordance with the provisions of section ten of the

Public Service Ordinance 1928 -1934 the following altera-tions to the classification of the Public Service of the NorthernTerritory are notified for information:

DEPARTMENT OF THE ADAMINISTRATOR.

Education, Branch.Offices Abolished. The following sixteen offices comprising

the Education Branch are abolisheds Head Teacher andSupervisor, £5404612; Head Teacher, . 1432-1504; HeadTeacher, £224 - 14144° Head Teacher, £224 -£366 (three offices) ;Head Teacher, f212-1324; Assistant Teacher, £224 -:E414 (twooffices) ; Assistant Teacher (Kindergarten Mistress) , £224-£366 ; Assistant Teacher, £2244384; Assistant Teacher,1224 -£366 (three offices) ; Assistant Teacher, £2124294;Assistant Teacher, £212-1248;and the following sixteen offices are created in lieu thereof :

Of4ces Created. Head Teacher and Supervisor, £540 -£612;Head Teacher, £4324504; Head Teacher, 12244414; HeadTeacher, 1224 -£384 (five offices) ; Assistant Teacher, £432-1504; Assistant Teacher, 1224=£414; Assistant Teacher, 1224-£384 (five offices) ; Assistant Teacher, £212 -£248.

The foregoing alterations are effective as from the 10thOctober. 1935.

H. C. BROWN;Secretary, Department of the Interior.

THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.N -accordance with the provisions of section thirty -two of

the Licensing Acts, 1908 and 1910. of the State. of SouthAustralia as amended in its application to the Northern.Territory, by the lensing Ordi.wm ce 1924 -1934, it is notifiedthat Joseph Kilgariff has deposited with me plans of thebuilding proposed to be erected by him in connexion with hisapplication for a publican's licence on business area number368A. at - Aningie Tinfield, 45 miles west of Tea -tree Well.

J. C. LOVEGROVE,Clerk of the Licensing Bench, Central Australia.

Alice Springs, 21st October, 1935.

Dairy Produce Act 1933 -1935.DAIRY PRODUCE (INTERSTATE TRADE)

REGULATIONS.PERCENTAGE OF DAIRY PRODUCE TO BE . EXPORTED FROM

AUSTRALIA.

HEREAS by regulation 6. of the Dairy Produce (Inter-state Trade) Regulations it is prescribed that owners'

iëences .:shall be issued upon the following condition(amongst: others) :--

That the licensee shall export from Australia, orcause to be exported on his behalf, ,during suchperiods as. a. prescribed authority specifies, such

percentage of each kind of -dairy produce (namely,butter or cheese) which is produced-in.in Australiaduring any specified period, and comes into thispossession or .custody of the licensee, as is fromtime to time fixed by the Minister, upon thereport of a prescribed authority, and notified inthe Gazette ".

Now therefore 1, Earle Page, Minister of State for Com-merce, acting in pursuance of the said regulations and of areport of a prescribed authority, do hereby fix the percentageof dairy produce produced in Australia during the periodcommencing on the first day of November, One thousand ninehundred and thirty -five, and ending on the thirtieth day ofNovember, One thousand nine hundred and thirty -five, whichcomes into the possession or custody of any licensee and isrequired to be exported by him or on his behalf in accordancewith the abovementioned condition of his licence, as follows:

Butter .

Cheese .. .. ..Dated this twenty -third day of October, 1935.

EARLE PAGE, Minister of State for Commerce.

Per centun... 73.. 624

COMMONWEALTH BANS OF AUSTRALIA.

NOTE ISSUE DEPARTMENT.

Issued in pursuance of Section 60L of the Commonwealth Bank Act,1911 -1932.

STATEMENT OF POSITION AS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MONDAY,30TH SEPTEMBER, 1935.

Number and Amount of Australian Notes issued and not redeemed.

Denomination. Number. Amount.

¡Os.£1£5 ..£10 ..

£20£50£100 ..

£1,000 . .

Total

7,268,02017,247,4462,043,096

499,41714,58926,64922,916

7,038

27,129,171

£ s. d.3,634,010 0 0

17,247,446 0 010,215,480 0 04,994,170 0 0

291,780 0 01,332,450 0 02,291,600 0 07,038,000 0 0

47,044,936 0 0

How Notes Held

By BanksBy Public

£ a. d... 19,359,315 0 0

. 27,685 621 0 0

Reserve Held in Terms of Section 60K

Gold and English Sterling ..Per cent. of Circulation ..Per cent. of notes in hands of

Public .. .. .. 57.77

S. A. BRYSON, H. T. ARMITAGE,For Secretary, Note Issue Department. Deputy Governor.

Sydney, 14th October, 1935.

47,044,936 0 0

£ 8. d.15,994,026 0 0

34.00

NO. 75 OF THE AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS'REPATRIATION REGULATIONS.

WHEREAS the Willunga Local Repatriation Committee.South Australia, lias failed to furnish information

required in accordance with . No. 74 of the abovementionedRegulations, and the prescribed notice lias been given to theCommittee, but the Committee has not complied with same,it is now notified that the funds of the Local Committee arehereby vested in the Repatriation Commission.

M. B. RYAN, Chairman, Repatriation Commission.

Commonwealth : Gazette 1711 No.- 59. --4 M October,

AUSTRALIAN BAMING . STATISTICS.(`1 ENERAL ABSTRACTS of Declared Returns rendered to the Treasurer of the Commonwealth pursuant to Section 60AD of the

k31 Commonwealth Bank Act 1911 -1932 showing the average amount of the Liabilities and Assets within_u s Comnumweal a- of Australia

taken from the several Weekly Statements for the quarter ended 30th September, 1935, not including as Liabilities or Assets any account

between the Head Office and a Branch or between different branches of such Bank and not including contingent liabilities.

ASSETS.

Banks.' Coin. Bullion.

AdelaideAustralasia . . -

Ballarat Banking Co. Ltd.Brisbane Permanent Build-

ing and Banking Co. Ltd.Commercial Bank of Aus-

tralia Limited .Commercial Banking Co. of

Sydney Ltd.Commonwealth Bank of

Australia ..Comptoir National d'Es-

compte de ParisEnglish, Scottish and Aus -.

traiian Bank . ..National Bank of Australasia

Ltd.New South Wales . .Bank of Now ZealandQueensland National Bank

LimitedUnion Bank of Australia Ltd.State Bank of South Aus-

traliaYokohama Specie Bank Ltd.

31,018145,385

954

785

122,191

192,994

670,272

33

201,268

217,327466,143

2,487

58,473165,997

5,592135

£5

39,623

38,494

1,177

157,914

4,145

842131,709

1,383117,581

Total 2,281,054 492,873

Rural Bank of New SouthWales, including SavingsBank Department . . 2,345

Grand Total 2,283,399 492,873

AustralianNotes andCash withCommon-

wealth Bank.

£729,383

3,966,05255,927

8,375

2,608,265

5,461,457

5,557,105

4,524

4,854,549

4,065,3556,111,513

82,016

1,014,2213,627,324

164,4651,606

, 38,312,137

315,563

38,627,700

Securities,Government

andMunicipal(includingTreasuryBills and

Short -datedAdvances).

£856,589

8,541,32075,457

30,022

3,971,251

8,080,384

43,808,080*

3,002,240

4,552,62811,021,972

4,549,637

2,420,4162,652,686

93,562,682

1,530,597

95,093,279

Landedand

RouseProperty.

£355,795495,151

5,000

52,459

1,067,817

1,246,212

867,121

753,308

1,188,3982,507,225

110,016

488,978256,600

52,312

9,446,392

280,140

9,726,532

£ £ £ £

66,980 2,874 5,524,553 7,567,197400,004 26,687,893 40,275,428

982 ... . 594,346 732,666

526,586 .1,747,968 2,366,195

7,742 233,341 20,562,902 28,612,003

186,478 260,331 37,194,236 52,623,269

66,531 10,086 ' 7,900,487 59,037,596

32,606 83 43,565 80,811

93,727 340,057 30,319,670 39,568,964

104,798 250,250 35,207,103 45,586,701715,243 558 67,118,783 88,073,146818,935 13,497- 1,426,565 7,003,153

318,479 72,432 : 9,135,163 13,509,5454,826 307,354 24,850,495 31,982,863

67,946 5,898 ; 2,264,604 2,560,81719,748 .. 656,463 677,952

Balances Notes anddue from Bills All other

other of other Assets.Banks. Banks.

3,031,607 1,896,765 271,234,796 420,258,306

13,173

Total.

;14,236,267 16,378,085

3,044,780 1,896,765 285,471,063 436,636,391

£46,340,057Securities Government and Municipal, including Treasury Bills and Short -dated Advances . .

Less Government Set -off Accounts. Interstate

, .... 2,531,977

£43,808,080

Summary of Declared Returns furnished by the Banks pursuant to Section 60Án of the Commonwealth Bank Act 1911 -1932, for the Quarterended 30th September, 1935.

LIABILITIES.

Banks.Notes

inCirculation.

Billsin

Circulation.ala c

other Banks.

Deposits.Other Total.

Liabilities.gInterest .

NInteresiing

Adelaide .. .. .. ..Australasia . .. .. . ..Ballarat Banking Company Ltd. ..Brisbane Permanent Building and Banking

Co. Ltd.Commercial Bank of Australia Ltd. ..Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney Ltd.Commonwealth Bank of AustraliaComptoir National d'Escompte de ParisEnglish, Scottish and Australian Bank Ltd.National Bank of Australasia Ltd. ..New

ZealandWales .. .

New ZealandQueenslandnion

BankNational BanL Ltd.

Union Bank of Australia Ltd. .. _State Bank of South AustraliaYokohama Specie Bank Ltd. ..Rural Bank of New South Wales, including

Savings Bank Department .. .

£6,5912,801..

6,19713,697...

1,70147,58681,384

8,477

£44,056

118,202..

199,331704,721234,489

638183,40998,127

447,1.5211,785

244,1574 46,313

54277

£96,517

232..

5,832173,570

20,536,340417

278,225307,195

89,4502,6887,555

495264

135,309

3,418

£3,648,286

19,856,535387,117

1,505,82613,107,49829,201,01431,277,250

13,17519,298,40924,359,10252,638,152

1,086,4932,892,970

15,380,589278,526

93,059

374,699

£1,952,245

-10,553,807

87,102

..9,373,236

18,216,81510,290,974*

75,85111,766,86211,729,72625,554,591

494,2995,345,4937,522,964

303,52229,745

366,803

££6956.. 5,.

35,74747 7,95474,219

8,702 1,514,528.. 22,692,094

48,309,81730817 .90,081

1,345,427 32,874,03336,541,73678,810,729

.. 1,595,2651,379,6011 9,869,776

.. 23,358,838.. 582,366

258,390

101,448 846,368

Total .. .. 168,434 2,732,711 21,637,507 215,398,700 113,664,035 2,835,178 356,436,565

Not bearing Interest .Less Government Set-off Accounts.-Interstate ..

t Interminable Inscribed Deposit Sto01r.

.. £12,822,951.. 2,531,977

£10,290,974

CAPITAL AND PROFITS.

Bantu. Amount ofCapital

Authorized.

Amount ofCapital

Subscribed.

Amount ofCapital

Paid -up.

Total ReserveLiability of

Shareholders.

Last Dividend declared-

Amount ofReservedFunds.

J

Balance tattledforward to next

Half-year-Rate per cent. per Annumof Paid -up Capital. Amount. Period in respect of which

Dividend Declared.

Adelaide£ £ £ £ £ £ £.. .. .. .. ..

Australasia1,250,000 1,250,000 1,250,000 1,250,000 4 per cent. .. .. 25,000 Six months ended 25 /3/35 1,000,000 28,997.. - .. .. 6,000,000 4,600,000 4,500,000 4,500,000 7 per cent.* .. 122,062 Year ended October, 1935 .. 4,475,000 178,890

Ballarat Banking Co. Ltd... .. .. ..Brisbane

300,000 244,000 153,000 87,000 5 per cent... .. 3,825 Six months ended 30/6/35 100,000 4,712Permanent Building and Banking Co. Ltd. .. 1,000,000 682,600 682,600 Nil 5 per cent. .. .. 17,065 Six months .. .. .. 170,000 7,220

Commercial Bank of Australia Ltd... .. .. 5,000,000 4,117,350350 4 117 350 . Preference 4 per cent.Ordinary, 6f per cent. f

I. 109,014 Six months ended 30/6/35 .. 2,250,000 90,810Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney Ltd. .. .. 12,000,000 9,478,025 4,739,012 4,739,012 5 per cent. .. .. 118,475 Six months ended 30/6/35 .. 4,300,000 121,340_Commonwealth Bank of Australia .. .. .. 22,000,000 .. 6,000,000 2,270,571Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris .. .. 3,225,806 3,225,806 3,225,806 .. 10 per cent. 322,580 One year .. .. .. 3,561,797 50,322English, Scottish and Australian Bank Ltd. .. 5,000,000 5,000,000 3,000,000 2,000,000 5 per cent. .. .. 150,000 Twelve months to 30/6/34 .. 3,235,000 275,747

National Bank of Australasia Ltd. .. .. .. 10,000,000 6,800,000 5,000,000 1,800,000 5 per cent. .. .. 125,000 Sig months ended 31/3/35 3,300,000 157,510New South Wales .. .. .. .. 8,780,000 8,780,000 8,780,000 5s. per sharef .. 109,750 Quarter ended 30/6/35 .. 6,150,000 116,335,New Zealand .. .. .. .. .. - 7,031,250 6,328,125 6,328,125 .. $ 574,219 31st March, 1935 .. .. 3,575,000 348,138Queensland National Bank Ltd. .. .. ..Union Bank of Australia Ltd. .. .. ..State Bank of South Australia .. .. ..

2,000,00012,000,000

..

1,750,00012,000,000

1,750,0004,000,0002,000,000

..8,000,000

4 per cent. .. ..5 per cent. .. ..

35,000100,000

Jan. to June, 1935 .. ..Six months .. .. ..

860,0004,850,000

18,788111,031

Yokohama Specie Bank Ltd. .. .. .. .. 10,000,000 10,000,000 .. 10. per cent.. .. 500,000 Six months ended 30/6/35 .. 12,745,000 950,310Total .. .. .. .. 86,807,056 74,151,906 65,525,893 31,156,012 .. .. .. 2,311,990 .. .. .. .. 52,842,368 2,459,950

Rural Bank of New South Wales, including SavingsBank Department .. .. .. .. .. .. 14,084,588§ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1,569,485 ..

Grand Total .. .. .. 86,807,056 74,151,906 79,610,481 31,156,012 .. .. .. 2,311,990 .. .. .. .. 54,411,853 2,459,950

* 7 per cent. less British Income Tax 4s. 6d. in £1. f Dividend on Preference " A " Shares at 10 per cent. per annum. Dividend on " C " Long -term.1- 5s. per share Australian Currency. Mortgage Shares at 6 per cent. per annum. Dividend on "D " Long -term Mortgage Shares at 7¡ per cent.§ Amount outstanding as at 30th June, 1935, in respect of Stock issued to Commonwealth per annum. Dividend on Preference " B " Shares equal to 7 -A- per cent. for the year. Dividend of 2e.Bank to cover liability for Fixed Deposits and Current Accounts taken over by that institution, £8,829,841. per share on Ordinary Shares equal to 10 per cent. for the year.

C)CalCOX

Commonwealth gazette 1713

THE UNION BANK OF ,AUSTRALIA LIMITED.

No. 59.-31st October, . .1935

Liabilities. Details. Total. Assets. Total.

Notes in Circulation .. ..Bills in Circulation ..Balances due to other Banks ..Deposits

Bearing Interest .. ..Not bearing Interest ...

All other Liabilities (not includingCapital, Reserved Profits, andbalance of Profit and Loss Account)

Total Amount of Liabilities ..

£......

15,380,5897,522,964

£8,477

446,313495

22,903,553..

..

Coin .. .. .. ..Bullion .. .. ..Australian Notes and Cash with

Commonwealth Bank ..Government and Municipal.

. Securities . .

Landed and House PropertyBalances due from other Banks, not

including Current Account withCommonwealth Bank .

Notes and Bills of other Banks ..All other Assets .. ..

£165,997117,581

3,627,324

2,652,686.256,600

4,826307,354'

24,850,495

..

.. 23,358,838 Total Amount of Assets .. 31,982,863

Amount of capital authorizedAmount of capital subscribedAmount of capital paid -upTotal reserve liability of shareholders ..Last dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capital ..Amount ..Period in respect of which dividend declared ..

Amount of reserved funds ..Balance carried forward to next half -year ..

YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANS LIMITED.

.. £12,000,000

.. 12,000,000

.. 4,000,0008,000,000

.. 5 per cent.

.. £100,000Six months.

.. £4,850,000.. 111,031


Notes in Circulation .. ..Bills i n Circulation .. ..Balances due to other Banks ..Deposits

Bearing Interest .. ..Not bearing Interest .. ..


n,.,4ä1 Ammmt of Liabilities ..

£......

93,05929,745

£..

277].35,309

122,804

..

Coin .. .. .. ..BullionAustralian Notes and Cash with

Commonwealth Bank .. ..Government and Municipal .

Securities .. .. ..Landed and House Property ..Balances due from other Banks, not

including Current Account withCommonwealth Bank


Total Amount of Assets ..

£ 135

1,606

19,748

656,463

..

.. 258,390 677,952

Amount of capital authorized ..Amount of capital subscribed ..Amount of capital paid -up .

Total reserve liability of shareholders ..Last dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capitalAmount .Period in respect of which dividend declared ..

Amount of reserved funds ..Balance carried forward to next half -year

THE STATE BANK OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

.. £10,000,000 approximately.

.. 10,000,000 approximately.

.. 10 per cent.£500,000 approximately.

Six months ended 30th June, 1935... £12,745,000 approximately... 950,310 approximately.

Detaili. Total. Assets. Total.Liabilities.

Notes in CirculationBills in Circulation .

Balances due to other Banks ..Deposits


All other Liabilities (not includingCapital, Reserved Profits, andBalance of Profit and Loss Account)

Capital Account (being funds ad-vanced by South Australian Gov -ernment) .. .. ..

Sale of Bonds .. .. ..


£

....

278,526303,522

£-

54264

582,048

.

2,000,000

Coin . .

BullionAustralian Notes and Cash with

Commonwealth Bank ..Government and . Municipal

Securities .Bank Premises and FurnitureBalances due from other Banks, not

including Current Account withincluCommonwealth Bank ..

Notés and Bills of other Banks ..All other Assets


£5,592

164,465

52,312

67,9465,898

2,264,604

..

1,800,000200,000

.. 2,582,366 2,560,817

Amount of capital authorizedAmount of capital subscribedAmount of capital paid -upTotal reserve liability of shareholders ..Last dividend declared

Rato per cont. per annum of paid -up capital ..Amount..Period in respect of which dividend declared ..

Amount of reserved fundsBalance carried forward to next half -year

: 59. Odo ber; 1935 1714

NATIONAL BANK OF AUSTRALASIA LIMITED.

Commonwealth Gäzette

Liabilities. Detaila. . Total. Assets. Total.

£ .£ LNotes ïin- i.rculation .. .. .. 47,586 Coin .. .. .. 217,327Bills in Circulation .. . 98,127. Bullion .. . 842Balances due to other Banks .. 307,195 Australian Notes and Cash withDeposits - Commonwealth Bank .. . 4,065,355

Bearing Interest :. .. 24,359,102 Government . and MunicipalNot bearing Interest .. ... 11,729,726 .. . 4,552,628

36,088,828 . Landed and House Property .. 1,188,398All '.other Liabilities (not . including

Capital, Reserved Profits, andBalancee due from other Banks, not

including Current Account withbalance of Profit and Loss Account) .. Commonwealth Bank ... .. 104,798

Notes and Bills of other Banks .. 250,250All other Assets .. 35,207,103

Total Amount of Liabilities .. .. 36,541,736 Total Amount of Assets .. 45,586, 701

Amount of capital authorized .Amount of capital subscribed .Amount of capital paid -up ,Total reserve liability of shareholders . .Last dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capitalAmount _

Period in respect of which dividend declared ..Amount of reserved funds .. .. , .Balance carried forward to next half -year

Sig months ended

:. £10,000,000.. 6,800,000. 5,000,000.. 1,800,000

.. 5 per cent.£125,000

31stMarch, 1935... £3,300,000.. 157,510

BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.


£ £ £Notes in Circulation .. .. .. 81,384 Coin .. .. .. 466,143Bills in Circulation .. .. 447,152 Bullion .. 131,709Balances due to other Banks .. .. 89,450 Australian Notes and Cash withDeposits Commonwealth Bank .. .. 6,111,513

Bearing Interest .. 52,638,152 Government and MunicipalNot bearing Interest . . . .. 25,554,591 Securities .. .. .. 11,021,972

78,192,743 Landed and House Property .. 2,507,225All other Liabilities (not including

Capital, Reserved Profits, andBalances due from other Banks, not

including Current Account withbalance of Profit and Loss Account) .. .. Commonwealth Bank .. .. 715,243

Notes and Bills of other Banks . . 558All other Assets .. .. 67,118,783

Total Amount of Liabilities .. .. 78,810,729 Total Amount of Assets .. 88,073,146

Amount of capital authorized . . .Amount of capital subscribedAmount of capital paid -up ..Total reserve liability of shareholdersLast dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capitalAmount .. ..Period in respect of which dividend declared


.. Not limited.

.. £8,780,000.. 8,780,000.. 8,780,000

5s. per share Australian currency... £109,750

Quarter ended 30th June, 1935... .. £6,150,000.. .. 116,335

BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.


£ £ £Notes in Circulation ... .. .. .. Coin .. .. .. .. 2,487Bills in- Circulation . . s .. 11,785 Bullion ..Balances due to other Banks .. .. 2,688 Australian Notes and Cash withDeposits Commonwealth Bank .. .. 82,016

Bearing Interest .. .. 1,086,493 Government and MunicipalNot bearing Interest .. .. 494,299 Securities .. .. .. 4,549,637

1,580,792 Landed and House Property .. 110,016All ether Liabilities not including Balances due from other Banks, not

Capital, Reserved Profits, and including Current Account withbalance of Profit and Loss Account) .. .. Commonwealth Bank .. .. 818,935

Notes and Bills of other Banks .. 13,497All other Assets .. .. 1,426,565

Total Amount of Liabilities .. .. 1,595,265 Total Amount of Assets .. 7,003,153

Amount of capital authorized .. .Amount of capital. subscribed ..Amount of capital paid -up .Total reserve liability of shareholdersLast dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capitalAmount .. .. .. ..Period in respect of which dividend declared .. .... ..

Amount of reserved funds . .. .. .. .Balance carried forward to next half year ..

.. £7,031,250.. 6,328,125.. 6,328,125.. Nil

*.. £574,219

31st March, 1935... £3,575,000

348,138a Bate per centum quer -annum of paid -up capital. _Dividend on Preference A Shares at 10 per cent. per annum ; Dividend on C Long -Term Mortgage shares

at 4 per cent. per annum; Dividend on D Long -Term Mortgage Shares at 71 per cent. per annum ; Dividend on Preference B Stares equal, to 7 3/11 per cent. forthe year. Dividend of 2s.. per share on Ordinary ySl tires equal to 10 per cent. for the year.

,r: 3.5

Liabilities. Total.

Notes in CirculationBills Cirçulation .Balances due to other BanksInterminable Inscribed Deposit StockDeposits

Bearing InterestNot bearing Interest

All other Liabilities (not includingCapital, .. ,Reserved Profits, andbalance of Profit and Loss Account)

Total Amount. of Liabilities ..

:Coin..244. ,157 Bullion - .. ..

7,555 Australian Notes and Cash with=Commonwealth Bank ..

Government and MunicipalSecurities ... ..

Landed and douse Property ...8,238,463 Balances due from -other Banks, not

including Current ; Account . withCommonwealth-Bank . t

.. Notes and Bills of other BanksAll other Assets . .

Amount of capital. authorized .. . .

Amount of capital subscribed?Amount of capital paid -up ..Total reserve liability of shareholders . .

L ast dividend declaredRate per cent. per annum of paid -up capital .

Amount ..Period in respect of which dividend declared ..

Amount of reserved funds ...Balance carried forward to next half -year .

9,869,776 Total Amount of Assets

110 .40

RURAL BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

1908,546

. £2,000,000. . 1,750,000

. . 1,750,000

4 per cent. per annum.. £35,000

January to June,1935.. £860,000

18,788


Notes in Circulation .. ..Bills in Circulation .. ..Balances due to other Banks ..Deposits


All other Liabilities (not includingCapital, Reserved Profits, andpp

balance of Profit and Loss Account)Stock and Debentures issued ..


£.

... ..

374,6993.66,803

£-

..3,418

741,502

101,44814,084,588

Coin .. .. .. ..Bullion ..Australian Notes and Cash with

Commonwealth Bank .Government and Municipal

Securities ..

Landed and Rouse Property ..Balances due from other Banks, not

including Current Account withCommonwealth Bank .. ..

Notes and Bills of .Other Banks ..All other Assets ..

Total Amount of Assets

£2,345..

315,563

1,530,597

280,140 r .

13,173_abs

14,236;267

, . 14,930,956 16,378,085

.

Amount of capital authorized .

Amount of capital subscribed . .

Amount of capital paid -up ..Total reserve liability of shareholders

Last - dividend declared-Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capital ..Amount. .. .. ..Period in respect of which dividend declared ..

Ambìtnt'of reserved funds .. .Bálancè carried forward to next half -year

.. £1,569,485

9

591--318t October; -1935 1716 Commonwealth Gazette

COMMONWEALTH . BANK OF AUSTRALIA:

Liabilities.

Notes: in CirculationBills in CirculationBalances 'due to other BaDeposits--

Bearing:ì'nterestNot . _bearing . Interest :Liss ` -Government Set-

off AccountsInter-state ., .,

All other Liabilities (noCapital, Reserved Pibalance of Profit and Le

Total Amount of L

Details. Total. Assets. Total.

. £ £ £.. .. .. Coin .. .. .. .. 870,272

.. .. 234,489 Bullion 157,914&a .. , . 20,536,340 Australian Notes and Cash with

Commonwealth Bank 5,557,10531,277,250 Government and Municipal

12,822,951 Securities .. . .. 43,808,08©

Landed and House Property 867,121

2,531,977Balances due from other Banks, not

including Current Account with10,290,974 Commonwealth Bank .. 66,531

41,568,224 Notes and Billa of Other Banks .. 10,086t including . All other Assets .. .. 7,900,487rofits, andss Account) .. ..

iabilities .. .. 62,339,053 Total Amount of Assets .. 59,037,596

Amount of capital authorized General Banking DepartmentRural Credits Department

General Banking DepartmentAmount of capital .. 1Rural Credits Department

Total reserve liability of shareholders .. .. ..Last dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capital .. ..Amount .. .. ..Period in respect of which dividend declared ..

Amount of reserved funds General Banking Department'Rural Credits Department

Balance carried forward to next half-year

£20,000,0002,000,000

22,000,0004,000,0002,000,000

6,000,000.

. ..

....

.2,030,777

.. 239,7942,270,571

COMPTOIR NATIONAL n'ESCOMPTE DE PARIS.

Liabilities. Details. Total. Asada. Total.

£ £ £Notes in Circulation .. .. .. .. Coin .. .. .. .. 33Bills in Circulation .. .. 638 Bullion ..Balances due to other Banks .. .. 417 Australian Notes and Cash withDeposits. Commonwealth Bank 4,524

Bearing Interest .. .. 13,175 .. Government and MunicipalNot bearing Interest .. .. 75,851 Securities .. .. ..

89,026 Landed and House PropertyAll other Liabilities (not including

Capital, Reserved Profits, andBalances due from other Banks, not

including Current Account withbalance of Profit and Loss Account) .. .. Commonwealth Bank . .. 32,606

Notes and Bills of other Banks .. 83All other Assets .. .. 43,565

Total Amount of Liabilities .. .. 90,081 Total Amount of Assets .. 80,811

Amount of capital authorized .. . .Amount of capital subscribed ..Amount of capital paid -up ..Total reserve liability of shareholdersLast dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capitalAmountPeriod in respect of which dividend declared


.. .. .. .. .. £3,225,806.. .. 3,225,806

.. .. .. .. .. 3,225,806

.. 10 per cent.

.. £322,580

.. One year,

.. £3,561,797

.. £50,322

THE ENGLISH, SCOTTISH AND AUSTRALIAN BANK LIMITED.


£ £ £Notes in Circulation .. .. 1,701 Coin .. .. .. .. 201,268Bills in Circulation .. .. 183,409 Bullion .. 4,145Balances due to other Banks 278,225 Australian Notes and Cash withDeposits` Commonwealth Bank 4,854,549

Bearing Interest .. .. 19,298,409 Government and MunicipalNot`bearing Interest .. .. 11,766,862 Securities .. .. .. 3,002,240

31,065,271 Landed and House Property .. 753,308All other Liabilities not including

Capital,' Reserved Profits, . andBalances due from other Banks, not

including Current Account withbalance of .Profit and Loss Account) .. Commonwealth Bank .. .. 93,727

Perpetual Inscribed Stocks .. .. 1,345,427 Notes and Bills of .other Banks 340,057All other Assets_ .. 30,319,670

Total Amount of Liabilities .. .. 32,874,033 Total Amount of Assets . .. 39,568,964Amount of capital authorizedAmount of capital subscribedAmount of capital paid up .

Total reserve liability of shareholders ..Last dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of .paid-up capital ..Amount .. ..

InPeriod respect of +which dividend declared..Amònút of reserved funds ..Balance carried forward to next.half year ..

. .. .. .. £5,000,000. .. 5,000,000

. .. 3,000,000. . . . .. 2,000,000

.. .. .. 5 per cent... £150,000

Twelve months to 30th June, 1934... .. .. £3,235,000.. .. .. .. 275,747

Common ea th _Gazette 1717 NO. . 59.-31st Octiìbér, 1935 ..

THE COMMERCIAL BANK._OF -- AUSTRALIA LIMITED.

Liabilities.

Notes in CirculationBills in CirculationBalances due to other BanksDeposits,

Bearing InterestNot bearing Interest ..


Total Amount of. Liabilities ..

Details. Total. Assets. Total.

£ £,

6,197 Coin .. .. 122,191 -

199,331 Bullion .. x::;38,494.5,832 Australian Notes and Cash with

Commonwealth. Bank . 2,608,26513,107,498 Government and Municipal9,373,236 Securities .. .. .. 3,971,251

22, 480,734 Landed and House Property .. 1,067,817Balances due from other Banks, not

including Current - Account withr

.. Commonwealth Bank .. .. 7,142Notes and Bills of other Banks . 233,341All other Assets .. .. 20,562,902

22,692,094 Total Amount of Assets .. 28,612,003

Amount of capital authorized . .

Amount of capital subscribedAmount of capital paid -up .. .

Total reserve liability of shareholdersLast dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capital

Amount.. .. .. ..Period in respect of which dividend declared

£

. . 5,000,000. . 4,117,350. . 4,117,350

IPreference 4 per cent. per annum 42,347

Ordinary 61 per cent. per annum 66,667.. .. 109,014

Six months ended 30th June, 1935Amount of reserve fund after declaring such dividends over and exclusive of balance carried

forward to next balance period .. .. .. .. ..Balance carried forward to next balance period .. ..

THE COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY OF SYDNEY LIMITED.

£2,250,00090,810

4


£ £ £Notes in Circulation .. .. . 13,697 Coin .. .. .. .. 192,994 .

Bills in Circulation .. ... 704,721 Bullion .. ï,177Balances due to other Banks .. .. 173,570 Australian . Notes and Cash withDeposits Commonwealth Bank .. .. 5,461,457 .

Bearing Interest .. 29,201,014 Government and MunicipalNot bearing Interest .. .. 18,216,815 Securities .. .. .. .8,080,384

till other Liabilities (not includingCapital, Reserved Profits, and

47,417,829 Landed and House Property ..Balances due from other Banks,. not

including Current Account with

1,246,212

balance of Profit and Loss Account) .. .. Commonwealth Bank .. .. 186,478Notes and Bills of other Banks .. 260,331All other Assets .. .. 37,194,236

Total Amount of Liabilities .. .. 48,309,817 Total Amount of Assets 52,623,269


Amount of capital- subscribedAmount of capital paid -up ..Total reserve liability of shareholders ..Last dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capitalAmount - . . -

Period in respect of which dividend declaredAmount of reserved fundsBalance parried forward to next half -year

.. £12,000,000

. . 9,478,025. 4,739,012. - 4,139,012

5 per cent. per annum... .. £118,475

Six months ended 30th Jum, 1935.. .. £4,300,000

121,340

st October, .M5 1718:

BALLARAT13Al1TKihTO4COM1ÀNYLIMiTE10:-

ommonwealt Gazette

Liabilities. Details. Total. Ands. Total.

NOtes3n Circulation .. ..Bu is In jronlation , ..Baces wild)#,o ether;iBanksDepo its

Buaring Interest - -:; , ,NOt leafing Interest. ..

All other Liabilities . -(not includingCapital, . Reserved , ; Profits,, andbalance of:Proñt and Loss Account) ;

--

: Total Amount of Liabilities...

......

387,117. ,87,102

..

..

..

474,219

Coin . _ .. ..Bullion .. ..Australian Notes and Cash with

Commonwealth Bank .. ..Cornmerit. . and Municipal.

Securitiea :. . ..Landed and $Dues Property ..Balances due from oth_ er- Banks, not

including Current Account withConimcinwealth Bank... ..

Notes and Bills of other Banka ..All other Assets .. ..

Total Amount of Assets

954

55,927

75,4575,000

982

594,346

..

.. 474,219 732,666


Amount of capital subscribed .. .. .

Amount of capital paid -up .

Total reserve liability of shareholders .. ..Last dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capital .. . .. .. . .. 5 per cent.Amount .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. £3,825Period in respect of which dividend declared .. .. 31st December, 1934, to 30th June, 1935.

Amount of reserved funds ... .. .. £100,000Balance carried forward to next half-year .. .. .. .. . 4,712

£300,000.. 240,000

153,000.. 87,000

THE BRISBANE PERMANENT BUILDING AND BANKING COMPANY, LIMITED.


£ £ Coin .. .. .. .. 785Notes in circulation . .. .. .. .. BullionBilla.in:Cìrculatìon .. Australian Notes and Cash withBalances due to other Banks .. .. .. Commonwealth Bank .. 8,375Deposits " Government and Municipal

Bearing Interest .. 1,231,342 Securities .. .. .. 30,022_EedL yep:: Bank Stock .. ..

All other Liabilities (not- _ including :

274,484 .

1,505,826Landed and House Property ..Balances due from other Banks, not

including Current Account with

52,459

Capital, Reserved . Profita, and Commonwealth Bank ... 526,586Race of Profit;and Loss Account) . , 8,702 Notes and Bills of other Banks .. ..

All Other Assets .. .. 1,747,968

.dotal Amount of Liabilities .. .. 1,514,528 Total Amount of Assets .. 2,366,195

.Äiïmóuiit of capital authorizedAmoukt of capital subscribed .

MO of cápita,l paid-upTotal reserve liability _of shareholders . . , . . . .Last dividend declared=

liate per cent per annum of paid-up capital . . .. : . . . , 5 per cent.m011_0 . .. . .. .. £17,065

!erio.d espect of :which dividend declared . . . Half- yearly.,ant of reserved .funds ; . , . ., . : . . .:, . _£170,000 .

lance carried forward to next half-year . . . .. < . , 7.220

. £1,000,000..- 682,600

682,600

17=1

THE OF ADELAIDE.

cir0ber ;-

Liabilities. Data W.: Total. Assets. otai

Notes in Circulation .. .Bills in Circulation . -

Balances,line to other Banks .Deposits

Bearing Interest .. ..Not bearing. Interest : ..

All other Liabilities (not. includingCapital, Reserved Profits, andbalance of Profit and Loss Account)


£......

3,648,2861,952,245

6,59144,05696,517

5,600,531

..

Cöin . ..Bullion ..A.pstraiian Notes and Cash with

:Commonwealth BankGovernment and lfunicipal SecuritiesLanded and House Property .

Balances due , other Banks notincluding -Current _ Account withCommonwealth Bank .

Notes and Bills of Other BanksAll other Assets .. ..

31,0185

729,383656,689- .355,795

66,$02,874

5,524,553..

.. 5,747,695 Total Amount of Assets .. 1,567,197

Amount of capital authorizedAmount of capital subscribedAmount of capital paid up .. .

Total reserve liability of shareholdersLast dividend declared

Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capital ..Amount.. .. -

Period in respect of which dividend declared ..Amount of reserved funds ..Balance carried forward to next half -year

.. 11,250,000

.. 1,250,000.. 1,250,000.. 1,250,000

.. 4 per cent... £25,000

Six months to 25th Match, 1935£1,000,000

£28,997

THE BANS OF AUSTRALASIA.

Liabilities. Detail. Total. Assets.. Total.

[Notes in Circulation .. ..Bills in Circulation .. ..Balances due to other Banks ..Deposits




£......

19,856,53510,553,807

£2,801

. 118,202232

30,410,342

..

Coin .. .. .. ..Bullion .. .. ..Australian Notes and Cash with

Commonwealth Bank .. ..Government and Municipal SecuritiesLanded and House Property .

Balances due from other Banks,. notincluding Current Account withCommonwealth Bank .. ..



£

145,38539,623

.

3,6, 528,541,320

4.95,151

400,00426,687,893

..

.. 30,531,577 40,275,428

Amount of capital authorizedAmount of capital subscribed . .

Amount of capital paid -up .. .

Total reservo liability of shareholders .. ..Interim dividend declared -

-Rate per cent. per annum of paid -up capital ..Amount ..Less British Income Tax at 4s. 6d. in £

.. £6,000,0004,500,0004,500,0004,500,000

7 per cent. less British Income Tax of 4/6 in the ££157,500

35,437

Period in respect of which dividend declaredAmount of reserved fundsBalance carried forward to next half -year

£122,063.

October, 1934, to October, "1935£4,475,000.

.. '174690

No. 59.--31st October, 1935 1720 Commonwealth Gazette

EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION No.67, MADE UNDER. SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT1901 -1934.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.£221 6s. 4d.-- Fiimads Pty. Ltd., Wentworth House, 203

Collins- street; Melbourne, C.1. Production and display oftalking. films featuring the advantages of a telephone service.-(Ex. Min. No. 54.)


LEASES.UIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has

approved that authority be granted for the followingleases:

For the Commonwealth to acquire by agreement with theowner a lease of premises situated at 80 Darling- street, EastBaìinain, New South Wales, occupied as a post and telegraphoffice, for a period of three (3 ) years from the 1st January,1936, and thereafter subject to determination by 28 days'notice, at a rental of £1 15s. per week. (C.L.869. )

For the Commonwealth to acquire by agreement with theowner a lease of premises situated at No. 100 Chapel- street,St. Kilda, Victoria, occupied by the Divisional ReturningOfficer for Balaclava, for a further period of one (1) yearfrom the 1st January, 1936, and thereafter subject to deter-mination by 28 days' notice, at a rental of £1 7s. 6d. per week.(C.L.1774.)

That whereas portion of the postal property at Waverley,New South Wales, is not at present required for any publicpurpose, authority be granted for its disposal by leasingfor a period of five (5) years from date of possession, withthe option of renewal for a further period of four (4) years,at a rental of £1 per week.

That whereas the drill hall property at Drysdale, Victoria.is not at present required for any public purpose, authority begranted for its disposal by leasing for a period of five (5)years from the 1st December, 1935, at a rental of £50 perannum. (C.L.1285. )

That whereas the old Bond Store at Launceston, Tasmania,is not at present required for any public purpose, authority begranted for its disposal by leasing for a period of one yearfrom the 29th October, 1935, and thereafter on a monthlytenancy at a rental of £52 per annum. (C.L.778. )

T. PATERSON, Minister of State for the Interior.

TENDERS.POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS INVITED.

TENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or service. Tenders must be endorsed " Tenders for(as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They must be deposited in

the Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.

Description of Material or Service Required. Schedule No. Tender Forms, Specifications, &c.,obtainable fròm Tenders Close-

GENERAL**Transformers .. . . C.1466 *} 3 p.m., 12.11.35Ringing Equipment for Automatic Exchanges.. . . C.1467 *++: 3 p.m., 19.11.35Keys, Switchboard .. 14 00 . . 0.1470 *$ 3 p.m., 19.11.35Resistances, Reactances, and Coils .. .. 00 C.1472 *: 3 p.m., 19.11.35Trunk Test Boards . .. . . . C.1474 *: 3 p.m., 17.12.35Electron Tubes and Sockets .. .. .. . . C.1475 *: 3 p.m., 26.11.35Jacks and Number Plates .. .. 00 Se 0.1476 3 p.m., 19.11.35Conduit Rods .. .. .. .. .. C.1477 *: 3 p.m., 19.11.35Clocks, Timing .. .. .. . . C.1480 *: 3 p.m., 10.12.35Loading Coil Pote . . .. .. .. 00 C.1481 *: 3 p.m., 10.12.35Milliampere M e t e r s . .. . . .. C.1482 *: 3 p.m., 3.12.35Cable, Multiple Twin .. . . 0.1483 *: 3 p.m., 17.12.35Motor Vehicles and /or bodies and /or chassis .. . . 0.1484 * 3 p.m., 19.11.35Light Motor Power Stamp Cancelling Machines . . 0.1486 *fit 3 p.m., 17.12.35Heavy Duty Stamp Cancelling Machines .. . . C.1487 *t$ 3 p.m., 17.12.35Cordless Switchboards .. .. . . . C.1488 *: 3 p.m., 7.1.36Rust Preventative .. .. 0.1489 * 3 p.m., 12.11.35Electric Soldering Tools .. .. 00 C.1491 *: 3 p.m., 7.1.36Wire, Copper, Binding .. .. . . 0.1492 *t 3 p.m., 7.1.36

Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney (84 Harbour - street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West- terrace) and Perth ; and G.P.O.'s, Melbourne and Hobart.t Tender Forms, &c., also obtainable at the office of the Official Secretary for Australia in New York.

Tender Forms, &c., also obtainable at the office of the High Commissioner, London.I. Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Melbourne, C.1.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WORKS AND SERVICES BRANCH.TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Locality and Description of Work. Amount. Contractor and Address. Date ofAcceptance.

Date ofCompletion.

Post Office, Granville (N.S.W.). Repairs and painting..Post Office Artarmon (N.S.W.). Repairs and paintingRifle Range, Long Bay ,(N.S.W. ). Repairs .. . .

Post Office, Fitzroy (Vic.). Repairs and painting

£ 8.d.259 O O72 5 0

433 4 0112 10 0

W. H. Ashmore, Glebe, New South WalesJ. Chidzey, Mosman, New South WalesH. E. Neasbey, Roseville, New South

WalesE. E. Thomas, 45 Mcllwraith- street,

North Carlton, Victoria

14.10.35 10.12.3516.10.35 26.11.3516.10.35 12.11.35

15.10.35 5.11.35

Ern.xsioN coa CoNTascrr Ti. aE

Locality and Description of Work.

Canberra (.F.C.T.). Erection of first section of Australian WarMemorial .

Caulfield (Vic.). - Alterations to Repatriation Hospital .. . .

Contractor and Address.

Siiiimie & Coy. Pty. Ltd., Kingston, Federal.Capital Territory .

T. H. Rowe & Sons, 9 Denmark Hill -road,Upper Hawthorn, Victoria

C. T. Earl,. Mallala, South Australia

Date extended to-

31st January, 1936

26th October, 1935

4th November, 1935

Commonwealth Gazette 1721 No. 59.---31st October, 1935

DEPARTMENT OF THE ;INTERIOR WORKS AND SERVICES BSANOa coniintsed.

TENDERS INVITED. .

Locality and Description of Work.Tenders Return-

able at-Plans, Specifications, &c., Availableat Tenders to be addressed to

Tuggeranong Creek (F.C.T.). Constructionof timber bridge over creek near TharwaBridge

Post . Office, Townsville (Qld.). Improve-ments, repairs, painting, &c.

Post Office, Hughenden (Qld.). Erection ofnew 'fence and alterations and repairs toPost Office

Post Office, Tangorin (Qld.). Painting andrepairs

Kelvin Grove Military Depot (Qld.). Addi-tions to laundry

Post Office, Cunnamulla (Qld.).Improve-ments, repairs and painting to Post Officeand Quarters .

Sandy Bay, Hobart, Tasmania. Erection ofnew Telephone Exchange

Queenselifi (Vic.).Erection of O.Cs.' (R.A.N.)Residence (in brick)

Kerang (Vic.). Repairs and painting to PostOffice

North Head, Sydney (N.S.W.). Wideningand re- surfacing of road

Dubbo Post Office (N.S.W.). Repairs andpainting

Gulargambone Post Office and Residence(N.S.W.). Repairs and painting

Quambone Post Office and Residence (N.S.W.).Repairs and painting

Richmond R.A.A.F. Station, No. 2 (N.S.W.).Extension of Single Officers' Mess

Richmond.R.A.A.F. Station, No. 2 (N.S.W.).Installation of heating and hot watersystems

Quantities for widening and re- surfacing of road at North Head, Sydney, may be obtained from the Commonwealth Works Director.

Customs House, Sydney, upon payment of a fee of £1 1s., also quantities for extension of Single Officers' Mess at Richmond R.A.A.F.

Station No. 2 for a fee of £2 2s., which amounts will be refunded upon receipt of bona fide tenders.

2 p.m., 5thNovember,1935



Of Of


11 a.m., 6thNovember,1935,,

Noon, 4thNovember,1935

Noon, 11thNovember,1935

Works and Services Branch, Depart -.ment of the Interior, Canberra, .Federal Capital Territory

Post O ffice, Townsville, and Worksand Services Branch, Depart-ment of the Interior, Brisbane,Queensland.

Post Offices at Hughenden, Townsville,and Works and Services . Branch,Department of the Interior, Brisbane,.Queensland.

Post Offices at Tangorin, Hughenden,Richmond and Townsville ; alsoWorks and Services Branch, . De-partment of the Interior, Brisbane,Queensland

Works and Services Branch, Depart-ment of the Interiorr, Brisbane,Queensland

Post Offices at Cunnamulla and Charle-ville, and Works and ServicesBranch, Department of the Interior,Brisbane, Queensland

Commonwealth Works Registrar'sOffice, Hobart, and Post Office,Launceston, Tasmania

Works and Services Branch, Depart-ment of the Interior, Melbourne,Victoria

The Secretary, Department ofthe Interior, Canberra, FederalCapital Territory

Works Director, Desmond Cham-bers, Adelaide- street, Bris-bane, Queensland

Works Director, 315 Post Office -place, Melbourne, Victoria

Works and Services Branch, Depart- Works Director, Customs House,ment of the Interior, Sydney, New Sydney, New South WalesSouth Wales

Works and Services Branch, Depart-ment of the Interior, Sydney ; andat Dubbo Post Office, New SouthWales

Post Offices, Dubbo and Gulargambone,and Works and Services Branch,Department of the Interior, Sydney,New South Wales

Post Offices at Quambone and Dubbo,and Works and Services Branch,Department of the Interior, Sydney,New South Wales

Works and Services Branch, Depart-ment of the Interior, Sydney, NewSouth Wales

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OFFERS are invited until noon on the 25th November,1935, from persons willing to erect and lease premises forpostal purposes at Yandina, Queensland, in accordance withthe following specifications:

1. Building to be of ; rood with galvanized iron roof, andnecessary guttering and piping.

2. Building to be lined and ceiled, painted internally andexternally, height of walls 11 feet and stand on 3-ft blocks.

3. Separate posting boxes with chutes for letters and news-papers, suitably lettered and fitted with doors and locks,should be provided under the private boxes.

4. Standard counter in acordauce with this Department'sspecifications, fitted with two standard cash drawers, and oneordinary drawer, and with the provision of a small cupboardfor locking up trunk line dockets.

5. E.C. building with urinal for males, and separate E.C.building for females.

6. A wooden carcase for 20 private boxes to be installedabove the posting boxes. each private box should be of standardsize, height 5 inches, width 3t inch, depth 18 inches, the depart-ment to supply fronts.

7. WVritin slope to be provided in the public. lobby.8. A signboard- at least 8 feet in length, and bearing the

words " Yandina Post Office " to be erected in front of thebuilding.

9. Small iron heating stove to lie installed in the exchange.10. Hat and cloak pegs to be fitted in the post office and

exchange.11, One 500 gallon tank to be provided.12. Outside windows to liare suitable shades.13. The telephone exchange to be on the eastern side of

the building and to have a gable roof.

4890. -2

14. Electric light to be installed as required throughout inthe event of an electricity supply becoming available at afuttlre date, without increased rental.

A new telephone cabinet. will not be necessary, as it is pro-posed to remove the present full- length cabinet, situated at the.side of the existing building, to the new building.

A floor plan of the proposed building may be seen at theoffices of the Commonwealth Works Director, Desmond Cham-bers, Brisbane, the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs.G.P.O., Brisbane, or at the Post Office, Yandina, where theprinted terms and conditions of lease to the Commonwealthmay also be seen.

Offers should state the period of the lease required andshould be addressed to the Commonwealth Works Director,Desmond Chambers, Brisbane.

The lowest or any offer not necessarily accepted. (C.L. 118.)

OFFERS, closing with the Secretary, Department of theInterior, Canberra, at noon on the 18th November, 1935, areinvited for the leasing of the drill hall property situated inMarlborough- street, Leicllhardt, New South Wales.

The brick premises comprising the hall about. 50 feet by30 feet, with two rooms each -9 feet by 12 feet, and w.c., &,c.,in the basement, are available for leasing for any period :upto three years, subject to the following conditions:

The lessee will be required to pay all rates and taxes,in addition to rent : to pay rental quarterly in advance;to insure the premises against fire, in the . name: Of. theCommonwealth, for -their full insurable value; -to. -keep.the premises in good repair and condition, and to yieldthe same up upon the 'expiration or determination of the

t -October, 19$5 Oonnnovwea th aázette

tenancy in as good repair- and Condition as same are now(reasonable wear and; tear and damage by fire, storm,

_ tempest, flood or earthquake excepted) ; to permit any.responsible oflîeer of the Copp ioiit a1tli to ënter gridinspect_ the premises at all reasonable time_ s ; not to assign,underlet, or part with the possession of the premises orñiake any structural alterations without the consent ofthe Comniotiweklth ,a.fid to state for *hat purposes thepi-et-n.1868 Will be used, The lessee itiay, on off before theexpiration of file teäse, remove all _fiictiui'es oar ei ectiöñsereetët1 by lain unless ether 'arraugeinents shallliaVO the lesser:

The Coáii n hwea.lth reserves the right to terniiiiate thelease at any time without payment of compensationshould the premises be required fer Ceaniiiön\vealtlspurposes. .

Further particulars obtainable at the Commonwealth ivoriesDirector's Office, Customs House, Sydney.

No offer necessarily accepted.= (C.L.2263. )

OFFERS, closing with the Secretary, Department of theInterior, Canberra, at noon, on the 18th November, 1935, . areinvited for the purchase of the postal property. (land andbuildings) at Euston, New South Wales.

The land lias frontages of 132 feet to Perry- street and 310feet, to Murray - terrace:

Title, conveyance; cash or terms.The sale will be subject to the reservations which would be

contained in a Crown grant if the land were being made thesubject of a Crown 'grant.

Plan of the property may be inspected at the Euston PostOffice. .

Envelopes containing offers should be endorsed " Offer forEuston Post Office."

No offer necessarily accepted (C.L.703. )

REPATRIATION COMMISSION HEAD - QUARTERS.

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.- ( Series 1935-36.)SERVICES TO REPATRIATION MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.

Periöd -1st October, 1935, till 31st March, 1936.Bread and Flour.

2674. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick,South Australia- Estimated amount involved, £57 3s. 2d.-Parker Bros., 52 Phillis-street, Maylands, South Australia.

Period -1st October, 1935, till 31st December, 1935.Meat.

26 ?5. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick -Estimated amount involved, £107 19s. ld. = E. A. Bayfield &Co., 174 Sturt - street, Adelaide.

Period -ist October, 1935, till 31st March, 1936.Fish, Rabbits and Poultry.

2671 ¶Ttsh and Rabbits. - Delivery at Repatriation GeneralHospital, Keswick- Estimated amount involved, £60 16s. 8d.-Minerviiii Bros., 42 Grote- street, Adelaide.

2677: Chicken - Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital.Keswick- Estimated amount involved, £70. -D. G. Sturgeon,60 Gage-street, St. Morris.

G- roceries.2678. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick-

Estimated amount . involved, £110 11x. -C. M. P. Harley,Gilbert- street, Gilberton, South Australia.

Dairy Produce.2679. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick-

Estimated amount involved, £117 3s. --H. C. Austin, NewMarket, Adelaide.

Mina'2480. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick -

Estinlateïi atiioïìnt involved, £90. -F. M. Charlick, Tapley'sHill= roád, Fulham.

?Tuft and Vegetables.1681. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick-

Estinìated atniount involved, £174 14s. 8d. -M. F. Eustice, PortNtiarhinga.

Fuel.2682 Firewood- Delivery it Repatriation General Hospital,

K swkik Estimated amount involved, £9 8s. -A. & J: ,Fiiiieri,ROSe4itriets, Adelaide.

2ß8i: foal -Delmer, at . Repatriation General . Hospital.; Wick- - Estimated amount. Involved, £20 18s. 4d.- Huddart

Parker-., i.4 : ling William-Street, Adelaide_

Beverages.2684. Ale and stout Delivery at Repatriation General

Höspital Keswick - Estimated amount involved, £19 3s. 43d.-Cooper & Sons Ltd., Statenborough- street, Upper Kensington.

2685. Sodawater- Delivery at Repatriation General Hos-pital, Keswick- Estimated amount involved, £20 Os. 2d. -W.Woodioofe Ltd., Theresa- street, Norwood.

Soap.2686. Delivery at Repatriation General:Hospital, Keswick-

Estimated ainount involved, £7 2s. 9d. -Soap Distributors Ltd.,Dry Creek.

Fat, Purchase and Removal of.2687: Delivery taken from. Repatriation General Hospital,

Keswick - Fat at the rate of 14s. per cwt. -W. H. Bierfor d &Sons Ltd., Dry Creek.

Laundry lVork. .

2688. For the performance of laundry work, to be deliveredat Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick - Estimated amountinvolved, £101 18s. 9d.-Laundries Ltd., Eighth- street,Bowden.

Northern Australia Survey Act 1934.API'OI!\7T11ZENT OF SURVEY COMMITTEE.

IT is notified for general information that, in pursuance ofsection Aix of the Northern Australia Survég. Act 1934,

His Excellency the Governor General, acting with the adviceof the Federal Executive Council, has appointed Senator theHonorable Alexander John McLachlan, Postmaster - General andMinister in Charge of Development, as a member of the SurveyCommittee under the Act.


THE TERRITORY OF PAPUA.PURSUANT to the provisions of the Papua act 1903 -1934

the Governor- General in Council lias approved theappointment of E. J. Bremen to the Public Service of theTerritory.

G. F. PEARCE, for the Prime Minister.

Commonwealth Bank _l.et 1911 -1932.APPOINTMENT OF MEMBER OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS.THE Governor - General in Council has approved that, in

pursuance of the provisions of Part III, of the Com-monwealth Bank Act 191.1 -1932, Lyndhurst Falkiner Giblin,Esq., D.S.O., M.C., M.L.A., be appointed a member of theBoard of Directors of the Commonwealth Bank of Australiafor a Period of seven years.

R. G. CASEY, Treasurer.

HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.ITIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has been

pleased to accept the resignation of Robert LeonardCurtain of the office of Associate- to a Justice of the HighCourt and Clerk of the Court, as from and after the 1stOctober, 1935.

ROBERT G. MENZIES, Attorney General.

NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.T HE Governor- General in Council, in pursuance of the

powers conferred . by section 10 of the Justices Ordinance1928 -1933 of the Northern Territory of Australia hasappointed John McRae Clark to be a Justice of the Peace forthe Northern Territory.


NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.HE Governor- General in Council, in pursuance of the

powers conferred by section ten of the .Justices Ordinance1928 -1933 of the Northern Territory of Australia has appointedWilliam Keith Carroll to be a Justice of the Peace for theNorthern. Territory. .Y


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Commonwealth Gazette 1723 No. 59. -31st October, 1935

COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIALRESEARCH.

APPOINTMENT OF JUNIOR RESEARCH OFFICERS (2) .

PPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the posi-tions of Junior Research Officers. (2) on the staff of

the Council's Division of Soils at the Waite AgriculturalResearch Institute, Adelaide.

Applicants should .possess a University degree in agricul-tural science. The duties will involve laboratory and fieldwork in approximately equal proportions and will relateprincipally to soil surveys.

The appointees will be classified as Junior Research Officers,each with commencing salary at £312 per annum (nominal) ,equivalent to £282 per annum after deductions under theFinancial Emergency Act, &c. The appointees will each beentitled to an automatic increment of £12, and will be eligiblefor promotion to the class of Assistant Research Officer.The salary range of that class is from £344 to £488 per annum(nominal), by eight equal increments, the first four ofwhich are automatic -and the last four at the discretion ofthe Council.

The successful applicants will be appointed initially onprobation for a period of twelve months, but thereaftermay be appointed as officers under section 14A of the Scie7zceand Industry Research Act 1920 -192G, in which case theywould be eligible (subject to satisfactory medical examina-tion) to contribute to and receive benefits under theCommonwealth Superannuation Fund.

Applications, accompanied by copies of not more thanfour testimonials, should reach the undersigned not laterthan the 9th November, 1935.

G. LIGHTFOOT, Secretary.Council for Scientific- and Industrial Research, 314 Albert

street, East Melbourne, C.2.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES AND SENIOR CADETS.T HE Governor - General in Council has approved of the fol-

lowing changes, &c., being made in connexion with theAustralian Military Forces and Senior Cadets:

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.AWARD OF THE MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL.

Australian Instructional Corps. Quartermaster andHonorary Captain H. M. Maiighan ; No. 155, Staff Sergeant-Major, 2nd Class (W.O. I.) (Honorary Lieutenant) J. Andrew;No. 192, Staff Sergeant - Major, 2nd Class ( \V.O. I.) (HonoraryLieutenant) E. F. Davies; and No. 636, Staff Sergeant- Major,3rd Class (W.O. TI.) J. T. Hennessy.

1sT MILITARY DISTRICT.1 1 TH MIXED BRIGADE.

Infantry.31st Battalion. To be Lieutenant. (on probation) Regi-

nald St. John Penney and Joseph Lucian Anderson, 30thSeptember, 1935, and 1st October, 1935, respectively.

47th Battalion. To be Lieutenant (on probation)William Percy Tatnell, 1st October, 1935.

l ST CAVALRY DIVISION.Cavalry.

Slit Light horse Regiment.Lieutenant J. A. Carlson istransferred to the Reserve of Officers, 30th September, 1935.

1ST DIVISION.Infantry.

15th /2tith Battalion. C'alitain T. R. Beamish is placedupon the Retired List with permission to retain his rank andwear the prescribed uniform.

Artillery.:Australian Field Artillery. To be "CaptainLieutenant D.

R. Kerr, 4th October, 19.35.SIGNALS.

Australian. Corps of Signals. Lieutenant 1. J. Hooker istransferred from the 31st Battalion, 11th Mixed Brigade, withregimental seniority next after Lieutenant L. V. M. Jensen,14th October, 1935.

ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.Australian Army Medical Corps. Captain J. F. Dunkley

is brought on the authorized establislunent, 1st October, .1935.The provisional appointment of Captain R. J. D. Turnbullis confirmed. The provisional appointment of Captain E. P.Row is terminated, 23rd October, 1935. To. be Captain (pro -visionally) super numerany to the establislvnz.ent pendingabsorption Edward Peter Row, 24th October, 1935.

DISTRICT BASE.Staff:

Captain T. R. Beamish relinquished the appointment ofGeneral Staff Ofi'icef, 3rd Grade, Intelligence Section, . 24thOctober, 1935.

Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve. To be HonoraryCaptain Edward . William Casey, 8th October, 1935.

AWARD OF TOR AUSTRALIAN I.'.,FICIENCY DECORATION.

Australian Army Chaplains' Department. Chaplain (1stClass) , the Reverend A. G. Weller, O.B.E.

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.1ST CAVALRY DIVISION.

Cavalry.lst /21st Light Horse Regiment, The resignation of

Lieutenant H. Long, D.C.M., of his commission is accepted.6th Light Horse Regiment. To be 'Lieutenant . (on proba-

tionCameron Oliver :1Iay, 3rd October, 1935.15th Light Horse Regiment. Lieutenant J. A. England is

transferred from the 0th Light Horse Regiment, 15th October,1935.

1sT DIVISION.Infantry.

33rd /41s1 Battalion. Captain, E. A. Ireton is appointedto command, temporarily, and is granted the temporary rankof Major whilst holding such appointment, 1st October, 1935.To be Lieutenant (provisionally) Alwyn Alfred Phillips,3rd October, 1935.

2ND DIVISION.Infantry.

lst /19th Battalion. The resignation of Lieutenant F. J.Nilson of his commission is accepted.

34th Battalion. The resignation of Lieutenant F. A. Burleyof his commission is accepted.

36th Battalion.Lieutenant T. F. Howieson is transferredto the Unattached List, 4th October, 1935.

45th Battalion. To be Lieutenant (provisionally ) DouglasCooper, 15th October, 1935.

56th Battalion. Major S. A. Pinkstone, ?LC., is placedupon the Retired List, with permission to retain his rankand wear the prescribed uniform, 18th September, 1935.

ARTILLERY.

Australian. Field . Artillery. To be Lieutenants (provision-ally) George Fulton Copeland and Glen Cobper Webb, 15thOctober, 1935. The provisional transfer from the 36thBattalion, 2nd Division, of Lieutenant P. _ R. Hentze isconfirmed.

SIGNALS.Australian Corps of Signals. To be Lieutenant (provision -

ally) Alan Frank Hamilton, 8th October, 1935.ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

Australian Army Medical Corps. To be Captain (provi-sionally) 4upernumerary to the establishment pendingabsorption Arthur Leary Carrodus, 4th October, 1935. Tobe Quartermaster and Honorary LieutenantWilliam ThomasWallace, 23rd October, 1935; Captain ( provisionally) R. S.Bennett is transferred from the Australian Army MedicalCorps, 1st Military District, and is supernumerary to estab-lisi nient pending absorption, 5th October, 1935; Quarter-master and Honorary Major H. J. Baber, M.M., is placed uponthe Retired List with permission to retain his rank and wearthe prescribed uniform; No. 117,801, Warrant Officer (Class1.) W . Roach, on discharge on 30th. September, 1935, isgranted the honorary rank of Lieutenant, with permissionto wear the prescribed uniform, 1st October, 1935

DENTAL SERVICES.

The' provisional appointment of Lieutenant S. O. Fernonis terminated, 23rd October, 1935. To be Lieutenant (pro-visionally) Stanley Oliver Fernon, 24th October, 1935.

ARMY LEGAL DEPARTMENT.

Australian Army Legal Department. Lieutenant- ColonelS. F. Betts, V.D., is appointed from the Australian ArmyLegal Department Reserve, 1st October, 1935.

DISTRICT BASE.Staff.

Major W. J. R. Scott, 'D.S.O., from the appointment ofIntelligence Officer, is appointed General Staff Officer, 2ndGrade, Intelligence Section, 1st October, 1935; Lieutenant -`Colonel S. F. Betts, V.D., Australian Army Legal Department,is appointed Legal Staff Officer, 1st October, 1935.

No 59.=31st Oet©ber, 1935 1124 Commonwealth Gazette

RESERVE' OF OFFICERS.The notification respecting the retirement of Lieutenant

M. A. Cook :whichwhich appeared in Executive Minute No. 176/1930,promulgated in Comniónwcaith Gazette No 107, of 27thNovember, 1930, is cancelled. The resignation of . Captain E.Little of his commission is accepted.

Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve. Honorary Cap-tain A. Mllscio and Honorary Lieutenant G. F. Everett areretired:

3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.2ND CAVALRY DIVISION.

Command.The period of the appointment of Brigadier The Honour-

able M. W. J. Bourchier, C.M:G., D.S.O., V.D., to command, isextended for two years from 1st November, 1935.

CAVALRY.

8th Light Horse Regiment. Lieutenant J. T. Elliott istransferred to the Reserve of Officers, 17th October, 1935.

20th Light Horse Regiment. Lieutenant W. F. Ford istransferred to the Reserve of Officers, 30th June, 1935.

4TH.' DIVISION..Infantry.

6th Battalion. The resignation of Lieutenant (on proba-tion) A. C. Slattery of his commission is accepted.

8th Battalion. To be Lieutenants (provisionally)RichardHalliday Kiddie and Grant Stewart McKenzie, 7th October,1935. The resignation of Lieutenant N. E. Watchorn of hiscommission is accepted.

ARTILLERY.

Australian Field Artillery, To be CaptainsLieutenants-H. V. Stephens, B. C. Stronach, P. W. C. Stokes and R. F.&boor, 9th October, 1935. The provisional and probationarypromotion to the rank of Major of Captain L. J. Colquhounis terminated, 3rd October, 1935.

Australian Garrison Artillery. -- Medium Artillery To beCaptain Lieutenant H. Kirsner, 8th October, 1935. The probationary appointment of Lieutenant J. A. Pearson is con-firmed.

ENGINEERS.

Corps of Australian Engineers. Field Units The provi-sional appointments of Lieutenants N. F. Coutts and P. R.Gilmour are confirmed.

ARMY CHAPLAINS' DEPARTMENT.

Australian Army Chaplains' Department. To be Chaplain(2nd Class) Chaplain (3rd Class) the Reverend R. C.Foyster, M.A., D.D., 28th September, 1935.

ARMY SERVICE CORPS.Australian Army Service Corps.To be Lieutenants (on

probation) Charles Hansen Costello and James WilliamCameron, 8th September, 1935, and 17th September, 1935,respectively.

ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.Australian Army .medical Corps.To be Colonel

Lieutenant- Colonel (temporary Colonel) N. L. Speirs, V.D.,1st October, 1935. The provisional appointment of CaptainK. B. Hope is confirmed. Captain J. F. Akeroyd is broughton the authorized establishment, i st September, 1935.

Réserve of O f cers. =Major G. Maxted, D.S.O., andLieútenaints R. A. Henty and F. W. Eggleston are placed uponthe Retired List, with permission to retain their ranks andwear the prescribed uniform. Lieutenant J. R. Florence isretired. The commission of Captain C. E. Hunt -Davis iscancelled.

Australian Army Medical Corps .Reserve.The resignationof Captain T. G. B. Allen of his commission is accepted.

AWARD OF THE AUSTRALIAN EFFICIENCY DECORATION.29th /22nd Battalion. Major W. G. Cannon.

AWARD OF THE AUSTRALIAN EFFICIENCY MEDAL.17th /19th Light Horse Itegifinent. lgo. 84245, Sergeant I.

ICI: Davis.6th Battalion.No. 196430. .Warrant Officer (Class I) E.

H. F. Semmens, and Nó. 196483, Sergeant A. W. M. Davies.14th I3attolion. ; No.. 166009, -Company Quartermaster -

Sergeant R. H. Biddle (with First and Second Clasps) ..Rifiè' Clubs. Disbandmxen.ts =--1V: A. F. A. Rifle Club and

Scotch College Rifle Club.

4Tit MILITARY DISTRICT.2ND CAVALRY DIVISION.

Cavalry.;l,8th /23rd ,.Fight Horse Regiment. - captain D. J. Cox is

transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 15th October, 1935.

4TH DIVISION.Infantry.'

27th Battalion To be Major Captain G. A. C. Rogers,15th October, 1935. Lieutenant R. M. Wiesner is transferredto the Reserve of Officers, 11th October, 1935.

SIGNALS.Australian Corps of Signals.To be Captain Lieutenant

R. J. Bridgland, 1st October, 1935.

Reserve of Officers.Lieutenants A. J. Donoghue and T. N.Butler are retired. .

Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve.Lieutenant-Colonel H. H. E. Russell, O.B.E., V.D., is placed upon theRetired List with the honorary rank of Colonel, and withpermission to wear the prescribed uniform.

AWARD OF THE AUSTRALIAN EFFICIENCY MEDAL.9th Light Horse Regiment.No. 87089, Squadron Sergeant -

Major (W'V.O. II.) H. J. Sargent, and No. 208662, SergeantJ. E. Dickinson.

Corps of Australian Engineers (Field Units). No. 89011,Driver W. J. Jenkin.

5TH MILITARY DISTRICT.13TH MaxED BRIGADE.Army Medical Corps.

Australian Army .Medical Corps. Captain (provisionally)S. G. Taylor is transferred from the Australian Army MedicalCorps, 6th Military District, and is supernumerary to theestablishment pending absorption, 27th September, 1935.

Australian Engineer and Railway Staff Corps. To beHonorary MajorsWilliam Alexander McCullough and WilliamJohannes Angel, 17th September, 1935; Honorary Lieutenant -

Colonel H. A. Cresswell is placed upon the Retired List withpermission to retain his rank and wear the prescribed uniform.

Australian Army Medical Corps Heseri,e. Captain W. S.Myles is placed upon the Retired List with permission toretain his rank and wear the prescribed uniform.

AWARD of THE AUSTRALIAN EFFICIENCY 'DECORATION.

Corps of Australian Engineers ( Fortress Companies).Captain A. 11. Davey.

6TH MILITARY i 11 STRICT.12TH Mixi i> BuE.AMC.Army Medical Corps.

Australian Army Medical Corps. To be MajorCaptainJ. S. Reid, 9th October, 1935.

Aust-raliaii. A.rrny Medical Corps lleserne.- -Major H. Z.Stephens gis placed upon the Retired List with the honoraryrank of Lieutenant Colonel and with permission to wear theprescribed uniform.

AWARD OF THE AUSTRALIAN EFFICIENCY MEDAL.Australian Field A.rtillery. No. 232123, Battery Sergeant

Major (W.O. II.) T. S. Richardson.

AUSTRALIAN MIL1'l'Al,Y ;ENIOR CADETS.1 sr MILITA RY DISTRICT.

1,l Division.- -7'o be Cadet-LieutenantsWilliam Morrison.]ones, Frederick Thomas barrel], John William Philip Iien-derson, Kenneth Wilcox Lavers, Edwin Frederick Warren,11th October, 1935; the resignation of Cadet - Lieutenant J.Brodie of his commission is accepted.

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.]st Division.The resignation of Cadet- Lieutenant F. Ii.

Ward of his commission is accepted.

3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.31'd 1)ivisioVt. To be Caplan), Lieutenant (temporary Cap-

tain) F. A. Fleming, 10th October, 1935; the provisionalappointment of I.ieuienant. G. P. Polaii is confirmed.

4th D'1-ision. - -To be Lieutenant-- Lieutenant $. N. Acklom,Reserve

of 'Officers, Australian Military Forces, 10th October,1935. To be - Cadét- Lieutencimis I obert Egerton Radcliffe,Clifford John Cooke and John George Simpsoù, 8th October,1935.(Ex. Min. No. 249. )

ARCHDALE P'ARKHILL, Minister for Defence.

Commonwealth Gazette

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.THE Governor- General in Council has approved

following changes being made:

PERMANENT AIR FORCE.GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

Extension of Short Service Commission-s.Flight LieutenantP G. Graham to 30th Julie, 1937 ; Flying Officer W. G.Compagnoni to 31st December, 1936 ; Flying Officer C. W.Pearce to 4th February, ].937 ; and Flying Officer J. R. Pagetto 8th May, 1937.

1725 No. 59. -3LSt October, 1935

2. Candidates must be British subjects, and of pureEuropean descent, having attained their 21st but not their25th birthday at the date fixed for the closing of applications.They must be of an educational standard equivalent to a passat one of the following examinations conducted by theUniversities or Education Departments of the . variousStates:

0) Intermediate Examination.(ii) Junior P ublic Examination.

Mathematics and business principles or book - keeping arecompulsory subjects.

Preference will be given to candidates who have hadbusiness experience : in the commercial world, and who havequalified as accountants.

3. Selected candidates will be granted short - service com-missions in the Stores and Accounting Branch with the rankof Pilot Officer, and for the first twelve months' service willbe on probation, with prospects, if satisfactory, of beinggranted permanent. commissions.

4. The salary of a single Pilot Officer in the Royal Aus-tralian Air Force during the currency of the FinancialEmergency Act is £305 per annum, with free single quartersand £27 per annum deferred pay. Within eighteen monthsafter appointment such officer would normally be receivinga salary at the rate of £360 per annum, and free quartersafter promotion to Flying Officer, and £36 per annum deferred

pay.5. Full particulars and the necessary application form maybe obtained from the Secretary, Air Board, Victoria Barracks,Melbourne, with whom applications close on 14th December,1935.

of the

CITIZEN AIR FORCE.GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

Transfer to Reserve. Flying Officer F. T. Humphery andPilot Officer A. B. Bligh, 1st July, 1935.

Appointments to Reserve. Appointed to Class A2 of theReserve with the rank of Flying Officer, Valentine RutherfordAbbott arid Leslie Raymoñd Shaw, 1st October, 1935. --(Ex.Min. No. 250. )

ARCHDALE P ARIKHILL, Minister for Defence.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.VACANCIES EOR SHORT SERVICE COMMISSIONS IN' THE STORES

AND ACCOUNTING BRANCH.

1. APPLICATIONS are invited from candidates residentin Australia desiring to be appointed to a short service com-mission of four years in the Stores and Accounting Branch,Royal Australian Air Force. M. L. SHEPHERD, Secretary, Department of Defence.

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

PROMOTIONS SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.

111HE following promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board, and, where consequent upon

another provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be lodged, either by letter or

telegram, with the Inspector in the State in which the promotion is to be made, or, if the promotion is to be made in the Federal Capital

Territory, with the Inspector at Canberra, within fourteen days of the date of this notification. An appellant shall forward his appeal direct

to the Public Service Inspector.The grounds of appeal must be as prescribed in Section 50 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, viz.:

(a) Superior efficiency ; or(b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority.

(N.B. Where positions have been the subject of an Arbitration Determination, the salary scales shown are those prescribed by

Determination.)

Name.

Wilson, Percy Severne

Meere, James

Hercules, Julian Wallace

Mulcahy, Edward Joseph

Lovie, Frederick Stanley

Martin, Kelvin Francis

Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Taxation Branch, New South Wales.

Assessor, Grade 5 (£384 - £456), Senior Assessor (£402- £474), Third Division,Third Division, unattached

created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 35/1641)

Taxation Branch, Victoria.Clerk (£384 - £456), Third Divi-

sion, unattached

Assessor, Grade 2 (£288 - £354),Third Division, Assessing -Income Tax

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch, Postmaster- General'sDepartment, Victoria

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch, Postmaster - General'sDepartment, Victoria

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Rialto,Postmaster - General's Depart-ment, Victoria

Clerk (£420 £492), Third Division, Miscel-laneous including Inquiry, Relieving,Stores, &c. Office reclassified (P.S.B.Certificate No. 35/1799)

Assessor, Grade 3 (£306 £384), Third Divi-sion, Assessing- Income Tax, vice R. G. Bird,transferred

Messenger (06-£168), Fourth Division, SalesTax. New office created (P.S.B. Certi-ficate No. 34/2160)

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, SalesTax. New office created (P.S.B. Certi-ficate No. 34/2160)

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division. Newoffice created (P.S.B. Certificate No.34/2160), Accounts and Registers

Taxation Branch, Queensland.

Abraham, Eric Kingsley j Clerk (£96 £306)Third DivisionI

Clerk £288- £354), Third Division, SalesJ unattached Tax, vice W, S. Howitt, promoted

Duties: Examination of Sales Tax Returns.

Lloyd, Hubert Henry Llewellyn Clerk (£96- £306), Third Division, Clerk (£252-4330), Third Division, Salesunattached, Department of Tax, vice W. J. Jones, promotedTrade and Customs, Queens-land

Clerk (£96£306), Sales Tax Clerk (£252 - £330), Sales Tax, vice G. H.Foreman, promotedRuthenberg, Norman William

Claude

8alai y onPromotion. Date of

Promotion.

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51

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276

300

288

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Subject to adjustment in accordance with the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -1935.

No. 59;--31At October, 1935 1726 Commonwealth Gazette

PROMOTIONS- continued.

Name. Present Deeianationand Station. Position to which Promoted.

Black, William Hector

Peyton, Archibald John

O'Loughlin, John Augustine .

McInerney, John Benjamin

Devenish, George Frederick .

Jones, Alfred Vale ..

Wandless, Walter Henry

Stewart, Edward James

Lorimer, Alan Andrew

Smith, Herbert England

Hogg, Eric .

Gilbert, Leslie Edward

Hart; Claude Raymond

Jones, Frederick

Bradley, Walter Mathew

Berlin, John Carlton ..

: Brigg, Leslie Arthur Henry

Stephens, Lance Russell

Nutchey, Bervin Alexander

Moore, William Leonard

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.Cadet . Biochemist (£96- £306),

Third Division, . Serum La-boratories .

Biochemist, Grade 1 (£330 - £474), ThirdDivision, Serum Laboratories (Veterinary),vice G. Anderson, transferred

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.Queensland.

Register Clerk (£306 £384),Third Division, WarehouseBranch, Queensland

SouthWharf Examining Officer, Grade

2 (£354£420), Third Division,Landing Branch, SouthAustralia

Messenger (£66- £168), FourthDivision, Landing Branch,Port Adelaide

WesternClerk (£306 - £384), Third Divi-

sion, Correspondence andRecords Branch, Fremantle

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1 (£330-£402), Third Division, Landing Branch. Newoffice created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 35/924)

Australia.Sub- Collector (£438 - £510), Third Division,

Port Pixie, vice C. F. W. Flint, transferred

Assistant, Grade I (£84- £244), Fourth Divi-sion, Port Pixie, vice S. R. Durick, trans-ferred

Australia.Clerk (£330- £402), Third Division, Ware-

house Branch, Fremantle, vice J. W. Gibbs,transferred

Duties. -Usual duties of Clearing Clerk.Clerk (£288 £354), Third Divi- Clerk (£3064384), Third Division, Corres-

sion, District Naval Office, pondence and Records Branch, Fremantle,Department of Defence, Fro- vice G. F. Devenish, promotedmantle

Duties. -In charge of Records Office.Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £244), Searcher and Watchman (£244 - £260), Fourth

Fourth Division, Corres- Division, Shipping Branch, Fremantle,pondence and Records vice E. McCann, transferredBranch, Fremantle

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Central Staff. .

Divisional Engineer (£600 £684), Third Divi-sion, Chief Engineer's Branch (Research),New. office created (P.S.B. Certificate No.35/723)

Divisional Engineer. (£600 - £884), Third Divi-sion, Chief Engineer's Branch (Research).New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No.35/723)

th Wales.

Engineer (£384 - £528), ThirdDivision, Chief Engineer'sBranch (Research)

Engineer (£384 - £528), ThirdDivision, Chief Engineer'sBranch (Research)

New SouSenior Postal Clerk, Grade 2

£366 £402), Third Division,Wagga Wagga

Clerk (£288 £354), Third Divi-sion, Accounts Branch(Cashier)

Clerk (£288- £354), Third Divi-sion, Accounts Branch(Cashier)

Mail Officer (£84- £295), FourthDivision, Mail Branch

Senior Storeman, Grade 1(£268 £276), Fourth Division,Stores Branch

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84-£244), Fourth Division,Adaminaby

Postman (£84- £244), FourthDivision, East Maitland

Telegraph Messenger (£66-£160),Fourth Division, Walgett

Foreman Mechanic, Grade 1(£372- £408), Fourth Division,Wagga Wagga

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£3424420), ThirdDivision, Portland, vice H. O. S. Tarbolton,retired

Clerk (£306 - £384), Third Division, AccountsBranch (Cashier), vice J. J. Kennedy, pro-moted

Clerk (£306- £384), Third Division, AccountsBranch (General Accounts), vice W. S.Robertson, promoted

Senior Assistant (Mails) .(£270 - £306), FourthDivision, Mail Branch, vice J. A. McCarthy,transferred

Assistant, Grade 3 (£268 £284), FourthDivision, Accounts Branch (Money Order),vied J. T. Sullivan, retired

Postal Clerk (£108- £306), Fourth Division,Canberra, City, vice A. C. Nicholls, pro-moted

Postal Assistant (Mail) (£84- £268), FourthDivision, Newcastle, vice E. Bent, pro-moted

Junior Assistant (£844168), Fourth Divi-sion, Wireless Branch, vice R. L. Deal,promoted

Foreman Mechanic, Grade 2 (£3964432),Fourth Division, West Maitland. Newoffice created (P.S.B. Certificate No.34/1563)

Victoria.Monitor (£268 -292), Fourth

Division, Telephone Branch

C_ lerk (£96- £306), Third Divi-sion, Accounts Branch, (Re-lieving)

Traffic Officer, Gradé 1 (£330 - £402), ThirdDivision, Telephone Branch. New officecreated (P.S.B. Certificate No. 35/1364)

Clerk (£252=£330), Third Division, AccountsBranch (Telephone Accounts), vice W. J.Moon, promoted.

Salary onPromotion. Date of

Promotion.

300

372

408

182

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31.10.35

324 1 31.10.35

336

222

570

570

390

336

354

276

246

228

214

153

390

372

288

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Dutte:- Checke receipt ofForais 236-- Postmastern' Trunk Call Statements, and -Forms 224A --Sint Collections. Preparesreconciliation statement of Slot collections, &c.

to Subject to adjustment 1n accordance with the Financial Rmerger cy Act 1931-1985.

s

Commonwealth Gazette 1727

PROMOTIONSiöñtánüe~á.

Nó. 59.-3 October; 1935

Name. Present Designation and Station.

Dellar, Oswald Leslie..

Bellman, Norman Edwin

Hewitt, Francis

Shearer, Hugh

Cleeland, Joseph Ross

Amsden, Linton George Thomas

Sprunt, Albert Edward

011son, Charles Michael Lincoln

Thompson, Arthur Alexander ..

Stewart, Robert Alexander

Loch, Thomas Allan ..

Stephens, William Hedley

Carr, Leslie ..

Underwood, Herbert Forrest ..

Gubbin, Stanley Cole

McGee, Carney Mitchell

Martin, Kenneth Gordon

Gunn, Alexander Donald

Faul, Charles James . .

Mackey, Alfred Charles

Brumby, Keith Mansfield

Meakins, Jock Arthur

Position to which Promoted.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT- continued.Victoria- continued.

Senior Storeman, Grade 1 (£268- £276),Fourth Division, Stores Branch, viceE. Mc. Forgan, transferred

Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £244), Fourth Divi-sion, Telegraph Branch, vice H. M. McM.Ireson, transferred

Motor Driver (£244 - £260), Fourth Division,Stores Branch (Transport), vice W. F.Rattray, transferred

Motor Driver (£244 £260), Fourth Division,Stores Branch (Transport), vice W. J.Martini, transferred

Motor Driver (£244 £260), Fourth Division,Stores Branch (Transport), vice C. F.Kubale, transferred

Motor Driver (£244- £260), Fourth Division,Stores Branch (Transport), vice W. R.Marshall, transferred

Storeman (£244- £260), FourthDivision, Stores Branch

Junior Assistant (£84- £168),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Postman (£84- £244), FourthDivision, Caulfield.

Postman (£84- £244), FourthDivision, Ivanhoe

Telephonist (£84- £168), FourthDivision, Windsor


Queens

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342-£420), Third Division, Beau -desert

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342 -£420), Third Division, 'Yunga-burra

Junior Mechanic (Lighthouse)(£93- £252), Fourth Division,Department of Commerce(Lighthouses and Navigation),Queensland

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84-£244), Fourth Division,Charters Towers

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, unattached(Supernumerary Staff, Line-men)

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Maryborough(Lineman-in-training)

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch (Lineman -in- training)

South

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84-£244), Fourth Division, Ard-rossan

Junior Assistant (£84- £168),Fourth Division, Supernum-erary Staff, Adelaide

Junior Assistant (£84- £168),Fourth Division, Supernum-erary Staff, Adelaide

land.Postmaster, Grade 3 (£438 - £510), Third

Division, Winton, vice N. A. Elliott,transferred

Postmaster, Grade 3 (£438 £510), ThirdDivision, Mareeba, vice P. W. Harvey,promoted

Mechanic, Grade 2 (£276 £312), FourthDivision, Engineering Branch (Mechanical),vice C. G. Barton, retired

Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (£252 £260),Fourth Division, Charters Towers, viceR. T. Lock, dismissed

Lineman (£233 £257), Fourth Division,Ayr, vice J. P. O'Neill, transferred

Lineman (£233- £257), Fourth Division,Nambour, vice T. Grayson, transferred

Lineman (£233-£257), Fourth Division,Ingham, vice C. M. Stewart, resigned

Salary onPromotion.

Australia.Postal Clerk (£108- £306), Fourth Division,

Wolseley, vice S. J. Willis, transferred

Postman (£84- £244), Fourth Division, Nor-wood, vice C. J. Carr, transferred

Mail Officer (£84- £295), Fourth Division,Mail Branch, vice J. J. Kearns, transferred

Western Australia.

Postman (£84- £244), FourthDivision, Kalgoorlie


Messenger (£66 £168), FourthDivision, Accounts Branch(General Accounts)

TasLabourer, Grade 1 (£204- £228),

Fourth Division, Engineer-ing Branch

Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £244),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Messenger (£661168), FourthDivision, MeteorologicalBranch, Department of theInterior

Postal Clerk (£108 - £306), Fourth Division,Kalgoorlie, vice R. G. A. McGhie, pro-moted -

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84 L244), FourthDivision, Katanning, vice A. E. Falking-ham, promoted

Postman (£84- £244), Fourth Division, Bays-water, vice F. G. Walker, promoted

mania.Storeman (£244 £260), Fourth Division,

Stores Branch, vice V. K. Tollard, resigned

Assistant, Grade 2 (£252- £260), Fourth Divi-sion, Accounts Branch (Cashier), viceC. R. Minchin, promoted

Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-sion, Administrative, Staff, Records andPostal Investigation Sections, Hobart,vice J. A. Rafferty, promoted

Date ofPromotion.

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211t

211t

408

408

246

222

211

211

211

216

206

198

192

182

182

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222

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* Subject to adjustment in accordance with the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -I935.+ Salary includes allowance under Regulation 100 (6) (A).

The salary on promotion of J. T. Brooks, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 10th October, 1935, should read " £534 " in lieu

of " £516 ".The salary on promotion of A. R. Rumball, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 17th October, 1935, should read " £174'! in lieu

of "£153 ".

No. 59.-31st October, 1935 1728 Commonwealth Gazette

PROMOTIONScontinued.

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed :--

DEPARTMENT OF THE TauisunV.

A. H. Griffiths, appearing in Gazette of 12th September, 1935.G. A. Day, J. L. Darlington, E. J. Killeen, J. R. Ashall and W. G. Giese, appearing in Gazette of 3rd October, 1935.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

R. R. Lawrie and T. W. Berryman, appearing in Gazette of 3rd October, 1935.J. T. Brooks, appearing in Gazette of 10th October, 1935.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.

J. H. O'Neill, appearing in Gazette of 26th September, 1935.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

N. Bannister, H. O. F. Cannon, C. Reiniger, C. A. D. McIntyre, R. H. Whillans, E. Ellevsen, R. A. Toomey, E. R. Collins, A. G. T.Johnson, A. L. Hill and J. A. Harwood, appearing in Gazette of 10th October, 1935.

OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC.THE DEPARTMENT OF THE HOUSE OF

REPRESENTATIVES .Promotions.Thomas Hanrahan, Junior Attendant, Fourth

Division, is promoted as Senior Attendant, with salary of£302 per annum, as from 1st October, 1935, vice H. H.Robertson, resigned; Frederick William Johnson, Cleaner,Fourth Division, Joint House Department, is promoted asJunior Attendant, Fourth Division, Department of House ofRepresentatives, with salary of £280 per annum, as from 1stOctober, 1935, vice T. Hanrahan, promoted. The salaries indi-cated are subject to variation in pursuance of CommonwealthPublic Service ( Parliamentary Officers ) Regulation 72, andto reduction in accordance with the provisions of the FinancialEmergency Act 1931 - 1935.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.TAXATION BRANCH.

Victoria.Office Reclassified. The classification of the office of Clerk,

Third Division, Taxation Branch (Miscellaneous includingInquiry, Relieving, Stores, &c.), Victoria, occupied by .T.

Meere, is raised from limits of salary of minimum £384 andmaximum £456 per annum +to limits of salary of minimum£420 and maximum £492 per annum, subject to reductionin accordance with the Financial Emergency Act 1931 - 1-935.

Western Australia.Office Reclassified.- -The classification of the office of

Assistant, Fourth Division, Taxation Branch ( Assessing andRecords Land Tax), Western Australia, occupied by H. R.Elliott, is raised from Grade 2 to Grade 3.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.Confirmation of Appointment. Graham Lyle Facy, Techni-

cal Assistant, Grade 1 (£120- £402), Third Division, SerumLaboratories, Melbourne, as from 9th April, 1935, the officernamed having completed a satisfactory probationary period.( Ex. Min. No. 93.)

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.CENTRAL STAFF.

Office Re- classified. The classification of the office of Clerk,Third Division, Inspection Branch, Munitions Supply Branch,occupied by W. B. Keating, is raised from limits of salaryof minimum £366 and maximum £438 per annum to limitsof salary of minimum £402 and maximum £474 per annum,subject to reduction in accordance with the provisions of theFinancial Emergency Act 1931-1935.(Ex. Min. No. 251.)

Offices Created. Two new offices of Clerk, Third Division,are created in the Small Arms Factory, Lithgow, New SouthWales, Munitions Supply Branch, with limits of salary ofminimum X96 and maximum £306 per annum, subject tovariation in pursuance of regulation 106A.--( Ex. Min. No.252.)

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.Offices Created. The .undermentioned new offices in the

Investigation ¡Administrative) . Branch, Central Staff, withlimits of salary as indicated, subject to reduction in accord-ance with the provisions of the Financial Emergency Act1931 -1935. --One of Chief Investigation Officer (Administratire), Third Division, with limits of salary of minimum£852 and maximum £950 per annum ; one of InvestigationOfficer (Administrative) , Third Division, with limits ofsalary of minimum £420 and maximum £492 per annum.(Ex. Min. No. 142.)

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.WORKS AND SERVICES B IANCH.

New South Wales.New Office Created. Architect, Third Division, with limits

of salary of £438 -£510 per annum.

Northern Territory.Exemption from the provisions of the Commonwealth

Public Service Act 1922 - 1934. W. Nuttall, for the periodnot exceeding twelve months from 24th October, 1935, duringwhich he is employed in the position of Assistant WorksSupervisor, Northern Territory.

PROMOTIONS COMMONWEALTH PUBLICSERVICE ACT 1922-1934.

THE Public Service Board of Commissioners has

(1 Confirmed the undermentioned provisional promotionsas notified in the Gazettes indicated :CharlesBrammer, Rubert James Barrowman, 8th August,1935 ; Robert Frederick Bird Wake, 29th August,1935; Vivian James Liddy, James Alfred Waterworth Stevenson, John William Simper, 5th Septem-ber, 1935 ; Frederick Mortimer, 12th September,1935 ; Victor Edward Hutton, Kenneth KeithMilhinch, Hubert Thomas Wansbrough, KathleenMoylan, Wilfred John Jones, David Robent Stewart,19th September, 1935; Charles McQuarrie, 26thSeptember, 1935.

(2 ) Cancelled the undermentioned provisional promotionsas notified in the Gazettes indicated :CuthbertAlan Fox, 18th July, 1935; Mary Finlay Robinson,12th September, 1935.

(3) Pròmoted the undermentioned officer, as shown :

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Pensions and Maternity Allowances Branch, New

South Wales.Eileen Julian Harnett, Assistant (Female) ,

Grade 1 (£84 -£178 ) , Fourth Division, Sales Tax,Taxation Branch, New South Wales, as Checker(Female) (£186 -£194) , Fourth Division, Pensions,vice Mary L. O'Sullivan, transferred, with salaryat the rate of £166 per annum, to take effect from12th September, 1935.

W. J. CLEMENS, Chairman,Public Service Board of Commissioners.

APPOINTMENTS, RETIREMENTS ANDDISMISSAL .

THE following appointments, retirements and dismissal1 are notified by the Public Service Board of Commis-sioners:

APPOINTMENTS.DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Pensions and Maternity Allowances Branch, New SouthWales.

Clerk, Third Division. John Elwyn Parkinson.Pensions and Maternity Allowances Branch, South Australia.

Typist, trade 1, Fourth Division Jean Kathleen Blake.Taxation Branch, South Australia.

Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.Dorothy Irene Davis.

Commonwealth Gazette 1729 No. 59.--31st October, 1935

DEPARTMENT of TRADE AND CUSTOMS.New South Wales.

Clerk, Third Division.- -Cyril Horswill Massey, KennethAdrian Murdoch. .

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.Victoria.

Assistant (Stables), Fourth Division. John Ryan.DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.

Queensland.Seaman (Ordinary) , Fourth Division. _Eric Stanley Smith.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Telephonist, Fourth Division. Joan Beatrice Thorold-

Smith, Agnes Potter McArthur, Joan Margaret Eastoe, EileenMary Hill, 'Winifred Margaret Shade, Alice Mary Mun goven,Hilda May Cormack.

Queensland.Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division.--William Charles

Pearce, Robert James Simpson, Arthur Ronald Short, RonaldWilliam Head.

Western Australia.Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division. Leslie Ernest

Smith, Bertram John Rigby, Leonard Eric Norman Harvey,Wallace Frederick Thomson, Ronald James Berry, ClementPhilip Ryan, Robert Walter Knox, Percival Keith Roberts,Gerard Lyons, Francis Henry Samers.

Tasmania.Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division. Desiree Griffin, Isabelle

Minna Vollprecht, Barbara Mary Baxter.

RETIREMENTS.DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Taxation Branch, New South Wales.Section 49.Kathleen Valerie Berg, Typist, Grade 1, as

from ;tlie close of business on 14th September, 1935.DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Section 86. William John Field, Divisional ReturningOfficer, as from the close of business on 26th December,1935.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.Marine Branch.

Section l7.William John Smith, Boiler Attendant, asfrom the close of business on 1st October, 1.935.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.New South Wales.

Section 49. Kathleen McDonald, Telephonist, as from theclose of business on 5th October, 1935 ; Nita Thelma MarshallHorne, 'Machinist (Female), Grade 1, as from the close ofbusiness on 10th October, 1935; Doris Mildred Cooke, Tele-phonist, as from the close of business on 12th October, 1935;Ada Simons, Machinist (Female), Grade 1, as from theclose of business on 19th October, 1935.

Section 67. Dorothy Anna Regan, Typist, Grade 1, asfrom the close of business on 7th October, 1935.

Section 85 (2) . George William Steel, Postal Assistant,Grade 2, as from the close of business on 4th December,1935; Ernest Albert Williams, Postmaster, Grade 3, as fromthe close of business on 6th January, 1936.

Victoria.Section 85 (1) . Herbert Richard Braun, Postal Assistant,

Grade 3 (Mail Room) , as from the close of business on 9thDecember, 1935 ; Charles Stanley Atherton, Postmaster,Grade 3, as from the close of business on nth December,1935.

Queensland.Section 49. Frances Livingston McCulloch, Telephonist,

as from the close of business on 8th October, 1935.SO t4 t h Australia.

Section 49. Myrtle Jean Elliott, Phonogram Attendant,Grade 1, as from the close of business on 21st September,1935.

DISMISSAL.POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Section 62.Percy Edward Harvey, Postal Assistant,

Grade 1, as from the close of business on 24th October,1935.


UNIVERSITY COURSES FOR COMMONWEALTHOFFICERS IN QUEENSLAND.

rp HE notification published in Commonwealth :Galette,No 48, of 12th September, 1935, is hereby amended by

the addition of Law to the courses in which applicationmay be anode for nomination to assisted places at theUniversity of Queensland in 1936.

W. J. CLEMENS, Chairman,Public Service Board of Ooñimissioners.

EXAMINATIONS.

Examination No. 1933.FOR PROMOTION AS. SENIOR MECHANIC (ENGINEERING WORK-

SHOP), POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT._

Held 20th . July, 1935, and subsequent dates.rj HE following are the names, in alphabetical order, of the

candidates who were successful at the above examina-tion. Attention is invited to the conditions published inthe Commonwealth Gazette of 7th January, l935:

NEW SOUTH WALES.Burrows, William Sanday; Davidson, Edward Arthur;

Llewelyn, Alexander Henshall.

VICTORIA.

Hagg, Alfred Horace; King, Albert William Vigor;\ \Test, George Ernest Lytton.

QUEENSLAND.

Stoddart, William Benson.WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Elsegood, Walter Alfred; Kidd, Archibald Thomas; Zelling, John William.

TASMANIA.

Green, George Stanley.No candidate was successful in South Australia.The promotion of successful candidates who are Mechanics,

Grade 2, will be made in the order of their seniority asvacancies for Senior Mechanics occur.


FOR PROMOTIONSECTION,

Held 3rdTHE following

sections of

Examination No. 1935.AS SENIOR MECHANIC, LIGHT AND POWER

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

August, 1935, and Subsequent Dates.officers were successful in the undermentionedthe examination :

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Burrow's, William Sanday (b)Graham, Chailes Herbert (a)Rainbird, Frederick John (a )

VICTORIA.

Munro, George (a)Philpot, Walter Bayliss (a) .

(a) Successful in Sections 1 (General) and 2 (Electrical) .(b) Successful in Sections 1 and 3 (Mechanical) .Attention is directed to the conditions published in Com-

monwealth Gazette, No. 3, dated 17th January, 1935.It was necessary for a candidate to undergo examination

in Section 1 (General) , and in either Section 2 -(Electrical)Or Section 3 (Mechanical) , but he could also offer himselffor examination in Sections 2 and 3.

In filling vacancies for Senior Mechanic, Light and'Power,from successful candidates, officers will be transferred orpromoted in their order of relative seniority, subject to theirexamination results indicating that they have the requisiteknowledge (Electrical or Mechanical, as the case may be) forthe performance of the particular duties of the positionvacant.

W. J. CLEMENS, Chairman,Public . Service Board of Commissioners.

No.. 59.-31st October,. 1935 1730 Commonwealth Gazette

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.PPLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of the

Commonwealth Public Service for promotion or transferto the positions : named in the appended schedule. Where soindicated, applications will also be received from officers of thePublic Services of the States and other persons.

Applicants should state fully their qualifications for theposition sought, and must, to ensure consideration, forwardtheir applications to the officer indicated in the last columnin time to reach him not later than the appointed date.

In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of thePublic: Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, the fol-lowing particulars should be set out at the foot of theapplication -

DesignationStandard salary scale ( i.e., 1.7.26 rate )Office or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length of service .Salary .(per annum )Date granted last increment.

Exclusive of reduction under the Financial Emergency ActOther applicants should state full names, date, year and

place of birth, and whether they are natural born ornaturalized British subjects. Copies only of diplomas,

references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded.If the originals are required they will be asked for.

The range of salary indicates the classified value of a posi-tion, but appointments may be made at any salary withinsuch range.

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions ofthe Superannuation Act 1922 -1931.

At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rateof 10 per cent. of the minimum salary of the position will bemade, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existingquarters are furnished merely for the information of officers.It is not incumbent on Departments to provide quarters,which, if provided, may be wholly or partially withdrawn atany time.

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may betransferred without promotion, as the result of an applicationfor an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer conies within the con-ditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are notpermanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service willnot be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (includ-ing, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family)exceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justifymay be granted.

Position, Salary Scale t and Division. Locality. Salary (exclusive of ChildEndowment).X

Closing Date forReceipt of

Applications.To whom Applications

must be forwarded.

Clerk (£96- £306), ThirdOfficial Receiver's Section

Division,

ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Bankruptcy Branch, Queensland.

.. £81 to £276 . .Brisbane 14th November, The Secretary, Attorney-1935 General's Department,

CanberraApplicants should have experience in general clerical duties, and a knowledge of accountancy.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Taxation Branch, Queensland.

*Draftsman (£120- £384), Third Divi- Brisbane .. £105 to £354 .sien, Valuation, Assessing Land Taxand Estate Duty .

Knowledge of Survey Drafting required.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.Works and Services Branch, Central Staff.

14th November,1935

The Deputy Commissioner,Federal Taxation Depart-ment, Box 137B, G.P.O.,Brisbane

*Architect (£1204474), Third Division, Canberra £105 to £443 .. 7th November, The Secretary, DepartmentArchitectural Section + I of the Interior, Canberra

Note. An advanced knowledge of modern design and detail is essential.

Electoral Branch, Central Staff.Clerk (£4924564), Third Division ..

I

Canberra .. I £460 to £524 14th November, i The Chief Electoral Officer,I

1935 I CanberraNote A full knowledge of Commonwealth and State Electoral law and procedure,

desirable.Electoral Branch, New South Wales.

Clerk (£222£306), Third Division, Broken Hill £192 to £276Darling (Broken Hill)

Meteorological Branch, New South Wales.Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- î244), Fourth

I

Sydney .. £69 to £214 . .Division

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.Clerk (£438-£510), Third Division, Ac- Melbourne!! .. £408 to £476 .. 14th November, The Secretary, Department

1935 of Commerce, Melbourne,C.1

Note. Knowledge of Treasury Regulations, Audit Act, Public Service Act and Regulations,. and Arbitration Awards, &c., required.Accountancy qualifications are considered essential.Messenger (M64168), Fourth Division, Melbourne!!

Correspondence, Records, Staff, &c.(two positions)

and experience in administrative duties is

J 7th November, j The Commonwealth Elec-I 1935 I toral Officer, Sydney

7th November, The Divisional Meteorolo-1935 gist, Sydney

counts

£51 to £153 14th November, The Secretary, Department1935 of Commerce, Melbourne,

C.1

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.New South Wales.£336 to £372Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£366- Canberra

£402), Third DivisionSenior Postal 'Clerk, Grade I (£318- Parkes £288 to £324 .

£354 Flurd Division, (two positions) UrallaAssistait, Gradé 2 (£252-£280), Fourth Sydney .. £222 to £230 .

Division, Accounts Branch (Relieving)Duties.Relief of Assistants, Grades 2 and 3, all Sections Accounts Branch during recreation and other leave.

7th November,1935

!f

PP f!

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Sydney

PP ff

,This 'position. is also open to officers of the State Public Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants preference will be given to returnedsailors and soldiers with the necessary qualifications.

t The-rates sbowp are .subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 100.1.Ì The" salaries shown are those payable after reductions as prescribed in the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -1935 have been effected.II Atm future date the .applicants selected for the positions may be permanently transferred to Canberra,

Commonwealth Gazette 1731 O. 59 October 5

Locality.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT-- contsnued.

New South Wales -- continued.

Postal Assistant, Grade i (£84-- £244), Dorrigo, J £69 to £214Fourth Division (two positions) . Mungindi

District Allowance :. Mungindi, Grade 2.

Sydney £69 to £153 ; at 21 years ofage, £170

Telephonist (Male) (£84- £168), _ FourthDivision, Telephone Branch (ten posi-tions) _..

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342£420), ThirdDivision

Postmaster, Grade 1 (£2584330),

Merrylands

Bogan GateFourth Division (two positions) I Pilliga

Senior Postal. Clerk, Grade 2 (£366-£402), Third Division

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£318-£354), Third Division

£312 to £390

£228 to £300 . .

7th1935

November,

7th November,1935

14th November,1935

Quarters : Bogan Gate, five rooms ; Pilhga, seven rooms.District Allowance : Pilliga, Grade II.

Haymarket .. £336 to £372

Coonamble . . £288 to £324 .

District Allowance : Grade I.

Clerk (£2524330), Third Division, Tele- I Sydney .. £222 to £300phone Branch

A litants should indicate their knowledge of the telephone regulations and contract work procedure.

The Deputy Directo r;Postsand Telegraphs; Sydney

P,

14th November, The Deputy Director, Posts1935 and Telegraphs, Sydney

PPPostal Clerk (£1084306), Third or I Carcoar, I £93 to £276 .. 14th November,

Fourth Division (two positions) Yam I 1935

Applicants should note that housing accommodation is not available at Carcoar for a married office

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £244), I Quirindi, I £69 to £214 14th November,

Fourth Division (two positions) Waverley I 1935

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342 £420), ThirdDivision

Corryong

Victoria.£312 to £390

Quarters : Five rooms.

Postal Clerk (£1084306), Third or Ouyen £93 to £276

Fourth DivisionClerk (£384 - 456), Third Division, Ac- Melbourne £354 to £426

counts Branch (General Accounts)Duties. Those of officer-in-charge of Traders' Accounts Sub - section.

Departmental and Treasury system of accounts is essential.

Foreman Mechanic, Grade 1 (£372-£408), Fourth Division

Telephonist (£84- £168), Fourth Division

Postal Assistant, Grade 3 (Mail Room)(£268 £295), Fourth Division

Gympie

Maryborough

Townsville .

Queensland.

£342 to £378

PP

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Sydney

r.The Deputy Director, Posts

and Telegraphs, Sydney

7th November, The Deputy Director, Posts1935 and Telegraphs, Mel-

bourne, C.1

,,

,,

A knowledge of accounts Branch procedure and the

£69 to £153 (£170 per annumat 21 years of age)

£238 to £265 .

7th November,1935

14th November,1935

District Allowance : Grade M.Applicants must have passed tests for Postal Assistant (Mail) to advance beyond £260 per, annum.

Postman (£84- £244), Fourth Division .. Gympie .. £69 to £214 . . . . 1 14th November, I The Deputy Director, PortsI 1935 and Telegraphs, Brisbane

The Deputy Director. Postsand Telegraphs, Brisbane

,

Supervisor, Grade 1 (Inspection) (£354 - jj Perth£384), Third Division, TelegraphBranch 1

Postmaster, Grade 1 (£2584330), I StrahanFourth Division

Western Australia.£324 to £354

Duties.Traffic, &c.

Tasmania.I £228 to £300

Quarters : Six rooms.

Clerk (£306- £384), Third Division, Ac- Hobart . . I £276 to £354 .. i

counts Branch (Telephone Accounts) I

A knowledge of Telephone Accounts work particularly in regard to the Ledger Sub - section and legai procedure incidental thereto

is desirable.Postmaster, Grade 1 (£258- £330), Waratah . . £228 to £300 .. ..

1

14th November, I The Deputy. Director, Posts

Fourth Division I !1935 and Telegraphs, Hobart

District Allowance : Grade II.

14th November, The Deputy Director, Posts1935 and Telegraphs, Perth

14th November, I The Deputy Director, Posts1935 1 and Telegraphs, Hobart

.,,

t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106A.

t The salaries shown are those payable after reductions as prescribed ln the Financial Emergency Ad 1031 -1935 have been effected.

Nfl. 59.-31st October, 1935 1732 Commonwealth Gazette

NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924-1933.NOTICE UNDER SECTION 175 TO CREDITORS WHO

HAVE NOT PROVED DEBT.In the matter of TOM RICHMOND JOHNSON,- of .1Vudinna,

farmer,- under deed of assignment No. 153 of 1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee- herein, in pur-

suance of section 175 of Part XI. of the BankruptcyAct 1924 -1933, has filed in the Bankruptcy* Court such accountas by such Act is required. The Trustee herein proposesto pay as .far as practicable the claims of the preferentialcreditors and to distribute the balance of the moneys (ifany) amongst the unsecured creditors who have proved theirclaims and have sig ted the deed or assented thereto in writ-ing.. Any creditors who have not proved their debts andassented to the deed within one month from this date willbe -excluded from all benefits under the deed.

Dated at Adelaide this 21st day of October, 1935.

6984 E. W. PAINTER, Trustee.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDENDS.Part XII.

OTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declaredividends in the undermentioned estates:

(No. 18 of 1934) , Part XII. Hrr.TON NOBLE SAIVYER,(trading as Keens Hats, 23A Oxford- street, Sydney ).First and final.

(No. 207 of 1934) , Part XII. ROLAND THOMAS TAYLOR,REUBEN GEORGE ALAN TAYLOR, and PERCY FRANKTAYLOR (trading as Taylors Tyre Service; Yass) .-- First.

The dividends will be payable to those creditors who haveproved their claims on or before the 15th day of November,1935.

ALAN N. BRIERLEY, Trustee.27 Hunter - street, Sydney, 22nd October, 1935. 6985

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO DECLAREDIVIDEND.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia(No. 358 of 1935) . In the matter of E. H. & A. STILLING,of Steelton.AFIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the above

matter. Creditors whose claims are not proved by the1.5th day of November, 1935, will be excluded from thisdividend.

Dated this 21st day of October, 1935.

A. L. GNI.EL, Trustee.Selborne .Chambers, Pink-street, Adelaide. 6986

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.NOTICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend

is intended to be paid in the matter of Julian ScottJefferies, of 194 a'Beckett- street, who executed a deed ofarrangement on the 7th day of June, 1935, which was regis-tered on the 10th day of June, 1935. Creditors who havenot proved . their debt by the 12th November, 1935, will beexcluded from the dividend.

Dated this 21st day of October, 1935.WILLIAM F. COLES, Trustee.

472 Bourke - street, Melbourne. 6987

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of CLEMENT Lrwls MusGROVE, of Grafton,tailor and mercer.OTICE is hereby given that a third and final dividend

is intended to be declared in this matter. The dividendYvill be payable to those creditors who have proved theirclaims on or before the sixth day of November, 1935.

Dated this twenty -third day of October, 1935.

S. N. WEST 1. Tr_uatees.A. E. SINFIELD SC /o: STARKEY & STARKEY, 77 York- street, Sydney. 6988

Part XII.In the Bankruptcy Court, District of New South Wales, and

the Territory of the Seat of Government.In the matterof a deed of arrangement between FREDERICK GEORGEMUM ORD, of 89 Church- street, Parramatta, and his credi-tors.T4KE notice that Frederick George Mumford, 89 Church-

street, Pa.rrania.tta, has executed a deed of arrangementunder Part XII. of the Bankruptcy Act 1.924 -1933 in favourof Arthur Sydney Hawley, as Tru=.tee, for the benefit of hiscreditors generally. All persons having any claim againstthe said Frederick George Mumford are required to sendparticulars thereof to the undersigned forthwith. Anycreditor failing to Drove his claim may be excluded from allbenefits under the deed.. Datd at Sydney this twenty -first day of October, 1935.

ARTHUR SYDNEY HAWLEY, Trustee.Manufacturers' House, 12 -14 O'Connell street, Sydney. 6989

Part XII.In the Bankruptcy Court, District of New South Wales and

the Territory of the Seat of Government. In the matterof a deed of arrangement between DONALD GEORGE STE1'HENS,trading as Lumax Lighting, of 4 Angel- place, Sydney, andhis creditors.

T.AKE Notice that Donald George Stephens, trading asLumax Lighting, 4 Angel place, Sydney, has executed

a deed of arrangement under Part XII. of the Bank -ruptcy Act 1924 -1933 in. favour of Arthur Sydney Hawleyas Trustee for the benefit of his creditors generally. Allpersons having any claim against the said Donald. GeorgeStephens are required to send particulars thereof to the under-signed forthwith. Any creditor failing to prove his claimmay be excluded from all benefits under the deed.

Dated at Sydney this twenty -first day of October, 1935.

ARTHUR SYDNEY HAWLEY, Trustee.Manufacturers' House, 12 -14 O'Cotnell- street, Sydney. 6990


In the matter of ARTHUR PEARSON, of Newcastle.

NOTICE is hereby given that a second dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepayable to those creditors who have proved their claims on orbefore the sixth day of November, 1935.

Dated this twenty -third day of October, 1935.

FRANK DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG, Trustee.17 Bolton- street, Newcastle. 6992

NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT.Part XI.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western A ustralia(No. 11 of 1934) .

itT OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance ofsection 1.75, has filed the required and final statement

in the assigned estate of John Collard Bushell, of Watheroo,Western. Australia.

Dated this day of October, 1935.

J. L. PATON, Trustee.Paton and Morris, Pastoral House, St. George's- terrace,

6993Perth, Western Australia.

Part XI.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia

(No. 42 of 1933 ).In the matter of MERVYN CLYDE Elms,plumber, 32 Banksia- terrace, South Perth, in the State ofWestern Australia, a Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of section 175,

the Trustee has this day filed the required statement.Dated this day of October, 1935.

6994 J. O. SMITH, Trustee.

Commonwealth Gazette 1733 No. 59. -31st October,: 1935

ORDER OF DISCHARGE.N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.

161 of 1934) .-- R,e MEDLEY_ ARTHUR HUNTER, . of _15. Pier-street, Glenelg, plumber, employed at Hoidens Motor BodyBuilders. Summary case. .

Date of order of discharge - 27th September, -1935.Nature of order Discharged unconditionally.


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of

section 175, has filed . the required statement in theassigned estate of Ellen Kerr Lloyd; 592 Albany -road, VictoriaPark, Western Australia.

J. L. PATON, Trustee.Paton and Morris, Pastoral House, St. George's terrace,

Perth, Western Australia. 6995


In the . Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia(No. 97 of 1933) .NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of

section 175, has filed the required statement in theassigned estate of Geoffrey Charles Wright, upholsterer, of452 William- street, Perth, Western Australia.

J. L. PATON, Trustee.Paton and Morris. Pastoral House, St. George's terrace,

6996Perth, Western Australia.

ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of New

South Wales and the Territory for the Seat of Government.DET3TOR'S NameERIC IIAROI.n WILLIAMS.

Address Bel 'bird, near C'essnoek.Description Miner.Court Bankruptcy.NumberS.508 of 1930.Date of order -1st October, 1935.

Debtor's nameRonNEy J)AVIES \VIIYTE.Address Coogee.DescriptionAgent.Court Bankruptcy.Number -5.255 of 1933.J)ate or order -28th September, 1935.

Debtor's name PETER PETERS ( separate estate) .Address Lake Cargeiligo, formerly of Wagga Wagga, in

partnership with George Barris.Description Restau ran tcur.Court Bankruptcy.Number S.264 of 1933.Date of order I8th October, 1935.

Debtor's name GEORGE HARRIS (separate estate) .Address Delegate, formerly of Wagga Wagga, in partner-

ship with Peter Peters.Description Restauranteur.Court Bankruptcy.Number S.264 of 1933.Date of order-18th October, 1935.

6997 J. T. KEANEY, Registrar.

District of Western Australia.No. ] 8 of 1935. In the bankrupt estate of ALFRED BENNETT,

late of 433 Hanuan- street and Exchange Buildings, Kal-goorlie, accountant.

No. 103 of 1930. In the bankrupt estate of SADIUEL. GLASS,of Binnu, farmer, also trading as Glass and Duplex, farmers.

ADIVTDEND is intended to be declared in the abovematter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by

the fifteenth day of November, 1935, will be excluded fromdividend.

Dated this 15th (18V of October, 1935.

H. S. CROFTS, Official Receiver.Supreme Court, Perth. 6998

ADMINISTRATION ORDER.EBTOR'S NameDOUGLAS MAL.COLM (deceased) .

Address Late of \ \Tagi n .Description Merchant.Court Bankruptcy, Western Australia.Number of matter.-24 of 1935.Date of order -11th October, 1935.Date of petition -20th September, 1935.

Act of bankruptcy Petition by legal personal representative.

6999 H. S. CROFTS, Official Receiver.

7000 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.


In the matter of EDWIN CLEDtENT JENKINS, batelier, ofKingscote.NOTICE is hereby given that a first dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepayable to those creditors who have proved their claims onor before the 4th day of November, 1935.

Dated this 2].st day of October, 1935.

T. L. JORDAN, Trustee.52 -54 Brookinan Buildings, Grenfell- street, Adelaide. 7001

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.NoTici, is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of

section 175, has filed the required statement in theassigned estate of William Frederick John Smith, of\Virrabara, South Australia..

Dated at Port Pirie this 18th day of October, 1935.

7 002 J. J. WELLS, Trustee.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A FIRSTDIVIDEND.

Part XI.111 the matter of Awruun WALTER BAKER, of 18 Adelaide-

terrace, Perth, tramway employee.AFIRST Dividend is intended to be declared. Creditors

who have not assented to the scheme of arrangementon or before the fourth day of November, 1935, will beexcluded from the dividend.

Dated this 18th day of October, 1935.

ALLAN MARTIN, Trustee.Surrey Chambers, St. George's- terrace, Perth. 7003

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.NOTICE is hereby given that a second and final dividend

is intended . to be paid in the matter of WILLIAMCLAR NCE ELLIorr, trading as Mayfield West Garage, at Mait-land -road, Mayfield, who executed a deed of arrangement onthe 13th day of June, 1934, which was registered on the 4thday of July, 1934. Creditors who have not proved their debtby the 9th day of November, 1935, will be excluded from thedividend.


. ALFRED A. BOA, F:I.I. A., Trustee.Commercial Bank Chambers, 69 Hunter- street, Newcastle.

7004

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF DECLARATION OFDIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of a deed of arrangement, No. 56, betweenBENJAMIN LovETT, senior, BENJAMIN LovE 'r, junior, andARTHUR. MILTON LOVEvr, trading as Lovn'rr Bnós., generalstorekeepers, Derby - street, Waieha, and their creditors.OTICE is hereby given that a fifth dividend of sixpence

Di (6d.) in the £1 has been declared and may be receivedat the office of R. C. Vidal, Chartered Accountant:. (Rust.),A.M.P. Chambers, 57 Hunter- street, Newcastle, on -the twenty -fifth day of October, 1935, or on any subsequent week =daybetween the hours of nine a.m. and half -past five p.m.

Dated at Newcastle this twenty - fourth day of October, -1935.

R. C. VIDAL, Trustee.7005

No.. 59.--31st October, 1935 1134 Commonwealth Gazette

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND. .

Part XII.In the matter of HENRY CORNELIUS JUDD SCHNEIDER, fariner,

of Peebinga.fJTICE is liereny given that a final dividend is intended

:to be declared in this matter. The dividend will -be

payable to those creditors who have proved their claims onor before the 5th day of November, 1935.

Dated this 22nd day of October, 1935.T, L. JORDAN, Trustee.

52 -54 Brookman Buildings, Grenfell- street, Adelaide. 7006

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO DECLAREDIVIDEND.

Part X1..In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.

43 of 1931).--In the matter of FRANK FRISKE CLEMENT, of223 Rundle- street, Adelaide, seedsnnan, a debtor.FIRST and Final Dividend is intended to be declared

ill the above matter. Creditors whose claims are notproved by the 5th day of November, 1935, will be excludedfrom this dividend.

Dated this 23rd day of October, 1935.R. B. WILTSHIRE, Trustee.

65 King William- street, Adelaide. 7007

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.255 of 1935).-In the matter of JOHN ST. CLARE CARTER, ofMaggea, fariner, a debtor.AFIRST and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in

the above matter. Creditors whose claims are notproved by the 4th day of November, 1935, will be excludedfrom this dividend.

Dated this 23rd day of October, 1935.

65 King William- street,R. B. WILTSHIRE, Trustee.

Adelaide. 700i.

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.

IÑthe Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 98 of1934) . -In re JOSEPH WILLIAM GILLSON, formerly ofSwan Hill, but now of Piangi!, farmer.

Date of petition -2nd June, 1934.Date of sequestration order -11th June, 1934.Date of order of discharge -10th October, 1935..

7009 ROBERT J. \VYLES, Deputy Registrar.

I Nthe Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 228of 1929) .-In re WILLIAM CRAIG WILLIAMSON, ofMeringur, farmer.

Date of petition-7th August, 1929..

Date of sequestration order -3rd September, 1929.Date of order of discharge -10th October, 1935.

7010 ROBERT J. ZVYLES, Deputy Registrar.

N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. 32of 1935).-Re bankrupt estate of RICHARD JOHNTHOMPSON, of 9 Regent - street, Hobart, temporary warder.

Date of ,petition -18th October, 1935.Date .of sequestration .order-18th October, 1935.Date acid piTaee of first meeting of creditors -31st October,

1935 at Eleven a..m., at Official Receiver's Office, Hobart.Date of public examination -31st October, 19:35, at a

quarter -past Two p.m., at Supreme Court, Hobart.NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.Dated 25th October, 1935.

J. A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver.119 Dlaequarie- street, Hobart. 7 011

NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS.IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

No. 161 of 1934. -1í'e HEDLEY ARTHUR HUNTER, of 15 Pier-street, Glenelg, plumber, employed at Hoidens Motor BodyBuilders.-Summary case.

No 1Cí" of-1935.-Re NORMAN HENRY GROVE- JONES, of ArnoBay, labourer: - Summary case.

No. 41 of 1935. -Re HENRY HAMILTON BLACKHAM PAYNE,of Moorlands, formerly of Mailala,, share- farmer. Suintmazy ease

A. first and final dividend is intended to be declared in eachof the above matters. Creditors who have not proved. theirdebts by the 223d November, ,1935, : will be excluded fromdividend:

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.Adelaide, 25th October, 1935. 7013

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

No. 136 of 1935. -Re HERBERT BRAY HALL, óf Springbank,in the District of South Australia, builder, and previouslycarrying on business as a dairyman. = Summary case.

Date of petition -21st October, 1935.Date of sequestration order -21st October, 1935.Date of first meeting of creditors -=7th November, 1935,

at Eleven a.m.Date of public examination -7th .November, 1935, at

half -past Two p.m.No. 1.37 of 1935.-Re HOWARD Aununy REGIN ALD MUSTARD,

of 50, Ledger -road, Beverley, formerly of Kybunga, fariner.Date of petition -25th October, 1935.Date of sequestration order -25t1í October, 1935.Date of first meeting of creditors -6th November, 1935,

at Eleven a.m.Date of public examination -6th November, 1935, at

half -past Two p.m.No. 138 of 1935. -Re MILTON GILMOUR MEDI.Ow, now of

parts unknown, lately carrying on business as atobacconist and hairdresser at Commercial -road, 'PortAdelaide.

Date of petition -13t1í September, -1935.Date of sequestration order -25th October, 1935.Date of first meeting of creditors -1 st November, 1935,

at Eleven a.m.Above meetings will be held at Southern Chambers, 316

King William- street, Adelaide, and public examinations atBankruptcy Court, Adelaide.

NovE. -All debts due to above estates should be paid to me.A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.

Adelaide, 25th October, 1935. 7012

INthe Court of Bankruptcy, District of Central Queensland(No. 9 of 1935) . -Re HAR.COURT KEITH PROLL, at presentresiding at number 226 West- street, Rockhampton, in theState of Queensland, carpenter, lately residing and carry-ing on business at number 226 West- street, Rockhamptonaforesaid, carpenter -a Bankrupt. Summary case.

Date of petition, sequestration order and order for summaryadministration-16th October, 1935.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors Eleven a.m. onWednesday, 6th November, 1935, at Office of Local DeputyPublic Curator, Rockhampton.

NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.J. O. ALEXANDER, Acting Official Receiver.

Brisbane, 22nd October, 1935. 7014

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland.

-Re IlAR ;.RY .JONES, formerly carrying on business as amember of the firm of Harry Jones & Co., electricians.George- street, Brisbane, a Debtor.AFIFTH and Final Dividend is intended to be declared

on claims proved in the above matter. Creditors whohave not lodged their proofs of debt with nie on or before14th November, 1935, will lie excluded from this dividend.

J. O. ALEXANDER, Acting Official Receiver.Taxation Building, Brisbane, 24th October, 1935. 7015

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland

(No. 42 of 1931 ) . -Re THOMAS \VALTER CONNORS, ofTaunton- street, Annerley, Brisbane, in the State of Queenland, council employee, formerly of Ashley- street, Fairfield.in the raid State. - Summary case.AFOURTH and Final Dividend is intendl3d to be declared

on claims proved in this estate. Creditors who havenot lodged their proofs of debt with nie on or before 14thNovember, 1935, Nvill be excluded from this dividend.

J. O. ALEXANDER, Acting Official Receiver.taxation Building, Brisbane, 24th October, 1935. 7016

the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queens-land (No. 44 of 1935).-Re JAMES DAWSON, electricalfitter, at present residing at Mount Isa, in the State ofQueensland, lately residing at and carrying on businessat Ingham, in the said State, as an electrician, a Bank-rupt.- Summary case.

Date of petition, sequestration order, and order for sum-mary administration -16th October, 1935.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors- Eleven a.m.,on Thursday, 7th November, 1935, at office of OfficialReceiver, Customs House, Townsville.

?;dTE. -Ali .debts due to the estate should be paid to me.J. O. ALEXANDER, Acting Official Receiver.

Brisbane, 24th October, 1935. 7017

Uomhnonwealth Gazett

N OTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLAR E DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter . of the assigned estate of HUGH ARGYLE LEITCH,garage proprietor, of Leitcliville, Victoria.NOTICE is hereby given that a first dividend is intended to

be declared in this matter. -The dividend will be payableto. those creditors who have proved their claims on or beforethe sixteenth day of November, 1935.

Dated this twenty- second day of October, 1935.W. R. "WESTCOTT, Trustee.

C/o R. J. HUGHES, 368 Collins - street, Melbourne, C.1. 7018

1136 No. 59.-31st October, 1935

CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF _ SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF ASSIGNIII];NT.

Part XI.In the Court of Bank ruptcy, District of South Australia

(No. 392 of 1935) .IHER11I3V certify that at an adjourned, meeting.,'of the

creditors of George Joseph Horgan, of Guluare, ill theState of . South Australia, farmer, duly convened and held atthe offices of Andrews & Jolly, Paringa Building, 5 Hindley-street, _ Adelaide, on the 23rd day of October, 1.935, a specialresolution was duly carried that the said George . JosephHorgan do execute a deed of assignment,;- in pursuance ofPart XL of the I3amk0uptcy A.ct 1924 -1933, to FrederickWilliam Jolly, of Paringa Building, 15 _ Hindley- street,Adelaide, as Trustee. .

Dated this 23rd day of October, 1935.

R. BATEMAN, Chairman.


in the matter of the assigned estate of CHARLES OTTERY,butcher, formerly of 43 Best street, North Fitzroy.

NolicEis hereby given that a first dividend is intended to

be. declared in this matter. The dividend will be pay-able to those creditors who have proved their claims on orbefore the sixteenth day of November, 1935.

Dated this twenty- second day of October, 1935.

W R. WESTCOTT, Trustee.C/o R. J. HUGHES, 368 Collins- street, Melbourne, C.1. 7019

NOTICE OF ORDER RELEASING TRUSTEE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria. Re

assigned estates of HENRY GEORGE HARRISON, of Kew,builder -(No. 11 of 1928) ; ANNIE RAYMOND, trading asRosenthal & Co., of Carlton and Adelaide; dealer (No. 27of 1928) ; WILLIAM WINTER STUCKEY, deceased, of Mentone, wood merchant (No. 10 of 1929) ; HARRY and GEItssl-MOS RAFTOPOULOS, of Windsor, caf6. proprietors (No. 52of 1929) ; FRANCIS LAFFAN, of Oakleigh, cycle dealer (No.111 of 1929) ; RUDOLPH CHARLES RATCLIFFE, of Oakleigh,grocer (No. 166 of 1930) , all of the District of Victoria.

1\TOTICE is hereby given that on the 2nd day of October,

1935, the Court granted me release as the Trustee ofthe above named estates.

Dated at Melbourne this 25th day of October. 1935.PERCY J. KENT, Trustee.

25 Little Flinders- street, Melbourne. 7020

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A FIRSTDIVIDEND.

Part XI.In the matter of ARTHUR CHATLEY and HORACE JAMES

CHATLEY, trading as A. Chatley and Son, builders, of Haystreet, Subiaco.AFIRST Dividend is intended to be declared, and creditors

who have not assented to the deed and proved theirdebts, on or before the 9th November, 1935, will he excludedfrom the dividend.

Dated this 21st day of October, 1935.J. O. SMITH, Trustee.

14 Weld Chambers, Perth. 7021.

In the Court of Bankruptcy,- District of Victoria (No. 183of 1933) . Re the estate of H. M. LEE, deceased, (formerlysolictor, of Melbourne), as to which estate an administra-tion order was made on 9th October, 1933.

A FIRST Dividend i = intended to be declared in the abovematter. Creditors who have not proved their claims

by the 16th day of November, 1935, will be excluded.A. H. OUTHWAITE, Trustee.

365 Collins- street, Melbourne. 7022

l'art Xl.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia

(No. 392 of 1935).--Re GEORGE JOSEPH HORGAN, of Gu snare,in the State of South Aurtralia, Debtor.

lkl' OTICE is hereby given that the above -named Debtor hasIN executed a deed of assignment to Frederick William.dolly, of Paringa Building, 15 Hindiey- strut, Adelaide, andthe saine is now lying for inspection and execution at theoffices of the above - named.


7023 F. W. JOLLY, Trustee.

Office of the Registrar,Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

Filed this 24th day of October, 1935, at 3 p.m.

7024 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.

CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.

Part XI.District of South Australia (No. 388 of 1935).Ri FRIED RICH

HERMANN LANGE, a. Debtor.y HEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors ofj -Friedrich Hermann Lange, of Port Pirie, fariner, dulyconvened and held at Port Pirie, on the 15th -day of October,1935, a special resolution was duly carried that the saidFriedrich Hermann Lange do execute a deed of assignment,in pursuance of Part X.I. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1933,to .John Jantes Wells, of Port Pirie, in the State of SouthAustralia, registered Trustee, as Trustee for the creditors, -andthat the Trustee's remuneration be the fixed sum of £10 10s.

Dated the 15th day of October, 1935.C. P. PI{EST, Chairman.

Office of the Registrar,Court of Bankruptcy, District of Sentit Australia.

Filed this 21st day of October, 1935, at 10 a.m.

7025 W. R. FORBES, Deputy Registrar.


NOTICE . is hereby given that it is intended to declaredividends in the unaermentionea esta :es

JoHN THOMAS WIHARTON, general storekeeper, Urunga.Second.

ALBERT CHARLES TOMPSON, general storekeeper, Warren.Sixth.

The dividends will be payable to those creditors .who haveproved their claims on or before the fourteenth day of Novem-ber, 1935. Creditors who have not proved their claims on orbefore that date will be excluded from such divineed.

Dated at Sydney this thirty -first day of October, 1935.HUNG ER FORD, SPOONER & COY., agents for the

Trustees, Dalton House, 115 Pitt - street, Sydney. 7027

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.l'art XII.

in the matter of a deed of arrangement . between CHARLESPAt.L MACQUILLAN, of Sydney, in the State of New SouthWales, and his creditors, dated the thirty -first day ofMarch, 1932.

j\T OT1.CE is hereby given that a second and final - dkidendj to preferential unsecured creditors is intended to bedeclared in this matter. The' dividend \vill be payable tothose preferential unsecured creditors who have proved theirclaims on or before the eighteenth day of November, 1935.


H. R. GRIFFITHS, Trustee.Kelvin House, 15 Castlereagh- street;, Sydney. 7028

No.. 59 31st October, 1935

NOTICE OF. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of a deed of arrangement between SOLOMONBERNARD COIHEN, grocer, 49 Dudley- street, Punchbowl,NSW., and his creditors.OTICE is hereby given that a first dividend of 7s. in the

D. has been declared to -day and that _dividend ordersmay be obtained from us on 1st November 1935, or any sub-sequent week -day between the hours of Nine a.m. and half -past 'Five p.m.

Dated at Sydney this thirty -first day of October, 1935.

1736 Commonwealth Gazette

HALBERD, PARSONS & ANDERSON, Trustees.Carrington- street, Sydney. 7029

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.In the matter of. AMos Houcu, grocer, 11 Beatrice- street,

Auburn.OTICE is hereby given that a dividend is intended to be

PI declared in this matter. The dividend will be payableto those creditors who have proved their claims on or beforethe fourteenth day of November, 1935.

Dated this 31st day of October, 1935.HALBERG, PARSONS & ANDERSON, Trustees.

Carrington- street, Sydney. 7030

Part XII.In the matter of a. deed of arrangement between LESLIE

STEWART, trading as Smith & Stewart, of Bowen, draper, andhis creditors.OTICE is hereby given that a first dividend of Nine

shillings (9s.) in the £1 has been declared in thismatter, and is payable at the office of the Trustee, 400 Queenstreet, Brisbane.

Dated this twenty -fifth day of October, 1935..

7031 GEORGE REES, Trustee.

.

SEQUESTRATION ORDERS AND FIRST MEETINGS.fN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.

No. 5.197 of 1935. -Re EDGAR KAUTER, of 31 L+ nmore -road,Newtown, near Sydney, piano importer.

Date of petition -26th September, 1935.Date of sequestration order -21st October, 1935.

No. S.199 of 1935. -Re CHARLES ELLiorr, of 5 Warralestreet, Hamilton, lately carrying on business at Hunter -street, Newcastle, storekeeper.

Date of petition -17th September, 1935.Date of sequestration order -22nd October, 1935.

No. 8.201 of 1935. -Re GERTRRUDE MARSH, of Frenchman's-road, Randwiek, and lately carrying on business at thataddress, storekeeper.

Date of petition -26th August, 1935.Date of sequestration order -23rd October, 1935.

No. 5.203 of 1935. -Re FRANK HOARE, of Tooleybuc,farmer. .

Date of petition -27th September, 1935.Date of sequestration order -24th October, 1935.

No. 5.200 of 1935. -Re WILLIAM GEORGE HANCOCK, of 38Warumba- street, Five Dock, lately residing at 160 Annan-dale- street, Annandale, and carrying on business at 14Spring- street, Sydney, solicitor.

Date of petition and of sequestration order -23rdOctober, 1935.

No. 5.202 of 1935. -Re C. R. SWEJeFNAM (a male) ofTorrens- street, Braddon, Canberra, F.C.T.

ti Date of petition-27th September, 1935.Date of .sequestration -order-23rd Dctober,..1935.

No. 8.201-of-1935.-Re GEORGE J. SUGDEN, of Ardlethan, andlately. carrying on business at Ardletharr as " George J.Sugden & Co: '. . ..

.

Date of -petition 27th September, 1935.Date of:. sequestration order -24th October, 1935.

Ni. 5.108 of 1935. -Re Lours ALBERT BIRCHMEIER, of 164Bay- street; Rockdale,- clerk. .

Date of Petition ---5th September, 1935.Date of sequestration -order-22nd October, 1935.

All debts due to the above` estates should be paid to me.

PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.No. S.80 of 1935. -Re FaANSCOMBE HALDON RICHARDSON, of

101 Mills - street, Carlton.Date of public examination -11th November, 1935, at

Ten a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Sydney. -Sum-mary case.

No. S.75 of 1935. -Re WILLIADM BERNARD KEUR, of 51 Greenacre-road, Hurstville, lately carrying on business as Kerrand Sons, 470 Botany -road, Botany, coal merchant.

Date of public examination -l9th November, 1935, atTen a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.-Sum-mary case.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.No. S.98 of 1935.-Re SAS ?EEL GEORGE HAwniis s, of Young,

engineer, and lately carrying on business at Lovell - street,Young.

A first and final dividend is' intended to be paid in theabove estate. Any creditor who has not lodged a proof of debtby the 15th November, 1935, will be excluded from dividend.

No. S.31 of 1935.-Re JAMES TOWERS, now of 128 Curlewis-street, Bondi, butcher, lately residing and carrying onbusiness at 62 Hall- street, Bondi.- Summary case:

A first and final dividend is intended to be paid in theabove estate. Any creditor who has not lodged proof of debtby the 14th November, 1935, will be excluded from dividend.

P. W. NETTE, Of vial Receiver, Commonwealth BankBuilding, 112 Pitt - street, Sydney, 28th October, 1935. 7032

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No.270 of 1931) .-Re PHILr,IP ALEXANDER CORP, formerlycarrying on business at 325 Gore- street, Fitzroy, isVacuum Chemical Co.

1\TOTICE is hereby given that the above- named Court

has appointed Monday, the 4th day of November, 1935;at half -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding thepublic examination of the above- named debtor at the HighCourt Building, Melbourne.

Dated this 28th day of October, 1935.7033 W. H. L. LOUG-HREY, Official Receiver.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No.317 of 1931) . -R,e LIONEL FINLEY MCKENZIE, formerly ofManarrgatang, and. of 34) Holroyd- street, Coburg, Penalwarder.NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named Court

has appointed Thursday, the 7th day of November, 1935,at half -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding thepublic examination of the above named debtor at the HighCourt Building, Melbourne.


7034 W. H. L. LOTJGHREY, Official Receiver.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No.29 of 1935 ).----Re HAROLD HODGES, of Warrnambool, tradingag Chapel & Hodges.NO T ICE is hereby given that the above- named Court

has appointed Friday, the 8th day of November, 1935,at half -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding thepublic examination of the above named debtor at the HighCourt Building, Melbourne


70.35 W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

In the Court .of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No.

83 of 1935 ) . -Re ERROL EGRERT SAMUEL KING, of 267Nicholson- street, East Brunswick, clerk.NOTICE is hereby given . that the above -named Court

has appointed Thursday, the 7th day of November, 1935,at half -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding thepublic examination of the above- named debtor at the HighCourt Building, Melbourne.


7036 W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

Commonwealth Gazette 1737 No. 59.-L--31st October; 1935

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No.96 of 1935) .Re WILLIAM TRUEMAN, of Albert - street,Sunshine, labourer.OTICE is hereby given that the above- named Court

iv has appointed Monday, the 4th day of November, 1935,at half -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding thepublic examination of the above -named debtor at the HighCourt Building, Melbourne.

Dated this 28th day of October, 1935.7037 W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No.97 of 1935. Re ANNIE AMELIA MCDONALD, formerly ofBoort, now of Whittlesea, hotelkeeper.

j OTICE is hereby given that the above -named Courtjl has appointed Friday, the 8th day of November, 1935,at half -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding thepublic examination of the above -named debtor at the HighCourt Building, Melbourne.

Dated this 28th day of October, 1935.7038 W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No.150 üf 1935).Re bankrupt estate of HARRY GOODSON,late of Toolamba, orchardist, deceased.

Date of petition -16th October, 1935.Date of sequestration order-22nd October, 1935.Date and place of first meeting of creditors-7th November,

1935, at half-past Two p.m., at Court House, Shepparton.NOTE.All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.Law Courts, Melbourne, 24th October, 1935. 7039

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No.152 of 1935).Re bankrupt estate of HENRY EDWARDGREGORY, late of Hopetoun, farmer, deceased.

Date of petition -17th October, 1935.Date of sequestration order -22nd October, 1935.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -1st November,

1935, at half -past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver'sOffice, Melbourne.

NOTE. All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

Law Courts, Melbourne, 22nd October, 1935. 7040

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No.153 of 1935. Re bankrupt estate of EDWIN THOMASPLUMMER,. of 146 Swanston- street, Melbourne, tailor.

Date of petition -7th October, 1935.Date of sequestration order -23rd October, 1935.NOTE. All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.


TN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No.154 of 1935) .Re bankrupt estate of CHARLES WILLIAMLEACH, lata of Lygon - street, Carlton, contractor,deceaaP .

Date of petition -12th September, 1935.Date of sequestration order --23rd October, 1935.NOTE. All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.


TN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No.j 155 of 1935).Re bankrupt estate of DAVID GOODWINMOLELLAND, of Whitehorse -road, Mitcham, director.

Date of petition 20th September, 1935.Date of sequestration order -423rd October, 1935.NOTE. All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.


4890. -3

PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS.In the matter of the Companies Act. 1899 and in the matter

of LÒÑDON FUR Co. LTD. (in liquidationNOTICE is hereby given that an extraordinary- general

meeting of the company will be held at the office of theliquidator, room 822, Manchester Unity Building, 160' Castile -reagh- street, Sydney, on the twenty- eighth day of November,1935, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of]laving an account laid before it, and of hearing any explana-tion which may be given by the liquidator, and also of deter-mining by extraordinary resolution how the books anddocuments of the company may be disposed of.

Dated at Sydney this twenty - second day of October, 1935.

6991 P. McGRATH, Liquidator.

Companies Ordinance 1931 -32. .

MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF MAMMOTHGOLD MINE NO LIABILITY.

(1) The name of the company is to be "Mammoth GoldMine No Liability ".

(2) The first place of operations is at Tennant Creek,Northern Ter.ritory.

(3) The first registered office of the company will besitua.ed at Canberra, Federal Capital Territory.

(4) The value of the company's intended property, includ-ing the plant and machinery is £38,500.

(5) The amount of money at the credit of the company,or any person on its behalf, is £7,500, and the total liabilityof the company, or wh_cli the company is intended to assumeor undertake, is £6,200 in cash aim' £28,000 in 112,00 fully -paid shares of 5s. each. ,

(6) The nominal capital (.f the company is £100,'000 in400,000 shares of 5s. each.

(7) The number of contributing shares subscribed for is150,000.

(8) The name of the first manager is Guy Newton Moore.(9) Ten per centum of the contributing capital has been

duly paid up in cash.(10) The only contracts entered into on behalf of this

company are those of which the particulars are stated here-under :

An agreement made on the 25th day of September, 1935,between James Clason Gates, Loftus Moran and ThomasLeahey, for and on behalf of Mammoth Mining Syndicateof the one part and Guy Newton Moore, as Trustee forthe company, of the other part.

Dated this 24th day of October, 1935.We, the persons whose names and addresses are subscribed

hereby apply to register "Mammoth Gold Mine No Liability"as a No Liability Company:JAS. C. GATES James Clason Gates, 352 Collins- street,

Melbourne (investor).LorTUS H. MORAN Loftus Henry Moran, 501 St. Kilda-

road, Melbourne (importer) .A. CAPPER MoonE Arthur Capper Moore ( chartered accoun-

tant) , 360 Collins- street, Melbourne.V. V. HART Vincent Vernon Hart, 21 Larnook - street,

Armadale ( law clerk) .H. MODONELL Henry McDonell, 28 The Avenue, Wind-

sor (accountant).R. A. MEIRLEJOHN Robert Adrian Meiklejohn, 36 Gilbert -

grove, Bentleigh (clerk) .G. N. MooRE Guy Newton Moore (chartered accoun-

tant) , 360 Collins- street, Melbourne.Witness to the above signatures

C. W. KERSHAW Clifford Warwick Kershaw, 360 Collins -street, Melbourne (secretary) .

MAMMOTH GÓLD MINE No LIABILITY.

Declaration Verifying Aiemorundium for Registration.I, GUY NEWTON MOORE, dó hereby solemnly declare and.

affirm that .

(1) I am the Manager of the said intended company.(2) The above statements are, to the best of my belief

and knowledge, true in every particular.And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters

aforesaid according to the law in titis behalf made, andsubject to the punishment by law provided for any wilfullyfalse statement in any such. declaration.

Declared before me this 24t111day of October, 1935. G. N. MOORE, Manager.

Wm. H. Waddell, J.P.7026

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