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Native Welfare Act, 1904-1954.

Reserve for Natives.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALfA, By His Exceiieocy Lieuteoant-Geoeral Sir ChancyTO WIT, j Henry Gairdncr, KOiRht Commander of the Most

CHARLES HENRY Disfioguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGAIRDNER, George, Knight Commander of the Royal Vic-Governor. torian Order, Knight Commander of the Most

[L.S.] Eocehleet Order of the British Eospire, Cons-

panicn of the Most Henourable Order of theBath, Gosereor in and over the State ofWestern Australia and ito Dependencies in the

Conrmonwaalth of Aostralia.

Ex. Co. No. 1439.WHEREAS by section 11 of the Native WelfareAct, 1904-1954, it is provided that the Governor isempowered, by Proclamation, to declare any CrownLands to be a Reserve for Natives; and whereasit is deemed desirable that a Reserve for Nativesshould be declared at Dumbieyung: Now, thereforeI, the said Governor, with the advice of the Execu-tive Council, do hereby declare all that portion ofland, containing 8 acres 23 roods and 23 perches,known as Dumbleyung Lot 206 to be a Reserve forNatives (reserve No. 15123).

Given under my hand and the Public Seal ofthe said State at Perth, this 3rd day ofAugust, 1960.

By His Excellency's Command,C. C. PERKINS,

Minister for Native Welfare.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN I

Land Act, 1933-1958.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Charles

TO WIT, 5 Henry Gairdner, Knight Commander of the MostCHARLES HENRY Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

GAIRONER, George, Knight Commander of thn Royal Vic-Governor. torian Order, (night Commander of the Most

[L.S.1 Encellent Order of the British Empire, Com-panion of the Most H000urable Order of theBath, Governor in end over the State ofVs'estern Australia and its Dependencies in the

Cems-orwealtis ef Acistral ia.Corres. No. 6468/24.

WHEREAS by section 31 of the Land Act, 1933-1958, the Governor may, by Proclamation andsubject to such conditions as may be expressed

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therein, classify as of Class "A" any lands of theCrown reserved to Her Majesty for any of the pur-poses specified in the said section; and whereas itis deemed expedient that the reserve described inthe schedule hereto should be classified as of Class"A": Now, therefore I, the Governor, with theadvice of the Executive Council, do by this myProclamation classify as of Class "A" the reservedescribed hereunder.

Schedule.Reserve No. 18806 (Collie Lots 1331 and 1971)

containing approximately 3 acres for the purposeof "Recreation and Bathing." (Plans Collie Cen-tral.)

Given under my hand and the Public Seal ofthe said State, at Perth, this 3rd day ofAugust, 1960.

By His Excellency's Command,STEWART BOVELL,

Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

Land Act, 1933-1958.PROCLAMATION

(Resumption.)'.VESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Charles

TO WIT, I Henry Gairdoer, Knight Commander of the MostCHARLES HENRY Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

GAIRDNER, George, Koiglst Commander of the Royal Vic-Governor, tories Order, Knight Commander of the Mast

EL.S.] Excellent Order of the British Empire, Com-

panion af the Most Hanaurable Order of theBath, Governor in and oner the State ofWestern Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commonwealth of Australia.

Corres. No. 1446/60.WHEREAS by section 109 of the Land Act, 1933-195$, the Governor may resume, for any purposeas in the public interest he may think fit, any por-tion of land held as Pastoral Lease; and whereasit is deemed expedient that the portions of PastoralLeases 396/470 and 396/471 described in theschedule hereto should be resumed for the purposeof a "Water Supply Reserve": Now, therefore I,Sir Charles Henry Gairdner, Governor as afore-said, with the advice of the Executive Council, do

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2422 OVERNMEN GAZETTE, W.A. [12 August, 196O.

by this my Proclamation resume portions of Pas-toral Leases 396/470 and 396/471 for the purposeaforesaid.

Schedule.All that portion of land, containing about 10,184

acres, bounded by lines starting from a point onan eastern boundary of Pastoral Lease 396/470situate 11. chains 69 links north from its southern-most south-eastern corner and extending east 89chains 88 links; thence north 320 chains; thencewest 320 chains 5 links; thence south 320 chainsand thence east 230 chains 7 links to the startingpoint. Excluding road numbered 6863.

About 7,307 acres resumed from Pastoral Lease396/470, and about 2,877 acres resumed from Pas-toral Lease 396/471.

(Public Plan 136/300.)Given under my hand and the Public Seal of

the said State, at Perth, this 3rd day ofAugust, 1960.By His Excellency's Command,

STEWART BOVELL,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1959.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir CharlesTO WIT, l-lenry Gairdner, Knight Commander of the Most

ChARLES HENRY Distinguished Order of Saint Iaiichael and SaintGAIRDNER, Gevrge, Knight Commander of the Royal Vic-Governor. torian Order, Knight Commander of the Most

[L.S.] Excellent Order of the British Empire, Core-p00mg gf the Most Honourable Order of theBath, Governor in and over the State ofWestern Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commonwealth of Australia.F. and S. 715/47.

WHEREAS it is enacted by section 115 of theFactories and Shops Act, 1920-1959, that the ex-pression "Public Holiday" shall mean certain daystherein specified and any other day declared byProclamation to be a public holiday for the pur-poses of the said Act: Now, therefore I, the saidGovernor, acting by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, do hereby pro-claim and declare that Saturday, the 3rd day ofSeptember, 1960, from eight o'clock in the fore-noon to one o'clock in the afternoon, shall be apublic holiday within the Northampton Shop Dis-trict for the purpose of section 115 of the Fac-tories and Shops Act, 1920-1959, and all shops(except those mentioned in the Fourth Schedule)and warehouses shall be closed.



Minister for Labour.GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1959.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By this Excellency Lieutenant-Geoeral Sir CharlesTO WIT, H"sry Gnirdner, l<night Commander of the Most

CHARLES HENRY Etistintaished Order of Saint Michael and SoletGAIRDWER, Gnnrge, Knight Comneaoder of the Royal Vie-

Qerueroor. Scrian Order, l<night Commander of the IviostLL.S.] Eccehlent Order of the British Empire, Cern-

punien of the Most Honourable Order of theHoth, Governor io end ooer the State ofV,'asteree Australia and its Dependencies in the

Cxmennnwoalth of Australia.F. and S. 477/50.

WHEREAS it is enacted by section 115 of theFactories and Shops Act, 1920-1959, that theexpression "Public Holiday" shall mean certaindays therein specified, and any other day declaredby Proclamation to be a public holiday for thepurposes of the said Act: Now, therefore I, thesaid Governor, acting by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, do hereby declarethat Saturday, the 22nd day of October, 1960,

from eight o'clock in the forenoon to one o'clock inthe afternoon, shall be a public holiday in theWaroona Shop District for the purpose of section115 of the Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1959,and all shops (except those mentioned in theFourth Schedule and registered small shops) andwarehouses shall be closed.



Minister for Labour.GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

AT a meeting of the Executive Council, held in theExecutive Council Chambers, at Perth, this 3rdday of August, 1960, the following Orders in Coun-cil were authorised to be issued:

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 1060/58.

WHEREAS section 74 of the Constitution Act, 1889,provides that the Governor in Council may vest inHeads of Departments, or other officers or personswithin the State, power to make minor appoint-ments; and whereas it is desirable that power ofappointment of foremen and other persons em-ployed at a daily rate of wage or works under thecontrol of the Department of Public Works, andof Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage (exclusiveof the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage andDrainage Department) should be vested in AndrewJohn Mirkva, David Pettersson, and MervynCharles Turner: Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor by and with the advice of the Ex-ecutive Council hereby vests in Andrew JohnMirkva, David Pettersson, and Mervyn CharlesTurner the appointment o Foremen and all otherpersons employed on such works at a daily rateof wages.

R. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

Reciprocal Enforcement of Maintenance OrdersAct, 1921-1958.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.WHEREAS it is enacted, inter alia, by subsection(3) of section 14 of the Reciprocal Enforcementof Maintenance Orders Act, 1921-1958, that wherethe Governor is satisfied that reciprocal provisionshave been made or are about to be made by thelegislature of any part of the Queen's Dominionsor of any other country or other competentauthority, for the enforcement within that partor that country of maintenance orders made bycourts within this State, the Governor may, byOrder in Council, extend the Act to that partor that country; and whereas it is further enactedby subsection (7) of section 14 of the Act thatthe Governor may, by Order in Council, extendthe Act to any other country with such modifica-tion (if any) as the Governor may by the sameor any other Order in Council declare; and whereasthe Governor is satisfied that such reciprocal pro-visions have been made by the legislature of theStates of Jersey and that the provisions of theAct may be extended to the States of Jersey with-out modification: Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor, acting with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, doth hereby extend theprovisions of the Act to the States of Jersey.


Land Act, 1933-1958.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. 100/60.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1958, it is, inter alia, made lawful for the Governor,by Order in Council, to direct that any land re-served pursuant to the provisions of this Act shall

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be granted in fee simple to any person (as definedin the said section), subject to the conditionthat the person shall not lease or mortgage thewhole or any part of the land without the consentof the Governor and subject to such other condi-tions and limitations as the Governor shall deemnecessary to ensure that the land is used forthe purpose for which the land is reserved asaforesaid; and whereas it is deemed expedientthat reserve 25714 (Swan Location 6987) should,subject as aforesaid, be granted in fee simple tothe City of Nedlands to be held in trust for'Municipal Purposes (Civic Centre)": Now, there-fore, His Excellency the Governor, by and withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council,doth hereby direct that the abovementioned re-serve shall be granted in fee simple to the afore-said body to be held in trust for the aforesaidpurpose, subject to the condition that the landshall not be leased or mortgaged in whole or inpart without the consent of the Governor.


Land Act, 1933-1958.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 8874/12.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1958, it is made lawful for the Governor to directthat any reserve shall vest in and be held by anymunicipality, road board, or other person or per-sons to be named in the order, in trust for anyof the purposes set forth in section 29 of the saidAct, or for the like or other public purposes to bespecified in such order, and with power of sub-leasing; and whereas it is deemed expedient thatreserve No. 14486 should vest in and be held bythe Williams Road Board in trust for the purposesof Recreation, Camping and Hall Site: Now, there-fore, His Excellency the Governor, by and with theadvice and consent of the Executive Council, dothhereby direct that the beforementioned reserveshall vest in and be held by the Williams RoadBoard in trust for Recreation, Camping and HallSite, with power to the said Williams Road Board,subject to the approval in writing of the Ministerfor Lands being first obtained, to lease the wholeor any portion of the said reserve for any termnot exceeding 21 years from the date of the lease.

(The Order in Council issued under ExecutiveCouncil Minute No. 5287, dated the 19th Novem-ber, 1912, respecting this reserve is hereby super-seded.)


Land Act, 1933-1958.ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1958, it is made lawful for the Governor to directthat any reserve shall vest in and be held by anymunicipality, road board, or other person or per-sons to be named in the order in trust for thelike or other public purposes to be specified insuch order; and whereas it is deemed expedientas follows:

Corr. No. 1085/60.That reserve No. 25712 shouldvest in and be held by the Minister for WaterSupply, in trust for the purpose of a Drain.

Corr. No. 13180/02.That reserve No. 8120should vest in and be held by the Mundaring RoadBoard in trust for the purpose of Recreation.

Corr. No. 1446/60.That reserve No. 25716 shouldvest in and be held by the Minister for Works intrust for the purpose of Water Supply.

Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, byand with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, doth hereby direct that the beforemen-tioned reserves shall vest in and be held by theabovementioned bodies in trust for the purposesaforesaid, subject nevetheless to the powers re-served to him by section 37 of the said Act.

R. H. DOIG,Qlerk of the Council.

Country Areas Water Supply Act, 1947-1957.Construction of CunderdinNorth Extension

Section 3.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W.W.S. 15/59 "B."WHEREAS by the Country Areas Water SupplyAct, 1947-1957, it is provided that, before under-taking the construction of water works, the Minis-ter shall submit plans, descriptions, books ofreference and estimates of the proposed works tothe Governor for approval; and that if they areapproved, the Governor may forthwith, by Orderin Council, empower the Minister to undertakethe construction of the proposed works: Now, there-fore, His Excellency the Governor, with the adviceof the Executive Council, hereby approves of theplans, descriptions, books of reference and esti-mates marked on Plan P.W.D., WA. 38180, for theconstruction of the CunderdinNorth ExtensionSection 3 which was duly submitted for approval,and hereby empowers the Minister to undertakethe construction of the said works.


Country Areas Water Supply Act, 1947-1957.Construction of Doodlakine South Extension.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W.W.S. 958/59.

WHEREAS by the Country Areas Water SupplyAct, 1947-1957, it is provided that, before under-taking the construction of water works, the Minis-ter shall submit plans, descriptions, books ofreference and estimates of the proposed works tothe Governor for approval; and that if they areapproved, the Governor may forthwith, by Orderin Council, empower the Minister to undertake theconstruction of the proposed works: Now, there-fore, His Excellency the Governor, with the adviceof the Executive Council, hereby approves of theplans, descriptions, books of reference and estimatesmarked on Plan P.W.D., W.A. 37833, for the con-struction of the Doodlakine South Extension whichwas duly submitted for approval, and herebyempowers the Minister to undertake the construc-tion of the said works.


Road Districts Act, 1919.Swan-Guildford Road Board.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.L.G. 326/60.

WHERE'AS it is provided by section 250 of theRoad Districts Act, 1919, that the Governor mayexempt any district or any portion of a districtfrom the operation of Division (4) of Part VI ofthe said Act, for such time as the Governor maythink fit; and whereas the Guildford Ward of theSwan-Guildford Road District was formerly theMunicipality of Guildford and as such the rate-able property therein was rated until the 31st dayof October, 1960; and whereas it is desirable inorder to ensure justice to owners of rateable landin the said Ward thai the property therein shouldbe exempted from rating from the 1st day of July,1960, to the 31st day of October, 1960: Now, there-fore, His Excellency the Governor, acting by andwith the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, and in exercise of the power vested in himby the said section of the said Act, doth herebydeclare that the area known as the Guildford Wardof the Swan-Guildford Road District shall beexempt from the operation of Division (4) of PartVI of the aforesaid Act from the 1st day of July,1960, to the 31st day of October, 1960, both in-clusive.


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Road Districts Act, 1919.Albany, Cranbrook, Denmark, Gnowangerup and

Plantagenet Road Districts.Severance and Annexation of Land.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.L.G. 563/59.

HIS Excellency thc Governor, acting by and withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council,under the provisions of the Road Districts Act,1919, doth hereby alter the boundaries as betweenthe Albany, Cranbrook, Denmark, Gnowangerupand Plantagenet Road Districts by:

(1) severing from the Cranbrook Road Districtand annexing to the Gnowangerup RoadDistrict the land described in Schedule "A"hereto; area of land involved, approx-imately 63,280 acres;

(2) severing from the Gnowangerup RoadDistrict and annexing to the Albany RoadDistrict the land described in Schedule"B" hereto; area of land involved, approx-imately 91,560 acres;

(3) severing from the Albany Road Districtand annexing to the Gnowangeruo RoadDistrict the land described in Schedule "C"hereto; area of land involved, approx-imately 23,430 acres;

(4) severing from the Albany Road Districtand annexing to the Plantagenet RoadDistrict the land described in Schedule"D" hereto; area of land involved, approx-imately 5,100 acres;

(5) severing from the Plantagenet Road Dis-trict and annexing to the Albany RoadDistrict the land described in Schedule"E" hereto; area of land involved, approx-imately 100 acres;

(6) severing from the Plantagenet Road Dis-trict and annexing to the GnowangerupRoad District the land described inSchedule "F" hereto; area of land in-volved, approximately 30 acres;

(7) severing from the Denmark Road Districtand annexing to the Plantagenet RoadDistrict the land described in Schedule"G" hereto; area of land involved, approx-imately 4,180 acres.


Schedule "A."Transfer of Territory from Cranbrook Road

District to Gnowangerup Road District.All that portion of land bounded by lines start-

ing from the intersection of the prolongation east-erly of a line passing through Monderup and Taly-uberlup with the prolongation southerly of theeastern boundary of Plantagenet Location 6154,a point on the southern boundary of CranbrookRoad District, and extending northerly along thatprolongation to the intersection of a line passingthrough Peak Barnett and Warrangup Hill, apoint on a northern boundary of the CranbrookRoad District aforesaid and thence easterly,south-westerly and westerly along that boundaryto the starting point. (Public Plans 445/80 and446/80.)

Schedule "B."Transfer of Territory from Gnowangerup Road

District to Albany Road District.(a) All that portion of land bounded by lines

starting from the intersection of the south-easternside of a five-chain road passing aloug the south-eastern boundaries of Piantagenet Locations 6223and 6247, with a line joining Survey Post L28 onthe right bank of the Pallinup River and thenorth-western corner of location 5473, a pointon the present Albany-Gnowangerup Road Dis-trict common boundary and extending north-east-erly and easterly along that side to the south-western side of a three-chain road passing alongthe south-western boundary of location 6225;thence south-easterly along that side and onwardsto a point situate in prolongation westerly of the

southern boundary of location 6228; thence east-erly to and along that boundary and onwards tothe Aibany-Eucia Telegraph Line; thence gener-ally south-westerly along that telegraph line toits intersection with a line joining Survey PostL28, on the right bank of the Pallinup River andthe north-western corner of location 5473, a pointon the present Albany-Gnowangrup Road Districtocmmon boundary aforesaid, and thence north-north-westerly along that boundary to the start-ing point.

(b) All that portion of land bounded by lines4t.arting from the intersection of the Albany-Euoia Telegraph Line and a line joining SurveyPost L28 on the right bank of the Pallinup Riverand the north-western corner of Piantagenet Loca-tion 5473, a point on the Aibany-GnowangerupRoad District common boundary and extendinggenerally north-easterly along that telegraph lineto a point situate in prolongation easterly of thesouthern boundary of location 6228; thence 122degrees to the low water mark of the SouthernOcean; thence generally southwesteriy along thatmark to a point situate in prolongation southerlyof the western boundary of location 3364, a pointon the Aibany-Gnowangerup Road District com-mon boundary aforesaid and thence generallynorth-north-westerly along that boundary to thestarting point.

Including all adjacent islands.(Public Plans 446/80 and 450/80.)

Schedule "C."Transfer of Territory from Albany Rood District

to Gnowangerup Road District.All that portion of land bounded by lines start-

ing from the intersection of the western boundaryof Piantagenet Location $212 with a line joiningthe north-eastern corner of reserve 1090 and theintersection of a line passing through WarrangupHill and Ellen Peak and the prolongation south-erly of the western boundary of Kent Location713, a point on the Albany Road District boun-dary and extending generally north-easterly andsouth-south-easterly along that boundary to itsintersection with the south-eastern side of afive-chain road passing along the south-easternboundaries of Plantagenet Locations 6216, 6213and 6215 inclusive and 6223; thence generallysouth-westerly along that side to the prolonga-tion south-easterly of the north-eastern boundaryof location 6216 aforesaid; thence north-westerlyto and along that boundary to the south-easternboundary of location $212 aforesaid and thencesouth-westerly and northerly along boundaries ofthat location to the starting point. (Public Plan446/80.)

Schedule "D."Transfer of Territory from Albany Road District

to Plantagenet Road District.All that portion of land hounded by lines

starting from the intersection of the prolonga-tion northerly of Plantagenet Location 5667, withthe northern side of a five-chain road passingalong the northern boundaries of locations 5565and 6231, a point on the present Albany-Plan-tagenet Road District common boundary and ex-tending northerly and easterly along that boundaryto a point situate in prolongation southerly of theeastern boundary of location 5680; thence southerly along that prolongation to the northern sideof a five-Chain road passing along the northernboundaries of locations 5665, $231 to 6233 inclus-ive and thence generally south-westerly and west-erly along that side to the starting point.

All that portion of land bounded by linesstarting from the intersection of the prolongationsouth-westerly of the north-western boundary ofPlantagenet Location 6242 with the eastern boun-dary of location 5680, a point on the presentAlbany-Plantagenet Rood District common boun-dary and extending northerly and easterly alongthat boundary to the south-western corner of loca-tion 2585 and thence south-westerly to and alongthe north-western boundary of location 6242 afore-said and onwards to the starting point. (PublicPlan 446/80.)

Schedule "B."Transfer of Territory from Plantagenet Road

District to Albany Road District.All that portion of land bounded by lines start-

ing frcm a point on the western boundary of Plan-tagenet Location 6241 situate in prolongation east-erly of the southern boundary of location 2585, apoint on the present Albany-Plantagenet RoadDistrict common boundary, and extending northerlyand north-easterly along boundaries of that loca-tion to a point situate in prolongation southerlyof the eastern boundary of reserve 1090, a pointon the present Aibany-Plantagenet Road Districtcommon boundary aforesaid and thence southerlyand westerly along that boundary to the startingpoint. (Public Plan 416/80.)

Schedule "F."Transfer of Territory from Piantagenet Road

District to Guowangerup Road District.All that portion of land bounded by lines start-

ing from the intersection of the western boundaryof Plantagenet Location 6212 and the prolongationeasterly of a line passing through Monderup andTalyuberiup, a point on the Plantagenet RoadDistrict boundary, and extending easterly andsouth-westerly along that boundary to the west-ern boundary of location 6212 aforesaid, and thencenortherly along that boundary to the startingpoint. (Public Plan 446/80.)

Schedule "G."Transfer of Territory from Denmark Road

District to Plantagenet Road District.All that portion of land bounded by lines start-

ing from the intersection of the eastern boundaryof reserve 20071 with the prolongation westerly ofthe northern boundary of Hay Location 139, apoint on the Denmark-Plantagenet Road Districtcommon boundary and extending easterly andsoutherly along that boundary to a point situatein prolongation westerly of the southern boundaryof location 89; thence southerly and westerly alongboundaries of location 139 aforesaid to the south-eastern side of a two-chain road passing alongthe eastern boundaries of location 2190; thencegenerally south-westerly and generally south-east-eriy along southeastern and north-eastern sidesof that road and a widening thereof and onwardsto the southern side of a two-chain road passingalong the southern boundaries of locations 2182,2183, 2185 to 2188 inclusive and 2190; thence gen-eraily westerly along that side to the eastern boun-dary of reserve 20071 aforesaid and thence north-erly along that boundary to the starting point.(Public Plan 452/80.)

Workers' Compensation Act, 1912-1959.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

WHEREAS it is enacted by section 13 of the Wor-kers' Compensation Act, 1912-1959, inter aba, thatit shall be obligatory for every employer to obtainfrom an incorporated insurance office approved bythe Minister a policy of insurance for the fullamount of the liability to pay compensation underthe Act to all workers employed by him, but that ifan employer proves to the satisfaction of the Minis-ter that such employer has established a fund forinsurance against such liability and has depositedat the Treasury securities charged with all pay-ments to become due under such liability, theGovernor may, by Order in Council, exempt suchemoloyer from the operation of such section; andwhereas Cuming Smith & Mount Lyell FarmersFertilisers Limited, of 133 Saint George's Terrace,Perth, being an employer within the meaning ofthe said Act end as such subject to the provisionsof section 13 thereof and having duly in accordancewith the Act and the regulations made thereunder,made application for exemption from the operationof the said section 13, has satisfied the Ministerthat it has established a fund for insurance againstits liability to pay compensation under the Act to

all workers employed by it, and has deposited atthe Treasury a security, to wit, a bond for £5,000charged with all payments to become due underits liability aforesaid: Now, therefore, His Excel-lency the Governor, acting with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council and in exercise oflice powers conferred by section 13 of the Act, dothhereby exempt Curning Smith & Mount Lyell Far-mers Fertilisers Limited from the operation of sec-tion 13 of the Workers' Compensation Act, 1912-1959, for a period terminating on the 30th day ofJune, 1962.


Traffic Act, 1919-1959.Municipality of Northern.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.Police TO. 58/382.

HIS Excellency the Governor, acting by and withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council,hereby makes the following order under section49 of the Traffic Act, 1919-1959, namely, that theMunicivality of Northern is hereby empowered tomake by-laws in pursuance of

clause (c) of paragraph (vii) of subsection (1)of section 47 of the said Act, prescribing themaximum weight which may he taken acrossany bridge or culvert.

Subject to the condition that no such by-lawshall he valid and effectual unless it has priorto notification of its making being published inthe Government Gaeette, been submitted to andapproved by the Governor.

(Sgd.) H. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.Premier's Department,Perth, 10th August, 1960.

IT is hereby notified for public information thatHis Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to a-prove of the appointmentof Frederick Ashbolt, of Georgina Street, York, asa Justice of the Peace for Western Australia.

R. H. DOIG,Under Secretary, Premier's Department.

LAND AGENTS ACT, 1921.Application for License in the First Instance.To the Court of Petty Sessions at Perth.

I, EDMUND KENNARD MADIGAN, of 214 Salis-bury Street, Inglewood, Estate Agent, havingattained the age of 21 years, hereby apply on mybehalf for a License to carry on the business of aland agent under the Land Agents Act, 1921. Theprincipal place of business will be at Walter Road,Morley Park.

Dated the 4th day of August, 1960.E. K. MADIGAN.

Appointment of Hearing.I hereby appoint the 9th day of September, 1960,

at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, as the time for thehearing of the foregoing application at the Courtof Petty Sessions at Perth.

Dated the 4th day of August, 1960.B. M. SMITH,

Clerk of Petty Sessions.

Objections to the granting of the application maybe served on the applicant and the Clerk of PettySessions at any time prior to seven days beforethe date appointed for the hearing.


Public Service Commissioner's Office,Perth, 10th August, 1960.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas approved of the following promotions:

Ex. Co. 1459, P.S.C. 499/60J. Hulme, SeniorInspector, Inspection Branch, Treasury Depart-ment, to be Accountant, A-I-i, Accounting Divi-sion, Public Works Department, as from 3rd August,1960.

Ex. Co. 1480, P.S.C. 429/60A. G. Brooks, ClerkAssistant, Land Settlement Branch, Lands andSurveys Department, to be Clerk in Charge, C-Il-6, Land 'Settlement Branch, Lands and SurveysDepartment, as from 3rd August, 1960.

Applications also called outside the Service under section 24.Possession of an Accountancy qualification by examination will be regarded as an important factor when judging

relative efficiency.Diploma of recognised agricultural college or approved equivalent. Suitable experience essential.Associate Membership of the Commonwealth Institute of Valuers will be regarded as an important factor when

Judging relative efficiency.Junior Certificate including English and Maths A essential, with science subjects desirable. Preference for Leaving

Certificate or Diploma of recognised agricultural college. Allowance will be paid for a diploma and promotion to Field Tech-nician is dependent on satisfactory service.

(j) General Nursing Certificate.Applications are called under section 34 of the Public Service Act, 1904-1956, and are to be addressed to the Public

Service Commissioner and should he made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Headsof Departments.

It. J. BOND,12th August, l960 Public Service Commissioner.

Ex. Co. 1480, P.S.C. 636/59A. G. Ca.nn, Archi-tect, Grade 2, Architectural Division, Public WorksDepartment, to be District Architect, P-I-i (NorthArea), Architectural Division, Public Works De-partment, as from 3rd August, 1960.

Ex. Co. 1480, P.S.C. 484/60T. G. Leaver, En-gineer, Grade 2, Harbours and Rivers Branch, Pub-lic Works Department, to be Engineer, Grade 1,P-I-i, Harbours and Rivers Branch, Public WorksDepartment, as from 3rd August, 1960.

Ex. Co. 1459, P.S.C. 483/60N. E. Moy, Clerk,Geraldton Water Supply, Public Works Depart-ment, to be Clerk (Internal Audit), C-II-2, Nor-tham Water Supply, Public Works Department, asfrom 3rd August, 1960.


VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE

Department Position Class Salary DateReturnable

1960Public Health (two positions) Nurse (Epidemiology) (new Items) (a) G-III-3 Margin £458-f512 12th AugustCrown Law Clerk, Records Branch, Public Trust Office C-Il-i Margin £407-.443 do.

(Item 2080/59)Do...... Trust Officer, Grade 1, Public Trust Office C-II-5/6 Margin £785-f 947 do.(Item 2052/59) (h)Do..... Clerk (Regulations), Solicitor General's Office C-II-4 Margin £677-f731 do.(Item 1897/59)

Public Health Nurse, Schools Medical Services (Item G-III-3 Margin £458-1512 do.4072/59) (e) (j)

Public Works Senior Plant Inspector, Mechanical and Plant 0-11-5 Margin £785-f839 do.Engineer's Branch (Item 737/59)

Lands and Surveys Clerk Assistant, Land Settlement Branch C-Il-S Margin £785-f839 do.(item 2738/59)

Labour Clerk, Factories Branch (Item 2421/59) C-IT-i Margin £407-f443 do.Agriculture Officer-in-Charge, Botanical Section, and P-I-2 Margin £1715-f1773 19th August

Curator, Statc Herbarium, Biological Ser-vices Division (Item 3266/59)

Public Works Assistant District Officer, Irrigation (War-oona), Engineering Division (item 905/59)

G-II-2/3 Margin £479-f623 do.

(a)Metropolitan \iatcr Supply Valuer, Valuations Branch, Accounting Di-

vision (Item 1177/59) (d)0-11-3 Margin £569-f623 do.

Do. do. do. Cashier, Accounting Division (Item 1253/59) C-II-3 Margin £569-f623 do.Do. do. do. Clerk, Relieving Staff, Accounting Division 0-11-2 Margin £479-f515 do.

(Item 1183/59)Do. do. do. Clerk, Rating Section, Accounting Division 0-11-2 Margin £479-f515 do.

(Item 1196/59)Do. do. do. Inspector, Sewerage and Drainage Branch,

Engineering Division (Item 1390/59) (a)G-I1-4 Margin £677-f731 do.

Public Service Commissioner's Chief Inspector A-I-i Margin £1599-f 1657 do.Office

Education ........... School Welfare Officer (Item 2330/59) G-II-2/3 Margin £479-f623 26th AugustPublic y\T05 Clerk-in-Charge, (Collie Water Supply),

Accounting Division (Item 628/59)-I1-3 Margin £569-1623 do.

Agriculture ............ Clerk (Geraldton), (District Offices) (Item 0-11-1/2 Margin £407-ISiS do.3005/59)

Agriculture (two positions) Field Technician, Plant Research Division G-II-I/2 Margin £407-ISiS do.(a) (c)

orField Assistant, Plant Research Division 0-VT 50%iS years to do.

(a) (e) Margin £371Chief Secretary's Clerk-in-Charge, Clerical Branch (Item 3800/ C-II-6 Margin £893-1947 do.

59)Do. Officer-in-Charge, Despatch and Cleaners,

Correspondence Despatcls Office (Item0-11-6 Margin £893-1947 do.

3899/59)Public Service Commissioner's Research and Assistant Personnel Officer C-I1-4 Margin £677-173l do.

Office (Item 4348/59)

Ex. Co. 1459, P.S.C. 477/60A. Campbell, Clerk,Accounts Branch, Government Stores, TreasuryDepartment, to be Clerk C-Il-i, Drugs and Station-ery, Government Stores, Treasury Department, asfrom 3rd August, 1960.

Ex. Co. 1459, P.5.0. 684/59H. G. Sproxton,Clerk in Charge, Forests Accounts, Lands and Sur-veys Department, to be Sub-Accountant, C-II-8,Accounts Branch, Lands and Surveys Department,as from 3rd August, 1960.

Ex. Co. 1480, P.S.C. 332/60W. H. Pittaway,Clerk, Plant Depot, East Perth, Public Works De-partment, to be Clerk, C-TI-i, Leederville Techni-cal School, Education Department, as from 3rdAugust, 1960.

Ex. Co. 1480, P.S.C. 363/60A. A. Swan, Clerk(Regulations), Solicitor General's Office, CrownLaw Department, to be Secretary, C-IT-S. TouristDevelopment Authority, Premier's Department, asfrom 3rd August, 1960.

Also of the acceptance of the following resigna-tions

Ex. Co. 1459S. V. Fraser, Typist, Superannua-tion Board, Treasury Department, as from 8thApril, 1960.

Ex. Co. 1459M. E. Milne, Typist, Traffic Branch,Police Department, as from 29th July, 1960.

Ex. Co. 1459P. A. Gallagher, Clerk, PaymentsSection, State Government Insurance Office, asfrom 8th July, 1960.

Ex. Co. 1459L. R. Jones, Typist, Statistical Sec-tion, Mines Department, as from 8th July, 1960.

Ex. Co. 1459D. M. Rodoreda, Typist, TrafficBranch, Police Department, as from 29th July,1960.

And has approved of the following retirements:Ex. Co. 1459M. Laing, Typist, Orders and

Quotations Section, Government Stores, TreasuryDepartment, as from 27th June, 1960.

Ex. Co. 1459D. R. MacGregor, Inspector, In-spection of Machinery Section, State Mining En-gineer's Branch, Mines Department, as from 12thAugust, 1960.

And has approved of the following appointmentsunder the provisions of the Public Service Act,1904-1956:

Ex. Co. No. 1460.Name; Position; Department; Date.

Hughes, Jennifer Rose; Assistant (Warehouse),G-IX; Government Printing Office;10/11/59.

Hunter, Ian David; Laboratory Assistant, G-X,Public Health Laboratories; Public Health;2/11/59.

And has approved of the creation of the followingpositions under section 32 of the Public ServiceAct, 1904-1956:

Ex. Co. 1459Chief Inspector, A-I-i, Public Ser-vice Commissioner's Office.

Ex. Co. 1351Junior Assistant (Photography),G-VII-1/2, General Section, Public Health Depart-ment.

Ex. Co. 1351Draftsman, P-II-1/5, DraftingBranch, Forests Department.

Ex. Co. 1351Assistant, G-IX, Records Section,Department of Agriculture.

Ex. Co. 1355Typist, C-V, Library Section, Edu-cation Department.

Ex. Co. 1480Typist, C-V, (Sunset), Men's Home,Chief Secretary's Department.

Ex. Co. 1480Field Technician, Grade 3, G-II-1/2, North-West Branch, Department of Agricul-ture.

Ex. Co. 1480Laboratory Assistant, G-X, AnimalHealth Laboratory, Animal Division, Departmentof Agriculture.

Ex. Co. 1351Draftsman, P-II-1/5, DraftingBranch, Forests Department.

Ex. Co. 1459Typist, C-V, Stamps and ProbateOffice, Treasury Department.

Also of the abolition of the following position:Ex. Co. 1459Technical Officer, Grade 1, G-II-3,

Item 1711/59, Architectural Branch, State HousingCommission.

Ex. Co. 1482.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas appointed Monday, 29th August, 1960, to be aPublic Service holiday at Marble Bar (Cup Day)in lieu of the holiday granted in the metropolitanarea for the Royal Agricultural Show held at Clare-mont.

AMENDMENT TO CLASSIFICATION.IN accordance with section 69 of the Public Ser-vice Act, 1904-1956, notification is given that theclassification of Item 3899/59, vacant, Officer-in-Charge, Despatch and Cleaners, CorrespondenceDespatch Office, Chief Secretary's Department, hasbeen amended from G-II-7 to G-II-6, with effectfrom the 22nd July, 1960.

R. J. BOND,Public service Commissioner.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 3rd August, 1960.

IT is hereby notified for public information thatthe undermentioned Acts have been reprinted pur-suant to the Amendments Incorporation Act, 1938.

Copies are available at the office of the Govern-ment Printer.

Act; Price.Dairy Industry Act, 1922-1953; 2s.Metropolitan Market Act, 1926-1941; is.Parks and Reserves Act, 1895-1955; is.

R. C. GREEN,Under Secretary for Law.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 10th August, 1960.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas appointed, under section 25 of the LicensingAct, 1911-1959, Monday, 29th August, 1960, as theday for a special sitting of the Licensing Courtfor the East Kimberley Licensing District to beheld at Perth for the purpose of hearing an appli-cation for a Canteen License at Ord River Dam.

THE Hon. Attorney General has made the followingappointments pursuant to the provisions of section13 (3) of the Local Courts Act, 1904-1958:

Ernest James Blake, as substitute to dischargethe duties of Clerk of the Local Court at SouthernCross during the absence on sick leave of C. 0.Kreibig, as from 19th July, 1960.

Kevin William Sheedy, as substitute to dischargethe duties of Clerk of the Local Court at MidlandJunction during the absence on annual leave ofG. T. Mellowship, as from 22nd August, 1960.

Kevin William Sheedy, as substitute to dischargethe duties of Clerk of the Local Court at Bridge-town, during the absence on leave of H. E. Trig-well, as from 12th September, 1960.

Kenneth George Green, as substitute to dischargethe duties of Clerk of the Local Court at Meeka-tharra, as from 1st August, 1960, during theabsence on sick leave of C. A. Fisher.

THE Hon. Attorney General has appointed thefollowing persons as Commissioners for Declara-tions under the Declarations and Attestations Act,1913-1953:

Stanley William Carr, Doubleview.William Henry Taylor, Caversham.

R. C. GREEN,Under Secretary for Law.

12 August, 1960.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 247


GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will beoffered for sale at public auction on the datesand at the places specified below, under the pro-visions of the Land Act, 1933-1958, and its regu-lations :-

PERTH.2nd September, 1960, at 3.30 p.m. at the Lands and

Surveys Department:South KalamundaSuburban (a) (b) 48 la.

2r. 32.8p., £400.Canning LocationSuburban (a) (b) 1580 la.

Or. 12.8p., £160; 1581 la. Or. 11.9p., £170;1582 la. Or. 23.5p., £170; 1583 la. Or. 34.6p.,£170.

Suburban condition.All marketable timber reserved to the Crown.

All improvements on the land offered for saleare the property of the Crown, and shall be paidfor as the Minister may direct, whose valuationshall be final and binding on the purchaser.

Plans and further particulars of these sales maybe obtained at this office and the offices of thevarious Government Land Agents. Land sold toa depth of 200 ft. below the natural surface exceptin mining districts, where it is granted to a depthof 40 ft. or 20 ft. only.

F. C. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.THE undermentiofled leases have been cancelledunder section 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1958, dueto non-payment of rent or other reasons.


Name; Lease; District; Reason; Corres.; Plan.Bell, D. W.; 347/11483; Ninghan 1166; abandoned;

3719/56; 66/80, AB4.Berg, A.; 347/12425; Avon 27447; conditions; 2800/

58; 345/80, C2.Byrne, G.; 347/13005; Nerridup 116; conditions;

1687/59; 423/80, F12.Gaston, H. L.; 332/1038; Victoria 8897; abandoned;

544/35; 122/80, D2.Webb, E. J.; 347/12364; Williams 11513; aban-

doned; 984/58; 408/80, F3.Williamson, J. B.; 338/7308; Southern Cross 759;

non-payment of rent; 1849/59; Townsite.Williamson, J. B.; 338/7311; Southern Cross 762;

non-payment of rent; 1852/59; Townsite.

RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 3rd August, 1960.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to set apart as public reserves thelands described in the schedule below for thepurposes therein set forth.

Corres. No. 9115/19.CARNARVON.No. 25715 (NativesHousing),

Suburban Lot 44 (4a.). (Plan Carnarvon Town-site.)

Corres. No. 1446/60.DAMPIER.No. 25716 (Water Supply), all that

portion of land, containing about 10,184 acres,bounded by lines starting from a point on an east-ern boundary of Pastoral Lease 396/470, situate11 chains 69 links north from its southernmostsouth-eastern corner and extending east 89 chains88 links; thence north 320 chains; thence west320 chains 5 links; thence south 320 chains andthence east 230 chains 7 links to the startingpoint; excluding road number 6863. (Plan 136/300.)

Corres. No. 1085/60.MURRAYNo. 25712 (Drain), location No. 1545

(about 27a. 2r. 21p.). (Plan 383A/40, B and C2.)Corres. No. 100/60.SWAN.No. 25714 (Municipal PurposesCivic

Centre), location No. 6987 (3a. ir. 2p.). (Diagram67276; Plan Buckland Downs 112.)

AMENDMENT OF RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 3rd August, 1960.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve, under section 37 ofthe Land Act, 1933-1958, as follows:-

Corres. No. 3104/24.-(a) Of the amendment of the boundaries of

reserve No. 18806 (Collie Lot 1331),"Recreation and Bathing," to includeCollie Lot 1971; and of its area beingincreased to about 3 acres accordingly.

(h) Of the amendment of the boundaries ofreserve No. 18807 (Collie Lots 1330, 1448and 1449), to include Collie Lots 321, 323,1181 and 1972; and of its area being in-creased to about 31 acres, 1 rood 27 perchesaccordingly.

(Plan Collie Central.)Ccrres. No. 8874/12.Of the amendment of the

boundaries of reserve No. 14486 (Williams), "Rec-reation, Camping and Hall Site," to include Wil-liams Location 18779; and of its area being in-creased to about 125 acres accordingly. (Plan409A/40, Al.)

Corres. No. 4102/03, Vol. 2.Of the amendmentof the boundaries of reserve No. 14163 (Parker-yule), "Timber," to exclude the areas surveyed asParkeryilie Lots 380 to 384 inclusive, and theone-chain road surveyed and shown coloured darkbrown on Lands and SurveyS Diagram 66722; andof its area being reduced by 34 acres and 4 perchesaccordingly. (Plan Parkervilie Townsite.)

Corres. No. 1958/11.Of the amendment of theboundaries of 1em No. 13734 (Sawyers ValleyLot 136), "Hall Site," to include Sawyers ValleyLot 169; and of its area being increased to 3roads 5.9 perches accordingly. (Plan SawyersValley Townsite.)

Corres. No. 100/60.Of the amendment of theboundaries of reserve No. 8636, "Lunatic Asylum,"to exclude the area surveyed as Swan Location6987; and the two-chain road surveyed and showncoloured dark brown on Lands and Surveys Dia-gram 67276; and of its area being reduced by 5acres 3 roocis 37 perches accordingly. (Plan Buck-land Downs 112.)


CHANGE OF PURPOSE OF RESERVE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 3rd August, 1960.Corres. No. 13180/02.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve, under section 37 ofthe Land Act, 1933-1958, of the purpose of reserveNo. 8120 (Swan Location 2313) being changedfrom "Railway Purposes" to "Recreation." (Plan1C/20, N.VIT.)


CANCELLATION OF RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 3rd August, 1960.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve, under section 37 ofthe Land Act, 1933-1958, as follows:-

Corres. No. 3104/24.Of the cancellation ofreserve No. 4912 (Collie Lots 321 and 1181)"School Site";reserve No. 4914 (Collie Lot 323) "PublicUtility."

(Plan Collie Central.)Corres. No. 8874/12.Of the cancellation of re-

serve No. 13070 (Williams Location 13779) "Gov-ernment Requirements." (Plan 409A/40, Al.)

Corres. No. 181/59.Of the cancellation of re-serve No. 25342 (Lake Grace Lot 188) "Road BoardPurposes." (Plan Lake Grace Townsite.)


12 August, 1960.] GOVERNMENT

DAGLISH TOWNSITE.Amendment of Boundaries.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 3rd August, 1960.

Corres. No. 1933/60.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve, under section 10 ofthe Land Act, 1933-1958, of the amendment ofthe boundaries of Daglish Townsite to excise theportion now surveyed as Swan Location 6722 con-taining 4 acres 1 rood 22 perches. (Plan DaglishTownsite and Shenton Park 113.)


BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954-1958.Appointment of Bush Fire Control Officers.

Bush Fires Board,East Perth, 10th August, 1960.

IT is hereby notified for general information thatthe Darling Range Road Board has appointed Mr.B. F. Redfern as a bush fire control officer for theirroad district and has cancelled the appointmentof Mr. H. R. Law.

A. SUTHERLAND,Secretary, Bush Fires Board.

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954-1958.Fire Weather Officers.

Bush Fires Board,East Perth, 10th August, 1960,

IT is hereby notified for general information thatthe Bush Fires Board has approved of the can-cellation by the Darling Range Road Board of theappointment of Mr. H. R. Law as deputy fireweather officer and has approved under section38 (6) of the Bush Fires Act, 1954-1958, of theappointment of Mr. B. F. Redfern as deputy fireweather officer for the Darling Range Road Boardfor the period until 30th September, 1961.

A. SUTHERLAND,Secretary, Bush Fires Board.

OPEN FOR SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve, under section 45Aof the Land Act, 1933-1958, of Wonnerup Lot 71being made available for sale in fee simple, pricedat £1, and subject to the following conditions:

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of10 per cent. of the fixed price, must belodged tt the Lands Office, Perth, on orbefore Wednesday, 7th September, 1960.Balance of purchase money shall be paidwithin 12 months from the date of ap-proval of the application by four quarterlyinstalments on the first days of January,April, July and October.All applications lodged on or before thedate will be treated as having been re-ceived on the closing date, and if thereare more applications than one for any lot,the application to be granted will be de-cided by the Land Board.Subject to payment for improvements ifthe successful applicant is not the ownerof same.

(Plan Wonnerup Townsite.)F. C. SMITH,

Under Secretary for Lands.

AZETTE, WA, 2429

OPEN FOR SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve, under section 45Aof the Land Act, 1933-1958, of Sawyers Valley Lots170, 171 and 172 being made available for salein fee simple, priced at £25, £65 and £95 respectively,subject to the following conditions:

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of10 per cent, of the fixed price, must belodged at the Lands Office, Perth, on orbefore Wednesday, 7th September, 1960.Balance of purchase money shall be paidwithin 12 months from the date of 'ap-proval of the application by four quarterlyinstalments on the first days of January,April, July and October.All applications lodged on or before thatdate will be treated as having been re-ceived on the closing date, and if thereare more applications than one for anylot, the application to be granted will bedecided by the Land Board.Available for purchase by 'adjoining holdersonly.

(Plan Sawyers Valley Townsite.)


LOTS OPEN FOR SALE OR LEASING.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 3rd August, 1960.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe undermentioned lots 'are now open for sale orleasing under the conditions specified, by publicauction, as provided by the Land Act, 1933-1958.at the following upset prices or capital values:

Applications to be lodged at Perth.Corres. No. 2034/17, Vol. 2.BOULDER,Lots 766 and R387, Town, £50 each

lot.Corres. No. 5428/51.CARNAMAH,Lots 51, 52 and 53, Town, £35

each lot.Subject to the following special condition:

The purchaser of each lot shall erect thereon'a residence or business premises to comply withlocal authority by-laws within two years fromthe date of sale. Failure to comply with thiscondition will render the license forfeitable.A transfer of the license will not be approvedand a Crown Grant of the lot will not beissued until the purchaser has complied withthe building condition, or has produced evi-dence that foundations for 'a building approvedby the local authority have been erected and,also, that evidence has been produced to thelocal authority that it is intended to completethe building without delay.

Corres. No. 5782/50.CUNDERDIN.Lots 262 and 263, Town, £65 each

lot.'Subject to the following special condition:

The purchaser of each lot shall erect thereona residence or business premises to comply withlocal authority by-laws within two years fromthe date of sale. Failure to comply with thiscondition will render the license forfeitable.A transfer of the license will not be approvedand a Crown Grant of the lot will not beissued until the purchaser has complied withthe building condition, or has produced evi-dence that foundations for 'a building approvedby the local authority have been erected and,also, that evidence has been produced to thelocal authority that it is intended to completethe building without delay.


Corres. No. 6798/50.NORSEMAN.Lots 611, Town, £25, 1016, Town.

£20.Lot 611 only, is subject to the following special

condition: -The purchaser shall erect thereon a resi-

dence or business premises to comply withlocal authority by-laws within two years fromthe date of sale. Failure to comply with thiscondition will render the license forfeitable.A transfer of the license will not be approvedand a Crown Grant of the lot will not beissued until the purchaser has complied withthe building condition, or has produced evi-dence that foundations for a building approvedby the local authority have been erected and,also, that evidence has been produced to thelocal authority that it is intended to completethe building without delay.

Town, £30, 98, 99 and 613, Town, £20 each lot.Plans showing the arrangement of the lots re-

ferred to are now obtainable at this office.F. C. SMITH,


WITHDRAWN FROM SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 12th August, 1960.Correspondence 2973/13, Volume 2.

IT is hereby notified for general information thatDenmark Lots 915 to 932 inclusive have been with-drawn from sale as from the date of this notice.



Perth, 12th August, 1960.Correspondence 369/60.

IT is hereby notified for general information thatLake Biddy Lot 42 has been withdrawn from saleas from the date of this notice.




IT is hereby notified for general information thatCarnarvon Suburban Lot 44 is hereby withdrawnfrom sale. (Plan Carnarvon Townsite.)


LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part VI of the Land Act, 1933-1958.

WEDNESDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER, 1960.Kimberley DivisionOmalinde District.

Corres. No. 468/60. (Plan 140/300.)IT is hereby notified for general information thatthe undernoted land is open for Pastoral Leasingat an interim annual rental of lOs. per 1,000 acres.

Applications, accompanied by the required depositof one-half year's rental plus £1 fees, must bereceived in this office not later than the 2ndNovember, 1960.

Description.All that land comprising about 172,000 acres

and bounded by lines commencing at the south-western corner of Pastoral Lease 396/650 andextending south about 1,080 chains; thence west

about 1,590 chains to the eastern boundary of Pas-toral Lease 396/664; thence north about 1,080chains; thence east about 1,590 chains to thestarting point.

Deposit: £44.F. C. SMITH,

Under Secretary for Lands.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 5th August, 1960.

LAND ACT, 1933-1958.(Section 89c.)

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 10th August, 1960.

TENDERS are hereby invited for the purchase, orthe leasing and purchase, under the provisions ofsection 89c of the Land Act, 1933-1958, for theundermentioned properties in the Northcliffe areawhich were developed as Tobacco Farms. Eachproperty has a four-roomed house, quarters, string-ing, grading and machinery shed erected thereon;other improvements include clearing, fencing anddeveloped water points.

Farm Nelson AreaNo. Location. Acres. ex Lessee.

A.313 12073 260 J. Wiltshire-ButlerA.358 12074/5 296 W. McNultyA.361B 12142 209 W. C. HarveyA.718B 12081 191 E. O'SullivanA.720 12082 150 R. C. EgglingA.725 12083 187 B. WhittingtonA.730 12085 172 A. E. MayesA.732A 12078 91 C. L. ThomasA.732B 12079 94 I. MacLeanA.941B 12207 133 A. B. MayesThe properties are for sale in their present con-

dition and tenderers must satisfy themselves asto the actual improvements which exist thereon.No responsibility will be accepted for errors oromissions in the description of the land or im-provements.

Tenders can be submitted for:The purchase of the properties on a cashor terms basis. Tenderers must state priceoffered and terms required.The leasing for a period of up to threeyears with a firm offer to purchase at theend of the lease period. Tenderers muststate lease period required, annual leaserental tendered and purchase price of-fered with terms required.

Tenders can be submitted for individual farmsor in order of preference, and must be addressedto the Under Secretary for Lands, CathedralAvenue, Perth, and endorsed on the envelope "Ten-der for Tobacco Farm" and lodged at this officeby 3.30 p.m. on Wednesday, 7th September, 1960.

Every tender submitted will receive considera-tion but the highest or any tender will not neces-sarily be accepted.

Directicns for inspection of the properties canbe obtained from the Land Settlement Office,Manjimup.


ROAD DIS'IktICTS ACT, 1919-1959.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 12th August, 1960.IT is hereby declared that the undermentionedlands have been set apart, taken, or resumed undersection 17 of the Public Works Act, 1902-1956, forthe purpose of new roads, that is to say:-

Chittering.L. and S. 3916/59, M.R.D. 17/52.Road No. 15 (Great Northern Highwaywiden-

ing of parts). Those portions of swan Locations954, 1371 and 3409 and that portion of reserve5309 as delineated and coloured dark brown onOriginal Plan 8428; 3a. Or. 28p., 16.lp. and 12.lp.

Corres. No. 4108/09, Vol. 2.PARKaVILLE Lots 383, Suburban,

and 384, Suburban, £300 each lot, 380£350,and

382381,

Suburban, £200 each lot.Corres. No. 3390/51.SOUTHERN CROSSLots 81, Town, £35, 452,


being resumed from Swan Locations 954, 1371 and3409 respectively. Reserve 5309 is hereby reducedby 2a. 38p. (Plan 28/80, Dl.)

York.L. and S. 3085/59, M.R.D. 799/59.Road No. 30 (Great Southern Highwaywiden-

ing of parts). Those portions of Avon Locations0, Q, Gwambygine Estate Lots 35, 36, 37, 38, 40,41, 76, 78, 61, 62, 63, 66 and 69, and the GreatSouthern Railway Reserve as delineated and col-oured dark brown on Lands and Surveys Diagrams67294 and 67295 and Original Plans 8488 and 8489;25.8p. and lr. being resumed from Avon LocationsO and Q respectively, and ir. 8.7p., lr. 23.3p., 11.2o.,2r. 8.7p., 13p., ir. 0.7p. and 4.7p. being resumed fromGwambygine Estate Lots 35, 36, 61, 62, 63, 66 and69 respectively. Reserves 8125 and 9499 are herebyreduced by 4.lp. and 2r. 33.5p. respectively.

(Plan 2C/40, E3 and 4.)Plans and more particular descriptions of the

land so set apart, taken, or resumed may be in-spected at the Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth.

By order of His Excellency the Governor,STEWART BOVELL,

Minister for Lands.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1959.Closure of Road.

THE Minister for Lands, being the owner of landover or along which the portion of road hereunderdescribed passes, has applied to the BridgetownRoad Board to close the said portion of road,viz.:

Bridgetown.Corr. 2280/35.B613. That portion of road No. 9630 bounded

by lines starting at a point situate 285 degrees 22minutes I chain 40.9 links from the north-westcorner of Bridgetown Lot 306 and extending 285degrees 22 minutes 1 chain 98.4 links; thence 70degrees 53 minutes 86.8 links; thence 105 degrees18 minutes 1 chain 63.2 links; thence 231 degrees43 minutes 61.5 links to the starting point. (PlansBridgetown Sheet 1 and Original Plan 7620.)

F. C. SMITH,for Minister for Lands.

I, Cohn Purdoin Scott, on behalf of the Bridge-town Road Board, hereby assent to the aboveapplication to close the road therein described.

COLIN P. SCOTT,Chairman Bridgetown Road Board.

19th July, 1960.


THE Minister for Lands, being the owner of landover or along which the portions of roads hereunderdescribed pass, has applied to the Tambellup RoadBoard to close the said portions of roads, viz.:-

Tambehlup.Corr. 4806/09.T121. (a) The whole of Bowman, Tunney,

Napthali and Spencer Streets within Tunney Town-site.

(b) The rights-of-way abutting the north-east-ern boundaries of Tunney Lots 1 to 7 inclusive and15 to 20 inclusive.

(Plan Tunney Townsite.)N. A. YOUNG,

for Minister for Lands.

I, Robert John Tahlents, on behalf of the Tam-bellup Road Board, hereby assent to the aboveapplication to close the roads therein described.

R. TALTENTS,Chairman, Tambellup Road Board.

14th July, 1960.


WE, Charles Joseph Devhin, Clement John Manuel,Bevin Clement Manuel, Thelma Martha JessieManuel, Ethel Doreen Manuel and Alan RichardSevier, being the owners of land over or alongwhich the portion of road hereunder describedpasses, have applied to the Mukinbudin RoadBoard to close the said portion of road, viz.:-

Mukinbudin.Con'. 1999/25.M602. Portion of road No. 7414 along the south-

western boundaries of Avon Locations 25254 and26058; from the prolongation north-eastward ofthe north-western alignment of road No. 9253 tothe south-eastern alignment of road No. 7176.(Plan 54/80, B2.)

R. SEVIER,C. MANUEL,

E. D. MANUEL,J. MANUEL,

T. MANUEL,C. J. DEVLIN.

I, Harold Williams, on behalf of the MukinbudinRoad Board, hereby assent to the above applica-tion to close the road therein described.

H. WILLIAMS,Chairman, Mukinbudin Road Board.

3rd August, 1960.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1959.WHEREAS Rowland Francis George, Naomi JuneGeorge and the Conservator of Forests, being theowners of land over or along which the under-mentioned roads, in the Murray Road Districtpass, have applied to the MURRAY Road Board toclose the said roads, which are more particularlydescribed hereunder, that is to say:

Corr. 2436/04.M596. (a) That portion of road No. 1992 be-

tween the eastern alignment of road No. 4019 andthe western boundary of Murray Location 500.

(b) That portion of road No. 1992 bounded bylines starting at a point situate 179 degrees 58minutes 20 chains 64.1 links and 87 degrees 13minutes 24 links from the north-west corner ofMurray Location 500 and extending 65 degrees26 minutes 2 chains 69.5 links; thence 87 degrees13 minutes 22 chains 90.6 links; thence 196 degrees52 minutes 1 chain 6.2 links; thence 267 degrees13 minutes 25 chains 5 links to the starting point.(Diagrams 15455 and 65362.)

(Plan 380C/20.)

WHEREAS Keith Fox Mercer, being the owner ofland over or along which the undermentioned roadin the West Arthur Road District passes, hasapplied to the WEST ARTHUR Road Board toclose the said road, which is more particularlydescribed hereunder, that is to say:

Corr. 3531/58.W750. That portion of road No. 6963 extending

through Williams Location 9730, along a northernboundary of reserve A 873 and a western boundaryof location 7588 and through locations 13930 and13929; from a line extending 186 degrees 31 minutes17 seconds 4 chains 17.3 links from a point on thenorthern boundary of location 9730 situate 90Jegrees 16 minutes 3 chains 56.3 links from itsnorth-western corner to a line in prolongation east-ward of the southern boundary of location 13929.(Plans 409A/40, A2 and OP. 8142.)

WHEREAS the Minister for Lands, being the ownerof land over or along which the undermentionedroad in the West Arthur Road District passes, hasapplied to the WEST ARTHUR Road Board to closethe said road, which is more particularly describedhereunder, that is to say:

Corr. 5144/14.W752. Portion of road No. 8773 abutting the

south-western boundaries of Darkan Lot 162 (re-serve 15837); from the western alignment of


Moodiarrup Road to the prolongation North-east-ward of the south-eastern alignment of JohnstonStreet. (Plan Darkan Townsite.)

And whereas such applications have been dulypublished in the Government Gazette:

And whereas the said Boards have assented tothe said applications:

And whereas the Governor in Executive Councilhas confirmed the said assents:

It is hereby notified that the said roads areclosed.

Dated this 12th day of August, 1960.F. C. SMITH,


DEDICATION OF LAND.Department of Lands and Surveys,


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to dedicate, under the provisionsof the State Housing Act, 1946-1956, Mullewa Lots186 to 189 inclusive to the purposes of the said Act.(Plan Mullewa.)


Western Australia.LICENSED SURVEYORS ACT, 1909-1958.

IT is hereby notified for general information thatRoy Bishop has been registered as a licensed sur-veyor under the provisions of the above Act.

S. J. STOKES,Secretary, Land Surveyors'

Licensing Board, Perth.'7th July, 1960.

STATE HOUSING ACT, 1946-1956.Forfeiture of Lease.

THE undermentioned Crown Lease under the pro-visions of the State Housing Act, 1946-1956, hasbeen forfeited for the breach of a covenant con-tained in the Crown Lease:

Lease No.: 660/55; Lessee: Eric Percy WilliamPayne, of Ogden Street, Collie; PlantOperator; Land: Collie Lot 762; Township:Collie.

Inserted by order of The State Housing Com-mission.

A. D. HYNAM,Manager.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT,1928-1955.

City of Fremantle Town Planning scheme andAmendments.

T.P.B. 853/2/5/2, Pt. "D."NOTICE is hereby given that, following a resolu-tion by the Council in pursuance of section 7 ofthe Town Planning and Development Act, 1928,1955, to vary the Town Planning Scheme referredto above, with reference to an area situated whollywithin the City of Fremantle Municipal District,the Council of the City of Fremantle resolved, ata meeting of the Council held on Monday, 11thApril, 1960, that the regulations produced andadopted at the Council meeting and being dulysigned and sealed by the Mayor and Town Clerk,be the subject of an application to the Hon. theMinister for Town Planning for formal approvalto the Council's resolution varying the Town Plan-ning Scheme.

The Hon. the Minister for Town Planning hasgiven his approval to the public notification of theCouncil's variation to the Town Planning Scheme,in accordance with Town Planning Regulations,1930.

Notice is hereby given that certified copies of thevariation to the City of Fremantle Town PlanningScheme and amendments referred to in the reso-lution, will be exhibited for a period of three (3)months, as from the 11th August, 1960, at theCity Engineer's Office, Town Hall, Fremantle.

Variation to City of Fremantle Town PlanningScheme and Amendments.

To re-zone for general industrial purposes por-tions of C.S.L. 138, Hampton Road, now zoned forretail shopping.

The plans will be open for inspection by all in-terested persons on Mondays to Fridays betweenthe hours of 10 am. and 4.30 p.m.

Forms will be available for the lodging of objec-tions by owners or occupiers of property withinthe Municipal District of Fremantle, or the sub-mission of recommendations or representations ofinterested persons.

Objections and representations must be sub-mitted to the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Fremantle,not later than the 11th November, 1960. An officerof the Council will be available at the City En-gineer's Office, on the first floor of the Town Hall,to answer enquiries and give detailed informationconcerning the plans.

Dated this 5th day of August, 1960.N. J. C. McCOMBE,

Town Clerk.Town Hall, Fremantle.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT,1928- 1959.

City of Fremantle Town Planning Scheme.T.P.B. 853/2/5/2.

IT is hereby notified for public information in ac-cordance with section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928-1959, that the Hon. Ministerfor Town Planning on the 10th day of August, 1960,approved of the Fremantle Town Planning SchemeNo. 1 Regulation and Amendments being amendedby the City of Fremantle Town Planning SchemeNo. 4 Regulation which was duly advertised in theGovernment Gazettes of the 18th and 25th Marchand 1st April, 1960, and varies the City of Fre-mantle Town Planning Scheme No. 1 Regulationand Amendments by the following:-

2. Clause 13 of "City of Fremantle Town Plan-ning Scheme Number One Regulation and Amend-ment" is amended as follows:

By inserting the words "notwithstandingany change in ownership of such land orany adjoining land" after the word "may"and before the word "continue" in line 5of subclause (a) thereof.By deleting after the word "purpose" inline 6 of subclause (a) thereof the re-mainder of subclause (a). A new sen-tence as follows shall be added:-

Subclause (ii) of clause 12 shallnot apply to such land.

(C) By adding a further subclause (C) as fol-lows:

(C) The word "purpose" used in sub-clause (a) shall be construed tomean the purpose for which landwas used according to the landuse notation attached to andforming part of the Civic SurveyPlan No. 1 signed by the Honour-able the Minister for Town Plan-ning and the Chairman of theTown Planning Board on the 21stday of June, 1958.

(3) Subclause (1) of clause 10 is amended asfollows:

Use Class 11 shall now read:Petrol filling stationsincluding

lubrication bays equipped with hoistsand servicing equipment and an areafor minor running repairs.

Use Class 12 shall now read:Motor service and repair station

including full scale mechanical repairs,panel beating, spray painting and allworks associated with the automotiveindustry.

4. Clauses 15 and 17 of "City of Fremantle TownPlanning Scheme Number One and Amendment"are deleted.

J. E. LLOYD,Chairman, Town Planning Board.

PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS.TENDERS closing at Perth, 2.30 p.m., on datesmentioned hereunder, are invited for the follow-ing. All tenders to be on a firm basis. Rise andFall Clause will not apply.

Albany-Mechanical and Plant Engineer Rouses-King River Road-Sewerage Installation (14096);16th August, 1960; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and at Albany,on and after 2nd August, 1960.

Brunswick Junction School and Quarters-Re-pairs and Renovations (14090); 16th August, 1960;conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth and Bunbury, and at Police Station,Brunswick Junction, on and after 2nd August, 1960.

Graylands Teachers' Training College-NewStormwater Drainage and Sump (14097); 16thAugust, 1960; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 2ndAugust, 1960.

Hollywood X-ray Laboratory and Workshops-Erection (14072); 16th August, 1960; conditions maybe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth,on and after 19th July, 1960.

Kununoppin School and Quarters-Septic TankInstallation (14081); 16th August, 1960; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth and Merredin, and at Kununoppin-TrayningRoad Board, on and after 26th July, 1960.

Mosman Park-Greenplace Hospital-Drainage(14091); 16th August, 1960; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, onand after 2nd August, 1960.

Northam School and Quarters-Extensive Repairsand Renovations (14079); 16th August, 1960; condi-tions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth and Northam, on and after 26th July, 1960.

Perth Modern School-New Brick Store andCaretaker's Quarters (14093); 16th August, 1960;conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, on and after 2nd August, 1960.

Roelands Native Mission School-Alterations andAdditions-New Septic Tank Installation (14080);16th August, 1960; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Bunbury, onand after 26th July, 1960.

W.A. Government Tourist Bureau Travel House,Hay Street, Perth-Alterations and Remodelling(14069); 16th August, 1960; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on andafter 19th July, 1960.

Manjimup School-Domestic Science Centre-Conversion to Class Room and Staff Room (14098);23rd August, 1960; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Bunbury,and at Police Station, Manjimup, on and after 2ndAugust, 1960.

Merredin School (Coronation Street)-DomesticScience and Manual Training Rooms-Conversionto Classrooms (14099); 23rd August, 1960; condi-tions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth and Merredin, on and after 9th August, 1960.

Mt. Helena Junior High School-Additions, 1960(14092); 23rd August, 1960; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Nor-tham, on and after 2nd August, 1960.

Lake Grace Hospital-New Toilets (14100); 23rdAugust, 1960; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Narrogin, andat Police Station, Lake Grace, on and after 9thAugust, 1960.

Mensies Hospital-Repairs and Renovations(14101); 23rd August, 1960; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Kal-goorlie, and at Police Station, Menzies, on and after9th August, 1960.

Tresillian Hospital-Internal Painting- (14102);23rd August, 1960; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 9thAugust, 1960.

Hollywood X-ray Laboratory and Workshops-Electrical Installation (14104); 23rd August, 1960;conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P,W.P., Perth, on and after 9th August, 1960,

South Perth Agricultural Department-Adminis-tration Block Built-up Roofing (14105); 23rdAugust, 1960; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 9thAugust, 1960.

Hollywood High School-Electrical Installationto New Manual Training Centre, etc. (14111); 23rdAugust, 1960; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 16thAugust, 1960.

Kimberley Research Station-Office Building(14103); 30th August, 1960; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.WD., Perth,Geraldton, Port Hedland, Derby and Wyndham, onand after 9th August, 1960.

Bridgetown Junior High School-Repairs andRenovations (14106); 30th August, 1960; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth and Bunbury, and at Clerk of Courts, Bridge-town, on and after 16th August, 1960.

East Fremantle-Woodside Maternity Hospital-Gardens Water Supply (14110); 30th August, 1960;conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, on and after 16th August, 1960.

King Edward Memorial Hospital-Supply, De-livery and Installation of Air Conditioning Plantand Ancillary Equipment (14107); 30th August,1960; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 9th August,1960.

South Gairdner School-Additions, 1960 (14108);30th August, 1960; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.WD., Perth and Albany, onand after 16th August, 1960.

Wongan Hills Hospital-Minor Alterations andRepairs and Renovations (14109); 30th August,1960; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth and Northern, and at PoliceStation, Wongan Hills, on and after 16th August,1960.

Perth-Lotteries Commission - Alterations toLavatories (14118); 30th August, 1960; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, on and after 16th August, 1960.

Belmont High School-Additions, 1960 (14112);6th September, 1960; conditions may be seen atthe Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after23rd August, 1960.

Carnarvon Foreshoi'e Protection Works-Con-struction of Stone Wail (14113); 6th September,1960; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth, Geraldton and Carnarvon,on and after 16th August, 1960.

Goomalling Hospital-Effluent Disposal (14119);6th September, 1960; conditions may be seen atthe Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Nor-tham, and at Police Station, Goomalling, on andafter 23rd August, 1960.

Mogumber New School and Quarters (14114);6th September, 1960; conditions may be seen atthe Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and atClerk of Courts, Moora, on and after 23rd August,1960.

Nannup Hospital - Alterations and Drainage(14115); 6th September, 1960; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth andBunbury, and at Police Station, Nannup, on andafter 23rd August, 1960.

North Nollamara School - Additions, 1960(14116); 6th September, 1960; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, onand after 23rd August, 1960.

Derby Leprosarium-Additions and ExtensiveRepairs and Renovations (14117); 20th September,1960; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth, Geraldton, Derby (DistrictEngineer) and Port Hedland (District Supervisor),on and after 30th August, 1960.

Tenders are to be addressed to "The Hon. theMinister for Works, Public Works Department, TheBarracks, St. George's Place, Perth," and must beindorsed "Tender," The highest, lowest or anyt.ender will not necessarily be accepted.

By order of the Hon. Minister for Works.J. McCONNELL,

Under Secretary for Works.12th August, 1960.



P.W. 100/58; Ex. Co. 1445

Public Works Act, 1902-1956 ; Midland Junction, Welshpool Railway Act, 1957

LAND RESUMPTION

Midland Junction., Welshpool Railway with Road Diversions

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that under the authority of Midland Junction, Welshpool Railway Act,1957, and the Public Works Act, 1902-1956, the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto, being all inthe Helena, Swan and Canning Districts have, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency theGovernor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, been set apart, taken or resumed from the date of the com-mencement of the said Midland Junction, Welshpool Railway Act, 1957, for the purposes of the Midland Junction,Welshpool Railway with Road Diversions, and, have from that date, been vested in Her Majesty in fee simple, freed anddischarged from all mortgages, charges, claims, estates, and interests of what kind soever, for the use of the said Railway, andthat the portions of the several roads, streets, or thoroughfares referred to in such Schedule, and which are by this noticeso set apart, taken, or resumed, are wholly closed and have ceed to be public highways.

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so set apart, taken or resumed are marked offand more particularly described on Plan P.W.D., W.A. 38305, L.T.O. Plans 7492, 7493, 7494, 7495, 7496, which may be in-spected at the Office of the Minister for Works, in Perth.

SCHEDULE

on L.T.O. Plan 5212, comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1054, Folio 149

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

No. 38305Owner or Reputed Owner Description Area

1

2

Donald Silas James Payne and RubyPeace Payne

Eric Jones, owner, and Joseph Acquil-ma and Maria Dolores Acquilinaas purchasers under C/S.

Portion of Swan Location 16 and being Lot 5 on L.T.O.Diagram 12273 (Certificate of Title Volume 1182,Folio 392)

Portion of Swan Location 16 and being Lot 140 onL.T.O. Plan 1431 (Certificate of Title Volume 198,Folio 19)

a. r. p.0 1 232

01 0

3 Crown Portion of Swan Location 16 and being Lot 141 on 010L.T.O. Plan 1431 (Certificate of Title Volume 977,Folio 123)

4 John Hugh Sinclair Portion of Swan Location 16 and being Lot 143 on 010L.T.O. Plan 1431 (Certificate of Title Volume 547,Folio 21)

Midland Junction Municipality Portion of Swan Location 16 and being Lot 144 on 01 0L.T.O. Plan 1431 (Certificate of Title Volume 315,Folio 89)

6 Ronald Keith McGuiness Portion of Swan Location 16 and being part of Lot 145on L.T.O. Plan 1431 and comprised in Certificate of

0 0 117Title Volume 260, Folio 63

S Crown Portion of Swan Location 16 and being Lot 2 on L.T.O. 01 0Diagram 2309 (Certificate of Title Volume 1106,Folio 509)

9 Crown Portion of Swan Location 16 and being Lot 1 on L.T.O. 010Diagram 2309 (Certificate of Title Volume 1154,Folio 828)

10 Crown Portion of Swan Location 16 and being part of Lot 160on L.T.O. Plan 1431 (Certificate of Title Volume

0 0 279705, Folio 181)

11 Crown Portion of Swan Location 16 and being part of Lot 0 0 291161 on L.T.O. Plan 1431 and comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 673, Folio 114

12 Crown Portion of Swan Location 16 and being Lot 162 on 010L.T.O. Diagram 968 (Certificate of Title Volume1006, Folio 594)

13 Crown Portion of Swan Location 16 and being Lot 163 on 010L.T.O. Plan 1431 (Certificate of Title Volume 163,Folio 10)

14 Crown Portion of Swan Location 16 and being Lot 164 on 01 0L.T.O. Plan 1431 (Certificate of Title Volume 823,Folio 197)

15 Arthur Ernest Reginald Reading,Executor of the Will of HerbertLawrance Rickard (deceased)

Portion of Swan Location 16 and being Lot 165 onL.T.O. Plan 1431 (Certificate of Title Volume 908,Folio 136)

01016 Michal Janisio and Peter Gusencow Portion of Swan Location 16 and being part of Lot 0 0 32

167 on L.T.O. Plan 1431 (Certificate of Title Volume492, Folio 14)

17 Maude Elizabeth Ewing Portion of Swan Location 16 and being parts of eachof Lots 1 and 2 on L.T.O. Diagram 21459 (Certificateof Title Volume 1048, Folio 503)

0 1 11

18 Industrial Wastes Recovery Pty. Ltd. Portion of Swan Location 16 and being parts of Lots 3 2 11.13, 4 and 5 on L.T.O. Plan 4539 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1008, Folio 11

19 Michael Henry Portia Portion of Swan Location 16 and being part of Lot 1 on 0 0 147L.T.O. Plan 5212 and comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1031, Folio 680

20 Chevelley Dick Corbett Deshon andMadge Lila Deshon

Portion of Swan Location 16 and being part of Lot 2on L.T.O. Plan 5212, comprised in Certificate of

0 0 135Title Volume 1031, Folio 730

21 Denninup Vale Pastoral Company Pty. Portion of Swan Location 16 and being parts of Lots 2 2 3.2Limited 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 25, 26, and 47, 48 and 49


SCHEDULE-continued

No. on PlanPWD., W.A.


a. r. p.22 Elizabeth Whiteman Portion of Swan Location 16 and being part of Lot 9

on LT.O. Plan 5212 and comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 1036, Folio 309

0 0 6-2

23 Denninup Vale Pastoral Company Pty. Portion of Swan Location 16 and being parts of Lots 1 1 27-9Limited 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 on L.T.O. Plan 5212 and com-

prised in Certificate of Title Volume 1105, Folio 71524 James Henry Stevens Portion of Swan Location 16 and being part of Lot 1

on L.T.O. Diagram 18587, as comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1175, Folio 316

1 2 28-5

25 Denninup Vale Pastoral Company Pty.Limited

Portion of Swan Location 16 and being part of Lot 49on L.T.O. Plan 4539, as comprised in Certificate of

0 0 10-6

Title Volume 856, Folio 6526 Denninup Vale Pastoral Company Pty. Portion of Swan Location 16 and Helena Locations 4 0 28-9

Limited 7 and 20a and being parts of Lots 51, 87, 88 and 89on LT.O. Plan 4539 and comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1194, Folio 127

27 Denninup Vale Pastoral Company Pty. Portion of Helena Location 20a and being part of Lot 0 0 15-3Limited 91 on L.LO. Plan 4553 and comprised in Certificate

of Title Volume 1012, Folio 11428 Edmund Francis Fletcher Portion of Helena Location 20a and being part of Lot 4 0 19

90 on L.T.O. Plan 4553 and comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 1011, Folio 693

29 Edmund Francis Fletcher Portion of Helena Location 8 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1031, Folio 465

1 1 18-8

30 Edmund Francis Fletcher Portion of Helena Location 20a and being parts of 5 3 22-5Lots 128, 130 and 131 on L.T.O. Plan 4553 and com-prised in Certificate of Title Volume 991, Folio 29

31 George Hatch ................ Portion of Helena Location 20a and being parts of 3 1 7-4Lots 166 and 167 on L.T.O. Plan 4553 and comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 989, Folio 84

32 Teresa Grazioli. Portion of Helena Location 20a and being part of Lot 0 2 22-8165 on L.T.O. Plan 4553 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1136, Folio 160

33 Olive Ernestine Worth Portion of Helena Location 20a and being part of Lot 2 1 34179 on LT.O. Plan 4553 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1048, Folio 794

34 James Ritchie McEwen Portion of Helena Location 20a and being part of Lot 2 0 32180 on LT.O. Plan 4553 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1073, Folio 941

35 James Ritchie McEwen and William Portion of Helena Location 20a and being part of Lot 0 2 24-2McEwen 1 on L.T.O. Diagram 12831 and comprised in Cer-

tificate of Title Volume 1139, Folio 37936 Crown Portion of Swan Location 5559 and being part of 2 2 11

Reserve 2406937 Albert Herman Kaeding Portion of Swan Location 1170 and comprised in Cer-

tificate of Title Volume 345, Folio 1355 2 2-3

38 Joy May Dunn Portion of Swan Location 773 and being parts of Lots 3 0 27-91, 2, 3 and 23 on L.T.O. Plan 4515 and comprised inCertificate of Title Volume 1069, Folio 227

39 Herbert George Marshall and DorothyMay Marshall

Portion of Swan Location 1360 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1075, Folio 338

1 3 8-3

40 Edgar Gordon King, owner, andWalter Raymond Patton, Clarence


10 2 1

Roy Patton, and Barry Ernest Pas-coe, purchasers under Contract ofSale

41 Louis Charles Battaglia Calzolai Portion of Swan Location 1311 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1074, Folio 298

83 7

42 John Wiffiam Liddelow Portion of Swan Location 1380 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 382, Folio 70

6 2 12

43 Michael Clyne Portion of Swan Location 2753 and being portion of 9 1 20-6Lots 15, 16, 17 on L.T.O. Diagram 21484 and com-prised in Certificate of Title Volume 1069, Folio 197

44 Jack Edward Knights and EileenMary Knights (registered owners),Frederick Norman Everitt (pur-chaser)


12 2 14-4

44A Phyllis Jennings Portion of Swan Location 2776 on L.T.O. Diagram 0 3 2-57111 and comprised in Certificate of Title Volume913, Folio 85

.45 Arthur Leslie Wright and Frank Wil-liam Wright

Portion of Swan Location 28 and being part of Lot391 on LT.O. Diagram 1816 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 901, Folio 125

1 1 2-2

45A Phyffis Jennings Portion of Swan Location 28 and being part of Lot 0 0 18-9482 on LT.O. Plan 4684 (Certificate of Title Volume1028, Folio 855)

46 Arthur Leslie Wright and Frank Wil-liam Wright

Portion of Swan Location 28 and being part of Lot481 on LT.O. Plan 4683 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 832, Folio 149

1 3 21-1

47 Norma Dorazio Portion of Swan Location 28 and being part of Lot 3 2 33-3480 on LT.O. Plan 4683 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1132, Folio 636

2438 GOVERNMENT GAZETrE, W.A. E12 August, 1960.

SCHEDIJLEcontinual

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


a. r. p.47A Albert Edward Dean and Violet Eileen Portion of Swan Location 28 and being part of Lot 1 2 13

Dean 483 on L.T.O. Plan 4684 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1177, Folio 942

47B Michele Dorazio Portion of Swan Location 28 and being part of Lot 010478 on L.T.O. Plan 4683 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1105, Folio 204

48 Miehele Dorazio Portion of Swan Location 28 and being part of Lot 0 0 221479 on L.T.O. Plan 4683 and comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 929, Folio 146

49 Michele Dorazio Portion of Swan Location 28 and being parts of Lots 4 0 1.1467, 468 and 469 on L.T.O. Plan 4683 and com-prised in Certificate of Title Volume 1132, Folio 678

50 Domenico Bettini Portion of Swan Location 28 and being part of Lot 0 0 397465 on L.T.O. Plan 4683 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1101, Folio 447

51 Mary Ann Erceg Portion of Swan Location 29 and being part of Lot 1 0 71824 on L.T.O. Plan 3709 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1060, Folio 676

52 Helen Geneft Portion of Swan Location 29 and being part of Lot 0 2 184826 on L.T.O. Plan 3709 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 747, Folio 74

53 Victor Pryce Webb and Muriel Pre-toria Mary Webb

Portion of Swan Location 1217 and being part of Lot4 on L.T.O. Diagram 15044 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1133, Folio 344

0 1 354

54 Louis Schilling Westbrook Portion of Swan Location 1217 and being part of Lot 4 3 393 on L.T.O. Diagram 15044 and compriscd in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1129, Folio 331

55 Robert Grosvenor Burnside Portion of Swan Location 1403 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 912, Folio 84

1 2 296

56 Louis Schilling Westbrook Portion of Swan Location 1120 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1085, Folio 305

1 0 33S

57 Louis Schilling Westbrook Portion of Swan Location 1349 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 912, Folio 80

5 0 32

58 Edward John Crispin Portion of Swan Location 31 and being part of Section 2 3 15"A" on L.T.O. Plan 204 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1108, Folio 190

59 Alick Dene Hancock and Mary DoreenHancock

Portion of Swan Locations 31 and 32 and being partof Lot 389 on L.T.O. Plan 2284 and comprised in

2 3 15

Certificate of Title Volume 1207, Folio 85260 George Lindsay Burdon Portion of Swan Location 32 and being part of Lot 0 1 398


61 Reginald George Webb Portion of Swan Location 32 and being the unresumedportion of Lot 16 on L.T.O. Plan 2302 (Certificateof Title Volume 273, Folio 114)

3 0 11

62 The West Australian Trustee, Ex-ecutor and Agency Company Lim-ited, Administrator of the Estateof Thomas Joseph Bucknell, deceased

Portion of Swan Location 32 and being part of Lot 1on L.T.O. Plan 2302 and comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 1220, Folio 740

1 2 68

94 Robin James Greenwell and Liffian Portion of Canning Location 315 and being parts of 2 1 125Rose Greenwell Lots 31, 32 and 33 on L.T.O. Plan 5649 and com-

prised in Certificate of Title Volume 412, Folio 4994A Crown Portion of Canning Location 315 and being Lot 45 on 100

L.T.O. Plan 5649 and comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 623, Folio 194

94B Hugh Allan Bell Portion of Canning Location 315 and being parts of 0 0 14Lot 44 on L.T.O. Plan 5649 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 624, Folio 6

940 Frederick George Glen Cowper Portion of Canning Location 315 and being parts of 0 0 14Lot 46 on L.T.O. Plan 5649 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1118, Folio 277

95 James Bu.rkett Portion of Canning Location 246 and being that partof Lot 3 on L.T.O. Diagram 3994 and comprised in

1 2 27

Certificate of Title Volume 1086, Folio 26995A Bert Costin Kiernan and Alma Blanche

KiernanPortion of Canning Locations 246 and 315 and being

part of Lot 13 on L.T.O. Diagram 23732 and com-prised in Certificate of Title Volume 1219, Folio 968

1 2 178

95B Alfred Callanan Portion of Canning Location 315 and being part of 020Lot 65 on L.T.O. Plan 5649 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 724, Folio 127

96 Alice Cecilia Williams, Elizabeth Clancyand Janet Dickie

Portion of Canning Location 246 and being part ofLot 5 on L.T.O. Diagram 4641 and comprised in

2 0 21

Certificate of Title Volume 1090, Folio 36497 Albert Charles Youngs Portion of Canning Location 246 and being Lot 2 on 0 1 39

L.T.O. Diagram 4476 and comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 643, Folio 20

97A Brian Beverley Bayly and Joan Eliza-beth Atkinson Bayly

Portion of Canning Location 184 and being part ofLot 11 on L.T.O. Diagram 13926 and comprised in

1 0 34

Certificate of Title Volume 1106, Folio 47597B Ian Kapor Portion of Canning Location 184 and being part of 0 0 12

Lot 2 on L.T.O. Diagram 12010 and comprised inCertificate of Title Volume 1077, Folio 976

SCHEDULEcontinued

Dated this 3rd day of August, 1960.

No. on PlanP.W.D., W.A. Owner or Reputed Owner Description

No. 38305Area

a. r. p.98 Maud Florence Kate Peters Portion of Canning Location 292 and being part of . 0 0 49

Lot 58 on L.T.O. Plan 3217 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1080, Folio 384

99 Margaret Mary Devlin Portion of Canning Location 297 and being part of 4the land on L.T.O. Diagram 15199 and comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 1123, Folio 776

1 9

100 Homes Limited Portion of each of Canning Locations 207 and 246 and 4being parts of each of Lots 2 and 4 on L.T.O. Diagram

1 11

22660 and comprised in Certificate of Title Volume1209, Folio 387

100A The Structural Engineering Co. of Portion of Canning Location 2 and being part of Lot U U 35 9WA. Pty. Ltd. 1 contained in L.T.O. Diagram 18736 and comprised

in Certificate of Title Volume 1169, Folio 223101 The Kauri Timber Company Limited Portions of Canning Location 2 and being parts of

each of Lots 36, 37 and 38 on L.T.O. Plan 2597 andcomprised in Certificate of Title Volume 796, Folio

1 1 319

25102 The Kauri Timber Company Limited Portions of Canning Location 2 and being parts of

each of Lots 40 and 41 on L.T.O. Plan 2597 andcomprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1074,Folio 143

1 1 42

103 The Kauri Timber Company Limited Portion of Canning Location 2 and being parts ofeach of Lots 42 and 43 on L.T.O. Plan 2597 andcomprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1006,Folio 803

1 0 172

104 Andrew Francis Templeton ........ Portion of Canning Location 2 and being parts ofeach of Lots 44 and 55 on L.T.O. Plan 2597 andcomprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1011,Folio 587

1 0 22 4

105 Arthur James Fitzpatrick Portion of Canning Location 2 and being the wholeof Lot 54 on L.T.O. Plan 2597 (Certificate of Title

3 3 34

Volume 391, Folio 91)106 Horace Paul Barbary ............ Portion of Canning Location 2 and being part of 1 3 322

Lot 53 on L.T.O. Plan 2597 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1111, Folio 220

108 Mary Frances Dobrigh Portion of Canning Location 2 and being part of Lot 2 2 1


108A Straniit Boards (WA.) Py. Ltd Portion of Canning Location 2 and being part of Lot 0 0 17-979 on L.T.O. Plan 2653 and comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 624, Folio 10

109 Pietro Fantasia Portion of Canning Location 2 and being part of Lot 0 1 22214 on L.T.O. Diagram 17466 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1164, Folio 947

110 Norman William Saggers and Brian Portion of Canning Location 2 and being part of Lot 0 0 307Norman Saggers 19 on L.T.O. Diagram 22154 and comprised in Cer-

tificate of Title Volume 1203, Folio 157111 Bortolo Pellegrini Portion of Canning Location 2 and being part of Lot (1 0 3 .5

18 on L.T.O. Diagram 22154 and comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1203, Folio 500

112 Ernest Roy Ward ............ Portion of Canning Location 2 and being part of Loton L.T.O. Plan 2653 and comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 452, Folio 151

1 2 56

113 Mary McKenzie Hedle Portion of Canning Location 2 and being part of Lot 0 0 14388 on L.T.O. Plan 2653 and being portion of Right-of-Way coloured brown on L.T.O. Diagram 15350and comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 428,Folio 183

114 Thomas Charles Orisdale and Mary Portion of Canning Location 2 and being part of Lot 0 0 0-4Amelia Grisdale 12 on L.T.O. Diagram 15350 and comprised in Cer-

tificate of Title Volume 1129, Folio 989115 Geertruida Johanna Maria Kuiper-Portion of Canning Location 2 and being part of Lot 0 2 7 . 9

Reinders 89 on L.T.O. Plan 2653 and comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 1166, Folio 980

121 Crown Portion of Canning Location 292 and being the on-resumed balance of Lot 57 on L.T.O. Plan 3217

7 0 34

(Certificate of Title Volume 650, Folio 155)


Certified correct this 3rd day of August, 1960.CHARLES GAIRDNER,

C. P. WILD, Governor in Executive Council.Minister for Works.

PIT. 2446/58 ; Ex. Co. No. 1449

Ma A J?oods ci. 1 903I 959, Putlie WoE-s A ct. 1902-1950

LAND RESUNPTION

iernciiile-(niiinqis-Jlidland.Jvncfion Road (Kalanninda Road I)iver.sioii)

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of laud described in the Schedule heretobeing all in the Swan Districthave, in i ursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency the Covernor, actingliv and with the advice of the Executive Council. dated the 3rd day of August, 1960, been set apart. taken, or resumed forI In uuuposes of the follow in,. public woul n-i suck -i u ci snt'e ( -innunAon 'uhdl md Jun lion Ho id (lv.l suiunc m ho idDiversion).

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so set apart, taken, or resumed are markedoff and Inure particularly described on Plan F.W. D., WA. 36887 (L.T.O. Diagram 25912). which may be inspected at theOffice of the Minister for Works, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in Her Maestv for an estate in fee simple in possession for thepublic work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages. charges, obligations, estates, interests, u'ighls.of-way or other easements whatsoever.

SCHEDULE

a. u. p.James Clalloway .1 Portion of Swan Location 16 and bemg part of each of Lots II 1 7-1

1, 2 and 41) on LEO. Plan 1527 (Certificate of Title Volunue187, Folio 169)

(Ibrtiflcd couu'ect this 2nd clay of August. 1960.

k. 1'. WILD,Minister for \morks.

Dated this 9th day of August, 1960.Ci. P. WILD,Minister for Works

(1-FARLES DAT IIDNEII,(lovernor in executive Council.

Il)ated this 3ucl day of August, 1 9t0.

P. W. 1128/60Public WaiLs Act. 1902-1956 Road Districts Act, 1919-1956

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ACQUIRE LAND

Perth Road Board Drainage Psurposes at North Beach

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1956, that it is intended to take or resume, under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described inthe Schedule hereto, and being all in the Swan District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, Perth RoadBoard Drainage l'urposes at North Beach, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan P.W.D., WA.38276. which may lie inspecterl at the Office of the Minister for Works, Pertls.

SCHEDULE

part of Lot 41 on L.T.O. Plan 2710 (Cer- (approx.)tificate of Title Volume 394, Folio 146)

No. Owner or Reputed Owner Occupier or Reputed Occupier Description Area

Elsie Adelaide Bremner Vacant Portion of Swan Location 1137 and beinga. r.0 0

p.128

2438 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. II 2 August, 1960.

No. on PlanP.W.1)., W.A. Owner or Reputed Owner IDescri ptinn .Arca

No.36887


Dated this 9th day of August, 1960.

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1956, that it is intended to take or resume, under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described inthe Schedule hereto, and being all in the Melbourne District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, wideningCalingiri-Wongan Hills Road, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan MR.])., WA. 352, whichmay be inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Malcolm Street, Perth.

SCHEDULE

No. Owner or Reputed Owner Occupier or Reputed Occupier

2

John Barnes Ackland .... J. B. Ackland

John Hugh Acklaud ... J. H. Aekland

Dated this 9th day of August, 1960.F. PARRICK,

Secretary, Main Roads.

Portion of Avon Location 14997 (Crown Lease55/1955)

Portion of Avon Location 12961 (Certificateof Title Volume 1210, Folio 737)

Portion of Avon Location 7062 (Certificateof Title Volume 1210, Folio 738)

Portion of Avon Location 3491 (Certificateof Title Volume 10-23, Folio 82)

Portion of Melbourne Location 1320 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1173, Folio 691)

Portion of Melbourne Location 1323 (Cci-tificate of Title Volume 943, Folio 33)

Maim Roads Act, 1930-1955 ; 15th/ic Works Act, 1902-1956

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public \Vorks Act..1002-1956, that it is intended to take or resume, under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land cieseribed inthe Schedule hereto, and being all in the Kent District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, widening anddeviating Lake Grace-Borden-Albany Road, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan Mlii)., \V.A.2282, which may he inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Malcolm Street. Perth.

SCHEDULE


MR..]). 54/56

Main Roads Act, 1030-1955 Pith/ic Works Act, 1902-1056

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LANI)

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1056, that it is intended to take or resume, under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described inthe Schedule hereto, and being all in the Avon District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, widening NorthBannister-Waudering.Pingeh]v Road, and that thc said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan M.R.D.. WA. 2558,which may he inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Malcolm Street, Perth.

SCHEIDULE

a. r. p.0 0 22(approx.)0 0 So(approx.)0 0 13(approx.)0 1 0(approx.)

F. PARRIUK.Secretary, Main Roads.

Description Area

a. r. p.1 2 16(approx.)0 2 32(approx.)

MR.]). 652/57

F. PARRICK,Secretary, Main Itoacls.

a. i.Ernest Francis Jackal and F. F. Jacket and SI. F. Portion of Kent Location 145 (Certificate of 0 1 26

Michael Francis Jackal Jackal Title Volume 934, Folio 126) (approx.)Arthur George 51cc .... A. G. Slec Portion of Kent Location 290 (Certificate of 1 0 26

Title Volume 1004, Folio 77) (approx.)

Main Roads Act, 11)30-1955 15th/ic lVori.s Act. 1002-1956MR. 1). 523/lit)

NOTICE 01' INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAN])



1 Albert George Kennett A. U. Kennett

2 Bohemia Downs l'astoral Bohemia Downs PastoralCoy. Pty. Limited Coy. Pty. Limited

3 Bohemia Downs Pastoral Bohemia Downs PastoralCoy. Pty. Limited Coy. Pty. Limited

4 Keith Ernest Watts K. E. Watts

2440 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, V.A. [12 August, 1960.

Dated this 4th day of August., 1960.F. PARRICK,


Dated this 5th day of August, 1960.F. PARRICK,


Owner or Reputed Owner Occupier or Reputed Occupier


M.R.D. 652/57Main Roads Act, 1930-1955 Public JVorks Act, 1902-1956


THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1956, that it is intended to take or resume, under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described inthe Schedule hereto, and being all in the Plantagenet District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, wideningLake Grace-Albany Road, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan M.R.D., WA. 2282, which maybe inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Malcolm Street, Perth.

SCHEDULE

M.R.D. 411/58Main, Roads Act, 1930-1955 ; Public Works Act, 1902-1956


THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1956, that it is intended to take or resume, under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described inthe Schedule hereto, and being all in the Kent District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, widening anddeviating Ongerup-Ravensthorpe-Esperance Road, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan M.R.D.,W.A. 1818, which may be inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads. Malcolm Street, Perth.

SCHEDULE

L. & 5. 2823/58Public Works Act, 1902-1956 ; Road Districts Act, 1919-1959

NOTICB OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1956, that it is intended to compuisorily acquire, on behalf of the Mukinbudin Road Board, under section 17 (1) of thatAct, the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto, and being all in the Ninghan District, for RoadPurposes, and that the said pieces or pa-eels of land are marked off on Plan L.S., W.A. 811, which may be inspected at theOffice of the Minister for Lands. Perth, and at the Office of the Mukinbudin Road Board.

SCHEDULE

Description Area


No. Owner or Reputed Owner Occupier or Reputed Occupier, Description Area

a. r. p.Arthur George Slee A. G. Slee Portion of Kent Location 286 (Certificate of 6 3 37

Title Volume 785, Folio 81) (approx.)2 Frederick George Mills F. G. Mills Portion of Kent Location 296 (Certificate of 03 2

Title Volume 761, Folio 179) (approx.)3 Douglas Gordon Joseph P. G. J. Weir Portion of Kent Location 295 (Certificate of 02 1

Weir Title Volume 745, Folio 186) (approx.)4 Douglas Gordon Joseph D. G. J. Weir Portion of Kent Location 304 (Certificate of 4 0 34

Weir Title Volume 1099. Folio 218) (approx.)


a. r. p.1 Gerald Robert Moir G. R. Moir Portion of Plautagenet Location 3147 (Cer-

tificate of Title Volume 1093, Folio 716)0 2 23(approx.)

2 'Wallace Berry Stewart W. B. Stewart Portion of Plantagenet Location 3031 (Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1023, Folio 65)

0 1 21(approx.)

a. r. PGeorge Richard Bent U. B.. Bent Portion of Ninghan Location 3014 (Conditional 1 1 0

Purchase Lease 347/9849)

12 August, 1960.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 2441

Albert Ferguson James, George Henry VacantBindeman, William John Blyth.Ernest Walter Diaper, Percy Ed-ward Kersley and Ronald WhitsonLewis, Trustees under the pro-visions of the Methodist ChurchModel Deed of Western Australia,1912

The Town Properties of West Aus- Vacant.tralia Limited

Dated this 10th day of August, 1960.F. C. SMITH,

Tjnder Secretary for Lands.

Owner or Reputed Owner Occupies or Reputed Occupier Description Area


L. & S. 1293/60Public Worfs Act, 1902-1956 Road Districts Act, 1919-1959


THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1956, that it is intended to compulsorily acquire, on behalf of the Perth Road Board, under section 17 (1) of that Act,the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto, and being all in the Swan District, for Road Purposes,and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan L.S., WA. 864, which may be inspected at the Office ofthe Minister for Lands, Perth, and at the Office of the Perth Road Board.

SCHEDULE

a. r. p.Portion of Perthshire Location Au and 0 0 7 -G

being the land coloured brown andmarked Road Widening, the subjectof Diagram 2diGG (Certificate of TitleVolume 306, Folio 120)

Portion of Perthshire Location Au and 0 0 0-4being part of the land coloured brown andmarked R.O.W. on Plan 2431 (Certificateof Title Volume 38, Folio 307)

L. & 5. 1098/60Public Words Act, 1902-1956 Road Districts Act, 1919-1959

NOTICE OF iNTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1956, that it is intended to compulsorily acquire, on behalf of the Perth Road Board, under section 17 (1) of that Act,the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto, and being all in the Swan District, for Road Purposes,and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan LS., W.A. 863, which may be inspected at the Office ofthe Minister for Lands, Perth, and at the Office of the Perth Road Boa.rd.

SCHEDULE

F. (.1. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands.

Owner or R.eputed Owner Occupier or Reputed Occupier Description Area

a. r. p.Bellavista Pty. Ltd.... Vacant Portion of Perthshire Location Au and being

the land coloured brown on Diagram 160170 0 28

(Certificate of Title Volume 1172, Folio 99)Bellavista Pty. Ltd..... Vacant Portion of Perthshire Location Au and being


(Certificate of Title Volume 1200, Folio 89)Carmelo Musca Vacant Portion of Perthshire Location Au and being


(Certificate of Title Volume 1157, Folio 637)Arthur Henry Johnson, Official

Receiver in Bankruptcy,Trustee of Estate of William

Vacant Portion of Perthsh ire Location Au and beingthe land coloured brown on Diagram 17894(Certificate of Title Volume 1169, Folio 745)

0 1 30-6

Lisle ReynoldsBellavista Pty. Ltd.......... Vacant Portion of Perthshiie Location Au and being

the land coloured brown on Diagram 193120 2 0- 7

(Certificate of Title Volume 1169, Folio 747)



Dated this 10th des uf August, 1960.P. C. SMI'I'fl.


METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

M.W.S. 1218/59.NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section96 of the Metropolitan Water Suaply, Sewerageand Drainage Act, 1909-1936, that water mainshave been laid in the undermentioneci streets inthe districta indicated.

City of Pseth.8152/60Oceanic Drive, from Louth Road to lot

1736south-easterly.8230/60The Boulevard, from Thurless Road to

lot 1290westerly.

Armadale-Kelmscott Road District.8572/59Hillside Avenue, from lot 19 to lot 20

northerly.

Bayswater Road District.8268/60Broadway, from Crimea Street to lot 21-

north-westedy.

Darling Range Road District.8305/60Barbary Road, from lot 163 to lot 167

south-westerly.

J'uhdc lJ'oats Act, 1902-1956 Road Districts Act, 1919-1959


THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act.1902-1956, that it is intended to compulsorily acquire. on behalf of the Bayswater Road Board, under section 17 (1) of thatAct, the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto, and being all in the Swan District, for Road Pur-poses, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan L.S.. W.A. 870, which may be inspected at the Officeof the Minister for Lands. Perth, and at the Office of the Bayswater Road Board.

SCHEDULE

L. & S. 850/99I't'ltljr l[oul,' Ac!, (902 19.56 Road Dish lets Act, 11)19-1959

XO'fICE OF 1X't'EXTIOX '10 TAKE 011 RESUME LAX1)

THE Mioi-ter fhr Works here1p- pi'. e. itotice. in accordance with the provi ions of section 17 (2) of the l'ublic Works Act,I 002-19.56. that it js iut-'i,ed lit n,i I,ojjv acquire. on behalf of the Albany Road Board, under section 17 (1) of that Act,the several piCtu ps eels ol laud dueih-d a I ho Schedule hereto, and being all in the Plantagenet District, for Road Pur-poses, nod that the sail p "s 'rpa rrels if land are matRed off ot, Plan L.S., W.A. 830. which ntav be iospectcd at the t)fticcof the Minister for I aoL. Lrlh .tiid at (Ia Office of the Albany Road Board.

SCHEDULE

Area

a. r. p.1) 0 1(1

F. C. SMITH.Under Secretary for Lands.

L. & S. 1288/08, Vol. 2

Melville Road District.8015/60Horrocks Road, from Davy Street to Til-

ney Streetsoutherly. Tilney Street, fromHorrocks Road to lot 72easterly.

8182/60 The Esplanade, from Helm Street to lot2southerly.

8270/60Curtis Place, from lot 57 to lot 56easterly.

8282/60Shelshaw Street, from lot 179 to MaddoxCrescentwesterly. Maddox Crescent, fromShelshaw Street to lot 71southerly.

8291/60Mullings Way, from lot 47 to lot 48southerly.

8293/60Mullings Way, from lot 22 to lot 34easterly.

Perth Road District.8209/60Hill Street, from lot 108 to East Part

lot 60northerly.And the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage

and Drainage is, subject to the provisions of theAct, prepared to supply water from such mainsto lands within rateabie distance thereof.

Dated this 12th day of August, 1960.B. J. CLARKSON,

Under Secretary.

Owner or Reputed Owner Occupier or Reputed Occupier Description Area

a. r. PStephen 1-lenry Parker aud

Daniel KennyVacant Portion of Swan Location Q I and being part of

the land coloured brown and designated5 1 27

Broadway on Plan 3263 (Certificate of 'i'illeVolume 436, Folio 88)

Owner or Reputed Ow ocr Occupier or Reputed Occupier Description

Donald William I Icndcrsun 1). SC. Henderson Portion of Plantagenet Location 4741 (1 ruwnLease 444/1 939)


COUNTRY AREAS WATER SUPPLY ACT,1947-1957.

Striking of Rates for the Year Ending30th June, 1961.

P.W.W.S. 328/60.NOTICE is hereby given that the ratebooks of allland in the Rating Zones as shown on the under-mentioned schedules liable to be rated under theabovementioned Act, have been made up and areopen for inspection of ratepayers. Notice is alsohereby given that, under the powers conferred bythe abovementioned Act, the Minister for WaterSupply, Sewerage and Drainage has ordered ratesas shown in the schedules attached hereto to bemade and levied for the year ending 30th June,1961, upon all rateable land entered in the rate-books, subject to minimum rates as shown in theschedules.

A memorandum of such order has been dulymade in the ratebooks and signed and the said ratesare now payable in accordance with the by-lawsmade under the abovementioned Act.

By Order of the Minister for Water Supply,Sewerage and Drainage.

J. McCONNELL,Under Secretary for Water Supply,


Schedule "A."Rating Zone; Rate in £; Minimum Rate.

Barbalin; 3s.; £1.Brookton; 3s.; £1.Bruce Rock; 3s.; £1.Carnamah; 3s.; £1.Dangin; 3s.; £1.Dowerin; 3s.; £1.Highbury; 3s.; £1.Kondinin; 3s.; £1.Koorda; 3s.; £1.Kuhn; 3s.; £1.Narembeen; 3s.; £1.Narrogin; 3s.; £1.Northampton; 3s.; £1.Piesseville; 3s.; £1.Quairading; 3s.; £1.Sandstone; 3s.; £1.Three Springs; 3s.; £1.Woodanilling; 3s.; £1.Wyalkatchem; 3s.; £1.

Schedule "B"-Country Lands.Rating Zone; Rate per Acre; Minimum Rate.Barbalin; Sd.; £2.Kondinin; 5d.; £2.Narembeen; 5d.; £2.

Wodgil infested country land is subject to 50 percent, only of the above rate.

MUNICIPALITY OF BOULDER.Appointment of Traffic Inspector.

IT is hereby notified for general information thatMr. James Robert Graham was appointed asTraffic Inspector for this municipality at a meetingheld on Thursday, 4th August, 1960.

The appointment of Mr. Matthew Radisich ishereby cancelled.

C. L. McLLHENEY,Town Clerk.

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954.(Section 33.)

Merredin Road Board.PURSUANT to the powers contained in section 33of the Bush Fires Act, 1954, owners and occupiersof land in the Merredin Road District are herebyrequired, on or before the 31st day of August, 1960,

to clear, in the manner specified hereunder, fire-breaks not less than 10 feet wide inside and alongthe boundaries of each separate property ownedor occupied by them. Where any land so ownedor occupied is contiguous to or intersected by a rail-way line, notwithstanding that there may be acleared road between the railway reserve and theland so owned or occupied, the firebreaks on suchcontiguous land shall he made not less than 20 feetwide.

Where any land has been rolled or otherwiseprepared for burning off, the whole area of suchprepared land shall be completely enclosed by afirehreak not less than 66 feet wide.

The firebreaks required by this notice shall beconstructed by plouuhing the whole width of thevarious drebreaks. The soil for the full width ofthe firebreak is to be completely turned over andthe tirebreak maintained in a condition of effi-ciency b: all regrowth or inflammable materialbeing relr!oved therefrom as often as may be re-quired, to keep the firebreak completely clearedof inflammable material.

Where land is under crop, a swathe of such cropnot less than 10 feet wide as is growing along theboundary of any land so owned or occupied shallbe cut not later than the 31st day of October next,and the swathe so cut shall he ploughed, and thesoil so ploughed shall be completely turned over.

Dated this 9th day of August, 1960.By order of the Board,

F. A. LAW,Secretary.

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954-1957.Upper Blackwood Road Board.

Notice to Owners and Occupiers of Land.PURSUANT to section 33 of the abovementionedAct all owners and occupiers of land within theUpper Blackwood Road Board District are herebyrequired, on or before the 15th of November, 1960,to plough, cultivate, scarify or otherwise clear ofall inflammable material a six (6) foot wide firebreak around all cleLred and part cleared landowned or occupied by them. Such holdings whichtotal more than 500 acres of cleared or part clearedland shall have a six (6) foot break every 500 acresof cleared or part cleared land.

All inflammable material shall be cleared fromaround all buildings and homesteads to a distanceof one (1) chain on or before 15th December,1960.

Penalty: Minimum £5; maximum £100.By order of the BoArd,

L. G. AMEY,Secretary/Engineer.

NOTICE TO ALL OWNERS AND OCCUPIERSOF LAND IN KWINANA ROAD DISTRICT.

AS a measure of preventing the outbreak andthe spread of a bush fire, owners and occupiers ofland in the Kwinana Road District are required, onor before the 1st day of December, 1960, to-

plough, cultivate, or otherwise clear a fire-break to a width of at least 6 (six) feeton or about the boundary of their landand to maintain the firebreaks clear of allinflammable matter;prepare and maintain clear of inflammablescrub or grass all land within 30 (thirty)feet of all buildings including buildingson adjoining lands.

Kwinana Road Board,H. L. McGUIGAN,

Commissioner.


TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1958.Katanning Road Board.

IT is hereby notified for general information thatthe appointment of Ernest Wilfred Thompson asTraffic Inspector has been cancelled and that Phil-lip John Mills has been duly appointed TrafficInspector for the Katanning Road District as fromthe 8th August, 1960.

W. E. NOTT,Chairman.

W. E. BROUGHTON,Secretary.

MUNDARING ROAD BOARD.Notice of Intention to Borrow.

Proposed Loan (No. 22) of £3,000.PURSUANT to section 298 of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919-1959, the Mundaring Road Board herebygives notice that it proposes to borrow money, bythe sale of debentures, on the following terms andfor the following purpose: £3,000, for 20 years,with interest at the rate of £5 lOs. per cent. perannum, repayable at the Coal Mine Workert'Pensions Tribunal, Perth, by 40 equal half-yearlyinstalments of principal and interest. Purpose:Building of change rooms, extension of an exhibi-tion shed and building a liquor bar all at MundaringRecreation Ground (reserve No. 7045).

Plans, estimates and the statement required bysection 297 of the Road Districts Act are open forinspection at the office of the Board, during usualbusiness hours, for one month after the last pub-lication of this notice.

Dated 4th August, 1960.H. E. MARNIE,

Chairman.JOHN MOORE,

Secretary.

QUAIRADING ROAD BOARD.Proposed Loan No. 32.

PURSUANT to section 298 of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919-1959, the Quairading Road Board herebygives notice that it proposes to borrow money, bythe sale of debentures, on the following terms andfor the following purpose: £8,000, for 10 years, ata rate of interest not exceeding £5 lOs. per cent.per annum, payable at the office of the Board,Quairading, by half-yearly instalments of principaland interest. Purpose: Carrying out road worksat Dangin, Quairading, Yoting and Pantapin.

Estimates, specifications and the statement re-quired by section 297 of the Act are open forinspection at the office of the Board, during usualbusiness hours, for one month after the publica-tion of this notice.

Dated this 29th day of July, 1960.K. G. MANNING,

Chairman.R. M. HARDISTY,

Secretary.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1959.Cunderdin Road Board.

Notice of Intention to Borrow.Proposed Loan (No. 30) of £3,000.

PURSUANT to section 298 of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919-1959, the Cunderdin Road Board pro-poses to borrow the sum of three thousand pounds(g3,000) to be expended on works and undertak-ings in the Cunderdin Road District, being thewidening of Forrest Street, Cunderdin, and pro-vision of kerbing and construction of a footpath.

A statement showing details of the proposedexpenditure of the money to be borrowed, includ-ing initial expenditure in connection with the rais-ing of the loan, is open for inspection at the officeof the Board, during usual business hours, for aperiod of one month after last publication of thisnotice.

The amount of £3,000 is proposed to be raised bythe sale of debentures, repayable with interest byeight (8) half-yearly instalments over a period offopr years after the date of issue thereof, in lieuof the formation of a sinking fund.

The debentures shall bear interest at a rate notexceeding five and three-eighths per cent. perannum, payable half-yearly, at the Bank of NewSouth Wales Savings Bank Limited, Cunderdin.

The works and undertakings for which this loanis proposed to be raised will, in the opinion of theBoard, be of special benefit to the Central Ward ofthe Cunderdin Road District, and any loan ratesapplicable to such loan will be levied only on therateable land within such ward.

Dated this 4th day of August, 1960.G. F. DENNIS,

Chairman.A. S. ANDREW,

Secretary,

MOORA ROAD BOARD.Notice of Intention to Borrow.

Proposed Loan (No. 65) of £3,000.NOTICE is hereby given that the Moora RoadBoard proposes to borrow the sum of threethousand pounds (g3,000) to be expended in bitu-men surfacing of section of each of Namban Westand Namban East Roads under the ContributoryBitumenous Surfacing Scheme in conjunction withthe Main Roads .Department.

Sections to be surfaced and approximate lengthsare as follows:-

Namban West Road.One mile 20 chains, com-mencing at junction of Geraldton Highwayand Namban West Road within the NorthWard of the Moora Road District.

Namban East Road.One mile 60 chains, com-mencing at junction of Geraldton Highwayand Namban East Road within the NorthWard of the Moora Road District.

Plans and specifications showing proposed ex-penditure of the money to be borrowed is openfor inspection at the office of the Moora RoadBoard during office hours.

It is proposed to raise the sum of three thousandpounds (g3,000) by the sale of debentures repayablewith interest in thirty (30) half-yearly instalmentsin lieu of the provision of a sinking fund. Thedebentures shall bear interest at a rate not exceed-ing 5 per cent. per annum.

In the opinion of the Board special benefit willbe conferred on the North Ward of the MooraRoad District and loan rates applicable to thisloan will be levied on the said North Ward.

The amount of the said debentures and interestthereon is to be paid at the Moora Branch of theBank of New South Wales Savings Bank Ltd.

Dated at Moora, 5th August, 1960.A. S. CRANE,

H. WITTBER,Chairman.

Secretary.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1959.Cuballing Road Board.

Notice of Intention to Borrow.Proposed Loan (No. 13) of £1,025.

PURSUANT to section 298 of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919-1959, the Cuballing Road Board herebygives notice that it proposes to borrow money, bythe sale of debentures, on the following terms andfor the following purpose: £1,025, for 15 years,

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at £5 lOs. per cent. per annum, repayable at theCommonwealth Savings Bank, Perth, by 30 equalhalf-yearly instalments of principal and interest.Purpose: Septic tank installations at the Popanyin-ning Government School and Quarters in accord-ance with an agreement with the State Government.

Plans, specifications, and estimates and the state-ment required by section 297 are open for inspec-tion at the office of the Board, during the usualbusiness hours, for one month after the last pub-lication of this notice.

Dated this 4th day of August, 1960.S. H. KNIGHT,

Chairman.A. CLARK,

Secretary.

With reference to the above notice, the StateGovernment has agreed to undertake repaymentof half-yearly instalments of principal and interesttherefore no loan rate will be levied.

A. CLARK,Secretary.

IRWIN ROAD BOARD.IT is hereby notified that Mr. R. G. Stewart hasbeen appointed Building Surveyor for the IrwinRoad Board District. The appointment of Mr. J.Pickering as Building Surveyor is hereby cancelled.

A. J. GILLAM,Chairman.

GNOWANGERUP ROAD BOARD.Fishing By-laws.

IT is hereby notified that the undermentionedpersons have been appointed "Officers" under pro-visions of the Fishing By-laws of the GnowangerupRoad Board.

Arthur Henry Jackson.Clifford Keith Jones.Allan John Montague.Leslie William Stanley.

Dated this 27th day of July, 1960.W. J. CUNEO,

Secretary.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Road Board Election.

Department of Local Government,Perth, 10th August, 1960.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, inaccordance with section 92 of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919, that the following gentleman has beenelected a member of the undermentioned roadboard to fill the vacancy shown in the particularshereunder:Date of Election; Member Elected: Surname,

Christian Name; Ward; Occupation; Howvacancy occurred: (a) Effiuxion of time. (b)Resignation. (C) Death; Name of PreviousMember.

Dandaragan Road Board.*6/8/60; Williams, Vivian Eldred; ; Farmer; (b);

Jones, K. E.* Denotes extraordinary election.

(Sgd.) GEO. S. LINDSAY,Secretary for Local Government.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Narembeen Road District.

Transfer of Land as Between Wards.Notice of Intention.

Department of Local Government,Perth, 1st August, 1960.

L.G. 3571/52.IT is hereby notified for general information thatit is the intention of His Excellency the Governor,under the provisions of the Road Districts Act,

1919, to transier certain lands from the CentralWard of the Narembeen Road District to the TownWard so as to constttute the boundaries of theTown Ward conterminous with those of theNarembeen Towu:te as proclaimed in the Govern-ment Gazette ct the 25th October, 1957, at pages2D6' and 2968.

C. C. PERKINS,Acting Minister for Local Government.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Gnowangerup Road Board.


L.G. 367/GO.IT is hereby notified for general information thatHis Excellency the Governor has approved of thepurchase of a motor wagon and fire fighting equip-ment as a work and undertaking for which moneymay be borrowed under Part VII of the RoadDistricts Act, 1919, by the Gnowangerup RoadBoard.

GEO. S. LINDSAY,Secretary for Local Government.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Wandering Road Board.


L.G. 2044/52.IT is hereby notified for general information thatHis Excellency the Governor has approved of thepurchase of a power grader as a work and under-taking for which money may be borrowed underPart VII of the Road Districts Act, 1919, by theWandering Road Board.


ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Notice.


L.G.D. 9/60.IT is hereby notified for general information thatHis Excellency the Governor, pursuant to the pro-visions of section 203 of the Road Districts Act,1919, has been pleased to specify that the UniformBy-laws for the Construction of Television Mastsand Antennae made under the provisions of thesaid Act and published in the Government Gazetteon the 5th February, 1960, shall have the force oflaw within the Toodyay Road District.

GEO. S. LINDSAY,Secretray for Local Government.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Canning Road Board.


L.G. 348/60.IT is hereby notified for general information thatHis Excellency the Governor has approved of im-provements to lots 344 to 347 inclusive and 372to 375 inclusive, by the provision of a second green,lighting, the erection of fencing and the purchaseof furniture, equipment, a roller and a mower, asa work and undertaking for which money may beborrowed under Part VII of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919, by the Canning Road Board.



ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Darling Range Road Board.


L.G. 228/58.IT is hereby notified for general information thatHis Excellency the Governor has approved of thepurchase of a compressor and a motor wagon asa work and undertaking for' which money may beborrowed under Part VII of the Road Districts Act,1919, by the Darling Range Road Board.


ELECTRICITY ACT, 1945-1953.The State Electricity Commission of Western Australia.

Notice.PURSUANT to section 33B of Part IVA (Approval of Electrical Appliances)of the Electricity Act, 1945-1953, The State Electricity Commission of WesternAustralia hereby prescribes the following classes of electrical appliancesintended, suggested, or designed for use in or for the purpose of or forconnection to any electrical installation.

An electrical appliance of any class prescribed hereunder shall not afterthe 12th August, 1960, unless otherwise stated below, be sold, hired, exposedfor sale or hire, or advertised for sale or hire, unless an electrical applianceof that class and type has been approved by The State Electricity Commissionof Western Australia, and is stamped ci' labelled if and as prescribed in theregulations.

Notice is also given that the specifications quoted in respect of eachclass of electrical appliance, and a general specification (Standards Associationof Australia Approval and Test Specihcation for Definitions and GeneralRequirements for Electrical Materials and Equipment), shall be the publishedspecifications in respect to each class of electrical appliance, as from 12thAugust, 1960, unless otherwise stated below.

The prescribing notice and published specifications published in theGovernment Gazette of 9th September, 1955, and all amendments and additionsthereto, up to and including the Government Gazette of 14th April, 1960, arehereby withdrawn.

J. G. BLOCICLEY,Secretary.

DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL REQUIREMENTS.

Standards Association of Australia Approval and Test Speci-fication for Definitions and General Requirements forElectrical Materials and Equipment.(The above specification is that approved and publishedby The State Electricity Commission of Western Aus-tralia, and shall, until notice is published to the contrary,apply to all classes and types of electrical appliances nowor hereafter prescribed by that Commission pursuant to theprovisions of the Electricity Act, 1945-1953, and amend-ments.)

Prescribed Class of Electrical Appliance.Electric Bread Toasters.

Electric bread toaster means any appliance which isintended primarily for toasting bread or similar foods.

Electric Grillers.Electric griller means a heating appliance the nominal rating

of which does not exceed 15 amperes, which is intendedor may be used for heating or grilling food, or forheating cooking utensils standing on the appliance, butdoes not include any such appliance which incorporatesa cooking compartment fitted with a heating unit orunits provided solely for heating the cooking compartment.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Victoria Plains Road Board.


L.G. 521/57.IT is hereby notified for general information thatHis Excellency the Governor has approved of thepurchase of an Elescraper as a work and under-taking for which money may be borrowed underPart VII of the Road Districts Act, 1919, by theVictoria Plains Road Board.


PublishedSpecification.

C.100-1953 Ap.As amended byAm. 1, Apr., 1956Am. 2, Feb., 1957Am. 3, May, 1958Am.4,Jul.. 1959(The latter am.not to applyuntil 1/5/61)

C.101-1955 Ap.As amended by-Am.5,Apr., 1956Am. 6, May, 1958.

C.102-1954 Ap.As amended by-Am.3,Feb., 1957Am. 4, Sep., 1958Am.5,Jul., 1959,

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Electric Radiators.Electric radiator means an appliance incorporating an electric

heating unit which when in operation heats the atmos-phere in its immediate vicinity by radiation and/or con-vection, but does not include any appliance solely orprincipally suitable for cooking, or for special applicationof heat to definite materials or substances, or anyappliance in which the heating element is completelyenclosed by a medium such as to prevent all exposedparts reaching a temperature greater than one hundredand twenty degrees centigrade.

As from the 1st day of September, 1961, the class ofprescribed electrical appliance, "Electric Radiators" quotedabove, shall be withdrawn, and a new class, "ElectricRoom Heaters," as quoted below, shall be substitutedtherefore. Unless otherwise notified in the GovernmentGasette, the published specification published in respectto "Electric Radiators" shall apply and continue to applyto "Electric Room Heaters."

Electric Room Heaters.Electric room heater means an appliance the nominal rating

of which does not exceed fifteen amperes and which incor-porates an electric heating unit which when in operationheats the atmosphere in its immediate vicinity by radiationand/or convection and/or forced circulation, but notincluding

(1) forced air circulators, air conditioners, panelheating units and the like which are intendedsolely for mounting in a fixed position; orheating units intended for embedding in walls,floors or ceilings; orfloor-heating units which are intended solely foruse in carpet underlays and carpet underlayswhich incorporate such heating units; orappliances which are solely or principally suitedfor cooking; orspecial appliances which are solely used for theapplication of heat to specific materials or sub-stances.

Electric Portable Immersion Heaters.Electric portable immersion heater means a portable electrical

appliance designed for connection by means of a flexiblecord and intended for heating liquid in which it may beimmersed, but does not include electric jugs or othervessels to which heating elements are permanently fixedor heating elements intended for permanent fixing insuch vessels.

Electric Kettles or Electric Saucepans.Electric kettle or electric saucepan means a portable vessel

in which is incorporated an electric heating elementintended for heating liquids, and includes coffee perco-lators, teapots and gluepots, but does not include electricurns or urn type percolators of a capacity of one gallonor more, or equipment designed and/or manufacturedspecifically for sterilising purposes.

C.103-1952 Ap.As amended byAm. 1, Apr., 1956Am. 2, Aug., 1958(Not to applyuntil 1/9/60)Am.3,Apr., 1959(Not to applyuntil 1/9/61)

Am. 4, Jul., 1959.

C.104-1948 Ap.

C.105-1954 Ap.

Electric Jugs.Electric jug means a jug or similar vessel having a body of C.106-1952 Ap.

non-metallic material and in which is incorporated a As amended bybare electric heating element, sheathed resistor type Am. 1, Apr., 1956.electric heating element or electrodes.

Electric Irons.Electric iron means a smoothing and/or pressing hand iron

which is heated by means of an electric heating unitforming part of the appliance, and which is suitablefor laundry, domestic, tailor's pressing or similar use.

C.107-1952 Al).As amended byAm. 1, Jul., 1959(Not to applyuntil 1/5/61)


Appliance Plugs and Appliance Inlet-Sockets.Appliance plug and appliance inlet-socket means the combina-

tion of an inlet plug and an inlet-socket, the inlet plugbeing that portion which contains the spring contacts andis arranged for attachment to a flexible cord, and theinlet-socket being that portion which contains the pinsand is mounted on or forms an integral part of anelectrical appliance.

Earth Leakage Circuit Breakers.Earth leakage circuit breaker means a switch intended to

open a low or medium pressure circuit automaticallywhen a predetermined difference of potential is appliedbetween a terminal of the switch which is intended forconnection to the metal casings, frames and/or conduitsof an electrical installation and a second terminal of theswitch which is intended for connection to the generalmass of the earth, but does not include earth leakagerelays.

Miniature Over-current Circuit Breakers.Miniature over-current circuit breaker means an enclosed air- C.l11-1956 Ap.

break switch, the nominal rating of which does not exceed As amended byfifty amperes, intended for opening a low or mediumpressure circui( automatically under predetermined con- Am. 1, Jul., 1959.ditions of over-current and having as its main functionthe prevention of continued overloading of wiring.

Plugs and Plug Sockets.Plug means a device having pins and intended by its insertion

in a plug socket to make a detachable connection betweenthe contacts of such plug-socket and the conductors of aflexible cord or cable.

Plug-socket means a device for fixing at a point at which thefixed wiring of an electrical installation terminates andhaving contacts intended for making a detachable con-nection with the pins of a plug.

Wall Switches.Wail switch means a switch, whether single-pole, double-pole,

two-way, or intermediate, which is designed for surface,flush, or semi-flush mounting on some Dart of a building,structure, or switchboard and by means of which a circuitcan he opened and closed under no-load or normal-loadconditions by the direct manual operation of a dolly(lever), a turn-button, or press-button, but does notinclude:

Ceiling pull switches.Switches for attachment to or insertion in flexible

cords.Switches specially designed for and incorporated in

appliances.Momentary-on and momentary-off press-button

switches.Automatic or electrically operated switches.Door contact switches, andSwitches of a type normally used other than as wall

s\7itches and acknowledged by the Commission tobe outside the ordinary trade designation of vallswitch.

C.109-1 955 Ap.As amended byAm. 1, May, 1958Am. 2, Sep., 1958Am. 3, Jul., 1959.

C.110-1956 Ap.As amended byAm. 1 Jul., 1959.

C.112-1 958 Ap.As amended byAm. 1, Jul., 1959(This am. not toapply until1/11/60)

C.113-1955 Ap.As amended by-Am.5,Apr., 1956Am. 6, May, 1958.

Electric Soldering Irons.Electric soldering iron means a portable tool, part of which is C.114-1952 Ap.

a soldering hit heated by means of an electric heatingunit contained within the tool,


Flexible Cords.Flexible cord means an insulated cable, the conductors, insula- C.116-1955 Ap.

tion and covering of which are such as to allow of C.147-1955 Ap.flexibility, and in which no conductor exceeds .007 sq. in,cross section.

Normal Bayonet Lampholders.Normal bayonet lampholder means a device by means of which

an electric lamp having a normal bayonet cap* may beconnected in an electric circuit.A normal bayonet cap (International size B22) is abayonet cap comprising a cylindrical outer wall, whichcarries two pins for engaging in slots in the lampholder,and having a diameter of about in. and carrying twocontacts insulated from each other and the outer wall.

Electric Handlamps.Electric handlamp means a fitting intended for attachment to

a flexible cord to hold and to permit of the holding of aportable electric lamp and intended for use on direct oralternating current circuits at low or extra low pressures,but does not include

(a) portable standards, portable brackets and similarfittings of a decorative nature, although they bemovable and not fixed; or

b) any handlamp which-is intended for operation at a pressure notexceeding twenty-five volts, andis marked with the operating pressure.andis fitted with a small ("miniature")bayonet lampholder, andis fitted with a guard of such size thatit will not accommodate any 60 watt 240volt lamp.

Normal Bayonet Lampholder Adaptors.Normal bayonet lampholder adaptor means a connecting C.l 19-1951 Ap.

device capable of being inserted in a lampholder of thenormal bayonet (B22) type, and either suitable for con-nection to a flexible cord, or fitted with a lampholder orlampholders and being with or without a switch orswitches.

Cord Extension Sockets.

Cord extension socket means a device arranged for attachmentto a flexible cord and having contacts whereby a detach-able connection may be made with the pins of a plug, butdoes not include such devices which are enclosed or areintended for use solely where they will be enclosedwithin an appliance in such a way that they are notexposed to personal contact.

C.117i.i55 Ap.

C.118-1957 Ap.As amended byAm. 1, Jul., 1959.

C.120-1954 Ap.As amended byAm. 5 May, 1958.

Plug Socket Adaptors.Plug socket adaptor means a single or multiple connecting C.122-1950 Ap.

device (other than a plug) for insertion in a plug socket,

Electric Razors(Electric Dry Shavers).Electric razor means a device incorporating an electric motor

or vibrator mechanism actuating cutters intended forremoval of beard ci' similar purposes and includes anyspecial apparatus connector, any flexible cord, any resist-ance and/or any transformer supplied with an electricrazor to enable its connection to supply mains, but does notinclude any razor which can be operated only by a batteryhaving a terminal pressure not exceeding 25 volts.

Extra-low Voltage Transformers.Extra-low voltage transformer means a fixed or portable trans-

former rated at not more than 1 K.V.A. for connectionon the primary side to a low voltage supply and having amaximum secondary voltage of less than 50 volts andintended for energizing lighting and bell circuits, electrictoys, portable electric tools, and similar apparatus designedfor operation at extra-low voltage but does not include-

(i) transformers for use in electronic equipment in-cluding radio and television apparatus, batterychargers and the like;

lii) transformers associated with instruments andlaboratory apparatus;transformers for use in mines;railway signalling transformers;transformers which are incorporated in appliancesin such a way that all parts of the secondarycircuit are insulated for 250 volts or are in-accessible to personal contact;transformers of a type which normally is usedotherwise than for energising bell and lightingcircuits, electric toys, portable electric tools, andsimilar apparatus designed for operation atextra-low voltage and which the Commissionacknowledges in writing to be outside the defi-nition of an extra-low voltage transformer asherein defined,

Cord-line Switches.Cord-line switch means a device intended for insertion in a

flexible cord and containing a switch capable of makingand breaking the connection of one or more conductors ofthe flexible cord, but not including switches intended forthe series-parallel control of heating elements.

Portable Lamp Standards and Brackets.Portable lamp standard or bracket means an electric lighting

fitting which may be placed on a horizontal surface orattached by spring clamps or other suitable means tovertical or inclined surfaces, and which is not intended tobe fixed in position, such fitting being intended for con-nection by means of a flexible cord, but does not include

any portable lamp standard or bracket with afluorescent or other gaseous discharge lamp; orany electrical handlamp; orany portable lamp standard or bracket of wood,glass, ceramic, marble, thermo-setting insulatingmaterial or the like which

(1) is provided with only one lampholderwhich is an approved all-insulatedbayonet-cap lampholder fitted with along skirt, and

(ii) has no external metal which is requiredto be earthed, and

Uii) is fitted with an approved flexible cordwired directly to the lampholder, andhas no switch other than that which maybe incorporated in the lampholder, and

has no spring clamp or other means topermit attachment to vertical or inclinedsurfaces.

As from the 1st June, 1961, the definition 'Portable LampStandards and Brackets" quoted above shall be withdrawn.and a new definition quoted below shall be substitutedtherefor. Unless otherwise notified in the GovernmentGaaette the Published Specification published in respectb "Portable Lamp Standards and Brackets" shall applyand continue to apply in respect to the appliance as de-fined by the definition specified below.

C.125-1952 Ap.As amended byAm. 1,Feb., 1957Am. 2, Jul., 1959.

C.126-1954 Ap.As from 1/1/61,C.126-1 954 Ap.shall be with-drawn, andC.126-1 958 Ap.shall be thepublishedspecification.

C.127-1954 Ap.

C.128-1948 Ap.As amended byAm. 2, May, 1958Am. 3, Jul., 1959(This am. not toapply until1/6/61)


Portable Lamp Standards and Brackets.Portable Lamp Standard or Bracket means an electric

lighting fitting which may he placed on a hori-zontal surface or attached by spring clamps orother suitable means to vertical or inclined sur-faces, and which is not intended to be fixed inposition, such fitting being intended for con-nection by means of a flexible cord, but does notinclude:

any electric handlamp; orany portable lamp standard or bracket ofwood, glass, ceramic, marble, thermo-setting insulating material or the. likewhich.

is provided with only one lamp-holder which is an approved all-insulated bayonet-cap lamp-holder fitted with a long skirt,andhas no exposed metal required tobe earthed, and

iii) is fitted with an approvedflexible cord wired directly to thelampholder, andhas no switch other than thatwhich may be incorporated in thelampholder, andhas no spring clamp or othermeans to permit attachment tovertical or inclined surfaces.

Portable Electric Ranges.Portable electric range means an electric cooking appliance

the nominal rating of which does not exceed 10 amperescomprising a cooking compartment fitted with at leastone element provided solely for heating the compartment,and with or without one or more heating units whichare intended or may be used to heat a cooking vessel orvessels standing thereon.

C.146-1954 Ap.As amended by-Arn.3,Feb., 1957Am. 4, Sep., 1958Am. 5, Jul., 1959.

Non-flexible Electric Bed Warmers.Non-flexible electric bed warmer means an appliance which is C.148-1950 Ap.

designed to be heated by means of an electric heatingelement enclosed in a rigid container, and which isintended or may be used to heat a bed in which it isplaced.

Flexible Electric Heating Pads.Flexible electric heating pad means an appliance in the form

of a pad which is heated by means of an electric heatingelement contained within a flexible enclosure or envelope,the surface heating area of which does not exceed sixsquare feet; such surface area being the projected area(projected on a horizontal plane on which the pad is laidout fiat) of that portion of a pad in which the heatingelement is built; but it does not include any marginalhems or flaps surrounding the portion into which theheating element is built.

C.149-1954 Ap.As amended by-Am.2,Apr., 1956Am. 3, Feb., 1957Am. 4, May, 1958Am. 5, Sep., 1958(This am. not toapply until1/9/60)Am. 6, Jul., 1959(This am. not toapply until1/11/60

Decorative Lighting Outfits. 0.152-1950 Ap.Decorative lighting outfit means a set of miniature type lamp-

holders (with or without lamps) together with conductors,such larnpholders and conductors being either unassembledor assembled for connection to an outlet in an electricalinstallation.

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Portable Electric Vacuum Cleaners.Portable electric vacuum cleaner means a portable appliance

designed for operation at low voltage incorporating anelectric motor which, by causing movement of air, isintended to remove dust and associated foreign matterby suction, with or without the assistance of drivenbrushes, beaters or the like, but does not include any suchappliance having a maximum loading exceeding 500 watts.

Electric Lawnmowers.Electric lawnmower means a portable appliance intended for

cutting lawn or grass and designed for operation at low ormedium voltage and incorporating an electric motor tooperate cutters, blades or the like, but does not includeany such appliance having a motor rating exceeding onehorsepower.

Portable Electric Drills.Portable electric drill means an electric hand tool, which in

normal use may be supported entirely by the operator, andincorporating an electric motor designed for operation atlow or medium voltage and which is intended primarily tocause the rotation of a chuck or similar device capable ofaccommodating drills, but not including such hand toolsof the percussion or vibratory type.(Portable Electric DrillsThe definition and specificationquoted above shall not apply until the 1st November, 1961,and until that date portable electric drills shall not bedeemed Prescribed Appliances.)

VERMIN ACT, 1918-1958.Meekatharra Vermin Board.

Agriculture Protection Board,15th July, 1960.

64/yB, Vol. 3.THE Agriculture Protection Board, acting undersection 15 of the Vermin Act, 1918-1958, herebydeclares that the Meekatharra Vermin Board shallconsist of 10 members from the date of this declara-tion. Further, the Agriculture Protection Boarddeclares that Gerald Bruce Morgan, Pastoralist ofMeekatharra, is a member of the MeekatharraVermin Board until 12th April, 1961.

Passed by resolution of the Agriculture Protec-tion Board at the ordinary meeting of the saidBoard held on the 7th day of July, 1960.

The Common Seal ofthe Agriculture ProtectionBoard of W.A. is hereuntoaffixed in the presence of-

[L.S.] G. K. BARON HAY,Chairman, Agriculture Protection Board.

VERMIN ACT, 1918-1958.Dandaragan, Moora, Gingin, Victoria Plains,

Chittering and Swan Vermin Districts.NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to section 102Aof the Vermin Act, 1918-1958, that the prohibitionon the taking of rabbits or catching by any meansexcept poisoning in the vermin districts of Dan-daragan, Moora, Gingin, Victoria Plains, Chitteringand Swan is cancelled from the date of publicationof this notice.

G. K. BARON HAY,Chairman, Agriculture Protection Board.

8th August, 1960.

C. 153-1951 Ap.As amended byAm. 1, Jul., 1959.

C.156-1955 Ap.As amended byAm. 1, May, 1958Am. 2, Sep., 1958Am. 3, Jul., 1959.

C.160-1 959 Ap.(Not to applyuntil 1/11/61)

VERMIN ACT, 1918-1958.Department of Agriculture.

15th July, 1960.126/VB, Vol. 1.

THE Agriculture Protection Board, acting underthe provisions of section 67 of the Vermin Act.1918-1958, has been pleased to declare that ownersof holdings within the meaning of the said Act inthe vermin districts shown in the schedule here-under shall be exempt from the payment of ratesunder the said Act for the financial year endingon the 30th day of June, 1961.

Schedule.Yalgoo, Kwinana and Mandurah.

Passed by resolution of the Agriculture Protec-tion Board at the ordinary meeting of the saidBoard held on the 7th day of July, 1960.The Common Seal of

the Agriculture ProtectionBoard of Western Aus-tralia is hereunto affixed inthe presence of-

[L.S.] G. K. BARON HAY,Chairman, Agriculture Protection Board.

APPOINTMENT.(Under Section 6 of the Registration of Births,

Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1956.)Registrar General's Office,

Perth, 10th August, 1960.THE following appointment has been approved:-

R.G. No. 180/57Constable Peter Meikle Myles,as Assistant District Registrar of Births and Deathsfor the York Registry District, to maintain anoffice at Quairading, during the absence of Con-stable Francis Thomas Byrnes; this appointmentdates from 25th July, 1960.

E. J. BROWNFIELD,Registrar General.


REGISTRATION OF MINISTERS.(Pursuant to Part III of the Registration of Births,

Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1956.)Registrar General's Office,

Perth, 10th August, 1960.Appointments.

IT is hereby published for general informationthat the undermentioned ministers have been dulyregistered in this office for the Celebration of Mar-riages throughout the State of Western Australia:

R.G. No.; Date; Name; Address of Residence;Registry District.

Church of England.2052/60; 2/8/60; Rev. William Rawling Bennetts,

B.A., B.Sc., Dip.Ed.; 29 Hardy Street, Holly-wood; Perth.

Jehovah's Witnesses.2047/60; 9/8/60; Mr. Allan John Yates; 68 Broome

Street, Perth; Perth.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARDAccepted Tenders

Cancellations.IT is hereby published for general informationthat the names of the undermentioned ministershave been duly removed from the register in thisoffice of ministers registered for the Celebrationof Marriages throughout the State of WesternAustralia: -

R.G. No.; Date; Name, Address of Residence;Registry District.

Presbyterian Church of Australia.Assembly of Western Australia.

2074/58; 18/7/60; Mr. William Kiddie Lumsden;20 French Avenue, Merredin; Merredin.

The Congregational Union of WesternAustralia, Inc.

704/53; 1/8/60; Rev. Henry Thomas Davies; 92Coogee Street, Mt. Hawthorn; Perth.

E. J. BROWNFIELD,Registrar General.

ScheduleNo. Contractor Particulars Department

Concerned Rate

474A,1960

Worsicy Timber Co. Supply of Sawn and Dressed Jarrah, as follows:Items 1 and 2Items 2 to 14 inclusive .... 1.1.....

M.R.D.....£495 8s. lid.£512 is. 4d.

Items 15 to 18 inclusive ............ £106 9s. 4d.411A,1960

Aherns Pt1'. Ltd..... Supply and Fixing of Carpet for ParliamentHouse Extensions, as follows :-

P.W.D.

ItemiItem2

£5,388.lOis. lOd. per square

yard.439A,1960

R. & N. Palmer Supply of Maintenance Piles for North.West,as follows :-

do.

Items 6 to 15 inclusive Details on applica-tion.

Items 1 to 5 declined.475A,1960

Kauri Timber Co. Ltd. Supply of Sawn and Dressed Jarrah, as follows:Items 1 to 13 inclusive

M.R.D.125s.

Items 14 to 17 145s. per 100 sup. ft.460A,1960

Faulls Pty. Ltd..... Supply of Landrover Four Wheel Drive Utilities Agriculture £1,275 each.

459A,1960

Modern Caravans Supply of Steel Caravans (Aluminium Clad) do. £444 each.

412A,1960

R. P. Mclnerney & Co.Pty. Ltd.

Supply of Diesel Generating Set P.W.D. £4,512.

254A,1960

W. M. Adams & Co.Ltd.

Supply of Multi Roll Vacuum Ironer R.P.H. £11,495.

446A,1960

Wende Bros......... Making and Trimming of Uniforms ....... Police Details on applica-tion.

349A,1960

Australia ElectricalIndustries

Supply of Tap Charging Transformers S.E.C. £13,200 each.

458A,1960

H. B. Dickie Ltd Supply of White Towels, as follows :-ItemiItem2

G.S.136s. per dos.i36s. per doz.

Item3 136s. per doz.270A,1960

Newton McLaren Ltd.,C/. Rablec P/L

Supply of Instrumentation of activated SludgeTreatment Plant, Subiaco

M.W.S..... £12,570.

389A,1960

Ruhaak & Co. Supply of Submersible Pump and Motor do..... £451 4s. Sd.

406A,1960

Venables Service Pty.Ltd.

Supply of Lincwelder, Petrol Driven P.W.D..... £698 is.

487A,1960

Purchase and Removal of Equipment Forests Details on applica.tion.

485A,1960

Western Trading Co. Purchase and Removal of Ruston Bucyrus ShovelPower Unit (PW 13) (Serial No. 10513) and

£1,367.

Diesel Engine484A,1960

Western Trading Co. Purchase and Removal of International T.D.18A Diesel Crawler Tractor (PW 248) (Engine

do. £880.

No. T.DRM 30165) with Angle Dozer P.C.IJ.493A,1960

Purchase and Removal of Motor Vehicle andBicycle Tyres

G.S. Detail on application.

486A,1960

R. D. Deering Purchase and Removal of International 15-cwt. Utility, model LilO (WAG 1513) (Engine

P.W.D..... £135.

No. S.D 220/106576), with 5 only 650 x 16Tyres and Wheels

351A,1960

J. E. Hall Purchase and Removal of Inverted Syphon PipeCrossing

do. £35.

492A,1960

Purchase and Removal of Lead Acid Batteries G.S. Details on applica-tion.

490A,1960

Hydraulics Welding &Rural Supplies

Purchase and Removal of M.2 Moore 21 h.p.Kerosene Grader (WAG 3060) (Engine No.

Forests £127.

1204815) at Gnangara468A,1960

J. Blackwell ........ Purchase and Removal of Indian 12 h.p. MotorCycle N/C 122 (Engine No. CDD 1118) at

do. £14.

Manjimup


WESTERN AUSi'ktALIAN GOVERN MENT TENDJII-, BOARD-continuedTender8 for Government Supplies

* Documents available from Agent General for W.A., 115 The Strand, London, W.C. 2.t Documents available for inspection only at W.A. Government Liaison Offices, Melbourne and Sydney.

Addrense..s-Liaison Offices-W,A. Government Liaison Office,

No. 10 Royal Arcade, Melbourne, Cl.

Date ofAdvertising

ScheduleNo.

For Sale by Tender

W.A. Government Liaison Office,Room 105, 82 Pitt Street, Sydney.

Agent General for W.A.115 The Strand, London, W.C. 2.

For Sale Date ofClosing

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Government Tender Board, 74 Murray Street, Perth, will be received for the above.mentioned supplies until 10 a.m. on the dates of closing.

Tenders must be properly indorsed on envelopes otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, 74 Murray Street, Perth.No Tender necessarily accepted.

A. H. TELFER,12th August 1960. Chairman, Tender Board.

Date ofAdvertising

ScheduleNo. Supplies Required Date of

Closing

1960 1960July 22 513A, 1960 Electric Fans during period 1/10/60 to 31/3/61 Aug. 18July 22 514A, 1960 Brushes for Painters' Use ................................ Aug. 18July 22 516A, 1960 Uniforms for Railway Road Services for Summer 1960-61 and Winter 1961 Aug. 18July 22 517A, 1960 Paper Towels, 1/11/60 to 31/10/61 Aug. 18July 26 534A, 1960 Pumping Machinery to Corrigin Pumping Station Aug. 18July 26 535A, 1960 Steel-cored Aluminium Conductor Aug. 18July 29 538A, 1960t Workshop Machinery and Plant ............................ Aug. 18July 29 540A, 1960 Combination Woodworking Machine and Diamond Disc Rock Sawing Machine Aug. 18July 29 544A, 1960 Mobile Crane, 5 ton maximum capacity Aug. 18July 29 545A, 1960* Rotary (or alternatively Reciprocating) type Air Compressors Aug. 18July 29 547A, 1960 10,000 only 10 in. Disc Insulators Aug. 18July 29 548A, 1960 Firewood to No. S Pumping Station Aug. 18July 29 549A, 1960 Combination Woodworking Machine and 14 in. Wood Bandsaw Aug. 18July 29 550A, 1960 Positive-Displacement Industrial Blower Aug. 18July 29 563A, 1960 Laundry Equipment for Narrogin Hospital Aug. 18Aug. 5 565A, 1960 Vacuum Hose Pipe Couplings Aug. 18Aug. 5 566A, 1960 Jarrah Electric Light Poles .. Aug. 18Aug. 5 568A, 1960 Rotary Hoe ................ Aug. 18Aug. 5 577A, 1960 Piles, Stringers and Corbels Aug. 18Aug. 5 578A, 1960 Road Marking Paint Aug. 18Aug. 5 579A, 1960 Metal Screenings Albany District................ Aug. 18Aug. 5 580A, 1960 Stainless Steel Fittings for Albany Regional Hospital Aug. 18June 28 463A, 1960 Broken Stone Ballast for W.A.G.R............. Aug. 25July 15 503A, 1960t Stainless Steel Drums Aug. 25Aug. 2 564A, 1960 Inferential Water Meters for P.W.D. 1960 Aug. 25Aug. 5 581A, 1960 Fence to surround Drainage Reserve-South lelmont Aug. 25Aug. 5 582A, 1960 44 in. External Diameter Cast Iron and Steel Pipes Aug. 25Aug. 5 583A, 1960 44 in. External Diameter Steel Pipes ............... Aug. 25Aug. 5 584A, 1960 Steel Window Frames at Perth Modern School Aug. 25Aug. 5 585A, 1960 Cool Room Equipment for Albany Regional Hospital Aug. 25Aug. 12 591A, 1960 Stainless Steel Teapots and Jugs Aug. 25Aug. 12 592A, 1960 Industrial Type Tractors (Rubber Tyrcd) Aug. 25Aug. 12 593A, 1960 Sawn and Dressed Jarrah ................ Aug. 25Aug. 12 594A, 1960 Three Calorifiers for Narrogin District Hospital Aug. 25Aug. 12 596A, 1960 Wood Cupboard and Bench Fittings for Albany Regional Hospital Construction Aug. 25Aug. 5 567A, 1960 Steel Boiler Tubes .................................. Aug. 25July 22 512A, 19601 5 M.V.A. Transformers, 66,000/6,600 volts Sept. 1July 29 542A, 19605t Mutton Stockinette ............................ Sept. 1Aug. 5 586A, 1960 Pumping Machinery for Merredin Sewage Pumping Station Sept. 1Aug. 5 587A, 1960 Pumping Machinery for Bunbury Sewage Pumping Station Sept. 1Aug. 12 590A, 1960 Mosaic Floor Tiles .................................... Sept. 1Aug. 12 595A, 1960 Transformers and Associated Switchgear for South Slipway-Fremantle Sept. 1July 15 496A, 1960t 4 only 6,600 volt Switchboards ................ Sept. 15July 15 497A, 1960t 6 only 6,600/6,600 volt 10 M.V.A. Transformers Sept. 15July 19 507A, 1960*f Hydraulic Shunting Locomotives .... Oct. 20

1960 1960July 29 546A, 1960 200 only F.J.W. Electric Bath Heaters (Unused) Aug. 18July 29 552A, 1960 International TD14A Hydraulic Bull Grader (M.R. 191) at Derby Aug. 18Aug. 5 569A, 1960 International TD9 Tractor with Hydraulic Dozing Unit (PW 126) Aug. 18Aug. 5 570A, 1960 Allis Chalmers Grader (MR 85) ........... Aug. 18Aug. 5 571A, 1960 Armstrong Holland Road Grader (MR 88) .... Aug. 18Aug. 5 573A, 1960 1951 Austin Thames 2-ton Truck (WAG 2569) Aug. 18Aug. 5 574A, 1960 I.E.L. 3 ft. Power Chain Saw (PW 45).................... Aug. 18Aug. 5 576A, 1960 International LilO Utility (WAG 2637)................ Aug. 18Aug. 5 572A, 1960 1951 Ford 12-cwt. Custom Utility (WAG 2479) at Kalgoorlie Aug. 25Aug. 5 575A, 1960 Scrap Rail Off Cuts Aug. 25Aug. 5 588A, 1960 House No. 46 at Cooliup Pine Plantation Aug. 25Aug. 12 589A, 1960 1948 Studebaker 15-cwt. Utility (WAG 1688) Aug. 25


IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OFWESTERN AUSTRALIA.

No. 18 of 1960.Between The Metropolitan (Perth) Passenger

Transport Trust Officers' Union of Workers,Perth, Applicant, and The Metropolitan(Perth) Passenger Transport Trust, Respon-dent.

WHEREAS an industrial dispute existed betweenthe abovenamed parties, and whereas the said dis-pute was referred into Court for the purpose ofhearing and determination, and whereas the saidreference of industrial dispute was remitted by theCourt to the Conciliation Commissioner, andwhereas the parties subsequently met and conferredand have arrived at agreement on all matters indifference, and whereas the parties have this dayappeared before the Conciliation Commissioner bytheir respective representatives and requested theConciliation Commissioner to make the said Agree-ment an Award of the Court: Now, therefore, theConciliation Commissioner, pursuant to Section 65of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, andall other powers therein enabling him, hereby de-clares the memorandum hereunder written to havethe same effect as and be deemed an Award of theCourt.

Memorandum of Agreement.(Note.Wherever the word "Award" occurs

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

1.Title.This Award shall be known as the "Transport

Trust Officers' Award."

2.Arrangement.Title.Arrangement.Term.Area.Scope.Hours.Overtime.Saturday and Sunday Time.Maximum Rate.Annual Leave and Holidays.Long Service Leave.Sick Leave.Termination of Service.Acting in High Capacity.General.Passes.Payment of Salaries.Guaranteed Week.Board of Reference.Rates of Pay.Classified Officers and Offices.

3.Term.The term of this Award shall be for a period of

one year from the beginning of the first pay periodcommencing after the date hereof.

4.Area.This Award shall have effect over that portion of

the State known as the South-West Land Division.

5.Scope.This Award shall apply to all officers employed

by the Metropolitan (Perth) Passenger TransportTrust excepting Officers in receipt of a margin inexcess of the maximum scale set out in clause 21hereof.

6 Hours.(a) Except as provided in subclause (b) hereof,

the ordinary working hours shall not exceed 37 inany one week to be worked in five or six daysexcluding Sundays and shall be worked between thehours of 8.30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. Monday to Fridayinclusive, with a break of one hour for lunch, andbetween 9.00 a.m and 12.00 noon on Saturday.Provided that other starting and finishing timesmay be fixed by agreement between the Trust andthe Union.

(b) (i) The ordinary working hours of clericalofficers covered by the definition of Traffic Staffshall not exceed 37 in any one week to be workedin five (5) days including Sunday.

The ordinary working hours of traffic staffother than officers specified in paragraph (i) hereof,foremen and sub-foremen shall not exceed fortyin any one week to be worked in five (5) days in-cluding Sunday.

The hours prescribed in paragraphs (i) and(ii) hereof may be worked in six (6) days includingSunday by agreement between the parties.

(c) The spread of hours shall not exceed tenhours, except by agreement between the partieswhen it shall not exceed twelve hours, from thebeginning to the end of the day's work whilsttraffic staff shall not be called upon for duty untilthey have had at least twelve hours off duty. Thissubclause shall not apply in the case of sickness,accident, absence of an officer or other such specialcircumstance preventing the proper working of theroster or when necessary in order to facilitate achange of shifts.

(d) The shifts worked by Traffic Staff shallrotate weekly as far as practicable.

(e) Traffic Staff shall not be required to workfor more than six hours without a break for a meal.Such break shall be for a period of not less than30 minutes and in the case of clerical workers andnight staff supervisors not more than one hour.Provided that by agreement between the Trust andthe Union, traffic staff may be required to worka straight shift inclusive of the meal break.

(f) Signing on depots shall be at those pointswhich are mutually agreed upon between the Trustand the Union.

(g) The Trust may alter, from time to time, thedays upon which work is performed and the hoursworked each day provided the method of makingsuch alterations is mutually agreed upon betweenthe Trust and the Union.

(h) Traffic staff shall mean those officers whoare required to be on duty for the efficient opera-tion of services and shall include the night staffsupervisor.

7.Overtime.Except as hereinafter provided, all time

worked outside the ordinary hours of duty on anyday or outside the daily spread of hours shall bepaid for at the rate of time and a half provided thatany time worked outside a daily spread of 12 hoursshall be paid for at the rate of double time. Inthe calculation of overtime all time worked shallbe taken to the nearest quarter of an hour.

All time worked on specials between thehours of 1.30 a.m. and 5.30 am, shall stand aloneand be paid for at the rate of double time with aminimum payment for two hours' work at thatrate.

Any officer recalled to work after leavingthe job shall be paid for at least two hours at over-time rates.

These overtime rates shall be calculated onthe rate applicable to the day on which the time isworked.

Any officer in receipt of a salary in excess ofthe maximum of the sixth class shall not beentitled to payment for any overtime worked pro-vided that where this provision would create ananomaly, overtime shall be paid calculated only onthe rate applicable to the maximum of the sixthclass.

(i) The Trust may require any officer towork reasonable overtime at the overtime ratesprovided under this Award and such officer shallwork overtime in accordance with such requirement.

(ii) No organisation party to this Award or offi-ceror officers covered by this Award shall in anyway whether directly or indirectly, be a party to orconcerned in any ban, limitation or restriction uponthe working of overtime in accordance with therequirements of this subelause,

2456 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. f 12 August, 1960.

When an officer is required to continue work-ing after his usual finishing time for more thanone hour he shall be provided with any meal re-quired or shall be paid six shillings in lieu thereof.This subclause shall not apply where an officercan reasonably return home for such meal.

The first two hours' overtime or any portionthereof in any one day may be adjusted in theweek's total. Such adjustment shall take place bythe officer being brought on later or booked offearlier, but any overtime worked beyond such twohours will stand alone and be paid for at the rateof time and a half.

8.Saturday and Sunday Time.(a) All work done on Saturday shall be paid for

at the rate of time and a half provided that thissubclause shall not apply to any officer finishingduty by 1.30 am. on Saturday.

(b) All work done on Sunday shall be paid forat the rate of double time with payment withinordinary hours for at least four hours at suchrate, except when such work is owing to anotherworker failing to report for duty when the periodshall beat least two hours, provided that this sub-clause shall not apply to any officer finishing dutyby 1.30 a.m. on Sunday.

(c) The provisions of subclause 7 (e) shall ma-tatis mutandis apply to any time worked coveredby this clause.

9.Maximum Rate.Notwithstanding anything contained in this

Award to the contrary, no time of duty whatsoevershall be required to be paid for at more thandouble time rate.

10.Annual Leave and Holidays.All gazetted public service holidays or the

days observed in lieu thereof shall, subject to sub-clause (b) hereof, be allowed as holidays withoutdeduction of pay.

Any officer required to work on any of thedays prescribed in subclause (a) hereof shall bepaid for such time at ordinary rates and be sub-sequently allowed a day off duty without deductionof pay in respect of each day so worked providedthat any such day off may be added to the officer'speriod of annual leave.

The foregoing shall not apply when any of thedays prescribed in sub-clause (a) hereof falls ona Saturday or on a Sunday, but in such cases anywork done on such days shall be paid for at therate of double time.

(C) Except as hereinafter provided a period oftwo (2) consecutive weeks' leave with payment ofordinary wages as prescribed shall be allowedannually to an officer after a period of twelvemonths' continuous service with the Trust providedthat if any Award holiday falls within an officer'speriod of annual leave and is observed on a daywhich in the case of that officer would have beenon an ordinary working day there shall be addedto such officer's annual leave one day, being anordinary working day for each such holiday asaforesaid.

(d) One month's notice shall be given of theactual date upon which leave is to be taken.

(e) An officer completing more than six months'service who may resign or be retrenched shall begranted pay in lieu of annual leave in proportionto his length of service.

(f) An officer who is dismissed for misconductor who illegally severs his contract of service shallnot be entitled to the benefit of the provisions ofthis clause.

(g) Liberty to ApplyLiberty is reserved to theUnion to apply at any time during the currencyof this Award to amend this clause.

11.Long Service Leave.(a) Any officer who has served continuously on

the salaried staff for ten years shall be entitledto three calendar months' long service leave onfull pay or six calendar months' on half pay. Forthe subsequent period of ten years the same condi-tions shall apply, and thereafter for every sevenyears similar leave shall be granted.

Service prior to attaining the age of 18years shall not count in computing long serviceleave.

Any public holidays occurring during theperiod in which an officer is on long service leavewill be calculated as portion of the long serviceleave, and extra days in lieu thereof shall not begranted.

Officers regressed to the wages staff andre-appointed to the salaried staff, or appointeesfrom wages to salaried staff, shall, for the purposeof this clause, be treated as if the whole of theirservice had been served on the salaried staff.

Any officer who resigns or is retired shall,except as provided in subclause (f), be paid forany period of three months long service leavewhich may be accrued at the time of resignationor retirement. The time of resignation or retire-ment means the last day such officer attended forwork.

Any officer who retires or is retired uponreaching the retiring age or through ill healthshall be paid for any period of three months longservice leave which may be accrued at the time ofretirement and in addition thereto shall be paidany pro rata amount which may be due by reasonof further service.

Any officer dismissed from the service shallnot be entitled to payment in respect of longservice leave other than for any period of threemonths long service leave which may have accrueddue to him prior to the date of the offence forwhich he was dismissed.

A female officer resigning from the servicefor the purpose of getting married, and who hasbeen continuously employed for three years andover, shall be granted payment pro rata of herlong service leave at the date of retirement.

Officers shall take their leave at a time con-venient to the Trust and shall be given at leastone month's notice of date upon which long serviceleave is to he taken.

12.Sick Leave.An officer shall be entitled to payment for

non-attendance on the ground of sickness for one-sixth of a week on full pay for each completedmonth of service until the 30th June next follow-ing his date of employment under the provisionsof this Award.

Following the end of such period, he shall beentitled to payment for such non-attendance fortwo weeks on full pay and one week on half payin each subsequent period of 12 months ended the30th June, with such entitlement being creditedto the officer at the commencement of each sub-sequent period of 12 months.

Subject to subclause (e) hereof an officershall not be entitled to receive any salary fromhis employer for any absence due through the re-sult of an accident arising out of or in the courseof his employment or for any accident or sick-ness arising out of an officer's own fault, neglector misconduct.

(C) No officer shall be entitled to the benefitsof this Clause unless he produces proof satis-factory to the Trust of sickness, but the Trustshall not be entitled to a medical certificate unlessthe absence is for three days or more, except thatthe Trust may require a certificate for periods ofless than three days if in any year an officer hasbeen absent on sick leave for three days whichare not consecutive.

(ci) Sick leave shall accumulate from year toyear so that any balance of the period specifiedin subclause (a) hereof which has in any yearnot been allowed to any officer as paid sick leavemay be claimed by the officer and subject to theconditions hereinbefore prescribed shall be allowedin any subsequent year without diminution of thesick leave prescribed in respect of that year pro-vided that the maximum period allowed with payin respect of any continuous absence shall notexceed 39 weeks on full pay and 22 weeks on halfpay and any officer granted this period of 61weeks' continuous leave with pay shall not be

entitled to receive further leave with pay untilhe has completed a period of duty of not lessthan four consecutive weeks.

Any officer absent from work as a resultof an accident which occurred on duty and whois in receipt of payment under the provisions ofthe Workers' Compensation Act shall be entitledto have such payment increased to the amountof ordinary salary to which he would be other-wise entitled. Any amount paid to an officer underthe provisions of this subclause shall be deductedfrom an officer's entitlement.

Any holiday prescribed in subclause 10 (a)hereof falling during an officer's period of sickleave shall be treated as part of that leave exceptwhere an officer resumes duty on the next work-ing day following any such holiday.

Any officer appointed from the wages staffshall be entitled to retain any sick leave entitle-ment which he may have accrued and from thedate of such appointment he shall then be en-titled to the benefits of the provisions of thisclause.

13.Termination of Service.The contract of service shall be terminable by

four weeks' written notice on either side or by thepayment or forfeiture of four weeks' salary by theTrust or the officer concerned as the case may be,except for the first six months of employment whenthe hiring shall be by the week and may be ter-minated by one week's notice on either side or bythe payment or forfeiture of one week's pay. Pro-vided that by agreeement between the Trust andthe officer concerned the notice or payment pre-scribed herein may be waived either in whole orin part.

14.Acting in Higher Capacity.When any officer performs the duty of a

position higher than that in which he is designatedfor a continuous period exceeding one week, heshall be paid while performing any such duty ata rate not less than the minimum salary for suchhigher position.

Any officer entitled to the payment of ahigher rate under the provisions of subclause (a)hereof shall be entitled to any increment whichmay accrue because of his continuous service insuch position. In calculating such period of con-tinuous service, any period spent on annual, sick orlong service leave shall be taken into account,provided such officer resumes duty in the higherposition following such leave.

Any officer entitled to the payment of ahigher rate under the provisions of subclause (a)hereof for a period of at least one continuousmonth shall have such higher rate (or if at leastone continuous month is worked on more thanone occasion shall have such higher rates) takeninto account when calculating the rate to be paidduring his annual leave to the extent that hisordinary rate shall be increased by an amount inproportion to the time spent on such higher rate.

15.General.Any officer required to wear a uniform shall

be supplied with same free of cost.Nothing herein contained shall entitle the

Trust to reduce the salary being paid to any officerunder his permanent classification at the date ofthis Award, providing that a position is availablesuitable for such classification.

Rosters showing the shifts to be workedduring the week by officers shall be posted beforenoon on the preceding Friday. Nothing containedin this subclause shall prevent an officer beingrequired to work other than as prescribed in suchrosters.

Any period of absence from duty withoutpay by leave of the Trust or for reasonable causeshall not break an officer's continuity of service,but such an absence shall not be taken intoaccount in calculating any entitlement under theprovisions of this Award.

16.Passes.Each officer shall be issued with a pass to be

available over all routes operated by the Trustand subject to such conditions as may be pre-scribed from time to time by the Trust.

17.Payment of Salaries.Salaries shall be paid fortnightly.The margin for a week shall be calculated

by dividing the yearly rate by fifty-two and one-sixth weeks.

18.Guaranteed Week.All officers shall be guaranteed a full week's

work, but if during any period by reason of anyaction on the part of any section of the Trust'semployees, or for any cause beyond the control ofthe Trust it is unable to carry on either whollyor partially the complete running of buses, work-shops or other normal operations, the Trust shallbe entitled to employ only such officers (if any)it considers can be usefully employed and for suchhours as it considers necessary and during suchperiod, no officer shall be entitled to payment ex-cept for work actually performed provided thatofficers who are required to attend for work anddo so attend as required on any day, shall bepaid a minimum of one day's pay at ordinary rates.

Any officer stood down in accordance withthe foregoing provision shall not lose any sickleave credits or other rights or privileges to whichsuch officer would ordinarily be entitled under thisAward providing such an officer resumes work asrequired after such stand-down and provided fur-ther that this provision does not entitle an officerto payment for any holiday occurring during suchperiod of stand-down.

19.Board of Reference.(a) For the purpose of this Award, a Board of

Reference is hereby appointed, which shall con-sist of a chairman and two (2) other representa-tives, one to be nominated by each of the parties.The said Board shall have assigned to it, in theevent of no agreement being arrived at betweenthe parties to the dispute the functions of-

adjusting ally matter of difference whichmay arise from time to time, except suchas involve interpretation of the provisionsof this Award or any of them;dealing with any other matter which theCourt may refer to the Board from timeto time.

(b) An appeal shall lie from any decision ofsuch Board in the manner and subject to theconditions prescribed in the regulations to theIndustrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, which forthis purpose are embodied in and form part ofthis Award.

20.Rates of Pay.The minimum rates of salaries payable to officers

covered by this Award shall be as follows:(a) Basic Wage: £ s. d.

Within a 15-mile radius of theG.P.O. Perth

Male 14 6 4Female 10 14 9

Outside a 15-mile radius of theG.P.O. Perth, but within theSouth-West Land Division

Male 14 3 1

Female 10 12 4

(b) Junior Male Officers:Per cent. of Male

Basic Wage.Under 16 years of age 5316 to 17 years of age 6117 to 18 years of age 7118 to 19 years of age 8519 to 20 years of age 100

Margin Per Annumover Basic Wage.

£20 to 21 years of age 90



(c) Junior Female Officers:Per Cent of Female

Basic Wage.Under 16 years of age 53

16 to 17 years of age 72

17 to 18 years of age 82.

18 to 19 years of age 9 1

Margin Per Annumover Basic Wage.

£



(d) Adult male officers other than those speci-fied in subclause (e) hereof and any officer whomay be excluded by agreement between the partiesor in default thereof by the Board of Referenceand those not classified into the ranges shownin Clause 21:

Margin PerAnnum OverBasic Wage.

£At 21 years of age or 1st year of

adult serviceAt 22 years of age or 2nd year of

adult serviceAt 23 years of age or 3rd year of

adult serviceAt 24 years of age or 4th year of




adult service

(e) Sub-Station AttendantStationary HandStationary HandAssistant

(f) Adult Female Officers:Margin Per

Annum OverFemale

Basic Wage.£

At 21 years of age or 1st year oradult service 105

At 22 years of age or 2nd year ofadult service 135

At 23 years of age or 3rd year ofadult service 165

At 24 years of age or 4th year ofadult service 195

At 25 years of age or 5th year ofadult service 225

(g) In addition to the appropriate margin inthe foregoing schedule, allowances shall be paidas follows:-

The senior typist and/or confidentialtypist at the rate of £52 per annum.Ledger posting machinist at the rate of£25 per annum.

(h) Advancement in the case of adult male offi-cers beyond the salary prescribed at 25 years of ageor in the fifth year of adult service and, in thecase of adult female officers the salary prescribedat 23 years of age or in the third year of adult ser-vice, shall be approved by the Trust upon satis-factory report of an officer's conduct, diligence and

efficiency and provided also that the advancementin salary shall not be granted to an officer if theTrust determines such officer has not performed hisor her duties satisfactorily for the preceding twelvemonths or that the officer has been guilty of con-duct which in the opinion of the Trust justifiespostponement or the refusal of the advancement.

21.Classified Offices and Officers.The classification of offices and officers em-

ployed by the Metropolitan (Perth) PassengerTransport Trust and the fixing of salaries of officersshall be vested in the Chairman.

The minimum rates of salaries payable toclassified officers shall be the following margins inaddition to the basic wage prescribed in Clause 20(a) of this Award:

Advancement from minimum to maximum ofany class, including male junior and female juniorand adult scales, shall be by yearly increment;Provided such advancement shall be approved bythe Trust upon satisfactory report of an officer'sconduct, diligence and efficiency and provided also,that the advancement in salary shall not be grantedto an officer if the Trust determines that suchofficer has not performed his or her duties satis-factorily for the preceding 12 months, or that suchofficer has been guilty of conduct which, in theopinion of the Trust, justifies postponement or re-fusal of the advancement.

22.Reduction in Staff.Any officer retrenched by the Trust shall, in

the event of a subsequent vacancy, be given theopportunity of re-employment provided that suchofficer is by reason of his age, ability, record, ex-perience and suitability, capable of filling suchvacancy.

Any retrenched officer who is re-employedwithin a period of twelve months shall have theperiod of his former service taken into accountin calculating any entitlement he may have underthe provisions of this Award.

23.Promotions.The Trust shall have the right to select officers

for promotion or employment in a higher positionand in exercising such right will take into accountthe ability, suitability, record and experience ofany officer capable of filling any such position.

I certify pursuant to Section 65 of the IndustrialArbitration Act, 1912-1952, that the foregoing is acopy of the agreement arrived at between theparties mentioned above.

Dated at Perth this 14th day of July, 1960.

(Sgd) S. F. SCHNAARS,Conciliation Commissioner.

Filed at my office this 14th day of July, 1960.

(Sgd.) H. H. WILLEY,Acting Clerk of the Court of Arbitration.

Margin PerAnnum OverBasic Wage.

£Eighth Class 920-975Seventh Class 705-760Sixth Class 705-760Fifth Class 595-650Fourth Class 530-565Third Class 490-505Second Class 455-470

First Class 415-435

155

190

225

265

300

335

370

Margin PerAnnum.

£290-300

230

145

12 August, 1960.] GOVERNMENT GAZE'rrE, W.A. 2459


No. 302 of 1960.Between Musicians' Association of Western Aus-

tralia Union of Workers, Perth, Applicant, andBoans Limited and others, Respondents.

HAVING heard Mr. C. C. L. Vickery on behalf ofthe applicant and Mr. D. E. Cort on behalf of therespondents, and by consent, the Court in pur-suance of the powers contained in Section 92 ofthe Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, dothhereby order and declare that Award No. 4 of 1956,as amended, be and the same is hereby furtheramended in the terms of the attached Schedule.

Dated at Perth this 18th day of July, 1960.By the Court,

[L.S.] (Sgd.) R. V. NEVILE,President.

Schedule.1. Delete Clause 9Wages and insert in lieu

thereof the following:-9.Wages:

The minimum rates of wages payable to workerscovered by this Award shall be as follows:

(a) Basic Wage:£ s.d.

Within a radius of 15 miles fromthe G.P.O. Perth.

Male 14 6 4Female 10 14 9

Outside a radius of 15-milesfrom the G.P.O. Perth butwithin the South-West LandDivision.

Male 14 3 1

Female 10 12 4Rest of State.

Male 131810Female 10 9 2

Margin perWeek

(b) Adults:(1) HotelsThis section shall apply

to all workers employed inhotels, notwithstanding thatentertainment is being pro-vided similar to that coveredby subclause (2) hereof.

The following margins apply in thediffering areas as numbered (i) (ii) and(iii) in subclause (a) hereof.

(a) To a weekly worker fora week's work of six per-formances of three (3)hours each or at theoption of the employerperformances and rehear-sals to the aggregate ofsix sessions

Male 2 11 0Female.- 627619608

(b) Each additional perform-ance shall be paid forat the rate of one-sixthof the rate set out in (a)above.

(c) To a weekly worker for aweek's work of twelveperformances of three(3) hours each or atthe option of the em-ployer performances andrehearsals to the aggre-gate of twelve sesions-

The first additional per-formance shall be paidfor at the rate of timeand a quarter.

The second additionalperformance shall be paidfor at the rate of timeand a half.

The third and succeed-ing additional perform-ances shall be paid for atthe rate of double time.Pianist or any other in-strumentalist p 1 a y i n galone

MaleFemale.

(2) Other.This section shall applyto all workers employed in otherthan hotels.

(a) To a weekly worker for aweek's work of six per-formances of three (3)hours each or at theoption of the employer

(b) Each additional perform-ance shall be paid for atthe rate of one-sixth ofthe rate set out in (a)above.

(c) To a weekly worker fora week's work of twelveperformances of three (3)hours each or at theoption of the employerperformances and rehear-sals to the aggregate oftwelve sessions

MalesFemales.-

(d) The first additional per-formance shall be paidfor at the rate of timeand a quarter.The second additionalperformance shall be paidfor at the rate of timeand a half.The third and succeedingadditional performancesshall be paid for at therate of double time.

(e) Pianist or any other in-strunientalist p 1 a y i n galone

MaleFemale.-

Marginper Week

£ s. d.

400

Male 11 1 6Female.-

(i) 14 13 1

(ii) 14 12 3(iii) 14 11 2

performances and re-hearsals to the aggregateof six sessions

Male 2 17 6

Female.-(i) 691(ii) 683

(iii) 672

(1) 7 11 7(ii) 7 10 9(iii) 798

12 16 0

16 7716 6916 58

412 0

837829818

(i) Subject to paragraph (ii)hereof a worker employedfor less than three hoursshall be paid a propor-tionate amount of the ratesset out above, provided thatthe minimum engagementshall be for a period of two(2) hours.

(ii) The minimum engagementfor a worker employed atdances shall be for a periodof three (3) hours. Thisparagraph shall not applyto dancing at hotels unlesssuch hotel has been grantedan occasional license toextend hours beyond nor-mal closing time.

Where the Union and the em-ployer agree that for specialreasons, rates and/or condi-tions different to those pre-scribed should be accepted bya worker lower rates or alteredconditions may be agreed uponor in default of agreement thematter. may be taken to theBoard of Reference.Provided that, in respect to anybasic wage variations whichmay occur from time to time,the margins prescribed forfemale workers shall be in-creased or decreased by theamount required to enable thetotal wage prescribed for femaleworkers to increase or de-crease by the same amount thatthe basic wage for male em-ployees is increased or decreasedas a result of such variation, inorder that the rates for maleand female workers shall re-main equal.

2. These alterations will take effect as fromthe beginning of the first pay period commencingafter the date hereof.


No. 70 of 1960.Between West Australian Branch, Australasian

Meat Industry Employees' Union, IndustrialUnion of Workers, Perth, Applicant, and Mid-land Junction Abattoir Board and The Hon.Minister for Agriculture, Respondents.

HAVING heard Mr. J. Flanagan on behalf of theapplicant and Mr. E. R. Kelly on behalf of therespondents, I, the undersigned Conciliation Com-missioner of the Court of Arbitration, in pursuanceof a remission to me by the said Court and in pur-suance of the powers contained in Section 92 ofthe Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, do herebyorder and declare that Award No. 45 of 1955, asamended, be and the same is hereby furtheramended in the terms of the attached schedule.

Dated at Perth this 18th day of July, 1960.(Sgd.) S. F. SCHNAARS,

Conciliation Commissioner.

Schedule.Clause 28Minimum RateDelete this clause

and insert in lieu thereof the following:-28.Minimum Rate.

For the purpose of holidays, annual leave, sickleave and clause 20, the minimum daily wage (on abasic wage of £14 6s. 4d.) for slaughtermen shallbe as follows:-

Pigs.g3 17s. ld. per day, representing a weeklymargin of £4 19s. Od.

All othersg4 Os. 7d. per day, representing aweekly margin of £5 16s. 6d.

Clause 29Rates.Delete this clause and insertin lieu thereof the following:-

29.Rates.(1) Basic Wage.

The wage rates contained in this Award aremade on a basic wage of £14 6s. 4d.

Notwithstanding any alteration in the basicwage the slaughtering rates herein prescribed shallremain constant; provided, however, that shouldthe basic wage rise or fall, the total daily earningsof a slaughterman shall be reduced or increased tothe extent of one-fifth (1/5th) of the variation ofthe basic wage, Monday to Friday.

(2) Slaughtermen.ACattle.

All cattle, other than calves, bulls andgenuine stags 6s. 9.8d. per head. For thepurpose of clause 15 (2) (b), all cattle shallbe paid for at lOs. 2.7d. per head.Calves-3s. 4.9d. per head. For the pur-pose of clause 15 (2) (c) all calves shall bepaid for at the rate of 5s. 1.35d. per head.Tubercular and/or gangrenous cattle, i.e.,where one quarter or more of a beast iscondemned on account of tuberculosis and/or gangrenedouble rates.Bulls and genuine stags, 300 lb. or overdouble rates. "Genuine stag" means a fullygrown animal that exhibits characteristicsof a bull including a definite neck crest.Tubercular, injured or septic calves (fore-man to decide whether injury or infectionis sufficient to justify additional rates)double rates.

B.Sheep and LambsChain System.All sheep and lambs for domestic suppliesnot otherwise specified:

Group AlOs. 6.8d. per hundred.Group B.-5 135. 9.2d. per hundred.When more than one chain is operating,

those employed in Group A as defined inclause 25 (a) shall divide lOs. 6.8d. perhundred between them and the balance,namely £5 13s. 9.2d. shall be equally dividedbetween the workers employed in Group Bas defined in clause 26 (a).

When only one chain is in operation, thecomposite rate of £6 4s. 4d. per hundredwill be divided equally amongst the team,namely, those workers employed in GroupsA and B.Injured, maggoty, daggy, downer, object-ionably crippled, objectionably wet or dirtysheep or lambs, full wool sheep, sheep over62 lb. chilled weight as shown on the scalesrate and a half.All rams (including ram lambs 50 lb. andover) and genuine stagsdouble rates."Genuine stag" means any animal that hasbeen castrated late or after maturity andwhich fully exhibits ram characteristicsbut does not include wethers, that havebeen burdizzod.In all cases of extra rates, the foremanto decide whether the extra rate is justi-fied.Learner Slaughtermen: Learner slaught-ermen who have attained the age of 18years may be employed and shall be taughtto be proficient in at least three operationsof a chain slaughterman before being ad-judged competent.

No learner shall be engagd as a slaught-erman on the chain until he has been ad-judged competent by the foreman or, inthe event of any dispute as to his com-petency, has passed a competency test tothe satisfaction of a majority of membersof a Board of Examiners consisting of onerepresentative of the Union, one repres-entative of the employer and a competentperson agreed upon by the parties as chair-man.


12 August, 1960.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2461

(vi) "Chain-Setter-Rover" shall be paid anamount equivalent to the weekly earningsof slaughtermen on the chain, but shall notin any case be paid for any day less thanthe minimum daily wage as prescribed fora mutton slaughterman in clause 28.

C.Pigs.All pigs up to 200 lb. in weight-2s. 2.ld.All pigs over 200 lb. in weight-4s. 4.2d.

For the purpose of clause 15 (2) (d) all pigsshall be paid at the rate of

Up to 200 lb. in weight-3s. 3.15d.Over 200 lb. in weight-6s. 6.3d.

D.General.Not more than one of the fore-going extra rates shall be paid at any one time,and where more than one extra rate applies, onlythe highest shall be paid.

Other than Slaughtermen Referred to in Clause26 (a), (b), (c) and(d).

Necessary equipment will be issued tolearners at the commencement of trialperiod, such equipment to be returned tothe management on completion of a periodor the cost of same may be deducted fromany wages due to such worker.

Learner slaughtermen shall be paid therate prescribed for slaughterhouse labour-ers.

(x) Tallow Workers, By-Product Workers, Chil-ler Hands and General Labourers:

Leading Hand Beef ChillersLeading Hand Mutton ChillersLeading Hand Meat DeliveryChiller Tally ClerkChiller Hands

First Aid AttendantWatchmen .... S...

General Labourer

Margin.£ s. ci.

4 19 04 19 04 19 03 17 02 17 62 17 6140130


No. 336 of 1960.

Between United Metropolitan Timber Yards Saw-mills and Woodworkers Employees' Union ofWorkers, Applicant, and Cass Case Co. andOthers, Respondents.

HAVING heard Mr. H. Millikan on behalf of theapplicant, Mr. D. E. Cort on behalf of therespondent and by consent, I, the undersignedConciliation Commissioner of the Court of Arbitra-tion, in pursuance of a remission to me by thesaid Court and in pursuance of the powers con-tained in section 92 of the Industrial ArbitrationAct, 1912-1952, do hereby order and declare thatAward No. 48 of 1951, as amended, be and the sameis hereby further amended in the terms of theattached schedule.



Schedule.1. Delete the first schedule and insert in lieu

thereof the following:First Schedule.Wages.ClassificationAdults.

MarginPer Week.

£ s. d.1. Sawyer planking out and flitching

to size .... .... 3602. Other breaking-down bench saw-

yers .... .... .... 2 14 03. Case bench sawyer, including

docker 1 15 04. Wood and case machinists 1 10 05. Case and box makers or repairers 1 10 06. Tailers-out on breaking down

benches on dead roller 1 10 07. Saw doctor 5 15 08. Saw sharpener ........ 2 19 09. Band re-sawyer 250

10. Stacker who stacks timber forseasoning by the process of strip-ping with the aid of mobile crane 12 0

11. Nightwatchman S... 15012. Mill or yard hand (as defined) 3013. Other unclassified male adults Nil

Per cent.of Male

Basic14. Junior Workers: Wage.

Under 16 years of age .... 3016 to 17 years of age 4017 to 18 years of age 6018 to 19 years of age 80Over 19 years of age the mini-mum adult rate.

Per cent.of Male

Basic15. Apprentices: Wage

First year 33?Second year 45Third year 65Fourth year 85Fifth year 100+fl

These alterations will take effect as from thebeginning of the first pay period commencing onor after the date hereof.

(a) Leading Hand on Tallow 4 6 0(b) Leading Hand on Fertiliser 3 9 0(C) By-Product Workers 2 17 6

(1) Cattle: Margin.£ s. d.

(a) Knocker 4 19 0(b) Shackler-hoister 4 19 0(C) Bleeder .... S 4 19 0(d) Hide Cheeker and Header 4 19 0(e) Trimmer 4 19 0(f) Index Man 4 19 0(g) Dehorner and Tonguer 4 19 0(h) Viscera Separator 3 14 6(i) All others . ..

(ii) Beef Head Ring:2 17 6

(a) Head Trimmer .... 4 7 6(b) Cheeker and Tongues 4 7 6(C) Jaw Puller and Head Splitter 4 7 6(d) All others .... ....

(iii) Calves (Veal):2 17 6

Knocker, Shackler and Hoister(iv) Hide Salting:

4 19 0

(a) Leading Hand .... 3 14 6(b) Hide Salter

(v) Sheep:3 3 0

(a) Classifier .... 3 9 0(b) Chain Feeder Dagger 2 17 6(c) Spreader Inserter 3 3 0(d) Gambrel Inserter 3 3 0(e)Wiper ........ 2 17 6(f) Brander .,(g) All others .... .555

(vi) Pigs:

22

1717

66

(a) Pig Shooter .... 3 3 0(b) All others ....

(vii) Livestock and Saleyards:2 17 6

(a) Leading HandSaleyards(b) Mounter Stockmen, including

supply of dog .... ....

3

2

9

17

0

6(C) Tractor manScavenger 3 3 0(d) Gate Checker .... ....

(viii) Lairages:2 17 6

(a) Leading HandCattle . 3 9 0(b) Leading HandSheep . 3 9 0(C) Stockmenpenners-up 2 17 6(d) All others .... .... ....

(ix) Yard Gang:2 17 6

(a) Dead Stockskinner 4 19 0(b) General labourers .... 1 3 0

2462 GOVERNMENT GAZETTh, W.A. [12 August, 1960.


No. 373 of 1960.

Between Australian Workers' Union, WestralianBranch, Industrial Union of Workers, Appli-cant, and Lakewood Firewood Co. Pty. Ltd.,Respondent.

HAVING heard Mr. H. Barry on behalf of theapplicant and Mr. D. E. Cort on behalf of the re-spondent, and by consent, I, the undersigned, Con-ciliation Commissioner of the Court of Arbitration,in pursuance of a remission to me by the saidCourt and in pursuance of the powers containedin Section 92 of the Industrial Arbitration Act1912-1952, do hereby order and declare that AwardNo. 11 of 1957, as amended, be and the same ishereby further amended in the terms of the at-tached schedule.



Schedule.Clause 5WagesDelete sub-clauses (a) and

(b) of this Clause and insert in lieu thereof thefollowing:

Clause 5.Wages.The minimum rates of wages payable to adult

workers shall be:Basic WagePer Week


No. 24 of 1960.Between West Australian Branch, Australasian

Meat Industry Employees' Union, IndustrialUnion of Workers, Perth, Applicant, and theHon. Minister for Agriculture, Anchorage But-chers Ltd. and Thomas Borthwick & Sons(Australasia) Ltd., Respondents.

HAVING heard Mr. J. Flanagan on behalf of theapplicant and Mr. D. Cort on behalf of the respond-ents, I, the undersigned, Conciliation Commis-sioner of the Court of Arbitration, in pursuanceof a remission to me by the said, Court and in

pursuance of the powers contained in section 92of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, dohereby order and declare that Award No. 48 of1955, as amended, be and the same is hereby fur-ther amended in the terms of the attachedschedule.



Schedule.Delete subclause (a) of Clause 20 Basic Wage,

and insert in lieu thereof:Per Week.

£ s. d.Within a radius of 15 milesfrom the G.P.O., Perth 14 6 4Outside a radius of 15 milesfrom the G.P.O., Perth, butwithin the South WestLand Division 14 31

Delete sub-clause (a) of Clause 23 SoloSlaughtering (Cattle and Pigs), and insert in lieuthereof:

Margin.£ s. d.

(a) Slaughterman 476Slaughterman's Labourer 220Labourer .... .... 110ScalderTripe and Cow Heels 220

Delete Clause 24 Sheep and LambsChain-System, and insert in lieu thereof:

Rate per 100Sheep. Lambs.

£ s. d. £ s. ci.

Group "A" .... 13 9 10 8Group "B" .... 7 7 10 5 14 9

When one team only is employed the com-posite rate of £6 5s. 5d. per hundred (100)lambs or the composite rate of £8 1s. 7d.per hundred (100) sheep, as the case maybe, will be divided equally amongst theteam, namely, those workers employed inGroup "A" and "B".When two or more teams are employed,those employed in Group "A", namelycatchers, stickers and shacklers, shall di-vide 105. 8d. per hundred (100) lambs or13s. 9d. per hundred (100) sheep betweenthem and the balance, namely £5 14s. 9d.per hundred (100) lambs or £7 7s. lOd. perhundred (100) sheep shall be dividedequally between the workers employed inGroup "B".

(ci) A lamb shall be considered a lamb up totwo-tooth and from thence onwards shallbe considered a sheep.Subject to Clause 15 the employer shall befree to occupy a pieceworker at other workin which case the rates for such workshall apply; provided that the minimumdaily payment to a pieceworker for piece-work and/or other work shall not be lessthan the daily equivalent to attendantlabourer on the chain (i.e., Gambrel in-serter).Extra Rates (i) Maggoty, daggy, downer,objectionably crippled, objectionably wetor dirty sheep or lambs, sheep over 64 lbs.graded weight as shown on the scales, rateand a half.

(ii) All rams (including ram lambs 50 lb. andover) and genuine stagsdouble rates."Genuine Stag" means any animal thathas been castrated late or after matur-ity and which fully exhibits ram charac-teristics but does not include wethers, thathave been burdizzod.

(a) Basic Wage(b) Classification.

(1) Woodcutters:Greenwood over 5 ft. in

£ S. d.14 5 11Margin

Per Week£ s. d.

length .. .... .... 19 0Enginewood ... .... .... 19 0Dry wood .... .... .... 19 0

(2) Watchman (six days) ... . 2 0(3) Labourer .... . . .. .... 2 0(4) Tradesmen's Assistant .... . .. 1 9 6(5) Truck Loaders (green and dry

wood) .... .... .... .... 19 0(6) Ganger .... ,... .... .... 4 16 0(7) Fettlers ........ .... .... 7 6(8) Sawyer .... .... .... .... 2 11 0(9) Sawyer Firewood .... 1 9 .0

(10) Tailer out .... .... .... 18 6(11) Hander up .... .... 13 0(12) Motor Vehicle drivers

Vehicle not exceeding 25 cwt. 2 5 6Over 25 cwt. capacity .... 2 18 0Over 3 ton capacity ........ 3 11 0

(13) Surveyors Chain Man .... .... 1 12 0(14) Wagon Examiner .... .... 2 5 0(15) Wagon Examiner (Leading

Hand) .... .... .... .... 3 4 0(16) Saw Sharpener .... .... 2 19 0(17) Quad Driver .... .... 19 0(18) Tractor Driver ........ .... 2 13 0(19) Bulldozer Driver (under 40 h.p.) 3 10 6(20) All others .... .... .... .... 2 0


In all cases of extra rates, the foreman todecide whether the extra rate is justifiedThe extra rates prescribed herein shall notbe cumulative. Where more than one ofthe conditions entitling a worker to extrarates exist on the same work the employershall be bound to pay only one rate, namely,the highest for the conditions so existing.

Mining Act 1904-1957Part XIII. Division 1.Before the W.A. Coal Industry Tribunal held

at Collie.Application No. 11 of 1960.

Between Coal Miners' Industrial Union of Work-ers of W.A. Collie; Collie Districts DeputiesUnion of Workers; Australian Collieries StaffAssociation, Collie Branch; AmalgamatedEngineering Union of Workers of W.A. Collieand Australian Society of Engineers, CollieRiver Districts Branch, and Federated EngineDrivers' and Firemen's Union of W.A. CollieApplicants, and Amalgamated Collieries ofW.A. Ltd. a.nd others, Respondents.

Application to amend Annual Leave commence-ment date 1960 and 1961. (Application No. 11of 1960 of the W.A. Coal Industry Tribunal.)

THE Tribunal hereby awards, orders and pres-cribes that Award No. 4 of 1953 of the W.A. CoalIndustry Tribunal, as amended, be further amendedforthwith in the following manner:

Clause 13Annual Leave and HolidaysAddto subclause (c) the following proviso

Provided that in the year 1960 the threeweeks period of leave shall commence on 26thDecember and in the year 1961 on 25th Dec-ember.

Awards, orders and prescribes that Award No. 19of 1954 of the W.A. Coal Industry Tribunal, asamended, be further amended forthwith, in thefollowing manner:

Clause 15Holidays.Add to subclause (c) thefollowing proviso


Awards, orders and prescribes that Award No. 61of 1954 of WA. Coal Industry Tribunal, asamended, be further amended forthwith, in thefollowing manner:

Clause 11Annual Leave.Add to subelause (b)the following proviso


Awards, orders and prescribes that Award No. 1of 1953 of the W.A. Coal Industry Tribunal, asamended, be further amended forthwith in thefollowing manner:

Clause 12Holidays.Add to subclause (c) thefollowing proviso


Awards, orders and prescribes that Award No. 62of 1955 of the W.A. Coal Industry Tribunal, asamended be further amended forthwith in thefollowing manner:

Clause 11Annual Leave.Add to subclause (b)the following proviso


Dated at COLLIE this 13th day of July, 1960.(Sgd.) W. J. WALLWORK.

Chairman, W.A. Coal Industry Tribunal.

Filed in my office this 20th day of July, 1960.(Sgd.) R. H. WILLEY,

Acting Clerk of Court of Arbitration.

MINING ACT, 1904-1957.

Part XIII, Division 1.Before the W.A. Coal Industry Tribunal held at

Collie.

Application No. 14 of 1960.

Between Australian Collieries Staff Association,Collie Branch, Applicants, and AmalgamatedCollieries of W.A. Ltd., and others, Respond-ents.

Application to amend Award No. 62 of 1955 byadding a new classification "Draughtsman".

(Application No. 14 of 1960 of the W.A. CoalIndustry Tribunal.)

THE Tribunal hereby awards, orders and pre-scribes that Award No. 62 of 1955 of the W.A. CoalIndustry Tribunal, as amended, be further amendedin the following manner:

Clause 5: Wages. Subclause (b) Rates:Add the following new classification to Division

MarginNo. Classification. per week.

3 (a) Senior Draughtsman £12 is. 7d.(Amalgamated Collieries)

This amendment shall operate on and fromthe beginning of the pay period commencing on27th December, 1959, and if the occupant of theposition had already commenced his annual leavethe rate shall be payable in respect of the un-expired portion of the leave remaining after 27thDecember, 1959.

Dated at Collie this 13th day of July, 1960.W. J. WALLWORK,

Chairman, W.A. Coal Industry Tribunal.

Filed in my office this 18th day of July, 1960.R. H. WILLEY,

Acting Clerk of Court of Arbitration.

(g) -Margin.£ s. d.

Gambrel inserter 330Spreader inserter 330Wiper 2 17 6Brander 2 17 6All others 2 17 6

(4) Delete Sections (i), (ii), (iii), (iv) (a) and(iv) (b), and (v) (a) and (v) (e) of Clause 25 Mis-cellaneous Sections, and insert in lieu thereof:

Margin.(i) Livestock- £ s. d.

Pennersup, drovers and stock-men .. . 2 17 6

Tallow and Fert,iliser-By-product workers 2 17 6

Yard Gang ... 130Boning Section

Boner 400Others 2 17 6

Cold Storage(a) General Hands 2 17 6

(e) Leading Hand, i.e., incharge of two (2) or moreworkers, shall receive sixshillings and sixpence (6s.6d.) per day above therate prescribed in sub-clause (a) hereof.

2464 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. {12 August, 1960.

INDUS1'kIAL AGREEMENT.

No. 48 of 1960.(Registered 29th July, 1960,)

THIS Agreement, made in pursuance of the Indus-trial Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, this 22nd day ofJuly, 1960, between the Kalgoorlie Brewing Com-pany Limited, whose registered office is situated atBrookman Street, Kalgoorlie (hereafter called"the employer") of the one part and the Breweriesand Bottleyards Employees' Industrial Union ofWorkers of Western Australia registered under theprovisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, and having its registered office at the TradesHall, Perth (hereinafter called "the Union") ofthe other part, whereby it is agreed as follows:

Interpretation."Casual hand" shall mean any person who

is employed for not more than 40 ordinary workinghours. The number of "casual hands" shall notexceed one in every ten permanently employed orportion of the first ten by the said company.

"Cellarman," whenever used in this Agree-ment, shall mean a worker who is generally em-ployed at a majority of the undermentioned occu-pations, namely, filling, preparing, carbonatingand racking beer from storage tanks and/or tendsfilter, and shall not mean any employee who iscasually employed in any one of the lastmentionedprocesses.

"Bottle washer" shall mean any person em-ployed washing bottles by hand or machinery.

"CO2 bottler" shall mean any person em-ployed in bottling CO2 gas.

"Leading hands" are employees who are incharge of and responsible for the work of others.

"Motor drivers." Motor drivers shall not in-clude one who drives a motor vehicle for theremoval of refuse, slops or liquid waste.

"Shiftmen" shall be applicable to topmenand cellarmen.

1.Wages.In view of the difference in trading conditions

prevailing on the Goldfields as compared withtrading conditions elsewhere in the State, theparties to this Agreement mutually agree that theminimum rate of wages that shall be paid by theemployer to the persons employed by it within thearea covered by this Agreement in the capacitiesundermentioned respectively is as follows:

Per Week.£ s. d.

Basic WageFrom the commencement of the

term hereof to the 1st May,1960 .... .... .... .... 13 17 4

From the 2nd May, 1960 .... 13 18 10Margin overBasic Wageper Week.

£ s. d.Brewery .... . .. ... .. ... 3 7 9Topmen . .. ... ... ... 3 7 9Motor lorry driverbottling depart-

ment .... .... .... 379CO2 bottler .... .... .... 3 11 8All other adult labourers employed

in or about the bottling works orbrewery .... .... .... 3 7 9

Cold Rooms.Workers in cold rooms or cellarswith a temperature of less than 45 degrees F shallbe paid 5s. per week in addition to the minimumrate.

Storage Tanks.Reconditioning storage tanksand vats which shall include painting, cleaningand scraping cylinders inside and outside. Forall time during which they may be employed insidecylinders or vats at this class of work, workersshall be entitled to be paid at the rate of oneshilling (is.) per hour in addition to the marginabove prescribed. Whilst engaged on this class ofwork outside of cylinders or vats, workers shall beentitled to be paid at the margin above prescribedplus the cold room allowance where applicable.

Boiler Cleaning and Ammonia Coils.For alltime they may be employed scraping and cleaningboilers and chipping, cleaning, scraping or paintingammonia coils, workers shall be entitled to be paidat the rate of one shilling (is.) per hour in addi-tion to the rates prescribed herein for their ordin-ary classification.

Oilers and Aprons: Employers shall for use intheir work only, supply oilskin coats, cash anddocket satchels, leather aprons, gaiters or leggingsto motor lorry drivers free of cost.

Adult Labourer: The employer shall make it acondition of employment that all workers must becovered by this Agreement and shall be members ofthis Union or become so immediately on their firstpay day.

Boots: The employer shall, for use during work-ing hours, only, supply suitable boots to those em-ployed at the bottle washing, at the tanks, at thetubs, at the filters, at the cask washing shed, atthe bottlers, and to any employees working in orabout water such boots to be supplied free of cost.

2.Hours.Shift Cellarman: Forty hours shall constitute a

week's work for shift cellarmen and the hoursto be worked shall be:

(a) Day shiftWeek days:

8 am. to 12 noon.1 p.m. to 3.40 pm.One hour off between 12 noon and

1 p.m. for lunch.Saturdays:

8 am. to ii am.12 noon to 3.40 p.m.One hour off between ii am. and

12 noon for lunch.(b) Afternoon shift:

4.20 p.m. to 11 p.m. inclusive of 30minutes for crib Mondays to Satur-days.

(c) Night shift:11.40 p.m. to 6.20 a.m. inclusive of 30

minutes each shift for cribMondaysto Saturdays.

Shift Topmen: Shift topmen shall mean one,two or three sets of men engaged for the sole pur-pose of brewing and working shifts for five dayseach of eight hours from Monday to Friday in-clusive the hours of work to be:-

1st Shift-7.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.2nd Shift-3.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m.3rd Shifti1.30 p.m. to 7.30 am

Other Workers: Forty hours shall constitute aweek's work spread over five days from Mondayto Friday inclusive eight hours per day, the work-ing hours to be from 7.30 a.m. to 12 noon andfrom 1 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

3.Additional Allowances to Shift Workers andCasual Hands.

All workers employed on regular afternoonand night shift work shall be paid an allowanceequal to 10 per cent. of their ordinary weekly rateof pay.

Shift workers called on to work shifts with-out having been previously rostered shall be deemed"casual shift workers" and shall be paid an allow-ance for the first week only of 12 per cent, inaddition to their ordinary rate of pay.

(C) The additional allowances mentioned in sub-clauses (a) and (b) hereof shall be taken into con-sideration when calculating overtime rate for anyovertime for work done beyond eight (8) hours perday on Mondays to Fridays inclusive. Except asaforesaid the above allowances shall not beincluded for purpose of calculating any otherpenalty rates under this Agreement.

(d) Casual hands shall be paid by the hour atthe rate of ordinary pay plus five shillings (5s.)per day.

4.Overtime.If any employee works earlier than his starting

time or later than his ordinary quitting time, heshall be paid overtime at the rate of time anda half for the first four (4) hours and double timethereafter, each day to stand alone. The samerates shall be paid for Saturday work.

5.Record Book.The company shall keep a record of the time of

each employee of the time he starts and finisheseach day and of the total amount of hours worked,and of the wages paid to each employee. Suchrecord shall be open to the inspection of the Secre-tary or any person appointed by the employees'Union during working hours. Each employee shallsign the record kept for all moneys received byhim.

6.Sundays.All work performed on Sundays by employees

in any department shall receive payment for thesame double time rate. Workers who are requiredto work shift work shall be allowed one Sundayoff in three.

7.Holidays.All work performed by workers in any de-

partment on the undermentioned holidays shallbe paid for at a rate equal to one and one-half(li) times the ordinary rate of pay, and in addi-tion such workers shall be paid one (1) day's payfor the holiday. All holiday shifts shall rotate.One ordinary day's pay shall be paid for theundermentioned holidays to workers who do notwork that day.

The days to be observed as holidays accord-ing to the provisions of this Agreement are Christ-mas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day, AnnualPicnic Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, AnzacDay, Labour Day, Foundation Day (in June), Kal-goorlie Cup Day, Boulder Cup Day and Sovereign'sBirthday. In case any of the above holidays fallon a Saturday or a Sunday another day shall beobserved in lieu thereof.

It is agreed between the employer and Unionthat in the event of any driver being called uponto work on holidays such driver is to be paid inaccordance with subclause (a) per hour worked (apart of an hour to be paid for as a full hour)up to 10 a.m., and if such driver works after 10 a.m.he shall be paid for the full shift in accordancewith subclauses (a) and (b).

Any employee (excepting drivers) workingany part of a shift shall be paid for the full shiftin accordance with subclause (a).

8.Annual Leave.(a) An employer shall grant an employee who

completes twelve (12) months' service three (3)weeks' annual leave; such leave to be taken attimes to be mutually agreed upon between theemployees and their respective employers between1st March and 31st October in each year. Theannual leave shall be in addition to the holidaysmentioned in clause 7 hereof.

An employer shall pay to an employee who hasbeen continuously employed for more than one (1)month but less than three (3) months an amountequivalent to one and one quarter (li) day's payin respect of each completed month of service;and to an employee who has been continuouslyemployed for more than three (3) months anamount equivalent to two and one twelfth(2-1/12th) day's pay in respect of each completedmonth of service. The said payments shall bemade to an employee entitled thereto:

On the termination of his service if suchtermination occurs before he takes hisannual leave; orOn the taking of his annual leave if heremains in the service of his employer.

An employer shall set aside and/or credit to anemployee's account from time to time sufficientmoney to cover the said payments so. that unlessthat employee's service be terminated earlier therewill he available for him at the time he takes hisannual leave a sum equivalent to two (2) weeks

double pay and one (1) week's single pay andapart from paying the money so set aside anemployer shall not be obliged to make any pay-ments to an employee in respect of his annualleave or in respect of the period during whichsuch leave is actually taken.

(b) It shall be a condition of every workertaking Annual Leave that he-

shall not under any circumstances beengaged in any gainful employment whileon such leaveshall return to the active service of theemployer forthwith at the expiration ofleave; andshall not draw any sick or accident paysimultaneously with Annual Leave.

A breach of condition (i) above will result inimmediate discharge from the employer's serviceaccompanied by forfeiture of all rights (if any) toretiring allowance or other similar payments orbenefits. A breach of condition (ii) (except as onthe grounds of illness necessitating retirement oradditional leave on the advice of a Medical Officer)will result in forfeiture of all rights (if any) toretiring allowance or other similar benefits or pay-ments.

9.Absence Through Sickness.A worker who is unable through sickness or

accident to attend his duties shall notify theemployer not later than 10 a.m. on the day hefirst absents himself from duty.

A worker shall be entitled to sick pay in re-spect of any period of absence on account of sick-ness after the first day of January, 1948 on thebasis of one half day's pay for each completedmonth served with the employer between the saidfirst day of January, 1948, and the date of theccmmencement of such absence provided that incalculating the amount due to a worker in respectof any particular period of absence through sick-ness there shall be deducted therefrom any sumor sums previously paid to him hereunder.

The term "sickness" shall not include anycase where the worker is entitled to compensationunder the Workers' Compensation Act.

No worker shall be entitled to the benefitsof this clause unless he produces proof of his sick-ness satisfactory to his employer. This proof shallbe in the form of a medical certificate if theabsence is for three days or more. The employershall have the right at any time to have the workerexamined by a doctor on behalf of the employer.

Except as aforesaid, a worker shall not beentitled to payment for time lost through sicknessor accident.

10.No Contract or Piecework shall bePermitted.

All work of any employee in the capacity asmentioned in this Agreement in or about abrewery or bottling works or in connection withthe business of brewing or beer bottling shall becarried out departmentally by bona fide breweries'employees engaged and paid direct by the breweryproprietors and not by agents or contractors. Thisclause shall not apply to contractors erecting re-pairing or making alterations to building ormachinery or to Carriers being engaged for thedelivery of goods other than beer or empties orbrewering materials as has been the practice orcustom prior to this date. The employer agreesthat such carriers employ only bona fide membersof the Transport Workers' Union.

11Engagement.The engagement between the employee and the

employer shall be weekly; a week's notice fromeither party to terminate same except in the caseof any employee absenting himself from duty, notobeying lawful commands or being guilty of mis-conduct or of the works of the employer beingstopped through fire or tempests or damage by theQueen's enemies when such agreement shall beterminated immediately.



12.Discharge and Re-engaging Hands.The question of dismissal and re-engagement of

Union members shall be administered in a just andfair spirit according to the seniority of service butreserving to the employer the right to depart fromthe rule or seniority of service in circumstanceswhere the employee is technically unqualified forthe work, is incompetent or guilty of misconductor in the opinion of the employer inconveniencewould be occasioned to the employer owing to theinclusion in the dismissals of some essential manor the inability of the employer to re-engage someessential man. This clause to apply only to men ofat least one year's continuous service. The follow-ing departments shall be considered as separateemployment for the purpose of this clause:

Bottle Department.Brewery.Delivery.

13.Higher Duties.No employee who has previously been in receipt

of higher wages than arranged for in this scheduleshall be reduced in wages under his present employ-ment and shall receive a similar increase to allother employees.

14.Under Rate Workers.Any employee who considers himself unfit or not

capable of earning the wages hereinbefore pres-cribed may be paid such less wages as may beagreed upon between the employer and theSecretary of the Union. In default of such agree-ment being arrived at within twenty-four hoursafter application has been made in writing to theSecretary of the Union the matter may be referredto the nearest Resident Magistrate for settlement.Any employee whose wage has been so fixed maywork and be employed by any employer for suchless wage for a period of six calendar months thennext ensuing and thereafter until fourteen day'snotice in writing shall be given to such employeeby the Secretary of the Union requiring his wagesto be again fiied.

15.Annual Bonus.The employer shall pay to an employee receiving

wages under this Agreement a bonus equal to onefifty-second part of each weeks pay. The em-ployer's liability shall become absolute at the endof each week of an employee's service. Thesaid bonus shall be accumulated by the employerand held on behalf of and paid to the employeeentitled thereto in the last week of December ineach year or on the earlier termination of hisservice.

16.Day Shift Workers.All employees on day shift in or about a

brewery or bottling works shall if required to workmore than one hour overtime after the usualfinishing time be entitled to knock off for onehour after the usual finishing time for refreshments.Any alteration to be by mutual arrangement.

17.Leading Hands.Where an employee is required to take a "lead-

ing position" he shall during the time he occupiessuch position receive the sum of £1 Os. Od. per weekin addition to his ordinary rate of pay.

18.Long Service Leave.(a) Right to Leave.

A worker shall as herein provided be entitled toleave with pay in respect of long service.

(b) Long Service.The long service which shall entitle a worker

to such leave shall, subject as herein provided, becontinuous service with one and the same employer.

Such service shall include service prior to thecoming into operation hereof if it continued untilsuch time but only to the extent of the last twentycompleted years of continuous service. Provided,however, that where a worker has received longservice leave under previous agreements on thebasis of 13 weeks' leave after 25 years' service, heshall be entitled to a further six and one half (6&)

weeks' leave on the completion of each 10 yearscontinuous service after the date he first qualifiedfor long service leave.

(3) (i) Where a business has, whether before orafter the coming into operation hereof, been trans-mitted from an employer (herein called "thetransmittor") to another employer (herein called"the transmittee") and a worker who at the timeof such transmission was an employee of thetransmittor in that business becomes an employeeof the transmitteethe period of continuousservice which the worker has had with the trans-mittor (including any such service with any priortransmittor) shall be deemed to be service of theworker with the transmittee.

(ii) In this sub-clause "transmission" includestransfer, conveyance, assignment or successionwhether voluntary or by agreement or by operationof law and "transmitted" has a correspondingmeaning.

(4) Such service shall includeAny period of absence from duty on anannual leave or long service leave.Any period following any termination ofthe employment by the employer if suchtermination has been made merely withthe intention of avoiding obligations here-under in respect of long service leave orobligations under any award in respect ofannual leave;Any period during which the service of theworker was or is interrupted by service-

as a member of the Naval, Militaryor Air Forces of the Commonwealthof Australia other than as a memberof the British Commonwealth Occu-pation Forces in Japan and otherthan as a member of the PermanentForces of the Commonwealth ofAustralia except in the circum-stances referred to in section 31(2) of the Defence Act, 1903-1956,and except in Korea or Malaya after26th June, 1950;as a member of the Civil Construc-tion Corps established under theNational Security Act, 1939-1946;in any of the Armed Forces underthe National Service Act 1951 (asamended).

Provided that the worker as soon as reasonablypracticable on the completion of any such serviceresumed or resumes employment with the employerby whom he was employed immediately before thecommencement of such service.

(5) Service shall be deemed to be continuousnotwithstanding

the transmission of a business as referredto in paragraph (3) hereof;any interruption of a class referred to inparagraph (4) hereof irrespective of theduration thereof;any absence from duty authorised by theemployer;any absence from duty arising directly orindirectly from an industrial dispute ifthe worker returns to work in accordancewith the terms of settlement of the dispute;any termination of the employment of theworker on any ground other than slacknessof trade if the worker be re-employed bythe same employer within a period notexceeding two months from the date ofsuch termination;any termination of the employment by theemployer on the ground of slackness oftrade if the worker is re-employed by thesame employer within a period not exceed-ing six months from the date of such ter-mination;any reasonable absence of the worker onlegitimate Union business in respect ofwhich he has requested, apd, been refusedleave;

(h) any absence from duty after the cominginto operation of this clause by reason ofany cause not specified in this clause un-less the employer during the absence orwithin fourteen (14) days of the termina-tion of the absence notifies the worker inwriting that such absence will be regardedas having broken the continuity of service,which notice may be given by delivery tothe worker personally or by posting it byregistered mail to his last recorded address,in which case it shall be deemed to havereached him in due course of post.

Provided that the period of any absence fromduty or the period of any interruption referred toin placita (c) to (i) inclusive of this paragraphshall not (except as set out in paragraph (4) here-of) count as service.

(c) Period of Leave.(1) The leave to which a worker shall be entitled

or deemed to be entitled shall be as provided mthis subclause.

(2) Subject to subclause (b) (2) where a workerhas completed at least 20 years' service the amountof leave shall be

in respect of 20 years' service so completed13 weeks' leave;in respect of each 10 years' service com-pleted after such 20 yearssix and a halfweeks' leave.

(3) Where a worker has completed at least 15years' service since its commencement and his em-ployment is terminated

(a) by his death;(b) in any circumstances otherwise than by

the employer for serious misconduct,the amount of leave shall be-

(i) if such termination takes place before theworker has become entitled to leave underplacitum (a) of paragraph (2) hereof suchproportion of 13 weeks' leave as the numberof completed years of such service bears to20 years;

(ii) if such termination takes place after theworker has become entitled to leave underpiacitum (a) of paragraph (2) hereof ofthe leave due under such placitum and inaddition such proportion of 13 weeks' leaveas the number of completed years of suchservice after the accrual of such entitle-ment bears to 20 years.

(4) Where a worker has completed at least 10years' service but less than 15 years' service sinceits commencement and his employment is termi-nated

(i) by his death; or(ii)by the employer for any reason other than

serious misconduct; or(iii) by the worker on account of sickness of,

or injury to the employee or domestic orother pressing necessity where such sick-ness or injury or necessity is of such anature as to justify or in the event of adispute is, in the opinion of a Board ofReference, of such a nature as to justifysuch termination.

The amount of the leave shall be such proportionof 13 weeks' leave as the number of completedyears of such service bears to 20 years.

(5) In the cases to which paragraphs (3) and(4) hereof apply the worker shall be deemed tohave been entitled to and to have commenced leaveimmediately prior to such termination.

(d) Payment for Period of Leave.A worker shall subject to paragraph (3)

hereof be entitled to be paid for each week of leaveto which he has become entitled or is deemed tohave become entitled the ordinary time rate ofpay applicable to him at the date he commencessuch leave.

Such ordinary time rate of pay shall be therate applicable to him for the standard weeklyhours which are prescribed by this Agreement.

(3) Where by agreement between the employerand the worker the commencement of the leaveto which the worker is entitled or any portionthereof is postponed to meet the convenience ofthe worker, the rate of payment for such leaveshall be at the ordinary time rate of pay applicableto him at the date of accrual or, if so agreed, atthe ordinary time rate of pay applicable at thedate he commences such leave.

(4) The ordinary time rate of payshall include any deductions from wagesfor board and/or lodging or the like whichis not provided and taken during theperiod of leave;shall not include shift premiums, over-time, penalty rates, commissions bonusesallowances or the like.

(5) In the case of workers employed on pieceor bonus work or any other system of payment byresults payment shall be at ordinary time rates.

(e) Taking Leave.(1) In cases to which paragraph (2) of sub-clause

(c) appliesleave shall be granted and taken as soonas reasonably practicable after the rightthereto accrues due or at such time as maybe agreed between the employer and theworker or in the absence of such agree-ment at such time as may be determinedby a Board of Reference having regardto the needs of the employer's establish-ment and the worker's circumstances;except where the time for taking leave isagreed to by the employer and the workeror determined by a Board of Referencethe employer shall give to a worker atleast one month's notice of the date fromwhich his leave is to be taken;

(C) where a worker is beyond sixty years ofage at the time he becomes eligible forlong service leave he shall have the optionof taking actual leave under this schemeor of receiving payment in lieu thereofon retirement. Such option shall beexercised in writing addressed to theemployer at the time of becoming eligiblefor long service leave.

(d) the employer shall have the right in casesof emergency to recall any worker fromlong service leave, in which case the un-expired leave shall be made up on somemutually convenient date;

(e) any leave shall be exclusive of any publicholidays or Annual Leave specified in thisAgreement occurring during the periodwhen the leave is taken.

(f) payment shall be made in one of the fol-lowing ways:-

In full before the worker goes onleave;At the same time as his wages wouldhave been paid to him if the workerhad remained at work, in which casepayment shall, if the worker inwriting so requires, be made bycheque posted to an address speci-fied by the worker; orIn any other way agreed betweenthe employer and the worker,

(g) it shall be a condition of every workertaking long service leave that he (orshe)-

shall not under any circumstancesbe engaged in any gainful employ-ment while on such leave;shall return to the active service ofthe employer forthwith at the ex-piration of the leave; andshall not draw any sick or accidentpay simultaneously with long serviceleave pay.

A breach of condition (i) above willresult in immediate discharge from theemployer's service accompanied by for-feiture of all rights (if any) to retiring


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allowance, or other similar payments orbenefits. A breach of condition (ii) above(except as on the grounds of illnessnecessitating retirement or additionalleave on the advice of a Medical Officerappointed by the employer) will result inforfeiture of all rights (if any) to retiringallowance or other similar benefits or pay-ments;

(h) in order to avoid confusion and embarrass-ment workers whilst on long service leaveshall not, without the prior permission ofthe Officer in charge of the particularestablishment, visit any of the premises ofthe employer except for the purpose ofcollecting pay or transacting genuinebusiness with the employer's officers.Social visits shall not be indulged in."Establishment" means any brewery,cooperage, or workshop but does not in-clude hotels or annual picnics or sportsor usual weekly competitive SportingActivities.

(2) In a case to which paragraph (3) or para-graph (4) of subclause (c) applies and in any casein which the employment of the worker who hasbecome entitled to leave hereunder is terminatedbefore such leave is taken or fully taken the em-ployer shall, upon termination of his employmentotherwise than by death pay to the worker andupon termination of employment by death pay tothe personal representative of the worker uponrequest by the personal representative, a sumequivalent to the amount which would have beenpayable in respect of the period of leave to whichhe is entitled or deemed to have been entitled andwhich would have been taken but for such termina-tion. Such payment shall be deemed to havesatisfied the obligation of the employer in respectof leave hereunder.

(f) Granting Leave in Advance and Benefits to beBrought into Account.

Any employer may by agreement with aworker allow leave to such a worker before theright thereto has accrued due, but where leave istaken in such a case the worker shall not becomeentitled to any further leave hereunder in respectof any period until after the expiration of theperiod in respect of which such leave had beentaken before it accrued due.

Where leave has been granted to a workerpursuant to the preceding paragraph before theright thereto has accrued due, and the employ-ment subsequently is terminated, the employer maydeduct from whatever remuneration is payableupon the termination of the employment a pro-portionate amount on the basis of 13 weeks for20 years' service in respect of any period for whichthe worker has been granted long service leaveto which he was not at the date of termination ofhis employment or prior thereto entitled.

Subject to sub-clause b(2) any leave in thenature of long service leave or payment in lieuthereof under a State law or a long service leavescheme not under the provisions hereof grantedto a worker by his employer in respect of anyperiod of service with the employer shall betaken into account whether the same is grantedbefore or after the coining into operation hereofand shall be deemed to have been leave taken andgranted hereunder in the case of leave with payto the extent of the period of such leave and inthe case of payment in lieu thereof to the extentof a period of leave with pay equivalent to theamount of the payment and to be satisfaction tothe extent thereof of the entitlement of theworker hereunder.

(g) Records to be Kept.(i) Each employer shall during the employment

and for a period of 12 months thereafter or inthe case of termination by death of the workera period of three years thereafter keep a recordfrom which can be readily ascertained the nameof each worker and his occupation, the date ofthe commencement of his employment and his en-titlement to long service leave and any leave

which may have been granted to him or in respectof which payment may have been made here-under.

(ii) Such record shall be open for inspection inthe manner and circumstances prescribed by thisAgreement with respect to the Time and WagesRecord.

(h) Board of Reference.In the event of any disputes arising on any

matters herein the matter shall be referred to aBoard of Reference appointed by the parties to thisAgreement and the Board shall determine allsuch disputes.

19.Area.This Agreement shall apply to the Eastern Gold-

fields District which district for the purpose ofthis Agreement shall mean that area enclosed bya circle drawn within a radius of 150 miles with thethe Kalgoorlie Post Office as the central point.

20.Term.This Agreement shall be for a term commencing

on the Sixteenth day of December, One thousandnine hundred and fifty nine, and expiring on theThirtieth day of June, One thousand nine hundredand sixty one.

As witness the execution hereof on behalf of therespective parties hereto this 22nd day of July,1960.

Signed for and on behalf ofthe Kalgoorlie B r e w i n gCompany L i m i t e d in thepresence of:

P. JOHNSON,Director.

J. L. STEVENS,Director.

B. S. MILBANKE,Secretary.

The Common Seal of theBreweries and BottleyardsEmployees' Industrial Unionof Workers of WesternAustralia w a s hereuntoaffixed in the presence of:-

F. R. BENNETT,[L.S.J President.

D. W. COOLEY,Secretary.

INDUSTRIAL AGREEMENT.No. 47 of 1960.

(Registered 18th July 1960.)THIS Agreement made in pursuance of the Indus-trial Arbitration Act, 1912-1952 this 18th day ofJuly, 1960, between the Minister for Agriculture ofthe one part and the Australian Workers' Union,Westralian Branch, Industrial Union of Workers,Perth, of the other part, witnesseth as follows:-

1 Title.This Agreement shall be known as the Land

Settlement Farm Workers' Agreement, 1960, andreplaces Industrial Agreement No. 6 of 1954,

2.Arrangement.Title.Arrangement.Area and Scope.Hours.Overtime.Wages.Annual Leave.Public Holidays.Camp Allowance.Camping Area.Cooks.Long Service Leave.

Board of Reference.Contract of Service.Absence Through Sickness.Definitions.Walking Time.Tea Breaks.Preference.Term.

3.Area and Scope.This Agreement shall apply to workers employed

by the Land Settlement Branch of the Lands De-partment of Western Australia on developmentaland farm work on properties situated in the SouthWest Land Division of the State; provided that itshall not apply to workers already coming withinthe scope of Award No. 35 of 1952, and providedfurther that it shall not apply to allottees underthe Land Settlement Scheme.

4.Hours.The ordinary working hours of workers shall

be forty (40) per week to be worked in five (5) daysduring the period Monday to Saturday inclusive.

The daily spread of shift shall not exceedtwelve (12) hours. The daily spread of shift shallmean the period between the time when the workerfirst commences work and the time when he finish-es work for the day.

(i) The employer may require any worker towork reasonable overtime at overtime rates andsuch worker shall work overtime in accordancewith such requirement.

(ii) The Union or any worker or workers cov-ered by this Agreement shall not in any way,whether directly or indirectly, be a party to orconcerned in any ban, limitation or restriction uponthe working of overtime in accordance with therequirements of this subclause.

5.Overtime.All work performed outside the daily spread or

beyond forty (40) horn's per week shall be deemedto be overtime and be paid for at the rate of timeand a half.

6.Wages.Basic Wage: £ s. d.

Metropolitan Area .... .... 14 6 4South West Land Division .... .... 14 3 1

Margin PerWeek Over

Basic Wage.£ s. d.

Leading Hand in charge of FiatTractor Drivers 25 0

Fiat Tractor Drivers ... 1 18 6General Farm Hands 12 6Farm Labourer 6 0

Leading Hand:-3s. per day in addition to the rateprescribed for the work being per-formed by such leading hand.

Junior Workers:The rate of pay for junior workersshall be as under:-

7.Annual Leave.Except as hereinafter provided a period of

two (2) consecutive weeks' leave with payment ofordinary wages as prescribed shall be allowed an-nually to a worker by his employer after a periodof twelve months' continuous service with suchemployer.

If any Award holiday falls within a worker'speriod of annual leave and is observed on a daywhich in the case of that worker would have been

an ordinary working day, there shall be added tothat period one day being an ordinary working dayfor each such holiday observed as aforesaid.

(i) Subject to paragraph (ii), when compu-ting the annual leave due under this clause no de-duction shall be made from such leave in respectof the period that a worker is on annual leave and/or holidays. Provided that no deduction shall bemade for any approved period a worker is absentfrom duty through sickness with or without payunless the absence exceeds three (3) calendarmonths, in which case deduction may be made forsuch excess only.

(ii) Approved periods of absence from workcaused through accident sustained in the course ofemployment shall not be considered breaks in con-tinuity of service, but the first six months only ofany such period shall count as service for the pur-pose of computing annual leave.

In the event of a worker being employed byan employer for portion only of a year, he shallonly be entitled to such annual leave on full payas is proportionate to his length of service duringthat period with such employer.

Any worker who may resign or be dismissedfrom the service for any cause, other than forpeculation or theft, shall be entitled to receive pay-ment for any annual leave which may have beendue up to the time of leaving the service; providedalways that if the worker has been dismissed forpeculation or theft no claim for annual leave shallbe recognised. Misconduct herein referred to shallnot affect accumulated annual leave or paymentthereof.

When work is closed down for the purpose ofallowing annual leave to be taken, workers withless than a full year's service shall only be entitledto payment during such period for the number ofdays' leave due to them.

"Ordinary wages" for the purpose of sub-clause (a) hereof shall mean the rate of wage theworker has received for the greatest proportion ofthe calendar month prior to his taking the leave.

The provisions of this clause shall not applyto casual workers.

8.Public Holidays.Except as hereinafter provided, each of the

following days, or the day observed in lieu thereof,shall be allowed as a holiday to all workers and bepaid for, namely: New Year's Day, Australia Day(January), Good Friday, Easter Saturday, EasterMonday, Anzac Day, Labour Day, Foundation Day,Queens Birthday, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.Provided that by agreement between the union andthe employer the local Show Day for the districtmay be substituted for one of the above holidays.

Whenever any holiday falls on an employee'sordinary working day and the employee is not re-quired to work on such day he shall be paid for the'ordinary hours he would have worked on such dayif it had not been a holiday. If he is required towork on a holiday he shall be paid for the timeworked as if it was an ordinary working day andshall, in addition, be allowed a day's leave with payto be added to the annual leave or to be taken atsome subsequent date if the worker so agrees.

In the case of workers working a five-dayweek, no payment or a day in lieu shall be grantedfor any public holiday falling on a Saturday.

Payment for holidays shall be in accordancewith the usual hours of work.

When a worker is off duty owing to leavewithout pay or sickness, including accidents on oroff duty, except time for which he is entitled toclaim sick pay, any holiday falling during suchabsence shall not be treated as a paid holiday.Where the worker is on duty or available on theworking day immediately preceding a holiday orresumes duty, or is available on the working dayimmediately following a holiday, as prescribed inthis clause, the worker shall be entitled to a paidholiday on all such holidays.

A casual worker shall not be entitled to pay-ment for any holiday referred to in this clause.

Percentageof Male

Basic Wage14 to 15 years 3815 to 16 years 4416 to 17 years 5217 to 18 years 6018 to 19 years 7519 years Full basic

wage.



9 Camp Allowance.(a) Employees who are required to camp at the

site of the work either by direction of the employer,or because no reasonable transport facilities areavailable to enable them to proceed to and fromtheir homes each day, shall be paid a campingallowance of £1 15s. for every complete week theyare available for work. Such weekly allowance isto cover any fares incurred at the week-end bymen travelling away from camp to their homes andreturn, but an employee who is absent from dutywithout the employer's approval on the workingday immediately prior to Or succeeding a week-endshall be paid as provided in the following sentence.

If required to be in camp for less than a completeweek, they shall be paid five shillings (5s.) per dayincluding any Saturday or Sunday, if in camp andavailable for work on the working days immediatelypreceding and succeeding each Saturday and Sun-day.

(b) Provided, however, where the employer athis own cost, provides the employee with a propermess room and cooks the employee's food free ofcharge, the allowance provided in subolause (a) ofthis clause shall be reduced to 17s. 6d. per week or2s. 6d. per day, as the case may be.

(0) When satisfactory accommodation, otherthan tents or huts, is made available by the em-ployer, the allowance mentioned in sub-clause (a)may be raduced in the case of any worker, how-ever short his occupation, when the camp locationis fixed for a period of six months or longer; theamount of such reduction to be agreed upon by arepresentative of the respondent concerned and theUnion, and in the event of a dispute or difference,to be referred to a Board of Reference for deter-mination. Provided that where satisfactory ac-commodation other than the provision of tents orhuts, is made available in the case of married menby the employer, the allowance mentioned in thepreceding paragraph shall not be payable howevershort his occupation of such accommodation, whenthe camp location is fixed for a period of sixmonths or longer. Such accommodation shall notbe deemed satisfactory for the purpose of this sub-clause unless it is sufficient to reasonably providefor the accommodation of the worker, his wife andany of such worker's dependants who shall be nom-inated by him. Any dispute as to the accommoda-tion provided under this subclause may be referredto the Board of Reference.

lO.Camping Area.When camping areas are necessary for the

employees such shall be provided by the employerand the area shall be enclosed with a stookprooffence where necessary.

(a) When employees camp out the em-ployer shall provide sufficient tent with fly and/orcubicle accommodation at rates to be fixed or fail-ing agreement as decided by a Board of Referenceprovided that in the case of tents and flys a mini-mum rental o is. 6d. per week shall be chargedfor each tent.

(b) When it is estimated that an employee inthe normal course of events will be required to liveon the same section of any work for a period esti-mated to be from the duration of more than oneweek and less than three months an 8 ft. x 10 ft.high-sided tent on an interior frame shall be pro-vided for two employees, or if at his own request,for one employee only. A gravel matting malthoid,or other temporary type of flooring shall be pro-vided.

(c) When it is estimated that an employee inthe normal course of events will be required to liveon the same section of work for a period estimatedto be of a duration of more than three months andless than one year an 8 ft. x 10 ft. high-sided tenton an interior frame with board floor shall beprovided for two employees, or if accommodationcan reasonably be made available a worker may, athis own request, occupy the accommodation singly.

(d) When it is estimated that an employee inthe normal course of events will be required to liveon the same section of any work for a period esti-mated to be of a duration of more than one year,

a framed hut to accommodate one or more men,shall be provided. The floor space shall be basedon 50 square feet per man.

An enclosed galley with fireplace fitted withflue shall be supplied where the number of em-ployees exceeds six and the duration of the campexceeds one month.

All time occupied in erecting tents or inshifting camp shall be paid for at ordinary rates,two hours to be allowed where camps are alreadyerected and four hours where camps are to beerected, provided that overtime rates shall be paidwhen the work is performed outside ordinary work-ing hours. In shifting camp provision shall bemade by the employer for the transport of the em-ployees living in the camp, together with their per-sonal property free of charge up to 4 cwt.

The employer shall supply free of charge,wire stretcher, suitably filled palliasse and a hurri-cane lamp with kerosene as considered reasonableby the officer-in-charge or other suitable lightingas approved by the officer-in-charge for all em-ployees occupying a tent or cubicle.

The empioyer shall provide potable water forworkers and for authorised boarding houses. Tanksshall be fitted with taps. Boiling water shall alsobe provided by the employer for the workers' mid-day meal.

The employer shall provide free of charge oneach work, water bags which in the opinion of theofficer-in-charge are suitable.

Firewood shall be supplied free of charge whereconsidered necessary by the officer-in-charge.

The employer shall provide bath-houses fit-ted with showers, one to every ten employees. Watershall be available for use in the showers or bathwhere baths are provided at work-ceasing time pro-vided an adequate supply of water is available.Where an attendant is provided, hot water shall beprovided where practicable.

In all camps of over fifteen (15) employeesand where the duration of camp is not less thanthree months, the employer shall provide an ade-quate wash-house equipped with copper and washtroughs or tubs to enable the employees to washtheir clothes. In other camps employers shall pro-vide sufficient facilities to enable employees towash their clothes, such facilities to be as consid-ered necessary by the officer-in-charge.

The employer shall instal flyproof sanitaryconveniences (one seat to every 10 employees, andeach seat to be partitioned off) in all camps and onthe job, and shall maintain these conveniences ina clean condition. Sufficient covering to ensuredecency, and shade and protection from theweather shall be provided. The employer shall alsosupply sufficient and proper material to keep thesanitary accommodation innocuous. Such sani-tary accommodation to be so situated as to pre-clude the possibility jf contamination of the watersupply and/or foodstuffs of the employees.

(ii) The employer shall provide adequate drain-age for all camps.

The employer shall make provision for thedisposal of garbage and night soil, the employershall keep the camping area reasonably free fromundergrowth, long grass and dangerous trees, andwhere considered necessary by the officer-in-charge,a camp attendant shall be supplied whose duty itshall be to maintain the camp in a clean and sani-tary condition.

The employer shall provide water for horsesin the horse camp and on the job, and where neces-sary suitable containers shall be supplied.

Horse yards shall not be erected within one-eighth of a mile of the general camp.

Where a store is not available at the campto supply commodities to the employees, and wheretradespeople do not call, the employer shall providefree transport up to three times per week if neces-sary, to enable commodities to be obtained by theemployees from the nearest town.

Employees shall elect a delegate who shall be re-sponsible for the collection and distribution oforders and supplies.

The employer shall not be liable for loss or dam-age to stores during transport.

(16) The employer shall, when necessary, give anadvance by way of procuration order on the storeto the amount of one day's pay against wages earn-ed to a new employee to enable him to obtain food-stuffs.

11.Cooks.In all camps containing twenty (20) or more em-

ployees, where the camp location is fixed for a per-iod of six (6) months or longer, one of the follow-ing methods of catering shall be adopted at thediscretion of the employer:

(a) The employer shall provide a boardinghouse keeper in which case no cooking or eatingutensils will be provided.

(b) Where a boarding house-keeper is provided,fufl camping allowance as provided in subclause(a) of clause 9 shall be paid to the worker.

(a) A cook shall be employed by the em-ployer in which case the em slayer shall supplycooking and eating utensils.

(b) A cook so engaged shall be remunerated atthe following rates:-

A cook required to work seven (7) days perweek shall be paid a margin of thirty-Iwoshillings (32s.) plus one-third of the basicwage and margin to cover all overtime andweek-end work.A cook required to work six (6) days perweek shall be paid a margin of thirty-twoshillings (325.) plus one quarter of thebasic wage and margin to cover all over-time and week-end work.A cook required to work five (5) days perweek shall be paid a margin of thirty-two(32s.) plus one-sixth (1/6th) of the basicwage and margin to cover all overtime andweek-end work.

(c) The number of cooks and cooks' offsiders tobe employed shall be in accordance with the fol-lowing schedule:

Where the number of employees in the messdoesNot exceed 15one cook.Exceeds 15 but not 30one cook, one off-

sider.Exceeds 30 but not 50one cook, two off-

siders.For each additional 20one additional off-

sider.

(d) The cook's offsider shall be paid the follow-ing rates:

Cook's offsider required to work seven (7)days per week shall be paid the basic wageplus a margin of seven shillings and sixpence (7s. 6d.) plus one-third of the basicwage and margin to cover all overtime andweek-end work.Cook's offsider required to work six (6)days per week shall be paid the basic wageplus a margin of seven shillings and sixpence (75. 6d.) plus one-quarter of thebasic wage and margin to cover all over-time and week-end work.Cook's offsider required to work five (5)days per week shall be paid basic wage plusa margin of seven shillings and six pence(7s. 6d.) plus one-sixth of the basic wageand margin to cover all overtime and week-end work.

(e) Each mess shall have a committee of man-agement appointed by the workers and such com-mittee shall be responsible for the running anddiscipline of such mess and the actual engagementof the cook,

Where a cook is provided each worker shallbe deducted two shillings (2s.) per working dayfrom the camping allowance prescribed in sub-clause (a) of clause 9; provided however, theamount payable under this provision shall not ex-ceed ten shillings (lOs.) per week.

The employer shall provide a suitable messroom.

The cook and his offsider will be responsiblefor contributing towards the cost of food in accord-ance with the formula adopted by the committee.

12.Long Service Leave.The conditions govering the granting of long

service leave to full time Government wages em-ployees generally shall apply to workers covered bythis Agreement.

13.Board of Reference.(1) For the purpose of this agreement, a Board

of Reference is hereby appointed, which shall con-sist of a chairman and two other representatives,one to be nominated by each of the parties. Thesaid Board shall have assigned to it, in the event ofno agreement being arrived at between the partiesto the dispute, the functions of

Adjusting any matters of difference whichmay arise from time to time, except suchas involve interpretation of the provisionsof this Agreement or any of them;dealing with any other matter which theCourt may refer to the Board from time totime;classifying and fixing wages, rates and con-ditions for any occupation or calling notspecifically mentioned in the agreement.

(2) An appeal shall lie from any decision of suchBoard in the manner and subject to the conditionsprescribed in the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, which for this purpose are embodied in thisagreement.

14.Contract of Service.Contract of service shall be by the day, and

shall be terminable by one (1) day's notice oneither side except in the case of a casual workerwhen one (1) hour's notice shall suffice.

The employer shall be under no obligation topay for any day not worked on which the workeris required to present himself for duty except suchabsence is due to illness and comes within the pro-vision of clause 15 (Sick Leave) or such absenceis on account of holidays to which the worker isentitled under the provisions of this Agreement.

This clause does not affect the right to dis-miss for misconduct and in such cases wages shallbe paid up to time of dismissal only.

(ci) The employer shall be entitled to deduct pay-ment for any day or portion of a day on which theworker cannot be usefully employed because ofany strike by the union or unions affiliated with it,or by any other Association or Union associatedwith it or through the breakdown of the employer'smachinery or any stoppage of work by any causewhich the employer cannot reasonably prevent withthe exception of wet weather in which case thedecision as to whether it is too wet to work shallrest with the officer-in-charge if available, in hisabsence the foreman, or in his absence the per-son under whose direction the men are working.

(e) The rate of payment in the wages clause isfor the purpose of convenience expressed in theweekly amount.

15.Absence Through Sickness.(a) (i) A worker shall be entitled to payment

for non-attendance on the ground of personal ill-health for one-twelfth of a week's pay for eachcompleted month of service.

(ii) The liability of the employer shall in no caseexceed one (1) week's wages during each calendaryear in respect of each worker but the sick leaveherein provided shall be allowed to accumulate andany portion unused in any year may be availed ofin the next or any succeeding year.


(iii) Payment hereunder may be adjusted at theend of each calendar year, or at the time the work-er leaves the services of the employer, in the eventof the worker being entitled by service subsequentto the sickness to a greater allowance than thatmade at the time the sickness occurred.

The clause shall not apply where the workeris entitled to compensation under the Workers'Compensation Act, 1912-1952.

No worker shall be entitled to the benefit ofthis clause unless he produces proof satisfactory tohis employer or his representative of sickness, butthe employer shall not be entitled to a medicalcertificate unless the absence is for three (3) con-secutive working days or more.

No payment shall be made for any absencedue to the workers' own fault, neglect or miscon-duct.

16.Definition."General farm hand" shall mean a worker called

upon to carry out all the duties associated with thevarious activities of the respondents relating to theoperating and servicing ot farm machinery andequipment, in addition to other work involved inprimary agricultural production.

"Leading hand" shall mean a worker who is amember of a gang of not less than three men whois instructed by the officer-in-charge to exercisecontrol over the workers with respect to the timeof commencement and finishing work.

17.Walking Time.The worker shall be paid at ordinary rates

for time occupied in walking from camp or recog-nised starting point as laid down by the officer-in-charge, to work: Provided that time so allowedshall not exceed twenty (20) minutes per mile. Pro-vided, also, during the months of September toApril, inclusive, where the distance exceeds two (2)miles, and during the months of May to August,inclusive, when the distance exceeds 1 miles, asimilar allowance shall be allowed for the distancein excess of two (2) miles and one and a half (1?)miles respectively for return to camp or recognisedstarting point. Provided that when employees areconveyed to work by a vehicle provided by the em-ployer, the time taken to return to camp or recog-nised starting point shall not exceed thirty (30)minutes from May to August and shall not exceedforty (40) minutes from September to April.

Time taken in excess of these stipulated periodsshall be paid for at the ordinary rates prescribed.

GeneralTime taken by vehicles provided bythe employer shall be no more than reasonable,allowing for the speed of the vehicle and the cond-ition of the road, in all cases where vehicles areprovided by the employer they shall leave promptlyon cessation of work, and an employee shall not berequired to travel a further distance than is abso-lutely necessary. Explosives shall not be carried onvehicles which are used for the conveyance ofemployees.

In all areas outside the metropolitan area it shallbe the employer's responsibility to convey newemployees from the public transport terminal tothe job.

When employees are required to travel to andfrom work in the employer's vehicle the employershall, if required, provide the vehicle with seatingaccommodation, together with a cover to protect theemployees from the weather.

18. Tea Breaks.Subject to the provisions hereinafter contained,

a rest period of seven (7) minutes from the time ofceasing to the time of resumption of work shall beallowed each morning. This interval shall becounted as time off duty without deduction of payand shall be arranged at a time and in a manner tosuit the convenience of the employer. Morning teamay be taken by employees during this interval butthe period of seven (7) minutes shall not be ex-ceeded under any circumstances. Upon proof ofbreach by any employee of any provision herein-before expressed or implied the Court may grant

the employer concerned exemption from liability toallow the rest period aforesaid.

19. Preference.Preference of employment shall be given to mem-

bei's of the Australian Workers' Union WestralianBranch, Industrial Union of Workers, provided thatany worker or applicant for employment who is amember of another recognised industrial unionand who produces proof of such membership shallbe entitled to equal preference. Provided also, thatany worker or applicant for employment who isnot a member of the said Union shall within four-teen (14) days of commencing employment underthis agreement make and complete an applicationfor membership of the said Union, and providedthat any worker who is a financial member of an-other industrial union, shall, upon the expiration ofhis current membership with such other union,within 14 days of such expiry, make and completean application for membership with the AustralianWorkers' Union.

20. Term.The term of this Agreement shall be one year

from the date hereof.In witness whereof the parties have hereunto

set their hands and seals the day and year firstbefore written.

(Sgd.) C. D. NALDER.Signed by the Minister for Agriculture in the

presence of.R. TRAVERS, C.C.S.

The Common Seal of the Australian Workers'Union, Westralian Branch, Industrial Union ofWorkers, Perth, was hereunto affixed in thepresence of

H. BARRY.C. H. GOLIJING.

[L .S.]A. R. WARK.

MINING ACT, 1904.(Regulation 180.)

Warden's Office,Marble Bar, 29th July, 1960.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Wardenof the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the datementioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court anorder authorising the cancellation of registrationof the undermentioned Mining Tenements, inaccordance with Regulation 180 of the Mining Act,1904. An order may issue in the absence of theregistered holder, but should he desire to object toouch order he must, before the date mentioned,lodge at the Warden's Office an objection contain-ing the grounds of such objection, and, on the datementioned, the Warden will proceed to hear anddetermine the same, in accordance with theevidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) N. J. MALLEY,Warden.

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Marble Bar.on Tuesday the 20th day of September, 1960.

No. of Area; Name of Registered Holder; Address;Reason for Resumption.PILBARA GOLDE'IELD.

Nullagin-e District.Water Rights.

22L; North West Mining No Liability; Nullagine;non-payment of rent.




30L; North West Mining No Liability; Nullagine:non-payment of rent.


GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1904-1958.Railway Appeal Board.

IT is hereby notified for general information that.Mr. M. L. Brabazon has been appointed as memberof the Railway Appeal Board, vice Mr. C. L.Down, as from and including 4th August, 1960.

G. C. WAYNE,Commissioner of Railways.


APPOINTMENT.(26 George V, No. 36.)

THE Honourable the Senior Puisne Judge exercis-ing the powers of the Chief Justice has been pleasedto appoint John Anton Samuel, of Perth, in theState of Western Australia, Solicitor, a Commis-sioner of the Supreme Court of Western Australia,to administer or take within the State of WesternAustralia any oath, affidavit, affirmation, declara-tion, or acknowledgment by a married woman tobe used in the Supreme Court of Western Australia.The Commission to remain in force until the saidJohn Anton Samuel ceases to reside in the Stateof Western Australia aforesaid, or until he ceasesto practise the profession of a solicitor on hisown account or in partnership there, or untilrevoked.

G. J. BOYLSON,Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,Perth, 4th August, 1960.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.Notice of Intention to Cease Business in

Western Australia.(Pursuant to Section 337.)

Bunge (Australia) Proprietary Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that Bunge (Australia)Proprietary Limited, a company registered underPart XI of the Companies Act, 1943-1957, and hav-ing its registered office at 98-102 St. George's Ter-race, Perth, in the State of Western Australia, in-tends voluntarily to cease to carry on business inthe said State on and after the 28th day of Octo-ber, 1960.

Dated this 25th day of July, 1960.S. J. WILSON,

Attorney.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943, AND AMENDMENTS.Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office

of a Company Incorporated Outside WesternAustralia which Carries on Business withinWestern Australia.

(Pursuant to Section 330 (4).)Indoor Amusement Games pty. Ltd.

INDOOR. AMUSEMENT GAMES PTY. LTD. herebygive notice that the registered office of the companywas, on the 18th day of July, 1960, changed to andis now situated at do E. Rhine and Co., CharteredAccountants, 1321 Hay Street, West Perth.

Dated this 21st day of July, 1960.FINKELSTEIN,

solicitor, 63 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943, AND AMENDMENTS.Notice of Change of Situation of Registered Office.

(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)Globe Amusement Arcade Pty. Ltd.Fremantle Surplus Stores Pty. Ltd.L. W. Munz & Co. Pty. Ltd.Civic Newsagenoy Pty. Ltd.Tweedview Estate Pty. Ltd. (In Liq.).Simpson & Anderson Pty. Ltd.Aqua Style Clothing Pty. Ltd.Aqua Proofing Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof the ahovenamed companies was, on the 18thday of July, 1960, changed to and is now situatedat 0/0 E. Rhine and Co., Chartered Accountants,1321 Hay Street, West Perth.

Dated this 21st day of July, 1960.D. FINKELSTEIN,

Solicitor, 63 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office.

(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof the following companies was, on the 30th dayof July, 1960, changed to and is now situated at76 King Street, Perth:

Adelaide Car Sales Ltd.H. E. Antoine Pty. Ltd.Arrow Motors Pty. Ltd.P. R. Blakiston Pty. Ltd.Elakiston (Kellerberrin) Pty. Ltd.Blakiston Investments Pty. Ltd.Berry Hardware (F'tle) Pty. Ltd.T. B. Coffey Pty. Ltd.Coffey Investments Pty. Ltd.Commission Sorters Pty. Ltd.C. P. Securities Ltd.A. P. Carmody & Sons Pty. Ltd.

B. & V. M. Carmody Pty. Ltd.Dated this 30th day of July, 1960.

J. R. FERGIJSSON,Secretary.



Carmody Investments Pty. Ltd.P. & K. Carmody Investments Pty. Ltd.A. J. T. & D. Carmody Investments Pty. Ltd.Callaghan Investments Pty. Ltd.Dominion Investments Pty. Ltd.Finger-Jointers Pty. Ltd.G. B. Securities Ltd.Guerin Investments Pty. Ltd.Glencairn Pty. Ltd.Hogans Ltd.Hughes Investments Pty. Ltd.W. J. Hughes Pty. Ltd.I-lay Car Park Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 30th day of July, 1960.J. H. FERGUSSON,

Secretary.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Irwell Corporation Proprietary Limited is situateat 5 Malcolm Street, Perth, and the days and hoursduring which such office is accessible to the publicare as follows: Mondays to Fridays inclusive (butexcluding public holidays) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Dated this 10th day of August, 1960.L. B. SIMPSON,

Director.Wheatley & Sons, Solicitors, 49 St. George's Ter-.

race, Perth,







38L; North West Mining No Liability; Nuilagine;non-payment of rent.

39L; North West Mining No Liability; Nuilagine;non-payment of rent.



Interstate Securities Pty. Ltd.Land Holdings Pty. Ltd.L. P. Holdings Ltd.L. P. Investments Ltd.Motel Geraldton Ltd.Motasales Pty. Ltd.Mercantile Holdings Ltd.Marian Distributors Pty. Ltd.Marian Motors Ltd.W. J. Nott Pty. Ltd.National Securities Ltd.Nott Investments Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 30th day of July, 1960.J. R. FERGUSSON,

Secretary.


(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof the following companies was, on the 30th dayof July, 1960, changed to and is now situated at76 King Street, Perth:-

Nor'-West Transport Co. Pty. Ltd.Pacific Motors Pty. Ltd.Page Investments Pty. Ltd.Park Hotel Pty. Ltd.P. C. N. Securities Ltd.Rural Finance Ltd.Swan Wool Scouring Company Pty. Ltd.Strand Painters Pty. Ltd.Security Trust Pty. Ltd.Siesta Fibreglass Boats Pty. Ltd.The Stradivarius Company of Australia Pty.

Ltd.Terrace Motor Park Pty. Ltd.Western Parking Station Pty. Ltd.Westwools Pty. Ltd.Wool Holdings Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 30th day of July, 1960.J. R. FERGTJSSON,

Secretary.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.Notice of Increase in Share Capital Beyond the

Registered Capital.1. HOUGHTON'S MOTOR HOUSE LTD. herebygives notice that, by a special resolution of thecompany passed on the 27th day of June, 1960, thenominal share capital of the company was in-creased by the addition thereto of the sum of OneHundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds (fl50,000)divided into 300,000 shares of lOs. each beyond theregistered capital of One Hundred ThousandPounds (flOO,000).

The additional capital is divided as follows:Number of Shares: 300,000; Class of Shares:

All of one class ranking pan passu in allrespects with the shares in the originalnominal capital of the company; NominalAmount of Each Share: Ten shillings(lOs.).

The conditions subject to which the newshares have been or are to be issued are the sameas those under which the shares in the originalnominal capital of the company have been or areto be issued with which lastmentioned shares thesaid new shares rank pan passu in all respects.

There are no preference shares in the originalor increased capital of the company.

Dated this 27th day of June, 1960.(Sgd.) C. W. HOUGHTON,

Director.Jackson, McDonald, Connor & Ambrose, Solicitors,

Perth.

Western Australia.COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.

Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Officeand/or of the Days and Hours such Office isAccessible to the Public.H. 5. & F. Simper Proprietary Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof H. J. & F. Simper Proprietary Limited was, onthe 1st day of August, 1960, changed to and isnow situated at corner of Third Street and CentralRoad, Metropolitan Markets, West Perth, and thatthe days and hours during which such office isaccessible to the public are as from the 1st day ofAugust, 1960, as follows: Mondays to Fridaysinclusive, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Dated this 2nd day of August, 1960.D. SIMPER,

Director.Hardwick & Slattery, Solicitors, Bank of Adelaide

Chambers, Pakenham Street, Fremantle.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.Notice of Situation of Registered Office and of the

Days and Hours during which such Office isaccessible to the Public.

(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)Publicity Signs Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Publicity Signs Pty. Ltd. is situated at 64 ThomasStreet, West Perth, and that the days and hoursduring which surh office is accessible to the publioare as follows: Weekdays (excluding public holi-days), from 10 am, to 12 noon and from 2 p.m. to4 p.m.

Dated this 2nd day of August, 1960.0. G. BARRY,

Director.


Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Officeand/or the days and Hours such Office isAccessible to the Public.Safety Box Factory Proprietary Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Safety Box Factory Proprietary Limited was, onthe 1st day of August, 1960, changed to and is nowsituated at 33 Roberts Street, Osborne Park, andthat the days and hours during which such officeis accessible to the public are, as from the 1st dayof August, 1960, as follows: Mondays to Fridaysinclusive, from 9 am. to 4 p.m.

Dated this 2nd day of August, 1960.D. SIMPER,

Director.Hardwick & Slattery, Solicitors, Bank of Adelaide

Chambers, Pakenham Street, Fremantle.


Days and Hours during which such Office isAccessible to the Public.

(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)Universal Importers Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Universal Importers Pty. Ltd. is situated at c/oK. J. Mellet, of 179 St. George's Terrace, Perth,and that the days and hours during which suchoffice is accessible to the public are as follows:Monday to Friday (public holidays excepted), from9 am. to 5 p.m.

Dated the 29th day of July, 1960.G. G. HAMMOND,

Solicitor for the Company.



COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof the Maddington Brick Works pty. Ltd. is situatedat 466 Hay Street, Perth, and that the days andhours during which such office is accessible to thepublic are as follows: Between the hours of 9 am.to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on all days exceptSaturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

Dated this 12th day of July, 1960.C. L. LUNT,

Director.Ilbery & Toohey, of 69 St. George's Terrace,

Perth, Solicitors for the Company.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.Notice of Situation of Registered Office of a Com-

pany Incorporated Outside Western Australiawhich Carries on Business or is about to Carryon Business within Western Australia and ofthe Days and Hours during which such Officeis Accessible to the Public.

(Pursuant to Section 330 (4).)THE FLORSHEIM SHOE CO. PTY. LIMITEDhereby gives notice that the registered office of thecompany is situated at Seventh Floor, 81 St.George's Terrace, Perth, and that the days andhours during which such office is accessible to thepublic are as follows: Mondays to Fridays inclusive(except public and bank holidays), from 9 am, to1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Dated this 25th day of July, 1960.R. E. BLANCKENSEE,

Agent in Western Australia.Messrs. Stone, James & Co., 81 St. George's

Terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the Company.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office

of a Company Incorporated Outside WesternAustralia which Carries on Business withinWestern Australia.

(Pursuant to Section 330 (4).)Hooker Finance Company Limited.

HOOKER FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED herebygives notice that the registered office of the com-pany was, on the 1st day of August, 1960, changedto and is now situate at do Bank of New SouthWales Nominees Pty. Limited, corner William. Streetand St. George's Terrace, Perth.

Dated the 2nd day of August, 1960.ROBERT AINSLIE,

Agent in Western Australia.Messrs. Stone, James & Co., of 81 St. George's




(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)Kanny Investments Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Kanny Investments Pty. Ltd. is situated at 18St. George's Terrace, Perth, and that the days andhours during which such office is accessible to thepublic are as follows: Monday to Friday (bothinclusive) in each week, between the hours of10 a.m. and 12 noon and 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.

Dated the 20th day of July, 1960.M. F. KANNY,

Director.Messrs, Stone, James & Co., of 81 St. George's




(Pursuant to Section 330.)Veeder-Root (Australia) Pty. Limited.

To the Registrar of Companies:I, ERIC JOSEPH HURST, of 1 Jarrad Street,Cottesloe, in the State of Western Australia, beingthe duly appointed Agent for Western Australiaof Veeder-Root (Australia) Pty. Limited, herebygive you notice that the registered office of thesaid company to which all communications andnotices may be addressed is situated at the officeof Messrs. Price, Waterhouse & Co., CharteredAccountants, 25 William Street, Perth, and thatthe days and hours during which such office isaccessible to the public are as follows: Mondaysto Fridays (both inclusive), from. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Dated this 15th day of July, 1960.E. J. HURST,

Agent for Western Australia.Messrs. Stone, James & Co., of 81 St. George's




(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)Hunt Oil Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Hunt Oil Company is situated at the offices ofKeall, McCall & Brinsden, First Floor, 29 BarrackStreet, Perth, and that the days and hours duringwhich such office is accessible to the public areas follows: 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.daily (Saturdays, Sundays and public holidaysexcepted).

Dated the 4th day of August, 1960.G. KEALL,




(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).Placid Oil Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Placid Oil Company is situated at the offices ofKeall, McCall & Brinsden, First Floor, 29 BarrackStreet, Perth, and that the days and hours duringwhich such office is accessible to the public are asfollows: 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.daily (Saturdays, Sundays and public holidaysexcepted.)

Dated the 4th day of August, 1960.G. KEALL,



NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Swan Constructions Pty. Ltd. is situated at 102Roberts Street, Bayswater, and that the days andhours during which such office is accessible to thepublic are as follows: Monday to Friday inclusive,from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Dated this 2nd day of August, 1960.JAMES A. MAZZA,

Solicitor for the abovenamed Company,69 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

Walsh, Mazza & Heydon, Solicitors, 69 St.George's Terrace, Perth.

247 GOVE1NMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [12 August, 1960.



(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)Solesto Wine Company Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Solesto Wine Company Pty. Ltd. is situated at11 Mends Street, South Perth, and that the daysand hours during which such office is accessibleto the public are as follows: 10 am, to 12 noonand 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. daily (Saturdays, Sundaysand public holidays excepted).

Dated this 22nd day of June, 1960.G. KEALL,

Solicitor for the Company.Keall, McCall & Brinsden, 29 Barrack Street,

Perth.


and/or of the Days and Hours such Office isAccessible to the Public.

Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)WA. Netting & Wire Co. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof W.A. Netting & Wire Co. Limited was, on the8th day of August, 1960, changed to and is nowsituated at the corner of Loftus and CambridgeStreets, Leederville, and that the days and hoursduring which such office is accessible to the publicare, as from the 8th day of August, 1960, as fol-lows: Monday to Friday inclusive, from 10 am.to 4 p.m. (excepting public holidays).

Dated this 8th day of August, 1960.G. F. TREFRY,

Secretary.


Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Officeand/or of the Days and Hours such Office isAccessible to the Public.

(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)O'Suliivans General Agency Co. Pty. Ltd.Thornlle Development Coy. Pty. Ltd.Landed Investments Pty. Ltd.Southern River Grazing Co. Pty. Ltd.G.A. Investments Pty. Ltd.T.G.A. Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof the abovenamed companies was, on the 18thday of July, 1960, changed to and is now situatedat do The General Agency Co., in the basement ofthe Commonwealth Bank Building, 55 WilliamStreet, Perth.

Dated this 5th day of August, 1960.F. D. O'SULLIVAN,

Director.Walsh, Mazza & Heydon, Solicitors, 69 St.

George's Terrace, Perth.


NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Perth Paint Centre Pty. Ltd. is situated at 409Wellington Street, Perth, and that the days andhours during which such office is accessible to thepublic are as follows: Monday to Friday inclusive,from 10 am. to 4 p.m.

Dated this 28th day of July, 1960.JAMES A. MAZZA,

Solicitor for the Company.Walsh, Mazza & Heydon, Solicitors for the above-

named Company.


NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Cambridge Squash Academy Pty. Ltd. is situatedat care of A. E. Weston, James & Co., of 11 HowardStreet, Perth, and that the days and hours duringwhich such office is accessible to the public are asfollows: Monday to Friday inclusive, from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.

Dated this 5th day of August, 1960.JAMES A. MAZZA,

Solicitor for the abovenamed Company.Walsh, Mazza & Heydon, Solicitors, of 69 St.

George's Terrace, Perth.



(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)Machine Sales Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Machine Sales Pty. Ltd. is situated at the officesof Stowe & Stowe, Chartered Accountants, AtlasBuilding, Esplanade, Perth, and that the days andhours during which such office is accessible to thepublic are as follows: Mondays to Fridays inclusive(excepting public holidays), from 9 am. to 1 p.m.and frcm 2 pm. to 5 p.m.

Dated this 5th day of August, 1960.A. GRA ROSSER,

Director.Messrs. Dwyer & Thomas, of 49 William Street,


COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.(Section 330 (4).)

Kempmore Industries Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officein Western Australia of the abovenamed companyis situated at Third Floor, 171-177 St. George'sTerrace, Perth, and that the days and hours dur-ing which it is accessible to the public are fromMonday to Friday inclusive in each week (publicholidays excepted) between the hours of 9 am. and5 p.m.

Dated the 3rd day of August, 1960.S. E. TIPPETT & ELLIS,

104 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the Company.


and/cr the Days and Hours such Office is Ac-cessible to the Public.

(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).)Stramit Boards (W.A.) Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Stramit Boards (W.A.) Pty. Ltd. was, on the5th day of August, 1960, changed to and is nowsituated at Third Floor, Manufacturers Building,212-220 Adelaide Terrace, Perth, and that the daysand hours during which such office is accessibleto the public are, as from the 5th day of August,1960, as follows: Monday to Friday (except publicholidays), from 10 am, to 4 p.m.

Dated this 8th day of August, 1960.M. H. CASEY,

Secretary.

Western Australia.COMPANIES ACT, 1943, AND AMENDMENTS.Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office

of a Company Incorporated Outside WesternAustralia which Carries On Business WithinWestern Australia.

(Pursuant to Section 330 (4),)Esperance Pastoral Company Pty. Limited.

ESPERANCE P A S T 0 R A L COMPANY PTY.LIMITED hereby gives notice that the registeredoffice of the company was, on the 1st day of August,1960, changed to and is now situated at 43 Bird..wood Parade, Dalkeith.

Dated this 5th day of August, 1960.B. D. WHITWELL,

Agent in Western Australia.E. lvi. Heenan & Co., of 70 St. George's Terrace,




(Pursuant to Section 330 (4).)Seven Seas Insurance Company Limited.

SEVEN SEAS INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITEDhereby gives notice that the registered office ofthe company was, on the 1st day of July, 1960,changed to and is now situated at Fourth Floor,Cecil Building, Sherwood Court, Perth.

Dated this 3rd day of August, 1960.W. B. FLETCHER,

Agent in Western Australia.Robinson, Cox & Co., Solicitors for the Company.

COMPANIES ACT. 1943-1959.Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office


(Pursuant to Section 330 (4).)Australian Landtrusts Pty. Limited.

AUSTRALIAN LANDTRUSTS PTY. LIMITEDhereby gives notice that the registered office of thecompany was, on the 1st day of July, 1960, changedto and is now situated at Ground Floor, CecilBuilding, Sherwood Court, Perth.

Dated this 27th day of July, 1960.B. McWHINNEY,


COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.Notice of Special Resolution for Voluntary

Winding-up.(Pursuant to Section 232 (i).)

Wogarno Pastoral Co. Pty. Ltd.NOTICE is hereby given that at an extraordinarygeneral meeting of shareholders of Wogarno Pas-toral Co. Pty. Ltd., duly convened and held at theregistered office of the company, 935 Hay Street,Perth, on Wednesday, 10th August, 1960, at 9 a.m.the following special resolution was duly passed:

That the company be wound-up voluntarilyand that Mr. R. C. Gardiner, CharteredAccountant, of Third Floor, Atlas Building,8-10 The Esplanade, Perth, be appointedLiquidator for the purpose of such winding-up.

Dated this 10th day of August, 1960.E. B. W]IKIE,

Chairman of the Meeting.



(Pursuant to Section 330 (4).)Australian Landtrusts (W.A.) Pty. Limited.

AUSTRALIAN LAND TRUSTS (W.A.) PTY.LIMITED hereby gives notice that the registeredoffice of the company was, on the 1st day of July,1960, changed to and is now situated at GroundFloor, Cecil Building, Sherwood Court, Perth,

Dated this 27th day of July, 1960.B. McWHINNEY,


COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.Fremantle Galvanisers & Universal Founders Pty.

Ltd.NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof the above company is situated at 122 CharlesStreet, Perth, and is accessible to the public be-tween the hours of 10 am. and 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.and 4 p.m. on Monday to Friday in each week(public holidays excepted).

Dated the 29th day of July, 1960.A. G. LYONS,

Director.Jackson, McDonald, Connor & Ambrose, of 55

St. George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the above-named Company.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.THE AMALGAMATED DENTAL (AUSTRALIA)PROPRIETARY LIMITED hereby gives notice thatthe registered office of the company is situated atthe offices of Jackson, McDonald & Co., EighthFloor, 55 St. Georges Terrace, Perth, and that thedays and hours during which such office is ac-cessible to the public are as follows: Between 9a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Mondays toFridays inclusive (public holidays excepted).

Dated this 8th day of August, 1960.G. D. WRIGHT,

Agent in Western Australia.Jackson, McDonald, Connor & Ambrose, Solicitors,

Perth.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.Notice of Situation of Registered Office of a Com-

pany Incoorated outside Western Australiawhich Carried on Business or is about to Carryon Business within Western Australia and ofthe Days and Hours during which such Officeis Aãcessible to the Public.

(Pursuant to Section 330 (4).)Silentbloo (Australia) Proprietary Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof Silentbloc (Australia) Proprietary Limited issituate at care of Messrs. Fuller King & Co., FirstFloor, M.L.C. Building, 171 St. George's Terrace,Perth, ad that the days and hours during whichsuch office is accessible to the public are as follows:10 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays (excluding Saturdays and public holidays).

Dated this 8th day of August, 1960.COLLIN NEWBERRY,

Agent in Western Australia.Joseph, Muir & Williams, 81 St. George's Ter-

race, Perth, Western Australia.



COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1954.Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office.NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof the following companies was, on the 1st August,1960, changed to and is now situated at 767 CanningHighway, Applecross.

Allan Bros. Timber & Trading Co. Pty, Ltd.Allan Constructions Pty. Ltd.Allans Holdings Pty. Ltd.Stuart Enterprises Pty. Ltd.C. G. Gardiner Pty. Ltd.Dated this 10th day of August, 1960.

W. BRUCE,Secretary.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1954.Notice of Situation of Registered Office.

Standard Investments Pty. Ltd.NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Standard Investments Pty. Ltd. is situate at theoffice of Robin E. Benjamin of Second Floor, War-wick House, 63 St. George's Terrace, Perth, in theState of Western Australia, Solicitor, and that thedays and hours during which such office is accessibleto the public are as follows: Mondays to Fridaysfrom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (public holidays excepted).

Dated this 25th day of July, 1960.R. BENJAMIN.

Robin E. Benjamin, of 63 St. George's Terrace,Perth, Solicitor for the Company.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.Notice of Situation of Registered Office.

Narrogin Cement Products Pty. Ltd.NOTICE is hereby given that the registered officeof Narrogin Cement Products Pty. Ltd. is situateat the office of Robin E. Benjamin, of Second Floor,Warwick House, 63 St. George's Terrace, Perth, inthe State of Western Australia, Solicitor, and thatthe days and hours during which such office isaccessible to the public are as follows: Mondaysto Fridays from 9 am. to 5 p.m. (public holidaysexcepted).

Dated this 25th day of July, 1960.R. BENJAMIN,

Solicitor for the Company.Robin E. Benjamin, of 63 St. George's Terrace,

Perth.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1959.Notice of Intention to Cease Business in Western

Australia.(Pursuant to Section 337.)

Total Holdings (Australia) Pty. Ltd.NOTICE is hereby given that Total Holdings (Aus-tralia) Pty Limited, a Company registered underPart XI of the Companies Act, 1943-1959, and hav-ing its registered office at 21 Howard Street, Perth,in the State of Western Australia, intends volun-tarily to cease to carry on business in the said Stateon and after the 30th day of November, 1960.

Dated this 10th day of August, 1960.Q. R. STOW,

Agent for Western Australia.Parker & Parker, 21 Howard Street, Perth, Solici-

tors for the Company.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of Perth Amuse-ments Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Perth Amusements Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 2nd day of August, 1960.A. C. MANNING,

Deputy Registrar of Companies.Companies Office,

Supreme Court, Perth, WA.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of W.A. GeneralContractors Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to W.A. General Contractors Pty. Ltd.



Supreme Court, Perth, W.A.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of ChipboardLimited.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Chipboard Limited.




IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of Perth PaintCentre Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Perth Paint Centre Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 3rd day of August, 1960.A. C. MANNING,



IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of Mutual Securi-ties Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Mutual Securities Ltd.




IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of Caples Pty.Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Caples Pty. Ltd.




IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of UniversalImporters Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Universal Importers Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 1st day of August, 1960.A. C. MANNING,




IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of Pamford Pty.Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Pamford Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 1st day of August, 1960.A. C. MANNING,



IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of FremantleGalvanisers & Universal Founders Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Fremantle Galvanisers & UniversalFounders Pty. Ltd.

Dated this 29th day of July, 1960.A. C. MANNING,


Supreme Court, Perth, WA.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of NarroginCement Products Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Narrogin Cement Products Pty.Ltd.




IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of StandardInvestments Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Standard Investments Pty. Ltd.


Deputy Registrar of companies.Companies Office,


IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of Elswood PressPty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Elswood Press Pty. Ltd.




IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1959, and in the matter of Byrne Bros.& Pike Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation as a Limited Company has this daybeen issued to Byrne Bros. & Pike Pty. Ltd.




PETER SINCLAIR. and ROBERT PURDIE.INFORMATION is sought in connection with aScottish estate regarding (1) PETER SINCLAIR(believed to be deaf and dumb) who came to Aus-tralia from Scotland prior to 1914 and (2) ROBERTPURDIE, son of Robert and Kate Purdie, who cameto Australia from Scotland after 1920.

Please communicate with-WILI'RED ALLSOP & SONS,

39 Martin Place, Sydney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Mena Smith, late ofBeverley, in the State of Western Australia,Spinster, deceased.

ALL claims or demands against the estate of theabovenamed deceased must be sent in writing tothe Executors, care of the undersigned Solicitors,on or before the 13th day of September, 1960, afterwhich date the said Executors will proceed to dis-tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst thepersons entitled thereto, having regard only to theclaims and demands of which they then shall havehad notice.

Dated the 2nd day of August, 1960.N. B. ROBINSON & RUSSELL WILLIAMS,

of 49 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the Executors.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

Notice to Creditors and Claimants.NOTICE is hereby given that all persons havingclaims or demands against the estates of theundermentioned deceased persons are hereby re-quired to send particulars of such claims ordemands to me in writing on or before the 12thday of September, 1960, after which date I willproceed to distribute the assets of the said deceasedpersons among those entitled thereto, haing regardonly to those claims or demands of which I shallthen have had notice.

Dated at Perth the 8th day of August, 1960.J. H. GLYNN,

Public Trustee.Public Trust Office,

State Insurance Building,184 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

Name; Occupation; Address; Date of Death.Thorp, Robert William Arnold; Retired Builder's

Labourer; late of 257 Surrey Road, Kewdale;16/6/60.

Lynch, Grace Elizabeth; Widow; late of 45 TylerStreet, Joondanna, formerly of Millon Street,Boulder; 25/4/60.

Muir, Thomas; Retired Farmhand; late of Aus-tralia House, 499 Hay Street, Perth; 11/7/60.

Millar, Christina Jack; Widow; late of 17 Hillway,Nedlands; 17/7/60.

Allan, Rubenia Marwick (also known as BrendahBarrye); Spinster; formerly of 69 AdelaideTerrace, Perth, but late of Claremont; 17/7/60.

Gangell, Bertram Harvey; Shophand; late of Bul-laring; 27/4/59.

Davis, Norman; Shearer; late of Claremont, for-.merly of Mullewa; 23/5/60.

Campbell, John Jack; Retired Miner; late of 73Porter Street, Kalgoorlie; 24/5/60.

Faricic, Sime (also known as Sam Toricich); Re-tired; late of 240 Egan Street, Kalgoorlie;9/1/60.


PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT, 1941-1953.NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section14 of the Public Trustee Act, 1941-1953, the PublicTrustee has elected to administer the estate of theundermentioned deceased person.

Dated at Perth the 8th day of August, 1960.J. H. GLYNN,Public Trustee,

184 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

Name of Deceased; Occupation; Address; Dateof Death; Date Election Filed.

Boyd, Andrew; War Pensioner; late of 117 Deven-ish Street, East Victoria Park; 7/4/60; 4/8/60.

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