flE - slp.wa.gov.au · WHERE A.S by CFO WU Grant under " The Land Act, 1898," 'registered in the books of the Office of Land Titles in Volume 775, Folio 60, Avon Location 3425, containing

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WESTERN ik-USTRAI I A.[Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m,)

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

No. 30. PERT1:1 : FRIDAY, JUNE 23. [1922.

PROCLAMATION(under 60 Viet., No. 22, Sec. G)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, t By His Excellency Sir Robert FurseTO WIT. McMillan, Knight, Lieutenant-Dover-

R. F. McMustiax, nor and Administrator in and overLieutenant-Governor the State of Westin) Australia andand Administrator. its Dependencies in the Common-

wealth of Australia.11452/02, Vol. tr.

W ER EA by "`]`he Trvtsl'er ut Land Act, 1893,Amendment Act, 1896 (60 .., No. 22), the Gov-ernor is empowered, by 1 ro da mation in the GovernmentGazelle, to retest in Pis Ma jesly, as of! his former es-tate, all or any lands whereof His Majesty may becomethe registered proprietor: And whereas His Majestyis now the registered proprietor of Victoria Location929, Nam ra Tana Estate, registered in the Office ofTitles in Volume 457, Folio 30 Now therefore I, thesaid Governor, with the ad-: `3' and consent of the :Execu-tive Council, do by tins .Proclamation retest in HisMajesty, his heirs and sucom,mrs, Victoria Location 929(Nana- Tarra. Estate) aforesaid, as of his formerestate.

Given under my hand and the Public- Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 14th day of June,19'22.

By His ',xcellency the Administrator 'sCommand,

H. K. HALEY,Deputy Minister for Lands.

GOD SASE THE KING ! ! !

h'rwuop>iiort of Lanni from A fon Location 3425.

PROCLAMATIONWEST E RN A US T RALIA,

TO WIT.R. F. memo .AN,

Lieutenant Governorand Administrator.

j, By His Excellency Sir Robert Furset McMillan, Knight, Lieutenant-Gover-

nor and Administrator in and overthe State of Western Australia andits Dependencies in the Common -Wealth of Australia.

Corr. 9845/12.WHERE A.S by CFO WU Grant under " The Land Act,1898," 'registered in the books of the Office of LandTitles in Volume 775, Folio 60, Avon Location 3425,containing 390a. Sr. 16p., was granted to ThomasBywaters, subject to the reservation to His Majesty the

King, his heirs and successors, of the right to resume:ind enter upon possession of any part of the said land

hiCh it might at any time be deemed necessary to re-ti me for roads, tramways, railways, railway stations,bridges, canals, towin_ paths, harbour or river improve-ments, works, drainage, or irrigation works or quarries,and generally for an' other works or purposes of publicuse, utility or eon ve i en ee, acid such land so resumed tohold to His Majesty, his heirs and successors, as of hisor their former estate, without making to the saidgrantee any compensathm in respect thereof, so that thebind so resumed should not exceed one-twentieth part ofthe whole of the land aforesaid, and that no such re-

:minion should he made of any land upon which anybuildings should be elected or should be in use as gar-dens or otherwise for the more convenient occupation ofany such building without compensation; and whereasit is desirable to resume the land hereinafter' described(being portion of the land granted as aforesaid not ex-ceeding one-twentieth thereof), for the purpose ofSchool Site Now know ye that I, the Administratorof this State, by and with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, do hereby proclaim that in exerciseof the power contained in the Crown Grant as aforesaidthe laud described, in the schedule hereto, being portionnot exceeding one twentieth of the whole of the landcomprised in the said 'Grant, was on the 14th day ofJune, 1922; resumed on behalf of His Majesty for thepurpose of School Site.

The Schedule.

That portion of Avon Location 3425, containing 5acres, being the area surveyed and shown on Lands andSurveys Diagram 42851 as Avon Location 22213, here-after to be known and distinguished as Reserve 18019.(Tian 3213/40, F2.)

Given ruder my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 14th day of June,1029.

By His Excellency 's Command,

IL K. MALEY,Deputy Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !

1164 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JUNE 23, 1922.

PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, I By His Excellency Sir Robert FurseTo WIT. J McMillan, Knight, Lieutenant-Gover-

R. F. MCMILLAN, nor and Administrator in and overLieutenant-Governor the State of Western Australia andand Administrator. its Dependencies in the Common-

[L.5.] wealth of Australia.Corres. No. 2315/87.

WHEREAS under Section 3 of "The Fremantle LandsAct, 1921," it-'is provided that the Roads and WaySprovided for in the subdivisions of Fremantle Lots 1353and 1532 should be closed by Proclamation: Andwhereas it is now deemed necessary to close such roadS:"Now therefore I, the said Lieutenant-Governor and Ad:ministrator, with the advice and consent of the Execu-tive Council, do by this my Proclamation close suchroads and ways as described in Schedule attached hereto.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 14th. day of June,1922.

By His Excellency the Administrator'sCommand,

H. K. MALEY,Deputy Minister for Lands.


Schedule.The whole of the Public Streets starting from the

South-East corner of Fremantle Lot 1655 on SurveyOffice Original Plan No. P. 1698, and extending 359deg.1.0min., 240 links; thence 314deg. 10min., 14.1 links;thence 89deg. 9min., 120 links; thence 224deg. 10min.,14.1 links; thence 179deg. 10min., 227.9 links;" thence165deg. 18min., 740.2 links; thence 117deg. 48min., 14.2links; thence 250deg. 1.9min. 618 links; thence 345deg.18min., 35.7 links; thence 1.1.7deg. 48min., 14.2 links;thence 70deg. 19min., 486.7 links; thence 27deg. 48min.,14.2 links; thence 345deg. 18min., 455.3 links; thence300deg. 18min., 14.2 links; thence 255deg. 18min., 485links; thence 210deg. 18min., 14.2 links; thence 345deg.18min., 120 links; thence 120deg. 18min., 14.2 links;thence 75deg. 18min., 485 links; thence 30deg.14.2 links, and thence 345deg. 18min., 161.4 links to thestarting point.

Also all that Right of Way, 25 links wide, boundedon the West by Fremantle Lots 1634 to 1645 inclusive,as shown on Survey Office Original Plan No. P. 1698.

Also all that Right of Way, 25 links wide, bounded onthe West by Edmund Street; on the South by the Northboundaries of Fremantle Lots 1678, 1681, and 1682; theopposite boundaries being parallel and equal, as shownon Survey Office Plan P. 1699.

The Stamp Act, 1921.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, /TO WIT.

R. F. MCMILLAN,Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator.

[L.s.]

By His Excellency Sir Robert FurseMcMillan, Knight, Lieutenant- Gover-nor and Administrator in and overthe State of Western Australia andits Dependencies in the Common-wealth of Australia.

Treasury No. 1470/21.WHEREAS by virtue of "The Stamp Act, 1921," theGovernor may, by Proclamation, exempt from StampDuty any Receipt given for payment of money: Nowtherefore I, the Administrator, acting with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, do hereby exemptfrom Stamp Duty the Receipts named hereunder:-

(a) Receipt given for refund of Prisoner's money.(b) Receipt given for payment for Passenger

Tickets issued by Private Railways.(c) Receipt given for payment made to or from the

Benevolent Fund of any :Institution.Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the

said State, at Perth, this 21st day of June, 1922.By His Excellency's Command,

H. P. COLEBATCH,Acting Colonial Treasurer.


Prorogation of Parliament.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA,TO WIT.

R. F. McMILLAN,Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator.

By His Excellency Sir Robert FurseMcMillan, Knight, Lieutenant-Gover-nor and Administrator in and overthe State of Western Australia andits Dependencies in the Common-wealth of Australia.

WHEREAS by "The Constitution Act, 1889," it isprovided that it shall be lawful for the Governor toprorogue the Legislative Council and the LegislativeAssembly froin time to time, by Proclamation or otherwise, whenever he shall think fit: NoW therefore I, thesaid- Administrator, in exercise of the power conferredby the said Act, do hereby further prorogue the Legis-lative Council and the Legislative Assembly until Thurs-day, the twenty-seventh day of July next.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 21st day of June,1922.

By His Excellency's Command,H. P. COLEBATCH,

Acting Premier.

GOD SAVE THE KING- ! ! !

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chambers, Perth, this 7th day ofJune, 1922, the following Order in Council was author-ised to be isSued:-

ORDER IN COUNCIL.WHEREAS the enactment contained in Section 74 of"The Constitution Act, 1889," whereby the appoint-ment of all public officers under the Government of theState is vested in the Administrator in Council, does notapply to minor appointments which by Order in Councilare vested in Heads of Departments or other officers orpersons within the State: And whereas it is desirablethat the appointment of foreman and all other personsemployed at a daily rate of wage on works under thecontrol of the Public Works Department should be vestedin Mr. Herbert John Sheppard: Nov, therefore, HisExcellency the Administrator, by and with the adviceof the Executive Council, hereby vests in the said Her-bert John Sheppard, and any person or persons appointedto temporarily act in place of such officer, the appoint-ment of foreman and all persons employed on such worksat a daily rate of wage. To take effect as from the 2ndday of March, 1921.

BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Council.

AT a Meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 21st day ofJune, 1922-, the following Orders in Council were auth-orised to be issued:

The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act AmendmentAct, 1922.

Repurchased Estates.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

L. & S. 570/22.WHEREAS by Section 2, Subsection 2, of "The Agri -cultural. Lands Purchase Act Amendment Act, 1922,"it is made laWful for the Governor by Order in Councilto declare that the expenditure after the first day ofJanuary, 1918, under Section 5 of "The Land Act,1898," or other statutory authority relating to theacquisition of land for closer settlement shall be dealtwith hr like manner as expenditure under the principalAct: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Administrator,by and with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil and in exercise of the power conferred by therecited section of "The Agricultural Lands PurchaseAct Amendment Act, 1922," Cloth. hereby declare thatthe, expenditure after the first day of January, 1918,under Section 5 of "The Land Act, 1898," or otherstatutory authority relating to the acquisition. of landfor closer settlement, amounting, to the sum of 501.,675,shall be dealt with in like mariner as expenditure under

The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909."BERNARD PARKER,

Clerk of the Council.

JITNE 23, 1922.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 116.5

Constitution of Health District at Kununoppin underthe provisions of The Health Act, 1911-19."

ORDER. i N COUNCIL.1387/20; Ex. Co. No. 1754.

WHEREAS it is enacted by Section 19 of `` The .HealthAct, 1911-19," that the Governor may, by Order inCouncil, constitute any portion of the State not being aMunicipal District to be a Health District, with suchboundaries and by such name as may be specified in :theorder: And whereas it is desired to constitute a. healthDistrict with the boundaries and under the name herein-after specified: NOW, therefore, His Excellency the Ad-ministrator of Western Australia, by and with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, does- hereby con-stitute the area of land embraced in the undermentionedboundaries a health District under the provisions ot'the said Act, such District to lie styled the KununoppinHealth District.

Boundaries.--All that port ion of the KununoppinTownsi te.

BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Executive Council.

Fire Brigades Act, 1916.ORDER 1N COUNCIL.

WHEREAS it is provided by " The Fire Brigades Act,1916," that the Governor may revoke any order madein Council to excise from any fire district any specifiedportion thereof : Now, therefore, His Excellency theAdministrator, acting with the advice and consent ofthe Executive Council and in exercise of all other powershim in this behalf enabling, doth hereby revoke theOrder in Council made under the said Act, and pub-lished in the Government iia:ette on the 6th .1 Hoe, 1919,whereby that portion of the Fire District which is out-side the limits defined in the Schedule to the said orderwas excised from the Katanning Fire District.


Fire Brigades Act, 1916.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.WHEREAS under the provisions of "The Fire BrigadesAct, 1916," the Governor may, by Order in Council,excise from any Fire District any specified portionthereof, and thereupon such portion shall for the pur-poses of the said Act be no longer included in or bepart of such District: Now, therefore, Ibis Excellencythe Administrator, by and with the advice and consentof the Executive Council and in exercise of all powershim in this behalf enabling, doth hereby excise from theKatanning Fire District that portion of the said EireDistrict which is outside the limits defined in theSchedule hereto:

The Schedule.Bounded by lines commencing at the intersection of

a line passing along the centre of Andrews Road withthe prolongation Eastward of the North boundary ofKatanning Lot 593, and extending Southward along thecentre of said Andrews Road to the centre of ConroyStreet, and South-Eastward along the centre of ConroyStreet to the centre of Forrest Street, and along thecentre of Forrest Street to the prolongation North-West-ward of the North-East boundary of Sublot 18 of Lot442; thence Northward to the intersection of the pro-longation South -Westward of the North-Western boun-dary of Sublot 32 of Lot 422 with the centre of Fred-erick Street, and along the centre of Frederick Streetto the centre of Clive Street, and along the centre ofClive Street to the prolongation North-Westward of theNorth-West boundary of Sublot 3 of Lot 441.; thenceSouth-Eastward along the said prolongation and North-East boundary and its prolongation South-EastWardthrough Lots 442, 443, 444, 448, 449, 450, 453, 454, and156 to the centre of Drove Street, and South-Westwardalong the centre of Drove Street to the centre of LisleStreet; then Westward to intersect the prolongationNorthward of the centre of Bay Street, and South-West-ward along said prolongation, and centre of Bay street

to the centre of Blantyre Street, and North-Westwardalong the centre of Blantyre Street to the centre ofActon Street, and along the centre of Acton Street tothe centre of Andover Street; thence North-WestWardalong the centre of Andover Street to the centre 'ofPemble Street, and North-Eastward along the centre ofDemble Street and its prolongation North-Eastward tothe centre of 'Pa for Street, and North-Westward alongthe centre of Taylor Street to the centre of a streetpassing along the North-Western boundaries of Lots557 and 548, and along the centre of said street to thecentre of Carew Street; thence North7Westward alongthe centre of a street passing along the South-Westernboundary of Lot 581 to the prolongation South-West-ward o'! the North Western boundary of Lot 581; thenceN orth- Eastward alongsaid prolongation and North-West boundary of Lot 581 and the North- Western boun-daries of Lots 580, 579, 582 to 593 'inclusive, and theirproduction North-Eastward to the starting point.

BERNARD , PARKER,Clerk of the Council.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premier's Department,

Perth, 22nd June, 1922.HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve of the appointment of :

Alfred Carson, Esq., of Perth, as a Justice of thePeace for the Perth Magisterial District.

And to accept the resignations of:Mortimer Kelly, Esq., as a justice of the Peace for

the Kimberley Magisterial District.Samuel Moss Solomon, Esq., as a Justice of the Peace

for the -Victoria Magisterial District.H. P. ST1TEOLD,

Acting Secretary, PreMier's Department.

PERTH ROYAL MINT.The Treasury,

Perth, 15th June, 1922.Treasury No. 2121/16.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatRegulation No. 7 of the Royal Mint Regulations ap-proved in Executive Council on the 14th June, 1905, hasbeen cancelled, and the following substituted therefor`:

(7.) The value of the deposit, less the Mint charges,will be paid to the depositor by cheque.

(Sgd.) S. J. RANDELL,Acting 'Under Treasurer.

No. 16290.C.S.O.THE LAND ACT, 1898.

Colonial Secretary's Office,Perth, 23rd June, 1922.

S.H. 15/22.HIS Excellency the Administrator in Council has beenpleased to approve the annexed By-laws made by .JosephRobert Campbell, General 'Manager of State Hotels, byvirtue of the powers conferred by Order in Councilmade under Section 43 of "The Land Act, 1898," andpublished in the Government Gazette of the 9th June,1922.

IT. C. TRETHOWAN,-Under Secretary.

By-laws.I, .Joseph Robert Campbell, General Manager of State

Hotels, by virtue of the powers committed to me byOrder in Council published in the Government Gazetteof 9th .June, 1922, under Section 43 of "The Land Act,1898," do hereby revoke all the By-laws heretofore madein respect of the Reserves mentioned in the Schedule tothe said Order in Commil, or any of them, and do herebymake the By-laws following, which shall have effect inrespect of all of the said Reserves except in so far asthe control is indicated in such By-laws:--

Visitors must be accompanied by the Caretaker or Guide.1. No person or persons shall enter any Cave unless

accompanied by the authorised guide or caretaker,

1166 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. RUNE 23, 1922.

Adminion Fees.2. Every person entering. a Cave shalt pay to the

caretaker or authorised o nide, 1:0Core entering., such ad-mission fees as may he approved by the Colonial Seere-tary from time to time.

Injuring or destroying Trees.3. No person shall injure, cut, break, deface, pull up,

pick, remove or destroy, or interfere in any Way Withany tree, shrub, plant or flower growing on the saidreserves.

Irt,juriny or 1111 Caves.

4. No person shall break, remove, injure, or defaceby writing or by marking, or in any way damage allyrock, stalactite, or stalagmite, or remove :my rock,stalactite, or stalagmite, or in any way Wm o,or disfigure the stairways, ladders, cave (mtes. r: dings,seats, fences, hoilitings, machinery, lighting appliances,or other structures or imimovements, or ::::irdehs. orpleasure grounds and appurtenances within any cave orupon any reserve.

uring the Soil or Surface. or destroying

3. No person shall eat up, damage or orinterfere with the soil or rocks or turf or of theeaves, reserves, or gardens, or pleasure groomis and ap-purtenances, or the roads or footways across, around, orover the same, or pollute or interfere with any waterthereon, interefer With or destroy any birds or animalsthereon, in any manner whatsoever.

1., Or

Fist/ors to act in obedience to instructions of Caretakeror Authorised Guide.

Every visitor to the reserves or 'ayes therein shallset in obediencj to the instructions of the Caretaker orauthorised Guide whilst being shown through or overany cave or eaves or part of the reserves.

Persons 'misconduting themseIeS.7. No person or persons shall misconduct themselves

in any way by indulging in riotuous or indecent conduet,or make use of any indecent or improper language, orcommit any nuisance on or within the said reserves orcaves.

Posting Bilis.S. No person shall post, stick, stamp,, stencil, paint,

or otherwise affix, or cause to be posted, stuck, stamped,stencilled, painted, or otherwise affixed, any pla ard,handbill, nonce, advertisement, or any document whatso-ever upon any tree, leave, post, gate, wall, flagging,road path, bnildin or any place whatever, upon orwithin the said reserves and caves.

Shooting. etc., on. the Reserves.0. No person shall shoot or discharge any firearms,

or throw or diseharge a:ty stone or missile, upon orwithin any of the said -reserves and eaves.

Seliittg Goods on the Reserves.10. No person shall sell or expose for sale any goods,

wares, merchandise, or things on any portion of the saidreserves or caves unless, the consent, ill writing, of theBoard shall be previously obtained, and upon paymentof such fees as the Board may direct in each ease.

Waste .Litter of Picnics to be removed.11. When any person, party, company, Society, club,

or organisation of any kind shall play any game, orshall picnic ill or upon the reserves, he or they (as thecase may he) shall immediately prior to leaving thegrounds collect and remove, or cause to be collected andremoved, all -waste material, bottles, broken glass, scraps,paper, litter, or rubbish of any kind imought or madeupon the ground by them.

Camping and lighting Fires.12 No person or parsons shall camp or light any fire

oi.on any cave reserve, except in such poSition and underncln conditions as may be approved by the authorised

guide or caretaker, or a servant of the Board duly au-thorised, and upon permission of sue'': authorised ;'aid:,or caretaker or servant of the Board having first beenobtained.

Gallic not to be &pastured.NO person shall cause, suffer, or allow any horse,sheep, goats, camel, donkey, mule, pig or other

animal to stray or departure upon any reserve or re-serves without the special approval of the Board havingbeen first obtained in writing., and upon payment of suchfees as the !Board may direct in each case.

Lights to be used.14. No person shall use in ally cave any artificial

light or lights except those provided by the Board orits servants.

Smoking in Cares.13. No person shall smoke within any cave.

Taking Photographs.16, No person shall take photographs in any cave

without the permission of the guide or earetaker, andupon payment of any or such fees as the Board maydirect in each case.Guide or Caretaker may remove any person guilty of

improper conduct.1 7. Any guide, caretaker, or servant of the Board

may exclude or remove, from the reserves or caves anyperson or persons guilty of a breach of these By-laws.

11S. No person shall, without the permission of theBoard first obtained, ply for motor or other vehicularDire or cal'ig CUO convey any passenger or luggagefor hire (Within Reserve A 8427, within which Cave House,Yallingup, is situated.

Any such permission as aforesaiit may be given forsuch period as the Board of Management may fromtime to time determine.

The Board Of Manrigmnent may make it a conditionof the granting of any permission under these 13y -lawsthat the person applying for such permission shall paysneh fees as may i. from time to time ordered by theBoard of Mantrimment with the approval of the ColonialSecretary.

Penalty.10. Every person offending against any of the pro-

visions of these By-laws shall forfeit and pay, on con-viction, a penalty not exceeding Twenty pot-link.

J. R. CAMPBELL,General Manager.

25th May, 1022. ---Approved by his Exeellency the Administrator in

Executive- Council, this 01st day of June, 1922.B ERNAR D PARKER,

Cleric of the Council.

No. 16222.C.S.O.THE ;JETTIES !REGITLATioN ACT, 1878.

2717/10.HIS Excellency the Administrator inn Council has beenplemiod to approve of the addition to the existing.Schklule of Wharfage Dues, Handling., and Haulage

at Carnal. V011, Of t he item:Meat VamHire of, 10s. per trip.

Haulage of, is.

No. 16221..--C.S,O.APPOINTMENTS AND RESIGNATIONS.

NIS Excellency the Administrator in Council has beenpleased to Make the !following appointments:

1220/19.A. F. Spencer to be Chairman of the Bur ihury Ithm

hour Board, for the year ending 30th June, 1923.1011/22.

Dr. Clifford Schofield !:`,Iallaliett to ha Resident Medical()Meer, Kalgoorlie Hospital, from the 11th May, 1922.

M.P.H. 2066/19..Dr. A. Margaret Clark to he !District Medical Officer

and Public Vaccinator, Southern Cross, 1' OM the 8thJune, ] 922.

Also to accept the following resignation:2006/10.

.1:1% A. \\T, Windmill as District Medical Officer andPiddle 57aceinator, Sonmtilern Cross, from the 30(11 April,1022.

H. C. TRETHOWAN,-Under Secretary.

;'19E 23, 1922.] 6 OVERNM 1,NT GAZETTE, W.A. 1167

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department. Position.

Colonial Secretary's (State Children De-partment)

Mines

Crown Law ...

Probation Officer

Salary. Date returnable.

£252-X2S8

Mining Registrar, Clerk of .1'276-.2324Courts, etc., at Meekatharra,Mt. Magnet, Lawlers, Laver-ton, Menzies, and SouthernCross (6 positions)

I Senior Metropolitan Stipen- £672-.£852diary Magistrate

24th June, 1922

do.

30th June, 1922.

Applications are called under Section 38 of " The Public Service Act, 1904," and are to be addressedto the Public Service Commissioner, and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices ofthe various Permanent Heads of Departments.15th June, 1922.

No. onP.S. List.

430

Departmentor Branch.

Name ofOfficer.

Lands and Vacant ...Surveys

AMENDMENT TO CLASSIFICATION.

Present.

Classification.Title ofPosition. n.

£... Clerk (Litho.) 180

Max. Sal.

(

264

Title ofPosition.

Amended.

I Classification.

Min. j Max. Sal,

Junior Clerk 72 132

22nd June, 1922.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 22nd June, 1922.

HIS Excellency the Aministrator in Executive Councilhas approved of the following appointments :--

Ex. Co. 1736; P.S.C. 478/21.Norman Fernie, under Section 2:1 of the Public Ser-

vice Act, to be Assistant Engineer, Third Class, WaterSupply, Irrigation and Drainage 11raneh, Department ofPublic Works and Water Supply, at a salary of £324per annum, as from 1st September, 1921.

Ex. Co. 1736; P.S.C. S60/21.Robert William Arens, cinder Section 28 of the Pub-

lic Service Act, to be j1111101' Clerk, Audit Department,at a salary of £96 per annum, as from 1.0th November,1921.

Also of the acceptance of the following resignationEx. Co. 1736.II. L. Everett, Junior Clerk, Metropol ita Water Km ,.-

ply Department, as from .4th June, 1922.

G. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 23rd June, 1922.HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Councilhas been pleased to set apart P{s Public Reserves theland described in the Schedules below, for the purposestherein set forth.

9845/12.AVON (near Walyourmouring).-No. 18019 (School

Site).-Loc. No. 22213. (5 acres.) (Plan 32B/40, F2,and Diagram 42851.) (Reserve 15000 is hereby can-celled.)

2573/22.PARIKERVILLE.-No 18024 (Hall Site).-Lot No.

316. (About. 1 acre.) (Plan Parkerville Townsite.)(Reserve 14069 is hereby cancelled, and Reserve 5791amended to comprise Parkerville Lots 86 and 334.

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

CHANGE OF PURPOSE OF RESERVE.Corr. No. 2599/22.

ILES Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council.has been pleased to approve of the purpose of Re'serve,5934, Millbury Lot 127, being changed from PublicUtility to Railway (Official's Residence).

AMENDM.c.NT OF AREAS AND BouNDARTEs OFRP:SERVES.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve of the Areas and Boun-daries of the following Reserves being amended as des-cribed in the Schedules below, for the pin-poses thereinset forth ; the Area and Boundaries previously publishedin the Government Gazette being hereby cancelled:

3093/22MELBOURNE (Moganioganing Spring)No. 134

(Water).-Location 3085. (10a. Or. Op.). (Plan 31/80,F2, and Diagram 43894.)

323/20.TLINTERDEN.-No. 17397 (Soldiers' Memorial

Site).--Lot 135. (Oa. Or. 16.5p.) (Plan, TenterdenTownsite and Diagram 46541.)

ERRATUM NOTICE.Corres. 2550/22.

TN the notice appearing in Government Gazette of the9th inst., declaring Reserve 18018 (Katanning Lots 409and 407), Public Buildings (Officials' Quarters), read"0 acres 3 roods 29.9 perches" in lieu of "0 acres 1rood 31.4 perches."

WITHDRAWAL OF LAND FROM SELECTION.Esperanec and Fitzgerald Districts.

Department of Lands and SurveysCorres. 3275/22. Perth, 21st June, 1922.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that thewhole of the vacant surveyed locations in the Fitzgeraldand Esperance Districts, situated on Plans 402/80 and292/30 (.:sperm:co Sheets 3 to 1.3 inclusive), are herebyWItild1";INVII from selection until further notice.

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

1168 GOVERNMENT

LOTS OPEN FOR. SALE,

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by auction, as provided by" The Land Act, ISM,'" at the following upset prices:-

Applications to be lodged at Beverley.4721/13-SHOTTS (Town), *40 and 50, £15 each;

41 and 42, 44 to 46 inclusive, 48 and 19, 61 and 51, £12each; 52, 54 to 56 inclusive, 58 to 60 inclusive, £10 each.*Subject to the payment of £150 on 'day of sale (valueof improvements existing on Lot 40) if purchased by

GAZETTE, W.A. [JuxE 23, 1922.

other than the owner of same. Lots 43, 47, 53, and 57are hereby "Excepted from Sale" as Reserve 1802:5.

Applications to be lodged at Perth.11157/12-LION MILL (Town), 252, £30. Subject

to the payment, within 30 days of sale, of the value ofany improvements which may exist on this lot.

Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referred toare now obtainable at this office and the offices of thevarious G overmuent Land Agents.


FORFEITURES.

THE undermentioned leases have been cancelled under Section 136 of The Land Act, 1898;June, 1922 :-

or non-payment of Rent to 30th

Rent due toName. District. Lease No. Area. 30th June,

1922.

acres. ;E s. d.Sandstone Pastoral Co., Ltd. Eastern 2179 /102 40,000 44 0 0

Do. do. do. 2150 /102 80,000 88 0 0Do. do. do. 1809/102 20,000 22 0 0Do. do. Central 1169/94 30,000 33 0 0Do. do. Eastern 2897 /102 50,000 55 0 0Do. do. do. 1662/102 20,000 22 0 0Do. do. do. 1163 /102 30,000 33 0 0Do. do. do. 1395/102 20,000 22 0 0Do. do. Central 1049/94 11,770 13 4 0Do. do. Eastern. 2191 /102 168,500 185 18 0Do. do. Central 1223/94 27,472 30 16 0Do. do. do. 1266/94 20,000 22 0 0Do. do. do. 1294 /94 163,000 179 6 0Do. do. do. 1298/94 47,700 52 16 0Do. do. do. 1336/94 10,000 11 0 0Do. do. Eastern 1265/102 10,000 11 0 0Do. do. Central 1285 /94 49,440 54 2 0Do. do. Eastern 2797/97 43,540 41 8 9

Clarkson Bros., IAA. ... Western 2779 /102 7,930 4 12 0Do. do. 1991 /102 156,698 90 6 6Do. Nor-West 866/96 38,400 22 8 6

Do. Western 1874/102 10,000 5 15 0Do. do. 2869/102 11,520 6 18 0Do. do. 2767/102 10,000 5 15 0Do. Nor-West 1639/96 22,227 13 4 6Do. do. 1719/96 115,352 66 14 0Do. do. 1812/96 35,418 20 14 0Do. Eastern 2778 /97 699,000 206 14 9Do. Nor-West 1822/96 7,566 4 0 0Do. Location 35, Jilbadji 12611/56 320 3 8 4Do. Location 5, Jilbadgi 12644 /56 500 1 13 11

The Leonora Pastoral Co., Ltd. Central 1243/94 28,000 7 0 0Do. do. Eastern 2666 /97 38,200 30 3 0Do. do. do. 2676 /97 21,840 17 4 0Do. do. do: 2715 /97 20,000 17 10 0Do. do. do. 2731 /97 20,633 13 13 0Do. do. do. 3067 /97 67,400 S 10 0Do. do. do. 1678/102 33,250 8 10 0Do. do. do. 1062 /102 40,000 10 0 0Do. do. do. 2762 /102 119,400 30 0 0Do. do. do. 2707 /102 103,030 26 0 0Do. do. Central 956/94 76,800 19 5 0Do. do. do. 1369 /94 70,000 17 10 0Do. do. do. 1348 /94 20,000 5 0 0Do. do. Eastern 911/102 20,000 5 0 0Do. do. do. 912/102 20,000 5 0 0

Do. do. do. 913 /102 20,000 5 0 0

Do. do. do. 914/102 20,000 5 0 0

Do. do. do. 1700 /102 58,000 14 10 0

Do. do. do. 1810/102 25,000 6 5 0

Do. do. do. 1811/102 20,000 5 0 0

Do. do. do. 1949/102 147,000 36 15 0Do. do. do. 2212/102 10,000 2 10 0

22nd June, 1922.

Corres. No.


13556/03

8209/1113434 /05

10191/09638/04

390 /144573 /146494 /14

1671 /153538/143510 /185460 /05

4726/09

4949 /04

702 /15402 /16

1375 /181646/18

84/198284 /197889/196041/131433/181631 /182936 /183962 /186939 /21

11763 /047646 /017492/054278 /05

11518 /08919/16

2636 /15

1618/011617/011619 /011365/034269 /034270/037907 /031333/04

Jti,NE 23, 1922.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1169

FORFEITURES.VIE undermentioned leases have been cancelled underSection 136 of The Land Act, 1898," for non-pay-ment of rent to 31st December, 1921:

Name, District, Lease No., Area Rent, Corr. No.liarrass, Joseph, Avon (18095 and 18248), 35553/55

(255a.), £24 2s.; 2667/21.Bourke, James, ,Cockburn Sound .(602), 25067/55 (49a.

3r. 30p.), 17s. 4d.; 850/10.DenhamToseph harry, Giles, 1063/95A (20,000a.), £3;

3123/18.Denham,- Joseph Harry, Giles, 1057/95B (250,000a.),

£37 10s.; 3122/18.Dens ley, Alice Bertha, Giles, 1136/95A (20,000a.), £2

5s.; 6207/19.Dens ley, Campbell Charles, Giles, 1135/95A (20,000a.),

£2 5s.; 6208/19.Iltensley, William Charles, Giles, 1131/95B (119,000a.),

£13 lls. 9d.; 6209/19.Bedderwick, Alice Katharine, Giles, 2746/97A (20,000

acres), £5; 4164/18.Hedderwick, Bruce P., Giles, 2748/97B (250,000a.), £62

10s.; 4163/18.Mather, Frank, Avon (18135), 14673/68 (4,458a. 2r.

241).) ; 1607/21.More 11, Elizabeth Rutherford, Giles, 2743/97A (20,000

acres), £5; 4166/18.Moel], Stephen Joseph, Giles, 2747/97B (250,000a.),

£62 10s.; 4165/18.McMaster, Robert Thompson, Avon (9538), 20691/55

(300a.), £60; 5373/08.McPherson, Clive, Giles, 2762/97B (250,000a.), £62

1.0s.; 4469/18.Neil, William Patrick, Nurina, 1104/95 (200,000a.),

£15 2s. 66.; 5813/19.Nichterlein, Adolf,

10s.; 3631/18.Giles, 1060/95B (250,000a.), £37

Nichterlein, Adolf, Giles, 1073/95A (20,000a.), £3;171/19.

Nichterlein, Wilhelm Heinrich, Giles, 1062/95B (250,000acres), £37 10s.; 3124/18.

Nichterlein, Wilhelm Heinrich, Giles, 1061/95A (20,000acres), £3; 3628/18.

Telford, George Watson, Nuyts, 2744/97A (20,000a.),£5; 4167/18.

Telford, Vera Laura, Nuyts, 2745/97A (20,000a.), £5;4168/18.

THE undermentioned lease has been cancelled underSection 137a as abandoned:Dalgety P Co., Ltd., Victoria, 509/93 (15,950a,.), aban-

doned; 5746/01.C. G. MORRIS,

Under Secretary for Lands.

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

PERTH.27th June, 1922, at 11 a.m.; at the Department of Lands

and SurveysDalwallinuTown, 108, 109, 110, 111, 116, 117, 119,

Ir. each, £12 each,Pithara Town. 11, 13, 14, Ir. each, £15 each; 74,

75, 76, 77, lr. each, £12 each.Mundaring'152, la. 2r. 30p., £10.Kalamunda-318, Ir. 17 8/10p., £80.

PINJt113,RA.28th June, 1922, at 11 a.m., at the Court House

DwellingupTown, 31, l.r., £15; .32, lr., £25.

BROOME.30th June, 1922, at 3 p.m., at the Court House

BroomeTown, 395, lr. 23p., £20.BRUCE ROCK.

1st July, 1922, at 11 a.m., at the District Landsspector's Office

Bruce RockTown, 279, Ir., £30.

In-

BUSSELTON.5th July, 1922, at 3 p.m., at the District Lands Office

MargaretTown, 1, lr., £10.Wonnerup-514, lla. Or. 38p., £10; 15, 9a. Or. 35p.,

£10.

COLLIE.5th July, 1922; at 11 a.m., at the Court House

Collie--51149, 4a. 3r. 38p., £15; 1151, 1152, 4a. 3r.39p. each, £15 each.

Milgallup*2, 4,a. 2r. 23p., £13; 3, 4a. lr. 9p., £12;S. 4a. Or. 7p., £15.

LEONORA.5th July, 1922, at 2 at the Alining _Registrar's

OfficeLeonoraTo Wn, 077, lr., £12 10s.; 1906, lr. 2p.,

£12 10s.

KATANNIN 0.Gth July. 1022, at 11 am., at the District Lands

°thee(1nowangerup"104, la. 2r. 30p., £23; 108, la. 2r..

30p., £25; 201, 5a., £20.1KataimingTown, 875, 3r. 19 6/10p., £30.Nojonup*76, 2a. Or. 1p., £6 10s.Tam bell up'1:283, 16a. Or. 10p., £16.

iNARROGIN.6th July, 1922, at 12 noon, at the District Lands

!liceKoodininTown, 43, lr. 15p., £18.Narrogin-5797, 798, 4a. each, £16 each.Villiminning-5101, 1.a. 2r. 164/10p., £11; 102, la.

0 8/10p., £12.

BR1DGETOWN.12th July, 1922, at 10.30 a.m., at the District Lands

OfficeManjimup "163, la. Or. 23p., £12.

BUNBURY.12th July, 1922; at 3.30 p.m., at the District Lands

Office(lookernup"91, 2a. 2r. 22p., £16.Valup BrookTown, 1, lr. 2 5/10p., £10; 2, lr.

32p., £12; 6, 3r. 15p., £15.

NORTHAM.13th July, 1922, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands

fj enIiolgartTown, 26, lr., £8; 27, lr., £15.Buntine--Town, 3, lr., £20.DalwallinuTown, 116, Ir., £12.GabbinTown, 25, 39 9/10p., £15.,KunuttoppinTown, 40, lr., £20; 50, lr., £1.8; 181,

39 9/10p., £18; 5188, 4a. Sr. 39p., £50.MerredinTown, 224, lr., £15.Pithara-552, 5a,., £15.QuairadingTown, 126, 1.r., £20; 127, 1r., £15.TanuninTown, 81, 82, lr. 6p. each, £10 each.WoorolooTown, 17, 2r. 16p., £1.5.WubinTown, 44, lr., £12; 12, lr., £20.WyalcatchemTown, 127, 128, lr. each, £10 each.

GERADDTON.14th July, 1922, at 2 p.m., at the District Lands

OfficeGeraldtonTown, *944, 8a. 'Or. 16p., £40.LathamTown, 11, lr., £20.Mulleiva-516, 18a. 3r. 20p., £22.PerenjoriTown, 52, 191 /10p., £30; 561, 3a.

lr. 13p., £20.TandanookaTown, 218, lr., £25.

PERTH.14th July, 1922, at 11 a.m., at the Department of Lands

and SurveysFremautleIITown, 1374, 11 2/10p., £650.Glen Forrest- 5Greenmount Lot 83, 25a. Ir. 4p.,

£50 10s.Moora-5161, 5a., £27 10s.

"Suburban for Cultivation.tSubject to payment for any improvements on this

lot within 30 days from date of sale.1: Subject to the conditions that the lessee shall not

carry on, or starer or permit to be carried on, on thislot, any trade or business whatsoever, without the con-sent in writing of the Minister for Lands being firstobtained; and further, the conditions under which thislot is made available shall not entitle the lessee now, orat any future time, to the right to convert same to feesimple. Also subject to the payment, within 30 days of

1170 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

sale, of the value of any improvements which may existon this lot.

~Suburban 'Lot.11(Subject to the right of the Crown to remove, within

:nd days from date of sale, any of its property thereon.The purchaser will have the option of taking, in lieu

or a grant of the fee simple, a lease under the .Regula-tions at the scheduled capital value nearest the upsetprice for the term of 99 years, and a premium equal tothe amount of his bid in excess of the upset price.

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

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at this office. Land sold to a depth of 200 feetbelow the natural surface, except in mining districts,Where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet only.

C. 0. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

TENDERS FOR LEASING PORTIONS OF RESERVE"A" 7655.

Grazing Purposes.Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its

amendments.Cores. 10166;07.

TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised within"TtiOnS of -R0=erne " A " 7655 (situated East of Lake

Clifton), containing about 1,4213 acres and 2,000 acres,are invited, as described hereunder.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing underSection 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the will ofthe Hon. the Minister for Lands, and terminable at threemonths' notice, rent being apportioned accordingly.

Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate ofper 1,000 acres), endorsed "Tender for portions of Re-serve 'A' 7655," shown on Public Plan 383a/40, A & IS1 & 2, and addressed "Under Secretary for Lands,"must be lodged at the Lands Office, Banbury, on or be-fore Wednesday, 5th July, 1922.

All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted. (Plan 383a/40, A & B 1 & 2.)

8 eh e,d

Being portions of Class "A" Reserve 7655, contain-ing. about 1,425 acres and 2,000 acres, and being theareas contained within late Pastoral Lease 1716/93, andthe balance of Pastoral Lease 1717/93.

The lessee shall not light, or cause to be lighted, orre' nit any other person whatsoever to light any fire or-fires on the said land, but shall it all times co-operatewith the Conservator of Forests or other person employedin extinguishing any fire or fires which may occur on thesaid land; provided that in the event of a fire occurringon the said land, unless the lessee can prove to the satis-faction of the Conservator of Forests that such fire wasstarted by circumstances beyond his control, this leasemay be cancelled without further notice, and the lesseeshall not be entitled to any compensation for any loss ordaniage arising from such cancellation.

TENDERS FOR. LEASING PORTION OF RESERVE750.

Grazing Plirposes.Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-

ments.Corr. 2666/84.

TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinportion of Reserve 750 described hereunder (situatednear Serpentine), and containing about 90 acres, areinvited.

The above Reserve will be availalde for leasing underSection 41a of "The Laud Act, 1898," and its amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the will ofthe !in. ihe Minister for Lands, and terminable at threemonths' notice, rent being apportioned accordingly. Nocompensation being payable for improvements at the ex-piration of the lease or on the sooner determinationthereof.

iJu,NE 23, 1922.__

Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate ofSi 10s. per annum), endorsed "Tender for portion of1-.-Zeserve 750 shown on Public Plan 341D/40," and ad-dressed "Under Secretary for Lands," must be lodgedat the T _ands Office, Perth, on or before Wednesday, 5thJuly, 1922.

All temleis lodged on or before that date will botreatea as having been received on that date.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted. (Plan 1I-11D/40.)

Sehedur!e.That portion of Reserve 750, containing. about 90

acres, situated North of the prolongation Westward ofthe South boundary of Cockburn Sound Location 664.

ElillATUM.Rood No. 6749.

Corr. 3122/20.1 N Gorerffnenl Catetic of .12th .May, 1922, pare 899,for "14 acres 2 roods 13.7 perches" read " 23 acres."

(JIANGE OF NAME OF TOWNSITE.cilia fioolca. to Maimed.

Lands File 10489/12.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExulknicy the Administrator in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the name of Merkanookamownsite, on the Wongan Hills-Mullewa Railway, beingchanged to " .fforawa," and such townsite shall here-ai ter be known mond distinguished as "Morawa."

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

The areas marked " A" shall be open for selectionby the special classes of selectors hereinafter named inthe following' order of preference:

(1) Under "The Discharged Soldiers' SettlementAct, 1918," by "Discharged Soldiers" withinthe meaning of paragraphs (a), (b), and (c)of the interpretation of the term in Section 3of that Act, and "Dependants" within themeaning of that term in the said section.

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

Under "The Land Act, 1898," by MunitionWorkers in the late war.

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

(In the event of an applicant other than a DischargedSoldier under subparagraph (1) obtaining a block withina Repurchased_ Estate, the term of the lease and con-ditions of payment will be subject to re-adjustment inaccordance with the provisions of "The AgriculturalLand Purchase Act, 1909.")

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

The areas marked thus " are open under Part VI.Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Office

for the (district in which the land is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

All applications lodged on or before such date willbe treated as having been received on the closing day,and if there are more applicants than one for anyblock the application to be granted will be determinedby the Land Board, except in eases \Otero It is already.determined by the order of preference ,v't out aboveunder "A." Should any lands remain anseleeted suchwill continue, available until applied for or otherwisedealt with.

If a laud Board sitting becomes necessary, the appli-ants for the blocks will be duly notified of the date,ime, and place of the meeting of the Board, and there

shall be an interval of at least three days between theclosing date and the sitting of the Board.

(1-1)

JuNE 23, 1922.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1171

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person lie may apply to the. Head Office or tothe Cleric in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Departmentwhich, on presentation at the nearest Railway Station,will entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Excursion Rates,to the place where the Board will sit, available for sevendays from the date of issue.

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

The prices quoted hereunder (exclusive of the unIneof improvements, if any, and survey fees, and landacquired by the Crown under The A g ricultural LandsPurchase act, 1909," or otherwise for set tlement) arereduced by one-half to Discharged Soldiers only.

SCHEDULES.NOW OPEN.

''B"EA/FANNING- LAND AGENCY.

Kojmiiap District (near 0 e rap Rock).Corr. No. 3;30/22.Open under Part VT_ only. (Plan 418/80, B4.)Location 7834, comprising :273. 1r. 25p., at Os. per

acre. Price per acre reducible to 4s. if poison be eradi-cated within five years ; Classificittion, page 3 of 350/

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 28.0. JUNE, 1922.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Den nia'rk Estate, P law( a g enc,t Dist ricl (about 31/j MilesSo uth-ill est of cii4n ark) .

corr. No. 0073/21.Open under Part V. (Plan 452C/40, D4.)

409441

Lots.

...

...

Area.

a. r. p. I

101 3 0 I

105 0 0

Price peracre.

£ s. d.0 10 00 7 6

, Remarks.

Classification, p. 40 of 903/20.Classification, p. 22 of 903/20.

These lots to be selected as one holding; being Samuelilrace 's cancelled application.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.

li n hitt to n District (two miles N orth of illamballup).Corr. No. 0056/21.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 411C/40, El.)Location 1388, comprising 100 acres, at lOs. 6d. per

acio (Classification, page 5 of 6056/21) ; being V.'S abandoned Conditional. Purchase application.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.

Victoria. District (six miles North-East of Bookara).Corr. No. 4407/19.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 126/80, E3.)Location 6944, comprising 3,001 acres 0 roods 7

perches, at 4s. 9d. per acre (including survey fee andimprovements) (classification, page 6 of 4407/19) ; beingD. Desmond's abandoned Conditional Purchase Lease15398/6S.

Victoria District (near Bdtla Tank).Corr. No. 5210/10.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 191/SO, El.)

Location No. Area. Prceic.ereper

a. r. p. s. d.5068 990 1) 0 l

>4 5 65005 998 0 0

Remarks.

.Being D. M.. Hicks' abandon. 4 Conditional PurchaseLease 14092/68.

13.1,Victoria District (from 8 to 20 miles North, of the

90-4/i/e Post on No. 3 Rabbit-proof Fence).Corr. No. 1890/20.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 55/300; A3.)

Location No. Area. Price peracre. Remarks.

a. r. p. s. d.7220 ... 1 4,996 3 38 0 4 0 Classification, p. 5 of 1800/207236 C996 1 15 0 4 0 , p. 4 of 2415/20.7237 ... 4,098 3311 0 4 6 p 6 of 2416/20.7235 ... 4,999 1 8 0 4 3 p. 5 of 2414/20.7225 ... 4,744 239) 0 4 0 p. 5 of 1891/20.7248 ... 3,000 0 33 0 4 3 1 5 3 p. 4 of 3042/20.

Subject to conditiods applying to .Conditional Pur-chase selection within Pastoral Leases .within the South-West Division; being cancelled Leases 13454/68, 13465/08, 13464/68, 13645/6S, 13455/6S, and application inthe names of T. R., A. J. E., T. A., I., W. H., andand A. Angel.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.

oj only District (near Coorinyup Hill).Corr. No. 1381/84.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 437B/40,

El.)That part of Reserve 684, containing about 30 acres,

situated West of Road 1441 and North of the Wadje-hanup River; subject to survey, classification, and pric-ing. Reserve 6S4 is hereby reduced.

CCB.2,

Kodonup District (night miles North of Ku jonap).Corr. No. 8942/19.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 416A/40,& C2.)Location 7468, comprising 5,172 acres 1 rood 2S

perches; subject to classification and pricing; beingA. W. Douglas's abandoned application.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.

li'ilti.aul.s District (about three miles South -West ofBoundain Siding).

Corr. No. 3831/21.Open tinder Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 385B/40,

142.)That part of Williams Location 11372, containing 279

acres, situated East of the Narrogin-Wickepin RailwayReserve and Road No. 3023, and South of WilliamsLocation 8195; subject to classification and pricing.

ll'e.'lington District (near Hillman Siding).Corr. No. 2758/09.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 410B/40,

E2.)Location 3918, compriaing about 92 acres; subject to

survey, classification, and pricing. Reserve 12429 ishereby cancelled.

( B.

Williams District (three miles South-East ofDumb enving) .

GMT. No. 1712/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 3S5D/40,

C3.)

Location No. Area. Ptereper Rm arks.

1 acres.12696 i 160

/12697 ... I about 10

s. 0.

Suhject to classification andpricing.

t Unsurveyed portion of 12696 to be selected together ; beingJ. R. Atkins' cancelled applications.

1172 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A.

NORTHAM L.IND AGENCY."A."

AM?, D i8 trirt ()War D C (14 horse Hill).Corr. No. 6440/19.Open under Parts V., and (Plan 35/80,

Bl.)Location 14326. comprising. 969 acres; sabject to

classification and pricing, and to the payment on takingover the Agricultural Bank mortgage and interest dueto date.

Subject to the Government retaining the right to re-811111C for railway purposes, railway stations, towusites,water supply, or other purposes any land required; theright to exist for two years after the throwing open ofthe land, and no compensation to be given for resump-tion except for the actual value 'of any improvementsthat may be resumed.

Aron, District (about nine miles North-East ofNungo,rin).

Corr. No. 6705/06.Open under Parts V., VI., and yin. (Plans 34/80,

F2, and 35/80, A2.)That part of Reserve 10463, containing about 260

acres, situated South of Avon Location 3831, and theproduction Westward of its South boundary; subject tosurvey, classification, and pricing. Reserve 10463 ishereby reduced.

Avon District (five miles North-West of Babakin).Corr. No. 4024/21.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plans 4/80, C &

1)4, and 344/80, D1.)Location 20077, comprising 806 acres, at 9s. per acre

(classification, page 14 of 4024/21) ; subject to thepayment of an Agricultural Bank mortgage of £15 15s.and interest to date.

Location No. Area. Price per Remarks.acre.

acres. s. d.

20076t22589122590

598160160

10 9 0

Subject to the payment of anAgricultural Bank Mort-gage of £150 and interest todate. Classification, p. 15of 4024/21.

t Unsurveyed F., portions of Location 20076.

Being S. H. and F. J. Beesley's withdrawn ConditionalPurchase and Homestead Farm applications.

ccB 11

Avon District (51/2 miles South of Doodlakine).Corr. No. 14115/10.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 25/80,

C4.)Location 12931, comprising 800 acres; subject to classi-

fication and pricing; subject to the payment of an Agri-cultural Bank mortgage of £543 10s. and interest to31./12/21 of £78 12s. 6d.; being D. M. Wylie's cancelledConditional Purchase Lease 9547/56.

ce

Ninghan District (about two miles North-East ofKoorda).

Corr. No. 5997/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 56/80,

F2.)


a. i £r. p. , s. d. 1

1788 496 0 11I

1

, 0 S 0 ,--1I 1 rCla,sification, p. 21 of 8370/09

1570 i ... 1,1160 0 0 Vol. 2.i

t unsurveyed portion of Location 1788 ; to be selected together.Being H. Steward's cancelled application.

[DUNE 23, 1922.

CCR11

Nina-ban District (two mites North-Cast of Gabbin).Forr. No. 1817/20.Open under Parts V., lll., and VIII. (Plan 55/80,

A & B2.)

Location No. Area.

L576

Price peracre.

acres. s. d.871

Remarks.

Subject to classification and1577 868 pricing.

Being A. L. Spiced 's cancelled Conditional PurchaseLease 38011/55.

"B),Uictoria District (61/, miles North-West of Butitine,

three miles South-West of Maya).Corr. No. 1218/22.Open under Parts V. and VIII, (Plans 89/80, Al,

96/80, A4.)

Location No. Area. Price per ,

acre. Remarks.

acres. s. d.3864 542 12 6 Classification, p. 5 of 1234/11.6387 328), 11 9 Classification, p. 3 of 13592/11.6386 406 11 0 Classification, p. 3 of 13593/11.5757 201 12 6 Classification, p. 9 of 13594/11.6581. 160 11 0 Classification, p. 5 of 1225/11.

Subject to payment of Agricultural Bank(£617 13s. 7d.) plus interest to date; being G.abandoned Conditional Purchase Leases12761/56, and 39042/55.

mortgageWelcher's12763/56,

PERTH LAND AGENCY.B .y,

Jandakot A.A. District (two miles North-West ofForrestdale).

Corr. No. 8378/00.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 341A/40.)Location 55, comprising 125 acres (ex. road) ; subject

to classification and pricing; being M. C. Fink's for-feited Conditional Purchase Lease 1344/55.

RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.(B.

Oldtie'd District (adjoining Ravensthorpe Townsite).Corr. No. 7123/21.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 420/B.20.)Location 227, comprising about 71 acres 3 roods 23

perches, at 1.5s. per acre, excluding pipe and tram line(classification, page 3 of File 7123/21).

Subject to the inclusion of the following clause in thelease:"This lease is subject to the right of any per-son being the holder of a Miner's Right to enter on theland for prospecting purposes, and arise to a right re-served to the Crown in addition to the statutory rightsof resumption to resume the said land or any portionthereof, and to declare the same to he Crown land .withinthe meaning and for the purposes of 'The Misting Act,1904,' without compensation excepting for the valueof the improvements (if any) then being on the landso resumed."

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.B,2Jilbadji District (near Carrabin).

Corr. No. 2674/22.Open under Part V. (Plan 24/80, El.)


a. r. p. £ s. d.564 0 39 0 11 0 Classification, p. 1 of 2674/22.

33 ... ... 1,000 0 0 0 10 6 Classification, p. 2 of 2674/22.

Reserve 16235 is heieby reduced.Subject to the inclusion of the following clauses in

the lease:" This lease is subject to the right of any

JuNE 23, 1922.] GOATERNMEN7

person being the holder of a Miner's Right to enter onthe land for prospecting purposes, and also to a rightreserved to the Crown in addition to the statutory rightsof resumption to .resume the said land or any portionthereof, and to declare the same to be Crown land withinthe meaning and for the purposes of ' The Mining Act,1904,' without compensation excepting for the value ofthe improvements (if any) then being on the land soresumed." "Subject to the conditions that the Gold-fields Water Supply or anybody authorised by it shallhave the right to remove timber from the land at anytime, and that the holder of the block shall not be per-mitted to sell the timber but shall have the right to killor clear it for the purpose of preparing the land forcultivation or grazing rendered necessary by legitimatefarming operations."

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District.

Corr. No. 5838/21.Open under Part V. (Plan 409B/40, D 1 & 2.)The laud contained within the closed road passing

along the West boundary of Location 1637, the Westand part of the South boundary of Location 3705 andthe West boundary of Location 3704, at 15s. per acre.

This land is available only to holders of land abuttingthereon.

The Crown Grant of this land will not be issued be-fore those of adjoining blocks in the same name.

Williams District.Corr. No. 6622/21.Open under Part V. (Plans 409B/40, D2, 409C/40,

D3.)The land contained within the closed road passinc,

along part of the South boundary of Location 1995, partsof the West and South boundaries of Location 1996 andthe West boundary of Location 1440, at 15s. per acre.


The Crown Grant of this land will not be issuedbefore those of adjoining blocks in the same name.

B. >>

Williams District (about five miles South of Dumbly-yang).

Corr. No. 8439/09.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 408D/40,

A3.)Location 9330, comprising 160 acres; subject to sur-

vey, classification, and pricing; subject to the paymentof an Agricultural Bank mortgage of £165; being H.Fenson's cancelled Homestead Farm 13059/74.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 5th JULY, 1922.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

/C R',

Denmark Estate, P'antagenet District (about five milesNorth-Tryst of Denmark).

Corr. No. 7153/21.Open under Part V. (Plan 452C/40, D & E3.)

Location No. Area. Price per I Remarks.acre. I

a. r. s. d.t517 97 0 0 0 15 0 I Classification, p. 13 of 903/205251 90 0 0 0 8 6I " " 9531f

#526532

708992

232

0j00

000

888

0!0 I

6 .

78

16 of 2079/20bq4 103 1 0 0 15 0545 100 1 0 0 6 6 24 ,546 101 0 0 0 6 6 I , 25 ,

§549 104 1 0 0 8 0 I 93 of 903/20

NOTE.Blocks bracketed together to be selected as one holding.t Subject, to Agricultural Bank Mortgage.#To be selected with Denmark Estate Lot 519.§To be selected with Lot 548.

GAZETTE, W.A. 1173

Nelson. District (about 261/, miles South-West ofKojonap).

corr. No. 3435/20.Open under Parts V I. and \III I. (Plan 4870/40, A4,)Imeation 351, comprising ;lima 71(3 acres, at 4s. lid.

per acre (classification, page 36 of 3435/20) ; beingabandoned portion of .1. W. Peacock 's application.

Torbay Lots, Denmark Estate.Corr. No. 11370/16.Open under Part V. (Plan 457/40, Al.)Lot 191, comprising 38 acres 3 roods 30 perches, at

12s. per acre (classification, page 85 of 6514/08, Vol. 2);being C. Cook's cancelled Conditional Purchase Lease35810/55.

The maximum area which any selector shall be allowedto hold within this subdivision is fixed at 124 acres.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.///3./,

Avon District (two miles Smith -East of Bulyee).Corr. No. 27/22.Open under Parts VI. and VIM (Plan 343/40, F4.)Location 19596, comprising 1,292 acres, at 4s. per

acre (classification, page 78 of 208/12) ; being M. S. S.Brown's cancelled Conditional Purchase application.

Roc District (17 miles East of Bendering).Corr. No. 4014/20.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 345/80, D4.)Location 2, comprising 1,000 acres, at Ss. 6d. per acre

(classification, page 3 of 1093/12); being A. M. Prince'scancelled Conditional Purchase Lease 12512/56.

C,13,,Avon District (14 miles South-East of Corrigin).Corr. No. 8817/19.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 344/80, E &

P4.)Location 12235, comprising 1,291 acres 1 rood 35

perches, at 5s. per acre (classification, page 10 of 8817/19) ; being E. E. and S. J. Truslove 's cancelled Condi-tional Purchase application.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.«

Nelson District (Canielornp Swamp).Corr. No. 1563/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 438/80,

Cl, and 443/80, Cl.)Location 368], comprising 100 acres; subject to classi-

fication and pricing, and the conditions restricting theareas of holdings to be selected in the Nelson LandDistrict.

"AI))Nelson District (11/, miles South -West of Qualeup).Corr. No. 715/21.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 415/80, EL)Location 2791, comprising 478 acres, at 7s. per acre

(classification, page 4 of 715/21) ; subject to specialconditions governing selection of land in this district;being G, F. Green's abandoned Conditional Purchaseapplication.

GER,ALDTON 'LAND AGENCY.

Victoria District (Yandanooka Estate).Corr. No. 1476/22.Open under Part V. (Plan Yandanooka Estate.)The land within the closed road passing along the

Southern and Eastern boundaries of Yandanooka EstateLot 44, at £3 per acre.


The Crown Grant of this land will not be issuedbefore those of adjoining blocks in the same name.


CcRi,

Victoria District (six miles South-!Pest of 31 aye;ownsite) .

Corr. No. 7942/07.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 96/80,

Al, 89/80, AL)Location 3443, comprising 970 acres; subject to classi-

fication and pricing; being E. J. :Tones' forfeited con-ditional Purchase Lease 5799/56.

17 ictoria District .(313, vniies East of Hozootharra).Corr. No. 5345/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 157A/40,

B2.)Location 7550, comprising about 610 acres, bounded by

a line commencing from the North-West corner of :Loca-tion 2795; thence West about 50 chains; thence South126 chains; thence East about 50 chains; thence North126 chains along the Western boundaries of Locations2935 and 2795 to the starting point; subject to survey,classification, and pricing; being G. D. Cassin's aban-doned Conditional Purchase application.

Victoria District (16 miles South of Eradu).Corr. No, 2872/20:Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 126/80, Fl.)Location 7249; comprising 4,995 acres 1 rood, at 4s. 3d.

per acre (classification, page 5 of 2872/20) ; subject tospecial conditions relating to Conditional Purchase selec-tion within Pastoral Leases in the South-West Division;being R. Hamersley's cancelled Conditional PurchaseLease 13632/68.,

KATANNING LAND AGENCY,Plantagenet District.

Corr. No. 4432/19.Open under. Part V. (Plan 145/80, A2.)The land contained within the closed road along the

-West and a South boundary of Location 3408, at 15s.per acre.

This land is available only to the holders of landabutting thereon. Crown Grant of this land will nutbe issued before those of adjoining blocks in the samename.

Hay District (8 to 10 miles West of Cranbroolc).Corr. No. 7644/19.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 444/80, El.)

Location No. Area.

861

1543

a. T. p.757 0 5'

219 0 26

Price peracre.

s. d.

O 5 0

Remarks.

Classification, p. 13 of 7644/19

t Western portion of original Location 860.Being surrendered portions of C. Peggs' application.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.

Williams District (41/2 miles North of Toolibin).Corr. No. 14483/08.Open under Parts -V., -VI., and VIII, (Plan 386A/40,

Al.)Location 7353, comprising 988 acres; subject to classi-

fication and pricing; subject to the payment of an Agri-cultural Bank mortgage of £249 and interest to 31/12/21.of £75 18s.; being II. E. Brockway's cancelled Con-ditional Purchase Lease 7078/56.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.ecRi,

Avon and Ninghan Districts (about S to 12 milesNorth-East of Illuktubudin).

Corr. No. 4162/21.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 54/80, A2.)

LocationNo. Area. Price per

acre. Remarks.

a. r. p. X s. d.Avon-

22715 957 3 0 0 10 0 Classification, p. 42 of 4162/21.22716 1,160 1 35 0 11 0 Do. 41 do.22714 998 3 12 0 11 6 Do. 40 do.

Ninhan-1823 995 1 35 0 8 0 Do. 39 do.1822 , 1,020 2 19 0 S 0 Do 38 do.1825 1,000 1 0 0 10 0 Do. 37 do.

Avon District (about 21/, miles South7Ea,st of Korb elTownsite) .

Corr. No. 165/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 25/80,

F4, 24/80, A4.)Location 17081, comprising 988 acres; subject to

classification and pricing; being J. A. G. Wells' for-feited Lease 11771/68.

Avon District (12 miles North of Baandce).Corr. No. 5587/21.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 25/80, D1.)


acre. Remarks.

acres. £ s. d.12184 ...

I 584122656 ... 160 J 0 6 0 Classification,

8922/12.p. 10 of file

Unsurveyed portion of Location 12184, to be selected together:Being G. T. Nation's cancelled Conditional Purchase

Leases 14620/68 and 22415/74.

(13.1)Melbourne District (six miles (best of Elphin).

Corr. No., 2870/20.Open under Parts V., VIL, and VIII. (Plan 57/80,

B & C3.)


acre. Remarks.

2282 ...2083 ...

acres.200600

s. d.O 13 0O 8 0

Classification, page 15 of 13625 /10.Classification, page 24 of 5025/09,

Subject to payment of Agricultural Bank mortgage of£577 13s. 11d., plus interest to 31/12/21 of £118 5s., alsoan Industries Assistance Board indebtedness; being G.Brook's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 12633/68.

CCRIl

Avon District (about seven miles South- Z-ctst ofBurracoppin).

Corr. No. 4238/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII, (Plan 24/80,

C & D2.)

LocationNo. Area. ;

Price per Remarks.

a. r. p. s. d.20768 992 0 0 0 8 020767 . 996 0 0 J Classification, page 73 of file

8295/13, Vol. 1'; subject toclassification and pricing.

Being H. E., H. L., and G. Courtney's cancelledLeases 14337/68 and 14336/68.

JUNE 23, 1922.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1175

Avon, District (about 13 miles South of Barracoppin).Corr. No. 3912/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 24/80,

03.)Location 20751, comprising 999 acres, at 9s. per acre

(classification, page 23 of 8295/13, Vol. 1) ; subject tothe Government retaining the right to resume, for railwayor other public purposes, any laud required, and no com-pensation to be given except for the actual value of anyimprovements so resumed; being W. K. Peden's can-celled Conditional Purchase Lease 12662/56.

cB.,2

.Avon, District (nine miles South-East of Burracoppin).Corr. No. 4467/22.

VEIL

ci13.31

Victoria District (71A miles East of Bodine).Corr. No. 2829/13.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 89/800, 1.)

LocationNo.

6406 ...6407 ...6408 ...

Area.

acres.160160160

Price peracre. Remarks.

Subject to classification andf pricing.

Being cancelled Homestead Farms 19350/74, 19360/74,19351/74, in the names of B. J., J. J., and P. J. Condrenrespectively.

cr B.

Ninghan District (near Bencubbin).Corr. No. 3224/20.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 55/80, C2.)

LocationNo.

1226162077620775

Area.

acres-160740877

Price peracre.

£ s. d.0 8 5

0 7 6

Remarks.

Classification, page 81 of 8295/13,Volume '1.

Classification, page 79 of 8255 )1'3,Volume 1.

710

Open under Parts V., VI., and (Plan 24/80,C2.) Location

No.

toss

Area.

acres.839.Z160)

Price p6racre.

.0 s. d,0 8 6

Remarks.

Classification, p. 11 of 7527/12.

t Unsurveyed Homestead Farm 1 ortion of Location 710, to betaken together.

Subject to payment for existing improvements; sub-t Unsurveyed portion of Location 20776, to be selected together.

Being A. W. Wade's cancelled Conditional .PurchaseLeases 14276/68, 22330/74, and 14275/68.

413.1,

Ninghan District (nea 91 M.P. on Rabbit-proof Fence).Corr. No. 654/22.Open under Parts Ar., VI., and VIAL (Plan 65/80,

Al & 2.)

!Location No.

534

1662

11871

Area. Price peracre. Remarks.

ject to special conditions relating to Government rightsre resumptions; being 0. C. Derham's cancelled Condi-tional Purchase 12450/68 and Homestead Farm 21808/74.

B.,7Avon District (eight miles North-West of Doodlalcine).

Corr. No. 4930/21.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 25/80, C2.)Location 20909, comprising 325 acres 2 roods, at 7s.

per acre (classification, page 23 of 7640/13) ; being S.Johnson's abandoned Conditional Purchase application.

c413.),

Avon District (S1 miles North of Hines Hill).Corr. No. 3179/21.Open under .Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 25/80, EL)

acres. £ s. 0.1,000 0 7 6 Classification, p. 65 of 405/08,

Vol. 3 Location No.830

0 7 0 I Classification, p. 5 of 8782/12160

1 Unsurveyed portion of original Location 1662, to be selected together.

Beinp. 0. V. Canniig's abandoned Conditional Pur-chase Leases 15371/68 15372/68, and 22625/74.

22260122250

Area. Price peracre. Remarks.

a. T. p.542 2 1160 0 0

s. d.

1011 0 Classification, p. 4 of 3179/21

(subject to the payment forimprovements).

!Unsurveyed Homestead Farm portion of Location 22260, to betaken together.

Being; A. J. Paine 's cancelled Conditional Purchase38889/55 and Homestead Farm 22533/74.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.COCKBURN SOUND DISTRICTPEEL RE-PURCHASED ESTATE.

Plan -341A and D/40, and Peel Estate (Sheet 3).Available for Discharged Soldiers only, without the order of preference.

Corr. No. 5399/21.Open under Part V., Section 55, of " The Land Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909,"

and Section 10 of " The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

Lot No. Area.Price per acre,

includingimprovements.

PurchaseMoney.

Plus FirstHalf-year's

interestcapitalised.

Four and a-halfyears' interest

payable at 6 percent.

Half-yearly instal-ments for balance

of term of 25years.

Half-yearly instal-went to be paid byEx-Imperial appli-

cants over 30years at 6 per cen t

13 ...

a. r. p.

105 1 10

£ s. d. £ s. d.

0 8 0 94'15 8

£ s. d.

97 12 6

£ s. d. £ s. d.

2 18 7 3 15 11

£ s. d.

3 10 7

Subject to the conditions as published in the Government Gazette dated the 5th August, 1921. (No Agricultural Bankadvance is guaranteed on this block.)

Being C. H. Weaver's cancelled Lease No. 20/1877/55.

1176 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. RuN.E 23, 1922.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.c(B),

Yilgant District (about 8 to 17 miles North- North -Westof Carrabin).

Corr. No. 2723/22.Open under Part V. (Plan 35/80, D & E 2 & 3, and

Locations near Westonia, Sheet 4.)

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.Nelson District (too miles V. of Mawiimup).

Corr. No. 1611/22.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 439C/40, P4.)Location 6194, comprising 138 acres 2 roods 0 perches,

at 14s. per acre ; Classification, page 17 of 8458/12;available to those persons only who do not _own any

LocationNo.

163164165166167168169170171172173174175176177 ...178 ...179 ...180 ...181 ...182 ...183 ...184 ...

Area.

acres878 0999 3

1,000 01,001 I.

999 31,001 01,001 1

820 1

999 0765 1

768 3795 0091 3997 3997 3995 0

1,000 0998 1998 2997 1997 2998 2

Price peracre.

.L.: s. it25 0 10 it30I 0 919 0 11 011 0 0 08 0 10 60 0 11 0

11 0 11 022 0 10 0

0 0 12 033 0 12 019 I 0 12

0 0 12 00 0 LI 0

LO 0 1132 0 11 0

6 0 11 039 0 11 026 0 9 68 0 9 6

35 0 10 636 I 0 10 010 ; 0 10 0

tient:Irks.

Classification, p. 1 of 2723.,

I I1213141516171819

21I2

_2.

other land; being A. H. Howard's cancelled 'application.

>>

Nelson. District (nine mites E. of Man:Hu p).Corr. No. 1948/12.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 443/80,

Al.)Location 2903, comprising 160 acres, at 10s. 6d. per

acre; Classification, page 44 of 2179/07; subject tospecial conditions governing selection. of land in thisdistrict ; being L. A. Chatley 's cancelled HomesteadFarm 18117/74.

ccRys

BUN BURY LAND AGENCY.Wellington. District (about six miles North-Westerly

Reserve 14983 (Common) is hereby reduced.These locations are available subject to the inclusion

of the following clause in the leases thereof :--" Tinslease is subject to the right of any person being theholder of a Miner's Right to enter on the land for pros-pecting purposes, and also to a right reserved to theCrown, in addition to the statutory rights of resumption,to resume the said land or any portion thereof, and todeclare the same to be Crown lands within the meaningand for the purposes of "The Mining Act, 1904," with-out compensation, excepting for the value of the im-provements (if ally) then being on the land so resumed.

Note.It is .the Minister's intention to exercise hispower under Section 147 of "The Land Act, 1898," toclear at least 300 acres on each of these locations, andthe price of the land will be increased accordingly. Ap-plications will be approved only au these conditions.

from. Boyanap Junction).Corr. No. S19/91.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 411D/40,

A4.)That part of Reserve 2311, containing about 20 acres,

situated North of Wellington Location 3328; subject tosurvey, classification, and pricing. Reserve 2311 ishereby reduced.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (near Eneabba Spring).

Con.. No. 8957/13.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 94/80,

C. & D. 3 & 4.)

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 12th JULY, 1922.iiB Iv

ALBANY LAND AGENCY.Plantagenet District (about four miles North-West from

Location No.

6214

6340

Area.

acres.1,200

1,000

Price peacre.

s. d.0 6 0

Remarks.

Price to be reduced to 2s. ifpoison be eradicated withinfive years. (Classification,page 4 of 8957/13.)

Subject to classification andpricing.

Pt. Hatay and about seven Sides TV. from Kalgan).Corr. No. 2914/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 451/SO,

D4.)The unsurveyed area lately temporarily reserved, con-

taining about 220 acres, situated South of PlantagenetLocations 1932 and 2203 and the production Westwardof the North boundary of Plantagenet Location 3227;subject to survey, classification, and pricing.

H-B.51

Hay District (about eight and a half miles N.W. ofMt. Barker).


F4.)The Eastern portion of original Location 536, com-

prising about 217 acres 2 roods 27 perches; subject tosurvey, classification, and pricing; being J. F. Watson'scancelled Conditional Purchase Lease 35299/55.

Plantagenet District (four miles N.W. of Redmond).Co No. 4794/21.Open under Parts VI. and VEIL (Plan 451/80, A3.)Location No. 2709, comprising 160 acres, at 7s. per

acre; Classification, page .17 of 4794/21; subject tothe payment of an Agricultural Bank mortgage of ,E50and interest to date; being C. T. Hayward's cancelledHomestead Farm 22390/74.

Being M. C. & D. S. Gooch's cancelled Conditional Pur-chase Leases 8856/68 and 8855/68.

193),Victoria District (two miles S.W. of Bunjil).


P 2 & 3.)Location 7564, comprising about 2,500 acres; being the

whole of the land contained in R. B. Wilkinson's aban-doned Conditional Purchase and Homestead Farm ap-plications; subject to survey, classification, and pricing.(The whole of the land in Locations 6243 and 6244 isagain available for selection.)

Victoria District (13 miles West of Merkanooka).Corr. No.' 941/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 122/80,

Al.)Location 7600, containing about 1,500 acres, bounded

by a. line commencing from. the North-West corner ofLocation 4120; thence North-West along Road No. 3475about 80 chains; thence North 77 chains; thence East142 chains; thence South 136 chains; thence North-West along the Northern boundary of Location 4120about 74 chains to the starting point; subject to sur-vey, classification, and pricing; being John Stokes'abandoned Conditional Purchase application,


Victoria District.

Gooroonoo Estate, near Mingenew.Corr. 2953/22. (Plans 127/80 and 123/80, and Goo-

roonoo Repurchased Estate.)Open under the conditions of Part V., Section 55, of

"" The Land Act, 1898, as modified by " The Agri-cultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909.''

The Conditional Purchase Lease and Transfers pur-suant thereto of these lots will be granted under " TheTransfer of Land Act, 1893 '' (with the exception ofthe land contained within Victoria Locations 787, 1200,1201, 959, and roads to be closed, which will be issuedunder "The Land, Act, 1898"), and will contain areservation to the Sfidland Railway ComPany of WesternAustralia and its transferees of all urines of copper, tin,lead, coal, ironstone, or other metals, ores, or mineralsand substances containing metals, and all gems andprecious stones, or mineral oil, with a right to reserveand dig for and carry away the same; and also for thereservation to His Majesty of all gold, silver, and otherprecious metals.

Lot No. Area(approx.)

Priceper acre.

Half-yearly'Total Purchase instalment in -Money includ- eluding interesting interest, at 6 per cent.

for :30 years.

1acres.

79(1s. d. s. 2, s. d

2 7193 1,1674 1,0675 702

627 This mnation will be published in a la ter797 issue of the Coverament Gazette.

8 7769 080

10 670816

12 1,105,

Kent District (near Pingaraup).Corr. No. 6236/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VITT. (Plan. 418/80,

Cl.)Location 406, comprising; 951 acres; subject to pricing

(Classification, page 39 of 8440/10). Subject to pay-ment of Agricultural Bank mortgage (£185 Os. 6d.) andinterest to 30th June, 1921, of £55 10s. 6d.; being V. G.Langley 's cancelled Conditional Purchase Lease 12595/

(CRY,

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Avon District (eight ani'es E. of Ballaring).

Corr. No. 1327/22.Open under 1',u is V., VT., and Viii (plans 377/80,

141 ; 377A/40, ('l.)


19762

121854

121855

acres.680

s. d.

L60 0 10 0

160

Price to be reduced to 7s. lid.per acre if poison eradi-cated within five years.

Classification, page 31 of file10807/12,

Unsnrveyed portions of original Location 19762 ; to be selectedtogether.

Being. cancelled applications in names of C. J. Thompsonand C. E. Collard.

(a.) Areas are subject to adjustment on survey.(b.) Reserve 17259 (Location 959 PA)) is hereby

cancelled.(e.) An area of five acres around Narandaggie Well,

and the pine line leading therefrom, are reserved fromsale, and the Minister reserves the right to grant per-mits to any holder of a block in this estate to obtainwater from this well, and to lay pipes for conveying thesame through any other block.

(d.) No Agricultural Bank assistance will be grantedto develop this estate, and these areas are only avail-able to settlers who, in the opinion of the Minister,possess the necessary capital and experience to satis-factorily develop the land, for which purpose he mayappoint a. Board of Inquiry.

(cA,/KATANNING LAND AGENCY.

Kojonup District (adjoining Boyerine Townsite).Corr. No. 8790/02.Open under Part V. (Plan 409C/40, E4.)Kojonup Location 7828, comprising 26 acres 3 roods

19 perches, at 22s. 6d. per were (Classification, page 122of 8790/02). The area and boundaries of BoyerineTownsite are hereby amended by the excision therefromof Kojonup Location 7828.

Kent District (near Lake Pingrup).Core. No. 3347/12.Open under Parts V., VT., and Viii. (Plan 407/80,

C & 1) 4.)Location 323, comprising 997 acres, at 12s. per acre

(Classification, page 89 of 5091/10, Vol. 2) ; being G.Smith 's cancelled Conditional Purchase Lease 11057/56.

B.,7Kent District (near Lake Cleinocup).

Corr. No. 3511/21.Open under Parts V., VT., and VDT (Plan 407/80,

C & D 4.)Location 333, comprising 1,096 acres; subject to clas-

sification and pricing. Subject to an Agricultural Bankmortgage and interest to date; being R. G. Solly's can-celled application.

NORTITAM LAND AGENCY'.Aron District (about two nii!es East of Baandee

Station).Corr. No. 10489/10.Olen under Parts V., VT., and Viii. (Plan 25/80,

E3.)That part of Reserve 13352, containing 100 acres,

situated South of Avon Location 3901 ; subject to sur-vey, classification, and pricing. Reserve 13352 is herebyreduced.

Ninghan District (about 17 miles E. by N. of Pithara).Core. No. 68/22.Open under Parts V., VT., and VEIL (Plan 64/80,

P2.)

Location No. Area.

1664

842

acres.891

1,000

Price peracre.

s. d.

Remarks.

Subject to classification andpricing.

Being T. Damon's cancelled applications.

(B.,/Aron. District (six and a-half miles South of Burra-

coppin).Corr. No. 1827/22.Open under Parts V., VI., am

C2.)

Location No. Area. 'rice peracre.

acres.20769 839

123106 160

s. d.

10 9 0

17. (Plan 24/80,

Remarks.

Classification, page 74 of8295/13, Volume 1.

t Unsurveyed portion of Location 20769 to be selectedtogether.

Being L. IV. G. Lewis' cancelled Conditional PurchaseLeases 39105/55 and 22702/74.

1178 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Avon District (one mile E. of Nupgarin).Corr. No. 540/22.Open under l'arts VI. and VEIL (Plan 34/80,

& 3.)

[JuNF. 23, 1922.

B .7

,(roil /Eat). et (10 miles N.E. of Konnon(lorring).Corr. No. 2120/14.Open voider Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 32/80, PI)

Location No Area. Price per Remarks.acre.Location No. Area. Price per Remarks.acre.

15454

14220

acres.S71

927

s. d.0 7 0

0 8 6-1!-Classification, pageJ 6761/09.

44 of17798

19441

acres.200

500

s. d

7Classification,

16955/10.Classification,

2678/14.

page

page

3

4

of

of

Subject to the payment of an Agricultural Bank mort-gage of £745 5s. 111. and interest to date; being W.II. C. C1oumbe 's and E. R. Atkin 's cancelled Conditional1'tirclin se applications.

These blocks to be taken togt. titer; being A. Rector'scancelled Conditional Porclins Leases :14582/55 and9148/68.

Avon District (17 miles N. of Narembeen).Corr. No. 3257/20.Open under Parts V., VT., and VEIL (Plan

B & C 1.)5/80,

B,Avon District (16 in flos S.E. of Domerin).


Location No. Area IPrice peracre. Remarks. 04.)

acres.

Location 13183, comprising 160 acres; subject to sur-vey, c- lassification, and pricing ; being A. Donovan 's

16977 980 Subjectto

Classification, page3714/10, Vol. 4.

11 of ca 'welled. application.

16971 978 pricing Classification, page 16 of3714/10, Vol. 4.

Being D. J. 'Leary s cancelled C.P. application.

Nelbourne District (10 miles If7. of Marne).('ore'. No. 1585/22.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 64/80, B2.)Location 2698, comprising 1,886 acres, at 7s. per acre;

Classification, page 29 of 9101/12; being AL _E. 4ordan 'scancelled Conditional Purchase Lease 15169/68.

LAND MlENCY.

jaw/id:of A.A. (about three and a half miles Southfres1of Banjul) Marion).

Corr. No. (1470/14.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 341A/40, 132.),landakot AN Lot 200, comprising' 111 acres, at 12s.

per are ('Classification, page 15 of 14022/11).

CocKnuRs Sous]) DfsTRicvPEEL REpuncf-msEn ESTATE.

Plan-341A /40 and Peel Estate (Sheet 2).

Available to Discharged Soldiers only, without the order of preference.Corr No. 1590/22.

Open under Part V., Section 55, of " The Land Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act,1909," and Section 10 of The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

Lot No.

690 ...

Area.

Four and a-halfPrice per acre, Plus first half- Half-yearly instal-including im- Purchase Money. year's interest years interest ments for balancepayable (iprovements. capitalised. p of term, 25 years.per cent.

s. d.

1 3 0

s. d.

182 6 5

s. d. 1 s. d.

187 15 10 5 12 8

s. d.

7 6 0

Subject to the conditions as published in the Government Cazette dated the 29th June, 1921 ; also Agricultural Bank advance.

Being J. Croom's cancelled application.

A von District (eight and a half miles 11'. of C Wham) .Corr. 'No. 5247/21.Open under Parts Vi. and VIII. (Plans 27a/40, MI;

228/80, Fl.)

Location No. I Area. Price per j Remarks.acre.

14707

723132

acres.603

s 8.

0 6 9160

Price per acre reducible toIs. 68. if poison be eradi-cated within five years.

Classification, page 82 of11713/07, Vol. 11.

Unsurve ,cd -LP. portion of Location 14707; to be takentogether.

R-log W. Il. Lidaelow 's abandoned Conditional Pur-chase Lenses 14784/68 and 11.P. 22475/74.

Hp,*SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.

17Egara District (adjoining Carrabin Townsite).Corr. No. 2645/22.Open under Part V. (Plans 35/80, E4 & 24/80, El.)

Price Peracre. Remarks.Location No. Area.

s. d.101 1,000 0 9 0 10 6 Classification, page 1 of

2645/22.102 399 2 36 0 10 6 Classification, page 4 of

2645/22.

[hest locations are available subject to the inclusion01 the following. clause in the leases thereof :Thislease is subject to the right of any person being theholder of a Aliner 's Right to enter on the land for pros-pecting purposes and also to a right reserved to the

JUNE 23, 1922.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1179

Crown, iu addition to the :-,tatutory rights of resumption,to resume the said Mini or any portion thereof, and todeclare the same to he Crown land within the meaningand for the purposes of 'Ile Mining. Act, 1904,"without compensation, excepting for the value of theimprovements (if aryl then being on the land so re-sumed.

Subject to the conditions that the Goldfields WaterSupply or anybody authorised it shall have the rightto remove timber -from the land at any time and thatthe holder of the block shall not be permitted to sell thetimber, but shall have the right to kill or clear it for thepurpose of preuaring the land for cultivation or-grazingrendered ne..essary by legitimate farming operations.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.IFT/ia Ms District (near Lake Grace).

Corr. No. 4695/13.Open under Parts V., VI., and (Plan 407/80,

A & B2 3.)Location 11299, comprising 89:5 acres, at 10s. (id. per

acre (Classification, page 36 of 4416/11). Subject topayment of Agricultural, Bank mortgage (E502 lls. Od.)and interest to 31st December 1921, of £135 lls. 5d.;being AV. A. Larter's cancelled Conditional Purchase,Leases 33570/55 and 19510/74.

Tri Dams Dislcicl (lice hales N.W. Of MolaYinkillit)Corr. No. 3558/12.Open under Parts Art. and VIII. (Plan 386C/40,

D4.)Location 11210, comprising 160 acres, at Os. (id. per

acre; classification, page 6 of 3558/12; subject to pay-ment for existing improvements; being II. Sutton's eon-celled Homestead Farm 18813/74.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 19th JULY, 1922.

PERTH LAND AGENCY'.Gascoyne District (near Carnarcon).

Corr. No. 4836/21.Ora under 1-)art V., Section 5:5. (Plan 563/80 S.;

Gascoyne Locations, near Caritarvon.)Gascoymi Location 70, comprising 30 acres (I roods 1

perch, at 42s. 6d. per acre, excluding improvements(Classification, page (i3 of 1905/20).

Conditimis.(a) To be held under Section 55 only.(1)) No person to held more than one block.(e) Half survey _fee to be paid on application; bal-

ance in 12 months.(d) No instalment of purchase 111011ey for first five

years; after that pelod payment to he spread overtwenty years.

(e) Holder to fenee at least half the land within thefirst five years, and the whole within ten years.

(t) To cultivate and plant, with fruit trees or lucerneor other approved fodder crops, at least two acres inthe first two years.

(g) To cultivate and plant one acre additional ineach succeeding year up to and including the tenth year.

(11) Within two years to sink a well and equip it witha windmill, pump, etc.

-LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part X. of "The Land Act, 1898."

IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be again available for general selection under PartN. of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, onand after the dates specified:

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 28th JUNE, 1922.SOUTHERN CROSS DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE.

Eastern Division.1Tilgarn District, near 80 to 90 mile Post on Rabbit-

proof Fence.Corres. No. 7667/20. (Plan '86/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

148,940 acres (ex Reserve) ; being G. H. Lansdell's can-celled Pastoral Leases 2999/97 and 3050/97.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 5th JULY, 1922.PERTH DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE.

South-West Division.Melbourne District, five mites West of elloora.

Corres. No. 6956/13. (Plan 58/80, Bl.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

3,000 acres; being W. R. Clinch's cancelled PastoralLease No. 2410/93.

N orth-TV est Division.Lyndon District, near Giralia.

Corres. No. 3553/18. (Plans 94 & 95/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

20,000 acres; being F. & E. Brown's cancelled PastoralLease No. 3150/96.

North-West Division.De Grey District, near Saddleback Hill.

Cones. No. 1742/19. (Plan 99/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

205,500 acres; being G. 0. Taylor's cancelled Pastoral,Lease 3162/96.

North-West Division.De Grey District, 28 miles South-East of Nullaginr.Cures. No. 2924/18. (Plan 98/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

20,000 acres; being G. 0. Taylor's cancelled PastoralLease No. 3107/96.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 12th JULY, 1922.PERTH DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE.

North-West Division.Dr Witt District, about 1214 miles South of Mt. Sholl.

Corr. No. 1498/16. (Plan 111/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

2,000 acres; being N. Campbell's abandoned PastoralLease application.

North-West Division.'rrrr.o District, about eight miles S.W. of No. 35 Well

on Stock Route.Corr. No. 2573/17. (Plans 71 and 80/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about

40,000 ;woes; being. W. A. Snell's cancelled PastoralLeases 3075/96 and 3074/96.

North-West Division.Erivilla District, ACM* Mt. Padbury.

Corres. No. 723/20. (Plan 72/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, comprising' about

19,494 acres; being. Ashton and Dunlop's cancelled Pas-toral Lease 3228/96. Subject to Agricultural Bankadvance.

C. G. MORRIS,Tinder Secretary for Lands.

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

Perth, 23rd June, 1922.IT is hereby declared that the undermentioned landshave been set apart, taken, or resumed under Section 17of " The Public Works Act, 1902," for the purpose ofnew [toads, that is to say:-

MI/WC/1M3331/20.Widening of Part of Road No. 1910.-That portion of

-Victoria Location 2016, hounded by lines commencing atthe junction of the South-Western side of Road No.3475 with the South-Eastern side of Road No. 1910,and extending. (as shown on L.T.O. Diagram No. 5782)116 degrees 56 minutes, 1 chain 57 links; 220 degrees56 minutes, 14 chains 19.7 links; 258 degrees 50 minutes,2 chains 31.8 links; 38 degrees 29 minutes, 9 chains87.6 links; thence 44 degrees 5 minutes, 5 chains 79links, to the starting point. (Plan 123/80, Fl.)


Perth.2578/19.Regazettal and deviation of Road No. 6212 to agree

with survey on L.T.O. Diagram No. 5105.-A strip ofland, one chain wide (widening at its junction withPuntie Crescent), from Kathleen Avenue to Puntie Cres-cent, as shown on L.T.o. Diagram No. 5405.

Oa. Or. 2.7p. being resumed from Swan Location 2039.(Plan 11)/20, N.E.)

:11ban.y.6608/19.Regazettal and widening of Road No. 6590.-A strip

of land, one chain wide (widening in parts as shown onDiagram No. 44765), commencing on the East boundaryof Plantagenet Location 28 and extending (as shown onDiagram aforesaid) Southerly, Easterly, and Northerly,inside and along part of the Western, the Southern, andpart of the 'Eastern boundary of Location 21 to joinRoad No. 683. An extra area. of about 4 acres beingresumed from Plantagenet Location 21. (Plan 451/80,D4.)

'Victoria, Plains.3122/20.Deviations of parts of Road No. 6749.-A strip of

land, one chain wide, leaving the present road on theWest boundary of Lot 111209 of Melbourne Location934, and extending (as shown on Diagram No. 43780)South-Eastward, passing through Lot M1209 aforesaidto rejoin the old road near the South-West corner ofLocation 879.

Also, a. strip of land, one chain wide, leaving thepresent road on the South boundary of Lot M1182 ofMelbourne Location 934, and extending (as shown onDiagram No. 43781) South-Eastward, passing throughLocation 934 to Road No. 1446.

15a. 3r. 32p. being resumed from Melbourne Location934. (Plan 58/80, D3.)

Woodanilling.761/18No. 6767.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at the South -West corner of KojonupLocation 4378, and extending East along the Northboundary of Location 3206 to its North-East corner;thence North-Eastward (as shown on Diagram No.46558) through Locations 5191 and 4989 to Road No.4912, at the North-East corner of the latter location.

7a. 2r. 18p. being resumed from Kojonup Location5191.

8a. 3r. 14p. being resumed from Kojonup Location1989. (Plan 416/A40, B & Cl.)

Broolcton.3208/15.No. 6768.-A strip of land, one chain wide, its North-

Eastern side commencing at the South -East corner ofAvon Location 12211, and extending South-Eastward(for a distance of about 13 chains) and North-East-ward to a point on the West boundary of Location 9932about 8 chains from its North-West corner: thenceNorth-Eastward through said Location 9932 to a pointon its North boundary, about 3 chains from its North-West corner.

About la. being resumed from Avon Location 9932.(Plan 342C/40, D4.)

Gaseogned !lingua.3266/17.No. 6769.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

Road No. 345 in Pastoral Lease 676/94 almroximately60 chains East of Thalia .Timba Homestead, and extend-ing in a Northerly and North-Easterly direction, Pass-ing through Pastoral Leases 676/94 and 2880/96 to RoadNo. 348 in the latter. (Plan 74/300.)

Tco,ionup.1934/22.No. 6770.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

Road No. 2468 at the South-West corner of KojonupLocation 5638 and extending, East, along the Southboundaries of Locations 5638 and 3234, and inside andalong part of the South boundary of Location 3165 to1 chain East of the North-West corner of Location 7093:thence South inside and along the West boundary ofLocation 7093 to said Road No. 2468 at its South-Westcorner.

About 3a. 2r. 32p. being resumed from Kojonup Loca-tion 3165.

About 8a. 2r. 16p. being resumed from Kojonup Loca-tion 7093. (Plan 415/80, F2.)

Plantagenet.355/22.No. 6771.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

the Cranbrook-Yetemerrup Road on the South boundaryof Plantagenet Location 4059, approximately 4 chainsWestward from the 7 M,P., and extending North-East-ward through said location to the North-West corner ofLocation 3909 ; thence East, North-Eastward, andSouth-Eastward outside and along the North boundaryof Location 3909, and the South-East and South-Westboundaries of Reserve No. 17927 to the 9 M.P. on theCranbrook-Yetemerrup Road.

About 6a. Or. 24p. being resumed from PlantagenetLocation 4059. (Plan 445/80.)

Plantagenet.826/22.No. 6772.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at the South-West corner of KojonupLocation 5063, and extending East inside and along theSouth boundary of said location to a surveyed road atits South-East corner.. (Plan 437/80, C & D 3.)

Do werin.94-4/22.No. 6773.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

Road No. 2532 at the North-East corner of Avon Loca-tion 17153, and extending West inside and along a Northboundary of said location to the North-East corner ofLocation 10591.

About Oa. 2r. lop. being resumed from Avon Location17153. (Plan 33/80, Al.)

Perth.1730/12.No. 6774.-A strip of land, one chain wide, its South-

Western side leaving the East side of Road No. 6003,1 chain 41.4 links, from the North-West corner of Lot11 of Swan Location 92, and extending (as shown onL.T.O. Diagram No. 5521) South-Eastward, throughsaid lot to the North side of Road No. 4872, 7 chains57.8 links, from the South-West corner of aforesaid lot.

la. Or. 27.3p. being resumed from Swan Location 92.(Plan 11A/40, B2.)

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

By order of His Excellency the Governor,11. K. MALEY,

Minister for Lands.

TENDERS FOR LEASING-RESERVE 14857.Cra zin -g Purposes.

Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898,'' and its amend-ments.

Corr. 3290/97, Vol. 2.TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinReserve 14857 (situated at West Subiaco), and contain-ing about 15 acres 1 rood 1.6 perches, are invited, sub-ject to the conditions mentioned hereunder.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing underSection 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the will ofthe Hon. the Minister for Lands, and terminable at threemonths' notice, rent being apportioned accordingly.

Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year 'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of £2(Two pounds) per annum), endorsed "Tender for Re-serve 14857 (West Subiaco), shown on Public PlanSubiaco Townsite," and addressed "Under Secretaryfor Lands," must be lodged at the Lands Office, Perth,on or before Wednesday, 5th July, 1922.

All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted. (Plan Subiaco Townsite.)

Conditions.No compensation to be paid for any improvements;

provided, also, that the lessee undertakes to permit nore-growth of Boxthorn, Sodom Apple, or other noxiousplants.


J1T4NrE 23, 1922.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1181

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Department of Mines,

Perth, 21st June, 1922.IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of " The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned applications for Leases as shown below.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

Cold Mining Leases.

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

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

Mt Margarei-Murchison Day' Dawn

Mt. Magnet

2142T.555D.1199m,* 1201 AL.

Miner's Homestead Lease.

The undermentioned application for a Miner's Homestead Lease was approved, subject to survey ; to date from 1st January,1922

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

East Murchison ... Black Range ... ... 65k.

* Conditionally.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.

Department of Mines,628/21. Perth, 16th June, 1922.

IN accordance with the provisions of Regulation 25gunder "The Mining Act, 1904," notice is hereby giventhat the Hon. the Minister for Mines, on the 16th dayof June, 1922, declared the undermentioned License toProspect for Mineral Oil cancelled for breach of con-ditions, viz., non-payment of license fee.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.Public Works Department,

Perth, 22nd June, 1922.THE following list of Tenders, recently accepted, ispublished for general information:

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

19/6/22.James Pratt: yapping Bridge over HallamRiver (6308), £799 15s. 6d.

:19/6/22.A. H. Goodin: Dumbleyung Police QuartersAdditions (6314), :C299 Os. 7d.

19/6/22Thos. Gibson : Narngulu School and Quar-ters Renovations (6317), £41 7s. 6d.

20/6/22.Thos. Gibson: Geraldton High SchoolReno-No. of No. of Registered Holders. Locality. vations (6318), £51 10s.License. Area. 23/6/22.J. Morris: Jarrandale School QuartersRe-

novations (6309), 5s.001 riff Mann, Charles ...

Wheeler, Frederick VincentSouth-West Division. By order of the Hon. the Minister for Works,

Hughes, Thomas T. H. W. STANLEY-LOW,Acting Under Secretary for Public Works.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.

ROAD BOARD ELECTION.

Department of Works and Trading Concerns, Perth, 16th June, 1922.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 91 of " The Road Districts Act, 1919," that the following gentlemanhas been elected a Member of the undermentioned Road Board to fill the vacancy shown in the particulars hereunder :

Road Board. I Ward.

Ashburton North

Date ofElection.

8-4-22

Member Elected.

Surname. Christian Na

Burt Edmund A.

e.

Occupation. How vacancyoccurred:

Name of previous Remarks.Member.

Pastoralist Effiuxion of E. A. Burttime

Unopposed,

H. W. STANLEY-LOW,Acting Ender Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns.

1182 G 0 YERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Pollute ANouns Acr, 1902.

NOTICE OF RESUMPTION.

AG RTC= [THAL A R EAS WATER S UVPLYTANK AT ".

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is he,e-byin the Williams Districthas, in pursuaacethe 14th clay of June, 1922, ',.. :.a set a :.!1

And further notice is herebyoff and more particularly deser;i,ed on pfor Works, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the saimortgages, charges, estates, rights-of-way or

[JUNE 23, 1922.

P.W.W.S. 472/20. Ex. Co. No. 1467.

GRACE NORTH.

d, that the piece or parcel of land described in the Schedule heretobeingtics written approval and consent of his Excellency the Administrator, dated

, taken, co re4unied for the purposes of is Water Supply at Lake Grace North.that the ,nid piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, or resumed is marked

P.W.I). No. 22059, which may be inspected at the office of the Minister

d land shall est in His Majesty accordingly, freed and discharged from all trusts,other easements whatsoever.

SCHEDULE :

No. on Plan,P.W.D., W.A., Owner or Reputed Owner.

No. 22059.

i Occupier or Reputed !Occupier. Description. Quantity.

1 Et ace Colin Smith acanta. r. p.

... Portion of Williams Location 10224 99 1 31I (Grazing Lease 12531/68, Crown Lease

1365/20)

Certified correct this 10th day of Jwte, 1922;

WM J. GEORGE,Minister for Works.

R. E. McMILLAN,Administrator in Executive Council.

Dated this 14th day of June, 1922.

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date ofNotice. Nature of Work. Date and time for

Closing.Where and when Conditions of Contract etc.,

to be seen.

1922.une 1

1922.(Noon, Tuesday.)

Perth Government Chemical 27th June ... .. Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 6th June,Laboratory Additions (6319) 1922.

June 8 South Perth SchoolGravelling(6324)

27th June ... Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 13th June,1922.

June 8 Bunbury Hospital Repairs(6313)

27th June ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Bun-bury, on and after 13th June, 1922.

Juile. 8 Sleekatharra School and Quarters--Renovations (6325)

27th June .. Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D. Office, Ger-aklton, and Court Houses, Cue and Meekatharra,on and after 13th June, 1922.

June 8

Jnue 15

Marhro School and QuartersAdditions, etc. (6326)

York District Medical Officer'sQuarters--Renovations (6327)

27th June ...

4th July

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Moore,on and after 13th June, 1922,

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Nor-tham and York, on and after the 20th June, 1922.

June 13 Bullaring School and Quarters-Renovations (6328)

4th July ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Merre-din, and Police Station, Corrigin, on and after20th June, 1922.

June .13 Boyanup School Renovations(6329)

4th July Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Bun-bury and Busseltou, ou and after the 20th June,1922.

June 15 Scottsbrook School and QuartersRenovations (6330)

4th July ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Bun-bury and Donnybrook, on and after the 20th June,1922.

June 15 Trayning SchoolRenovations(6331)

4th July ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Northam,On and after the 20th June, 1922.

June 22 Palmyra. School Additions(6286) Re-advertised

11th July ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Fre-mantle, on and after Tuesday, 27th June, 1922.

June 92 Payne's Find School and Quar-ters (6332)

11th July Contractors' Room, Perth, and Public Works Office,Geraldton, on and after Tuesday, 2711 June, 1922.

June 22 Claremont Training College 11th July ...New Gass Room (6333)

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after Tuesday,2;th June, 1922.

June 22 Chapman State FarmEngine 11th July ...Room and Chaff House (6334)

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Public Works Office,Geraldton, on and after Tuesday, 27th June, 1922.

Tenders, which must be accompanied by a Schedule of quantities together with the prescribed deposit,are to he addressed to "The Hon. the Minister for Works and Trading Concerns," and marked "Tender," andwill be received at the Public Works Office, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.


THE. ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Warren, Bridgetown, and Upper Black-wood Road

Districts.Alteration of District and Ward .Boundaries.

Notice of Intention..Department of Works .and Trading Colleen's.

P.W. 6122/21. Perth, 13th June, 1922.1T is hereby notified, for general information, that it isthe intention of His Excellency the Administrator, underthe provisions of "The Road Districts Act, 1919," toalter the boundaries between the Warren and Bridge-town Road Districts, by transferring Itioni the former tothe latter District all that territory described in Schedule"A" hereto, such transferred territory to form a newward of time Bridgetown Road District, to be called theSeaton Ross Ward; also to alter the boundaries betweenthe Warren and Upper Blackwood Road Districts, bytransferring from the former to the latter District allthat territory described in Schedule "B" hereto ; alsoto abolish the South Ward-of the Bridgetown Road Dis-trict and constitute the territory thereof two Wards,with the names and boundaries and number of membersallotted to each N'illard as described in Schedule "C"hereto.

Plans showing the proposed alterations may be seenat the Local Government Office, Department of Worksand Trading Concerns, Perth.

IL W. STANLEY-LOW,Acting Under Secretary for Works and

Trading Concerns.

SCHEDULE A.' 'Bridgetown Road District.

Transfer of Territory from the Ifiarren Road Ristrict.All that piece of land bounded on the Northward by

part of the present boundaries of the Bridgetown andUpper Binelcwood Road Districts from the South-Westcorner of Nelson Location 1369 to the North-West cornerof Location 8548.

.0n the 'Eastward by lines commencing at the North-West corner of said Location 8548 and extending South-ward along its West and part of its South boundary tothe production North of the West boundary of Location6139 and along said production and Wrest boundary,part of the North and the West boundary of Location8550 and the latter's production South to the Northboundary of Pastoral Lease 3757/93 and along part ofthe North, the West, and part of time South boundary ofsaid Pastoral Lease, the West boundary of Location3537 and its production South to the North boundary ofLocation 3682, and along part of its North and its Westboundary, part of the North, the West, and the Southboundary of Location 1784, part of the North boundaryof Location 2889, the North, the East, and the Southboundary of Location 1993, part of au East boundary ofLocation 2889, part of the North, the East, a South, aWest, and a South boundary of Location 2426, a Southand an East boundary of Location 2889 to its South-East corner.

On time Southward by lines commencing at the saidSouth-East corner and extending Westward along theSouthernmost boundary of Location 2889, part of theEast and the North boundary of Location 2S85, a South,an East, a South and part of the West boundary of Lo-cation 3753, the South and part of the West boundaryof Location 602, a South boundary of Location 3108, theSouth and part of a West boundary of Location 1704,the South boundary of Location 3550, the Southernmostand the West boundary of Location 3555 and the latter'sproduction North to the South boundary of PastoralLease 3719/93, and Westward along part of the saidSouth boundary, and its production Virestword to the Eastboundary of Reserve 12976 (Ti Bier) and Northwardabout 140 chains along part of said East boundary to apoint thereon East of Survey Mark (broad arrow)lir 56; thence West to the said survey mark and Northto the South-West corner of Location 7122, and alongthe Southernmost, an East, a South, the Easternmost,the Northernmost, a West, and a North boundary ofsaid Location 7122 to a North-West corner of same;thence Northward through survey marks (broad arrow)HE 54 and (broad arrow) HE 53 to the South-Westcorner of 'Location 4162; thence 'W...,tward to and alongthe North boundaries of Location, :3'39 and 2384, partof the East and the Northernmost boundary of Location1214, the North and part of the West boundary of Lo-

cation 1281, part of the East and the North boundaryof Location 1645, an East, the Southernmost, a West,and a South boundary of Location 3834, part of theEast and the South boundary of Location 1337, Southboundaries of Locations 3842, 21S6, 1301, 3692, 3879,and 3473 to the last-mentioned location's South-Westcorner; thence by parts of the North and West boun-daries of Location 3884 to the production East of theNorth boundary of Location 6682, and along said pro-duction and North boundary and its production West tothe East boundary of Location 4056, part of the Eastand the North boundary of said Location 4056, theNorth and part of the West boundary of Location 4053,the South boundary of Location 6185 to its South-Westcure en.

On the Westward by part of the present boundary ofthe Warren Road District to the starting point.

SCHEDULE "B."tipper Blanlimmod Road District.

Transfer of Territory from, -tile Warren Road District.All that piece of land bounded on the Northward by

part of the present South boundary of the Upper Black-wood Road Ifistrict ;tint the present North boundary ofthe 'Warren Road District from the North -West cornerof Nelson Location 85.48 to the Smith-East corner ofLocation 73.57.

On the Enswiti'd by part of the present boundary ofthe Warren :Road District from the South-East cornerof said Location 7357 to intersect the Southern side ofRoad No. 3445 on the West boundary of Location 8839.

On time Southward by lines comic cueing at time said in-tersection cunt extending Westward along the Southernside of said Pond 344-5 and the Northern boundaries ofI.ocations 7991, 7981, and 7979 and part of the latter-most's Western boundary to the left bank of time ToneRiver anil along said left bank of the river to the South-East corner of Location 785 ; thence along time Southern-most boundary of Location 785, the South boundary ofLocation 803, part of the North boundary of Location5853, part of the West boundary of Pastoral Lease15-78/93 to a surveyed road intersecting' the said Westboundary and along the Northern side of said surveyedroad and the Soulhern boundary of Location 4496, Southboundaries, 01' Ueserve 11774 Locations 7115 and 2302and their in'oThisliudi Westward to and along part of theNorth boundary of Location 3461, the East and Northboundary of Location 1693, part of the North boundaryof Location 2889, the South boundary of Location 1784to its South-West corner.

On the We-stward by lines commencing at the saidSouth -West corner and extending Northward. along timeWest and l'art of the North boundary of said Location1784, and 11n, West and part of the North boundary ofLocation 3082 to the production South of time West boun-dary of Location 3537 and along said production and`,Vest boundary, part of the Southernmost, the Wrest, andpart of the North boundary of Pastoral Lease 3757/93to the production South of the West boundary of Loca-tion 8550 and along said production and West boundaryand part of the North boundary of said location, theWest boundary of Location 6139 and its productionNorth to the South boundary of Location 8548, part ofthe South and the West boundary of said Location 8548to the starting point.

SCHEDULE "C."Bridgetown. Road District.

Dcscriptidn of Ward Boundaries.South-West Word.-Bouncied on the Northward by

part of time District boundary front the South-West cor-ner of Nelson Location 1372 to the South-West corner ofLocation 1143 ; thence by parts of the boundaries of theNorth and Central Wards intersect the Western side ofthe Bridget Railway Reserve.

On time Eastward by the said side of the RailWay Re-serve from the said intersection to intersect a line con-necting' the South-East corner of Location 2719 with theSouth-West corner of Reserve 1672.

On the Southivard by lines commencing at the said in-ter-section and extending, Westward to the South-Eastcorner of said Location. 2719 and along its South boun-dary and continuing Westward to the South-East cornerof LoOat OO 6807 and along its Southern boundaries andthe Southern boundaries oh' Location 6813, the Southboundary of Location 1249, the East and the Southboundaries of Location 2890, the South boundary of


Location 1390, the North-Eastern boundary of Location-1072 to its North corner; thence Westward to and alongthe South-Eastern boundary of Location 4071, the Southboundaries of Locations 4069 and 406$, part of theWestern boundaries of Location 4067 to the productionEast of the South boundary of Location 1369 and alongsaid production and South boundary andsits productionWest to intersect the production South of the Westboundary of Location 2638.

On the Westward by part of the District boundaryfrom the said intersection to the starting point. (Onemember.)

South-East 1 Fant.Bounded on the Northward byparts of the boundaries of the Central, North, andTweed Wards from the intersection of the South boun-dary of the Central Ward with the Western side of theBridgetown-Jarnadup Railway Reserve to the North-West corner of Location 7378.

On the Eastward by lines commencing at the saidNorth-West corner and extending Southward along theWest boundary of said Location 7378, part of the North,a West, and a South boundary of Location 742, the Eastand part of the South boundary of Location 698, theEast boundary of Location 1088, part of the North andthe East boundary of Location 707, the East and part ofthe South boundaries of Locations 1581, 1271, and 1690,the West and South boundaries of Location 1482, theEast boundary of Location 1481., part of the North andthe West boundary of Location 3660, the West boun-dary of Location 3661, the South boundary of Location3662 to its South-West corner; thence South along theproduction South of the West boundary of said Location3662 to intersect the production East of the South boun-dary of Location 2249.

On the Southward by lines commencing at the saidintersection and extending Westward along said produc-tion and South boundary to he South-West corner ofsaid Location 2249; thence West-North-Westward to theSouth-East corner of Location 8449 (Reserve 12361)and along its South and part of its South-Western boun-dary, the South and part of the West boundary of Re-,:erve 11094, a North boundary of .Reserve 9496 andNorth-Westward along a line connecting to the South-East corner of Location 2719 to the -Western side of theRailway Reserve, to intersect the Western side of saidRailway Reserve

On the. Westward by the East boundary of the South-West Ward. (One member.)

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.West Guildford Road District.

Renaming of District.Notice of Int.ntion.

Department of Works and Trading Concerns,P.W. 438/22. Perth, 3rd June, 1922.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that byvirtue of the powers conferred by Section 8 of " TheRoad Districts Act, 1919," it is the intention of theGovernor, by Order in Council, to alter the name of theWest Guildford Road District to that of the BassendeanRoad District.

H. W. STANLEY-LOW,Acting Under Secretary for

Works and Trading Concerns.

TILL ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Broad Arrow Road District.

Uniting with Kalgoorlie Road District.Division of Kalgoorlie Road District into Wards.

Notice of intention.Department of Works and Trading Concerns,

P.W. 152/22. Perth, 13th .June, 1922.IT is hereby notified, :for general information, that itis the intention of His Excellency the Administrator,under the provisions of " The Road Districts Act, 1919"(1) to unite the Broad Arrow Road District with theKalgoorlie Road District; (2) to divide the KalgoorlieE nail District, when so united, into two Wards, with thenames and boundaries as described in the schedulehereto:--

Schedule.Kalgoorlie Ward.All that territory comprising the

Kalgoorlie Road District prior to uniting the BroadAn-ow Road District with the said Kalgoorlie RoadDistrict.-7 members.

Broad Arrow Ward.All that territory comprisingthe Broad Arrow Road District prior to it being unitedwith the Kalgoorlie Road District.-2 members.

H. W. STANLEY-LOW,Acting Under' Secretary for

Works and Trading Concerns.

FREMANTLE HARBOUR TRUST.

Navigation of Inner Harbour Basin, Fremantle Harbour.Passing Dredges in the Fairway.

Notice to Mariners.2648/20.

MARINERS and all persons navigating the Inner Har-bour Basin at Fremantle, Western Australia, are herebynotified that dredges are engaged in deepening opera-tions in the basin, and Mariners approaching thesedredges must use the whistle (sound) signals laid downin Article No. 28 of the Board of Trade Regulations forpreventing collisions, viz.:

One short blast--"1 am directing my course tostarboard."

TIliots1m,rt blasts" I am directing my course to

Upon which the dredge will (provided she is not show-Mg by day a red flag or by night two vertical red lightsas provided for hereunder) haul over as far as possiblein the direction opposite to the side which the approach-big vessel has indicated as above that she desires touse. Approaching Mariners must be careful in .usingthese sound signals to give sufficient time for the dredgeto move as indicated.

If the approaching vessel makes no signal the dredgewill remain stationary.

The signals exhibited by dredges working in the fair-way are as follows:--

1. When dredge exhibits a Black Ball shape by day ora Green Light under a White Light, four feetapart by night Vessels coining in must leavedredge on their own starboard hands, and outgoingvessels must leave dredge on their own port hands.

2. When dredge exhibits a Black Diamond shape byday or a Red Light under a White Light, fourfeet apart, by nightVessels coining in must leavethe dredge on their own port hands, and outgoingvessels must leave dredge on their own starboardhands.

3. When dredge exhibits a Red Flag by day or twoRed Lights vertically four feet apart by night,this denotes that dredge cannot be moved fromher position, and if sufficient room exists forvessels to pass, the side on which they are to passwill be indicated by one of the signals detailedunder No. I and 2 above being also shown. If,however, neither of these latter signals is shown,the dredge must not be passed till either daylightappears or definite orders have been received fromthe Harbour Master.

Issued by the Fremantle Harbour Trust Commissionersat Fremantle this 9th day of June, 1922.

Charts affected:No. 1058, Rottnest Island to Warnbro' Sound.No. 1700, Fremantle Inner Harbour and Gage Roads.

(Sgd.) H. S. NICHOLAS,Harbour Master.

(Sgd.) F. STEVENS,Secretary.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT RAIL-WAYS.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theStopping Place at 165 miles 19 chains, Bridgetown Sec-tion, will henceforth be known as "Yandil."

H. POPE,Commissioner of Railways.

Perth, W.A.,22nd June, 1922.


WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Accepted Tenders.

TenderBoard Date.No.

1922.27022 June 16

228/22 June 16

242/22 June 19

Date ofadvertising.

1922.June 16April 7April 11May 26June 6June 20

June 20

Contractor.

Bolton & Sons

Whittaker Bros. ...

Sche-duleNo.

84k,1922

Chas. Atkins & Co . ... 74A,1922

Chas. Atkins & Co. ... 77n,1922

Particulars. Departmentconcerned,

Spring Tip Drays : 5 only ...

Sprin,, Tip Drays : 5 only

Turbine Pump, 5 stage, Kelly& Lewis : 1 only

Copper Wire, Cable, etc. :-Item 1

2 and 3456

Rate:

roup Settle-ment Branch

P.W.D., WaterSupply

£39 75. eachf.o.r., Perthor Fremantle.

£39 5s. each,f.o.r., Perth.

£255, f.o.w.,Fremantle.

13s. 7d. per lb.14s. 7d. per lb.15s. 7d. per lb.16s. 2d. per lb.£13 7s. 6d. per

mile.

Schedule No

91A, 192261A, 192265k, 192282A, 192288k, 192293A, 1922

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Supplies required.

Static Transformers, Three-phase, 200 K.V.A., 1 onlyBolt and Nut Making Plant, 1 only ...Washing Machine, for dealing with Dirty and Oily Waste, etc., 1 onlyEngine Tyres, 332 onlyMagnesia Lagging for covering Boilers, 40 sets Aug. 3.Mild Steel Plates, Flats, Angles, and Bars ; Iron, round and fiat ; Cast Tool Aug 24.

Steel and Spring SteelElectric Shunting Locomotive, 1 only ... I Sept. 28.

Date ofclosing.

1922.... July 6.... July 13.

July 13.... Aug. 3.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, West Perth, will be received for the above mentioned supplies until 2.15p.m. on the elate of closing.

Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Marquis Street, West Perth.No Tender necessarily accepted.

23rd June, 1922.JAS. THOMPSON,

Chairman, W.A. Tender Board.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Section 75.)

NOTICE is hereby hen that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it is in-tended on the twelfth day oc July next to issue specialCertificates of Title to the lands firstly described belowand special Crown Leases to the land secondly describedbglow the duplicate Certificates of Title and CrownLeases having as is alleged been lost.

Dated this 22nd day of June, 1922,ARTHUR G. HARVEY,

Deputy Registrar of Titles.

The land referred to.(Firstly.)

Lot 427 of Swan Location 36 particularly described inCertificate of Title Volume 290 Folio 89 standing in thename of Charlotte Malloch of Perth Married Woman.

Lots 39 40 and 41 of Perth Suburban Lot 34 par-ticularly described in Certificate of Title Volume 770Folio 142 standing in the name of James McBean ofPerth.

The Eastern moiety of Perth Town Lot 1134 particu-larly described in Certificate of Title VolumeFolio 61 standing in the name of William Allen of PerthBoot Manufacturer.

(Secondly.)Avon Location 14130 containing 768 acres particu-

larly described in Crown Lease No. 2208/1921 (Con-ditional Purchase Lease No. 38262/55) and

Avon Location 22404 containing 160 acres particu-larly described in Crown Lease No. 2209/1921 (Occu-pation Certificate Homestead Farm No. 21955/74) bothstanding in the name of Martin -William Turner of Belle-vue Sea-man.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Section 75.)

Application ,Xo. 794/1922.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it is in-tended on the twenty-second day of July next to issue inthe name of Francis William Jacobs formerly of Brook-ton Contractor but now of Alawson near York specialduplicate Certificates of Title to the land described belowthe duplicate Certificates of Title having as is allegedbeen destroyed by fire.

Dated this fourteenth day of June, 1922.ARTHUR G. HARVEY,

Deputy Registrar of Titles.

The land referred to:All that piece of land situate in the District of Mid-

land Junction containing one rood being portion of SwanLocation 15 and being Lot 173 on Plan 1236 depositedin the Office of Titles more particularly described inCertiticati of Title Volume 672 Folio 135 standing inthe name of Francis William Jacobs of Brookton Con-tractor.

All that piece of land situate in the District of Mid-land Junction containing one rood being portion of SwanLocation 15 and being Lot 172 on Plan 1236 depositedin the Office of Titles more particularly described inCertificate of Title Volume 586 Folio 16 standing in thename of Francis William Jacobs of Brookton Contractor.

George H. Joseph, St. George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitorfor the Applicant.

1186 GOVERNMENT G.A.ZEI 4', W.A. [Juan 23, 19

LOST W.A. WHEAT CERTIFICATE.NOTICE under " The Wheat Marketing Act, 1920," ishereby given that original 'Wheat Certificates for FirstAdvance and Surplus No. 2691 of the 1921-22 Harvest,originally issued to Jack Grady, of Greenhills, are allegedto have been lost or destroyed. It is further notifiedthat unless notice in writing that such certificates havehem transferred to or are held by any person claiminginterest in such certificates is given to the undersigned,at his offce, A.M.P. Buildings, Perth, it is the inten-tion of such Minister to issue after the 10th July, 1922,special certificates in place of those referred to above.

(Sgd.) H. K. MALEY,Minister for Wheat Scheme.

Perth, 18th May, 1922.

Department of Agriculture,Agrie. No. 304/21. Perth, 22nd June, 1922.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Councilhas approved of the appointment of the following asHonorary Inspectors under The Noxious Weeds Act,1904," in the Avon Road Board District:

J. J. Geyer, E. G. Sheraton, V. F. Hall, .1. F. Skewes,C. W. Heal.

GEO. L. SUTTON,Director of Agriculture.

A PPO IN TM EN T

under Section 5 of " The 'Registration of Births, Deaths,and Marriages Amendment Act, 1907," and Sec-tion 2 of "Tile Registration of Births, Deaths, andMarriages At Amendment Act, 1914."

Registrar General's Office,R.G. 62/22. Perth, 20th. .lure, 1922.,

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatConstable David Hunter has been appointed to act,temporarily, as District Registrar of Births, Deaths,and Marriages for the Northampton Registry District,to reside at .Northampton, vie( Constable L. H. Thomp-son, transferred; appointment to date from the 20thJune, 1922.

S. BENN [ITT,Registrar General.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-I9.Yalff 00 Local Bo a:.11 of Health.

Amendmen4 of Thlaqes.

M.P.H. 8277/21; Ex. Co. No. 1755.WHEREAS under the provisions of 'Pim Health Act,1911-19," a Local Health Authority 'nay make By-laws,and whereas the Local Health Authority constitutedunder the provisions of the said Act did make By -lawspublished in the Government Gazette on Ile Sth clay ofJanuary, 1904; and WI s: under the provisions of thesaid Act a Local Health Authority may alter, amend, orrepeal By-laws so made: Now, therefore, the LocalHealth Authority for the Yalgoo Health District dothhereby amend such By-laws as follows:

By striking out the figure in the fourth lineof By -lint No. 11, and inserting the figure 2s. 6d.in lieu thereof.

Passed by resolution of the 10;100 Villa d Board on10th May, 1922.

J. J. O'CONNOR,Secretary.

Confirmed the Deputy Conunissiencr of PublicHealth for the State of Western Australia, this 15thday of June, 1922.

EVER [TT AT KINSON,Commissioner of Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Administrator inCouncil, this 21st day of .tune, 1922.


THE 11 EA LTH , 1911-19.

AppahitviciiI8 and Resignatioas.THE fallowing appointments made -by the undermen-tioned Local Health Authorities are hereby approved:

Local Board of Health, Norseman.Lawrence Sterne to be Secretary and i nspector, rice

Rees J. David, resigned.

District Model Board, G re (awe 1i.J. M. Matey to be Secretary and Inspector, eirc

Lime°, resigned.

Be on ora-illo ?cot in Joint Board.Dr. Ronald Cottle to be Medical Officer of Health, as

from 1st June, 1922.EVER 1 TT ATKINSON,

Commissioner of Public Health.22nd June, 1922.

COURT OE ARBITRATION, \VP:STERNA UST HI ALIA.

No. 2 of 1922.Between the Associated Gold Mines of Western Aus-

tralia, Limited, Applicant, andThe Kalgoorlie Certificated Engine-drivers' Industrial

Union of Workers, Respondent.THE Court of Arbitration of Western Australia. clothhereby make the following Award in connection withthe Industrial Dispute between the above-mentionedparties:

AWARD.1. A Tea. T his Award shall operate in the mining

industry over the Yilgarn, Coolgardie, Broad Arrow,Oundas, East Coolgardie, North Coolgardie, North-East

'donut Margaret, and East Murchison Gold-

2. Tern.. -The currency of this Award shall be fora period of on year from the date hereof.

Per Day or ShiftI,' ales of I of 8 Hours.

s. cl.18 0Winding 'gine-drivers ..

If they sometimes or ahvays rase or lowerhuman beings .. .. 18 6

Winch DriversIf working. MI dergrou (if they raise or

lower men)if working underground (if they do not raise

or lower men) .. 17 0If not working- underground .. 17 0

Locomotive DriversOn gauge less than three feet .. 17 0If sometimes or always carrying passengers,

one shilling per clay extra.Other 'Engine- drivers

If the engine or engines have steam as themotive power and have a single cylinderwith a bore exceeding twelve inches in dia-meter, or have singly or together two ormore cylinders the sum of the areas of thewhole bores exceeds the area of a circleof twelve inches in diameter (that is tosay exceeds 113.0976 square inches) or ifturbine-

Bah condenser 1.7

Without condenser .. .. 17 0In the case of suction gas engines or other

internal combustion engines of over 50brake horse-power

17In other eases 16 16)

But if the engine-driver also attends an elec-tric generator or dynamo (other than adynamo for merely lighting the works), beshall have an additional payment

(a.) If the engine or engines have a singlecylinder with a bore exceeding twelve inchesin diameter or have singly or togethertwo or more cylinders the sum of the areasof 'whose bores exceeds the area of a circletwenty-four inches in diameter, or if tur-bine,

(b.) If not ..1 00 6

J-Lx 23, 1922.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1187

In all cases in reckoning the time of duty, any timenecessarily occupied in raising, steam, starting up, orclosing clown engines or in banking fires shall be in-eluded,

-Work-ors c ugaged as relieving .Drivers shall be paidat the rate fixed by this Award for the highest grade.

The wages under this Award are payable under a con-tract of daily service.

4. The employers mentioned in the following tableshall pay au additional sixpence per day or shift to therates hereinbefore mentioned to those 'Winding Engine-drivers who are employed by them on the work speciallymentioned in such table.

Company.

Esgiecs.

Shaft. Engine.

Associated Gold Mines ofw. a., Ltd.

Golden Horseshoe Estates Co.,Ltd.

Do. do. do.

Do. do. do.

Do. do. do.

Great Boulder PerseveranceG.M. Co., Ltd.

Do. do. do.Great Boulder Proprietary

G.M. Ltd.Do. do. do.

Do. do. do.

Do. do. do.Ivanhoe Gold Corporation,

Ltd.Do. do. do.

Lake View and Star, Limited.

Oroya Links, Ltd. ...

South Kalgurli Consolidated,Ltd.

Menzies Consolidated GoldMines, Limited

Sons of Gwalia, Limited ...Lancetield Gold Mines, Ltd.

Main Shaft

do.

No. 3 Shaft ...

Main Shaft

No. 2 Shaft ...

Main Shaft ...

No Ii Shaft ...Main Shaft ...

do.

Edwards Shaft.

Hamilton ShaftMain Shaft ...

do.

Lake View MainShaft

Brown Bill MainShaft

Main Shaft

do.

do.do.

Engine working twocompartments.

(Ivanhoe South Ex-tended, so long asthe Driver also firesthe boilers)

Engine working thirdcompartment.

Engine world lig twocompartments.do. do.

do. do.do. do.


Engine working twocompartments.do. do.


Engine working twocompartments.

5. The excess over the minimum wage paid by em-ployers to the Drivers of main mill engines prior to thisAward shall not to the extent of such excess be affectedby this Award, and an additional sixpence per shiftsliall lie paid to the Driver of the main mill engine ofthe Lake View and Star, Limited.

In witness whereof this Award has been signed by-the President of the Court, and the Seal of the Conrthas been hereto affixed this fifteenth day of June, 1922.

(Sgd.) T. P. DRAPER,President.

COURT OF ARBITRATION, 'WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

Nos. 1 and 5 of 1922.Between the Associated Gold Misses of Western Aus-

tralia, Limited, Applicants, andAustralian 'Workers' Union, Westralian Goldfields Min'

ing Branch, and the Coolgardie Federated Miners'Union, Boulder Branch, Respondents.

THE Court of Arbitration of 'Western Australia (lothhereby snake the following Award in connection with theIndustrial Dispute between the above-mentioned parties:

AWARD.

1. Area.This :Award shall operate over the Yilgarn,Coolgardie, Broad. Arrow, Dundas, East Coolgardie, NorthCoolgardie, North-East Coolgardie, Mount Margaret,and East Murchison Goldfields.

2. TemThe currency of this d shall be fora period of two years from the date hereof.

3. Rates of Wages.Rock Drill Men in ShaftsRock Drill Men in RisesRock Drill Men in Winzes .. ..Rock Drill Men in all other places, in-

cluding open cuts .. .. 17 2

Popper 'Machine Man .. 17 273

Hand Miners in Shafts .. 17 6

Hand Miners in Rises .. 17 0

Ham" Miners in Winzes 16 8

Hand Miners in all other places, includ-ing open cuts .. .. .. 16 4

Shaft Timber Men .. .. .. 18 4Timber Men .. .. .. .. 17 9

Mullockers, Truckers, Shovellers, andTool Carriers . .. .. 15 6 71

Bracemen, Flatness, and Skipmen .. 16 6

Man in charge of explosives magazine.. 17 0 0Flatlayer (underground) .. 16 6

Sealers (underground) .. .. 17 6

Sampler . .. 16 8

Rock breakercrackerman .. 16 0Battery Feeders, Battery 'MI:mien, and

Mill hands .. 15 0Battery Repairers, and Repairers chang-

ing rabbles, wearing plates, and ad-justing lining plates in ball mill .. 16 6

Mechanic 's Labourer 15 6 71

Inns Furnace Man 17 0

Castings Dresser 15 6Pitman and Pumpman, engaged un-

watering a mine . 17 6

Pumpman on the e e 16 6Ball Mill Hand 16 0 0Fireman

Leading 17 0 0Steam 16 0 0Roaster 16 0 .0

Wood Trimmer .. 15 6 0Greaser, cleaner and oiler .. 16 0

.11

Motor Man 16 10 0Boiler Cleaners .. .. 17 6

Filter Press Filler .. 16 10Cyanide and Filter Press Men .. 16 () ,,Amalgamator .. 16 8 0Wilfley Tablemen .. 15 4Grinding Pompon .. 15 6 .0Vacuum Plant Hands

Top ManBottom Man ..

Timber Dresser ..Sawyer and Benchman ..SpottersTool Sharpener ..Molman Hoist Driver (above ground) ..:Holman IToist Driver (underground) ..:Blacksmith's Strikes' . . .

Plate Layer on Surface ..

At the rate ofs. d.

18 4 per shift17 1017 6

17 015 816 1016 1016 1017 016 1017 415 6

. 16 0

Rosier and Rigger 17 0

Sailor Gang Men .. 15 6Conveyor Beltman 15 0Horse Driver .. .. 15 ()

Horse Driver (for feeding and groom-ing horse, one shilling extra).

Sanitary :Man'WatchmanGeneral LabourersSmelter (gold room)BOYS employed on work at which it was

usual to employ them prior to AwardNo. 7 of 1920

Under 17 years of age17 to 18 years of age18 to 19 years of age

18 410 613 010 8

8 0

.. 10 0

1:1 0

The wages under this Award are payable under acontract of daily service.

4. Hours of Labour.(a.) Forty -eight hours, exelu-sive crib time, shall constitute a week's work forsurface workers. If more than one shift is worked onthe surface the forty-eight hours shall then be inclusiveof crib time.

( M) Forty-four hours sluff! constitute a week 's tivorkunderground, including crib time,

1188 GOVERNMENT' GAZETTE, W.A. [Ju.NE 23, 1922.

O.., On Mondays to Fridays inclusive eight hours,iuciudrng crib thue, ainl on Saturdays four hours, ex-cluding crib thee, shall comprise the week's work forunderground tvorkers.

l(1.1 A day's work on the surface shall he deemed tobe satisfied ii' time of duty he eight and three-quarterhours on five days in each week, 1110 four and a quarterhours on one day.

(e.) Si x hours shall constitute a shift's work lit allrises, or it sinking specially wet shafts and winzes, telfor men engaged 115 boiler cleaners, or in cleaning dustbins or times.

Occrtimc.(a.) For work done beyond the hoursor duty On any ordinary day payment shall be at therate of time and a half for the first two hours and doubletime thereafter.

(b.) Duty on Sundays or holidays shall be paid atdouble time,

(e.) These overtime rale;s shall not apply to excesstime due to private arrangement between the employeesthemselves, or which is necessary for effecting periodicalrotation of shifts or which is owing to a relieving mannot coming at the appointed time.

The time for which any worker may be paid at ordin-ary rates instead of overtime, due, to a relieving mailnot coming at the proper time shall not exceed twohours, after the expiration of which overtime rates shallapply.

(0.) When workers arc engaged on a process whichis necessarily continuous such process may be workedon Sunday at the ordinary rate, if the workers are notrequired to work more than six days consecutively.

(e.) When computing overtime the district allowanc:?sshall not be computed as an addition to the day's pay.

6. Wet Planes.Ill all wet or hot places eighteen-pence extra per shift shall be paid in addition to therates set out. This extra payment shall not apply toSul:clause (e) of Clause 4.

7. Dry Crushing Plant,s.No dry crushing plant shallhe operated unless such conditions as obviate dust as faras is reasonably practicable. It shall be the duty ofthe Inspector of Mines to make an examination of alldry crushing plants in his districts, once in each month,and at such other times as he may be requested so to doby the Secretary of the 'Union. He shall examine andreport to the Court, and such report shall be prima facieevidence of the facts stated therein.

Piece ll'orker8.--There shall be implied in everycontract in which it worker is engaged to perform anykind. of work at or for It remuneration other than therates fixed he' this Award, the terms and conditions here-inafter set forth, viz.:

(a.) Where the engagement is for a period of timesuch period shall not be determined before the expira-tion thereof, without the written consent of the worker.

(b.) Where the engagement is to perform It specifiedquantity of ~cork the amount of work to be performedshall not be curtailed by a greater amount than 5 per

(c.) The rate of remuneration agreed upon shall notIse decreased during the engagement.

(0.) The actual remuneration paid for the ivork doneshall not be less than the amount which the workerwould have received for the period of his work if hehad been working for that period at the rate of wagesfixed by this Award for the work done.

(e.) The price of any article supplied by the em-ploy for thg use of the worker during the period of his

..ogenieut shall not be increased during the period,and shall in no ease exceed the cost or price of the articleto the employer at the place of supply.

(f.) Where the work is to be carried out by a boclyof workers acting together, the number of workers tobe employed shall be specified in the contract. In theevent of the specified number of workers not being pre-sent 0uring any shift, the employer may provide a sub-stitute in the pia,. of any worker absent, and shall paysuch substitute wages at the rate fixed by this Award,or 1)y- the contract whichever shall be the greatest, forthe work done by -him during the time he is so employedas it substitute, and may charge such payment againstally Malley found due under the contract.

(g,) Where any workers are employed to work by orwith the contraetors at It wages remuneration. the Ole-plop,r shall be entitled to ray the amount due to suchwa.?e workers for the Period of their several employ-ment by the rate fixed by this Award, or the rate fixedby the contract, whichever shall be the greater, and to

charge the payment so made against the amount foundlite to the contractors. A printed copy of these con-ditions shall be kept exhibited in the change room onthe mine.

fiptidays.--The following shall be holidays:-I hristinas Day, Faster Monday, and Labour Day. l.fChristmas Day falls on it Sunday the following' Mondayshall he kept.

('usual Iroikers.Men employed for less thanone week shall he (muside,red casual, and shall receiveone shilling per shift above the rates specified for

DriHICl/Ig WOCP.---(40od drinking water shall besupplied on all levels where men arc working and keptcool and free from dust.

1 2. Frrc d'alc1.-111 all districts where free water issupplied by the employer, single men shall get threegallons, and married men six gallons per day.

Aro I ad net io worker tvho rea.y be at thedate of issue Of this Award in receipt of a higher rateof pay for his particular class of work titan is hereinprescribed shall not suffer by reason of this Award allyreduction in the amount which such worker was receivingabove the rate prescribed by Award No. 7 of 1920.

11. Mixed Fanetions.Any worker carrying out workclassified at a higher minbnum than his ordinary ratefor to.0 hours in any shift, shall be paid at the minimumrate for such work for the whole of that shift, providedthat such minimum is not lower than such worker 'sregular rate of pay. If he be employed for less thantwo hours at work classified at a higher minimum thanhis ordinary rate, he shall be paid Ids ordinary rate forthe whole shift.

15. Changc nooms.If more than four persons areemployed_ umh.rground in any mine in one shift, sufficientaccommodation shall be provided above ground near theprincipal entrance to the mine, 1111,1 not in the engineroom or boiler house, for enabling the persons employedin the mine to conveniently dry and change their clothes,and in no case shall men change their clothes upon a

Upton OAricial.A duly accredited official of theshall he allowed to collect Union fees at the offices

of the mine on pay days, and shall be allowed to inspecttime sheets and pay sheets relating to any worker affectedby this Award, and make extracts therefrom.

IT. Nedaction of liaPds.Should occasion arise toreduce the number of men employed, the management, inselecting those to be retained, shall give full weight tothe cousideration of length of service, and, all thingsbeing equal, shall retain those who have been longest inthe employ of the company.

18. Accidei;1 Pay.In the event of an employee meet-ing with ;111 accident during the shift, or being requiredto attend to one who has met with an accident, he shallhe deemed to have rendered fluty during the whole ofthe shift, and be paid accordingly.

19. Rell Payment for Shift.After beginning a shiftworkers shall not be paid less than for a full shift,unless they leave of their 011.11 ileesallt, or are dismissedfor misconduct. This shall not apply in matters beyondthe contra] of the management.

20. Water Jets.Provision of the regulations madeunder the Mines Regulation Act for the prevention ofdust shall be deemed to be incorporated in this Award.

21. Payment of .frages.Pa.y day shall be in accord-ance with Section 55 of the Mines Regulation Act. Anytyorker leaving. or being discharged shall be paid thefull amount of wages due to him within one hour ofceasing work, or within one hour of the opening of themine office, if such office was closed at the time of hisceasing work, or if the work done requires to be measuredor assessed, within two hours of ceasing, work.

22, Hours in 1-Tot Places.No person shall be allowedto work for a longer period than six hours in any partof the underground working of a mine when the tem-perature in that part ascertained by the reading of theloot bulb thermometer exceeds Ti degrees Fahrenheitfor n period of four consecutive hours. The reading ofthe thermometer shall he ascertained at intervals of one-half hour over four hours, and the average of suchreading's shall be taken as the temperature during thatperiod. The Inspector of Mines shall take readings10110n requited so to (.10 by any worker or by the Secre-tary of the Union. The manager of the mine shall pro-N'1116 a wet bulb thermometer.

JUNE 23, 1922.1 GOVERNMENT GA Z: Tt, V.A. 1189

23. Annual Ilcnidays. A fortnight's holiday, includ-ing twelve working days, shall be granted once in eachyear to every worker on full pay. Provided that, shouldthe employment be terminated before the holiday is clue,the worker shall, after the completion of one month'sservice, be entitled to one clay's pay in lieu of holidaysfor every month and proportionately for any portion ofmonth of service. Provided further that where theworker is dismissed to wilful misconduct he shall notbe entitled to the benefit of the provisions of this clause.A piece-worker shall be entitled to be paid when on holi-day the minimum rate for his grade.

24. Underground Workers.All men who have to gounderground to work, and the bracemen, shall work thesame hours as miners.

25. .Explasives.All men using explosives shall beclassed as miners.

26. Linte.Lime used in the reduction of ore shallnot be mixed in battery bins.

27. District Adcocances.ln addition to the wagesprescribed in Clause 3 of this Award, the followingallowances shall be paid for six' days per week to workersemployed in the districts of:

(1.) Hampton Plains, Mount Nit:sager, Gwalia,Laverton, and St. IvesOne shilling per day orportion of a day extra.

(2.) Mulline, Iliverina, Yundamindera, and LindenOne shilling and sixpence per day or portion ofa day extra.

(3.) Lawlers and WilunaOne shilling and ninepenceper day or portion of a day extra.

(4.) NorsemanSixpence per clay or portion of aday extra.

In addition to the above the Court reserves to itselfthe power on the application of any person or partybound by this Award to prescribe a district allowancefor any area not specified and comprised within the areacovered by this Award.

28. Definitions." Wet Places."Should any dispute arise as to

whether any place is wet or especially wet within themeaning of Clause 4, Subclatise (e), such dispute shallbe referred to a Board, constituted of a representativeappointed by the employer and a representative appointedby the Miners' -Union of which the worker concerned isa member, with the Warden of the Goldfields in whichsuch mine is situated as Chairman. The decision of amajority of the Board shall be final.

"Timber Man" (ordinary).Timber man shall meana worker engaged in underground timberwork, but aminer timbering his own working's shall not be classedas a timber man.

"Timber Man" (shaft).A shaft timber man shallmean a worker engaged in shaft timbering or timberwork, but a. miner timbering his own shaft shall not lieclassed as a shaft timber man.

"Braceman."Braceman shall mean any worker ischarge of a cage at the mouth of a shaft; if more thanone cage each worker shall be classed as a bracemen,but shall not include any worker who may be temporarilyassisting a braceman in loading.

" Platman '' (or "Skipman") shall mean any workerin charge of a cage or skip; if more than one cage orskip each worker so in charge shall be classed as a plat-man or skipman.

"Hot Places" shall mean places underground wherethe temperature exceeds 76 degrees Fahrenheit, using'the wet bulb.

29. Antendinent of Award. This Award may, on theapplication of any party or person affected by its pro-visions, be amended by the Court after the expiration oftwelve months from the date hereof.

In witness whereof this Award has been signed by thePresident of the Court, and the Seal of the Court hasbeen hereto affixed this fifteenth day of dune, 1.922.


COURT OF AR I311 1AT I ON, 'ESA UST RADIX.

ERN


tralia, Limited, Applicant, andThe Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners of

Australasia, Kalgoorlie Branch, Respondent.THE Court of Arbitration of Western Australia (lothhereby snake the following Award in connection withthe Industrial Dispute between the above-mentionedparties:

AWARD.1. _bevy. This Award shall operate in the mining

industry over the Yilgarn, Coolgardie, Broad Arrow,Dundas, East Coolgardie, North (lootgardie, North-EastCoolgardie, Mount Margaret, and East Murchison Gold-fields.

2. Tema. The currency of this Award shall be fora period of one year from the date hereof.

3. Rates of Pay. s. d.Carpenters, per day or shift .. .. 0 19 0Apprentices, per week

First year 1 2 6Second year 1 10 0Third year 2 7 6Fourth 3 7 6Fifth 3 17 6

In addition to the above all allowance of one shillingper week shall be paid as a tool allowance to a Carpen-ter, and ninepence per week to apprentices in their lastthree years.

The wages hereby prescribed for Carpenters are pay-able under a contract of daily service.

4. Hours of Labour.---(a.) Forty-eight hours, exclu-sive of crib time, shall constitute a week's work forsurface workers. If more than one shift is worked onthe surface the forty-eight hours shall then be inclusiveof crib time.

(b.) The clay's work on the surface shall be deemedto be satisfied if time of duty Ito eight and three-quarterhours on five days in each week and four and a-quarteron one day.

5. Overtime.(a.) For work done beyond the hoursof duty on any ordinary day payment shall be at therate of time and a-half for the first two hours anddouble time thereafter.

(b.) Duty on Sundays or holidays shall be paid atdouble time.

(c.) When computing overtime the district allowancesshall not be computed as an addition to the day's pay.

6. iiTI and Dusty Places.In dust bins or wherewater is continually dropping so that the clothing orfeet become wet, one shilling per day or shift or fractionof a sidling in proportion to the time worked in wetplaces shall be paid in addition to the rates prescribedin Clause 3.

7. Holidays.---The following days shall be holidays:Christmas Day, Easter Monday, and Labour Day. IfChristmas Day fall on a Sunday the following Mondayshall be kept.

8. Casual Worders.Men employed for less than oneweek shall be considered casual, and shall receive oneshilling per shift above the rates specified for the work.

9. Free Water.In all districts where free wateris supplied by the employer, single men shall get threegallons, and married men six gallons per clay.

10. Union duly accredited official of theUnion shall be allowed to collect Union fees at theoffices of the mine on 1 ay days, and shall be allowedto inspect time sheets and pay sheets relating to anyworker affected by this Ward, and make extracts there-from.

A secure weather-proof place shall be providedby the employer -wherein Carpenter's tools may be lockedup, apart from the cmployer 's plant or material.

Employer shall provide grindstones. Workersshall be allowed to maintain their tools in proper work-ing conditions in working hours.

13, s;lanual Holidays.A fotnight's holiday, includ-ing twelve working days, shall be granted once in eachyear to every worker on full pay. Provided that, shouldthe employment be terminated before the holiday is duethe worker shall, after the completion of one month 'sservice, be entitled to one day 's pay in lieu of holidays

1190 GOYEI NMENT GAZEiTTE, W.A. [JUNE 23, 1922.

for every month and proportionately for any portionof month of service. Provided further that where theworker is dismissed for wilful misconduct he shall notlie entitled to the provisions of this clause. A piece-worker shall be entitled to be paid when on holiday theminimum rate for his grade.

14. District Allowanecs.-1 n addition to the -wagesprescribed in Clause 3 of this Award, the followingshall be paid for six days per week to workers employedin the districts of :

(1.) Hampton Plains, Mount Monger, Gwalia,Laverton, and St. IvesOne shilling per dayor portion of a day extra.

(2.) Mulline .Riverhia, Imalamindera, and LindenOne shilling and sixpence per day or portionof a day extra.

(3.) Lawlers and WilunaOne shilling and ninepenceper day or portion of a day extra.

(4.) NorsemanSixpence per day or portion of a dayextra.


15. Apprentices. (a.) Au apprentice means a workerregistered as an apprentice in manner hereinafter pro-vided.

(b.) The term of apprenticeship shall be five years.A probationary period of three months previous to beingbound shall be lawful, such probationary period to becounted as portion of the term in the event of the pro-bationer becoming bound.

(c.) Any employer hereafter taking an apprentice orprobationer shall, within fourteen days theremfter, regis-ter such apprentice or probationer by giving noticethereof to the Clerk of the Court, in the prescribed form:Provided that an apprentice or probationer shall bedeemed to be duly registered during the said period offourteen days.

(d.) The proportion of apprentices to Carpenters shallbe one to three or fraction of three.

(e.) H. the apprentice is employed on a mine, andthe mine ceases any operations in which. the apprenticeis engaged, the afTrenticeship may be terndnated, inwhich case the apprentice Shall he given a certificate toshow the time he has served. Should the apprenticedesire to complete his nJprenticeship with another em-ployer, the certificate lie has received from a formeremployer shall be prima facie evidence of the wageshe is entitled to receive and of the period accessary tocomplete his apprenticeship.

(f.) The following provisions shall apply in 'respectof all apprentices:

(1.) An employer 'shall be deemed to undertake theduty which he agrees to perform, viz., teaching Deapprentice the trade as a duty enforceable under thisAward, and shall pay the apprentice the rate of wagesherein proVided.

(2.) At the end of the period of apprenticeship theemployer shall give the apprentice a certificate to showthat lie has served his apprenticeship. Should the em-ployer at any time before the termination of the termof apprenticeship desire to dispense with the servicesof the apprentice he may, with the consent of theapprentice, transfer him to another employer carryingon business within a reasonable distance of the originalemployer's place of business willing to continue to teachthe apprentice and to pay the rate of wages prescribedby this Award, according to the total length of timeserved, and generally to perform the obligations of theoriginal employer. He shall also give tin apprentice acertificate of the time served and of the rate of wagespaid, and shall give notice to the Cleric of the Court ofArbitration of such transfer in the form provided. Itshall not be obligatory upon the employer to find theapprentice another employer if lie shall so misconducthimself as to entitle the employer to discharge him, buthe shall nevertheless give him a certificate for the timeactually served.

(3.) An employer shall be deemed to fail in his dutytowards his apprentice if he wilfully migeets to keep himconstantly at work, but slackness of work may forum aproper ground for transferring him to an employer will-ing to undertake the responsibility of teaching

(4.) When an apprentice is discharged for cause, theemployer shall send notice in writing of the diseliargeand of the cause thereof to the said Clerk of the Court.

16. The minimum wage of any apprentice engagedunder the terms of this Award shall be subject to altera-tion by the Court when the wages of workers under thisAward are being revised or a new Award is made.

ess whereof this Award has been signed by the:President of the Court, and the Seal of the Court hasbeen hereto affixed this fifteenth day of June, 1922.


COURT OF ARBITRATION, WESTERNAUSTRALIA.


tralia, Limited, Applicants, andThe Federated Moulders: (Metals) Union of Austral-

asia, W.A., District Goldfields Branch, Respondent.THE Court of Arbitration of Western Australia clothhereby make the following Award in connection withthe Industrial Dispute between the above-mentionedparties:

AWARD.1. A reo,.--This Award shall operate in the mining

industry over the Vilgarn, Coolgardie, Broad Arrow,Dundas, East Coolgardie, North Coolgardie, North-EastCoolgardie, Mount Margaret, and East Murchison Gold-

T ern.The currency of this Award shall be fora period of one year from the date hereof.

3. _Rates of Wages. s. d.Moulders, per day or shift 0 19 0Apprentices, per week

First year 1 2 6Second year 1 10 0Third year 2 7 6Fourth year

7 6Fifth year .. 17 6The wages hereby prescribed for .:\loulders are pay-

able under a contract of daily service.4. hours of L abo r.--(a.) Forty-eight hours, exclu-

sive of crib time, shall constitute a week's work. Ifmore than one shift is worked the forty-eight hours shallthen be inclusive of crib time.

(b.) A day's work on the surface shall be deemed tobe satisfied if time of duty be eight and three-quarterhours on five days in each week and four and a-quarterhours on one day.

5. Overtime.(a.) For work done beyond the hoursof duty on any ordinary day payment. shall be at therate of time and alialf for the first two hours anddouble time thereafter.


(e.) :When computing overtime the district allowancesshall not be computed as an addition to the day's pay.

G. itiolidays.--Tlie following days shall be holidays:--Christmas Day, buster Monday, and Labour Day. IfChristmas Day fall on a Sunday the following Mondayshall be kept.

7. .(; usual 11/ ark ers.Men employed for less than oneweek shall be considered casual, and shall receive oneshilling per shift above the rates specified for the work.

8. F re c 111 all districts where free wateris supplied by the employer, single men shall get threegallons, and married men six gallons per day.

9. Union Official.A duly accredited official of theUnion_ shall be allowed to collect Union fees at theoffices of the mine on pay days, and shall be allowedto inspect time sheets and pay sheets relating' to anyworker affected by this Award, and make extracts there-from.

10, Anil/mt. HaTidays.A fortnight's holiday, includ-ing twelve working days, shall be granted once in eachyear to every worker on full. pay. Provided that, shouldthe employment be terminated before the holiday is duethe worker shall, after the completion of one month'sservice, be entitled to one day's pay in lieu of holidaysfor every month and proportionately for any portionof month of service. Provided further that where theworker is dismissed for wilful misconduct he shall notbe entitled to the benefit of the provisions of this clause.A pieceworker shall be entitled to be paid when onholiday- the minimum rate for his grade.

JUNE 23, l922.] OVERNMENT

11. District Allowances.In addition to the wagesprescribed in Clause 3 of this Award, the followingallowances shall be paid for six clays per week to workersemployed in the districts of :

(L) Ilampton Plains, Mount. Monger, Murrill, Gwalia,Laverton, and St. IvesOne shilling per dayor portion of a day extra.

(2.) Mulline Riverina, Iundamindera, and LindenOne shilling and sixpence per day or portionof a day extra.

(3.) Landers and WU unaOne shilling and ninepeneeper day or nortion of a day extra.

(4.) NorsemanSixpence per day or portion of a dayextra.


12. Apprentices.--(a.) Au apprentice means a workerregistered as all apprentice in manner hereinafter pro-vided.

(b.) The term of apprenticeship shall be five years.A probationary period of three months previous to beingbound shall be lawful, such probationary period to liecounted as portion of the term in the event of the pro-bationer becoming' bound.

(c.) Any employer hereafter taking an apprentice orprobationer shall, within fourteen days thereafter, regis-ter such apprentice or probationer by giving noticethereof to the Clerk of the Court, in the prescribed formProvided that an apprentice or probationer shall bedeemed to be duly registered during the said period offourteen days.

(d.) The proportion of apprentices to Moulders shallbe one to three or fraction of three.

(e.) if the apprentice is employed on a mine, andthe mine ceases any operations in which the apprenticeis engaged, the apprenticeship may be terminated, inwhich case the apprentice shall be given a certificate toshow the time he has served. Should the apprenticedesire to complete his apprenticeship with another em-ployer, the certificate he has ,received from a formeremployer shall be prima fade evidence of the wageslie is entitled to receive and of the period necessary tocomplete his apprenticeship.

(f.) The following provisions shall apply in respectof all apprentices:

(1.) An employer shall be deemed to undertake. theduty which lie agrees to perform, viz., teaching theapprentice the trade as a duty enforceable under thisAward, and shall pay the apprentice the rate of wagesHerein provided.

(2.) At the end of the period of apprenticeship theemployer shall give the apprentice a certificate to showthat lie has served his apprenticeship. Should the em-ployer at any time before the termination of the termof apprenticeship desire to dispense with the servicesof the apprentice he may, with the consent of theapprentice, transfer him to another employer carryingon business within a reasonable distance of the originalemployer's place of business willing to continue to teachthe apprentice and to pay the rate of wages prescribedby this Award, according to the total length of timeserved, and generally to perform the obligations of theoriginal employer. Tie shall also give the anprenticecertificate of the time served and of the rate of wagespaid, and shall give notice to the Clerk of the Court ofArbitration of such transfer in the form provided. Itshall not be obligatory upon the employer to find theapprentice another employer if he shall so misconducthimself as to entitle the employer to discharge him, buthe shall nevertheless give him a certificate of the timeactually served.

(3.) An employer shall be deemed to fail in his dutytowards Ids apprentice if he wilfully neglects to keephim constantly at work, lint slackness of work may forma proper ground for transferring him to an employerwilling to undertake the resuonsibility of teaching him.

(4.) When an apprentice is discharged for cause, theeinnloyer shall send notice in writing of the discharge,and the cause thereof, to the said Cleric of the Court.

13. The minimum wage of any apprentice engagedunder the terms of this Award shall be subject to altera-tion by the Court, when the wages of workers underthis Award are being reviewed, or a new Award is made.

In witness whereof this Award has been signed by thePresident of the Court, and the Seal of the Court hasbeen hereto affixed this 'fifteenth day of .Tune, 1922.

(Sgd.) T. P. DRAPERPresident.

GAZ ET TE, W.A. 1191

COUNT OE ARBITRATION, WESTERNAUSTRALIA.


tralia, Limited, Applicants, andThe Kalgoorlie and Boulder Plumbers and Sheet Metal

Workers' Union, Respondent.THE Court of Arbitration of Western Australia clothhereby make the following Award in connection withthe Industrial Dispute between the above-mentionedparties:

AWARD.

1.. Ai-N.This Award shall operate in the miningindustry over the Yilgarn, Coolgardie, Broad Arrow,Dundas, East Coolgardie, North Coolgardie, North-EastCoolgardie, Mount Margaret, and East Murchison Gold-fields.

2. T erm.--The currency of this Award shall be fora period of one year from

3. Rates of Wu gcs.

the date hereof.At the rate of

s. d.Plumbers, per day or shift .. 0 19 0Apprentices, per week

First year .. 1 2 6Second year .. 1 10 0Third year .. 2 7 6'Fourth year .. 3 7 6Fifth year .. 3 17 6

These wages hereby prescribed for Plumbers are pay-able under a contract of daily service.

4. flours of Labour. (a.) Forty-eight hours, exclu-sive of crib time, shall constitute a week's work forsurface workers. If more than one shift is worked onthe surface the forty-eight hours shall then be inclusiveof crib time.

(b.) A day's work on the surface shall be deemed tobe satisfied if time of duty be eight and three-quarterhours 011 five days in each week and four and a-quarterhours on one clay.

5. 0 vertime.(a.) For work done beyond the hoursof duty on any ordinary day payment shall be at therate of time and a-half for the first two hours anddouble time thereafter.


(c.) When computing overtime the district allowancesshall not be computed as an addition to the clay's pay.

6. holidays. The following days shall be holidays:Christmas Day, !Easter Monday, and Labour Day. IfChristmas Day fall on a Sunday the following Mondayshall be kept.

7. Casual IF orkers.--Mell employed for less than oneweek shall be considered casual, and shall receive oneshilling' per shift above the rates specified for the work.

S. Free IF a,1 cr.In all districts where free wateris supplied by the employer, single men shall get threegallons, and married nee six gallons per day.

9. Union. 0 cia' .A duly accredited official of the.Union shall be allowed to collect Union fees at theoffices of the mine on pay days, and shall be allowedto inspect time sheets and pay sheets relating to anyworker affected by this Award, and make extracts there-from.

10. A mt,kat Holidays.A fortnight's holiday, includ-ing twelve working days, shall be granted once in eachyear to every worker on full pay. Provided that, shouldthe employment be terminated before the holiday is duethe worker shall, after the completion of one month'sservice, be entitled to one day's pay in lieu of holidaysfor every month and proportionately for any portionof month of service. Provided further that where theworker is dismissed for wilful misconduct he shall notbe entitled to the benefit of the. provisions of this clause.A pieceworker shall be entitled to be paid when onholiday the minimum rate for his grade.

11. District At' owances.In addition to the wagesprescribed in Clause 3 of tlds Award, the followingallowances shall lie paid for six days per week to workersemployed in the districts of:

(1.) Flampton Plains, Mount Monger, Murrill., Gwalia,Laverton, and St. IvesOne shilling per dayor portion of a day extra.

(2.) Mullin°, Riverina, Yundamindera, and LindenOne shilling- and sixpence per day or portionof a clay extra.

1192 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Jas E 23, 1922.

(3.) Lawlers and WilunaOne shilling and ninepenceper day or portion of a. day extra.

(4.) Horseman Sixpence per day or portion of a dayextra.

Iu addition to the above the Court reserves to itselfthe power on the application of any person or partybound by this Award to prescribe a district allowancefor any area not specified and comprised within the areacovered by this Award.

12. A p /14 fees.(a.) An apprentice means a workerregistered as an apprentice in manner hereinafter pro-vided.

(b.) The term of apprenticeship shall be five years.A probationary period of three monthsprevious to beinghound shall be lawful, such probationary period to hecounted as portion of the term in the event of the pro-bationer becoming- bdund.

(c.) Any employer hereafter taking an apprentice orprobationer shall, within fourteen days tltereafter, regis-ter such apprentice or probationer by giving noticethereof to the Clerk of the Court, in the prescribed form:Provided that an apprentice or probationer shall bedeemed to be duly registered during the said period offourteen days.

(d.) The proportion of apprentices to Plumbers shallbe one to three or fraction of three.

(e.) if the apprentice is employed on a mine, andthe mine ceases any operations in which the apprenticeis engaged, the apprentieeship may be terminated, inwhich ease the apprentice shall lie given a certificate toshow the time he has served. Should the apprenticedesire to complete his apprenticeship with another em-ployer, the certificate he has received from a formeremployer shall be prima facie evidence of the wageshe is entitled to receive and of the period necessary tocomplete his apprenticeship.

(f.) The following provisions shall also apply inrespect of apprentices:

(1.) An employer shall he deemed to undertake theduty which lie agrees to perform, viz., teaching theapprentice the trade as a duty enforceable under thisAward, and shall pay the apprentice the rate of wagesherein provided.

(2.) At the end of the period of apprenticeship theemployer shall give the apprentice a certificate to showthat he has served his apprenticeship. Should the em-ployer at any time before the termination of the termof apprenticeship desire to dispense with the servicesof the apprentice he may, with the consent of theapprentice, transfer him to another employer carryingon business within a reasonable distance of the originalemployer's place of business willing to continue to teachthe apprentice and to pay the rate of wages prescribedby this Award, according to the total length of timeserved, and generally to perform the obligations of theoriginal employer. He shall also give the apprentice n.certificate of the time served and of the rate of wagespaid, and shall give notice to the Clerk of the Court ofArbitration of such transfer in the form provided. Itshall not be obligatory upon the employer to find theapprentice another employer if he shall so misconducthimself as to entitle the employer to discharge him, buthe shall nevertheless give him a certificate for the timeactually served.

(3.) An employer shall he deemed to fail in his dutytowards his apprentice if he wilfully neglects to keephim at work, but slackness of work may form a properground for transferring him to all employer willing toundertake the responsibility of teaching him.

(4.) When an apprentice is discharged for cause theemployer shall send notice in writing of the discharge,and of the cause thereof, to the said Clerk of the Court.

13. The minimum wage of any apprentice engagedunder the terms of this Award shall be subject to altera-tion by the Court when the wages of workers under thisAward are being reviewed or a. new Award is made.

In witness whereof this Award has been signed by thePresident of the Court, and the Seal of the Court hasbeen hereto affixed this fifteenth day of June, 1922.

(SO.) T. P. DRAPER,President.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.

TEE Minister for Lands, being the owner of landover or along which the portion of road hereunder de-scribed passes, have applied to the Yilgarn Road Boardto close the said portion of road, viz.:

Ili/gamCorr. 1.082/22.Y. 30.That portion of Virginis Street passing along

the North-Eastern boundary of G.A. Lot 19 from itsNorth to its Nast corners. (Plan Southern Cross Town-site.)

C. G. MORRIS,for Minister for Lands.

T, James Nunn, on behalf of the Yilgarn Road Board,hereby assent to the above application to close the roadtherein described.

JAMES NUNN,Chairman Yilgarn Road Board.

7th .Trine, 1922.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.

, WILER.ED CARRAN, being the owner of land alongwhich the portion of road hereunder described passes,have applied to the Perenjori-Morawa Road Board toclose the said portion of road, viz.:----

P ere') ori-dformea181/22.P. 82.The surveyed road along the North-West

boundary of Reserve No. 16026 and the West boundaryof Victoria Location 6256; from Road No. 5563, at theNorth corner of said Reserve, to the South-West cornerof said Location.

WILFRED CARRAN.

T., W. E. Clarke, on behalf of the Perenjori- Morawa.Road Board, hereby assent to the above application toclose the rond therein described.

W. E. CLARKE,Chairman Perenjori-Morawa Road Board.

9t11 June, 1922.

THE ROAD DISTRACTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.

I, CHARLES OLIVER BLAND, being the owner of landover or along which the portion of road hereunder des-cribed passes, have applied to the Avon Road Board toclose the said portion of road, viz.:

Avon.6906/21.A. 82.The roads as hereunder set out:(1) The surveyed road along a North-West and part of

the West boundary of Avon Location 18141; from a sur-veyed road at the Eastern corner of Location 16044 toRoad No. 4911.

(2) The surveyed road along the South-East boundaryof Avon Location 18714; from road above described atits Eastern corner, to Road No 4941 at its Southerncorner. (Plan 3C/40, Fl.)

C. 0. BLAND

1, William Murphy, on behalf of the Avon Road.Board, hereby assent to the above application to closethe von d therein described.

W. MURPHY,Chairman Avon Road Board.

27th May, 1922.

BAYSWATER. ROAD BOARD.NOTICE is hereby given that the Bayswater RoadBoard proposes to borrow £3,000 to be raised by thesale of debentures. Unless previously redeemed at theoption of the Board on the 30th July, 1927, or 30th;filly, 1932, the debentures will be repayable on the 30thday of July, 1937.

Interest will be payable at the rate of £61/2 per cent.per annum and will be payable half-yearly on the 30thday of January and July in every year.

JUNE 23, 1922.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Payments of principal and interest will be made atthe Bayswater Road Board Office, Slade Street, Bays-water. The purposes for which the loan is to be appliedare construction, re-construction, and top-dressing ofroads. Plans, specifications, and estimate of such worksor underta1ings and a statement showing the proposedexpenditure, including the cost of supervision and initialexpenditure of raising the loan, are open for inspectionat the office of the Board for one month after the pub-lication of this notice, at all reasonable times.

Dated this 21st day of June, 1922.R. G. ARDAGH,

Chairman.

A. P. WYMOND,Secretary.

L. 13. (.1)01(-1, So:iettor, 11 cld Chambers, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Hansel Mundy Extended Gold Mining Company, No

Liability.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office orplace of business of the above-named company is situateat No. 15 Weld Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth,and is accessible to the general public on week-days,excepting Saturdays, between the hours of 9 o'clocka.m. and 5 o'clock p.m.; on Saturdays the office willclose at 12 o'clock noon; and that William ArmandCarcary is the duly appointed Attorney of the saidcompany in Western Australia.

Bated this 7th day of June, 1922.ROBINSON, COX, & WHEATLEY,

Solicitors for the said Company,20 Howard Street, Perth.

Western Australia.COMPANIES ACTS.

NOTICE is hereby given ',hat after the expiration ofThree months from the publication of this notice,Foggia, Jones, & Limited, will cease to carry onbusiness in the State of Western Australia.

Dated this lst day of ,Tune, 1922.(Sgd.) NORMAN SOUTH,

Attorney for the said Company.

THE business and assets of the above Company havebeen acquired by Eoggitt Jones, Limited, who will con-tinue the business at the same address.

NORMAN SOUTH,Attorney for Foggia Jones, Limited.

1/n.2/or, 77 mock, cc. Thomas, So'icitos for the Companies.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered liffice ofPeacock Brothers Proprietary, Limited, is situated atEmanuel Buildings; St. George's Terrace, Perth, and isaccessible to the public between 9 a.m. and 5 p.111. onweek-days, except Saturday, when the office closes at1 p.m.

Dated this 'end day of June, 1922.E. R. PEA 'OCT:, Governnnp Director.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Parker =Inimal Trap Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofParker Animal Trap Company, Limited, is situate atC.T.A. Buildings, St. George's Terrace, Perth, and willbe open for business between the hours of 9 a.m. and5 p.m. from Monday to Friday inclusive, and from 9a.m. to 12 noon on Saturdays.

Dated this 16th day of Done, 1922.STONE, JAMES, & CO.,

47 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the above-named Company.

1193

Mount Monger Proprietary Gold Mining Co., N.L.NOTICE is ]::ruby given that a Call (the third) ofThreepence per share (making- the shares paid Op toThree Milling- and threepence) has been made on allcontributing shores in the above company, and is duerued payable at the registered office of the company,Palace Ci. ainbers, Kalgoorlie., on Wednesday, the 12thlay of j Hy, 1922.

Dated this 17th day of June, 1922.E. F. JACK,

Secretary.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe West Australian Shipping Association, Limited, hasBeen removed from the corner of' Phillimoe and MonattStreets to Tilnison Buildings, Phillimore Street, Fre-mantle, as from the 19th June, 1922. The offices of thecompany will be open to the public, between the hoursof 9 a.m. and :5 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays, and onSaturdays from 9 a.m. to 1.2 noon.

For the West Australian Shipping Association,Limited,

G. C. BOYS,Secretary.

19111 .I one, 1922.

In the mailer of `` The Companies Act, 1893."(5(i Viet., No. S.)

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 26 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued tothe Parker A ilium I Trap Company, Limited.

Datr.d this 16th day of .Tune, 1922.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

tone Court Office, Perth, W.A.

CAN N LNG A 0 RIC ULT [TEAL AND HORTICULTURALSOC :NTY.

I, WALT ER PEEBLES JONES, of Albany [load, Can-nington, in the State of Western Australia, Secretary,Trustee of or person hereunto authorised by the CanningAgricultural and Horticultural Society, do hereby givenotice that I am desirous that such society should beincorporated under the provisions of "The Associationsloco rp ora t ion Act, 1895.1 '

WALTER P. JONES.

The following is a copy of the memorial intended tobe filed in the Snpreno. Court, under the provisions ofthe said Act:Memorial. of the Canning A grica-titral and Horticultural

Society, filed in pursuance of "The AssociationsIncorporation 1895.''

1. Name of the Society.---Canning Agricultural andHorticultural Society.

2. Object or purpose of the Society.To promote thedevelopment of the Agricultural, Pastoral, Horticultural,Viticultnral, and TIlaristrial Resources of the State; topurchase, take on lease, or otherwise acquire, and to layout and improve such lands and premises as may be re-quired ed for carrying on the objects of the Society.

3. Where situated or established. Albany Road, Can-nington.

4. The name or names of the Trustee or Trustees.--Walter Peebles Jones.

5. In whom the management of the Society is vestedand by what means (whether by deed settlement orotherwise). A council consisting, of president, sevenv iee-presi dents, and twelve other members elected forthat purpose pursuant to the rules and regulations of thesociety.

Dated this 6th day of June, 1922.WA.LTER P. JONES,

Secretary, Albany Road, Cannington.

1194 GOVERNMENT

AG Ii'l CU LT TRA.L :BANK ACT, 1906, AND AMEND-MENT ACTS.

for the purchase of the undermentionedbe received by E. A. Me La rty, M imaging

T ENDERSLeasies willTrustee.

Returnable 2Sth June, 1922.192/08.Williams Location 3873; being Joseph Wood 's Crown

Grant, Vol. 787, Folio 36. Area, 160 acres, situatedfour miles South-West of Highbury.

Returnable 12th July, 1922.S.S.S. 1001/20.Part Melbourne Location 908, Lot 6; being Lionel

Charles Christmas' Certificate of Title, Vol. 496, Folio56. Area, 304:4 acres, situated two and three-quartermiles South-West of Moora ; 183 acres first class, salmon,jam, and york-gum ; good red loamy soil ; 121. acresthird class, york-gum, jam, white-gum and scrub, claypatches with quartz outcrops ; good feed ; 195 acrescleared, 9 acres cleared but growing up ; 110 chainsnetting fence, 78 chains 6-wire, 222 chains 5-wire, and15 chains 3-wire fencing ; three soaks; house, eightrooms.

962/16.Avon 'Location 20257 ; being Arthur William Nickolls '

Grazing Lease 10454/68, and Homestead Farm Lease19579/74; area, 1,010 acres, situated three miles Westof Elabbin. About half the block is good quality, tim-bered with salmon, black mallee, white-gum, jam, andtamar scrub ; balance light soil with wodjil ; 528 acrescleared, 12 acres part cleared ; 100 chains 3-wire neigh-bour 's boundary fence, 30 chains 3-wire boundaryfence, 87 chains 3-wire internal fence ; 2 dams ; bushstable.

S.S.S. 26/22.Avon Locations 14580, 14578, 23165; being Thomas

Daniel Noonan 's Conditional Purchase Lease 38897/55and Homestead Farm Lease 22544/74. Area, 1,141acres, situated 10 miles South of 0 abbin ; 928 acres firstclass, salmon, gimlet, morrell ; 85 acres second class,mallee, ti-tree, jam ; 188 acres third class, sheoak, buoak, and mallee ; 10 acres cleared, 70 acres part cleared ;5:11 acres rung.

Returnable 11/7/ July, 1922.1436/10.Nelson Locations 2522, 3790, :1791, 2523 ; being Clar-

ence Vincent Zaphary Hicks and Ensie Duance Hicks'Conditional Purchase Leases 21854/55, 21855/55, andHomestead Farm Leases 11521/74, 11522/74. Area,6141/1 acres, situated five miles North of 'Diuminup.

The improvements are quoted from Office records andare believed to be correct, but the Trustees do not gun r-antee them.

Tend erers mast satisfy themselves as to the improve-ments and their condition.

All tenders to be forwarded to the Managing Trustee,Agricultural Bank.

No tender necessarily accepted.A. 1\ REAR-TY,

Managing Trustee.22nd June, 1922.

In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaInBankruptcy.

In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in t he matter of William .Tose phKirkham, of Subiaco and Victoria Park, Store-keeper, a Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named debtorhas executed a deed of assignment under the provisionsof " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898, " toQuint-in floblien :fames as Trustee, and that the sameis now- lying for inspection and execution at the officesof the Trustee, 50-52 Weld Chambers, St. George 's Ter-race, Perth.

Dated this 22nd day of June, 1922.

M. M. MOSS,0 ffi cial Receiver in Bankruptcy.

GAZETTE, W.A. [JuN-F: 23, 1922.

BANKRUPTCY ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1898.Notice of Meeting.

IN the matter of Percival (llaude Spouse, GeneralStorekeeper, Ca uniugton.

N OT C E is hereby given that a Meeting. of the Credi-tors of the above- named Prri lva Linde Spouse, ofCa nningt on, will be held_ at our offices, Commercial[Mimi Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth, on Friday,the 30th any of .lune, 1922, at the hour of 3.30 p.m.

Dated this 17th day of a une, 1922.[ES,1 J. I.. B. WE I.R & CO.,

Public, Accountants,Commercial Union Chambers, St. George's Terrace,

Perth.

the Supreme Court of fresh Australia InBantTniaeg.

In the matter of " The Bo likruptcy Act Amendment.Act, 1898," and in the matter of :Francis HaroldBradley, of Do \verb', Storekeeper and BilliardSaloon Proprietor, a Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named debtorhas executed a deed of assignment under the provisionsof " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," toJohn' Francis Burkett as Trustee, and that the same isnow lying for inspection and execution at the offices ofJ. P. Burkett & Co., Weld Chambers, St. George 's Ter -race, Perth:

Dated this 22M1 Clay of .Tune, 1922.

AL. M. MOSS,Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.

hi. /he Saprone Court of lreslemi Australia.P ..tter of Flan kru pRiy Act Amendment Act,

1 s. " mid in the matter of Al ark llolloway, ofOgilvie, in the State of Western Australia, a Debtor.

NOT.I E is hereby given that a Meeting of the Creditorsof M ark 1101107ay, of Ogilvie, in the State of WesternAustralia, farmer, will be field at tie' office: of H. W.

lorrisliy, Solicitor, Wi tenoom 's Buildings, Marine Tarra: Milton, on Wednesday, the fit th day of July,

at 3 o 'clock in the it tte ;moon.

iL.s.:1 .N A I RN & Mel) ON A.L DSol ictors, Commercial Travellers' Association

Buildings, St. George's Terrace, Perth,Agents for H. W. Morrisby, Marine Ter-race, Gera:lam', Solicitor for the debtor.

NOTICE OP DISSOL TION OP .PARTNERSELIP.1; ()TICE is hereby given that the partnership businessof Auctioneers and Estate Agents, heretofore carried onat Perth by Edward Ashenden, of Perth, and Morris

as., Limited, of Perth, under the firm name of " Ash-elute n & " has been dissolved 0) mutual consent asfrom the _'1st day of June, 1922. The said EdwardAshen ilen wilt continue to carry on the said businesson his own account, under the said firm name, and hewill receive all debts due to and pay ail liabilities duehy the said partnership.

.11:1 tea this 21st day of .1 one, 1922.

Signed by the said Ed ward Ashend en,'Lit the presence of,

\i. J. McKnight,Articled Law Clerk, Perth.

EDWARD AS EL ENDEN.The Common Seal of the said Morris

1 :Milted, was hereto affixed, in the1, ties once of ,--

W. J. Young',Accountant.

W. SCHRUTH,Managing Director.

La f- Wals7t, of Samson's Buildings, Barrack: Street,Perth, Solicitors for the said Ashenden (5. Go,

Ji xn 1922.1 (IOC ERNIIIl

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.ALL creditors or other persons having any claim againstthe partnership firm of "Salter & Miles,'' of theSalim. o Printing Works, 146 Rokeby Road, Snbiaco, upto j in el urldn g the eleventh day of March, 1922, are

nq 1 to Aim:. rd full particulars of same to theomit kii,i:HUtztely, Accounts for debts incurredsima the e must be rendered separately toRobert Sa , carp. or the undersigned.

Ar. K. J ONES,971 Hay Street, Perth.

11-: 7/20.BLS Ex,has apinoof "1::

months I;

Crown Law Department,Perth, 22nd June, 1922.

Administrator in Executive Councilrart B. 0 hid stone as a Deputy Member

l.ieensi;rti Bench, for a period et six[tom 1st june, 1922.

II. GORDON,for Under Secretary for Law

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Dentists Act and Amendment . . .

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Divorce Act . .

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Early Closing Act . . . .

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Fire Brigades Act, 1916, and Amendment . .

Firms Registration Act and Amendment .

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Foodstuffs Commission Act .

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