[4411]

~lltr~rnmcnt OF

·WESTERN A TJSTRALIA. [Published by Authority at 3'30 p.m.]

[RRGISTEltED AT l'HE G}~NERAI. POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION BY pos'r AS A NBWSPAPER.]

----.------------------------------------------------No. 73.J PERTH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22. [1911.

'--_._----------_._-_. No, 1 :Jfl;i4.--C.S.0.

Balli: If aliilay at Broome.

PIWGLAMA'l'ION \:VESTER~ ATJST1~.\LTAJ ( By T-Ils Excellency Su Gerald Strick-

'TO \Vl'1'. 5 land, Count dC'lla Calena, Knight

G. S'l'nrCELAsD, Governor.

[L.S.] 1/19] 1.

COll1111ander of the lVTost DistingUished Order of St. Trfichael and St. George, Governor in ftnd ovor the State of \Vestoru Australia and its Depend­encies, etc., etc., etc.

IN pursu:U1ei' of the prm·isions contaillCll in the fifth section of "'I'hp Bank llolidays Ad, ] 884," T, the Governor of the sfti.:! State, do by this my Proclamation appoint

Thursday, Ute 28th December, 1911,

a special clay to be obseryod as a Bank IIoli(li1y in tho Town of Broome.

GiYcn under Illy han(l and tIl(' T'11111i(: Sefd of the said State, "at Perth, this 20th clay o~ D{!Celllher, 1911.

By His l~xccl1oncy's Commall11,

J. l\L DREW, Colonia I f:h~{',I'Chll',v.

GOD SA YJ~ THE KTNG! ! !

No. 139;31.-(;.8.0.

The Fisheries Act, 1905.

RemLlations 1·e Crayfish.

PROCLA:M:A'I'lON vVESTERN

TO AUSTRAI"IA, } By His Excellency Sir Gerald Strick­WIT. land, Count della Catena, Knight

G. STRICKLAND, Governor.

[L.S.]

:3797/11.

Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George. Governor in and over the State of Western Australia and its Depend­encies, etc., etc., etc.

WHEREAS by "The }'isheries Act, 1905," it is pro­vided that the Goyernor may, by Proclamation, declare, inte1' alia, that any 'West Australian waters shall be closed against the taking of any prescribed species of

fish by any means whateYer, or against fishing generally, by any method of captmo, during any specified time in any year f And fm· the 1110re effectual conservation of the fish supply: and for the protection of the spa,Yning and feeding grounds [or immature fish, that the whole or any defined 1'ortion of any W'cst Australian ,Yatcrs shall be closed against tho use of fisi) ing nets or fishing lines, or of 01the[· such methods of catching fish,Jor snch term as the Govern01· shall think fit: And whereas it is rloomed expedient :-

'1'0 prohibit dnring the mouths of November, De­cember, and ,January in each and every year to take any female Crayfish carrying ova on the unc1ersitle of the tftil or abdomen in any portion oJ the S8ft; and also that during these said months it shall be unlawful to offer for sale, or have in possession any sneh female Cray­fish:

Nmy therefore I, tho saW Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Exocutive Coullcil, do hereby declare as follows:-

It shall be unJa,yj'ul for any person to take, or remove in any lllauner whatever, during the :l1onths of Noycmber, December, and .TannaTY III each am1 CY8ry year, allY female Crayfish canying ova on the underside of the tailor abdomen, in any portion of the sea; and also that it shall be nnhlv;ful during the said mouths to offor for sale, or haY8 in possession, any such female Crayfish.

Every person committing a breach of these Regula­tions shall be liable, on conviction, to a penalty of not more than 'f,Yonty pounc1s (£20), and shall forfeit the implements used and all fish which shall have been taken.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the saic1 State, at Perth, this 19th clay of December 1911. '

By His Excellency's Command,

J. 1\1. DREW, Colonial Secretary.

GOD SAVE THE KING! ! !

4412

No. 13952.-C.8.0.

l'he Fislieries Act, 1905.

Closed Waters.

PIWCLAiVIATION 'WESTERN AURTRALIA, l By His Excellency Sir Gerald Striclc-

TO WIT. 5 land, Count della Catena, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished

G. STRICKLAND, Order of St. Michael and St. George, Governor. Governor in and over the State of

'Western Australia and its Depend-[L.S.] cneies, etc., etc., etc.

5797/11. WI-IER]GAS by "Tho :E'ishcries Act, 1905," it is pro­vidoLl tJu:t the GOVCl'llOr may, by Proclamation, declare, 'inter (llill, that any Vvcst Australian wators shall be ciosc(l ~lgainst: the taking of any prescribed species of fish by ;wy Il"~ans whatever, or against :fishing generally, by any method of during any specifietl time in any yem: And {'oj' moro effectu1l1 conserVlLtion of the fish supply, and fer the protection of the spawning ~m<1 for ilJlmature fish, that the whole

portion of any vV:est Australbn waters shall be eiosed against thQ usc of fishing nots 01' fishing lines, or of either such mclhods of catching :fish, for such term as the GO'.'Cl'l101· skJI thillkflt: Aud whereas it is desirable that the ,vaters llesc.Tibod in the several Sclwdl1les hereto lii10111d be (leclarod closed, as heroin after provided: Now thel'\Cfol'c the said Gon~rnor, by and with tho a(h'ice rtnd of tho Executive Council, do horoby (Ieclaeo as follows:-

(1.) That alI those waters defined in the as hereinafter ally, anil by evt'l'y of :fishing lines not the dab, of the Government inclusive; and

of the West Australian Schedule hereto shall, oxcept

be closed against fishing gOllor-of (except by moans

or bultmvs), from this Proclamation in the

day of December, 1912,

(2.) 'l'hat all those portions of the West Australian waters (leiinod in tho Second Schedule hereto shall be closed against fishing generally, and by eycl'Y means of capture (except by moans of fishing Jines not being long Jines or bultows), from the date of the publication of this Procl:anatioll in the Government G(ccllc to the 30th of April, 1912, and from the 1st day of No-vember tho :31st clay of Deccmber, 1912, inclusive; and

(3.) '['hat all those portions 0:[ the Vi est Australian waters defined in tho 'l'hire! SchcLlule heroto shall be closed against :fishing generally, and Lv Ineans of capt111'e moans of 'linos being long linGS or from the dato the publication of this Proelamation tho Go'vernmont Gazette to the :.JIst day of March, H)]~, aUll from the 1st day of October to the :)1 8t day of Deccmbor, 1912, inclusive; and

(4.) 'I'hat thoso 0:[ tho \Vest Australian waterS' llofinod ill the :D'onrth Schedulo heroto slm]] be closod against genorally (except for prawns) by means of n ny 11ot, or by means of allY not con-taining or having attadwr1 thereto a bag, cod, or pockot, from tho date of the publication of this Proclamation in the Government Cia:.cl/;c to tho 31st d~ty of Decomber, HJl2, inelusive; a11(1

(5.) That thoso POl'tiollS waters ([dined ill the closed against ilw f;YOl', from the datc of ti,lll in the Oo['cl'I1l11('lLl

j)cC:OlnUCl', 1 D 12, ill(jlUt;Jvc.

of the ''vV cst Australian Schcllulo horoto shall be

by any means ,y!tat­of this Proclrumt­

to the 31st day of

F'il's{ Scheible. A.

'The Smm HiveI' and its tributaries from the Narrows at Mill Point, in PCl'th Water, upwal'Cls; the Swan Hiver downwards 1'1'0111 a lino drawn from the shore ewl of Point 'Walter Jetty to tho Southern extremity of Point Resolution; and that portion of the sea within [l radius of a quartor of a mile from the "Western ex­tremity of the North idole, J;'rcmantl{), and the Canning Ri\'Qi' and its tributaries from the Lo\\'or Cf\llning Bri(l<Ye upwards. :E1xcept for prawns (vide separate Proclamati~n of even date.)

B. Th{) :Murray River, the Serpentine River, the entrance

to Peel's Inlet, and tho portion of the sea as follows:-

vV.A. [DEC. 1911.

No.1 Bank. (Portion of the sea and entrance to Peel's Inlet.) :Bounc1ed by a line starting from the most Westerly

portion of Hall's Point, and extending North ono­quarter of a mile; thence East to the sea-shore, and along it to the entrance to Peel's Inlet Sonthward and Eastward to a Point East of the East end of Creery Island; thence West to the said cIlll and IV'estward along the South shore of the said Creery Island to its Southern­most point; thence "Westerly to the South-East corner of 11:urray Location 5; thence in a general Northerly direction by the "Western shore of the entrance to Peel's Inlet an(1 the soa-shoro to tho starting point. Previded always, that such portion of the said waters which is situatod North or North-West and sealYllnl of the bar at the ontrance to Pecl's Inlet, near Mandurah, shall (except within a radins of a quarter of a mile from any opening 1'01' the time being through the bar), be opon for fishing generally from tho 2'lth day of March, HJl~, to tho 15th clay of lIfay, 1!Jl2, both days inclusive,

No.2 Bank.

(Including the whole of the Murray and Serpentine Rivers, with their estua;ries.)

Boumle<1 by a lino stm'ting 1'1'0111 a point on tho East­ern shore of Peel's Inlet situated East of the Southern­most point of Goongoo]l1p Island, and extending Vvest through tho said point for half-a-milc; thence North to the saW shore of Peel's Inlet, and along it Southerly to the starting point. '1'0 include also the Murray River and Sorpentine River, with their estuaries, tributaries, lakes, and lagoons the waters of which, at any time of the year, have access directly or indirectly to the sea.

C. Koombana Bay, as follows:-That portion of Koom­

bana Bay situated Southward of a line extending about 64 degrees from the junction of the stone eauseway with the Bunbury Jetty, to a white post on the shore of North Bunbury.

D. The waters of tho J:'reston River, the Collie River, the

Brunsv:ick River, and the Capel RiYer, with their tribu­taries.

E. 'l'oby's Inlet, as i"ollmrs:-The whole of Toby's Inlet

and that portion of tho sea \yithin a radius of a quarter of a mile from the mouth of Toby's Illlct.

:D'. Kalgan River and King River, and portions of Oyster

Harbour as follows (1.) Kalgan River and King River and portion of

Oyster. Harbour, bounded by lines starting from Point Henty and extending Southward along the Il\Testern shore of Oyster Harbour about 20 chains; thence South-East­erly to a point on the Eastern shore of Oyster Harbour aforesaid situate 15 chains Southward from Swan Point; thence N Ol'thward and Westward alO!lg part of the Eastern and N orthel'll shores of the said Ovster Har­bour to a point N ortll f"om Point Henty; th~nce Sonth to the starting point.

(2.) Entrallco to Oyster Harbour: '['he North and South boundaries, being East and West linGS passing through points situate 10 chains North and 10 chains South respectively from Emu Point; tho East and Vi est boundaries being the East and 'West shores of tho said entranco.

G.

Denmark aml Hay RivOl's (near AlbaEY), and portions o1'\l1i1son's Inlet as follows

(1.) Denmark I~iyeT and that porti on of ,"\Tilson's Inlet within a radius of hali'-a-mile from the mouth of the saiel Denmark l~iver,

(2.) Hay River a1ll1 that portion of vVih;on's Inlet within a radius of hali'-a-mile hom the mouth of the said Hay River.

H. 'Taylor (Nannarup) Inlet (neal' Albany): 'l'ho whole.

r. 'l'hompson's Bay, Rottnest Island, as follows :-Prom

Point Phillip to Phillip Rock Beacon; thence to Duck Rock Beacon; thence to Bathurst Point.

.1. I~ast and vVest of Geraldton Jetties as follows :-'1'hat

portion of the ocean waters extending from a point 100 yards to the I~ast of the Geralt1ton Railway ,1e',ty to a point 100 yards to ':17 cst of the said jetty nnll half-a-

mile seaward; and that portion of the ocean waters ex-

DEC. 22, 1911.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 4413

tending from a point 100 yawls to the East of the Geraldton Esplanade J'etty to a point 100 yards ,Vest of the said jetty, and haIf-a-mile sem'n!xd.

K. All portion of 'Western Australian ,'Wiers known as

the "Dead ,Vater," situate in Sussex Location No. 11. , l~.

Portion of Cockburn Sound as follows :-That portion of the ocean waters lying South of a line extending Eastward from the extreme end of Point John to a point on the sea-coast situate 20 chains North-Eastward of the shore and of the Rockingham Jetty.

111. All that portion of 'Western Australian waters con­

tained in the Vasse aud ,Vonnerup Estuaries.

Secolld Scheduic. East and West of Bussclton :fetty as follow8:-(a.) That portion of the ocean waters extending from

the East side of the Busselton .Jetty one mile ancI a-half along the foreshore and half-a-mile seaward.

(b.) That portion extending from the VlTest side of the said jetty one-half mile along the foreshore and haIf­a-mile seaW,!>rc1 during a period of six months.

Third Sched~Llc. 'North-West and South-J<Jast of a point locally known

as the Fish Rock, in Geographe Bay, as follows:-(a.) That portion of the ocean waters extendino'

from the North-West of' the J,'ish Rod;: half-a-111i1e along the foreshore and a qlUll'tcr of a mile semyard.

(b.) That portion extending from the South-East of the said point ha.If-a-mile along the foros11o]'o amI a quarter of a mile seaward during a period of' six months.

Fourth Schedule. The Swan River and its tributaries. The Canning River and its tributaries.

Fifth Sc71ed1de. Rottnest Island: "Within the sea limits of hnlf-fl-milo

from the high-water mark. Koombana Bay. The Swan RiYer.

Given under my hani! and the Publie Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 19th day of Dec·ombor, 1911.

By His Exccllenq's Coml)JfllHl,

.T. M. DRlDW, COIOll ial Secretary.

GOD SA V1D THE KING! ! !

No. 13953.-C.S.0. The Fi.sher'ies Act, 1000.

Closed TV ateTS.

PROCLAl\fA TION WESTERN

TO AUSTRALIA) 1 By I-liE' Excellency Sir Gerald Strick­WIT. S land, Count della Catona. Knight

G. STRICKLAND, Governor.

[L.S.]

5797/11.

Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of ~t. Michael and St. George. Governor In and over the State of Western Australia and its Depend­encies, etc.. etc,: etc.

WHEREAS by "The Fisheries Act, 1905," it is pro­vided that the Governor may, by Proclamation, declare inter alia, that any West Australian 'waters shall b~ closed against the taking of any prescribed species of fish by any means whatever, or against fishing gBllerally, by any method of capture, during any specifiel1 time in any year: And for the more effectual conservation of the fish supply, and for the protection of the spawninR: and feeding gI'ounds for immature fish, that the whol~ or any defined portion of any West Australian waters shall be closed against the use of fishing nets or .fishinCf lines, or of either such methods of catching fish, [or such term as the Governor shall think fit: And whereas it is desirable that the ,mters described in the Schec1ule hereunder should be declared closed, as hereinafter pro­vided: Now therefore I, the saia, Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby declare as follows:-

That those portions of the Western Australian waters defined in the Schcc1111e herem:ller s;ml1 be closed agaiust

the taking of prawns, by means of any net other than a hand-scoop net, from the date of the publication of this Proclamation in the Government Gazette to the 31st December, 1912, inclusive.

And I, the said Governor, by and with the advice of the EXGcuti,-e Council, and in the exercise o[ the powers conferred by the said Act to make regulations for the purpose therein mentioned, do hereby declare that the leugth of nets to be used for prawning in the Swan or Canning ~iyers ill waters open for prawning shall not exceed 2.J fathollls in length, and the mesh thereof shall not be less than one-half inch.

Schedule. That :portion of the Swan River extending downwards

from a hne drawn from Point 'Walter to Point Resolution and the S\\'an River extending upwards from the Narrows at :Mill Point.

That p'ortion of the Canning River extending up\\'ards from a 1me elrawn clue South from Salter"s Point.

Given uncler my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 19th day of December, 1911.

By His Excellency's Command,

J. .lVI. DREW, Colonial Secretary.

GOD SAYE THE KING ! ! !

PROCLAJYLATION (under 60 Vict., No. 22, Sec. 6.)

vVBSTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His J<Jxcellency Sir Gerald Strick-TO WIT, J land, Count della Catena, Knight

Commander of the Most Distinguished G. STIlICKLA);D, Order of St. Michael and St. George,

Governor. Governor in and over the State of Western Anstralia and its Depend-

[L.S.] cncies, etc., etc .• etc. vWHERJi]A S by "'1'he 'rransfer of Land Act, 1893, Amenclment Act, 1896" (60 Vict., No. 22), the Governor is empowered, by Proclamation in the Govemment GCLzette, to revest in His Majesty, as of his former estate, all or any lands whereof His Majesty may become the registered proprietor: And whereas His Majesty is ll(m- tho )'ogistcrec1 proprietor of Kojonup Location 3263,

in the Oifice of 'ritles in Permit No. 336: therofore I, the said Governor, 'Tith the advice and

consent of the Execlltiy() Council, cl0 by this Proclama­tion rm'cst ill His Majesty, his heirs and successors Ko.iollup Location 3263 aforesaid, as of his former estate:

GiYon under my hand aud the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 19th day of December 1911. '

By His Excellency's Command,

THOMAS H. BATH, Minister for Lands.

(lOD SAV g '.l'HE KING! ! !

The Roads Act, 1911.

ORDER IN C0U:NCIL. At tho Executive Council Chamber, at ·Perth, this

19th day of December, 1911.

Present: His Excellency the Governor.

'rhe Honomables-The Premier. '1'he Minister for Lands. W. C. Angwin, lVI.L.A.

WHEREAS by Section 139 of "The Roads Act, 1911 " it is provided that, subj ect to the provisions of "The Permanent ReseJ"Yos Act, 1899," the Governor may place

Public Reserve nnder the control and mana0"8ment a R,oad Board, and that for the purpose of conb:ollinO"

or managing such lieseI've the Board shall have all th~ poy,er of a Board of Parks and Reserves appointed under "The Parks aml Resen-os Act, 1895," together with the po,Yers conferred by "'1'h8 Roads Act 1911": And whereas it is expedient that Reserve No. 7080 (Common, lIIarble Bar) should be placed under the control and management of the JYlarble Bar Road Boanl: Now there­for~, His Excellency the Governor, by and with the adYlc~ and, consent of the Executive Council, and in exerCIse of the power conferred by the recited section of "'rhe Roads Act, 1911," doth h07eby place the said Reserve under the control and management of the Marble Bar Road Board.

BERNARD PARKER,

Clerk of the Council.

4414 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 22, 1911.

The Goldfields Wale'!' Supply Aot, 1902. (2 Edwd. VII., No. 33.) ORDER IN COUNCIL.

At the Executive Council Chamber, at PeTth, this 12th day of December, 1911.

Pl'esent: His Excellency the Governor.

The Honourables-The Minister for Lands. The Attorney General. W. C. Angwin, :iYLL.A.

Wf.HEREAS by Section 20 of "The Golclfields Water Supply Act, 1902," the Governor may, by order in Council, constitute and define the boundaries of a Water Area for the purpose of the said Act, aud may from time to timo altor tho boumlaries of the ~Water Area: Anti whereas by Order in Couucil dated the 11th day of February, 1903, the boundaries of a Water Area were duly constituted and defined: And whereas the boundaries of the said Water Area were alterec1 by Order in Coun­cil dated 30th November, 1910: An(1 \vh(,l'oas it is de­sirable to further alter the boundaries of the Water Area as defined by the aforesaid 01'(ler in Council: Now, therefore, His Excellenc'y the Gov01'nol', by and with the advice of the Executi\'e Council, and under the powers of the said Act, doth order th:Lt as and from this oate the boundaries of the said IVater Area shnll be constituted an(l defined as follo\\-s:-

An the land situated within It cirelc IU1\-i11g it~ ~pniTe at the Miclland Junction Post Office nnc1 haying a l'adius of five (5) miles in length, but cxelnc1illg the portion of such land South of a line commencing :It the inter­section of the snic1 circle \yith tho N orih-I~ast~el'n boun­dary of Location 'J', running th(,11('(' South-li~nsjerl~' along the said North-East boun(l:11'V oj' l~,()cati()n 'r i"(l the C()l1tre of the Swan "River; 111<3neO North-Em:t nlong the centre of the S'l'flll Hhcl' to a point Iii! cst of the IV estern corner of Location 27; thence along ;.rorth-l~nst('Tn bOllll­dary of Location 28 to its illtprscdiml with the saia circle.

All the laud situate(l to 010 EnstwHn[ of a~ linc drawn North and South through the Swan Vi(cW l~nil,my Station and situated within fifty (50) miles of' the pi110 main from Helena IVeir to :Mt. Charlotte Rcscl'I'oir, Ka 1-goodie, on either side of the saic1 pipe main aml through­out the length thereof, but exelnding thernfToll1 thnt portion comprisec1 iu the Canning RORcrvoir ~Watershec1 Heserve 5913 and Victoria Reservoir Catehll1cnt Re­serve 1774.

All the land sitnate<1 within a cireJe having it~ centre at the Mt. Charlotte Reservoir, Knlgoorlip, nTHl hayinO' a radius of fifty (50) miles. b

P.O. 284.

BBRNARD Pi\RKl~R, Clerk of the ConuciL

JUSTICES OF TIm PBACK

Premier's Oillec, PNth, 21st Deecmhcr, 1911,

HTS Excellency the Governor in Cmmeil has heC'n pleasec1 to :1J1point the followi ng gentlel11en as .T ustices of the Peace:-

P,O, 329/11,-1-101'11('rt Henry Bolton, Esqnirc, of North Fremantle, and \\Trilliam ~White, TDs(]uirc, of North Pro­mantle, for the Premmltle Magisterial District.

P,O, 21/11.-Eli;jah H,icharc1 Bell, Bsqnire, of Wood­:1llilling, for the Katanuing -:vragisterlal District.

P.O, 10Gl/9S.-Frec1erick Leslie 'rhomns, Bsquire, of ]'vleelmtllarra, fOl' the Murchison Magist('rinJ District, in lieu of the Coolgardie ]l;fagisterial District.

P.O. 188/05.-.T ohn Paul Harris, Esquire, of Minnie­vale, for the Northam Magisterial District, in lieu of the Coo Ig[trClie Magisterial District.

P.O, 325/11.-Herbert William Gibbs, Es(]uire, of Sonth Perth, for the Perth 11agisterial District.

P.O, 97/10.-Samuel Faull, Bsqllire, of !\Ifaylanc1s, for the Perth Magisterial District,

P.O, 9/0G . ..:....Charles Henry Counsel, TDsquire, of North­ampton, for the Victoria Magisterial District, in lieu of the Northam Magisterial Distl'iet,

P,O. 129/11,-Francis .Joseph Bethcl', Bsquiro, of Harvey, for the vVellington Magisterial District.

P,O, 17G/ll.-.Tames .Johnston J\faedollnld, Esqnire, of Quairading, for the York Magisterial Distriet.

His Bxcellency the Governor in Council has also been pleased to accept the resignations of tho following J us­tioes of the Peace:-

P.O. 178/11.-William 'l'homas Isaac, Esquire, of Kal­goodie, for the East Coolgarc1ie Magisterial District,

P.O, 142/0G,---1William Dowll, Esquire, of Gwalia, for the Mount :Margaret :iVIagisterial District.

P.O. No. 281.

A, COLENSO KESSELL,

Secretary to the Premier,

Premier's Office, Perth, 21st November, lin 1.

THE following Despatch anc1 enclosure, received by Bis Excellency tho Governor from the gight Honourable the Secretary of State; for the Colonies, are published for general information.

WES'fERN AUSTRALIA,

No. 100. Sir,-

A. COLENSO KESSELL,

Secretary to t.he Premier.

Downing Street, 17th October, 1(lll.

I have the honon1' to transmit to YOll, for the information of your Ministers, copies of a Notice issued by tho Nobel Committee of the Norwegiau Parliament with regm'd io the nomilmtions for the Nobel Peace Pri7.e of U)]2.

') I have t,o request that your Ministers will be so good ,1,S

to cause the conditions of the Prize to be made known to those bodies and persons who are qualified to nominate candidates,

:3. It will be observed that the nmncs of candic1:t1es should be received by thc Nobel Committee before the 1st of February, 1912.

I have, etc" (Sgrl.) L. 11 A HCOUH'J'.

Governor Sir Gerald Stric1dall(l, K.C,.i\l.G., . . . ". &c., &0., &c.

Det Norslce Stortings Nobellcomite. Nobel Gmmnilll'f 0/

the N o1"1vcgian Pm'liamcnt.

NOBEL PEACJ~ pmZR

All proposals of candidates for the Nobel Peace ]>ri7.e, which is to be distributed December 10th, U1l2, must, in order to be taken into consic1eration, be laid bcfore the Nobel Committee of the Norwegian Parliament by a duly qWLliGcd pcrson before the (vrst of Ji'ebruCl1'y of the same year.

Anyone of the following pcrsons is held to bo duly qualifiec1: (a) Members and late members of the Nobel Committee of the Norwegian Parlimnent, as well as U'P advisers appointed at the Norwegian Nobel Institute; (h) Members of Parliament ana Members of Government of the different States, as well as members of the Interpftrliament1lry Union; (c) Members of the International Arbitmtion COllrt at the Hague; (cl) ~Members of the Commission of the Permanent International Peace Bureau; (c) 110m bers and Associates of the Institute of International L:lIY j (1') University Professors of Political Seioncc :1I1il of Law, of History and of Philosophy; and (g) Perso]]:,; who have received the N abe) Peace Prize.

The Nobel Peace Prize may also be accorded to institutions or associations.

According to the Code of Statutes, Section 8, tho grounds upon which any proposal is made must be stated, and handec1 in aloug with such papers ana other documents as may therein be referrea to.

According to Section 3, every written work, to qualify for a prize, must have appeared in print.

For particulaTS, qualified pe1"SOnS :lrc requested to apply to the Office of the Nobel Committee of the Norwegian Parlia­ment, Drammensvei 19, Kristiania,

DEC. 22, 1911.] ~~~~ __ ~_~_---=G::...:O=-\~_T~E: __ R_N~~J.-:.l\ __ f=E=N __ T=-~ ---.--:.G=A=Z=-'.1E=J=T-=T~E ___ ". __ \h; __ T~.~~A_~~ _.~ ___ ~~_~~ _____ -----==

INDUN CIVIL SERVlCE EXAMINATIONS.

Premier's Office, Perth, 21st November, 1911.

P.O. 280. P.O. File 276/11. 11' is hereby notified, for general information, that the Honourable the Premier has received copies of the Regn~ lations and other papers, issued by the Ciyil Service Com~ missioners, respecting the Examinations for the Civil Ser~ vice of India to be held in August, 1912, wliich paper~ may be inspected at this Office.

A. COLENSO KESSELL, Secretary to the Premier.

C.S.O. 3214/9. l~xecl{iive Council Office,

Perth, 12th December, 1911. AT a llleeting 0 f the .I£xecutive Council, held this day, Ris JDxeelIency tlw Gov8rllOl" was pleased to approve of the following disposition of Departments and Votes uniler lhe control of l'csponsible Ministers: --

1. PRI~;\UER A;'\1) COI~ONIAL T]~I~ASUR.ER:

Premior '8 OJ'lke. Treasury:

Audit. Taxation. GoVel'llillont Stores. London AgclJ(;Y. Lithographic. Tc wlcl' 130ard. GovcrllHwut Savings Bank. . Printing. Pellsions an,] .Retiring and Compassiollate Allow~

;-1 HeCS.

[{efunds and M isccllil1lGOUS Services. !Jjicntl',Y alld Scientific Grants. l'n bJic Se]'vil'o COlllmissioner. StatoHoteJs. Inspection of Liquors.

:2. MDHSTlm FOn LANDS AND AGHICULTURE: Lands and S·nr·veys:

Woods and Forests.

Ligr'i(}uU1Lre:

Agricultural Bank. Stock. Rabbits.

3. JlHNISTEH FOR MINES AND RAILWAYS: Mines:

Geological Survey. State Batteries. Mines Water Supply. Mining School. Explosivcs and Analytical. Inspection of Machinery.

Bailu:ays and l'mmways.

4. A'l''l'ORNEY GENERAL AND MINIS1'ER FOR EDUCA'l'ION:

Crolen Law:

Suprcme Court. Otlicial neceiver in Bankruptcy. Curator of Intestate Estates. Sheriff. Stipendiary Magistracy. Lands Titles and Deeds. Electoral

Education.

5. II:IJNIS'L'ER ]'OR WORKS: Public Works:

C:ol1stnlctiol1 of .Railways and ~l'ramways. Roads and Bridges. Harbour and River Worl,s. 'Water Supply and Sewerage. Municipalities and Hoad Boards.

G. COLONIAL S~CRETARY: Immigration. Charities. Fisheries. Friendly Societies and Industrial Arbitration. Gaols. Harbonr and Light. Lunacy. :i\JCllical awl Public Health. Obsel'nttory. Police. Public Gardens. Registry. Rottnest. Aborigines.

By ordor of His Excellency the Goyernor,

BERd'-rAHD PARKER, Clerk of Council.

U;xecu ti ve Oouncil Otlice, Perth, 12th December, 1911.

1'1' is hereby llotiiieCl, for general information, that His Excclleney tho GO\'crnor ill Executive Council has been pleased to approyo of the Hon. J. E. DodCl, M.L.C., assisting the Hon. Colouial Secretary by attending to matters relating to:-

Friendly Societies, Labour Bureau, Early Closing,

.Factories, and incIustrial Arbitration .

And of the Hon. W. C. Angwin, M.L.A., assisting the Hon. Colonial Secretary by 1tttending to matters relating to:-

Medical and Public Health, Innnigl'atioll, and Oharities.

By order of His Excellency the Govornor

BEI{N AHD P ARKE~ Olerk of Council.

Treasury, Perth, 21st December, 1911.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to appoint O. Dalziel, Acting Wharfinger, Broome, to be a Heceiver of Revenue.

'Also E. J. 'l'hurklc, Acting Helief WharfinO"er Derby ,to be a Heceivor of Revenue, during the absen~e ~n leav~ of Wharfinger Pearson.

Also H. S. Child to be Paying Officer and Receiver of Revenue, Department of Agriculture as from the 11th instant, during the absence on leave ~f Mr. Stott.

L. S. ELIOT, Under Treasurer.

GOVERt'J]I;IEN'l' SAVINGS BANK.

J T is hereby notified, for public information, that on and after tho 6th January proximo, the Savings Bank Branch at GeraJdton will be open on Saturday evenings, for the receipt of c1eposits, between the hours of 7 p.m. ancl 9 p.m.

L. S. ELIOT, UncleI' Treasurer.

Th.e T!easury,

4416 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 'vV.A. [DEc. 22, 1911.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.

Tho Treasury, Perth, 20th December, 1911. APPLICATIONS arc invited by the Commonwealth Publie Service Commissioner from persons qualified for appointment to the following positions:-

Position. Looality.

L. S. ELIOT, Under Treasurer.

Division, Class or Grade, and Salary. Applications returnable.

TreaSU1'Y, Victol·ia.

Clerk, 4th Class (two positions) I Melbourne, Pensions '\ Clerical, £185 to £285. Applicants should I Branch, Central Staff have generallmowledge correspondence,

and he competent to examine claims and prepare statmnellts of cnSC3

30th inst.

Depal'tment 'l','ade and Customs, Westm'J1 Aush·alia.

Caretaker, Grade IV. Fremantle General, £132 to £150, less 10 per cent. for rent; allowance at rate of fj per cent. on s~11ary is paid in addition to salary; quarter3 : five rooms, bathroom, and pantry

Do.

Postmaster Gencl'aZ's Department, New South Wales.

Senior Sorter, Grade VIr. North Sydney ... ... I General, £174 to £180 Do.

Queenslcmc!.

Postmaster, Grade VI. "'1 Ayr I

Clerical, £210 to £235, less 10 per cent. for rent; district allowance, scale 1; quarters, seven rooms and kitchen

Do.

South Aust,'alia.

Postmaster, Grade V. Postmaster, Grade VI.

No. 130;35.-C.S.0.

Rundle Street Hergott Springs

APPOIN'1'MEN'l'S A.ND R]~SIGNA'rIONS.

Colonial Socretary's Office, Perth, 22nd Decemher, 1011.

HIS Excellency the Goyornor in Council has heen pleased to make the following appointments:-

5240/1l.-W. H. ]Janis to act, tompol'ariJ.y, as Assist­ant District Registrar of Births, Deaths, 1111(1 :Marriages for the Jrwin Hcgistry District, to reside at '1'hroe Springs; appointment to (late frnl1l 28th December, 1911.

5780/11.-F. L. McDonncll to be District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and :i\!IalTiages for the Phillips River Registry District, to reside at Ravcnsthorpe, vice L. L. Crockett; appointment to date from 3nl ,Jannary, 1912.

379/11.-F. J. liVallace to he a memher of the ¥ouaume Local Board of Health, for period CUlling 31st May, 101A" vice VV. .J. Eva, resigned.

3413/10.-Dr. Y. J\{olonoy to bo Special Medical Officer in connection with tho outbrcak of leprosy among natiyos in the HoeLoUl'no DistYict, from 18th July to tho 28th N ovolllber, 1911.

And to approv~ of tho following l'o-appointments:-4387/11.-P. I,V. Steere to be Chairman 0 E the Bun­

hmy Harbour Board, until tho 30th .Jnllo, 1912.

:l29il/lO.-'l'he Honourable Sil' .J. W. Haekett, LL.D., M.L.C., and iHr. '1'. P. Draper, [(.C., from (ho 1st May, 1011, and Dr. A .• 1- H. Saw, liLA., j\L D., from the 1st November, 1911, to bo (l0\'01'110rS of the High School, Perth.

}l'. D. NOH~l'H,

UncleI' Secretary.

I Clerical, £260 to £285; no quarters Do. Do. , Clerical, £210 to £235, less 10 per cent.

for rent; district allowance, Scale II. ; (lUarters: five r00111S and kitchen

No. 13036.~C.S.O.

:MUNICIPAL COl~FOHA'l'JOI\S ,\C'r, 1906.

4122/11. Colonial Secretary's Office,

Perth, 8th December, 1911.

IN accordance with the provisions of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1906," the Minister directs it to be notified that a petition has been received at this office, signed with the Common Seal of the Municipality of N ()wcastie, the substance and prayer of which is that the said Municipality be dissolved.

P. D. NOH1'H, Uncler Secretary.

No. 13037.-C.S.0.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.

,3£18/11. Colonial SecretarY'8 Office,

Porth, 8th December, 1911, 11\ accorclancc ",ith the provisions of "The Municipal Corporations Act. 1906," the Jlilinistel' directs it to be noti fieel that petition has heen received at this office, s'guo(l ",ith the Common Seal of the Municipality of Menzics, the substance and prayer of which is that the said J\Jllnicipality be dissoh·ed.

P. D. NORTH,

Under Secretary,

DEc. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE~ '-lv.lL 4417

No. 13956.-C.S.0.

fliUNICIP AL ELECTIOJ\'R

Colonial Secretary's Office, ll5/ n. Perth, 22nd December, 19l1.

IT is hercby notified that returns of the Election of Officers to sen-o on the Councils of the umlermcntioned Municipalities have been received at this Office:-

Municipaldy of Coites/oe. :ilIayor-Wisdom, EYan A., j\,Llu\. (unopposed). Councillors-North Warcl: Doscas, .J. P.; South Ward:

Hill, G. W.; East Ward: Medcalf, F. Auc1itor-Manthorpe, C. K

Broome M7micil)ulily. Mayor-Norman, Hugh Dayis. Councillors-Capes, H. K W.; Grimwood, C. n.;

Rogers, J. M.; Hall, W. C., (extmorc1inary election) nce ];'onton, J. C., resigned.

Auclitor-Hackworthy, C. W.

Municipality of MOlmt ]J10T.ijan8. iliIayor--D 'Al'cy, William P. (re-elected). Councillors-Farrell, P.; Kealy, K; Pond, A. J. Auditor-Marshall, A. (ro-elocted).

East Frelllantle ][unicipalily. iliiayor-Allen, Joseph Francis (retmned unopposed). Councillors-v'Vest yVard: YV. A.; Ccmtml

Ward: Farrington, C. R. unopposod); East Ward: Boultbee, G. ]~. llnoppesell).

Auditor-Easton, F. (l'etl1l"llcci ullopposed).

Malcolm jJ[1U!ici/ i (ll1'iy.

:Mayor-Elsbury, John (rehn'm'il uno Jl ]losed). COllneillors-Dix, A. (elected unopposed); Brown, A.

J. (elodod unopposed). Anditor-Dayey, YV. YV. (elected unopposed).

:E'. D. NOR'rI-I, Under Secretary.

Crown La,Y Dopartment, Perth, 16th DecembOl", ln11.

THE Honourable the Attorney GenOl"al, ;.toting IlGreill under order of the Goyernor in Council made tho 2'3th day of March, 1906, unc1er the provisions of "'rhe Con­stitution Act, 1889," has been pleased to make the fol­lowing appointments:-

C.J.J.D. 10273/11.-Co11stable .J . .T. Ryan to be Bailiff of the Local Court, Mt. Magnet, vice Conshiblo fitcvcns, transfelTed.

(i.L.D. 996lj11.-Constable Daniel Stc\-ons to he Bailiff of the Local Court, Dongara, 'cice Constable P. F. Hmnilton, as from the 7th instant.

H. G. HAMP'rON, Under Secretaq for Lmr.

Crown Law Departlllent, Perth, 19th December, 19l1.

HilS Excellency the Governor in ExeclltiYe Council has been pleasec1 to' approve of the following appointments:­

C.L.D. 2202/ll.-W. H. Barker, .T.P., to be a member of the Licensing Court for the Pilbara Licensing Dis­trict, vice J. H. Lissiman, c1eceasec1.

C.L.D. 2180/ll.-G. A. Eastaugh, Clerk of Petty Ses­sions, Bunbury, to be Clerk of the Licensing Court for the Forrest Licensing District at Bunbury, vice K J. Jacob, at Collie, as from the 1st Januaq, 1912.

C.L.D. 3855/ll.-L. E. Jones, Clerk of Petty Ses­sions, Wiluna, to be Clerk of the Licensing Conrt for the Murchison Licensing District, at Wiluna, vice S. M. Williams, transferred, as from the 13th Koyember, 1911.

C.L.D. 2198/11.-Corporal M. J. Wolfe, Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Derby, to be Aet.ing CloTk of the Licensing Court for the Kimberley yVest Licensing Dis­trict, at Derby, vice Corporal Bl1ttle, on sick leave.

C.L.D. 5898/11.-Corpora1 1I. J. Wolfe to be Acting Clerk of the Local Court and Acting Clerk to,Magistrates, Derby, vice COTporal Buttle, on sick leave.

C.L.D. 10389/ll.-Alfrci! Bernard Smith to be Acting Electoral Registrar for the Cue Electoral Dist!'id, during the absence on leave of '1'. Y. A. Lang, as from the 14th instant.

H. G. HAMP'1'ON, Under Secretary for Law.

C.L.D. 9541/11. Cro\\"n Law Department,

Perth, 20th December, 1911. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executiye Counell has been pleased to appoint iliiontrose Oscar Stuart Mac­Kenzie as a S'worn Valuator under "The Transfer of Land Act, 1893."

H. G. HAMP'rON, Under Secretary fOT Law.

Crown Law Department;

C.L.D. 10622/11. Perth, 20th December, 1911.

THE HOll. Attorney Genem] has approvell of, the fol­IO'wing appointment as Honoral"y Government 8lcctoral Agent umler "The Electoral Act, 1907":-

TVilliams-N aTrogin District. B01Yelling Pool, via Collie-Raftis, W.

H. G. HAMPTON, Under Secretary for Law.

Crown Law Depnrtlllent, Perth, 20th Decomber, 1$)11.

'l'.HE Hon. Attorney Geuoml has approvo(l of the fol­lowing Callcl'Jiatiolls of Postal Vote Oiricers undot" "'rho Elcetoml Act, 1907":-

CANGl~LLA'rIONS.

Gascoync DislTict. C.L.D. 10497/11.

Boolathall:l Station-Howan, C. II.

Gcrahlton District. 'White Penk-HYIllUS, SydilCy j"rc(lorick.

Irwin District.

Dalldamgall (llfardo)-Frascr, John.

KaZgoo1'Zie D'istrict. Vardon Street, Kalgoorlie-Isaac, 'William Thomas.

ilIenzies District. Comet YV. H.

JJlt. Magnet District. Sanclstonc-Ji'orrest, Geo. D.

7Jh!1"chison District. Wilulla~WmimllS, Stanley Maunder.

rVilMams-N aJ"Togin Dist1·ict. Wicke pin-Begley, W. J.

S71SS00; District. "V onllerup-O 'Leary, Mrs.

C.L.D. 10553/11. Avon DistTiot.

Cunc1erclin-Poat, George.

Perth District. Porth, Hay Street-Collett, F. TV'!.

Roebonrne DistTict. Globe Hill Station-Caesar, F. H. S. Mallina-Campbell, Archibald. Yalll'ey Station-Depledge, T. F.

MooTe·DistTict. Glentromie-Davidson, John.

H. G. HAMPTON, Unc1er Secretary for Law.

Oflice of Public Service Commissioner, Perth, 14th December, 19l1.

IT is hmeby notified, for general information that the followiug (lays ,,"ill be observed as Public Service Holidays throughout the Service:-

Monelay, 25th December, 1911. Tuesc1ay, 26th December, 1911. yVednesr1ay, 27th December, 1911.

1st J auuary, Ul1:2. ~'uesc1ay, 2nd ,January, 1912.

M. E. JULL. Public Service Commissioner.

4418 GOYBJRNMENT 'vV.A. [DEC. 1911.

VACANCIES IN 'rRE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department. Position. Salary. Date returnable.

Agriculture Clerk in Charge Record Office Class" B," Min. £220, Max. 22nd December, 1911. £230

Audit

rel'oasnry (Goverrunent! Stores)

Education

Clerk, tracing and checking entries, etc., under an In­spector

Clerk, checking accounts, keeping ledgers, etc.

*Chief Inspector

Class" E," Min. £170; Max. .£200

Class" E," Min. £170; Max. £180

Class 1, Min. £510; Max. £550

6th January, 1912.

6th January, 1912.

15th January, 1912.

Applications ftl'6 eftlled under Section 38 of "'rhe Publie Service Act, 1904," and are to be addressed to the Public SOl'VlCO CommiBsionor, ftnd sbould be made on the prescribed forms obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads of Departments.

Omcers in Class U 'leo not eligible for promotion to Class F until they have attained to the Maximum of their Class or to 20 years of age, nlld should, therefore, not apply for vacancies to which they bave no claim for promotion.

'-'Applicants should give partieulars of their University degrees or other academic distinctions, also details of their careers ns teachurs, or inspectors.

Ollicc oj' Publi" Service U01llll1issioner, Perth, Slst Deeemhor, 1911.

IllS Exeellon the (ion'rllor ill J~xeclltive Council has approved of following appointment;-

Ex. Co. 'lG"·t; P.S.C. 1;"50i3/ J 1. Vidoria M. vVrighi, llJJdcl' i'ed;iOIl 29 of the Public

SCl'Y:ee Ad, i 0 hc (:Icl'k, ~"()!'thall(I-\Yl'jtiJlg, i'yping, and cOl'l'espolJ(leuee, Mines lJepa I'tlllcnt, at a salary ai' £120 per a1J1l11Ill, as from 1st ,July, 1911.

J\L K .TUI,I" Public Service Commissioner.

Ofilcc of Public Service Commissioner, Perth, ~.lst December, UllJ.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has approved of the amendment of Puhlic Service Regulation 63, by the deletion of the w01'(1s "Public Service Com­missioner,)' in the last line, am1 the insertion in lieu thereof of the words "Pcrnmnellt Head."

M. E. JULI" Public Service Commissioner.

'fOWNSIT.E OF lvIAHIGINIUP.

Amendment oj' i3Olmd(!l'ics.

Department of Lands and Surveys, COlT. 11706/01. Porth, 2211([ Docember, 1911.

HIS Bxcellency the Governor in Executive Council has he en pleased to approve of the boundaries of Mariginiup '.ro\Yl1site being amended to exclude Lot 36.

It. Cl~CIL CLIF'fON, Under Secretary for Lands.

HESUMP'fION 0);' P011TION OF TIMBER LEAS]~. The Land Act, 1898.

Department of' Lands and SUlTeys, COlT. No. 11131/8. Perth, 22nd December, 1911.

NO'l'JCl~ is hereby given that, pUl'snant to Section 126 oJ' "'I'ho Land Act, 18[)8," the 'ilfinister for Lands, with the approval of the Gov0rn01', has resumed so mueh of tho land comprised in 'l'imhcr Lease No. 288/113 granted to Millars' Ka1'1'i & Jarrah Company (1902), Lilllij ed, as is descrihod hereunder, the S}lllle having been, in the opinion of' the Minister, ]ll'<lctically donuded of' marketable Jarrah, Kani, or 'l'u[]rt timber, 01' on which 110 nmrlwtahle Jarrah, Kani, 01' 'fual't timber, in his opinion, is growing;-

Wellington Location 2472, containing 133 acres, as sllJ'veyed and shown on Diagram 39739 in the Depart­mfmt of Lands aml Surveys.

M. E . .TULL, Pnblic Service Commissioner.

Wellington Location 2473, containing 100 acres, as sUl'veyec1 and shown OIl Diagram ij9738 in tho Depart· ment of Lands and Surveys.

R. CECIIJ CIJT);,1'ON, Under Secretary for Lands.

AMENDMEN'I' 0);' ARI~A AND BOUNTIAHIES OJ~ RESERVK

Department of Lands and SUl'vcys, 7644/07. Perth, 22nd December, 1911.

HIS Exeellency the Governor in Executive Council has been plel\secl to approve of the area and boundaries of Heserve No. 11267 being amended as described in the Schedule below, for the purpose therein set forth; the area and boundaries previously published in the Govern­ment Gazette being hereby cancelled:-

MALCOLM (near Mr. George).-No. 11267 (Water, under Act 57 Viet, No. 20).-Bounded by lines start· ing from the 70-mile post on the Lawlers-Malcolm tele­graph lillO, and extending North about 280 chains to a point East oj' the South-East corner of Heserve 8884 (Saudy Soak); thence Bast about 480 chains, South about 3,10 chains, West about 425 chains to the 71-mile post on telegraph line aforesaid, and along said line North-Wesbyarc1 about 80 chains to the starting point. (About 16,155 acres.) (Plans 43/300 and L39 & 36.)

R. CECIL CLIF'fON, Under Secretary for Lands.

Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 22nd December, 1911.

HIS Bxcellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to set apart as Public Reserves the lands described in the Schedules below, for the purposes therein sct forth:-

3138/11. PERT H.-No. 13898 (Church site Welsh Free Church

of W.A.).-Lot 480. Reserve 1]42 is hereby reduced. (32 porches.) (Plan Perth, East.)

H;789/10. AVON (near Lake Yearlcring).-No. 13919 (Public

Utility) .-Location 9798. (480 acres.) (Plan 377 A/ '10. )

H59(i/ll. NINGHAN

Location 778. Shoet 2.)

17787/]0.

(near Mollerin).-No. 13920 (Water).­(299 acres.) (Plans 65/80, and Mollerin,

.AVON (I(orrelocking).-No. ]3930 (Hifle Ha]1oe Hlfle ~lub) .-L~catioll ~9161. (255 ael'( F.) (Plan K~r~ rclocklllg LocatIons; Dlllgram .N orHHllll 1186.)

R. CECIL CLH"l'ON, Unileri'e"J:".b."", ... i'M'. :C~.~ . .J __ ••.. _. ~ .... ,_. __ ~_._ •• , ...... _

DEC. 22, 1911.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 4419

GOVERNl\1:EN'r fuiND SALES.

l)"'lmrtment of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 22nd December, HJll.

THE undermentioned Allotment of Laud will be olIered for Sale, at Pylblic Auction, ou the date aud. ",t the place specified in the Schedule below.

SCII.EDULK

KALGOORLIE. 1912 . . January Sth.-At the Government Land Agent's

OJlicc, at 11 a.m.: Kalgoorlie Lot 2669, 11'., £40 (plus £185 im provemcnts).

Plans and further particulars may be obtained at this Office, or at the office where land is be sold.

N.B.~L'llld sold to a depth of 200 feet below the natuntl surface, except in Mining Districts, where it is granted to a depth of ,to feet only.

R. CECIL OLlE'TON, Under Secretary for Lands.

LO'I'S OPEN FOR SAIJE.

Department of Lands and Surveys, P',rth, 15th December, 1911.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Lots "re now OpGll for sale, under the conditions specified, by public auction, as provided by '''rhe Land Act, ]898," at the following upset prices:-

Corr. No. frOWll. :;os. or Lu1S.

7885/05 Kalgoorlie 2tj(jH

l307j05 Stirling Suburban 57 Area

7453/10 NIt. Barker H)O

COlJ.tlilious.

-~.~--~----~-.-

Town

Suburban

rl'own

£40

£3 per acre

£20

HCIHH.1:ks.

Subject to value of improve­ments existing on this lot, viz., £185, being added to the upset price.

Open only to the owners of land abutting' thereon.

Being closed portion of Lowood Road.

Plans. ~ .. :l)OWillg the lots refcJTcd to, will shortly be obt<!.iua.ble 1I,t Lhis otlice, a.nd the offices of the various GnvenJlJJeut Land Agents.

R. CECIL CLIF'l'ON,

Under Secretary for Lands.

LOTS OPEN FOR SELECTION AS RESIDENTIAL LEASES. Department of Lands and Survey!;,

Perth, 22nd December, lOll.

IT is hereby notified, for ~'eneml inforlllation, tlmt the Undel'llJentiollt,d Lots will be open for selection as ltesidential Leases subject to the l~cegulations publL;hed in the Governrnent Gaxette of 25th October, 1007, on and after the date specified in the Schedule below:-

Corr. No. Town. ]\[ os. of Lots. Capital I Value. Date open. Applications to be lodged at

£ 1m2. 4472/95 North Fremantle ... 237 ... ... . .. . .. 125 Oth January .. . The Department of Lands

238, 240 to 247 inclusive ... 75 each Do. and Surveys, Perth 239 ... ... ... .. . 50 Do. 248 ... ... . .. ... 100 Do.

Applications may be lodged at the office mentioned at any time prior to the date specified, and any ~LPl)lications so lodged will be deemed to have been lodged on that day.

In the event of two or more applications for the same lot, priority will be determined as prescribed by Sec. 17 of "'l'he Land Act, 1898," and Sec. 2 of "'1'he Land Act Amendment Act, 1900."

In the event of any applicant obtaining a lot on which there are improvements not erected or ,nvued by such applicant, he shall pay the fair value of such improvements to the Land Agent 01' ·Warden at the places mentioned before his application is approvnd.

Intending '"pplicnnts ".1'0 requested to lodge their applications before the date specified, and are reminded that it is tlllnecessary to employ an agGllt, "8 applications may be lodged personally or sent through the post.

Reserve 2022 is hereby reduced.

Plans, showing the arrangement of the lots referred to, will shortly be obtainable at this office.

R. CECIL CLIFTON, Under Secretary for Lands.

4420 GOVERNMENT

KALGOORLIE LOCAL LAND DISTRIOT.

Department of Lands and Surveys, Corres. 8015/10. Perth, 8th December, 1911.

nIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Oouncil has been pleased to establish allll define, as from 1st J auu­ary, 1912, a Local Land District at Kalgoorlie. under Section 18 of "The Land Ad, 1898," with bOl;m1aries as described hereundor, and to notify, nnder Section 17 01'. the said Act, that the Kalgoorlie District Branch Land and Survey Office shall be at the place at which all applications for land within the said District shall be lodged.

R. OECIL CJ~IFTO~, Under Secretary for Lands.

SCHEDULE.

Kalgoorlie LoeoJ Land District.

Bounded by lines starting from the sea -coast near Be(1iord Harbour, and extending North along the East boundary of the Phillips 1'tiYC1· Goldfield and its pl-olon­gation to the South boundary of the Dundas Goldfield: thence 'VV est to the latter's W cst bounc1ary; thence N ortl~ along the East boundary of tho Yilg:1Tn Goldfield to its North-East comer; thonce Bast to the North-West corner of the Broad Arrow Goldfield; thence Northward aloIl" the West boundaries of the i'lIarmion District East alon~ part of its Korth boundary, and North alor:g the West boundary of the J\rLuJcolm District; thence8ast along the Korth boumhu'y of the latter and that of the "Veld District, South. along the latter's Bast boundary and JiJast along the N ort11 boundary of the N orth Cool~'ardie G?hlfiollt~ th(me,e South along. its East boundary and that of tho N ortll -.8a8t Ooolgarcho Goldfield to the latter '8 South-East corner; thence ,West to the :North-]~ast comcr of the DunClas Golc1fi.eld; thence South along its Eastern bounc1a;-y and the 123deg. parallel of E. longituc1e to the sea-coast aforesaid, and along same Westward to the starting point.

OPEN FOR LEASING.

Bowes Estate.

De];artment of Lands anc1 Surveys,

Gorr. No. 13373/10. Perth, 15th December, 1911. HIS Excellcncy the Governor in Oouncil has been pleased to approve of Bo\vos Bstate Lots 5332 and 5333 bcinO" made availablc for leasing on and after the 3rcl ;J ami": ary, 1912, for gra'l,ing purposes under Section 41A of "~rhc Lancl Act, 1898," for a term of one year, at a rental of Is. per nere per annum, renowable at the will of the J\r~inister for Lands, but subject to determination at any tIme after tIre first year at three months' notic/) on either side, the J"cnt being apportioned to the date of such cletermination.

Applications must be lodged at the Geraldton Land Agency.

R. OECIL CIJIFTON, Uncler Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN .FOR SELEOTION.

Department of Lands and Surveys, Porth, 22nd Dccember, 1911.

I'r is hereby notified, for general information, that His Bxcellency the Goyernor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve 0:[ the areas scheduled hereunder being made available for selection under "rrhe Land Act, 1808," and its amendments. The selector of a Ifomestead l!'arm from any location ayailable under Part VIII. mnst take the balance thereof under Conditional Pmchase, and a selector of a portion 0:[ any location available under Part VI. must take the balance of same 1111l10r Grazing Lease conditions.

'1'l1e areas which are open uncler Par-t V. are open nll(ler Sectioll 55 (Residontial Conditions), and only uncler Section 56 (Non-residential C011(litioI18) to those pm'sons already holding their full complcnient under Section 55 in the immediate vicinity.

The lanc1s mal·ked with an aster-i8k are available under Part VI.

W.A .. [DEo. 1911.

Applications must be lodged with the Government Land Agent for the District in which the land is sitnated.

Any application may be lodged before the fixed date, but ,vill be treated as having been received on that day; if there are more applicants than one for any lot the application to be granted will be determined by the Land Board, and should any lands remain uTlselected such will continue available until applied for or other­wise dealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, after the closing of the date for receiving applications, notice will be given in the Government Gazette and at least one llewspaper advising the applicants for the blocks of the ,late, time, and place of the meeting of the Board, to deal with the matter; but it shall not be obligatory on the Department to give any other notice.

If an applicant wishes to appear before the Land Boarel in person, he may apply to the Head Office for a cbrtificate to the Railway Department, which, on presen­tation at the nearest Railway Station, will entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Excursion Rates, to the place where the Board will sit, avnilnble for seven days from the date of issne.

Lanci snecifiecl as carrying an Agricultural Bank ad­vance which is situated within 15 miles of a rail,· Iyay or authorised railway is available subject to the special conditions that an expenditure of not less than one-fourth of the amount set out shall be made on prescribed improvements in each of the first four years of the lease; but this shall not "elease the holder from any covenant in the Agricultural Bank Mortgage requiring the improvements to be made at an earlier date. Such adyauce is subject to the usual condition governing a loan from the Agricultural Bank, particulars of which may be had on application to the lI'Tanaging Trustee.. Applications for advance must be accompanied by a fee of ono per cent.

SCHEDULES.

OPEN ON WEDNESDAY, 3rd JANUARY, 1912.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Nelson District (near DinnimbP). Carr .. No. 10370/75. Open, under Parts V. nn.l VIII. (Plan 415/80, Din­

ninllp.)

JJo~fttion Price per No. acrc.

£ s. d. 2520 090 6154 0 12 0

KATANNING I,.<\ND AGITINOY. KOjOlHb!) District (near Dyliabing).

Corr. No. 3574/11. Open, unc1er Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 408D/40,

B & 04.)

Loc!ttioll No.

5842 5843

Areu~

acres. 325 437

Price per acre.

£ s. d. 011 6 013 0

KojonujJ District (nea7· NigallCp).

Corr. ",,0. 16931/10. Open, under Parts V. ani[ VIII. (Plan 4ilG/Sfl 111.)

Location No.

6590

Price 1)or acre.

£ s. d. 010 0

DEC. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. vV.A. 4421

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY. Williams DistTict (near Koolberin).

Con. No. 869/09. Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 377/80, E4.)

Loe!1tion ] Area.]

Price 1)81' No. acre,

· .. 1

I £ d. a~~~s I s.

9272 0 14 0 I

KORTHAIIi LAKD AGEKCY.

Ninghan District.

Corr. No. 12715/11. Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plans 57 & 64/80,

E1 & 4.)

Location Area. Price No. per acre.

j],cres. £ s. d. 1179 360 015 0

PERTH LAND AGENCY. Swan District.

Corr. N,o. 10706/06. Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan lA/40, :Fl.)

Location No.

1808

Prlcc per acre.

• {; S. t1. o 11 0

Swan District. Corr. No. 7486/05. Open, uncler Parts V. ancl VIII. (Plan lA/40, 01.)

Location Area. Price No. per acre.

acres. £ s. t1. 22-54 ... 100 o 10 0

Swan DistTict (near Henley B1·oolc). Corr. No. 7754/04. Open, unclor Parts V. anrl VIII. (Plan lA/40, 01.)

Location No.

2128 ...

Price per acre.

£ S. d. 011 0

Hwan District (near Wanneru). COlT. No. 6637/08. Open, uncler Part V. (Plan lA/40.)

Location No.

2<1-58 ...

Area.

acres. 30

Price per acre.

£ S. d. 110 0

\VAGIN LAND AGENCY.

Williams District (nea?' Lake Grace). Corr. No. 6996/11. Open, under Parts V., Vr., and VIII. (Plan 407/80.)

Williams District (neaT Dyliabing).

Corr. No. 9928/10. Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan Dyliabing,

Sheet 2.)

Location Area. Price Amount of Agricultural Bank No. per acre. ad yunce to approved Applicant.

u. r. p. £ s. d. 10178 ... 362 o 0 010 0 Nil. 10179 ... 200 0 0 o 12 o Nil. 10182 ... 750 0 0 013 ~ I} £400, if takon togethel'. 1018:1 ... 881 0 0 o 13 1018·> ... 6i7 0 0 012 ~ I} £350, if . takell together. 10185 ... 560 0 0 014 10186 ... 911 0 0 o 14 o £300.

TVilliams District (nea?' Dyliabing). C01'1' • .No. 11664/11. Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 408D/40, C4.)

Loca.tjon Area. Price No. per acre.

acres. £ s. d. 10527 390 o 12 6

BEVJ<JRLEY LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (near W ogerlin).

CUlT. ~~o. 1:20G4/11 .

16892 16896 16897

*16898

*16899

*16900

17610 '17611

*17612

17614 *17615

*17618

*17619

*17620

*17621 17624 17625 17626

*17628

17634 17635

*17613

t17616

under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 344/80, an(l Ngel'k~l!i1ling.)

400 *676

906-400

1

*500 191

11,000-

'I 231 *769 087-

I :387

'I *~gg

699-, 35:3

1

1 *336 837-

276 *561

729-·248 *~81

1,000-348

*652 340 160 440 160

600-286

*314 430 700

1,126-450

*676 140

o 6

o 14 0 050

o H 0 o !l 0 o 10 6

o 16 0 o G 0

o 15 0 000 o 14 0

o 13 0 o 5·0

o 17 ·0 o 5 0

o 14 o 5

o 11 ·6 o 5·0 o 6·0 o 10 0 100 o 18 {)

o 12 0 056 o 16 0 o 15 6

o 14 0 o a

Amount of Agricultural Bank Advance to Approved Applicant.

Nil. £400 if selected with 16897. ,ADO if selected with 16896.

Nil.

Nil.

Ni1.

Nil.

Nil.

£200.

£250 if seledor! with 17625.

NiL

N;].

. Nil.

NiL?

Nil. Nil. £250 jf selccted with 17614. Nil.

Nil.

£400 if selected witil 176:35. £400 if selected with 17634.

Nil.

t Temporaruily l'eserved

These locations are made available subject to the Gov­ernment retaining the right to resume for railway pur­poses, railway stations, townsites, water supply, or other public purposes, any land required, such right to exist for twelve months after the permanent sUTvey of the railway, and no. compensation to be given for resumption except for the actual value of any improvements that may be resumed.

44·22 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,\Y.A. [DEC. 1911.

ALB.t'U'fY .LAND AGENCY.

Hay Distr'ict (near Mt. Bm·lee?').

COlT. No. 6579/11. (11'Cll, lllHlor Pnrts V. <Inti VT n. (Plan 1'I,j/80, F4.)

Loeation No.

538

Price per acrc.

5: s. d. o 7 6

A'voll District (near Woged'in).

Carr. No. 10575/11. Open, undol' Parts V., VL, and VIII. (Plans 344/80,

Wogerlin, and Ngerkadilling.)

Location Area. Price Amount of Agricultufu.J Banl\ ad· No. per aero. V:1nce to approved Applicant.

acres. £ s. d. 17622 356 o 10 0 Nil. 17623 505 0 10 (j Nil.

'17627 ~43-~M 014 0 ( Nil.

*499 0 6 0 5 *17632 '.0:31-

610 o 15 0 1£300. *421 0 6 0 S

*170a3 87<1-374 o 16 0 ) Nil.

*500 0 6 ° 5 17636 1,000 o 18 0 £400. 17637 836 on () £250. 176:38 831 (I 11 0 £·100 if tal' ell with 176:3fJ. 17639 1.000 0 8 6 See 1763~. 17Ml 522 o 10 0 Nil.,-17M2 405 011 0 Nil.' 176·1:l 740 0 9 0 Nil. 176<1-1 828 o 14 0 £300.

'l'he abo\;e looations arc made available suh.ieet to the GovernllJont rotaiuing tho right to reSUlllC for railway purposes, railway stations, town sites, water supply, 01'

other public pUl'poses, any land required; snch right to exist for twelve months finer the permanent survey of the raj]way has be on completed, and no COlli pensation to be given for resumption except for the adual value of any improvements that may be resumed.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

N olson District (near Wilgarrup).

Corr. No. 12500/11. Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 438/80, A4.)

-Location No.

Price per acre.

£ 9. d. o 15 0

GERALD'l'ON IJAND AGENCY.

Victoria District (nea,' Kulla).

Carr. No. 2787/10. Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plans 159/80,

192/80, and Kulla.)

Loeation No.

·1621 4623 ,1624 4625 4627 ,1829 4830 4831 4832 4833 4834 4835 •• I

Area.

acres. 958 960

1,000 531 428 RS9 940

1.000 '982

1,000 993

1,000

£ s. o lil o 13 01<1 on o H o 9 o 10 () 11 6: () 12 (\, 014 () o 12 9 o 13 0

Amount of Agriculturai. Hanl, Advance to Approved Applie"" i.

£400 if seleded with 48:l4. £400 if selected with 483:1

£200 if selected with 4627. £200 if s('lceted with ·1025. £300 if selected with 4830. £300 if selected with 4829. £%0 if selected with 4832. £3511 if selected with 4831. £400 if Relected with 4623. £400 if selectpd with 4621.

GERALD'l'ON LAND AGENCY. VictoTia DistTict (near Wandana Hill).

Carr. No. 7868/11. Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 161/80, A3.)

IJocu.tion Area. Price pcr No. acre.

acres. £ s. d. 5800 1,000 o 12 6 5801 999 011 6

KA'l'ANNING LAND AGENCY. Kojom<p Disil·ict.

COlT. No. 3138/09. Open, undc!' Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 436/80,

1<'1. )

Lot No.

*6153

*6154

Area.

o Pt. VI. OPt. V. and VIII. 6 Pt. VI.

N ARROGJ N IJAND AGENCY. Avon Dist'riet (neaT 72-mile post, Rabbit-proof Fence).

Carr. No. 12275/11. Open, undo)' Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 377 A/40, C2.)

Location Price No. per acre.

£ s. d Avon I.-ocn

tion 18598 o 12 6

l'!Olt~I'llAl'vl I:"Ai~D AGENCY.

Avon Di~tTi()t (neaT Mt. Shackleton). COlT. No. 11907/11. Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 4/80.)

Loca tion No.

A yon Loc. 18106

Price per acre.

£ s. d.

o 19 0

PJ<jl]/l'H LAND AGENCY.

Swan Dist?'ict (near Wa1'broo7c). Corr. No. 4507/02. Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan lA/40.)

Location No.

1846

Price per acre.

£ _. d.

014 0

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY. N clson Dist1"ict (Item' jJJanjimup).

COlT. No. 13696/11. Open, under Part V. (Plan Balbarrup, Sheet 2.)

Location Area. Price No. per acre.

acres, £ s. d, 6222 ... 60~~ o 15 0 (;223 , 80 1 0 0

(Reserve Ti 58 is here by red Llced. )

DEC. 22, 1911.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 4423

PERTH LAi~D AGENCY. jJ;[~u'ray District.

Carr. No. 2255/93. Open, under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan Coolup A.A.)

Price pel' acre.

£ s. d. 012 0

Canning District (near Canning jJ;[ ills). Carr. No. 8863/10. Open, under Parts V. ancl VIII. (Plan 341/80, El.)

Location No.

536

Price per nere.

J; s. d, 012 6

OPEN ON TUESDAY, 9th JANNARY, 1912,

PER'l'H LAND AGENCY. Swan Distriel (?leG}, jJ;[((}'igini1Lp).

Carr. No, 1170(J/0]. Open, HndPl' Part V. (Plans lllarig-iniu[l '['o,yusite and

lA/40.)

Location No.

JJate frown I.Jot :Hl

Arcft.

::t. r. p. 18 :l 30

Price per acre.

.t s. u. o Ii 0

ICA'l'ANNINCl LAND AGRNCY. ]{o.ionnp i)istrict (lleul' YellanuZl)_

Carr. No. /J :2:)/05. Open, uniteI' Pm'ts V. and VIn. (Plan 417/80, E1.)

Price per acre.

£ s, d. o 18 0

BEVERLEY LAi\D AGENCY.

Avon Dish',jet (portion ot Reserve 38(12, Toapin).

COlT, No. 3Sf17 /9;3, Open, under Pa~'ts Y. and 'lIlT. (Plan 3/80, D3.) Resen'c 3862 is hereby reduced.

Location No.

Avon 18488 Avon 18489

Price per acre.

£ s. d. 150 150

R. CECIL CLIFTON, Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.

Department of Lands and Surveys. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the lands described hereunder will be available for selec­tion on the (lays as hereinafter shown, unrler Parts V. ancl VIII. of the Land Act and its amenclments, and the RegUlations framc<1 thel'811ncler.

The lands marked with an asterisk are also available nnder Part VI.

Applications must be loclged with the Government Land Agent for the District in which the land is situated.

Any application may be lodged before the fixed date but will be treated as having been received on that day; if there are more applicants than one for any lot· the application to be granted will be determined by the Land Board, and should any lands remain nnselecteel such will continue available until applied for or otherwise dealt ,yith.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, after the closing of the elate faT receiving applications. notice 1,-iIl be given in fhe G01lernmeut Gazette and at least one newspaper advising the applicants for the blocks of the flate, time, and place of the meeting of the Baal'll, to cleal with the matter; but it shall not be obligatory on the DepRrtment to give any other notice.

If an applicflnt wishes to appenr before tlH~ Land Board in porson, he may apply to tho Hea,] OiIiee for a certificate to the Hnilwny Department, which, on pre­sentation at the uCHresL 1{" i1\\ ay Station, idll entitle him to a Return 'l'icket ,Ii: Exeursioll I1ates, to the place where the Board "'ill sit, C1yailabk for seVlm days from the ,late of issue. .

Lanel specified as carrying all Agri •. ,ultural Bank arl­vance is aY:lilablc subject to the SIJf'einl eonclition that an expcnditllro of not less than ono-fourth of the amount set out shall he made Oll pres(:l'ibed illlproYoments in each of the first i'om- years of the lease; hut this shall not release the holder from :my coycmmt in the Agricultural Bank 1'l'f ortgage requiring the improvements to be made at an earlier <late. Sneh ailvunee is subject to the usufll eon­ljitions ;;ovcl'ning a loan from the Agricultural Bank, l':ntielllars of which may be- h~d on applieation to the Managing '1'1'118tee. .'\pplicatiolls 1'01' lldyance numt he accompanied by a fee of one Jwr (',ont.

The arc as which are open 11lu.ier Part V. nre open uncler Section 5;) (Hpsi(lential Conditions) :md ooly under SC("tion 5(; O\on-resiilenLial C:ol1(l;tioos) to those persons already holding their full cOlllpicllwnt lll:del' Section 55 in the immediate y;einity.

OPEN ON THURSDAY, 28th DECEMBER, 19U. ALBANY AGE:.JCY.

Plantagcnei District.

Corres. ] 5120/08. PlantagOllet I~ocation 22:55 as snrveyctl, contninillg 160

acres, at lOs. per acre; being 'rhos. P. Shaffrey's for­feited HOlllestead J.i':ll'Ill 119:14/U. (Plnn 451/80, B4./

Abont two miles North of Marbellup, au G.S. Hail-way.

C01'1'8S. 15136/99. Plantagenet Location 955 as surveyed, containing 14

acres 3r(]s. 10pchs., at 90s. per acre. (Plan 457/80, B2.)

Ko,jonnp District. C01'1'es. ] 2845/10. Kojormp l,oeation (;;-;;19 as Rl1J'w;veu, containing 1,0011

acres, at '7s. per acre; being E. S. Wayland's abanrlollcd Conditional Pmchas(' H;3~l8j:)Ci. (Plan 437 /80, T~4.)

Hay District. Cones. 6386/09. Starting from l1 point 15 chains North of the North­

\"1 est corner of Locatiou 11(;; thence 40 chains North; thence 40 chains East; thence 4,0 chains South; thence itO chains West back to starting point; containing 160 acres; being portion abandoned by the amendment of E. W. Baker's Homestead Farm 12865/74. (Plan 444/80, Bl.)

Esperance District.

Cones. 13765/05. Starting from the N o1'th-East corner of Location 371;

thence 32 chains West; thence 50 chains North; thence 32 chains East; thence 50 chains South back to start­ing point; containing ] 60 acres; being A. ]\-IcI.lennan's abandoned Homestead Farm 7700/74. (PIau 4/300.)

About one mile North of Cape Le Grand.

4424 G0VERNMEN rr GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 1911.

BEVERLEY AGENOY.

Avon District. Oon·es. 480/11. Avon I.Jocation 18461 as surveyed, containing 787

acres, 409 acres at 15s., 378 acres at 58.; also Avon Lo­cntion 13316, containing 300 acres, at 13s. per acre; being John Stack's abandoned Grazing Lease 6459/68 (Plan 343/80, F3 & 4.)

COlTes. 10470/10. A von I.Jocution 106<32 us surveyed, containing 250 acres,

at 83. per acre; being A. McGrouIeI"s forfeitee1 Concl;­t!on~lI Pmchase 26%0/55. (Plan 379/80, Fl.)

Bl:TDGWrOlVN AGENOY.

Nelson District. Oones. 6285/09. Nelson Location 2255 as surveyed, containing 160

acres, at 268. pel' acre; being A .• J. Daniel's forfeited Homestead Farm 1277:-lj74. (Plan 442/80, ]~l.)

Oones. 12009/11 and 12011/11. Nelson Location 50'iO as surveyed, containing 196

acres, flt 228. pel' aCl'C; being H. Long's flhaniloIl<Jd Con­ditional Pmchase ,)0445/55 and Homestead Farm 1.7512/ 74. (Plnn Warren RiveT, Sheet 1.)

BUN BURY AGENOY.

gussox Dist1'iot. Oones. 5834/10. The Southern moiety of Sussex Location }JilS. c0nbciu­

ing 160 acres, at 138.' (ill. per acre. (Plan 440/80, B4.)

KATANNING AGENOY.

Kojonup District. Oones. 12760/11. Kojonup Location 5287 as surveyed, contflining 15~J;'t

acres, at 9s. per acre; being lIIL J. Samuel's abandoned Homestead Farm 17606/74. (Plan Kwobrup, Sheet 3)

Co1'1'es. 14349/10. Kojonup LOClttions 1874, 5230, 6413 as sunoyed, COll­

taining 259 acres, at 12s. 6el. per acre; being W. H. L. Walter's abandoned Oonditional Purchase 28057/55. (PlaIl 417A/40, B1.)

About three miles North-East of Katanning A.A.

PERTH AGENOY.

Swan Dis·trict. Oones. 8850/04. Swan Location 2148 as surveyed, containing 100 acres,

at 12s. per acre; being R. F. Le Mesurier's forfeitc(1 Oonilitional Purchase 2527/56. (Plan lA/40, 01.)

Corre8. 548/04. Swan Location 1932 as survoyed, containing 100 acres,

at lOs. per acro; heing Gillett 8:; HDoper's forfcitetl Oonditional Purchaso 2047/56. (Plan 1A/40, Bl.)

WAGIN AGENOY.

Williams DistTict. Oones. 5402/4. "Williams Location ,1815 as surveyed, containing D3 r)·i

acres, at 9s. 6e1. per fl0re; being M. 0 'Donohue's for­feited Conditional Pmchase 9569/55. (Plan 409A/40, Bl.)

Oo1'1'es. 15374/02. \Villiams Location 2:n4 as surveyed, containing 160

acres, at 16s. per acre, exclusive of improvements; im­provements valued at £57 7s. 6el, to bo pfli(1 for at once; being M. 0 'Donohue's forfeited Homestead Farm 2112/ 74. (Plan 409A/40, AI.)

Cones. 8075/09. Williams Locfltion 9:~20 as survcyed, containing 160

acr~s, flt 13s. per acro; beiug G. To. Lane's forfeitc·l Homestead Farm 13012/74. (PlflH 40DB/40, Fl.)

About 12 miles Easterly from Wagin.

NORTHAi\f AGENOY.

Avon DistTict. Oones. 10003/02. Avon Location 4451 as surveyec1, containing 15714

flcres, at 14s. per acre. (Plan 33/80, B2.)

Co:rr08. 19D3-4/10. Avon Locations 11269 anc1 11268 as surveyec1, con­

taining 160 acres each, at 16s. 6d. and 19s. per acre respectively; being '1'. & D. L. Reston's forfeitec1 Home­stead rearms 13918/74 and 1391D/74. (Plan 4/80, A3.)

Cones. 31'i2-3/11. Avon Loeation 1'1096 as surveyed, containing 1,000

nero;, nt 17s. De1. pel' acre; being J. H. Snell's forfeited COlllllLiollal Purchase 23600/00 and Homestead Val'll! 14089/74. (Plan 55/80, F·l.)

Part of original Mangowine Subdivision.

GERALD TON AGENOY.

V'ictoria D-istTict. Corres. 9438-40/09. Victoria Locations 4378 and 4380, as surveyed, con­

taining 1,000 acres anc1 H;O acres, at 15s. per acre; being Richard Guscott's forfeited Conditional Pnrchase 24162/ 55 ~ltlcl Homestead Farm 13184/7'1. (Plan 156/80, Dl.)

Adjoins IVInlle,,;a A.A.

NOl~THA]VI AGENOY.

Ningha,1i District. C01'1'es. 13626-7/10. N i nghan Location 587 as sUTveyed, containing 948

acres, at 15s. per acro; being ;r. Steventon's abandoned Couditiollfll Purchase 27686/55 and Homestead Farm ]15478/74. (Plan 55/80, F2; Mt, Marsha]], Sheet 1.)

mmAIJD'rON AGI~NOY.

/' ioi oria District. Co1'1'os. ·J030/11. Victoria J.Jocation ;,)180 as surveyed, a'ld portion of

Victoria Location 518:3, containing 186 "cres and 376 ~cres, at Hs, and £1 Is. per acro respectively; being H. 13. Peet's and J .. R. Taylor's fOl;feiled Oonditional Pmchase 29270/55. (Plan Locations ncar 1Ylullewa.)

N ote.-'1'ho above prices are exclusive of the valuo of impl'OVCllwuts, which ,,,ill be added to the purchase money.

Oorres. 2726/11 anc1 4029/11. 'Phat portion of Victoria Location 518;\ not included

in Conditional Purchase 29270/55, containing 320 acres, at 21 s. per acre; being :r. R. Taylor's and H. B. Peet's forfeited Homestead r"arms 16607/74 and IG50:3/74. (Plan Location near IvIullewa.)

Note.-'rhe above price is exclusive of tho value of impJ'OVemcllts, which will be added to tho purchase money.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 3rd JANUARY, 1912. NARROGIN AGl~NOY.

Willimns District. Oorres. 14545/10. vVilliams Location 10296, as snrvoyec1, containing 300

flores, at 98. per acre; being G. Stanle:,' 's abandoned Grazing Lease 6087/68. (Plans 385i,/c!O, A2, ani! 384/80, F2.)

BRIDGETOIVN AGJmCY. Nelson Dist?·ict.

Oor1'es. 6140/06. N olson Location 2356 ~tS surveyed, containing 106

acres, at 15s. pel' acre: being H. J. vViltshil'O '8 c~n­celled O.P. 16453/55. (Plan 414A/40, C2.)

Nelson Distl'jet. Corres. 639/09. Nelson Location 4361 as surveyed, containing 160

acres, at 17s. 6e1. per acre; being A. S. Arkle's can­cel1eel Homestead Farm 12093/74. (Plan 443/80, Bl.)

DEC. 22, 1911.J GOVEl{Nn1J~N,]: GAZETTE, W.A. 4425

GERALDTON AGENCY.

Victoria District. Corres. 11953/10. Victoria Location 5478 as sunoyed, containing 1,0(){)

acres, at 18s. per acre; being E. A. Murray's abandoned Conditional Purchase 9448/56. (Plan 122/80, D3.)

Cones. 14406/10. Victoria Location 54S9 as survcyed, containing 3,810

acres; 2,460· acres at 158., and 1,350 acres at 6s. pOl' acre; being 'T. J. 0 'Connor '8 abanc10ncd Gn·."ing Lease 6003/68. (Plan 156/80, E1.)

BUNBURY AGENCY.

Wellington District.

Corres. 13750/04. 'iVellington Location 1817 as surveyed, containing 160

acre, at lOs. 6d. per acre; being .J. Brown '8 cancelled Homestead 1"arm 6133/74. (Phm 410/80, D & E4.)

PER'TH AGENCY.

Sl l 'an Dislrict. Corres. G943/08. Swan Location 245; as smveyed, containing 30 acros,

at 268. 6d. per aCTo; being Briilget Chapman's can­celled Conditional Pmchasc 1124/(i0. (Plan lA/40, B2.)

ConGs. 9647/07. Swan Location 1571, containing 100 aeros, at lOs.

per ano; beillg G. Atley's cuncelled Conilitiomtl Pm­chase 19336/;");'5. (Plan lA/40, B2.)

ALBANY AGENCY. Hay 7Jisti'ict.

Cones. ;,)43,5/10. JIr:.y J~ocDtion ?B7 as survoyed, eontainlng 29,:~ acres,

at ks. Grl. 1)01' acre: E. R. 1):1'''60n's c1L11ce1l8(1

Kellt Dis/·riel. Cones. 2524/11. Kent Location 557 as sUl'veyed, containing 500 acres,

at 7s. per acre; being H. Johnson's aballlloncll Gl'[lzing Lease 6585/68. (Plan 435/80, F2.)

Plantagenet Distr'ict. Cones. 3267/09. Plantagenet Location 2446 as smveyed, containing 160

acrcs, at 12s. per acre; being H. VV. Monis's cancelled Homestead ]'arm 12413/74. (Plan 451/80, A & D4.)

NOR'L'HAM AGENCY.

Ninghan District.

Cones. 12351/2/10. Ninghan Location 1047 as surveyed, containing 660

acres, at 9s. per acro; being J. T. E. ,Jenkin '8 abandoned Conditional Purchase 28041/.55 and Homestead Farm 15710/74. (Plan 57/80, E1 & 2.)

OPEN TUESDAY, 9th JANUARY, _912. ALBANY AGElfCY.

Plantagenet DisiJ'ict.

Corres. 9293/11.

Starting from a point 25 chains West of the 3-mile peg (on the road that passes to the West of Location 1516); thence 40 chs.ins 'iVest; thence 40 chains South; thence 40 chains East; thence 40 chains N ol·th back to starting point; containing IGO acres; boing' G. K. Mer­cer's abandoned Conditional Pmchase 104!1G/5G. (Plan 451/80, D3.)

Cones. 2361/10 and 1145i'/10. Plantagenet Location 2769 as surveyed, cOlltaining

260 acros, at :3s. pel' acre; being abandoned position of Coniliti(mal Pmchasc 2;34iH/55 a11ft Homestead 1"a1'm 15354/;!{. Op811 under Parts V. and VIlT. (Plan 450/ 80.)

On the \\lflyrhinit?up11 RiY9T.

BEVERLEY AGENCY.

Avon District. Cones. 10520/11.

Avon Location 17199 as surveyed, containing 994 acrcs, at 15s. 6e1. pel' acre; being N. Nicholl's aba11r10ne(1 Conditional Pm:chasc 30240/55. (Plan 345/80.

KATANNJRG AGENCY. J( 0 :i01l1(1) Dish·iet.

Corrcs. 20;3;3/10.

Ko:jollnp I~ocaiion 2441 as at (0S, :1 t 1 :::3.

(101lditional

surveyed, containing IB8 ~!~ ·W. O. GllntOTl'S ahmH10ncd

(Phn "lOS/80, ])4.)

COlTOS. lB8G/11.

'l'hat portion of laUd surrounded by Locations 4441, ;3972, ;")692, and COlluit.ionul Purchase '/'8/87, ~1l1d on the SOldh by SLUyoyccl }:oad 1823, cOlltDjning it bout moo

c. ~!. \V;~hl) '8 ahnll(loned T.p~!se

1.07/80, 131.)

WAGIN AGENCY.

Will-iams District.

'rhat 2049, 2G7G, evel',

()"f hUl{l SU1'l'oundcd Locations 59;32,

and ~~8GG) ;")811, 4404,

exclusive of Location "£-21U John ':-ehl',:ad,.'l' :s

'ilO/';o, """3 On the Be:ndol't Hivet'.

1,000 acres. a:n.(-i

4477, 3010, How-

roads' 7021/

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 10th JANUARY, 1912.

NOHTHAM AGEi'\TCY.

Aevon Dist1'ict. COl'l'8S. 9444/11.

Avon Location 15576 as surveyoc1, containing 688 acres, at 128. 6d. pel' acro; being Geo. 1\l,yJol' '8 abandoned Conditional Purchase 30077/;5:3. (Plan KunnHllOppin, Sheet 2.)

C01'1'es. 13810/10

Avon Location 17329 as Bllnoyod, containing 3'78 1h acres, at 5s. 6d. per acre. (Plan 33/S0, A2.)

Corr8s. 16788/10.

Avon Location 17892 as surveyed, containing 545 acc'os, at 13s. pel' acro. (Plan Y 81138118.)

GERALDTON AGENCY.

Victol'ia District. Co1'1'es. 11283/11.

Victoria Location 5496 as surveyed, containing 1,000 acres, at 12s. 6d. per aCl'e; being R. S. & W. L. Mit­chell's abandoned Conditional Purchase 30338/;")5. (Plan Pintharuka. )

CorTes. 6883/09.

Victoria Location 3873, containing about 160 acres; subject to classification. (Plan 122/80.)

R. CECIL CLIFTON, UnCler Secretary for Lands.

4426 GO"VERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 22, 1911.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.

Albany Agenoy-Denma1'k Estate. Department of Lands and Surveys,

Con·es. 10652/11. Perth, 8th December, 1911.

IT is hereby notifiec1, for general information, that the tempora~'y reservation has been removed from the following lots on the Denmark Estate, and snch lots will be again open for selection on and after "IN e(lncsday, 3rd ,January, 1912, under Part V. (Sections 55 ~Uld 56) of "The Lanel Act, 1898," at the prices per acro quoted in the following schec1nle.

The llU1Xinnnll nl'ca which may be selected by any one person shall not excee(l 151 acres, exccptillg with regard to Lots 55G, 557, 688, GG8, and 669, which con· tain moro t.han 151 acres, allY 0110 of whi('11 111ay be seleded by ono porson. ~Llhcsc Jots [lye 1n:1do aT\Tai]ahl{~,

subjoct to the Rcgnlat.ions pu];J ished in t.he Ooucrmn,;}/!; Gnzelte of 13th JVT:ll'eh, HnO (p:~ge 751).

No license) for the sale of intoxicants will ho gn111i;etl '.yithin ['he DC'nn:ark Estntc. Applications lilllst he lodged at the A Ihany Laml o f1i {'C'.

Pl'Cfel'ellCC wi 11 hn giYe1J to ,t jli' lien tions lmdcl' I?csi· deutial (~nllt1itioilS.

R. Cl~()LL CT~lF'rON, Uniler 8c"cretary for LaneJs.

Schedule.

Amount Amount

Lot Price payable payable

No. Area. half-yearly half-yearly per a.cre. for first B renll1illing

years. 17 years.

a. r. p. .£ s. U • .£ s. d. .£ s. d . 342 74 0 0 G 1, 0 0 18 G 13 (j 8 389 133 2 0 3 7 G 1 Ul 5 12 lU :3

390' 121 0 0 1 [) G 1 10 :3 'I, 5 5 h

395' 1H 0 0 I 8 0 1 8 G 4, 8 11 3961 102 2 0 1 S 0 1 5 8 :l 19 11 397: 121 1 0 1 7 G 1 10 '.1, 4, 12 9 398 99 3 0 I [) G 1 G 0 :l 10 5 399 99 :l 0 1 0 6 1 5 0 2 15 9 4,00 108 'J

'J 0 1 :3 6 1 5 1] :l 'j, 1

411 101 2 0 15 6 1 {) 5 :3 J 10 413 102 2 0 11 0 1 5 8 ii, 8 II

418 102 a 0 :3 18 0 1 5 0 1] 11 ;3 4,19 10l 0 0 1 :3 0 1 5 :3 :l 0 11 434 127 1 0 1 :3 6 1 ]1 Jl 'j, :3 1· 4<35 98 3 0 1 :3 0 1 4, D 2 1H 7 43G 102 0 0 :l 10 0 1 f5 G 10 5 7 437 101 0 0 3 14. (j 1 [5 :3 10 16 ]0 439 108 2 0 2 (j 6 1 7 2 7 8 8 441 105 0 0 15 G 1 G :l 2 :'3 8

445 101 2 0 1 14 0 1 5 5 4. 17 ]

452 109 8 0 1 G (j 1 7 G 4 () n 1·53 95 3 0 1 14. 0 1 4. 0 411 7 -1M 1O'l 0 0 3 ]J () 1 7 0 Jl 2 4 ,lG\) 95 0 () 1 15 (; J :3 H 3 !) 10 11·;")7 106 0 0 1 :l 6 1 G G a 8 7 458 104 3 0 2 li1, G 1 (j :3 8 :3 'I,

4G3 80 0 0 3 18 0 1 0 0 9 0 0 464 81 0 0 18 G 1 0 a 2 0 7 4G5 99 0 0 1 5 0 1 4 9 3 8 6 46G 105 1 0 1 16 0 1 6 ii, 5 fl 10 470 100 0 0 2 G G 1 5 0 G 12 'I.

471 J02 3 0 I G () 1 5 \1 a 15 11

472 98 1 0 0 12 6 1. 7 1 11 10 4,73 151 0 0 0 15 6 1 17 9 a 2 :3 4,74 100 2 0 1 5 0 1 5 2 a 9 6 4,75 105 1 0 1 8 0 1 6 4 4· 2 1

4.7fl 101 0 0 1 14 0 1 5 3 4 16 7 4,77 100 0 0 o 12 G 1 5 0 1 12 5 480 105 3 0 o 12 G 1 6 fl 1 1'1 3 4.84 lOS 2 0 o 12 6 1 7 2 1 15 2 485 103 2 0 o 12 fl 1 5 10 1 18 G 486 97 2 0 0 lR G ~. r; 2 8 9 1·92 ]12 " 0 . , lH 0 1 Ii 12 !~

" 499 100 0 0 0 1;, () 1 5 0 2 1 2

513 52 1 0 10 17 0 o 1a 1 16 11 2 514 48 2 0 8 15 0 o 12 2 12 7 6 522 47 3 0 8 11 0 o 12 0 11 18 1 527 81 1 0 1 a 0 1 0 4, 211 5 528 100 2 0 1 3 0 1 5 2 a a 7 ,,29 90 1 0 1 2 6 1 2 7 2 15 9 5ao 90 1 0 1 2 6 1 2 7 2 15 9 53a 82 0 0 1 3 0 1 0 G 211 11

t Lo No

)

i I

5a4 5aF 53( 53'-538 541 542 545 54fl 547 548 54<9 55a 554 556 557 559 5GO 561 562 5Ga 564 565 5flfl 5G7 568 569 572 576 577 60l (J02 G03 fl04 fl05 G06 607 651 G58 668 flG9 G77 niB vi:! 680 6S1 688

Area.

a. r, 100 2

99 2 10:>' :3 lOt 2 101 1 97 1 92 a

100 1 101 0 102 8 101 3 104 1 102 3 106 a 22 .. t 0 24,5 2

99 3 140 a 117 2 133 2 136 2

99 3 9fl a

102 1 98 0 91 :3

107 0 120 0 99 :1 99 2

100 3 101 3

H8 2 100 1

H9 a 100 1

:35 0 no 0 99 1

l?H 1 151< 2

82 2 Ill:': i2 W:l '.' 'J

100 ()

95 2 24.1 2

p. 0 0 ()

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ()

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ()

()

0 (J

0 0 0

Price per acre.

.£ s. d. 1 3 0 1 2 (;

o IS 0 o lS 0 III 6 1 11 0 1 11 0 1 3 0 014 6 019 G OIG 0 019 6 1 5 0 1 5 0 1 3 fl 1 0 0 1 G 0 1 0 6 1 2 6 1 4 0 1 10 6 014 fl o 17 6 1 3 0 1 4 0 1 12 G 1 18 0 2 8 0 1 H 0 1 19 6 1 2 (j

1 2 ()

1 2 G 1 8 0 1 7 G 1 :3 0 1 0 G 2 8 0 1 1(j 0 1 5 0 I 8 ()

1 11 ()

1 ~ H 1 " 0 o 17 6 o IS) 0 o 13 0

,----~----------- -

Amount Amount payable payable

half-yearly half-yearl y for first a re111aining

years. 17 years. I ~_ .. ~.~ ... ~ .~ -

.£ s. d.1 1 5 2 1 il· JO, I r; \)

1 (j ;)

1 5 4 1 4 5 1 3 3 1 5 1 1 5 3 1 5 9 1 [) 6 1 6 1 1 5 8 1 6 9 216 0 3 1 5 1 411 1 15 2 1 9 [)

1 la 5 114 2 1 ,> 11 1 4, 2 1 5 7 1 4, (j

1 ;3 11 1 (i 9 1 10 0 1 5 0 1 ,I, 11 1 5 :3 1 5 G 1 4 8 1 <:3 2 1 4. 11 I 5 2 0 810 1 7 6 1 1, lO 2 8 7 1 lH 8 ] 0 R 1 .j H 1 G 11 1 5 0 1 :3 11 8 0 5

.£ s. 3 3 2 HI .) \l 2 10 4 9 4 4 4 0 a a 1 18 2 14 2 8 2 15 311 3 18 7 5 6 13 :3 11 3 18 3 12 4, 8 5 IG 1 18 2 5 3 1,

]

,

d . 7 1 D 8 4,

5 fl 5 7 5 5 2 o o o 7 9 8 (J , (

')

')

2 7 8

:3 1, 11 'L 3 (

is Hll 8 'j, 2 4, 0 8 5 1] :l :l 2 H :3 :~ 1 a OIl :3 JH 2 :3 10 4 3 ;{ 5 o H) 8 614 4, 5 0 (i ()B ·1 () 2 ~I

a 12 ]()

:~ ., I· ,1, 011 2 7 1 2 9 2 4 I 8

MOltnt E1'in Estntc.

Department of IJana~ [lllc1 SUI'VCYR,

Corres. 862/04·. Perth, 8th Decem hpJ', 1911. TT is hrrchy lloi.ifi,',1, foJ' gencl'nl infol'mntioll, th"t His :Exccl1cllcy the Govcrnor in .Exeeutive CouneiJ has heen pkased to approve of 1Jo1; 24, llfount ·81'inF.sl.:!l·,;. being t.hrown opcn for selecti,m uncler Part V., Scetiol:8 fl5 ana 56, of "'rhe Land Act, 1898," nm1 111l<'lcr 11", provisions of "'rhe Agricultural Lands .PmclJase Ael. ]fl09," 011 nml ~Iftel' vVednescby, tho 3rd ,Jnnl1ary, 1912, :It the following price:-

Lot 24. Area, 370 acres. Price per acro, 35s. 'rotal purchase money, with interest a(1,1e(1, £1,006

17s. 3d. Half-yearly instalment, including interest, £25 38. fl. '. Deposit, il1cluc1ing first half-yearly instalment, £2:,

iis. 5d .

A.pplicatiolls must be lodged with the Government T~~mrl Agent at Gendilton, or the Subsidhny Offic(' at 1\ ort.lIn lllPton.

Applications may be lodgec1 before the clay spcc.ific(l, Imt will be l.rca teel as having been receiyccl on tIl<" nppoinl;ed date.

R. CECTTJ CLIPT(lX, Under Se-eretaTJ for Lande.

DEC. 1911.J GOVERNM~NT GAZ_ETTE, W.A. 4427

h"'-ND ACT, 1898.

(Section 23.) Department of Lands and Surveys.

Application No. 11/566. NO'l'ICE is hereby given that it is intencled on the 3rd day of January 1912 to issue to David Schulman of J~eollora storekeeper a Substituted Residential Lease to the land described below the original Residential --Leaso lun-iug as is alleged been lost.

Dated 21st clay of December, 1911.

SIDNEY F. COOK, tOT Hegistrar of DeeCls.

Tlie land TcfeTrecl to. All that piece or paTcel of laud being Leonora Lot

No. 4i5() coni"llining 1 rood 2 perches as comprised in Residential Lease No. 21/4177.

T~AND ACT, 1898. (Section 23.)

Department of Lands an(l Suneys. Apnlication No. 11/569.

NO'!'! Cl~ is hereby given that it is i ntendoc1 on the Bnl (Itty of .January ] 912 to issue to .James Beynon of Narrogin farlller a Substitutel[ Con,litionai Purchase Lease to the land c1escriheil bolow tho original Condi­tional Plll"chase Le:lse having as is alleged l,eon lost.

Datell 2l81: day of Deemnbcr, 1911.

RlDN I<~Y F. COOK, {or Hl'gistrar of Deeds.

TI,c 1(l1/i! 1"Iferrcr7 to. All that piece ,,1" p:,,·cel of" lHlld POl)tailling· 100 ne,rcs

Uwreabol1ts sit",;!" ill I'il" \Vil!inms Dist;'id of" Ow State Luin0' \Vil1iams Loe:ltioll No. 7:270 aN ('P1n­

Jll'lscil in Condii·ioll:d PUI"('lms!' Lease No. 1788lj5G.

LAND AC'I', 180S. (8edioll 2;;.)

/)(,p:lltlllent of LImits and Surn,ys. AJljllit·atilm ;\0. 11/:'(i8.

f\~orrlC p~ is h(~l'('b)' gi\'(111 Hwt, 11- i;;; illtnndl~d on the Brd day of .1:1n1l:11".\' 1!!12 10 isslln til :JlaJgcty ani! COlll­pany .Limited of V!(';!l:lldk (1 f311i1f'tjhlted Pash)ral -Lease to the lalld ([cSl'riilcd 1)(']o\\" the ()]';~ill;t1 Pasloral 1,0'18('

hft\'lllg' ,~s iN nll('ged b(l{'ll 10s1-. <~

l)atcd 21Nt d:~y qf D('(:ombol', In] 1.

SIDNEY V. COOK. tor Hegistrar of no('(]s.

The lllild 'reFerred to. Al! tbat picco Oi" parcol of laml containing 20,000

acres or thcrcalJunls situate in the -Westcl"Il Division of the said Sblte and being the ,vhole oj' the land (·olllprised in Pastoral LotJsn No. 710110:2.

Agric. 8147/11. Dcp:ulment of and Tnllu,tries,

:20th Dpcclllbel", 1$)11. I-I rs Bxecllcl1(-,r the OOY(cl'll(Jr i 11 Ex(;euti n~ COlll1ci t hHS been plcasc(l to 111ake til(l ftllic)\ring l\egnlal-LJ}lR nntlcl' "The Abattoirs Act, }f)O()"

't'o S. ~le:\DT/!'Y, Under Sccrctnry for Agrie11Hmc and In(l11stri8s.

RJ~GUT,NnONS.

1. gxcept as hereinafter provided, the KalgoorJie Abattoirs shall not be 11sed on SUl1(Tay, CluiBtmas Day, Good Friday, New Year's Labour Day, or any day notified by ;uh-ertiscmcnt in somo newspaper as a trado or proclaimed holiday.

2. Any master bn1'c11or may, by notice delivered to the officer in charge of the sai(t fJmttoirs at least (12) twelve hours l:efot"c auy of the <lays aforesaid, notify snch oflkGr that it will he 1](3<,rssary for him to have certuin animals as I'DI' as practicable the kin(l and at tl!C s'lid abattoirs ou such clay.

13. On of any mwh notice, the said officer shall arrange keeping tho srtiel abattoirs open for use on that day, for the jJurpose mentionjld in the said notice.

Agric. No. B44/11; Ex. Co. No. 517i3. HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleased to approve of the appointment of 111' . .T. Sandow as a temporary Inspector under "The Insect Pests Amend­ment Act, 1898," as from the 21st November.

T. S. McNULTY, Under Secretary for Agricultme ancl Industries.

20th December, 1911.

Agric. No. 345/11; Ex. Co. No. 5177. HIS Excellency the Goyornor in Council has been pleased to approve of the appointment of Mr. :E. Johnes as a temporary Inspector under "'fhe Insect Pests Amend­ment. Act, 1898," as from the 13th November.

'r. S. McNULTY, Uncler Secretary for A_griculture and Industries.

20th December, 1911.

Agric. No. 341/11; Ex. Co. No. 5144. HIS Excellency the GO\'omor in Council lws been pleasetl to approve of the appointment of .J ohn Sparling as a temporary Inspector nuder "'rhe Stock Diseases Act, 1895," as from the 20th October.

T. S. McNUUry, Umlel' Secretary for Agricultnrc :mel Industries.

20th December, 1911.

APPOIN'l'1:mwrs.

Departmeut of TI{i ncs, 574/05. Perth, 10th Dccmnber, 1911.

Irr~ Ext·ellen;:;y the Governor ill Execnl'ive Coullcil has 11('<'(1 ploaset[ to appoint 11. Y. lvinslin CIS {1, Snb-inspeetol' of Explmdvcs under (' The l~xpJos1\,(:;s ;\ et, 1~)05."

H. S. JZLl\G, Secretary for Mines.

Department of l\Tines, 4()(j(j/l1. Perth, 10th DC'ccmilcr, H)l1.

J-IIS l~x('('llcllcy the GOVPl'lItH' in J~jx('euth'e COUllCn has b0(;n pleDsed to appoint A. B. Smith ns Acting "'lining llegistrar, Cue ani! Day ]):I\\"n Districts of" the Mnrchison Goldfield, during the absence of the Mining Registrar ('1'. Y. A. Lang) on lmwe, as 1'1'0111 the 14th December, 1911.

II. S. KING, Secretary fOT Minos.

TI-IE MINING AC'l" 1904.

Notice of intention to Cancer Lease to]" Non-comJJUcmee with Conditions.

4881/07. Department of l\Tin8s,

Perth, 14th December, ] 011.

IN aceorc1allce with the provisions of "The l\Iining Ad, 1$)04," notice is hCj"('hy given that nn less the pn­visions of Sectioll 185 of tlie sai,l Act aro complied with on or before the 31st of .Janl1ary, HJl2, it is the intention of the GOYCI"l10l" Council to cancel the lllltlcl'-

llwntloned Lease for 111'each of Coyenant.

PHU~lP COLLIER, Minister for Mines.

NORTH COOLGATmm GOLDPIELD. Miner's llomcstead Lease.

No., Name, and Lessee. 4H-CAHBINE WET~L: Hill, William Samuel.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.

5150/()5. Department of Mines,

Perth, 19th December, 1911.

HTS Excellency the Govcl"llor in Executive Council has been pleased to accept the surr~nder of Gold J\Iinillg Lertse No. 1(), and to telUporunly reserve the ground comprised therein until further notice.

II. S. KING, Secretary for Mines.

4428 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 1911.

'l'HE MINING ACT, 1904.

Department of Mines, Perth, 19th December, 1911.

It is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of "The 1\i[ining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the uudermentioned Leases and Applications for Leases, as shown below.

H. S. KING, Secretary for Mines.

Gold Mining Leases.

The undermentioned applications for Gold Mining Leases were approved, subject to survey:-

Goldfield.

East Murchison Murchison ... North '.,:?I!5~cdib Pe[tk HIll ...

District.

Lawlers Day Dawn Yerilla

Nos. of Applications.

1149, 1150, 1151, 1152, 1153, 1154 *485D 978& 376p

The surrenders of the undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were accepted :--

Goldfield. District.

E. Murchison Blaek Range

Murchison .. , Cue ... North East Kanowna

Coolgardie Yilgarn

No. of Lease. Name of Lease.

722n Swede

1815 Perseverance 1285x Glassy Marble Gold Mine

2483 Reprieve North Extended

I Lessees.

Martin, Duncan; Nilsson, Oscar Robert Wilhelm

Penberthy, Edwin; Mitchell. Alexander Irving, Arthur; Irving, James; George,

Edwin Berry, William

The nndermentioned Gold Mining Lettses were declared forfeited for breach of labour conditions, and prior right of appli­cation is granted under Section 105, Subsection (1) :-

Goldfield.

Coolgardie

North Cooigardio

N llnlQ of Lease.

Queen's Cross

Queen's Cross Extended

Queen of the

Lessees.

Birkbeck, Hoffman, and Jowett

Birkbeck, Hoffman, and . Jowett

do Bernales, Bessie

Mineral Leases.

The undermentioned applications for Mineral Leases were approved, 811 bject to survey :--

JYfi llCl'ltl l?iehl.

Grconbushes

Outside Proclaimed Mineral Fields

I J,ocalit,y. Nos. of Applications.

17SH

Conditionally.

MinM"s Homesiwcl Lease.

~ames ofpersolls to whom prim'right of apl)]ication is granted.

Cook, Henry Hubert

Do. do .

Pugh, Thomas

The underme:-ttioned Miner's Homesrei1cl Loase was declared cancelled for breach of covenant, and the ground comprise therE,ln temporarily reserved until 10 a.m., lOth ,Tanuary, 19.12.

Goldfield. District. ':Name of Leasc. Lessee.

Phillips River ... 198 ... Griffiths, Thomas

DEO. 22, 1911.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 4429

THE MINING AOT, 1904.

1932/10. Department of Mines,

Perth, 19th December, 1911.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to authorise W. M. Phillips, W. Sherwood, and O. Pears to occupy the ground comprised in Reserve 30H, situate at Greenbushes J'iIineral Field, contaWng twenty acres, and identical with late Mineral Lease No. 300, for a period of three years from the 1st day of November, 1910.

PHILIP COLLIER, Minister for Mines.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.

(Regulation 163.)

Notice of intention to l'es1tme Mining Tenements on behalf of His Majesty.

Warden's Office, Mt. Magnet, 2nd November, 1911.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden of the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date men­tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an order authorising the resumption of possession, for and Oll

behalf of His Majesty, in accordance with Regulation 163 of "The Mining Act, 1904," of the undermentioned Mining Tenements. An order may issue in the absence of the registered holder, but should he desire to object to such order he must, before the date mentioned, lodge at the Warden's Office an objectioh containing the grounds of such objection, and on the date mentioned the Warden will proceed to hear and determine the same, in accordance with the evidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) P. TROY, Warden.

T,o be heard at the Warden's Court, Mt. Magnet, O!l

Friday, the 12th day of January, 1912.

YALGOO GOLDFIELD.

Residence Ar·eas.

No. 17-iRodan, Mary Anna, Melville. No. 119-Richards, H. S., Yalgoo. No. 149-0rames, John Henry, Field's Find. No. 164--Milner, Joseph Thomas, Yuin. No. 173-White, John Ewinson, Field's Find.

Brtsiness Areas.

No. 36-Gloster, Alexander Burns, Field's Find. No. 45-iBeaton & Sons, A., Field's Finrt No. 59-Urch, John, Field's Find. No. 60-Fremlin, Reginald William, Yuin. No. 63-McDougall, Richard Ballantyne, Yuin. No. 67-Gill, Robert, Yuin. No. 72-Gilbert, Jane, Yuin. No. 73-Allen, Joseph, Pinyalling.

Gal'den Areas.

No. 9-Fremlin, Reginald William, Yuin. No. W-Brand, Edith, Yuin. No. 11-McDougall, Richard Ballantyne, Yuin.

Tailings Areas.

No.8-Kruger, Gustav; Urch, John; Pinyalling. No.9-Darling, ·Robert; Enright, John W.; Gullewa.

Claims.

No. 32-Grime, Robert, Gullewa. No. 33-White, John Ewinson, Gullewa. No. 34--Hobby, Margaret Maria; Hobby, Halsey Oleave­

land; Field's Find.

THE MINING AOT, 1904.

(Regulation 163.)

Warden '8 Office, Mt. Magnet, 2nd November, 1911.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden of the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date men­tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Oourt an order authorising the resumption of possession, for and on behalf of His Majesty, in accordance with Regulation 163 of "The Mining Act, 1904," of the undermentioned Mining Tenements. An order may issue in the absence of the registered holder, but should he desire to object to such order he must, before the date mentioned, lodge at the Warden's Office an objection containing the grounds of such objection, and on the date mentioned the Warden will proceed to hear and determine the same, in accordance with the evidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) P. TROY, Warden.

To be heard at the Warden's Oourt, Mt. Magnet, on Friday, the 12th day of January, 1912.

MT. MAGNET DISTRIOT, MURCHISON GOLDFIELD. Business Areas.

No. 9M-Drew, Oornelius Joseph, Lennonville. No. 43M-McKenna, Owen, Mt. :i'.1agnet. No. 52M-Morgan, ]i'rank, 24-Mile Well, Mt. Magnet. No. 58M-Oobb & 00., Ltd., 50-Mile, Mt. Magnet-Sand-

stone Road. No. 79M~Moore, Alice, 45-Mile, ])lit. Magnet-Sandstone

Road. No. 82M-McKay, Alexander, Mt. Magnet-Youanme

Road.

Residence Areas. No. 108M-Allen, Samuel, Lennonville. No. 114M-Pringle, John, Boogardie. No. 115M-Dupuy, Amady (7), Boogardie.

Machinery Area. No. 3M-Couper, Thomas Alexander, East Mt. Magnet.

Garden .A1·eas. No. 7M-Iles, William George, Mt. Magnet. No. 22M-McKenna, Owen, Mt. Magnet. No. 23M-Drew, Oornelius Joseph, Mt. Magnet. No. 26M-McLernon, Malvena Helena, Mt. Magnet.

Lode Claim. No. 117J1.1-McFaden, Hector; Nelson, Alfred; Moyagee.

OHRISTMAS EXEMPTION ON GOLDFIELDS AND MINERAL FIELDS.

Department of Mines, Perth, 9th November, 1911.

IT is hereby notified, for public information, that general exemption from conditions of work, use, and occupation has been granted for the Goldfields and Mineral Fields of the State, as specified hereunder:-

1. Ashburton, Gascoyne, Pilbara, West Pilbara, Kim­berley, East Murchison, "Peak Hill (except Mt. Egerton centre), and Phillips River Goldfields, Yerilla District of North Coolgardie Goldfield, that portion of the UIarring District West of the 120th degree of East Longitude, Kurnalpi District of the North-East Ooolgardie Goldfield, that portion of the Yilgarn Goldfield North of an East and West line pass­ing 10 miles South of Mt. Jackson; also that portion of the Yalgoo Goldfield within a radius of 10 miles from the Goodingnow (Payne's New Find) Group of Leases, from the 15th December, 1911, to the 13th January, 1912 (both dates inclusive).

2. All the other Goldfields and Mineral Fields from 18th December, 1911, to the 6th January, 1912 (both dates inclusive).

*3. Mt. Egerton centre (Peak Hill Goldfield), from 15th December, 1911, to 1st March, 1912 (both dates inclusive) .

H. S. KING, Secretary for Mines.

4430 GOVERNMENT

'rHE MIJ\TING ACT, 1904. Department of ilTines,

1986/10. Perth, 19th December, Hl11. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Ommeil has been pleased to confirm the temJlorary resorvation of the ground lately held um1er Gold Mining Lease No. 3918, (Joolgal'([ie, in accordance with tho provision of Section :276 of "'rhe Mining Act, Hl04," an(1 to nnthol'ise ,Tames Corney to occupy the grouncl eomprisol\ in Reserve 31H, situate at Ooolgardie Goldfield, eOlltai ning eighteen acres, am1 i<1entical with lnte Gold JlIining Loase No. 3918, for a period of two years from tho 1st clay of December, 1911.

PHII~TP COlLTER, Minister for Mines.

LAND DRATNAGl~ AO'!', 1900. Lennox Dmina[IC BoaI'll.

rr is hereby notified, for genoral information, that His l~xcellcncy the GO\'C!'YlOl' in Oouncil has bo('u pleased to nominate an(l appoint J\lr. G. B. Milne to be the Hetul'Iling Oflieel' at the eleetion of the Lonnox Drain­age Board to he held on 21st Dccmubor, 1 Dll.

]'. L. S'l'l'CON:\ClI, Under Secretary fur Public ,Yorks.

TENDER ACCEPnm.

Public "Vorks Department, N.o. 707. PClth, 20th nt'('l'mhcr, 1911.

'rUE following list of ~1'endcl'S, J'('eently Hl'eCl'te([ is published for general in fOl'lllat ion :--- '

Date of Accept:lllce, Na1l1e of Contractor, llescription of Oontraet, am[ Amount.

]'01'

Dec. 22.-,T. L. 'rostodn-1'erth Museulll and Librnry, now Latrines, etc., £715 7s. (id.

By order of the Honourable the i\jinistor for Works,

]'. L. STROl\ACH, Under Secretary for Pllblie \V orks.

ROADS ACT, 1911.

Bl'oomehill and l'atnbell1lp Road Districts. IT is hereby notified, for general infol'1l1nLioll, that it is the intention of the Governor in Council to exercise the powers cOllfenod on him lly Sodion A of the Ro:uls Act by taking the Enstern portions of the Bl'Oonwhil1 :mel 'rambellup Rond Districts, a,nd forming SlunG into a new District, to be called the Gnowangerup Roai! TJisLrieL, the bOllHllal'ies anel oth~r pal'tielllars of \rhieh \\"ill be pub­lisherl in a lator issno.

]'. h S'l'RONACrr, Uncler Secretary for Pohli" ,\forks.

ROADS ACT, 1911. Darling Range Road Distriel;.

T'r is hereby notifiec1, for genoml infol'1lmt.ion, that it is the intention of tho Governor-in-Connoil to ('xcrcisc tho powers confen!;II on him by 800,tion A of the Ronds Act by dividing the Darling Hnngo Honel Tlistriet into thr00 wards in aecordanco with tho boundaries showo in the Seherlule nn<l tho allocation of mom hers as shown in statemont which will be publisherl in a lat~r issne.

]'. L. STRONACH, Under Secretary for 1'nblic "Vol'ks.

ROADS ACT, 1911. J anda/,ol Road Board.

T'1' is hereby notifietl, for general information, that tho H 011. Minister for Works hns :lpprovod () I' tho appointmont of lvIr. A. G. IG(]son-Huutor :lS Retmning Oiliecr in connection. with the eleetiou of' the abov(] Bonnl, anrl has fixed the follO\ying ,In tes in conncction with snch election:-

Proparation of lists-4th Dccemlwr, 1911. Last day for elaims and objections-18th Decem,

bel', 1911. Revision Court-20th December, ]911. Signing rol1s-2lBt Decom,ber, 10] 1. Nomiuations-27th December, 1911. 'j<Jlection-4th ,January, 1912.

]'. L. STRONACH, Uncler Secretary for Puhlic, "Vorks.

W.A. [DEC. 1911.

ROADS ACT, 1911. Kellerbe1'1'in Road Board.

rr is heroby notified, for general information, that it is the in ten tion 0 f the Governor in Council to exercise the powers conferred on him by Section S of the Roads Act, by dividing the Kellorborrin J:~on<1 District into five )varc1s, in aCt'orclance with the llol1mlarirs shown in a schedule and the allocation of members as shown in a statement, which will be published in :t later issue.

F. L. S'l'TlONACH, Under Secretary for Public 'Works.

WA'l'ER BOARDS ACT, Hl04.

Pingelly Water Board. I'r is hereby notified, for gencral iJd'ol'l1mtion, that His Excellency the Governor in C'om:<"j] has 110011 plC'nsed to declare that the members of the Pingelly 'Water Board appointed by Order in Council (htotl the 5th clay of September, J Dn, shall retiro in t lie i'nll,)\\'in:5 or':er:-

Messrs. R. A. .rohnsoi1 awl .rames Bryne, at thl' expiration of the ono Yl'ar from tl;oir' nppoint­ment.

Messrs. "Vm. ~IcIntosh elllel :r-'. T:. W!litc, at the expiration of the two ?()(]l:~ fly,m 1hoir apP('int­ment, nnd

Messrs. G. N.:\furcloch "ne1 n. Black, a~ the expira­tion of the three YAal's from tllll:.r :t[lpointm,·nt.

]'. L. STHONACH, Under Secretnry for Public 'Works.

npPl"~r; mWIN r~OAD B(L\ RD.

IT is hereby HoLifi"ll, for general iniorrmltion, thn.t His J~xc.cllel1cy the Governor in \;ollneil has app1'<we,l of the Ooorow 'Yatcr Supply being plnee,l nm1er the r,ontrol of the above Boal'll, under Section 140 nf "'l'he Roads Act, 1911."

Ii'. T ... STR,(·:\TACH, FHd0\' Secretar,v f,lT PnL,lie ,Vorl,s.

'I'HE COTJDfi'TELDS WATER SUPPLY AC'L', 1902. Amenilment of 13:;-7a.WR.

HIS l~xeellcncv the Governor in F.xeclltive COlll1cil has been pleased to approve of the By-laws m:ule llll(lcr the provisions of 8eetion (i of G2 Viet., No. ]0, "An Ad to :mthorisc the eonstruetion of \Vorl,s 1'01' t]w Snpply or Water to the Coolganlie Gohlliplds," and () r Seetions 105 and lOG of "The Coldficlds Wntor Suppl)' 1\('1'., 190:3," hy the 'Minister for "Vol'ks, a<'l;ing llnd<'l' tho POW0l'S eonfcnel1 by tho nfol'osai.] AI'! S 'lllll appI'O\'<,'1 in I';x('('utive Conncil all 281'(( DOC(,lllbcl', HlOS, and :lmcneled by l~xccutivo Conncil on 7th Septolll bel', 190}), 8th Doeclll her, ] 909, and lAth J\;fay, 1911l, boi ng fnrtlw1' 'llnenill'd hv the addition thereto of: thn att:wl10el new hy-law, to 'be numbered 85, and which slmll tnko elfect as i'1'(l1ll 1 st J:ll1n:n'y, 1912:-

BY-LAW 85.

Wnh.l' mtl'S shall be levied within the H(l1lthcl'H Cross W:d('1' ilist1'il't, ujlon the net annual yalne of all ratenhk lands within sueh District, nt til(; rate 01' 0]](' shillin~; and sixl,cllel' ill the pound per annum.

'rile lllinimullI S11m pftyablo as \yater rate within tho' SOlltlWl'll Cross \Vat('1' District on each separately assc,;­s('tl ]ll'opcrt,v shall 110 Ono pound pel' anllmn.

IDnn'y ratepayer in the Southern Cross 'Vator Dis­tl'iet sllnll he entitlod to consume on eaeh scpnrateJy nssess('d property for \yhich he is l'ntecl that qllnntHy 0 r wa.tPl' \\'hich, if enkl1late(l nt the priee of l"in' 8h illings :1n,1 tOlljlPnee per thollStln([ gallons, \\'onW HTllOllnt to the ('qniy:! 1011t 0 f till' watel' rate paid on 81H'h l)l'01)(,1'ty, p1'oyi<l,,<1 tllllt sneh water be takon during the perio<1 for whieh Ow mto is stnwk.

'l'lJo prOyiRiollS of' the By-lml's made ulldor the abov('­Ilwlltioned ,\{'t al)(l published in thc GOl'Cl'llmcnt Oazc1-tf of :l1st Tkl'cll1hcr, 1908, except By-l:1\\-s Nos. (55 nnd 58, sh:tJl apply, to :1.11<1 shall bo cffcci"jyc within the Southern Cross Water Dish·iet.

H. C. 'I'RlD'l'HOW AN,

Secretary Goltlfio1c1s ,Vater Supply, COrJwr Hay and Ccol'ge Streotp,

Pcrth, 20th D('eclllber, 1911.

DEC.

Date of Notice.

7th Dec.

7th Dec.

7th Dec.

7th Dec.

7th Dec.

7th Dec.

7th Dec.

Hth Dec.

14,th Dec.

14th Dec.

Hth Dec.

14th Dec.

21st Dec.

21st Dec.

21st Dec.

21st Dec.

21st Dec.

21st Dec,

21st Dec.

21st Dec.

1911.], dO VERN MJDN '1' GAZE'l'TJD, \\' .1\.. 4431

'rENDERS Fon PUBLIC WORKS.

Nature of ',vork.

Broome Post Office-R€novations and Additions a

Da.te and time for Closing.

1911. (Noon on Thursday.) 28th December

1912. Noon on '>"1 ednesday.

Broome School-Shelter Shed a ... 3rd Jam~ary

South Boulder School and Qus,r- 3rd January ters-Renovations

Yerbillon Engineer's Quarters- :1rd January No.5 Pumping Station

Northam Court House-Altera- 3rd January tions and Renovations

Leonol'lt vVarden's Court Altera- aL·d January tions

Nullaginc Police Buildings- 3rd Janmtry l~enovations b

K1tlgoorlie P.W. Buil ding-Re- 3rd Januar~' moval from Police Reserve

Perth l)![odern School-Addi- 3rd January tions

(Noon on 'l'uesday.) Low81 Blackwood Road District, 9th January

Mottram's Ford- Bridge over Warren River and Approaches Contract

Albany Harbour Master's Quar- 9th J alllU1ry ters-Renovations

Perth Modern School-Agricul- 9th January tural Sheds

Kookynie School-Lining 9th January

Burbanks School-Lining, etc. ... 9th JalllU1r,r

Collie School-Lining and Altera- I 9th January tions

East Perth Senior School-li,eno- 9th January vations

Boulder Infants' School-1'i,eno-

i 9th January

vat ions and Alterations

Perth Newcastle Street School I 9th January -Plastering Rooms and Reno- i

vations I 9th January North Kalgoorlie 8chool-Plaster-

ingRooms

West Guildford Sehool and 9th Jan nary Quarters-Additions

"\Vhere and when COllditions of Contl'act, etc., to be seen.

Contnwtors' Room, Perth; P.vV.D. Ofliee, Broome, and Court Houses, Port Hedland and Hoebourne, on and after the 12th December, 1911.

Contractors' l'l,oom, Porth; P.W.D. Office, Broome; and Court Houses, Port Hedland and l'l,oebourne, on ,md after the 19th December, 1911.

Contractors' Room, Perth; P.W.A.D. Office, Ieal goorlie; and Court Houses, Bou1der and Co01-gardie, on [mel after the 12th December, 1911.

Contractors' gOOlll, Perth; Court Houses, Ke11er­be""in, Northam, and South ern Cross, on and after the 12th Decelllber, 1011.

Contractors' 1'1,00'11, Perth, and Court House, Northam, on and after tho 12th December, ]911.

Contractors' Room, Perth; P.W.A.D. Office, K,tl­goorlie, and Court Houses, Boulder and Leonora, on and after the 12th December, 1911.

Contractors' l~oom, Perth, and Court Houses, Port Hedlund !1l1d Marble Bar, on and after the 12th Dec­em bel', JIll!.

Contractors' l{001ll, Perth; P.vV.D. OIlice, Kalgoorlie; and Court Houses, Boulder and Coolgardie, on and after the 19th Dooembor, 1911.

Contractors' l{oolll, Perth, on and after the 19th December, 1911.

Contraotors' Hoom, Perth, and Court Houses, Bunbury and Bridgetown, on and after 19th December, 1911.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.A.D. Office Albany, on and nftel' the 19th Dec8mber, 1911.

Contractors' Room, Porth, on and nfter tho 19t.h December, 1911.

Contractors' ROOIll, Perth; P.vV.D., Kalgool'lie, and Court Houses, Boulder and Kookynie, on and after the 2Sth Dece,"ber, 1911.

Contractors' Room, Perth; P.\'V.A.D. Office, Kalgoor­lie, and Court Houso, Boulder, on and after the 28th December, 1911.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Bussel­ton, BunbUl'Y ,mel Collie, on and after the 28th December, 1911.

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after the 28th December, 1911.

Contractors' .Room, Perth; P.W.A.D. Office, Kalgoor­lie, and Court Houses, Bould(~r and Coolgm'die, on and after the 2IJth December, 1911.

Contractors' goom, Perth, on and after the 28th December, lUll.

Contractors' Room, Perth; P. W.A.D., Kalgoorlie, and Court Houses, Boulder and Coolgardie, on and after the 28th December, 1911.

Contractors' H,001Jl, Perth, on and after the 28th December, 1911.

a 'relegraphic tenders similarly addressed and marked will be received up to the same hom, provided that written tenders in due form have previously been lodged with the P.W.D. Officer, Broome, 01' the Resident Magistrate at either Port Hedland 01' Roebourne.

b 'l'elegmphic tenders similarly addressed and marked will be received up to the mme hour, provided that written tenders in due form have previously been lodged with the Resident Magistrate at either Port Hedlalld or Marble Bar,

Tenders are to be addressed to "'1'he Hon. the 1'tlinist,~r for Works," and will be receiv"d at the Public Works Office, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not nBcessarily be accepted.

By order of the Hon. the Minister for VI orks,

F. L. STRONACH,

Under Secretary for Public Works.

4432 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEO. 22, 1911.

WESTERN A TJS'fRALIAN GOVERNMENT TE~DER BOARD.

Accepted Tenders.

THl£ following A"eepted Tenders are published for general information;-

Tender Board Date. Contractor. Partioulars. Department ooncerned. l'tate.

No.

604/11 16-12-11 W. & S. Lawrence Sailing Boat with Auxiliary Motor, Schedule 154B-Item

Public Works '" £170.

869 114<3/11 16-12-11 J. R. McGrath ... Cartage of Coal, as per Schedule Metropolitan W.S., S., Is. 5d. ton.

290B-Item No. 1650 and D. Departmcnt 1168/11 18-12-11 G. P. Harris, Scarfe, Scrap Copper, as per Schedule Public Works ... £62 lOs .

& Co., I,td. 291B-Item 1652 1064/11 19-12-11 Leslie & Co. ... Lathe and Fittings, as per Education ... '" £64198. 9d.

I Schedule 268B, Items 1588-1602

Er?'atullt

Item 1155, Schedule 13, General Contracts, 1911/13, should read 40 x 40 X ,'nin. instead of 40 x 40 x -loin.

JAS. THOMPSON, 22nd December, 1911. Chairman Tender Board.

WES'l'ERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMEN'l' 'l'ENDER BOARD.

'rho following List of Accepted Tenders for Burials for the Year ending 31st December, 1912, is published for general information :-

Town.

Albany... ". Beverley... '" Boulder... '" Boulder... '" Bridgetown ... Broad Arrow '" Broome... ". Blllon,r... ". BUllbl~·Y... '" Burtville '" Busselton ... Carm1rvon . " Olltremont * '" Olaremont t t '" Cocl1ga,l'clie ... Collie ... '" Oottesloe ... '" Derby oil... ...

Dongarra '" Dongarra '" Esperance ... .!<'remantle '" Gerald ton ... Guildford '" l{atanning '" Kalgoorlie '" Lancefield .. . Laverton .. . Leonora... .. . iYIidland ,Junction Mt. Magnot '" Mund'l,ring '" Nannine... '" NorthftJu '" Northampton '" Onslow... '" Perth ... '" Port Hedhtnd '" Roebourne '" Rockingham '" Subiaco... '" 'l'oodyay... '" Wagin ... '" York ... '"

i

Contractor.

J. C. Mews ... J. W. White J. W. Goss & Co. ... J. P. Cruse ... F. H. Dakin A. and J. Kyle R. English W. G. McLean W. Brittain J. Blethyn ... Hobt. Donald H. M. Green D. J. Chipper ... A. E. Davies & Co. W. P. M. Strother S. C. Fraser ... A. E. Davies &; Co. Wm. ]lardley .. . C. A. Haynes .. . Delmage & '1'hurkle Max Wiese ... ... A. E. Davies &; Co. G. Lester... .. . FarraH Bros. .. . .J ohn Squires .. . A. and J. Kyle .. . A. Davey... .. . J. Blethyn ... J. C. Semken ... FarraH Bros. . .. '1'. Kennedy ... A. Douglas Jones & Co. ... Crooks & Brooker, Ltd. .., J. W Purslowe .. . John Cook... .. . Hooley Bros. . .. D .. J. Chipper ... R. H. Paull ...

"'1 J. S. Law ... ... A. E. Da;vies & Co.

D. J. Ohipper ... 'iV. 8... Demasson ... A. Dawson ... Geo.IVansbrongh

Dece!1sed Destitute Persons.

Adults.

! £ s. d. 3 17 6 7 15 0 3 12 6

'1- 15 0 9 0 0 6 0 0 \)00 5 5 0 6 10 0 700 \) 10 0 2 10 0 o 10 0 700 3 18 0 1 17 6

12 0 0 7 U 0

900 1 15 0 400 5 0 0 '1 10 0 396

10 5 0 5 10 0 8 10 0 500

10 0 0 800

10 0 0 4 10 0 7 5 0

10 0 0 o 15 0

10 0 0 8 5 0 8 12 6 o 15 0 850 700 6 10 0

Children.

£ s. d. 1 4 0 5 10 0 2 10 0

3 15 0 700 300

" 0 0 :~ 18 0,

~ 19 g I 2 10 0 I o 10 0 I 410 0 I

3 10 0 1 5 0 7 10 0 'j, 10 0

500 100 300 :3 0 0 :3 10 0 1 10 0 700 400 5 10 0 ;:l 0 U 700 (j Hi 0 700 300 :3 10 0 700 o 15 0 700 .1, 0 0 700 () 15 0 ;, 10 0 '1 0 0 3 0 ()

Stillborn.

£ s. d. o 15 0 4 10 0 2 10 0

o 10 0

200 300 100 300 2 10 0

2 10 0 o 10 0 2 12 6 2 15 0 o 17 6 5 15 0 250

2 10 0 () 15 0 100 1 10 0 200 ] 5 0 5 10 0 200 3 10 0 1 10 0 5 0 () 500 500 1 10 0 200 500 o 15 0 500 1 10 0 500 o 15 0 :l 10 0 2 HJ 0 200

Adults.

£ s. d. 1 5 0 750

3 8 6 4 15 0

000

600 7 10 0 :3 (; "

'± 5 U 1 17 (j

500 (:i 0 0 2 10 0 :3 15 6 1, 10 0 400

500

4 10 0

4, 10 0 6 10 0

" 0 0

8 12 2 0 7 10 7 0 4 10

Aborigines.

i Children.

£ s. d, o 15 0 5 0 0

1 10 0 3 15 0

300

2 10 0

300

" (I ()

., lu u a 15 0 150

200 500 2 0 () 2 17 6 2 10 0 300

300

2 10 0

300 2 10 0

1 10 0

7 0 () 1 10 0 4 10 0 3 10 () 2 10 0

Stillborn.

£ s. d. 050 3 15 0

1 5 0 o 10 0

200

100

200

300

2 () 0 2 16 0 o 17 (;

1 0 0 2 10 0 1 10 0 o 10 0 100 200

100

100

1 10 0 200

1 10 0

500 1 10 0

200 1 10 0

• Government to provide coffins. t Bnriais from Claremont H@spitaj for Insane only. t Buri"ls from Claremont Old Men's HOllle und district

By order. .lAS. N

DEC. 22, 1911.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \V.:-\. 443:)

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

The following list of Accepted Tenders for Shoeing Police Horses for year ending 31st December, 1912, is published for general information :-

Town. Contractor. New Shoes. Removes.

H. d. s. d. Albany Ed. Peirce 5 0 3 0 Beverley E. Langsford & Son 6 6 3 6 Broome Chas. Dunbar 8 0 6 0 Bunbury A. Trigwell 5 0 3 0 Burtville J. Harris 8 0 5 0 Collie D. McKenzie 5 0 3 0 Cunderdin M. J. Frawley 6 0 4 0 Dongara H. Hinchliffe 6 0 1 H Esperance B. W. Peek 6 0 '1 6 Fremantle Thos. Dick 4 6 2 6 Guildford J. S. D. Betts 5 0 :3 0 Geraldton E. Sander 6 0 :3 0 Goomalling ... A Fahmel 6 0 4 0 Kalgoorlie Allen & Walker 8 0 5 0 Katanning ... J. Squiers 6 0 4 0 Kellerberrin P. J. Daly 5 6 :3 0 Kojonup J'Squiers 8 0 5 0 Leonora H. G. Critchley 8 0 4 0 Laverton Brennan & Carlon 8 0 2 6 Mullewa Joseph Bowes ... 7 0 ,4, 0 Midland Junction J. S. D. Betts ... 5 0 :3 0 Mt. Magnet ... T. Kennedy 7 0 <) G " Meckering ... rr. H. Kingsbury 5 0 4, 0 Northam R. H, Thackra.h 5 0 :3 9 Northampton C. J. Dewhurst 6 0 :3 0 Narrogin Kelliher Bros. ... G 0 :::; 0 Pingelly Tregurtha & Hughes 5 0 3 6 Quairading J. W. Bloffwitch 6 0 .) 0 Ravensthorpe Buckie, 'l'ighe, & McIntyre 8 0 5 0 Southern Cross S. Fairclough ". 8 0 5 0 Wilunft Thos. O'Shaughnessy ... 10 0 7 0 Wagin Morris & Parkes 6 0 4 0 Yarloop H. Sykes 7 0 4 6 Yalgoo .T. E. Hope 8 0 G 0 Youanme D. R. Campbell (:) 0 Ii 0

By order, JA8. THO:vrpSON, Cbail'l1mn.

22nd December, 1911.

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'rHE INDUSTRIAL CONCILIATION AND ARBI'1'RATION AC'1', 1902.

(1 & 2 Edwc1. VII., No. 21.) Notice before Cancellation of Regisiry.

1!~.S. 803/1910. '1'0 the Secretary of the Industrial Union CUHUll the

,/If estralian Goldfields Federated Miners' Industrial Union of Workers.

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Registrar of Friendly Societies to proceed on the 27th day of Jannary, 1912, to cancel the registration of the above-named Industrial Union, under the above·named Act, unless cause be shown to the contrary in the mean­time.

The ground of such proposed cancellation is as fOj­lows:-That the above-named Industrial Union has duly applied for cancellation of registry.

Dated this 16th day of December, 1911.

[L.S.] S. BENNE'r'1', Registrar of Friendly Societies.

THE TRADE UNIONS AC'1', 1902. (1 & 2 Edwd. VII., No. 19.)

Notice before Cancelling of Certificate or RC[jistry. L. 173/1906.

Name of Trade Union: The 'Westralian Goldfields Fed­erated Miners' Industrial Union of Workers. RegiS­ter No. 100.

NOTICE is hereby giycn to the above·mentioned Trade Union that it is the intention of the Registrar of Friendly Societies to proceed, on the 27th day of Janu­ary, 1912, to cancel the registry of the Trade Union, unless canse be shown to the contrary in the meantime.

The ground of such proposed cancelling is that the Trade Union has duly applied for cf1ncellation of

Education Department, Perth, 15th December, 1911.

HIS Excellency the Govcl'l1or in Executive Conncil has appl'oveil of the appointment of 111'. 'V. II. Carpcntcr, :1[, [J.A., as a membor of the Advisory Board of tho }<'l'Gmantle 1'cclmical School.

CECII.; ANDRKWS, Inspector General of SCheJOls.

Education Department, Perth, 15th December, 1911.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Conncil has approved of the amendment of Regulation 4 of Appen· dix VII., Govel'l1ment UniYersity Exhibitions, to read as follo,vs:-

4. The said examination shall be held and the said Exhibitions awarded annually; and, until other arrangements arc made, they shall be so awarded on tho results of the Higher Pnblic EXflmin:ltion of the Adelaide University.

(a.) For one of those Exhibitions the seale of murks as allotted by the Adelaide University in 1911 will be adopted.

(b.) POl' Olle of these Exhibitions the scale of 111al'ks~ as allotted by tho Adelaide Uniwrsity ill 1912 will be adopteel.

(c.) For the remaining Bxhibitioll, the pereellt.· age of marks gained ill each subject "'ill be counted, and the Exhibition 'will be a,Yarded to the candidate gaining the highest total percentage,

In order to qualify for this Exhibition a candi· date must take two mathematical subjects and on() science, 01' two sciences and one mathematical sub· ject; any two of the remaining subjects must be taken as well.

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4434 GOVERNMIDNrr GAZErJ1'r.f~, W.A. [Dille. 22, 1911.

WJ;;S'l'.E:IW AUS'1'RALIA.'\ GUVERNMENT 'l'ENDEl~ BOARD.

Tenders for (,'ovcrlt'lIlent Hl!pplies.

Date of ad vertising.

1911.

S tI P plies ret} uired.

Sched1!lc 275 B, .1911.

Date of closing.

1912.

Nov. 7 Copper Firebox Plates for .Tl,n.4 l{ailway Department

Schedule 27'1 B. Nov. 7 Solid Drawn Oopper Pipe for .TlLll.4

Hailwa:y Department

Sclwel1tle 802 B. Dee. 1~ Oal'Lage Ooneml Battery Sup- .Jan. 4

plies frow Hail way Station Leonora, to St"te H[,ttery, LeOnOl'lL

Sclted"'lc 28. Dec. If5 IG tOllS i\lrmilhL Hope for .Tan. '1

period ending (lOth JUllO, un:,

Schctlttle 806 R. Dec. IG ,f oillory ,Vork for "J" Shed, ,fltn. -1

Fl'(,lll[tntle

Seltedttlc 807 B. Doc. 21 2,O()() tons Snpol'phosphatefor Jltn. '1

Agricultural Department

&hedltlc 292 B. Nov. 21 1 only Hadinl Drilling lYJa- Jan. 11

chine lLUd Bulldozer for l'?,ailway Department

Scheelule 298 B. Nov. 21 3 only lO-ton Steam Travel- Jan, 11

ling Crnnes for Hailway Department

Scheel!tlc 270 B. Oct. 31 1 only '1'urbo Generator Set Jan. 11

for Hailway Department

Tenders, addressed to the Chairman, 'render Board, Perth, will be received for the above-meutioned supplieR nntil 2.15 p.m. on the dates of closing.

Tenders must be properly enclorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.

Tender forms and [ull particulars may be obtailllJd on application at the 'l'cllc1cr Board OHice, Murray Street, Perth.

No tender necessarily accepted.

21st Dec., 1911.

JAS. THOiYIPSON, Chairman 'render Boa rd.

Te1llZel's for B1!rial of Dcceasc(l Destit·utc Persons and Abor·igincs.

Tr~NDERS (endorsed "Tender for Burials' ') will be received at the Of'{icc oj' the 'render Board, Murray Street, Perth, up till 2.15 p.m., on the date specified hCrCUll(lcl', from persons willing. to co])traci; for the aboyo service, at the nndernlPlltioncd places, dl1l'illg the period from 1st Jnnultl'Y, 1912, to 31st Dccember, 1912:-

4th Jmmary, 1912.

Wyndham and Derby.

Tender forms and fnll particulars nmy be obtained from the OfIieers-in-Charge of the Police Stations at tho above places and from the Tender Board OfIice, Perth.

No tendor necessarily accepted.

20th October, 1911. .lAS. 'l'HOMPSON,

Chairman.

Tenders for Shoeing Police Horses.

'l'.8N D.8RS (endorsed "'l'ender for Shooing Police Horses' ') will be roedl'cd at the OlIice of the 'l'cnder Board, Murray Stl'oet, Perth, up till 2.15 p.lll. on the date specified hereulldOl', from persons willing to con­tract fot' the above scrvic(' at the underlllcnLioned places, ,luring the period from 1st January, 1912, to the 31st December, 1912:-

4th January, 1912.

Wyndham and Derby.

Tender for111s and full particulars can be obtained from the Otlicers-in·Charge of the Police Stations at the above places and from Lhe 'render Board Oilice, Perth.

No tend~r nccessarily accepted. ,J AS. 'l'HOMPSON,

~Oth October, 1911. Chairman.

Tenders lor Out-door Belief.

'l':t~N DEHS (8ndorsed "'1'011(101' tor Out· door Helief") will be receiYell at toe Office of tho Tender Board, Mur­ray Streot, Perth, up till 2.15 p.m. on the date specified hereunder, from persons willing to contract for the above, elt the nudorlllentioJled places, during the period from 1st .January, 1912, to 31st December, 1912:-

Derby. 'render fOl111s and full pariieulars lHay hl' obtainod

frolll the Officers-in-Uharge of tlte Polico Statious at the above places and from the Tender Board Ollice, Perih.

No tender necessarily accepted.

2nd November, 1911. JAS. 'l'HOMPSON,

Chairman.

Tenders for PJ'ovisions, etc. 'rENDERS (addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board,

Porth), will be received up till 2.15 p.m. on the date specified below, for the supply of the following lines from 1st January, 1912, to 31st December, 1912:-

Flour, Bread, Potatoes, Oatmeal and Rice, Sugar and Golden Syrup, Tea and Coffee, Dairy Produce, Pipes and Tobacco, Groceries, Cream and Milk, Ales, Wines, Spirits, etc., Oils I1nd Kerosene, Fruit and Vegetables, Meat, Fish, Firewood, Cartage, otc., .Jams, and Uandles and Soap.

'l'onders close on the following dates: 'I'hursday, 17th :Febrllary, 1912, for tho following

towns :-Dcrby and \V:yndhmn. Tonder forms and all information may be obtained

ou application to the District Medical Officers in the above '1'owns, and at the 'render Board Office, Murray Street, Perth.

'rhe lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

J AS. THOMPSON, Chairman Tender Board.

'1'on(1er8 for Relief Rations for Aboriginal Natives.

~l'END.8RS (endorsed" 'render for Relief Hations for Aboriginal Natives' ') will be received at the Office of tho Tender Board, .i\[urray Street, Perth, up till 2.15 p.llt. on the date specified hereunder, from. persons wil­ling to eOlltract for the above at the undermentioned places duriug the period from 1st January, 1912, to the ;nst December, 1912:-

4th Ja1l1wry, 1912. Pit",roy, Derby, vVyndham, Hall's Creek, Tnrkey Creek.

'1'entler forms and full particulars can be obtained from the Officers-in-Clmrgc of the Police Stations at the above places and from the Tender Board Office, Perth.

No tendor necessarily acc.epted .

3rd November, 1911.

.lAS. THOMPSON, Chairman.

DEC. 1911.] GOVEHNMJDNT W.A.

COURT OF ARBITRATION, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. No. 17 of 1911.

Between 1l1etropolitan Timber Yards, Sawmills, and Woodworkers Employees' Union of Workers (hereinafter referred to as "the 1tnion "), Applicant, and The Ooastal District Timber Merchants' Industria'! Union of Employers; 2l1Ulars' Karri and Jarr(d~ Oompany (1902), Limited; Whittaker Brothers; Bunning Brothers, Limited; Fmnklin & F'inlay; and Port, Honey &: 00. (hereinafter induded under the designation" the employe1's "), Respondents.

AWARD.

The Court of Arbitratiull of Western Australia (hereinafter called" the Court ") having taken into consideration the matter of an industrial dispute between the above-mentioned parties, and having heard the union and the employers by their respective representatives duly appointed, and having heard the witnesses called and examined Oll behalf of the union and on behalf of the employers, and cross­examined on behalf of the said parties respectively, doth hereby order and award that as bet-ween the union and the members thereof and the employers and each of them the tenns, conditions, and provisions contained in the schedule hereto shall be binding upon the union and the members thereof, and upon the employers and each of thetn and that the said terms, conditions, and provisions shall be deemed to be and tl H\)' are hereby illlJorporated into and declared to form part of this award: And further, that the union and the members thereof and the employers and each of them shall respeet,ively do, observe, and perform every matter' and thing by the said terrns, conditiow:l, and provisions required to bo done, observed, and per­fonned and shall not do anything in contravention of the said terms, conditions, and prDvisions, but shall, in all respects, abide by and observe and perform the same: And the Court doth further order that the industry to which this award shall apply is the city sawmillillg industry, and that it shall be deemed to have come iuto effect on tho twentiot.ll day of November, One thousand nine hundred and eleven, and that it shal! remain in force until tho twentieth day of May, One thousand nine hundred and thirteen.

THE i)CHEDULE HEREINBEJTORE REJTEl'tRED TO.

1. Ilours.-(a .. ) :Forty-eight hours shall constitute a week's work for all workers in the industry except those hereinafter specifically provided for.

(b.) Tho hours of bbour for stablemen shall be fifty-six per week, extending ever seven days.

(c.) The hours of duty for night-watchmcn shall not exceed seven days of twelve hours each week.

(d.) Forty-eight hours shnJI constitute a week's work for horse-drivers, such forty-eight hours to be oxdusi vc of meal timc and also of such time itS is required for grooming, harnessing, and unh<n'nessing the horses. Three-quarters of an hour, clear, shall be allowed for meals on tho first four working dttys of'the week, and one hour clear on Friday.

2. Bates 01 pay.-The following shall be the minimum rates of wage payable to the workers specified ;-

GeneraJ la,bourel' Tiln bel' sorter ..

When ong'1god in s tlLcking and sorting oversea timber from trucks

Man who chooses timber for the sawing dressing, moulding, or turning machine

Tallynmn :Floor grader Junior labour-

Youths under the age of nineteen years, nmy be employed to perform the ordin­ary duties of tailors-out from machines a,t the following mtes of pay-

per day s. d.

9 0 9 0

9 6

10 6 9 6 9 0

Between the ago of 1 () and 17 yem·s. . 5 0 Between the ago of 17 and 18 years. . () 0 Between the age of 18 itnd Hl years. . 7 (j

Pl'ovicl,!d alwn,ys, tlu1l the number of youths to be so employed shnJI not be such as to exceed t.he pl'Oportioll of one such youth to every four machinists, other than sawyers, perma,nently employed by the employer.

Sawyor-No 1 Bench ~(). :l Bench ~,.t). :~ Bonch ]3'"lld i)aw Fmme SitW

Tailer-out

s. d. per day

11 0 10 0 10 0 10 6 10 6 9 6

4435

4436 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Machinists-

SImper General joiner, and operator on sticking

machine when doing general joiner's work ..

Chain MorticeI' Flooring machinist Buzzer

When required"to do other than plan-ing one face and squaring edge ._

Moulder, moulding over five inches Moulder, moulding five inches or under Tenoner Sand-paperer working a double machine Sand-paperer working other machines Morticer .. Thiclmesser

per day s. d. 12 6

12 0 11 6 11 0

9 6

12 0 11 0 10 0 10 0 10 0

9 0 9 6 9 0

Horse-driver, driving one horse Horse-driver, driving two horses Stableman ., Night watchman .,

per week £ s. d. 2 14 0 2 17 0 2 14 0 2 14 0

[DEC. 22, 1911.

3. Horse-drivers.-(a.) When tho horse-driver is engaged driving two horses for more than eight hours in any ono week he shall be entitled to be pujd l,t the rate of Is. 2}d. por hour for tho whole of the time he is so engaO'ed.

following hoiidays on full pay, namely:­DI'y, Good Friday, Easter Jl'londay, and of the said days, the driv~r shall be

(b.) All drivers shall be ;ntitled to the Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Eight Hours' New Years' Day. If required to work on any entitled to doublo rate for such d[,y.

(c.) Drivers having the feeding of horses shall be paid extra for feeding and stabling according to the following sCltle :--

4. Stablemen.­

per week

Drivers feeeling Itnd stabling one horse Drivers feeding and stabling two horses Drivers feeding Itnd stabling three horses .. Drivers feeding and stabling four or more

horses, Is. per horse per week.

s. d. 2 0 3 0 3 6

(a.) Each stableman shall be allowed one Sunday off eaeh month, in respect of which no deduction shall be made from his weekly wage.

(b.) If the stableman is required to live at the stables the employer shall provide reasonable accommodation for him, free of charge.

5. A night watchman, if called upon in the night time to do work other t,han that of tending to boiler fires shall be paid at the rate of (ill. per hour for the time so occupied, in [,ddition to the night-watchman's wage.

6. Ove1'timc.-Overtime at t,he rate of of time and a-quarter shall be paid for all time worked ,tfter the hour of 5 pm. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and ]'riday, and after the hour of noon on Saturday of each week.

Provided that in the case of horse-drivel'S overtime shall not include time spent in harnossing and grooming the horse, and th,"t overtime slutH not be deemed to have commenced unless the driyer shall be more than fifteen minutes late in to the yard.

(The Court is of opinion that, owing to the nature of the Vl:'jl]oyment, there shall be a few minutes "giw and b,ke" on either side, hence the exemption in the latter portion of tho foregoing proviso, but tho said exemption is not to be deemed to confer upon the employer the ,nbitrary right of working the dTivcr for an extm period of fifteen minutes per day).

This chuse shall not be deemed to apply to night-watchmen or stablemen. 7. Payment.-AH wages shall be paid weekly, immediately on the completion of the

week's work. 8. Record.-Each employer shall keep a record of the time worked, and the wages

paid to each worker, including overtime, and the s,tid record sha11 be aV[1ilable at least once in every month during working hours to the Secretary or other ]lerson appointed by the union.

9. Under-mte worl.·ers.-A \vorker who is unable to cam tho minimum rate heroby prescribed may be employeel at 11 lesser rate, which shall be agreed upon in writing between tho worker and the secretary of the worker's union.

If, within soyen (bys' after being notified in writing, of the workers' desire to work at a lower rate of wage thr11l that prescribed, the said sccretl1l'Y I,nel worker arc unable to agree upon a lower mte, then the worker may apply, in writing, to the nearest resident or polioe ml1gistrate to fix such lower mte of wage.

The worker shall give such secreh1l'y two (lttys' notice, in writing, of his intention to l1]lply to the magistmte, and the sltid secretary or his agent may 11ttcnd "nd oppose the appli­cation.

The magistrate may fix the rate of and his decision shall be final. Any worker whose wage shall hI1\'O so fixed work for and be employed by m1

employer for such wage for ,1, period of six oRlandar thercl1ftcr, and [,Her the expiration of the said period until fourteen (bys' notice in writing sha1l have been given him by the secretary of the union requiring his wage to be again fixed in the manner prescribed by this clause.

Provided always Gmt the employer shall not employ more Hmn one such incompetent worker to every four fully wOTkcrs or fraction of j he first £(;111'.

10. Apprentices.-(i.) to the machining bl'l1nch of the industry shall, unless bound by indentures, be under t he terms hereinafter set forth. AI! indentures shall be forthwith registered in 111,1,nner hCl'cimtfter provided for (Form 1 in Appendix hereto) with the Clerk of the Court of "\r:)itmtion.

DEc. 22, 1911. ] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

(ii.) They shall not exceed in number one to every four machinists or fraction of the first four employed by each employer or fi-rm of employers for the twelve months previous to engaging the apprentice.

(iii.) The term of apprenticeship to the maching branch of the trade shall be four years. A probationary period of six months previous to being bound shall be lawful. Such proba­tionary period shall be decmed portion of the term of apprenticeship.

(iv.) Should any employer from unforeseen circumstances be unablc to carry out his obliga­tions to the apprentice, he shall be allowed to transfer the apprentice, to complete his term with another employer, but it shall be incumbent upon such former employer to notify the Clerk of the Court of Arbitration of the date of such transfer and when such apprenticeship commenced. (Form 2 in the Appendix hereto.)

(v.) In the absence of indentures apprentices shall be bound for the term and on tho conditions herein provided and subject to the following provisions:-

(a.) Any employer takLllg (111 apprentice shall give notice thereof to the Clerk of UlO Court of Arbitration in the form hereinafter provided (Form } in Appendix heTeto), and shall be deemed to undert(1ke the duty which he agrees to perfoTm as a duty enfOTcea ble undeT this award, and shall, subjcct to the pro\'isions of sub-clause (xii.) he1'Oof, pay the apprentice the rate of Wtegos herein pTovided.

(b.) At tho end of the period of (1pprenticeship the employer sh(111 give the apprentice te ceTtificate (FoTm G in the Appendix heTeto) to show thtet he has served his tepprenticeship. Should the employer tet teny time before the termintetion of the tepprenticeship desire to dispense with the services of the tepprentiee he may, with the consent of the apprentice, tmnsfer him to another employer eterrying on business within te retesonteble dist(1nce of the origintel employer's pltece of business willing to continue to tC(1eh the tepprentice tend to ptey the wteges prescribed by this tewterd teccordillg to the tottel length of time sen cd, tend genemlly to peTform the obliga,tions of the origintel employer. He shte11 (1lso give to the tepprentice te ceTtifictete of the time served tend of the mtc of wteges pteid, tend slm11 give notice to the Clerk of the Court of Arbitmtion of such transfer in the form hereintefter provided (Ji'orm 2 in the Appendix hereto). It shten not be obligtetory upon teny employeT to find teny (1ppl'cntice tenother employeT if he slmll so misconduct him­self teS to entitle the employer to dischterge him, but he slmll, ncvertheless, give him te certifictete for the time tectUteUy served.

(c.) An employer sh(1ll be deemed to fteil in his duty towards his tepprentice if he neglects to keep him cOl1st(1ntly tet work, but sl(1clmcss or work mtey form te proper ground fOT tmnsfening him to a master willing to underttekc the responsibility of teteching him.

(d.) When ten tepprentiee is dischterged for Cteuse, the employer shte11 send te notice in writing of the disch(1rge twd the Cteuse theTcof, to the Clerk of the Court of Arbitra­tion (Form 3 in Appcndix hereto.)

(vi.) The minimum weekly wt'ge pteyable to ten tepprentice to the mtechining bmnch of the timber industTY slm11 be:-

£ s. d. During the first yeter's service 1 0 0 During the second yeter's service. . 1 7 6 During the third yeter's service 1 15 0 During the fourth· yeler's service 2 0 0

(vii.) Every tepprentice sh(111 be bound to submit himself for extemintetion by the Bor,l'd of Examiners, hereintefteT constituted, tet the expimtion of c(1ch period of twelve months of his service. Notice of his intention to submit himself for extemintetion slmll be given by the tepprentice to the o1eTk of the Court of Arbitrt,tion tet letest fourteen dteys befOTe the termi ntetion of etech twelve-monthly period, tend nmy be given in the :I<'orm numbered 4 of the Appendix hereto. Every such notice shall be l1ccompanied by (1 fee of 2s. Gel

(viii.) Upon the receipt of such notice the clerk of the Court of Arbitmtion will furnish the tepprentice with ten exml1ination certifictete in tho Form 5 of the Appendix hereto.

(ix.) '1'he clerk of the Court will notify the Botercl of Examiners of the memes tend (1ddresscs of tell ctendidtetes desirous of submitting themselves to extCmilmtion. The examimLtion will be held tet the place whore the tepprentice is employed, lmd it shtell be the duty of otech employer to provide such necesstery 11lteteritC] tend nmchinery teS l1ltey be required, tend in lell respects to ftecilittete the conduct of the eX(1mintetion.

(x.) The extemintetion will be held during the month of August in etech ye(1r on te dtete to be fixed by the Boterd of Exmlliners. The Boterd of Extemincrs slmll consist of two persons skilled in the mtechining bmnch of the industry, one to be nominteted by tho union tend the other to be 1l0min(1ted by the employers. :B'teiling Homintetion by either or both of the pterties referred to, (1 boterd of exteminers nmy be constituted by ',he Court. In the event of a dis­tegreement between the members of the BoaTd the m(1tter in dispute shall be referred to te third person tegreed to by them 01' nominteted by the Court or President thereof tet the request of either member, tend the decision of such third person shtell be fintel tend conclusive. The Boterd of EX(1mineTs will extCll1ine the work of and inquiTe into the diligence of each apprentice tend teS to the opportunities provided by the employer to each tepprentice to letern.

(xi.) The Boterd will mport to the Court in writing teS to the result of each extemintetion. Every tepprentice shtell be bound to produce to the Board of Exteminers his extemintetion certifictete hereinbefore refened to, tend the same 81mll be kept by the exteminers tend returned to the teppren­tice with the necess(1ry endorsement tet the conclusion of the examination.

(xii.) It shtell be ltewful for the employer to withhold the incretese in wages tecermng to the tepprentice in teccordmlce with the sctele set forth in Subcbuse (vi.) hereof from teny tepprentice who fteils to satisfy the exteminers.

(xiii.) If the Board of Examiners reports to the Court tlmt any employer hte8 not provided suiTIcient opportunity for the tepprentice to 10tern, the employer shall be deemed prima facie O'uilty of te breach of this tewte1'd under Section 88 of the Act, and mtey be summoned before the Court. Upon any such proceeding the report may be received in evidence.

(xiv.) Such fees shall be pteid by the clerk to the e;';:teminCl's as the Court shten tenow.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF this award has been signed by the President of the Court, and the seal of the Court has been hereto affixed this fourteenth day of December, One thousand nine hundred and eleven.

[SEAL.] (Sgd.) JOHN ROOTH, President.

4437

·1438 W.A. [DEC. 22, 1911.

APPENDIX.

FORM l. Clause 10, Subclauses (i.) and (v.) (a.) of Award.

To the Clerk of tho Court of Arbitmtion. y au "YO requested to register tho iudenture of "pprollticeship to the mudlini ug bnl,uclt at

the timber industry, entered into the (hLY of , i!) , betwoen (employer's l1>tJllC) '1l1d (apprentice's Imme) and

(Parent or Gum·dian). The term of the said apprenticeship is years from the day of

HI , and the wages agreed to be paid during the said term are as follow :-(Set out wages.) Dated the day of , 19

\Vit'ness ..................................... .. (Ji]mployel"s sigwLture) ......................................... .

\VitllOSS ...................................... . (Apprentice's siglHLture) ...................................... .

\\"itness ...................................... . (Signature of P'Lrent or Gwudi"n) .......................... .

FOH,M 2. ChuRe lIJ. Subclauses (iv.) fLnd (v.) (b.) of Award.

To the Clerk of the Court of .\,.j)itmtion. Nutice is hereby given that

011 the (by of , 19 • who entered my employ as an a,pprentico , has been tnmsferl'ed to (,]10 employment,

of DatClI the (hey of , In

Signature of forlller em ploJer .............................................. .. Siglmtul'e of new employer .................................................... ..

WiinoBs ......................................... .

]'Ul:tM :3-Cilluse 10, Subclause (\'.) (d.) of AmII'd.

To the Clerk oj' the CO\ll'(, of rl.l'biktliion. 1 hereby give notice thnt I lmve this dl1Y disdmrgcd from my employment as an IIppn,utiee

to Uw machining bmnch of the timber industry who entered Illy service on the (by of , 19

The cause of the said discharge WllS Dated the, day of , 19

Signature of employer ........................................................... .

FORM 4. Clause 10, Subclause (vii.) of AWl11'd.

To the Clerk of the Court of Arbitration. I hereby give notice of my desire to be examined in the tmde of machining ill Uw tim be!

industry, at t,hc next ex,"mination. I enclose fee of 2s. (iel. Dated this day of , 19

Name ................................................................. . Occupation ........................................................... . Address (where employed) ...................................... .

FORM 5. Chluse 10, Subclause (viii.) of Amud.

Examination Certi{wate. The bc"rcr, is entitled to submit himself for oXllmilUl,tion "t the

ensuing eX'llllilUltion as :tIl <LppYentice to the machining bmnch of the timber industry_ Previous term served years months. Dated this day of , U)

Clerk of the Court of Arbitration. To the Board of Examiners.

Endorsement. \Ve certify that we Imve eXllll1ined the within mentioned ftq to

his cap"bilities in the machining branch of the timbor industry, lind wo lind tlmt he has (or has not) made such progress as to entitle him to the allowance in wagcs under Chusc 10, Subcllwsc (vi.) of the Award of Hill.

The reason for such incapacity is, in our opinion, due to the fault of the

FOl~l\l (i. Chmse 10, Subclauses (v.) (b.) and (xi.) of Aw:trd.

Western Australia. Certificate 01 CompelC1wy,

This is to certify thllt , of , has served his full term of apprenticeship to the machining bmnch of the timber industry.

Signature of employer ......................................... . This is to ccrtify that the above-named apprentice has passed all cxamilltttions in aCCOrd!1l1Ce

with the Award of the Court of Arbitration. Dated the day of , It)

Signatures of Board of Examiners.

DBC. 1911.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 4439

LAND AND INCOME 'rAX ASSESSMENT ACT, 1907. Notice under Section 53.

LAND TAX AND INCOME TAX.

Taxation Department, Perth, 20th Dec('mber, 1911.

:--:OTICE is hereby given that, by virtue of Section 53 of the abovenamed Act, ana of every other power pnabling me in that behalf, [, the Commissioner of Taxa­tion under the said Act, appoint the days mentioned below to be the days on which the following 'raxes shall respectively be due and payable, that is to say

Fir8t Asses8ment. Land Tax-

1()396/404, 19406, 19411, 19414/21. .

19405, 19412/3, 19422/3

Second Assessment. 16106/7, 16108/17, 16119/34,

16136/8, 16140, 16142, 16144,

30th July, 1908. 30th Dec., 1911.

IGl50, 16152/3, IG155.. 30th June, 1 n09. IGllS, H1135, 161:~n, Hi 1M,

HiVi3 j}), lG145/0, I G151, 161034, 161f'G 30th Dec., 1911.

Third AS8C88ment. 14561, 14576, 14577, 14,,80, I-ilj89 30th Nov., IfnI. 14595/601, 14(10G, 14(i3:~, 14{)70,

1'1683, 14687, J4(1)0, 14693, 147Hi, 14728, 14730, 147:37, 14752, H7G8, 14771/:>', g785/0, 14791/2, 14706, 14708, 1,.799 '30th Dec., 1911.

14562/75, 14578/9, 14581/8, 14590/4, lt1602/5, 14607, 14608/:\:2, 14G34/78, HG80/2, 14684/fi, I,W88, 14689, 146m /2, 14694/716, 14717/27, 14729, 147:32, lA733, 14734/G, 14738/51, 14753/67, 14769/70, 1477'1/84, 14787/90, 14793/5, 14800/2 20th March, 1910.

Fom·tl! AS8essment. 13347/60, 133ii2 /4, 13366/G3,

133G5/7(;, 13378, 13380, 13381, 1 :3:~83 /92, 13394, 13394/404, 1340G /8, 13426, 13430/47, n149/58, 13460/89, 13492, 1:H9·t, 1349iJ, 1:3497, 13499, 13500/12, 136H, 135lG /20, 13522/30, 13632/54, 1:l515G /(\8, 13il70 /87, 13fi89/m, 1:3il93/09, 1:l(i00 j(i, 13608/11, 13015, 13(;17, 1:3{)20, 13(,21/28, 13G30 /36, 13(;3(;, 1;>(;40, 13()42 /91, 13693/7, 1:36!H), 13700/2, 13704/(\, 13708/9, 13713/14, 137lfl, 1:{7j 7, 13718/21, 137:30/159, 13766, 137G7/8, 13772, 13773, 13774, 1:3779/80, 13207, 13280, 13289, 13285, 13343, 13344/ii, 1Un, 11478, 11489, 11387 .. 30th :Mar., 1911.

13377, 13379, 13'108/17, 13419/25, 13448, 13469, 13490, 13491, 13406, 13498, 131513, 135115, 13(]22, 13629, 13637, 13641, 13692, 13710, 13711, 13722/9, 13760, 13762/4, 13766, 13769, 13770, 13250 .. 30th Dec., 1911.

Amended Assessments.

Second Assessment. 2196, 6689, 71506, 9291, 9548,

9954, 11904, 13640, 13699, 13741, 138157 30th Dec., 1911.

Third Assessment. 649, 1610, 2700, 2790, 3237,

10566, 12667, 13742, .. 30th Dec., 1911.

Fou?·th Assessment 3579, 4132, 7541, 7867 .. 30th Dec., 1911.

First Assessment. 1339 .. 30th Dec., 1011.

Income Tax-First Assessment.

10255/81 30th July, 1908.

Second Asse8sment. 9327/8, 9330/84, 9386/400, 9102 30t·h June, 1909_ 9329, 9385, 9401 .. 30th Dec., 1911.

Third A.~8essmenl. 91 70 /200, 9351/400, 9451 /151!) .. 9271 /300, 9316/50, 9401/27

Fourth Assessment. 7951/8000, 8221/300, 8401/615 .. 7806/20 7916/150, 8001 /100, 8201/20,

8105 /515, 8181, 8301 /80

30th Mar., 1910, 30th Dec., 1911.

30th :Mar., 1911. 30th Nov., 1911.

30th Dec., 19J 1.

Aclclitiollf11 and Amended Asqessment~. First .Assessment.

4401. . 15th Dec., 1911.

Second Assessment. iJ844, 7808, 7809 " 15th Dec., 1911.

Third Assessment. 49, 4492, 8935, 427:~, 4272, 8520,

8521, 733:3, 733fl, 3526. . 15th Dec, 1911.

Fourth Assessment. 533(), 1301, iJ211, 5046, 502\),

5031, 50:>,6, iiO:38, i303}), () l3G, iJ(;18, 5!J22, 240:3, 6!J:.l8, (1080, (;003, 7Hi6, 7841, 4771, 7!ln, (;573, 8122, 5512, 772H, 7781, 6862, 95 Hi, 7M7, 7515, 5024, 8060, 6445, 7226, :3:,2(;, 4()(iti, 5076, 6275, 6350 16th Dec., 1911.

4fl03, 8011, 7798, 7468, 6272, 780:3, (;07+ 30th Dec., 1911.

EDGAR T. OWEN, Commissioner ot: Taxation.

Western Australia.

LAND AND JNCOM.FJ TAX ASSJ~SSMENT ACT, 1907.

(Ponn l!'.) Notice to make Ret1trns.

Income Tax. NO'l'ICE is hereby givcn that every person liable under the above-named Act to make auy l~eturn of Income is hereby required to make and furnish to me, on or before 'J'hursclay, tho ] st tlay of Pebruary, 1912, a Returu in the prescribed form of the amount and par­ticulars of' his or her income for the year ended the 31st December, 1911, together with all prescribed cle­tn.ils relating thereto.

Land Tax. Notice is further hereby given that every person who

",.as, on the 31st December, 1911, the owner within the meauing of the said Act, of land in Western Australia, and who is liable under the said Act to make a Retmn of s11ch land, is hereby required to make and furnish to mo, Oll or before 'l'hursclay, the 1st clay of February, ] 912, fJ. Return in the prescribed form of the descrip­tion, situation, and value of snch land, together with all prescribed details relatiug thereto.

Penalty for not furnishing HBturn, £20. Penalty for making false Return, £100 amI treble

tax. )i ote.-Taxpayers are required to obtain the Return

Porms for themselves, \Vhich they may do at the Taxa­tion Department, Perth; at the principal Land OiIkes (except Perth); at the principal 'l'reasury Offices (ex­cept Perth); aud at Police Stations in the Suburbs of Perth and other places throughout the State, as the case may be.

Porms will not be posted to 'raxpayers unless a sta.mped addressed envelope is forwarded to the Com­missiouer of 'raxation, Perth.

All letters, packets, etc., must be addressed to "The Commissioner of Taxation, Perth," and must have full postage affixed. Short postage \\rill be charged to tax­payers.

Dated at Perth, this 30th day of November, 1911. EDGAR T. OWEN,

Commissioner of Taxation,

4440 GOVERN.MJDNT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEc. 22, 1911.

FERTILISERS AND FEEDING STUFFS A.CT, 1904.

Analyses of Fm·tiUsers.

IN pursuance of the powers vested in him under Section 16 of "The Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs Act, 1904,," the Hon. the Minister for Lands and Agriculture has directed that the following Analyses of Fertilisers shall be published for general information.

14th December, 1911.

Guaranteed Ano,]ysis ...

Found by Gov. Analyst

Guaranteed Annlysis ...

Fonnd by Gov. Analyst

Guaranteed Analysis ...

Fouml by Gov. Analyst i

Guaranteed Analysis . "1

Found by Gov. Analyst

Guaranteed Analysis .. ,

Found by Gov. Analyst

Guaranteed Analysis ...

Found by Gov. Analyst

Guamnteed Analysis ...

Founel by Gov. Analyst

Guaranteed Analysis ...

Found by Gov. Analyst

Guaranteed Analysis ...

Found by Gov. Analyst

Guaranteed Analysis ...

Found by Gov. Analyst

Guaranteed Analysis ...

Found by Gov. Analyst

Guaranteed Analysis

Found by Gov. Analyst

Guarullteed Analysis

Found by Analyst

Gual'!1nteed Analyst

Found by Analyst

Guaranteed Analysis ...

Found by Gov. Analyst

1212

1210

1209

1207

120·t

1178

36953

39896

399·t1

0191

0187

1026

0186

1233

1227

1214

Gnaranteed Analysis ... 1203

Found by Gov. Am1lyst

Guaranteed Analysis 1205

Fouud by Gov. Analyst

T. S. McNULTY, Under Secl'otary for Agriculture and Industries.

N aIDe of Fertiliser and Brand.

Water Soluble

From whom obtained. Nitrogen.' Phos· phoric Aeid.

l" Ga l' dn er Bros., Perth

Do.

No. 1 Super., reg. brand :Mount Lyell over M.L. in dia. mond

Do.

Potato manu~e n. " Sickle" Brand

Do.

Orchard ].'[a11U1'O, reg. brand ]\fount Lyell over M.L. in diu.~ mond ' Do.

Horticultural Mltnure 1'og. brand Mount I"yell over M.L. ill ' diamond

Do.

Orchard nfallul'o, reg. bmlld lYlonnt Lyell over l\I.L. in dia~ mond Do.

Cb!1mpion Nitmte of SOWL Do.

:>!itmte of Soda B.G. indirtlliond

Do.

Snlphate Ammonia, reg. brand Mount I"yell over lVLL. ill diamond Do.

G.B. Sulphate Am· lllOuia Do.

do.

Mt. Lyell Mining & Railway Co., North Fremantle

do.

Cllming', Slnith, & Co., West Guil,l· ford do.

Wnl. Pad bnry, Guildford

Mt. Lyell ]\fining & Rnilway Co., North Frc1l1flutlc

Wm. padbUrY'1 Guildford

lYIt. Lyoll lYlining & I Railway Co., North }'rClllillltlo

lVIt. T"ycll lYIiuing &; Rnibvay Co., N ortlI ]'rclUuntlc

do

C. II. Neumann, AllllLllY do.

Gardllcr Bros., Perth

do.

nIt. I,yoll Thrining & RailwllYCO., North FrenlU utle, ex I "Karoola U

clo.

Gardner Bros. Perth,

do.

Boncdust U Eclipse Rol)8]'t ]!lorrcst, 1 H BUllbul'Y

Do. do.

" Sickle" Sulphate Cnming1 SUlith, &; Pottish Co .. West Guild·

ford Do. do.

H Brunswick" Blood B inn ey & SOll, Manure Welshpool (Ieal·

goorlie Ahbatoirs) Do.

Nitmtc of Soda "EclipseS" Do.

Potfl.to ~1 anure n H Sickle" brand Do.

lILC.C. over s.n. l\IallUl'O " Swan" bruni! Do.

Dissolved Bones, reg. brand lVfount Lyell oyer 1f1.L. in dift~ moncl Do.

WIll. Pad hury, Onildford

Binney &; So 11, Wclshpool

vVm. Pndhury, Gniltlfonl

Hftilw.1Y Co., North) PrClllHllt.lc I

I

lSI

'.j()

2'59 I ·t·oo

·1.'25

15'00

15'23

15'00

1.5'29

20'00

20'ro

20'58

3'75

5'2G

11'75

13'51

1'20

3':a

1'00

1'1'00

16'81

11'00 I

10'73

1250

13'52

10'00

Citrate Soluble Phos­phoric Acid.

1'00

'75

'58

0'75

'75

1'57

'SG

,]'78

3'29

Acid Soluble Phos­phoric Acirl.

18'30

17'96

2'00

2'28

1'72

2'15

1'50

1'53

1'50

0'57

18'30

1'72

'025

8'50

4'30

'fotoI Phos·

phoric Acid.

18'30

17'96

20'00

21-.56

17'20

20'32

14'75

13'20

15'66

18'30

16'76

17'20

19'58

8'50

13'39

19'00

17'86

Potash.

·1'15

NO

8'25

7'90

17'28

7'14

Sample taken by.

Inspector of Ferti!· ism's, Perth

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

Inspector of FertiH~ SCI'S.

do.

Oustoms Department, Fremantle

do.

do.

do.

Assist[1ut Inspector [of Fertilisers, Fre· lll[1utle.

clo.

do.

do.

Assistant Inspeetor Fertilisers, Bnn-bury.

do.

51'00 Assistl11l t Inspector Fertiliser?, Fre-mantle.

51'20 do.

4'15

4'77

0'90

2'42

[nspeetor of Fertili,. sers, Perth

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do. l\1t. Lyclll\Iining '" 1 1'5·1, 10'271

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DEC. 22, 1911.] W.A. 4441

Registrar General's Office, Perth, 20th December, 1911.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that the ~ndermentioned Minister has been duly registp,rp,d in this office for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of \Vestern .. '\ ustraha :-

R.G. No. Date. Denomination and Na.me. Residence. Registry District.

Ohurch of Englana. (Diocese of Bunbury.)

532 18th December, The Reverend Henry Glanville Barnacle, M.A. Mt. Barker Plantagenet

-------------.---

IT is hereby published, for general information, that the following change of addres~ of the undermentio.ned Minister registered for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State Qf VV flstern AustralIa has been duly notified to, and recorded in, this Office :-

R.G. No. Date.

1200 14th Dec.,

Denomination and Name.

Roman Catholic Chunh. "Nullius" of New

,",(-W(''''PllO Emilianus O.S.B.

Transferred

Residence. Residence.

New Norcia

To

Regisb'Y Distric.t-

Victoria Plains.

IT is hereby notified, for. gene.ral ~nformati.o:r:, that tl~e na:n~ of, the und~rl11entione~ Minister has been duly removed from the register m tIllS office of lYIllllsters reglstereC[ for tue CelebratIOn of Jl1arrmges throughout the Stat-e of Western Australia :-

R.G. No. Date. DeU01ninatioll and l~n. .. me. Residence. Hegistry Dish'iet.

2136 Congregat-ional Chunh.

18th Dec., 1911 .... The Reverend Charles Lionel Burrage Boulder Boulder

.. A.PPOIN'l'::\fBNTS under Section 5, Subsection 5, of "The :Registration

of Births, Deaths, and ::\,larriages Amendment Act, 1907.' ,

Registrar General's Office. R.G. 1911/265. Perth, 18th December, 1911.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that Mr. ::\'1. J .. Wolfe has been appointed to act, temporarily, as Deputy District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the West Kimberley Registry District, to reside at Derby, c1ming the absence Oll- leave of iIlr. F.. BuUle; appoiutment to date from 18th DeeDlnber, 1911.

R.G. 1911/76. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that Mr.. Daniel Buckley has been appointed to act, tem .. porarily, as Deputy Assistant District Registr"r of Births, Deaths, and :i\i[arriages for the vVellington Hcgis­try District, to reside flt Donnybrook, dming the absence on leave of 1\fr. G. J olmstoll; appointment to date from 15th iustant, 1911 ..

IV .. SIEBENHAAR, Depnty Registrar General.

THE HEALTH AC'l', 1911. 'l'HE following appointments mude by the und61'1n8n­tioned Local Health Authorities have been approved by the Commissioner of Public Health, under the provi­sions of "The Health Act, 1911":-

Cunderclin. E. A. Gunning to be Secretary ..

Norseman. Rees J. David to be Secretary.

Leonora. Herbert David Monro to be Secretary.

.JAMES W. HOPE, Commissioner of Public HCfllth.

W. SIEBENHAAR,

Deputy Registrar General.

---------------------------------

APPOIN'rMENT .

(35th VictoTifl, No.3.) HIS Honour the Chief J'ustice has been pleased to appoint Joseph Balch Braman, of Equitable Buildings, 120 BToac1IYay, in the City of New York, in the State of K ow York, United States of America, At.torney and Counsellor at Law of the Supreme Court of the United St:ltes of America, a Commissioner of the Supreme Court of ,'{,estorn Australia, to administer or take, within the State of New York aforesaid, :lny oath, affidavit, affirnmtion, declaration, or acknowledgment by a married woman to be used in the Supreme Court of vVestern Australia. The Commission to remain in force until the said .Toseph Balch Braman ceases to reside in the State of New York aforesRid, or until he ceases to pra.ctise his profession there, or until revoked.

Supreme Court Offi:Ce, Perth.

7th April, 1911.

F. A. 1\i[QSELEY, Registrar Supreme Court.

APPOINTMENT.

(35th VictoriR, No.3.)

HIS Honour the Chief J ustic0 has been pleased to appoint Osborne Bdward Norris, of Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, Solicitor, R Commissioner of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, to administer or take, within the State of N (m- South Wales, any oath, affidavit, affir­mation, declaration, 01' acknowledgment by a married woman to be used in the Supreme Court of Western Aus· tralia. The Commission to remain iu force until the said Osborne Edward Norris ceases to reside in the State aforesaid, 01' until he ceases to practise the pro­fession of a Solicitor there, e1' until revoked.

Supreme Court Office,

F. A. :iYIOSELEY, Registrar Supreme Court ..

Perth, 20th Decembel', 1911.

4442 GOVER.NMENT GAZETTE. W.A. [DBC. 1911.

DEPARTMENT OF LAND TITLES. TRANSFER OF LAND A c'r, 1893.

(Section 75.)

Application No. 646/1908. NOTlCE is hereby given tlmt pursllant to the direction of the Commissioner of '['iUes i 11 this behalf il is i 0-

tended on the 18th day of .J allllary next to iSSl10 L" Alfred Dinsdale of J\l[aylands in the State of Westr·m Australia committee of the persoll and estate of William Dinsdale of York in the said State fm insane perstJll lately carrying on business as a millor a Spocial (:ol'tiij, cate of Title to the Ian it tlescl'ibod below 7ho ,hI)1]i'·:lt,. Certificate of '['itle having as is aUegc<1 boen lI'si.

Dated Hth day of December H1l1.

ALFRED E. BUR'I', Registrar of Titles.

'The land 1'e/'erTeii to. Katanning Town Lot C19 bei ng the whole of the hn.l

,loscribeCl in Certificate of 'J'itle Volume XXXVII. Folio 29 standing in the name of Willi:ll11 Dins(lale of York.

Haynes, Robinson, 0' Cox, ][rwm'd St1'eet, ]'81'th, Solicitors for the Applicant.

'rRANSFER OF I~AND A (YL', 1898.

Application No. 2289/H1L1. 'I' AKll] notico ihnt Davicl iiJlkrh>n Brown of' Green­hushes in tho State of Wcstcrn Anstmlia. mmulgcr has made applicatiou to be regisi;81'er[ as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in tho following parcel of land sit:nate in the 'J'O\\,1l of 'I'oo(]yn.y nlld being:-1'oodyay Town Lot 40 contain i Ilg ,1 mods and !l !,C>]'('1](,8

Bounded on tho North-J~ast by 2 chains ;10 links of Clinton Street

On the South-East by 3 chains :30 links of Henry Street

On the South-West bv 2 chainR 80 links of the North­East boundary of Tooclyay 'L'01\'11[,ot '12 and

On the North-West by the 8011th-]i;:u,1; bonn,hr.Y of Toodyay 'J.'own Lot 41 I1lNI;';l1l'ing :1 "lwins SO lilll,s.

AmI further take llotio(' t.hn!. :)][ p0l'sons Otll(," Ih:1n the applicallt elaillling to lmve ;IllY rsL:ttc till(· or interest in the nbo\'e parcel of land are l"'<jllirpd to lodge in this Omce on Ol' hl~i'orc the ,lay of ,January next a: ('o'veat :forbid,1ing 1"110 Slllll<' from hring brought under the opcraJiol1 of t.h" Aof.

A. Y. GLYDl'], Assistnnt: HngislTlll' of 'l'it.lps.

Land Titles Office, Perth, 2]st Dccembcl', 1911.

Nicholson 0' JIcnsman, B'nrrc)J Cillnnl)ers, BI .. O('o)',r;e's 'l'eTrace, Perlh, Solicitors Fo)' the ;/ ]ll){ ;('(wi.

PT~U'I'H CITY CO UN Clr"

NO'rrCE is hereby I!;i\'en that under nll,l sllhj0ct to the powers amI lH'oyisions eontailled ill "The Pnl'h ;\[l1ni­cipal Gas an(1 1~le{'tl'ic Lighting Aet, H1J]," the COIIIH'ii of the City of Perth ]ll'Opos('s to horrow OJ() 811111 of £52:5,000, being the Hm01lllt 1">l'Lific,,1 1111<lrl' tIl<' h:wd of the Mayor to be requircd foJ' Uw purposes :wtltoriscd by the said Ad:.

'r. G. ANS'rRU'L'HIDH. l\WLLOY, Mayor.

W. E. BOl,D, 'I'O\Yll Clerk.

Town IT all, PCTth, 20th Decembcr, 1911.

------------------------.

MUNICIPALITY OF GGR\LDTON.

hw})eclor of H'e;phf.s (llic! MCIl81li'I'S (Inri R!'('({d.

MR. HYAi\f NATHAN haR heell of \Vei!~hts and n1CaS1ll'CS, :111([

W. H. ]i'ULI,li;l~, '1'o\\'1) Cleric

5th December, 1911.

UPPER IRWIN ROAD BOARD.

1'0 whom it 1nay COIiCcrJl.

THE Upper Irwiu Road BoaI'd hereby notify the inten­tion to close the old tTack through Vietoria Locations 598, 594, (j01, G02, 599, (j00, ani! 5!lG.

H. ,J. LE E STEERE, Chairman.

l\rfingenew, 1st December, 1911.

THE COMPANIES ACTS.

DnJ'iJan7;s Bij·thday OoZrl MilIC.I, LimitecZ. ,.; 0'(' lUi<: hereby gi\'cn that all Powers of A ttOl'11cy ()xc('uted hy the nbovc-named Compuuy prior to the 24th day ot' O,·tober, 1911, have been j'('\'okecl, and that William 'Nieholns (F.G.S.) is now the Attorney of the Company in "Vestern AustTalia.

Notice is further given that the Registered Ofllce of the said Company has been removed from MacDonaltl Street, J(algoorlie, to Gold Mining Lease No. 1527, r3urbanks, in the Coolgardie Goldfield, and that it ;s aecessi],Jo to the public on all week· days between the hours of 10 a.m. an(1 4 p.m., except on Saturdays and puhlic holidays, when the ofllee will be closed.

Dated at c;,JQlgarc1ie, the 4th day of December, 19.1 1.

KERNAN & RANDALL, Bayley Street, Coolgardie,

Solicitors for the said Company in IN,estel'll Australia.

No~rIC1~ is hereby given that the Registered Ofllce in \Vesterl1 Australia of Rocboul'llo Ji'inance allli Iuvestment Company, Limited, has, with the approval of the Hegis­trar of Compauies, been removed to the offices of the uudersigned, New Zealand Chambers, No. 105 St. George's 'rcrrace, Perth, anel are open and accessible to the public on week da.ys between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., except on Saturdays.

Dated this 5th day of December, 1911.

LOHRMANN & 'McDONALD, Nmv Zealancl Chambers,

No. 105 St. George's 'rclTctce, Perth, Solicitors for tho above-named Company.

Oimb7ct. Pro)!l'ielllJ'Y (No-Lialiilily). A CA11L (the third) oj' l~ightpence pCI' share on all contrihnting shar'~s in tho above ('olllpltny has been 11l:Hle this da.y, dnc nl!{1 pnya.ble at t.he ofTiec of the C01l1pany (Pi('sse, I:'O\\'(), &, Co., :Ltd.), :WfJ Hannan Street, I(n[goorliC', on or beforc :Ji'riday, 1.11<' :'\ljJl <lay of D('­(,(im/)01'.

lJat.f!d this l<'1th day of Dncemhel', Jnl l.

By order of tho Bonn[, 1\1. .J. 8CkNLAN,

Secrl'l:nry.

Till! Irwin },';1'(')' (Ir.A.) Coul SYlll/iclllc. [,ili/itc.!.

.NO'J'lCii] is hercby giwll that tho R"gislcl'cd OBi"" oe thn :dJI}\'{' COlupaliY is sHunte ttl: 1"1:(' ofIier of ~lps­Si(ll.HS Hankin, :\lol'rison, & Cu., li~l11all(l(:l Bu;ldiJl}~s: Porth, and !'lIn!. Alexilllder Donn,ld Hankin, .Jolm l\loni­SOli, and Arthur An,ll'o\\- Nail'll arc ;jointly aw[ sl'wmdly the AHol'llcys 1'01' the CompnllY in "Vestern ",\lstr:llia.

Daicd this 14th clay of Dc(:cmber, 1!1ll.

STONI~ & BUR'r, :,)14 Hay Street, Perth,

Solieitol's for the COlnpnny in "Vestern ;\ l1strali:1.

In the matter o/' "The Companies Act, 1898," anu in tlie mattc)' oj' J[olino/l'81.y ,S- Co., Ltd., o/' Meeko-1/1",1')'((" 'in 1'0/IlJltu)'!l /i'11li(/a.tion.

;-":OTH'j,~ is hcrpby gi"im that a meetillg of the share­Iwl:.krs oC Ule "boy{! COlllpany wili ho held at tho ofii"" of' Hw l1qnjd~Jh)l', -i-D'l \Vcllil1gtOl1 Street, 011 S:J.tul'(luy, 2'ith .h Hl l~, at 'l p.m. to receive the Liqni(btor's

sheeL A. CASPER,

Ijiquiclator.

DEC. 1911.J GOVERNMENT

lhe Parker's Range Gold iJiines (No-Liability).

?\OTJUJ~ is hereby given that the fourth Call of lOs per s11nl"e. on shares :Nos. 501 to B14 1n('lu8i\'{>. haw been Innde payable on ::l9th inst., at the registered otliee of the Company, 25 Henry Street. Prel1lant Ie.

HAROLD WIUUi'\SOl\, Sec·l'ctal'Y·

Frenmntle, 14th Decemher, 1911.

:NO'1.'JCI' is hereby given that the Hegistered Of lice of Albany Bell, Limited. is sitnate at 21 Dangn 11 :street, Perth, and the hours at which the S'l1~le an> open to the public are from 10 a.lll. till cl p.ll1. Oll week-days. eX('ept Saturdays, ,,'hen they arc from ](1 ,un. till ] 2 nOOll.

A .. TOH:NSOi'\. Sec·l'ctal'Y·

Perth, :2i1th DCl:elllbpr, Hl 1 J.

In [1,(" ilia.ttlT oj" "Tile Oompanies Act. 18~13," IIl1d ill

1."1" matter or tilC IFest LJ'llsfralillil Toba!';'o M(III1!'

j'odllrillIJ COltlj)/IIIY, Lilllitcd,

AT an Extraordinary llleeting of Shareholders of the above ('"olllpall.l' held at 13 ,Veld Chambers, S1. ('eon!,'("s 'rer­ace, Perth, on Fri,lay, 1ijth December, 19 L I, at 3 p.Ill., the following special resolutions were duly passed :--

I. That the vvest Australian Tobacco Munufac· tming Company, Limite(1, be forthwith \\'ound up voluntarily.

2, 'J'hat Mr. A. C. Wylie, of Weld Chambers, Perth, be appointed Liquidator for the pmpose of such winding up.

R. SPARROW, Chairman.

Perth, 18th December, 1911.

In the 1lIatter 01' "The Co-mpauies Act, 1893." (56 Vict., No. S.)

NO'I'ICB is heroby given that, undor the provisions of Section 20 of the above Aet, a Certificate of In· corporation, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued to Styles & Co., Limited.

Dated this 18th day of December, 1911.

F. A. MOSBLEY, Registrar of Companies.

Supreme Comt Offiec, Perth, 'VV.A.

In the mo,tte1' at "The Companies Act, 1893." (Section 197, Subsection 3.)

Be F~lllC1·,. Naughton, Lim.ited.

NOTICE is hereby given that, at the expiration of three months from the date hereof, it is my intention, unless cause be shown to the contrary, to strike the name of the abmie Company off the Register of Companies.

Dated this 18th day of December, 191L

F. A. MOSBLBY, Registrar of Companies.

In the matte'/' at "The Companies Act, 1893." (56 Vict., No.8.)

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions of Section 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora· tion, as a I,lmitec1 Company, has this day been issued to .Tames Coultas and Son, Limited.

Dated this 20th da~' of December, 1911. P. A. MOSELBY,

Registrar of Companies. Supremc Court Office, Perth, vV.A.

In IJw matler 01' "The Compllliies Ad, 1893." (50 Yiet., ?\ o. 8.)

NOTICJ': is hereby given that, under the provisions of Section 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of In· corporation, as a No·Liability Company, h}~s this day peel!, issued to the l,ub1'a Queen Gold Mining Company, No·Liability.

Date,l this 18th day of December, 1911.

F. A. MOSELEY,; R,egistrar of Companies.

Supreme' Court Office, Perth, Vv.A.

\V..f\ . 4443

In the matter oj' "The POII'ei'S 01' Attorney Act, 1896."

(60 Yict., No.3.)

:i'\OTICE is hereb." gin>ll that tliP l'",wr of Attm·lH'." granted by BI'llcst Austin 'l'rigg to .Fran0is Anbrey Trigg, and file a in the Supreme Court on the 3rd day of March, 1911, has this clay been re\'oked.

1<". A. :M.OSELEY, R€gistrar Supreme Court.

19th December, 1911.

In the Estate at Thomas Johnston, deceased.

PURSUAN'l' to Section 46 of "The Administration Act, 1903, " notice is hereby given to creilitors and others to send in their claims against the CE,ate of Thomas J ohn­ston, late of Geraldton; in the State of 'WoBteI'll Australia, miner, deceased, to the undersignea, solicitor for Phoebe Jane Johnston, administratrix of the estate of the sairl deceased, on or before the third day of .fanuary next; after which day the said administratrix \"ill distribllte the assots of the ~aid dereased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having rcg-anl only to the (,Iaims of whidl she has thon notice.

Dated the 28th day of November, 191L

A. H. c1u BOULAY, Marine Terrace, Geralc1ton,

Solicitor for the said Administratrix.

BANKRUP'1.'()Y AC'l.' A,VrEND::\fRN'l' ACT, 1898-

In the matter of .James Albert Hicks, trading as "J'. A. Hicks & Co.," Drapers, of Fremantle and KaJ· gOOl·lie. N alice oj' 'intentioll/ 0 dec/aTe a fil's! Di'vic1end.

NOTICB is hereby given that it is my intention to declare a first Divic1ellll in the ahove matter on the 19th day of .January, 1912.

Dividends ,yill be payable to those creditors ollly who shall have signed or assented to the deed of assig-ument.

Dated this 19th day of December, 191 L

[L.S.] L. A. WO(,)U', Trustee.

WoolI' <f WeiT, P~!bU(, Acc01J,ntan{.~, Comll1erc'ial Union Chambers, St. George's Ter'i'((ce, Perth.

In the S'uprcme 0011rt 01' Western Alls{'ralia.

In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," and in the matter of Gerhanc1 Christian Yilhelm JliInnchenberg, a Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that a iYleeting of Creditors of Gerhand Christian Vilhelm Munchenberg, of Sunny Hill, near Doodlakine, farmer, will be held at the office of JIiI. L. Moss & Dwyer, Solicitors, Selbourne Chambers, Howard Street, Perth, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of .January, 1912, at 3.30 0 'clock in the afternoon.

[L.S.] M. L. iYIOSS & DWYER, Solicitors for the Debtor.

BANKRUPTCY AC'l' AMENDJliIENT ACT, 189B.

In the matter of George Herbert Davey, of Beverley, a Debtor.

Xotice a1' intentioll to cleclare (1 jilwl Dieidelld. :NO'l'ICE is hereby given that it is my intention to declare a final Dividend in the above matter on the 10th day of ;January, 1912.

Dividends will be payable to those creditors only who shall have signed Ol" assented to the deed of assignment.

Dated this 20th itay of December, 1911.

[L.S.] WIl~LIAM RULE, Trustee, Be\'el'ley.

4444 GO VF,RN1\fENT [DEC. 22, 1911.

'l'HE BANKRUPTCY AOT, 1892.

First Meetings and Public Examinations.

Debtor's Name. Address.

Descrip. tIon.

Date of first

1\rp eting. HonT. Place.

! Date of order , (if any) for iSUl11111ury Ad­i miuiRt.ration.

Sidney Check Kalgoorlie But;cher's Assist­ant

suprUlue!9a of IfJlI I Dth duyof :12°151),111.1 Snpl'eme Court, , I J [tuuary,: I Court, l'erth 1 '1912.: I Perth Do. '. I 98 of 19111 do. ;12'301'.111,1 do ... ,

9th day of January. ]912

10'30 a.m. Suprelne Conrt., Perth

I :!lst (la~- of \ Deccl111;cr

1911. .John Piggins Giovanni OeHu­

llH1rta

Do. i Driver .. , Kojollnp'i Fanner ...

hLtely re- I sit1iug' at II

.. X.,rli __

Debtor's Name. Address.

Do. '" 1101 of\9llj

do. i12'40p.m'i do. ."

I I ' I 1

~ltliudications.

Descript.ion. Court.

1

No. of i ~rntter.

do. do.

(10.

do.

Dute of Order.

rIo .. .. flo, (10 .. .. do,

Date of Petition.

Giovanni Delhuuarta.. K?jOllUP, In.tely re!:;id· J'armer mg fit York

Fmnk Jogepl] l\1{lDou- I,ately re,iding at Traveller

'" I Supreme_ Court, i Perth ~ Suprenle Court. I Perth

HI[ of 1911

]fla of 1!ll1

lSt1,h91

M1

y of December, Hth day of Decem. bel', 1011

19th day of December, 19th dny of Decem-ell Hanover Street,

North Perth, and carrying on busi­lless at Murray Street, Perth

IOU bel', lOll

Notices of Dividend.

Debtor's Nllme. Address. Description.

l)OllUis Duggan Bardoe : Police Conshthle:

I Ntunber.[ Amount

per £

31 of 1897 Seven Pence Farthing ill £

When payahle.

Where payable.

Jl:::c1wurd .J ohn Hudson Roebonrlle Hotelkeeper Supreme Court, 21 of 1909 Eight pence Perth ancl a fmc­

tion in £

Receiving Orders,

Dehtor's Name.

I Address. Description. Court. No. of Date of

I Date of Ant or ACts of Matter. Order, Petition. Bankruptcy.

Giovanni Dellamartn. ... Kojonup, lately rc- Funnel' '" Supreme Conrt, 10] of 1911 1.5th day of 14th cby of Debtor's Petition. sieling Itt York Perth

Fmnk J oserh McDonell ... La.tely l'Asidiug' n.t Bnnover St., North

Traveller ...

Perth, and carrying 011 business rtt M 111'-my St., Perth

;r",ne8 Henry Quinlan ... :Mollnt Magnet ... Hotelkeeper

j ! Dated this 21st day of December, 1911.

)10'rJCE OJl' DISSOLU'l'ION OF PARTNERSHIP.

)10TICE is horeby given thnt the partnorship heretofore snbsisting between Charles Holil\"ay and Charles Giles Dnrbridge, both of Pier Street, Perth, Plumbers, carry­ing on the business of Plumbers at 40-44 Pier Street, Perth, under the style or firm name of "Holdway, Durbridgej & Company," was dissolved by mutual con­sent on the 9th day of December, 1911. All moneys owing to and by tho late partnershi]l ,yill be received and paid respectively by the said Oharles Holdway, who will continue to carryon the said business on his own account, under the style of "Charles HoJt1way & Com­Jmny."

Dated this 19th (lay of Decembor, UJll.

HAYN I~S, ROBINSON, & OOX,

Solicitors for the said Charles Holdway and

Charles Giles DurIJridge, 20 Howard Street, Perth.

Do.

Do.

Dec., 1911 Dec., Wll 103 of 1011 19th day of 19th duy of do .

Dec" ]911 Dec., 1911

", 960f ,Hm 20th day of ~8th clay of Debtor llotilietl a Dec., ]911 Nov., Hnl creditor that he had sUi5ponded payment debts

of his

M. M. MOSS, Official Receiv'lr in Bankruptcy.

ACTS OF PARLIAMENT, ETC., FOE SALE AT GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

Abattoirs Aborigines Act and Amendment Administration Act Agricultural Bank Act and Amendnwnts Arbitration Act Associations Incorporation Act Auctioneers Act and Amendments Bankruptcy Act, 3s.; Rules, 1892, 5s.; Rules,

1908, Is. Bills of Sale Act and Amendments .. Bills of Exchange Boat Licensing Act and Amendments .. Brands Act Bread Act and Amendments Bunbury Harbour Board Bush Fires Act Cart and Carriage Licensing

£ s. d. 006 016 o 2 6 023 009 o 0 6 o 1 6

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DEC. 22, 1911.J GOVERNMEN r_[1 GAZE 'l'TE , W.A. 4445

Acts of Parliament, etc.-contim~ed.

Cemeteries Act and Amendments Companies Act and Amendments Co-operative and Provident Societies Act Copyright Aet Criminal Code Act and Amendments _. Criminal Code Act and Rnles (* bound, with

Index) Crown Suit8 Act __ Dentists Act and Amendment Diatillation Act District Fire Brigades and Amendment Dividend Duties Divorce Act and Amendment, ~s. 3d.; Rules,

Is. 6(1. .. Dog Ad Droving Act Early Closing Act Education Act and Amendments Electoral Act aud Amendment Electric Lighting Act .. Employers Liability Act Employment Brokers Act Evidence Act Explosives Act and Regulations Extradition Cases-Procedure Factoriell Act Fencing and 'l'respass Act and Amendment Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs Act and Amend-

lllent Firms RBgistration Act and Amendment Fisheries Act and Amendment .. Fremantle Harbour 'ernst Act and Amendment Game Act and Amendments General Loan and Inscribed Stock Act Goldfields Water Supply Act Government Savings Bank Act .. Hansard Report, per vol. Hansard Report, weekly issue, pcr copy Hansard Report, Annual subscription .. Hawkers an(l Pedlars Act and Amendmeut Health Act Health Act Inrlex: paper covel's, 5s.; stiff

covers Immigration Act and Amendments .. Imported Labour Act and Amendments Income (and Land) 'l'ax Assessment .. Index to Government Gazette .. Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Inspection of lIachinel";' Act, with Regulations Justices Act Justices·-::llunual for Land Act und Regulations (pamphlet) Land and Tncome Tax Assessment Land Tax rmd Income Tax Land Tax and Income Tax (Regulations) _ . Legal Practitioners Act Legitimation Licensed Survevors Licensing Act. . Life Assmance Act Limited Partnerships Local Court Act _. Local Court Act and Rules (cloth) Local Court Act and Rules (lll-bound) Lunacy Act Marine Stores Act Marriage Act and Amendment Married Women's Property Act and Amend­

ment" Masters and Servants Act Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and

Drainag(J Me(lical Practitioners Act Merchant Shipping Act Application Act Mines R,egulation Act _. Mining Development Act Municipal Corporations Act Navigation Act Pawnbrokers Act and Amendment Pharmacv and Poisons Act Police ict and Amendments Prisons Act and Amendment Public Notaries Act Public Service Aut

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Actll of Parliament, etc.-continued.

Public vVorks Act and Amendment Rabbits Act Railways (GovernJl1ent) Act .. Redemption of Annuities

£ s . .J. 026 009 019 o 0 6

RBgistration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Registration of Deeds

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Roads Act Sea-carriage of Goods Secondhand Dealers Act Stamp Act and Amendments Statutes (sessional sets, per vol.) Supreme Court Rules Totalisator Act and AJl1enclment Trade Marks Act and Ameudment Trade Unions Act 'l'ramways Act Transfer of Land Act and Amendments 'frespass, Fencing, and Impounding Act Truck Act and Amendment

o 1 6 o 1 6

Trustees A:ct o 1 0 Vermin Boards -Water Boards Act 'Weights aud :;Vleasures Act and Amendment \Vorkers' Compensation Act and Regulation Workmen's 'Wages Act ..

o 0 9 019 009 o 1 3 016

Other Acts at similar rates.

CONTENTS.

Abattoirs Regulations Agriculture, Department of Analyses of Fertilisers Bankruptuy Bank Holiday Colonial Secretary's Department Commissioners of Supreme Court Compauies Court of Arbitration, Award Crown Law Department Deceased Persons' Estates ... Disposition of Departments, etc. Education Department Electoral Fisheries Goldfields Water Supply Government Savings Bank Indian Civil Service Examinations Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Justices of the Peace ... Lands iJet),Htlllent Land Drainage... . . . . . . . .. Land and Income 'l'ax Assessment ... Land '1 itles Licensing Courts Local Courts :>farriages ~Iines Dep!1rtment Mininl{ Companies JilIunicipal Nobel Peace Prize Orders in Council Partners 11 ips dissolved Power of Attorney ProclalllioLtions ... Public Health Department

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Puhlic W ol'ks Department Registrar General Registrar of Companies Road Hoards (see also under "Lands" and

"Pul.lic Works" Departments) Tender Board ... Tenders .1.ccepted fenders invited Trade Unions _ .. Transfer of Land Treasu·<v Water Boards ...

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