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THURSDAY, 2 0TH JANUARY. [ 1921. .
DRAWBACK NOTICE No. 163.
WELDED TUBING ENAMELLED AND SCREWED LOCALLY.
(Customs Regulations 1913, No. 130.)-(T. & C. 20'A/8054.)DRAWBACK of the full amount of duty paid may be
allowed, under the provisions of the Customs Regulations1913, on imported .welded tubing, enamelled and screwed inthe Commonwealth, upon the. exportation of such tubing andafter compliance with the said Regulations.¡Provided that, when required by the Collector, the opera-.
tio»s shall ta1ip.place under the supervision of an officer, andthat, in each' ease, before drawback is allowed, the Collectorshall be absolutely satisfied that the drawback claimed is
properly due.
W. MASSY GREENE, Minister for Trade and Customs.
DRAWBACK NOTICE No. 164.
AUSTRALIAN SPIRITS USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF LIQUEURS.
(Excise Regulations 1913, Nos. 76 and'78, and CustomsRegulations 1913, No. 130.) -(T. & C. 20'A/9361.)
DRAWBACK of the full amount of Excise duty paid maybe allowed, . under the provisions of the Excise Regula-
tions 1913 and the Custom,. Regulations 1913, on spirit usedin the manufacture of liqueurs within -the Commonwealth, uponthe exportation of, such liqueurs, and after compliance withthe said Regulations.
Provided that, when required by the Collector, the manu-facture shall take place under the supervision of an officer,and that, in each case, before drawback is allowed, the Col-lector shall be absolutely satisfied that the drawback claimedis properly due.
W. MASSY GREENE, Minister for Trade and Customs.
Trading with the Enemy A.ct 1914 -1916.
111'OTICE is hereby given that I contemplate granting to
Frederick George Wilson, of . 51 Queen- street, Mel-bourne, controller Of the Continental C ..-& G. Rubber Co. Pty.Ltd., a Release under section- -of the Trading with theEnemy Act 1914- 1916;.;end that objections to the granting ofsuch Release must be lodged in writinig with the PublicTrustee not later than the 28th February,,1921.
W. MASSY GREENE, Minister for Trade and Customs.C.519.
PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE COPYRIGHT ACT 1912.
T IST of applications for the registration of the copyrightin literary (including musical and dramatic) and
artisltic works, and the performing rights in musical anddramatic works under the Copyright Act 1912.
1ST OCTOBER TO 31ST DECEMBER, 1920.
Literary Copyright Applications.The Victoria Racing Club, Bourke street, Melbourne,
Vic. ,Book: " Victoria Rácing Club, Official -Pro-gramme, October Meeting." let October, 1920.
The Victoria Amateur Turf Club, of Melbourne, Vie.Sheet of Letterpress; " List of races, horses' namesand weights in connexion with a Race Meeting to beheld at- Caulfield Racecourse on 9th October, 1920."4th lOctobér, 1920.'
Joseph Fowler, Golding- street, Hawthorn, Vic. Book:" Fowler's Method !Of Bottling Fruits and Vegetables.(Second revised edition.) 4ith October, 1920.
Reginald John Hunt, 69 Webb- street, Fitzroy, Vic. Sheetof Letterpress: ".Pre- eminent of the Turf." 4th Oeto-ber, 1920.
The .Rosebery Racecourse Company [Limited, 15 Castle-reagh-street, Sydney, N;S.W. Sheet of .Letterpress :" Weights for Horses for races to be held at the Rose -leery Races on Wednesday, 29th September, 1920."4th October, 1920.
The Australian Jockey -Club, G Bligh - streets Sydney,N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: "Weights for - Horsesfor races to be held at the Australian Jockey ClubRaces on Saturday; 2nd October, 1920." .4th October,1920.
8803. The Australasian Graded Lessons Committee, The As-sembly Hall, Oollins- street, Melbourne, -Vic. Sheet of .
:Letterpress: " Australasian Graded Lessons for _use,in Sunday Schools. First Year's Course. 1921." 4thOctober, 1920.
8804. David Fleming, 88 Herbert- street, ,Albert .Park, Mel -.bourne, Vic. Book : "The Key to JSuccess in Dair"yinifor Butter production under Australasian Conditions ""4th October, 1920.
8805. Evan Hope Pearse, 122 King- street, Melbourne, Tic.Book: "Sheep, Farm, and Station Management" . 5thOctober, 1920;
8806. Marie Rorke, 126 Argent street, "Broken- Hill; N.S.W.Book c `"A 'New Study on "Creation." 5th October,190.
8797.
8798.
8799.
8800.
8801.
8802.
5: 2Qth jatm3,1y, 1921
8807. Maria Josefiha Elizabeth van der iWauwen (Betsie deBaker) , Palace Hotel, Bourke street, Melbourne, Vic.Entertainment in Dumb Show: "Living Pictures -Spring, Confidence; Idyll, Flora, Palm of Victory. .(War!Memorial) , Rose of No Man's Land." 6th October,1920.
8808. Clarence Murton Newman, .Beerburrum Soldiers' Settle-ment, Qld. Book : "Give it a 'Name ". 6th October,1920. ..
SM.: Archibald Law, 1St. John's Vicarage, Toorak,, Vic. Book-let: " My Child's Prayers." 7th October, 1920.
8810. 'The Metropolitan Publishing Co., .,Rawson Chambers,Rawson- place, Sydney, N.SJW. Book: " Form at aGlance." 7th October, 1920.
8811. Samuel Thomas Stevens, " Lonesome Pine," Woolhouse-streeit, Northcote a Wc. Draina : " Was it- Kismet?"A Story for a Phbto -play. 7th October, 1920.
8812. Harry Lyall. Folley, Noble Park, Vic. Verse : " Rutter'sButters." 8th October, 1920.
8813. Peter Hartley McEwen, 115 Phillip street, Sydney,isr.s, T -, and Cecil Albert Gregory, 73 George- street,Bathurst, N.S.W; Book : " Hypnotism -A CompleteAnd -Practical Home-Study Course." 11th October,1920.
8814. The Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh- street, Sydney,N.S.W.. Sheet of Letterpress : "Weights for Horses,for faces to be held at the Australian Jockey ClubRaces, on Monday, 4th October, 1920." 11th October,1920.
8815. The Australian Jockey Cluliy 6 Bligh - street, Sydney,N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpr ss : " Weights for Horsesfor races to be held at the Australian Jockey ClubRaces on Wednesday, 6th October, 1920." 11th Octo-ber, 1920.
8816. The Australian 'Jockey Club, 6 Bligh- street, Sydney,N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: "Weights for Horsesfor races to be held at the Australian Jockey ClubRaces on Saturday, 9th October, 1920." 1lth October,1920.
8817. Helena Lowes, Casa Loma, Osborne -road, Manly, Sydney,N.S.W. Scenario : " Duty." 11th October, 1920.
8818. The Victoria Amateur Turf Club, of elboúrne; Vic.Sheet of Letterpress : " List of Races, horses' namesand weights in. connexion with a Race Meeting to beheld at Caulfield Racecourse on 13th October, 1920."11th October, 1920.
8819. Walter Williams, Voray Bank, Cr. Moreton- street,New Farm, Brisbane, Qld. Account Pad: `'Credit Re-corder." 11th October, 1920.
8820. William Finlay -Currie, 117 Collins-street, Melbourne,Vic. Words of a (Selig:- " Random Rhymes." 13thOctober, 1920.
8821. John McKnight Alexander, " Cranbury," Riverine- street,Bairnsdaie, Vic. Libretto of an Opera : Strongerthan Dearth." 13th October, 1920.
8822. The 'Victoria Amateur Turf \Club, of Melbourne, Vic.. Sheet of Letterpress: "List of Races, horses' names
and weights in connexion with a Trace Meeting to beheld at Caulfield_ Racecourse on 16th October, 1920."14th October, 1920. .
8823. John Bennett (Harry Seymour), " Walmer," 9 Allen -street, Globe Point, 'Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " TheUnderwash." 14th October, 1920.
8824. Henry Gardner Hudson, 48 Scott- street, Newcastle,N.S.W. Membership Card : "!Optical Insurance Card:"14th October, 1920.
8825. Marie Caroline Bjelke Petersen, Belierive, Hobart, Tas.e Book : " Dusk." 14th October, 1920.
8826. Hans William , Berthelsen, ,56 Newcastle- street, Yana-ville, Vie. Word of a Song : " Ambitions Pearl."14th October, 1920.
8827. Leonard George Lee, Dorris- street, West End, Brisbane,Qld. Musical Setting to Words of a Song: " If I werea Raindrop.` -15th October, 1920. -
8828. George John Bryer, 52 Moor street, Fitzroy, Melbourne,Vic. Entertainment in Dumb Show: "LivingDraughts," or "!Living Game of Draughts, ", or "Liv-ingC4ess," or " Living Ganie of . Chess." 15th October,1920.
S,82V9, The Belmont Park Racing Club Ltd., of Werth, W.A.Sheet of Letterpress: " Belmont Park Racing ClubLtd., Weights for Saturday, 16th October, 1920." 18thOctober, 1920.
8830. Arden Hugh Bryan, 1,83 Murray street, Perth, W.A.Ráçeeourse Programme: " A Racebook Indexed by aspecial method with the object òf facilitating refer-ences " 18th October, 1920.
8831. The Motor Press of Australia Ltd., Northcote Chambers,16 Pitt- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Map: " Road Map -Sydney to Brisbane." 18th October, 1920.
8832. The Victo is Park Racing & Recreation .Grounds Com-pany Unified,- 21 Imperial Arcade, Sydney, N.S.W.Sheet of Letterpress : " Weights for Horses for racesto be held aat the Victoria -Park Races on Wednesday,13th \October, 1920." V1-8th petober, .11920
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8833. The City Tattersall's dill), 253 Pitt-street, . Sydney,N.S.W.. Sheet of Letterpress: "Weights for Horsesfor races to be held at the City Tattersall's ClubRaces on Satturday,, 16th October, 1920.'.' 18th October,1920.
8834. Ivan- Moncrief Langmuir, " Rothsay," Carter - street,Bandwick, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " Record Boök foruse in connexion with Motor Vehicles." 18th October,'1920.
8835. Boráce Arthur Grayson, "The Block," 284 Collins- street,Melbourne; Vic. Pamphlet: " A series '.of alphabeticalcombinations constructed upon the bags of mathemati-cal probability and. specifically arranged -to serve -asa scientific (ridex for use in Registers, Ledgers, Ac-count Books áìd the like. No. 7." 18th October,1920.
8836. The Moonee Valley Racing' Club, 491 Bourke - street, Mel-bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress :. " Weights or han-dicaps for horses for racés to be held at t1'ie MooneeValley Racecourse on the 23rd October, 1920." 19thOctober, 1920.
8837. Algernon Theophilus Stoneham and Arthur PhillipStoneham, both of 17 McManus- (street,. McMaahons'Point, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " LiveWire Publicity Company's Theatre Ticket Contracts."19th October, 1920.
8838. Cecil Arthur Baile C/- Messrs. Norton Smith & Co.,solicitors, 39 Hunter street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book:" Tabulation on Seale of Costs under the Conveyanc-ing Act." 19th October, 1920.
8839. Hemingway and Robertson's Australasian Correspond-ence Schools Limited, Aberdeen House, 528 Collins-street, Melbourne, Vic. Catalogue : " The AustralianAccountancy (Guide." Tenth Edition. 19th October,1920.
8840. Ralph Edwin Boardman, 9 Queen- street, Melbourne, Vic.Book: " Directory of Victorian Fruitgrowers." 19thOctober, 192
8841. Arthur Stanley Tonkin, of. Hastings, in the ProvincialDistrict of Hawke'as Bay, in the Dominion of NewZealand. Index Register : " Solicitor's Filing System,"20th October, 1920.
8842. Lignites Pty. Limited, 90 Queen- street, Melbourne, Vic.Plan: " Plan and Elevation of Patent Pulverised CoalCar." Plan 101: 20th October,' 1920.
8843! Liiites Pty. Limited, 90 Queen- street, Melbourne, Vic.Plan : "Screw Feed and Gate for Pulverised CoalBunker." Plan No. -102., 20th October, 1920.
8844. Lignites'Pty. (Limited, 90 Queen- street, Melbourne, Vic.Plan : " General Plan and Cross Section of Plant for'the Drying and Pulverising of Coal." Plan No. 103.20tli October; 1920.
8845. Lignites Pty.. Limited, 90 Queen- street, Melbourne, Vie.Plan : " Buell Patent Burner for Pulverised" Euel."Plan No. 104. 20th October, 1920.-
1846. Lignites Pty. Limited, 90 .Queen-street, Melbourne, Vic.Plan : " Plan and Elevation of Equipment for BurningPulverised Coal as supplied . to the -.Corrïüionwe4thBoard Mills." Plan No. 105. ) 20th Octab sr; 1920.
8847: Lignites Pty. Limited, 90 Queeneetreet, Melbourne, Tic.Plan : " Plan and Cross Section of an . Equipment forDrying and Pulverising Coal for Burning in RotaryCement Kilns." Plan No. 106. 20th October, 1920.
88.48. The Melbourne Amateur Regatta Association, 128 Wil-liam-street, Melbourne, Vic. Book : " MelbourneAmateur Regatta Programme, 1920." 20th October,1920.
8849. Amy Florence Dowling, 136 Hampton- street, Brighton,Melbourne, Vic. Book : " The Silent Power System."21st October, 1920. .
8850. Stanley Saunders and Clive Borkwood (professionallyknown as Tilton and West) , Variety Office, 228 Pitt-street, Sydney, 'N.S:W. Stage Play: " A Package ofSmiles." 21st October, 1920.
8851., William Hinton Jones (Billy Rainey) , 3566 Prairieavenue; Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A, Song: " Just forYou' and Me." 21st October, 1920.
8852. The Kensington Recreation 'Grounds Company Limited,'1,5 Castlereagh - ,street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet. of /Letter -
press: " WeightA for Horses for races to be held atthe Kensington Races on Wednesday 20th October,1920." 21st October, 1920.
8853. The' ltosehill Racecourse Company "Limited, 32 Elizabeth-street, 'Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress:," Wseeigl1bs for Horses for races to be .held at the Rose-hill Races on Saturday, 23rd October, 1920." 21stOctober, 1920.
8854. Gorge Herhbert Lewis, Esplanade South, Henley Beach,S.A: Song: "Just an hour in the twilight." 21stOctober, 1920.
8855. George Herbert Lewis, Esplanade South, Henley Beach,IS.A. Song " Goo G- Lob -(G- faddy." 21st ,October,1920.
8856. George Herbert ,Lewis, esplanade' South, Henley Beach,S.A. Song: "My own OwCoo." 21st October, 1920.
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8857. Karl Dudley Gladstone Arkins, Millthorpe, N.S.W.Book: "Arkins Piano Method system." 25th- October,1920.
8858. The Rosebery Racecourse Company Limited, 15 Castle-reagh-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress:"Weights for Horses for races to be held'at the Rose-bery Races on Saturday, '23rd October, 1920." 25thOctober, 1920.
8859. Jame S MeIndoe, 38 Falmouth-road, Mowbray, CapeTown, Province of the Cape of Good Hope, Union ofSouth Africa. Book: "MeIndoe's American -ExchangeTables for Dollars to Stirling, at rates from 3.30 to4,90 varying by cent, including also rates 4.8665and 4.86k." 25th October, 1920.
8860. Performing Right.8861. Performing Right.8862. Performing Right.8863. Robert George Ward, 320 Gloucester-street, Christchurch,
N.Z. Song : f-` Music Sweet." 27th October, 1920.8864. Archibald Anderson, 10 Wells-street, Annandale, Syd-
ney,_.N.S.W. Book: " The Educational Drawing Book."27th October, 1920.
8865. Percy James Oswald Barnell, 42 Cook-street, Abbotsferd,Vic. Rules of a !Garde: " Footle." 27th October, 1920.
8866. J. Creffield Pty. Limited, 493 Collins-street, Melbourne,-Vic. Plan : 'Plan of the City of Footscray." Show-ing Subdivisions. 27th October, 1920..
8867. The Western Australian Turf Club, Howard-street,Pelith, W.A. Book : "The Western Australian TurfClub. 68th 'Anniversary Meeting, 1920. (1st Day.)Official Programme." 28th October, 1020.
8868. Andrea Izetti, 20 Bowler-street, AubUrn, Vic. Song"Be a Sport." 28th October, 1920.
8869. James Park Little, C/- Printers' Union, Trades Hall,Brisbane, Qld. Waltz : " Flight of the Devas from theStars." 28th October, 1920.
8870. Percy James Oswald 'Burnell, 42 Cook-street, Abbotsford,Vic. Rules of a Game: "Jazz Maps as applied toAustralia and other countries." 29th October,,1920.
S871. The Orion Society of Authors, Adelaide, S.A. QuarterlyMagazine : "'Orion,' Volume 11, No. 2. September
- 30th, 1920." 29th October, 1920.8872. The Victoria Racing Club, Bourke-street, Melbourne,
Vie. Book: " Victoria Racing Club. Spring Meeting1920, Derby Day. Official Programme." 30th October,1920.
8873. The Victoria Racing Club, Bourke-street, Melbourne,vie. Sheet of Letterpress : " Victoria Racing Club.SpringMeeting 1920, Derby Day. Official Programme."30th October, 1920.
8874. The N.S.W. Bookstall Compau Limited, 476 George-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " The Shantykeeper'sDaughter." By V. Palmer. 1st November. 1920.
8875. Charles Thompson Sellers, 8 Macauley-street. Leichhardt,N.S.W., Edward Joseph Sala, 661 Darling-street,Rozelle, N.S.W. Certificate: "Certificate for RoyalAntediluvian Order of Buffaloes (Illustrated) ." 1stNovember, 1920.
8876. Henry Albert Luckman if Alfred-street, Milson:s Point,North Sydney, N.S.W. W Drama: "The Curse ofWealth." let November, 1920.
8877. The Western Anstralian Turf Club, Howard-street,Perth, W.A. Book. "The Western Australian TurfChib 68th Anniversary -Meeting 1920. (2nd, Day.)Official Programme." 1st November, 1920.
8878. The Ascot Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited, 15Castlereagh-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter-press : " Weights for Horses for races to be held atthe Ascot Races on Wednesday, 27th Octor, 1920."1st November, 1920.
8879. The Moorefield Race Club Limited, 15 Castlereagh-street,Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Weights forHorses for races to be held at the Moorefield Races onSaturday, 30th October, 1926." 1st November,' 1920.
8880. The Victoria Racing Club, Bourke-street, Melbourne,Vic. Sheet of Letterpress : " Victoria Racing Club.Spring Meeting 1920. ,Cup Day. Official Card." lstNovember, 1920.
8881. The Victoria Racing Club, Bourke-street, Melbourne,Vic. Book: " Victoria 'Racing Club. Spring Meeting1920. Cup Day. Official Progii.mme." lst Novem-ber, 1920.
8882. Ezra Thomas Shorley, Barton-street, Hawthorne, Bris-bane, Q1d., Victor Benvenuti, Agnes-street, Valley,Brisbane, Qld. Song: "'Cricketing is the Game. 'Words by E. T. Shorley. Music by. V. G. Benvenuti.1st November; 1920. - 5
8883. Esther. Kahn and Wrellil 'Sutton, both of Kensington,Sydney, N.S.W. Song: "Muzzin's Song at Dawn."Words by Wrenn Sutton. Music by Esther Kahn. 3rdNovember, 1920.
8884. Bertie Osbourne Jones, "Chester," Sir Thomas Mitchell-road, Bondi, N.S.W. Child's Fairy Play : "Polly Per-kin's Day in Fairyland." A simple Christmas Playfor .Children. 3rd November, 1920.
8885. The Victoria Racing Club, Bourke-street, Melbour e, TU.Book: " Victoria Racing Club Spring _Meeting 920.
ffiOaks Day. Official Pragramm<', 4th -November, 1920.8886. Arthur Herbert Little .C/- Hater Burlington, Hapnarket,
s. Sydney, N.S.W. "Kurrajong Waltz" 5th'.'November, 1920.
8887. Harold Gordon Dockett (trading as the Regipter_pany), 178 Pitt-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Bonk 2 9bøTaxpayers' Register (Business Series) ." 5th Norm.her, 1920. -
8588. The,Williamstown ,Raeing Club, Bourke-street, Mel-Aourne, Vic. Book: " Williamstown Racing Club.Cup Meeting, Friday, 5th November, 1920. OfficialProgramme.' -)6th November, 1920.
8889. The Victoria Racing Club, Burke-street, Melbourne, Vie;Book: "Victoria Racing Club Spring Meeting 1920The last Day, 6th November, Official Programme."6th November, 1920.
8890. J. Carter Hogan & Hans W. Berthelfien, both of 56 New.=castle-street, Yarraville, Vic. Song: "Memories ofLove." Lyric by H. W. Berthelsen. Music by J, C.Hogan. 0th November, 1920.
8891. The Williamstown Racing Club, Bourke-stireet, Mel-bourne, Vic. Book : Williamstown Racing Club, CupMeeting, 8th November, 1920. Official Programme.8th November, 1920.
8892. Reginald Harry Campbell, 17 Eppingrstreet, East Mal-vern, Vie. Book : " The International Cricket Guide."8th November, 1920.
8893. The Rosebery 'Racecourse Company LiMited, M Castle-reagh-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress:" Weights for Horses for races te be held at the Rose-bery Races on Wednesday, 3rd November, 1920." 9thNovember, 1920.
8894. The _Warwick Farm Racecourse C-ampany Limited, 202Pitt-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress:
'" Weights for Horses for races to be held at the War-wick Farm Races on Saturday, 6th November, 1920."0th November, 1920.
8895. Ramon Barr' Brown (R, Barr Brown) , B,M.A. Building,30-4 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : Analysisof Day Book." 9th November, 1920.
8896. Dorothy Wall, 7 McDonald-street, Potts Point, Sydney,N.S.W. Book : "Tommy Bear and the nokies.'(Illustrated.) 9th Novenaber, 1920.
8897. The Victoria Amateur Turf Club; Bourke-street, Mel-bourne; Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: "List of Races,horses' names and weights, in connexion with a RaceMeeting to lSe held at Caulfield Racecourse on the 13thNovember, 1920." 9th November, 1920.
8898. Fanny Huckvale Partridge, Mount Malvern, O'Halloran. Hill, S.A. Song: ",The Song of a Life."- 10th No-
vember, 1920.8899. The Victoria Park Racing & Recreation Grounds Com-
pany Limited, 21 Imperial Arcade, Sydney, N.S.W.Sheet of Letterpress : Weights for Homes for racesto be held at the Victoria Park Races on Wednesday,lOth November, 1920." 13th November, 1020.
8900. The Rosehill Racecourse Company Limited,_32 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress:" Viiéights for Horses for races to be held at the Rose-hill Races on Saturday, 13th November, 1920," 13thNovember, 1920.
8901. The Victoria Park-Racing and. Recreation Grounds' COM-pany Limited, 21 Imperial. Arcade, Sydney, N.S.W.Sheet of Letterpress : " Weights for Horses for racesto be held at the Victoria Park Races on Saturday,-13th November, 1920." 15th November, 1920,
8902. L. F. Collin Pty. Ltd., 187-9 Swanston-street, Melbourne,Vic. Song: "The Pickaninny's Land of Dreams."16th November, 1920.
8903. Catherine Dow -& Pater Gilruth (Henry Walton) , bothof P7 Verdon-street, Williamstown, Vic. Song : 'thought I did not love you." Music by Henry Walten.-Words by Catherine Gilruth (Catherine Dow%). 17thNovember, 1920.
8904. Aleiander Carr Bennett, Parkes-road, WentworthVille..N.S.W. Pamphlet: " First Steps in -Eleotroculture."17th November, 1920.
8905. George Robertson & Co. Pty. Ltd., 107-113 Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, Vic. Book : "From Silver to .
Steel." The Romance of The Broken Hill Proprietary.By Roy Bridges. 17th November, 1920. .-
8906. The -Western Australian Turf Club, Howard-street,Perth, WA. Book: "The Western Xustralian TurfClub, November Meeting, 1920. Official Programme. -
Saturday, 13th November." 17th November, 1920.8907. The. Kensington Recreation -Grounds Company
15 Castlereagh-street, Syclna,.N.S.W.. Sheet of Letter- .
press: " Weights for Hor4W for races to be held atthe Kensington Races on WOnesday, 17th, November,1920. 18th November, 1920.
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`8908. The Canterbury Park Racecourse Company Limited, .15Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W.: Sheet of Letter-press: " Weights for horses for races to be 1ie1d atthe Canterbury Park Races on Saturday, 20th Novem-ber; 1920. 18th November, 1920.
8909. Performing Right. --
8910.- Performing Right. .-8911. Performing Right.X12: Performing Right.8913. Performing Right.8914. Alexander Hay Prater, Inns of Court, Adelaide- street,
Brisbane, Qid. !Sheet of Letterpress : "Taxation at aGlance. Commonwealth Land and Income Tax.Queensland .Land and Income Tax." 22nd November,1920.
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8936. Maud Marotte, 46 Alexxander- street, Clifton Hill, Mel-.---bourne, Vic. Song: "True as tiffe Stars" Words and.
Music. by Maud Marotte. 30th November, 1e920.8937. The Victoria Park Racing, and Recreation- Grounds Coin-
pany . Limited, 21 Imperial' Arcade, Sydney, N.S.W.Sheet of Letterpress: "- Weights for Horses for racesto be held at the Victoria Park Races eon Saturday,27th November, 1920." .30th November, 1920.
8938. Harry Raymond Kitching, " Corámba," ,97 Adelaide.parade, Woollahra, N.S.W. .Song : "Cinderella!' I stDecember, 1920.
8939. The N.S.W. Bookstall Company Ltd., 476 George-street,Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " The Fenceless Ranges," byRoy ,Bridges: 2nd December, 1920.
Emily Coungeau, Bribie Island, Moreton Bay, BrisbaneQld. Book of Poems : " Rustling Leaves." 2nd December, 1920.
Alexander Walter Stewart. and -Edmund John Dunn,King's Residential Chambers, Hay- street, Perth, W.A.Book : " The Glass Slipper," or " The Talisman of theTurf." 3rd December, 1920.
8942.. William Hály Harpur Hollinworth, Wakefield, .Scone,N.S.W. Comedy: "Quart Pot Creek." 4th December,1920
8915. George .Robertson & Co. Pty. Ltd., .107 -113 Elizabeth- 8940.street, Melbourne, Vic. Book : " Humour of the Road."By Herbert F. Mollard. 22nd November, 1920.
8916. Harold Daniel Abbott, ;5 Maldon- street, Foatscray, Vic. 8941.Song: " The Yarra's Good enough for me." 22ndNovember, 1920.
8917. Ernest Gall, " Woodbridge," Tynte- street, North Ade-laide, S.A. Plan: "'Outline plan of the city of Ade-laide-Showing tram routes and names of nearestsuburbs." 22nd November, 1920.
8918. Ernest Gall, " Woodbridge," Tynte - street, North Ade-. laide, S.A. Plan : " Shaded plan of the street areas 8943.
of the City of Adelaide." 22nd November, 1920.8919. Charles Alexander Crawford, 151 New Canterbury -road,
Petersham, Sydney, N.S.W. Drawing: "Target for á 8944.ball or dart game combination of numbers." 23rdNovember, 1920.
8920. Lola Maiden, "Giensloy," Curing -Gai Chase- avenue,Túrramurra, Sydney, N.S.W. Vaudeville Act : "Men-tal Telepathy," or " Mind Reading." 23rd November,.
--. 1920. 8945.8921. Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents Association of New
South Wales, 26 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W.Sheet of Letterpress. Form of Contract : "Form òfContract for the Sale of Real Estate in New SouthWales, whether held under the Real Property Act or 8946.under the Old Freehold title, and whether the sale isEby public auction or private contract." 25th Novem- -ber, 1920.
8922. James Hughie Mills, Enills- avenue, Bayswater, W.A.Song: " Australia will always do me." 25th Novem- 8947.ber, 1920.
89. 2.3. -Leslie FL Brunning, 32 Maryville- street, St. Kilda, Vic.Book : "Australian Gardening. 19th Edition." 25th
J November, 1920.8924: Louis George Jones, Bower street, Annerley, Brisbane,
Qld. Monograph:, "The Blowfly." 25th November, 8948.1920.
8925. Annie Louisa Virginia Dodwell, The Observatory, WestTerrace, Adelaide, S.A. Book: "The Children's 8949.Prince." 26th November, 1920.
8926. The Rosebery Racecourse Company Limited, 15 Castle-reagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. -Sheet of Letterpress: 8950." Weights for Horses for races to be held at the Rose-bery Races on Saturday, 20th November, 1920." 26thNovember, 1920.
-8927. The Ascot Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited, 15Castlereagh-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter-press: " Weights for. Horses for races to be Held atthe Ascot Races on Wednesday, 24th November, 1920."26th November, 1920. 8952.
8928. The Moorefield Race Club Limited, 15 Castlereagh- street,Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Weights forHorses for races to be held at the Moorefield_ Races on 8953.Satúrday, 27th November, 1920." -26th November,1920.
8929. H. Wise & C. - Limited, 16 O'Connell - street, Sydney, 8954. AN.S.W. Directory : " The Buyers and Sellers of Aus-tralia, Tasmania, and New Zealand -July, 1920, toJuly, 1921." 26th November, 1920.
8930. W. Stanley Vogt, Crown Studios, Bairnsdale, Vic. Map :
", Sectional Tourist Map (325 Miles) Road and Rail- 895.5.Sale, Bairnsdale and IGippsland Lakes (Vic.) to Bega
... and_ Narooma (N:S.W.) ." 27th November, 1920.- 8981. Jack Fewster and Clarence A. Kaull, both of. Adelaide, ..8956. J
S.A. Song : " Egyptian Smiles." -29th November,. 1920. .
8932. The Belmont Park Racing Club Limited, of Perth, WA. 8957.,Sheet of Letterpress: ",Belmont Park Racing ClubLtd. Weights- for Saturday, 27th November, 1920."29th- November, .1920. 895.8. M
8933.. George Edward Jones, Public School, Mortdale,- N.S.W.Book : " The _Jones System of Teaching Reading :Hand -Book for Teaéhers" 29th November, 1920. .8959.
8934. Katherine Elwyn Jenkins, 11 Herbert- street, AlbertPark, Vic. Comedy Draina: " Out of the Embers."29th November, 1920.
8935. Lynn Cowan, of Melbourne, Vic.- Song: "Sweetie 8960:Mine." Lyric by Estelle Davis. Melody by Lynn 8961. PeCowan. 29th November, 1920.
Louis Joseph, Royal Exchange, Bridge- street, Sydney,N.S.W. Book: " Joseph's Four Letter InternationalCode (Index) ." 4th December, 1920.
Tattersall's Club, 204 Pitt- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheetof Letterpress: " Weights for Horses for races to beheld at the Tattersall's Club Races. The Carrington `Stakes, on Wednesday, 29th December, 1920, andTattersall's Cup, on Saturday, 1st January, 1921."4th December, 1920.
Rosehill Racecourse Company Limited, 32 Elizabeth -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet -of Letterpress:" Weights for Horses for. races to be field at theRosehill - Races on Saturday, 4th December, 1920."4th December, 1920.
Rosebery Racecourse Company Limited, 15 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress" Weights for Horses_ for races to be held at the Rose-
bery Races on Wednesday, 1st December, 1920" 4thDecember, 1920.
Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh- street, Sydney, N.S.W.Sheet of Letterpress : " Weights for Horses for racesto be held at- the Australian Jockey Club Races; theVilliers_ Stakes, on Saturday; 18th December, 1920,and the Summer Cup, on Monday, 27th December,1920." 4th December, 1920.
Hugh Baron Bignold, 26 Wentworth Court, 64 Eliza-beth- ,street, Sydney. Book : " Likewise " (ThirdSeries) . 4th December, 1920.
Clarence Lee, " Dalkeith;" Frances - street, Randwick,N.S.W. Drama: " Silver Threads Amongst the Gold."
William H. \Velíb, of Bathurst, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter -press : " W. H. Webb's Weather Table for 1921." 6thDecember, 1920.
8951. Moonee Valley Racing Club, 491 Bourke- street, Mel -bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: " Weights or Han--dicaps for Horses for races to be held at the MooneeValley Racecourse on the 11th December, 1920" 6thDecember, 1920.
Leslie Vane, 7 Bowen- .street, Glenferrie, Vic. Song:"The Maiden Was Sold for Pearls and Gold." 6thDecember, 1920.
William Centenary ,Chambers, 166 Ratlidown - street.Carlton, Vic. Song: "Comrades True." 7th Decem-ber, 1920. -
scot Racing and- Recreation Grounds Limited 15Castlereagh.- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter-press.:. " Weights for Horses for races to be held atthe Ascot Races on Saturday, 4th December, 1920." -7th December, 1920.
Jack Ham, of " Sandhurst,' 20 Jersey - street, Balwyn,Vic. . Pianoforte Solo: "Sonata No. 1 in D Major."7th December, 1920. r
ack Ham, of = "- Sandhurst, 20 .Jersey-street, .Balwyn,Vic. Pianoforte Solo : " Sonata No. 2 in C 'Major.".7th December, 1920.
Jack Ham, of " Sandhurst," 20 Jersey- street, Balwyn,Vic. Pianoforte Solo: ",Sonata . No. 3 -in F Major."74h December, 1920.innie Jane `Walton, 95 Highett- street, West Richmond,Vic. Vaudeville Act : " The Geisha Girls." 7th De-cember, 1920. .
ATalter Joseph Beasley, 367 .Flinders-street, Melbourne,Vic. Monthly °.7+ournal: " Australasian Shippers. (ForImporters and Expò:rters interested in the Austral-asian Trade) , Vol. 1, No. 1." 7th . December,_ 1920.
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8962. Performing Right.
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8963. Margaret Stonard Sehollick, 49 Caroline-street, South 8987.Yarra Vic. Serial: "Lessons in French. Le Choixdes Mots. (The:Choice of Words.) In seven parts-1916." -8th. December, 1920.
s964. Margaret iStonard Schollick, 19 Caroline-street, SouthYarra, Vic. Serial : " ',lessons in French. Partie Ele-rnentaire. (Elementary Part) . In eight parts-1918."8th December, 1920.
8965. John Charles Wood and Henry Williams, of The StrandExchange, 40 Moorabool-street, Geelong, and 27 Agnes-street, East Melbourne, Vic., respectively. Book:"The Unica Purchases Tablet." 8th December, 1920.
8966. William Michael Collins, B.A., D.D., 284 Lonsdale-street,Melbourne, Vic. Almanac _ and Directory : " CatholicAlmanac and Directory of the Church in Victoria,1921." 8th December, 1920.
8967. Edith Noall, " Brynglas,". Sussex-street, Brighton, Vic.Book: "Colour -Schemes for the Garden." 8th Decem- 8991.
- ber, 1920..8968. Western Australian Turf Club, of Howard-street, Perth,
W.A. Book: "The Western Australian Turf Club..December Meeting, 1920. Official Programme.
W. Stanley Vogt, Crown Studios, Main-street, Bainis-dale, Vic. Book: "Illustrated Guide, With- Road,Rail and iLake Maps---Gippsland Lakes ami Buchan.Caves." 18th Deeeritber, 1920...
8988. Henry George Schumer, 55 George-street, Fitzroy, Vic.Song: "In 'Svveet Hawaii " (My Heart Lies Captive).18th December, 1920.
8989. The Victoria. Amateur Turf Club, of Melbourne, ViO.,Sheet of Letterpress: "List of Races, Horses Natnes;,:and Weights in connexion with a Race Meeting, to beheld at Caulfield Racecourse on the 27th Deeernbei, .
1920." 26th December, 1920.8990. The Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited,: ,1: :
15 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter,press: "Weights for Horses for Races to be held át-'.-:the Kensington Races on Wednesday, 15th -December;1920." 20th December, 1920.
The Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh-street, Sydney;N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Weights for Horses -
for Races to be held at the Australian' Jockey Club.Races on Saturday, 18th December, 1920." 20th' De-comber 1920.
Albert Edward Norden, care of The Union Trustee Corn-pany of Australia Limited, 398-400 Queen-street, Brig-bane, Qid. Lecture : ." Executors and Trustees' Ac-.counts (Including Pastoral Accounts) ." 21st December, 1920.
Annie Mannion,-33 McKenzie-street, Brunswick West,Vic. Scenario: "The Cross." 21st December, 1920.
The Register Company Pty. Ltd. 497 Collin.s-street, Mel-bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letter-press: " Form 113.Weekly Takings." 21st December, 1920.
The Register Company Pty. Ltd., 497 Collins-street; Mel-bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: " Form 114. BarPurchases." 21st December, 1920.
The Register Company Pty. Ltd., 497 Collins-street, Mel-bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: "Form 115. House.Purchases." 21st December, .1920.
. The Register Company Pty. Ltd., 497 Collins-street, Mel- .
bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress : " Form 116. Ex-penditure." 21st December, 1920.
. The Register Company Pty. Ltd., 497 Collins-street, Mel-bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress : " Form 117. WagesPaid and Allowances to Employees." 21st December,1920.
. The Begister Company Pty. Ltd., '497 Collins-Street,'Mel-bOurne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress:- " Form 118. In-come from Property and Other Sources." 21st Dècem-
. ber, 1920.. The Register Company Pty. Ltd., 497 Collins-street, Mel- _
bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: " Form 119. De-preciation Replacements."' 21st December, 1920.
. The Register Company Pty. Ltd., 497 Collins-street, Mel-bourne, Vie. Sheet of Letterpress : "Forra 120.Banking." 21st December, 1920.
. The Register Company Pty. Ltd., 497 Collins-street,Mel-bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress : " Form 121. Trad-ing Accoupt, Profit anfi, Loss Account." 21st Decent--ber, 1920. '
3. The Brunswick Presbyterian Your Men's Club, of-Sydney--road, Brunswick, Vic. Magazine: " Our Rag."22nd December, 1920.
4. John, Isaac Moss, of Masonic Club, :Swanston-street,Melbourne, Vic. Book: "The Story of the Grosvenor,-embodying a Poem entitled, 'The Locket.'" 22ndDecember, 1920.
5. John Grove and William Wallis, 25 Keele-street, Col-lingwood Vic. Book: "The World's Codegraphy Keyto all Code Books, embracing the Repeated DoubleCheck System." 23rd December, 1.920.
Satur-day, 4th December." 8th December, 1920.
8992.
8969. Merle Towle and David Henry Stewart, of Empire Hotel,-
Pitt-street, Sydney, N.S:W., and 51 Cavendish-street,-,Stamnore, N.S.W., respectively. Musical 'Play : " ThePurple Cup." Lyrics by Merle Towle. Music by D. 8993.Henry Stewart. 9th December, 1920.
8970. Karl Henrich Muller, 80 Trenery-crescent, Abbotsford, 8994.Vic. -Song: " My Hawaiian Home."- 9th December,1920.
S971. Frank Langham Burdett, of Applecross, W.A. Book: 8995."The 'Second Advent of the Christ Impendincr , Whenit may be expected, and Why. A SCientift
Impendingof '
the Divine -Authorship of_ the Bible." 10th Decem- 8996ber, -1920.
8972. John McKnight Alexander, " Cranberry," Riverine-street,Bairnsdale, Vic. Scenario: " The Man from Croajin- 8997golong." 11th December, 1920.
8973. Arthur Edward Kewin, 2 Hunter-street, Sydney, N.S.W.Trade Journal : " The Australian Confectionery Trade 8998Review." 13th December, 1920.
8974. The .Rosebery Racecourse Company Limited, 15 Castle-reagh-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress:
Weights for Horses for Races> to be held at the Rose- 8999bery Races on Saturday, 11th December, 1920." . 13thDecember, 1920.
8975. The Victoria Park Racing and_Recreation Grounds Com-pany Limited, 21 Imperial Arcade, Sydney, N.S.W. 9000Sheet of- Letterpress : " Weights for Horses for Racesto be held at the Victoria Park Races on Wednesday,8th December, .1920." 13th December, 1920. 9001
8976. The Canterbury Park Racecourse Company Limited, 15Castlereagh-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter-press : " Weights for Horses for Races to be held at 9002the Canterbury Park Races on Saturday, 11th Decem-ber, 1920." 13th December, 1920.
8977. Nellie Risley, .103 1,ittle Collins-street, Melbourne, Vic.Song: "Outside the Garden Gate." 14th December, 900
1920.8978. Claude M. Haydotir, No. 1 Evelina-road, Toorak, Vic.
Romantic Grand Opera : "Paolo Francesca." A 900Grand Opera in 5 Acts. (Piano and Vocal Score). 15thDecember, 1920.
8979. Fred William Hughes,
450 Collins-street, Melbourne, Vic.Newspaper : "The-Australian Jewish Herald." 15th 900December, 1920.
8980. Fred William Hughes, 450 Collins-street, Melbourne,' Vic.Newspaper : "Punch Annual." 15th December, 1920.
8981. The Moonee Valley Racing Club, 491 Bourke-street, Mel--- bourne, -Vic. Slfeet of Letterpress: -" Weights or Han-
dicaps for Horses for Races to be held at the MooneeValley Racecourse on the 18th December, 1920." 15thDecember, 1920.
8982. Alexander George Gibson, care of Allen Allen and Hems-ley, Wigram House, Castlereagh-street, Sydney, N.S.W.Book : "No-Bill Miss Naught." 15th December, 1920.
8983. George Horne, 63 Collins-street, Melbourne, Vic. Book:" Aboriginal Stone Implements of South-Eastern Vic.,
toria." 16th December-, 1920.8984. The United Commercial Travellers Association of Aus-
tralasia -Limited, 318-332 Flinders-street, Melbourne,Vic. Periodical : " Australia To-day, 1921.",. 16thDecember, 1920.
898,5. Lothian Book Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., "The -Rialto,"497 Collins-street, Melbourne, Vic. Book: "Let Therebe Light," or "Why I Withdrew from the Church. ofMy Fathers." 16th December, 1920.
8986. Selwyn David Joseph Hogarth, 58 Armstrong-street,Middle Park, Melbourne, Vic. Book: " The MasterPower to Develop Will and Personality and to Over-come Every- Form of Weakness and Failure." 17thDecember, 1920.
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9006. Whitconibe and Tombs Limited, 189-191 Little Colime-street, Melbourne, Vic. Book : " A Book of Ballads."7By A. R. Osborn and R. L. Blackwood. 23rd Decem-iber, 1920.
9007. Whitcombe and Tombs Limited, 189-191 Little Collins-street, Melbourne, Vic. Book : "Birds of Our Bush,or Photography for Nature Lovers." By R. T. Little!,johns and 8. A. L. Lawrence. 23rd December, 1020.'-
9008. Whitcombe and Tombs Limited, 189-191 Little Collins- -
street, Melbourne, Vic. Book: " French Examination'Pictures, with Descriptions, Questions and Answers:7By W. J. Hughston and T. Rouel. 23rd DeceMbOr,1920.
9009. H. -Wise and. Co. Ltd., 349 Collins-street,, Melbburne, -Vic. Directory: " Queensland Post Office Directory, in-cluding Port Moresby, Papua (New Guinea), and,Darwin, Northern Territory, 1920-21." 23rd Decèni..'ber, 1920.
9010. Arthur Brownlow Corbett, of Lade-street, Enoggera,near Brisbane, Qld. Chart : " Elapsed Time Calcu-lator." 24th December, 1920.
9011. Ebenezer Frank Cooke, Seymour-grove, Camberwell,Vic. -Perpetual Calendar : "The A.B.C. Calendar."29th December, 1920.
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904 The .4kitaiiilian Jockey Club, 6 '.Bligh- street, Sydney,.W. Sheet of Letterpress : -" Weights for Horses
or Races to be held at the Australian Jockey ClubRaces on Monday, 27th December, 1020." 29th Decem-ber, 1920. -
M3. Thé Ascot Racing and Recreation !Grounds Limited, 15-Castlereagh-street, !Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter-press: Weights for Horses for Races to be held atthe Ascot Races on Wednesday, 22nd December, 1920."
: 29th December, 1920.,'9014. 'Robert Sands Watsford, ,James Clark, and Henri Mal
lard, trading as James Clark and Co., 87 Pitt- street,Sydney, N.S.W. Book: "Official Guide to TarongaZ©ologioal Park." 29th December, 1920. .
9015. The New -South Wales Bookstall Co. Ltd., 476 George -,street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " The Maker ofPearls." By S. W. Powell. 29th December, 1920.
9016. The Western Australian Turf Club, Howard - street,Perth, W.A. Book: "The Western Australian TurfClub. Annual Meeting, 1920 -21. Derby Day. OfficialProgramme. Monday, 27th December, 1920." 29thDecember, '1920. .
9017. The United Typewriter and .Supplies do. Ltd., 81 St.George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. Compilation: " 100Years Calendar." 29th December, 1920.
9018. Pacific Publications Limited, Daily Telegraph Building,Sydney, N.S.W. Newspaper: "The Trade Promoterof Australia and New Zealand and Eastern MarketsGazette. Vol. 1, No. 9. December, 1920." 30thDecember, 1920. .
9010.- Leonard Buderick, 28 Blues point -road, North Sydney,N.S.W. Comedy Drama: "The Sundowner," or " Billfrom Woolshed Flat." An all Australian Play. 30thDecember, 1920.
9020. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke - street, Melbourne, Vic.Book: " Victoria Racing Club. New Year's Day Meet-ing, 1921. Official Programme. 1st January; 1921."3lst December, 1920.
9021. pert lier.iot Ballingall, 69 Grey-street, East Melbourne,Vic. Book : " West Leichhardt." 31st December,1920.
9022. Adein Wh.itelavy Milins and George Edward Cooper, bothof 17 Victoria Chambers, 44, Castlereagh- street, Syd-ney, N.S.W. Prospectus : "New 'Britain Plantationsand Sawmilling Company Limited." 31st December,`1920.
9023. James Duncan Brown, 70 Upper Pitt- street, North Syd-ney, N.S.W. -Book : " The Sprigged Circle." 31st
'December, 1920.
Performing Rights.
8860. Ben and- John Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House,Castlereagh- street, Sydney, ïr.S.W. Play: " ADaughter of Australia." An Australian Play in fouracts. By Clarence Lee. 26th October, 1920.
8861. Ben and John Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House,Castlereagh- street, 'Sydney,- N.S.W. Pantomime:" Bluebeard.." A Pantomime. By Frank Neil. 26thOctober, 1920.
8862. Ben and John Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House,Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Play : " TheMormon- and His Wives." A Play . in four acts.. ByOswald Cray. 26th October, 1-920.
8909. ,Ben and John Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House,Castlereagh - street, ..Sydney, N.S.W. Play : " TheWhite Slaves of London." A Play in four ads. ByArthur Shirley. 19th November, 1920.
8.910. Ben and John Fuller ;Limited, Grand Opera House,Castlereagh - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Pantomime : "Cin-derella." A Pantomime in two- acts. By PhilipNathan Phillips. 19th' Nóvember, 1920.
691 i. Ben and John Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House,,Castlereagh- street, 4Sydney, N.S.W. Drama: " Ais aMan 'Sows." A Drama. in four acts. By Nita Rae.19th November, 1920.
i '12..Ben and John Fuller Limited, Grand. Opera House,Castlereagh- street, 'Sydney, N.-S.W.. Play : " TheFemale Hun." A Play in four acts. By Walter Mel -ville. 19th - November, 1920.
8913. Ben and John Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House,Caetlerea h- street,. Sydney, N.S.W. Play : " Should aMother Tell," or " A Mother Should Tell." A Play
.- in three acts. By Dorothy- Mullord and Ivank:,patrick-iGore. Illth November, 1920.
8960. Ben and:- John Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House,Castlereagh - .tweet, Sydney, N.S.W. Drama: " A Bed-room Wedding." Drama. By F. Fell owes and F.Litchfield; Junior; 8th December, 1920.
8961. Ben sand John Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House,Oastlereagh- street, Sydney, N.:S. W. Drama: " For
. theKiddies Sake,' or "Nameless." A Romantic Drama.By M. Anderson. 8th December, 1920.
108 .1Commonweeith Gaàettei
8962: Ben `end John Fuller Limited, Grand Opera House,Castlereagh - street; Sydney, N.S.W. Drama: " A Lon-don Actress." A Drama in four acts. By EmmaLitchfield. 8th December,.. 1920.
Artistic Copyright Applications.
4564. Dennis Patrick Burgess, 22 Canning- street, .Carlton, Vic.Drawing: "'A Modern Miracle. A Clean Sweep at theLondon Stores." 6th October, 1920.
4565. Ernest Barry, of Twickenham, England, but temporarilyresiding at Sydney, N.S.W. Cinematograph Produc-tion ('Series of Photographs) : " World',s ChampionSculling Match. 't rnest Barry v. A. D. Felton, Parra-matta River, Sydney, N.S.W., 28th August, 1920.Officially Taken from'Umpire's Boat." 15th- October,1920.
4566. Charles Alexander Crawford, 151 New Canterbury -road,Petersham, N.S.W. Drawing : " Target for a DartGame." 18th October, 1920.
4567. John Henry Hart, " Culterfels," Manly, Queensland.Print : " Wasteful Coke Ovens." 19th 'October, 1920.
4568. -Alexander George Gibson, care Allen, Allen, and Hems -ley, Wigram House, Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W.Drawing: " Neophyte's Dame." 26th October, 1920.
4569. Rex Hummerston, " Grandview, ". 4 Esplanade, St. 'Kilda,Vie. Drawing : " The Good Little Normey PuzzleGame."' 27th October, 1920.
4570. Charles Henry English King, Moonbah, Jindaleyne, viaCooma, N.S.W. Photograph : "Two Headed Calf.The Moonbah Freak," 1st November, 1920.
4571. John Charles Goodchild, of 38 Darebin- street, Mile End,Adelaide, S.A., and G. Hassell and Son, of 104 Currie-street, Adelaide, S.A. Book of Drawings : " Adelaidein Pen and-Ink Drawings." By Js C. Goodohild. 3rdNovember, 1920.
4572. Frank J. Corder, of Newman College, Melbourne, Vic.,and. William J. McClelland, of 44- Lonsdale- street, Mel-bourne, Vic.- Photograph : " Dr. D. Mannix With Bust .
on the _Right Hand Side of Him." 4th November,1920.
4573. John Charles Goodchild, 38 Darebin- street, Mile End,Adelaide, :S.A. Series of' Diagrams : "Complete Dia-grams of Artistic Anatomy." 5th November, 1920.
45.74. Isaac James Northfield, 316 Flinders street, Melbourne,Vic. Sketch: " Figure of Soldier on Camel withBottle and Glass in Foreground." 8th November,1920. _ -
4575. Peter Hamilton, 19 Eastern Arcade, Bourke- street, Mel-bourne; Vic. Work of Artistic Craftsmanship : " Arti-ficial Rose made of waxed linen and tinted." 8thNovember, 1920.
4576: Ellie Hardgrave, 70 Gerard - street, Cremorne, Sydney,N.S.W. Drawing: . "Calendar (Black Cat) ." 11thNovember, 1920. .
1577. Ellie Hardgrave, 70 Gerard-street, Cremorne, Sydney,N.S.W. Drawing "Calendar (Black Cat) ." 11thNovember, 1920. .
4578. Charles Alexander Crawford, 151 Nev Canterbùry- road,Petersham, Sydney, N.S.W. Painting: " Target fora Dart Game." 23rd November, 1920.
4579. Charles Alexander Crawford, 151 New Canterbury -road, .Petersham, Sydney, N.S.W. Painting: 'A Target fora Dart (Game." 23rd November,- 1920.
4580. Mortimer Millington, of 145 Pulteney - street, Adelaide,:S.A. Photograph : " Racecourse Accidents." 29thNovember, 1920.
4581; Harry A. Tipper, care Lewis Brothers, 378 Lonsdaie-street, Melbourne, Vic. Photograph : " ProfessorHarry Tipper Teaching Children to ride 'Small Cycles."-3rd December, 1920.
4582. Leslie Cordon Wilson, of Box 1551, G.P.O., Melbourne,Vic. Photographic Print: "'Souvenir of Visit of
- H.R.H. Prince ief Wales 1920." 10th December,1920.
4583. Hermann Albert Schmidt, of Bourke, N.S.W. Photo-.
graph: " High Living in Bourke." `13th, December,1920. .
4584. Hermann Albert 'Schmidt, of Bourke, N.S.W. Photo-graph : "Bourke to Sydney, 500 .Miles. To Hell, 1
Mile." 13th December, 1920.4585. Sidney Joseph Ainsworth, "- Broadway," Liverpool -road,
and Boulevarde, South Strathfield, N.S.W. Painting:" A Farm Scene." 13th December, 1920.
4586. Union Theatres Limited, of 251A Pitt - street, Sydney,N.S.W. Drawing : " The Dawn of a New. Era." AColoured Drawing illustrating the Sun's Rays andBuildings. 14th December, 1920. i
4587. Archibald Albert Pryor, Fairy Meadow, near Wollon-gong, N.S.W. Drawing: " Australian Aerial Derby."16th December, 1920.
4588. Archibald Albert Phyor, .Fairy Meadow, near Wollon-gong, N.S.W. Drawing: "The Ross Smith 'AeroplaneRace Game. "' 16th December, 1920.
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4589. Lily Priol, 84 Campbell- street, .glebe, - Sydney,Work of Artistic Craftsmanship : "The. Captive Elec-trically Illuminated " (Costume) 18th December,1920. '
4590. Peter Nichol, 222 Johnston- street, Fitzroy, Vic. Draw-ing : " Lady Grenall. 20th December, 1920.
4591. Clive William Samsòny Geelong -road, Footscray, Vic.Oil Painting,: " The First Commonwealth Naval Re-view." 21st. December, 1920. .
4592. 'Harry .Burrell, La . Mascátte, Doncaster avenue; Ken-sington, N.S.W. Photograph : " Group of PlatypussNests." 24th December, 1920. I
4593, Harry Burrell, La Masecttte, Doncaster - avenue, Kensing-ton, N.S.W. Photograph: " Neal and Egge of Platy-pus, Ornithorhynchus.'" 24th December, 1920. ..
4594. Harry Burrell, Ira Mascotte, Doncaster-avenue, Kensing-ton, ilsT.,S.W. Photograph : " Platypus, Nest andYoun: " ` 24th December, 1920.
4595. `Harry Burrell, La Mascotte, Doncaster avenue, Kensing-ton, N.S.W. Photograph : Group of Young Platypus,Eggs, and Capsules." 24th December, 1920.
4596. Australasian Business; of 226 Little , Lonsdale- street,Melbourne, Vic. Drawing: " Three Ornamental
I Columns Supporting the Name ` Australasian Busi-ness "' 24th December, 1920.
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ARTHUR SAMUEL ADEY, POSTMAN, POSTMAfiTER-QTANÉRÄL'S
DEPARTMENT, ARMIDALE.
1T AKE {,notice that, as your present address is unknown -to
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truth of such charge, and to give any explanation, in writing,you may think fit as to the offence charged, for my con=sideration. And take further notice that, if no answer is.received-to such communication within 91 days from the date .hereof, you will be deemed to deny the truth of -such charge,-and such charge will be inquired into and dealt with in -yourabsence.
Dated -this 14th day of January, 1921.
E. J. YOUNG, Chief ()Meer.
state.
COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA.
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Deposits.
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No. Amount.
Withdrawals.
No. Amou,qt.
Net Result:Increase inDepositors''Balances.
se Decrease.
InterestCredited toDepositors'Accounts.
New SouthWalesVictoria ..Queensland .South AustraliaWestern Aus-
traliaTasmaniaNorthern Terri -tor
Papua and NewBritain
London ..
Totals
141,23Q, 91,55
64,79830,283
43,84430,681.
549
1,4751,923
£ s. d.2,532,436 19 42,250,125 0 41,314,328 15 1
788,914 14 11
730,388 1 1450,685 9 , 4
11,676 7 2
30,195.11 0126,858.17 0
£ s. d.169,645; 2,308,297 5 11113,7031,988,762 4 869,5011 991,489 11 037,892 692,305 19 0
53,343 581,639 91120,369 419,988. 3 8
615 13,047 6 8
1,436 22,595 12 13,095, 111,228 5 1
£ s. d.224,139 18 5281,362 15 8322,839 4 196,608 15 .11
148,748 11 230,697 5 8
x 1,370 19 6
7,599 18 1115,630 11 11
406,334 8,235,609 15 3 478,899;7,109,353 18 0 1,126,255 17 3
Accounts. Accounts open at this Date.
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m
ß i£ s. d.
1,320 10 6 16,253 9,177 122,327912 9 10 10,359 6,773 72,465476 1 6 7,526 5,809 59,014293 11 9 3,274 2,492 27,013
235 10 9 4,140 1,913 31,279191 0 3 2,469 1,717 31,296
24 5 10 39 74 786
41 14 1 91 1,00910917 10 454 5,1-02
3,605 2 3 28,500 850,291
134570
44,764
i áW1
Total.
Depositor'Balances atthis Date.
£ . t, -d.68,733 2,371 193,431 . 5,805,235 18 444,934 1,771 119,170 4,838;071 3'. 530,574 850 90,438 8,360,500 9 112,486 1,377 40,876 1,751,225 -18 '2r -,
17,675 735 49,689 1,614,550 18 6'21,579 1,493 54,368 1,426,539 3 10
157 - 9 952 55,075 13. 10
124 13 1,146 55,558 17 11846 41 5,989 '205,505 0 ó
197,108
Sydney, 17th December, 1920.
We certify that the above Statement, compiled from Returns furnished by the several Offices of the Bank, is correct.
8,660 556,059 19,112,263 3 6
DENÌSON MILLER, Governor.
E. T. ARMITAGE, Chief Accountant.D. B. MURDOCH, Branch Accountant.
ÇOMMONWEALTH BANK--'0F AUSTRALIA.
STATEMENT OP LIABILITIES AND ASSETS ON THE 30m DAY OJ!_SEPTE IBER, 1920.
Liabilities:Deposits .. ..Bills Payable and other Liabilities ..Savings Bank Department-
Depositors' Balances .Reserve Fund ..Redemption Fund .. , .
Total
Sydney, 1fDecember, 1920:
£ :s. d... 34,213,272 9 1
.. 2,1.52,027 17 0
.. 19,112,263 3 6.. 1,378,052 9 6, . 1,378,052 . 9 6
.. 58,233,668 8 7
Assets. £ a. d.Coin Bullion and Cash Balances . .. ... 5,344,276. 1 1
Australian Notes ... ' .. .. .. 3,712,745 10 0Money at Short Call in London .. .. 12,715,000. 0 :0Investments -- British, Colonial, and Govern-
ment Securities (Face Value, £18,428,30717s. ed.) ... .. .. .. 18,229,740 6:,
Fixed Deposits of other Banks .,. ... 929,000Bilis Receivable, Bills Discounted, Loans and
Advances to Customers, and other sums dueto the Bank .. .. .- .
16,876,575 10 .. 0Bank Premises .. . .. .. 408,447 0 . 4
Total .. 58,215,784 6 :9
\ DENISON MILLER, 'Governor.=
We certify that the above Statement of Liabilities and Assets, compiled from Statements furnished by the several Offices of -ihe
Bank, is correct. H. T. ARMITAGE, Chief Accountant.D. B. MURDOCH, Branch Acaonntant.
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EÏPEND'ITURE UNDER THE , PROVISIONS.. OF No. 67OF TREASUI2, REGULATIONS UNDER SECTION 71OF THE AUDIT ACT-1901 -1920. .
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE., £250, to Messrs. F. H. Stephens & Coy, för charter of s.s.Dolphin, in search for Amelia J.
1ST ,MILITARY DISTRICT.Req. No. 825," Vacuum Oil Coy. Ltd., benzine, £368 13s. M.
2ND MILITARY DISTRICT. .
N.S.W. Railways Commissioners, tram tickets supplied, 11thNovember, 1920, £110; req. No. TS.1.1241, Paul and Gray, 143coal- baskets for Rabaul, £139 8s. -6d.; Railway Commissionersfor N.S:W., parcels account, 17/33, Royal Visit, £195 9s. 3d.;ÁC13.3228, R. Towns & Co., 2,226 lbs. tobacco for Rabaul,£:357 12s. 5d.; Burns, Philp, & Co. Ltd., out freight per s.s.bfelusia, 4th November, 1920, £344 13s. 8d.; DCB.3228, F. J."Walker & Co., tinned meats for Rabaul, £558; Railways Com-missioners for N.S.W., ordinary fares account, No. 17/30,1 -31st August, 1920, £1,223 18s. 6d.; DCB.3202, James BarnesLtd., 14 casks raw linseed oil and 14- casks boiled linseed forRabaul, £583 Os. 6d. ; DCB.3140, Langdon & Langdon, timberfor Rabaul, £12S Í2s 9d.; T.3, 1960, 714, 715, Burns, Philp, &Co. Ltd., freight to Rabaul per s.s. Marsinia (47) , £129 14s.7d.; T.3,1958, Burns, Philp, & Co., freight to Rabaul per s.s.llielusia (24), £168 2s. 3d.; N.S.W. Railways, coaching ac-count, 17/30, ] -31st August, £271 3s. ld.; N.S.W. Railways,eöaching account 17/30, 1 -30th September, £1,223 18s. 6d.
3RD MILITA1 Y DISTRICT.Req. No. 1500, Butler and Moss, hay and straw, £218 17s.
6.d.; . 1696, Burnley Flour Mills,- sharps, £281 3s. 9d.; ColonialSugar Refining Co., sugar, £147 ; Colonial Sugar Refining Co.,ar. £142 2s. ; 1662, Commonwealth Government Line ofSteamers, freight, Austraibrook, £3,332 14s ~4d.; 1665, Common-wealth Government Line of Steamers, freight, Australpeak,-£1,076 is. 3d. ; 1665, Commonwealth Government Line ofSteamers, freight, Booral, £964 Os. 9d.; 1613, Explosives De-partment, liglï£erage, £341 17s. lid. ; 1498, J. E. 'HandburyRon, butter and eggs, £120 10s. 10d.; 1597, J. E. Handbury &Son, butter and eggs, £ 129 18s. 2d. ; 1659, Jumbunna CoalMine, coal, 16 Aust. General Hospital, £132 4s. 2c1.; 1639,Department of Navy, freight on stores ex Bakara, £562 14s. 6d.
4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.Req. No. 685, 0. Heysen & Son, eggs and storage, £195Ins. 8d.
HOME AND TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT.£403 12e. 11d. Kodak (Australasia) Ltd.- 10,000 feet ofnegative and 40,000 feet of positive cinema film.£181 5s. +Fogarty, Doyle, and Co.-25 cases of Boll andDunlop's gin for the Northern Territory hotels.
PO'STMASTiER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Ex. Mins. No 22, 29, 32, and 38..
NEW SOUTH WALES.£337 108.Western Electric Compaiy Ltd., purchase of
2,000 lamps, 4 -volt, and 100 telep.honometrs.VICTORIA.
£460.-- Gunnersen Pty. Ltd., purchase of 10 tons of No. 12,gauge galvanized-iron wire.SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
£342 5s.Conservator of Forests, Adelaide, purchase of 530.. poles, various sizes, delivery at Bundaleer Forest,- required inconnexion with the erection of telephone lines between Orrorooand Pekina and between Orroroo and Morchard.£884 10s. Elder Smith and Co. Ltd., Adelaide, purchase of341 positive plates, 44 negative plates, 700 woodboard separa-tors, complete, type J.4, 40 positive plates, and 100 woodboard
`.separators, type J.2, required for use in connexion with thereplanting of " B " main battery and of " A " and " )3", meterbatteries, Central Exchange, the expenditure. to also cover thecast of installing the material.
NV_ M. HUGHES, Prime Minister.APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ELECTORAL
REGISTRARS.:_T. is hereby notified that the.undermentioned persons, whose
names are printed in capital, letters, have been appointedto be Electoral Registrars under the Commonwealht Electoral:Acts and that the appointment of the undermentioned persons,ìvhose names are printed in italic letters, has ben terminated.Each appointment is to take effect on and from the date uponWhich the .person' appointed takes over the duties
. of the office,.and td continue during the pleasure of the Minister:STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
Division of Calare. ROBERT MORE, .Postmaster, Cano-windra; to keep the Roll for the Subdivision of Canowin-dra, in the place of Alexander Hugh, McKenzie, whoseappointment is terminated.
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Division of. Eden= Monaró. ERNEST DONÀLD ALBERTLIVERMORE, Postmaster, Bombala, to :keep. the Rollfoi."-the Súbdivision -of Bombala, in the place of LeonardHenry M Olynn, whose appointment -is terminated.
Division of Eden-Monaro. = LEONARD HENRYMOGLYNN, Postmaster, Braidwood, to keep the Rollfoi the Subdivision of Braidwood, in the. place ofThomas Joseph 'Bayne'', whose appointment is ter-minated.
Division of Riverina. THOMAS ARTHUR PRYKE, Post-master, Hay, to keep the Roll for the Subdivision ofHay, in the place of Edward Alexander Guiltier, whoseappointment is terminated.
A. POYNTON, Minister for Home and Territories.
THE Governor- teneral in Council has been pleased, to ap-prove of the appointment, under the provisions of the
Commonwealth Electoral -Act 1918- 1919, of HERBERT NORMALWARREN to be Commonwealth Electoral Officer for the-State ofTasmania (without additional remuneration), during the ah-sence on leave of the permanent officer,, James Edward Cathie.
A. POYNTON, Minister for Home and Territories.. The Lands Acquisition Act 1906.
NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITIiON OF LAND BY" CO113MONWEATLTtH.
IT is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency theGovernor-General, acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive Council, that the land hereunder described, togetherwith all buildings and tanks (if any) thereon,- _ has beenacquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisitiondct 1906, for the following public purpose, namely, for Postalpurposes, at Gordon, New South Wales.
Dated the 12th day of January, One thousand nine hundredand twenty -one.FORSTER,
Governor-General.By Ills Excellency's Command,
A7 POYNTON,Minister of State for Home and Territories.
N.L.20/3266. -
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.All that piece or parcel of land at Gordon, . containing anarea of 23 perches, more or less, being part of lot 1, section 2,on deposited plan 3694, parish of Gordon, county of Cumber-land, State of New South Wales, Commonwealth of Australia,as shown hachured on plan hereunder: Commencing at theintersection of the southern side of Powell - street with theeastern side of Lane Cove -road; thence by the southern sideof Powell - street, bearing 69 (legs. 44 mires. 43 secs, 56 feet 8inches; thence by a line bearing 165 degs. 41 mins. 45 secs.128 feet- 2i inches to a point in the northern boundary oflot 2 on deposited plan 3694; thence by part of that boundarybearing 258 degs. 15 mins. 50 feet to a point in the easternside of Lane Cove -road beforementioned; .and thence by thatside of that street being lines bearing 345 degs. 41 mins. 45secs. 110 feet, and 313 degs. 23 .mina. 45 secs. 12 feet to thepoint of commencement.
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The Lanzls. Acquisition Act- 19Q6.NO7iIEI,CATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY
TEEM DOMMONWDAILTH.- .
T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellen theGtoverñor- IGeneral/ acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive Council, that the land hereunder described, togetherwith all bindings and tanks (if any) thereon, has beenacquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands. AcquisitionAct 1906, for the following public purpose, namely, for Postalpurposes, at . Branxholm, Tasmania.
Dated the 12th day ofJanuary, One thousand nine hundredand twenty -one. .
FORSTER,Governor- General.
By. His Excellency's Command,A. POYNTON,
Minister of State for Home and Territories.T.L.20/542..
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.
All that piece or parcel of land at Branxholm, containing anarea of 1' rood and perch, more or less, being lot 29 on sub-division diaagràm in the office of the Recorder of Titles, andbeing part of lot 3494 delineated in the public map of thecounty of ,Dorset, in the town of Branxholm, parish of Kay,county of Dorset; State of Tasmania, Commonwealth of Aus-tralia, as shown hachured on plan hereunder : Commencing atthe north western corner of lot 38, being a point in the easternside of Stoke-street, distant 274.9- links northerly from theintersection of that side of that street with the northern -sideof the main road; thence by part of the eastern side of Stoke -street bearing 348 degs. 41 mins. 100 links to the south-western corner of lot 30; thence by the southern boundary, ofthat lot bearing 71 degs. 50 mins. 2'53.3 links to a point in awestern boundary of the estate of the late Sir John Dodds;thence by part of that boundary bearing 168 dogs. 47 mins.100.3 links to a point in the northern boundary of lot 39;and thence by part of the northern boundary of that lotand the northern boundary of lot 38, being a line bearing 251degs. 55 mins. 253.1 links to the point of commencement.
DEISCRIi.`ION1OF LAND REFERRED-
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T4rAll that piece or parcel í land' containing an area of i roód
0 perches, more for less,__ forming part of town Purchase,bSamuel .Arundales dated 5th October, - 1857, and beingsection 42,, töwn of. Parramatta North, parish of Field==_Mars, county of Cumberland, State of Ney South Wales, Cornmonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured on plan hereunder`Commencing at a- point in the south - eastern side of PennantHills- road,- being the north -west corner of lot 1 of_ section -42 -,distant north - easterly 186 ft. -3 in from the interaction, ofthe north side of Albert- street yOth the south - eastern SidesOfPennant Hills -road beforementioned; thence by part;,of thatside of that road bearing 25 digs 24 mina. 73 ft. Sin, to `the -_south - western corner of lot 14; thence by the southernboundary of that lot bearing 90. degs. 4 mins. 151 ft. 4 in. -- toa point in the western boundary of lot 13; thence by part ofthat western boundary bearing 180 degs.` 3 mins. 66 ft. 3 in to .
- the north- eastern corner of lot 3; thence by the . northern::v'.boundaries of lots 3, 2, and 1, being .a line bearing 270 dogs.;`'::6 mins. 182 ft. 7 in. to the -point of commencement. . `.
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The War Service Homes Act 1918 -1920.NOTIFICATION O14THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY
THE WAR SERVICE HOMES COMMISSIONER.PU]StIANT to the War Service Homes Act 1918 -1920 and
the Regulations made thereunder, it is hereby notifiedand declared by the War Service Homes Commissioner, abody corporate by the said Act, that the land at Parramatta,New South Wales, hereunder described (excepting thereout allrights, interests, and things reserved to His Majesty the Kingby or under the Crown grant or Crown grants of the saidland) has been acquired by compulsory process for the pur-poses of the War Service Homes Act 1918 -1920.
Dated the 12th day of January, One thousand nine hundredand twenty -one.
JAS. WALKER,War Service Homes Commissic nér.(v.s.)
N.L. -20/3383.
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The War Service Homes . Act 1918 -1920.
NOTIFICATION OF : THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BYTHE WAR. SERVICE HOMES COMMISSIONER .
URSUANT re thé War Service Hampes Act 1918 -1920 andthe Regulations 'made thereunder, it is hereby notified
and declared by the War Service Homes Commissioner,: abody corporate by the said Act, that the land at Parramatta,,New South Wales, hereunder described (excepting thereout ::01.rights, interests," and things reserved to His Majesty the kingby or under the Crown grant or Crown grants of the .saidland) has been acquired by compulsory process for the pur-poses of the War Service Homes Act 1918 -1920.
Dated the 12th day of January, One thousand nine. - hundred.;and twenty -one.
(L.S.)N.L. 20/3369.
JAS. WALKER,War Service Homes Commissioner.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.
All those pieces or parcels of land in the municipality :MParramatta forming parts of 112 acres granted to the:Reverend Samuel Marsden, on 1st November, 1822, and cell-tanning a total area of 1 acre 2 roods 23 perches, more or .-lea's,being parts of lots _21 and 27, Newlands Estate, parish of Fieldof Mars, County of -Cumberland, State of New South Wales,.Commonwealth of Australia, as, shown hachured. on plan here-under:
Pint/v.All that piece or parcel of land containing 2 -roods111 perches, more or less, being part 'of lot 21, Newland.. -
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state .; Commencing at a point in the Matern aide of Bette -treet _ bearing 3 dogs. 30 mina. 50 secs. 346 feet from the.itersection of the northern side of Thomas - street with the
eastern side' of Betts- street' beforementioned; thence by partf that side of that street bearing 3 degs. 30 mins. 50 secs.90. ft. 1o/ in.; thence by lines bearing 91 degs. 42 mils.
sec.'s; 128 ft. 8/' in., 183 degs. 30 mins. 50 secs. 194 ft.='Jlß. in., and 273 degs. 30 mina. 50 secs. 128 ft. 8 in. to thepoint of commencement. ,
Second/y.--All that piece or parcel of land containing 1 acre0 roods 11/ perches, more or less, being part of lot 27, New -lands 'state. Commencing at the intersection of thenorthern aide of Thomas- street with the eastern side of Bette -iitreet; thence by part of the eastern side of Betts- street bearng ;3 degt. 30 mins. 50 secs. 280 ft.; thence by lines bearing
..93. degs. 30 mins. 50 secs. 128 ft. 8 ins., 183 degs. 30 mins. 50secs. '130 ft. 6/ in., 93 degs. 46 mine. 71 ft. 4 in., and 183rlegs. 30 'mins. 50 secs 150 ft. to a point in the northern sideof :Thomas- street beforementioned; and thence by part- of thatside of that- street bearing 273 degs. 46 mins. 200 ft. to thepoint of commencement.
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of the north-easternside of Cowper- street with the south-eastern side of . Bold- street.; thanes by the south- easternboundary of lot 20 bearing 28 degs. 59 mine,. 30 secs. 99 feet;thence by the south- western boundary of lot 14, bearing 116degs. 21 mine.. 10 secs. 33 feet; thence by the north- westernboundary of lot 22, bearing 208 degs, 59 mins, 30 sees. 99 feetto a point in the northeastern side of Cowper-street beforementioned; and thence by part of that side of that street bear-ing 296 degs. 21 mins. 10 sees. 33 feet to the point of con -,mencement.
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The War Service Homes Act 1918 -1924:
NOTIFICATIOX OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BYTHE WAR ,SERVICE HOMES COMMISSIONER.
URSUANT fo the War Seervice Homes Act- 1918 -1920 andthe Regulations made thereunder, it le` hereby notified
and declared by the War Service Homes Comiissioner, abody .corporate by the said. Act, that the land at Granville,New South Wales, hereunder described (excepting thereout allrights, interests, and things reserved to 'His `Majesty the Kingby or under the Crown grant or Crown grants of the said=land) bas been ,acquired by compulsory process for the pur -poses of the War. Service Homes Act 1918 -1920. /
Dated the 12th day of January, One thousand nine'hundredand twenty -one,
JAS. WALKER,(L.s.) War Service Homes Commissioner.
N.L. 20/3362. .
The War Service Homes Act 1918 -1920.
NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND. BY THEWAR SERVICE HOMES COMMISSIONER.
PURSUANT to the Ware Service Homes Act 1918 -1920 andthe Regulations made thereunder, it . is hereby notified
and declared by the War Service Homes Commissioner, a bodycorporate by the said Act,_ that the land at Hamilton; NewSouth Wales, hereunder described (excepting thereout allrights, interests, and things reserved to His Majesty the Kingby or,under the Crown grant or Crown grants of the saidland) has been acquired by compulsory process for the pur-poses of the War Service Homes 'Act 1918 -1920.
Dated the 12th day of January, One thousand dine hundredand twenty -one.
JAS.. WALKER,(L.a.) War Service Homes Commissioner.
N.L.21 /6.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO..
.4.11 that piece or parcel of land in the municipality ofGranville containing 12 perches, more or less, being lot 1section A, Granville township, parish of Liberty Plains,county of Cumberland, State of Tow South. Wales, Common-wealth of Australia, as shown haohurei on *plan hereunder:_Commencing at a point in' the north - eastern side of Cowper-street, being the southern corner of lot 20 of section A, bear-
110 degs. 21 mine, 10 'sees. 108 f est` #rom the intersection
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.
All that piece or parcel of land in the municipality of Hamil-ton, containing 261 perches, more or less, being lot 57, section,J, of a subdivision known as Garden Suburb, and forming part`of the Australian Agricultural Company's 2,000 acres grant,parish of Newcastle, county of Cumberland, State of NewSouth Wales, Commonwealth of Australia, as shown} hachuredon plan hereunder; Commencing at the north - eastern cornerof lot 56, being a point in the southern side of Turnbull -street bearing 90 degs. 17 mine. 15 secs, 180 feet 4 ins. fromthe intersection of the eastern side of Lawson- street with thesouthern side of Turnbull- reet beforementioned; thence bypart of the southern side of Turnbull- street bearing 90 degs.17 ni:ins. 15 seas. 43 feet 8/ ins. to the north- western corner oflot 58; thence by the western boundary of that .lot bearing180 degs. 11 mins. 30 secs. 165.. feet to the nor- eastern cornerof l(4'69; *Nice by the northern boundary of that lot bearing270 degs. 17 mins. 15' secs. 44 feet to the south- eastern corner
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of lot 56 beforementioned; and thence 1ÿ the eastern boundaryof that loti bearing 0 degs. 17 mirs. 15 secs. 165 feet to the wpoint of commencement.
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DES-CRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED' To.
All that piece or parcel, of land,, containing 30 per-eh-es, mrlror less, forming part of 100 acres granted to JameOfeelia,on 23rd December, 1816, and being lot .20, and part of lóß- 11section 1, town of Parramatta, parish of St. John, cáunty.,eCumberland, State Of New South . Wales, . Commonwealth ofAustralia, as shown hachured on plañ hereunder : Commen frig ata point in the eastern side of Inkerman- street, bearing.344'degè.20 mins. 98 feet 1.1 ins. from the intersection of the nórthérát;side of Rosehill-street and the eastern side of Inkerman - street.beforementioned; thence by part of the eastern side of Inkerman- street bearing 344 degs. 20 mins. 52 feet 4 ins. thenceby lines bearing 74 degs. 20 mins. 150 feet, 164 degs. 20 mine:57 feet 5 ins., and 256 degs. 16 . mins. 150 feet 1 inch to the:point of commencement.
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The War Service Homes Act 1918 -1920.NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND , BY
THE WAR SERVICE HOMES COMMISSIONER.
PURSUANT'to the Warr Service Homes Act 1918 -1920 andthe Regulations made thereunder, it is hereby notified
and declared by the War Service Homes Commissioner, a bodycorporate1iÿ -the said Act, that the land at Parramatta,' NewSouth Wales, hereunder described (excepting thereout allrights, interests, and things reserved to r(is Majesty. the Kingby or under the Crown grant or Crown grants of the saidland) has been acquired by compulsory process for thé pur-poses of the War Service Homes Act 1918 -1920.
Dated the '12th day of January, One thousand nine hundredand twenty -one.
JAS. WALKER,(L.s.) War Service Homes Commissioner.
N.L.20/3414. r
TENDERS.POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
TENDRES INVITED.
MENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or services. - Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for.... (asthe case may be) ", and be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster - General in the State nained. They may be deposited in the Tender
box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.'
iDescription of Material or Service required. Schedule No.
Tender Forms,Specifications, Ç &e.,obtainable from
Tenders Close --.
Switchboard Material Various StatesSwitchboards all States
GENERAL... 1657.. I 1670
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*t.3 p.m., 1.2.21*13 p.m., 19.4.21§
NEW SOUTH WALES.Telephone and Telegraph Apparatus, Testing Instruments and Switch-
board Parts, Sydney . .. ..Storage Battery Plates and Separators . , 40 .. R .Supply and erection of Poles, &c., or supply and delivery where required
between Kempsey and Gladstone of about 210 new Wooden PolesPoles and Struts, Willow Tree and Warrah Creek .. ..(1) Erection of.New Telephone Line Complete, Baw Baw and Bannister(2) Supply and delivery where required between Baw Baw and Bannister
of 331& wooden polesWooden Poles, Mandurama to Burnt Yards .. ..
814845
S.E. No.6/M.O.
N.d. 12/20
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20/3 D.B.
(a) Supply and Erection about 1,145 Wooden Poles, &c., Kempsey,Macksville, or .
(b) Supply and `delivery about '1,145 new Wooden Poles, Kempsey, t
Macksville a
S.E.47/M.O.
**(See v.,Gommonwealth
Gttzètte of 30.12.20)(See Commonwealth
Gazétte 4.1.21)
(See CommonwealthGazette of 13.1.21)
(See CommonivealthGazette of 13.1.21)
(See Commonwealth,Gazette of 1 3.1.21)
2.30 p.m., 21.3.212,30 p.m., 28:2.21 ***2.30 p.m., 27.1.21 .
2.30 p.m., 24.1.21
2.30 p.m., 3.2.21
2.30 p.m., 3.2.21
2.30 p.m., 3.2.21
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for Notes see end of table on following page.
Mlll3ïlïtlII
TZNDERS" . POSTMASTER-+GENERAL'S- U1'ARTMENTTvvñtfnuad.
Description of Materiel or Service required. Schedule No.
NEW SOUTH WALES- continued.
- Supply and erection of poles, &c., Casino to Kyògle
'(b) Supply and delivery, where required, of poles Casino to.Iiyogle . .Conveyance of mails to and. from Piney Ridge and Puttabobka (Lothie's)
ßiá Sandy Creek, thence along the Lake from Crows ví4 Young's,Regan's, Russell's, Molloy's, thence viôc W. E. and W.-R. Butler's,Black's, Dean's, Amor's, and Hucket's. Three times a week
Steel " :1 "Spindles, Sydney. .. .. ..
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1Vlëtal Cases for Coin Attachments, Sydney..-Golden- silver Fire and Enamel Insulated Wire, SydneyBrass and Ebonite, Sydney .. ..Bakelite, Erinoid and Fibre, Sydney ..Supply and delivery of Poles and Struts, Paterson Dungog . .
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Motor Lorries, Sydney ..
-Arm Braces, Bridle. Rings, and Pole Steps, Melbourne
Telephone Apparatus "and Parts, BrisbaneSwitchboard_ Apparatus and Parto, BrisbaneMachinery, Brisbane ..r ..
telephone Parts ..Telephone Material ..Telephone Parts . ...Electric Lamps, Adelaide, ...Dry Cells and Battery Material, Adelaide .
- .Conduits, Glazed. Earthenware, Adelaide ..Arms, Wood, Adelaide..Cells, Dry, Adelaide .. ..
_Letter Box Fronts, AdelaideWòodeä Telegraph Poles, Renmark, Lake Victoria Line
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State {` Engineer,G,P.O., Sydney,and Post Offices,Eyogle, Grafton,
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Post Offices or Re- 2.30 p.m., 17.2.21ceiving Officesnamed in the Ser-vice
Departmental Stores, 2.30. p.m., 3.2.21Sydney (64 Har-bour- street), Bris-bane, Adelaide,(West Terrace) andG.P.O ., Melbourne
Ditto .. .. i 2.30 p.m., 14.2.21* 2.30 p.m., 14.2.21* 2:30 p.m., 14.2.21* 2.30 p.m., 14.2.21
State Engineer, 2.30 p.m., 24.2.21Sydney, and Post _
Offices, Paterson,Dungog, WestMaitland,Glouces -ter, Taree, Single-ton, Cessnock, andWollombi, Brans- .ton, and SectionalEngineer, New=castle
State Engineer, 2.30 p.m., 24.2.21Sydney, and PostOffices, Dungog,Gloucester, Pater-son; West Maitland,Taree, Singleton,Cessnóck, Wollom-bi, Branton, andSectional Engi-neer, Newcastle
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s Departmental Stores Branches, -Sydney (64 Harbour- street) ; Brisbane Adelaide (West Terrace) ; and Perth ; G.P.Os., Melbourne and Hobart.#'Tender Forms, &c.,"alsoobtainable at. the -office of the High Commissioner, London, and may be seen at the office of the Commissioner for Australia In
:America, Boom 3012, 61 Broadway, New York.t "Tender Forms, &c., also obtainable_ at the office of the high Commissioner, :,London.
Tenfers returnable at the Office of the Deputy Postmaster - General ;MMelbourne.sa Date extended from 4.1.21.
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TENDERS. ACCEPTED.NEW SOUTH WALES.
The Firebrick Insulator & Pottery Co. Pty. Ltd., 23 Derby -road, Caulfield, Victoria. Schedule 851 Item 1, 100,000 in-sulators, porcelain, No. i (pattern A), at 8d. each, £3,64516s. 8d. ; item 2, 100,000 insulators, porcelain, No. 2 (patternB), at 5411. each, £2,395 16s. 8d.
Thomas Cheveli, 122 Australia- street, Newtown. Schedule5511 Item 1, 3,000 shackles, galvanized iron; at 2s. lld. each,£437 10s.
McLean & Dougherty, Dilkoon.Supply and delivery whererequired along the telegraph line between_ South Grafton (atthe 4 mile) and. Nymboida, Schedule. N.S.W. S.E. No.3/19 -20 M.O.: About 7 28 -ft: lengths, at 26s. per pole; aboutl0 26 -ft. lengths at 24s. per. pole; about 4111 24 -ft. lengths, at22s. per pole; about 2 18 -ft. lengths, at 20e. per pole; about3 6 -ft. lengths, at 8s. per log; .about 3 4 -ft. lengths, at 6s.per log; approximate -total amount, £480 12s.
Thomas Martin, Redbournberry, Singleton. Supply and de-livers where required aloiìg the telephone line. between Sedge -field and Mirannie, Schedule N.S.W. N.C. No. 9/20 : About62 23 -ft. lengths (light), at -£1 4s. per pole ; about 338 24 -ft.lengths (light), at £1 4s. per -pole; about 6 17 -ft. 1 -in. lengths,at £1 4s. per pole; about 27 16 -ft. lengths, at £1 4s. per pole;approximate total amount,. £519 12s.
T. McGinty, River- street, Balranald. Repairs to the tele.graph line between Oxley and Balranald, Schedule N.S.W.S.E. No. 6 W.G. Item 1, supply and erection complete ofnew wooden poles, about 131 24 -ft., at £2 4s. per pole ; item2, retoppiig, &c., existing wooden poles, about 17, at 3s. perpole; item 3, resetting, &c., existing wooden poles, about 5,at 5s. per pole; item 4, straightening and ramming, &c., exist-ing wooden poles, about 35, at 2s.. 6d. peg pole ; approximatetotal amount, £296 7s. 6d.
Alick Webster, Post Office, Gundaroo. Repairs to the tele-graph line between Gunning and Bellrnount Forest ScheduleN.S.W. E.E. 20/36 G. Item 1, supply -and erection completeof about 54 22 -ft. lengths (light), at 30s. per pole; about 426 -ft. lengths (light), at 32s. per pole ; about 5 28 7ft. lengths(light) , at 32s. per pole ; item 2, resetting, &c., existingwooden poles, about 5, at 10s. per pole; item 3, retopping,&c., existing wooden poles, about 20, at 2s. M. per pole; item4, straightening and ramming, &c., existing wooden poles,about 46, at 2s. 6d. per pole item..5,, treating with ant ex-terminator all existing wooden poles, about 154, at 2s. perpole; item 6, clearing, &c., as required throughout the wholesection, for the sum of £2; shifting supervising officer, £1;minor repairs, £1; approximate total amount, £125 lls.
Alick Webster, Post Office, Gundaroo. Repairs to the tele-graph line between Bellmount Forest and Gundaroo ScheduleN.S.W. E.E. 20/37 G. Item 1, supply and erection completeof about 47 22 -ft. lengths (light), at 30s. per pole; about 926 -ft. lengths (light), at 32s. per pole; item 2, resetting &c.,about 3 existing wooden poles, at 10e. per pole; item 3, re-topping, &c., about 9 existing wooden poles, at 2s. 6d. perpole; item 4, straightening and ramming, . &c., about 36wooden poles, at 2s. M. per pole; item 5, treating with antexterminator about 100 existing wooden poles, at 2s. per pole;item 6, clearing, &c., as required throughout the whole sec-tion, for the sum of £1; shifting supervising officer, £1; minorrepairs, £4; approximate tótal amount, £108 Os. 6d.
Q UEEN SLAND.
Howard Motor Company Limited, Brisbane. Schedule No.522 Item 1, 2 Triumph motor cycles, 4 horse-power, Englishmanufacture, at £165 each, total cost £330; item 2, 3 Triumphmotor cycles, 4 ,horse- Hower, fitted with rear carrier, Englishmanufacture, at £165; total coste £495.
Canada Cycle and Motor Agency ((Pd.) Limited, Brisbane.Schedule 522- -Item 3, 2 Indian Powernlus motor cycles, typeN20, American manufacture, at £172 2s. each, tötal cost £3444s.; item 4, one side-car for attachment to motor cycles, re-quired under item 3, and suitable for conveyance of telephonetools and equipment, American manufacture, cost £42 15s.
Queensland Blind, Deaf, and Dumb Institution, Brisbane.Schedule 525, item 1. ¡Supply and delivery at Brisbane of 50baskets, round, 36 inches high and 23 inches diameter, as persample. Total price, £77. 18s. 4d.
Roe Brothers, Brisbane. Schedule 525, item 2 -25 baskets,round, 18 inches high and 11 inches diameter ( inside measure-ments) , as per sample. Tótal price, £17 18s. 4d.
E. T. Petterson, Brisbane. Schedule 525, item 3 -50 baskets,rectangular,-30 inches high .x 22 inches x 18 inches, insidemeasurements, as per sample. Total price, £73 2s. 6d.
Roe Brothers, Brisbane. Schedule 525, item 4-25 baskets,rectangular, 42 inches high x. 18 inches x 18 inches, insidemeasurements, as per sample. Total price,, £42 14e. 2d..
W. Rafton, Brisbane. Schedule 525, item 5---5D baskets, rec-tangular, 23 inches high x 18 inches x 18 inches, inside mea-surements, as per sample. Total price, £61 9s. 2d.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.British ¡General Electric Coy. Ltd., 257 Clarence- street, Syd-
ney.--Schedule-568, item 1, 3.6,006. insulators, No. 1 (patternA) . at 4s. 9d. per dozen, f.o.b. Melbourne, £712 10s.
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J. N. Taylor & Coy., Grenfell- street, Adelaide. Scheduleitem 1, 2 BB A. mater cycles, 414- 41.p., at £ 1.53 each, £306;--
A. Simpson & Son, Grenfell- street, .Adelaide.Schedule 572,'item 1, 7,000 spindles;" steel galvanized, a -in., swan -neck, at,ls. 6 7 -16d. each, £537 15s. 2d.; Schedule 564, item 4, 500spindles, steel galvanized, i -in. swan -neck, at -9.7d. -each, 204s. 2d. ; item 7, 10,000 ibraces, arm No. 1, 20 -in. x gi -in., at 4.63d. each, £192 18s. 4d.; item 8, 400 rings, .bridle = .
A.2, at ,3.014d: each, £5 Os: 6d.State Saw Mills, corner of . Hay and ¡George streets, Perth. --
Schedule 563, item 1 300. arms, wooden, karri, 3 -in.- x <,
3-in,, at 2s. 6 -d. each, £38 2s. 6d.; item 2, 100 arms, wooden,',karri, 42 -in x 3 -in. x- 3 -in., at is. 5d. each, £7 is. 8d.; Item;,3, 4,000 arms, wooden, karri, 52 -in. x 3 -in. x 2 -im., at ls. 6d.each, £300. .
Metal & Machinery Coy., Hindley- street, Adelaide.-=--Schedule564, item 3, 7,000 spindles, steel galvanized, single J, -iu.,at 2s. 7d. each, £904- 3s. 4d.
C. E. Kennett, City -road, South Melbourne. -- ,Schedule 564,item 5, 5,000. spindles, wooden, bluegum, for pattern B insu -:lator, at 20s. 6d. per 100, rE51 5s.; item 6,t 30,000 spindles,___wooden, bluegum, for pattern A insulator, at 21s. 6d. per 100,£322 10s.
GEO. H. WISE, Postmaster - General.
WAR SERVICE HOMES COMMISSION.NEW SOUTH WALES BRANCH.
TENDERS, addressed to the Deputy Commissioner, No. 5Hamilton- street, Sydney, indorsed with the name oa the work,are invited, and will be received up till Twelve noon on they25th inst., for the erection of houses at
RANDWICK, CONCORD, LEICHHARDT, LONGUEVILLE, COOGEE,EPPING, FIVE DOCK, VAUCLUSE, HUNTER'S HILL, GREENWICH, MANI.Y, NORTH BONDI, GLADESVILLE, MAROUBRA,MARRICKVILLE, CARLTON, KOGARAH, CAMPSIE.
Plans and specifications ( which must be returned) and tenderforms may be obtained from the office of the Assistant Archi-tect, Poster House, Lang- street, Sydney.
TASMANIAN BRANCH.
TENDERS; accompanied by a deposit of 1 per cent., andaddressed to the Deputy Commissioner, Tregear's Buildings,Collins- street, Hobart, indorsed with the name of the work,are invited for- each of the following works, and will be re-ceived up to Noon on 25th January, 1921 :
(a) Mezger's Estate, Moonah. Erection of 15 homes in.brick.
(b) Sherwin's Estate, Central - avenue and Bayswater -road,Moonah. Erection of 11 homes in brick.
(e) Lower Sandy Bay. - . Erection of 2 homes in brick.(d) Golf Links, Sandy Bay. Erection of 1 home in brick.(e) Lindisfarne. Erection of 1 home in wood.
-Plans and specifications (which must be returned) and ten-der forms may be obtained at the office of the Deputy Com-missioner shown above.
Bank drafts, &c., are to be made payable to the Collectorof Public Moneys, War Service Homes Commission._
No tender necessarily accepted.JAMES WALKER, Commissioner:
COMMONWEÀLTH. RAILWAYS.TENDERS FOR CEMENT.
TENDERS, accompanied by the .necessary deposits, will be .
received up to Four p.m. on Tuesday, 8th February, 1921, forthe supply and delivery of 1,080 casks of cement. `
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Specifications will be available for issue on and after the15th January, 1921, at the offices of thé Commonwealth Rail- -ways, Melbourne, and Works Directors, Brisbane, Sydney, andAdelaide. .
Tenders are to be addressed to the Secretary, CommonwealthRailways Commissioner, Russell- street, Melbourne, indorsed" Tender for Cement."
The - lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.By -order of the Commissioner.
OFFERS will be invited until Noon on the 7th February,1920, from persons desirous of obtaining Grazing Rights -overthe Port Adelaide Rifle Range Proper, South Australia, con-taining about 170 acres, at present occupied by, F. J. Packer:
The grazing licence will be for the period from the '1stMarch, 1921, to the 311th June, 1924; rental is to be paid halfyearly in advance, unless otherwise approved.
Offers to include keeping fences in repair, keeping the landclear of vermin, noxious weeds, &c., and the destruction ofrabbits or other noxious animals.
The licensee is to make good damage to works, &c., .causedby stock. The Commonwealth is to be absolved from liabilityregarding risk to life and property by rifle fire.
Offers to be addressed to the Commonwealth Surveyor-General, 318 Post Office- place, Melbourne, and envelopes to-be indorsed " Offer for Grazing Rights, Port Adelaide." .
The highest or anyoffer not necessarily accepted.
31Ìo. 8.---200ï4ai;uary, 1921.
OFFERS, returnable on the 14th February, 1921, are. in--vited from persons willing. to purchase the postal buildingsgrid site, .
being half óf allotment 8 of section .8, township ofMarsden, New South Wales, and containing an area of 1 rood.-_:-Offers to be addressed to the Commonwealth Surveyor-
General, 318 Post Office- place, Melbourne.The highest or any offer will not necessarily lie accepted..
A. POYNTON, Minister for Home and Territories.
. . COMMOIsTWEATA }H LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE.THE charter o$ a steamer of the following general descrip-
tion is required for a period of 12 months with the option ofrenewal for a further term :-
Approximate Dimensions -200 ft. x 30 ft. x 16 ft.Draught loaded --INot to ekceed 14 feet.Deadweight Capacity-400-500 -tons.Speed -11 -12 knots. .
Cargo Gear -Steam winches and at least one -derrick fit tolift 8 tons.
Passenger Accommodation -For 25 -35 persons.Crew Accommodation -For 30 hands all told.Full details of vessel offered, particularly those concerning
fuel consumption, and capacity of bunkers and fresh watertanks should be supplied. .
Delivery of the approved vessel, if any, will be taken at anyof the following ports '-
Brisbane, Sydney,. Hobart, Melbòurne, Adelaide, Fremantle.Tenders for above enclosed in sealed envelope4 indorsed
" Charter " on left -hand lower corner, and addressed tó TheChairman, Lighthouse Tender Board, 395 Collins - street, Mel -.bourne, will be received up to Wednesday; 9th February,. 1921.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
W. MASSEY GREENE, Minister for Trade and Customs.
TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposit, will bereceived up to Noon on Monday, -31st January, 1921, for repairsand painting at Coff's Harbor Post Office.
Specification and tender forms available at the Office of theCommonwealth Works Director,. 5th Floor, Customs House, _.Sydney; also at Coff's Harbor, Grafton, and Bellingen PostOffices.
Tenders should be indorsed with the name 'o- the work andforwarded to the Works Director."No tender necessarily accepted.
TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposit, will bereceived up to Noon on Monday, 31st January, 1921, for erec-tion of new fence, painting, ;andand general repairs at the NarrabriPost Office.
Plan, specification, and tender forms are available at theoffice of the Commonwealth Works Directòr, 5th Floor, CustomsHouse, Sydney; also at the Narrabri Post Office.
Tenders should be indorsed with the name of the work andforwarded to the Works Director.
No tender necessarily accepted.
TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposit, will bereceived up to Noon on Monday, 31st January, 1921, for addi-tions to store forming linemen's shed at Crookwell Post Office.
Plan, specification, and tender forms, available at the officeof the Commonwealth Works Director, 5th. floor, CustomsHouse, Sydney, also at the Crookwell Post Office.
Tenders should be indorsed with the name of the work andforwarded to the Works Director. e
No tender necessarily accepted.
TENDERS are invited until 11 a.m. on Wednesday, the 2ndFebruary, 1921, for "alterations and additions to the PostOffice, Drouin.
Plans and specifications, &c., may be seen at the office of theWorks Director, Victorias 151 Collins- street, Melbourne, or at
. ,, the Post Office, Drouin.Tenders to be addressed to the Secretary, Department af
Works and Railways, Commonwealth Offices, Melbourne, andindorsed "Alterations and Additions to Post Office," Drouin."
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
_.. TENDERS are invited until 141 a.m. on Wednesday, the 2nd--Febr nary, 1921, for alterations and additions to the PostOffice,, Warrnambool. . -..,. *Plan and specification, &e.,' may be seen at the bface of theWorks Director, Victoria, 151 Collins- street; Melbourne, or atthe Post Officer Warrnambool.
Tenders to be addressed- to the Secretary, Department of. Works and Railways, Commonwealth Offices, Melbourne, andindorsed' "Alterations, and Additions to Post Office, Wary-Awn
The -.!' The lowest -or any tender not necessarily accepted.
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TENDERS are invited until 11 a.m. on Wednesday, the 2ndFebruary, 1921, for alterations and additions to the PostOffice, Dandenong.
P :i:3n and specification, &c., may be seen at the office of the\ Vdrks Director, Victoria, 151 Collins- street, Melbourne, or atthe Post Office, Dandenong.
Tenders to be addressed to the Secretary, ' Department ofWorks and Railways, Commonwealth Offices, Melbourne, andindorsed " Alterations and Additions to Post Office, Dandenong."
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
I TENDERS are invited until 11 a.m. on Wednesday, the 2ndFebruary, 192L1, for fencing at the Rifle Range, Williamstown.
Plan, specification, &c., may be seen at the office of theWork's Director, Victoria, 151 'Collins- street, Melbourne, or atthe Range Superintendent's Office, Williamstown.
Tenders to be addressed to the Secretary, Department ofWorks and Railways, Conunonwealth Offices, Melbourne, andindorsed "Fencing at the Rifle Range, Williamstown."
The lowest or any tender not 'necessarily accepted.
TENDERS are invited until 11 a.m. on Wednesday, the 2ndFebruary, 1921, for alterations and additions to the PostOffice, Maffra.
Plan and specification, &c., may be seen at the office of theWorks Director, Victoria, 151 Collins street, Melbourne, or atthe Post Office, -Maffra. k
Tenders to be addressed to the .Secretary, Department ofWorks. and Railways, Commonwealth Offices, Melbourne,. andindorsed "Alterations and Additions to Post Office, Maffra:
The lowest or any tender not necessarily. accepted.
OFFERS will be received until Noon on 11th February, 1921,from persons desirous of purchasing the Petrol Air Gas Plant(Quirk's) at Roma Post Office. Copy of conditions may beobtained from Postmaster, Roma, Charleville, and St. George.
Offers should be addressed to the Commonwealth WorksDirector, Brisbane, and envelopes indorsed " Offer for' GasPlant, Roma Post Office."
The highest or any offer not necessarily accepted.
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.On 17th December, 1920, the tender of 'Mr. Hans Neelssen,
Stanley - street, Townsville, for painting and new private letter-holies at Ayr Post Office, at £177, was accepted. The date forcompletion is 25th February, 1924.
On 15th December, 1920, a contract was entered into withMr. William Nash, 29 Malop- street, Geelong, for painting,colouring, &c., at Submarine Shore Base, Osborne House,Geelong, for the sum of £656 16s. The date for completion is16th March, 1921. .
On. 17th December, 1920, a contract was entered into withMr. K. H. Macdonald, Merbein, for the erection and completionof a Post Office at Merbein, for the sum of £2,449 10s. 4d. Thedate for completion is 6th May, 1921., .
On 24th December, 1920, a contract was entered into withMessrs. J. Grove & Son, 86 Frederick- street, Unley, for erectionof temporary Post Office buildings in Franklin street, Adelaide,at a cost of £4,008. The date for completion is 13th May,1921.
LITTLETON E. GROOM, Minister for 'Works and Railways.
DEPARTMENT OF REPATRIATION.
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED - (Series 1920 -21.)Chargeable to Trust .Fund, Australian Soldiers' Repatriation
Account.MEAT, CONVALESCENT FARM, BUNDOORA, AND SANATORIUM,
' MACLEOD. '
, Period -lst January to 28th February, 1921.Beef -Butt of beef, at 9d. per lb. ; rump and loin, 'at 10d. per
lb.; set of ribs, at 7d.' per lb. ; leg of. beef (boneless) , at M.per lb.'; silverside, at 10d. per lb.;--topside steak, at 10d. perlb.; thick flank, at 6d. per lb.; rump steak, at ls. per lb.;sirloin, at 1s. per 1b.. suet, at 10d. per lb. ; 'chuck steak, at8d. per lb. , blade steak, at 8d. per lb,.; best ribs (with bone),at 9d. per lb.; back ribs (with bone), at 6d.'.per lb.; back ribs( without bone) , at . 8d. per lb. ; brisket (with bone) , at 5d. perlb.; brisket (without- bon) , at 7d. per lb.; .fillet steak, at 1s..per lb.; tripe, at 6d. per lb. Mutton- Forequarter of mutton,at 5d. per lb:; hindquarter of mutton, at 9d. per lb.; side ofmutton, at did. per lb.; legs, at 8d. per lb.; loin, at 9d. perlb. ; loin ( best chops) , at 10d. per lb. ; loin ( rib chops) , at9d. per lb. ; forequarter chops, at 7d. per lb. ; forequarter,(whole, two bones), at 40. per lb.; scrag neck, at 4d. per lb.;shoulder, at 7d. per lb.; leg 'chops, at 10d. per lb.- Messrs.
Angliss & Co: Pty. Ltd., 42 Bourke- street, Melbourne.
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BREAD, CONVALESCENT FARM, BUNDOORA, AND SAÑATORIUM,MACLEOD;
Period-1st January to 28th February, 1921. .
Bread, at 19s. 9d. per 100 lbs. Amount of the Increase- ordecrease per 100 lbs. of bread according to each rise or fall ofel per ton of flour, 9d.-E. J.. Callender, 519 High-stre-et,Preston.
DAIRY PRODUCE, ANZAC HOSTEL, GLENELG, SOUTH AUsTuerJa.Period-lst 'January to 31st March, 1921.
Cheese (best Mt. Gambidr or ,Woolf), at Is. 4d. per lb.;butter (Alfa or Malang), at 2s. 9d: per 'lb. ; bacon (middles),at'. ls. 10d. per lb.; eggs, at ls. 9d. per doz.-Messrs. H. T.Hoeper & Co., New Glenelg.
MILK, ANZAC HOSTEL, GLENELG, SOUTH AITSTRALLk.
Period--:4st January to 31st March, 1921.Milk, at ls. 10d. per gallon net.-Mr. W. S. Davidson, No. 1
Ormond-road, Glenelg.
GROCERIES, ANZAC HOSTEL, GLENALG, SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Period-lst January to 31st March, 1921.Arrowroot, at ls. per -lb.; baking powder, at 21i. 4d. per
lb.; barley, pearl, at 5d. per lb.; seed, canary, at 7d. per lb.;cornflour (Nurse) , at e9id. per lb.- curry powder (Lion) , at2s. 5d. per lb.; soda, washing, at 2d. per lb.; flour, plain, at3d. per lb. ; flour, self-raising (Lion or krab), at 4-0.. per lb.;starch (loose or Burford's No. 1), at 9d. per lb. ; wheat (newseason's, clean) , at I ls. per bushel; oatmeal, at 4id. per lb.;bran, at 2s. 4d. per bushel; pollard, at 2s. 5d. per bushel;vanilla custard powder (Arab), at Is. 2d. per- lb.; 'rice, at8d. .per lb.; sago, at 6d. per lb.;_cream of tartar, at 4s. perlb.; currants, at 9d. per lb.; fruit, preserved (tinned), atIs. 5d. per 2-lb. tin; jelly crystals, at 7d. per packet; raisins,at is. per lb.; rennet tabloids, at ls. 2d. per tube; ,lemonpeel, at ls. 5d. per lb. ; matches, safety (Three Poodle) , at9d. per doz.; anchovy paste, at ls. 3d. per pot; tartaric acid,at 4s. 9d. per lb..; pepper, white, at 2s. 2d. per lb. ; pickles,vegetable (assorted), Wipers," at is. per bottle; salt, at ld.per lb.- save, tomato, " Rosella "-large, is. 6d. per bottle;small, lid. per bottle ; cloves, at 4s, per lb. ; vinegar, at 9d.per l pint bottle; tea (Amazon or Viceroy) , at 2s. 3d. perlb.; coffee (Lion), at 2s. 9d. per lbe; cocoa (Walton), at 2s.3d. per lb. ; blue (Reckitt's), at is. 3d. per lb. ; treacle, atlOid. per tin; salmon (in tins), "Horseshoe," at 2s. 3d. perlarge tin; soap, yellow, at £2 18s. per cwt.; soap, extract, at5d. per lb. packet; biscuits, coffee, at Hid. per lb.; biscuits,ginger nuts, at lid. per lb. ; jam, assorted (Croydon), at14s. 9d. per doz. 27-oz. tins; polish (Brasso); at ls. per tin;polish, stove, at 70. per tin; polish,- floor,, at 100. per tin;Robinson's patent barley, at ls. 8d. per tin; kerosene, at Ss.per gallon.-The Elite Grocery Store, Broadway, New Glenelg.
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CONTRACTS (MILTARY) ACCEPTED.-(Series 1920-1921.)ROYAL MAITARY COLLEGE OF AUSTRALIA.
Period-1st January, 1921, to 30th June, 1921.1, bread, at 3d. per lb., Subject to an increase or decrease of
1-64 of a penny per lb. for every increase or decrease of fiveshillings (5s.) in the selling price of flOur per ton during thecurrency of the contract. The price of 3d. per lb. to be basedon the actual selling price of flour on the 1st Jairdiery, 1921.-John Murray, Canberra.
2, beef, fresh, at 70. per lb. ; 3, mutton, fresh, at 70. perlb. ; 4, suet, at 6d, per lb. ; 5, sausage meat, at 7d. per lb.;6, sausages, beef, at 8d. per lb. ; 7, pork, fresh, at 10d. per'lb. ; 8, tripe, at 8d. per lb. ; 9, ox tongues, at 7d. per lb. ; 10,ox tails, at 10d. each; 11, ox kidneys, at 8d. each.-A. H.Collett, Queanbeyan.
12, firewood, at 13s. 6d. per ton of sixty-four (64) cubicfeet.-S. W. Edlington, Majura.
4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.'
CHEESE.
Period-November, 1920.Chargeable to Loan Fund Accounts, Expeditionary Force.
Approved 23rd December, 1920.Garrison Military Police, Adelaide.-13, quotation, cheese,
at 1s. 2d. per lb.-G. Wood, Son, & Co. Ltd., Adelaide.
RAISINS.Period-November, 192%
Chargeable to Loan Fund Accounts, Expeditionary -Force-Approved 23rd December, 1920.
No. 7 A. G. Hospital, Keaveick.-14, quotation, raisins, at9d. per lb.----D; & J. Fowler Limited, King William-street,Adelaide.
FREEM MEAT.
Period-let October, 1920; to. 31st December, 1920.Chargearle to Loan Fund Accounts, Expeditionary Force.
etpproed 23rd December, 1920.NO. 7 A.G. Hospital, Keswick.-15, beef, fresh, at fd. per lb.;
16, mutton, fresle at 7d. per lb.; 17, sausages, at 6d. per lb.;18, tripe, at 8d. per lb. 19, brains, at 2d. per set. -GarrisonMilitary Police, Adelaide--20, fresh beef, at 71d. per lb. ; 21,fresh mutton, at 7d. per lb.-J. Poole, Torrensville.
ICE.
Chargeable to Expedsitionery ?orce. Approved 23rd,December, 1920.
Period-Novemberr,
1920.
No. 7 A.G. Hospital, Keswick.--22, ice, at £3 per ton.-MileEnd Cold Stores Limited, Mile End.
BurrE,H, BACON, AND EGG.Period-October, 1920.
No. 7 A.G. Hospital, Keewick.----23,'butter " Niagara,"-fresh,at 2s. 6id. per lb.; 24, eggs, nhen, fresh, at is. Sid. per doze.-G. Wood, & Co. Ltd., Adelaide. 25, bacon, flitches, 'at ls.7d. per lb.-Adelaide Meat Stores (Wilcox, Mofflin Limited,proprietors)) Currie-street, Adelaide.
GROCERIES.
Periad-1st November, 1920, to 31st December, 1920.No. 7 A.G. Hospital, Keswick.-26, baking powder, at ls. 3d.
per lb.; 27, salt, at 5s. per cwt.-D. & J. Fowler LimiAdelaide. 28, milk arrowroot biscuits, at 1M. per lb. (tinsextra, credit on return) ; 29, cornflour, at 71d. per lb.-G.Wood, Son, & Co. Ltd.,Adelaide. 30, tea, 'et ls. 2d. per lb.,less 2i 'per cent. discount for payment within 14 dayee-Wtlliam Charlick Limited, Adelaide. 31, rice, at 62s. 6d. percwt., less 3 per cent.; 32, pepper, white, at ls. 6d. per lb.;33, coffee, at 1$. 8id, per lb.-Ilenry Berry & Co. Pty. Ltd,Franklin-street,---Adelaide, South Australia.
6TH MILITARY DISTRICT.
No. 12 Remount Dep6t; Hobart.-34, chaff, at £9 per t6n, Loa..Devonportee-E. T. Clements & Co., Hobart. Straw, at £4 9s.114. per ton; bran, at 2e. 5d. per bushel.-W. T. Thorpe &Co., Hobart. Oats,. at 6s. 2d. per bushel, f.o.r. Launceston,less 5s. per dozen for bags returned.-A. T. Walters & Co.,Launceston. .
No. 13 Remount pep6t, Launceston.-3, chaff, at £9 per- ton, f.o.r. Devénport.-E. T. Clements & _Co., Hobart. Straw,at £4 5s. per ton; bran, at 26. 4d. per bushel.--Brookby &Dent, Launceston. Oats, at 6s. 3d. per bushel, less 5s. perdozen for bags returned.-A. T. Walters &'Co., Launceston.
No. 9 A.G.H., and R.A.G.A., Hobart.-36, beef, at 79s. 2d.per 100 lbs.; mutton, at 79s. 2d. per 100 lbs.; tripe, at 56s.per 100 lbs. ; brains, at 2id. per set-E. A. Fawkner (from1st to 12th August, 1920). Beef, at 83s. 4d. per 100 lbs.;mutton, at 91s. per 100 lbs.; tripe, at 10d. per lb.;brains, at 3s. per dozen.-C. Willing (from 13th to31st August, 1920) . Carrots, at lid. per lb. ; parsnips,at lid. per lb.; cabbages, at 2d. per lle.; tUrnips, at 9s, percwt.; onions, drild, at 2id.. per lb.; leeks, at 2s. per 'dozenbunches; beetroot, at 3s.. per dozen bunches; herbs, at is.per dozen bunches.----Ah Ham & -Co., Hobart_ Potatoes, at£11 19s. 11d. per ton.-W. T. Thorpe Co., Ilobart. Butterto be obtained from the Commonwealth Dairy Produce Pool. --
Periqd-August, 1920.No. 12 A.G.H., Launceston.-37, heef, at 79s. 2d. per 100 lbs.;
mutton, at 77s. ld. per 100 lbs.; mince, at 48s. 4d. per 100( lbs.; sausages, at 62s. -6d, per 100 lbs.; -tripe, at 50s. per 100
lbs.; brains, at 2j-d. per set, less l per cent. for payment inseven' days.-E. A. Fawkner, Lairieeston. Carrots, at 13s. 6d. -\per cwt. ; vegetable marrows, at 18s. per cwt. ; cauliflowers,at 9s. per dozen; cabbage, at 7e. 6d. to 8s. per dozen; turnips,at 13s. 6d. per cwt.; beetroot, at 2s. 9d. per dozen bunches;leeks, at 2e, 9d. per dozen bunches.-..A. Tyson, Launceston.Turnips, at.8s. per cwt.;- potatoes at £12 2s. dd. per ten.-A. T. Walters & Co., Launteston. 'Butter to be. obtained himthe Common-wealth Dairy Produce Pool.
CORRIGEN1;UM.With reference to serial No. 1509, appearing in Gazette, No.
67, dated 19th August, 1920, same was cancelled on or about30th October, 1920. See below.
1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.
LIME, UNSLARED, TO ACETATE OF LIME FACTORY.
Chargeable to Loan, Fund Accounts, Expeditionary Force.Period.-1st November, 1920, to- 31st December, 1920.
At 50s. per ton, f.o.r. Ambrose Siding.-11. A. Ambrose, jimr.
TRUMbLE, Secretary.
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0. 8.-20th January, 1921
_CO/vIMONINTEALTH INSTITUTE 'OF SCIENCE ANDINDUSTRY.
- APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTOR.
A PPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Director.1-1. of the Commonwealth Institute of Science and Industry.
_The' Institute is constituted under the histitute of Scienceand Industry Act 1920, and the Act provides that the Insti-tute shall establish
a) A Bureau of Agriculture,(b). A Bureau of Industries, and(c) Such other Bureaux as the Governor-General deter-
mines.The term for which appointment may be made is for five
years, and any person so appointed shall, at the expirationof the term of office, be eligible for re-appointment.
Applicants must fully set out their qualifications for theposition, together with particulars of any University degreesheld by them, and also state the salary required.
Applications must be forwarded to reach the undersignednot later than the 15th February, 1921.
W. -MASSY GREENE, Minister for Trade and Customs.
- NORTHERN TERRITORY.V
T.HE Governor-General in Council has been pleased fo ap-prove of the appointment of GERALD HOGAN,' Special
Magistrate of the Northern Territory and Registrar of ,-theSupreme Court at Darwin, as Deputy Judge of the SupremeCourt of the Northern Territory for a further period of fourmonths from 15th January, 1921.
A. POYNTON, Minister for Home and Territories.4.21411111=
Statútory Declarations Act 1911.- T is hereby notified, for public information, that the under-
mentioned persons have this day been appointed by me toCommissioners for Declarations under the above-named Act.
R. R. GARRAN, Solicitor-General.15th January, 1921.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.HERBERT THEGGIE, Esquire, of Melbourne, in the State of
Victoria, Deputy Commissioner for Pensions and MaternityAllowances.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME AND TERRITORIES.
(ELECTORAL BRANCH.)
JOHN FRANCIS DALY, Esquire, of Hobart, Tasmania-,- Divi-sional Returning Officer for Franklin.
EDWARD HENRY PERCY KERSHAW, Esquire, of North Fitzroy,Victoria, Acting Divisional Returning Officer for Batman.
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.EDWARD SIMMS, Esquire, of Melbourne, in the State of Vic-
toria, Secretary to the Commonwealth Railways Commis-sioner.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.LAWRENCE HERBERT STORY, Esquire, of Brisbane, in the State
of Queensland, Senior Ordnance Officer.
NAVY OFFICE.Paymaster Captain A. M. TREAOY, O.B.E., of Melbourne,
Victoria, Secretary, Navy Office.Commodore HERBERT MACIVER EDWARDS, of Sydney, New
South Wales, Commodore Superintendent and Senior NavalOfficer.
Commander FREDERICK CAMPBELL DARLEY, CommandhigOfficer, Flinders Naval Depot; Westernport,-Victoria. _
Captain EDWARD COUitNEY BOYLE, V.C., of Osborne House,_North Geelong, Victoria, Commanding Officer,. H.M.A.S.Platypus.
JAMES W. CLARK, Esquire, of Sydney, New South Wales,Acting General Manager of the Commonwealth Naval Dock-yard, Cockatoo Island;
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.
Melbourne, 20th January, 1921./II HE undermentioned notifications of Staff changes, &c., are
made in accordance with the Commonwealth PublicService Act and Regulations :
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.
Allowance.THOMAS STANISLAUS WOODBRIDGE, Clerk, FifthClass, Auditor-General's Otflte, New South Wales, granted anallowance equal to the difference between his total remunera-tion and £196 per annum -as from 4th November, 1920, thedate of his marriage, auch allowance to be reduced by theamount of any increment granted.
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Payment of Equipment Allowance.--GORDON BRADLEY COOKE,Qt.erk, 4th Class, Prime Minister's Department, £50, in con-nexion with his transfer to the office of Commissioner of Aus-tralia, in the United States of America.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Forfeiture of Office on Account of Marriage.GERTRUDE
EMILY ROE, Sorter (Female), General Division, TaxationBranch, New South-Wales, as from 4th December, 1920.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.E. Mins. Nos. 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 35, 36, and 37.
NEW SOUTH WALES.Promotions.FRANCIS LAWRENCE GUILLIER, Telegraphist,
5th Class, West Maitland, salary £202, to be Clerical Assist-ant, Grade I., 4th Class, Narromine, with salary of £220, from23rd December, 1920; ERNEST JouN LLOYD, Telegraph Messen-ger, Cooma, to be Postman, Cooma, at his present salary,from 10th September, 1920 ; HORACE JAMES NEWTON, Tele-phonist, Redfern, to be Assistant, Unattached; with increasein salary from £126 to £132, fr9m 10th September, 1920;JOHN JOSEPH HOFFLICK, Telephonist, Telephone Branch, to beAssistant, Unattached, with increase in salary from £110 to£132, from 14th September, 1920 ; ALICE POWER, Telephonist,Telephone Branch, to be Assistant, Accounts Branch (Expen-diture), at her present salary, from 23rd September, 1920;CECIL JOHN AUSTIN ROGAN, Telephonist, Armidale, to bePostal Assistant, Telegraph Branch, with increase in salaryfrom £102 to £108, from 27th September, 1920; VINCENTEDWIN FREDERICK ROBERTS, Telephonist, Telephone- Branch,to be Assistant, Unattached, with increase in salary from£110 to 1132,4rom 31st August, 1920.
Suspension of System of Examination.The system ofexamination not to apply in relation to the appointment ofGEORGE LIONEL HUBERT LOVELOCK, as tGroom, TransportBranch, which appointment has been made on probation.
Probation Extendecl.HARoux HALLETT, Telegraph Messen-ger, Kogarah, three months, from 19th November, 1920.
FurloughSix MonthS on Full PaTHOMAS RICHMONDBROWNING DEARIN, Foreman Mechanic, Electrical Engineer'sBranch, Telegraph Workshop; VICTOR ATHELSTAN DOYLE,t'ostman, Chatswood; BERNARD PATRICK CASEIN, ExchangeForeman Mechanic, Paddington; WILLIAM RICHARD MOR-RISSEY, 'Postman, Redfern.
Leave of Absence Without Pay.---WILLIAM JOSEPH CUNNING-HAM, Assistant, Unattached, Sydney, six months, such periodof leave not to be included for any purpose as part of theofficer's period of service.
Services TerminatedResignations.C. S. P. HARPER, Tele-graph Messenger, Junee, from 24th December, 1920 M. E.KILMISTER, Telephonist, Broken from 4th December,1920; N. F. BODEL, Telegraph Messenger, West Wyalong, from22nd December, 1920 ; C. B. GOLDBERG, Telegraph Messenger,Bega, from 24th December, 1920. DismiSsalsEDWARD WIL-LIAM BLOOMER, Assistant, Murwillumbah; NORMAN JosEPIICOLLIE, Telegraph Messenger; Henty ; _LEONARD ROBERT RID-PATH, Assistant, Mail Branch (Inland).
New Offices Created.Telephonist, North Sydney, Muswell-brook, Gundagai, and Hay; Clerk, 5th Class, Electrical En-gineer's .,Branch Istationed at Wagga Wagga).
Offices Abolished.Telegraph Messenger, Muswellbrook,`Gundagai, and Hay; Clerk, 5th Class, Electrical Engineer'sBranch.
Payment to Offleers.E. Y. FLETCHER, Postal Assistant,Corowa, to be paid the sum of £2 2a. for a pendograph sup-plied by him for official use; F. HOGAN, Carpenter, to be paidthe sum of £2 7s. 9d., representing expenses incurred as aresult of an injury sustained whilst on duty.
VICTORIA.
Promotions.GEORGE THREADGOLD BEARD, Senior Mechanic,Unattached, salary £246, to be Exchange Foreman Mechanic,Brighton, with salary of £258 from 18th December, 1920;EDITH JANE IVY FULTON, Telephonist; Windsor, to be Monitor,Telephone Branch, with increase in salary from £132 to £150,from 25th November, 1920.
Suspension of System of Examination.The system ofexamination not to apply in relation to the appointment ofRALPH C. COOK, as Lineman, Electrical Engineer's Branch,which appointment has been made on probation.
l'utiough,--EnNEsT FRANK KAY, Telegraphist, TelegraphBranch, six months, less twenty-one days.
Leave of Absence.ROBERT WINGATE, Postman, Ballarat,twelve months, such period of leave not to be included for anypurpose as part of such officer's period of service.
Services Terminated,ResignationsT.-B. WHIPP, ForemanMechanic, Electrical Engineer's Branch,- from 28th October,1920; J. D. ConnErr, Telegraphist, Grade 2, 4th Class, Tele-graph Branch, from ist January, 1921; C. D. LANYON, Tele-graph Messenger, Itirchip, from 174th December, .1920. For-feiture of Office on MarriageGwLADYS ROWLANDS, Sorter(Female) , Unattached, from 30th December, 1920.
Resignation Cancelled.The approval given for the accept-ance of the resignation of T. H. KENNEDY, Postal Assistant,
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Ouyen, as from 2nd September, 1917, notifie,ation_ of which a13-provai appears on page 2610 of Commonwealth Gazette, No:168, of the 4th October, _1917, has been cancelled.
A.-/lowatwes.M. J. HASSED, Messenger, Telephone Branch,
to be paia. an allowance, on account of marriage, to raise his
total remuneration to. £196 per annum, as from 25th Novein-ber,_1920; F. R. BRIDGES, Assistant, Mail Branch, to be paidan allowanc,e increment while acting as Motor Car Driver, tobring his remuneration to £200 per annum (minimum salary£194, plus £6 increment) , as from 26th April, 1920.
QUEENSLAND.
Promotion.CHARLES PATRICK .KF,ARNS, Telegraph Messen-ger, Nambeur 'bsalary. £66, to e Telephonist, Rockhampton,with salary of £78, from 3rd December, 1920.
Services Terminated.ResignationRosE ANN FLEMING
O'CONNOR, Telephonist, Toowong, from 28th December, 1920.Forfeiture of Office on MarriageMABEL JONES, Telephonist,Telephone Branch, from 14th December, 1920.
New Offices .Created.Pohnlaster, 5th Class, -Malanda; Tele-graph Messenger, Malanda ; Assistant, Accounts Branch (Tele-graph Accounts). -
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Appointment for the Purposes of Section 68 of the Post andTelegraPh Act 1.901 -I. 6.W ILLIAM PATRICK. DEGNIAN, EXarni11-
ing Officer, 4th Class , Department of Trade and Custom, Dar-win, has been appointed an officer of the Postmaster-General'sDepartment at that. place for the purpose of carrying out theprovisions of section 68 of the Post and Telegraph Act 1901-1916.
Leave of Absende. without Pay.STANLEY -SIBB CAPORN,Postal Assistant (in charge) Unattached, twelve months, suchperiod of .leave not to be included for any purpose as part ofthe officer's period of service.
Services DUDLEY, Post- H. A. EARL, Acting -Seleretitry. .
master, Eudiinda, from 31st December, 1920.Office Abolished.Labourer, Inspection Branch.Rent -Deduction.A deduction at the rate of £5 per annum
to be made from the salary of STANLEY PERCIVAL HOCKING,Postal Assistant, Darwin, as rent for quarters occupied by COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.him for the purpose of residence, to take effect from .15thNovember, 1920.
Examination. No. 957:
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Examination., No.- 955g to enable Telegraph Messengefs: 01-qualify for promotion in the Generar Division, to be held'7th May, 1921. Applications close 22nd March, 1921.full particulars see Commonwealth Gazette of 13th Janua1921.-
Examination No. 956, to enable Messengers in- Trainingan.Acting Telegraphists to' qualify for trsfer as Telegraphist,:to be held on 28th May, 1921. Applications close 9th, Aprir,-.1,_;-1921. For .full particulars see Commonwealth -Gazette-OV13th January, 1921.
Examination No. 958, :for. appointment as MeteorolOgist,--,"--r-Professional Division, Meteorological Branch, to be held on:6th and 7th April, 1921. Applications close 12th March, 1921.For full -particulars see Conononavealth, Gazette of 13thJanuary, 1921. .
Examination No. 882, for appointment as:Clerk in Western.Australia, held August, 1920. The name of Thomas 'Darling-,Henry, Postal Assistant, Hall's Creek, has been added to- the --list of successful candidates, he having been awarded 1,762-,:-,mark's.
Examination No. 517, for appointment as Junior Mechanic,Postmaster-General's -Department, Victoria. (Deferred tests-,held 1920.) The following additional names have been addedti the list of successful candidates :
Name.Ferguson, William Steele -.. 379Dennis, Alfred Walter 376Mitchell, Mowbray Turnbull.. , 364Collyer, John Clements L. 360'Bloch, Victor Charles 352.-- .'
Glenister, Vivian . : .. .. i 329,::::W. B. EDWARD'S, Acting Cemmisioner:i-.
Marks.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
ProMOtiOn.ROBERT ERNEST THORNTON,- Telegraph. Messen-ger, Kalgoorlie, salary £90, te be Telephenist, Midland Junc-tion, with salary of £102, from 13th December, 1920.
Furlough.ALEXANDEli CAMERON, Sorter, Mail Branch (Post-men), six months, on full pay ; CHARLES BRADSHAW OWENS,Sorter, Mail Branch ( Registration ) ,. six mouthS, ou full pay.
iSiervices Terminated.---ResignationE. HALL, Postmistress,Wickepin, from 22nd January, 1921.
Neiv Offices Create-el.Postal Assistant (in charge) , -GradeIX., of the classification of post. offices, Bayswater; TelegraphMessenger, Bayswater.
Permission for au Officer to Receive Honorarium.JAMES H.DURES, Clerk, Telegraph Branch, permitted to act in thecapacity of Secretary to the War Savings Council in the Stateof Western Australia, and to accept an honorarium of £50 forservices rendered by him to such Council.
TASMANIA.
TraSSfer.HUBERT JOSEPH MOORE, Assistant, Mail Branch,to be Clerk, 5th Class, Stores Branch, with salary of £.190,from 23rd Deceinber, 1920. .
RADIO-TELEGRAPH BRANCH.
The approval given for the appointment as from 28th Octo7ber, 1920, of MAHAL& GRIFFIN, as Senior Assistant, ChiefElectrical- Engineer's Branch, Radio-Telegraphs and Tele-phones, with salary of £168, plus allowance of £15 per annum,has been varied to extent that the remuneration to bepaid be 'salary of -£186, plus £15 allowance.
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONSNOTIFIED IN PREVIOUS 'ISSUE.
Examination No. 953, for appointment as Telegraph Messen-ger, to be held 5th February, 1921. Applications close 3rdFebruary, 1921. Foi' full details see Commonwealth Gazetteof 13th January, 1921.
Additional centres to be included at the examination are asfollow:
New South Burringbar, Garah, Nyngan.Victoria.Orbost.South Australia.Moonta, Wallaroo.Examination No. 954, for appointment as.. Telephonist
( female) , to be held 5th February, 1921. Applications close3rd February, 1921. For full details see CommonwealthGazette of 13th- January, 1921.
Additional centres to be included at the examination are asfollow:
Nev' South Wees.Albury, Bowral, Coetma, Crookwell,Gunnedah, Wingham.
Queenslaa.Cairns, Kingaroy..C.519.-2
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPHIST OR CLERICAL ASSISTANT
CLERICAL DIVISION, POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT'SOUTH AUSTRALIA AND WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
ACOMPETITIVE 'Examination for appointment as abóvewill be held on the dates shown hereunder.
PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER.The Examination will be ..opento officers (iiiiles) of the general Division in the States namedwho, on the 2gth Ina, will have been employed on thePermanent Staff for".at least-two years, and did not serve inan Expeditionary Force in the late war.'
The examination will be competitife as regards the Educa-tional Examination as between officers of the same State, i.e.,separate lists of _successful candidates in each State will bearranged in the order of merit disclosed by the examination--results and appointments will be made jn that order. .
An Officer can. only compete for appointment in the State inwhich lie is classified.
TELEGRAPHY TEVré.iCandidates will be required to submit,themselves to tests Practical Telegraphy, which will corn-prise Receiving, by sound, for 10 minutes, and Sending for 10minutes, at the rate of 25 words a minute (5- letters to countas one word), special attention being given, in Receiving, toneat and accurate transcription and legible penmanship, -and,in Sending, to the firmness, regularity, proper formation, andspacing of signalé, as well as immunity from "breaks.". Type-.-writers (to be provided by candidates) may be used in the _
Receiving- test. _
EDUCATIONAL EXAMINATION.Candidates who pass thepractical tests will also be required to undergo an EducationalExamination in the subjects of Handwriting, Dictatiozi,:,.English, Arithmetic, and Geography, particulars of which- ire:specified in Public Service Regulation 190.
DATES OF EXAML.NATION.ne Telegraphy tests will 00,M-menee on Saturday, the 2nd April, 1921; and the Eduea,-- ';,-
tional Examination will take place on the 28th May, 1921.APPLICATIONS CLOSE.Applications, _in the form shown here-
under, must be lodged at Melbourne not later than 26th Feb-ruary, 1921. Officers who at -e unable to lodge their applitatiens-by this date should notify their candidature by telegram,, at -thesante tine forwarding their written applications.
EXAMINATION FEE.All candidates who are to be examinedin the educational subjects will be required to pay an exami-nation fee of 5s., in accordance with the Regulations; abutsuch fee will not be payable until the results of the telegrap yexamination are made known.
FORM or APPLICATION.Applieations to be examined mustnot--be--sent through the Department, but diirect.to the Secre-tary to the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner, -Mei-bourne, and must contain the following particulars, including
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a certificate in the form shown below indorsed on the applica-tion by the local Postmaster (or, in the case of . officers at-tached to the Head Office, by the Telegraph Mänager)
The Secretary,Commonwealth Public- Service Commissioner,
Melbourne.I hereby give notice of intention to present myself at
Examination No. 957, for appointment as Telegraphist orClerical Assistant in the Stato of e
(a) Name in full(b) Designation of classified office*(c) Name of Post Office where employedt(cl) Reference page and No. in Permanent Staff list for
'1920..SignatureDate
1 hereby certify, from my personal knowledge of the -above-named officer's telegraphic ability, that there is a reasonableexpectation of his passing the practical tests prescribed forthis Examination.
(Signature of Postmaster. 1
* Here specify the position you fill, such as Postal -Assistant, TelegraphMessenger, &c.
t If the candidate is on the permanent relieving staff, or is temporarilystationed away from his classified office, he should intimate that fact in hisapplication, and also state, if possible, where he will be located on the dates fixedfor the telegraphy tie. sts and educational examination. Where a candidate shallhave been transferred to another office between the day ofsending in his applica-
-tion to be. examined and the date of the examination, immediate notificationthereof must be sent to this office 'so that arrangeiiients may be madefor hisc Yaminsiion. .
EXAMINATION CENTRES. -- Unless informed to the contrary,candidates stationed at country offices will be examined at thelocal Post. Office; while those attached to the Central andSuburban= .offices will, as regards the practical tests, be ex-amined . at the Central Telegraph Office, and will be subse-quently informed of the place where the Educational Exami-nation will be held.
TEXT Books. No text books are prescribed; but a book con-taining the papers set at all Commonwealth Public Serviceexaminations held during the year 1916 (including examine:ions for appointment as Telegraphist or .as Clerk) may beobtained from the Government Printer, 1Melbourne, for ls.(by post ls.. 5d., -for which a postal note must- be remitted,as stamps alone will not be accepted) . .
W. B. EDWARDS, Acting 2ommissioner.
H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.
Examination No. 959.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS FEMALE TYPIST (GENERAL DIVISION),VICTORIA AND WAGGA WAGGA ( NEW SOUTH WALES) .
A COMPETITIVE 'Examination for appointment as abovewill be held on- Saturday afterndon, 16th April, 1921.
Persons Eligible to Enter. The. Examination will be opento . (a) females (unmarried) from outside the CommonwealthPublic Service who, at the date of examination, will haveattained the age of sixteen years but not the age of twenty -six years, and who are natural born or naturalized Britishsubjects; and (b) female officers of the Commonwealth PublicService in Victoria- and New South Wales, irrespective of age.
Examination Centres. The Examination will be arranged-at Melbourne and Wagga Wagga only.
Applications Close- Applications must be forwarded to theSecretary to the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,Melbourne, and must be lodged not later than 18th March,1921.
Should an intending candidate be unable to lqdge her applicà-tion by the date gamed she should notify her candidature bytelegram, at the same time forwarding her written application,and entrance fee.
How to Make Application, Applications of persons outsidethe Service who desire to compete at the Examination must be;Wade on printed forms which may be obtained, upon request(either written or personal) , from the Secretary, Common-wealth Public Service Commissioner, Customs House, Mel-bourne, And the Postmaster, Wagga Wagga;
A candidate from within the Service should submit herapplication on foolscap, and indicate in which---Departmentand in what capacity she is employed.
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Examination Fee. - --Each application must be accompaniedby a postal note for 5s., made payable to the Secretary to theCommonwealth Public Service Commissioner, Melbourne.
Remuneration.- -Under an award of the Arbitration. Courtthe following annual remuneration is payable to Typists whoare members of the Federated Public Service Assistants' Asso-ciation:
Agq.
Under 18 yearsAt 18 yearsAt 19 yearsAt 20 years
Salary.
78.. 90. .... 102 ..
.. 120 ..
Allowance.£66
1212
The minimum adult salary is £132, which may be increasedby annual increments of £6 until a. maximum of £162 isreached. An annual allowance of £15 is payable to all adults.An officer who is required tb live away from home, if in re-ceipt of' less than £100 per annum, may be paid an allowanceto bring . her remuneration up to that amount.
The foregoing rates are subject to revision at anÿ time bythe Arbitration Court. Further annual allowances at the rateof £6, in the case of minors, and £12, in the case of adults,may be paid under the Public Service Regulations (BasicWage) . I
A successful candidate from within the Service will be trans- .,.ferred as Typist at her present salary, provided, that no suchtransfer will be effected at a salary less than the minimumnor greater than the maximum prescribed for a Typist.
Cost of Conveyance to Place of Appointment.A refund willbe made of any fares in excess of £3 paid by a successfulcandidate for conveyance to her place of appointment, upon,application being made by her for such refund after taking upduty.
Period of Eligibility. Successful candidates will be . eligiblefor appointment during the period of eighteen tionths föllò}v-ing the publication in the Commonwealth Gazette of- the re-sults of the. Examination, but if, before the expiration of suchperiod, a successful examinee from outside the Service attainsthe age of twenty -six years, she will thereupon cease to beeligible for appointment.
Vacancies. It is estimated that during the eighteen monthsfor which successful candidates will be eligibje for appointment,the following vacancies will occur: Victoria, 25; WaggaWagga, 1. -
Appointment subject to Conditions. Upon appointment, asuccessful candidate from outside the Service must produceevidence of the date of her birth, and a medical certificatesatisfying the Commissioner in such particulars as he maydetermine, as to sound bodily health and frped,om fromphysical defects. A successful candidate. should n undergomedical examination until instructed by the Commissioner todo so. An appointee will also be required to assure her lifein accordance with the Regulations.
Refusal of Appointment.If a successful candidate declineto accept an appointment offered to her, or fail to reply withinseven days to a communication from the Commissioner or aPublic Service Inspector respecting her nomination to thePublic Service, her,,name may be removed from the " Registerof Qualified Candidates."
SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION.
Subject. MaximumMarks.
(1) Typewriting (including a speed test) andcopying from confused manuscript)
(2) Shorthand (5 minutes' dictation at the rateof 100 words a minute-35 minutes willbe allowed for transcription) s
(3) English Composition (including (a) spelling,(b) the meanings of words and construc-tion of sentences to illustrate their use,and (e) correction of grammatical errors)
(4) Arithmetic (first four rules) ..
400
200
.150
-150
PassMarks.
240
120
75
75
NOTE. Candidates must provide their own typewritingmachines.
Text Books. No text books are prescribed; but booklet con-taining papers set at a previous examination (No. 872) maybe obtained from the Government Priìiters, Melbourne andSydney, for 6d. (by post, 7d.) .
W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary..
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COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.Examination No. 960..
FOR APPOINTMENT AS ASSISTANT (MACHINIST), (GENERALDIVISION); QUEENSLAND AND WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
N Examination for appointment as above will be held,commencing on 16th April, 1921.
Persons Eligible to Enter.The Examination will be open tofemale office' of the Commonwealth Public Service in theabove -named States, irrespective of age.
Examination Centres. The Examination will be held inBrisbane and in Perth.
Applications Close. Applications must be forwarded to the
Melbourne,to anhd must be lodged later
Servicethan 10th -March,
112elbourne, ;;
1921Form of Application.Applications to attend the examina-tion should be written on foolscap in the following form :
The Secretary,Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,
Melbourne.I hereby notify my intention to attend Examination No.
960, for appointment as Assistant (Machinist), and fur-nish the following required particulars:
ja) Name in full(b) Official address . (including State)(c) Classified position(d) Page and number on page of Permanent Staff
List for 1920 at which applicant's name
appears(e) In addition to the Typewriter, Comptometer, and
Wahl, I desire to be examined on the*
(Signature)(Date)
* Here insert Burroughs, or Millionaire, or both.
Period of Eligibility. Successful candidates will be eligiblefor appointment . during the period of eighteen months' follow-ing the publication in the Commonwealth Gazette of the resultsof the Examination.
Order of Appointment. Successful candidates will beappointed in the States in which they are employed, in orderof seniority, provided, however, that this order may bedeparted from where a knowledge of either the Burroughs orthe Millionaire is essential, in the `vacancy to be filled, whenthe senior qualified candidate may be selected for theposition.
Subjects of Examination. The subjects of the examinationwill be-
Machine.
Typewriter
Comptometer ..
Wahl attachmentBurroughs ...
orMillionaire
Work.
Speed test, confused manu-script and preparation ofaccounts
Addition, division, andmultiplication
Listing and additionSummarizing, addition,
subtraction, and multi-plication
Calculations (mainly multi-plication), based on givenformulae, involving know-ledge of arithmeticalsigns used to indicatemultiplication, division,&c., and of percentages
MaximumMarks.
200
100
100100
100
PassMarks.
120
60
60 .
In order to pass thé examination a candidate muet pass thetests on the Typewriter, Comptometer and Wahl, and oneither the Burroughs or Millionaire, but, if she so desires,may be tested on all five machines.-
W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.
COMMONWEALTh. PUBLIC SERVICE.
Examination No. 961.FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPHIST OR CLERICAL ASSISTANT,
CLERICAL DIVISION, POSTMASTER-GENERAIìS DEPARTMENT,SOUTH AUSTRALIA AND WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
A COMPETITIVE Examination for appouitment as abovewill be held on the dates shown hereunder.
PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO EÑT B.. The Examination will be opento officers (males of the General Division in the States namedwho, on the 28th May, 1921, 'will have been. employed on the
C.519, --3.
11To. 8.--20th Jant..ry;:.T
Permanent Staff . for at least two years and who have - serve]with satisfactory record in any Expeditionary Force rais'under the provisions of the Defence Act 1903 -18.
The examination will be competitive as regards the Edam,tional Examination as between officers of the same State; .i.e.,separate lists of successful candidates in each State will bearranged in the order of merit disclofed by the examhiation._results; and appointments w11ì+- be made in that order.
An officer can only compete for appointment ih the State- in,which he is classified.
TELEGRAPHY TESTS. Candidates will be required to submitthemselves to tests in Practical Telegraphy, which will com-prise Receiving, by sound, for 10 minutes, and Sending for 10minutes, at the rate of 25 words a minute ('5 letters-to countas one word) , special attention being given, in Receiving, toneat and accurate transcription and legible penmanship, _and,in Sending, to the firmness, regularity, proper formation, andspacing of signals, as well as immunity from " breaks. ". Type-writers (to be provided by candidates) may be used in . theReceiving test.
EDUCATIONAL EXAMINATION. Candidates who pass the prac-tical tests will also be required to undergo an EducationalExamination in the subjects of Handwriting, Dictation, Eig-fish, Arithmetic, and Geography, particulars of which arespecified in Public Service Regulation 192, and, in order topass the examination, they must obtain at least 1,140 of the.1,000 marks allotted for those subjects, and at least 25 percent. in each subject.
DATES OF EXAMINATION. --,The Telegraphy tests will com-mence , on Saturday, the 2nd April, 1921, and the Educa-tional Examination will take place on the 20th Növember,1921. a
APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications, in the form shown here -.'under, must be lodged at Melbourne not later than 26th Febru-ary, 1921. Officers who are unable to lodge their applications bythis date should notify their candidature by telegram, at the-
-same time forwarding their written applications.EXAMINATION FEE. All candidates who are to be examined
in the educational subjects will be required to pay an exami-nation fee of 5s., in accordance with the Regulations; but suchfee will not be payable until the results of the telegraphyexamination are made known.
FORM OF APPLICATION. Applications to be examined mustnot be sent through the Department, but direct to the Secre-tary to the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner, Mel-bourne, and must contain the following particulars includinga certificate in the form shown below indorsed on the applica-tion by the local Postmaster (or, in the case of officers at-tached to the Head Office, by the Telegraph Manager)
The Secretary,'Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,
,. Melbourne.T hereby give notice of intention to present myself at
Examination No. 961, for appointment as Telegraphist orClerical Assistant in the -State of
(a) Name in full(b) Designation of classified office*(c) Name of Post Office where employedt(d) Reference page and No. in Permanent Staff list for
1920(e) A.I.F. service, including No.,. rank. name, date of
enlistment, and dischargeSignatureDate
I hereby certify, from my personal knowledge of the above -named officer's telegraphic ability, that there is a reasonableexpectation of his passing the practical tests prescribed forthis Examination. -
( Signature of Postmaster.)* Here specify the position you fill, such as Postal Assistant, Telegraph
Messenger, &c.t If the candidate is. on the permanent relieving staff, or is temporarily ..
stationed away from his -classified office, he should intimate that fact in bisapplication, and also state, if possible, where he will be located on the dates fixedfor the telegraphy tests and educational examination. Where a candidate shall..have been transferred to another office between the day of sending in his applica-tion to be examined and the date of the examination, immediate nòtificatiöñthereof must be sent to this office so that arrangements may be made for bis`examination.
EXAMINATION CENTRES. Unless informed to the contrary,:candidates stationed at country offices will be examined a't thelocal Post Office; while those attached to. 'the Central andSuburban offices will, as regards the practical tests, be ex-amined at the Central Telegraph Office,, and will be sebse-quently informed of the place where the Educational Exainina-Lion will be held.
TEXT BOOKS.No text books are prescribed; but a bookcontaining the 'papers set .at all Commonwealth Public Serviceexaminations held during the year 1016 (including examina-tions for appointment as Telegraphist or as Clerk) may beobtained -from the Government Printer, Melbourne, for ls. (by"post ls. 5d., for which a postal note must be . remitted, aßstamps alone will not be accepted) .
W. B. EDWAI,tDS, Acting Commissioner..H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.
: r7
$; -20th January, 1921
COMMONi4EALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.
Examination No. -96t:FOR PROMOTION TO THE POSITION, OF MONITOR, GENERAL
DIVISION, TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, BROKEN HILL, 'NEW SOUTHWALES (ONE VACANCY) .
N examination, . as above, will be held as under, andsubject to. the following conditions ---
Thé written examination will take place.- on 2nd April,3921, at centres arranged to meet the convenience of ,candi-dates, but the practical tests of, candidates stationed at Broken
'11111 will be held in Adelaide, while other candidates willundergo their practical tests in Sydney on subsequent dates tobe arranged. .
The examination will be open to female officers of the Com-monwealth. Public Service in New South Wales, who, at dateof examination, will have "reached the age of 20 years.
Applications, showing name in full, age, official address,and classified position, should reach- the Secretary, Common-wealth Public Service Commissioner, Melbourne, not laterthan 9th March, 1921.
A candidate who fails at the written section will not , be'eligible to undergo the practical tests.A . candidate who is successful at the written section ofthe examination, and requires to travel to a capital city to
undergo the practical tests, will have fare refunded on appli-cation if at least 50 per cent. of the mp,rks available for the°- practical tests are obtained.The examination will comprise written and practical testsin the following sections of a -Monitor's work:,_ -
Written Examination.Subject. . Maximum Pass
(a) Knowledge of duties of a.MonitprMarks. Marks
(b) Knowledge of handling apparatus 10(c) Knowledge of instructions issued forthe guidance of telephonists and stan-dard replies to be given to the public -30
(d) Explanation of proceedings to be followedin properly distributing the trafficamongst telephonists under personalsupervision .. 10
(e) Method of dealing with complaints andcompleting action in .,connexion there`with 30
Explanation of procedure to be followedin completing a call .. 10Ability to write a lucid and compre-hensive report on matters referred forattention .. .. .. 30/
Total
(i)
(g)
.. 150Practical Tests.
(a) Ability to instruct telephonists and tocorrect irregularities .. 30AZ) Quickness of perception and decision in
dealing with irregularities and com-plaints' 30(c) Alertness in the discharge of duties 30(d) Possession of tact, courtesy, and judg-
ment in dealing with staff anti public.. 60.LTotal .. .. .. .. 150
122
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Commonwealth Gazette
EXAMINATION FEE.Eách application must be accompaniedby a pestai note for 5s., made payable-to thé Secretary, Com-monwealth Public Service Commissioner, Melbourne.
ELIGIBILITY FOB APPOINTMENT. Successful candidates will beeligible for appointment during the eighteen months follow-ing the publication of the results of the examination; but ifwithip. that period a successful- candidate . reaches his 16thbirthday he 'will thereupon cease to be eligible for appoint-ment.
VAcANcIEs. -It is .estimated that 100 vacancies will occurduring the period of 18 months referred to above.
SALARY. An Award of the Arbitration Court provides forthe following annual remuneration by way of salary-and allow-ance for Telegraph Messengers who are members of the Aus-
.tralian Letter Carriers' Association:
Under 17 years of age, £66; at 17, £72; at 18, £84; at19, £102; at 20, £126.
The above rates are subject to revision at any time by theCourt.
ALLOWANCES.An allowance at the rate of £8 per annum willbe paid to Telegraph Messengers op passing -a test in sendingand receiving telegraph messages at the rate of twenty wordsa minute. Under the Regulations, an additional allowance .atthe rate of £6 per annum is payable to all minors.The minimum remuneration payable to an adult (male) inthe Commonwealth Public Service is £174 per -annum.
SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION. --The, subjects of examinationwill be -(a) HandwritingTo be judged from the candidate's
papers in spelling. (Maximum marks, 100.)(b) Spelling To be tested by writing, from dictation, notless than 180 words. (Maximum marks, 150.)(e) Arithmetic - -First four rules, simple and money.
(Maximum marks, 200.)GENERAL PARTICULABs. Candidates will pass this examina-
tion if they secure half marks in Handwriting and in Spellingonly; but those who also gain half marks in Arithmetic willbe eligible for promotion to a higher position in the General75
Division. Those who do not secure half marks in Arithmeticwill be required to pass a further examination, after appoint-ment, in that subject, in order to become qualified for promo-tion. A Telegraph 1VÍessenger on attaining the age of 18 yearsmust retire from the Service unless he has qualified for pro-motion. Promotion examinations are held half- yearly. -
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W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.H.- A. EARL, Acting Secretary.
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.
Examination No. 965.FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER (.GENERAL
DIVISION) AT MELBOURNE AND SUBURBAN POST OFFICES.
COMPETITIVE Examination, for appointment as above,will be held in Melbourne,-subject to . the following con-tions : g
DATE. OF EXAMINATION. ,Saturday afternoon, the 2nd April,1921. . - \\ -
'PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER. -Boys who, at date of examina-tion, will not be less than 14 years of age nor will have. reached the age of 16 years, and whose homes are within 15miles of the . General Post Office, Melbourne.
APPLICAFIQNS CLOSE. Applications, stating both home ad-dress and present place of residence, must be lodged not laterthan Saturday the 12th March,. 1921, with the Secretary, Com-monwealth Publie Service Commissioner, Customs House, Mel -bourne, from whom printed forms of application may be ob-tained either by written or personal requept.
Telegraph Messengers, upon =being qualified for promotion,may be appointed to higher positions in the General Division,such as Telephonist, Postman, Assistant, Mail Driver, and,upon passing an examination in' telegraphy, as Postal As-sistant. Officers may advance from these positions to otherand higher positions in the General Division.
Telegraph Messengers and other General Division officersof two years' service may qualify for transfer to 'the ClericalDivision by passing competitive examinations that' are held forthat .. purpose from time to time as the requirements of theService demand.
Appointments will be made in order of merit; but in cases'where a successful candidate does not reside within a reason-able distance of an office at which a vacancy exists, the Com-missioner reserves the right to appoint another boy who,though having obtained lower marks at the examination, residesin closer proximity to the post- office in question.
APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO. CONDITIONS.A successful candi-date upon appointment must produce evidence of the date ofhis birth and a medical certificate satisfying the Commissionerin such particulars as he may determine of sound bodily healthand freedom from physical defects. Successful candidatesshould not undergo medical examination until instructed bythe Commissioner to do so.
REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT. --If a successful candidate declineto accept an appointment offered to him, or fail to reply withinseven days to a communication respecting his nomination tothe Public Service, his-name may be removed from the" Register of Qualified .Candidates. "
NAVAL OB MILITARY TRAINING. Before any successful candi-date who is liable for training under the compulsory clausesof the Defence Act 1903 -18 can receive appointment, h. mustproduce evidence from his
canOfficer that he has randeredthe personal service required, or has been granted a temporary
exemption. I
TEXT BooKs. No text books are prescribed; but book con-taining the papers set at Commonwealth Public ServiceExaminations held during the year 1916 (including examina-tions for appointment as Telegraph Messenger) may be obtained -from the Government Printer, Melbourne, for 1i3. each (by postls. 5d., for which a postal note must be remitted,' as stampsalone will not be accepted) .
W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner,H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.
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COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.,
Examination No. 908.
o. 82Oth ItmuarS.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPHIST OR CLERICAL ASSISTAN'i, POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, NEW SOUTH WALES,:
QUEENSLAND, AND TASMANIA
Telegraphy Tests held, 25th September, 1920. Educational Examination held, 20th November, 1926.
THE following the Educational Section of the above Examinationare the marks obtained by the candidates who weresuccessful in endwho. having also passed the prescribed Practical Tests in Telegraphy, are eligible for appointment to vacancies arising in the positions ,-
, .,,
of Telegraphist or Clerical Assistant in the States under which their names appear.
The eligibility for appointment of all successful candidates will expire on 19th July, 1922.
t Name.
:
Position.
ST.TWEOTS.
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.
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Hunter, AdamHennessy, John .. ..Poynting, Alfred-JohnJohnson, Oscar CharlesDickerson, John Frederick .
Cogar, Thomas VivianLas James Alexander ,,: .
Whybrow-Cliff, Frederick AndrewOvery, Charles William ..White, William Edward ,..Walder, Waltet ErnestKlein, Francis Maìtin ,Smith, Edgar Albert - -Howarth, Charles Leon PatrickPayne, Maximum NoelCousens, Sidney ..Leonard, Eric PurcellThustain, Richard WilliamO'Brien, Clement ArnoldParr, Frederick Lesley ..Healy, Thomas Edward a
Prindable,' Daniel Roy ..Kleist, Ernest Emil
Dickson, Eric LeicesterPaterson, James Templeton ..McCabe, John Patrick Glen ..Goodwin, Edward HughBender, Henry JosephScurfield, Ernest VictorQuick, Artkur Harvey
Harris, Allan Steven
. .
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. .
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,
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R. A. EARL, Acting Sécretary.
.
:
;
Maximum Marks- Pass Marks ..
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Assistant .
Postal Assistant,, f
Senior Postal AssistantPostal Assistant (in charge)Postal Assistant
ttSenior Posta"1 AssistantPostal Assistant
-".
. .
tt tfSenior Postal Assistant (in charge)Postal Assistánt
ffff,, !V
Assistant -
Postal Assistant
ftPP
it
59
VO
. .
ff ftSenior Postal Assistant
QUEENSLAND.
Postal Assistantf ,,
Tele raph MessengerPostal Assistant
fP ffft
TASMANIA.
. ..
. ..
460 400 400240 240 240
S6032027028531030032029531029531030532033028035032031027526031.0290305
.28A32A300305265280280
38438338436840Ó351400398384400350400383367367367400334334335300351319
384384400351335318285
242263264265267265254.255-267276.261246240266.276263240269245
S 272248248240
280S 240-
240240240241241
SS
.. I Senior Postal Assistant1
305I
368 246. i 388 1 41 ,
400240 -
382400400391370
-400388373394340400379316319385'325322340352313316280280
394370
.361361310310245
237182219216177204150190151180168152203179150151169190
198177161152159
16051,5461,5371,5.1;51;52o.
1,5111,506:
1,4'8137.1,02,
1,46r1,4581. .1.1,4561,451::.
1,404'1367:,1;3351,3211,303
194150
- 161169150150153 -
W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.
.COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC -SERVICE.,
Examination No. 909. /ÇO . ENABLE, GENERAL DIVISION OFFICERS, WITH SATISFACTORY..SERVICE -IN AN ExPEDITIONARY FORCE, TD QUALIFY FOR TRANSFER-A5 TEL*GRAPHIST OR CLERICAL ASSISTANT, CLERI©AL DIVISION,
::,POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, . NEW SOUTH WALES,VICTORIA- QUEENSLAND, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AND TASMANIA.
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Held 25th September and 20th November, 1920.
HE following candidates were successful at the above examinaAion -
To pass the examination a candidate was required to obtain atleast 1,140 of the 1,900 marks available for the five prescribed Sub-¡acts, and at least 25 per cent. of the marks obtainable for each
=of Such five subjects. .Where iwo or more candidates obtain the same total number of
mark i, their order of merit is determined by the number of marksT. gained in (a) Handwriting, (b) Dictation, (c) Arithmetic, and, if these
numbers be also equal, then by ballot.
Name. Position.Total
Marksobtained.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
i<iÍèGïivery, Harry Donald LionelMitéheli, Alfred Mark.Simpson, Alexander Thomas ..MCKimm, Jack EdwinMelcinnon, John ChristieMcGrath, Sydney Boyce . .Richardson, AllanReplier, Frank Harold ' .*Hartup, Harold CharlesPiñcham, Claude VincentLynne, Alfred Rupert Clyde ..fiord, Henry .. ..Liddell, Sidney RoyI'örter, James Clifton
'ond- .T.... -r}`s Cl
Kelly, William Joseph*- riffitlis, Arthur GilbertRyan, Michael NewmanCanavan; Herbert VictorMarrow, Stanley James
-' *Hughes, Henry James".Dories, Gaffney JohnOaspersonn,Arthur Edwin MortonWinchester, Henry Arthur ..Rushbrook, Clarence George ..
odds, Cecil Noel-- ..eGregor, John Ferguson ..erguson, Jeremiah Molloy ..
.
*Evans, Osmond Alfred*Cooper, Arthùr Edwin
trice, Frank
Postal Assistant .
!! !!Senior Postal AssistantPostal Assistant
!!!!!!!!!!!!
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1 ! 1
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!! .
-
1,5491,5101,4781,4271,4231,4221,419
-1,4141,3971,3971,383
1,3651,3621,3571,3281,3241,282
. . 1,276
.. 1,271
. 1,243
.. 1,212
.. . 1,204. 1,174
. 1,1691,1621,1461,343
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UOMMOÑW F A T,TH -PUBLIO. SER VICE:
Esamiñation- No. 910.
To ENABLE ACTING TELEGRAPHISTS. AND MESSENGERS OR POSTALASSISTANTS IN TRAINING TO QUALIFY FOR APPOINTMENT ASTELEGRAPHIST OR CLERICAL ASSISTANT, - POSTMASTER-GENERAL'SDEPARTMENT. . p
Held 20th November, 1920.
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Maximum Marks .. .. 400 400 400 400- 300Pass Marks .. .. 240 240 240 240l
-Acting Telegraphists and Messengers or Postal Assistants in
Training whose names are shown below are eligible for appointmentto positions of Telegraphist and Clerical Assistant provided that,in the case of Messengers or Postal Assistants in training, they passa test arranged by the Public Service. Commissioner, in receiving bysound and sending telegraph.. messages at the rate of 25 words perminute, and that they cannot be, appointed as Telegraphists orClerical Assistants before they have completed two years's-service.
!! !!Senior Postal AssistantPostal Assistant
!! !!
!! !!29 22
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Assistant ..Postal Assistant
VICTORIA.
..IPostal AssistantSenior Postal Assistant
QUEENSLAND.
.. I Senior Postal Assistant
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
ennessy, Maurice Bernard .. Ì Postal Assistant
TASMANIA.e
ath, Edward .. Postal Assistant
1,4531,200
NEW SOUTH WALES.
MESSENNERS OR POSTAL ASSISTANTS IN TRAINING.
McKenzie, Harrie Cleve Ballard 335 383 240Adnum, Reginald Charles .. 350 303 255Edmunds, Wilfred Henry .. 310 270 242Early, John Henry .. .. 310 319 241O ath is &ïge .. 290 303 246txilmour, John Austin 290 301 241Delly, William Thomas . 275 271 244Martin, William Leslie .. 270 302 240
-Canavan ThOmai Toseph . 295 270 240Lawson, Robert William .. 285 253 240Wallace, John .. .. ¡ 265 255 241
313283340240295298337301292295235
152187150194-
-168163157-150150151150
1,4231,3781,3121,3041,3021,2931,2841,2631,2471,2241,146
r
QUEENSLAND.
MESSENGERS OR POSTAL ASSISTANTS IN TRAINING.
Fisher, David Maxwell . 285 319 2 _68 304 186 1,362Jameson, George ...I 275 255
1240
1325
1150 + 1,245
. TASMANIA.
MESSENGER IN TRAINING.
Jaeger, Casper Ludwig. .. 1 270 I 288 , 257 ( 301 1 165 J 1,281
The following ofáèers, who have served with satisfactory recordin the Australian Imperial Force, having secured atleast 60 percent.of the aggregate marks allotted for the five subjects, are recorded as
1,285 having passed theIt :-examination :
1,274NEW SOUTH WALES.
POSTAL ASSISTANT IN TRAINING.® Total Marks
obtained.1,300Murdbch, Hector Brinson
1,249
NoTE.- Successful candidates in the above -list who missed similarexaminations through their war service are regarded as having passeduch- a aminàtion, and will be treated accordingly.
Missed Examination No. 568, held 1915.f Missed Examination No. 530, held 1914.t Missed Examination No. 728, held 1918.
W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.
A. 'EARL, Acting Secretary: \
WESTERN AUSTRALIA:
ACTING TELEGRAPHIST.
Olive, Stanley Lockwood.. ... .1,368
W. B. EWDARDS, Acting Commissioner.
H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.
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COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE. .
No. 919.Foil APPOINTMENT AS FEMALE TXPIST, NEW SOUTH WALES,
QUEENSLAND, TASMANIA., AND WAGGA WAGGA (nowSOUTH WALES).
Held 11th December, 1920.THE candidates named hereunder were successful at the above
Examination, having obtained the prescribed minimumnumber of marks in each subject.
The following information should be noted :(1) Where two or more candidates secure the same total
number of marks, their order tif merit is determined bythe number of marks obtained for (a) Typewriting, and(b) Shorthand.
A candidate, though successful, cannot be appointed aftershe attains her twenty-sixth birthday.
The eligibility for appointment of all successful candidateswill cease on. 19th july,..1922.
Upon appointment, a successful candidate must pro-duce evidence of the date of her birth, and amedical certificate, satisfying the Commissioner insuch particulars as he may determine, as to hersound bodily health and freedom from physical de-fects, but she should not undergo medical examinationuntil instructed by the Commissioner to do so. Anappointee will be required to assure her life in accordancewith the Regulations.
If a successful candidate decline to accept an appointmentoffered to her, or fail to reply within seven days to acommunication from the Commissioner or a PublicService Inspector -respecting her nomination to thePublic Service, her name may . be removed from the" Register of Qualified Candidates."
If a successful candidate change her address, she shouldimmediately notify the Commonwealth Public ServiceInspector of her State.
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NEW SOUTH WALES.Mclvor, Evelyn-Helena . 325"Woods, Marjorie Olive .. . 257Johnson, Lurline Iris .. 262Guilfoyle, Julia Josephine 284Dan, Dorothy Margaret . 280.O'Connor, Margaret Aseneath Miriam 273Balls, Eileen Munro 298Brady, Marie Veronica 260Mitchell, Lillie Frances 241.Farrow; Dorothy Isabel : 259Naughton, Camillus 308
QUEENSLAND.Steed, May Lavinia .. 336Shanks, Hilda Jessie Roberta 341Peters, Myrtle Mary .. 310Hafner, Beatrice Elizabeth 331Vowles, Elsiee .. 297McKee, Daisy . 6 297Wardle, Marian Bedelía .. 330Lane, Norma Lillian . .Casey, Doris Kathleen ..
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Doyle, Catherine ElizabethWoodward, Catharine Maud 305-Terry, Mabel .. .. .. 277Skewes, Inez Olive .. 296Price, Eda Margaret Louisa , 243Millwood, Charlotte Maud 240Stewart, Doris Ethel Evelyn 265Booth, Irene .. 274O'Mahony, Eva - 265Campbell, Violet May ... 274Freeman, Daisy May . 263Lyons, lima Mary
: 250TASMANIA.
Doyle, Mary Leila . 295 190Wessing, Alice Danne .. 286Wessing, Robina Petronella 295James, Elizabeth Gladys 337Cranswick, Winifred Marion .. 253
NEW SOUTH WALES.WAGGA WAGGA.
No candidate was successful at Wagga Wagga.
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W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.IL A. EARL, Acting Secretary.
o. 8.2Oth1 January,
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC BERVICE.Examination No. 933.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.
Held 11th December, 1920.
T" gandidates named hereunder were successful at the aboveexamination, and have thigeby qualified for a,ppointment -te
the position of Telegraph Messenger-at the places under which their ;-names respectively appear.
The following should be noted :(1-) The names will remain on the Register of Qualified Candi-
dates for eighteen months, that is, until and including19th July, 1922, when they must, in accordance withthe laW, be remdved therefrom.
(2) A candidate, though successful, will cease- to be eligible forappointment upon reaching the age of sixteen years,provided, however that a successful candidate who hasreached the age of sixteen years may be appointed to avacancy which occurred prior to his reaching that age-
.
A candidate passes this examination if he secures at leasthalf marks each in Handwriting and in Spelling ; butthose who have also gained half marks in Arithmetic atthis examination will, if appointed, be eligible- for pro.motion to a higher position in the General Divisiàn ,without further examination.
(4) Those who have not secured at least 100 marks in Arithmeticwill be required to pass a further examination in thatsubject after appointment, in order to become eligiblefor promotion. Promotion examinations are held halfyearly.
Unless a Telegraph Messenger qualifies for promotion to ahigher position before reaching the age of eighteen years,he must retire from the Service oirittaining that age.
,
(6) Where two or more candidates secure the same number ófmarks, their order of merit is determined by the numberof marks obtained for (a) Arithmetic, and (b) Hand-writing ; and where these numbers are also equal then-7-by ballot.
Upon appointment, a successful candidate must prciduceevidence of the date of his birth, and a medical certificatesatisfying the Commissioner in whatever particulars hemay determine as to the appointee's sound bodily healthand freedom from physical defects. A successful candi-date should not undergo medical examination untilinstructed by the Commissioner to do so. .
Before a successful candidate who is liable for training underthe compulsory clauses of the Defence Act 1903-18 canreceive appointment, he must produce evidence from hisArea Officer that he has rendered the personal servicerequired, or has been granted a temporary exemption.
If a successful candidate decline to accept an appointmentoffered to him, or fail to reply within seven days to a .
communication from the Commissioner or a PublicService Inspector, respecting his nomination to the -.
Public Service, his name may e removed from the"Register of Qualified Candidates."
10) Should a successful candidate change his address, heshould immediately notify the 'Secretary, Commonwealth ,Public Service Commissioner, Custcims-house, Mel- 7boume.
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BERRY.Gillam, Harold GeorgeShield, Howard .
Wilson, Edwin OscarBreen; James Patrick
Hallam,-Victor JamesHoldford, Roy ..
EUGOWRA.. .
McLennan, William
Walsh, Daniel Vincent
Moss, Alfred Roy
LI'lrHGOW.
ATA.TONG.
PORT KERIBLA
RYLSTONE.
TINGHA.Willis, George ..O'Grady, Clarence EdwardCox, Aubrey .
Cox, Leonard ..Payne, Athol Henry
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o: L8.-20th '3"_aimary, 1921
EXAM:INATION No. 933--contitiued. ,.
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VICTORIA.MERINO.
Moon,' Irwin Roynrughes, Clarence Maxwell
QUEENSLAND.BRISBAN'E
Snowden, Stanley Brown ..Peters, Archibald James .. ..Paterson, . Ernest Douglas ..Donñelly, John William .Lawrence, Frederick ThomasEdwards, David Percival ..Neal,- Claude NorrisSimpson,ThomasMcIntosh, Hector Hugh AlexanderBell, Wallace Gordon ..Morrison, James.. 'Dinte, Joseph Chamberlain EvansRussell, Henry .. ..
,Costin, Joseph .. ..Crowley, Albert Edward ..
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AND SUBURBS.
Hamilton, Thomas HenryCAIRNS.
CLIFTON.
Barlow, Percy DavidKay, Patrick ..
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CUNNAMULLA.
Brady, William Edward ..Baker, Harry ..Wise, Jasper Edward IvanCorden, Leslie Edward ..
Dicke; Harvard Ernest ..McLean, George Robert ..
'Schablon. Henry..Mervyn Frank ..
GAYNDAH.
KALBAR.
MOUNT
Fox, Charles HarrismithMcMurtrie, Richard ErnestWilson, Frank Edward ..O'Dowd, Maurice PatrickBlanning, William LeonardWatson, Roy Alexander ..Cumming, StanleyBoden, Joseph Albert, .Core, Herbert James
'Maxwell, John Kirby ..Urry, Alfred James EdwardPascoe, Richard James ..
-)Gudman.n, StanleyTrevarthen, Leslie
. .
MORGAN.
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PITTSWORTH.
Schmidt, Francis Harold ..Leonard, William Thomas Victor ..
TOLGA.
Swindley, Eric Laurence ..Hallam, Arthur Thomas ..
TOWNSVILLE.
Casey, John Francis ..Buckley, Albert Daniell MordsQuilliam, Henry Owen
I-.'Heuston, Frederick CharlesWINTON.
YEPPOON.
Hogan, Patrick John
YUNGABURRA.
McCoy, Arthur Josepp, .
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EXAMINATiON N& 9137ontfitueck,
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
ANGASTON.
Vaughan, Reginald Roy .. 1 60 1 121 1 153 334Radford, Donald Clive ... 1 70 1 140 1 54 264
Lodge, Sydney Elijah
Angley, William Joseph
Stacey, Milton IvanRyan, Laurence JamesWoods, John
ARDROSSAN.
.. 65 142 1 200 407
GEORGETOWN.
KAPUNDA.
PORT BROUGHTON.
Rankine, Williaih 'Edward
PORT VICTORIA.
Crammond, Keith Witheridge
YANKALILLA.
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65 140 1 180 385
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133 1 173118 1 40108 1 ;33
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70 1 122 200 1 39265 1 126 164 355
60 122 100 282
60 125 .146 33160 114 139 313
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
KATANNING. .
Martyn, Arthur Richard ..Keeley, Barry Martin ..Strettel, Reginald Harold
Sellars, Theodore Quentin
Ellison, Thomas James ..Hodgetts, Thomas ReubenDimsey, Ralph Keith ..Robertson, Malcolm KirkNichofas, AlfredJarvis, Alfred Warner ..Warren, Charles Kingston
TASMANIA.
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659 265
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W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.
H. A. EARL, Acting gecretary.
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.Examination No. 938.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST (FEMALE).
Held 11th December, 1920.THE candidates named hereunder were successful at the above
Examination, having obtained at least half marks in eachsubject, and have thereby qualified for appointment to the positionof Telephonist at the places under which their names respectivelyappear.
The following information should be noted :'. 11) The eligibility- for appointment of successful candidates
will cease on .19th July, 1922.(2) Upon appointment, a, successful candidate must produce
evidence of the date of her birth, and a medical certificatesatisfying the Commissioner in such particulars as he maydetermine as to her sound bodily health andlreedom fromphysical defects, but she should not undergo medicalexamination until instructed by the Commissioner to doso. An appointee will also be required to assure her lifein accordance with the Regulations.
(3) Every person aPpointed to the position of Telephonist shall,after the expiration of three months from the date of ap-pointment, be tested in clearness of speech and acutenessof hearing over a telephone line, and in practical efficiencyin the operation of a telephone switchboard. If an ap-pointee-fail to pass this test her services will be dispensedwith.
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(4) If a successful candidate decline to accept an appointmentoffered to her, or fail to reply within seven days to acommanjcation from the Commissioner or a PublicService Inspector, addressed to her at her last -knownplace of residence, respecting her nomination to thePublic Service, her name may be removed from the" Register of Qualified Candidates."
(5) If a sucèessfui candidate change her address she shouldimmediately notify the . Commonwealth Public ServiceInspector of her State.
Name.b
Maximum MarksPass Marks
NEW SOUTH WALES.BULLI.
Shipp, Hilda Victoria Eva
389Evans, Nita ..Dawes, Sarah EllenCharlton, Nona Alys Esme
269 COONAMBLE.
Gilligan, Gwendolyn Maud VeronicaFoster, Imelda . ..
414 Meagher, Mary Grace ..,McMahon, Nora
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O'Donoghue, EllenPENRITH.
TRANQIE.
Lyons, Margaret Mary ..
VICTORIA.MILDURA
Smith, Margaret Mary ..Hodgson, Adelle MaryGallagher, Frances MillicentChuckyon, Elenor Veredon
QUEENSLAND.IPSWICH.
Tite, Beatrice Mary . .Nagle, Nora VeronicaBendell, Evelyn Gertrude MaryAllen, Annie FlorenceWingate, Catherine Isabel
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No. 8.-20th January,c1921
In the case of applicants who are officers of the Public Ser-vice of the Commonwealth or öf a State the following-_par-ticulars should be set out at the foot of the application :--
DesignationOffice or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length of service (in years)Salary (per annum) ---Date of receipt of present salary
Applicants. from outside the Service should state full nameand date and year of birth. Copies only of diplomas, refer-ences, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded. Ifthe originals are required they will be asked fär. ,4%
Minimum and maximum salaries "where shown indicate thelimits of the class or grade in which the position is classified.Subject to the provisions of the Public .Service Act appoint-ments may be made at any salary within. those limits. Costof living allowances are subject to 'review by the ArbitrationCourt from time to time. Successful appointees must comply .
with the life "assurance provisions of the Public' Service Actand Regulations.Officers of the Public Service should note that in any case-
where the minimum salary of a position in the Clerical Divi=sien is not the minimum salary of a Classe and the successfulapplicant is not eligible for the former by reason, of not.having received the salary of the next lower subdivision/ fortwelve months, he will be granted an allowance equal to thedifference between the salary for which he is eligible and theminimum salary of the position until he can be advancedby annual subdivisional increments to the latter salary.
Where vacancies are notified in positions which have beenthe subject of award, 'thé, minimuni and maximum salaries'shown are those prescribed by the award. If the officer ap-pointed to any such position is eligible to become, but is not,a member of the organization which obtained the award, hecan only be paid the rates of salary prescribed in the Public--Service Act or Regulations for the position to which he hasbeen appointed, unless and until he .becomes a member of theorganization, when the award rites shall apply.
Officers promoted to positions in the Fourth Class, whichcome within the scope of the award of ,the Australian Com.monwealth Public Service Clerical Association, 'may be re-tained at the salary of £245 where, in the opinion of theActing Commissioner, the fixing of that salary as a maximumis justified.
Officers who may be transferred without promotion or in-crease of salary, as the result of an application for an a "ar-tised vacancy, will be required to pay their own expenseremoval unless the transfer comes within the conditions pscribed in Public Service Regulation No. 54.
Particulars of existing quarters are furnished merely for tbinformation of officers. It is not incumbent on Departmentsto provide quarters, which, if provided, may be wholly orpartially withdrawn at any time.
360-356344327
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W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.
R. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.
tesAPPLICATIONS will . be received from persons qualified
for appointment to the positions specified belo*.lice Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible for ap-ate = poíntment to the Administrative and Professional Divisions,ay but are not eligible for appointment to. Clerical or Generalom - Division vacancies, unless they were in the service of a Statecal on 1st January, 1901, or are at present permanent officers indo the service of a State, or have retired fróm the service ofifs the Commonwealth. or of a State.
Applications must be in the applicant's handwriting, shouldshow fully qualifications for the position sought, and must, toinsure consideration, be forwarded to the. Public ServiceInspector in the State in which the vacancy -exists in time toGain- office of the Public Service Inspector not later thanMe date shown in each case.
In the case of officers of the Common alth Public Serviceapplications should bé forwarded through Department toWhich the officer is attached.
3,11,
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Position. Locality. Division and Salary perAnnum..
Closing Date forReceipt of
Application.
DEPARTMENT O5 THE TREASURY.
TAXATION BRANCH.
New South Wales.Junior Country Sydney ... §Professional, £336 to 3rd February
Valuer, Class.D (two posi- .
tions)Qualifications : Applicants should be, qualified surveyors, either
licensed or have completed training preparatory to obtaining licence,and must have had experience in country survey work.
Particulars of experience and qualifications must be furnished.
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
Central Staff.QUARANTINE BRANCH.
South Australia.Quarantine § General, £156 to 27th January
Station, £174,- less 10 perTorrens cent. for rent ofIsland quarters'
Quarters : Seven,rooms.
Assistant
The position is open to persons from both within and without thePublic Service, and preference will be given, as amongst the suitableapplicants not in the Public Service, to returned sailors and soldiers.
COMMEROE BRANCH.
New South Wales.Assis -
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Sydney ... § General, £168
Victoria.[Melbourne
!§ General, £168
Queensland.
1
§ General, £168 ... J ,3rd February,
Grader'stant
Grader's Assis-tant
Grader's Assis- ¡ Brisbanetant !
... 3rcTFebruary
...4
3rd February
.
13th ffaittasy,' 1921
- NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES-00Wirillik..
Locality. Division and Salary per (Boeing DO* forIteceiptofAnnum. Applications.'
POSTMASTER79ENERAL'S ..1)EPARIVENT.Victoria.
PostMaster ... 1 Ivanhoe ... 1 § Clerical, 2200 to 2230 1 3rd FebruaryNo quarters.
-Cimical Assist- 1 'St. Arnaudi § Clerical, £220 to £235 3rd Februaryant, 4th Class 1
Queensland.
Postmaster Alpha' ... £246 to £264. 3rd February
Scale II.District allowance,
No Quarters.Augathella §Clerie,al, £246 to £264, 3rd February
less 10 per cent. forrent -of quarters.District Allowance,Scale IV.
QQuarters : Five rooms.Childers I§Clericil, £282 to £318, 3rd Februars
less 10 per cent. forrent of quarters
Quarters : Seven rooms.Nanango £282 to2318, 3rd February
less 10 per cent. for, rent of quarters
Quarters -:---Seven rooms.
.
--.Postmaster ...
Postrasister
Postmaster
.
-Postmaster.
¡Clerical Assist-) ant, 4th Class
Clerical Assist-ant, 4th Class
7 Clerical Assist-ant, 5th gass
Postmaster, Re-lieving Staff.
-.Postmaster ...
Barcaldine § Clerical, 2396 to £420, 3rd Februaryless 10 per cent. forrent of quarters.District allowance,Scale III.
Quarters : Hive rooms.-Blackall Clerical, £220 to £235, 3rd February
-District allowance,Scale III.
Duties mainly on counter.Stanthorpe § Clerical, £220 to £235
Caps York § Clerical, £84 to £212,less a deduction forrent according torooms occupied(three rooms and)vestibule available);District allowance,Scale IV.
§Clerical, £282 to £318Head-quarters,Brisbane
Dirran-bandi
§ Clerical, £200 tot230,less 10 per cent. forrent of quarters.District allowance,Scale IL
Quarters : Five rooms.Australia.
Clerk, 4th Class,ElectricalEngineer's
. BranchPostmaster ...
Adelaide §Clerical,..2220 to £310
Exclusive ofchild endowmen
Morgan ...
3rd February
3rd February
27th January
3rd February
27th January
§ Clerical, 2246 to £264, 3rd Februaryless 10 per cent. for
_rent of quartersQuarters Five rooms.
cost of living allowance, basic wage allowance, andt.
W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary. .
Vent*Oni4a.itit l_ttizette
PRIVATE, ADVZRTISiVIEST.:
128: -
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IA-OT-ICE Is hereby given, in accordance with :the ,Provisions
of the Copyright Act and the Copyright Regula-tiomil- 1913, that A51-tafonola Limited, a company -having itsregistered offlee,iat Daking ROsoU-place, Sydney, in theState of New South Wales; iriteridt3, -to make and- sell con-trivances for the reproduction of the undermentioned musicalworks, the- -names-and addresses within the Commonwealth ofthe owners of the copyrights or their agents being unknown.and cannot with reasonable diligence be ascertaified_:,4"
" Saiut d'Amour."" Beautiful Ohio " Waltz."-Whispering Flowers."" Oui, Oui, Marie." ---" Manhattan Beach-" March." I'll Say Slre Does."" Take Your Girlie to the Movies."" El Capitan " March." Dardamella."" That _Naughty Waltz."" My Gal:"" Zoma."" Fluffy.. Ruffles."
A copy of- the notice described in Sub-Regulation (1 ) ofRegulation 42 may be obtained by any person interested fromGrafonola Litnited, Daking House, Sydney.
For and on behalf of GRAFONOLA LIMITED-
4479 E0-..:46GALY-4 Manager.
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C.ONZENTS.
IlCustomsdrawback notices
Order under Trading with the Eiletly Act
Proceedings under the Copyright Act
Statements and notification ...
Expenditure ..Electoral matters ..."
Land and PropertyAcquisition of, &c.
Tendersall Departments
Appointments, &c., other than Public Service and Defence
Public ServiCeStaff changes, &c.
Notification Of examinations
Results
Vacancies
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