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No. 98.] THURSDAY, 7TH AUGUST.

Australia to wit.R. M. FERGUSON,Governor General.

ORDER

By His Excellency the GovernorGeneral of the Commonwealth ofAustralia,

WHEREAS by the Naval Defence Act 1910 -1918 it isamongst other tlrings enacted that the Governor - General

may transfer to the King's Naval Forces any vessel of theCommonwealth Naval Forces and any officers or seamen of theCommonwealth Naval Forces :

And whereas by Order made on the tenth day of August,1914, and published in the Gaztte.:of the said tenth day ofAugust, the Governor- General transferred to the King's NavalForces all the vessels of the Commonwealth Naval Forces andall the officers and seamen of those vessels and ordered thatsuch transfer should continue in force until the issue of a, Pro-clamation declaring that the afore - mentioned war no longerexists.

And whereas it is desirable that the said transfer should con-tinue in force until .the first day of August, 1919, instead ofuntil the issue of the said Proclamation, and that the saidOrder should be amended accordingly.

Now therefore I, Sir Ronald Craufurd Munro Ferguson, theGovernor - General aforesaid, acting with the advice' of theFederal Executive Council, do hereby amend the said Orderby the omission of the words " until the issue of a Proclamationdeclaring that the afore - mentioned war no longer exists " andthe insertion in lieu thereof of the words " until the first dayof August, 1919."

Given under my Hand and the Seal of. the Commonwealth,at Sydney, this first day of August, in the year

(L.s.) of our Lord One thousand nine hundred and nine-teen, and in the tenth year of His Majesty's reign.

By His Excellency's Command,A. POYNTON, for Minister of State for the Navy.

WAR PRECAUTIONS (ENEMY SHAREHOLDERS)REGULATIONS.

WHEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautions(Enemy Shareholders) _Regulations, it is amongst other

things provided that after the fifteenth day of April, Onethousand nine hundred and sixteen, the Attorney General may,if he thinks fit, by Order published in the Gazette, declare thatany shares specified in the Order are thereby transferred tothe Public Trustee, and thereupon all such shares shall byforce of the Order be and be deemed to be transferred to, andvested in, the Public Trustee:

And whereas the Attorney- General of the Commonwealth,acting in pursuance of the Solicitor - General Act 1916, has dele-gated to the Solicitor - General of the Commonwealth all thepowers and functions of the Attorney - General under the WarPrecautions Act 1914 -1916 or any Regulation thereunder:

C.12018.

And whereas by Order under Regulation 9 aforesaid madeon the date respectively shown in the first column of theSchedule hereunder written, and published in the Common-wealth Gazette on the date respectively shown in the secondcolumn of the said Schedule, it was declared that certainshares, including the shares specified in the said Schedule,were thereby transferred to the Public Trustee:

And whereas it is desirable that the said Order be revokedand determined so far as regards certain of the shares thereinspecified, namely, the shares specified in the Schedule here-under:

Now therefore I, George Shaw Knowles, Acting Solicitor -General of the Commonwealth, do hereby revoke and determinethe said Order so far as regards the shares specified in theSchedule hereunder, but not otherwise.

THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO.

Date ofOrder.

Date of Gazette inwhich

Order published.Name of Company. Name of Registered

Shareholder.Number

ofShams.

31.5.17 7.6.17 Brilliant BlockGold Mining- CompanyLimited

1

Frieda Krack

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Dated this 2nd day of August, 1919.

GEO. S. KNOWLES,

Acting Solicitor - General of the Commonwealth.

VOCATIONAL COMMITTEE.

JEDWARD DAVIS MILLEN, Minister of State for Repatria,-.li. , tion, pursuant to the powers conferred upon me by theAustralian Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1917 -1918, herdby ap-prove of the following appointment:-

To be a member of the Vocational Committee for the Stateof New South Wales.--A FEED EDWARD HIBBLE, Esquire, viesDr. George Armstrong, resigned.

E. D. MILLEN, Minister of State for Repatriation.

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STATE REPATRIATION BOARD.

HE Governor- General in Council has approved of the fol-lowing temporary appointment under the provisions of

the Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1917 -1918, as fromthe 1st day of April, 1919:

To be a Member ,of the State Repatriation Board for theState of Queensland. ANDREW JAMES PATTERSON, Esquire,during the absence from Australia of George Marchant, Es-quire, a member of the said Board.


THE Governor- General in Council has approved of thefollowing :

To be a member of the State Repatriation Board for theState of New South WalesWILLIAM VICARS, Esquire, viceMark Sheldon; Esquire, resigned, and that the said WilliamVicars, Esquire, be Chairman of the said Board.


SOLDIERS' INDUSTRIAL COMMJITTEE.

PURSUANTto the Regulations issued under the Australian

Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1917 -1918, approval has beengiven to the following appointment:- -

To be a Member of the Soldiers' Industrial Committee forthe undermentioned trade for Melbourne and Metropolitan Areain the State of Victoria: ,

Wool Trades (gazetted 6th February, 1919, No. 18) .-- J0HNFox, Esquire, during the absence from Australia of HamiltonFitts, Esquire.


IEDWARD DAVIS MILLEN, in pursuance of the powersconferred upon me by the Australian Soldiers' . Repatria-

tion Act 1917 -1918, do hereby declare the areas set out in thefirst colunin of thé Schedules hereto to be districts for thepurposes of sub- section (2) of section 12 of the said Act, anddo hereby appoint the Committees named in the second columnof the said Schedules to be Local Committees for the saiddistricts.

Dated the first day of August, 1919.E. D. MILLEN, Minister of State for Repatriation.

THE SCHEDULES.VICTORIA.

District (Area of Operations). Committee.Part of Melbourne city embracing area Carlton and Central

bounded by Latrobe - street,, Elizabeth- Committee.street, Flemington -road, Mt. Alex-ander -road, the cities of Essendon,Brunswick, Fitzroy, and Richmond,the River Yarra, and the railway lineto Latrobe - street.

Shire of Peak DownsShire of Cloncurry .

Shire of Boulia and,Diamantina

QUEENSLAND.. . .. Capella Committee... Cloncurry Committee.

the Shire of Boulia Committee.

Municipality of Clermont and Shire of Clermont Committee.Belyando. (This district is to betaken in substitution of the districtfor the Clermont Committee, gazettedin the Commonwealth Gazette of the1st May, 1919.)

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

The Municipality of Yorketown, the Yorketown Committee.District Council of Melville, and theLake Sunday «yard of the DistrictCouncil of Dalrymple. (This dis -trict is to be taken in substitution ofthe district for the Yorketown Com-mittee, gazetted in the Common-wealth Gazette of the 10th October,1918.)

The District Council of Dalrymple, ex- Stansbury Committee.eluding the Lake Sunday Ward.(This district is to be taken in sub-stitution of the district . for theStansbury Committee, gazetted in theCommonwealth Gazette of the 10thOctober, 1918.)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.The Perenjori- Morawa Road Board Pereujori Committee.

District

Common.vvoalth Gazette

Melbourne, 30th July, 1919.

AUSTRALIAN NOTES.

STATEMENT ISSUED IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 11 OETHE AUSTRALIAN NOTES ACT 1910.

THE number and amount of Australian Notes issued and notredeemed at this date are as follows :

Denomination. Number.

10e. 4,009,060£1 ... 13,108,316£5 1,515,298£10 .. 357,453£20 ... 30.569£50 26,539£100 ... 11,827£1 ,000 ... 26,022

Total 19,085,084

Amount.

£ s.2,004, 530 0

13,108, 316 07.576,490 03,574,530 0

611,380 01,326,950 -01,182, 700 0

26,022,000 0

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55,406,896 0 0

The amount of gold coin held in the Treasury for the pur -poses of the Act at this date is £24,308,413, representing 43.87per cent. of the notes in circulation.

A. POYNTON, for Treasurer.JAS. R. COLLINS, Secretary to the Treasury.C. J. CERUTTY, Assistant Secretary.

Postmaster- General's Department, General Post Office,Sydney, 31st July, 1919.

MARTIN BOURKE, Postal Assistant, Postmaster - General'sDepartment, Post Office, Nevertire.

TAKE notice that, as your present address is unknown tome,- a communication has this day been posted to you,

addressed to Post Office, Nevertire, your last -known address,notifying you that you have been further suspended on acertain charge made against you under section 46 of theCommonwealth Public Service Act 1902 -17, and that suchcharge has been referred to a Board of Inquiry for investi-gation and report.

And take further notice, that a copy of the documents in-tended to be used as evidence against you at the inquiry hasalso been posted to you thisiltlay at your last -known address.

E. J. YOUNG, Chief Officer.

EXPENDITURE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF No. 61 OFTREASURY REGULATIONS UNDER SECTION 71 OFTHE AUDIT ACT 1901 -1912.

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.£1,470. Messrs. Peacock & Smith Purchase of an

sidelights for each of six ships, at a cost of £245 per£756 5s. Australian Steamships Ltd. Purchase of

Port Pirie coal discharging plant, 500 tons at 17s. 9d.£443 15s. ; freight from Newcastle to Port Pirie at

, per ton, £312 10s.

outfit ofoutfit.coal forper ton,12s. 6d.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.

CENTRAL FLYING SCHOOL, LAVERTON.

£313 3s. 5d. Rhodes Motor Cycle Company PropriétaryyLimited, Melbourne -2 Model " N " Indian " Powerplus " motorcycles, each £125, total £250, complete and supplied with fol-lowing :-2 each P. and H. No. 125 lamps, prestalite tanks,mechanical horns, and tail lamps, set £8 8s., total. £16 16s.;2, latest" Rock " sidecars for attachment to the above machines,each £36, total £72; 2 No. prestalite tanks, each £4, total£8 ; less the following discount, 10 per cent., £34 13s. 7d.; thecost of charging the above prestalite tanks (4:) , each 5s. 3d.,total £1 ls.

£1,920. Kellow, Falkiner Proprietary Limited, Melbourne3 " Hudson " chassis, with artillery wheels, 880 x 120 tiresthroughout and 1 spare rim, less cover and tube, and completewith all necessary tools, as supplied by the -manufacturers,each £650, total £1,950; less special discount, £50 per chassis,total £150 ; fitting twin wheels and tires to the back wheels,approximate per chassis, £40, total £120. (Ex. Min. No. 564.)

£2,435 10s. ld. Messrs. De Trey and Co. Limited, MelbourneFor supplies of teeth, &c., to the 3rd Military District. (Ex.Alin. No. 566.)

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POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.£1,154 15s. 9d.Automatic Telephones (Aust. ) Limited,

Sydney Purchase of certain material in connexion with theinstallation of impulse sending devices, required for the useof the Postmaster - General's Department, at various branchexchanges in Sydney, State of New South Wales.

W. A. WATT, Acting Prime Minister.

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PURCHASE OF LAND FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES ATWEST POINT, IN THE STATE OF TASMANIA..

THE1Governor - General in Council has approved of autho-

rity being granted for the purchase, for Customs purposes, from the Government of the State of Tasmania, forthe sum of £1, of certain land at West Point, in the State ofTasmania, as described . in the Schedule hereunder.

P. McM. GLYNN, Minister for Home and Territories.(T.L. 19/356.)

APPOINTMENT OF DIVISIONAL RETURNINGOFFICER.

THE Governor - General in Council has approved of JOHNROLLSTON being appointed Divisional Returning Officer

for the Division of Lilley in the place of_ Eugene AlbertMcCullagh, appointment to take effect on and from the dateof taking up duty.

P. McM. GLYNN, Minister for Home and Territories.

RE- TRANSFER OF CERTAIN POSTAL PROPERTY ATQUEENSCLIFF IN THE STATE OF VICTORIA TO THEGOVERNMENT OF THE STATE.

THE Governor - General in Council, in consideration of theremission of the compensation money, viz:, £300, has

approved of certain Postal property at Queenscliff, Vic-toria, as described in the Schedule hereunder, being re-transferred to the Government of the State, such propertybeing no longer required for Commonwealth purposes.

P. McM. GLYNN, Minister for Home and Territories.(V.L. 19/366.)

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY REFERRED TO.

All that Postal property at Queenscliff, in the State ofVictoria, Commonwealth of Australia, described as a " SignalHouse at Fort " on page 4 of the Victorian TransferredProperty Schedule, and therein valued at £300.

DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.All that piece or parcel of land containing an area of 1 acre,

more or less, parish of Marrawah, county of Wellington, Stateof Tasmania, Commonwealth of Australia : Commencing at apoint bearing 182 degs. 4 mins. 599.4 links from the north =westcorner of lot 264, parish of Marrawah ; thence by lines. bearing81 degs. 0 mins. 500 links, 171 degs. fl mins. 200 links, 261 degs.0 mine. 500 links, and 351 degs. 0 mins. 200 links to the com-mencing point, as hachured on plan hereunder.

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TENDERS.ATTENTION is directed to the undermentioned notices which have appeared in the Commonwezlth Gazette regarding the invitation oftenders for services and supplies throughout the Commonwealth:

Supplies and Services Required. Where Required. Date of Gazette inwhich notice appears.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.GENERAL.

Insulated Wire, Schedule 1533 ... Various States

Telephones, Schedule 1534

Cables, Schedule 1535 ...

Double Pole Protectors, Schedule 1561Porous Cells, Schedule 1521.

Repairs to Line, Schedule S.E. No. 39 MO...Ammonium Chloride, Schedule 764Steel Date Stamps and Time Stamps, Schedule

Detectors, Schedule 1563 ... ..,Bow Sheaves and Girders, Schedule 1556 ...Automatic Switchboards, Schedule 1583 ...Benzine, Schedule 1582 ..,Three -part Plugs, Schedule 1584 ... .

All States ...

All States ...

Various StatesVarious States

NEW SOUTH WALES.Hellingen-1lorrigoSydney ...

N.S.W. 743A Sydney ...

VICTORIA.

Melbourne ...Melbourne ...Collingwood ...Melbourne ...

:::Melbourne ...

QUEENSLAND.

Brisbane ..Various placesBrisbaneBrisbaneBrisbane ...Brisbane

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Adelaide ..Various placesNorthern TerritoryAdelaide ...

400 -pair Armoured Cable, Schedule 475 ... ...Conveyance of MailsMotor Grease, Oils, and Motor Spirits, Schedule 476Glazed Earthenware Pipes... ... .., ...Coastal Mail Service, Queensland .. ...Coastal Mail Service, Gulf of Carpentaria ...

Two Two-stroke Motor Cycles, Schedule 516Conveyance of Mails ...Conveyance of Mails ... ...Spindles, Schedule 525 ...

Instruments, Telegraph and Telephone, Various, and Parts,Schedule 643A

White Ant Exterminator and Coal Tar Composition, Schedule661

Conveyance of Mails ... ..,

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Perth

Perth ...

Perth

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Page. Date Tenders Returnable.

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10.9.19Tenders reternable at the office of the Deputy Postma9ter- Genera , Melbourne. t Date extended from 84.8.19.

§ Date extended from 8.7.19. il Date extended from 7.8.19 Date extended from 1.7.19.

No. 98;------7th August, 1919 122S

NEW SOUTH WALES.SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF WOODEN POLES ON TRUCKS,

M ETROPOLITAN AREA.TENDERS will be received at the office of the Deputy Post -

master- General, Sydney, up to half -past Two p.m. on Thurs-day, 4th September, for the following work :-

Supply and delivery of about 225 35 -ft., 1,640 30 -ft., andS60 28 -ft. undressed wooden poles, on truck at variousmetropolitan railway stations, in accordance withSchedule N.S.W. C.B.16/19.

Specifications and _General Conditions may be seen, andschedules, &c., obtained, on application at the office of theState Engineer, General Post Office, Sydney, and at the officeof the Supervising Engineer, Construction Branch, MacdonnellHouse, 321 Pitt - street, Sydney.

Tenders must be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster -Gene-ral, Sydney, and indorsed " Tender for Undressed WoodenPoles, Metropolitan Area." They may be deposited in theTender -box at the General Post Office, Sydney; if sent bypost they must be prepaid and registered.

A preliminary deposit of a sum equal to 2 per cent, of thetotal amount named in the tender up to £500, and where theamount exceeds £5000 2 per cent. up to £500 and 1 per cent.on the additional amount over that sum, must accompany eachtender. Any tender which may be received without the re-quired deposit will be liable to be deemed informal and re-jeeted accordingly.

The Postmaster General does not bind himself to accept thelowest or any tender.

The accepted tender will be notified in the CommonwealthGazette, and such notice will be considered as an intimationto unsuccessful tenderers that ,their tenders have been de-clined.

TASMANIA.ELEVEN ACCUMULATORS.

TENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster - General, Hobart, until Noon on Monday, 22ndSeptember, 1919, for the supply and delivery of accumulators,as per Schedule No. T.289.

Tender forms, specifications, &c., may be obtained at theGeneral Post Offices, Melbourne, Sydney (Stores Branch, 64Harbor - street), Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.

Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for Accumulators, Sche-dule No. T.289," and be addressed to the Deputy PostmasterGeneral, Hobart. They may be deposited in the Tender -boxat the General Post Office, Hobart; if sent by post they mustbe prepaid and registered.

A. deposit, in accordance with clause 5 of the General Con-ditions of Contract, must be enclosed with each tehder.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

TASMANIA. - OONVEYANCE OF MAILS, 1920 -21.TENDERS are hereby invited, and will be received by the

Deputy Postmaster- General, at the General Post Office,Hobart, until Noon on Wednesday, 24th September, 1919, forthe conveyance of post-office mails as undermentioned, for aperiod of two years, viz., from 1st January, 1920, to 31stDecember, 1921.

Tender Form.-Tenders- must be submitted on the printedform, copies of which may be obtained "gratuitously on appli-catiön at the General Post Office, Hobart, and at any post -officeor receiving office named hereunder. Every tender must besigned by the tenderer and sureties, and attested by a magis--trate or postmaster.

How to address Tenders.- Tenders must be enclosed insealed envelopes, addressed to the Deputy Postmaster - General,Hobart. The envelope must 'bear the words, " Tender for MailS ervice No.

How to. Forward Tenders. - Tenders may be forwarded bypost or deposited in the Tender -box at the General Post Office,Hobart. If forwarded by post, they must be sent as regis-tered letters, and postage prepaid thereon.

Conditions of Tender- Conditions of Contract. - Attentionis partici la.rly directed to the conditions of tendering and thegeneral conditions of contract printed on the tender form.

Separate Tenders. -A separate bond, fide tender must be sentin for each service.

Mode of 'Conveyance.-Tenders may be submitted for the'conveyance of mails by means of vehicle drawn by horses,horseback, motor car, 'bicycle ( motor included) , steam -boat,motor launch, or other boat.

Age o f -Mailmen.- Persons under the age of eighteen yearsshall not be employed to carry the mails in cases where theprice of the Contract amounts to or exceeds £100 per annum.In yes where the price of the contract is less than £100 perannum, no person under the age of fourteen years may be -em-ployed to carry m;aWs.

Commonwealth Gazette

To and from, or fronn and .to--1. ,Smithton and Nabageena, vid, Roger River and Trowmtta,

twice weekly each way.3. iSnzithton and Marrawah, bi- weekly each way.10. Boat Harbor and Wynyard, vie/ Flowerdale, daily each

way.1. Wynyard and Somerset, via Mount Hicks, Upper and

Lower, Yolla, Henrietta, and Elliott, daily .each way, callingat Henrietta on the journey from Wynyard; or alternately.

15A. Wynyard and Somerset, vier, Mount Hicks, Upper andLower, Yolla, Henrietta, and Elliott, daily, each way, calling atHenrietta on the journey from Somerset.

30. Forth and Leith, daily each way.35. Latrobe, Sassafras, and Harford, daily each way.48. Moltama, Parkham, and Elizabeth Town, daily each way.51. Mena and Mole Creek, twice weekly each way.75. Launceston and Beaconsfield, once daily each way, per

motor vehicle.103. Derby Post Office and trains, twice daily each way.105. Railway Station and Herrick and Gladstone, once daily

each way.108. Goulds Country and Pyengana, daily each way.130. Oatlands and Interlaken, once weekly each way.145. Bothwell and Blue Hills, once weekly each way.150. New Norfolk Post Office and Railway Station, three

times daily each way.180. Kelly's Point and Trumpeter Bay, yid, Barnes Bay and

Ford's Bay, l i- weekly each way.207. Post Office, Zeehau, and Railway Station, five times

daily each way.Section "B. "- Contracts included tinder this Section may be

terminated by one month's notice being given on either side.38. Myalla Station and 'Sisters Creek, once daily each way.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

. NEW SOUTH WALES.

C.. E. Kennett, 260 City -road, South Melbourne. -- ScheduleNo. 744, item 3-Supply and delivery of approximately 150ladders, wooden, extension, 22 feet, at £1 16s. each (approxi-mately £270) ; ls. extra :per ladder to be charged for deliveryat Sydenham Depót.

H. A. Burnside, 7 and 9 Cary - street, Waverley, New SouthWales.- Supply of obliterating ink, Schedule No. 1526 (ap-proximate quantities for the period ist July, 1919, to the 30thJune, 1920: Item 1 -500 1 -lb. tins,- at 6d. per tin --£12 10s.Item 2 -2,000 4 -1b. tins, at Bid. per tin -£68 15s. Item 3-100 6 -1.b. tins, at 4s. 4d. per tin -£15 3s. 4d. Total, £96 8s. 4d.

VICTORIA.

Davidson, Doreian, & Co., 496 Elizabeth- street, Melbourne. -Schedule No. 1575 ( repairs to motor covers and tubes, duringthe period 1st July, 1919, to the 30th June, 1920: Item 3-Retreading motor covers, 30 inches x 31, inches, at 22s. 6d.each. Item 6- Retreading motor covers, 760 mm. x 100 mm.,at 22s. 6d. each. Item 9- Retreading motor covers, 875 mm.x 105 rim., at 37s. 6d. each. Item 11- ,Rebuilding motorcovers, 26 inches x 21 inches, at 18s. each. Item .13-Re-building motor covers, 30 inches x 3-3-, inches, at 40s. each. Item1G= Rebuilding motor covers, 760 mm. x 100 mm., at 40s. each.Item 17-- Rebuilding motor covers, 810 m.m. x 100 rum., at43s. each. Item 18- ,Rebuilding motor covers, 815 mm. x 105mm., at 47s. 6d. each. Item 19- Rebuilding motor covers,875 mm. x 105 mm., at 50s. each. Item 23- Relining casingwith canvas, 30 inches x 3-4 inches, at 9s. each. Item 26-Relining casing with canvas, 760 mm. x 100 mm.; at 9s. each.Item 29- Relining casing with canvas, 875 mm. x 105 mm.,at 10s. each.

Witt & Haller, 578 Chapel- street, South Yarra. - ScheduleNo. 1575 ( repairs to motor covers and tubes, during the period.1st July, 1919, to the 30th June, 1920) : Item 1- Retreadingmotor covers, 26 inches x 21 inches, at 12s. M. each. Item 2-Retreading motor covers, 26 inches x 2i inches, at 12s. 6d.each.. Item 5-Retreading motor covers, 700 mm. x 85 mm.,at 17s. 6d. each. Item 7--,Retreading motor covers, 810nun. x 100 mm., at 30s. each. Item 8- Retreading motorcovers, 815 nzm. x 105 mm., at 35s. each. Item 10- Retreadingmotor covers, 880 mm. x 120 mm., at 40s. each. Item 12-Re-building motor covers, 26 inches x 24 inches, at 17s. 6d. each.Item 15- Rebuilding motor covers, 700 mm. x 85 nun., at22s. 6d. each. Item 20- Rebuilding motor covers, 880 mm. x120 mm., at 50s. each. Item 21--Relining casing with canvas,26 inches x 21 inches,' at 5s. each. Item. 22- Relining casingwith canvas, 26 inches x 2i inches, at 5s. each. Item 25-Relining casing with canvas, 700 mm. x 85 mm., at 7s. M.each. Item 27- Relining casing with canvas, 810 mm. x 100mm., at 7s. 6d. each. Item 28-Relining casing with canvas, 815mm. x 105 mm., at 7s. 6d. each. Itena 30- Relining casing withcanvas, .880. mm. x 120 mm., at les. 6d'. each.

The British General Electric Co. Ltd., 590 Bourke- street,Melbourne. - Schedule No. 1562: Item 1 -Two bridge meggers(delivered in bond), at £73 each -£146.

Commonwealth Gazette 1229 No. 98.-4th Auguet, 1919

Jas. Miller & Co. Pty. Ltd., 357 -359 Little Collins- street, Mel-bourne. Schedule" Nb. 1570 (approximate quantities for theperiod ist July, 1919, to the 30th June, 1920) : Item 1-- 40,000lbs. twine, at is. 2d. per lb. £2,333 6s. 8d. Item 2-500 lbs.twine, at is. 21d. per lb. £29 1.3s. 9d. Total, £2,363 Os. 5d.

Quirk & Morton, 415 Little Bourke- street, Melbourne.--Sche-dule No. 1568 (approximate quantities for the period ist July,1919, to the 30th June, 1920) : Item 1.2100 steel date stamps,at 34s. each -4170. Item 2-15 steel date and time stamps,at 43s. 6d. each 132 12s. 6d. item 3-6 steel date stamps, at45s. each £13 10s. Total, £216 2s. 6d.

H. A. Burnside, 7 and 9 Cary - street, Waverley, New SouthWales.-- SSupply of obliterating ink, Schedule No. 1526 (ap -`proximate quantities for the period 1st July, 1919, to the 30thJune, 1920) : Item 4-750 i -lb. tins, at 6id. per tin £21le. lid. Item 5 -500 Fib. tins, at 9d. per tin £18 15s.Item 6 -100 6 -lb. tins, at 4s. 10d. per tin £24 3s. 4d. Total,£64 Os. 3d.

QUEENSLAND.

H. A. Burnside, 7 and 9 Cary - street, Waverley, New SouthWales. -- Supply of obliterating ink, Schedule No. 1526 (ap-proximate quantities for the period ist July, 1919, to the 30thJune, 1920) : Item 8 -30 10 -1b. tins, at 7s. per tin f10 10s.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

H. A. Burnside, 7 and 9 Gary - street, Waverley, New SouthWales. ,Supply of obliterating ink, Schedule No. 1526 (ap-proximate quantities for the period 1st July, 1919, to the 30thJune, 1920) : Item 9 -500 -lb. tins, at 93,d. per tin --£1915s. 10d. Item 10 -12 10 -1b. tins, at 7s. per tin £4 4s.Total, £23 19s. 10d.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

H. -A. Burnside, 7 and 9 Cary- street, Waverley, New SouthWales.- HSupply of obliterating ink, Schedule No. 1526 (ap-proximate quantities for the period 1st July, 1919, to the 30thJune, 1920) : Item 11-240 1 -lb. tins, at 7d. per tin £7 15s.

TASMANIA.

H. A. Burnside, 7 and 9 Cary- street, Waverley, New SouthWales. -- Supply of obliterating ink, Schedule No. 1526 (ap-proximate quantities for the period ist July, 1919, to the 30thJune, 1920) : Item 12 -200 1 -1b. tins, at 14íd. per tin- --,£12Is. 8d. Item 13 -12 10 -1b. tins, at 7s. per tin --£4 4s. Total,£16 5s. 8d.

TENDER. ACCEPTED FOR CONVEYANCE OF MAILS.J. T. Walker, Kempsey. Service: Kempsey, Frederickton,

Bellimbopinni, and Clybucca; approximate distance, 12 miles;six times per week, horse and sulky, £208, period ist July,1919, to 30th June, 1922.

WILLIAM WEBSTER, Postmaster - General.

STEAM ENGINES AND PUMPS.THE date for receipt of tenders for the manufacture, sup-

ply, delivery, and erection of steam engines and pumpsat the Alfred Graving Dock, Williamstown, Victoria, has beenextended until 11th August, 1919.

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.Supply and delivery f.o.r. Crib Point Siding, of four 5 -in.

motor - driven centrifugal pumps Strachan, Murray, & Shan-non, 99 King- street, Melbourne, £1,250.

Supply and delivery f.o.r. Flinders Naval Base Siding, ofpillar hydrants, valves, &c.Orton & Burns, 27 a'Beckett street,Melbourne, £667 8s.

LITTLETON E. GROOM, Minister for Works and Railways.

TENDER ACCEPTED.IT is hereby notified that the tender of Messrs. Walkers Ltd.

for the supply of side lights for six ships, at a cost of £1,13810s., and also for the manufacture and supply of three wrought -iron tillers, at a cost of £74 -, has been accepted.

W. A. WATT, Acting Prime Minister.

CONTRACTS (MILITARY) ACCEPTED. (Series 1919 - 1920.)Chargeable to War Loan Appropriations. Approved 23rd

December, 1918.8443. 22,000 buckles, oxidized, 10s. per 100. W. Barrie.

5TH MILITARY DISTRICT.

REMOVAL AND PURCHASE OF REFUSE FROM MENZIES HOSPITAL.

Period -1st July, 1919, to 31st December, 1919._ Paid into Revenue. Approved 22nd July, 1919.

8444. Refuse, £1 per 100 men per month. E. M. Smith,

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.

EGGS, NEW LAID, FOR BASE DEPÔT, MOORE Pam OR FAR.SYDNEY; No. 4 GENERAL HOSPITAL, rt,ANDWICE; GARRISONHOSPITAL, VICTORIA BARRACKS; No. 13 AUXILIARY HOSPITAL;L5ICHHARDT, OR DETAILS HOSPITAL, GEORGE'S HEIGHTS, AS RE-QUIRED. -. .

Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 13th June, 1919.8445. Eggs, new laid, at wholesale market rates, plus cost

of cartage and boxes. Coastal Farmers Co-op.' SocietyLimited.


SUPPLIES FOR ALL STATIONS.

Period -1st August, 1918, to 31st August, 1918.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 16th May, 1919.

Claremont Camp.-8446, potatoes, £4 9s. 5d. per ton f.o.r.W. T. Thorpe Ltd.; 8447, onions, 17s. per cwt. f.o.r, HobartR. Walker and Co. ; 8448, mixed vegetables, £4 1s. per onf.o.r. R. Walker & Co. Hobart Defences.- -8449, potatoes,£4 9s. lid. per toil delivered W. T. Thorpe Ltd. ; 8450,-mixedvegetables, £4 is. per ton delivered R. Walker & Co. No. 9A.G.H. -8451, potatoes, £4 14s. 11d. per ton f.o.r. W. T.Thorpe Ltd. ; 8452 ; mixed vegetables, £4 is. per ton R,Walker & Co. ; 8453, butter, at is. 6$d. per lb. f.o.r. LauncestonS: E. Stearnes; 8454, milk, ls. 4d. per gal. S. E. Shoo-bridge. Auxiliary Hospital, Claremont.-8455, milk, 1s. 5d.per gal. S. E. Shcobridge. No. 12 A.G.H., 23 A.A.H.,and Permanent Guard, Launceston., -8456, potatoes, £5 perton delivered S. E. Stearnes; 8457, mixed vegetables, £4 15s.6d. per ton delivered S. E. Stearnes; 8458, beef, fresh, 70.per lb. ; 8459, mutton, fresh, 7d. per lb. ; 8460, beef, corned,6d. per lb. ; 8461, sausages, fresh, 5d, per lb. --G. King & Son.No. 12 A.G.H. and No. 23 A.A.H. -8462, butter, is. 61d, perlb. delivered S. E. Stearnes; 8463, milk, 1s. 5d. per gal. E.Freeland; 8464, brains, 6d. per lb.; 8465, sweetbreads, 60, perlb. ; 8466, tripe, 6d. per lb. ; 8467, mince, 5d. per lb. ; $468,bacon, is. per lb. G. King & Son.

FORAGE, AUGUST, 1918.

No. 12 Remount Depôt. -8469, chaff, £6 18s. 11d, per tonf.o.r. Hobart W. T. Thorpe Ltd. ; 8470, oats, 4s. 51d. perbushel f.o.r. Hobart W. T. Thorpe Ltd.; 8471, bran, 1s. 24d.per bushel delivered Ferguson & Coy. ; 8472, straw, 50s. perton delivered Murdoch Bros. No. 13 Remount Depôt. -8473,chaff, £6 1.8s. lld. per ton f.o.r. Hobart W.- T. Thorpe Ltd.;8474, oats, 4s. 55d. per bushel f.o.r. Hobart W. T,' ThorpeLtd. ; 8475, bran, 1s. 3d. per bushelA. A. & C. Cooney.

FORAGE FOR NOS. 12 AND 13 REMOUNT DEPÓTS.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 16th May, 1919.Period -1st September, ].918, to 30th September, 1918.

No. 12 Remount Depôt.-8476, chaff, £6 17s. 6d. per tonf.o.r., HobartFerguson & Co. ; 8477, oats, 4s. 6d. per bushelf.o.r. HobartW. T. Thorpe Ltd.; 8478, bran, 1s. 4d. perbushel f.o.r. ; 8479, straw, 47e. 6d, per ton f.o.r.Ferguson& Co. No. 13 Remount Depôt.- -8480, chaff, £6 15s. per ton---

A. A. & C. Cooney; 8481, oats, 4s. 6d. per bushel f.o.r. HobartW. T. Thorpe-Ltd.; 8482, bran, 1s. 4d. per bushelA. A. &C. Cooney.

Period ist October, 1918, to 31st October, 1918.No. 12 Remount Depôt.- -8483,

f.o.r. W. T. Thorpe Ltd. ; 8484,livered Ferguson & Co. ; 8485,f.o.r. W. T. Thorpe Ltd. ; 8486,f.o.r. W. T. Thorpe Ltd.

No. 13 Remount Depôt. -8487,livered; 8488, oats, 5s. per bushelper bushel delivered A. A. & C.6d. per ton delivered Guy O. Me

chaff, £6 16e. 11d. per tonoats, 4s. 6d. per bushel de-bran, ls. 3d. per bushelstraw, £2 9s. lid. per tonchaff, £6 15s. per ton de-

delivered; 8489, brau, is. 4d.Cooney ; 8490, straw, £2 12s.redith.

Period -1st November, 1918, to 30th No"vernber, 1918.No. 12 Remount Deliôt.- -8491, chaff, £7 4s. lld. per ton f.o.r.

Hobart; 8492, oats (Algerian), 4s. 7d. per bushel f.o.r. Hobart;8493, bran, ls. 4c1. per bushel f.o.r. HobartW. T. ThorpeLtd. No. 13 Remount Depôt. -8494, chaff, £7 per ton de-liveredA. A. & C. Cooney; 8495, oats (Algerian), 4s, 7d. perbushel f.o.r. Hobart W. T. Thorpe Ltd. ; 8496, bran, is. 4d.per bushel A. A. & C. Cooney.

T. TRUMBLE, Secretary.

THE Governor- General in Council has approved of theappointment of

OSWALD GORDON DUTTON

as Acting Deputy Commissioner of Pensions under the Invalidand Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1917, Acting Deputy Commis-sioner of Pensions under. the War Pensions Act 1914 -1916, andActing Deputy Commissioner of Maternity Allowances, for theState of Victoria, during the temporary absence of T. James.(384.)

A. POYNTON, for Treasurer.

No. 98. --fith August, 1919 1230 Commonwealfih,,Gazette

rir HE Governor - General in Council has approved of the ap-..pointment of G. S. WALKER as an Officer of Customs in

Western Australia for the purposes of the Commerce (TradeDescriptions) Act 1905. (Ex. Min. No. 293.)

W. MASSY GREENE, Minister for Trade and Customs.

NAVAL FORCES OF TUX COMMONWEALTH1118 Excellency the Governor- General in Council has ap-

proved of the following:PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMON-

WEALTH (SEA -GOING FORCES).Appointment. The Reverend RICHARD SHERWOOD is ap-

pointed Chaplain; appointment to be on probation for a periodof two years dated 9th June, 1919.

Promotions. To be Engineer Commanders Engineer Lieutenant Commander PERCY JAMES NELSON HOGAN, dated 1stJuly, 1919; Engineer Lieutenant (Acting Engineer Lieutenant -Commander) PERCIVAL EDWIN MCNEIL, dated 1st July,1919 ; Engineer Lieutenant (Acting Engineer Lieutenant-Coin-mander) JAMES CANTLY BRAND, dated 1st July, 1919.

To be Paymaster Lieutenants . Paymaster Sub- LieutenantJOHN HERIR, dated 30th June, 1919 ; Paymaster Sub -Lieu-tenant DOUGLAS MiNRO, dated 30th Juno 1919.

To be Gunner (T) (Acting, on probation) . Petty OfficerSAMUEL STUART JAMES, dated 21st March, 1919.

Transfers to the Permanent List. Commander JOHN BRYANSTEVENSON, R.N. °( Acting Captain,) appointed for temporaryservice, on loan from the Royal Navy is transferred to thePermanent List, and promoted to the rank of Captain, wiCiseniority of 1st January, 1919, dated 5tbi May, 1919; Com-mander WALDEMAR BERNARD WILKINSON, R.N., appointed forTemporary Service, is transferred to the Permanent List withthe rank of Commander, with seniority of 31st December,1916. Dated 5th May, 1919.

Confirmation of Appointments. The probationary appoint-ments of the following officers are confirmed with seniority asshown opposite to their respective names: Engineer Sub -Lieutenant GEORGE IAN DEWART HUTCHESON, seniority inrank, 1/1/1918; Engineer Sub - Lieutenant RAYDON BERRYSMITH, seniority in rank, 1/4/18. The probationary appoint-ments of Paymaster Midshipmen IAN ALEXANDER HESFORD andCHARLES WILLIAM VENNELL are confirmed with seniorityin rank of 15th March, 1919, and 20th May, 1919, respec-tively.

Confirmation in Rank. Lieutenant ( Provisional) THOMASNIXSON is confirmed in the rank of Lieutenant with seniority of25th September, 1915; Lieutenant (Provisional) SAMUEL THOMASPERCY YEO is confirmed in the rank of Lieutenant withseniority of 1st August, 1917; JOHN PETER TONKIN, Gunner(T) (Acting) is confirmed in the rank of Gunner (T) withseniority of 1st March, 1918 ; GEORGE WILLIAM ARNOLD, In-structor in Cookery (Acting) is confirmed in rank of In-structor in Cookery with seniority of 1st July, 1918.

Transfers to the Auxiliary Services. Chief Signal Boat-swain WILLIAM THOMAS CARLYLE is transferred to the Auxi-liary Services of the Permanent Naval Forces of the Com-monwealth with the rank of Chief Signal Boatswain, andwith seniority of 13th September, 1918, dated 14th April, 1919;Chief Gunner (T) WILLIAM TREVASKIS is transferred to theAuxiliary Services of the Permanent Naval Forces of theCommonwealth with the rank of Chief Gunner (T) , and withseniority of 13th September, 1918, dated 23rd July, 1919.

Award. of Lang Service and Good Conduct Medals. Thefollowing are awarded the Long Service and Good ConductMedal for the Permanent Naval Forces of the Common-wealth: JAMES WILLIAMS, O.N., 7287, Armourer 1/7/1919;THOMAS LEA, O.N. 1349, Chief Writer, 20/5/1919.

Amending Name of an Officer. --With regard to ExecutiveMinute No. 34/1919, notice of which appeared on page 969of the Commonwealth Gazette, No. 69, of 5/6/1919, the nameof Surgeon Lieutenant THOMAS ARTHUR KIDSON is amendedto read THOMAS ARTHUR KIDSTON.

AUXILIARY SERVICES.Piáyment of Allowance to Ófficers. Captain ARTHUR CUTH-

BERT DUNN is to be paid a special transport allowance tobring his salary to the rate of Eight hundred pounds (£800)per annum whilst performing the duties of Naval TransportOfficer at Sydney, to date from 1st January, 1919; CaptainCHARLES RICHARD WYNN BBEWIS is to be paid a special trans-port allowance at the rate of One hundred and fifty pounds(£150) . per annum whilst performing the duties of NavalTransport Officer at Melbourne; to date from 1st January,1919.

Extension of Service.The period of service of LieutenantRICHARD ASHBURNEB is extended for one year from 2nd July,1919.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RADIO SERVICE.

Confirmation in .Rank. +GRIFFITH BENJAMIN EVANS, War-rant Telegraphist (Acting) is confirmed in the rank of War-rant Telegraphist with seniority of 1st July, 1918.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL BRIGADE STAFF.

Promotion: ---moo be Warrant Officer (Acting) (on proba-tion) , Chief Petty Officer JAMES STEPHEN MEIKLEJOHN,dated 1st July, 1919.

Authority for a Chief Petty Officer to Accept and RetairuMoneys Paid Him by the State Government of Tasmania. !Chief Petter Officer ARTHUR BAXTER is to be permitted toaccept and retain payment at the rate of £ 1 5s. per diem fromthe State Government of Tasmania for the period from 10thFebruary 1919, to 19th March, 1919, inclusive, for servicesrendered in organizing and controlling Quarantine Patrol forthe said State Government, and is to be paid by the Common-wealth Government the pay of his rating from 10th February,1919, to 14th March, 1919, in addition thereto, the remainderof the time for which his services were lent to the State Go-vernment of Tasmania to be without pay from the Common-wealth.

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH(SEA -GOING FORCES).

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.

Appointment - -To be Midshipman (on Probation) . RALPHLLOYD HARRY, dated 16th June, 1919.

Transfer to the Auxiliary Services. Lieutenant ALEXANDERJOHN LOUDON SHAND is transferred to the Auxiliary Servicesof the Permanent Naval Forces of the Commonwealth withthe rank of Lieutenant, and with seniority of 1st February,1915, dated 13th June, 1919.

AUXILIARY SERVICES.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL BRIGADE.

Appointments. The following are appointed Chaplains forduty at the ports shown, to date 1st July, 1919: ReverendG. STUART UDY, Newcastle; Reverend RICHARD E. HOOPER,Launceston ; Reverend R. S. CECIL DINGLE, Maryborough(Q.) ; Reverend ISAAC BENNETT, Rockhampton; ReverendWALTER KIDD, Townsville; Reverend FREDERICK J. HARRIS,Cairns; Reverend HENRY MooRE, Albany.

Resignations.The resignations of the following officers oftheir appointments as Chaplains are accepted, dated 30thJune, 1919: Reverend GRANVILLE OSCAR COCKS, Newcastle;Reverend CHARLES FOWLER, Launceston; Reverend WALTERH. SANDERS, Maryborough ( Queensland) ; Reverend FREDE-RICK A. MALCOLM, Townsville ; Reverend HERBERT JAMESGARRETT, Cairns ; Reverend ALBERT WILLIAM BRAY, Albany.

Confirmation in, Rank. Acting Sub Lieutenant (E) (Pro -visional) WILLIAM KNOx KIRKCALDIE is confirmed in the rankof Acting Sub- Lieutenant (E) with seniority of 1st January,1916.

Termination of Appointment. The temporary appointmentof JAMES HOGARTH as Honorary Paymaster Lieutenant-Com-mander is terminated as from ist June, 1919.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL BRIGADE (NAVAL GUARDSECTION) .

Promotion.To be Warrant Officer (Acting) (on Probation) . Chief

Petty Officer ERNEST JAMES CRUMP, dated 23rd May, 1919.Termination of Appointment. The temporary appointment

of JOHN HEMINGWAY as Warrant Officer is terminated as from30th April, 1919.

H.M.A. NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

Appointmext. Lieutenant JAMES HAYES is appointed asNaval Ordnance Officer, Spectacle Island, Sydney, vice ActingLieutenant- Commander JAMES CREBER, with salary at the rateof Four hundred and fifty pounds (£450) per annum, andquarters, or an allowance of Fifty pounds (£50) per annumin lieu thereof, dated 9th June, 1919.

PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMON-WEALTH (SEA -GOING FORCES).

Appointments.To be Commanders.Commander EDWARD COURTNEY BoYLE,

V.C., R.N., period of appointment, three years; date of ap-pointment, 11th March, 1919; seniority in rank,' 30th June,1915. Commander MALCOLM RAPHAEL JOsRPH MAXWELL-SCOTT, D.S.O., R.N., period of appointment, three years; dateof appointment, 1st February, 1919; seniority in rank, 30thJune, 1918.

To be Engineer Comremanders.- -Engineer CommanderLLEWELYN HOWELL, R.N., period of appointment, three years;date of appointment, 4th February, 1919; seniority in rank,ist July, 1910. Engineer Commander ROLAND CHARLESMILLER, R.N., period of ,appointment, three years; date of ap-pointment, 11th March, 1919; seniority in rank, lst Apral,1918.

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To be Lieutenant Commanders.- Lieutenant- CommanderJAMES HOLMES HowIE, R.N., period of appointment, threeyears ; date of appointment, 10th March, 1919 ; seniority inrank, 30th August, 1918. Liutaenairt- Commander OSWALDERNEST HALLITAx, D.S.C., R.N., period of appointment, threeyears; date of appointment, 25th March, 1919; seniority inrank, 15th December, 1918.

To be Paymaster Lieutenant- Commander. -- Paymaster Lieu -tenant- Commander GEORGE ALFRED CoOKE, R.N., period ofappointment, three years; date of ,appointment, 29th March,1919; seniority in rank, 1st June, 1916.

To be Lieutenants.- Lieutenant ARTHUR FRANCIS ERIC PALLISER, D.S.C., R.N., period of appointment, two years; dateof appointment, 8t1í February, 1919; seniority in rank, 15thMarch, 1911. Lieutenant NAPIER ROBERT PEPLOE, R.N., periodof appointment, two years; date of appointment, 25th March,1919 ; seniority in rank, 1st April, 1911. Lieutenant RONALDADAIR TREVOR, R.N. period of appointment, one year ; date ofappointment, 25th March, 1919; seniority in rank, Ist Octo-ber, 1911. Lieutenant AMBROSE NORTHORP LEE; R.N., periodof appointment, two years; date of appointment, 25th March,1919; seniority in rank, 15th November, 1911. LieutenantJOHN MITCHEL MCCLELLAN 'CROSBIE, R.N., period of iapp,oint-ment, three years; date of appointment, 11th March, 1919;seniority in rank, 15th August, 1912. Lieutenant GUYD'OYLY - HUGHES, D.,S.O., D.S.C., R..N., period of appointment,three years; date of appointment, 8th February, 1919; se Ii-ority in rank, 30th September, 1913. Lieutenant ROBERTFOLEY KNIGHT, R.N., period of appointment, two years; dateof appointment, 8th February, 1919 ; seniority in rank, 30thJanuary, 1914. Lieutenant CLAUD BARRINGTON BARRY, D.S.O.,R.N.4, period of appointment, two years; date of appointment,25th March, 1919 ; seniority in rank, 30th January, 1914.Lieutenant JOHN JASPER RAY PEIR.SON, D.S.C., R.N.,period of appointuieni, two years; date of appointment,25th March, 1919 ; seniority in rank, 15th March, 1915.Lieutenant JOHN DRINK WATER, R.N., period of appointment,two years; date of appointment, 25th March, 1919; seniorityin rank, 1st June, 1915. Lieutenant SYDNEY GEORGE CRABS,R.N., period of appointment, two years; date of appointment,11tH March, 1919;. seniority .in rank, 14th June, 1915. LieutenantPHILIP \VEYLAND BOWYER .SMYTII, R.N., period of appoint -ment, three years ; data of appointment, 14th February, 1919;seniority in rank, 15th August, 1915. Lieutenant HENRYKELSALL BECrroRD MITCHELL, R.N., period of appointment,one year; date of appointment, 25th March, 1919; seniorityin rank, 15th September, 1916. Lieutenant CALEnoN CT;ART,EsALEXANDER, R.N., period of appointment, two years; date ofappointment, 25th March, 1919; seniority in rank, 30th No-vember, 1916. Lieutenant ERIC GUY BOHUN DE MOWBRAY,R.N., period of appointment, three years; date of appoint -ment, 25th 31arch, 1919; seniority .in rank, 15th February,1917. Lieutenant FITZ HUGH CONWAY LYON, R.N., period ofappointment, two years; date of appointment, 8th February,1919; seniority in rank, 30th April, 1917. Lieutenant JOHNGORDON OLLERHEAD, R.N., (period of appointment, two years;date of appointment, 11th March, 1919 ; seniority in rank,15th July, 1917. Lieutenant CLEMENT JAMES GORDON, R.N.,period of appointment, two years; date of appointment, 8thFebruary, 1919 ; seniority in rank, 15th March, 1918. Lieu-tenant CECIL 'CRASTaa MOWBRAY USHER, R.N., period of ap-pointlnent, .two years; date of appointment, 8th February,1919; seniority in rank, 15th May, 1918. Lieutenant EDWARDVERE HUME -SPRY, R.N., period of appointment, one year;date of appointment, 25th March, 1919; seniority in rank,30th June, 1918. Lieutenant SOMERVILLE WENTWORTH DAVIS,R.N., period of appointment, two years; date of appointment,8th February, 1919; seniority in rank, 15th July, 1918. Lieu -.tenant ARTHUR POWELL, R.N., period of appointment, twoyears; date of appointmen,t, 25th Ms ch, 1910; seniority inrank, 15th July, 1918. Lieutenant JOHN WENTWORTH FAR-QUITAR, R.N.., period of appointment, two years; date of ap-pointment, 8th February, 1919 ; seniority in rank, 15th July,1918.

To die Engineer Lieutenant.- Engineer Lieutenant ARCHi-BALD EDWIN CREAL, R.N., period of appointment, three years;date of appointment, 25th March, 1919; seniority in rank,18th May, 1917.

To be Temporary Surgeon Lieutenant.-- Temporary Surgeon -Lieutenant JOHN SMITH, M.B., R.N.., temporary service; dateof appointment, 13th February, 1919; seniority in rank, 20thJuly, 1915.

To be Sub-Lieutenant. -Sub-Lieutenant CHARLES DouGLAsPENMAN, R.N., period of appointment, three years; date ofappointment, 29th March, 1919; seniority in rank, 15th June,1917. ( Sub - Lieutenant PENMAN is to be paid rates of payand allowances prescribed for Lieutenant (on appointment)Whilst temporarily acting in that rank, to date from 29thMarch, 1919.)

To be Mate (Acting).-Mate (Acting) FREDIIIRTCK CHARLESMOTT, R.N., period of appointment, two years; date of ap-pointment, 25th Marchh, 1919 ; seniority in rank, 22nd June,1918.

To be Midshipman.-Midshipman GUY GRANTHAM, R.N.,temporary service; date of appointment, 25th March, 1919;seniority in rank, ist November, 1918. Midshipman EnicALONZO Srocr nn., R.N., temporary service; date of appoinit-ment. 25th March, 1919; seniority in rank, let November, 1918.Midshipman CHARLES LESLIE FIRTH, R.N., temporary service;date of appointment, 25th March, 1919; seniority in rank,1st November, 1918. Midshipman DAVID RUSSELL CAMPAG-NAC, R.N., temporary service; date of appointment, 25thMarch, 1919; seniority in rank, 1st November, 1918. Mid-shipman HUGH WATERS SHELLEY BROWNING, R.N., temporaryservice; date of appointment, 25th March, 1919; seniority inrank, 1st November, 1918. Midshipman DERING PARK EvANS,MN., temporary service; date of appointment, 25th March,1919; seniority in rank, ist November, 1918.

To be Chief Artificer Engineer. - -Chief Artificer EngineerEDWIN JOHN RÓSE, R.N., period of appointment, three years;date of appointment, 11th March, 1919; seniority in rank, 1stOctober, 1918.

To be Gunners.- Gunner ANDREW EDWARD SHERIDAN, R.N.,period of apointment, two years; date of appointment, 11thMarch, 1919; seniority in rank, 19th October, 1910. GunnerALBERT EDWARD SAUTE, R.N., period of appointment, two years;date of appointment, 28th February, 1919; seniority in rank,14th August, 1911. Gunner, (T) JAMES ALBERT GRAHAM,D.S.C., R.N., period of appointment, two years; date of ap-pointment, 25th March, 1919; seniority in rank, 14th August,1915.

To be Boatswain. --- ,Boatswain WILLIAM EDWARD THOMASHONEY, R.N., period of appointment, two years ; date of ap-pointment, 11th March, 1919; seniority in rank, 10th March,1914.

To be Artificer Engìncers.- Artificer Engineer HARRY WIL-LIAM HARKER, R.N., period of appointment, three years; dateof appointment, 11th March, 1919; seniority in rank, 1st Octo-ber, 1911. Artificer Engineer JOHN BRADLEY, R.N., period ofappointment, three years; date of appointment, 25th March,1919; seniority in rank, 1st April, 1914. Artificer EngineerDAVID JOHN LLOYD, R.N., period of appointment, two years;date of appointment, 25th March, 1919; seniority in rank, 1stJanuary, 1915. Artificer Engineer LEONARD CHARLES ALLEN,D.S.M., R.N., period of appointment, three years; date ofappointment, 25th March, 1919 ; seniority in rank, 23rd August,1916. Artificer Engineer REGINALD BALLANTYNE, R.N., periodof appointment, two years; date of appointment, 25th March,1919; seniority in rank, 12th September, 1917.

To be Artificer Engineer (Acting) .- Artificer Engineer (Act-ing) VICTOR GORDON SCOTT, D.S.M., R.N., period of appoint-ment, three years; date of appointment, 25th March, 1919;seniority in rank, 16th July, 1918. To be Warrant Electri-cian.-- ,Warrant Electrician EDWARD tCLAUDE MUM MA R,N.,period of appointment, three years; date of appointment, 11thMarch, 1919 ; seniority in rank, 30th June, 1917.

Extension of Appointment. -The appointment of Commis-sioned Shipwright HENRY JOHN ADAMS, R.N., to the Perma-nent Naval Forces of the Commonwealth (Sea-going), on loanfrom1919.

the Royal Navy, extended for one year from 20th March,

Confirmation in, Rank.-- iSEYMOUR PERKINS, Boatswain (Act-ing), is confirmed in the rank of Boatswain, with seniority of23rd February, 1918.

Amending period of appointment of an officer: The appoint-ment of Commander BERNARD KNIGHTLEY BOASE, R.N., to thePermanent Naval Forces of the Commonwealth (Sea-going),on loan from the Royal Navy, is for the period from 16th Octo-ber, 1918, to 31st January, 1922. (Executive Minute 1919/16is amended accordingly.)

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

Appointments. -The following Officers are appointed to theCitizen Naval Forces of the Commonwealth ( Royal AustralianNaval Reserve), on loan from the Royal Naval Reserve:-

To be Lieutenants.-Lieutenant ARTHUR REGINALD WILLISSAYLE, R.N.R. , period of appointment, two years; date ofappointment, 25th March, 1919; seniority in rank, 1st October,1915. Lieutenant JFREMiAH ALYMER BUNTING, R.N.R., periodof appointment, two years; date of appointment, 25th March,1919 ; seniority in rank, 30th June, 1916.

To be Temporary Lieutenants- Temporary Lieutenant REGI-NALD JOHN EUSTACE DODDS, R.N.R., period of appointment,two years; date of appointment, 25th March, 1919; seniority .

in rank, 21st November, 1916. Temporary Lieutenant NEILSTONEMAN BICKLE, R.N.R., period of appointment, two years;date of appointment, 25th March, 1919 ; seniority in rank, 30thNovember, 1916. Temporary Lieutenant JOHN HOWELL- PRICE,D.S.O., D.S.C., R.N.R., period of appointment, two years; dateof appointment, 25th March, 1919 ; seniority in rank, 24thMarch, 1917. Temporary Lieutenant CHARLES STANLEY SIM,R.N.R., period of appointment, two years;,date of appointment,25th March, 1919; seniority in rank, 13th September, 1917.

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To be Paymaster Lieutenant. Ray +aster Lieutenant VraaaNMILES Dr..MONn, R.N.R., period of appointment, temporaryservice; date-of appointment, 11th March, 1919 ; seniority inrank, 22nd October, 1918.

CORRIGENDUM.

With regard to Executive Minute No. 9/1919, LieutenantsHFBERT RODERICK K, LWAY $AMBER, R.N., and WILLIAM HER-B ai: a' HII4$ STEVENSON, R.N., are appointed for Temporary Ser-vice on loan from the loyal Navy, and the date of appointmentof Lieutenant BAMBER should read 18th December, 1918.(ft. ç. Mins. Nos. 43 and 44.)

A. POYNTON, for Minister of State for the Navy.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.THE Governor - General in Council has approved of the

following : -

PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH(:SEA -GOING FORCES) .

APPOINTMENTS.

To be Lieutenant - Commander. Lieutenant- CommanderLIONEL FREDERICK ROBINSON, D.S.O., R.N., period of appoint -nient, two years; date of appointment, 8th February, 1919;seniority in rank, 30th Jnly, 1917.

To be Paymaster- Lieutenant-- Paymaster- Lieutenant EYRESTURDY DUGGAN, R.N., period of appointment, three years;date of appointment, 7th April, 1919; seniority in rank, 15thOctober, 1916.

Transfer to the Permanent List. -Chief Gunner FREDERICKGEORGE INCE, ]LN., appointed for temporary service on loanfrom the Royal Navy, gis transferred to the Permanent List,with the rank of Chief Guinier, and with seniority in rank of2nd duly, 1918, dated let August, 1919.

Confirmation in Rank. - -Mate (S ) (Acting.) WILLIAMDAVID HUNTIAE is confirmed in the rank of Mate, with seniorityin rank of ist February, 1918 ; Signal Boatswain (Acting)PHILLIP DAMER POMERY is confirmed in the rank of SignalBoatswain, with seniority in rank of ist April, 1918 ; WarrantVictualling Officer (,.Acting) WILLIAM GEORGE SPARROW isconfirmed in the rank of Warrant Victualling Officer, withseniority in Tank of 1st July, 1918.

Award of Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.-,TALnoT, Leading Seaman, official number 8221, is

awarded the Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, to date31et May, 1916.

AUXILIARY SERVICES.ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RADIO SERVICE.

Payment to Officer Acting in a Higher Rank.-Warrant Tele-graphist WILLIA 1 HART HOT,LOWAY is to be paid rates of payand allowances prescribed for oonunis,sioned telegraphist (onappointment) 'whilst temporarily acting in that rank, to date11th July, 1919,

Confirmations in Rank. - Warrant Telegraphist (E) (Act-ing) ERNEST RICHARD MCDONOUGH is confirmed in the rankof Warrant Telegraphist (E) , with seniority antedated to 1stJuly, 1917 ; Warrant Telegraphist (Acting) GEORGE FOOT isconfirmed in the rank of Warrant Telegraphist, with seniorityof ist July, 1918.

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH(SEA -GOING FORCES) .

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.

To be Temporary Engineer Lieutenant- Commander. -Tem-porary Engineer Lieutenant-Commander STANLEY HARRIS,R.N.R., temporary service; date of appointment, 7th June,1919; seniority in rank, 26th February, 1918.

AUXILIARY SERVICES.ROYAL - AUSTRALIAN NAVAL BRIGADE.

Pretensions of Service.-The service of Commander JOHNGILLETT FEAENLEY, V.D., who has reached the ordinary agefor retirement, is extended for the period from ist October,1918, to 31st December, 1919. The service of LieutenantEDMUND ALLEN, who lias reached the ordinary age for retire -ment, is extended for a period of one year from 17th June,1919. .

Transfers to the Retired List. - Lieutenant (Acting Lieu-tenant- Commander) THOMAS ARTHUR BOND, ».5.O., havingreached the maximum age for retirement, is transferred tothe Retired List, with the rank of Commander, as from 3rdJanuary, 1916, The following officers, having reached themaximum ages for retireinenut, are transferred to the RetiredList as from the dates shown opposite to their respectivenames T.-Commander M LFO$n McART$Un, 28th February,1917; . Commander ALE/UMW-13, JIiNNER, 2nd August, 1918;Lieutenant. JOHN FRANCIS MORRISON, 12th February, 1918;Lieutenant WALTER MACDoNALp ITIPGRAVE, 28th May, 1919;

Lieutenant IWTLLIAM JAMES EVANS, 6th May, 1918; Surgeon -Commander ARCHIBALD BIET BROCKWAY, let November, 1919;Surgeon-Commander HARRY PAYNTER ,SLOGGETT, 20th April,1919 ; Surgeon - Lieutenant WALTER BLAU NISBET, V.D., 15thAugust, 1918 ; Surgeon - Lieutenant FossEY JODIES NEWMAN,18th April, 1918.

PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH(SEA -GOING FORCES) .

_4ppointments.- Colnrrrander (Acting Captain) RICHARDHUTir WALTERS, D.S.O., R.N., is appointed Commander, withseniority of 31st December, 1904, and, as Acting Captain, isto command the Royal Australian Naval College for a periodof three years, as from. 13th March,, 1919, with consolidatedsalary at the rate of One theusand pounds (£1,000) perannum, and quarters, or Ian allowance of One .hundred pounds(£100) per annum, in lieu thereof. Surgeon - Commander ED-WARD THOMAS PHILIP EAMES, R.N., Surgeon-Commander,

appointed Surgeon -Comander, with seniority of 14th November, 1910, and asDirector of Naval Medical .Services, Central Administration,for a period of three, years as from 22nd January, 1919, withsalary at the rate of Nine hundred pounds (£900) per annum,inclusive of all allo vance.% except travelling. (Ex. Mins.Nos. 45 and 46.)

GEO. H. WISE, for Minister of State for the Navy.

AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.A.T.F. LISTS 473 -474.

THE Governor - General in Council has approved of thefollowing appointments, promotions, &c., made in the

Australian Imperial Force by the General Officer Commandingthe Australian Imperial Force, in accordance with the powersconferred upon him by Executive Minute, being confirmed: -

1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.

BAKER, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) T. C., M.M., 31st Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

B1LSON, Lièutenant (temporary Captain) A. O., M.C., 50thBattalion, relinquishes the temporary rank of Captain,28th 1919.

BLACKMUR, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. E., M.M., 15thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

BoNNea, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. H., 9th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

BREMNER, Captain N, F., D.S.O., 46th Battalion, to he Ad-jutant, 12th Training Battalion, and to remain seconded(vide A.I.F. List 378), 10th. August, 1918.

CLARK, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. E., 56th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

DENING, Lieutenant M. E., 31st Battalion (now IntelligenceOfficer, 2nd Division) and to be Aide -de -Camp to GeneralOfficer Commanding Australian Imperial Force Depôts inUnited Kingdom, vice LORIMER, 16th April, 1919.

DOUGLAS, Lieutenant (temporary Captain) T., 4th MachineGun Battalion, relinquishes the temporary rank of Cap-tain, 21st April, 1919.

FOSTER, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. P., D.C.M., 31stBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

FOW LES, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) L. G., M.M., 9atthBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

HANCHETT, Lieutenant C. R., 36th Australian Heavy ArtilleryBrigade, having resigned, his appointment in the Aus-tralian Imperial. Force is terminated, 30th April, 1919.

HARLEY, 2nd Lieutenant L., 41st Battalion, to be Lieutenant,-ist April, 1919.

HAYES, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) F. R., 9th Battalion, tobe Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

MASON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) B. G. S., M.M., 9thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

MEACHAM, 2nd Lieutenant (temporary) F. J., General List,Education Service, to be Lieutenant, 30th April, 1919.

MCNICOL, Lieutenant W. E., 5th Machine Gun Battalion .(nowRegimental Seconded List), seconded for duty as Adjutantand Quartermaster A.R.O.D. Depôt, Ist November, 1918(vide Á.I.F. List 407).

THOMAS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. A. J., 9th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 4th, April, 1919.

VERNON,- 2nd Lieutenant W. H., 5th Divisional Artillery, theappointment of 2nd Lieutenant on probation is now con-firmed, 3rd May, 1919.

WARE, 2nd Lieutenant C., M.M., Australian Flying Corps, tobe Lieutenant and to remain Flying Officer Observer, onprobation, 29th April, 1919.

2Np MILITARY DISTRICT.

ABBOTT, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) W. T.,' Ist MachineGun. Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

ALLAN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R. W., 55th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

ALLMAN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J. T. M.M., 45thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

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ANDERSON, Captain (temporary Major). R. C. A., O.B.E., 17thBattalion, relinquishes the temporary rank of Major andappointment of Deputy Assistant Quartermaster - General(temporarily) Australian Corps, 29th April, 1919.

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AVERY, 2nd Lieutenant L. J., M.M., 35th Battalion, the ap-pointment to 2nd Lieutenant on probation is confirmed,27th April, 1919.

AXTENS, Lieutenant (temporary Captain) J. W., 5th MachineGun Battalion, relinquishes the temporary rank of Cap-tain, 23rd April, 1919.

BARBER, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) C., M.M., 45th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

BENSON, 2nd. Lieutenant (on probation) R. C., 56th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

BIDDULPH, 2nd Lieutenant L. P., 34th Battalion, the appoint-ment as 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) is confirmed, 27thApril, 1919.

BOOTH, 2nd Lieutenant R. C., 3rd Battalion, to be Lieutenant,ist April, 1919.

BREW, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R. E., 56th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

BROOK, 2nd Lieutenant C. E., 1st Battalion, the appointmentof 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) is confirmed, 30th April,1919.

CALDWELL, 2nd Lieutenant F. K., 2nd Battalion, to be Lieu-tenant, ist April, 1919.

CAMERON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) P: F., M.M., 13thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

CAVANAGH, 2nd Lieutenant J. M., Australian Flying Corps, tobe Lieutenant, Flying Officer Pilot, 17th April, 1919.

CHEW, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. N., 45th Battalion, tobe Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

COONEY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J. T., 5th Pioneer Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

COOPER, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. S., 53rd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

COURT, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) S. L. M.M., 56th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

CROFT, 2nd Lieutenant J. B., 4th Divisional Artillery, the ap-pointment of 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) is now con-firmed, 1st May, 1919.rID'AcE, No. 2822 Extra Regimental Warrant Officer, Class I.Joseph John, Australian Army Ordinance Corps, to be 2nd_Lieutenant, ist May, 1919.

DAn.KE, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) F. J., M.M., 13th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

DAWE, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. R., M.M., 55th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

DICKINSON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A., D.C.M., M.M.,18th Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

DICKSON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) S. D., 30th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

DOCKER, Lieutenant C. T., Permanent Supernumerary List, tobe Captain and to remain seconded, ist April, 1919.

DONOVAN, 2nd Lieutenant J., D.C.M., M.M., 33rd Battalion,the appointment (on probation) of 2nd Lieutenant is nowconfirmed, 27th April, 1919.

EDWARDS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) G. T., 56th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

EKENSTEEN, 2nd Lieutenant E. R., 2nd Australian DivisionalArtillery, the appointment of 2nd Lieutenant on proba-tion is confirmed, 27th April, 1919.

ELDER, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. R., 1st MachineGun Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

FORSTER, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) F. G., 1st MachineGun Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

FROGGATT, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) W., 53rd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

GAFFNEY, 2nd Lieutenant J., 4th Battalion, the appointmentas 2nd L ieutenant on probation is confirmed, 30th April,1919.

GRIMSTON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R. J., D.C.M., 56thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

HARRIS, Lieutenant ( temporary Captain) E. A., 3rd MachineGun Battalion, relinquishes the temporary rank of Cap-tain, 23rd April, 1919.

HARRIS, 2nd Lieutenant W. A., Australian Army OrdnanceCorps, to he Lieutenant, 7th May, 1919.

HAWKE, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) C. R., M.M., 56th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

HAZELWOOD, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) F. H., MCM., 45thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

HILL, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. R. J 46th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

HOLDSWORTH, Lieutenant T. A 6th Field Artillery Brigade,to be Orderly Officer (vide R.I.F. List 288) , 26th Novem-ber, 1917.

HOLDSWORTH, Lieutenant T. A, 6th Field Rrtillery Brigade,performed the duties of Adjutant from 26th November,1917, to 11th December, 1917 (vide A.I.F. List 288) .

HOWARD, 2nd Lieutenant C. W., 33rd Battalion, the appoint-ment as 2nd Lieutenant on probation is confirmed, 27thApril, 1919.

HUTCHISON, . Lieutenant J., 3rd Battalion, to be Adjutant,No, 1 Australian Base Depbt, 3rd April, 1919.

JACKSON, 2nd Lieutenant 3., 34th Battalion, the appointmentof 2nd Lieutenant on probation is confirmed, 27th April,1919.

JAMES, Major (temporary Lieutenant - Colonel) J. A., 4th FieldAmbulance, Army Mediçal Corps, relinquishes the tem-porary rank of Lieutenant - Colonel, 8th April, 1910. _

JENNINGS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. L., MM., 18thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

JONES, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J., 56th Battalion, tobe Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

LANG, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) G. A., 45th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

LAURIE, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. J. B., let MachineGun Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1019.

LAWRENCE, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) C. W., 55th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd. April, 1919.

LEAROYD, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) F. T., 1st MachineGun Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

LEWINS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) N. T., 53rd Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

LEWIS, 2nd Lieutenant H. E., 1st Battalion, the appointment"of 2nd Lieutenant on probation is confirmed, 30th April,1919.

LIND, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. E., M.M., 45th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

LINDSAY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) G., 53rd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

LOGAN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) L., ist Divisional Train,Australian Army Service Corps, to be Lieutenant, 2ndApril, 1919.

LORIMER, 2nd Lieutenant V., Artillery Reinforcements (nowAide -de -Camp) , to be Camp Commandant, Head - quarters,Australian Imperial Force Dep&ts in United Singdom,'ice Lieutenant S. W. ALDENTON, M.C., 5th DivisionalArtillery, 16th April, 1919.

MARSHALL, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) B.; M.M., 55thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

MASON, 2nd Lieutenant F. R., Australian Flying Corps, to beLieutenant,_ and to remain Flying Officer Observer on pro-bation, 20th April, 1919.

M ATHEWs, 2nd Lieutenant F. L., Australian Flying Corps,to be Lieutenant Flying Officer Pilot, 17th April, 1910.

MATHIAS, and Lieutenant L. J., D.C.M., M.M., 35th Battalion,the appointment on probation as 2nd Lieutenant is eon-firmed, 27th April, 1919.

MATTICK, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) S. S., 18th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

MAY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) W. E., 30th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

.MOORS, 2nd Lieutenant H. O., 2nd Battalion, to be Lieutenant,1st April, 1919.

MCCLOSKEY, 2nd Lieutenant (ou probation) C. IL, D.C.M.,30th Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

YfeDONALD, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) K. J. B., 13thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

MCFADDEN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R, 17th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

MONICOL, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) W., 53rd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

O'GRADY, Lieutenant W. J. S., 18th Battalion, performed theduties of Adjutant, Cyclist Training Battalion, from 29thSeptember, 1916, to 15th June, 1917. (This cancels noti-fication regarding this officer which appeared in ExecutiveMinute No. 170/19, promulgated in Commonwealth ofAustralia Gazette No, 28/19. )

OnAAr, 2nd Lieutenant R. J., 1st Battalion, the appointment of2nd Lieutenant on probation is confirmed, 30th April,1919.

ORR, 2nd Lieutenant J. C., M.M., 34th Battalion, the appoint-ment of .2nd Lieutenant on probation is now confirmed,1st May, 1919.

O'SULLIVAN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. F., 30th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

PARKE, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) G. P. S., 45th Bat -talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

PATTEN, 2nd Lieutenant W. F. DE C., D.C.M., Australian Fly-ing Corps, to be Lieutenant Flying Officer Pilot, 17thApril, 1919.

PHILLIPS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) W. G., D.C.M.,M.M., 13th Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

PICKUP, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) D. J. H., 13th Bat -talion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

PLASTO, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) L. P., 13th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

PORTER, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) C. A., 53rd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

PRESCOTT, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J_, M.M., 13th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

QUARMBY, 2nd Lieutenant O. W., 2nd Battalion, to be Lieu-tenant, 1st April, 1919.

ROSE, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) F. A., 45th Battalion, tobe Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

ROWE, Captain G. C., 36th Australian Heavy Artillery Bri-gade, the A.I.F. appointment of this officer is terminatedon resuming appointment with the R.A.G.A., AustralianMilitary Forces, 30th April, 1919.

RUSSELL, 2ííd Lieutenant (on probation) W. J., M.M., 56thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919,

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RYRIE, Colonel (temporary Brigadier- General) G. DE L., C.B.,G.M.G., V.D. (now Commanding 2nd Light Horse Brigade)to be temporary Major General whilst commanding Aus-tralian Imperial Force in Egypt, during the absence ofLieutenant- General Sir H. G. CHAUVEL, K.C.B., K.C.M.G.,16th April, 1919.

SASSE, Lieutenant- Colonel C. D., D.S.O., 4th Battalion, havingresigned, his appointment in the Australian Imperial Forceis terminated, 29th April, 1919.

Scorn; 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) N. C., 53rd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

SHARMAN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) F. C., 30th Bari -tal.ión, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

SILLAR, 2nd Lieutenant J. W., 3rd Battalion, to be Lieutenant,ist April, 1919.

SMITH, 2nd Lieutenant (Honorary Lieutenant) P. L. A., 2ndBattalion, to be Lieutenant, ist April, 1919.

STONES, Lieutenant W., Permanent Supernumerary List, to beCaptain, 1st April, 1919.

STUART, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R. W. H., M.M., 13thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

SUTTON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) C. U. A., 1st Divi-sional Train, Army Service Corps, to be Lieutenant, 3rdApril, 1919.

TERRY, 2nd Lieutenant (Honorary Lieutenant) , F. J., 2nd Bat-. talion, to be Lieutenant, 1st April, 1919.

THOMAS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) B. B., 30th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

THOMPSON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J. V., 45th Bat -talion, to be Lieutenant. 2nd April, 1919.

THOMPSON, Lieutenant W. E. M., 6th Battalion, to be Adju-tant, Australian Base Reception Camp, Australian BaseDepot No. 3, 17tíí March, 1919.

UBEN, . 2nd Lieutenant J., 2nd Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 1stApril, 1919.

WEBS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. R, 30th Battalion, tobe Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

WEBB, 2nd Lieutenant C. P., General Service Reinforcements(attached Australian War Records Section) , to be Lieu-

tenant, 4th May, 1919.WHrrEFORD, 2nd Lieutenant ( Honorary Lieutenant) H. E., 2nd

Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 1st April, 1919.WILLS, 2nd Lieutenant J. R., 4th Battalion, to be Lieutenant,

1st April, 1919.WILsoN, 2nd Lieutenant V. C., Australian Flying Corps, to be

Lieutenant, Flying Officer Pilot, 16th March, 1919.WINN, Lieutenant (temporary Captain) F. C., 5th Machine

Gun Battalion, relinquishes the temporary rank of Cap-tain, 23rd April, 1919.

YATES, 2nd Lieutenant H. F., M.M., 1st Battalion, to be Lieu-tenant, 1st April, 1919.

3ßD MILITARY DISTRICT.

ADDIS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) H. H., M.M., 46th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

ARMSTRONG, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J. S., 14th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

AVERY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. H., 32nd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

BIR:nsET-. 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) O. R., M.M., 32ndBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

CASEY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) F., M.M., 1st MachineGun Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

CHAMBERS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) C. B. G., 1st Divi-sional Train, Australian Army Service Corps, to be Lieu-tenant, 3rd April, 1919.

COLEMAN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) W., D.C.M., M.M.,14th Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

CONNELL, 2nd Lieutenant J. J., Australian Flying Corps, to beLieutenant, and to remain Flying Officer Observer on pro-bation, 29th April, 1919.

DAINTY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E., 32nd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

DODDS, Colonel (temporary Brigadier- General) T. H., C.M.G.,D.S.O., to relinquish appointment of Brigadier- General incharge of Administration Australian Imperial Force andCommandant, Australian Imperial Force, Head- Quarters,and. to retain rank of temporary Brigadier- General, 28thFebruary, 1919.

DOUGLAS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) W. J., 14th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

ELLIS, 2nd Lieutenant A. R., M.M., 38th Battalion, the ap-pointment of 2nd Lieutenant, on probation, is confirmed,30th April, 1919.

PARGIE, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) H., 31st Battalion, tobe Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

GAUNT, Captain A., ist Pioneer Battalion, having resigned, hisappointment in_ the Australian Imperial Force is termi-nated, 28th April, 1919.

GurxET?r, Lieutenant (temporary Captain) S. W., 32nd Bat-talion, Australian War Records Section, Australian Im-perial Force, .Head - Quarters, to relinquish the temporaryrank of Captain, 20th Marc, 1919.

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HAIG, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) W. C. J., 32nd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

HOGAN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J. P., 1st Machine GunBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

HOLDEN, Lieutenant (now temporary Captain) J. J., now De-puty Assistant - Director Ordnance Services, Australian Im-perial Force Depots in United Kingdom, performed theduties of Ordnance Officer, Tidworth, from 16th February,1918, to 2nd October, 1918.

HOLDGATE, Lieutenant H., 12th Army Brigade, to officiate asStaff Officer to Deputy Director- General of Repatriationand Demobilization Department, Australian ImperialForce, .during the absence of Captain G. B. PATTERSON, 2ndPioneer Battalion, 1st May, 1919.

HOLMES, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) S. H., ist MachineGun Battalion,. to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

HOPKINS, 2nd Lieutenant A. L., ist Divisional Artillery, theappointment of 2nd Lieutenant on probation is confirmed,30th April, 1919.

JACKSON, 2nd. Lieutenant (on probation) W., 5th Pioneer Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

MORGAN, Captain (temporary Major) W. S. T., AustralianArmy Veterinary Corps, to be Major, 20th March, 4919.

JEFFERS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R. A., D.C.M., M.M.,14th Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

KELLY, 2nd Lieutenant L. H. D., Australian Flying Corps, tobe Lieutenant, Flying Officer (Pilot) , 11th February, 1919.

KENNEDY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. P., 14th Bat -talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

MURRAY, Captain A. J., M.C., 39th Battalion, ceased to beseconded as Staff Captain, 5th (Imperial) Infantry Bri-gade, and is seconded for duty with Head-Quarters, Aus-tralian Corps, 22nd March, 1919. (This cancels notifica-tion-regarding this officer which appeared in ExecutiveMinute No. 463, promulgated in Commonwealth of Aus-tralia Gazette 83/19.)

MYLREA, Temporary 2nd Lieutenant E. W., General List, Edu-cation Service, to be Lieutenant, 30th April, 1919.

MCPHERSON, 2nd Lieutenant J. F., D.C.M., 14th Battalion, tobe Lieutenant, 18th March, 1919.

PASCO, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R. A., 1st DivisionalTrain, Australian Army Service Corps, to be Lieutenant,2nd April, 1919.

PASCOE, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J. R., D.C.M., 46thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

PICKERSGILL, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E., M.M., 46thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

RAMSAY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R. G., 31st Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

RETCHFORD, 2nd Lieutenant L. C., Australian Flying Corps, tobe Lieutenant, and to remain Flying Officer (Observer) ,on probation, 29th April, 1919.

RITTER, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) H. G., M.M., 46th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

ScoTOw, 2nd Lieutenant H., Australian Army Ordnance Corps,to be Lieutenant, 30th April, 1919.

SCOTT, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) C. V., 32nd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

SMITH, 2nd Lieutenant J. I., Australian Flying Corps, to beLieutenant, Flying Officer- (Pilot) , 24th April, 1919.

SMITH, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R. G., 1st DivisionalTrain, Australian Army Service Corps, to be Lieutenant,4th April, 1919.

SMITH, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R. L., 53rd Battalion, tobe Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

SMITH, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) S., D.C.M., 31st Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

SPEDDING, Lieutenant Q. S., Permanent Supernumerary List,performed the duties of Australian Corps Burial Officerfrom 6th February, 1919, to 24th March, 1919.

SPEDDING, Lieutenant Q. S., Permanent Supernumerary List,to be Graves Registration Staff Officer, Australian Im-perial Force, dated 25th March, 1919, and to be temporaryCaptain whilst so employed. ist May, 1919.

TALBOT, Captain (temporary Major) R. J. DeC., AustralianArmy Veterinary Corps, to be Major, 20th March, 1919.

VASSY, Lieutenant (temporary Captain) A. A., 4th DivisionalTrain, Australian Army Service Corps, relinquishes thetemporary rank of Captain, 23rd April, 1919.

WESTLEY, 2nd Lieutenant H., General Service Reinforcements,to be Lieutenant, 28th April, 1919.

WILLIAMSON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R., 46th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.


BASER, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. J. K., 10th Bat -talion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.BERRY, 2ííd Lieutenant (on probation) H. L. J., 32nd Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.BOWEN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) T. S., 10th Battalion,

to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.DENSLEY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. I., M.M., 32nd

Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

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ELKA:, 2nd Lieutenant . (on probation) F., 48th Battalion; tobe Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

FOTHERINGHAM, 2nd Lieutenant A. B., 4th Divisional Artillery,the appointment of 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) is con -firmed, ist May, 1919.

GORDON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) II. McK., D.C.M., 32ndBattalion, tó be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

HOCKING, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) , K. B., M.M., 10thBattalion, to ;be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

JOHNSTON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. L., 32nd Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 6th. April, 1919.

JURY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. E., 10th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 5th April 1919.

KIRWAN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) S. J., M.M., 48thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

MALONE, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J. S., 32nd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

PETPMAN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) H. C., 53rd Bat -talion., to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

PHILLIPS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) C. G., 48th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

PHILLIPS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J. H. K., 10th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

ROBERTS', No. 3546 2nd Air Mechanic Victor -George, Aus-tralian Flying Corps, to be 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) ,with seniority -as from 1st April, 1919, but for purposes of,pay and allowances as from 29th April, 1919.

SHEDLEY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. C., 5th PioneerBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd -April, 1919.

WALSH, 2nd Lieutenant J., 44th Battalion, the appointment of2nd Lieutenant (on probation) is confirmed, 1st May,1919.

WAY, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J. F., M.M., 48th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

WHITTINGTON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) W. W., 32ndBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

WILLIAMS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. T., M.M., 48thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

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ALLEN, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) H. A., M.M., 11th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

CHAMBERS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. A., 1st MachineGun Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

CORBETT, 2nd Lieutenant T. W., 16th Battalion, to be Lieu-tenant, 18th March, 1919.

EDDY, 2nd Lieutenant V., 44th Battalion, to be Lieutenant,18th March, 1919.

ELLIOT, Lieutenant (temporary Captain) A. C., M.C., 53rdBattalion, relinquishes the temporary rank of Captain,23rd April, 1919.

FIELD, Lieutenant C. R., 2nd Machine Gun Battalion, to beAdjutant (vide A.I.F. List 345) , 16th March, 1918.

FORES, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) H. D., 16th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 2nd April; 1919.

HACKFATH, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) W. H., D.C.M., 11thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th. April, 1919.

HOOPER, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) S., D.C.M., 16th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

HORWITZ, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) M., .l lth Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

JOHNSTON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J. A., M.M., 16thBattalion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

LITTLER, 2nd Lieutenant C. E., - Australian Flying Corps, to beLieutenant, Flying -Officer (Pilot) , 24th April, 1919.

Lulus, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) R. J. F., 11th Battalion,to be Lieutenant,. 2nd April, 1919.

MELLOws, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. J., 53rd Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

MULLINS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. J., 11th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 5th April, 1919.

MOMAHON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) J. J., 16th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, -5th April, 1919.

OWEN, 2nd Lieutenant L., Australian Flying Corps, to be Lieu-tenant, Flying Officer (Pilot) , 19th March, 1919.

ROE, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. A., M.M., 48th Bat -talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

SNODGRASS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) P. W. C., 11th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

SQUIRRELL, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) S. F., list MachineGun Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

STUART, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) C. 'G., 11th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.


BRIGGS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. C., 12th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

CHADWICK, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) A. V., 12th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 6th April, 1919.

FRANKS, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) L., D.C.M., M.M.,48th Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

GIB.sON, 2nd Lieutenant (on. probation) G. W., 12th Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 4th April, 1919.

HOLMES, No. 3300 Extra Regimental Sergeant. (now 2nd Lieu-tenant, on probation) John `James, Australian FlyingCorps. (The regimental number of this N.C.O. prior togaining his commission should be as now shown, and notas in Executive Minute No. 463/19, promulgated in Com-monwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 83/19.)

RANSOM, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) N., M.M., 12th Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 3rd April, 1919.

LONDON, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) H. J., 322nd Battalion,to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

MARKEY, 2nd Lieutenant H., Australian Flying Corps, to beLieutenant, Flying Officer (Pilot) , 28th April, 1919.

MARKEY, 2nd Lieutenant H., Australian Flying Corps, to beAdjutant, Australian Flying Corps Depôt, dated 2nd May,1919, vice Lieutenant A. C. G. CAMERON, who relinquishedthe -appointment on the 28th April, 1919.

MARQUIS, 2nd Lieutenant S. C., 38th Battalion, the appoint-ment of 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) is confirmed, 27thApril, 1919.

MAYNARD, 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) H. ' V., 32nd Bat-talion, to be Lieutenant, 2nd April, 1919.

NOAKES, 2nd Lieutenant J. C., D.C.M., 4th Battalion, to beLieutenant, 1st April, 1919.

TURNER, 2nd Lieutenant B. W., 40th Battalion, the appoint-ment of 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) is confirmed, istMay, 1919.

No. 98.-7th August, 1919

COMMANDS AND STAFFS.

The temporary appointments, under Commands and Staffs,published in Executive Minute No. 587/18, promulgated onpage 173G of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 129,dated 22nd August, 1918, -are confirmed as from ist June,1918. (Ex. Min. No. 560.)

E. J. RUSSELL, Acting Minister of State for Defence.

AUSTRALIAN NAVAL AND MILITARYEXPEDITIONARY FORCE.

THE Governor General in Council has approved of the fol-lowing :-

APPOINTMENTS.To be Major.- Captain (Honorary Major) L. F. S. HORE,

Unattached List, 5th June, 1919.To be Captain -Army Medical Corps.- Honorary Captain C.

W. WHITING, M.C.; Australian Arniy Medical Corps Reserve,2nd July, 1919.

To be Lieutenant.- EsazoND VAUGHAN HAYES, 14th July,1919.

PROMOTIONS.To be Captain. -- Honorary Lieutenant A. H. SOUTHEY, 20th

March., 1919.To be Temporary Captain.--Lieutenant H. C. CARDEW, 17th

July, 1919.To be Temporary 2nd Lieutenants.- Warrant Officers, Class

1, WILLIAM GARRICK and MALCOLM DOWNIE, 25th April 1919;Sergeant ISAAC WILSON. RICHARDSON, 5th June, 1919.

TERMINATIONS.1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.

Lieutenant D. QUIRTE, 11th July, 1919.2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.

Captain F. R. CHARLTON, 13th June, 1919; Lieutenant P.MOOR, 6th August, 1919 ; temporary 2nd Lieutenant C. W.ELLIOTT, 11th March, 1919.

3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.Captain H. D. PRESTON, 5th July, 1919.


Captain F. LAYCOCK, 1st August, 1919; Lieutenant L. N.RAYNER, 19th May, 1919. (Ex. Min. No. 562.)


RATES OF PAY OF OFFICERS OF THEADMINISTRATIVE AND INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF.THE Governor - General in Council has approved of authority

being.- granted for the payment of salary at the rate ofThree hundred pounds (f300) per annum to the followingofficers of the Administrative and Instructional Staff as fromthe dates opposite their respective names:-


Temporary Honorary Lieutenants J. MURRAY, M. MOLY-NEAUX, P. MACFARLANE, J. CAIN, F. P.. FOY, dated 16th March,1919.

3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.Temporary Honorary Lieutenant P. - WALSH, dated 16th

March, 1919.6TH MILITARY DISTRICT.

Temporary Honorary Lieutenant T. C. OWENS, dated 16thApril, 1919. (Ex. Min. No. 563.)

GEO. H. WISE, for Minister of State for Defence,

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AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.APPOINTMENT (TE!POaARY).

gE Governor- General in. Council has approved of Captain(Honorary Major) E. L. PIEssg, Australian Field Artillery,

seconded as General Staff Officer, 3rd Grade (temporarily),gtéad- Quarters, being appointed Director of Military Intelli-ence (temporarily) in the Department of the Chief of theencrai Staff, Head- Quarters, with his present rate of pay

and allowances. (Ex. Min. No. 238/1916.)'Dated 18th March, 1916.

G. F. PEARCE, Minister of State for Defence.

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AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.

THE Governor - General in Council has approved of the fol-lowing:-

TEMPORARY PROMOTION.Temporary Honorary Captain W. A. E. LEWIS,. Australian

Military Forces, being granted the temporary honorary rankof Major, and pay at the rate of £475 per annum, inclusive ofall allowances except travelling, whilst performing the dutiesof Adjutant and Secretary, No. 4 Australian General Hospital,1st January, 1919. (This amends the notification respectingthis officer which appeared in Executive Minute No. 144/1919,promulgated on page 330 of Comnnonvealth of AustraliaGazette, No. 26, of 20th February, 1919.) (Ex. Min. No. 555.)

TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT.Temporary Honorary Major E. H. SERLE, Australian Mili-

tary Forces, being appointed Director of Military Intelligence(temporarily) in the Department of the Chief of the GeneralStaff, Head- Quarters, from ist July, 1919, vice Captain (Hon-orary Major) E. L. PIESSE, Australian Field Artillery, whovacates the appointment from 30th June, 1919. (Ex. Min.No. 556.)

PROMOTIONS.The following promotions being made for specially meritori-

ous service during the present war, dated 1st January, 1919: ---To be Brevet Lieutenant - Colonel. -Major D. FULTON, C.1'.E.,

23rd Light Horse.To be Honorary Captain and to be noted for the Brevet Rank

of Major on promotion to the Substantive Rank of Captain.- -Lieutenant H. C. H. ROBERTSON, D.S.O., Permanent MilitaryForces. (Ex. Min. No. 557.)

APPOINTMENT TO HOME SERVICE PERSONNELCOMMISSION.

Honorary Major T. F. BROWN, D.S.O., Reserve of Officers,being granted the temporary rank of Lieutenant - Colonel, with-out increase of pay, whilst acting as a member of the HomeService Personnel Commission, dated 6th May, 1919. (Ex.Min. No. 558.)


AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.THE Governor - General in Council has approved of the fol-

lowing:-GRANT OF HONORARY RANK.

The undermentioned, who have served in the AustralianImperial Force as Commissioned Officers, having the rankheld by them in the Australian Imperial Force confirmedas honorary rank in the Australian Military Forces, as fol-lows:--

Officers who, on appointment for active service outsideAustralia, were serving and are now serving in the Aus-.tralian Military Forces and Senior Cadets.


To be Honorary Brigadier - General.- Lieutenant - Colonel(Brevet - Colonel) W GRANT, D.S.O., 11th Light Horse Regi-ment, 13th August, 1917.

To be Honorary Majors.- Lieutenant R. H. NIiiMO, Austra-lian Military Forces (Permanent) , 14th July, 1917. (Thisamends the reference to this officer which appeared in Execu-tive Minute 409/1919, promulgated on page 996 of Common-wealth of Australia Gazette, No. 73, dated 12th June, 1919.)

To be Honorary Lieutenant: Lieutenant E. W. SimoN, M.M.,Senior Cadets, 16th September, 1917.


To be Honorary Lieutenants.-- Captain A. PETTIT, SeniorCadets, 30th July, 1917; 2nd Lieutenant W. H. MITCHELL,Senior Cadets, 25th November, 1917.

-38D MILITARY DISTRICT.

To be Honorary Lieutenant- Colonels.-- Honorary Major J. W.SPRINGTHORPE, Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve, .19thOctober, 1914; Captain C. E. DENNIS, Australian Army MedicalCorps, 18th September, 1917.

To be Honorary Captains.-Lieutenant J. A. CLARERROUGH,5th Battalion, 6th Infantry Regiment, 30th August, 1916;Honorary Lieutenant D. MoL. AUSTIN, Australian Army Medi-cal Corps Reserve, 17th April, 1917.

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.To be Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel.-Lieutenant (Honorary

Captain) F. L. L. HENLEY, O.B.E., D.S.O., Australian ArmyService Corps, 24th March, 1917. (This amends the referenceto this officer which appeared in Executive Minute 376/1919,promulgated on page 927 of Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette, No. 64, dated 29th May, 19.19.)

To be Honorary Major. -- Captain L. G-. TASSIE, D.S.O., Aus-tralian Army Medical Corps, 28th January, 1918.

To be Honorary Captains.-Lieutenant D. A. YOUNG, 2nd.Battalion, 10th Infantry Regiment, 19th April, 1917 ; Lieu-tenant G. PETERS, 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment, 1stNovember, 1917.

To be Honorary Lieutenants.-Lieutenant J. H. HILL, SeniorCadets, ist March, 1918; Lieutenant S. HOWARD, Senior Cadets,10th August, 1918.


To be Honorary Brigadier - General. -Major (Brevet Lieu-tenant-Colonel) A. J. BESSELL- BROWNE, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O.,V.D., Australian Field Artillery, 18th January, 1917.

To be 'Honorary Lieutenant-Colonels.-Major (Brevet Lieu-tenant- Colonel) E. J. H. NICHOLSON, C.M.G., D.S.O., Austra-lian Field Artillery, 12th March, 1916; Major J. S. DENTON,D.S.O., 2nd Battalion, 11th Infantry Regiment, 27th Septem-ber, 1916.

To be Honorary Captain.- Lieutenant A. S. ISAAC, 2nd Bat-talion, 2nd Pioneer Regiment, 22nd November, 1915.


To be Honorary Major.-Lieutenant S. W. ADDISON, 2nd Bat-talion, 40th Infantry Regiment, 28th June, 1918. (This amendsthe reference to this officer which appeared in ExecutiveMinute 438/1919, promulgated on page 1031 of Commonwealthof Australia Gazette, No. 76, dated 19th June, 1919.)

To be Honorary Lieutenant.- Lieutenant A. N. LEWIS, SeniorCadets, 1st October, 1917. (Ex. Min. No. 569.)

The undermentioned, who have served in the AustralianImperial Force as Commissioned Officers, having the rankheld by them in the Australian Imperial Force confirmed ashonorary rank in the Australian Military Forces, as fol-lows:-

Officers who, on appointment for active service outsideAustralia, were not serving in the Australian MilitaryForces.


To be Honorary Captains. -N. F. BREMNER, D.S.O., 20thJuly, 1917; A. J. GLEDHILL, 26th July, 1917.

To be Honorary Lieutenants -A.. J. BRATTY, 1st May, 1916;H. E. M. LONG, M.C., 1st January, 1917; A. LYON, 14th June,1917; M. J. LOGAN, 16th September, 1917; H. E. HOLMES, M.C.,26th February, 1918; H. E. CORSER, 4th March, 1918; B. T.SLOAN, 14th April, 1918; W. R. ARCHDALL, M.M., 3rd May,1918; W. B. BANKS, 20th August, 1918; R. STRANGM.&N *-TAYLOR, 30th December, 1918.

To be Honorary 2nd Lieutenant. -H. H. HENCHMAN, 30thOctober, 1918.


To be Honorary Captains.-W. C. BROÓirs, 14th March, 1916;O. R. MURRAY, 17th April, 1917.

To be Honorary Lieutenants. -G. R. MACDOUGALL 15thMarch, -1917 ; A. J. FELL, M.C., 30th May, 1917 ; J. H. BARTON,12th October, 1917; W. D. SCOTT, 21st November, 1917; J. E.Came, .6th March, 1918; J. B. GIBSON, 24th May, 1918; T. H.PRINCE, 26th May, 1918; H. J. MURRAY, D.C.M., 7th Novem-ber, 1918; C. R.. H. BRYANT, MM., 17th November, 1918; H.BARNES, 4th December, 1918.

To be Honorary 2nd Lieutenants. --H. MoRRIsny, 24th No-vember, 1917; T. R. L. BRAY, 18th December, 1918; J. C. J.LONG, 1st January, 1919; M. E; PEARCE, 1st January, 1919;J. B. CROFT, 2nd. January, 1919; L. MATHIAS, D.C.M., M.M.,5th January, 1919 ; J. C. Om, M.M., 6th January, 1919.

3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.To be Honorary Lieutenant- Colonel.__D. D. CADE, D.S.O.,2nd May, 1918.To be Honorary Majors.-L. R. CooK, 29th January, 1917;J. V. GRIFFITH, 24th August; 1917.To be °Uonorary. Captains.: I,. HARBECK, 6th April, 1917;

H. G. D. BREDAL, 23rd October, 1918.

Commonwealth Gazette I237 98.--7th Auivat, 1914:

To be Honorary Lieutenants.- --D. C. MACKEzrE, llth May,1916; G. A. CooK, 15th June, -191$; R. C. CALLISTER, M.C.,10th August, 1916; C. W. CROFT, M.O. , M.M., 1st January,1917; L. R. HOGAN, .18th May, 1917; K. J. CAMPBELL, M.C.,23rd June, 1917 ; F. W. CORLE, 28th 'September, 1917 ; F. S.CROKER, M.C., "14th January, 1918 ; A. J. CRAMPTON, M.C.,271,11- July, 1918. (The notification regarding the . grant ofhonorary rank of Lieutenant to D. C. CAMPBELL, which ap-peared in Exeeutive Minute 379/1919, promulgated on page928 of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 64, dated 29thMay, 1919, is cancelled.)

To be Honorary 2nd Lieutenant. M. L. CUSSEN, 10th April,1918.

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.To be Honorary Captain. --H. E. PARTRIDGE, 1st November,

1917.To be honorary Lieutenants. W. M. KAY, 10th July, 1917;

K. C. HODGSON, 23rd September, 1917; A. H. 'GOODS, 19thMarch, 1918; J. D. L. CRAVEN, 14th May, 1918; H. L. CLEE-WORTH, 1st June, 1918; W. C. CALDER, M.C., 30th November,1918.

5TH MJLITARY DISTRICT.

To be Honorary Majors. C.' H. TERRY, 1st December, 1917;N. P. OWEN, M.C., 1st November, 1918.E

To be Honorary Lieutenants. T. H. PORTER, 23rd June,1917 ; W. H. MILLARD, 25th June, 1917; P. H. 'WRIGHT, 5thAugust, 1917 ; M. C. A. SHAW, 1st March, 1918 ; R. H. MARSHALL, 15th March, 1918; V. EDWARDS, M.M., 26th September,1918; W. KNOWLES, 15th December, 1918.

611I MILITARY DISTRICT.

To be Honorary Captain. F. P. BETHUNE, M.C., 21st Octo-ber, 1918. (Ex. Min. No. 570.)


LEAVE OF ABSENCE.` EAVE of absence on grounds of illness, under Australian! 4 Military Regulation No. 416- -

No. 143 Driver W. TOWNSEND, Australian Army ServiceCorps, Home Service, 2nd Military District, from 25th May,1919, to 24th July, 1919, on full pay. (Ex. Min. No. 554.)

Matron V. A. MILLS, 3rd Military District, from 10th Janu-ary, 1919, to 9th April, 1919, on full pay. (Ex. Min. No. 561.)


Defence Act 1903 -18 (Section 63) and Defence (CivilEmployment) Act 1918.

l'rOn9Otion. PATRICK MCCARTHY, Cleric, 5th Class, AccountsBranch, Queensland, is promoted to be Clerk, 4th Class, Ac-counts Branch, Queensland, vice G. T. HEESCREN, resigned,with effect from 1st July, 1919. (Ex. Min. No. 567/1919.)

Retirement. -: PETER JOHN T {AZEWINKEL, Assistant Armourer,Ordnance Branch, Victoria, who attained the age of 65 yearson 26th April, 1919, retires from the Commonwealth Serviceas from 25th April, 1919. (Ex. Min. No. 565/1919.)


COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

Melbourne, 7th August, 1919.THE undermentioned notifications of staff changes, &c., are

made in accordance with the Commonwealth Public Ser-vice Act and Regulations:

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.Promotions.ROBERT MACKAY, Lineman, Electrical En-

gineer's Branch {Construction and Maintenance), Postmaster -General's Department; CHARLES WILLETT Corr, Assistant,Mail Branch (Parcels), Postmaster- General's Department; andSYDNEY ALLAN, Senior Postal Assistant, Wyong, Postmaster -General's Department' (who are qualified to be transferred tothe Clerical Division), to be Clerks, Fifth Class, Auditor -Gene-ral's Office, New South Wales, as from 28th July, 1919, withsalaries at the rate of £186, £162, and £174 per annum, re-spectively; WILLIAM JAPPE NEILSEN to be Inspector, 3rd Class,Clerical Division, Auditor General's Office, Western Aus-tralia, salary £320, as from 7th August, 1919.

Extension of Probation. EDGAR HORACE EDWARD ELLISON,Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Division, three months from 10thJune, 1919.

Exemption. D. L. DOWDELL, Delegate Member of the Com-monwealth Shipping Board, London, for the period 17th April,1919, to 30th June, 1919, inclusive. .

Reduction of Officer's Status and Salary. WALTER JOHNPORTER, Inspector, Auditor - General's Officer, South Australia,from the 3rd Class, Clerical Division, salary £380, to the 4thClass, Clerical Division, salary £310, as from 28th July, 1919.

Honararit0n. - LPermìasion. to HAROLD 13Élitgater EDWARDS,Auditor - General's Office, to swept and retain an amount of£105, as an honorarium in respect of his services while at-tached to the office of the Central Wool Committee.

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Payment of War Bonuses.Approval has been given to 'the..Acting Public Service Commissioner granting war bonuses, tó-officers of the Clerical and General Divisions of the Commonwealth Public Service, whose positions are governed by anaward of the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbi-tration, but who are not members of relative Publics Serviceorganizations, such war bonuses to be of amounts equal tothose awarded by the Court to members of such organizations;to take effect from the lst. November, 1918, or from such laterdate as officers would be eligible to receive same if they weremembers of a relative Public Service organization, and tocease twelve months after the official declaration of peace.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Extension of Probation.-- ERNESP EDWARD DAVIES, Clerk,

Class V., Clerical Division, Taxation Branch, Victoria, for sixmonths from 20th July, 1919. (393.)

Grant of Sick Leave. MARY ELIZABETH CHALKLEY, Sorter(Female) , Note Issue Branch, on 11th April, 1919, from 24thApril to 28th April, 1919,,and from 1st May to 2nd May, 1919,on half pay, and from 3rd May to 12th May, 1919, on one -third ( 394) ; CATHERINE ALLICEOIIS BRIDGES, Sorter(Female) , Taxation Branch, Victoria, from 19th May to 21stMay, 1919, on half pay (394) ; CHARI.Ts PATRICK SOLOMON,Clerk, Class V., Correspondence Branch, from 9th May to 37thMay, 1919, on .one-third pay, and from 18th May to 8thNovember, 1919, without pay (394) ; PATRICK JOSEPH KELLY,Assistant, Pensions Branch, Victoria, on 17th June, 1919, onone -third pay (394) .

Promotion.- -PETER DANIELS, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Divi-sion, Taxation Branch, Queensland, to be Clerk, Class IV.,Clerical Division, Taxation Branch, Queensland, with increasein salary from £156 to £220 per annum, to take effect from.1st July, 1918. (395.) JOHN NORMAN O'CONNOR, Clerk, ClassIV., Clerical Division, Taxation Branch, Victoria, to be Clerk,Class III., Clerical Division, Taxation Branch, Central Staff,with increase in salary from £270 to £320 per annum; to take,effect from ist January, 1919. (385.) LILIAN MAY HUNNWARD, Telephonist, General Division, Electrical Engineer'sBranch (Telephones), Postmaster - General's Department, Vic-toria, to be Assistant, General Division, Taxation Branch,Victoria, with increase in salary from £126 to £132 'per an-trum,- to take effect from 10th July, 1919. (387,)

Extension of Probation. ROYDEN MOORE RALPH, Clerk, ClawV., Clerical Division, Taxation Branch, Victoria, for threemonths from 20th July, 1919. (386.) DENIIS FRANCIS JosgrHDRISCOLL, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Division, Taxation Branch,New South Wales, for six months from 20th June, 1919.CLIFFORD GORDON MITCHELL, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Divi-sion, Taxation Branch, New South Wales, for three monthsfrom 9th June, 1919. (389.) FREDERICK GEORGE GLADSTONEMATTHEWS, Clerk, Class V., Clerical Division, Taxation -Branch, Victoria, for six months from 20th July, 1919. (389.)

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.Ex. Mins. Nos. 284 -292.

Promotions. E. V. R. CHANDLER as Messenger, CentralStaff, £78 per annum, as from 10th July, 1919, vice S. A.Daly, promoted; J. I3. RICHARDSON, as Assistant, Serum La-boratories, Quarantine Branch, at his present salary; F. C.GARDINER, as Launch Boy, Shipping Branch, New South\Vales, £78 per annum, as from 12th July, 1919, vice J. S.Dumnuett, promoted; A. D. GUGERI, as Examining Officer, 4thClass, Landing Branch, Western Australia, £220 per annum,as from 10th July, 1919.

Reclassification of Position. Position of Messenger, SerumLaboratories, Quarantine Branch, occupied by J. H. RICHARD-SON, raised to Assistant.

Abolition of Positions. Inspector of Excise, 4th Class, Ex-cise Branch, Western Australia (R. B. CARSON). Sub-Collec-tor, 4th Class, Onslow, Western Australia.

Creation of New Position. Examining Officer, 4th Class,Landing Branch, Western Australia.

Leave of Absence Without Pay.L. H. ROWLING, Clerk, 6thClass, Long Room, New South Wales, leave without pay on2nd July, 1919.

Allowance. G. H. W. POWELL, Examining Officer, 4th Class,Victoria, granted an allowance equal to the difference betweenhis salary and the minimum of the 3rd Class, Clerical Division,for such period, commencing ist July, 1918, is he continuesto be attached to the office of the Chief. Prices Commissioner,

Sick Leave. W. MCKENZIE, Locker, Warehouse Branch, Vic-toria, one -third pay, from 6th June to 3rd July. 1919. W. E.CHESSHER, Head Lightkeeper, Cape Leeuwin, half pay, from7th to 30th June, 1919.

Resignation. T. H. BERRY, Searcher and Watchman, Ship-ping Branch, Queensland, as from the 2nd Augtw,t, 1919.

No. 98.-7th August, 1919 1238

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE . EXAMINATIONSNOTIFIED IN PREVIOUS ISSUES.

Examination No. 829, for appointment as Telephonist,South Australia, to be held 4th October, 1919. Applicationsdose 2nd September, 1919. For details, see CommonwealthGazette of 17th July, 1919.

Examination No. 830, for appointment as Telephonist, In-verell and Moree, New South Wales, and Nambour, Queens-land, to be held 6th September, 1919. Applications close 31stAugust, 1919. For details, see Commonwealth Gazette of17th July, 1919.

Examination No. 831, to enable Postmen and Mail BranchAssistants to qualify for a salary of £ 168 per annum underCommonwealth Public Service Regulation No. 104, to be heldtowards the end of October, 1919. Applications close 25thSeptember, 1919. For details, see Commonwealth Gazette of31st July, 1919.

W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.

H. McTAGGART, Acting Secretary.

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.

APPLICATIONS will be received from persons qualified forappointment to the positions specified below.

Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible for appoint-ment to the Administrative and Professional Divisions, but arenot eligible for appointment to Clerical or General Divisionvacancies, unless they were in the service of a State on 1stJanuary, 1901, or are at present permanent officers in theservice of a State, or have retired from the service of theCommonwealth 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 torear the office of the Public Service Inspector not later thanthe date shown in each case.

In the `case of officers of the Commonwealth Public Serviceapplications should be forwarded through the Department towhich the officer is attached..

In the case of applicants who are officers of the Public Serviceof the Commonwealth or of a State the following particularsshould be set out at the foot of the application:- -

Designation .

Office or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length in 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 for.

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. Success-ful appointees must comply with the life assurance provisionsof the Public Service Act and Regulations.

Officers of the Public Service should note that in any casewhere the minimum salary of a position in the Clerical Divisionis not the minimum salary of a Class, and the successful appli-cant is not eligible for the former by reason of not havingreceived the salary of the next lower subdivision for twelvemonths, he will be granted an allowance equal to the differencebetween the salary for which he is eligible and the minimumsalary of the position until he can be,advanced by annual sub-divisional increments to the latter salary.

Where vacancies are notified in positions which have been thesubject of award, the minimum and maximum salaries shownare those prescribed by the award. If the officer appointed toany such position is eligible to become, but is not, a member ofthe organization which obtained the award, he can only be paidthe rates of salary prescribed in the Public Service Act orRegulations for the position to which he has been appointed,unless and until he becomes a member of the organization,when the award rates shall. apply.

Officers who may be transferred without promotion or in-. crease of salary, as the result of an application for an adver-

tised vacancy, will be required to pay their own expenses ofremoval unless the transfer comes within the conditions pre-scribed in Public Service Regulation No. 54.


Particulars of existing quarters are furnished merely for theinformation of officers. It is not incumbent on Departments toprovide quarters, which, if provided, may be wholly or partiallywithdrawn at any time.

Position. Locality. Division and Salary perAnnum.

Closing Date forReceipt of

Applications.

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

AUDITOR - GENERAL'S OFFICE.

South Australia.AssistantInspec-f Adelaide I Clerical, £220 to £310 I 14th Augusttor, 4th Class

1

Advancement . beyond £245 is subject to the value of the workwarranting it.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

New South Wales.Examining Sydney ... Clerical, £320 to £400 21st August

Officer, 3rdClass, LandingBranch

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Medical Officer,fficer, 1 Sydney ... Professional, £700 to 14th August

Class £750 1

Duties : To examine and report as to the medical fitness or otherwiseof all persons appointed to Departments of the Commonwealth PublicService in the metropolitan area in Sydney ; to visit when necessary andreport on officers of the Commonwealth Public Service absent from dutyon the grounds of illness ; and such other professional duties as may berequired.

Any necessary travelling expenses will he paid under scale providedin the Public Service Regulations. A n official motor car will be pro-vided. Private consulting practice will be permitted outside officialhours of duty.Postmaster ... j Milson's 1 Clerical, £282 to £318 ( 21st August

1 Point1

Victoria.Rialto ... Ì Clerical, £330 to £378 i 21st AugustNorthcote

I

Clerical, £220 to £235 21st August

Queensland.Brisbane Clerical, £220 to £235 14th August

Postmaster .. J

Clerical Assist-ant, 4th Class

Telegraphist,4ìh Class,TelegraphBranch

Telegraphist,4th Class

§Senior Lineman(temporary)

Townsville

Normanton

Clerical, £245 to £260.District allowance,Scale I.

General, £192 to £210.District allowance,Scale V. Forageallowance, £60

14th August

14th August

The successful applicant to be paid, by way of allowance, in accord.ance with the regulations, the difference between his existing salaryand the salary of a Senior Lineman.

§ This notification, which appeared in Gazette of 31st July, 1919, iswithdrawn.Telegraphist,

4th Class

Clerk, 4th ClassAccountsBranch(Expenditure)Advancement

ranting it.Postmaster

Postmaster

Townsville Clerical, £220 to £235. 21st AugustDistrict allowance,Scale I.

South Australia.Adelaide Clerical, £220 to £310 21st August

beyond £245 is subject to the value Of the work war-

Peter- Clerical, £330 to £378, 21st Augustborough less 10 per cent.

for rent of quartersQuarters : Six rooms.

Walker- Clerical, £180 to £222, S 21st Augustville less 10 per cent. for yy

rent of quartersQuarters ; Six rooms.

Western Australia.Clerk. 4th Class, . Perth ... Clerical, £220 to £310

AccountsBranch(Money Order)Advancement beyond

warranting it.

14th August

£245 is subject to the value of the wòrk

W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.H. MoTAG -GART, Acting Secretary.

rank n1 oath Gazette.'

PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENT.

1239 No. 98. 7th' August, 1919

AU notices, from whatever . source, should-be legibly writtenon one side of the paper only. Signatures (in particular) andproper names must be written very plainly in the. text. Alldocuments illegibly written will be returned unpublished.

All official notices intended for ( nsertion in the Comm-WEALTH GAZETTE should be addressed to " The PublicitgOfficer," Prime Minister's Department, and indorsed "FORGÄzETTE."

N OTICE is hereby given, in accordance with thé provisionsof the Copyright Act 1912 and the Copyright Regula

Lions 1913, that Thomas A. Edison Limited, a company havingits registered office at 364 -372 Kent- street, Sydney, 1h the Stateof New South Wales, intends to sell contrivances for the re-production of tilt undermentioned musical works, the namesand addresses within the Commonwealth of the owners beingunknown, and cannot with reasonable diligence be ascer-tained :

Work Composer.Victory ! Easter Carol R. M. Neal.Break the News to Mother Chas. K. Harris.Someone is Waiting for You Al Piantadosi.When Yankee Doodle Learns to Parlez Vous Francais Ed.

Nelson.Wasatch Fox - trot Carlotta Lake.Further it is from TipperaryDudley-Godfrey-Byrnes.Battle Song of Liberty March Bigelow- Hildreth.Elephant and the Ply -H. Kling.Whistling Coon Sam Devere.Magic of Your Eyes Arthur A. Penn.'Round Her Neck She Wears a Yellow Ribbon Geo. A.

Norton.Coloured Recruits Unknown.Nation's Awakening March Lucien Denni.Volunteers March Sousa.K-K-K-KatyGeoffrey O'Hara.Submarine Attack Theodore Morse.Down in Jungle Land Theodore Morse.Indianola Henry- Onivas.Just Blue, Fox - trot Wadsworth- Arden.In the Land o' Yamo Yamo Fisher.Ja -Da (Ja Da, Ja Da, Jing Jing Jing) Carleton.Jim, Jim, I Always Knew That You'd Win H. von Tilzer.Worst Is Yet to Come Grant.Land of Long Ago Lilian Ray.When You Come Back G. M. Cohan.Smiles Lee S. Roberts.Saved by Grace Geo. C. Stebbins.Jealous Moon Zamecnik.When You Look in the Heart of a Rose Methven.I'm Always Chasing Rainbows H. Carroll.Caprice Espa gnol Ketten- Loeffler.Simon the Ceilarer Hatton.Three Fishers Hullah.Suoni la tromba, e intrepido I Puritani Bellini.Synnove's Song Kjerulf.Will o' the Wisp Spross.That's the World in June Spross.Il segreto per esser felici Lucrezia Borgia Donizetti.A copy of the notice described in sub - regulation (1) of regu-lation 42 may be obtained by any person interested from

Thomas A. Edison Ltd., 364 Kent- street, Sydney.

W. W. WYPER, Managing Director.22nd July, 1919. 306

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The COMMONWEALTH GAZETTE i8 published on THURSDAYMORNING in each week, and " Notices for insertion " must bereceived by the Prime Minister's Department by NooN onTUESDAY preceding the day of publication.

T IST of Commonwealth Acts which have been reprintedf 3 with amendments, and which are on sale at the Govern-

ment Printing Offices of the respective States:--Title of Reprinted Act. Price.

a. 'tl.Audit Act 1901 -1912 .. 0 8Australian Industries Preservation Act 1906 -1910 .. 0 5Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1917 .. .. 0 3Bills of Exchange Act 1909 -1912 .. 0 8Commonwealth Public Service Act 1902 -1916 .. .. i OConciliation and Arbitration Act 1904-1915 .. . 0 8Constitution Act (with Index) as amended .to 31st

December, 1913 . .. 1 3Customs Act 1901-1910

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Defence Act 1903 -1915 .. .. . 1 0Defence (Naval) Act 1910 -1912 .. .. .. 0 8Distillation Act 1901 -1918 .. .. .. 0 5Electoral Act 1902 -1911 .. .. .. .. g 1 3Excise Act 1901 -19ía .. .. 0 8High Court Procedure Act 1903 (Acts 7 and 13 of 1903) 0 5Immigration Restriction Act 1901 -1912 0 bIncome Tax Acts 1915 .. 0 3Income Tax Assessment Acts 1915 . . 0 8Invalid and Old -age Pension Acts 1908 -1912 .. .. 0 8Judiciary Act 1903 -1910 .. .. 0 8Land Tax Assessment Act 1910 -1.914 .. . 0 8Naturalization Act 1903 .. 0 3Naval Defence Act 1910 -1918 . 0 5Patents Act 1903 -1909 (with Index) .. .. .. 1 0Post and Telegraph Act 1901 -1913 .. .. 1 0Post and Telegraph Rates Act 1902 -1913 . 0. 3Quarantine Act 1908 -1915 .. , . 0 8Referendum (Constitution Alteration) get 1906 -1912 .. 0 5Royal Commissions Act 1902 -1912 . 0 3Service and Execution of Process Act 1901 -1912 . 0 5Spirits Act 1906 -1918 .. .. .. 0 3Trade Marks Act 1905 -1912 0 8Trading with the Enemy Act 19.14 -1916 . . 0 8Unlawful Associations Act 1916 -1917 .. .. . 0 -3War Pensions Act 1914 -1916 .. . 0 5War Precautions Act 1915 -191fi .. 0 3War -time Profits Tax Assessment Act 1017 -1018 .. O 8

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Public ServiceStaff changes, &c. ...Notification of examinationsVacancies ...

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