OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA...Stanley Maurice Livingston, for the license cur-rently issued to Stanley Maurice Livingston as nominee of Sunshine Estates, to be transferred to me to carry

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA(Published by Authority at 3 .30 p.m .)

No. 20]

PERTH : FRIDAY, 4th APRIL

[1975

At a meeting of the Executive Council held in the Executive Council Chambers, at Perth, on the nineteenth day of March, 1975, thefollowing Orders in Council were authorised to be issued :-

Constitution Act, 1889-1970

ORDER IN COUNCIL

WHEREAS section 74 of the Constitution Act, 1889-1970 provides, inter alia, that the Governor in Council may vest in heads ofdepartments, or other officers or persons within the State, power to make minor appointments to public offices under the Govern-ment of the State : Now therefore, His Excellency the Governor acting with the advice and consent of the Executive Council hereby-

(a) vests in F . A . Bull, Chief Clerk, Accounts Branch, Medical and Health Services, and in any person temporarily appointed toperform the normal duties of the said F. A. Bull during his absence or incapacity, the power to make appointments in re-spect of the department/departments specified in Column 1 of the Schedule hereto, of employees of the category/categoriesspecified respectively in Column 2 of the Schedule hereto in relation to those departments, on such terms and conditionsas are contained from time to time in the awards and agreement specified respectively in Column 3 of the Schedule heretoin relation to those categories of employment ; and

(b) revokes the power previously vested in R . V. Croxton and in any person temporarily appointed to perform the normalduties of the said R . V . Croxton during his absence or incapacity, to make minor appointments in respect of the depart-ment/departments specified in Column 1 of the Schedule hereto.

R. D. DAVIES,Clerk of the Council .

Schedule

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Column 1

Column 2

Column 3

Department Category of Employee Award or Agreement

Medical Hospital Employees as per Schedules D,'E. & F . of H .S.O. Award-e .g. Hospital Hospital Salaried Officers AwardSecretaries, Clerks, Typists

Nurses Nurses' (Public Hospitals) AwardNursing Aides and Assistants Nursing Aides' and Assistants' (Government) AwardsDomestics Hospital Workers' (Government) AwardFiremen (Boilers) Engine Drivers' (Government) AwardVarious Tradesmen Building Trades' (Government) AwardFitters, Electricians Engineering Trades' (Government) AwardClerks, Programmers Ministerial Officers' (Administrative and Clerical) Salaries

AgreementPackers Storemen's (Government) Award

Public Health Nurses Nurses' (Infant and Pre-school) AwardDental Nurses Dental Nurses' AwardMeat Branders Meat Industry (Midland Abattoir) Award

Chief Secretary's Cleaners Cleaners' and Caretakers' (Government) AwardDrivers Transport and Workers' (Government) AwardMessengers Clerks' (Wholesale and Retail Establishments) Award

Corrections Prison Officers Gaol Officers' AwardNursing Sisters Nurses' (Welfare Corrections) AwardNursing Aides Nursing Aides' and Assistants' (Government) Award

Observatory Cleaners Cleaners' and Caretakers' (Government) AwardCaretaker

Fisheries and Cleaners Cleaners' and Caretakers' (Government) AwardWildlife Caretaker f

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[4 April, 1975 .

Constitution Act, 1889-1970

ORDER IN COUNCIL

WHEREAS section 74 of the Constitution Act, 1889-1970, provides, inter alia, that the Governor in Council may vest in heads ofdepartments, or other officers or persons within the State, power to make minor appointments to public offices under the Governmentof the State : Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, acting with the advice and consent of the Executive Council herebyvests in Brian John Loughton, Resident Engineer, Public Works Department and in any person temporarily appointed to performthe normal duties of the said Brian John Loughton during his absence or incapacity, the power to make appointments in respectof the Department specified in Column 1 of the Schedule hereto, of employees in the categories specified respectively in Column 2of the Schedule hereto in relation to that Department, on such terms and conditions as are contained from time to time in theAwards and/or Agreements specified respectively in Column 3 of the Schedule hereto in relation to those categories of employees .


ScheduleColumn 1

Column 2

Column 3

Department Category of Employee Award or Agreement

Department of Axemen AWU Construction & Maintenance Award No . 24/65, 24A/65Public Works and Boatmen AWU Divers and Tenders Award No . 24D/65of Water Supply Camp and Cook House Personnel AWU Survey Award No . 24C/65Sewerage and Concrete Workers Government Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Em-Drainage Construction Workers ployees Award No. 14/69(Exclusive of Divers and Tenders Mowing and Gardening Services (PWD) Award No . 30/69Metropolitan Dockers Transport Workers (Govt.) Award No . 2A/1952Water Supply, Dredgemen Ship Painters and Dockers Award 1971Sewerage and Drillers Shipwrights (Shore) Award 1968Drainage Board) First Aid Attendants

GardenersIrrigation Controllers and WatermenMachine Operators and AttendantsMotor Transport OperatorsPile Driving WorkersPipe Jointers and SettersPlant OperatorsPowder Monkeys and BlastersRiggers and SplicersService LayersShipwrightsStoremen and BookmenSurvey HandsTimbermenVermin and Weed Controllers

Foremen Government Foremen Award No. 24F/65Foremen (Govt .) Engineering & Allied Trades No . 3/59Foremen GWS No. 27/70

Body makers Building Trades (Govt .) Award No . 31A/66Builders Labourers Building Trades (Outside) Award No . 31/66Bricklayers Sheet Metal Workers (Govt.) Award 1973Stoneworkers Vehicle Builders (PWD) Agreement No . 36/71Carpenters Engine Drivers (Govt .) No . 29/68Joiners Engine Drivers (Country Pump Stations) No . 43/65Painters Second Engineers Award No. 23/58SignwritersGlaziersPanelbeatersPlasterersPlumbers & Sheetmetal WorkersStonemasonsEngine Drivers or OperatorsCrane and Wrench DriversPile DriversFiremen and GreasersPumpers and Second Engineers

Blacksmiths Engineering Trades (Govt .) Award Nos . 29, 30 & 31/61 andCrane Attendants 3/63Electrical TradesDrillersFitters and TurnersFurnacemenLabourers & Trades AssistantsLinesmenBolt MachinistsMotor MechanicsMouldersPattermnakersProcess WorkersRadio and TV ServicemenRiggers and SplicersScientific Instrument Workers & RepairersTool StoremenToolmakersWelders

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Column 1

Department

WESTERN AUSTRALIA,To Wit:

J . M . RAMSAY,Lieutenant Governorand Administrator .

EL .S.]

To all to whom these Presents shall come,

GREETING :WHEREAS by a Commission dated the 19th June,1974, I, James Maxwell Ramsay, was duly ap-pointed Lieutenant-Governor of the State of West-ern Australia and its Dependencies in the Com-monwealth of Australia ; and whereas in certainLetters Patent under the Great Seal being datedat Westminster, the 29th day of October, 1900,constituting the office of Governor in and over theState of Western Australia and its Dependenciesin the Commonwealth of Australia it is provided :that in the event of the office of the Governor be-coming vacrant the Lieutenant-Governor shall dur-ing Her Majesty's pleasure, administer the Govern-ment of the State, first taking the Oaths in thoseLetters Patent directed to be taken by the Gov-ernor and in the manner therein prescribed ; whichbeing done the Lieutenant-Governor is by thoseLetters Patent authorised, empowered, and com-manded by Her Majesty to do and execute, duringHer Majesty's pleasure, all things that belong tothe Office of Governor according to the tenor ofthose Letters Patent and according to the instruc-tions to the said Governor mentioned therein andthe Laws of the State; and whereas the office ofthe Governor in and over the State of WesternAustralia and its Dependencies in the Common-wealth of Australia has become vacant : Now thisis to give notice that I, the said James MaxwellRamsay, have duly taken the Oaths required by theLetters Patent and have, in pursuance of the Let-ters Patent, this day assumed the office of Ad-ministrator of the Government of the State andby the terms of the Letters Patent Her Majestydoth require and command all officers and Min-isters and all the other the inhabitants of the

Clerks

Dredge Masters, Mates and EngineersDeckhandsCooksCrane DriversLaunch DriversWatchmen

CabinetmakersChairmakersWood Carvers and TurnersUpholsterersFrench PolishersWood Machinists

Storemen

DomesticsParking AttendantsCleanersCaretakers

PROCLAMATIONBy His Excellency Commodore James MaxwellRamsay, Commander of the Most Excellent Orderof the British Empire, Distinguished Service Cross,Lieutenant Governor and Administrator in and overthe State of Western Australia and its Depen-dencies in the Commonwealth of Australia.


Column 2

Category of Employee

Schedule-continued .Column 3

Award or Agreement

Federated Clerks Award 1971

Govt. Dredge Masters, Mates and Engineers Award No. 34of 1960

Furniture Trades Award No . 6 of 1960

Storemen (Govt .) Award 20/69

Hospital Workers (Govt.) Award No. 21/1966Cleaners and Caretakers (Govt.) Award No. 5/66Cafeteria, Catering & Tea Attendants (Govt .) Award 1972

State, to be obedient, aiding and assisting unto methe said Administrator .

Given under my hand and the Public Seal ofthe said State, rat Perth, this third day ofApril, Nineteen hundred and seventy-five .

J. M. RAMSAY,Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator .

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! !

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Premier's Department,Perth, 3rd April, 1975 .

IT is hereby notified for public infomation thatHis Excellency the Governor has approved of thefollowing temporary allocation of portfolios duringthe absence from Perth of the Hon . W. R .McPharlin, M .L.A. from Thursday, 3rd April toSaturday, 5th April, 1975, both dates inclusive :-

Hon. D. H. O'Neil, M.L.A. to be Acting Premier,Treasurer, and Minister Co-ordinatingEconomic and Regional Development .

R. D. DAVIES,Acting Under Secretary,

Premier's Department.

LAND AGENTS ACT, 1921 .

Application for License in the First Instance .

TO the Court of Petty Sessions at Perth :I, JACQUES MAURICE ROUSSET, of 33 RenwickStreet, South Perth, Valuer and Real Estate Sales-man, having attained the age of twenty-one years,hereby apply on my behalf for a license to carryon the business of a land agent under the LandAgents Act, 1921 . The principal place of business

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will be at 33 Renwick Street, South Perth, W .A.6151 .Dated the 21st day of March, 1975 .

J. M. ROUSSET,Signature of Applicant .

Appointment of Hearing .I hereby appoint the 6th day of May, 1975, at

2.15 o'clock in the afternoon as the time for thehearing of the foregoing application at the Courtof Petty Sessions at Perth .Dated the 24th day of March, 1975 .

K. W. SHEEDY,Clerk of Petty Sessions .

Objection to the granting of the application maybe served on the applicant and the Clerk of PettySessions at any time prior to seven days before thedate appointed for the hearing .

LAND AGENTS ACT, 1921 .Application for Transfer of a License .

TO the Court of Petty Sessions at Geraldton :I, STANLEY MAURICE LIVINGSTON, of 66 BeachCottage Marines Lane Point Moore, Geraldton,hereby apply on behalf of a firm Sunshine Estates,the partners of which are Brian Francis Harty andStanley Maurice Livingston, for the license cur-rently issued to Stanley Maurice Livingston asnominee of Sunshine Estates, to be transferred tome to carry on business as a Land Agent at 40Marine Terrace Geraldton .Dated the 24th day of March, 1975 .

S. M. LIVINGSTON,Signature of Applicant .

(Transferee)I concur to this application.

S. M. LIVINGSTON,Signature of Transferor .

Appointment of Hearing .I hereby appoint the 24th day of April, 1975, at

2.15 o'clock in the afternoon as the time for thehearing of the foregoing application at the Courtof Petty Sessions at Geraldton .

Dated the 24th day of March, 1975 .N. W. FERSTAT,

Clerk of Petty Sessions .

Objection to the granting of the license may beserved on the applicant and the Clerk of PettySessions at any time prior to seven days before thedate appointed for the hearing.

Public Service Board,Perth, 2nd April, 1975 .

THE following resignations have been accepted:-Name; Department; Date .

Dawson, A. N . ; Agriculture ; 4/4/75 .Jenner, R . D . ; Community Welfare ; 22/1/75 .Jurin, M . A . ; Education ; 12/3/75 .Barefoot, L . D . ; Local Government ; 10/4/75 .Barrass, C. A .; Metropolitan Water Board ;

21/2/75 .Britto, H . F. J . ; Metropolitan Water Board ;

31/1/75 .Chetkovich, 0 . ; Metropolitan Water

31/1/75 .Robertson, R . A . ; Metropolitan Water Board ;

7/3/75.Salvatore, J. T . ; Metropolitan Water Board ;

10/2/75 .Theak, P. J.; Metropolitan Water Board ;

3/1/75 .Trigwell, G. M.; Metropolitan Water Board ;

14/2/75 .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

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Board ;

Webster, W. S . ; Metropolitan Water Board ;21/2/75 .

Cooke, A . P . ; Mines; 11/4/75 .Barnett, B. A . ; Public Health ; 7/4/75 .Elvidge, J. E. ; State Government Insurance

Office ; 21/3/75 .Hall, J . M . ; State Housing Commission ;

21/3/75 .

THE following retirements have been approved :-Parker, K . H .; Crown Law ; 1/4/75 .Bonner, W. E . ; Metropolitan Water Board ;

28/2/75 .

THE following appointments have been con-firmed :-

Name ; Position ; Department ; Date .Gledhill, Lea Corrinne ; Clerk Typist, C-V ;

Agriculture ; 11/1/75 .McCrudden, Anne ; Clerical Assistant, C-VI ;

Government Printing Office ; 9/9/74 .Goode, Caroline; Accounting Machinist, C-V ;

Mental Health Services ; 1/10/74.Crockett, Ross Raymond ; Engineering Drafts-

man, Level 1 ; Metropolitan Water Board ;8/7/74 .

Brooks, Patricia Mary ; Typist, C-V ; Mines ;3/6/74 .

Eacott, Robert Bruce ; Trainee Health Sur-veyor, G-VII-1 ;. Public Health; 13/2/74 .

Feazey, Neil Edwin; Clerk, C-IV ; PublicWorks ; 21/9/74 .

Fudge, David Malcolm ; Trainee EngineeringDraftsman ; Public Works ; 15/2/74 .

Krol, Joseph ; Clerk, C-IV ; State GovernmentInsurance Office ; 27/3/73 .

Thompson, Cheryl Marie Childs ; Typist, C-V ;State Taxation ; 20/9/74 .

Marchant, Gloria Annetta ; Clerical Assistant,C-VI ; Town Planning; 2/10/74 .

THE following offices have been created :-Item 39 0010, Assistant Director, Level 7, Execut-

ive Branch, Department of Environmental Pro-tection .

Item 39 0151, Chief Environmental Officer, Level4, Evaluation Branch, Department of Environ-mental Protection .

Item 07 0078, Secretary/Stenographer, C-III-1/2,Professional Branch, Administrative Division,Medical Department .Item 07 0312, Clerk, C-II-1, Records Section,

Clerical Branch, Medical Department .

THE following office has been abolished:-Item 07 0310, Clerk, C-II-2, Records Section,

Clerical Branch, Medical Department.

The title and/or classification of the followingoffices have been amended :-Item 40 0952, Vacant, G-II-1, Albany Section,

Branch Offices, Department of Motor Vehiclesamended from M.D.L. Examiner Albany to Item40 1315, Examiner with effect from 21st March,1975 .

Item 29 5360, occupied by N . W. Turner, WaterResources Section, Planning Design and Investiga-tion Branch, Engineering Division, Public WorksDepartment amended from Hydrographic Assist-ant, G-II-1/2 to Hydrographer Grade 2,G-II-1/4 with effect from 1st December, 1974 .Item 29 8495, occupied by B . F. Zuvela, Drafts-

man in Charge, Structural Engineering Design andConstruction Branch, Public Works Departmentamended from Level 3 to Level 3/4 with effect from1st December, 1974 .Item 29 8670, occupied by F . A. D. Woodbridge,

Draftsman in Charge, Mechanical EngineeringDesign and Construction Branch, Public WorksDepartment amended from Level 3 to Level 3/4with effect from 1st December, 1974 .

G. H. COOPER,Chairman, Public Service Board .

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The possession of, or progress towards, an appropriate tertiary level academic qualification will be considered a factor,increasing in importance with the level of classification, when determining efficiency of applicants in the Clerical Division .

Applications also called outside the Service under section 24.University Degree or equivalent preferably with post graduate studies . Preference to applicants with experienceof executive direction in a field related to environmental planning, research and evaluation . A knowledge of seniorlevel Government procedures and practices desirable but not essential .

(d) Applicants should possess a degree or qualification in Town Planning and be a member of the Royal AustralianPlanning Institute or a similarly approved professional institution . An additional qualification in an allied pro-fession is desirable but not essential .Applicants must have appropriate planning experience .University Degree or equivalent . Preference to applicants with post graduate research experience in a related field .Experience in the management and control of private consultant contractors and familiarity with general conservationplanning and policy issues in Australia .

Department Item No . Position Classn . Salary

SClosing April 11, 1975Agriculture . . . . 01 0037 Administrative Assistant, Administrative Division . . . . C-II-S 9 561-9 859Agriculture . . . 01 1530 Clerk Salaries, Accounts Branch

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. C-II-3 8 393-8 673Chief Secretary's 06 0051 Observatory Assistant, Grade 2, Astronomical Services G-II-1/2 7 269-8 050

Community Welfare 10 0023a o

Deputy Chief of Institutional Services, Administrative Level 5 15 856

Education . .. . 14 0105Division (cc)

Clerk Internal Audit

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. . . . C-II-1/2 7 353-8 117Education 14 4770 Purchasing Officer, Bentley Technical School, Technical G-II-i/2 7 269-8 0550

Environmental ProtectionEnvironmental Protection 39 0115

Education Division (a) (tt)Research Officer (See Block Advertisement)Environmental Officer, Planning and Research Branch Level 2 11 146-12 220

Environmental Protection 39 0010(J)

Assistant Director, Executive Branch (a) (e) . . Level 7 18445Environmental Protection 39 0151 Chief Environmental Officer, Evaluation Branch (a) (e) Level 4 15 055Environmental Protection 39 0110 Chief Environmental Officer, Planning and Research Level 4 15 055

Fisheries and WildlifeIndustrial Development

1618

04130410

Branch (a) (f )Technical Officer Grade 2, Fauna Research Branch . . . .Senior Industries Liaison Officer, Industries Promotion i i G-II-i/2C-II-9

7 269-8 05012416-12 752

Lands and Surveys 20 0115Section, Industries Branch, Division of Industries

Clerk Relieving, Executive Section

. . . .

. . . . C-II-2 7 864-8 117Medical 07 1685 Clerk, Internal Audit, Accounts Branch

. . . . C-II-1/2 7 353-8 117. . . .

. . . .Medical 07 1968 Clerk, Revenue Section, Accounts Branch C-II-1 7353-7 611Mental Health Services 09 1180 Stores Officer, Clerical Section, Graylands and Swan- G-II-1 7 269-7 528

Mental Health Services 09 3096bourne Hospitals (h)

Clinical Co-ordinator, Irrabeena Clinic, Mental Defi- G-II-i/4 7269-9 189

Metropolitan Water Board 22 7204ciency Division (a) (z)

Drafting Assistant, Drainage Design Section, Engineer- G-XI 6 166 (21 years)ing Design Branch, Engineering Division (a) (.s) (t) -8 050

Metropolitan Water Board 22 7720 Drafting Assistant, Services Section, Engineering G-XI 6 166 (21 years)Design Branch Engineering Division (a) (s) (t) -8 050

Public Works 29 8809 Drafting Assistant, Mechanical Engineering Design and G-XI 2 876 (under 17

Mines 23 5871Construction Branch, Architectural Division (a) (t)

Cartographic Draftsman, Surveys Branch, Surveys Level 1years)-8 050

7526-10 113

Public Health 08 0415and Mapping Division

Clerk, Pharmaceutical Services Branch

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. . . . C-II-2 7 864-8 117Public Works 29 1260 Clerk in Charge, Pay Office, Expenditure Branch, C-II-5 9 561-9 859

Public Works 29 6000Accounts Division

Engineering Draftsman Harbours and Rivers Section, Level 1 7 050-9 445 (uu)6006 Design Office Branch Engineering Division (a) (x)

Public Works 29 8644 Engineer, Mechanical Engineering Design and Con- Level 1 7 676-10 649

Public Works 29 9061struction Branch, Architectural Division (a) (w)

G-II-1 7269-7 528Technical Officer Grade 3, Electrical EngineeringDesign and Construction Branch Architectural

State Housing Commission 32 2083Division (a) (u) (v)

Assistant Inspector Tenancy Section, Sales Tenancyand Estate

G-VII-3 6 651-7 022

Treasury 35 3540 C-II-2/3 7 864-8 673Management Branch (a) ( .ss)

Assistant Programmer, Programming Section, Data

Treasury 36 0360Processing Centre

Clerk in Charge, General Purchasing Branch, Govern-(dd)

C-II-S 9 561-9 859

Closing April 18, 1975Agriculture . . . 01 0206

ment Stores Department (i)

Level 2 6 682-7 368Assistant Librarian, Library Branch (a) (j)Community Welfare 10 0055 Secretary Stenographer, Administrative Division C-III-1/2 6 304-6 758Crown Law 11 2506 Investigator, Companies Registration Office . . . .

. . . . C-II-5/6 9 561-10 493. .Fisheries and Wildli e 16 0415 Technical Officer, Grade 2, Fauna Research Branch . . . . G-II-1/2 7 269-8 050Lands and Surveys 20 5991 Cartographic Draftsman, Geodetic Section, Mapping

General's DivisionLevel 1 7 526-10 113

Medical 07 0078 C-III-i/ :, 6 304-6 758Branch, Surveyor

Secretary Stenographer, Professional Branch . . . .Medical

. . 07 0312 Clerk, Records Section, Clerical Branch Cm-II-1 7353-7 611Metropolitan Wa e Board 22 5901 Senior Plant Inspector, Mechanical-South Section, G-II-6 10 111-10 426

Mines 23 3490

Mechanical and Electrical Branch, EngineeringDivision (g)

Chemist and Research Officer, Foods, Drugs and Toxi- Level 2 11 146-12 220

Mines 23 3940

cology Branch, Government Chemical Laboratories

Level 7 18 445(a) (m)

Chief of Division, Mineral Branch, Government Chemi-

Motor Vehicles 40 1315cal Laboratories (a) (1)

Examiner, Albany Branch Office (a) (k) G-II-1 7 269-7 528Public Service Board 28 0180 Secretary, Mechanical Appliances Committee, Organi- C-II-2/3 7 864-8 673

Public Works 29 4592sation and Methods Section, Inspection Branch

Engineer, Materials and Corrosion Engineering Section, Level 2 11 395-12 562

Town Planning 34 0287

Mechanical and Plant Branch, Engineering Division(a) (n) (p) Level 2 11 395-12 562Planning Officer, Special Projects Section (a) (d)

. . . .Town Planning

. . . . 34 0225 Planning Officer, Urban Design Section (a) (q) . . . .

. Level 3 13 274-15 0550230

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[4 April, 1975 .

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE-continuedUniversity Degree or equivalent, majoring in science and/or engineering . Preference to applicants with researchand field experience over a range of scientific and engineering matters, and in the management and control of privateconsultant contractors with familiarity of general conservation issues in Australia .Applicants must :-

1. Have experience as a Foreman in Charge of a Plant Maintenance Workshop .2. Have experience with all types of Construction Plant used by the Board including multiple de-watering

equipment.3 . Be familiar with the field operations of the various branches of the Board .

Experience in stores would be an advantage .Relevant purchasing experience necessary .Associateship in Library Studies, W.A.I .T ., or Registration Certificate of L .A .A . or equivalent qualification .Background education in science (preferably Agriculture), science degree or diploma desirable .Qualified in the trade as a Motor Mechanic with preference for applicants with several classes of Motor Driver's Li-cences .Tertiary degree in chemistry, higher qualifications desirable . Considerable experience required in the chemicaland physical analysis of rocks and minerals and in mineralogy and in the administration of an analytical and con-sultant laboratory.University degree in Chemistry or approved equivalent, plus post graduate experience, preferably of foods, drugsanalyses and/or general analytical chemistry .LOCATION : Perth with occasional travel to projects throughout W .A . as required .Certificate in Applied Science or an approved equivalent . Academic qualifications with at least 4 years relevantexperience .QUALIFICATIONS: Preferably in Mechanical, Metallurgical or Chemical Engineering . Must be eligible for Gradu-ate Membership of the Institution of Engineers, Australia.Experience in quality control supervision of large steel fabrication and welding projects . Good knowledge andexperience of general welding technology and associated metallurgical examination and testing techniques. Materialsand Corrosion Engineering experience also desirable.Applicants should be architects and be qualified for admission to the Royal Australian Institute of Architects orthe Royal Institute of British Architects with additional qualifications in Town Planning and/or Civic Design andpossess extensive experience in Civic Design and Development .

(r) LOCATION : Salmon Gums Research Station, Salmon Gums .(s) Minimum age 21 years(t) (a) Drafting Assistants' under the age of twenty-one years

(i) Junior Certificate in five subjects including English, Mathematics A or B and Drawing or Art ;OR

(ii) Achievement Certificate at third year level including English, Social Studies and Science at Intermediatelevel and Mathematics at Advanced or Ordinary level and one subject out of Art, Technical Drawing Applied,Drafting or Technical Drawing, or approved equivalent qualifications ;OR

(iii) Any appropriate subjects obtained after Junior or Achievement Certificate in drafting certificate courses orLeaving will be accepted for any of the above mandatory subjects .

(b) Drafting Assistants twenty-one years of age and over(i) Any of the academic qualifications set out in (a) above, together with at least two years' appropriate drawing

office experience ;OR

(ii) Relevant trade experience plus three years' appropriate drawing office experience ;

(iii) Five years' appropriate drawing office experience .(u) `A' or `B' Grade Electrical Workers' Licence as issued by the Electrical Workers Board of W .A . Current motor

vehicle driver's licence essential .(v) LOCATION : Must be prepared to reside in any part of the State as and when required by the Department .(w) Academic qualifications acceptable for graduate membership of the Institution of Engineers, Australia or equivalent .(x) Certificate in Civil Drafting or equivalent and at least four years appropriate drafting experience .(y) University Degree or the equivalent . Preference will be given to applicants with post graduate research experience

in a related field .(z) Possession of a degree or its equivalent in appropriate subjects .(cc) Post graduate qualifications in Clinical Psychology plus experience in institutional administration .(dd) R.S.V. Office to be classified C-II-4 and, if necessary, retitled on completion of 4 years satisfactory continuous service

therein by occupant . To revert to C-II-2/3 on becoming vacant .(ss) A knowledge of Social Welfare, Landlord/Tenancy and household maintenance is desirable . Current driving licence

is essential.(tt) Experience in the purchase and storage of food supplies . Preference for applicants with progress in the Diploma

in Food Service or an approved equivalent .(uu) Salary presently under review .

Applications are called under section 34 of the Public Service Act, 1904-1973 . and are to be addressed to the Chairman,Public Service Board, and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Headsof Departments .

G. H. COOPER,4th April, 1975 .

Chairman, Public Service Board .

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Qualifications : A degree in forestry or agriculturalscience or equivalent. Post-graduate and fieldexperience within the fields of silviculture,agronomy, soil conservation or hydrology isdesirable .

Duties : Carry out research into the rehabilitationof lateritic sites mined for bauxite in theDarling Range of Western Australia . The pro-

General : The successful applicant will work withina Forests Department research team stationedat Dwellingup and operate principally underfield conditions.

Applications : On standard application form avail-able from the Public Service Board, 32 St .George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. 6000, closingApril 4, 1975 .

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION .

BAUXITE MINING REHABILITATION .Research Officer Level 1 or Level 2 .

ject mainly concerns procedures for establish-ing and maintaining trees and other suitablecover, with the prime objective of minimisingpossible adverse influences in surface andground water hydrology .

Salary :Level 1, $7 900 - $10 649 ;

Conditionsthree

of Service : Superannuation benefits,months' long service leave after seven

Level 2, $11 146 - $12 200, years'leave,

continuous service, four weeks' annualcumulative sick leave entitlements and

depending on qualifications and field ex-perience .

other general conditions applicable to per-manent public servants .

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HEALTH ACT, 1911-1973 .Department of Public Health,

Perth, 25th March, 1975 .P.H .D. 514/68 ; Ex. Co. 878 .

HIS Excellency, the Governor in Council hasapproved, pursuant to section 11 of the Health Act,1911-1973, the persons named in the Schedulehereunder as Inspectors (Part VI) .

J. C. McNULTY,Acting Commissioner of Public Health .

Schedule .F. Scott, T. G. Goff, K. Hoskins, D. Turner,

D. Kemp, T. Meagher, P. Mears, G. Chamber-lain, H. Martin and R. Horton .


Perth, 26th March, 1975 .P.H.D. 1265/62 .

THE appointment of Mr. D. Bertolatti as HealthSurveyor to the Town of Cockburn is approved .

The cancellation of the appointment of Mr . J. M.Howell as Health Surveyor to the Town of Cock-burn is hereby notified .


LIST OF MARINE COLLECTORS LICENSES .Issued during period 1/1/75 to 31/3/75 .

Name; Address; Date ; License.Alexiuc, Miron; 32 Hutt Street, Mt Lawley ; 1/1/75 ;

6542 .Alford, Henry Patrick ; Koorda; 9/1/75 ; 6605 .Abrahams, Robert Charles ; 14 Hubert Street, East

Victoria Park; 13/1/75 ; 6633 .Auslander, Michael ; 408 Walcott Street, Mt Law-

ley; 24/1/75; 6718.Alferink, John Hilbert ; Gnarawary Road, Marg-

aret River; 24/1/75 ; 6724 .Ashworth, Ian Davidson ; 13 Dorothea Street, Kal-

goorlie ; 6/2/75 ; 6770 .Agresta, Giusippi; 37 Swan Street, Osborne Park ;

6/2/75 ; 6783 .Ashworth, Rodney Arthur ; 291 Egan Street, Kal-

goorlie ; 6/2/75 ; 6785 .Bennett, Ronald Ivan ; 18 Hennessy Avenue,

Orelia; 1/1/75; 6541 .Blakiston, Ronald Stewart ; Newcastle Road, Nor-

tham; 1/1/75 ; 6536,

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Perth, 26th March, 1975 .P.H.D. 794/70 .

THE appointment of Mr. I. Davidson as HealthSurveyor to the Shire of Shark Bay is approved .


MEDICAL ACT, 1894 .Department of Public Health,

Perth, 26th March, 1975 .P.H.D. 145/55 ; Ex. Co. 877.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Council hasapproved, pursuant to section 4 of the Medical Act,1894, the appointment of Professor W. Simmondsas a member of the Medical Board of WesternAustralia for a period ending 30th June, 1977, viceProfessor G. Gordon Lennon resigning .


HEALTH ACT, 1911-1973 .The Municipality of the Shire of Moora .

P.H.D. 596/70 ; Ex. Co. 874 .IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, theCouncil of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 15th January, 1975 to adopt such of the Draft Model By-laws publishedin the Government Gazette (No. 16) of 10th March, 1971, as are here setout:-

1. Health Act (Local Authorities' Sewerage Undertakings) Model By-lawsin their entirety .

Dated the 15th day of January, 1975 .A. S. CRANE,

Shire President .W. O. BRYDEN,

Shire Clerk .

Recommended-N. E. BAXTER,Minister for Health .

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 19thday of March, 1975 .


Brown, Norman Leslie; 12 Everett Street, Ned-lands ; 1/1/75 ; 6562 .

Butterly, Robert James ; 18 Forward Street,Goomalling ; 6/1/75; 6566 .

Broderick, Charles Desmond ; 139 Tyler Street,Tuart Hill ; 7/1/75; 6574 .

Biagioni, Peter ; 207 Edinboro Street, Mt Hawthorn ;7/1/75 ; 6575 .

Bain, Kenneth John ; 95 Lockyer Avenue, Albany ;8/1/75 ; 6587 .

Bevis, Trevor Albert ; 54 Coronation Street, Merre-din ; 9/1/75 ; 6607 .

Burge, John Ronald Edward; 36 Frowden Street,Merredin; 9/1/75 ; 6609 .

Bell, Eric Ross ; Lot 23 Wilcox Street, Chidlow ;9/1/75; 6614 .

Barnden, Clive Joseph; Selwyn Street, Yalgoo ;20/1/75 ; 6687 .

Bradley, James; Manmanning; 23/1/75 ; 6706.Bawden, Albert Edward ; Minnivale ; 23/1/75 ;

6707 .Barwick, Robert William ; Perenjori ; 23/1/75 ;

6712,

1050

Bursztyn, Hona Wolf, 54 Lanark Street, Mt Lawley ;24/1/75 ; 6719 .

Brittain, Alan Kenneth ; 241 Hardy Road, Belmont ;28/1/75 ; 6728 .

Butler, David Reginald, 1 Wildon Street, Bellevue ;29/1/75 ; 6743 .

Berardis, Mario Ettore Alfonzo ; 32 Swansea Street,Victoria Park ; 30/1/75 ; 6751 .

Brown, Allen William ; 299 Egan Street, Kalgoorlie ;3/2/75; 6755 .

Betsworth, Sydney Thomas ; Northcliffe ; 6/2/75 ;6771 .

Breadsell, Daniel; 71 Waterloo Street, Joondanna ;6/2/75; 6781 .

Bradshaw, William Albert ; 11 Rathay Street, Vic-toria Park ; 6/2/75 ; 6784 .

Bigelman, Jacob; 41 Curlington Crescent, Balga ;7/2/75 ; 6786 .

Bain, Evan Neil ; Wongan Hills ; 12/2/75 ; 6807 .Bennett, Betty May ; 18 Hennessy Avenue, Orelia ;

24/2/75 ; 6830 .Brown, Kevin Walter ; 2 Seabrook Street, Dianella ;

4/3/75 ; 6841 .Buckle, Arthur John ; Harold Road, Glen Forrest ;

10/3/75 ; 6843 .Baranski, Max ; 11 Ferrar Street, Mt . Lawley ;

26/3/75 ; 6870 .Berry, George Herbert William ; Excelsior Street,

Marble Bar ; 25/3/75 ; 6868 .Bradbury, William Thomas ; 129 Waterloo Street,

Joondanna ; 26/3/75 ; 6869 .Chapman, John Meldrum ; Eliot Road, Chidlow ;

6/1/75 ; 6569 .Childe, Graham Herbert ; Quairading ; 6/1/75 ;

6571 .Chan, Vim Wai (Mr) ; 22 Clifton Street, Kelm-

scott ; 7/1/75 ; 6579 .Chan, Kam Far (Mrs) ; 22 Clifton Street, Kelm-

scott ; 7/1/75 ; 6580 .Crake, Kevin Ernest ; Crowther Street, Carnarvon ;

9/1/75 ; 6597 .Cox, Alan; 24 Hicks Street, Esperance ; 9/1/75 ;

6599 .Celmins, Alfred ; Club Hotel, Southern Cross ;

9/1/75 ; 6617 .Clune, John Thomas; 2 Weld Street, Palmyra ;

14/1/75 ; 6652 .Cullova, Vincenzo Sam ; 12 Hubert Street, Victoria

Park; 16/1/75 ; 6668 .Calder, John Lawrence ; 23 Noongar Road, River-

ton ; 16/1/75 ; 6671 .Cotterell, Vernon Thomas ; Rochester Street, Leon-

ora ; 22/1/75 ; 6701 .Carroll, John Heindricks ; Snag Island, Jurien Bay ;

11/2/75 ; 6801 .Cuttriss, Frank George ; Boyup Brook ; 18/2/75 ;

6815 .Comley, James Desmond ; Bristol Street, Coorow ;

12/3/75 ; 6852 .Crellin, Keith Walter ; 117 Riverton Drive, Ross-

moyne ; 18/3/75 ; 6859 .Crombie, Cedric Alexander ; Bilbarrin ; 18/3/75 ;

6861 .De Frenne, Arthur Joseph ; Grass Patch, via

Esperance ; 13/3/75 ; 6853 .Donovan, James; 314 Lofties Street, Forrestdale ;

1/1/75 ; 6533 .Donovan, Percy Ronald; 19 Rose Street, Bunbury ;

1/1/75 ; 6556 .Dann, Stanley ; Pithara ; 7/1/75; 6578 .Desmond, Kenneth Leo Joseph ; 12 Lenane Street,

Moora; 13/1/75 ; 6623 .Davies, Ivor Geoffrey ; Gabbin ; 24/1/75 ; 6720 .Donovan, Robert Daniel ; Bencubbin ; 24/1/75 ; 6722 .Darmody, Peter Edward ; Cunderdin ; 13/1/75 ; 6638 .Davis, Richard James ; Beach Road, Dongara ;

15/1/75; 6655 .Dean, Ronald James ; Nannup ; 6/3/75 ; 6842 .Dawson, Ronald James ; Flat 15/42, Thelma Street,

Como ; 10/3/75 ; 6844 .Evans, Douglas John Louis ; 235 Durlacher Street,

Geraldton ; 1/1/75 ; 6547.Evans, Leonard Douglas ; 235 Durlacher Street,

Geraldton ; 1/1/75 ; 6546 .Erdmann, Werner ; 52 Gregory Street, Kellerberrin ;

6/1/75 ; 6568 .Edmunds, Ronald Joseph ; 12 Anzac Street, Bays-

water ; 6/1/75; 6573 .Evans, Henry Robert ; 134 Day Street, Kulin ;

13/1/75 ; 6624 .


[4 April, 1975 .

Ellis, Kenneth Brian ; 38 Raleigh Street, Sorrento ;13/1/75 ; 6631 .

Evans, Stafford Scott ; 30 Nicholson Road, Subiaco ;13/1/75 ; 6632 .

Edwards, Everett Keith ; 177 Acton Avenue, River-vale; 14/1/75 ; 6642 .

Evdokimoff, Bill John; 60 Austral Parade, Bun-bury; 15/1/75; 6654 .

Ennis, William Robert ; Trayning ; 16/1/75 ; 6670 .Edwards, Graham Keith; 8 Forster Avenue, Lath-

lain; 16/1/75 ; 6678 .Emmett, Beryl Audrey ; 2 Collinson Street, Nolla-

mara ; 23/1/75 ; 6710 .Emmett, Robert Vincent ; 2 Collinson Street, Nol-

lamara; 23/1/75 ; 6711 .Elston, Fred ; 11 Trotman Crescent, Yanchep ;

28/1/75; 6731 .Flintoff, Bevis John ; Augusta Hotel, Augusta ;

13/3/75 ; 6854 .Franco, Nello ; 63 Anzac Terrace, Bassendean ;

1/1/75 ; 6545 .Foster, Reginald ; 43 Amelia Street, Osborne Park ;

7/1/75 ; 6576 .Forsyth, Bruce Robert; 9 Harewood Road, Forrest-

field ; 7/1/75; 6584 .Freeman, Ronald David ; 8 Nankina Street, Albany ;

8/1/75; 6594 .Foti, Calogero ; 21 Chamberlain Street, O'Connor ;

14/1/75 ; 6646 .Froggatt, John ; 56 Armadale Road, Rivervale ;

14/1/75 ; 6653 .Famiano, Antonio ; 20 Paringa Street, Morley ;

16/1/75 ; 6663 .Farquhar, Robert Patterson; Yornup ; 16/1/75 ;

6679 .Fickling, George Henry ; Mingenew ; 24/1/75 ; 6726 .Follett, Charles Edward ; 23 Quinlan Street, Wongan

Hills ; 28/1/75 ; 6733 .Fowler, Raymond Henry ; 341 Flinders Street, Nol-

lamara; 29/1/75 ; 6744 .Ferraloro, Francesco ; 163 Wanneroo Road, Tuart

Hill ; 11/2/75 ; 6791 .Francis, Claude Thomas ; 33 Joyce Avenue, Hamil-

ton Hill ; 11/2/75 ; 6796 .Findlay, Eric Ernest ; Shackleton; 11/2/75 ; 6800 .Gee, Peter Gerard ; 278 Surrey Road, Rivervale ;

30/1/75 ;•6752 .Gaitskell, Leslie Harold ; 33 Carrington Street, Kal-

goorlie ; 3/2/75 ; 6754 .Giannasi, Vito ; 132 Angelo Street, South Perth ;

3/2/75 ; 6757 .Gray, William Joseph ; 25 Jean Street, Hamilton

Hill ; 5/2/75 ; 6768 .Gill, Paul Bernard ; 13 Forrest Gardens, Forrest

Road, Hamilton Hill ; 11/2/75 ; 6797 .George, Robert ; 1 Ventnor Street, Wagin ; 18/2/75 ;

6816 .Gray, Sydney George ; 137 Birkett Street, Bedford ;

10/3/75 ; 6845 .Gamble, Gordon Oswald ; 44 Walderton Avenue,

Balga ; 23/1/75 ; 6709 .Gillan, John Arthur ; 234 West Coast Highway,

Scarborough ; 25/3/75 ; 6865 .Hover, Calvin William ; Lot 330, Third Avenue,

Onslow ; 24/1/75 ; 6715 .Hill, John Leslie; 58 Goomalling Road, Northam ;

1/1/75 ; 6550 .Holt, David Ernest; "Manderley", Albany Highway,

Bedfordale ; 1/1/75 ; 6537 .Hawkins, Victor Phillip ; Pickering Brook Road,

Pickering Brook ; 7/1/75 ; 6582 .Hawkins, Kenneth Ross ; Pickering Brook Road,

Pickering Brook ; 7/1/75; 6583 .Harrison, Vivian Roy ; Capel ; 8/1/75 ; 6588 .Hood-Penn, Stanley Herbert ; Burracoppin ; 9/1/75 ;

6606 .Hayes, Malcolm John ; 610 Boolee Street, Tom Price ;

13/1/75 ; 6621 .Hughes, Walter Archibald ; 20 Griver Street, Cot-

tesloe ; 14/1/75 ; 6643 .Hughes, Arthur William ; 36 Hawkestone Street,

Cottesloe ; 14/1/75 ; 6644 .Hughes, Robert James ; 68 Hawkestone Street, Cot-

tesloe ; 15/1/75 ; 6656 .Harrison, Paul Wayne ; 17 Appledore Street, Becken-

ham ; 20/1/75 ; 6685 .Hall, Wilfred Elliott ; Scorpio Street, York ; 20/1/75 ;

6688 .Hayes, William Albert; 5 Radstock Street, Kar-

rinyup ; 21/1/75 ; 6697 .

4 April, 1975 .]

Hayes, Donald Frederick; 5 Radstock Street, Kar-rinyup; 21/1/75 ; 6698 .

Hollis, Robert Alan; Taylor Street, Dumbleyung ;23/1/75 ; 6703 .

Hampton, William George ; 115 Buxton Street, Mt.Hawthorn; 6/2/75 ; 6780 .

Hawkins, James Trevor; Great Northern Highway,Broome; 7/2/75 ; 6787 .

Hartree, Victor Charles ; Pithara ; 11/2/75 ; 6793 .Husking, Allan ; Beverley; 12/2/75 ; 6810 .Howe, Clifford Morris ; Newdegate ; 10/3/75 ; 6848 .Hawthorne, Michael Anthony ; 152 Planet Street,

Carlisle ; 25/3/75 ; 6866 .Hawthorne, Thos. Patrick Peter ; 93 Planet Street,

Carlisle ; 25/3/75 ; 6867 .Hendriks, Albertus Antonius ; 11 Wollsend Street,

Safety Bay ; 18/3/75 ; 6862 .Iles, Donald Henry ; 5 Francy Avenue, Mundaring ;

9/1/75 ; 6615 .Ivey, Eric Arthur ; 11 Pusey Street, Bentley ; 16/1/75 ;

6676 .Ingram, John Thomas ; 235 Eighth Avenue, Ingle-

wood ; 29/1/75 ; 6740 .Ilich, John Frederick ; Wongan Hills ; 10/3/75 ;

6846 .John, Lance Stanley ; 389 Carrington Street, Ham-

ilton Hill; 1/1/75 ; 6538.Jones, Stanley ; Wyalkatchem ; 8/1/75 ; 6593 .Jennings, Geoffrey John; 40 Adrian Street, Pal-

myra; 13/1/75 ; 6629 .Jordan, James Daniel ; 5 Clayton Avenue, Helena

Valley; 16/1/75 ; 6661 .Johnson, Brian Norman; Buntine ; 11/2/75 ; 6794 .Joy, Ian Benson; 65 Doust Street, Cannington ;

18/3/75; 6858 .Kernutt, Leonard Douglas ; 260 Eighth Avenue,

Inglewood ; 1/1/75 ; 6543 .Ketteringham, William David; Cue; 9/1/75 ; 6595 .Krupar, Aloyzy ; 26 Fourth Avenue, Mt. Lawley ;

14/1/75; 6649 .Kirk, Sydney Philip ; 101 Oats Street, Victoria

Park ; 16/1/75 ; 6677 .Keenan, John; Harvey Street, Collie ; 16/1/75; 6681 .Kay, Bruce James ; 31 Comet Street, Mandurah ;

28/1/75; 6727 .Kay, James ; Nannup; 5/2/75 ; 6765 .Kidley, Peter Michael ; 556 William Street, Mt.

Lawley ; 11/2/75 ; 6803 .Levy, Sol; 13 Ruby Street, North Perth ; 1/1/75 ;

6552 .Lewis, Ernest ; 6 Hooper Street, West Perth ;

13/1/75; 6636 .Lever, Michael George ; Seabrook, via Northam ;

21/1/75; 6700 .Lynes, Robert Hugh ; Ejanding ; 23/1/75 ; 6704 .Luk, Corrie John ; 10 Lindfield Street, Balga ;

30/1/75; 6747 .Lister, William . Vernon ; 6 Uglow Street, Albany ;

5/2/75 ; 6760 .Lyster, John Charles ; 202 Swan Street, Yokine ;

6/2/75 ; 6782 .Lawlor, William James ; 4 Ladyman Street, Koj-

onup ; 7/2/75 ; 6788 .Liblich, Josef ; 9 Mullewa Street, Coolbinia ;

11/2/75 ; 6792 .Lloyd, Morris James ; 29 Frankel Street, Bunbury ;

8/1/75 ; 6590 .Letch, Gerald Noel Howard ; 15 Godwin Avenue,

Manning ; 18/3/75 ; 6860 .Levay, Victor ; 7 Mile, Karratha; 14/3/75 ; 6856 .Lewis, Maxwell Louis ; 18 Spring Street, Kojonup ;

17/3/75; 6857 .McDonald, Arthur George ; 7 James Street, Keller-

berrin ; 6/1/75 ; 6567 .McKie, Ian Greer ; 40 Lagrange Street, Innaloo ;

9/1/75 ; 6604 .McGlade, Roderick ; 12 Berehaven Avenue, Thorn-

lie ; 14/1/75 ; 6639 .McCreed, Ernest Samuel ; 11 Coolgardie Street,

Esperance ; 16/1/75 ; 6682 .McGeachie, William ; Lowlands Road, Mardella ;

24/1/75; 6714 .McAullay, Darral Cedric ; Second Avenue, Onslow ;

24/1/75; 6716 .McKenzie, Barry Russell ; 33 Milton Street, Mt .

Hawthorn ; 6/2/75 ; 6776 .McCubbing, Denis Robert ; Graham Street, Kon-

dinin; 21/2/75 ; 6823 .McVee, Cecil Arthur ; Beermullah, via Gingin ;

11/3/75 ; 6850,


1051

McPherson, John ; 6 McLeary Street, Meekatharra ;11/3/75; 6851 .

Meldrum, Alexander Robert ; Elliot Road, Chidlow ;26/11/74 ; 6527 .

Mol, Cornelis ; 21 Gerald Terrace, Northam ;1/1/75 ; 6551 .

Marshall, Brian Frederick ; 384 Dellar Road, Mad-dington ; 7/1/75 ; 6581 .

Mitchell, John Henry Charles ; 47 Charles Street,Bunbury; 8/1/75; 6589 .

Maddalena, James; 480 Charles Street, West Perth ;9/1/75 ; 6596 .

Marzec, Roman ; 42 Homer Street, Dianella ;14/1/75 ; 6648 .

Mortimer, Denis Anthony ; Mukinbudin ; 15/1/75 ;6657 .

Moore, Leonard Francis ; 103 Etwell Street, EastVictoria Park ; 16/1/75 ; 6667.

Montgomery, John William; 19 Woodloes Street,Cannington ; 16/1/75 ; 6672 .

Montgomery, John Harold ; 13 Garden Street, Can-nington; 16/1/75 ; 6673 .

Montgomery, Molly ; 13 Garden Street, Canning-ton; 16/1/75 ; 6674 .

Moore, Neville John; Cadoux; 20/2/75 ; 6820 .Morris, Joseph Edward George ; 23 Doney Street,

Narrogin; 20/1/75 ; 6686 .Mullins, Ronald William; 7 Talworth Way, Em-

bleton ; 20/1/75 ; 6690 .Marwick, Raymond Edward ; 19 Hampton Street,

Northam ; 21/1/75 ; 6699 .Millar, Vincent Anthony ; Bencubbin ; 24/1/75 ;

6721 .Martin, Frederick John ; Beacon; 24/1/75 ; 6723 .Matson, John Phillip ; 2 Kenton Street, Lynwood ;

28/1/75 ; 6729 .Murray, Robert John ; Ballidu ; 28/1/75 ; 6732.Mott, Stanley James ; 375 Sydenham Street, Bel-

mont; 29/1/75 ; 6735 .Mott, Barton Byass ; 375 Sydenham Street, Bel-

mont; 29/1/75 ; 6736 .Martin, Arthur Frederick; 34 Florence Street, Cot-

tesloe ; 29/1/75 ; 6738 .Mills, Ernest Alfred ; 62 Sewell Street, East Fre-

mantle ; 29/1/75 ; 6739 .Millen, Percival Neville ; 102 Nollamara Avenue,

Nollamara ; 29/1/75 ; 6745,Mills, Leslie Lawrence ; Taylor Street, Dumbleyung ;

5/2/75 ; 6761 .Mathews, Gordon Alfred ; 41 Loxton Street, Man-

durah; 5/2/75 ; 6763 .Mattaboni, John Edward ; 545 Bershire Road, For-

restfield; 5/2/75 ; 6769 .Muir, John Charles ; 26 Henwirth Street, Amelia

Heights, 10/2/75 ; 6790 .Martion, Kenneth Brian ; 34 Upton Street, St .

James; 11/2/75 ; 6799.Muir, Darryl Keith ; 8 Boston Street, Balcatta ;

17/2/75 ; 6813 .Muir, Keith ; 18 Hickey Avenue, Daglish ; 17/2/75 ;

6814 .Murrie, Allan James; 46 Robert Street, Norseman ;

19/2/75; 6818 .Meldrum, Henry Robert; 7 Sibour Street, Katan-

ning ; 20/2/75 ; 6819 .Munyard, Roselyn Mary; 21 Stoner Street, Rock-

ing-ham; 24/2/75 ; 6826 .Munyard, Frank Arthur ; 21 Stoner Street, Rock-

ingham ; 24/2/75 ; 6827 .Merritt, Ronald James ; 14 Parmelia Way, Bassen-

dean; 24/2/75 ; 6829 .March, Larry Darrel; Lot 267 Thomas Street, Chid-

low; 24/2/75 ; 6831 .Miliankou, Lazaros ; 29 Medbury Way, Balga ;

27/2/75 ; 6832 .Morrison, Raymond ; 68 Wright Street, Kewdale ;

27/2/75 ; 6836 .Matthews, Scott Melrose ; Paraburdoo ; 28/2/75 ;

6837 .Michela, Martino; South West Highway, Picton ;

11/3/75 ; 6849 .Newbey, Edward Allan Charles ; 18 Lawson Street,

Bentley; 13/1/75 ; 6634 .Newbey, Joan ; 18 Lawson Street, Bentley ; 13/1/75 ;

6635 .Nesbitt, Henry ; Hampton Street, Bridgetown ;

16/1/75 ; 6680 .Newton, Robert George; 16 Andrew Street, Kala-

munda ; 16/1/75 ; 6683 .Neale, Richard James ; Mingenew; 24/1/75 ; 6725 .

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Nuttal, William ; 120 South Street, Beaconsfield ;5/2/75 ; 6767 .

Nockolds, Alfred Ernest ; Lancelin ; 6/2/75 ; 6774 .Nicholas, Paul Eddy; Wogolin Road, Wickepin ;

12/2/75 ; 6806 .Nicholas, Lindsay Herbert ; Northmore Street,

Narembeen; 21/2/75; 6824 .Nicholls, Tairira Tangaroa ; Rottnest Island ;

24/2/75 ; 6828 .O'Brien, Terrance Cecil ; 46 Central Avenue, Red-

cliffe ; 14/1/75; 6641 .Osbourn, Howard James ; 29 Jeffries Street, Kew-

dale ; 30/1/75 ; 6750 .Porter, John Chester ; 26 Thomas Street, Busselton ;

1/1/75 ; 6540 .Porter, Cyril William ; 26 Thomas Street, Busselton ;

1/1/75 ; 6539 .Pember, Wayne Maurice ; Bridgetown ; 1/1/75 ; 6553 .Parola, Alfred ; Corrigin ; 6/1/75 ; 6565 .Parsons, Edmund Richard; West Popanyinning ;

8/1/75 ; 6591 .Powell, George ; Coolgardie ; 9/1/75 ; 6598 .Poletti, John Albert ; Hammond Road, Jandakot ;

9/1/75 ; 6602 .Payet, Philippe ; 329 Kalamunda Road, Maida Vale ;

9/1/75 ; 6616 .Pyke, Owen Herbert ; 126 Waddell Road, Bicton ;

13/1/75 ; 6630 .Proctor, Leslie Clarence 4 Keenan Street, Hamilton

Hill ; 14/1/75 ; 6645 .Panelli, Ernest ; 29 Kennedy Street, Morley ; 14/1/75 ;

6647 .Passmore, Robert Edward ; 18 Margaret Street, Mid-

land; 16/1/75 ; 6662 .Papanadom, Steve ; 25 Farina Drive, Yokine ;

16/1/75 ; 6665 .Purdy, Arthur Francis ; 1 Hannibal Street, Palmyra ;

20/1/75 ; 6693 .Phillips, Arthur Kenneth ; 111 Butcher Street, Bruce

Rock ; 28/1/75 ; 6730 .Paterniti, Vincenzo ; 41 Helena Street, Guildford ;

29/1/75 ; 6742 .Pengilly, George Morley ; 79 Tamar Street, Palmyra ;

30/1/75 ; 6748 .Pacino, Luigi ; 25 Barley Street, Mt . Lawley ;

30/1/75 ; 6753 .Preston, Philip ; Jingalup, via Kojonup ; 5/2/75 ;

6762 .Pollock, Robert William ; 5 Bird Street, York ;

4/2/75 ; 6759 .Phelps, Graham Cyril; 52 Howe Street, Osborne

Park; 24/2/75 ; 6825 .Paulus, William Rudolf ; 9 Kathleen Street, Cot-

tesloe ; 27/2/75 ; 6833 .Passey, Alexander Charles ; 10 Leonard Street,

Victoria Park ; 27/2/75 ; 6835 .Pruiti, Paolo ; 158 Salvado Road, Wembley ; 12/2/75 ;

6809 .Prest, Jerome ; 84 Anzac Road, Mt. Hawthorn ;

18/3/75; 6430 .Quadrio, Aurelio ; 47 Xavier Street, Carey Park ;

1/1/75; 6554 .Rea, Edward Arnold ; 2 Malvern Road, Rivervale ;

1/1/75 ; 6560 .Rowe, Francis ; Koojedda, Bakers Hill ; 9/1/75 ;

6601 .Reynolds, Charles James Norman ; Moora; 9/1/75 ;

6611 .Reynolds, Eric Bruce ; Birdwood Street, Mullewa ;

9/1/75 ; 6612 .Richards, James Joseph Page ; Carson Street, Mul-

lewa; 9/1/75 ; 6613 .Rossi, Francesco Saverio ; 24 Shakespeare Street,

Leederville ; 13/1/75 ; 6637 .Reid, Alan Robert ; 58 Annette Road, Dalwallinu ;

11/2/75 ; 6795 .Rothnie, Ian David ; 43 Valentine Street, Morawa ;

22/1/75; 6702 .Randell, Roy Francis ; 35 Government Road,

Dowerin ; 23/1/75 ; 6705 .Rounsevell, John Louis ; 32 East Street, East Guild-

ford; 29/1/75 ; 6741 .Ridley, Cecil ; 102 Raleigh Street, Carlisle ; 30/1/75 ;

6749 .Russo, Vincenzo Calagero ; 11 Davis Street, Boulder ;

3/2/75 ; 6758 .Rigoli, Vincenzo ; 181 Waterloo Street, Tuart Hill ;

6/2/75; 6777 .Riddle, Leon Anthony ; 75 Guthrie Street, Osborne

Park; 6/2/75 ; 6778 .

[4 April, 1 975 .

Rawlings, Denis Francis Xavier ; Carnamah ;21/2/75 ; 6821 .

Ramacciotti, Agostino ; 485 Beaufort Street, High-gate; 21/2/75 ; 6822 .

Smith, John Robert ; 14 First Avenue, Bassendean ;1/1/75 ; 6544 .

Spiers, William James ; 1 Stinton Street, CareyPark, Bunbury; 1/1/75 ; 6557 .

Stinson, Roy ; 314 Hardy Road, Cloverdale; 8/1/75 ;6586 .

Streich, Peter Carl ; Westonia ; 9/1/75 ; 6608 .Southern, Norman Joseph ; Lot 21 Sicklemore

Street, Brentwood ; 10/1/75 ; 6619 .Smith, Lawrence Harold ; 40 Adrian Street, Pal-

myra ; 13/1/75 ; 6628 .Sharpe, Robert James ; 43 Birkett Street, Bedford ;

14/1/75 ; 6651 .Sturgeon, Francis Cyril Christma ; Mahogany

Creek; 16/1/75 ; 6675 .Sheehan, Michael Patrick ; Lot 2, George Street,

Bakers Hill ; 16/1/75; 6684 .Slafkin, Harry; 80 Newcastle Street, York ; 20/1/75 ;

6689 .Sorley, Neil ; 329 Grand Promenade, Dianella ;

20/1/75 ; 6692 .Sandford, Charles John ; 17 John Street, Armadale ;

23/1/75 ; 6713 .Sumich, Milliroy ; Gnowangerup ; 24/1/75 ; 6717 .Stewart, James Albert ; 114 Northstead Street,

Scarborough ; 29/1/75 ; 6746 .Smart, Cyril Frederick; 90 Addis Street, Kalgoorlie ;

3/2/75 ; 6756 .Salmon, Robert Raymond ; 20 Frank Street,Boulder ; 6/2/75 ; 6772 .Swartz, Morris ; 137 Buxton Street, Mt. Hawthorn ;6/2/75 ; 6779 .Snook, Ronald Eaton ; 138 Bashford Street, Jurien

Bay; 11/2/75 ; 6802 .Slater, Richard Thomas ; 28 Sewell Street, Yearler-

ing; 12/2/75 ; 6805 .Spagnolo, Alfio ; 6 The Crescent ; Redcliffe ; 27/2/75 ;

6834 .Stephens, Robert Frederick ; Nyabing ; 28/2/75 ;6838 .Sher, Mat ; 112 Alexander Drive, Dianella ; 4/3/75 ;

6840 .Tolland, Charles David ; Karlgarin ; 14/2/75 ; 6812 .Topliss, Sargeant Thomas; 77 Verna Road, Jan-

dakot; 29/1/75 ; 6737 .Taylor, Derrick William ; 7 Davey Street, Man-

durah ; 5/2/75 ; 6764 .Trichett, William Cecil; Hawkins Road, Wanneroo ;

14/1/75 ; 6640 .Taylor, James Wallace ; 174 Roseberry Street, Bed-

ford ; 14/1/75; 6650 .Thompson, Aubry Desmond ; 18 Brockman Street,

Norseman ; 15/1/75 ; 6658 .Tuia, Alfredo ; 147 Steven Street, White Gum

Valley; 15/1/75 ; 6659.Thurgersen, Andrew Thomas ; 47 Kirkham Hill Ter-

race, Maylands ; 16/1/75 ; 6660 .Tilley, Frederick Henry ; 11 Ellesmere Street, Perth ;

16/1/75 ; 6664 .Tolmachoff, Jimmie Mike ; South West Highway,

Picton ; 1/1/75; 6555 .Twaddle, Andrew ; 37 Parker Street, Albany ; 1/1/75 ;

6563 .Twaddle, Alice Matilda; 37 Parker Street, Albany ;

1/1/75 ; 6564 .Turton, Edward Albert ; Popanyinning ; 8/1/75 ;

6592 .Turner, Edward George ; 8 Scott Street, Wyalkat-

chem ; 9/1/75 ; 6618 .Vinciullo, Signorio; 275B Scarborough Beach Road,

Osborne Park; 6/2/75; 6775 .Van-Styn, Machiel ; 108 Tower Street, Leederville ;21/1/75 ; 6695 .Vernon, Raymond Cyril ; 47 Balcombe Way, Balga ;

23/1/75 ; 6708 .Van Vessem, John Frans ; 580 Beach Road,

Hamersley ; 7/1/75; 6577 .Watson, Peter John ; 31 Gibson Street, Hilton

Park; 11/2/75 ; 6798 .Wemm, Charles William; Awine Street, Trayning ;

11/2/75 ; 6804 .White, Norman James ; 36 McKimmie Street, Pal-

myra ; 12/2/75 ; 6808 .Wallis, Raymond Edward ; 258 Fulham Street,

Cloverdale; 18/2/75 ; 6817 .White, Reginald Norman; 78 Bromley Road, Hil-

ton ; 13/2/75 ; 6811 .

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Watkins, Clarence ; 61 Crimea Street, Morley ;4/3/75 ; 6839 .

Wilks, Arthur Harold ; Tammin ; 29/1/75 ; 6734.Wright, Colin Walter ; Cadoux ; 5/2/75 ; 6766 .Weeks, Steven George ; 57 Flora Terrace, North

Beach; 6/2/75 ; 6773 .Watts, Ernest Alfred Patullo ; 53 Cohn Street,

Carlisle ; 16/1/75 ; 6666 .Williamson, Harold James ; 17 Beach Road, Coogee ;

20/1/75 ; 6691 .White, Barry William ; 5 Hovea Terrace, South

Perth ; 21/1/75 ; 6694 .Wolfenden, William Arthur ; 4 Albert Street, Nor-

tham ; 1/1/75 ; 6549 .Walker, Kenneth Franklin ; 66 Malvolio Road, Cool-

bellup ; 1/1/75 ; 6548 .Wooldridge, Thomas Clayton ; 28 Sixth Road,

Armadale ; 1/1/75 ; 6534 .Waller, Juno Vincent ; 16 Yilgarn Street, Northam ;

1/1/75 ; 6532 .Walton, William Alexander ; Watheroo ; 1/1/75 ;

6558 .Wright, Douglas James ; 12 Coleby Street, Balcatta ;

1/1/75; 6559 .Wingate, Ronald Edward; 15 Holmwood Way ;

Embleton ; 6/1/75 ; 6572 .Williams, George Maurice ; Hammond Street, Kel-

lerberrin ; 9/1/75; 6600 .Westbrook, Vernon Edwin ; Badgingarra via Moora ;

9/1/75 ; 6610 .Winch, Richard Jerome ; 136 Marine Terrace, Bus-

selton; 13/1/75 ; 6622 .Wilton, Vernon John Able ; Three Springs ;

13/1/75; 6625 .Watson, Duncan ; 89 Tudhoe Street, Wagin ;

13/1/75 ; 6626 .Watson, John Duncan ; Wagin ; 13/1/75 ; 6627 .Watkins, Bargrave ; Lake Grace; 21/3/75 ; 6864 .Watson, Allan John ; 142 Semple Road, Jandakot ;

20/3/75 ; 6863 .Young, Clive Douglas ; 19 Lowood Road, Mt . Barker ;

7/2/75 ; 6789 .Yeing, Lawrence Roy ; 196 Hampton Road, South

Fremantle ; 8/1/75 ; 6585 .Zorzut, Giuseppe ; Tower Street, Leonora ; 9/8/74 ;

6510 .Zisis, Peter ; 53 Fitzgerald Street, West Perth ;

21/1/75; 6696 .Zisis, Kristo ; 79 Redfern Street, North Perth ;

1/1/75 ; 6535 .Zillner, John ; 234 Hammond Road, Jandaakot ;

1/1/75 ; 6561 .Zinkler, Stanley Otto; Quairading ; 6/1/75 ; 6570 .Zanki, Ivan ; 43 Redmond Road, Hamilton Hill ;

9/1/75; 6603 .Zinkler, Alf Henry ; 18 Hawtin Road, Midvale ;

10/1/75 ; 6620 .Zenell, Kadri ; Gibbs Road 24 m.p ., Wanneroo ;

14/3/75 ; 6855 .

INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL EMPLOYEES'HOUSING ACT, 1973 .

Notice .I, DESMOND HENRY O'NEIL, being the Ministerof the Crown for the time being administering theIndustrial and Commercial Employees' Housing Act,1973, acting pursuant to subsection (2) of section 7of that Act and in the belief that T & H WaltonStores Pty . Ltd. is entitled to become a participatingemployer for the purposes of that Act, herebyspecify T & H Walton Stores Pty . Ltd. as a par-ticipating employer for the purposes of that Act .

D. H. O'NEIL,Minister for Housing .

FORFEITURES .THE following leases and licenses, together withall rights, title and interest therein have this daybeen forfeited to the Crown under the Land Act,1933-1972 for the reasons stated :-Name; Lease or License ; District; Reason ; Corres .

No . ; Plan .Berry, D . C. and Swift, B . ; 3116/5605 ; Port Hed-

land Lot 2506 ; non-compliance with conditions ;2283/73; Port Hedland Reg . Sheet 5 .


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Gianni, L . ; 4549/153 ; Boulder Lot 1029 ; non-pay-ment of rent; 6188/00; Townsite .

Henry, K . J .; 3116/5566; Kwinana Lot N147 ; non-payment of rent ; 251/61 ; F185-4 .

Shaw, M. A. ; 347/15780 ; Kent Location 1858 ; non-compliance with conditions ; 730/64 ; 435/80D.E .4 .

Snell, K. T .; 3116/5200 ; Boulder Lot 3389 ; non-payment of rent ; 1415/72 ; Townsite .

F. W. BYFIELD,Under Secretary for Lands .

NOW OPEN .Dalwallinu Lot 409 .

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 4th April, 1975 .

Corres . 187/69 .HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve under section 45A ofthe Land Act, 1933-1972, of Dalwallinu lot 409being made "Now Open" for sale in fee simple atthe purchase price of four hundred dollars($400 .00) and subject to the payment for improve-ments at valuation, in cash, should the successfulapplicant be other than the former lessee .Applications must be lodged at the Department

of Lands and Surveys, Perth .If there are more applications than one for the

lot, the application to be granted will be decidedby the Land Board .

(Plan Dalwallinu 20:11 (Leahy Street) .)F. W. BYFIELD,

Under Secretary for Lands .

NOW OPEN .Karratha Lots 1129 and 1130 .Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 4th April, 1975 .Corres. 431/73 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve under section 45A ofthe Land Act, 1933-1972, of Karratha lots 1129 and1130 being made "Now Open" for sale in fee simpleat the total purchase price of thirty dollars ($30 .00)and subject to the payment for improvements atvaluation, in cash, should the successful applicantbe other than the former lessee .

Applications must be lodged at the Departmentof Lands and Surveys, Perth .

If there are more applications than one for thelot, the application to be granted will be decidedby the Land Board .

(Plan Karratha Industrial Area (ChirattaRoad) .)


NOW OPEN .Rockingham Lot 1308 .


Corres. 3858/69 .HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve under section 45Aof the Land Act, 1933-1972, of Rockingham lot1308 being made "Now Open" for sale in fee simpleat the purchase price of two thousand threehundred and fifteen dollars ($2315.00) and subjectto the payment for improvements at valuation, incash, should the successful applicant be other thanthe former lessee .Applications must be lodged at the Department

of Lands and Surveys, Perth .If there are more applications than one for the

lot, the application to be granted will be decidedby the Land Board .

(Plan R24-4 (Ambrose Street) .)F. W. BYFIELD,

Under Secretary for Lands .

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APPLICATION FOR LEASING .

Reserve No . 3646 (Beverley Suburban Lot 155) .


Corres. 7512/96, V .2 .

APPLICATIONS are invited under Section 32 ofthe "Land Act, 1933-1972", for the leasing ofReserve No. 3646 (Beverley Suburban Lot 155)containing an area of 2 .023 4 hectares, for the pur-pose of "Grazing", for a term of one (1) year ata rental of $30.00, subject to the following con-ditions :-

(1) The land shall not be used for any pur-pose other than "Grazing" without theprior approval in writing of the Ministerfor Lands .

(2) The lease shall be renewable at the willof the Minister for Lands and subject todetermination at three months' notice byeither party after the initial term of one(1) year. Should the lease be so renewed,the rental fixed may be re-appraised atsuch amount as the Minister for Landsmay at any time and from time to timedetermine.

(3) The lessee shall not cut down fell injure ordestroy any living timber or scrub uponthe demised land except for the purposeof destroying poisonous growth or by theagistment of stock in reasonable numbers .

(4) The lessee shall not without the previousconsent in writing of the Minister forLands assign, transfer, mortgage sublet orpart with the possession of the demisedland .

(5) The land shall be occupied and used bythe lessee for the purpose specified withinnine (9) months of the commencement ofthe lease and thereafter will be continu-ously so used to the satisfaction of theMinister.

(6) No structures will be erected without theprior approval in writing of the Ministerfor Lands .

(7) Compensation shall not be payable to thelessee in respect of any improvementseffected by him on the demised land andremaining thereon at the expiration orearlier termination of the lease .

(8) The lessee shall, within twelve monthsfrom commencement of the lease, fencethe external boundaries with a stock-prooffence to the satisfaction of the Minister.

(9) The lessee shall take all reasonable pre-cautions to prohibit the drinking ofalcoholic liquor on the demised land .

(10) The Minister or his representative mayenter the land for inspection at anyreasonable time .

(11) The lessee shall not keep or suffer or per-mit to be kept or maintained on the de-mised land any dog or bitch .

(12) Power is reserved to the Minister forLands to direct that the number of stockdepasturing on the demised land shall bereduced if the Minister is of the opinionthat the demised land is overstocked to anextent sufficient or likely to cause perman-ent damage to the land ; failure to complywith any such direction will result in theforfeiture of the lease .

Applications accompanied by an amount of$31.50, being one year's rental and lease fee mustbe lodged at the Lands and Surveys Department,Perth on or before Wednesday, 30th April, 1975 .

[4 April, 1975 .

In the event of more applications than one beingreceived, the application to be granted will be de-termined by the Land Board .

(Plan Beverley 36:08 (Dempster Street) .)

F. W . BYFIET.D,Under Secretary for Lands .

OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.

Under Part VI of the Land Act, 1933-1972 .

North West Division-Ninghan District .

Corres. 1129/74.

IT is notified for general information that thearea of approximately 3 562 hectares as describedin the Schedule below, has been made availablefor Pastoral Leasing as from Wednesday, May14th, 1975, subject to the conditions that a Pas-toral Lease of this land, may only be granted toa lessee of land in the same locality and subjectto payment for any existing improvements .Applications, accompanied by a deposit of $7 .00

must be lodged at the Department of Lands andSurveys, Perth, not later than Wednesday, May14, 1975 .In accordance with the provisions of the Land

Act this land is made available for pastoral leasingat an interim rental of $1 .00 per thousand acres .The final rent will be fixed by the Minister onthe advice of the Pastoral Appraisement Board .

All applications lodged on or before that datewill be treated as having been received on theclosing date, and if there are more applicationsthan one for the area, the application to begranted will be decided by the Land Board .


Schedule.All that portion of land bounded by Warriedar

Station on the north, Wannarra and NinghanStations on the west and Mongers Lake to theSoutheast. Area : 3 562 hectares . (Plan 120/80 B.1 .)

OPEN FOR SALE .

Kalannie Lot 15 .


Corres. 374/63 .HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve under section 45Aof the Land Act, 1933-1972, of Kalannie Lot 15being made available for sale in fee simple for"Commercial Purposes" at the purchase price ofone hundred and thirty dollars ($130 .00) andsubject to the following conditions :-

The purchaser shall erect on the lot purchasedbusiness premises to comply with LocalAuthority by-laws within two years fromthe date of sale . If this condition shallnot have been complied with in the timeprescribed, the land shall be absolutelyforfeited together with all purchase moneyand fees that may have been paid .

A transfer of the License will not be approvednor a Crown Grant issued for the Lotuntil the purchaser has complied withthe building condition .

No person in the service of the Government ofthe State is allowed to purchase or lease Crownlands without the previous permission of theGovernor in writing .

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of $13 .00must be lodged at the Department of Lands andSurveys, Perth on or before Wednesday 30th April1975 .

4 April, 1975 .]

Balance of purchase money shall be paid withintwelve months from the date of approval of theapplication by four quarterly instalments on thefirst days of January, April, July and October .

All applications lodged on or before the closingdate will be treated as having been received onthat date, and if there are more applications thanone for the lot, the application to be granted willbe decided by the Land Board .

(Plan Kalannie Townsite (Roche Street) .)


OPEN FOR SALE.Kwinana Lots 184 to 191, Inclusive.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 4th April, 1975 .Corres. 3128/73 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve under section 45Aof the Land Act, 1933-1972, of Kwinana lots 184to 191 inclusive being made available for sale infee simple to adjoining owners for "Light Indus-trial Purposes" at the purchase price of two thou-sand one hundred dollars ($2100 .00) per lot andsubject to the following conditions :-

(a) The purchaser shall fence the externalboundaries (excluding frontages to roads)with a substantial fence to the satisfac-tion of the Minister for Lands and theLocal Authority and be completed within12 months of the purchase of the lot .

(b) The lot cannot be freeholded unless themain holding is also freeholded .

No person in the service of the Government ofthe State is allowed to purchase or lease Crownlands without the previous permission of the Gov-ernor in writing.

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of$210.00 must be lodged at the Department of Landsand Surveys, Perth on or before Wednesday 30thApril, 1975 .

Balance of purchase money shall be paid withintwelve months from the date of approval of theapplication by four quarterly instalments on thefirst days of January, April, July and October .

All applications lodged on or before the closingdate will be treated as having been received onthat date, and if there are more applications thanone for any lot, the application to be grantedwill be decided by the Land Board .

(Plan F250-4 (Near Gentle Road) .)


OPEN FOR SALE .Nullagine Lot 4 .


Corres. 2237/73 .HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve under section 45A ofthe Land Act, 1933, of Nullagine lot 4 being madeavailable for sale in fee simple for "ResidentialPurposes" at the purchase price of one hundreddollars ($100 .00) and subject to the following con-ditions :-

(a) The purchaser shall erect on the lot pur-chased a residence to comply with LocalAuthority by-laws within two years fromthe date of sale . If this condition shall nothave been complied with in the time pre-scribed, the land shall be absolutely for-feited together with all purchase moneyand fees that may have been paid .


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A transfer of the License will not be ap-proved nor a Crown Grant issued for theLot until the purchaser has complied withthe building condition .

(b) The land shall be filled to the specificationsand requirements of the Local Authority.

(c) Neither the Government nor the LocalAuthority will be held responsible for pro-vision of services to the land .

No person in the service of the Government ofthe State is allowed to purchase or lease Crownlands without the previous permission of the Gov-ernor in writing .

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of $10 .00must be lodged at the Department of Lands andSurveys, Perth on or before Wednesday, 30th April,1975 .Balance of purchase money shall be paid within

twelve months from the date of approval of theapplication by four quarterly instalments on thefirst days of January, April, July and October .


(Plan Nullagine Townsite (Cooke Street) .)


OPEN FOR SALE .

Southern Cross Lot 478 .

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 4th April, 1975.

Corres. 3390/51 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve under section 45A ofthe Land Act, 1933-1972, of Southern Cross lot 478being made available for sale in fee simple for"Residential Purposes" at the purchase price offour hundred dollars ($400.00) and subject to thefollowing conditions :-

The purchaser shall erect on the lot purchaseda residence to comply with Local Authorityby-laws within two years from the date ofsale. If this condition shall not have beencomplied with in the time prescribed, theland shall be absolutely forfeited togetherwith all _purchase money and fees thatmay have been paid .

A transfer of the License will not be approvednor a Crown Grant issued for the Lotuntil the purchaser has complied with thebuilding condition .

No person in the service of the Government ofthe State is allowed to purchase or lease Crownlands without the previous permission of the Gov-ernor in writing.

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of $40 .00must be lodged at the Department of Lands andSurveys, Perth on or before Wednesday, 30th April,1975 .Balance of purchase money shall be paid within

twelve months from the date of approval of theapplication by four quarterly instalments on thefirst days of January, April, July and October .


(Plan Southern Cross North and South (AltairStreet) .)


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[4 April, 1975 .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT,1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Approved Town Planning SchemeAmendment.

Shire of Wanneroo Town Planning Scheme No . 1-Amendment No . 37 .

T.P.B. 853/2/30/1, Pt. 2 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in ac-cordance with section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928 (as amended), that theMinister for Urban Development and Town Plan-ning approved the Shire of Wanneroo Town Plan-ning Scheme Amendment on the 17th March, 1975for the purpose of permitting an additional use asfollows:-

Schedule 1 .Special Zones .

SECTION 1 : SPECIAL ZONES (ADDITIONALUSE) .

Street .

Particulars of Additional UseLand .Permitted .

Wanneroo Road Pt . Lot 28 of

HardwarePerthshire Lo- Store/Automo-cation 105 .tive Repairs .

C. J. SEARSON,President.

N. S. BENNETTS,Shire Clerk .

Contract No .

Project

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION

(c) Subject to payment for improvements . (In Cash )(j) Subject to Mining Conditions .(1) Not available for selection under the provisions of section 53 of the Land Act .


19613

G. & A. W. S . Main Conduit-Bulla Bulling Pumping Station-Supply and Installation of Pumping Plant

19616

Lake King Primary School-Internal and External Repairsand Renovations

19617 . . . .

Ravenswood Water Supply-100 ms Tank on 15 m Stand19618

. . . .

Cuballing Pump Station-Erection

. . . .


IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the areas scheduled hereunder are available for selection under Part V of the LandAct, 1933 -1972, and the regulations appertaining thereto, subject to the provisions of the said Act.

Applications must be lodged at the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, not later than the date specified but may be lodgedbefore such date if so desired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will be treated as having been received on the closing day, and if there are moreapplicants than one for any block, the application to be granted will be determined by the Land Board . Any lands remainingunselected will continue available until applied for or otherwise dealt with .

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the applicants for the blocks will be duly notified of the date, time, and place ofthe meeting of the Board, and there shall be an interval of at least seven days between the closing date and the sitting of the Board .

No person in the service of the Government of the State is allowed to purchase or lease Crown lands without the previouspermission of the Governor in writing .

SCHEDULE

APPLICATIONS TO BE LODGED NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY, 7th MAY, 1975

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT,(AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Approved Town Planning SchemeAmendment .

Shire of Peppermint Grove Town Planning SchemeNo. 1-Amendment No. 11 .

T.P.B. 853/2/19/2, Pt . D .

IT is hereby notified for public information, inaccordance with section 7 of the Town Planningand Development Act, 1928 (as amended), thatthe Minister for Urban Development and TownPlanning approved the Shire of Peppermint Grovetown Planning Scheme Amendment on the 24thMarch, 1975, for the purpose of rezoning Lot 45of Section VIII of Swan Location 84 Leake Streetfrom Residential to Car Parks .

J. T. CLARKSON,President .

T. WORSLEY,Shire Clerk .

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

Tenders, closing at Perth at 2 .30 p.m. on the dates mentioned hereunder are invited for the following works .Tenders are to be addressed to "The Hon . Minister for Works, c/o Contract Office, Public Works Department, corner King's

Park Road and Havelock Street, West Perth," and are to be endorsed "Tender" .The highest, lowest, or any tender will not necessarily be accepted .

Closing Date

Conditions now Available at

15/4/75

P.W.D., West Perth

8/4/75

P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D . (A.D.), NarroginPolice Station Lake Grace

8/4/75

P.W.D., West Perth8/4/75

P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D . (A.D .), Narrogin

District and Location No . Area Price Plan Corres . No . Locality

Leake 270 (c) (j) (1)hectares

1 597 . 167 7 $3 .24 per hectare 6/80 D.E.23 520/68 About 58 km south-west of(incl . Survey fee) Marvel Loch

4 April, 1975 .]


1057

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT-continued

Contract No .

Project

19619

Beverley District High School-Additions 1974-Electrica

19621

Exmouth District High School-Resource Centre

19624

East Fremantle Primary School New Toilet Block-Recall . .. .19625

Bindoon Primary School Grounds Water Supply19626

Scarborough P .S.-Additions 73/74

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .19627

Claremont Teachers' College Library & Resource Centre-Furniture Sub Contract

19628

Brunswick Primary School Verandah-Additions and Enclos-ure

19629

Leonora Community Health Services-Proposed Triplex

19630*

Albany Technical School-Classroom Block-Additions 1974/75-Aluminium Contract

19631

Wongan Hills District High School-New Administration-Additions and Alterations

19632

Scarborough Primary School-Additions and Alterations1975-Electrical Installation (Nominated Sub Contract)

19633

Shenton Park Sewerage Treatment Works-Extensions toChemical Laboratories-Mechanical Services

19634 . . . .

Fitzroy Crossing-Water Supply 2/50ni3 Tanks on 15 m stands19635 . . . .

Bruce Rock Junior High School-Repairs and Renovations

19636 . . . .

Roebourne-Old Courthouse-Air Conditioning

19637

Goldfields and Agricultural W.S.-Mundaring "B" PumpingStation-Electrical Installation

19638 . . . . Goldfields and Agricultural W .S.-Cunderdin North Extension-Cadoux Pumping Station-Supply and Installtion ofPumping Plant

19639

Rural and Industries Bank of W .A.-Alterations and Addi-tions, 257 Adelaide Terrace

19640

The Rural and Industries Bank of W.A ., William Street,Perth-Repairs and Renovations

19641

Western Australian School of Nursing-Lecture TheatreSeating

19642

South Kalgoorlie Primary School-2 Classroom Additions . . . .

19643

Davallia Primary School-6 Classrooms and Covered Assembly19644

Fitzroy Crossing Primary School-3 Classrooms, ResourceCentre Facilities and Toilets

19645

Gosnells High School-Stage I-Erection-Invitation toRegister for Tendering

19648

Moora and Three Springs Water Supplies-Construction of a2 250 m3 R.C. Circular Roofed Tank at Moora and a 4 500m3 R.C . Circular Roofed Tank at Three Springs

19649'

Eastern Goldfields High School-Stage Three-Erection

19650

Perth Medical Centre Diagnostic Unit-Built in Furniture-Sub Contract

19651

Exmouth District High School-Air Conditioning

19652 South Kalgoorlie Primary School-Extensions to Cluster-Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and Maintenance ofAir Conditioning and Ventilation Equipment

* At W.A . Government Tender Board, 74 Murray Street, Perth at 10 .00 a .m .t Deposit on Documents $50.

Closing Date

Conditions now Available at

8/4/75

P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D ., Merredin

8/4/75

P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D . (A.D .), CarnarvonP.W.D . (A.D .), GeraldtonP.W.D . (A.D .), Port HedlandPolice Station, Exmouth

8/4/75



P.W.D ., West Perth8/4/75

P.W.D., West Perth

8/4/75

P.W.D., West PerthBrunswick Police StationP.W.D ., Bunbury

15/4/75

P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D . (A.D .), KalgoorlieMining Registrar, Leonora

10/4/75

P.W.D., West Perth

15/4/75

P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D . (A.D .), NorthamPolice Station, Wongan Hills

15/4/75

P.W.D., West Perth

22/4/75

P.W.D., West Perth

15/4/75


P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D . (A.D .), Merredin

22/4/75

P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D ., Port HedlandP.W.D . (A.D .), Geraldton

22/4/75

P.W.D., West Perth

13/5/75

P.W.D., West Perth

22/4/75 P.W.D., West Perth

22/4/75 P.W.D ., West Perth

15/4/75

P.W.D., West Perth

22/4/75

P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D ., (A .D .) Kalgoorlie

15/4/75


P.W.D ., West PerthP.W.D ., (A .D .) DerbyP.W.D ., (A .D.) KununurraP.W.D ., (A .D .) Port HedlandPolice Station Fitzroy Cross-ing

8/4/75

P.W.D., West PerthSample Stage I High School

14/4/7529/4/75

P.W.D., West Perth

6/5/75

P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D ., Kalgoorlie

22/4/75

P.W.D., West Perth

6/5/75

P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D . (A.D .), Geraldton

6/5/75

P.W.D, West PerthP.W.D ., Kalgoorlie

T. J. LEWIS,Under Secretary for Works .

1058 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[4 April, 1975 .

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT-continued .

ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RESUME LAND

Gosnells High School

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act, 1902-1972,that it is intended to take or resume, under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto,and being all in the Canning District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, Gosnells High School, and that thesaid pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan P .W.D ., W.A. 49061, which may be inspected at the Office of the Minister forWorks, Perth .

SCHEDULE

No . Owner or Reputed Owner Occupier or Reputed Occupier

Description

Dated this 3rd day of April, 1975 .D. H. O'NEIL,

Minister for Works .

P.V.O . 118/75Local Government Act, 1960-1973 ; Public Works Act, 1902-1972

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RESUME LAND

City of Stirling-Pearson Street Road Widening

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act, 1902-1972,that it is intended to take or resume, under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto,and being all in the Herdsman Lake District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, City of Stirling-Pearson StreetRoad Widening, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan P.W.D., W.A. 49054, which may be inspectedat the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth .

SCHEDULE

Dated this 3rd day of April, 1975.D. H. O'NEIL,

Minister for Works.

Area(approx .)

Portion of Canning Location 16, being part

9 192 msof Lot 1233 on Plan 2608 (Sheet 1) andbeing part of the land contained in Certi-ficate of Title Volume 1394, Folio 596

Portion of Canning Location 16, being Lot 4

3 .505 6 haon Diagram 30812 and being the whole ofthe land contained in Certificate of TitleVolume 1366, Folio 229

Portion of Canning Location 16, being Lot 3

2.023 4 haon Diagram 30812 and being whole of theland contained in Certificate of TitleVolume 1366, Folio 228

Portion of Canning Location 16, being part

1-0816 haof Lot 1 on Diagram 30812 and being partof the land contained in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1366, Folio 226

No. Owner or Reputed Owner Occupier or Reputed Occupier Description Area(approx .)

1 Perth Jewish Aged Home Portion of Herdsman Lake Lot 21 and being 1 035 m2

2

Society (Inc.)

Salvatore Antonio Cuscuna

part of the land in Certificate of TitleVolume 1222, Folio 538

Portion of Herdsman Lake Lot 46 and being 921 ma

3 Beniamino Pellizzari

part of the land in Certificate of TitleVolume 1198, Folio 100

Portion of Herdsman Lake Lot 47 and being 1 215 m2part of the land in Certificate of TitleVolume 1198, Folio 560

ContractNo . Project Contractor Amount

319521 Hampton Primary School-Resource Centre and Dental Clinic Evangelista Bros.

. . 93 963 .0019612 Eaton Water Supply-Headworks-Construction of Artesian

BoreBeaver Drilling Company Pty .Ltd .

25 854.56

19584 Fitzroy Crossing Hospital-Electrical Service Installation D. A . Drury Pty. Ltd. 75 922.0019588 Purchase and Removal of Fremantle (Part Reserve 1294) Fruit

Packing Shed, Corrugated Asbestos WarehouseW.A Salvage and Demol'tionPty Ltd

622.00

19548 Port Hedland Primary School-Air Conditioning Geraldton Building Co Pty.Ltd .

120 975 .00

19567 Pyrton Training Centre-Main Switchboard and Switchroom-Alterations-Electrical Installation

Osborne Electrical IndustriesPty. Ltd .

18 833 .00

19585 M.W.S .S . and D .B. Sewerage Treatment Works-Extension toChemical Laboratories

S. Geha and Co . Pty . Ltd 76 200 .00

Public Works Act, 1902-1972 P.W. 268/71

1 Jennings-Mutual EstatesPty . Ltd.

2 Trimview Pty. Ltd .

3 Trimview Pty. Ltd .

4 Trimview Pty. Ltd.

4 April, 1975 .]


Description

1

Marjorie Winifred Moore . . . .

M. W. Moore

Dated this 25th day of March, 1975 .


Description

Cyril Howard Robbins

C. H. Robbins

Dated this 2nd day of April, 1975 .W. J. ALLAN,

Secretary, Main Roads .

(This notice supersedes Item 1 of the Notice of Intention to Resume which was published in the Government Gazette of October 11,1974 .)

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE BOARD .

Metropolitan Water Supply .

Notice of Intention .

M.W.B. 816381/75 .NOTICE' is hereby given, pursuant to section 20 ofthe Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage andDrainage Act, 1909-1972 of the intention of theBoard to undertake the construction and provisionof the following works, namely :-

Shire of Kalamunda .535 mm Rising Main, Lesmurdie Pump Station to

Walliston Tank, Walliston .

Description of Proposed Works :The construction of a five hundred and thirty

five millimetre diameter rising main about ninehundred and fifteen metres in length complete withvalves and all necessary apparatus .The Localities in which the Proposed Works will be

Constructed or Provided :Commencing within M .W.B. Reserve 23837 and

proceeding in a general easterly direction to Lawn-(2)-46074


1059

Main Roads Act, 1930-1974 ; Public Works Act, 1902-1972

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act, 1902-1972,that it is intended to take or resume under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule heretoand being all in the Westonia District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, re-aligning the Great Eastern Highway-Warralakin Road intersection, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan M.R.D ., W.A. 7310-54 which maybe inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Waterloo Crescent, East Perth.

SCHEDULE

Main Roads Act, 1930-1974 : Public Works Act. 1902-1972

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act, 1902-1972,that it is intended to take or resume, under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto,and being all in the Rockingham District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, widening and realigning the Fre-mantle-Pinjarra Road, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan M.R.D ., W.A. 7431-247, which may beinspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Waterloo Crescent, East Perth .

SCHEDULE

M.R.D. 107/74

Area(approx .)

Portion of Yilgarn Location 1386 (Certifi-

1 . 2975 hacate of Title Volume 1316, Folio 543) .

W. J. ALLAN,Secretary, Main Roads .

M.R.D. 473/74

Area(approx .)

Portion of Cockburn Sound Location 16

1 .517 habeing Part of Lot 10, Diagram 27704(Certificate of Title Volume 1273, Folio535)

brook Road, and thence in a general southeasterlydirection along Lawnbrook Road to the intersectionof Lawnbrook Road and Grevillea Road ; thencecontinuing in a general northeasterly directionalong Grevillea Road and Hovea Crescent, andproceeding in a general northwesterly directionalong Hovea Crescent to the intersection of HoveaCrescent and Banksia Road ; thence continuing inan easterly direction along Banksia Road toReserve 28038 ; thence proceeding in a northerlydirection within Reserve 28038, across Norma Streetand continuing in a northerly direction withinReserve 28038 to Raymond Road ; thence proceed-ing in a northerly direction along Raymond Roadto M.W.B. Reserve 25765 ; thence in a generaleasterly direction within M .W.B. Reserve 25765 fora distance of approximately one hundred metresand terminating thereat.The above works and localities are shown on

Plan M.W.B. 13204 .

The Purpose for which the Proposed Works are tobe Constructed or provided :

To augment the supply of Water to Kalamunda .The Times when and place at which Plans, Sections

and Specifications may be Inspected :At the office of the Board, corner of Kings Park

Road and Havelock Street West Perth, for one

1060

month on and after the 4th day of April, 1975,between the hours of 9.00 a.m. and 3 .30 p.m .

H. E. J. HEWITT,General Manager.

NOTE .Sections 22 and 23 of the Metropolitan Water

Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909-1972 pro-vide that :-

(a) Any local authority or person interestedmay lodge a written objection with theBoard against the construction or pro-vision of the proposed works, within onemonth after the date of publication of theabove notice .

(b) If, after that month has expired, the ob-jections lodged are not sufficient to requireapproval to be withheld and provided otherrequirements of the Act have been com-plied with, the Governor may make anOrder, to be notified in the Gazette, em-powering the Board to undertake the con-struction of the proposed works .

TOWN OF KALGOORLIE .MUNICIPAL FUND .

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THEYEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1974 .

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30th JUNE, 1974 .Assets .

Current Assets

53 632 .10Stock

790.89Non-current Assets

675 953 .25Deferred Assets

300.00Reserve Fund Contra

930317Fixed Assets

946 952 .21Electric Light Investment

12M 670 .35

$2 981 UIM

Liabilities .

Current Liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 780 .47Non-current Liabilities 237 322 .72Loan Liability . . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . .

1 910 387 .44

$2 202 490 .63

SUMMARY.Total Assets

2 981 791 .97Total Liabilities

2 202 490 .63

Municipal Accumulation Account

I . .

.. $779 301 .34


[4 April, 1975 .

TOWN OF KALGOORLIE POWER STATION .STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE

YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1974 .

To Sale of Current

Receipts .

1 067 75921To other Income

36 862 .63

$1 104 622.44

Payments .

Administration . . . . . . . . . . . 149179.72Generation Costs . .. . . . . . . . . . 489 084.57Distribution Costs 126 152 .06Renovations . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 618 .86Charge Jobs 5 698.67Debt Service 192 105 .06Capital Expenditure 126147.36Contribution Municipal Fund 42 000 .00Stock . . . .Cr. 8 374 .66Write-offs

. .. .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

320.38

$1 136 931 .02

To Opening Balance

SUMMARY .

31 454 .81Plus

Receipts

. . . .

. .. .

. . . .

. . .

. . . . 1 104 622 .44

$1 136 077 .25Less Payments

1 136 931 .02

(overdrawn) . . . .

$833.77

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30th JUNE, 1974 .Assets .

Current Assets . . .. . . . . . . . . 164 669 .30Stock . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 48031 .75Fixed Assets

180 963 .82

Current Liabilities .Municipal InvestmentBalance Net Revenue

We hereby certify that the figures and particularsin these statements are correct .

H. A. HAMMOND,Mayor of Kalgoorlie .

R. G. HADLOW,Acting Town Clerk .

Auditor's Certificate : I have examined the books andaccounts of the Town of Kalgoorlie for the year ended30th June, 1974, and I certify that the annual state-ments mentioned above correspond with the books ofaccounts, vouchers and documents submitted for audit,and are, in my opinion correct, subject to my report .

W. Z. SENDZIMIR,Government Inspector of Municipalities .

SHIRE OF THREE SPRINGSSTATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE

YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1974 .Receipts .

RatesLicensesGovernment GrantsIncome from PropertySanitationFines and PenaltiesCemeteryOther FeesOther Revenue

Liabilities .

$2 054 664 .87

68 628 .671 210 670.35775 365 .85

$2 054 664 .87

N 918 .4027 530 .65107 544 .1825076 .019 287 .14

16 522 .80156 .50678.00

45 192 .77

906 .45

Payments .Administration :

$Staff Section

15319 .14Member Section .. . . . . . . . . . 1916.17

Debt Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 82790 .13Public Works and Services .. . . . . . . 121138.41Buildings, Construction, Equipment 4 009 .32Buildings Maintenance 9 388.48Water Supply . .. . .. 538 .86Oval Reticulation 30310Health Services 7 581 .94Vermin Services .. . . . . . . . . . . 1204 .80Weed Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1045 .10Bush Fire Control 1 703 .91Traffic Control . . . . . . . . . . . 20283 .59Cemetery 185 .62Public Works Overheads Unallocated 729 .83Plant, Machinery and Tools

I 6 N&19Commonwealth Unemployment Relief Grant 2136 .66Materials Purchased 605.82CAM. Fund M 695 .26Donations 90 .00Other Works and Services 8 578.98Other Expenditure

. . .

. . . .

. . . .

.. . .

15704 .12

$328 672 .43

Receipts .$

Rates 258 684 .52Licenses 139 0&11Government Grants a d Recoups 161874 .04Income Property 70 009 .57Sanitation 39467 .74Other Fees 6 959 .56Transfer ex Trading 360 252 .42All other Revenue 76 947 .45

$1 113 643 .41

PaymentsAdministration : $

Staff 59 08119Members 9 930 .55

Debt Service

. . . . .. . . . . 275 855 .76Public Works and Services 217 743 .10Building Construction 33 450 .69Building Maintenance 37 503 .22Town Planning . . . 3 047 .46Health Services . . . . . 16 017 .46Sanitation 50 276 .19Building Control 5161 .88Traffic Control . . . . . 15 602 .85Purchase Plant 38224 .89Plant Operation Costs (unallocated) 10 994 .28Stores Cr . 362 .27Main Roads Trust Fund 118064 .81Statutory Donations 17 775 .94Non-statutory Donations --

-- -- -- 13 10100All other Expenditure 169 776 .94

$1091334 .94

SUMMARY .

To Opening Balance 82824Plus Receipts 1113643 .41

1 114 472 .25Less Expenditure 1091334 .94

Cr . $23 137 .31

4 April, 1975 .]

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30th JUNE, 1974 .

SUMMARY ..4

Total Assets

106 522 .25Total Liabilities . .

585 259 .47Municipal Accumulation Account (surplus) . . . . $121262 .78

Contingent Liability : The amount of interest includedin loan debenture issued, payable over the life of theloans, and not shown under the heading of Loan Liabi-lity is approximately $289 924 which includes $15 998 relat-ing to Government Subsidised Loans .

We hereby certify that the particulars above are correct .D. HUNT,

President .H . J. WALSTER,

Shire Clerk .

I have examined the books and accounts for the Shireof Three Springs for the year ended 30th June, 1974 .I certify that the annual statemen's mentioned abovecorrespond with the books of account, vouchers anddocuments submitted for audit, and are in my c,pinioncorrect, subject to my report .

R. G. S. WILLIAMS,Government Inspector of Municipalities .


1061

SHIRE OF LAVERTONIT is hereby notified for public information thatMr Neville John Browne has been appointed ActingShire Clerk effective from 26th March, 1975 andthat the appointment of Mr Douglas RolandBonser Burns is hereby cancelled .

J. C. MacPHERSON,President .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960-1974 .Town of Canning .

Notice of Intention to Borrow .PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960-1974, the Council of the Town ofCanning hereby gives notice that it proposes toborrow money by the sale of debentures, repayableat the Office of the Town of Canning, 1317 AlbanyHighway, Cannington, by half-yearly instalmentsof principal and interest for the undermentionedpurpose Loan No. 131 of $20 000 for the term of4 years repayable by 8 equal half-yearly instal-ments of principal and interest . Purpose : Pur-chase of Rubbish Compactor Machine .Plans, Specifications and estimates required by

section 609 are open for inspection at the Officeof the Council during business hours for thirty-fivedays after publication of this notice .

Dated this 26th day of March, 1975 .E. CLARK,

Mayor .N. I. DAWKINS,

Town Clerk .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960-1974 .Town of Gosnells .

Notice of Intention to Borrow .Proposed Loans (No. 168) of $50 000 ; (No . 171) of

$15 000 and (No. 172) of $8 000 .PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960-1974, the Council of the Town ofGosnells hereby gives notice that it proposes toborrow money by the sale of debentures repayableby half-yearly instalments of principal and interestto the Bank of New South Wales, Gosnells, on thefollowing terms and for the following purposes .

Proposed Loan No . 168 of $50 000 for a periodof 15 years . Purpose : Construction of aPre-School Centre at West Gosnells andpurchase of land .

Proposed Loan No. 171 of $15 000 for a periodof 15 years . Purpose : Construction ofSenior Citizens Centre at Gosnells .

Proposed Loan No. 172 of $8 000 for a periodof 5 years . Purpose : Road Works andpurchase of Plant .

Plans, specifications, estimates and the statementrequired under section 609 of the Act are openfor inspection by ratepayers at the office of theCouncil during normal office hours for a period ofthirty-five days after publication of this notice .

A. A. MILLS,Mayor .

G. WHITELEY,Town Clerk .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960-1974 .Shire of Laverton .

Notice of Intention to Borrow .Proposed Loan (No . 51) of $6 000 .

PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960-1974, the Shire of Laverton herebygives notice that it proposes to borrow by the saleof debentures on the following terms and purpose :Six thousand dollars ($6 000) for a term of 20years with interest at ruling Treasury rates repay-able to the Bank of New South Wales in fortyhalf-yearly instalments of principal and interest .Purpose : Balance of construction costs of ShireDepot, equipment and earthworks .

Plans specifications and estimates of costs there-of and statement as required by section 609 of theAct to be open for inspection at the Council Office,Laverton during office hours for a period of 35days after publication of this notice .

J. C. MacPHERSON,President .

N. J. BROWNE,Acting Shire Clerk.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960-1974 .Shire of Rockingham .

Notice of Intention to Borrow .Proposed Loan (No. 113) of $16 400 .

PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960-1974, the Council of the Shire ofRockingham hereby gives notice that it proposesto borrow money, by the sale of debentures, on thefollowing terms and for the following purpose :$16 400 for a period of five (5) years at rulinginterest rates, repayable to the National BankRockingham, in ten (10) equal half-yearly instal-ments of principal and interest: Purpose : Purchaseof Rubbish Truck .Specifications and estimates as required by

section 609 of the Act are open for inspection byratepayers at the office of the Council duringbusiness hours for thirty five (35) days from thepublication of this notice .

A. POWELL,President .

G. G. HOLLAND,Acting Shire Clerk .

Assets .$

Current Assets . . 26 426 .90Non-current Assets 36 738 .09Deferred Assets . . . . 91 930 .17Fixed Assets 551427 .09

$706522 .25

Current Liabilities

Liabilities .

16 910 .74Non-current Liabilities 2206 .78Deferred Liabilities 566 141 .95

$585259.47

SUMMARY .

Debit Bank Balance 1/7/73 ._ 1064 .36Payments as per Statement 328 672 .43

329 736 .79Receipts as per Statement . . . . 320 906.45

Debit Bank Balance 30/6/74 $3830 .34

1062

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960-1974 .Shire of Waroona.

Proposed Loan (No . 75) of $2 000 .PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960-1974, the Shire of Waroona herebygives notice that it intends to borrow money bythe sale of debenture or debentures on the follow-ing terms for the following purpose : $2 000 for 10years, repayable at the National Bank of Aus-tralasia Limited, Waroona, by 20 half-yearly instal-ments of principal and interest, at a rate not ex-ceeding 9.9% per annum. Purpose : Renovationsand equipment for the Waroona Library .Plans and specifications, estimates and the

statements required under section 609 of the Act,are open for inspection by ratepayers at the Officeof the Council during normal office hours for aperiod of thirty-five days after publication of thisnotice.

J. F. ARMITAGE,President .

M. D. GASTON,Shire Clerk .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960-1974 .City of Stirling .Closure of Street .

Department of Local Government,Perth, 21st March, 1975 .

LG. 95/73A.NOTICE Is hereby given in pursuance of section331 of the Local Government Act, 1960-1974, thatI, Edgar Cyril Rushton, and the Council of theCity of Stirling, have decided that PlantationStreet and Sabina Street, Coolbinia at their junc-tions with Pinaster Street are not required forpublic traffic for a width of two metres .

E. C. RUSHTON,Minister for Local Government .


[4 April, 1975 .

FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1963-1974 .Order .

I, WILLIAM LEONARD GRAYDEN, the Ministerfor the time being charged with the administrationof the Factories and Shops Act, 1963-1974, actingpursuant to the provisions of subsection (12) ofsection 92A of the Act, do hereby exempt the shopsin the area specified in the Schedule to this Orderfrom the provisions of Division II of Part IX of theAct, from March 29, 1975 to April 5, 1975 inclusive .

W. L. GRAYDEN,Minister for Labour and Industry .

Schedule .The Shire of Mandurah .

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES (PROMOTIONSAPPEAL BOARD) ACT, 1945-1966 .Department of Labour and Industry,

Perth, 10th February, 1975 .I, WILLIAM GRAYDEN, Hon. Minister for Labourand Industry hereby declare that the provisions ofsub-paragraph (b) of paragraph (1) of section 5of the Government Employees (PromotionsAppeal Board) Act, 1945-1966 shall not apply inrespect of the recommendation of Mr W . H .Connor to the position of Watchman-Robb Jetty,Western Australian Government Railways .

W. GRAYDEN,Minister for Labour and Industry .

RURAL RECONS'I RUCTION SCHEME ACT, 1971 .THE Rural Reconstruction Authority, pursuant tosection 20 (8) of the above Act, has issued thefollowing Protection Order :-

Name ; Address ; Date of Expiry .Steen, Donald Henning ; Manjimup ; 1/7/75 .

M. G. JOHNSTON,Administrator.

3rd April, 1975 .

PLANT DISEASES ACT, 1914-1969 .Department of Agriculture,South Perth. 26th March, 1975 .

Agric. 325/66 .I, THE UNDERSIGNED MINISTER FOR AGRI-CULTURE, being the Minister charged with theadministration of the Plant Diseases Act, 1914-1969,acting in the exercise of the power in this behalfconferred upon me by regulation 5A of the Com-pulsory Fruit Fly Baiting Regulations, do herebyappoint Member, Douglas Ian McKennay, SevenDay Road, Manjimup, as Chairman and JohnBernard Pozzi, 148 Karri Street, Manjimup, asmember of the Manjimup Compulsory Fruit FlyBaiting Scheme Committee, to fill the vacancycaused by the resignation of the Chairman, W . A .King, and the elevation of Member, D. I. McKennayto the position of Chairman .

W. R. McPHARLIN,Minister for Agriculture .

PLANT DISEASES ACT, 1914-1969 .Department of Agriculture,South Perth, 26th March, 1975 .

Agric. File 651/63 .I, THE UNDERSIGNED MINISTER FOR AGRI-CULTURE, being the Minister charged with theadministration of the Plant Diseases Act, 1914-1969,acting in exercise of the power in this behalf con-ferred upon me by regulation 5A of the Compul-sory Fruit Fly Baiting Regulation made under theprovisions of the said Act, do hereby appointMember Austin Keith Daw, Windich Street, Esper-ance and Mrs. Jeanne Yvonne Stuart, 14 CorryStreet, Esperance, as Chairman and Memberrespectively, of the Esperance Compulsory FruitFly Baiting Scheme, to fill the vacancies caused bythe death of the Chairman, W. Annear and thevacancy left by A . K. Daw .

W. R. McPHARLIN,Minister for Agriculture .

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TERTIARYEDUCATION COMMISSION ACT, 1970-1972 .

Office of the Minister for Education,Perth, 2nd April, 1975 .

IT is hereby notified for general information thatHis Excellency the Governor, acting under theprovisions of section 6 of the Western AustralianTertiary Education Commission Act, 1970-1972 hasbeen pleased to re-appoint to the Western Aus-tralian Tertiary Education Commission-

(a) as Chairman of that Commission-Professor Colsell Smurthwaite Sanders of

20 Jukes Way, Wembley ; and(b) as members of that Commission-

(i) Henry William Dettman of 110Clement Street, Swanbourne ;

(ii) Alfred William Buttrose of 9 Bird-wood Parade, Dalkeith ; and

(iii) Dr . Kennedy Gordon Tregonning ofHale School, Hale Road, WembleyDowns

each for a term of four years on and from 23rdApril, 1975 .

G. C. MacKINNON,Minister for Education .

4 April, 1975 .]


PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION ACT, 1973 .Western Australian Pre-School Education Board,

Perth, 26th March, 1975 .HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to theprovisions of the Pre-School Education Act, 1973, has been pleased to makethe regulations set out in the Schedule hereunder .

G. J. POWELL,Secretary to the Board .

Schedule .

Regulations.

Principal

1 . In these regulations the Pre-School Education Act (Councilregulations . of Delegates) Regulations, 1974, published in the Government

Gazette on the 29th March, 1974 are referred to as the principalregulations .

Reg . 3amended . 2 . Regulation 3 of the principal regulations is amended-

(a) by deleting the passage " which shall not be earlier thanforty-two days after the despatch of the notice," in linesone and two of paragraph (a) ;

(b) by adding after the regulation designation "3." the sub-regulation designation "(1)" ; and

(c) by adding the following subregulations :-

(2) The date required to be specified in the notice sentpursuant to subregulation (1) of this regulation shall netbe earlier than-

(a) forty-two days after the despatch of the notice,in the case of a meeting called pursuant to sub-section (1) of section 30 of the Act (other than ameeting to which paragraph (b) of this subregula-tion applies) ;

(b) fourteen days after the despatch of the notice, inthe case of a meeting called pursuant to subsection(1) of section 30 of the Act, if the notice statesthat in the opinion of the Board business to bedealt with at the meeting requires urgent considera-tion by the Council ;

(c) fourteen days after the despatch of the notice, inthe case of a meeting called pursuant to sub-section (2) of section 30 of the Act .

(3) Whenever a notice is sent to an approved bodypursuant to subregulation (1) of this regulation a copy ofthat notice shall also be sent to the persons appointed asdelegates by that body of whose appointment the Secretaryof the Board has been notified prior to the despatch of thenotice to that body .

Reg. 4

3 . Subregulation (3) of regulation 4 of the principal regulationsamended . is amended, in line one, by substituting for the words "twenty-one

days after" the word "upon" .

Reg . 5

4 . Regulation 5 of the principal regulations is amended byamended . inserting after the word "but", in line two, the passage "unless both

the Chairman and the meeting otherwise determine," .

Reg . 9

5 . Subregulation (1) of regulation 9 of the principal regulationsamended. is amended by substituting for the passage "Board not later than

twenty-one days prior to the meeting .", in line three, the passage-Board not later than-

(a) twenty-one days prior to the meeting in the case of ameeting to which paragraph (a) of subregulation (2)of regulation 3 applies ;

(b) seven days prior to the meeting, in the case of ameeting to which paragraph (b) or (c) of subregulation(2) of regulation 3 applies .

1063

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[4 April, 1975 .

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ACT, 1966-1974 .Resolution of the Council dated 19th February, 1975 .

The Western Australian Institute of Technology,Bentley, 19th February, 1975 .

THE Council of the Western Australian Institute of Technology has made theStatute set out in the Schedule hereunder .

H. S. WILLIAMS,Director .

Definitions .

Schedule .

STATUTE No. 10 .

STUDENT DISCIPLINARY STATUTE .

1 . In this Statute, unless the context otherwise requires-"Appeals Committee" or "Committee" means the Council

Appeals Committee constituted in accordance with section17 ;

"Board of Discipline" or "Board" means a Board of Disciplineconstituted in accordance with sections 13 or 14 ;

"Director" includes any Assistant Director to whom the Directorhas delegated any of his powers and functions undersection 3 ;

"Examination" means an examination conducted by the Institute,and includes an examination conducted by any other personor body prescribed by the Statutes as a person or bodyauthorised to conduct examinations for the Institute, andalso includes any academic assessment of a student or hiswork in accordance with the relevant procedures adoptedwithin the Institute or any School or Department fromtime to time ;

"Member of the Institute" means a person who is a member ofthe Council, a member of the staff of the Institute or astudent ;

"Misconduct" shall have the meaning set out in section 2 ;"Senior Officer of the Institute" means the Director, an Assistant

Director, a principal of a School or College, a Dean of aSchool, a Head of a Department, and such other membersof the staff of the Institute as the Director may designatefrom time to time for the purposes of this Statute .

2. In this Statute, "misconduct" means conduct on the part of astudent which impairs the reasonable freedom of other persons topursue their studies, researches, duties or lawful activities in theInstitute, or upon Institute premises or to participate in the lifeof the Institute or which is otherwise detrimental to the properconduct of the Institute and without limiting the generality of theforegoing, includes-

(a) wilfully obstructing or disrupting any teaching, study,research or examination ;

(b) wilfully obstructing or disrupting any official meeting, pro-ceeding or ceremony within the Institute or any Instituteactivity ;

(c) wilfully interfering with the freedom of speech within theInstitute of any member of the Institute or of any personinvited by any section of the Institute to express his views ;

(d) wilfully interfering with the freedom of movement withinthe Institute of any member of the Institute or any visitor ;

(e) failing to leave any place within the Institute forthwithupon being directed to leave it by a Senior Officer of theInstitute ;

(f) entering any place within the Institute which the studentis forbidden by any Statute By-law or Rule to enter or whichthe student has been forbidden to enter by any SeniorOfficer of the Institute ;

(g) acting dishonestly or unfairly in connection with any exam-ination or other academic work ;

(h) wilfully obstructing or attempting to obstruct or deter anymember of the staff of the Institute in the performance ofhis duties ;

(i) wilfully damaging or wrongfully dealing with any Instituteproperty or the property within the Institute of any person ;

(j) assaulting or attempting to assault any person within theInstitute ;

(k) failing to comply with any provision of any Statute, By-law or Rule ;

(1) failing to comply with any penalty imposed under anyStatute, By-law or Rule .

An instance of misconduct shall be deemed to be a disciplinaryoffence within the meaning of the Act .

4 April, 1975 .]


Delegationby theDirector .

Penalties .

Otherprovisionsrelating topenalties .

3. Without prejudice to the generality of the Director's powersof delegation under Sections 14 (3) or 34 (id) of the Act, the Dir-ector may at any time and from time to time delegate all or anyof his powers and functions under this Statute to any AssistantDirector .

4. The penalties that may be imposed for any instance of mis-conduct are-

(a) a fine not exceeding $50 ;(b) suspension of all or any of a student's rights and privileges

within the Institute including-U) suspension from attendance at or exclusion from

lectures, seminars, tutorials and other classes ;(ii) suspension from the use of or .exclusion from labora-

tories or other Institute facilities or any part of suchfacilities ;

(iii) suspension from attendance at or exclusion from anyexamination ;

(iv) exclusion from the Institute or any part of the Insti-tute ;

for any specified period, not exceeding the remainder ofthe calendar year ; or(v) refusal of re-enrolment as a student ;

(c) cancellation or deprivation of credit for any examinationor other academic work but only if the misconduct involvedacting dishonestly or unfairly in connection with any ex-amination or other academic work ;

(d) expulsion from the Institute ;(e) restitution of or for any Institute property lost, damaged

or destroyed by the student up to a maximum of $100 .

5 . (1) Any person or body authorised to impose any penaltyunder the Act or this Statute or any other Statute By-law or Rulemay caution or reprimand the student instead of or in addition toany other penalty that may be imposed .

(2) A penalty may be partly of one kind and partly of another .(3) A penalty may be suspended by the person or body imposing

it until the time for lodging an appeal has expired or generallyon such terms and conditions, including undertakings by the stu-dent, as the person or body suspending the penalty thinks fit .

(4) If the penalty is expulsion from the Institute, it shall nottake effect until after the time for lodging an appeal has expired,and it has been confirmed by the Council, but all the student'srights and privileges shall be suspended until the Council has de-cided whether or not to confirm the expulsion .

(5) A student expelled from the Institute shall not be re-enrolledexcept with the authority of the Council .

(6) No degree or diploma shall be conferred on a student chargedwith misconduct until after the charge has been dealt with inaccordance with this Statute, and any appeal by the student hasalso been dealt with or the time for lodging an appeal has expired,and any fine imposed has been paid, unless otherwise decided by theDirector .

or impose a penalty under both paragraphs (a) and (b) of thissubsection .

(2) The Assistant Director (Educational Services) shall forthwithconfirm by written notice to the student any penalty imposed underthis section .

Assistant

7 . (1) The Assistant Director (Educational Services) may for any(Educational (Educational instance of misconduct by a student-Services) (a) fine the student a sum not exceeding $20 ; orpowers..

(b) exclude the student from any examination or any part ofany examination but only if in his opinion it is necessaryto do so to preserve order and decorum in the place wherethe examination is being conducted ;


(2) The Assistant Director (Educational Services) may suspendall or any of the student's rights and privileges-

(a) if the student does not pay a fine imposed on him underthis Statute or under any other Statute By-law or Rulewithin the time specified by the person or body imposingit or if no time is specified, within 14 days after the dateon which it was imposed or within such extended time asthe Assistant Director (Educational Services) allows ; or

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(7) Subject to the rights of appeal specified in this Statute, anydecision under this Statute that a student has been guilty of mis-conduct or imposing a penalty or both is final and conclusive .

Director'spowers. 6 . (1) The Director may (in addition to his powers under Sec-

tion 11)(a)(b)

for any instance of misconduct by a student-fine the student a sum not exceeding $50 ; orsuspend for a period not exceeding 14 days all or any of thestudent's rights and privileges within the Institute ;

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(b) if the student does not pay any fees or other debt due andpayable by him to the Institute within such time or ex-tended time as the Assistant Director (Educational Serv-ices) allows .

Any suspension imposed by the Assistant Director (EducationalServices) under this subsection shall cease to have effect on pay-ment of the overdue fine, fees or other debt in respect of which itwas imposed.

(3) The Assistant Director (Educational Services) shall forth-with confirm by written notice to the student any penalty imposedunder this section .

Principal's

8 . (1) A Principal of a School or College, a Dean of a School orDean's andHeads of

a Head of a Department and such other senior members of theDepartments Academic staff as may be designated by the Director from time topowers . time for the purposes of this section may for any instance of mis-

conduct by a student within the School or College or Department,as the case may be, or with respect to an activity conducted by theSchool, College or Department or an activity for which it is res-ponsible within the Institute-

(a) fine the student a sum not exceeding $20 ;(b) suspend for a period not exceeding 14 days all or any of

the student's rights and privileges within the School,College or Department in which the misconduct occurred ; or

(c) cancel the student's credit or deprive him of credit for anexamination or other academic work or any part thereofdone within the School, College or Department in whichthe misconduct occurred, but only if the misconduct in-volved acting dishonestly or unfairly in connection withany examination or other academic work ;

or impose a penalty under any two or more of paragraphs (a), (b)or (c) of this subsection .

(2) The Principal, Dean or Head of Department concerned shallforthwith-

(a) confirm by written notice to the student any penalty im-posed on him under this section ; and

(b) report the matter in writing to the Assistant Director(Educational Services) .

Librarian's

9 . (1) The Librarian may for any instance of misconduct by apowers .

student in or in relation to the Library-(a) fine the student a sum not exceeding $20 ;(b) suspend for a period not exceeding 14 days all or any of

the student's rights and privileges in relation to the library,including exclusion from the library premises or any part ofsuch premises ;


(2) The Librarian shall forthwith-(a) confirm by written notice to the student any penalty im-

posed on him under this section ; and(b) report the matter in writing to the Assistant Director

(Educational Services) .Otherperson'spowers .

Reference toa Board ofDiscipline .

10 . (1) This section authorises the following persons to imposethe penalty specified in subsection (2) of this section-

All members of the academic staff, and such members of thesenior technical staff, senior library staff and senior ad-ministrative staff as may be charged with responsibilityfor the operation or maintenance of any facility of theInstitute or who may otherwise be designated by the Direc-tor for the purposes of this Section .

(2) Any person authorised by this section may for any instanceof misconduct by a student in any lecture, seminar, tutorial orother class, laboratory, library or other facility conducted or super-vised by him exclude the student therefrom for a period not exceed-ing the next following twenty-four hours .

(3) A person imposing a suspension under this section shallforthwith report the matter in writing to the relevant Principal,Dean or Head of Department, or the Assistant Director (EducationalServices) as the case may be, and the person to whom the matteris so reported shall thereupon affirm or annul the suspension imposedand take such other action in exercise of his powers under thisStatute as he may consider appropriate .

11 . (1) A student may refer to a Board of Discipline by way ofappeal any decision made against him or any penalty imposed onhim under sections 6 to 9 Inclusive, or under any other Statute,By-law or Rule which prescribes that the conduct complained of isdeemed to be "misconduct" for the purposes of this Statute .(2) The Director may, in the name of the Institute, charge a

student with misconduct and refer the charge to a Board . A refer-ence shall be made by notice in writing to the Chairman of theBoard of Reference appointed under section 13 (2) .

(3) Whenever the Director charges a student with misconduct andrefers the charge to a Board, he may suspend for a period notexceeding 28 days all or any of the student's rights and privileges

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within the Institute (other than in relation to hearings before theBoard or an Appeals Committee) pending the hearing of the case .The Board to which the charge has been referred may, at any timeafter the reference, lift the suspension, but unless it does so, thesuspension shall continue until the period for which it was imposedhas elapsed or the Board gives its decision in the case whichevershall first occur .

Powers of

12 . (1) A Board of Discipline shall have power to hear and ad-a Board. judicate upon any reference to it under Section 11 .(2) In the case of a reference by way of appeal under subsection

11 (1), the Board shall hear the matter again from the beginningand it may, in addition to other powers conferred by this Section,affirm or annul the decision or penalty or both, or may reduce or in-crease the penalty or impose in its place any other penalty whichmay be imposed under this Statute .

(3) In the case of a reference under subsection 11 (2) the Boardmay find that a charge of misconduct has been proved, or it maydismiss the charge, and it may, for any instance of misconduct, im-pose any penalty which may be imposed under this Statute .

(4) If a Board finds a charge of misconduct has been establishedit may decline to record a finding of misconduct or to impose apenalty if in its opinion the misconduct was trivial, or if, for anyother reason, the Board is of opinion that a finding of misconductshould not be recorded or a penalty should not be imposed .

(5) The decision of the Board on a reference by way of appealunder subsection 11 (1) shall be final and conclusive, except thatif the penalty is expulsion from the Institute, the provisions ofsubsection 5 (4) shall apply .

Constitution 13 . (1) A Board of Discipline shall be constituted by the Direc-of a Board . for in accordance with this Section whenever a matter is referred

to a Board under Section 11 .(2) A Board of Discipline shall consist of-

(a) a Chairman appointed by the Director, who must be eithera qualified legal practitioner or hold a degree in law ;

(b) two members of the full-time academic staff selected atrandom by the Director from a panel of five members ofthe academic staff nominated annually by the AcademicStaff Association .

(c) two students selected at random by the Director from apanel of five students nominated annually by the StudentGuild ;

(3) If any of the persons mentioned in paragraphs 2 (b) or 2(c) of this section is unable or unwilling to act as a member of theBoard the Council shall elect a substitute member from the mem-bers of the Council to fill the vacancy .

(4) If a person is selected as a member of a Board and in theopinion of the Chairman he should not act as a member of theBoard due to his involvement in the case, the Director shall selectat random a substitute from the panel of which he is a member .

Procedure or 14 . (1) The quorum of a Board of Discipline shall be three mem-a Board. bers, of whom one must be the Chairman . A Board may act and

continue to act notwithstanding the absence of any member ormembers but a decision can only be given by not less than threemembers, including the Chairman, all of whom have been presentthroughout the hearing .

(2) If, for any reason, a Board is unable to obtain a quorum oris unable to reach a decision on any matter, the Chairman shallreport to the Council accordingly, which shall then

(a) appoint a substitute Board in which event the provisionsof Section 13 shall not apply, and a Board may be consti-tuted by the Council appointing any five members of theCouncil to constitute the substitute Board ; or

(b) with the exception of members appointed to the AppealsCommittee, constitute itself as a Board of Discipline .

(3) The Chairman of a Board shall have a deliberative but not acasting vote .

(4) On any question whether a charge of misconduct has beenapproved, if the votes are equally divided, the charge shall bedeemed not to have been proved . On any question whether an ap-peal should be allowed, if the votes are equally divided, the appealshall be allowed .

(5) A Board of Discipline which has been duly constituted underthis Section shall continue to act in the matter notwithstandingany change in the membership or constitution of the Council .

(6) A Board of Discipline constituted to hear and adjudicateupon a charge of misconduct made against a student or an appealmade to it may have referred to it a charge or charges of miscon-duct made against another student or other students or anothercharge or other charges against the first mentioned student or anyother appeal or appeals and the Board may deal with all thecharges and appeals referred to it, except that-

(a) the Board shall not deal with more than one charge or

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appeal at the same hearing unless, in its opinion, thecharges arise out of instances of misconduct which-

(i) comprise a series of instances of the same or a sim-ilar character ;

(ii) are committed in the furtherance of a common ob-jective; or

(iii) occur during group activity by the students chargedor on whom penalties have been imposed, whetheror not with other students .

(b) if the Board forms the opinion at any stage before makingknown its decision that it should in the interests of justicerefrain from hearing or desist from proceeding further withany of the charges or appeals, it shall so refrain or de-sist and another Board shall be constituted to deal with anysuch charge or appeal .

Appeal to

15 . (1) A student may appeal to the Appeals Committee againstthe Appealscommittee . any decision made against him by or any penalty imposed on him

by a Board of Discipline in any case which was not itself an appealto the Board.

(2) The Institute may appeal to an Appeals Committee againstany decision by a Board of Discipline in any case which was notitself an appeal to the Board .

(3) No appeal may be made limited to the question of costs .Powers of

16 . (1) An Appeals Committee to which an appeal is made maythecommittee . affirm or annul the decision or penalty or both, or reduce or in-

crease the penalty, or impose in its place any other penalty whichmay be imposed under this Statute .

(2) (a) On any appeal against the imposition of a penalty only,only matters relevant to the penalty shall be dealt with .

(b) On any appeal, an Appeals Committee may hear the casefrom the beginning, hear additional evidence or rely onthe record of the Board of Discipline, as it shall thinkfit. Any point of law shall be decided by the Chairmanalone .

(3) The decision of an Appeals Committee shall be final andconclusive, provided that if the penalty is expulsion from theInstitute the provision of subsection 5 (4) shall apply .

Constitution 17 . (1) The Council shall, at its regular March meeting eachcommittee. year, appoint an Appeals Committee which shall consist of :-

(a) a Chairman, who must either be a qualified legal practitioneror hold a degree in law ;

(b) two members of the Council .(2) If a member of the Appeals Committee is involved in any

matter the subject of an appeal to the Appeals Committee or was amember of the Board of Discipline from which an appeal is beingmade, he shall not participate in the appeal as a member of theAppeals Committee .

(3) The Council may appoint a substitute member to take theplace of any person excluded from participation under subsection (2)of this section or to fill a casual vacancy .

(4) The Chairman and members of the Committee shall continuein office until the appointment of the next Appeals Committee, exceptthat an Appeals Committee shall continue in office to conclude thehearing of any appeal and to give its decision notwithstandingthe appointment of a new Appeals Committee .

Procedure of 18 . (1) All members of an Appeals Committee must be presenta Committee-throughout the hearing of an appeal .(2) The Chairman of an Appeals Committee shall have a deliber-

ative but not casting vote .(3) On any question whether an appeal should be allowed, if the

votes are equally divided, the appeal shall be allowed .Secretary of 19 . The Assistant Director (Educational Services) or a memberBoard or of the administrative staff appointed by him shall act as Secretarycommittee . of all Boards of Discipline and Appeals Committees .Lodgement

20. A reference to a Board of Discipline by way of appeal or anof Appeal. appeal to an Appeals Committee must be lodged with the Assistant

Director (Educational Services) within seven days after the decisionappealed against has been notified to the student, unless the Boardor Committee to whom the appeal is made allows an extension oftime. An extension of time shall not be allowed unless the Board orCommittee is satisfied that there was good reason for failure to lodgethe reference or appeal within the time allowed .

Notice

21 . (1) The Assistant Director (Educational Services) shall giveof hearing. to a student charged with misconduct before a Board of Discipline

or who is a party to an appeal not less than five days written noticeof the hearing by the Board of Discipline or Appeals Committee .The notice shall contain particulars of :-

(a) the charge in the case of a charge referred to a Board ofDiscipline ;

(b) the time and place of the hearing ; and(c) the student's rights under section 23 (1) .

(2) If. the student falls to appear at the hearing and the Board orCommittee is satisfied that the student has been given notice inaccordance with this section, it may proceed with the hearingin the student's absence, or order an adjournment .

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General

22 . The procedure of a Board of Discipline or Appeals CommitteeDiscretion re.including the order in which evidence may be called and adressesto Procedureheard shall be in the discretion of the Board or Committee .

Hearings .

23 . (1) During any hearing, the student shall be entitled-(a) to be represented by a legal practitioner, another student,

or a member of the staff of the Institute ;(b) to be present with his representative throughout the hear-

ing except when the Chairman and members of the Boardof Discipline or Appeals Committee wish to confer privatelyamong themselves, or to consider their decision ;

(c) either himself or by his representative to call and examinewitnesses, cross-examine witnesses other than any witnesscalled by him or his representative, and to address theBoard or Committee .

(2) The Director may appoint a legal practitioner or a mem-ber of the staff of the Institute to represent the Institute at thehearing and any person so appointed may call and examine wit-nesses, cross-examine witnesses called by the student or his repre-sentative, and address the Board or Committee .

(3) Hearings of a Board or Committee shall be in private unlessthe student charged elects otherwise, in which event they shall beopen to other members of the Institute provided that-

(a) if charges against two or more students are being dealtwith together before the Board or Committee and any oneof them elects a private hearing, the hearing shall be pri-vate ; and

(b) the Board or Committee may order that an open hearingbe continued in private if in its opinion order cannot other-wise be maintained .

(4) At every hearing, the Board or Committee shall have completeauthority to keep order and it may order the removal of any per-son, including (notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (1) ofthis section) a student in respect of whom the hearing is takingplace or the representative of such a student, for unruly conduct.

(5) The Assistant Director (Educational Services) shall forthwithconfirm by written notice to the student any penalty imposed onhim by a Board or Committee .

Costs. 24 . (1) Where a student desires to engage a legal practitioner torepresent him before a Board of Discipline or an Appeals Commit-tee and is unable to engage legal representation through either theState or Federal Legal Assistance programmes, then the Institutewill reimburse him reasonable legal expenses, the amount to be de-termined and certified by the Board or Committee .

(2) a Board of Discipline which has heard a charge of misconductagainst a student or an appeal by a student may award the studentthe whole or part of his costs of the hearing or appeal as the casemay be .

(3) An Appeals Committee may award a student appellant thewhole or part of his costs incluping the costs of the appeal to theCommittee and the costs of the hearing of the charge by the Boardof Discipline .

(4) If an Appeals Committee or a Board of Discipline makes anaward of costs, it shall fix the amount payable and it shall be paidto the student out of Institute funds .

Decisions. 25. Every decision of a Board of Discipline and an Appeals Com-mittee together with short reasons therefor shall be expressed inwriting and the Secretary of the Board or Committee shall forth-with give a copy of the decision to the student .

Notices . 26 . (1) Any notice or copy of decision required to be given to aperson under this Statute shall be sufficient if given to him inperson or sent to him by registered post addressed to the lastaddress known to the Institute as his place of residence .

(2) Any notice or copy of decision given by post shall be deemedto have been given when the letter would have been received atthe address in the normal course of post .

Repeal .

27 . The Student Disciplinary By-laws made by resolution of theCouncil on 19th November, 1968 are hereby repealed .

The Common Seal of the WesternAustralian Institute of Technol-ogy was hereunto affixed onthe 24th day of February, 1975,by direction of the Council .

H. S. WILLIAMS,Director .

P. E. HOBBS,[L.S .]

Administrative Secretary .

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council,this 19th day of March, 1975 .


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STATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Tenders for Government Supplies

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, State Tender Board, 74 Murray Street, Perth, will be received for the abovementionedschedules until 10 a .m. on the dates of closing .

Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes otherwise they are liable to rejection .Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, 74 Murray Street, Perth and

at points of inspection .No Tender necessarily accepted .

S. F. FELDMAN,Chairman, Tender Board .

Date ofAdvertising Schedule No. Supplies Required Date of

Closing

1975 1975Mar . 21 184A/1975 Portable Image Intensifier with Closed Circuit Television-Perth Medical

Centre

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. . . . Apr . 10Mar .21 186A/1975 Skid Mounted Transportable Air conditioned Office (1 only) ; and Skid Mounted

Ablution Recreation Unit (1 only) for Meekatharra-M .R.D Apr. 10Mar. 21 188A/1975 Orthopaedic X-Ray Equipment for Perth Medical Centre-Medical Depart-

ment

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. . . . Apr. 10Mar . 21 191A/1975 Crushed Stone, Metal Dust, Flour Dust and Concreting Sand-M.W.B . Apr . 10Mar . 21 180A/1975 Jams, Condiments, Honey and Vinegar (1 year period) . . . .

. . . . Apr. 17Mar . 21 181A/1975 Water Meters (25 mm, 40 mm and 50 mm)-M .W.B. Apr. 17Mar . 21 182A/1975 100 mm to 300 mm Water Meters (1 year period)-M.W.B. Apr . 17Mar . 21 190A/1975 Flouride Chemical-M .W.B Apr . 17Mar. 27 197A/1975 Rock Base Material and Water Binding Gravel (during 1975)-M .W.B . Apr . 17Mar. 27 198A/1975 Atlases (50 000)-Education Dept Apr . 17Mar. 27 200A/1975 Camera (Nikon F2 or similar) and Accessories-R .P.H. Apr . 17Apr . 4 204A/1975 Tinned Fruit and Fruit Juices to Government Institutions (re-called) (1 year

period)

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. Apr. 24Apr . 4 207A/1975 Books (single copies for Education Department (1 year period) Apr. 24Apr. 4 208A/1975 Library Books (multiple copies) for Education Department (1 year period) Apr. 24Apr. 4 206A/1975 Pumping Equipment for Washwater Recovery at Gwelup Water Treatment

Plant-M.W.B May 1Apr . 4 211A/1975 Universal Testing Machine-W .A .G.R May 1Feb. 28 146A/1975 Solids contact sludge re-circulation clarifiers scraper and sludge collection

equipment-M.W.B., Wanneroo

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For Sale by Tender

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1975 1975Mar. 14 162A/1975 1957 Austin 3 ton Truck (UQE 647) at Dwellingup Apr . 10Mar. 14 163A/1975 " Lincoln " Welder (PW 106) at Wyndham Apr . 10Mar. 21 179A/1975 Chamberlain Super 70 Tractor (MRD 715) at East Perth Apr . 10Mar . 21 183A/1975 Telephone and Radio Parts, Clinton and Honda Engines at Como Apr. 10Mar. 21 185A/1975 Chamberlain Champion Tractor (MRD 930) at East Perth Apr. 10Mar. 21 187A/1975 " Burton " 4 Roll Steam Cleaner at Ellis

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Chassisand

(MRD 1940) at East Perth

. . . .Mar . 27 195A/1975 1973 Holden Panel Van (MRD 690) at Derby Apr . 17Mar . 27 196A/1975 1964 " Modern " Caravan (UQU 122) at Esperance Apr . 17Mar . 27 199A/1975 1971 Bedford 35 cwt . Van (UQK 439) at East Perth Apr . 17Apr . 4 203A/1975 Dodge 30 cwt . Truck (MRD 1600) at East Perth . . . . Apr . 17Apr . 4 210A/1975 Stoves (Electric, Gas and Wood) : Ovens (Gas and Steam) : Refrigerators

Apr. 4 . . 201A/1975

(Kero), Incinerette : Washing Machines : Steel-Cupboards and FramesHeavy Duty Trailer : Electric Food Trolleys : Hot Water Tanks : Steri-lizing Units and miscellaneous Surplus Equipment at Royal Street, East

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Tenders are invited for the supply of the undermentioned stores .Tenders close at Wembley, Monday 14th April, at 10 .00 a.m .

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE OF W.A .

TENDERS FOR GOVERNMENT PRINTING

Tender No.

Particulars of Stores

XS 1089

The production of 144 000 exercise books (48 page) ~ ruling size 7 in . x 9 in .-Bright Green cover, for Educa-tion Supplies Branch. Government Printer to supply all stock.

XT 1625

25 000 MRD 390, 3 part continuous Pay Advice Envelopes, for Main Roads Department . Printed, andperforated finished size 102 mm x 343 mm. Tenderer to supply stock .

XT 1626

300 pads-form 55/20/1840-Large Memo, for Rail Stores Midland . Printed and padded at head . Finishedsize 253 mm x 203 mm . Government Printer to supply stock .

XT 1628

16 000-form 55/50/4520-Buff Sulpite (Pocket) envelopes, for Rail Stores Midland . Printed, in black,flap not gummed. Finished size 229 mm x 102 mm . Tenderer to supply stock .

XS 1090

500 Sets-Advice Notes Form GS 5, for Government Stores . Printed, numbered, perforated and collatedinto sets. Finished size 278 mm x 210 mm . Government Printer to supply stock .

XS 1091

500 books-form GS 8, in quadruplicate, for Government Stores . Printed, numbered, perforated andquarter bound. Finished size 202 mm x 275 mm . Government Printer to supply stock .

XS 1092

1 000 books-form GS 2, in duplicate, for Government Stores . Printed, numbered, perforated and quarterbound. Finished size 207 mm x 262 mm. Government Printer to supply stock .

Tenders are to be addressed to the Government Printer, Government Printing Office, Station Street, Wembley and are to beendorsed with the Tender No .

Tender forms, envelopes and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Government Printing Office, Station StreetWembley.

MINING ACT, 1904 .

Appointment.

Department of Mines,Perth, 19th March, 1975 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to make the following appoint-ment :-

Robert William Ingles as Bailiff of theWarden's Court, Marble Bar vice SergeantKevin Cuthbert Gorman, transferred, todate from 3rd February, 1975 .

B. M. ROGERS,Under Secretary for Mines .

MINING ACT, 1904 .

Appointments .


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to make the following appoint-ments:-

Alfred Thomas Fogarty as employers' represen-tative to the Western Australian CoalIndustry Tribunal for a further term oftwo years from the 27th September, 1974 .

ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS

WILLIAM C. BROWN,Government Printer .

Kenneth Charles Tanian as employers' repre-sentative to the Western Australian CoalIndustry Tribunal for a term of two yearsfrom the 27th October, 1974 .


MINES REGULATION ACT, 1946-1969 .


THE appointment of John Kelly as Workmen'sInspector of Mines has been cancelled as from 31stDecember, 1974 .

B . M . ROGERS,Under Secretary for Mines .

MINES REGULATION ACT, 1946-1969 .


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to make the following appoint-ment :-

Robert John Leggerini as Workmen's Inspectorof Mines for the North East Coolgardie,East Coolgardie, Coolgardie, Broad Arrow,

Tender No . Particulars of Stores Successful Tenderer Amount

SXS 1083 250 pads-form A .D. 9, for Public Works Department New Formula Printing Service 375 .00XT 1589 500 books-form 3502, bin 159, for Metropolitan Water

SupplyNew Formula Printing Service 528 .00

XT 1608 200 books-form 3518, bin 109, for Metropolitan WaterSupply

New Formula Printing Service 69 .00

XT 1609 50 books-form 3523, bin 83, for Metropolitan Water Supply New Formula Printing Service 85 .20XT 1619 250 books-form 55/50/8100, for Rail Stores Midland New Formula Printing Service 159 .00XT 1620 100 books-form M.R.D. 273, for Main Roads Department New Formula Printing Service 196.00XT 1621 1 000 books-form 55/90/2320, for Rail Stores Midland New Formula Printing Service 575 .00XT 1622 25 books-form 55/50/8140, for Rail Stores Midland New Formula Printing Service 65 .00

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Dundas, Yilgarn, Phillips River, NorthCoolgardie and Mount Margaret Goldfields,the Lawlers and Wiluna Districts of theEast Murchison Goldfield and the Nabberu,Warburton and Eucla Mining Districts forthe period 10th February, 1975 to the 30thJune, 1977 .


COAL MINING INDUSTRY LONG SERVICELEAVE ACT, 1950-1951 .

Appointment .Department of Mines,Perth, 5th February, 1975 .

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor and Ad-ministrator in Executive Council has been pleasedto make the following appointment :-

Vincent James Moore as Acting Administratorof the Coal Mining Industry Long ServiceLeave Act during the absence of the Ad-ministrator on annual leave from the 14thday of January, 1975 to the 11th day ofFebruary, 1975 .


COAL MINING INDUSTRY LONG SERVICELEAVE ACT, 1950-1951 .

Appointment .Department of Mines,Perth, 19th March, 1975 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to make the following appoint-ment:-

Vincent James Moore as Acting Administratorof the Coal Mining Industry Long ServiceLeave Act during the absence of the Ad-ministrator on annual leave from the 12thday of February, 1975 to the 12th day ofMarch, 1975 .


COAL MINE WORKERS' (PENSIONS) ACT,1943-1973 .

Appointment .Department of Mines,Perth, 5th February, 1975 .

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor and Ad-ministrator in Executive Council has been pleasedto make the following appointment:-

Vincent James Moore as Acting Registrar ofthe Coal Mine Workers' (Pensions) Act


[4 April, 1975 .

MINING ACT, 1904Department of Mines,

Perth, 19th March, 1975 .

IN accordance with the provisions of the Mining Act, 1904, His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleasedto deal with the undermentioned Leases, Authorities to Mine, Licences to Treat Tailings and Temporary Reserves .


The undermentioned applications for Gold Mining Leases were approved conditionally :-

during the absence of the Registrar onrecreational leave from the 14th day ofJanuary, 1975 to the 11th day of Febru-ary, 1975 .


COAL MINE WORKERS' (PENSIONS) ACT,1943-1973 .

Appointment .Department of Mines,Perth, 19th March, 1975 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Coun-cil has been pleased to make the following ap-pointment :-

Vincent James Moore as Acting Registrar ofthe Coal Mine Workers' (Pensions) Actduring the absence of the Registrar onannual leave from the 12th day of Feb-ruary, 1975, to the 12th day of March,1975 .


MINES REGULATION ACT, 1946-1969 .Department of Mines,Perth, 19th March, 1975 .

THE appointment of Gerard Joseph Singleton asSpecial Inspector of Mines (Machinery) has beencancelled as from 17th February, 1975 .


MINES REGULATION ACT, 1946-1969 .Department of Mines,

Perth, 13th February, 1975 .IT is hereby notified for public information thatthe Minister for Mines, acting pursuant to the pow-ers conferred by the Mines Regulation Act, 1946-1969 has directed the following District Inspectorof Mines appointed under that Act to act in thePort Hedland Inspectorate comprising the Pilbara,West Pilbara, Gascoyne, Ashburton, Kimberley andWest Kimberley Goldfields, and that portion of thePeak Hill Goldfield situated north of latitude 24°south with headquarters at Port Hedland :-

Harold Lindsay Burrows, District Inspector ofMines and Senior Inspector for the PortHedland Inspectorate .


Goldfield District No. of Applications

Broad Arrow . . . . . . . 24/2428East Coolgardie East Coolgardie 26/6833Murchison Meekatharra 51/2165 to 51/2170, 51/2172North Coolgardie Menzies . . . . 29/5825,29/5837,29/5838Peak Hill 52/643

4 April, 1975 .]


The surrender of the undermentioned Gold Mining Lease was accepted:-

Yalgoo

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

59/1309

The undermentioned applications for Authority to Mine on Reserved and Exempted Lands were approved conditionally :-

No .

24/70 . . . . Western Mining Corporation Limited . . . AIM . 24/150524/71 . . . . Western Mining Corporation Limited . . . . M .C . 24/150624/75 Western Mining Corporation Limited . . . M .C . 24/153537/350

. . . .

Ferrovanadium Corporation N.LM.C.37/466451/215 R. E . Ellis P.A. V3N529/58 . . . . Anglo American Ventures Limited . . . M .C . 29/287070/572 . . . . Eastern Prospectors Proprietary Limited . . . . M .C . 70/1295570/573

. . . .

Eastern Prospectors Proprietary LOOK-

AIM. 70/12956

The undermentioned application for Licences to Treat Tailings was renewed :

No .

20/1 (197311)

E. L. Sears

The undermentioned application for Licence to Remove and Treat Tailings and Mining Material was renewed :

No .

77/27 (2112H)

B. Casas

. . . .

. . . .

Bullfinch

The undermentioned application for Licence to Remove and Treat Tailings was refused :

Goldfield

District

Licensee

MINING ACT, 1904-continued.

Occupant

Authorised Holding

Licensee Locality

Cuddingwarra Hill

Locality

No .

Licensee

Locality

15/33 (197411) Metals Exploration NA . -

-

-

Burbanks

The right of occupancy for the undermentioned Temporary Reserve has been granted :-

No .

Occupant

Term

5978H . . . .

Hamersley Iron Pty. Limited

. . . .

12 months from the date of thisnotification

The rights of occupancy for the undermentioned Temporary Reserves were renewed :

No .

Occupant

Term

531411

Hamersley Iron Pty . Limited

. . .

For a further period expiring on19/11/1975

5733H . . ..

Cliffs International IncFor a further period expiring on15/3/1976

5922H . . ..

Esso Exploration and Production

For a further period expiring onAustralia Inc .

6/3/1976

No. of Application

Broad ArrowBroad ArrowBroad ArrowMount MargaretMurchisonNorth CoolgardieSouth West Mineral FieldSouth West Mineral Field

Murchison

Coolgardie

Goldfield

Goldfield

Goldfield

Yilgarn

Goldfield

Locality

Locality

1073

Situated at Mount Tom Price in theWest Pilbara Goldfield

Situated at Paraburdoo in the WestPilbara Goldfield

Situated at Mount Robinson in theWest Pilbara Goldfield

Situated at Lake Yindarlgooda in theEast and North East CoolgardieGoldfield

1074


[4 April, 1975 .

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS .It is noted for general information that with the approval of the Minister

as required by section 22 of the Government Railways Act, 1904-1967, thefollowing alterations and additions have been made to the scales of charges,schedules etc., now appearing in the Goods Rates Book dated 1st July, 1973and the; Passenger Fares and Coaching Rates Book also dated 1st July, 1973 .

GOODS RATES BOOK VOLUME 1 .Page 78, from 8/2/1975-Page 78-List of Stations and Facilities.

Insert in following columns .

Page 95, from 8/2/1975 .-Page 95 (Effective from 1st January, 1975) .Insert new Table 21a .

MUJA-CENTAUR-Narrow Gauge

Kilometres FromStation .

Kewdale

Muja

Centaur

Muja

219Centaur

226

7

Page 97, from 8/2/1975-Page 97 (As from 10th February, 1975) .Duggan .

Delete all reference .

Page 101, from 8/2/1975-Page 101-Table 31-Wagin-Newdegate .Duggan .


W.N. 5/75; R.C. 263/63 .

Page 80, from 1/2/1975-Page 80-Jennacubbine .Insert t t in Sheep and Cattle Races Column and footnote tt Transportable

race .

Page 81, from 18/1/1975-Page 81-Miling .Delete S.C. from Sheep and Cattle Races Column .

Page 82, from 1/2/1975-Page 82-Nukarni .Delete S.C. from Sheep and Cattle Races Column .

Page 83, from 1/2/1975-Page 83 .Delete Quininup Mill, Shannon Mill and amend Distance from columns

as follows :-

7

Distance

Kewdale

fromIntersystem

Border

Page km km77 Bornholm 577 87877 Bow Bridge 646 94779 Denmark 603 90480 Hay 591 89280 Hortons 574 87580 Kent River Turnoff 637 93881 Kronkup 573 87482 Mt. McLeod 616 91782 Nornalup 661 96283 Quarram 643 94483 Torbay 569 87083 Tudor

. . . 587 88884 Walpole 671 97284 Youngs 584 885

Station. AccountingStation . Table

Distance fromKewdale

IntersystemBorder

Centaur I

Collie 21a 226 km I

721 km

4 April, 1975 .]

(31-46074


Page 108, from 1/2/1975-Page 108 .

Delete Table 43-Manjimup-Walpole-Elleker and insert new table 43 viz :-ETd,FKER-WALPOLE (B)-(Freighter Bus only and restricted to 25 kg

per consignment) . (Effective from 12th February, 1975) .

Page 111, from 1/2/1975 .-Page 111 .Insert Centaur Griffin Coal Mining Co . Ltd .

Page 112, from 18/1/1975.-Page 112-Esperance .Delete Lake View and Star Gold Mine Ltd .; Sublease Shell Co . of Aust . Ltd .

Page 114, from 1/2/1975 .-Page 114-Muja .Delete Griffin Coal Mining Co . Ltd. (Centaur Mine) .

Page 15, from 8/2/1975 .-Page 15 .

Clause 22-Sleeping Berth Charges and Conditions .Subclause (b)-Perth-Kalgoorlie .Amend First class and Economy class to read $7 .00 and $6.00 respectively .

Page 25, from 11/1/1975 .-Page 25-All Lines Tickets .Add under the following respective headings :-

First Class (Available for Road Bus and "The Prospector")-14 days-$60.00 .

Economy Class (Available for Road Bus)-14 days-$50.00 .Economy Class (Rail Only)-14 days-$30 .00 .

Page 29, from 11/1/1975 .-Page 29-Add New concession:-

Concession

Groups of 20 persons or more(Adults, Children or Stu-dents)

Fare

Return journeys-single fareplus 25% rounded to nextfive cents. Child or Studentfares calculated at half theadult concession and round-ed to next five cents

Conditions

Available to organised partiesfor travel on intrastate railservices only . Not availablefor road bus travel or byhired special trains. Appli-cation must be made to theChief Traffic Manager on aCertificate for ConcessionFares for Authorised Par .ties (Form 55/50/5320 P21)Travel must be undertakenas a group on both forwardand return journeys.

1075

Kilometres FromPlace. Kewdale Elleker Walpole

ET,T,EKER (railhead) 561 - 110

Torbay 569 8 102

Kronkup 573 12 98

Hortons 574 13 97

Bornholm 577 16 94

Youngs 584 23 87

Tudor 587 26 84

Hay 591 30 80

Denmark 603 42 68

Mt McLeod 616 55 55

Kent River Turnoff 637 76 34

Quarram 643 82 28

Bow Bridge 646 85 25

Nornalup 661 100 10

Walpole 671 110

1076


Page 49, from 18/1/1975.-Page 49-Table 3-Combined Fares .Amend as follows :-

Page 49, from 8/2/1975 .-Page 49-Table 3-Combined Fares.Amend Kalgoorlie-Port Pirie Half Fare Economy Class Single $34 .30 to

read $34.28 .Amend Kalgoorlie-Port Pirie Group Concession Economy Class Single

$43.69 to read $43.70 .

Page 91, from 8/2/1975 .-Page 91-Wagin-Newdegate (As from 10th Febru-ary, 1975) .Duggan .


Page 100, from 1/2/1975 .-Page 100 .Delete the table headed Bunbury-Northcliffe-Walpole-Albany and insert

new table-(Effective from 12th February, 1975) .

BUNBURY-NORTHCLIFFE-ALBANY-Route 032-033.

Kilometres From

[4 April, 1975 .

Between And1st

ClassSingle

EconomyClassSingle

1stClassReturn

EconomyClassReturn

8 3 $ $Kalgoorlie . . . . Port Pirie

Adult Fare

. . . .

. . . . 63 .60 48 .55 127 .20 97 .10Half Fare . . . .

. . . .

. . . . 42 .30 34 .30 84 .60 68.55Group Concession . . . . 57 .24 43 .69 114.48 87 .39

Place . Bunbury Northcliffe Albany

BUNBURY . . . .

. . . . - 200 425PICTON JUNCTION 6 194 419Dardanup

. . . . 15 185 410Crooked Brook 20 180 405BOYANUP . . . . 25 175 400Argyle

. . . . 34 166 391DONNYBROOK 41 159 384Newlands 55 145 370Kirup . . 59 141 366Mullalyup 67 133 358Balingup

. . . . 73 127 352GREENBUSHES 83 117 342BRIDGETOWN 99 101 326Palgarup 126 74 299MANJIMUP 136 64 289JARDEE 141 59 284PEMBERTON 168 32 257Northcliffe . . . . 200 - 225Shannon Mill . . 232 32 193Walpole 300 100 125Nornalup 310 110 115

Bow Bridge . . . . 325 125 100Quarram

. . . .

. . . . 328 128 97Kent River Turn-off . . 334 134 91Tinkup Turn-off 342 142 83

Mt McLeod 355 155 70Hallowell 358 158 67Denmark 368 168 57

Rudgyard 375 175 50

Hay

. . . . 380 180 45

Tudor . . 384 184 41Youngs . .

. . . . 387 187 38Lowlands Turn-off 391 191 34

Bornholm

. . . . 394 194 31

Hortons 397 197 28

Kronkup

. . . . 398 198 27

Torbay Turnoff 402 202 23

ELLEKER 410 210 15

Grasmere 412 212 13

Cuthbert 415 215 10

Gledhow 418 218 7

ALBANY 425 225

COMPANIES ACT, 1961-1973 .In the matter of Doggett Aviation & Engineering

Co. Proprietary Limited (In Liquidation) andin the matter of the Companies Act, 1961-1973 .

PERSONS having claims against the abovenamedCompany must prove their debts or claims beforethe 28th April, 1975 .Proofs must be forwarded to the Liquidator, c/-

Touche Ross & Co ., 45 Grenfell Street, Adelaide .Failure to prove will exclude the claimant fromany distribution prior to proof.Dated this 27th day of March, 1975 .

W. J. M. EWING,Liquidator .

COMPANIES ACT, 1961-1973 .Doggett Aviation & Engineering Co . Proprietary

Limited .NOTICE is hereby given that at an ExtraordinaryGeneral Meeting of the Members of the above-named company held on the 18th day of March,1975 it was resolved that the company be wound-upvoluntarily and that William John Murchie Ewing,Chartered Accountant, of 45 Grenfell Street,Adelaide, South Australia, be appointed Liquidatorfor the purpose of such winding-up .Dated this 27th day of March, 1975 .

W. J. M. EWING,Liquidator .

COMPANIES ACT, 1961-1973 .(Section 254 (1) .)

Notice of Extraordinary General Meeting ofMembers .

Essfield Engineering Services Pty . Ltd.(Under Official Management) .

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the pro-visions of section 206 (3) and section 254 (1) ofthe Companies Act, 1961-1973, a Meeting of theMembers of Essfield Engineering Services Pty . Ltd .(Under Official Management) will be held at theoffices of Hungerfords, Sixteenth Floor, T . & G .Building, 37 St . George's Terrace, Perth, on Thurs-day, the 24th day of April, 1975 at 10.30 a.m. toconsider and if thought fit to pass the followingSpecial Resolution :-

That the Company be wound up voluntarilyand that Ronald Wyndham Brown andRoss Stewart Norgard be appointed asJoint Liquidators .

Dated this 1st day of April, 1975 .R. W. BROWN,

Official Manager .(Hungerfords, Chartered Accountants, 15th and

16th Floors, 37 St. George's Terrace, Perth, W .A .6000 .)

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA .

1975 Company No . 20 .In the matter of the Companies Act, 1961-1973, and

in the matter of Stirling Court (1973) Pty . Ltd .,and in the matter of a Petition presented the13th day of March, 1975 .

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for thewinding-up of the abovenamed Company by theSupreme Court was, on the 13th day of March,1975, presented by the Deputy Commissioner ofTaxation for the State of Western Australia, andthat the said petition is directed to be heard beforethe Court sitting at the Supreme Court, Perth atthe hour of 10 .30 o'clock in the forenoon on the26th day of May, 1975 ; and any creditor or con-tributory of the said Company desiring to supportor oppose the making of an order on the saidpetition may appear at the time of hearing byhimself or his counsel for that purpose ; and acopy of the petition will be furnished to anycreditor or contributory of the said Companyrequiring the same by the undersigned on pay-ment of the regulated charge for the same .The Petitioner's address is The Australian Taxa-

tion Office, Australian Government Centre, 1-3 St .George's Terrace, Perth in the said State .The Petitioner's Solicitor is Alan R . Neaves,

Commonwealth Crown Solicitor of 9th Floor, Lom-bard House, 251 Adelaide Terrace, Perth .

ALAN R. NEAVES,Commonwealth Crown Solicitor and Solicitor for

the Petitioner.Note : Any person who intends to appear on the

hearing of the said petition must serve on orsend by post to the abovenamed Petitioner's Solici-tor notice in writing of his intention so to do . Thenotice must state the name and address of theperson, or, if a firm, the name and address of thefirm, and must be signed by the person or firm, orhis or their solicitor (if any), and must be served,or, if posted, must be sent by post in sufficient timeto reach the abovenamed not later than fouro'clock in the afternoon of Friday, the 23rd day ofMay, 1975 .

Notice of intention to Declare Dividend .In the Matter of Syme Holdings Pty . Ltd. (in

Liquidation) in the State of Western Australia .NOTICE is hereby given that a First and FinalDividend to Preferential Creditors only is intendedto be declared in this matter . The Dividend willbe payable to those Preferential Creditors whohave proved their claims on or before the 14thApril, 1975 .Dated this 27th day of March, 1975 .

J. C. HANSON,Liquidator .

(John C. Hanson & Co., Chartered Accountants,1185 Hay Street, West Perth, W .A. 6005 .)

4 April, 1975 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A . 1077

COMPANIES ACT, 1961-1973 . COMPANIES ACT, 1961-1973 .(Section 254 .) Notice of Intention to Declare Dividend.

Notice of Resolution . In the matter of Rod James Pty . Ltd . (in Liquida-Midland Contracting Company Pty. Ltd. tion) in the State of Western Australia .

AT an extraordinary general meeting of members NOTICE is hereby given that a First Dividend isintended to be declared in this matter. Theof Midland Contracting Company Pty. Ltd. held at

12 St. George's Terrace, Perth, W .A. on 25th March, Dividend will be payable to those Creditors who1975, the following special resolution was passed :- have proved their claims on or before the 29th

April, 1975 .That this company be wound up voluntarilyand that Mr. J. C. Bingham of Binder, Dated this 1st day of April, 1975.Hamlyn & Co ., 12 St. George's Terrace, J. C. HANSON,Perth, W.A. be and is hereby appointed Liquida tor .liquidator of this company . (John C. Hanson & Co ., Chartered Account-

Dated this 25th day of March, 1975 . ants, 1185 Hay Street, West Perth, W .A. 6005 .)J. C. BINGHAM,

Liquidator .(Binder, Hamlyn & Co., Chartered Accountants, COMPANIES ACT, 1961-1973 .12 St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. 6000 .)

1078

IN THE SUPREME COURTOF WES'T'ERN AUSTRALIA .Company No. 19 of 1975 .

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1961-1973,and in the matter of D. H. Tranter PropertyHoldings Pty. Ltd .

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for thewinding up of the abovenamed Company by theSupreme Court was on the 7th day of March, 1975presented by Cecil Alan Holmes and that the saidpetition is directed to be heard before the Courtsitting at Perth at the hour of 10 .30 o'clock in theforenoon on the 5th day of May, 1975 ; and anycreditor or contributory of the said Company desir-ing to support or oppose the making of an orderon the said petition may appear at the time ofhearing by himself or his Counsel for that purpose ;and a copy of the petition will be furnished toany creditor or contributory of the said Companyrequiring the same by the undersigned on pay-ment of the regulated charge for the same .

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.TAKE notice that as from the 21st day of March,1975, Ronald Taylor and Theresia May Taylor haveretired from the firm of H . W. Nancarrow & Co.of George Street, Pinjarra and that from thatdate the business of H . W. Nancarrow & Co . shallbe conducted by Kevin Eric James Nancarrow andRoma May Nancarrow.

114USTEES ACT, 1962 .Notice to Creditors and Claimants .

CREDITORS and other persons having claims (towhich section 63 of the Trustees Act relates) inrespect of the estates of the undermentioneddeceased persons are required to send particularsof their claims to me on or before the respectivedates shown hereunder after which dates I mayconvey or distribute the assets, having regard onlyto the claims of which I then have notice .Dated this 27th day of March, 1975 .

Name ; Address and Occupation ; Date of Death ;Last Date for Claims.

Boulton, Sydney Parry ; R.S.L. War Veterans Home,51 Alexander Drive, Mt. Lawley, Retired Car-penter and Joiner ; 14/2/75 ; 19/5/75 .

Cairnie, Adelaide Emily Madeline; 19 EbsworthStreet, Mt. Lawley, Widow ; 10/12/74 ; 19/5/75 .

Chandler, Samuel Clayton ; 82 Keightley Road,Subiaco, Retired Welfare Officer ; 8/3/75 ;19/5/75.


[4 April, 1975 .

The Petitioner's address is care of Messrs . Wil-liams & Williams of Third Floor, Law Chambers,Cathedral Square, Perth in the State of WesternAustralia .The Petitioner's Solicitors are Messrs. Williams &

Williams of Third Floor, Law Chambers, CathedralSquare, Perth .

WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS,Solicitors for the Petitioner .

Note : Any person who intends to appear on thehearing of the said petition must serve or send bypost to the abovenamed Solicitors, Messrs, Williams& Williams of Third Floor, Law Chambers, Cathe-dral Square, Perth notice in writing of his intefL-tion so to do . The notice must state the name andaddress of the person, or, if a firm, the name andaddress of the firm and must be signed by theperson or firm, or his or their Solicitor (if any),and must be served, or, if posted must be sent bypost in sufficient time to reach the abovenamed,not later than four o'clock in the afternoon of the2nd day of May, 1975 .

THE WESIERN AUSTRALIAN TURF CLUB .Notice of Amendment to By-laws .

NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the Western Australian TurfClub held on the eighteenth day of February one thousand nine hundred andseventy five a resolution was passed by an absolute majority of the Committeeamending By-Law 2 (c) of the Club as follows :-

by deleting the words "three hundred" appearing in the last line of thesaid paragraph and by substituting therefor the words "seven hundred andfifty" .

Notice is hereby given that a copy of such amendment was sent to the ChiefSecretary on the seventh day of March one thousand nine hundred and seventy-five and that the same has not been disallowed and further that such amend-ment shall come into operation upon publication of this Notice .

Dated this 23rd day of March, 1975 .PARKER & PARKER,

164 Saint George's Terrace, Perth.Solicitors for the Western Australian Turf Club .

Dunworth, Philip Laurence ; Unit 18, 44 SeventhAvenue, Maylands, Retired Clerk ; Between16/1/75-4/2/75 ; 19/5/75 .

Gable, Graham John ; 18 Helm Street, Mt . Pleas-ant, Trainee Pilot; 14/12/74 ; 19/5/75 .

Glowacki, Antoni ; Kojonup, Truck Driver; 25/7/74 ;12/5/75 .

Haynes, Thomas Douglas ; 11 Recreation Drive,Shoalwater Bay, Senior Foreman ; 1/12/74 ;19/5/75 .

Illingworth, Margaret; 9 Talbot Place, Swan Cot-tage Homes, Bentley, Widow ; 23/2/75 ; 12/5/75 .

Jose, Ronald Graham ; 21 Gladstone Avenue, SouthPerth, Retired Insurance Officer ; 11/3/75 ;19/5/75 .

Joyce, Alma. (also known as Joyce, Alma Doreen) ;3 Station Street, East Guildford, Widow ;8/3/75 ; 19/5/75 .

McKenzie, Dale Stephen ; Grantham Street, Cran-brook, Shearer ; 25/6/74; 12/5/75 .

Morrow, Eileen ; 208 Swan Street, Mt . Yokine,Widow ; 11/2/75; 19/5/75 .

12/5/75 .Schefiier, Karl Gottub (also known as Schuf ler,

Charlie) ; De Grey Street, Roebourne, previousoccupation unknown ; 7/1/75 ; 5/5/75 .

Smythe, Thomas; 21 Bayview Street, Bayswater,Retired Business Proprietor; 16/10/74 ; 19/5/75 .

Stapleton, Ernest John; 8 Perkins Street, MelvilleHeights, Retired Farmer; 22/1/75 ; 19/5/75 .

Taylor, Jean Hewson ; 80 First Aevnue, Bassen-dean, Widow; 6/3/75 ; 19/5/75 .

Thompson, Eileen Doris ; 13 Paddington Street,North Perth, Widow ; 5-6/2/75 ; 19/5/75 .

A. E. MARSHALL,Paull, Mary ; 111 Caledonian Avenue, Maylands,

Married Woman ; 22/1/75 ; 19/5/75 .Public Trustee .565 Hay Street, Perth . Russell, Gwendoline

Gnowangerup,Edrica ;

Married2 DennyWoman ;

Street,12/1/75 ;

4 April, 1975 .]


1079

REPORT OF THE HONORARYROYAL COMMISSION OFINQUIRY INTO THETREATMENT OF ALCOHOLAND DRUG DEPENDENTS INWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1973 .

(Hon. R. J . L. Williams, M. L. C., Chairman .)

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AGREEMENTS,1972 .Prices-

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA1829-1929.

"A Story of a Hundred Years"

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DIGEST OFWESTERN AUSTRALIANINDUSTRIAL GAZETTESVolumes 1 to 10-1921-1930

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THE PARLIAMENT OFWESTERN AUSTRALIA

DIGEST 197428th PARLIAMENT, 1st SESSION, 1974

(A Synopsis of Legislation)

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CONTENTS .

1081

PageAgriculture, Department of 1062

1046Coal Mine Workers (Pensions) Act1072Coal Mining Industry Long Service Leave Act1072

Deceased Persons' Estates 1078

Education Department 1062-9Environmental Protection 1048

Factories and Shops 1062Government Employees (Promotions Appeal Board)

Health Department 1049Municipal Health By-laws 1049

Industrial and Commercial Employees' Housing Act 1053Labour, Department of 1062Land Agents Act 1045-6Lands Department 1053-6Local Government Department1060-2

Marine Collectors Licenses 1049-53

Metropolitan Water Supply, etc,1059-60Mines Department 1071-3Mines Regulation Act 1071, 1072

Notices of Intention to Resume Land1058-9Orders in Council 1043-5Partnerships Dissolved 1078Plant Diseases Act 1062Police Department 1049-53Premier's Department 1045Pre-School Education Act-Regulations1063

Public Service Board 1046-8

Public Works Department 1056-8

State Housing Commission 1053

Tenders Accepted 1058Tenders for Government Printing1071Tenders Invited 1056-7, 1070

Western Australian Institute of Technology Act-

Western Australian Tertiary Education Act1062W.A. Turf Club-By-laws 1078