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No. 61.] SATURDAY, 30TH NOVEMBER.

Department of External Affairs,Melbourne, 22nd. November, zgo7.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General directs it to benotified that

W. L. BOSSCHART, Esq.,Consul- General for the Netherlands, has returned to Mel-bourne, and . resumed his Consular duties as from the 18thinstant.

ALFRED DEAKIN,Minister of State for External Affairs.

Commonwealth of Australia.Department of External Affairs.

Melbourne.HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with the

advice of the Federal Executive Council, herebyauthorizes the persons hereunder named and each of themwithin the State the name of which appears opposite tothe name of such person, to demand and receive on behalfof the Commonwealth any sum or sums due to the Com-monwealth within such State by any person or personsunder any agreement entered into by such last- mentionedperson or persons, to repay to the Commonwealth the costof and any expenses incurred by the Commonwealth inconnexion with the passage of such last - mentioned personor persons from South Africa to Australia, and in thename of the Commonwealth to institute proceedings inany Court of competent jurisdiction against any such last -mentioned person or persons for the recovery of any suchsum or sums as aforesaid, and for that purpose to lay,sign, exhibit, or make informations or complaints, to sum-mon any person before such Court to appear on behalf ofthe Commonwealth, either personally or by counsel, toconduct any information or complaint so laid, signed,exhibited, or made, and generally to do all such actsand things as may be necessary or incidental to the dueexercise of any of the authorities hereby conferred.

PERSONS AUTHORIZED.Name.

\VILT.IAI1 F. SCHEY, Esq. ... ...JAMES ELLIOTT JENKINS, Esq. ...JOHN J. MCGEE, Esq. ...LEWIS GEORGE MADLEV, Esq.FREDERICK D. NORTH, Esq., C.M.G.PERCY C. DOUGLAS, Esq. ... ...

State.New South Wales.Victoria.Queensland.South Australia.Western Australia.Tasmania.

NOI ?THCOTE,Governor- General..

By His Excellency's Command,.ALFRED DEAKIN.

Melbourne, 22nd November, 7__ 3'.

C.14187.

[1907.

THE PARLIAMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO.

TT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor- General has, in the name

and on behalf of His Majesty, assented, on the datespecified, to the undermentioned Act passed by the Senateand the House of Representatives in Parliament assembled,viz. :

(No. ro of 19o7.)" An Act to amend the Law relating to Parliamentary

Elections and to provide for the Settlement of Questionsrelating to the Qualifications of Members of the Parlia-ment and to Vacancies in either House of the Parliament."

(Assented to 22nd November, 5907.)C. B. BOYDELL,

Acting Clerk of the Parliaments.Office of the Senate,

Melbourne, 23rd November, 5907.

THE PARLIAMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor- General has, in the name

and on behalf of His. Majesty, assented, on the datespecified, to the undermentioned Act passed by the Senateand the House of Representatives in Parliament as-sembled, viz. :

(No. sr of rgo7.)." An Act to grant and apply out of the Consolidated

Revenue Fund a sum for the service of the year endingthe thirtieth day of June One thousand nine hundred andeight."

(Assented to 23rd November, 1907.)C. B. BOYDELL,

Acting Clerk of the Parliaments.Office of the Senate,

Melbourne, 26111 November, 5907.

Commonwealth of Australia.Attorney- General's Department,

Melbourne, 27th November, 1907.CREATION OF NEW OFFICE IN THE

ATTORNEY - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

II IS Excellency the Governor - General, with the adviceof the Federal Executive Council, and pursuant

to the recommendation of the Public Service Commis-sioner, has been pleased to approve of the creation of anew office of Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Division, in theSydney Branch of the Crown Solicitor's Office, Attorney -General's Department, as from the 7th November, 1907.

LITTLETON E. GROOM,Attorney- Gener.:1.

No. 61. -3oth November, 1907

Department of Defence,Melbourne, 3oth November, ryo7.

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

II1S Excellency the Governor- General, acting wick theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, and on

the recommendation of the Commonwealth Public Serv'ceCommissioner, lias been pleased to approve of the follow-ing changes, &c., in connexion with the Department ofDefence, viz.:

NEW SOUTH WALES.ALTERATION OF STAFF.

A new position is created in the 5th Class, Clerical Divi-sion, of Clerk, Rifle Clubs Office, to take effect as fromthe 7th November, 1907.

APPOINTMENT.

JOHN STANISLAUS MCAULIFFE, to be Clerk, rth Class, RifleClubs Office, with salary at the rate of Z;40 per annum ;such appointment to take effect as from the date ofcommencing duty and to be on probation for six months.

ALTERATION OF STAFF.

A new position is created in the 5th Class, Clerical Divi-sion, of Clerk, Ordnance Branch, to take effect as fromthe 7th November, 1907.

APPOINTMENT.

REX LIONEL BACON, to be Clerk, 5th Class, OrdnanceBranch, with salary at the rate of 4o per annum ; suchappointment to take effect as from the date of commenc-ing duty and to be on probation for six months.

VICTORIA.APPOINTMENT.

GEORGE \VEST, to be Clerk, 5th Class, Ordnance Branch,vice D. P. Israel, transferred, with salary at the rateof /40 per annum ; such appointment to take effectas from the date of commencing duty and to be onprobation for six months.

THOS. EWING,Minister of State for Defence.

1406 Commonwealth Gazette

Department of Defence,Nos. 276 -280. Melbourne, 3oth November, 1907.

MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.IIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting with the

advice of the Federal Executive Council, has beenpleased to approve of the following changes, &c., in con-nexion with the Military Forces of the Commonwealth,viz.:ADMINISTRATIVE AND INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF (OFFICERS).

Leave of Absence.(Commonwealth Military Regulation 480.)

Captain J. C. O'BRIEN, Instructional Staff, New SouthWales, two months, from the 12th November, 1907.

ORDNANCE BRANCH.

Leave of Absence.(Commonwealth Military Regulation 490.)

Armourer E. CAYZER, six months, on full pay, fromrgth October, 1907.

NEW SOUTH WALES.TRANSFER.

Reserve o f Ofcers. Lieutenant JOHN ALEXANDERMOORE SMAIr., from the Sydney University Scouts, to beLieutenant. Dated r4th November, 5907.

RESIGNATION'.

The New South Wales Irisez Rifle Regiment. -2nd Lieu-tenant VINCENT BARRON' COGHLAN resigns his commission.Dated 14th November, 5907.

COMMONWEALTH CADET CORPS.

Appointments.Senior Cadets.

FRANK ALFRED WTOODGER,CHARLES JOSEPH WILFRED BERINGER,

. THOMAS BENJAMIN KNAPPETT, .

to be Lieutenants on probation. Dated 7th November,1907.

Cadets.Captain ARTHUR WILLIAM PARSONAGE, to be Signalling

Officer, No. so New South Wales Battalion, Com-monwealth Cadet Corps. Dated 7th November,5907.

WILLIAM GEORGE HARVEY,HENRY ROSS HEPBURN,FRANCIS XAVIER BYRNE,RALPH EDWARD SMITIH BRIDGE,JOSEPH HENRY MARTIN,HAROLD VERNON TUBMAN,

to be Lieutenants on probation. Dated 7th November,1907.

Formation of Detachments.Formation of Detachments at

Public School, Coif's Harbor, to form part of No.8 New South Wales Battalion, CommonwealthCadet Corps.

Public School, Hillston, to form part of No. 10 NewSouth Wales . Battalion, Commonwealth Cadet

. Corps.Superior Public School, Hamilton, and Public School,

Newcastle South, to form part of No. 12 NewSouth Wales Battalion, Commonwealth CadetCorps.

VICTORIA.APPOINTMENT.

6th- Australian Infantry Regiment. HERBERT OCTAVIUSAMYAS DEAN BURROWES, to be 2nd Lieutenant (provi-sionally), supernumerary to the establishment pending ab-sorption. Dated 21st October, 5907. This cancels thenotification relative to this officer which appeared in Com-monwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 57, dated 2nd No-vember, 1907.

PROMOTION.rzth Australian Light Horse Regiment (Victorian

Mounted Rifles). -2nd Lieutenant THOMAS HAROLDREDFORD, to be Lieutenant. Dated 54th November, 1907.

TRANSFERS.

Unattached List. Captain JOHN HALL, from the lothAustralian Light Horse Regiment (Victorian MountedRifles), to be Captain. Dated 14th November, 1907.

Reserve of Officers. -2nd Lieutenant HAMMERSLY GAR -FIELD BOLTON, from the 7th Australian Infantry Regi-ment, to be 2nd Lieutenant. Dated 14th November,5907.

EXTENSION OF AGE FOR RETIREMENT.

Rh Australian Infantry Regiment.No. 223 PrivateJOHN WILLIAMS, for two years, from 16th November,1907.

RIFLE CLUB.Formation of the

Beaconsfield Rifle Club.


Transfer.Mounted Cadeti. Lieutenant JOSEPH JOHN JOHNSTON,

from the Unattached List, to be Lieutenant. Dated 7thNovember, 5907.

Formation of Detachment.Formation of a detachment at State School No. 3056,

Toorak, to form part of No. II Victorian Battalion, Com-monwealth Cadet Corps.

QUEENSLAND.TRANSFERS.

Australian Army Medical Corps. Major JOHN' LoFTUSCUPPAIDGE, from the Volunteer to the Militia Establish-ment. Dated 14tíí November, 1907.

Reserve of Officers.Lieutenant GEORGE ARCHIBALDCOWAN DODS, from the 9th Australian Infantry Regi-ment (Moreton Regiment), to be Lieutenant. Dated 54thNovember, 5907.

RESIGNATIONS.

z3thz Australian Light Horse Regiment (QueenslandMounted Infantry). -2nd Lieutenant JOHN I3ROWNE resignshis .provisional appointment. Dated 14th November, 5907.

9th Australian Infantry Regiment (Moreton Regiment).2nd Lieutenant THOMAS CURRIE resigns his commission.Dated 54th November, 5907.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Australian Garrison Artillery. -2nd Lieutenant (provi-sional) PHILIP HENRY BONHAM, hitherto borne as super-numerary, is brought on the authorized establishment.Dated 1st October, 5907.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.RIFLE CLUB.

Formation of theHummock Hill Rifle Club.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.RIFLE CLUBS.

Formation of theMerredin Rifle Club.Wiluna Rifle Club.

TASMANIA.

APPOINTMENTS.

7'he Tasmanian Rangers. THOMAS HENRY VINCENT, tobe 2nd Lieutenant (provisionally). Dated 14tíí November,5907.

Chaplains' Department. The Reverend FREDERIC JAMESMII.Es, to be Chaplain (4th. Class). Dated r4th November,'907.

Commonwealth Gazette 1411 No. 61. -3oth November, 1907

Department of Home Affairs,Melbourne, 25th November, x907.

jT ENDERS will be received, subject to the Conditionsof Tendering, for

Department of Home Affairs,Melbourne, 30th November, 1907.

NOTIFICATION OF NAMES OF ELECTORALREGISTRARS UNDER THE COMMONWEALTHELECTORAL ACTS 1902 -1905 WHO HAVE CEASEDTO HOLD OFFICE.THE persons specified in the following Schedule have

ceased to be Electoral Registrars under the said Actsto keep the Rolls for, the Polling Places set opposite theirnames in the Schedule.

SCHEDULE.

Name of ElectoralRegistrar who has

ceased to hold Office.Polling Place. Division.

_lfallewa

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.Cecilia May Wells I Gol Gol . .

.Tames Pritchard .. Nuniba . .

llZara °et Morice .. Junction Reefs ..William Mead ..

i

Wallerawan.g . .

Benjamin Harris i Howe's Valley ..STATE OF VICTORIA.

Ferdinand Thos.Le Juge

George FrederickMichaelGeorge Frederick

MichaelGeorge Frederick

MichaelGeorge Frederick

MichaelFrederick Charles

KingWilliam Stred.wickCaroline StephensonRichard Thomas

Jenkins

Emerald

Leongatlia

Koonwarra

Meeniyan

Tarwin Lower

Paradise Valley

BarrierIllawarraMacquarie

Robertson

Flinders

TooradinGoldsborough .. GrampiansPomona

STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.Robert Cranston Colton .. Grey

AndersonRobert. Cranston

AndersonRobert Cranston ..



AndersonRichard Cranston

Anderson

STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Mount Hope

Mount Wedge

Sheringa

Talia

Port Elliston

Frank M. E.Vaughan

George Woods ..Elizabeth Hall ..Ci,therine TaaffeMiry A. MistierFrederick A. Gros-

venorEdward R. ParkerArthur F. Pries ..Eu.gena Ann Smith.

Coolgardie

Northampton .

Adelaide- street . FremantleB :llcvueClaremontFremantle

Midland JunctionBusseltonWongamine

Swan

J. H. KEATING.(E.07/5056 -) Minister of State for Home Affairs.


n IrFERS are invited until Eleven a.m. on Thursday,J ; 5th December, 1907, from persons willing to lease tothe Commonwealth a suite of offices centrally situated, andof about 4,000 square feet area, in the City of Mel-bourne.

Particulars of locality and sizes of rooms to accompanyeach offer.

Offers to be suitably indorsed, and addressed (if bypost, prepaid) to the Secretary, Department of HomeAffairs.

The lowest or any offer not necessarily accepted.

DAVID MILLER,Secretary, Department of Home Affairs,

a8th November, r9o7,

r. Construction and delivery of Presses for Com-monwealth Divisional Returning Officers ;

2. Repairs to Buildings and Mantlets at Rifle Range,Randwick, New South Wales ;

3. Engineers' Depôt, Moore Park ; Minor Additions,&c.,

until Twelve o'clock on Monday, 9th December, rgo7.Drawings and Specifications may be seen at Office of TheWorks Director, Commonwealth Offices, Sydney. Tendersto be indorsed as above, and addressed (if by post, pre -paid) fo the Works Director.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted.

Tenders are to be in all cases on the printed forms,which can be obtained at the Works Director's Office.

DAVID MILLER,Secretary, Department of Home Affairs.

Commonwealth Public Service Act rgis.

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.

APPLICATIONS are invited by the Public ServiceCommissioner from persons qualified for appoint-

ment to the positions specified below. .

Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible roiappointment to the Administrative and Professional Divi-sions, but are not eligible for appointment to Clerical orGeneral Division vacancies, unless they were in the serviceof a State on Est January, rgor, or have retired from theservice of the Commonwealth or of a State.

Officers in the Commonwealth Service must applythrough the Chief Officer or Permanent Head, in accord-ance with Regulation No. r48 (h).

Applicants who are officers of the Public Service of aState should state the date of their appointment to theService, present position and salary.

Applicants from outside the Service should state theirqualifications for the office they seek. Copies only ofdiplomas, references, testimonials, or certificates shouldbe forwarded. If the originals are required, they willbe asked for.

All applications must be in the applicants' own hand-writing, and their date of birth should be stated.

Position. Locality. Divisionand Salary.

ApplicationsReturnable.

POSTMASTER -G FNMA l.'6í DEPARTMENT.

State of New South Wales. .

Mail Officer ... Newcastle ... General, £192 7th Pecem-to £228 per berannum

Line Foreman

*Assistant ...

Postmaster,Grade N.

Clerk, 4th Class

Instrument Fiter, Grade I.(two positions )

State of Queensland.No. 4 Party ... General, £156

to £162 pc-rannum

No. 3 Party ... General, £G0to £110 perannum

State of South Australia.Jamestown ... Clerical, £235

per annum,less £23 forrent

State of Western Australia.ReçordsBranch

Electrical Erigi-neer's Branch

Clerical, £185to £285 perannum

General, £114to £132 perannum.

7th Decem-ber

7th Decem-ber

7th Decem-ber

14th Decem -'ber

14th December

* R.:-advertised.

D. C. McLACHLAN,Public Service Commissioner.

F. J. HEALY,Acting Secretary.

Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,Melbourne, 28th November) IPPA ?,

No. 61. -3oth November, 1907 1412 Commonwealth Gazette

Commonwealth of Australia.PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATION, No. 90.

FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.

(Held on 2nd Not'cmber, 1907 : 327 Candidates Examined3 E following candidates were successful at the above

examination, and have thereby qualified for appoint-ment to the position of Telegraph Messenger at the placesunder which their names respectively appear.

The following should be noted : --(1) The names will remain on the Register of Qualified

Candidates for eighteen months, that is, untiland including 28th May, 1909, when they must,in accordance with the law, be removed therefrom.

(2) A candidate,though successful, cannot be appointedafter he attains his sixteenth birthday.

(3) A candidate passes this examination if he secures atleast half marks in Handwriting and in Spellingonly ; but those who have also gained half marksin Arithmetic at this examination will, if appointed,be eligible for promotion to a higher position inthe General Division without further examinationin these subjects.

(4) Those who have not secured at least 100 marks inArithmetic will be required to pass a furtherexamination, after appointment, in Handwriting,Spelling, and Arithmetic, in order to becomeeligible for promotion. Promotion examinationsare held annually.

151 Unless a Telegraph Messenger receives promotion toa higher position before reaching the age of 18years, he must retire from the Service on attainingthat age.

(6) Where two or more candidates secure the samenumber of marks, their order of merit is deter-mined by the number of marks obtained for (a)Arithmetic, and (b) Handwriting, and, wherethese numbers are also equal, then by ballot.

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NEW SOUTH WALES.SYDNEY AND SUBURBS.

Hatton, James ..Geraghty, James Paul ..Coltman, Everet GraydonLamb, Glennie Alex. ..Eldred, Arthur Cyril ..Jones, Wm. Henry ..Hunt, Joshua Henry ..Pilgrim, Herbert WilliamGunningham, Herbert ..Graham, Richard .

Tresidder, Wm. Robert A.Ellis, James Robt. ..Ayiton, Raymond AlsagerLambert, John ThomasWoodford, Arthur John C.Bates, Leslie Isaac ..Ward, Patk. Francis ..Rollason, Per' y Edwd.MacMillan, Alexander ..Hingerty, Walter AlphonsusBeringer, George AugustusFitzpatrick, Percy ..Warr, James Leonard ..Read, Henry James ..O'Leary, Chris. ThomasThomas, Williatn HughWilliams, Claude Asher N.O'Brien, Gladstone BedeLamond, James David ..Deady, John Joseph ..Burtt, Thomas Alfred ..Payne, Dudley C. L. ..Clynick, Norman ..Knowles, Frederick WilliamGreen, John Reuben ..Gaskin, Albert John ..Herbert, John Darcy ..Thompson, Edward VyvianShepherd, Albert LivingstonePaar.son, Aubrey Vine ..Richards, Ernest ArthurHutchings, Sidney_James

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PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATION COntinued.

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NEW SOUTH WALES continued.SYDNEY AND SUBURBS continued.

Moeller, George WilliamSteedman, John BurtonSkehan, JosephPhillips, Arthur HerbertStratton, James TraillSwain, Bertram Fredk. R.Beevor, William GeorgeVanni, HumbertStratton, Thomas JosephFahey, John Joseph ..Rice, Percy .Reid, Henry Ernest .

Coleman, Thomas Bert.Cashman, William A. HenryStuart, CharlesMcDonald, Francis ..East, Claude Robert .

Parker, GeorgeLeek, George Harold ..Knight, Frederick WilliamFarey, Edward DowntainMurray, Stanley PatrickWallace, William JamesDonaldson, John SydneyJones, Henry ..Smith, James FrederickBennetts, John WilliamSpowart, JohnQuinn, John DanielMcQuade, LawrenceRyan, James .

Meehan, William JamesFloyd, HoracePrice, Daniel Henry ..Harris, Albert Jack .

Fritz, William FrederickGailey, Leslie JamesMason, Leonard Gurtli ..

AL BURY.Webb, Wm. LeonardWard, John ..

BROKEN HILL.Halliday, Samuel ArnoldTrenerry, Henry GeorgeTeddy, Luke Percival ..Anderson, Arthur

BRUSHGROVE

Rinkin, Christoff PercyMunro, Caulam Leigh ..Kay, Kinross ..

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115 1.54 409

Hughston, Harold . 1 210 140 + 56 406Telford, Robert Arther .. 140 J 125 I 38 J 303

CASINO.

Don, Leonard St. Clair .. j200COONATt BI.E.

Caldwell, Albert. EdwardBacigalupo, Bettie James

1 135 a 90 ¡ 425

150 120 90 360160 115 I 84 359

HILLGROVE.Kilpatrick. Win. James .. I 230 190 1 164 534

KANGAROO VALLEY.

Vance, Raymond TennysonRolph, John .. . .

Chittick, Robert Andrew C.

Braby, Hessel Frank

.. 210.. 230.. 195

135130130

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KyO G LE.

.. 180 t 135 i 168 1 483LOUTH.

A1atlien-s, Leslie Divine .. I 220 i 150 200 J 570MULWALA.

Jones, George Richard ..Lonsdale, Francis Leo. ..Sandral, Prosper Win. ..'%1cGrath, James

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Commonwealth Gazette 1409


EXEMPTION OF AN OFFICER.HIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council has

been pleased to declare that the provisions of theCommonwealth Public Service Act 5902 shall not apply to

A. FEWSTER,who is temporarily employed as Telephone Attendant atCommonwealth Offices, Spring- street, Melbourne, for aperiod of six months from the 5th November, 1907.

J. H. KEATING,Minister of State for Home Affairs.A.o7/7987


TRANSFER OF AN OFFICER.

II 1S Excellency the Governor - General in Council, inpursuance of the provisions of the Commonwealth

Public Service Act 5902, has approved of the transferof

DONALD PERCY ISRAEL,Clerk, 5th Class, Ordnance Branch, Department of De-fence, State of Victoria, to the position of Clerk, 5thClass, in the Electoral Branch, Central Staff, Departmentof Home Affairs, at his present salary of /,;So per annum ;such transfer to take effect as from the. 1st December,1907.

J. H. KEATING,A.07/7991. Minister of State for Home Affairs.


PAYMENT TO AN OFFICER.HIS Excellency the Governor General in Council has

approved of authority being granted for the pay-ment to A. W. Avrton, Messenger, Department of HomeAffairs, Sydney, of an amount of Five shillings (5s.), forassisting generally at Examinations Nos. 79 and 82, heldon the 54th September last, and a further amount of Fiveshillings (5s.) for rendering a like service in connexionwith Examination No. 86, held on the 5th October, 1907.

J. H. KEATING,ß.o7 /9678. Minister of State for Home Affairs.


PURCHASE OF A SITE FOR A POST OFFICE ATSANDSTONE, WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

II IS Excellency the Governor- General in Council hasapproved of authority being granted for the pur-

chase as a site for a Post Office, from the Governmentof the State of Western Australia, for the sum of Fourhundred and fifty pounds (45o), of Block No. 32 inthe town of Sandstone, Western Australia.

J. H. KEATING,A.o7 /799o. Minister of State for Home Affairs.


LEASING OF PREMISES.HIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council has

approved of authority being granted for the follow-ing leases :-

I. For Postal purposes from Mr. C. G. Lark :n'premiscs situated at Kyogle, in the State 6f NewSouth Wales, on a quarterly tenancy from thethe 1st January, 1908, with rental at the rateof ¿7o per annum.

2. For Customs purposes f rom Mr. T. G. Fordcertain rooms in the King's Warehouse, Hobart,State of Tasmania, at a rental of JI2o perannum.

3. For Defence purposes from the British India andQueensland Agency Company Limited -a Float-ing Magazine, at a rental of 43 per week, fora period of six months.

J. H. KEATING,Minister of State for Home Affairs.B.07/9683/4

A.o7/7989.


NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF AREGULATION UNDER THE COMMONWF :ACTH.PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 5902.PURSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 5903, notice

is hereby given that His Excellency the GovernorGeneral, acting with the advice of the Federal ExecutiveCouncil, was, on the 2209) day of November, 5907, pleased

No. 6i. -3oth November, 1907

to make a Regulation under the Commonwealth Public.5; rvice Act 1902 (in regard to the positions of PainterForeman, Telephone Monitor, Sailmaker Foreman, andSaddler and Harness -maker Foreman), to come into opera-tion forthwith.

The Regulation may be cited as Statutory Rules, 1907,No. 118, and copies of these may be obtained at the Go-vernment Printing Office, Melbourne, at the price ofThreepence.

J. H. KEATING,A.o7 /i986. Minister of State for Home Affairs.


NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKiNG OF AREGULATION UNDER THE COMMONWEALTHPUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1902.

URSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 5903, noticeis hereby given that His Excellency the Governor-

General, acting with the advice of the Federal ExecutiveCouncil, was, on the 22nd day of November, 5907, pleasedto make a Regulation under the Commonwealth PublicService Act 1902 (in regard to Sunday work), to come intooperation forthwith.

The Regulation may be cited as Statutory Rules, io.07,No. 119, and copies of these may be purchased at the Go-vernment Printing Office, Melbourne, at the price. ofThreepence.

J. H. KEATING,A.o7 /7988. Minister of State for Home Affairs.


Secte of New Sr,nth T'aies.A POLLING PLACE UNDER THE COMMONWEALTH

ELECTORAL ACTS 1902 -1905 ABOLISHED.THE Polling Place specified in the first column of the foi -

lowing Schedule is hereby abolished as from the date ofthe publication of this notice in the Gazette. and it is herebydirected that the names of the Electors on the Polling PlaceRoll for that Polling Place shall be changed to the PollingPlace Roll set opposite to the name of the said PollingPlace in the second column of the Schedule.

SCHEDULE.

Naive of Abolished ¡Polling Place Roll to

Polling Place. which Electors' Namesare changed.

Blakebrook

Division.

Goolmangar ... Richmond

J. H. KEATING,(E.07/4093.) Minister of State for Home Affairs.


State of New South Wales.ALTERATION IN THE NAMES OF POLLING PLACES

UNDER THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORALACTS 1902 1905.

IT is hereby notified that the following alterations in thenames of Polling Places have been made :-

Original Name of PollingPlace.

North ArmRowland's Creek ...Tnnstall ...

Altered Name of PollingPlace.

ChillinghaìnUkiTuncester

Division.

Richmond,

J. H. KEATING,(E.07/4992.) Minister of State for Home Affairs.

Department of Home Affairs.Melbourne, 22nd November, 1907.

STATE OF QUEENSLAND.APPOINTMENT OF DIVISIONAL RETURNING OFFICER FOR

OXLEY.

LT IS Excellency the Governor- General in Council hasbeen pleased to approve, under the provisions of

the Commonwealth Electoral Acts 1902 -1905, of the ap-pointment of

WILLIAM McGREGORas Divisional Returning Officer for the CommonwealthElectoral Division of Oxley, in the State of Queensland,during the absence on leave of the permanent officer,William Johnston Robinson ; such appointment to takeeffect on and from the 1st November, 1907.

J. H. KEATING,Minister of Stale for Home Affairs,(E07/ 4998-)

-No, 6t.--3oth N6vember, 1907 _ 1410 Commonwealth Gazette


APPOINTMENT OF ELECTORAL REGISTRARS UNDER THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL ACTS1902-1905.

TIE Miaister for Home Affairs has appointed the persons specified in the following Schedule to be, during the pleasureof the Minister, Electoral Registrars under the said Acts to keep the Rolls for the Polling Places set opposite their names

in the Schedule ; such appointments to take effect in each case on and from the date of entry on duty.

SCIiEDIILE.

Name of Electoral Registrar. Pofling Place. Division.

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALtS.

Postal Address.

Cecilia May Rheba WellsPeter McCabe ..James Carter, jun. ..James Dill Caldwell ..Herbert Luther JennerGeorge Samuel RobertsRichard O'GradyJohn Thomas Hurst ThameBenjamin George Bards

Gol Gol . .Spicer's CreekWallaby ParkTiialaba ..Tomalla ..Numba ..Junction ReefsWallerawang ..Howe's Valley

Barrier ..Darling

..Hunter

IllawarraMacquarie

Robertson

State School, Gol GolSpicer's Creek

Wallaby Park, vió TomingleyPost Office, Dungog

GloucesterNowra

iJunction Reefs

i Post Office, WallerawangHowe's Valley

STATE OF VICTORIA.

Amelia Bristow Emerald .. i Flinders Post Office, EmeraldHermann Brash Koonwarra LeongathaHermann Brash LeongathaHermann Brash . . MeeniyanHermann Brash Tarwin LowerFrancis Babington Wall Paradise Valley Menzies' CreekJohann August Heinrich Carl Tooradin .. Tooradin

SchneiderEffie Connell Goldsborough.. .. Grampians GoldsboroughJames Allen Morcom .. Pomona .. Pomona

STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

George Andrew Hicks Colton .. Grey Post Office, Port EllistonGeorge Andrew Hicks Mount Hope ..George Andrew Hicks . ,

George Andrew Hicks ..1llount WedgePort Elliston .. f,

George Andrew Hicks .. Sheringa ..George Andrew Hicks .. Talia

STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Edmund H ury Hartley HallEthel A 1_lhide Jones

Mallewa ..North am pton

Coolgardie Post Office, Mullewa,Northampton

Rudolph Albert Selk . . Adelaide- street Fremantle 108 Mary-street, FremantleJohn Frederick Wall Bellevue -Post Office, Midland JunctionFrederick W_lliain Tuckett Claremont .. ClaremontRudolph Albert Selk Fremantle .. 108 Mary- street, FremantleJohn Frederick Wall Midland Junction Post Office, Midland JunctionWilliam Alex-ander Urquhart Brookton .. Swan PingellyWilliam Alexander. Urquhart Westbrook ..Alfred .F. Pries . . Busselton .. BusseltonWalter Henry S '.e'l Martin .. Mount Kokeby BeverleyErae3t Ha' by Wood .. Tambellu .. Broome HillJohn Gerrans .. Woodani'_ling KatanningAmy Matilda Smith .. Wongamine .. Wongamine

(E.07/5056.) J. H. KEATING,Minister of State for Home Affairs.

Commonwealth Gazette 1407 No. 61. -3oth November, 1967

Department of Defence,Melbourne, 3otli October, 1907.

MILITARY FORCES OF. THE COMMONWEALTH.

RESIGNATION.

The Tasmanian Rangers. -2nd Lieutenant GODFREY

WENTWORTH CHRISP resigns his commission. Dated 14thNovember, 1907.

RETIREMENT.

Warrant Officer ROBERT MARR MILLAR, District Head-quarters Staff, is placed on the Retired List, with thehonorary rank of Lieutenant, under the provisions ofCommonwealth Military Regulation 123. Dated 7th No-vember, 1907.


Appointment.ALLAN SCOTT BOAG, to be Lieutenant on probation.

Dated 7th November, 1907.THOS. EWING,

Minister of State for Defence.

Department of Defence,Melbourne, 3oth November, 1907.

PAYMENT OF AN OFFICER.HIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council, in

pursuance of the provisions of the CommonwealthPublic Service Act 1902, has approved of

J. J. F. L AHIFF,Comptroller of Stores at Melbourne, accepting an honor-arium of Z.2 2s. for services rendered, namely inspectingand testing certain samples of fabrics on behalf of theRailway Commissioner, Victoria.

THOS. EWING,Minister of State for Defence.

Department of Defence,Victoria Barracks,

Melbourne, 3oth November, 1907.

CADETSHIPS IN THE ROYAL NAVY.

THE following particulars are published for the infor-mation of parents who desire their sons to obtain

nominations for cadetships in the Royal Navy :The Commonwealth is granted eight nominations for

Cadetships in the Royal Navy annually.Application for nomination must be made to the

Governor - General or to the Governor of any State in theCommonwealth, and must be lodged before the 1st ofNovember of the year preceding that for which thenomination is desired.

Candidates must pass a qualifying examination in educa-tional subjects, which will be held in the capital of eachState. in the months of March, July, and November ofeach year.

Candidates at these examinations must not be less than12 years and 8 months nor more than 13 years of ageon the dates set forth hereunder :

Examination attended Date required to beby Candidate. within age limits.

March.July.November.

15111 'May following.15tH September following.I5tli January following.

Candidates must also pass a medical examination.If a nomination is approved and the candidate passes

the qualifying and medical examinations, he will be sentto England to join the Royal Naval College at Osbornefor a four years' period of training.

The fees payable to the College are £75 per annum,exclusive of expenses for clothing, books, and other re-quisites, pocket money, &c.

A private allowance of ¿5o per annum is also re-quired to be made to cadets from thé expiration of theirperiod of training until they reach the rank of ActingSub Lieutenant.

Forms of application, copies of the regulations, andany other information required, may be obtained onapplication to this office.

S. A. PETHBERIDGE,Acting Secretary, Department of Defence.

BLANKETS OF COMMONWEALTH MANUFACTURE.

TENDETENDERS for the manufacture and supply ofRSwill be received by the Secretary, De-

partment of Defence, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne, upto noon on 4th December, 1907.

Forms of tender may be obtained and sealed patternsseen, as under :

New South Wales Ordnance Department, George -street, Circular Quay, Sydney.

Victoria Ordnance Department, Victoria Barracks,Melbourne.

Queensland Ordnance Department, Petrie - terrace,Brisbane.

South Australia Ordnance Department, Adelaide.Western Australia Ordnance Department, Perth.Tasmania- Ordnance Department, Hobart.

S. A. PETHEBRIDGE,Acting Secretary, Department of Defence.

CORRIGENDUM.Department of Defence,

26th November, 1907.

W ITH reference to Contracts Accepted, appearing onpage 1392 of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette,

No. 6o, of 23rd November, Icìo7, the item " Horses,riding, per whole day " under Contract 783, should read15s. instead of as shown therein.

S. A. PE`1`HFERIDGi'.Secrcr`ìr ¡. De :izmcIt ccf D °_ îence

Department of Defence,Melbourne, 20th November, 1907.

MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ACCOUTREMENTS OF COMMONWEALTH MANUFACTURE.

TENDERS for the manufacture and supply o faccoutrements will be received by the Secretary,

Department of Defence, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne,up to Noon on 9th January, 1908.

Forms of tender may be obtained and sealed patternsseen, as. under :

New South Wales Ordnance Department, George -street, Circular Quay, Sydney.

Victoria Ordnance Department, Victoria Barracks,Melbourne.

Queensland Ordnance Department, Petrie - terrace,Brisbane.

South Australia Ordnance Department, Adelaide.Western Australia Ordnance Department, Perth.Tasmania Ordnance Department, Hobart.


Department of ]Yefence,Melbourne, 20th November, 1907.

MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTHNEW SOUTH WALES, VICTORIA, QUEENS -LAND, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AND WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF UNIFORM CLOTHING, KITSAND NECESSARIES FOR THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY.

r TENDERS for the supply of uniform clothing, kits1L and necessaries for the Royal Australian Artillery

will be received until Twelve o'clock (noon) on Friday,the loth December, 1907..

It will be necessary to tender separately for the require-ments of each State.

Tenders must be addressed and forwarded to the SeniorOrdnance Officer of the State concerned.

Forms of tender and full particulars may be obtainedon application to the Senior Ordnance Officer :

New . South WalesGeorge-street, Circular Quay,Sydney.

Victoria St. Kilda -road, Melbourne.Queensland Petrie- terrace, Brisbane.South Australia District Staff Offices, Adelaide,Western Australia District Staff Offices, Perth,

S. A. PETHEBRIDGE,Acting Secretary; Department of Defence.

Department of Defence,Melbourne, loth November, 1907.

MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTHNEW SOUTH WALES, VICTORIA, QUEENS -LAND, AND WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

TENDERS FOR THE MANUFACTURE AND SUPPLY OF BOOTS.

TENDERS for the manufacture and supply of bootsfor the Permanent Forces will be received until

Twelve o'clock (noon) on Friday, the 20th December, 1907.It will be necessary to tendez separately for the require-

ments of each State.Tenders must be addressed and forwarded to the Senior

Ordnance Officer of the State concerned.Forms of tender and full particulars may be obtained

on application to the Senior Ordnance Officer :New South Wales George - street, Circular Quay,

Sydney.Victoria St. Kilda -road, Melbourne.Queensland Petrie - terrace, Brisbane.South Australia District Staff Offices, Adelaide.Western Australia District Staff Offices, Perth.

S..,.. PETRFBPIDCrActing ccr.i _r , I1.!:-:rtrnent of DP fence.,

No. 61.--30t11 November, 1907

óz.

1408 Commonwealth Gazette

ORDERS IN COUNCIL (Series 1906 -7.)Department of Defence,

Melbourne, 30th November, 1907.

Particulars.

MILITARY FORCES OF THE COM-MONWEALTH. NEW SOUTHWALES.

PURCHASE OF UNIFORMS REQUIRED FOR THEUSE OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTIL-LERY, WITHOUT CALLING FOR PUBLICTENDERS.

794 Tunic, C. S. -M. and Q. -M.S. ... each795 Sergeant Artificer796 Sergeant .797 Corporal -798 Bombardier799 Gunner800 Bandstnan801 Jacket, Khaki Drill802 Trousers, Blue Cloth, R. and F. ... per pair803 ,, W.O.

11804 with footstraps ...

805 Breeches, Khaki Cord80G Cap, Field Service, scarlet body ... each807 Jacket, Canvas

It808 Trousers, Canvas ... ... per pair809 Puggaree, White, Nainsook for

Helmet each810 Chevron, Gold Lace, 1 bar(811 If 2 ,,812 3 I I

813 Yellow Worsted, forGreat Coat, 1 bar

S14 Ye:1ow Worsted, forGreat Coat, 2 bar



817 Cap, Forage, Blue Cloth, withPeak and Scarlet band

818 Hat, White Sun ... ... If

BOOTS.819 i Wellington820 j Ankle, for Mounted Service821: for Dismounted Service

Rate.

£ s. d.

3 12 63 10 03 5 01 17 61 16 61 15 62 10 6O 16 9O 18 61 2 91 2 61 3 3O 4 9O 6 9O 5 8

O 0 70 1 0O 2 0O 3

0 0 6

0 1 0

0 1 6

0 2 0

0 9 31. 9t

... per pair ; 0 16 9O 9 11.

... 0 10 6

Name of firm. Cnarged sgainst Vote orFund. Authority.

r C.

J

Andel :son

.1John hunter andSon

} Contingencies

Approved 1tythe Governorin Council,22nd Novem-ber, 1907.

Department of Defence,Melbourne, 30th October, rgo7.

MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTHVICTORIA.

TENDERS FOR THE MANUFACTURE AND SUPPLY OFBLANKETS, R.A.A. PATTERN.

TENDERS for the making and supply of 250 Blankets,R.A.A. Pattern, for the Commonwealth MilitaryForces of Victoria will be received up to noon on 4thDecember 1907.

Tenders must be addressed and forwarded to the SeniorOrdnance Officer, Ordnance Stores, Victoria Barracks,Melbourne.Sealed Pattern Blanket may be seen, and full particu-

lars obtained, on application to the Senior OrdnanceOfficer :New South Wales George - street, Circular Quay,Sydney.Victoria St. Kilda -road, Melbourne.Queensland Petrie- terrace, Brisbane.South Australia. District Staff Offices, Adelaide.Western Australia District Staff Offices, Perth.Tasmania District Staff Offices, Hobart.


NOTICE OF TARGET PRACTICE.LARGET Practice will be carried on by the RoyalAustralian Artillery, Victoria, from the undermen-

tioned Forts, from the 1st to the 31st of December, 1907,between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. :Fort. Direction of Target.Queenscliff S.S.W. and S.E. by E.Crow's Nest S. by E.

Swan Island ... ... N.E. and S.W.» Land Range.

NepeanEagle's NestFranklin ...South ChannelGellibrand

N. and N.E.N.E.N.W.N.E. and S.W.


All Forts from which Practice is carried on will fly ared flag from the masthead of Flagstaff. All Ships andBoats should be kept at a distance of at least Boo yardsto the left and r mile to the right of the line of fire fora distance of 6,000 yards from the Battery, in accordancewith Part VI. Defence Act, No. 20, 1903. The occupantsof buildings in the vicinity of the guns should open alldoors and windows, and take necessary precautions tomake their property secure from concussion.

W. J. CLARK, Major, R.A.A.,O.C., R.A.A., Victoria.

Department of Defence,Melbourne, 19th October, 1907.

NOTICE OF TARGET PRACTICE.TARGET Practice will be carried on by the Royal

Australian Artillery, Victoria, from the undermen-tioned Forts, from the 1st to the 30th of November, 1907,between the hours of 7 and 6 p.m. :

Direction of Target.Fort.QueenscliffCrow's NestSwan Island

NepeanEagle's NestFranklin ...South Channel

a.m.

Land Range.

S. S. W. and S. E. by E.S. by E.N.E. and S.W.

N. andN.E.N.WT.

N.E.

Gel librand ... N.E. and S.W.All Forts from which Practice is carried on will fly ared flag from the masthead of Flagstaff. All Ships andBoats should be kept at a distance of at least Soo yards

to the left and r mile to the right of the line of fire for adistance of 6,000 yards from the Battery, in accordancewith Part VI., Defence Act, No. 20, r903. Theoccupants of buildings in the vicinity of the guns shouldopen all doors and windows, and take necessary precau-tions to make their property secure from concussion.

W. J. CLARK, Major, R.A.A.,C.O., R.A.A., Victoria.

Commonw a1th Gazette

APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.The appointments of the under -mentioned officers, who

. were appointed on probation in the positions shown oppo-site their respective names, have been confirmed, viz. :

ROY AUGUSTINE STRUD \VICE, Telegraph Messenger, Tele-graph Branch.

JOHN ERNEST BERRY, Telegraph Messenger, Kalgoorlie.DANIEL GILLIES, Telegraph Messenger, Collie.BERNHARD GUSTAV WALTER, Telegraph Messenger,

.Narrogm.CECIL REDMOND, Telegraph Messenger, Menzies.

EXTENSION OF PROB. \TION.

Tile period of probation of HERBERT CHARLES COMBER

BROWN, Telegraph Messenger, Perth, has been extendedfor three months from 15th October, 1907.

DEDUCTION FROM SALARY OF RENT FOR QUARTERS.

The suns of Thirty -one pounds ( .43I) has been fixed asfair and reasonable rent for quarters to be occupied byTHOMAS GEORGE DAVEY, in the position of Postmaster,Eucla, such amount to be deducted from that officer's

salary as from 1st December, 1907.RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

C. V. BEILBY, Clerk, Correspondence and Records Branch,Perth, from 16th August, 1907.

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OFFICES ABOLISHED.

Telegraphist, Eucla.Assistant, Telegraph Branch.Postmistress, Grade XV., Fremantle Town Hall.

NEW OFFICES CREATED.

Telegraphist, 4th Class, Eucla.Telegraphist, 5th Class, Eucla (7 positions).Assistant, General Division, Hopetoun.Supervisor, 4th Class, Eucla.

SAMUEL MAUGER,Postmaster - General.

No. 61.-3oth November, i 9ó7

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.FURLOUGH.

I-I:oLDER, Postmaster, Jamestown, four months onfull pay. (This takes the place of the notice respectingsix months' furlough granted to H. R. Holder, whichappears on page 965, Colnmozzwealt?i Gazette No. 38,o f 13th July, 1907.)

MARY ESTHER DRAPER, Postmistress, Mallala, Six monthson full pay.

Ex. Mins. 2i3, 276, 277, 282, 284.

Postmaster- General's Department,22nd November, 1907.

fEIS Excellency the Governor General, by and withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has

approved that extensions of sick leave of absence, leaveof absence without pay, and furlough, as the case may be,be granted to the undermentioned officers of the Post-master- General's Department, namely :--

NEW SOUTH WALES.EXTENSIONS OF SICK LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

JOAN LEO GRAY, Instrument Fitter, Electrical Engineer'sBranch, from 1st to 13th October, 1907, inclusive, onhalf pay.

E. E. TRUSS, Lift Attendant, Sydney, from 9th to 15thOctober, 1907, inclusive, on half pay.

FURLOUGH.

IIARRY OUsBl \'EST, Telegraphist, Cowra, six months onfull pay.

EI1MA ROBINSON, Telephone Operator, Tacking Point,six months on full pay.

WILLIAM J OSEPIL LARTER, Senior Assistant, TelegraphBranch, six months on full pay, as from 27th Septem-ber, 1907.

ARTHUR 1-{ARRY ALLEN MCKINLEY, Telegraphist, sixmonths on full pay, as from 7th October, 1907.

GEORGE RAE, Assistant Manager, Telegraph Branch, three. months on full pay.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.EXTENSIONS OF SICK LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

F. M. MANNION, Telephone Attendant, Boulder, from 8thOctober, 1907, to 7th December, 1907, inclusive, onhalf pay.

E. M. WTITiIERS, Telephone Attendant, Perth, from 18thSeptember, 1907, to loth October, 1907, inclusive, onhalf pay.

j, f- RENSH.A \v, Senior Lineman, Fitzroy, nine days, from20111 to 2Sth September, 1907, inclusive, on half pay.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE WITHOUT PAY.

HHUBERT HENRY CHESTER, Letter Carrier, Guildford, six

months. Such period of leave not to be counted for anypurpose as part of such officer's period of service.

TASMANIA.EXTENSIONS OF SICK LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

H. H. MANING, Postmistress, Franklin, three months,from 1st November, 1907, on one-third pay.

R BRETT, Telegraphist, Launceston, one month andtwenty-three days, from 24th July, 1907, to 15th Sep-tember, 1907, inclusive, on half pay.

FURLOUGH.

JOHN PATRICK O'BRIEN, Storekeeper, Hobart, six monthson full pay.

VICTORIA.EXTENSIONS OF SICK LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

V. I3UnKE, Telephone Attendant, Central Exchange, ninedays, from 4th to 12th October, 1907, inclusive, on one -

third pay.F. J. FORT ;Es, Telegraphist, Telegraph Branch, one week,

from 17th to 23rd October, 1907, inclusive, on half pay.MABEL \\T11urE, Supervisor, `telegraph Branch, three days,

from 2nd to 4th 'November, 1907, inclusive, on half pay.L. G. BLAKE, Senior Assistant, Accounts Branch, three

weeks and six days, from nth November, 1907, to 6thDecember, 1907, inclusive, on half pay.

A. GouIV, Instrument Fitter, Electrical Engineer'sBranch, five weeks and four days, from gth December,1907, to 16th January, 1908, inclusive, on half pay.

P. C. JOIINsTON, Senior Assistant, Bright, one week, from22nd to 2Sth October, 1907, inclusive, without pay.

QUEENSLAND.FURLOUGH.

JOHN PARKER, Lineman (in charge of office), 'Wyandotte,six months on full pay.

JOHN GEORGE CoTT. \fit, Sorter, Mail Branch, six months

on full pay.


Postmaster- General's Department,27th November, 1907.

11IE following Staff changes, &c., in the Postmaster -General's Department have been made in accordance

with the provisions of the Commonwealth Public ServiceAct 190.2 and regulations thereunder, namely :

NEW SOUTH WALES.A. G. GRIFFITHS, Telephone Attendant, Na and to

be Telephone Attendant, West Wyalong; Fahey,transferred.

T. G. G. FAHEY, Telephone Attendant, West Wyalong,to be Telephone Attendant, Narrandera; vice Griffiths,transferred.

H. SWIRE, Clerk, 4th Class, Mail Branch, to be Clerk,4th Class, Correspondence Branch, with present salary ;vice Donaldson, deceased.

C. M. BLACK, Postmaster, Grade XI., Wyalong, to bePostmaster, Grade XI., Berry, With present salary asfrom 19th December, Igo¡ ; vice Barclay, transferred.

J." CURRAN, Postmaster, Grade XIII., Coonabarabran,salary ,4205 per annum, to be Postmaster, Grade XI.,Wyalong, with salary of Ç2IO per annum, as from 19thDecember, 1907 ; vice Black, transferred.

J. L. SHAMBLER, Postmaster (unattached), to be Post-

master, Grade XIII., Coonabarabran, . with present

salary, as from 19th December, 1907; vice Curran,

transferred.VICTORIA.

R. STEWART, Clerk, 4th Class (performing work classifiedin 5th Class), Telegraph Branch, salary 2200 perannum, to be Clerk, 4th Class, Correspondence Branch,with salary of £210 per annum, as from 16th Decem-ber, 1907.

T. FI. MCGP.7ON, Clerk, 4th Class (performing workclassified in 5111 Class), Correspondence Branch, salaryL200 per annum, to -be Clerk, 4th. Class, CorrespondenceBranch, with salary of £210 per annum, as from 16thDecember, I ,07.

T. F. BALL, Letter Carrier, Grade II., salary L'1.38 perannum, reduced to Letter Carrier, Grade I., with salaryof 126 per annum, as from 3rd October, 1907.

E. MULLEN, Letter Carrier, Grade I., Geelong, salary'132 per annum, to be Letter Carrier, Gade II., with

_salary of £138 per annum, as from 3rd October, 1.907;to fill. the grade vacancy vice Bali, reduced.

P. C. JOHNSTON, Senior Assistant, Bright, to be SeniorAssistant, C'reswick, with present salary ; vice W. F.Johnston, transferred.

No. 61.-3oth November, 1907

H. A. HALL, Letter Carrier, Grade I., Mail Branch,salary £I26 per annum, to be Senior Assistant,. Bright,with present salary ; vice P. C. Johnston, transferred.

D. O'BRIEN, Assistant (Letter Carrier), Benalla, salaryL I Io per annum, to be Letter Carrier, Grade L,Benalla, with salary of .4114 per annum, as from 54thDecember, 5997 ; to fill the grade vacancy vice Hall,transferred.

R. P. HARDECK, Assistant, Mail Branch, to be Assistant,Warragul, with present salary ; vice Fair, transferred.I. H. KENNY, Assistant (Mail Driver), Mail Branch, tobe Assistant, Mail Branch ; vice Harbeck, transferred.

W. F. BATES, Assistant (Porter), Prahran, to be Assistant,Prahran, with present salary, as from 56th December,1907 ; vice Mansell, transferred.

F. H. COLPREY, Assistant (Mail Driver), Mail Branch, tobe Assistant (Porter), Prahran, with present salary, asfrom 56th December, 1907 ; vice Bates, transferred.C. H. M. W. DOUGAN, Telegraphist, Ist Grade, TelegraphBranch, salary .4200 per annum, to be Telegraphist,

2nd Grade, with salary of ,42IO per annum, as from16th December, 1907 ; vice Drummond, resigned.

E. T. CONBOy, Postmistress, Grade XIV., Windsor, to bePostmistress, Grade XIV., Preston, with same salary.H. 'W EBB, Postmistress, Grade XIV., Law Courts, to bePostmistress, Grade XIV., Windsor, with present salary;vice Conboy, transferred.

W. LOWE, Batteryman, Electrical Engineer's Branch, tobe Batteryman, Telegraph Branch, with present salary;vice Dowling, transferred.P. J. DOWLING, Assistant (B), Telegraph Branch, to beAssistant (13), Electrical Engineer's Branch, with pre-sent salary ; vice Lowe, transferred.T. 3. W. CARTER, Assistant, Oakleiglr, to be Assistant,Richmond South, with present salary ; vice Bourne,transferred.J. LAWsON, Lineman, Grade I., Electrical Engineer'sBranch, salary Jrr4 per annum, to be Lineman, GradeII., with salary of .4.526 per annum, as from 59th

December, 1907 ; to fill the grade vacancy ; vice Simkin,promoted.G. E. SCOTT, Assistant, Omeo, to be Assistant, Relieving

Staff, with present salary.

QUEENSLAND.T. W. H. PAYNE, Assistant (Letter Carrier), Ravenswood,

to be Assistant, Mail Branch, with present salary ; viceOhye, transferred.W. O. BAILEY, Assistant (Letter Carrier), Mail Branch,to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), Ravenswood, withpresent salary ; vice Payne, transferred.F. OIiYE, Assistant, Mail Branch, to be Assistant (Letter

Carrier), Mail Branch, with present salary; vice Bailey,transferred.S. M. MERRILL, Assistant (Letter Carrier), Mail Branch,to be Junior Instrument Fitter, Rockhampton, with pre-sent salary.W. CLEWS, Telephone Attendant, Rockhampton, has leen

placed on the unattached list.D. CHARLES, Assistant (Letter Carrier), Mail Branch, tobe Assistant, Warwick, with present salary.D. McCAsxm, Assistant, Mail Branch, to be Assistant(Letter Carrier), Mail Branch, with present salary ;vice Charles, transferred.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.D. McCRANN, Telegraph MesseniTer, Bunbury, to be Tele-graph Messenger, Waroona, with present salary ; viceRyan, promoted.

The increase of the salary of W. A. SMITH to ¿r60per annum on his transfer from the position of SeniorAssistant to that of Telegraphist (as notified on page 852of Commonwealth Gazette, No. 33, of ILth June, 1907),to take effect as from 1st July, 1907, in lieu of from 1stAugust, 1907.

TASMANIA.

L. T. ROSE, Assistant, Strahan, to be Assistant, Burnie,with present salary.A. R. NEIL SON, Assistant (Letter Carrier), Strahan, to beAssistant, Strahan, with present salary ; vice Rose,transferred.

SAMUEL MAUGER,Postmaster- General.

Ex. Mills. 273, 276, 282.Postmaster - General's Department,

22nd November, 1907.HIS Excellency the Governor General, by and with theadvice of the l +ederül Executive Council, has approvedthat the provisions of the Common wealth Public Serriee 4ct 1902shall not aptly, for the periods shown, to the undermentioned

1418Commonwealth Gazette

persons employed in the Postmaster- General's Department in thepositions indicated, namely :Name. How Employed. Period of Employment.

NEW SOUTH WALES.W. J. Allen ... Telegraph Messenger,

Braidwood

T. J. S. Cahill .. Assistant, SouthHead

J. A. P. Jewett Telegraph Messenger,Katooinba

H. K. Baker Telegraph Messenger,Wollongong

George Tidinarsh Telegraph Messenger,Kogarah

J. H. Silsby ... Letter Carrier,Hunter's Hill andGladesville

C. B. Hincksman Telephone Attendant,Queanbeyan

Jessie LillianBradley

Eustace Jack

From 9th Septem-ber, 1907, to 8thOctober, 1907, in-clusive.

From 26th October,1907, to 31st De-cember, 1907.

From 14th August,1907, to 31st May,1908.

Not exceeding sixmonths, from 23rdAugust, 1907.

Not exceeding threemonths, from 30thOctober; 1907.

Not exceeding threemonths, from 1stSeptember, 191.7.

Not exceeding fourmonths, from 13thAugust, 1907.

VICTORIA.Telephone Attendant F

QUEENSLAND.... ' Assistant (Instru- ' S

ment Fitter), E!ec.trical Engineer'sBranch

¡

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.Telegraph Messenger, F

Telegraph. Branch

Lineman, City Line ; FrParty

E. J. R. Coombe

J. J. Jordan

Helen Lansdell...

D. Singer

T. Flood

H. Taylor

rom 15th July,1907, to 15th Octo-ber, 1907, inclusive.

ix months fr( m22nd October,1907.

rom 17th to 19thOctober, 1907, inelusive.oni 31st October

191990708, to 30th June

.

TASMANIA.

Assistant, Longford ThI 1

Remodelling the I FrTelephone Ex- 1

change, Hobart. Remodelling the ' Fr

Telephone Ex- j 1change, Hobart r

... i Remodelling theTelephone Ex-change, HobartL. McWilliams... Remodelling the FroTelephone Ex- 1change, Hobart r

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in 8th t )ctober,07, to 28th 1'rb-ary, 1908.

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Ex. Min. 281. Postmaster- General's Department.22nd November, 1907.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.HIS Excellency the Governor General, by and with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, lias ap-proved that an allowance at the rate of 6 per annumbe paid to

E. GREENING,Telegraph Messenger, South Perth, to recoup him the costof travelling from Perth, where he resides, to SouthPerth, to which latter place he was transferred for De-partmental purposes, as from the date upon which hecommenced duty in his new position.


Commonwealth Gazette 1415 No. 61. -3oth November, 1901respective names; such amounts to be deducted from thesalaries of those officers from the dates indicated :

Officer. Position. Rentper annum. Date.

T. L. Coughlan

E. Adam

Postmaster,Whitton

Postmaster, 1

Murrumbur -'rah

I £

23

2114th November

1907W. Walsh Postmaster,

Tocumwal21

Date he takesArthur George

Windsor !

Postmaster,Ganniain

16 up duty in theposition

RESIGNATIONS ACCEPTED.

W. G. PONE, Assistant (Letter Carrier), Inverell, from31st October, 1907.

E. H. BURGESS, Lineman, Electrical Engineer's Branch,from 31st October, 1907.

W. P. COURTNEY, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Re-ceiving Branch, Sydney, from 15th October, 1907.

MORGAN SIMON WELCH, Telegraph Messenger, Lithgow,from 25th October, 1907.

W. S. FAWCETT, Assistant, Deniliquin, from 1st Septem-ber, 1907.

APPOINTMENT ANNULLED.The appointment of THOMAS JOSEPH SULLIVAN, Tele-

graph Messenger, on probation, Bundarra, has been an-nulled.

OFFICES ABOLISHED.Clerk, 5th Class, Check Branch.Postmaster, Grade XV., Upper Copmanhurst.Postmaster, Grade XV., Nelligen.Postmaster, Grade XV., Tabulam.Postmaster, Grade XV., Major's Creek.

NEW OFFICES CREATED.Lineman (in chare of office), Tabulam.Telephone Attendant, Walcha.Telegraph Messenger, Walcha.Telephone Attendant, Gunnedah.Telegraph Messenger, Gunnedah.Telephone Attendant, Newcastle.Telephone Attendant, Murwillumbah (2 positions).Telephone Attendant, Parkes.Telegraph Messenger, Parkes (2 positions).Assistant (Mail Boy), Leichhardt.Telephone Attendant, Quirindi.Tel Messenger, Quirindi (2 positions).Clerk, 5th Class, Mail Branch.Assistant (General Division) (2 positions), Mail

B ranch.Assistant (Driver), Mail Branch.Senior Assistant, Check Branch.

VICTORIA.CHARLES EDWARD BRIGHT, Deputy Postmaster - General,

Brisbane, Queensland, to act as Deputy Postmaster -General, Melbourne, as from 6th November, 1907, untilother arrangements are made.

FREDERICK EDWARD MITCHELL, Telegraphist, salary £i6oper annum, to be Telegraphist, 1st Grade, with salaryof /i85 per annum, as from Ist December, Igo? ; viceHall, transferred.

FREDERICK WALTER PARKINSON, Telegraphist, salary L16oper annum, to be Telegraphist, ist Grade, with salaryof 1'I85 per annum, as from 1st December, 1907.; vicePemberton, transferred.

FRANCES JOHN RAY MCPHEE, Telegraphist. salary £rhoper annum, to be Telegraphist, ist Grade, with salaryof 1'185 per annum, as from 1st December, 1907 ; viceStanesby, transferred.

HENRY EDWARD DAVID CAMPTON, Foreman Batteryman,Electrical Engineer's Branch,- salary L168 per annum,to be Senior Instrument Fitter, Electrical Engineer'sBranch, with salary of 1'174 per annum, as from 7thDecember, 1907: vice Morgan, promoted.

HERBERT HENRY MORGAN. Instrument Fitter, Grade II.,Electrical Engineer's Branch, salary ¿156 per annum,to be Foreman Batteryman, Electrical Engineer'sBranch. with same salary, as from 7th December, 1907:vice Campton, promoted.

GEORGE HENRY MoRGAN, Senior Instrument Fitter, Elec-trical Engineer's Branch, salary ¿i8o per annum, to beForeman Instrument Fitter, Grade II., Electrical En-gineer's Branch, with salary of 1'216 per annum, asfrom 29th November, 1907.

CHARLES DAVID MITCHELL WILLIAMS, Assistant, StatesBranch, salary ¡72 ner annum, to be Labotiter, StoresBranch, with salary of ,.jit0 per anntibi se from 09thNovember, '907,

ARTHUR LAWRENCE SULLIVAN, Telegraph Messenger, Nati-muk, salary L39 per annum, to be Telephone Attendant,Canterbury, with same salary, as from 3oth November,1907, and an allowance of 413 per annum, such allow-ance to be .paid from the date he commences duty inhis new position and to cease upon his salary reaching152 per annum.

ARNOLD BERRIBIAN BULLOCK, Telegraphist, 5th Class, tobe Telegraphist, 1st Grade, with salary of X185 perannum, as from ist December, 1907 ; vice Martin, trans-ferred.

ISAAC PEARCE KERR, Telegraphist, salary ¿i6o per an-num, to be Telegraphist, ist Grade, with salary of ¿i85per annum, as from Ist .December, 1907; vice Ox-borough, transferred.

HUGH STANLEY SHAW, Telegraph Messenger, Rochester,salary X39 per annum, to be Telephone Attendant,Ascot Vale, with same salary, as from i9th November,1907, and an allowance of £13 per annum, such allow-ance to be paid from the date upon which he commencesduty in his new position and to cease upon his salaryreaching L52 per annum.

JOHN HENRY ANGWIN, Senior Lineman, Bairnsdale, salary£132 per annum, to be Line Foreman, Electrical En-gineer's Branch, with salary of L156 per annum, asfrom 23rd November, 1907 ; vice Gourlay, transferred.

HENRY RICHARD TIntBS, Letter Carrier, Grade II., MailBranch, salary £I38 per annum, to be Porter, MailBranch, with salary of LI32 per annum, as from 19thNovember, 1907, he having applied to be transferred tosuch lower position and consented to accept the lowersalary ; vice Taylor, transferred.

ARTHUR GORDON PORRITT, Assistant, Port Melbourne, anofficer of the General Division who has qualified fortransfer to the Clerical Division, salary X96 per an-num, to be Telegraphist, 5th Class, Wedderburn, withsalary of LIDO per annum, as from 1st December, 1907;vice Malcolm, transferred.

WILLIAM FORSYTH JOHNSTON, Senior Assistant, Creswick,an officer of the General Division who has qualified fortransfer to the Clerical Division, salary L126 per an-num, to be Telegraphist, 5th Class, Donald, with salaryof Lilo per annum, as from Ist December, 1907; viceRogerson, transferred.

FREDERICK ROWLAND FAIR, Assistant, Warragul, an officerof the General Division who has qualified for transferto the Clerical Division, salary .46o per annum, to beTelegraphist, 5th Class, Telegraph Branch, with salaryof J8o per annum, as from 1st December, 1907; viceRudland, transferred.

CLAUDE ADOLPH BATTY, Assistant, Stratford, an officer ofthe General Division who has qualified for transfer tothe Clerical Division, salary L72 per annum, to beTelegraphist, 5th Class, Telegraph Branch, with salaryof ZSo per annum, as from ist December, 1907; viceWay, transferred.

EDWARD' THOMAS LUMLEY, who is eligible for appointmentin ternis of section 33 of the Act, to be Telegraphist,sill Class, Telegraph Branch, with salary of ZI2o perannum, as from the date he coniinence's duty in the posi-tion; vice Thomas, transferred. The provisions of theAct relating to examination of candidates to appoint-ments on probation, and the age of candidates, are notto apply in this case.

PERCIVAL WILLIAM B. ANDERSON, who is eligible for ap-pointment in ternis of section 33 of the Act, to be As-sistant (Porter), Mail Branch, with salary of ''Flo perannum, as from the date he commences duty in theposition ; vice .Lee, transferred. The provisions of theAct relating to examination o f candidates and to ap-pointments on probation are not to apply in this case.

JAMES MILLER BALFOUR, who is eligible for appointmentin ternis of section 34 of the Act, to be Assistant (LetterCarrier), Mail Branch, with salary of LIT() per an-num, as from the date he commences duty in the posi-tion ; vice Galbraith, transferred.

APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.

The appointments of. the under - mentioned officers, whowere appointed on probation in the positions shown oppo-site their respective names, have been confirmed, viz.:

JOHN _LAWSON, Lineman, Electrical Engineer's Branch.AUGUST ERNEST SUCIiow, Lineman, Electrical Engineer'sBranch.JOHN FRANCIS NUGENT, Lineman, Electrical Engineer'sBranch.DANIEL ANDREW O'CONNOR, Telegraph Messenger, Tele-graph Branch.THOMAS WILLIAM LEONARD, Telegraph Messenger, Tele-graph Branch.REGINALD THOMAS KENNEDY, Telegraph Messenger,Hawthorn.W rr.LIA11f JOSEPH TALBOT, Telegraph Messenger, Chel-tenham. -

JoriN Ci#A1ir_E8 BLAKE, Telegraph Messenger, Toorak.WILLIAM HANNA REA, Telegraph Messetts er, Jri hton.J01..10' J0siit.x HUDSON, Telegraph Messenger, Williams.iwh.

No. 61.-30th November,. 1907 1416

PERCY I'OURACRE, Te'egraph Messenger, Prabran.PERCY ME LVIN HEN ITT, Telegraph Messenger, Tele-

graph Branch.WILLIAM AT.ovsl 'S MALIN, Telegraph Messenger, Rialto.RICHARD GRANTIIAM MILLS, Telegraph Messenger,

Flemington.GEORGE NICHOLSON MALCOLM, Telegraph Messenger,

Telegraph Branch.OLAF LAW SON BLOCH, Telegraph Messenger, Yarram

YarramFRANCIS JOSEPH BRENNAN, Telegraph Messenger, Nu-

murkah.MICHAEL PATRICK STAPLETON, Telegraph Messenger,

Mail Branch.CAMILLUS 'WENTWORTH SUE, Telegraph Messenger, Mil -

dura.PERCY `TELLS, Telegraph Messenger, Eaglehawk.HAROLD HERBERT HILLBRICK, Telegraph Messenger,

Dandenong.CHARLES WREN WARD, Telegraph Messenger, Colling-

wood.NEW OFFICES CREATED.

Telephone Attendant, Bendigo.Storeman, Grade I., Stores Branch.Foreman Instrument Fitter, Grade II., Electrical En-

gineer's Branch.Assistant (Letter Carrier), Shepparton.Assistant (Letter Carrier), Dandenong.Labourer, Stores Branch.Telephone Attendant, Windsor (2 positions).Telephone Attendant, South Yarra.Telephone Attendant, Hawthorn (4 positions).Telegraph Messenger., Preston (2 positions).Telephone Attendant, Warrnambool.Assistant (Letter Carrier), Mail Branch (G positions).Assistant (Porter), Mail branch.

QUEENSLAND.

ERNEST WILLIAM MADDEN, Senior Assistant, Mudgee, NewSouth \\Tales, salary £I26+ per annum, an officer of theGeneral Division who has qualified .fortransfer to theClerical Division, to be Telegraphist, Telegraph Branch,Brisbane, with salary of 4.140 per annum, as from istDecember, 1907 ; vice Martin, deceased.

FRANK NICHOLAS MURPHY, Assistant, Inverell, New SouthWales,. salary 4.110 per annum, an officer of the Gene-ral Division who has qualified for transfer to the Cleri-cal Division, to be Telegraphist, Telegraph Branch,Brisbane, with salary of £120 per annum, as from IstDecember, 1907 ; vice Benjamin, transferred.

ROBERT CAIRNS ANDERSON, who is eligible for appoint-ment in terms of section 33 of the Act, to be Assistant,Chillagoe, with salary of 4Iio per annum, as from thedate he commences duty in the position ; vice Madigan,transferred. The provisions of the Act relating to theexamination of candidates and to appointments on pro-bation are not to apply in this case.

RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

GEORGE ALBERT MAY, Telegraph Messenger; Chillagoe,from 26th October, 1907.

OFFICE ABOLISHED.

Telegraph Messenger, Red Hill.NEW OFFICES CREATED.

Assistant, General Division, Herberton.Clerk, 4th Class, Inspection Branch (3 positions)

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.FRANCIS ALEXANDER HIDER, Letter Carrier, Grade I., Mail

Branch, salary 4126 per annum, to be Sorter, Grade I.,Mail Branch, with salary of 4132 per annum, as from4í:h December, 1907 ; vice Hill, transferred.

DANIEL JAMES FILMER, Telegraph Messenger, TelegraphBranch, salary ¿110 per annum, to be Assistant (LetterCarrier), Mail Branch, with same salary, as from 4thDecember, 1907 ; vice Hider, promoted.

ARTHUR ROWLAND HILL, Sorter, Grade I., Mail Branch,salary 4I24 per annum, an officer of the General Divi-sion who has qualified for transfer to the Clerical Divi-sion, to be Clerk, 5th Class, Stores Branch, with salaryof £140 per annum, as from 4th December, 1907 ; vice

Jackson, transferred.JOHN JAMES KEARNS, Lineman, Grade II., No. s Party,

salary 4126 per annum, to be Labourer, Stores Branch,with salary of 4'iio per annum, as from 28th Novem-ber, 5907, he having consented to accept such lowerposition and salary ; vice Hunter, transferred.

APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.

The appointments of the undermentioned officers, whowere appointed on probation in the positions shown oppo-site their respective names, have been confirmed, viz.:

F. W. ANDERSON, Telegraph Messenger, Adelaide.C. H. OATES, Telegraph Messenger, Petersburg.C. G. BENSON, Telegraph Messenger, Mount Gambier.

Commonwealth Gazette

L. S. RICE, Telegraph Messenger, Moonta..A. CT.1FFORD, Telegraph Messenger, McDonnell Bay.A. I'. R. HAI.I.s, Telegraph fliessenger, Payneham.L. J. D. PRENDERGASr, Telegraph Messenger, Port

Adelaide.A. P. BROUGHAM, Telegraph Messenger, Adelaide.W. H. CARR, Telegraph Messenger, Kilkenny.

RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

T. J. AMES, Assistant Stamp Printer, Adelaide, from 18thNovember, 1907.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

THOMAS GEORGE D.1VEY, Supervisor, Telegraph Branch,salary 4285 per annum, to be Postmaster, Grade IV.,Eucla, with salary of 4310 per annum, as .from istDecember, 1907 ; vice Ryan, transferred.

F. STEPHEN, Assistant Mount Sir Samuel, salary trioper annum, to be Senior Assistant, Day Dawn, with.salary of 4114 per annum, as from Ist December, 1907;vice Tomnev, transferred.

E. \`'HIrCOmBE, Assistant, Telegraph Branch, salary Liloper annum, to be Senior Assistant, Guildford, withsalary of 4114 per annum, as from Ist December, 1907;vice Harris, transferred.

l?. H. 111AGANN, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Branch,salary £J9 per annum, to be Mesenger, Grade I., Cor-respondence and Records Branch, with salary of 452per annum, as from 1st December, 1907 ; vice Littleton,transferred.

S. HOOKER, Assistant, Nullagine, salary £rro per an-num, to be Senior Assistant, York, with salary of 4114per annum, as from 1st December, 1907; vice Maguire,transferred.

J. J. FI.ANAGAN, Assistant, Cue, salary LIro per annum, tòbe Senior Assistant, Day Dawn, with salary of 4114per annum, as from Ist December, 1907 ; vice Lazenby,transferred.

H. Ii. KERSHAW, Telegraph Messenger, Day Dawn,salary .452 per annum, to be Assistant, Cue, with salaryof 46o per annum, as from 1st December, 1907;vice Flanagan, promoted.

S. W. CLAPP, Assistant, Ravensthorpe, salary ¿r ro per an-num, to be Senior Assistant, Katanning, with salaryof 4 114 per annum, as from ist December, 1907 ; viceDunham, transferred.

R. J. WILI.IAMS, Telegraph Messenger, Brown Hill,salary 439 per annum, to be Assistant, Fimiston, withsalary of /6o per annum, as from ist December, 1907;vice Kernick, transferred.

A. E. TONKIN, Assistant, Wyndham,. salary ¿IIo per an-num, to be Senior Assistant, Laverton, with salary of

114 per annum, as from ist December, 1907 ; viceCruikshank, transferred.

P. H. BOWER, Telegraph Messenger, Princess Royal,salary 139 per annum, to be Assistant, North Fre-mantle, with salary of 460 per annum, as from ist De-cember, 1907; vice Ulrich, transferred.

G. A. SIMMONDS, Assistant, Ravensthorpe, salary ¿ 110per annum, to be Senior Assistant, Roebourne, withsalary of -1114 per annum, as from ist December, 1907 ;vice Hall, transferred.

A. J. P. LOCKYER, Telegraph Messenger, TelegraphBranch, salary 1;39 per annum, to be Assistant, Tele-graph Branch, with salary of 460 per annum, as from1st December, 1907; vice Wood, transferred.

TRANSFERS FROM THE GENERAL TO THE CLERICAL DIVISION.

The following officers of the General Division who areeligible in terms of section 23 (4) of the Act for transferto the Clerical Division, transferred as shown hereunder,from the 1st December, 1907:

D. TOMNEY, Senior Assistant, Day Dawn, salary £14oper annum, to be Telegraphist, 5th Class, Leonora,with salary of 416o per annum ; vice Ballantine,transferred.

J: A. HARRIS, Senior Assistant, Guildford, salary £idoper annum, to be Telegraphist, 5th Class, Kalgoorlie,with salary of 4i60 per annum; vice Gray, trans-ferred.

w. E. MAGUIRE, Senior Assistant, York, salary 4114per annum, to be Telegraphist, 5th Class, Eucla, withsalary of 4120 per annum.

J. W. LAZENBY, Senior Assistant, Day Dawn, salary¿120 per anum, to be Telegraphist, 5th Class, Eucla.,with salary of 4140 per annum.

W. DUNHAM, Senior Assistant, Katanning, salary ¿120per annum, to be Telegraphist, 5th Class, Eucla,with salary of ¿14o per annum.

A. CRUIKSHANK, Senior Assistant, Laverton, salary 2114per annum, to be Telegraphist, 5th Class, Eucla, withsalary of (120 per annum.

C. E. HALL, Senior Assistant, Roeburne, salary ¿114per annum, to be Telegraphist, 5th Class, Eucla,with salary of 120 per annum,

Commonwealth Gazette 1413

PUBLIC SE :VICE EXAMINATION continued.

Name.

Ló

T1

á

Lbad

NEW SOUTH WALES continn.zc'd.NARRANDERA.

Osmond, Claude . . ' 220 ; 130

NARROMINE.

Grainger, Jack Keith .. 240 150Miller, Reggie George M. 195 145Wheeler, Roy Leonard .. 230 120Simon, Roy Daniel . . 190 130Toinlins, George Cuthbert 220 105

ORANGE.Fiddes, Lindsay William 235 1 140 ¡

Lucas, Harold Gordon .. 1.90 ; 140 ;

RICHMOND.Stevenson, John Roland 190 ; 140Marlin, Archibald Roy 220 130Travis, Harry Thomas 195 ; 130Benson, Keith Cedric 150 i 120Dunston, Jack Oscar 175 . 90Sly, Edward Roy 170 ! 100Myers, Alan Richard 150 ; 105

RIVERSTO>v E.

Smith, Alfred John .. 240 `. 120Cameron, Edwin Bede .. 170 ; 140Rumery, Hilton Charles 200 ! 120Hough, Sydney Harland 240 { 145Bray, Frederick Oliver. .. 210 110Rumery, Harold . . 210 115Liddell, Sidney Roy .. 200 145Schofield, Reggie Albert 180 ; 120Wheeler, William Faithfull 150 ¡ 90Hammond, Thomas Yerran 220 ) 85

SOFALA..

Mannell, Albert Sofala . . I 220 ' 90 '

T ENT EP. FIELD.

Winterton, Alfred Thomas .. 180 135Carolan, John .. .. 225 95 1

VICTORIA..

CHILTERN.

Spicer, Geo. Dillstone 240 i 145Carter, Saint. Geo. 230

I145

Sealey, Arthur 230 1. 130Miller, Wm. Douglas 190 ' 110

DOOriE.Brown, Alan Leslie .. 240 135 iMoore, Riclid. St. Path. 180 1 95

C RELONG.

Anderson, James 220 145Foley, Patrick Louis . 175 135Fogarty, Francis Vincent 220 135Bonney, William Henry 220 110Gowty, Ernest Harold 220 115

Jones, Mark Summerville 210 130Herd, Frederick Wm. . 210 125Morris, Francis Arthur C. 1.90 105Callander, James Sinclair 210 125Loney, Robert John D; 210 120Copley, Robert Walter . 215 135Goff, Henry Clement .. 17.5 110McKinnon, Norman R.. . 200 115Howie, Reginald Harry 200 130Turner, Albert George .. 175 125Little, Reginald Dover ... 190 135Lee, Henry Southern .. 200 140Wynn, Aubrey Cyril. .. 2?0 135Gagiero, Laurence Henry 145 120Giles, Leslie Roy .. 170 130Mortimer, Samuel .. 190 120Gilbert, Leonard Arthur 1.80 130Searle, Cyril Levigi . . 185 100Doull, Alex. James . . 170 100Keown. Clarence Douglas 190 85

Rea, Edward Allan . . 130 115Moore, John Rupert D.. . 1.60 100Fo ,ter, Walter Stanley .. 175 115Ra$hleigh, George Frederick 170 95Wilson, Robert Clarence 180 110 ,

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PUBLIC SERVICE E\ADIINATIONconíi7ëu.ed.

NameLt

VICTORIA'ICTOR IA continu {cd.IÇERANG.

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Avard, Richard Hugo T. .Palmer, Stanley Nelson ..Treace, Matthew Joseph ..McColl, Colin .. .. ..Frieker, Thomas George

ROM SEY.

Williams, Leslie RobertDitchburn, William JohnMcLean, Lindsay Murdoch N.Schenk, John .. ..Staley, Wm. George Stephen

ROCHESTER.

Vickers, Ernest John ..Stephen, John Collie ..

WEDDERBtiPN.Shepherd, Archie CordonBourke, MichaelRussell, Joseph Edwd. ..Mason, JamesBeech, EdwardHolmes, George Thomas

OuTTRIM.

Taylor, Edwin .: ..Collett, Ebenezer Wesley ..240Spicer, Edwin Roy .. ..

WA RRN A MBOOI..

Anderson, Alan McLeanBenson, Thomas . .

McDowell, Arthur FrancisGrant, James .. ..Sansom, WTn1 twin ..Shaddock, Roy LandonPorting, Stanley Wm. ..Fletcher, Norman ..Hayres, Eugene ..Williamson, . Albert Edwd.Newman, James John ..Elliott. Leslie Robert ..Jewell, Francis \%Tm. A...Fletcher, Thomas Edwd.i\lanson, Harold Albert ..

WOODEND.

O'Brien, Lindsay CordonGermaine, John ..Hogan, Thomas JosephCasey, Richard Joseph ..Evans, John ..

QUEENSLAND.

13ooxAIr.

Greiner, FrankHettrick. George ..]]Talker. Walter CharlesBoland, Michael ..

CAIRNS.

Splayford, George Henry .

200j 2151 145

165! 155

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CHILLAG OE.Blakey, William. Stephen .. 210 135 158 503Simpson, John Berrell .. .. 158 85 60 303Long, William 170 l00 20 290

GEORG ETOWN.

Edwards, Win. James .. .. 182 115 ; 122 419

KINGA RO Y.Warren, George Henry .. . . i 145 75 ' 136 356

MOUNT CARNET.

Cole, George Flemming.. .. 220 105 146 471

PITTSWORTH.

Baker, Horace Joseph .. .. i 200 110i

104 414Dore, Thomas Harold .. . . ' 175 115 ?,, 312

No. 6r. -30th November, 1907

PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATION continued.

1414 Commonwealth Gazette.

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Name.

QUEENSLANDcontinued.

TOOWOODIBA.

Sweeney, Edward W. ..Shannon, Patrick Joseph I

200180

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

ADELAIDE AND SUBURBS.

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Tomley, David Raymond ' 240 145 88Martin, William .. 190 .145 130

Farmer, Ebenezer .. 170 150 142Marshall, Normau Wm. .. 125 140 19C)

Craddock, Hamlet John Wilfred 158. 140 134Packer, Rupert Lloyd .. .. 220 120 86Carey, George Montague .. 170 130 106

GAWLER.

Oke, Albert Philip Harold 165 125 1 124 414Hocking, Stanley Percival 125 90 64 279

LAURA.

Millington, Frank Lindsay .. ] 230 1 95 1 90 415

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PORT PIRIE.. . 1 170 1 125 1 146 1 441.. 150 115 90 355

YoNGALA.

Mutton, Claude Samuel .. i 125 1 115 ] 118 1 358

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.BOULDER.

Barnes, John Joseph .. .. 1 125 ; 130 1 154 ] 409

FREMANTLE.

Blundy, Leslie John 158 125 140 423Sparkman, Richard George 158 115 104 377

Kidd, John Jas. William 158 110 62 330Pitts, Henry Arthur .. 130 11.0 60 300Finnigan, William Andrew 165 75. 38 278

GREENBUSHES.

Webb, Cecil Sydney .. .. 2`20Whiteside, William Graham .. 203Currie, William Bernard .. 165

GUILDFORD.

Fyfe, Herbert RandellRich, Richard Eliel

215152

KALGOORLIE.

Westcott, Joseph Wm. ..Milward, Alfred ..

160. 165

MT. LEONORA.

Stone,, Robert Ralph Chester .. l 178

NORTHAM.

Lawson, Leslie Richard E. 142

Broom, Wallace .. .. J 170

PERTH.

..Taylor, Edward - 195

Clark, Henry .. .. 1 150

PINGELI.Ì .

James, Herbert .

Moore, Stanley Gordon ..170

.. 125

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DEVONPORT WEST.

Wallace, Lionel Cecil ..Greaves, Gerard Guy ..Hodge, Wilfred WalkdenTurner, Stuart ChipmanRay, Laurance WilliamRudd, Albert Tasman

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reatb; Albett Pr.ancis ; : : . 130 I 100

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166 511148 503142 477100 42572 41250 360 DEDUCTIONS FROM SALARIES OF RENT FOR QUARTERS.

The amounts shown hereunder have been fixed as fairä11d reasonáble rent for qúarters to be occupied by the

68 1 288 fbllo*irlg. bfiiters in the positions shown opposite their

PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATION -- continued.

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HOBART.

Deegan, Stanley Edward 190 110 124 424Moore, Hubert Joseph .. 195 85 108 388Hammond, Walter James 150 120 106 376Edwards, Thomas Wentworth 135 90 134. 359Watson, Harold . . 125 75 106 306Beard, Sydney Clarence A. 125 75 102 302McPherson, Harry .. 140 80 66 286Mason, William Leslie .. 140 90 14 244Fleming, Richard .. 125 85 26 236Davis, Herbert Stanley 125 100 .6 231Smith, William . Joseph .. 1.30 75 G 211

LATROBE.

Hamilton, Robert Alexander .. 1 150 1 110 7G I 336

ZEEHAN.

Brown, Bruce Howard .. 145 145 200 490Ainsworth, LeslieCaddie, David Lyell

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135135

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D. C. McLACHLAN,Commissioner.

F. J. HEALY,Acting Secretary.

Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,Melbourne, 29th November, 1907.

Ex. Mills. 273, 276, 282, 283, 285, 286.

Postmaster- General's Department,22nd November, 1907.

IIIS Excellency the Governor - General, by and withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has

approved that the following staff changes, &c., be madein the Postmaster- General's Department, namely :

NEW SOUTH WALES.ERNEST WILLIAM GALE, Telegraph Messenger, Ashfield,

salary X52 ner annum, to be Assistant (Mail Boy),Leichardt, with salary of ¿6o per annum, as fromgth December, 1907.

HENRY STONE, Lineman, Grade II., Maintenance Branch,salary £I26 per annum, to be Lineman (in charge ofoffice), Tabulam, with salary of 1.132 per annum, asfrom 9th November, 1907, and an allowance of 116per annum for acting as Postmaster, such allowance tobe paid from the date upon which he commencesdut' in his new position.

ERNEST MACKESY CLARKE, Telegraphist, salary 160 perannum, to be Telegraphist, 1st Grade, with salary of1185 per annum, as from 14th November, 1907; viceWalsh, transferred.

JAMES BERNARD KING, Despatching Officer, Mail Branch,salary ¿18o per annum, to be Mail Officer, MailBranch, with salary of 1192 per annum, as from 19thNovember, 1907 ; vice Warre, transferred.

WILLIAM FRANCIS BAKER, Sorter, Grade II., MailBranch, salary 1168 per annum, to be DespatchingOfficer, Mail Branch, with salary of , I74. per annum,as from 19th November, 1907; vice King, promoted.

ROBERT JAMES TAAFFE, Assistant, Hillgrove, salary 1110per annum, an officer of the General Division who hasqualified for transfer to the Clerical Division, to beClerk, 5th Class, Mail Branch, with same salary, asfrom 4th December, 1907.

DISMISSAL.

JOHN BAKER, Letter Carrier, Blayney, dismissed thePublic Service.


Postmaster - General's Department,3oth October, '907.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

1419 No. 6i. -3oth November, '907

31. Railway Station and Post Office, Bathurst, fourtimes or oftener daily.. -John E. Yeates, Bathurst, springvan, one horse, three years, £78. per annum.

32. Bathurst, Esrom, Dunkeld, and Evans' Plains, sixfinies a .week.- -David Wilson, Evans' Plains, sulky, threeyears, £69 per annum.

33. Esrom and Eglinton, six times a week - -John Bon-ham, Eglinton, horseback, three years, £1g per annum.

34. Eglinton and Freemantle, twice a week. -John Bon-ham, Eglinton, two - wheeled vehicle, one horse, three years,£38 per annum.

35. Peel, Clear Creek, and Limekilns, twice a week. -James Dempsey, feel, horseback, three years, 452 perannum.

36. Solala, Upper Turon, and Palmer's Oakey, vid MainRoad past Wilde's, three times a week. William F. Theo -bald, Palmer's Oakey, vehicle, one horse, three years,478 per annum.

37. Sofala, Sally's Flat, and Hill End, three times aweek. Patrick Moloney, Sofala, vehicle, one or twohorses, one year, 43o per annum.

38. Mount David and Isabella, once a week. -HenryPatrick Hope, Mount David, horseback, one year, £16 perannum.

39. Blayney and King's Plains, three times a week. -James H. Marsh, 13;ayney, sulky, one horse, two years,£39 per annum.

4o. Blayney, Greghamstown, and Vittoria, three times aweek. -James Henry Marsh, Blayney, sulky, one horse,two years, £J9 19s. per annum.

41. Blayney and Shaw. -To be re- advertised..42. Railway Station and Post Office, Carcoar, twice or

oftener daily.--john Joseph Smith, Carcoar, buggy andhorse, three years, 425 per annum.

43. Mount McDonald and Reid's Flat, once a week. -Walter Newham, 'Woodlands, horseback, three years, 434per annum.

44. Cowra, Cocolningla, Graham, and Reid's Flat, twicea week. -John Henry Muir, Cowra, two- wheeled licensedvehicle, one horse, or four-wheeled licensed vehicle, twohorses, as required, three years, £50 per annum.

46. Millthorpe and Byng. -To be re- advertised.47. Millthorpe and Forest Reefs; and Forest Reefs and

Cadia. -To be re- advertised.48. West Guyong and East Guyong.-To be re- adver-

tised.49. Forest Reefs and Flyer's Creek, vid Slattery's

Creek, three times a week. -Peter Redmond, Forest Reefs,horseback, three years, £25 per annum.

5o. Lucknow and Shadforth. -To be re- advertised.51. Canowindra and Goolagong by the River Road, once

a week.-Win. J. Flanagan, Canowindra, sulky and horse,three years, £25 per annum.

52. Railway Station, Borenore, and Post Offices, Bore -nore, Cheeseman's Creek, Cudal, Toogong, and Murga,six times a week. Joseph Byrnes, Lake Cudgellico, one -horse sulky, Cudal to Murga, and four- wheeled coveredlicensed conveyance, ]3orenore to Cudal, three years, £149per annum.

53. Murga, Eugowra, and Forbes, travelling on alternatedays vid the River Road, and viâ the main road betweenEugowra and Forbes, six times a week. Joseph Byrnes,Lake Cudgellico, one -horse sulky, and, when required, two -horse coach, three years, £177 per annum.

54. Cumnock, Vullundry, Yeoval, and Obley, keepingthe main road, three times a week. William Black, Cum -nock, two -horse coach, three years, £75 per annum.

55. Gumble and Meranburn.-To be re- advertised.56. Cookamidgera, Mount Eurow, and Eugowra, once a

week. -Mrs. Clara Maher, Eugowra, horse and sulky,three years, £32 per annum.

57. Forbes, Waroo, Newlands, and Condobolin, alongthe south side of the Lachlan River, and viâ Borambil,three times a week. Joseph, Byrnes, Lake Cudgellico,licensed coach, two or more horses, three years, £274 perannum.

58. Trundle and Tullamore. -To be re- advertised.59. Condobolin and Trundle. -To be re- advertised.6o. Eauabalong and Lake Cudgellico, via Sheet of

«rater, Junction Yards, Turner's, Wargambegal Station,Selfridge's, and McInnes', once a week.- Thomas Turner,Lake Cudgellico, horse and sulky, three years, £40 perannum.

61. Hillston and Vieta; and Hillston and Yathong. -Tobe re- advertised.

62. Hillston, Whealbah, and Booligal, twice a week. -Charles Brown, Hillston, horse and sulky, three years,4r to per annum.

63. Mullion Creek Belgravia, and Kangaroobie, twice aweek.-James Priest, Kangaroobie, viâ Mullion Creek,three years, £40 per annum, conditionally.

64. From Euchareena to Dredges Nos. 2 and 1. -To bere- advertised.

65. From Stuart Town, vid Upper and Lower Mooke-rawa ; thence along the left bank of the Macquarie Riverto Schon's; thence along the right bank of the river toi: rrendoaig, returning te Stuart Town, vid Stockyard

CONVEYANCE OF MAILS.

I T is hereby notified for public information that thefollowing tenders have been accepted for the con-

veyance of mails, from the 1st Januaiy next.SAMUEL MAUGER,

Postmaster- General.

WESTERN ROADS.To and from -

r. Baulkham Hills Tramway Platform, and Pest Offices,Baulkham Hills, and Castle Hill, twice a day; and CastleHill and Dural, once a day. Frederick R. Black, Galston,coach, two or more horses, three years, 485 per annum.

2. From Parramatta to Carlingford, twice a day; andfrom Carlingford to Parramatta, three times a day. -JamesMorris, Parramatta, coach, two horses, one year, £26.

3. Baulkham Hills and Rouse Hill; and Rouse Hilland Annangrove. -To be re- advertised.

4. Wcntworthville and Toongabbie. -To be re-adver-tised.

5. Blacktown and Prospect, six times a week. WilliamH. Smith, Prospect, horseback, three years, £6o perannum.

6. Rooty Hill and Plumpton, twice a day.- Stephen H.Veal, Plumpton, horses and sulky, three years, 425 perannum.

7. From Railway Station to the Post Office, Windsor,four times a day and from the Post Office to the Rail-way Station, Windsor, five times a day ; and the clear-ance of the letter receiver in Bridge - street, and the con-veyance of the contents to the Post Office, three times aday. -Jesse Gosper, Windsor, licensed waggonette, twohorses, three years, £39 per annum.

8. Windsor and Freeman's Reach, six times a week.Charles Lillis, Freeman's Reach, horseback, and sulky,three years, £3S per annum.

9. Windsor, Wilberforce, Ebenezer, and Sackville Reach,six times a week.- Charles J. Prentice, Clarendon, Wind-sor, waggonette, two horses, three years, £50 per annum.

to. Richmond and Agnes Banks, six times a week. -Herbert R. Hill, Richmond, two - wheeled vehicle, onehorse, or four - wheeled vehicle, two horses (if required),three years, £J4 per annum, conditionally

t r. Railway Station and Post Office, St. Mary's. -To bere- advertised.

12. St. Mary's and Llandilo, twice a week. -DavidLawson, Llandilo, horseback, three years, £15 7s. 8d. perannum.

1.3. Wallacia and \ Terontbi, three times a week.- GeorgeAdams, \ \Terombi, horseback, three years, £26 per annum.

14. Railway Station and Post Office, Mount Victoria,twice or oftener daily ; and Railway Station, Mount Vic-toria, and Post Offices, Mount Victoria, Little Hartley,and Hartley, seven times a week. Edward Delaney, LittleHartley, sulky, one horse, or two if required, three years,£87 per annum.

15. IIartley, Lowther, and Hampton, three times a week.-Louis Lawson, Hartley, sulky, three years, £45. perannum.

16. Capertee and Airly, six times a week.-Win. H.Champion, Capertee, waggonette, one horse, or sulky, asrequired, three years, £38 ros., per annum.

17. Railway Station and Post Office, Rylstone. -To bere= advertised.

18. Rylstone and Cudgegong. -To be re- advertised.19. Mudgee and Cassius, with a branch mail to and

from the main road, and Linburn. -To be re- advertised.2o. Merindee and Twelve Mile. -To be re- advertised.21. Home Rule and Canadian Lead, six times a week.

- George W. Last, Canadian Lead, horseback, one year,425

22. Gulgong and Guntawang. -To be re- advertised.23. Tallewang and Tucklan. -To be re- advertised.24. Merrygoen and Coolah. -To be re- advertised.25. Coolah and Pandora (B. P. Sievers'), vid Gundare

Station, Coolaburragundy -road, Irwin's, and Brennan'sGap, once a week. Alfred Niall, Coolah, horseback orpackhorses when required, three years, £45 per - annum.

26. Rydal and Sunny Corner, and Sunny Corner andYetholrie. -To be re- advertised.

27. Tarana, Hazelgrove, and Oberon, six times a week,travelling alternately, vid Delaney's Falls and Mutton'sFalls. Fredk. S. Graham, Oberon, coach, two three, orfour horses, three years, 474 los. per annum.

'28. Oberon and Sweetbriar, vid Essington Park, threetimes a week. -H. G. Wilcox, Oberon, horseback, threeyears, £29 los. per annum.

29. Oberon and Jerula, viâ Harvey's Mount, Charley'sHill, and Willow Springs, once a week. -H. G. Wilcox,Oberon, horseback, three years, £30 ros. per annum.

30. 3urraga and A.rkstone. -To be re- advertised.

No. 6 ot11 November, r90 7 id() Comhionwealtli Gazette. .

Creek, three times a week.- George H. Duffield, jun.,Stuart Town, three ye trs, 48o per annum.

66. Wellington, Suntop, and Arthurville, twice a week.-John Schumack, Montefiores, sulky, one horse, twoyears, 44o per annum.

67. Luubo, Tumìngley, McPhail, and Peak Hill, threetimes a week. -Henry Howard, Peak 1íi11, four - wheeledcoach and two horses, three years, 4130 per annum.

68. Tomingley, Buigandramine, and 111ungery, twice aweek.- William Ashby, Tomingley, sulky, one horse,three years, 439 per annum.

69. Armatree Railway . and Bullagreen. -To be re- adver-tised.

7o. Gilgandra and Foran's, vid Mortimer's, Lithgow's,Whiteman's, Gaynon's, and Hennessy's, twice a week.--Michael Malone, Gilgandra, horseback, three years, 443per annum.

71. Coonamble, Buggil, and Walgett, vid Yowee, Bundy,Wingadee, and Nugal, twice a week. - Albert Henry Rose,'Walgett, vehicle, two or more horses, three years, 4350per annum.

72. Coonamble and Ibbott's. -Tö be re- advertised.i3. Narromine, 'l'imbriebungie, and Burraway (Contrac-

tor to travel alternately on either side of the MacquarieRiver, making " Burraway Arms Hotel " the terminuson the 'northern side, and Burraway Crossing on BuddaHall Station the terminus on southern side), twice aweek. -Angus Robertson, Narromine, sulky, one horse,three years, 4.6o per annum.

74. Narroninie, i arrendale, and Alajala (on the south-west side of the Bogan River), vid Rice's, Carney's,Strathallyn Crossing, \ Vallan Milan Station gate, andWaterloo and Berreena mail boxes, twice a week. -JohnMeizer, Alajala, Narromine, coach, two horses, three years,4100 per annum.

i5. Railway Station and Post Office, Trangie, twice aday.-James P. Shea, Trangie, spring cart, one horse,three )'ears, 425 per annum.

76. Warren . and Cannonbar, twice a week. DavidRobertson, Warren, two wheeled vehicle, three years, 495per annum.

77. Warren and !Mount Harris; and Mount Harris andCariada.-To be re- advertised.

78. Warren, 'l'enandra, and Bullagreen, twice a week. -David Robertson, Warren, four wheeled coach, three ormore horses, three years, 448 per annum.

79. Warren, Inglegar, and Quanibone (vid the mainroad past Haddon ì:íg Station), twice a week.- EbenezerHayden, Quambonc, four- wheeled vehicle, two or morehorses, if required, three years, 4220 per annum.

So. Nyngan and Tarcoon Railway Station. -To be re-advertised.

SI. Nyngan and Buckinguy. -Not yet decided.82. Cannonbar and Smith's. -Not yet decided.83. Hermidale and Nymagee, once a week; Hermidale

and the residents on the Nymagee Road, twice a week. -Frederick M. Thomas, Nymagee, four - wheeled licensedconveyance, two, three, or more horses, three years,-Lr19 ros. per annum.

84. Boppy Mountain and Canbelego, twice a day. JohnMcNamara and Frederick Godfrey Gidnev, executors inthe estate of T. F. Monaghan, Canbelégo, coach, twohorses, one year, 44 12S. 6d.

86. 13ooroondarra ì ank, \Vattagoona, Pulpulla, Gidgee,Abbotsford, Tiltagoona, and Innesowen, once a week.William J. 13rown, Cobar, four - wheeled vehicle, twohorses, three years, 490 per annum, conditionally.

87. Girilambone and Brewarrina. -To be re- advertised.88. Tarcoon and 13eemery, vid Chariton and Tarcoon

Stations, once a week. Robert W. Meers, Tarcoon, sulky,one horse, three years, 44o per annum.

89. Brewarrina, " Bokhara Hotel, " and Goodooga, witha branch service to and from ` Bokhara Hotel " andBundabulla. -To be re- advertised.

9o. Brewarrina and Goodooga ; and Brewarrina andGoodooga. -To be re- advertised.

91. Brewarrina and Bourke. -To be re- advertised.92. Enngonia and Collerina. -To be re- advertised.

.93. Enngonia and New Morton Plains. -To be re-advertised.

SUPPLEMENTARYNTARY Nci 1.\\°r_s7E1,N Rams.

7-o and Jrom-r. Kurraj(ing, Comleroy- road, and 131:)Xland's Ridge, six

times a week. -Joan Tiernev.- Blasland's Ridge, sulky,one horse, three years, 448 lier annum.

2. From Railway Station to l'oct Office, Penrith : andfrom Post Office to Railway Station, Pc-aridi, includingthe clearance of the letter -boxes in High- street and thebox at the Railway Station ; and from Penrith to Crane -brook and Agnes Banks, returning from Agnes Banks toCastlereagh and l'enrith ; or, -To be re- advertised.

3. From Railway Station to Post Office, Penrith ; andfrom Post Office to Railway Station, Penrith, includingthe clearance of the letter -boxes in High- street and thebox at the Roily:.,- St .t'on n -Ti be. Tc.-,1- ,-'.rtiatd.

4. From Penrith to Cranebrook and Agnes Banks, re-turning from Agnes Banks to Castlereagh and Penrith.-To be re- advertised.

5. Railway Station and Post Office, Millthorpe, threetimes or oftener a day. -James Rose, Millthorpe, lightcart and, horse, three years, 430 per annum.

6. Guard's Van, Railway Station, and Post Office,Cobar, twelve times a week or oftener. -John Young,Cobar, delivery cart, one horse, three years, 440 perannum.

SOUTHERN ROADS.

To and from1. Railway Station and Post Office, Dapto, and Dapto

anti JS ro rnsville. -To be re- advertised.2. Railway Station and Post Office, Unanderra, twice

or thrice a day. John Warrington, Unanderra, one year,418 per annum.

3. Albion Park and Tongarra. -To be re- advertised.4. Berry, I1 '1oeyati, and Coolangatta, six times a. week.

-John \\ al lace, Berry, horseback, and horse ana sulky, ifrequired, three years, ,4,45 per annum -

5. Tomerong and Huskisson, three times a week.-Joan Nowlanu, Tomerong, horse and sulky, three years,

ins. per annum.t). Milton and Morton, three times a week; and Morton

and 13r'ooman, once a week. -Hugh Madden, Milton, horseand vehicle, three years, 437 per annum..

7. Tatlira, and Bcga. -See Supplementary South No. r.S. l'ambula, South' l'ambula, Pipeclay Creek, and

V owaka, six times a week. Donald Laing, l'ambula,horseback, or sulky, three years, 440 per annum.

9. Fairfield, Smithfield, and Wetherill Park, twice aday. -To be re- advertised..

Io. Wetherill .Park and Bosslcy Park. -To be re- adver-tised.

11. Bringelly and Morehead's Box. -To be re- adver-tised.

12. From Railway Station to Post Office, Campbelltown,thirty -seven times or oftener a week; and from PostOti)ce to Railway Station, Campbelltown, forty -threetunes or oftener a week. - Charles Tripp, Sen., .Campbell -town, horse, or sulky, three years, 438 19s. per annum.

13. Camden; Browniow !3i1í, and '' erombi, six times aweer.- U1iar-les Esau Kclloway, Camden, horseback andsulky, three years, ¿So per annum.

14. Camden and Cawdor, three times a week. -HenryHanger, Mount Hunter, horseback or sulky, three years,430 per annum.

15. Camden and Mount Bunter, six times a week.-Henry hanger, Mount Hunter, horseback or sulky, threeyears, J,3o per annum.

16. Mount Hunter, Glenniore, and The Oaks, six timesa week. -Henry Hanger, Mount Hunter, horseback orsudsy, three years, 440 per annum.

17. Bowral, Glenquarry, Kangaloon, East Kangaloon,and Robertson, six times a week. Joseph l'aimer, Robert-son, four - wheeled vehicle, one horse, one year, 490.

18. Railway Station and Post Office, Moss Vale. -To bere-advert ised.

19. Moss Vale and Sutton Forest ; and from Moss Valeto Sutton Forest.-To be re- advertised.

20. Moss Vale, Burrawang, and Robertson, six times aweek ; and Robertson and Pheasant Ground, vid thePublic School, three times a week. -Thos. Fairley, MossVale, two - wheeled vehicle, one year, 478 2S.

21 . Moss Vale, North Yurrunga, i urrunga, Barren-garry, Kangaroo Valley, Canibewarra, and Nowra, sixtimes` a week.- James A. Trimble, Barrengarry, four -wheeled vehicle, two or more horses, as required, threeyears, /224 per annum.

22. Sutton Forest and Cross Roads; and Cross Roadsand Cancan Leigh. -To be -re- advertised.

23. Kangaroo Valley and Upper Kangaroo River, threetimes a week. -Adana D. Forrest, Kangaroo Valley, horse-back or two - wheeled vehicle, one year, 418.

24. Murulan and Bungonia, three times a wee]:. -JohnBerrisford, Marulan, horse and sulky, three years, ,457lier annum.

25. Bungonia and Windellatna, twice a week. -JohnManning, B ungonia, horseback or sulky, two years; 430per annul)).

26. Goulburn and Crookwell. -To be re- advertised.27. Goulburn, Kenmore, Tarlo, Chatsbury, 1liyrtleville,

and Taralga, six times a week.-Maurice Hoare, MossVale, two -horse coach or one -horse vehicle, three years,41 r8 Ios. per annum.

28. Goulburn and \\Villaroo. -See Supplementary South,NOS. 2 or 3.29. Goulburn and Inveralochy, six times a week. -John

McGuigan, Currawang, sulky, one horse, three years,46o per annum.30. Goulburn and Bungonia.-To be re- advertised.31. Crookwell and Bigga, three times .a week ; with abranch. snail from " Turn -off " to Junction l'oint, twice a

v:er k. -To -)': re-advcrt.iìcd.


32. 1Wheco, Winduella, and Narrawa, three times aweek.--'-C. H. A. Marks, Goulburn, four - wheeled coach,two or more horses, three years, £56 per annum.

33. WI1eeo and Reeves, twice a week.-To be re- adver-tised.

34. Narrawa, l'enning's, Watson's, Kelly's, Pentland's,Rodger's, and Sliger's, twice a week.- Robert Singer,Narrawa, horseback, one year, £30.

35. \ \T11eeo and Crookwell. -To be re- advertised.36. Taralga, Yalbraith, and Golspie, viâ the 9 -mile peg,

R. Sullivan's, D. Lawler's, R. McLennan's, Mrs.McLaren's, and J. Horne's, three times a week. MichaelFitzgibbon, Taralga, sulky, three years, £65 per annum.

37. Tarago, Bonnie Doon, ]3ronti, Windellama, Nadjin-gomar, and Oallen, vid Bond's, three times a week.-William Ryan, Tarago, two - wheeled vehicle, one or morehorses, three years, £83 ros. per annum.

38. A point on Tarago - Braidwood mail line and Lar-bert.-To be re- advertised.

39. Post Office, Tarago, and the railway guard's van,twice a day ; Tarago, Boro, Manar, Six Mile pat, Braid -wood, ]3e11's Creek, North Araluen, and Araluen, sixtimes a week ; and Braidwood and Reidsdale, twice aweek.- Pooley and Malone, Ltd., Braidwood, vehicle, twoor more horses to Araluen, and horseback Braidwood andReidsdale, three years, Z 148 per annum, conditionally.

40. Boro and Mulloon, three times a week.- AugustusPartington, Boro, horseback, two years, £29 per annum.

41. Boro and Mayfield, three times a week. -JamesWilson, Boro, horseback, one year, £30.

42. Braidwood and I1iongariowe, three times a week.Pooley and Malone Ltd., Braidwood, vehicle, one or morehorses, three ;-ears, L30 per annum, conditionally.

43. Braidwood, Jembaicumbene, and Major's (:reek, sixtimes a week.- 1'ooley and Malone Ltd., Braidwood,vehicle, one or more horses, three years, £29 per annum,conditionally.

44. Araluen, Mullenderee, and Moruya, six times aweek. Samuel Avere!i, Moruya, two or four - wheeledvehicle, one, two, or more horses, three years, £197 1os.,conditionally.

45. Bodalla and Nerrigundah.-See SupplementarySouth, No. 4.

46. Cobargo and Berniagui South. -To be re- adver-tised.

47. Cobargo and \-owrie. -To be re- advertised.48. Bega and Candelo. -'To be re- advertised.49. Begat and Bermagui. -To be re- advertised.50. \Volumla and South \Wolumla Creamery. -To be re-

advertised.51. Railway Station and Post Office, Bungendore, twice

or oftener daily. -john 13: McJannett, Bungendore, twoor four - wheeled vehicle, one or more horses, three years,£40 per annum.

52. Railway Station and Post Office, Queanbeyan, twiceor oftener daily. Nicholas McInnes, jun., Queanbeyan,four - wheeled conveyance, two or mole horses, three years,£17 155. per annum.

53. Queanbeyan, 7'uggraaong, and Tharwva, vid Lanvon.six times a week. -Allan O'Neill, Queanbeyan, .sulky, oneor more horses, three years, £28 per annum.

54. From Tharwì. to Riversdale. -Tc be re- advertised.55. Cooma, 1erridale, and J indabayne, six times a week ;

with a branch mail to and from Berridale and Dalgety,six times a week. -Frank Nicholson, Cooma, coach, twoor more horses, one year, £150.

56. Cooma and Rosedale, vid Murrumbucca, once a week.-Thos. W. Heyland, Adaminabv, horse and sulky, threeyears, £47 per annum.

J7. Numeralla and Counteganv. -To be re- advertised.;8. Berridale, Marshall's Plain, and Eastbourne, vid

Malt Lodge, Bullenbalong (C. R. Jardine's), and 1'.Norton's; thence by main road. (Contractor to travel vidT. P. O'Neill's, instead of P. _\-ortonz's, if required), twicea week. Frederick George. Brown, 1erridale, horse andsulky, three years, £55 per annum.

5q. Cathcart, Tantawanglo, and Candelo, twice a week.-John C. O'Reilly, Candelo, four - wheeled vehicle, twohorses, three _years, £70 per annum, conditionally.

6o. Yambulla and Wangrabelle (Vic.), once a week.Margaret M. Middleditch, Wangrabelle, Victoria, horse-back, one year, £25.

61. Adaminibv and Caddigat, once a week. - Terence E.Carney, Caddigat, horseback, three years, £20 per annum.

62. Dalton, Pudman Creek, and Rye Park, once a week.-James Dunlev, Preston's Creek, Dalton, horseback, threeyears, £29 per annum.

63. Rye Park and Rugby, vid Frost's Farm and mainroad, three times a week. -James Gorham, Hill View,Rugby, horseback, three years, £40 per annum.

64. Vass, Murrumbateman, Jeir, Hall, Ginninderra, Can-berra, and Queanbeyan, three times a week. -John J.Moran, Queanbeyan, four - wheeled licensed vehicle, two ormore horses, three years, £80 per annum.

65. Vass and Ledgerton, twice a week. -To be re-advertised.

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66. Murrumbateman and Nanama. -To be re- advertised.67. Wee Jasper and Cooradigbee, twice a week. -John

Carey, Wee Jasper, horseback, three years, £30 per annum.68. Gundaroo and Tallangandra, vid Back Creek, three

times a week. -J. W. Casey, Tallangandra, sulky, onehorse, three years, £49 per annum.

69. Bowning and Berremangra. -Not yet decided.7o. Bookham and Tumut.-To be re- advertised.I. Post Office, Binalong, and Travelling Post Office,

twice a day.; and Binalong, 'Hughstonia, and Burrowa,six times a week. -John H. Muir, Cowra, four - wheeledvehicle, two or three horses, as required, three years,£59 Jos. per annum.

72. Burrowa and Young. -To be re- advertised.73. Burrowa, Frogmoor, and Reid's Flat,. vid Deep

Creek, three times a week. -John H. Muir, Cowra, two-wheeled vehicle, one horse, or four - wheeled vehicle, twohorses, three years, £50 per annum.

74. Burrowa, Godfrey's Creek, Morongla Creek, andCowra, vid Narra Allan Station and Breakfast Creek,three times a week. William Canty, Burrowa, sulky, oneor two horses, three years, £104. per annum.

75. Marengo and Windemere (Lucerne Flats), twice aweek.- Edward Kenemore, Marengo, one horse and sulky,one year, £25 per annum.

76. Galong and Douglas Gap. -To be re- advertised.77. Railway Station and Post Office, Young, twice or

oftener daily. - Thomas Hancock, Young, two- wheeledvehicle, one horse, one year, £39

78. From Young to Grogan, returning to Young vidWest Temora, Una Vale, and W. Raffey's, twice a week. -'l'o be re- advertised.

7y. Grenfell and Forbes, three times a week. - Jeremiah'I'oolley, Forbes, vehicle (sulky or buggy, one or twohorses), three years, £125 per annum.

80. Grenfell and Brundalt Creek. -To be re- advertised.Sr. Grenfell and Bland. -To be re- advertised.82. Wallendbeen, Cullinga, and Cullinga Mines, three

times a week.- Robert A. Fuller, Wallendbeen, sulky,one horse, three years, £40 per annum.

83. Wallendbeen, vid F. Kennedy's, Cahill Brothers','l'umbleton Holding, Fontenoy, Berthong, Dara ; thencealong the Stockingbingal- Wallendbeen road, vid Roberts',F orsyth's, and Keough's, three times a week.- Robert A.I' ul ter, Wallendbeen, sulky, one horse, three years, Z95per annum.

84. Temora and O'Gormali's. --To be re- advertised.85. Barmedman and Arsali Park. -To be re- advertised.86. West Wvalong, Wyalong, and Marsden's, vid the

road past Burtenshaw's, Williams', O'Keefe's, Thompson'sl3ack Creek, and Oakhurst Station, twice a week; and\Vest Wyalong, Wyalong, and Marsden's, vid the mainroad, and thence to Lake Cowal East (Wilson's), vid theBland Creek Punt (Donkin's), once a week. -John MichaelCurry, Wyalong, one -horse sulky, more horses if required,three years, £128 per annum.

87. West Wyalong and Yalgogrin North. -To be re-advertised.

88. West Wyalong and Ungarie. -See No. 9o.89. Uugarie and Lake Cudgellico. -See No. 9o.9o. West Wyalong, Ungarie, Forest Vale, and Lake

Cudgellico, vid Younaara, Dundoo Hills South, Byga-lorie, Gorman's Hill \West, Boorabil, and Bow's Neck,twice a week- Charles Lowrie, Lake Cudgellico, coach,three years, £109 per annum.

91. 1Zailway Station and Post Office, Gundagai. -To bere- advertised.

92. Adelong, Mount Adrah, and Hillas Creek, twice aweek.- Thomas Patrick . O'Dwyer, Adelong, sulky andtwo horses, three years, £50 per annum.

93. Gilmore and J. Hurl's, Fern Gully. -To be re -ad-vertised.

94. Tumut, West 13lowering, and Yellowin, travellingT'id the 'I'umut Plains -road and J. Purcell's, Naughton's,McLeary's, and Tumut Plains Public School, twice aweek. - Edward Iiy. Lindbeck, Vellowin, horseback, threeyears, £50 per annum.

95. Tumberumba and Lankey's Creek. -To be re- adver-tised.

96. Tumberumba, Burra, Boggy Creek, Meragle, andNew Meragle (McLachlan's), once a week.- PatrickO'Brien, Tumberumba, horseback, three years, £39 perannum.

97. From Illabo to Bethungra Station, R. Harris's, Mac -Lennon's, Trevethin School, C. Pratt's; J. O'Mara's, andRetreat Station, returning vid Sully's, Nash's, Barnes',('owled's, J. Mully's, Kennedy's, Swan's, and Dunk's,twice a week. Josiah Levett, Bethungra, sulky and twohorses, three years, £6o per annum.

98. Wagga Wagga and Brewarrana Station. -To be re-advertised.

99. Wagga Wagga and Leayah's. -To be re- advertised.zoo. Wagga Wagga and Germanton. -To be re-adver-

tised.ror. I-lenty, Munyabla, Pleasant Hills, and Wallandool,

vid Edgehill School, and by the Arumore route betweenPleasant Hills and \ \Tallandool Station, three times aweek. -James Jones, Henty, sulky and one horse, or buggyand two horses if required, three years, £98 per annum.

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102. Railway Station and Post Office, Albury, five timesor oftener a day. Crawford and Co. Proprietary Limited,Albury, four - wheeled conveyance (waggonette or lorry,covered), three years, 498 per annum.

103. Howlong and Brocklesby, vid Just's, Leahy's, TheOlives, Reid's 13ox, Scheetz's, Maxwell's, Collis', Court-ney's lane, and Dwyer's, twice a week.- Robert Weeding,Brocklesby, four wheeled covered conveyance, two horses,three years, 440 per annum.

104. Brocklesby and Goombargona, twice a week.Robert Weeding, Brocklesby, four - wheeled covered -invehicle, two horses, three years, 49 per annum.

105. Coolamon and Ariali Park (McPherson's). -To bere- advertised.

ro6. Coolamon, Rowallan, Shannon's, and Ariall, vidVeitch's, McKinnon's Public School, " J unction Inn," thestock route, Cassidy's, Mimosa West, Ellerslie, Ashfield,and Glenhope, once a. week ; and Coolamon, Shannon's,and Ariall, vid the old road to Fisher's (Ellerslie), thencevid Macauley's, once a week. -Frank \ \Talker, Coolamon,two - wheeled vehicle, two horses, four wheels when re-quired, three years, 4143 Tos. per annum.

107. To and from Coolamon, vid Brushwood School,Lockett's lane, T. Swann's, Cutler's, Crouch's, Jessup'sMcQuillan's, Redman's, Mangain Receiving Office, Fore.`Vale, Erskine's, Cotfe( School, D. Boston's, \Vestman's,Ferguson's, Muller's, Slieedy's, Reid's, R. Swann's, Tock-ley's and Robertson's (alternate directions each trip),three times a week. -James F. Chapman, Coolamon, sulky,one horse, three years, 4ioo per annum.

ro8. From Coolamon to Millwood.-To be re- advertised.109. From Matong to Airlie Station, R. Swann's, E.

Marsden's, Cowabbie boundary ; thence about 32 mileseast to Dulah parish boundary ; thence south followingthe Main Road to Matong, twice a week. -Geo. R. Sym.es,Ganmain, sulky, two horses, three years, .4'52 per annum.

IIO. Railway Station and Post Office, Narrandera.-To be re- advertised.

III. Narrandera, Jackson's \Vaterholes, Galore Park,and Lockhart, vid Gillenbah, Galore Station, and Day'sFarm, twice a week.- George Alchin, Lockhart, sulky,one horse, three years, 48o per annum.

112. Narrandera and Yalgogrin. -To be re- advertised.113. Mulwala, Mount Gwynne, and Berrigan, twice a

week.- Andrew McInnes, Berrigan, sulky, one horse, threeyears, 459 per annum.

114. Corowa, Savernake, \Varmatta, and Berrigan, vidSedgwick's, Merton, Ringwood, Ryan's ( Savernake Lane),Bolt's Bull Plain, &c., twice a week'; with a branch mailto and from Merton and Murchison's, vid Summer Glen,Hawkins', and Anderson's, twice a week. -John Hanson,Corowa, buggy, two horses, three years, 4118 per annum.

115. Corowa and South Corowa, six times a week.F. E. Fogarty, Corowa, one -horse conveyance or on horse-back, three years, ß'2I per annum.

116. Berrigan and Railway Station, Cobrani (Victoria).-To be re- advertised.117. Tocumwal and Berrigan. -To be re- advertised.118. Deniliquin and Finley, by direct road, vid Robin

son's, three times a week, witfi a branch mail to andfrom Robinson's and Pine Hills, twice a week. -JamesRobinson, Deniliquin, American coach, two or more horses,as required, three years, 498 Fos. per annum.

119. Deniliquin and Rangemore, vid Calimo and \Verai,twice a week.- Alfred E. Perrin, Deniliquin, waggon-ette, two horses, three years, .4'.74 per annum, condition-ally.

120. idloulainein, Neinner, and Barham, twice a week ;and Neimer Bridge and Noorong Homestead, twice aweek.- Ernest A. Watson, Balranald, four - wheeledvehicle, two or more horses, three years, 448 1os. perannum.

12I. Whitton and Lake Cudgellico.= -To be re- adver-tised.

122. Whitton and Fairfield (J. Wilson's). -'l'o be re-advertised.

123. Darlington l'oint and Hay. -To be re- advertised.124. C:urathool and Hillston. -To be re- advertised.125. Hay and Booligal. -To be re- advertised.126. Booligal and Ivanhoe. =To be re- advertised.127. Carrathool. and Sand Hills. -To be re- advertised.128. Railway Station and Post Office, Hay, six times

a week. -John Kirkwood, Hay, spring cart, one horse,three years, J'42 per annum.

529. From Hay. to Eurugabah and Gunbah. -To be re-advertised.

13o. Hay and l3alranald. -To be re- advertised.131. Hay and 'l'helangerin, vid \ \Tooloondool, Darcoola,

and Benduck Back Station, once a week. -John Kirkwood,Hay, four- itiheeled vehicle, two horses, three years, 391os. per annum.

132. Booroorban and Wilson.-To be re- advertised.133. Adelaide ('.;nip (on the l3ooligal- Mossäiel mail

line) and Willandra I-Lomestead, vid Merungle, Bellevue,Furlong, Mount Pleas:flit, l'ineleigh, Maxwell Braes, Van -dembah, Thurlow, Moolbong, and Roeta, once a week ;and Adelaide Camp and Willandra Homestead, vid Mer-ungle, And'reyea, Maxwell Braes, Yandembah, Thurlow,

Moolbong, and Roeta, once a week. Sidney EdgarOsmond, Booligal, one -horse sulky, and two horses and awaggonette, when required, three years, 4129 per annum.

134. 13alranald, Euston, Gol Gol, and Mildura (Vic.),twice a week;and Mildura and Wentworth, three times aweek. - Charles Goldsbury McMahon, Wentworth, coach,four horses, three years, 4649 per annum.

135. Ivanhoe and Wilcannia. -To be re- advertised.136. Railway Platform and Post Office, Broken Hill.

To be re-advertised.137. Milperinka and 1 andama. -To be re- advertised.

SUPPLEMENTARY NO. 1.

SOC''l'I3ER\' ROADS.To and from

I.Tathra, Tathra - road, and Bega, four times a week onsteamer days, also on Sundays to convey steamer mail forBega, which arrives at Tathra on Saturday night. -Alex.\ \T11i. McPhee, Bega, coach, two or four horses, threeyears, £33 per annum. Contractor to convey mails be-tween Bega and Merinibula at 1os. per trip, when re-quired.

2. Goulburn and \Wiliaroo. -To be re- advertised.3. 13angalore .Railway Siding :ufd \Villaroo. -To be re-

advertised.4. Bodalla, Eurobodalla, and Nerringundah, vid Forest

Home School and Gulph Creek, six times a week.- MartinKeating, ?Ioruya, two- wheeled conveyance, one or morehorses, three years, 496 per annum.

5. Young, '1'111)1)uí, Morangarell, and Bland, twice aweek. -Jolrf Janes Barry, Young, two- wheeled conveyance,one or more horses, one year, 4125 Dos.

6. 'l'huddungra and Bimbi. -'l'o be re- advertised.7. Whitton and Fairfield. -To be re- advertised.

No]ITI1ERN ROADS.To and from--

I. Manly, ]3rookvale, Narrabeen, Rock Lily, iIona Vale,and Newport, six times a week; with a branch mail toand from Rock Lily, l3ayview, :nid `Church l'oint, sixtimes a week. (Contractor to carre, Sundays and publicholidays excepted, aga extra )nail a day for period from1st November to 3oth April.) -Geo. H. Cooper, Manly,conveyance, four horses, three years, 41oo per annum.

2. WO WO RaiiWay Station and 1.'ost Office, Black -wall, six times a week ; and Blackwell, Davis Town, andKincumber, six times a week.- \\-ni. Settree, Kincumber,on foot, and by boat and horse, or wholly by boat if re-quired, three years, 4104 per annum.

3. Railway Station, \Vyong, and Post Offices, \ \Tyoifgand \Wyong Creek, six times a week ; and the clearance o I.letter box at entrance to Railway Station, twice a day.Jas. Gallagher, \Wyong, horse and sulky, one year, 24 7s.id. per annum.

4. Railway Station, llorisset, and Post Office, Cooran-bong, twice a day, and Cooranbong and Martinsville, sixtimes a week. Francis I'. O'Leary, Cooranbong, coach,four wheels, one and two horses, three years, I:22 los. perannum, cnditionally.

5. Newcastle, The Junction, \1crewcther, Charle_toi+n,Belmont, Swansea, Mile Camp, and Catherine 1-lill Bay,six times a week.-T0 be re- advertised.

6. Cliárlestown, Dudley, and Redhead, six times a week.-William Isles, Dudley, horseback, three years,Z48 13s. 4d.

7. \Wallsend- Plattsburg and Minmi.-To be re- adver-tised.

8. Raymond 'Terrace, Nelson's Plains, and Mount Ken-wary, six times a week. -James Campbell, Nelson's Plains,horseback, one year, 1034, conditionally.

9. Bulandelah, Boolambayte, and ]3ungwalil, three timesa week. -John William Cox, l3ulandelah, four - wheeledvehicle, two horses, three years, 4;49) per annum.

10. Barrington and Nowendec, once a week. -HughMcSwan, Barrington, horseback, three years, 46S.

Ir. Barrington and Upper Bowman, twice a week.-.Thomas Miller Creagh, Bowman River, horseback, oneyear, 44o. .

12. 'farce, \Voolla \Woolf +, and \Wingham, six tintes aweek, by four - wheeled covered coach, two horses. -Notyet decided. .

13. 'Parce, \Voolla \Voolla, and \Vingham, six times aweek, by sulky, one horse. -Not vet decidèd.

14. 130 Bo or ]3urril Creek and \Vinghan1, vid Bo BoBridge, and Killawarra, six times a week. -Not yet de-cided.

15. Cundletown, Oxley island, and 13ohnock, twice aweek.- Albert James Northam, Oxley Island, horseback,three years, 429 los.

16. Dingo Creek and Wherrol Flat (contractor to travelvid Dingo Creek 13ridge in times of flood), three tintes aweek. -Henry Eldon Yarrington, Dingo Creek, horse -back or sulky, three rears, /20 rOS. per annum.

17. Coopernook, Langley Vale, Lansdowne, CentralLansdowne, and Upper Lansdowne, vid Rock Mill, thePublic School, and Minnett's, three times a week. -JamesL\enden, Coopernook, sulky, one horse, three years, 4;o.

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18. Coopernook, Catti:r Greek, and Harrington, six times:1 week. -James ]'.vender], Coopernook, sulky, one horse,three Years, >7o.

19. Dew and Lauriston, six times a week.-Wm. Robt.Kidd, Dew, horse :und sulky, 2 years, X39 nos. per annual.

20. Kew and Dendall, six times a week.- George Wil-liam Liglrtley, Kew, sulky, one horse, three Years, ¿.28.

21. Telegraph Point, Ballengarra, Rollon 1's Plains, andUpper Rolla d's Plairîs, four times a week. -EdwinClement Naylor, Telegraph Point, buggy or horseback,2 Years, Z69 per annum.

22. Telegraph Point and The Hatch. -To be re- adver-tised.

23. Dempsey, Frederickton, Smith '!'own, Gladstone,Summer Island, Pelican Island, Jerseyville; Gooloonriurri,South - \Vest Rocks, and Arakoon, vid the left bank orGladstone side of the river, between Frederickton and(Gladstone (mails to be conveyed between Kempsev,Frederickton, and Gladstone by boat in time of flood),six times a week. -John William Walsh, Smithtown, bytwo - wheeled sulky, one horse, three years, ¿155 nos. perannum.

24. Dempsey, Frederickton, Clvbucca, Unlcya Creek,Barraganvatti, and Macksville (if at any time contractoris obliged to adopt the Tambar route instead of Clybucca,the latter place to be served specially by the contractor,twice a week, to and from Frederickton), three times aweek ; and Macksyille, Nambucca Heads, Valla, BellingerHeads, Fernmount, and Bellingen, three times a week.Robert O'Neill, Gladstone, four - wheeled coach, two orfour horses, three years, Z299 per annum.

25. Gladstone and Loftus Bridge. -To be re-advertied.26. ]3owraville and Argent's Hill, twice a week.

Phillip Lamph, 13owraville, horseback, three years, ¿'30per annum.

27. Bellingen and Coif's Harbor Jetty. -To be re-ad-vertised.

28. West Maitland, Aberglasslyn, Rosebrook, andLamb's ('reek, three tines a week, with a branch mail toand from Aberglasslyn, and Gosforth.-- \William E. Crit-tenden, Anambah, West Maitland, horseback, one year,Z.48-

29. Clarence ']'own, Gleri William, and Brookfield, threetimes a week. Alfred Donald Crittenden, Largs, sulky,one horse, two years, .434 per annum, conditionally.

3o. Ellalong and Congewai, three times a week. -JamesCrossley, Congewai, horseback, three years, £27 perannum.

31. \Wollombi, Laguna, :und Central \Wattagan, threetimes a week. -Henry Hawkins, Central \Wattagan, sulky,one horse, three years, x,38 per annum.

32. Pokolbin and Allandale. -To be re- advertised.33. Railway Station and Post Office, Branxton, twice

or oftener daily. George Collins, 13ranxton, spring van,one horse, three years, ¿3o per annum.

34. Singleton, \Vhittingham, Vere, and Broke, (contractorto call at Vere Public School on the outward trip), sixtimes a week.- Matthew Juratowitch, Singleton, sulky, onehorse, three years, X72 per annum.

35. Singleton, Boggy Flat, Goldsville, \Varkworth, andJerry's Plains, yid Thorley's, three times a week. -EdwinStedman Alcorn, Jerry's Plains, coach, two or more horses,three years, _4'87 los. per annual.

36. Singleton and Merannie Station (Binnie's). -To bere- advertised.

37. A point on the Singleton- Jerry's Plains mail line(near lloggv Flat), and l3ulga, three times a week. -JohnHarborne, Boggy Flat, sulky and saddle horse alternately,3 Years, 37 nos. per annum. Conditionally.

38. From Glennie's ('reek to Goorangoola. -To be re-advertised.

39. Railway mail van, Railway Station, and Post Office,: Muswellbrook (including the clearance of " late-fee"letter -box .:it Railway Station), twice or oftener daily; andMuswellbrook, Denman, Giant's Creek, Gungal, and Mer -riwa, six tittles a week. Edward Paul Nowland, \VestMaitland, coach, 2 or more horses, 3 years, ¿234 15s. perannum.

40. Muswellbrook, and Hewitt's (starting from Muswell-brook). To be re- advertises].

41. Merriwa and Cassilis.-To be re- advertised.42. Merriwa and \ \Tollar, vid Kellick and Bow Creek,

once a week.- Augustine Fitzpatrick, \ Vollar, horseback,3 years, L32 per annum.

43. Aberdeen, Dangarfield, and Rouchell 13rooli, threetimes a week.- Charles Claydon, Aberdeen, 4- wheeledcoach, licensed to carry passengers, three horses, 3 years,¿64 19s. per annum.

44. From Aberdeen to Brushy Hill. To be re- advertised.45- Burman and Dale's Creek, twice a week ; and Dale's

Creek and Artlington, once a week. -To be re-advertised.46. 131andford and Nundle, twice a week. -'1'o be re-

advertised.47: Quirindi and \ \'arrah Ridge, vid Borambil Settle-

ment, twice a week. -David l4. Achurch, Quirindi, horse-back, 3 years, ¿27 nos. per annum.

4S. Quirindi, Varraman, and ].3lackville. -].'o lie re-ad-vertised.

49. Quirindi, Caroona, Spring Ridge, and Coolambilla.,three times a week. \W. H. T. Arnold, Spring Ridge,Quirindi, coach, 2 horses, horseback when roads heavy,3 years, X34 18s. per annum.

5o. Varraman and Tambar Springs. -To be re- adver-tised.

51. Varraman and 7'rinkev. -To be re- advertiesd.52. Quipolly Creek and Quipolly, three times a week. -

Louisa Annie Heiler, Quipolly, horse and sulky, 3 years,/30 per annum.

53. From Curlewis to \ \'ondoba. -To be re-advertised.-54. \\Tondoba and Tambar Springs, once a week. -To be

re- advertised.55. Railway Station and Post Office, Gunnedah, twice or

oftener daily. -To be. re- advertised.56. Gunnedah and Meermaul, twice a week. -S. G.

Cohen, Gunnedah, horseback, 3 years, 420 per annum.5i. Gunnedah and Westerweller's.-To be re- adver-

tised.58. Mullaley and Launt's. -To be re- advertised.59. Railway Station and Post Office, Boggabri, twice or

oftener daily.- George Phillip Tandy, Boggabri, four -wheeled vehicle, one horse, 3 years, ¿24 ros. per annum.

6o. Boggabri and Lindsay Station. -To be re- advertised.6r. I3oggabri and Hulbert's. -To be re- advertised.62. Boggabri and Airlands. -To be re- advertised.63. Railway Station and Post Office, Narrabri, fifteen

times or oftener a week. -John Billingsley, Narrabri, van,one horse, three years, ¿45 15s. per annum.

64.. From Narrabri to J. Dorrington's.-To be re -ad-verfrsed.

65. Narrabri and Gravesend. -To be re- advertised.66. Wee \Vag and Merah (E. A. Holcombe's) vid W. R.

Holcombe's, S. Smith's, Shannon's, Tey's residence, Hunt's,and J. P. Redford's, twice a week. -John Thomas Field,\ \nee \Waa, horseback, 2 years, /52 per annum.

67. \ \Tee \ \yaa and ]3oalcarrol. -To be re- advertised.68. Philliga and \Walgett, vid Come -by- Chance and Go-

angra, three times a week. -Not yet decided..69. Cubbaroo Railway Siding and Bugilbone.-To be

re- advertised.70. From Carbcen Railway Siding to Hockin's. -To be

re- advertised.71. Burren Post Office and Avondale. -To be re - adver-

tised.72. Burren 'Junction Railway Station and Bulveroi. -

To be re- advertised.73. Burren Junction and Pilliga. -To be re- advertised.74. Bugilbone Siding, and O'Mullane's. -To be re-adL

vertised.75. Cryan Railway Station, Galara, and Capel's, vid

Cryan and New Cryan, twice a week. -To be re- adver-tised.

76. Cryan Railway Station and Walgett.-To be re-advertised.

i7. Walgett, Angledool, New Angledool, LightningRidge, Currawillinghi, Hebel (Q.), and Goodooga, twicea week.- Charles Smith, Walgett, vehicle, 2 or morehorses, 3 years, 375 per annum.

78, Walgett and Goodooga, vid Comborah Springs,Grawin, \Wilby \Vilbv, Loughnan's, and new BangaleStation, once a week. - Charles Smith, Walgett, vehicle,2 or more horses, 3 years, ß'88 per annum.

79. Walgett and Comborah, once a week. -- CharlesSmith, Walgett, vehicle, r or more horses, 3 years, _4'33per annum.

80. Walgett and Carinda, vid Old Kidgear, Polly ßre-wan, 'l'he \Vilgas, Bogewong, and 'Warren Downs, oncea week.- George \ \Toodcroft, Walgett, four- wheeled con -veyance, 2 or more horses, 3 years, ,4'Ir5 per annum.

8r. Woolabra, Millie, and Bullarah, vid Glenroy, R.Boland's, Paisley's, T. Boland's, Phelp's, Philpott's,Drinin's, T. Grace's, W. G. Grace's, Kemp's, Garland'sBox, R. S. Sim's, S. W. Sims, Hathorn's Box, and DerraStation, once a week; and \Voolabra, Millie, and Bullarah,vid Glenroy, Boland's McFarland's, Hamilton`s,. Duff's(Retreat), Philpott's, Drina n's, T. Grace's, W. G. Graces',Kemps, Garland's Box, R. S. Sim's, S. W. Sim's,i-lithorn's Box, and Derra Station, once a week. (Firstmentioned route to be travelled when Moonin Creek is inflood). - Frederick G. O'Hara, Maree, 2- wheeled vehicle,one horse, 3 years, 4185 nos. per annum.

82. Bulveroi find Champion's. -To be re- advertised.S2.ß. Eton Siding and Bulveroi. -To be re- advertised.82B. Eton Siding and Champion's. -To be re- advertised.8 ;. Monee, kallamallawa, and \Warialda, vid Boolooroo

Bridge, Tareelari, and 13ogamildi Station, and via C.Davis', G. Prendergast's, R. 't'urner's, R. DarlingtonA. Hancock's, J. Ryan's, and N. Murphy's, twice a week.-F. W. Hallnnan, "Ashley, horse and sulk, three years,./104. per annual, conditionally that " Hvbla "- be includedin route at r more per annual.

84. \'Ioree, Talmoi, auto Harris' (Stancombe's), vidAvoca, Iurd's, Delander's, \Veeweelanga, \Valrusley -s, H..Matthew's, and J. C. Boyle's (kelso), Once a week;%loree, 'l'almoi, and S. Harris' (Stancombe's), vid PioneerBridge, Midkin \Woolshed, Lomax's, Winter's, \Walmsley's,

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H. Matthew's, and J. C. Boyle's (Kelso), once a week;and from S. Harris' (Stanconlbe's) to W. Harris' W.Harding's and Doran's, returning to S. Harris' (Stancombe's), vid C. G. Iiarding's, W. H. Winter's, J. C.Doran's, W. Marsden's, Anderson's, Strong's, Lomax's,and Bucknell's twice a week. -F. W. Hallman, Ashley,horse and sulky, three years, L104 per annum.

85. Bunarba mail change, Benardo (Locks) and Winter's-To be re- advertised.

86. Garah and Kunopia. -To be re- advertised.87. Kunopia and Mungindi. -See supplementary North

No. 2.88. Ioggabilla and Stuartville (O. E. Carrigan's), vid

G. Ferguson's, J. Jackson's, W. Fefguson's, W. Jackson's,\Vhitehorn's, Dillon's, Welsh's, Wilson Bros', and Mrs.Allen's, returning vid Boobera, once a week (on Sunday) ;and Boggabilla and Mrs. Allen's, vid Boobera, Dillon's,Welsh's, and Wilson Bros.', returning vid \Vhitehorn'sJackson's, and Ferguson's, once a week (on Thursday).-Thomas Devon, Boggabilla, horseback, three years,Z:74 r5s. per annum.

89. From Boomi to Kunopia. -To be re- advertised.9o. Currabubula and Clifton Station. -To be re- adver-

tised.91. Railway Station and Post Office, Tamworth, three or

four times or oftener daily. -To be re- advertised.92. Tamworth and Goonoo Goonoo by direct route, six

times a week.- Charles Woods, Tamworth, coach and twohorses, three years, £6o per annum.

93. Dungowan, Ogunbil, and Swamp Oak, vid Dun -gowan Creek (north and south sides on alternate trips),and Port Stephen's- road', four times a week ; and SwampOak and Niangala, twice a week. - Frederick W. Manuel,Swamp Oak, coach, two horses, three years, X137 Ios.per annum.

94. Attunga and Attunga Springs, three times a week.-William O'Shea, Attunga, horseback, three years, 425 perannum.

95. Manilla and Bingara. -To be re- advertised.96. Manilla and Glenbarra. -To be re- advertised.97. Manilla and Glenbarra. -To be re- advertised.98. Manilla and Glendon. -To be re- advertised.99. Mountain View and Toryburn. -To be re- advertised.zoo. Rodd's (Manilla - Carroll mail route), Kelvin and

Gunnedah. -To be re- advertised.101. Barraba, Bereen, and Cowper's vid Dennis',

thence to Burindi Road, near Urquhart's, jun., Burindi,Kirk's, Mayvale (Chamber's), Campo Santo, Wilson Bros.,Plilmthorpe, Cainton, Violet Dale, Vermont, Wee andBrushgrove, once a week. -Wm. Leckart, Riverstone,Barraba, buggy, one or two horses, three years, Z..6o perannum.

102. Barraba and Stormount, vid Moylan's, Cousens,Berry's; Paling's Yard, Haydon's, and McCusker's, twicea week.-William Hatley Turner, Gulf Creek, horseback,two years, £56 per annum, contractor to extend service toMountain Home (Grills) for an additional £4 per annumif required.

103. Upper Horton and Cobbadah, once a week. -Edwd.Chas. Gainen, Horton River, vid Cobbadah, one -horsevehicle, three years, Ç3o per annum.

104. Cobbadah and Gulf Creek, vid the Main Road,three times a week. -G. H. W. Morgan, Gulf Creek,buggy, two horses, three years, £83 per annum, contractorto perform service between Gulf Creek and Stormount, oncea week, for an additional Z2 per annum if required.

105. Bingara and Keera Station, once a week. -Wm.E. Hobson, Bingara, horseback, one year, fro gs. 6d.

rob. Gravesend and Bingara -To be re- advertised.107. \Varialda and Wallangra. -To be re- advertised.Io8. Wallangra and ]3oggabilla. -To be re- advertised.Iog. Walcha Road and Niangala. -To be re- advertised.I ro. Walcha and Yarrowitch, vid Waterloo, Tiara Tia,

and Lower Tia Station, twice a week. -John Joseph Hef-fernan, Walcha, sulky, one horse, three years, Z49 \perannum.

III. Uralla and Bundarra, vid Toryburn, Stony Batter,and King John Swamp, three time's a week. - WilliamEdward McGinty, Bundarra, coach, three or more horses,three years, ¿Igo per annum.

112. Uralla and Arding, vid Methven, twice a week.Mary Ann Carroll, Uralla, buggy, one horse, three years,X28 per annum.

r13. Uralla, Sandon, and Mount Sherwood, vid Gost-wyck, Rockwood, Hillview School, Hillview and Grocer'sCreek, twice a week. - Michael Joseph Heffernan, Walcha,sulky, one horse, three years, 7o per annum.

114. Railway Station and Post Office, Armidale, twiceor oftener daily. -To be re- advertised.

115. Armidale and Schaefer's (Stonefield), and Armidaleand Rock Vale. -To be re- advertised.

r16. Armidale, Eversleigh, Wyndella, and Booroolong,three times a week. -Henry Monde', Armidale, sulky andhorse, three years, J8o per annum.

117. Armidale, Cooney Creek and Hillgrove, six times aweek. Patrick Ryan, Armidale, four - wheeled mail coach,four horses, three years, £ioo per annum,

r 18. Cooney Creek and Metz, six times a week.- RichardKelly, Cooney Creek, sulky, one horse, three years, .'65per annum.

r 1y. I- ].illgrove, \Vollomombi, Guy Fawkes, \Virrialpa,and l'yringhanl, twice a week.-Patrick Haren, Hillgrove,licensed coach, two horses, three years, T44 per annum.

120. 'l'yringham, Nvtnboida, Blaxland's Flat, Coatis'Crossing, South Grafton, and Grafton, twice a week.(Contractor to travel alternately vid Skinner's Creek andDeadman's Creek, and also travel alternately betweenCoutt's Crossing and Grafton, the Tea -tree route, and vidthe Creamery -road, R. Ellis', Morrow's, M. Ellis', andGregarrow Bridge, and also between Tyringham and _Nym-boida by the main road.) Patrick Haren, Hillgrove,licensed coach, two horses, three years, 2129 per annum..

121. Guyra, and Tenterden ; and Tenterden and Tingha.-To be re- advertised.

122. Guyra, and Koala. -To be re- advertised.122A. Guyra, Brockley, Boundary Creek (Jacob Rain -

ger's), Stonebrook (John Grill's), Glenross (John Uillan-der's), and Spring Ridge (Duncan Finlay sons), vid HenryPearson's, once a week.-William Mundy, Guyra, horse-back, three years, ¿42 per. annual.

523. From Ben Lomond Railway Station to Wands -worth, vid Hockey's, Cunningharr, s, Palmer's, Perrett's,Cottrell's, Tarrant's, Costello's, and Moredon, returning toBen Lomond Railway Station, vid Green Bank, three timesa week. Daniel A. Butler, Ben Lomond, horseback, threeyears, Z49 per annum.

124. Bald Nob and Glen Elgin, vid Rosenthal Mill, GlenElgin Station, and the Dredge works (Mogford's), once aweek. Thomas P. Keelan, Bald Nob, sulky, three years,X37 Ios. per annum.

125. Railway Station and Post Office, Dundee, six timesa week ; and Dundee Railway Station, and Fladbury, vidRanger's Valley, three times a week. -'l'o be re- advertised.

126. Emmaville and Strathbogie, three times a week ;and Strathbogie and Rocky Creek, once a week.-To bere- advertised.

127. Inverell, Rob Roy, Little Plain, Delungra, and\ \Tarialcla, vid the main road, three times a week.- JamesF. Judge, Inverell, four-wheeled coach, two or morehorses, three years, £578 per annum.

128. From Inverell to Oakwood, Cherry Tree Hill, Gra-mall, and Wallangra, vid Bannockburn and the main road ;returning from Wallangra, vid Bannockburn and Kulki,twice a. week. - Robert Griffiths, Inverell, four - wheeledcoach, four or more horses, three years, 16o per annum.

529. Ashford and Pindari Station. -To be re- adver-tised.

13o. Coolatai and Yetman. -To be re- advertised.131. Willson's Downfall and Acacia Creek, and Acacia

Creek and Unumgar. -To be re- advertised.132. Ocean Steamers Wharf and Post Office, Lawrence,

Traveller's Rest, Whiporie, Myrtle Creek, and Casino,twice a week. -Not yet decided.

133. Tooloom and Woodenbong. -To be re- advertised.134. North Killarney (Queensland), and Acacia Creek.

-To be re- advertised.135. Acacia Creek and Brixworth. -To be re- advertised.136. Ocean Steamers as they pass up and down the

Clarence River and Post Office, Maclean, as often as re-quired, and to convey the overland mails from the riversteamers to the Post Office, Maclean. Lavender Davis,Maclean, van and horse, three years, £20 per annum.

137. Palmer's Island and Talounlbi, twice a week. -Patrick McConnell, Palmer's Island, horseback, one year,IO.

138. Steamers Wharf, Grafton, and Post Office, Graf-ton, on arrival and departure of steamers.-Frederick C.Sanders, Grafton, spring. van and horse, three years, %50per annum.

139. Lipper Copmanhurst and Cangai. -To be re- adver-tised.

140. South Grafton, Gerrymberryn, Eatonsville, andRamornie Works, three times a week. -Adam Weather-stone, South Grafton, horse and sulky, three years, ¿50per annum.

141. From Coraki to Codrington and Casino ; and fromCasino to Codrington and Coraki. -To be re- advertised.

142. Kyogle and William Magney's. -To be re- adver-tised. .

43. Kyogle and Nimbin. -To be re- advertised.144. Casino and Little's. -To be re- advertised.145. Lismore, Goonellebah, Wollongbar, Alstonville,

\Vestbridge, and Ballina, six times a week; and from Bal-lina to Lismore (including Alstonville, \Vollongbar, andGoonellebah if required), once a week, immediately afterarrival of the ocean steamer, with mails, from Sydney onMondays.- Donald Wells, Ballina, coach, two or morehorses, three years, ¿75 per annum.

146. Lismore and Rous. -To be re- advertised.147. Lismore and O'Keefe's (Rock Valley). -To be re-

advertised.148. From Eltham to Clunes. -To be re- advertised.t49. \Vollongbar and Cowlong. -To be re- advertised.

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15o. Wardell and Alstonville. -To be re- advertised.151. Ballina and Upper North Creek, twice a week.

James T. Ross, North Creek, horse and sulky, three years,¿27 Per annum.

152. Teven and Ballina. -To be re- advertised.153. Post Office and Railway Station, 13angalow. -To

be re- advertised.154. Murwillumbah and Tweed Ileads. -To be re-

advertised.155. Railway Station, South Murwillumbah, and Post

Office, Murwillumbah, twice a day. (Contractor to callat South Murwillumbah if required.) Ben. F. Skinner,Murwillumbah, coach, two horses, three years, Z.45 perannum.

156. Murwillumbah, Byangum,. Rowland's Creek, andTerragon, three times a week. -- Edward H. Bruce, Mur -

willumbah, horse and sulky, three years, /50 per annum,conditionally.

SUPPLEMENTARY No. 1.

NORTHERN ROADS.To and from-

1. Willow Tree and G. Leggatt's (Cattle Creek). -To bere- advertised.

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2. Kunopia, Boomi, and Mungindi, via' Killen's, Sul -livan's, Keen's, Mrs. W. Alexander, D. Allen's, D.Alexander's, J. \Velsh's, Barkman's, «'errina Miles',Ryan's, Murphy's, A. .and R. Jerkins', Caloona, \Varby's,Tathanis Butler's, Harden's, Byron's, Robinson's,Brown's, Bucknell's, and Yarrawa Bridge, once a week. -Peter M. McAuley, Mungindi, horseback or sulky, threeyears, 90 per annum.

3. Lismore and Nimbin. -To be re- advertised.4. Blakebrook and Keerrong. -To be re- advertised.5. From Blakebrook to Jiggi and Tuncester. -To be

re- advertised.6. Blakebrook and Keerrong. -To be re- advertised.

SUBURBAN . ROADS.

I. General Post Office, Sydney, and Post Offices, Mil -son's Point, and North Sydney, three times or oftenerdaily. Edward Smith, North Sydney, two wheeledvehicle, one horse, three years, Z99 per annum.

2. General Post Office, Sydney, and Post Offices, Pad-dington, Woollahra, Waverley, and Bondi. -To be re-advertised.

3. From. General Post Office, Sydney, to La Perouse.-To be re- advertised.

TENDERS.

ATTENTION is directed to the undermentioned notices which have appeared in the Commonwealth, Gazette regarding theinvitation of tenders for services and supplies for the Postmaster- General's Department throughout the Commonwealth :-

Postmaster - General's Department,27th November, 1907.

Supplies and Services Required.

Telephones ... ... ... ...Branching Metallic Multiple Magneto Switch-

boardErection of Telephone Line ...Construction of Telephone ConduitsConstruction of Telephone Conduits ...Common Battery Switchboards ...Telephone Conduits... ... ...Telephone Cables and Switchboards ...Erection of Telephone Line ... ...Conveyance of Mails ...

Common Battery Switchboard and TelephonesT elephone, wall sets...F ive sections of Telephone Switchboard ...30 Metallic Circuit Telephone Switchboards ...Telegraph, Telephone, and Electric Light

M aterialVisual Vibrating Indicators ..Common Battery Switchboard and apparatus

for use on Subscribers' PremisesRepairs to Telegraph Lines ...

Repairs to Telegraph Lines ... ...31 Round Wooden Poles and Struts ...

3 -inch Cast -iron Pipes ...

Insulators, Spindles. and Soft Copper Wire ...Conduct of Semi - official Post, Telegraph and

Telephone OfficeCast -iron Brackets and Malleable Tubular

Cross ArmsConduct of Semi - official Post, Telegraph and

Telephone Office

Common Battery Switchboard and 3,000 Su.,-scribers' Telephones

Common Battery Switchboard, 400 Subscribers'Telephones, 400 Protectors

Telegraph Accumulators, Rc.Conveyance of mails ...

Conveyance of Mails

Where Required. Date of Gazette inwhich notice appears. Page.

NEW SOUTH WAI ES.SydneyNewcastle ...

Hentyto Pleasant HillsSydney ...ArmidaleSydneyWaverley ...SydneyGoolmangar to NiethinBundarra and Mr.

Thos. Byrnes' resi-dence

3. 8.0728.9.07

2.11.072.11.079.11.079.11.07

16.11.0716.11.0716.11.0723.11.07

VICTORIA.

Melbourne G.7.07Melbmrne ...

...24.8.07

Melbourne ... . I 7.9.07Melbourne ... ... 28.9.07Melbourne ... ... ! 2. 11.07

Melbourne 2.11.07Melbourne ... ... 23.11.07

Lancefield and Lance -field Railway Junc-tion

Mortlake and Penshul:stAlong road between

Ballangeich andEllerslie

QUEENSLANL_.

Brisbane, Townsville,Mary borough, Too -woomba

BrisbaneSapphire

Brisbane

Narra

SOUTH AIISTRALIA.

Adelaide

! Adelaide ...

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Perth ..Dwalganup to Norlup,

&c.Ravensthorpe Hope-

toun

23.11.07

23.11.0723.11.07

14.9.07

14.9.0.79.11.07

9.11.07

16.11.07

25.5.07

7.9.07

14.9 072.11 07

23 11.07

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13481400

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Date Tenders Returnableat G.P.O.

11.12.078.1.08

4.12.074.12.07

11.12.074.3.08

18.12.075.2.08

18.12.0731.12.07

7.1.0810.12.0717.12.0731.12.0717.12.07

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10.1.2.07

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10.12.071400 10.12.07

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1158 I 11.3.08

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SAMUEL HAUGER,Postmaster- General.

No. 6r.-3oth November, 1907

Ex. Mins. 275, 279.Postmaster - General's Department,

22nd November, 1907.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.HIS Excellency the Governor - General, by and with the

advice o'. the Federal Executive Council, has approvedthat allowances as shown hereunder, in lieu of district allow-ances, be paid to the undermentioned officers, namely :

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Officer. Position.

P. E. Kernick Assistant, Ravensthorhe

A. A. E. Ulrich .'ssistant, Wyndham

V. G. Wood Assistant, Ravensthorpe

H, M. Campbell Assistant, Hopetoun

Rate perannum, &c.

£44 ; as fromist Decem-ber, 1907.

£98 ; as from1st Decem-ber, 1907.

£44 ; as from1st Decem-ber, 1907.

£2f1 ; as fromdate he takesup duty inthat position.

Such allowances to be reduced by the amount of anyincrement granted to the officers named until their respectivesalaries reach £110 per annum.


Ex. Min. 280. Postmaster General's Department,22nd November, 1907.

NOTIFICATION OF PROVISIONAL REGULA-TIONS AND OF INTENTION TO MAKE REGU-LATIONS UNDER THE POST AND TELEGRAPHACT i9or General Postal Regulations Delivery ofCorrespondence addressed to Minors.

PURSUANTto the Rules Publication .Act 1903, notice

is hereby given--- -I. That His Excellency the Governor -General, acting

with the advice of the Federal Executive Council,was, on the 22nd November, 1q07, pleased tomake Provisional Regulations (GENERALPOSTAL REGL. CATIONS Delivery of Corre-spondence addressed to Minors) -under the Postand Telegraph Act 190i, to come into operationforthwith, which Provisional Regulations may becited as Statutory Rules iyo¡, No. 120.

2. That it is proposed, after sixty days from the dateof this notice, to make Regulations (GENERALPOSTAL REGULA'T'IONS Delivery of Corre-spondence addressed to Minors) under the Postand Telegraph Act igoi, and that the ProvisionalRegulations above mentioned are the draft ofthe proposed Regulations.

3. That copies of the Provisional Regulations may bepurchased at the Government Printing Office, Mel-bourne, at the price of Threepence.

4. That any representations or suggestions made inwriting by any person interested will be takeninto consideration before finally settling the .pro-posed Regulation.

SAMSAMUEL MAUGER,Postmaster - General.

Ex. Min. 278. Postmaster- General's Department,22nd November, 1907.

NEW SOUTH WALES.HIS Excellency the Govenor- General, by and with

the advice and consent of the Federal ExecutiveCouncil, has approved that an allowance, at the rate ofZ5 per annum, be paid to the Postmaster, Gunnedah, forproviding sleeping accommodation for the Telephone At-tendant on night duty.


Ex. Min. 274. Postmaster- General's Department,22nd November, 1907.

VICTORIA.

II IS Excellency the Govenor General, by and withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has

approved in accordance with the provisions of No.61 of the Treasury Regulations under section 71 of theAudit Act x901, No. 4 of the payment to the VictorianRailway Department of a sum of /244 for the erectionby that _Department, on railway telegraph poles, of atrunk telephone line between Hamilton and \Varrnambool.

SAMUEL MAUGER,Post master-Genera 1.

Postmaster - General's Department.26th November, 1907.

NEW SOUTH WALES.TENDER FOR ERECTION OF 'Ixi.EGR.1P }I \ \ -ilu;, TAM \1'ORTH

TO GLEN INNES./VENDERS will be received at the Office of the Deputy

Postmaster- General, Sydney, up to half -past Twop.m. on Wednesday, the 8th -January, 1908, from personsdesirous of contracting for the erection of about 143 miles3o chains of additional wire on existing poles, and otherwork required between 'Tamwort1i and glen Tones.

Specifications may be seen, and conditions, tenderform, &c., obtained, at the Office of the Electrical En-gineer, General 1.'ost Office, Sydney, and at the PostOffices, Quirindi, Tannworth, Uralla, Armidale, Glenlanes, and 'l'enterfield.

Tenderers must state the class of timber it is proposedto supply, the time in which the work would be com-pleted, and the amount of royalty, if any, per pole, in-cluded in the price.

Tenders must be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster -General, Sydney, and indorsed " "!'ender for Erection ofTelegraph Wire., Tamwortli to Glen Trines." They maybe deposited in the Tender -box at the General Post Office,Sydney; if sent by post they must be prepaid and regis-tered.

The tender must, as a guarantee of good faith, be ac-companied by a deposit of ¿5 per centum. on the amountof the tender, such deposit to be in the form of a chequeindorsed by the manager of the bank upon which it isdrawn, or a bank draft made payable to .the Receiver,General Post Office, Sydney.

Any tender which may be received without the requireddeposit will be liable to be deemed informal, and re-jected accordingly.

In submitting :i. tender, the full Christian name, sur-name, and address of the tenderer must be given, or,when the offer is in the name of a firm, the names infull of each member thereof. The omission of this in-formation will render the tender liable to be declared in-formal.

The Postmaster - General does not bind himself to acceptthe lowest or any tender.

The accepted tender will be notified in the. Common -wealth Gazette, and such notice will be considered as anintimation to unsuccessful tenderers that their tendershave been declined.


Postmaster- General's Department,27t11 November, 1907.

VICTORIA.ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER FOR SUPPLY AND DELIVEIRY OF

ELEVEN SECTIONS OF 13RANCHING .7:VSTEM MAGNETO-TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD.

IT is hereby notified, for public information, that thetender of Messrs. J. l3artram an(1 Son, King- street,

Melbourne, has been accepted for the supply and deliveryof Eleven Sections of a Branching System Magneto -Tele-phone Switchboard, for the sum of 7,; q5.

S AMU E1. MAUGER,Postmaster-Genera I.

Postmaster - General's Department,27(11 November, 1907.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF SHEEP.

ITT is hereby notified; for public information, that thetender of Mrs. Ada A. 13 :tsot has been accepted for

the supply of 45o Sheep to this Department, as follows :-5o Ewes and loo \\-ethers at Charlotte Waters, at'

I is. each.\Vethers at Alice Springs, at iSs. each.

25 Ewes and 125 \\'ethers at 'Pennants Creek, at ¿ieach.


Postmaster- General's Department,26th November, 1907.

SOUTH AUSTI:ALI A.Coxnucr OF SEMI-OFFICIAL POST AND TELEGR.ti'H (OR

'1'Ei.EPHONE) OFFICE AT 13E.ACHPORT.

OFFERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster- General, Adelaide, until Noon on Mon-

day, 16th December, 1907, from persons willing to under-take the management of a Semi - official Post and Tele-graph (or Telephone) Office, Money Order Office, andSayings Bank at 13eachport, including delivery of tele-grams, for which an allowance of 'iIo per annum willbe paid !this 2d. for each. telegram delivered,

Commonwealth azette 1427 No. 6r.-3oth November, 967

The business is to be conducted in the building pro-vided for the purpose, and the person appointed mustdevote the whole of his or lier time and attention to thebusiness of the office, and shall not be connected directlyor indirectly with the trade of the town.

Fidelity guarantees of zoo for the Post Office and.4243o for Savings Bank will be required, the premiumsfor which will be deducted by the Department from theallowance.

Details and specifications of the requirements may beseen at the office of the Deputy Postmaster- General, Ade-laide, where full' particulars can be obtained.

. Offers must be indorsed " Offer for Management ofSemi - official Post and Telegraph .(or Telephone) Office,Beachport," and be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster -General, Adelaide. They may be deposited in the Tender -box at the General Post Office, Adelaide; if sent by postthey must be prepaid and registered.

SAMUEL AfAUGER,Postmaster- General.

Postmaster- General's Department.25tí1 November, 1907.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.TENDERS FOR THE, CONVEYANCE OF 11IA1LS.

FRESH Tenders, sealed and indorsed " Tender forConveyance of Mails," are invited, and will be re-

ceived at the office of the Deputy Postmaster- General,Perth, until noon on 'Tuesday, the loth December, 1907,for the conveyance of mails, as under, for a term of one,two, or three years, from the rst January, 1908, viz.:

To leave Southern Cross by Parker's-road ; thence toJacoletti Mine ; thence across to the Marvel LockMine; thence to the Meyer Never Mine, by thenew road ; thence to Spring Hill, vid McKenna'sBattery, a distance, approximately, of 40 miles,returning by the same route to the Never NeverMine ; thence by the new road to Southern Cross,calling at the chief centres en route, to deliverand collect correspondence from the letter -boxesthat may be erected on the road. Alternativelyweekly or fortnightly.

Tenderers must state how they propose to carry themails.

Where mails are conveyed by vehicle, the contractorwill be required to convey, without extra cost to the -De-partlìient, Parcels Post parcels up to eleven (i i) poundseach in weight, and Where carried on horseback or bycamel, Parcels Post parcels up to three (3) pounds eachin weight.

The arrival and departure of mails will be subject toinstructions from the Deputy Postmaster - General, Perth,and liable to alteration at any time during the period ofcontract.

Every tender must bear the boned fide signatures, dulyWitnessed, of the tenderer and of two responsible personswillisl_7 to become bound for the due fulfilment of thecontract in- a sum not exceeding the gross amount of thetender, for the whole period over which it extends.

Every tender must be accompanied by the written con-sent, duly witnessed, of persons proposed as bondsmen,to execute the necessary bond for the due performance ofthe contract in the event of such tender being accepted.

Tenders must be accompanied, in cases where theamount thereof exceeds .45o per annum, by a depositequal to 5 per centum on the annual amount of such ten-der up to ,m,000, and 22 per centum on any furtheramount beyond J'r,000, such deposit to be in cash or inthe form of a cheque indorsed by the manager of thebank upon which it is drawn, or a bank draft made pay-able to the Receiver, Public Moneys, General l.'ost Office,Perth.

White labour only roust be employed in the conveyanceof mails.

'l'he rate of Nyages paid by the contractor and the work-ing conditions shall be those recognised in the localityin which the work is performed.

The Postmaster- General reserves the right of terminat-ing the contract at any time by giving three months'notice to the contractor.

Special forms of tender, with conditions attached, mayhe obtained gratuitously upon application to the Dcput--Postmaster- General, Pcrlh, or at any Post Office in theState, and no tender will be entertained' to less on theprescribed form.

Contractors who have carried out a contract satisfac-torily shall, when again tendering for a service that theyare performing at the date of tendering, if all other con-ditions are equal, be allowed a preference over other ten -derers to the extent of ç per centum.

The Postmaster- General does not bind himself to acceptthe lowest or any. tender.

Where tenders are submitted through the post they mustbe sent under registered cover.


Postmaster- General's Department,27t11 - November, 1907.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS.

TENDERS, sealed and indorsed " Tender, for Con-veyance of Mails," are invited, 'and will be re-

ceived at the office of the Deputy Postmaster - General,Perth, until noon on Tuesday, the 7th January, 1908, forthe conveyance of mails, as under, for a term of one, two,or three years, from the ist March, 1908, viz.:

r. From and to and to and from the Post Offices,Nannine and 13arrambie, vid 13urnakurra,Quinn's, and Errol's, once a week.

2. From and to and to and from the Post Offices,Nannine and \\-iluna, vid Star of the East,Gabanintha and Gum Creek, once a week.

'henderers must state how they propose to carry the]nails.

\ \'Here mails are conveyed by vehicle, the contractorwill be required to convey, without extra cost to the De-partment, Parcels Post parcels up to eleven (II) poundseach in weight, and where carried on horseback or bycamel, Parcels Post parcels up to three (3) pounds eachin weight.

The arrival and departure of mails will be subject toinstructions from the Deputy Postmaster General, Perth,and liable to alteration at any time during the period ofcontract.

Every tender must bear the bond fide signatures, dulywitnessed, of the tenderer and of two responsible personswilling to become bound for the due fulfilment of thecontract in a surf not exceeding the gross amount of thetender, for time whole period over Which it extends.

Every tender must be accompanied by the written con-sent, dilly witnessed, of persons proposed as bondsmen,to execute the necessary bond for time due performance ofthe contract in the event of such tender being accepted.

"Tenders must be accompanied, in cases where theamount thereof exceeds '5o per annum, by a depositequal to 5 per centum on the annual amount of such ten -rleir up to ,0,000, and 22 per centum on any furtheramount beyond .1,000, such deposit to be in cash or inthe form of a cheque indorsed by the manager of thebank upon which it is drawn, or a brink draft made pay-able to the Receiver, Public Moneys, General Post Office,Perth.

White labour only must be employed in the conveyanceof mails.

The rate of wages laid by the contractor and the work-ing conditions shall be those recognised in the localityin which the work is performed.

The Postmaster - General reserves time ri,llt of terminat-ing the contract at any time by giving three months'notice to the contractor.

Special forms of tender, with conditions attached, maybe obtained gratuitously upon al;l)lication to the DeputePostmaster- General, Perth, or at any Post Office in theState, and no tender will be entertained unless on theprescribed form.

Contractors who have carried out a I'ontr:ict satisfac-torily shall, when again tendering for a service that timerare performing at the date of tendering, if all other con-ditions are equal, be allowed a preference over other ten -derers to the extent of 5 per centum.

The Postmaster - General does not bind himself to acceptthe lowest or ány tender.

Where tenders are submitted through the host they mustbe sent under registered cover.

SAMUF.L M I- (-.1=.R.Postmaster - General.

Printed and Published for the GOVERNMENT of the COMMONWEALTH of AUSTRALIA by I. KEMP,Acting Government Printer for the State of Victoria.

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