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.T. -.NI. DREWChief Secretary.

(1013 SAVE TTIE KING ! ! !

PROCLAMATION(under 00 Viet., No. 22, Sec. 6)

Wu/FEE::: 13y His Excellency Colonel Si:' William'Iii iVii. I Robert Campion, Knight Commander

of the Most Distinguished Order of St.W. R. CAMPION, Michael and St. George, D.S.0,, Gov-

Governor. minor in and over the State of West-ern Australia and its Dependencies inthe Commonwealth of Australia.

Corms. 5371/06.'Wll 1lItEAS by "The Transfer of Land Act, 1893;Amendment Act, 1.896" (60 Viet., No. 22), the Gov-ernor is empowered by Proclamation in the GovernmentGazette to retest in His Majesty as of his former es-tate all or any lands whereof His Majesty may become

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Ily hlonimand,

(Sgd.) M. F. TROY,ALinistiu: for 'Lands.

GOD SAVE TUE KING ! !

.11 sTI10 I.; (ii" 'I' I IR Ph:Atli',PreniHr's Departinent,

Perth, 911: Sept:ma:or, 19117.

ExceReney the Clot-en:or la I.:seen:He Connell hasbeen pl-ed 5 approve of he appoint:Hem ofAlfred dacolis, ii Varham, :Is a Justice of thePeace fin' the \Vellingtmi '1)istrivt.

L. E. SITAPOOTT,Secretary Prenner's I1ep:trtment.

STATE SAN 1NGS BANK.The Treasury,

Perth, 6t1i September, 1927.Treasury No. 70V17.

IT is hereby pu1R11..d, for general information, thatMr. A. W. I till has been appointed agent of theState Savi mi.:4 I la n! at Bayswater, vice Mr. C. Clarke,resigned.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Under Treasurer.

2038 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [ SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 2nd September, 1927.Treasury No. 41/26.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatHis Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve, under the provisions of "TheAudit Act, 1904," and Regulations thereunder, of theappointment of H. C. Pearce to be Certifying Officerfor the Agricultural Bank and Industries AssistanceBoard at Katanning; also that Mr. H. H. Barker hasbeen appointed as Paying and Receiving Officer.

The Treasury,Perth, 7th September, 1927.

Treasury No. 105/23.IT is hereby published, for general information, thatMr. S. Humble has been appointed Receiver of Revenuefor the Metropolitan Water Supply Department, viceF. Hart, for the period 27th August to the 3rd Sep-tember, 1927.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Under Treasurer.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 8th September, 1927.

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has appointed Tues-day, the 20th day of September, 1927, as the dayfor the holding of the Local Court at Shark Bay.

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has appointed the fol-lowing as Commissioners for Declarations under "TheDeclarations and Attestations Act, 1913":Harold B.Smith, Alan H. Wilkinson, and James G. Wiaslade.

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has approved of theundermentioned appointments and cancellations of ap-pointments of Postal Vote Officers, under Section 89of "The Electoral Act, 1907":

APPOINTMENTS.Kimberley District.

Mt. Anderson, via DerbyRose, George C.Kimberley Clarke.

Port George IV.Love, Blanche Margaret; Love,Rev. Jas. Robert.

Nelson District.Yanmalt--Aleckinstock, John A.

Williams-Narrogin District.WickepinFleming, D. F.

Rose,

CANCELLATIONS.Gascoyne District.

Merliuleigh. via CarnarvonHatch, Harry Richard.

Kimberley District.Leopold Downs StationRichardson, Wm. Robert.Port George IV., via BroomeBeard, G. I.

Leederville District.Leederville, 1 Ruislip StreetSee, John Albert.

Murray-Wellington District.North DandalupDwyer, Michael.Pinjarra Cantwell, Albert R.

Perth District.Perth, 106 Barrack StreetSnigg, J. J.

Pilbara District.MoolyellaJohnston, James.Warrawagiue StationTallis, Walter George.

Williams-Narrogin District.Wickepin, Police StationCooney, J. J.

H. G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law.

THE LICENSING ACT, 1911 (AS REPRINTEDWITH AMENDMENTS).

Notice of Compensation payable to Owner and Licenseeof Delicensed Premises.

WHEREAS the Licenses Reduction Board did on the18th day of August, 1927, duly determine, in accord-ance with the Licensing Act, 1911, that the licensedpremises named or described in the first column of theschedule hereto should be deprived of its license, andthe said Board has awarded compensation in respectof such deprivation to the owner and licensee of suchpremises.

Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, pursuant toSection 93 of the said Act, that the amount of com-pensation so awarded in respect of such licensed pre-mises is as set out in columns II. and III. of the saidschedule opposite the name or description of the pre-mises, the amount in column II. being payable to theowner of the premises, and that in column III. to thelicensee thereof.

Dated this 2nd day of September, 1927.

By order of the Board,

J. LYON JOHNSTON,Chairman.

The Schedule.

I.

Name or Description of LicensedPremises.

II.

Owner. Licensee.

Yarri Hotel, Yarn 156 248

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Western AustraliaNorth-West Coast.

MARINERS and others arc hereby notified that theOuter Buoy on the South side of the Denham Anchor-age, Shark Bay, will be replaced by an A.G.A. WhiteFlashing Light Buoy situated approximately Latitude25 deg. 53 min. 30 secs. South; Longitude 113 deg. 14mins. East.

The Outer Buoy on the North side of Denham Chan-nel will remain as at present. The other three buoys onthe North side of the Channel will be removed and twoA.G.A. Flashing Light Buoys will be installed.

The first Light Buoy on the North side will be a RedA.G.A. Flashing Light situated approximately Latitude25 deg. 56 mins. South; Longitude 11.3 deg. 18 mins.East.

The second Light Buoy on the North side will be aWhite A.G.A. Flashing Light situated approximatelyLatitude 25 deg. 58 mins. 30 secs. South; Longitude113 deg. 22 mins. 30 sees. East.

These three light buoys will show a flash every threeseconds thus:

.3 secs. flash; 2.7 secs. eclipse.These alterations will be effected as from approxi-

mately the 1st September, 1927.

Charts and Publications affected:No. 1056 Cape Cuvier to Champion Bay.No. 518 Shark Bay.Australian Pilot, Volume V.

J. HARRIS,Chief Harbour Master.

Harbour and Light Department,Fremantle, 15th August, 1927.

SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2039

VACANCIES IN THE. PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department. Position.

Public Works ... Clerk (Statistics) ...Public Works (Engineering, Drafting j Machinist (intricate calculations

Room) on "Monroe" machine)Chief Secretary's (Harbour and Light) ... j Clerk (Accounts)

Salary.

£288-£34S£156-£204

E270-£312

Date returnable.

10th September, 1927.14th September, 1927.

17th September, 1927.

Applications arc called under Section 38 of " The Public Service Act, 1904," and are to beaddressed to the Public Service Commissioner, and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainablefrom the offices of the various Permanent Heads of Departments.

G. HIGGINS,Deputy Public Service Commissioner.

EON Eli:

TT1 hi undermentioned Leas,. bare cancellt126 of 1.80s ' for non-!H 30th .lure, 1921 :-

Aleor1.

acres.

THE wulcruu,utionefl LeaSediON 1.37ft:-MeNal/lar:1, Frank, Avuu (20332), :',:;1..:-;:1 /.15 (403

acres, abandoned 7947/12.Rhiluirdson, T. A., Avon (25020), 253:;:)/74 (1(i0a.

Or. 1-1p.), non- n 1.ialn-,e with conditions; 4-147/26.

Smith, Joseph; Moulton, L. C., South-West, 1.589/93(1,156 .acres), abandoned ; 1.1:;53/17.

AleM orran, Thomas, Ningban (2304 and 2305 ), 20549/68 (1,467a. 2r. 30p.), -compliant. with eon-1116011S ; 1039/26.

Mv-horror, TInmins, Yinglnon-cioni p ian ee

Vass, I !tinny, Sou th-Westi132.13/03.

lira (Vey, A lexander, Hoe 214) 41656/55 (990a. 1r.54p.), non-compliance with conditions; 41.53/25.

ucn nn,ened under

ut (2510), 25127/74 (160with conditions; 3067/26.825/9,1 ( nil) , abandoned ;

G. !MORRIS,Secretary for Lauds.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, 1927.GERALDTUN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

ictoria District (Wundi Estate).

Corr. 2777/09. (Plan 1600/40, A3.)HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Coun-cil has been pleased to iipprove of that portion ofWundi Repurchased Estate Lot 9, as described here-under, being excised front Reserve 12021 (Water) andthrown open for select on under Part V. of The LandAct, 1898," and its amendments, and the provisionsof "The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," andits amendments on Wednesday, the 28th day of Sep-tember, 1927.

Schedule.The area, containing 10 acres, being the Southern

portion of Wundi Lot 9, bounded on the North by aline parallel to and itt a of five chains from itsSouthern boundary. nil H.,- to survey, classification,and pricing, Reserve 12021 (Water) is hereby re-duced.

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAN ht OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part A of " The Land Act, 1898."

I'I' is herel,N- not 'tied that t he land described hereunderwill he available for general selection under Part N.of "The Latin Art, 1898," and its amendments, on andafter the date specified :-----

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER, 1927.KALGOORLIE LAND AGENCY.

Eastern Division.Leak(' District (nea Lake Johnston).

Curren. 2451/27. (Plan 18/300.)The area, containing about 22,500 acres, bounded by

lutes starting from a point about 320 chains South-Eastof s Rork, and extending East about 250 chains,South about. 900 chains, thence West about 250 chains,thence North to the starting point.

.PERTH LAND AGENCY.Eastern Division.

Marring District (20 miles North of ALullinc).Corre3. No. 2301/24. (Plan 35/300.)

areas of nusurveyed land, Containing about29:;97, 23,1100, find 20,000 acres; being Badock and.Alan ford 's forfeited Pastoral Leases Nos. 3273/97,:1275/97, and 3274/97.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER, 1927.PERTH! LAND AGENCY.

Eucia aria? a District (near Loongana).Comes. 1526/23. (Plan 28/300.)flit t area of unsurveptd land, cont

20,000 nn-res ; being R. C. W. Swincer'stonal No. 1179/95.

g about' d Pas-

ifi c y Dicision.-Dampicr District (near Derby).Conres. 105/26. ( Plan 135/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

97,650 acres; being Seeombe's forfeited Pastoral.Lease. No. 2130/98; subject to the conditions governingPastoral Leases in this area.

-Dampier District (12 miles fromLa Grange).

t'orres. 6727/26. (Plan 127/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing 100,000

acres, starting from the South-East corner of PastoralLease 1.228/98, thence North 1,000 chains, thence East1,000 chains, the opposite sides being 'equal and parallel;being II. G. Critchley's cancelled application; subjectto the Agricultural Bank indebtedness.

Kimberley Div ision.-Meda District (near WalcottInlet).

Cures. 1660/25. (Plan 139/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

23,000 acres; being A. Buckle's forfeited PastoralLease No. 2121/98; subject to the conditions governingPastoral Leases in this area.

K imbei n visign-Kumalgun, Kw inana, and MedaDistricts. (scar Synott Ranges).

(;ones. 8769 /02. (Plan 139/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

955,600 acres; being Isdell Pastoral Coy's. (Ltd.), for.felted Pastoral Lease No. 1539/98.

2040 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

Kimberley 0 ivision .-Putabi i.qtr lel (sear 31 °lintEaptz).

Corres. 3115/17. (Plan 133/3(10.)That area of unsurveyed land, routeining about

20,0(10 acres; being 11. A. Ogden 's forfeited PastoralLease No. 1968/98.

N orth-TE est Division.- Er ivilla District (South ofMount Pleasant).

Corres. 2004/26. (Plan 71/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing a bout

1,875 acres ; being G. S. Howard's forfeited PastoralLease No. 3628/96.

Eastern Division.--Nabbern District (near Pare.Rang es) .

Corres. 3939/23. (Plan 70/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, cont about

70,000 acres; being G. L. L. Elliott's forfeited Pas-toral Lease No. 3143/97.

Kimberley Division.-King District (near W ?militant) .Corres. 5257/99. (Plan 145/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

76,550 acres; being Ord River Limited's forfeited Pas-toral Lease No. 1441/98.

N orth -IV est Division.--De Grey District (neonM cetheena Station).

Corres. 2395/26. Mans 109/30(1, 98/300, 108/300,99/300.)

That area of unsurveyed land, containing about101,313 acres; being E. Atkin's forfeited Pastoral LeaseNo. 3(138/96.

N orth-W est Division.-P cawah District (near 17 male-y arra Station).

Corres. 5500/25. Plans 110/300, 97/300.)That area. of unsurveyed land, containing about

19,980 acres; being J. P. Roe's forfeited Pastoral LeaseNo. 3597/96.

Enda Division.-31 undrab ilia District (near Enela)Corres. 8130/09. '(Plan 14/300.)These areas of unsurveyed land,

20,000 acres each; being Darby's forfeited PastoralLeases Nos. 481/95 and 507/95.

containing about

N orth-W est Dittision.-Murchisoi District (near ByrnStation).

Corres. 1461/25. (Plan 58/200.)These areas of unsurveyed land, containing about

39,950 and 46,276 acres; being A. Carlisle 's forfeitedPastoral Leases Nos. 3577/96 and 3542/96.

Eastern. Division.-N abb era District (near LoPe I inlet.Pastoral Company).

Corres. 4508/26. (Plan 60/300.)That. area of unsurveyed land, containing about

339.365 acres; being C. Cameron's forfeited PastoralLease No. 3504/97.

East ern Division.-L1 larrin3 Distract (near nitine).Corres. 5366/24. (Plan 35/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

302,351 acres; being IF M. Durack 's forfeited PastoralLease No. 3313/97.

Easter). Division..-Ularring District (nea LakeBarleel.

Corres. 3277/25. (Plan 35/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

100,000 acres; being A. D. Thrush 's forfeited PastoralLease No, 3394/97.

orth-W est Division.-Pmwah and Forrest Districts(sear TV kite Springs Station).

Corres. 987/08. (Plans 97/300, 98/300.)These areas of unsurveyed land, containing about

20,000, 25,000, 33,285, and 29,900 acres; being W.A.Trustee, Executor, and Agency Company 's Limited, for-feited Pastoral Leases Nos. 622/96, 1767/96, 3017/96,and 3355/96.

W.A. [SEPTEMBER 9, 1027.

SOUTHERN MOSS fi..A.ND AGENCY.Eastern Y iiccarn District (near Rata? 73nrlcc

Pasto rat Company 's Station).Corres. 1058/23. (Plans 24/800, 67/80.)That area of unsurveycd land, con tai i about

30,806 acres; being IL Butcher's forfeited PastoralLease No. 3182/97.

KALGOORLIE LAND AGENCY.Eastern Dtris ion tinning onia Dist riot (40 miles lYe.st

of antleas) .Corres. 2895/26. (Plan 26/300.)That area of onsurveyed land, containing ;Wont

32 895 acres; being, the Karonie Pastoral Company's(Ltd.) forfeited Pastoral Lease No. 3441/97.

Eastern yen in Dis'tric't (25 miles Westof Z meth us) .

Corres. 4726/21. (Plan 26/300.)That area of unsurveyad land, containing about

100,000 acres; being R. T. Robinson 's forfeited PaS-toral Lease No. 2051/97.

ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.End a DiVi.,4031.--- L Cake District (near Bremer Range).

Corres. 1286/20. (Plan 10/300.)That area of nosurveyed land, containing about

50,000 acres; being W. E. B. & J. X13. Orr's forfeitedPastoral Lease No. 1131/95.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, 1927.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.North-1C est Division.

N ardey District (near Mt. Florry).Corres. 1564/26. (Plan 93/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, containing about

24,000 acres, being the land excised irmn G. Parker'sPastoral Ill,ease 3626/96.

C. G. -MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands,

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby not 'lied, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder will be available for selectionunder " The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, onand after the dates set out in the schedules.

The areas marked "A" shall be open for selectionby the special classes of selectors hereinafter named inthe following order of preference:-

(1) tinder "The Discharged Soldiers' SettlementAct, 1918," by "Discharged Soldiers" withinthe meaning of paragraphs (a), (b), and (c)of the interpretation of the term in Section 3of Ihnt Act, and "Dependants" within the?Henning of that term in the sail section.

(2) Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ex-BritishSoldiers who were on active service in the latewar.

tinder The Land Act, 1898," by Munition\Yorkers in the late war.

Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ordinaryselectors.

(In the event of an applicant other than a DischargedSoldier under subparagraph (1) obtaining a block withina Repurchased Estate, the term of the lease and con-ditikins of payment will be subject to re-adjustment inaccordance with the provisions of "The AgriculturalLands Purchase Act, 1909.")

The areas marked "B" are not subject to such orderof preference.

The areas marked thus * are open under Part VI.Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Office

for the district in which the land is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

All applications lodged on or before such date willbe treated as having been received on the closing day,and if there are more applicants than one for anyblock the application to be granted will be determinedby the Land Board, except in cases where it is alreadydetermined by the order of preference set out above

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(4)

SEPTEM HER 0, 1927.} GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA.,

under "A." Should any lands remain unselected suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwisedealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the appli-cants for the blocks will be duly notified of the date,time, and place of the meeting of the Board, and thereshall be an interval of at least three days between theclosing date and the sitting of the Board.

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person he may apply to the Head Office or tothe Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Departmentwhich, on presentation at the nearest Railway Station,will entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Excursion Rates,to the place where the Board will sit, available for sevendays from the date of issue.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationavailable under Part VIII. must tithe the balancethereof, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

The prices quoted hereunder (exclusive of the valueof improvements, if ant/, and survey fees, and landacquired by the Crpwn 'under "The Agricultural LandsPurchase "let, 1909," or other/vim: for settleme(lt) arcreduced by one-half to Disoltarged Soldiers only.

NELSON

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SCHEDULE.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER, 1927.ALBAN V LAND AGENCY.(CB:,

Plantagenet District (two miles South-11'est ofRedmond).

Corr. No. 614/10.Open umler Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 451/80,

Bt.)Lomi: ion :157-1. coninining, 100 acres; subjeet to pric-

ing :111d Payment of improvements; being N. (4. Forte'sfor l'cife1 1.1'. 12060/50.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Nelson District (12% miles East of Eastbrook Siding).Corr. No. 1197/22.Open under Parts V., VT., and vm. (Plan 413/80,

A2.)Locations 8973 and 5504, containing 180 acres 3 roods

25 perches, at 12s. per acre; classification page 23, File17041/10): subject to the Agricultural Baulk encum-brances: being N. Berry's forfeited Conditional Pur-chase Lease 39200/55 and Homestead Farm 22719/74.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.B."

DISTRECT--CAMmiLE la I liii' uutunAsiio ElsrAIT (sitdate six miles East of CambrayPlan : 41,1D/10, 114).

A va //able for General Selection.Corres, 6008/20.

Under Part V., Section 55, of The Land Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," andSection 10 of The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

Lot. Arca.No.

I 1)

8294 251 5 24

Price peracre.

Purchasemoney.

To Returned Soldiers ha-ImperialSoldiers.

Plus first II alLyearly Instalment. Half-yearly Instalment.half year's

Interest. Next 4 Balance 25 Over 30 years, Over 30 years,capitalised years only years and including I includingat11

per .at 6 per interest at interest at 6 ' Interest at 6cent. perannum. cent. per 6 per cent. i per cent, per per cent, per

annum per annum. annum. annum.

L s it 1 L s d 2 s. d.s. d. . ,2 s. ti. E. S. ,I. 2 sd. 2.

1 4 0 302 5 8 5 7 0 9 0 10 12 2 1 10 18 0 I 10 12 1

Subject to Agricultural Bank encumbrances; being L. H. Buckingham's forfeited C.P. 20/1700.

AgriculturalBank In-

debtedness.

Improvements.

1 Half-yearlyTotal charge, instalment

including over 25 yeses,capitalised at Oilier cent.Interest. pet annum.

nil. C s.d.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.

£ s. d.

...

WELLINGTON DISTILIC TDAHDAN UP REP URCHASED ESTATE (situate DardamtpPlan : 41ID/40).

Available for General Selection.0..res, 3853/23.

Under Part V., Section 55, of " Land Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," andSection 10 of The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

LotNo.

13

I

1

I I To Returned Soldiers,, I

, Price per I Purchase Plus Ilrst I:Wilt')'Carly,Area. I half year's Instalment,:

acre. Money, interest next:1 :capitalised 4 years

only at 6at 6 tier rent., per cent. ,per annum. poi-annum. er-ammm. . per annum..._a. r. p. 2 s. d.

,

' 2 s. il. I 2 s. ,I. 2 6. CI. H. li. :'.. S. d. ' 2 s. d.

51 1 12 16 LO 0 846 15 2 I 871 3 3 26 3 3 I 33 1,8 30 12 0 20 11 i

Ex-Imperial ' CiviliansSoldiers. I

Half-yearly Half-yearty in- instalmentinstalment,. I Half-yearly

over ! over 30balance 25years, and 30 years, in' I years, includ-

interest eluding interest;(t; 6 per cent. at 0 per cent.

eluding interestat 6 per cent

Agricul-tural BankIndebted-

ness.

Improvements.

Totalcharge,

includingcapitalised

Interest.

s.d. £ s. d.

Half-yearly in-stalment

over 25 years,at 6* per cent.

per annum.

s. 0.

Subject to the payment for improvements and to the conditions governing selection in this Estate ; being H. H.Holmes' forfeited C.P. 20/2073.

(linftion. District (10 miles North-East of Collie).i'orr, N i 3059/1 (3.open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 41.0/80,

Al, 1 I 1B/40, ,E1.)Location 2827, containing 19 acres U roods 32

perches, it in. Ss. per acre; classification page 24,4112/15; and Location 935, containing 200 acres, at Ss,per acre; classification page 18, 091/14; being C. Long 's

,forfoiteil Conditional Purchase Leases 3595]/55 and:144-13/55.


ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.

Fitzgerald District (14 miles West of Red Lake).Corr. No. 3006/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,

A4.)

Locations 644 and S60, containing 975 acres 3 roods3 perches, at 9s. per acre; classification page 46 of3760/23; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances as may be granted; being J. LeMon's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 41980/55and. homestead Farm 25211/74.

r(

Fitzgerald District (six miles East of Kumar/ Siding).Corr. No. 3043/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 371/80,

C4.)Location 997, containing 1,092 acres 2 roods 9

perches, at Ss. 9d. per acre; classification page 12 of5608/25; subject to mining conditions, also conditionsgoverning Agricultural Bank advances, as may begranted; being T. F. Maher's forfeited C.P. 41986/55.

(qv,Fitzgerald District (12 miles East of Salmon Gums).

Corr. No. 2999/26.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 392/80

1/3.)

Locations 613 and 859, containing 1,086 acres 1 rood14 perches, at 8s. per acre; classification page 15 of3760/23; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances as may be granted; being R. A.Chapman's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease41968/55 and Homestead Farm 25197/74.

(Cm')

Fitzgerald District (12 miles East of Humarl Siding).Corr. No. 5624/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 371/80,

C, D4.)Location 1013, containing 1,093 acres .0 roods 15

perches, at 6s. 6d. per acre; classification page 28 of5608/25; subject to mining conditions, also the condi-tions governing Agricultural Bank advances, as maybe granted; being A. Fulbrook's abandoned applica-tion.

Fitzgerald District (five miles East of Red Lake).Corr. No. 2118/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,

D4.)Location 291, containing 1,243 acres 2 roods 30

Ferches, at lls. per acre; classification page 3 of0194/21; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances, as may be granted; being A. E.Smith '3 forfeited C.P. 12794/56.

CCB.,)

Esperance District (five miles South-East of Gibson).Corr. No. 4446/25.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 423/80,

F, 2, 3.)Locations 650 and 695, containing 2,576 acres, at 6s.

per acre; classification page 80, 13518/11 (ex. improve-ments) ; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances as may be granted; being C. R.Hancock 's forfeited C.P. 19748/68.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.

Victoria District (about five miles South-East of Yuna).Corr. No. 5720/26.Open. under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 160C/40,El.)Location 8052, containing 1;247 acres 3 roods 25

Perches, at Os. 6d. per acre, including survey fee.

ft B.

Victoria District (two miles North of Bunjil).Corr. No. 2622/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 95/80,

F1, 96/80, Al.)Location 5954, containing 2,000 acres, at 5s. 6d. per

acre; classification page 13, 3504/11; being J. W.Syson's forfeited C.P. 20664/68.

B.),Victoria District (12 miles East of Hutt).

Corr. No. 1368/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 160/80,

Dl.)Location 4342, containing 4,990 acres 2 roods 25

perches, at 4s. 3d. per acre; classification page 6,3926/13; being E. M. Renville 's forfeited C.P. 18990/68.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (12 miles from South Kulin).


A1.)Locations 10192 and 12741, containing 600 acres, at

1.0s. per acre; classification page 22, 13898/10; andLocation 14250, containing 702 acres 0 roods 36 perches,at Ss. 3d. per acre; classification page 4, 2344/26; beingL. A. Pola 's forfeited H.F. 24932/74 and C.Ps. 41738/55and 20835/68.

Avon and it imams Districts (about 12 miles fromYealering).

Corr.- No. 2395/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 377D/40,

C3.)That portion of unsurveyed land, containing about

1,800 acres, starting from the South-West corner ofLocation 21842, thence East to the Rabbit-proof Fence,thence Southerly by the fence 115 chains, thence West160 chains, thence North 80 chains, thence West aboutS2 chains to Reserve 13206, thence North and West bysaid Reserve to its North-West corner, thence Northback to starting point (excluding Location 12470) ; sub-ject to the payment of full survey fee with applications(g34 10s.).

Williams Location 12470, containing 200 acres 0 roods7 perches, at Ss. per acre; being the land excluded fromH. J. Cooke's applications.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.B.27

.4 con .District (about six miles North of Merredin).Corr. No. 6446/19.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 24/80,

A.B. I.)Location 20461, containing 1,076 acres; subject to

clas:dfication and pricing.

f B )

Ninghan District (near Lake Mollerin).Corr. No. 3511/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 66/80,

A 3.)The area, containing about 400 acres, bounded ou the

West by Location 1321, on the North by Location 1464,on the Last by Location 1348, and on the South by aline parallel to and at a distance of about 43 chains 70links from the Southern boundary of Location 1464;subject to survey, classification, and pricing, and to thepayment of £10 towards cost of survey.

SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETT E, W.A.

COCKB URN

20,R3

PERTH LAND AGENCY."B."

SOUND DISTRICTPEEL REPURCHASED ESTATE (situate BalmanupPlan : Peel Estate).Available for General Selection,

Corms. 6869/24.Under Part V., Section 55, of " The Land Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909,"

and Section 10 of " The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

Lot.No, Area.

Priceper

acre.

PurchaseMoney.

To Returned Soldiers. Ex-ImperialSoldiers. Civilians.

Agricul-turalBank

ndebtedness.

Improvements.

Plus first Half-yearly Instalment.half year's

Half-yearly Instalment.Total

chargeincludingcapitalisedinterest.

Ralf-yearlyinstalment

over 25years, at

di per 'cent.per annum.

interest Nextcapitalised four-and-a-at 6 per half years'cent, per only atannum. 6 per cent,

per annum,

Balance25 years

andinterestat 6 per

cent, perannum.

Over 30 years,10ver 30 years,including includinginterest at interest at6 per cent. 6 per cent,Pper annum, per annum,

49

t67

3116

47

3085

99

a. r. p.

85 3 34

61 0 3

75 2 15

92 1 21

442 0 30

42 2 26

£ s. d.

0 12 6

3 17 0

0 7 0

010 00 15 6

0 10 0

£ s. d.

53 14 7

234 18 6

26 0 2

87 15 3

342 13 11

21 6 8

£ s. d. £ s. d.

55 1310 1 13 2

241 19 6 7 5 2

2751 010490 17 11 2 14 3

352 19 6 10 11 9

21 10 5 0 13 2

£ s. d.

2 2 11

9 8 1

1 1 2

3 10 4

13 14 5

0 17 1

£ s. d.

1 18 10

8 9 10

01923 3 5

12 7 9

0 15 5

£ s. d.

1 17 0

8 4 10

0 18 7

3 1 7

12 0 5

0 15 0

£ s. d.

...

...

...

£ s. d.

..

"...

...

£ s. d.

---

...

...

Subject to conditions governing selection in this Estate.

RAVE.NSTHORPE LAND AGENCY."B.

Oldfield District (near Kuliba Siding).Corr. No. 4301/26.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 421/80, A3.)Locations 85 and 302, containing 1,698 acres, at

35. 9(1. per acre; classification page 13, 1201/14; sub-ject to mining conditions and the right of free resump-tion under " The Mining Act, 1904"; being W. Turn-bull's forfeited C.P. 21014/68 and Homestead Farm35296/74.

)1

1- Subject to the Agricultural Bank indebtedness.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.

Ilituarn District (scven miles North of Bullfinch).Corr. No. 16/26.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan 53/80, 03.)Location 671, containing 993 acres 0 roods 29

perches, at 1.0s. per acre; classification page 64, 6875/22;subject to mining conditions ; being A. A. Martin 's for-feited Conditional Purchase Lease 41760/55.

WAG IN LAND AGENCY.!Cal,

Williams District (seven ?Tales North of Nyabing).Corr. No. 900/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 408/80,

(Cl.)Locations 9764 and. ,-(.45containing 1,000 acres and

160 acres respectively, at 9s. 3d. per acre; classificationpage 24, 5091/10, Vol. 1, and classification page 65,10985/08; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness;being P. 0. Beavon's eane.elled application.

ccap;L'Qc olstriet (four miles South of Ncualegate).

Purr. No. 3644/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and Vhll.. (Plan 388/80,

134.)Locations 403 and 64.4, containing 1,181 acres 1 rood.

20 perches, at 108. per acre; classification page 2,5928/22; Agricultural Bank loan refused on this pro-perty; being E. J. Underwood's forfeited C.P. 41999/55and H.F. 25241/74,

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER, 1927.BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (10 miles from Bulyee).Corr. No. 6153/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 343B/40,

F2.)Location 21959, containing 677 acres 2 roods 24

perches, at (is. 3d. per acre; reducible to 3s. 9d. peracre if Poison is eradicated and land stock in five years;classification page 3 of 6787/21; Location 23613, con-taining 100 acres 0 roods 10 perches, at 7s. 6d. peracre; classification page 3 of 6384/23; Location 23432,containing 139 acres 3 roods 31 perches, at 7s. 6d. peracre; classification page 3 of 4625/22; and Location23951, containing about 700 acres; subject to survey,classification, and pricing, and the payment of full sur-vey lee (:£31) with applications; being R. E. Morgan'scancelled application.

ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY,If B.11

Fitzgerald District (11 miles East of Grass Patch).Corr. No. 3811/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 402/80,

El, Esperance, Sheet 1 Sa.)Locations 539 and 1190, containing 1,263 acres 3

roods 28 perches, at Ss. per acre; classification page 7,1631/22; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances as may be granted; being J. W.Beardsell 's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease31005/68 and Homestead Farm 25293/74.

"B.17

Fitzgerald District (13 miles West of Salmon Gums).Corr. No. 1503/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 11/300,

392/80, A2.)That portion of unsurveyed land, containing 1,000

nines, hounded on the East by Locations 306 and 307;ind on the South by a hue running from the Southern-most corner of Location 306 about 50 chains, and onthe opposite sides by parallel and equal lines; subjectto the payment of full survey fee (U5 10s.) with appli-cation; being J. W. Wegner 's. cancelled application.

2044 VERNMEN T GAZETTE, W.A. [ SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.

Fitzgerald D'is'trict (11. miles East of Grass Patch).Corr. No. 1453/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 402/80,

El, Esperance, Sheet 15.)Location 541, containing 921 acres 3 roods 31 perches,

at 8s. 6d. per acre; classification page 9, 7631/22; sub-ject to the special conditions governing AgriculturalBank advances as may he granted; being J. T. Lowe'sforfeited C.P. 41951/55.

Fitzgerald District (12 miles West of Grass Patch).Con'. No. 2459/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 402/80,

Al.)Locations 326 and 220, containing 1,000 acres 1 rood

31 perches, at 9s. per acre; classification page 16 of5187/21; also Location 327, containing 1,000 acres 0roods 6 perches, at 9s. per acre; classification page 17of 5187/21.; subject to the conditions governing Agri-cultural Bank advances as may be granted; being J.W. Martin's forfeited Trome,tead Farm 22724/74 andC.Ps. 39146/55 and 12812/56.---------

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.

Victoria District (one mile from Tardum).Corr. No. 1030/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 155/80,

A4.)Locations 0026, 6046, Gil i7, and 6742. efintaining 4,308

acres, at (is. per a-re; rla,,,ification I,ages 14 and 1of 2357/12; being \V. D. Dalaam 's forfeited ConditionalPurchase. 19243/68.

KA.TANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojonup District.

Corr. No. 5784/12.Open under Part V. (Plan 4171A/40, A2.)The land contained within the closed road passing

along the South boundary of Natanning A.A. Lot 286,at 158. per acre. This hind is available only to holdersof laud abutting thereon. The Crown Grant of thisland will not be issued before those of adjoining blocksin the same name.

NAMIOGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District.

Corr. No. 12127/09.Open under Part V. (Plan 3S5D/40, A4.)The land contained within the closed road passing

alentr part of the South boundary of Williams Location5322, it 15s. tier acre. This land. is available only toholders of land abiitting thereon. The Crown Grant ofthis land will not be issued before those of adjoiningblocks in the same name.

Williams District (10 miles North of Tarim Rock).Corr. No. 1817/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 287/80,

A2.)Location 14371, containing,. 3,000 acres; subject to

survey, classification, turd pricing, and the payment offull survey fee (44) with application; being 0. A.John 's cancelled application.

.NORTITAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District.

Corr. No. 1342/27.Open under Part V. (Plan 31)/40, 134.)The land contained within the closed road passing,

along a South- .East boundary of Avon Location 21180,£1 per acre. This land is available only to holders

of land abutting thereon. The Crown Grant of this landwill not be issued before those of adjoining blocks inthe same name.

..1.von, District (12 miles North of Tf/yo/a).Onrr..No. 1160/27.Open under Parts -V., VI., and. VIM (Plan 2613740,

D.E. 2.)Avon Location 24990, containing about 1,000 acres;

subject to survey, classification, and pricing, and the1,;tyment of full survey fee (225 10s.) with applications;being F. J. Potts' cancelled application.

4C B. 1

11elbournc District (11/2 miles from Elphim Station).Con'. No. 2313/23.Open umler Parts Y., VI., and VIII. (Plan 57/S0,

C 1) 3.)Location 2580, containing 1,008 acres, at 5s. per acre;

clasiiiration. page 40 of 2312/23; being W. Nicholls'forfeited O.P. Lease 176o:l/68.

,CR7,Avon District (two miles from Koonadg

(,err. No. 1101/24.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 24/8(1,

C & D 3.)Locations 00790 and 24650, containing 998 ;ion's, at

(id. per acre; clas:4ification page in of 1101/24;1,0'ing 1,. Eardy's forfeited C.P. Lease 18097/08 andbleniestead Farm 24070/74.

B,,,

Victoria District (vine mi'es West of Within).Corr. No. 2235/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. ( Plan 89/80,

A & B 3.)Location 7791, containing 1,200 acres 1. rood 10

per rtes, at 7s. per :ere; classification page 21, 2235/26;tieing James Brown's forfeited Grazing Lease No.21118/68.

taitMelbourne District (eight miles [Pest of Dalwallimu).


131.)Locations 2019 and 3184, containing 2,582 acres, at

6s. 3d. per acre; classification page 5 of 4806/26;' beingG. Etchell's forfeited C.P. Lease 21165/68 and Home-stead Farm 25336/74.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.tt

SwAN DISTRICT--PYRTON REPURCHASED ESTATE(situate near Guildford)Plan : Pyrton Estate.Available for General Selection.

Corres. 6615/23.Under Part V., Sec. 55, of Land Act 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," and See.

10 of " The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

totNo. Area.

Price peracre.

Purchasemoney.

halfinterest

capitalisedat 0 permut. per

MI1111111.

To Iteturned Soldiers.

;Half-yearly Instalment.

Next 4/1 Balance 25

years andinterest at6 per cent.per annum.

only at

cent. per1

annum.

lox- ImperialSoldiers.

Half-yearly Instalment.

Civilians.

Over 30 years Over 30 years,including including in-

interest at 6 1 terest at 6Per cent. 1 per cent. per

Per annum. minium


debtedness.

Improvements.

Totalcharge,

includingcapitalisedinterest.

Half-yearly in-stalment over

25 years,at 01 percent. perannual.

2074

2976

a. r. p.0 2 0

14 3 31

s.d. £ s. (1.40 0 0 I 20 0 0)

45 0 0 I 672 9

s. d. , s. d.

713 4 11121

7 11

s.

27 14 6

s. d.

25 18 0

X, s .

24 5 10

s. d. s. d. s. d.

Subject to the Agricultural Bank indebtedness ; being G. G. G. Beetson's forfeited C.P. Lease 20/2127.

DER 9, 1927.] (; 0 V RN NI ENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2045

['ERTL'. LAND AGENCY.

11 a rro y District (near lag [chore).Corr. N. 4010/20.Oi en under Part V., Sect ion 60 only. (Plan 1380C/40,

E4.)Local ion 1002, (nod 12 acres :1 roods 10 perches,

:It 1.11 4s, per pn... 7 oil 4010/20;I eing 11. Nord's Girfeited (4.14

RA V ENSTITORTE LAND AGENCY..Oldfictd District (near A-11111m Siding).

Corr. No. 2109/27.Open under Parts V., VT., and VITT. (Plan 421/80.

AC)Location 412, conin1nIng a ton : acres; sithjert

to survey, tht-tsifittat ion, and I riting, and 1110 paymentof full survey fee 4 atted up; lotting It. SpinItts' can-ttelled application.

SO(TTH-1'1PN (11)55 LA NT) AGENCY.

ri/garn 7(.;:ilibtt (12 mi!es East of 1.a0c Bro ).(lorr. No, 15'Open under Pm I V. and VI. (Plan 54/80, Geelakin,

She,'!ocation 3(31. containing 4,2

petit:es: it 18. 1"'11981 '20; subjeci to111,110wall's forfeited C.P.

res 0 vt,m1st 3-1

t, page 1 ofIliIms; Iv' r

WAG r.N LAND AGENCY.

1:or.' District (-lice mites North-East of A cwricaato,Corr. No. 1987/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and \'I111. ( Plan 388/80,

Location In:9, containing ahout 1.900 acres; subjectto survey, chi- sbicat ion, :Ind pel,:,],"2: the PNYInenlof full survey fee (1157) with zippy:cation; being Ashton

.1011ey 1s cancelled application.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, 1927A 1:k.A. N V LAN.)

Torial:g .1.-1. 11.t, miles Sol/t: of frorboli).Corr. No. 78 P.....22.(.:(pelt under Pa 1.: V., and VIII. (1.11titt 457A/40,

01, Tofb1411Lot 7n, containing .11 acres 1 rood 27 perches,

twit :ore: tic :Ilion. page 82 of12218 i :NI S. forfeited t'onditionalPunt:ha-it Inn , 5s. i Ile :tppla.arits who(10 Ilia 11,..1 11::111 land,

oodiI Ions :-----(a) 3,o1 met,' tit 1,10c11 11111 be granted to ;illy

one applicant.(10 \ ,....0111eat reserves the right for its agents

to ell, er Hpon 010' lot for the put poso of cons; ritctingand. omit: ai nittg drains free of eonipensa firm. ;rod

'10' (IIof tin, water (tither irriga I ion ordrainage.

lie:fore isstet cti l ap-proval, will is' !Toil', ed. to sigH :1111 Fur Drain-age Loard.

1 , 1 w i l l not l'e resp.tusilde for theconstruction t, cue- 0, or di 11'llere

1.10.11.1111'01I I

(0) Irvin 1. 1111151

6.111.'od lii ho f It,. selcct or if required. Ill lit'Government.

11141 EN' LAIN I) III lIN('V,

r0// riti (OW Ut 12 (0. 11,5 140,1 r of 11: lutro

Corr. ...`t:44. 115

1-211oil hr 1 ';101- affil (1.11:1, 015

The ;11r,;,. containing. 1(I'( it 1,300 acres, hound,' litlines starting from Em 8,,,,1I1- \(5l corner of location23993 and i;:ztenfling 1 bout 50 chains along the

'.0 el !I loll e II ;aid leen! leli I 1 \ ('St to the00.1:1(1 ',mind:try II Location 2:11t 11 iltence South01,1 tintias :dot!, said Imundary to the N'orthertl51111., of a. um-chain ':111 thence :-touth.-East to the \Vest.ern binuntlary or Location 2:',0:tr, at its 11:tersect ion withthe 'Northern ,ttle el. 0 otte.41,ain passinns tintoo,241said li,c:ttion: 111ence North aild East along the \Vest

241110 to Is North-t-. rtn : Innee to the South bmindary if

Imc, ten 2.1:19.t; thence (It to 11,e id., 14111.,, point:\-ey. 55 ,t, II, 11[0

1)10 lw EnTsvilkst (st :-Hirv, it considuredIt I II' .I,andF

75011 'LAND AGENCY.

,:yie raid District (101/2 wilt's East of Red Lake).t1orr. No. 7042/20.Open under Parts V., V.1., and V Ill, (Plan 392/80,

E1.)Location 027, containing 1-179 acres 3 roods 24 perches,'

at 8s. GCE. per acre; class' lication paHe 29, 3760/23;subject to the conditions gio.terning 11:101;advainT^; IS may be granted : being G. E. Stephensennecned applioation.

mamout District (12 mites East of I I.okc)

Corr. No. 1770/20,Open Limier l'arts I'., VI., :Lila viii. (Plan 31(2/80,

Et.)I. is "on (110 and 8011, containieg 011:1 acres 0 roods

9s. per acre; tlassi Mat ion page 32,-I11),j(.et to the 0011,1in, is :.;overning Agrieul-

t nra id; nilynnee ; lwing J. E,Rut5 's forfeited (',1), 0)70 55 and ILI'. 2.5208/7,1.

F;t47,ticratil (12 11' st of Red Luke).Corr. No. 1 tts.:t/25,

Open mule, Parts V., VI., and V !It. (Plan 392/80,Al.)

tons t02 old .810, contain-bp,' 973 acres 0 roodsit 9,, ion page 44,

37,4n, Lo: Agricu It i /tank assistance doubtful; being(1. , Purchase Lease41820/55 and

1 1 onnt-1 end F' ris 25041/74,

lit .tt:rd Districtf 51. I 162/27,

,,I) 1111.1,'1. Parts V., \TT., and VTIL (.Plan 392/80,I,

11 B.(121/, miles East of Dowalc).

,ontaininp 1,0(10 acres 0 roods 9, per :n.re d;ft:i fi,11 1 ion page 3,

to -the ondii governing Zigricul-11a111: ad, mites as may Ot granted.; being O.

ferfeitol Condition:A :Purchase Lease 42294/55.

/11'Neriel (12 miles East of Dross Patch).-78/27.

4n. s V., VI., and VIII, (Plan 4.02/80,Shy'', Lt.)

roods 9 perelies,Cna Ill p;o_ tO, 7(131/22; stilijed,

\ e04 ii 1;8.1Ik a.d.N,a.i.v...Ais asIwiog 1, \Vaker 's 2aneelloa

-ictorio /(is( IiI yon

1,01'011011

N111:11.1t, III Ill 77C1111 1

being E. W. J c:iticelt 1/2

\,:o

East r of Percy jori).

I., and VIII. (Plan 121/80,

florc,; 1 rood 155 of 0 0579/29;

r improvements;jolt.


NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.(4B),

Avon District (11/a miles South of Booraan).Corr. No. 1437/20.

13

Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 24/80,2.)Locations 23029 and 23331, containing 1,056 acres 3

roods 8 perches, at Is. 6d. per acre; classification page16, 5685/22; subject to the condition that the Gold-fields Water Supply Administration, or anybody auth-orised by them, shall have the right to remove timberfrom the land without payment at, any time, and thatthe holder of the block shall not be permitted to sellthe timber but shall have the right to kill or clear samefor the purpose of preparing the land for cultivation orgrazing, or in any other direction rendered necessaryby legitimate farming operations; being J. T. Doney'sforfeited Conditional Purchase 20325/68 and HomesteadFarm 25017/74,

Ninghan District (near Kokardine Soak).Corr. No. 1394/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 56/80,

Al.)Locations 1545, 1546, and 1553, containing 2,635 acres,

at 5s. 6d. per acre; classification pages 44, 45, and 52,6268/20, Vol. 1; being W. Hadden's forfeited C.P.20224/68.

r(B1)Roe District (22 miles East of Narembeen)

Corr. No. 4153/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 5/80,

P4, 345/80, Pl.)Location 214, containing 990 acres 1 rood 24 perches,

at 10s. per acre; classification page 44 of 2178/22; sub-ject to the payment of existing improvements; beingA. Bradley 's forfeited C.P. 41656/55.

(call,Ivon District (eight miles South of York).

Corr. No. 7995/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 2C/40,

D4.)Location 1]003, containing 160 acres; subject to clas-

sification and pricing; being' M. Ryan's forfeited Con-ditional Purchase 13239/68.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Cray,

Swan District (12 miles West of illuchea).Corr. No. 5009/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 28/80,Locations 2703 and 2693, containing 666 acres 2 roods,

at 7s. per acre; classification pages 5 and 4 of 5009/25;being Christie and ivin is forfeited Conditional Purchase41584/55.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.CC iv)

COCKBURN SOUND DISTRICT PEEL REPURCHASED ESTATE (situate East of Balrnarup).

(Plan Peel Estate.)

Available for General Selection.Corres. 7150/23.

Under Part V., Section 55, of " The Land Act, 1898," as modified by "The Agricultural Lands PurchaseAct, 1909," and Section 10 of ''The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

LotNo.

Area. Price peracre.

Purchasemoney.

1

To Returned Soldiers. ErImperialSoldiers. Cl vflians.


debt de ness.

Improvements.

Plus firsthalt year's

interestcapitalisedat 6 percent. perannum.

Half- yearly Instalment Half-yearly Instalment.Total

charge,including

capitalisedinterest.

Half-yearly in-stalment over

25 earsyears,at 61 percent. perannum.

Next 41Years

only at6 per

cent. perannum,

Balance 25

interestand

interest at6 per cent.per annum,

Over 30 years,including

interest at 6per cent.

per annum,

Over 30 years,including In-terest at 6

per cent. perannum.

667

689

a. r. p39 1 11

99 0 8

£ s. d.9 15 0

2 2 0

£ s. d.383 7 2

208 0 2

£ s. d.394 17 2

214 5 0

£ s. d.11 16 11

6 8 7

e 8. d.15 7 0

8 6 7

£ a d.13 17 1

7 10 4

£ s. d.11 10 0

7 5 11

e s. d....

£ s. d.122 16 8

£ s. d.5 0 0

...

Subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness and the conditions governing selection in this Estate ; being A. Dunlop andG. C. Shaw's forfeited Conditional Purchase 20/2130 and 20/1793.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.ccay,Yilgarn District (5)4 miles North of Burracoppin).Corr. No. 3358/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 35/80,

C4.)Location 132, containing 1,436 acres 1 rood 19

perches, at Os. 3d. per acre; classification page 6 of3358/26; subject to mining conditions; being P. G.O'Leary 's forfeited Conditional Purchase 20745/68.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 5th OCTOBER, 1927.RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.

Oldfield District (71/2 miles North-West of Ravens-thorpe).

Corr. No. 5422/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 405/80,

D4, 420/80, D1.)Locations 332 and 390, containing 1,000 acres 1 rood

6 perches, at 7s. 3d. per acre; classification page 14,2114/23; subject to mining conditions; being N. W.Raine's forfeited C.P. Lease 21214/68 and HomesteadFarm 25354/74.

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands,

TOWN LOT OPEN FOR SALE UNDER DISCHARGEDSOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT REGULATIONS.

Northam Land Agency.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned lot will be open for sale on and afterWednesday, 14th September, 1927, under the Regula-tions for granting Town Lots to Discharged Soldiers,as published in the Government Gazette of the 19th Sep-tember, 1919, at the following upset price:

Corr. 2580/24.MERREDIN (Town), Lot No. 455,Conditions Town, -Upset Price £45.

Applications for this lot should be lodged at theNortham Land Office on or before the date specified,and in the event, of more than one application beingreceived on or before that date, the Land Board willallocate the lot.

The notice appearing in the Government Gazette of19th August, 1927, page 1862, is hereby cancelled.


SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.] GO V ERNM EN T GAZETTE, W.A. 2047

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.

THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sa le, at public auction, on the dates and at theplaces specified below :

BRIDGETOWN.14th September, 1927, at 12 noon, at the District Lands

Qffice--ManjinmpTown, 280, 36.3p., £20.NorthcliffeTown, 82, Jr., £15.

B U NBUR Y.

14th September, 1927, at 3.30 p.m., at the District LandsOffice--

Drakesbrook--Town, 91, 96, 1 a. Or. 16p. each, £10each.

Vamp Brook'15, 5a. Or. 28p., £15.

MUSSEL TON.

14th September, 1927, at 3 p.m., at the District LandsOffice--

Busse] ton--Towo, 246, 39p., £20.

GERALDTON.

14th September, 1927, at 3.15 p.m., at the District LandsOffic,c

CarnamallTown, 1, 1.r., £12.IforseshoeTown, 21, 1 r., £15.Mora waTown, 29, 30, Jr. each, £15 each ; *98,

3a. 1 r. 29p., 212.Peremlori--Town, 75, tr., £20.

ALBANY.15th September, 1927, at 2.30 p.m., at the District Lands

Office--Mount Barker--Town, 240, 2r., £14.

BEVERLEY.20th September, 1927, at 3.30 p.m., at the District Lands

OfficePingelly*550, 3a. Sr . 11p., £16.

*Suburban for cultivation.The purchat:er ril I have the option of taking, in lieu

of a grant of the fee simple, a lease under the Regula-tions at the scheduled capital value nearest the upsetprice for the term of 99 years, on payment of a premiumequal to the amount of his bid in excess of the upsetprice.

A 11 improvements on the land offered for sale are theproperty of the Crown, and shall he pa id for as theMinister may direct, whose valuation, shall he final andbinding on the purchaser.

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at this office. Land sold to a depth of 200 feetbelow the natural surface, except in mining districts,where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet only.


TRANSFERS.

THE PUBLIC ARE WARNED ! ! !

De pa rtment P V. Lands and Surveys,Perth, 30th August, 1927.

THAT they should, before paying any money on ac-count of the purchase of any Homestead Farm or CrownLease, satisfy themselves by inquiry at the Departmentof Lands and Surveys, Perth, that the rents have beenpaid and the conditions of the holding fulfilled. Not-withstanding that rents have been paid land is some-times forfeit able for non-compliance with the conditions'imposed by the Act namely, improvement of and resi-dence on Homestead Farms and Conditional PurchaseLeases, and the stocking and improvement of PastoralLeases.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.WHEREAS Catherine Eakins, being the owner ofland over or a lottg which the undermentioned road, inthe MULLEWA Road District passes, has applied tothe Mullewa Road Board to close the said road, whichis more. particularly described hereunder, that is tosay:

8889/09.IT. 243.The whole of Road No. 6128 along the

Ave,t crnmost boundary of Victoria Location 3454; fromits South-West corner, to Road No. 3608 at a North-

curlier of Sa hi Locntion 3454. (Plan 127/80, El.)

WHEREAS Noel G. Wright, being the owner of landover or long which the undermentioned road, . in theN 0 ilT HAMP N Road I: pos.3es, has applied tothe :Northampton Road Board to close the said road,which is more particula rly described hereunder, that isIn say:

2024/15.N. 195.The surveyed road along the North boun-

dary of Victoria Location 5050 from a surveyed roadat its North-Western corner to its North-East corner.( Plan 191/8O, E4.)

\V FIRE EA.S the Minister for Lands, being the ownerof land over n :1 long which the undermentioned road,in the NC NC N toed IDistriet passes, has appliedto the Nungs Zoad Board to close the said road,which is inot,, particularly described hereunder, thatis to say :

3744/27.N. 197.--The surveyed road along the North boun-

dary of Avon Location 12152 ; from a surveyed road atits North-Wiest corner, to its North-East corner. (Plan34/80, Dl.)

WHEREAS '11-orold Francis lames Butlin, being theon-ii of land over or along which the undermentionedroad, in the \VV.,. Lk A TCHEM Road District passes,Ims :Tidied to the Wyn katchem Road Board to closethe sa 1,1 road, which is more particularly describedhereunder, that is to say:

Iv. 392. The surveyed road along the South boun-da ry of Avon Location 20364; from a surveyd road atits South-West corner, to its South-East corner. ( Plan33C/40, E.F. 4.)

WIIER EAS A. A. H. 1.3ywaters, E. P. Whitfield, L. M.P. Payne, C. M. ho-s, and L. W. Grossman, being

the ov ncts of land over or along which the undermen-tioned roads in the AV VA 1. KA TCHEM Road Districtpas,. ha ve a polled to the AVyalkatchem Road Board toetc- the said roads, which are more particularly de-scribe:1 hereunder, that is to say :

3868/18.IV. 396.The surveyed road along part of the West,

the North, and the Easternmost boundary of AvonLocation 12037; from Road No. 6157, to a surveyedroad at a South-East corner of the said location.

Also the surveyed road (including Road No. 4311)along part of the South boundary of Location 10380,the West and South houtirla ries of Location 433, andthrough Locations 10381 and 141)56; from the South-IV.st corner of the ti-) mentioned location, to closuredeseri ted in rtigra ph I. ( Plan 33C/40, E.E. 3.)

WTI EREAS Joseph W. Sewell, being the owner, of landover or along which the undermentioned road, in the'W ILLIAMS Road District passes, has applied to the

[luau ItiNrd to close the said road, which ismore particula 'hi- described hereunder, that is to say:

4035/07.30 sHrvoi,,1 rn;:a along the North boun-

d ries of Williams Locations 324-0, 1982, and 1391;from a surveyed road at the North-West corner of thefirst mentioned location, to Road No. 58 at the North-East corner of Location 1391 aforesaid. (Plan 410A/40, Cl.)

2048 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.

WHEREAS Gilbert IL Hodges, being tint owner ofland over or along which the male rinehtioned road, inthe WYALKATCil El\I Road District passes, has ap-plied to the Wyalkatcheni Road Board to close the saidroad, which is more particularly described hereunder,that is to say:

265/27:W. 398.--The surveyed road passing through Cow-

coiving Agricultural Area Lot 180; from a surveyedroad on its West boundary, to Road No 5440 on itsEast boundary. (Plan 33B/40, EL)

And whereas such applications have been duly pubfished in the Government Gazette:

And whereas the said Boards have assented to the saidapplications:

And whereas the Governor in Executive Council hasconfirmed the said assents:

It is hereby notified that the said Roads are closed.Dated this 9th day of September, 1927.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919Closure of Road.

THE MI NISTER FOR LANDS, being the ownerof land over or along which the portion of road here-under described passes, have applied to the. Perenjori-Morawa Road Board to close the said portion of road,viz.:

Perenjori-Morawa.13308/08.P. 101.-7.'hat portion of Road No. 3304 passing

through Victoria .Location 78(13 from its South holm-dary to on surveyed road extending .North-Eastward andSouth-Westward through the said location. (Plan 122/80, FL)

C. G. MORRIS,for Minister for Lands.

Haliday William :England, On behalf of the.Pereiijori-Morawa Road Board, hereby assent to theabove application to close the road therein described.

H.. W. ENGLAND,Chairman Pe enjori-Morawa Road Board.

10th August, 1927.

TILE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Rood.

ANDREW KNON THOMSON, being the owner ofland over or along which the portion of road hereunderdescribed passes, have applied to the Brookton RoadBoard to close the said portion of road, viz.:

Brooktom4693/11.R. 330.That portion of Road No. 4078 along

South boundaries of Avon Loca tions 10065 and 16;front Bond No. 2850 at the South-West corner of, theformer location, to a surveyed road at the South-Eastcorner of Location 14616 aforesaid. (Plan 3430/40,E2.)

A. II 'ON THOMSON.

I, C. E. Williams, on behalf of the iBrookton RoadBoard, hereby assent to the above application to closethe road therein described.

C. E. IVELLIAMS,Chairman Illrookton Road Board.

1st September, 1927.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application No. 1998/1919.

TAKE notice that Bernard Maurice Co mor of Toodyavin the State of Western Australia Fainter has madeapplication to he registered as the proprietor of anestate in fee simple in possession in the following parcelsof land situate in the Avon District and being:,14.;on Locution 284 containing about six hundred and

twenty-five acresBounded on the North-East by the South-West boun-

dary of Location 3329 and part of the South-West boun-dary of Location 766 measuring together seventy-sevenchains eighty links

On the North-West by the South-East boundaries ofLocations 1511 810 834 and part of the South-Eastboundary of Location 361 measuring together eightychains fifty-six links

On the South-West by the North-East boundary ofLocation 32 measuring seventy-seven chains ninety-ninelinks and

On the South-East by a line measuring' seventy-ninechains ninety-three links passing along a public road anda boundary of Reserve 1786.

Lots 2 and 3 of Avon Location 32 containing togetherfour hundred- and six acres two roods and nineteenperches

Bounded on the North-East by sixty-seven chainsninety -nine links of the South-West boundary of Loca-tion 284.

On the South-East by a public road and part of theNorth-West boundary of Location IT measuring togetherone hundred and four chains -fifty-one links

On the South-West by ten chains of the North-Eastboundary of Location did and

On the North-West by the South-East boundary ofLot 1 of Location 32 measuring one hundred and nine-teen chains seventeen links.

Bounded on the inner part by a public road.The land is more .particularly defined on Diagram 2467

deposited in the Office of Titles.And further take notice that ill persons other than

the applicant claiming- to have any estate right title orinterest in the above parcels of land are hereby requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the thirtieth day ofSeptember next a carcat forbidding the same from beinghrought under the operation of the Act.

ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,31st August, 1927.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Section 22.)

Application No. 414/1927.TAKE notice that Robert Anderson of ` ` Fairlawn"Wickepin Farmer has made application to be regis-tered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple inpossession in the following parcels of land situate inthe Swann District and being:Parts of Swat; Location, 209 and 385 emita.ining to-

gVrlelic;(% twenty-eight acres three roods and three

Bounded on tlw Es St and North by boundaries ofLot 3r1320 of Location 1351 measuring seventeen chainseighteen links and nineteen chains four links and six -tenths of a link respectively

On the West by internal boundaries of Location 1351twelve chains ten links five chains and one-

tenth of a lick and four chains ninety -six links andone-tenth of a link and

On the South by fourteen chains six links of theNorth boundary (if Lot 1'L757 of Location 1351.

Bounded on the inner part by a public road.And further take notice that all persons other than

the applicant claiming to have any estate right title orinterest in the above parcels of land are hereby requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the thirtieth dayof September next a caveat forbidding the same frombeing brought under the operation of the Act.

ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,7th September, 1927.

l'Weveucc Smifit Perth, .Solicitor.5 for theApplicant.


TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893, SECTION 222,AND THE HEAL PROPERTY LTMITATIONACT, 1878.

Application No. 1700/1927.TAKE notice that Erederick Vince of Bien-coive Street Iastderville Labourer Las made applicationto he registered as the proprietor or oo estate in feesimple in po,,00551011 in the following parcel of landsituate in the I'ity of Perth and heing

Part of Lot of Perthshire Location Ac containingone perch and nine tenths of a perch

'Bounded on the West by fifteen links and nine-tenthsor a. link of Blencowe Street

On the, North by the South boundary of Lot 32nim-isuring one eliain fifty-four links and one-half ofa link and

On the Southward by a line measuring, one chainfifty-five links ;Ind three-tenths of a link.

The land is more particularly defined on Thiogram71;77 deposited in the Office of Titles :ind is portion ofthe land comprised ill Certificate cyf Title -Volume 1175Folio 127.

And further take .notice that all persons other thanthe ;1pplicant claiming to have any e-t-Ie right title or;Hi Print iii the ;Wm parcel of land ill, lnirehy requiredto lodge in this 0(11' on or before the tenth day of()Holier next a car, al forbidding the same front beingbrought under the operation of the Act.

ARTITUR G. TIARVEV,Assistant 'Registrar 'of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,5th September, 1927.

Lou 1.510511 73 11(101, Perth, Solicitors for theApplicant.

TRANSFER' OF LAND ACT, 1h9l1.(SeQ,tion 75.)

Application No. 1788/1927.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the direc-tion of the ComMissioner of Titles in this behalf it isintended on the thirtieth liv of September next to issuein the name of ['au Shaw of No. 7 HydeStrot No1.1 it Pert C,;,[r);(.rvin TNIVeller ;11111 of 10Blake I \ort I' II 1.:ind .1;.4.ent special Certifi-cates or 'title to the land. ,it.-cr11,1 below tile duplicateCertifien 1-H' of Title having ns is a 11111ff been destroyed.

Dated this seventh day of September, 1927.

A HT 11 liii C. L\lfVi'JY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.

The ',foul referred to.All that piece of land situate ill the ['call

Itoard District heinf.:,, portion of 511:111 1.ov:dim' 1-119and being Lot 135 1111 Elan 3070 heing the whole of'the land comprised in Certi(iente of Title. Volume 1390Polio 130.

All that piece of land situate in the Perth 11110.1

ltoard District heing portion of Perthshire LocationAll fool being lad 9:15 on deposited Iiiagratit .1024 beingI lit' whole of the land comprised ill Certificate ot"l'itle\1olutlitt -107 .101i0 75.

AGRICULTURAL -BANK ACT, 1906; INDUSTRIESASSISTANCE ACT, 1915, AND AMENDMENTACTS.

TENDERS for the purchase of the undermentionedland and leases will be received by the Trustees ondates and at the Local Offices named:

T Ol( "'IS ratnrnable at Perth-24/9/27.19/1078.Part of Lot 26, on Plan 3318, portion of Swan Loca-

tion 92, being the whole of the land comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Vol. 723, Eol. 51, standing in the nameof Henry Charles Edward Commr. Area 4 acres, situ-ated at Balcatta, described as 1112 acres first classswamp, half acre sandy winter land; all cleared; quan-tity of fencing; shed; 9 chains tram line and trolley.

19/542.Lot 1, ou Diagram. 5891, portion of Swan Location

92, being the whole of the land comprised ill tortof Title 'Vol. 959, :Pol. 75, standing in the 11111111'

060:1 :Popoviefi. Area 0 acres 1 rood, situated at 110-catta, Osborne :Park; described as 6 ;term; first classswamp land, quarter acre sandy; shed; quantity offencing.

l'encrs returnable at Narrogin-24/9/27.611./.10.AVilliants Locations 01 o, s313, being the whole of the

land comprised in crazing Lease 18719/68 and Certifi-cate of iii'' Vol 90-1. 1.1.6. 7S, standing in the name ofHenry ;lobo Wallace. .\ ...xt (1(10 acres, situated .fivemiles Noril from :Dunthleyung, described as 100 acresfirst clas-: good heavy red. loam, .morrel, salmon andgimlet; habince second class, sandy soil, nil 1110', broom,and whitegnin; 75 acres cleared; 500 my. dant; 108chains 0-n-ire, 57 chains .1-wire and netting., 17:1 chains1, 2, and 1-wire :fencing.; hut.

7'eneters returnable at Itu ..a.7 -24/9/27.1928/24.NN'ellington. Location 1300 and -Harvey A.A. Lot 254,

heing the whole of the land. compri-441 in ConditionalPurchase 11500/55 and 33078/55, standing inthe :none 10r4itiald Kenneth. Area :1.11d:1; acres, situ-ii' I Veer adios \Vest from. Iarlfec, Tercriled as 186erre: rirri bas. beim., 7 1 good ,-yrnalp and 132acre- .e.ii-rv-,01q1; hatance second class, sandy ground,,id 11041111 :111(1 bailksia ; 55act1

4 acres part cleared; 2 wells; 143 chains 6-wire,2:1 ellaIos 5-wire, 275 chains 'I wire fencing; house,S -o flu ; 2 sheds; stork and plant that may be in ourposses-ion and belonging, to the place at the time of pur-clin-e.

805/14.Nelson Location 3874, being the whole of the land

comprised in -Homestead Farm Lease 11530/74, standingill ti-I name of Chat-lei Enos TIloxsome. Area 160 acres,situated 53 miles South-East from 1\falijinmp, describedas 130 acres lit:tt I i i rcd. and dark loain of goodquality; 20 acres srccml elms laud, good soil, suitablesill,. Moyer; balance third class, rocky; 71/, acres partcleared; 40 acres rlin0; .170 chains posts erected.

1288/25.Lot 98, on 2842, portion of Leschenatilt Location

9; Loss 711 and 73, on Plan 11406, portion of \VellingtonLoofiti. 1, 'win!, the whole of the land comprised illcerlilicatcs or Title Vol. 1109, Fol. 159; \Tot. 1/09, Fol.

-tarding ill the 11.11110 or Lgidlo Quadrio. Arealad fti-I's I rood 37 perches, situated 111/.. miles South-East Cron' Iltirekup, de-wribed as 901/, acres first Oass,for to good loanis; 15 V. acres second class, gravellyloam; balance third class, gravel and laterite; 65 acrescleared, 9 acres part cleared ;, 1.51. chains 2ft. x 213.drnining; 90 chains 3-wire and netting hounda.ry fence,SO chains 2-wire and tiMting; 48 frliaitis various and 5chains stub fencing; d..\\".111. house, 4 rooms; ball andkitchen; sties; fowl-house; shed; stock mut plant thatmay he in our possession and belonging to the placefl 1' till' hub e of purchase.

The improvements are quoted from office records andare believed to be correct, but the Trustees do not guar-intee them.

Temlerers must satisfy themselves as to the improve-nents and their condition. Tenderers are required tostate what fonount of deposit, they are prepared to pay,the terms required for the balance of the purchase, alsoif able to carry on without further assistance.

All tenders to be forwarded to the District Inspector,Agricultural Bank, at place named, and the envelopeto be marked: "Tender for 's property."

No tender necessarily accepted.

E. A. McLATiTY,General Manager Agricultural Bank, Soldiers'

Settlement Scheme, and lndustries Assist-anCe Boa rd.

7th i September, 1927.

2050 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

BELMONT PARK ROAD BOARD.By-laws relating to Buildings.

WHEREAS by "The Road Districts Act, 1919," theRoad Board of any District is empowered to make By-laws for all or any purposes in the said Act mentioned,the Belmont Park Road Board, in pursuance of thepowers vested in the said Board, under and by virtueof the said Act, and of every other authority enablingit in that behalf, cloth hereby make and publish thefollowing By-laws:

Interpretation.

"Act" means "The Road Districts Act, 1919.""Basement" means a storey or portion of a storey

partly below the level of the ground, the ceiling of whichis not less than five feet above the adjoining ground(irrespective of any excavation made to comply withthese By-laws).

"Cellar" means a storey or portion of a storey belowthe ground level, the ceiling of which is less than fivefeet above the adjoining ground.

"Cement mortar" Means a mortar composed of onepart of cement to three or fewer than three parts ofsand.

"Commercial building" means a building used orconstructed or adapted to be used wholly or in part forcommercial purposes.

"Dwelling-house" means a building used, constructed,ca' adapted to be used wholly or in part for human habi-tation, but does not include other than the dwelling-house portion (if any) of a. commercial building.

"District" means the Belmont Park Road District."habitable room" means any living room, and in-

cludes all rooms intended or adapted to be used forthe purpose of sleeping or eating or the cooking of food.

"Wall":"Divisional Hall" means a wall (other than an ex-

ternal or party wall) which subdivides any floor of abuilding' and carries any load in addition to its owndead weight..

"External wall" means an outer wall of a building,not being a party wall, even though adjoining a wall ofanother building.

"Partition wall" means a wall subdividing any floorand not carrying any load other than its own deadweight.

"Board" means the Belmont Park Road Board."Surveyor" means the person appointed by the Board

for the time being as Building Surveyor or actingBuilding Surveyor for the Belmont Park Road District.

1. Applications, Plans, and Notices.Before the erection of a building is commenced two

copies of the plans and specifications, together with thecost of such building, and an application in writing forapproval thereof, shall be submitted to the Board.

Provided that the Board may, if it see fit, dispensewith the necessity for the submission of plans and speci-fications, and reduce or dispense with the payment ofa fee with any application for approval to make minoralterations in an existing building, or to erect a build-irg to be used exclusively for the purpose of a green-house, conservatory, summerhouse, private boathouse,fuel shed, tool house, cycle shed, aviary, verandah, orthe like: Provided also, that any building (other than averandah or an aviary) used or intended to be used forthe keeping of domestic animals shall be wholly detachedfrom any dwelling-house: Provided also, that where itis desired to make some minor alterations to a buildingnot materially affecting its stability, lighting, ventila-tion, or size of rooms, the application may in the firstplace be made without submitting. plans and specifica-tions, which shall, however, be submitted if the Boardso require.

The application shall describe the building and showthe purpose for which the building is to be used.

The plans shall consist of a general plan and eleva-tions, and a block plan. The block plan shall show therelation of the building to ;the boundaries of the siteend to other buildings or structures thereon.

The specifications shall describe the construction andmaterials of which the building is to be built, and themethod of drainage, sewerage, and water supply, andstate whether the materials will be new or second-hand,and, if second-hand materials are to be used, shall giveparticulars.

[ SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.

When giving approval, the Board may impose a con-dition that forty-eight hours' notice shall be given priorto the covering of any or all of the following works inorder that they may be inspected, that is to say, trenchesbefore foundations are laid, foundations before trenchesarc filled in, and drains before they are covered in.

2.Fees and Permits.No person shall continence any building, erection, or

structure, or any addition or alteration to any building,erection, or structure without having first obtained fromthe Surveyor a written permit for the commencementof same, and without having first paid to the Board thefees in respect thereof set forth in these By-laws.

Each building, erection, or structure must be com-pleted within the undermentioned specified time fromthe date of issue by the Board of the permit there-f or :

(a) Brick, stone, or cementsix months.(b) All other buildingsthree months.

The fees payable in respect to buildings, erections, orres shall be as follows:

idcense for new buildings of wood, iron, or asbes-tos-2s.

License for new buildings of brick, stone, or con-creteSs.

for alteration or additions to existing build-ing-2s. (3d.

3.--General Provisions.Each building in a terrace of buildings or in a pair

of semi-detached buildings shall be .deemed to be aseparate building for the purpose of this By-law.

Every building shall be provided with one or moreproper manholes in the ceiling's so as to give access forelectrical and other fitting.

4. Site, Healthiness of.A person. shall not, without the written permission of

rite BOard, erect a building upon any site which shallhave been filled with any material impregnated withbeenI m: with animal or vegetable matter, or upon whichany such matter may have been deposited, unless andmail such matter shall have been properly removed byexcavation or otherwise from such site and depressionsfilled in with clean

Every person who shall erect a building shall causethe subsoil of the site of such building to be effectuallydrained wherever in the opinion of the Board the damp-MSS of the site renders such a precaution necessary.

No person shall commence to build any structure with-( ut having first provided proper and sufficient sanitaryaccommodation to the satisfaction of the Board for allpertiOlIS engaged or employed upon such structure.

Motor garages not exceeding three hundred squarefeet in floor area may be built in iron, brick, stone orconcrete, or other non-inflammable material anywhere inthe district, provided that the Board may require

(a) that any such motor garage be fifty feet distantfrom the frontage of any road or street (ex-cept in special cases where the iphysical con-figuration of the ground precludes such distancehieing observed) ;

(b) that any such motor garage be five feet distantfrom the frontage of any other road or street;

that any such motor garage be 10 feet distantfrom any building used as a dwelling-house onthe same allotment or on, any allotment ad-joining;

(d) that the motor garage complies otherwise with allthe conditions and limitations of this By-law in.regard to buildings.

Fowl-houses of not more than two hundred squarefeet in area and not more than six feet in height maybe erected at rear of any dwelling, provided that thenearest portion of such fowl-house is at least 30 feetfrom any building used as or intended for a dwelling,and at least four feet from the boundary of land not inhie same occupation.

Fowl-houses of larger area may be erected if at adistance of at least 50 feet from any street and 40tieet from any dwelling-house and at least four feetfrom the boundary of land not in the same occupation:Provided that the roof and walls are covered with gal-vanised iron. or other :fire-resisting material, approvedby the Surveyor, and that the building shall not he morethan seven feet high.

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The Board may refuse or postpone approval to buildupon a site which is unhealthy by reason of its liabilityto dampness, unless and until the site has been rendereddry, sound, and well drained to the satisfaction of theBoard.

If the Board so direct in any particular case, thewhole or part of the ground surface or site of a dwellingshall be covered with a layer of good cement concrete,or tarred metal, rammed solid, and at least four inchesthick.

5.Position of Building Site.No building which is intended to be used or which shall

be used as a dwelling-house, and no addition to any suchbuilding shall be built, constructed, or erected withina distance of twenty feet measured horizontally fromthe building line of the street or road the building isintended to or shall front.

Except as hereinafter provided no building with anexternal wall of wood which is intended to be used orwhich shall he used as a dwelling-house, and no addi-tion with an external wall of wood to any buildingwhich is intended to be used or which shall be used ase, dwelling-house shall be built, constructed, or erected

(a) within a distance of four feet measured hori-zontally, of any street, road, lane, or right-of-way at the side of any such building; or

'(b) within a distance of ;four feet, measured hori-zontally, of any land not in the same possessionor oceupation. Provided always, that any suetbuilding or addition may abut on the build-ing line of any street, road, lane, or right-of-way at the side of such building, or he lessthan the pfoseribed distance therefrom, or fromland not in the same possession or occupation,or from a building or erection with an externalwall of wood: Provided that the wall or wallswhich abut on or face within the preseribeddistance such street, road, lane, or right-o f-way or land or building, or ereetion, as thecase may be, shall be of concrete at least sixinches in thickness, or of brick or stones atleast 81/:, inches in thickness, projecting in allcases at least one inch beyond the woodworkfront and back and at least one foot six inchesthrough the roof covering of gutter adjoiningthe same.

6.--Access to Bear.Where there is no public and convenient access to

the rear of the site of any building for the removalof nightsoil the building shall be so designed as to leaveoutside the building a way of access at least four feetwide from a public. road to the privy closet, and forthe removal of garbage and refuse.

7.Outbuildings.In the case of an application to erect (as appurtenant

to any building) any outbuilding from the use of whichunpleasant noises, unpleasant odours, or unusual risk offire may reasonably be expected to rise, the Board maydetermine in what position upon the allotment such out-Imildin.g may be erected.

S.Materials.The Board may define any portion of its district, and

by resolution prohibit the erection within that portion,of buildings with external walls of materials other thanbrick, stone, or concrete, or the like materials.

9.TentsCanvas. Buildings.The, Board may grant, subject to conditions, or refuse

permission to erect a structure of calico, canvas, orother textile material, and if any such structure iserected without the Board's permission, may order itsdemolition.

10.Materials and Workmanship.Materials which have been used in the construction of

any cesspit, drain, or sewer, or which for any otherreason are dangerous to health, shall not be used inI he erection of any building.

Faulty or unsuitable materials shall not he used inany building.

Every part of a building shall be erected and finishedoff in a good and workmanlike manner.

Bricks used in any building shall be good, hard, andwell burnt,. and if old or second-hand shall be thor-oughly cleaned and approved by the Board in Writingbefore being so used.

All brick or stone chimneys shall be constructed ofample flue, to be well plastered or pargetted inside forthe full height, and no timber of any description will

allowed to be built into the brickwork. The Boardgive authority to erect iron chimneys, but in the

erection they shall lie laid on either stone or concretebase and free from all woodwork.

Hearths of stone, brick, cement, or iron of approveddimensions shall be placed in front of all fireplaces.

11.Testing Materials.The Board may test any building materials, and pro-

hibit the use of such materials as are proved unfittedfor the purpose for which they were intended to be used.

12.--Timber Construction.All timlers used in any buildings shall be of good

sound ma e. iii, free from rot, free from large andloose knots, am; free 'front shakes, and free from anyin wrf cot ;i' is it-he rimy the strength of the timber mayIle impaired.

The following eon lit im is shall apply as to the spac-ings and scantlings of timber:

(i) Stumps shill not be less than 4in, x 4in. jarrahor other approved timber, spaced 5 feet centreto centre, alD1 fixed on 6in. x 11/iin, sole-plates.Stumps shall lw tarred and sunk at least halftheir length in the ground, provided that nostumps sit ill lie less than 2 feet in the ground.Tarring is to extend fm' inches above theground surface.

(ii) Studs and ceiling joists shall not be less than4111, x 2iii., spaced not more than 2 feet apart,centre to centre, properly secured and braced.Studs and ceiling joists of 3in. x 2in. may beused, provided they are spaced 1Sin. apart,centre to centre, properly braced and secured.Where studs of '3in, x 2iu. are used the angleor corner studs shall be of 3in. x 3in.; where 4in.by 2in.. stuns are used, the angle studs shallhe of x

(iii) shall not be less than 3in. x 2in., spacednot, more than 3 feet, centre to centre, in the'a se of iron roofs, and ].S inches, centre tocentre, in the case of slate, tile, or other similarroofs; lin. x 2in. rafters may be used, butmust be spaced at 2 feet centres for slatesor tiles. and not more than 3 feet apart forany type of roof. All rafters must be securelylir:twat with purlins and collar ties.

(iv) Floor joists shall not be less than 4in. x 2in.,spaced 1 Sin, a part, centre to centre.

(v) bearers shall not be less than 4in. x 3in.,spaced not more than 5 feet apart.

'In ;tildition to the bearers required for this spacing,tin additional bearer of 4in. x 3in. must be placed undereach will or partition.

No framing timber in any building shall be notchedor checlwd out to receive bracing or otherwise so as toreduce ifs cross sectional area more than one-sixth.

13.Awnings and Verandahs.The hoard may require that any or all awnings or

verandahs proposed to he erected over a public placeshall lie of the cantilever type. No verandah shall beenclosed for living or sleeping purposes without thehoard's written consent.

14.Footings.Every person who shall erect a building of 'brick,

stone, or the like shall construct every wall or such build-ing', unless built upon a hard rock foundation, to restupon proper footings, or upon a sufficient beam.

He shall cause the projection of the bottom of thefootings On each side of such wall to be at least equalto one-half the thickness of the wall at its base, unlessan adjoining wall interferes, or unless the wall is uponthe boundary of the land, in which case the projectionmay be omitted on the side of the boundary, or wherethe wall adjoins.

TIe shall also cause the diminution of the footings tolie in re-ular offsets, unless the footings he of conerete.The from the bottom of such footings to the baseof the wall shall be at least equal to two-thirds of thethickness of the wall at its base: Provided that whenthe footings are of reinforced concrete the Board maypermit the height to be less: And, provided further,that it shall not in any case he less than 12 inches.


Footings to walls of brick in cement mortar (3 to ] )shall be the same width and height as those to wallsof the same thickness not built in cement mortar.

Vermin plates shall be provided to all walls other thanbrick, stone, or concrete.

15.:Dampeourse.Every person who shall erect a building shall provide

and insert damp-proof courses of lead,, slate bedded incement, or 'natural asphalts: Provided that the Boardmay permit the runisslon of damp-proof courses fromclosets, outbuilding's, and the like structures.

Where material which is not slate, natural asphalte,or lead of a mininmm weight, of two pounds Iper squarefoot under walls not exceeding 40 feet in height, orthree pounds per square foot under walls exceeding 40feet in height is desired to' he used, the applicant shallsubmit to the hoatd evidence that the material to heused. has been approved by the Board of Health, or,Calling such evidence, that the material is a good andeffective damp-proof course.

Damp-proof courses shall be inserted in walls to theirfull width and in such 'manner that there shall be noopen spaces, cracks, or gaps in the damp-proof coursesalong the full length of the walls.

Damp-proof courses shall lie inserted in walls in suchpositions and in such manner that

(a) moisture from the earth shall be prevented fromreaching the lowest ,floor timbers or the wallsabove the underside of the lowest floor joists, or,where solid floors :Ire laid, shall be preventedfront reaching higher than 1/, inches abovesuch floors;

(b) where floors are below outside ground level, mois-ture shall be prevented from reaching inner faceof miter walls;

where cavity walls are used, moisture penetratingouter portion of walls shall he prevented fromreaching the floor timbers, or the inner por-tion or face of walls above the undersideof the lowest floor timbers, or, where solidfloors are laid, shall be prevented from reachinghigher than. 33/4 inches above such floors;

moisture penetrating: the chimney, parapet, orother walls above roof shall be prevented fromreaching in any part the inner walls or theinner portion of inner face of :outside wallsbelow the upper side of the ceiling joists iueither case;

(e) moisture penetrating the outer portion of cavitywalls shall he prevented from reaching. theinner portion or inner face of such walls shoveor about window, door, and other frames oropen i ngs.

'ln cavity walls the cavity shall extend not less than41/, inches below 'damp-proof course.

This clause shall apply to walls constructed of brick,stone, or concrete, and to walls of any material readily.permeable by water.

'Wolls--Structure.Every person who shall erect a [wilding shall cause

the external walls thereof` to he constructed of brick,stone, concrete, I imber, or other material approved bythe Board.

If built of brick, stone, conerete, or the like, the OK-ternal walls shall, except where herein provided to thecontrary, in' Het less flan 9 inches in thickness; Pro-vided that the walls of sheds, laundries. outhouses, :oilthe like, not. exceeding 10 feet in height, limy, it theBoard so permit, be of 144, 'inches thickness.

C=avity walls many he built, provided the two sectionsare securely tied. together by a sufficient number of wireties or other effective method, and when used the com-bined thickness of the inner and outer parts shall hedeemed to be the thickness of the wall.

Bottoms of all cavities shall be carefully raked 'outbefore the completion of the building, and all ties keptfree from mortar droppings.

Where cavity walls are used ltoles shall be leftat foot of cavity not more than six feet apart and overall damp -proof courses inserted to protect walls weep-holes 'shall he left not more than three feet apart.

Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in thisclause, the Board may penult the erection of dwellingsnot more than two storeys in height of concrete withwalls of less than the prescribed thickness, if satisfiedthat such proposed dwellings will be hygienic and struc-turally sound.

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1 7.--Party Walls.Two, hut not mars, b.sidefices may be erected together

in one block, provided that they shall he separated frome:0:11 other by a wall of concrete or of brick or stone atleast eight and a half inches in thickness projecting',in the case of wooden houses, at least one inch throughthe woodwork front and hack, and in all eases projectingone foot six inches at least through the roof coveringor gullet adjoining the same, whether behniging to thesame owner or not,. :Each building or dwelling-house ina block shall be subject to the provisions of this By-law

,plicahle to its class, 8.11 ye that the site or curtilageIt each of such buildings shall have a superficial areaof at least four thousand square feet and :t frontageof at least 33 lineal feet to a street or rood.

1S. Rooms (sire) Grille space.Every pei:son who shall erect :t building shall providethat(a) the areas of the 'floors of all the habitable MOMS

in such hen (ling she II, taken together, averagenot less than 1(1(1 square feet per habitableroom;

(1) a habitable room shall not in any case have a floorarea of less than Ill square feet; and

(e) a habitable room shall not, in any case, have a.cubic space of less than 720 cubic feet: Pro-vided that in each dwelling house and in eachflat of a residential flat building there shall beat least one habitable room, the cubic space ofwhich :hall not be less than 1,296 cubic feet.

(0) No main -room in any building. shall be less than1.0 feet Winches in height from floor to ceiling.

(e) All shops shall have a clear space of 12 feet 6inches front floor to ceiling.

19.-1 leightRooms in roof.lEvery habitable room which is wholly or partly in the

room of a building shall, iu the case of an attic room:Wove the ground floor, he for at least two-thirds of thearea of the floor not less than nine feet in height, andshall not in any part he less than five feet in height,and, in the case of any other room, shall be for at leastthree-fourths of the area of the floor not less than nine.feet in height, and shall not in any part he less thanseven feet four Indies in height.

20.--Other Booms.Every habitable MOM which is not a roma wholly or

partly in the roof of a building shall be not less thannine feet in height: Provided that bays, inglenooks,and recesses for furniture may be added to suell roomswith ceiling's of a less height than nine feet, but theceilings of such hays, and inglenooks shall not be lessthan six feet eight Mello.; in height.

21. Mounts for places of Assembly.A. building in which there is :1 room designed, intended

or adapted to he used for the assembling: of persons forany purpose, such thorn being situated upon the firstor any higher floor :Wove the ground floor, and havinga floor area of 4,-,0 or more superficial feet, shall be de-signed and Nu:sin:cf.:1 in compliance with the follow -iug in addition to the general provisions inthis part.

If the room be on the first Iloor it shall be providedwilh at least two exits. If the room be on the second orany higher floor :Wove the ground .floor, it shall be pro-vided with at least two exits, and there shall :11.S0 beprevidod t WO staircase's leading from the ground floorto the floor on which the room is situated, or one suchstaircase and a fire ese:Ipe.

Such exits ;ma staircases earl the passages connectingthem shall be of a iotal width calculated in the pro-portion of 20 inch, . for every 600 superficial feet ofhoer area, or fraction thereof, iii such room; but nopassage, stair, or exit shall be less than three feet sixinches in width, not more than 10 feet in width.

Such stairs shall be uniform throughout with risersnot more than seven inches high and treads not lessthan 10 inches wide exclusive of nosings, if any. Eachflight of stab's shall contain not less than three normore than fifteen risers. There shall be hand-rails oneach side, securely fixed, and staircases over six feetin width shall have a centre hand-rail.

The stairs and landing shall be of such strength as tohe capable of carrying with absolute safety the largestnumber of people who may be reasonably expected touse them at one time.

All doors used as exit doors from any such room shall,except where otherwise approved, he hung- in two folds,fitted with "panic" bolts and be made to open out-

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wards towards the thoroughfare or way. All doorsbetween such rooms and the open air shall lie hung soas not to obstruct, when open, any gangway, passage,stairease, or landing. A door shall not open imme-diately upon a flight of steps, but a lauding of at leastequal depth to the width of the door shall be providedlietween such steps mid such doorway.

22. I. jitlit ii ig ant I Ventilation--.11nder Floors.For the purpose of ventilation every building shall be

so erected that there shall be, between the underside ofeve r," Joist upon wldeh the lowest floor of such buildingis laid and the ground surface or upper surface of theasphalt or concrete with \O dell the ground or site ofthe building may be covered, a clear space of 12 inchesit least in every part; and such space shall be thoroughlyventilated and cross-ventilated hy means of suitable andsufficient air-bricks or ol her tql,,,t ua I MCtiltal: Pro-vidtA that where the lowest door is so constructed (bytilling with concrete, asphalt, or other approved material)

Ilat to permit the harbouring of rats, this provisionshall not apply.

23.--RoomsAir-bricks, .Louvres, etc.Every room of a building shall be so constructed that

for every 1,000 cubic feet or part thereof of air spacein the room there shall be 24 square inches at the leastof unobstrueted ventilation to the outer air by meansof air-bricks situated at or near the level of the ceilingor :my other efficient Means.

24 .-11 oomsW ludo w 8.Every habitable room, or room or alcove, iii which

:food is intended or likely to be stored or prepared, andevery bathroom, enclosed laundry, and privy-ekiset shallhave at least one verti,.:d windoW opening directly tothe outside air. One-half at least of such ,window shallbe constructed to open to its full extent, and so thatthe opening may extend to the top of the window:Provided that in a -pantry any other system of ventila-thm may be substituted for windows if the Board besatisfied that such system is equally efficient.

25.BedroomsAdditionat Ventilation.In every bedroom or room intended or adapted to be

used for sleeping and having only one window, thereshall be jirovided eross ventilation by means of at least21 square inches of unobstructed opening ill some wallof the room other Own that in which the window is situ-ated. Such opening may be by an additional window,Ii re-place, fanlight, air-briek, or any suitable means.

26.--Height of Windows.The top of a window of an enclosed laundry or of a

kitchen, or alcove, or room in which food is intendedla' likely to be stored or prepared shall not be less thansix .feet eight inches front the floor.

27.Size of Windows.The window or windows of any room shall have a

superficial area (clear of the sash frame) not less thanone-tenth of the floor area of the room, or (if the fol-lowing size be greater than one-tenth of the floor area)not less than 10 square feet for the windows of a kit-chen or alcove or room in which food is intended. orlikely to be prepared, not less than six square feet, forthe windows of an enclosed laum'iry, not less than 31hsquare feet for the windows of a bathroom, not lessthan two square feet for the windows of a privy-closet,and not less than I i2 square feet for any other room.

2S..Laundries and Kitchens.A dwelling of tftty kind shall not be erected with the

kitchen and laundry combined in one room.

29.Windows.Any windows the top of which is more than 12 feet

above either the ground or any external flat surface orslightly sloping roof sufficient for safety shall be soeonstructed that it can be cleaned from the interior ofthe building.

30.--DrainageLevels.Every person who shall erect a building shall con-

struct the lower storey of such building at such a levelthat, in the opinion of the Board, it may be practicableto construct a drain sufficient for the idiom-I-nal drainageof such

No person shall build or erect or eautne or permit tolie built or erected any building, erection, tent, or a ddi-tiou to any i tuildutig, erection, or tent on any landunless and until such building, erection, tent, or addition

amid the site and eurtilage thereof can be properlydrained, and the Board may refuse permission to buildand erect any building, erection, or tent, or addition,unless and until it is satisfied that the proposed build-

ereetion, tent, or addition and the site and curtilagethereof eau be properly drained. No water is to bedischarged on to the surface of any footpath.

31.Miscellaneous.The Board may permit the enclosure and use of any

public place in connection with the building or takingdown of a building, or the alteration or repair of a

32.Skylights.The Board may order the alteration or repair or both

of any skylight in any building if such skylight be, inthe opinion of the Board, in such a condition as to bedetrimental to health or dangerous.

U.Existing Building's.If in the opinion of the Board any building has been

allowed to fall into an unsafe or insanitary conditioneither by faulty construction or any other cause, theBoard may give notice in writing to the owner or occu-pier to repair said building', and in the event of no:lotion being taken within seven clays by the said owneror occupier to remedy- any defect complained of in thesaid notice, the said owner or occupier shall be liable toa fine, as hereinafter provided, until such time as thebuilding shall be placed in a safe and sanitary condition,and the owner or occupier will be liable for all chargesincurred in doing the necessary works, and, moreover,if in the opinion of the Board any building does notwarrant the expense of repairing, the owner, after re-ceiVia g notice, sb tI 1 remove the building, within seven(7) days; failing this lie will be liable to a fine as here-inafter mentioned, to remove the building after receivingthe notice; the Board may remove saute and charge theowners with the cost of so doing and recover the sautein any court of competent jurisdiction and/or sell thematerial to cover the cost of taking clown.

34.--Removal of Buildings.o building or erection shall lie removed into and

or re-erected in the Road District or removedHim Itie part of the district to and erected and re-

ernmited in another part thereof unless the owner orper.,:on carrying out the removal first obtain written per-mission front the Board to do so. Before such permis-sion shall lie granted not less than seven (7) clear days'notice in writing shall be given to the Board or theSurveyor of the desire to remove and erect or re-erectsuch building or erection.

Such notice shall contain or lie accompanied by thefollowing:

(a) Particulars of the situation of building which itis proposed to remove.

(it) Particulars of the situation of and plan of theland upon which it is proposed to erect or re-erect or place such building, showing the pro-posed position thereon, and a tracing copy ofsuch plan to lie retained by the Board.

(e) A Idan giving the dimensions of the building andany proposed alterations or additions theretoand a tracing copy of such plan to be retainedby the Board.

(a) A specification giving particulars of the con-struction of the existing building and of thealterations and. additions (if any) which it isintended to make when the building is erectedor re-erected.

(e) Evidence satisfactory to the Board that suchhouse has not been condemned as dilapidated,insanitary or unfit for human habitation, anda certificate from the Health Officer of theRoad District from which the building is pro-posed to lie removed that within a reasonabletime prior to date of removal no case of dis-ease of an infectious or contagious nature hasoccurred therein.

(f) Such further particulars in writing regarding the-imine as shall be sufficient to enable the Boardor its Surveyor to determine if all the pro-

of any Act of Parliament, By-law, orregulation applicable thereto are or will liecomplied with.

No written permission shall be given unless such re-moved building when erected or re-erected shall complywith the provisions of this By-law as applicable to newbuildings.


No building or erection that has been condemned asdilapidated, insanitary, or unfit for human habitationshall be removed into or re-erected within the RoadDistrict.

No building or erection in which any case of infec-tious or contagious disease has occurred during the pre-ceding six months shall be removed into or re-erectedwithin the Road District.

No removed building shall be occupied until the Sur-veyor shall have certified in writing that all the pro-visions of this By-law have been observed and compliedwith in respect of such building.

Nothing herein contained shall prevent the alterationof the position of any building within the boundariesof the land on which the same stands: Provided thatin its altered position it shall comply in all respectswith this By-law, and that in the progress of such re-moval the building be not taken on to any street, road,or public place.

No dwelling shall consist of less than three main roomsof a total of not less than 300 isqUare feet, and nobuilding or rooms thereof shall be occupied for livingpurposes until at least three main rooms shall have beencompleted according to the plans and specifications sub-mitted to and approved by the Board.

The Board may in special cases grant permission forthe erection of a dwelling-house containing not lessthan two rooms.

35.Proportion of site which may be covered.A dwelling-house, together with its appurtenances to

be erected on an allotment, shall not occupy more thantwo-thirds of such allotment, and the minimum of un-occupied area shall not be less than 500 superficial feet:Provided that this shall not prevent the Board fromgranting approval to the erection of a dwelling-houseoccupying more than two-thirds of an allotment, orwith a minimum of unoccupied area of less than 500superficial feet, in replacement of an existing dwelling-house which occupies more than two-thirds of that allot-ment, or has a minimum of unoccupied area of less than500 superficial feet, as the case may be: Provided,also, that where situated on a site considered by theBoard to be an established shopping locality, the Boardmay permit a building which is to be a shop and dwelllug combined to occupy not more than four-fifths of theallotment, subject to the 'Inbuilt upon area being notless than 500 square feet.

Provided also that a garage erected at a low level, theroof of which serves as a portion of the garden, yard,or court, shall not be included as a building in calcu-lating the proportion of the area of the allotment thatmay be occupied by a building.

After the adoption of this By-law all subdivisions orre-subdivisions of allotments must be such as to havea frontage to a street or road of not less than 50 linealfeet and a depth of not less than 140 lineal feet. Suchsubdivisions and resubdivisions must be lodged with theBoard for approval before commencing to build, andshall apply throughout the whole of the Belmont ParkRoad District.

No shop shall be built on land having a frontage ofless than 18 feet to a street or road and an averagedepth of 130 feet. There shall be back access fromright-of-way 10 feet wide at least. For the purposes ofthis clause the Board may agree to a subdivision withfrontages less than 50 feet, but notwithstanding anysuch approval no dwelling shall be erected upon thesubdivided land except in accordance with these By-laws.

No land upon which any dwelling-house has beenerected shall thereafter be reduced in area below theminimum area prescribed by this By-law. Provided al-ways, that notwithstanding anything hereinbefore pro-vided to the contrary the Board may on application inwriting setting forth the grounds of the application,under special circumstances, and for special causes, andat a meeting of which due notice has been given to eachmember, declare that the provisions of this By-laweither in whole or in part shall not apply to any par-ticular area of land.

No building shall be erected in such a position thatit shall lie between another building or any part thereofand street unless such other building has a direct andunobStructed access to some other street at least 16 feetwide.

36.Space outside Windows on side Land.If there be, any side wall of a dwelling-house in which

it is proposed to provide a window or door opening,that wall shall be set back (throughout its whole length)

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from the side-line of the allotment to a distance of threefeet, in the ease of a dwelling of one or two storeys, orto a distance of five feet, in the case of a dwelling ofmore than two storeys.

37.Kitchen, Laundry, end Bathroom Fittings.Every dwelling -hours shall be provided with a com-

pletely enclosed. bathroom, or combined bathroom anillaundry, and with wash-tubs and copper, or other meansof washing clothes, and the water laid thereto. Thefloor surfaces of bathrooms on any floor, and of laun-dries when above the ground floor, shall be of imperviouSmaterial properly graded and drained. The wash-tubs,copper, and bath shall not be placed in the kitchen.

One bathroom in each lwelling-house shall have atleast 30 square feet of floor area and a combined bath-room and laundry shall have at least 56 square feet offloor area. Provided that the Board may in any easewhere. it considers that a bathroom or laundry could bedispensed with, exempt any building from the aboveprovisions, but such exemption shall be given by reso-lution of the Board.

38.EnforcementInspeetionCutting into Building.The Board may order the opening, or cutting into, or

pulling down of any work where the Board has reasonto believe or suspect that anything has been done incontravention of the Act or of any By-law, and in theevent of the work being found to have been done incontravention of the Avt or of the By-laws, the person.doing the work shall be required to comply with theAct or the By-laws, and shall bear the full cost of suchpulling down, opening, or cutting into and of compliancewith the Act or the By-laws.

In the event of the work being found to have beendone in accordance with the requirements of the Actand the By-laws, the cost of such pulling down, open-ing, or cutting into, as well as the cost of reinstatement,shall be borne by the Board.

The Surveyor or his representative shall have powerto enter at any time upon ally building in course oferection for the purpose of inspecting the said building,and may require the production of the approved plansthereof, which are to be available on the building dur-ing working hours whilSt the building is incourse of construction.

89.Inspection before Occupation.Before permitting any person to occupy or use any

anconipleted building, and forthwith upon completionof any unoccupied building, the person by or in conse-quence of whose order the building, is being erected shallgive notice to the Board.

Forthwith upon receipt of notice as aforesaidthe Board shall instruct the proper servant tomake an inspection, and such servant shall in-spect and report to the Board whether or not thebuilding has been erected in accordance with this By-law and without material deviation from the approvedplans and specifications, but this shall not be read topermit any alteration whatever in the position of thebuilding on the site.

Such report shall not be deemed to be evidence (inthe event of any prosecution hereunder) that this By-law has been complied with.

40.Penalties.Any person who erects a building in contravention

of this By-law, or any person who neglects to complywith any provision set forth therein, shall be liable toa penalty not exceeding Ten pounds, and also a dailypenalty of One pound per day for any continuance ofthe offence.

Made and passed by the Belmont Park Road Boardon the 4th day of July, 1927.

A. E. ROWE,Chairman.

P. S. STANTON,Acting Secretary.

Recommended(Sgd.) JAS. CUNNINGHAM,

for Minister for Works and Labour.---Approved. by His Excellency the Governor in Council,

this 17th day of August, 1927.(Sgd.) L. E. SHAP COT T,

Clerk of the Council.

SPIPTEMBER 9, 1927.] 14 OVER MI-ENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2055

TUT': MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906, AND'PlIE 1TTLE THEsPA 81S. FENCING, AND IM-POI. Ss: DING ACT, 18-12.

If ieipa' 0/ It on.

0;,54

IN 1 V. un, ier the provisions of the Municipalcerporal ien: \ ;1, and the Cattle Trespass, Fencing, and

cc in ti Council or any Municipality is'Ill"' or repeal By-laws for any purpose

of the said Al', the Council of the MuniciPality of(IS' ('11011, 1.0rsiuthee of the powers vested in the

said (iIouneil, under and by virtue of the said Acts, andof every other authority enabling it in that behalf, clothhereby amend the poundage fees previously made by thesaid Council, as follows :--

s. d.For each bull or stallion .. 1 0 (1

For each mare, gelding, mule, ass, camel, pony,above 12 months old

For every foal under 12 months old . ..Iror every cow, ox, or steer over 12 months oldFor every call' under 12 months old ..:For every pig and goat .. ..For sheep (not exceeding 30), per headFor sheep (not exceeding 60), per head

0 5 00 2 6

0 5 00 2 60 2 6

)( (

2

00) 1

Such fees to be paid for each day or part of a dayduring which such animal shall be in pound.

of i mpounded horses,For the proper ustcsna arecattle, etc., 1 ne row ,ilieuper 0J7d j:1);(i..1' shall be cm-l'owerk;1 4,;(;) ;;;I'r;;-;;; Cm; t'olloaiii3 ales:

For each Ic e..-c. leo c, gehloig, mule, ass, camel, pony;or horn cc Moses oi eat ;le 111110 e 12 months old-2s. Oct. per of 2-1 hems, led on hay or chaff

Fo2r° cla1ts:1; colt, foal, t' head of horned cattle under12 months old, ;;;;.c;;;;1 ;;;Irizing i';,:ii:( or calves,fed on hay or ,loci';' (15 0,1. per day of24 hours.

Approved by lice llus:selton Municipal Council this2ail day of A ugust, 1927.

(Sgd.) E. H. NEVILLE,Mayor.

(Sgd.) GEORGE B. MILN.E,Town Clerk.

11ecommended(Sg,d.) ;McCALLUM,

Minister for Works and Labour.

Approved J;.t, F;:eelleney the Governor in E.secti-five Council CO 11, day of August, 1927.

(Sgd.) L. E. SIIAPCOTT,Clerk or the COUnell,

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date ofNotice.

I 927.

Nature of Work.

Aug. 25 Kalgoorlie HospitalAlterationsNew Bathroom, etc. (7412)

Aug. 25 Kilburn School (7413) ...

Aug. 25 Cooml;serk inc SchoolRepait s(7414)

Aug. 25 llenger School Quarters (7415)

Aug. 25 Coolgarrlie A.D. Office and Quar-tersPurchase and. Removal(741G)

Bornholm School New Porch ;and Renovations (7417)

Nedlauds SchoolNew Brick 1Classroom and new Brick 1

Aug. 25

Aug. 25

Sept.

Sept.

Latrines (74:18)Alma School QuartersNew

Verandah, etc. (7419)

Margaret River HospitalDrain-age (7420)

Sept. 1 Bindi Bindi School-7-Removalfrom Indarrie (7421)

Sept, 1 MullalyupNew School and Con-version of Existing Buildinginto Quarters (7422)

Sept. 8 Mukinbudin School Quarters(one room) (7424)

Sept. 8 Geraldton HospitalAdditionsand Renovations (7426)

Sept. 8 South Belmont SchoolRe-moval of Pavilion Class Roomfrom Claremont, Repairs, etc.(7427)

Sept. 8 Sahnon Gum SchoolRemovalfrom Norseman (7425)

Date and Timefor Closing.

Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc.,to be seen.

1927.(Noon on Tuesday)13th September ...

13th September ...

13th September ...

ember ...

3th September ...

September ...

10th September

20th September

20th September

20th September

20th September

27th September

27th September

27th September ...

4th October

Contractors' ;Room, Perth, and p.W.D. Office, Kal-goorlie, OD 011,1 a V; !' h

Contractors' Goo:e. l'erfh : Katanning,and Court Wagin ei 30th August,1927.

Contractors' R;;;;;;;;, .tr. I Court House,,Northam, a int U;itee :omalling, on andafter lath .1 uge;;;;, itc2 1.

Contractors' Room, Per; h. s ;e1 Coln't Houses, Bun-bury and Pin); r , nc : Ii Alenist, 1927.

Contractors' Rooat Peoall W. a1. Office, Kalgoorlie,and Court House, CooIg;:11,71-, on and after 30thAugust, 1927.

Contractors' Room, P;;;;It ; P.W D. Office, Katauning,and Court Horse ' and Police Station, Den-mark, on and a ;:; 30th August, 1927.

Contractors' Roo In, Perth, on and aft sr 30th August,1927.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D. Office, Gerald-ton, on and after Gth September, 1927.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Bun.bury and Busselton, and Narforet River Hospital,on and after Gth September, 1927.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court [louses, Nor-tham and Moora, on and after dli Ic llootoui ber, 1927.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Ceurt !Louses, Bun-bury and Bridgetown, on and after GI h September,1927.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Nor-tham and Merredin, on and after 13th September,1927.

,Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D. Geraldton,on and after 13th September, 1927.

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 13th Sep-tember, 1927.

Contractors' Room, Perth, P.W.D. Kalgoorlie, CourtHouse, Esperance, and Pe Imo Station SalmonGums, on and after 13th September, 1927.

Tenders, which must be accompanied by a Schedule of quantities together with the prescribed deposit,are to be addressed to The Hon. the Minister for Works and Labour," and marked " Tender," andwill be received at the Public Works Office, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.

2056 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTETIBER 9, 1927.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.Department of Works and Labour,

Pei-ti,, 9th September, 1927.THE following list of Tenders, recently accepted, ispublished for general information:Date of Acceptance, Name of Contractor, Description

of Contract, and Amount.1/9/27: Jas. Hardie & Co., Ltd.Fremantle Harbour

WorksNew Shop for ElectriciansFibrolite As-bestos Roofing, ;£1.95 5s. 90.

1/9/27: B. T. BarrowPerth-Fremantle GovernmentBuildings Chimney Sweeping (7402), ScheduleRates.

2/9/27: F. JasperMarrinup School Quarters--Addi-tions (7400), £389 12s.

2/9/27: Joseph JohnstonHarvey SchoolRepairs toPavilion Class Rooms (7401), £98 16s. 100.

By order of the Honourable the Minister for PublicWorks and Labour.

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Public Works and Labour.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Gascoyne-Minilya Road District Alteration of Boun-

daries with Ashburton Road DistrictNotice ofIntention.

Department of Works and Labour,Perth, 20th August, 1927.

P.W. 559/27.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatit is the intention of His Excellency the Governor,under the provisions of "The Road DiStricts Act,1919," to sever that portion of the Ashburton RoadDistrict as described in schedule hereto and annex itto the Gascoyne-iMinilya Road District.

Plans' -' of the proposed alteration may be seen at theLocal Government Office, Department of Works andLabour, Perth.

(Sgd.) C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.

Schedule.Gascoyne-Minilya Road DistrictTransfer of territory

from the Ashburton Road District.All that portion of Pastoral Lease 1871/96 (at

present in the Ashburton Road District) bounded bylines commencing at the North-West corner of thesaid Lease near Survey Mark AB (conjoined) 52 andextending along the Northernmost and an East boun-dary of same to the present district boundary; thenceWest and North along part of said district boundaryto the starting point.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Kondinin Road DistrictAlteration of Boundaries with

Narembeen, Corigin, and Kulin Road Districts.Notice of Intention.

P.W. 368/25.1ST is hereby notified, for general information, that itis the intention of His Excellency the Governor, underthe provisions of "The Road Districts Act, 1919," to

(1.) Sever that portion of the Narembeen Road Dis-trict, as described in Schedule "A" hereto, and annexit to the Kondinin Road District;

(2.) Sever that portion of the Corrigin Road Dis-trict, as described in Schedule "B" hereto, and annexit to the Kondinin Road District;

(3.) Sever that portion of the Kulin Road District,as described in Schedule "C" hereto, and annex it tothe Kondinin Road District;

(4.) Sever that portion of the Kondinin Road Dis-trict, as described in. Schedule "D" hereto, and annexit to the Narembeen Road District;

(5) Sever that portion of the Kondinin Road Dis-trict, as described in Schedule "E" hereto, and annexit to the Kulin Road District.

Plans of the proposed alterations may be seen at theLocal Government Office, Department of Works andLabour, Perth.

(Sgd.) C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.

Schedule "A."ifrindin in Road DistrictTransfer of Territory from

time Narembeen Road District.All that piece of land bounded on the Northward by

lines commencing on the present District boundary atthe intersection of the Western side of the Kondinin-Merredin Railway Reserve with the South boundary ofBillaricay Townsite and extending Eastward along partof the South and East boundaries of Billaricay Town-site, the South-Western side of Road No. 6413 ,(alongthe South-West boundary of Avon-Location 23931), theNorth boundaries of Locations 18507 and 21491, theNorthernmost, an East, and a North boundary of Lo-cation 18502, a North, a West, and the Northernmostboundary of Location 18504, the North boundary ofLocation 18505 and its production Eastward to inter-sect the present District boundary.

On the Eastward, Southward, and Westward by partof the present boundaries of the Narembeen Road Dis-trict to the starting point.

Schedule "B."Transfer of Territory from time Corrigin Road District.

The whole of Avon Locations 25669 and 19745; alsothe whole of Location 19877.

Schedule "C."Transfer of Territory from the Kulin Road District.The whole of Avon Locations 23526 and 23527.

Schedule "D."Narembeen Road DistrictTransfe of Territory from

time Kondinin Road District.All that piece of land bounded by lines commencing

at the North -West corner of. Avon Location 12239 andextending East and South along part of the presentdistrict boundary to the South boundary of Location23682; thence West (along the Northern side of RoadNo. 6969) along part of the South boundary of saidLocation 23682, through Location 23895, along the Southboundary of Location 23570 and the South boundary ofLocation 23645 to the South-West corner of the last-mentioned location; thence Northward along part ofthe present district boundary to the starting point.

Schedule "E."Road DistrictTransfer of territory from the

Kondinin Road District.

The whole of Avon Location 17672.

LAND DRAINAGE ACT, 1925.Benger Drainage District.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Rate Book for theyear ending 30th June, 1928, of all lands now liableto be rated under the above-mentioned Act has beenmade up and is open for inspection by Ratepayers.

P. RAEBEL,Chairman.

Benger, 29th August, 1927.

MAIN ROADS BOARDTENDERS.Timber Bridge over Goldsmith's Creek and ApproachesContract on Northam-York-Cranbrook Road, No. 512.

TENDERS will be received up to noon on Friday, thepith September, 192-7; for the above Contract. Theyare to be addressed to " The Chairman, Main RoadsBoard," and marked outside "Tender for Bridge overGoldsmith 's Creek."

Conditions of Contract, Specifications, and Drawingslimy be seen at the Main Roads Board Office, Perth, andBeverley, and the Pingelly Road Board Office on Tues-day, the 6th of September, 1927.

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

By order of the Board,M. GLENDINNING,

Secretary.Perth, -Western Australia,

31st August, 1927,

SEPTVM111.:1: 9, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2057

MAIN ROADS BOARDTENDERS.

Rnwl Con4. f ruel hoYmidaitooka ATorth-Eo4 Road,.yo. 13M.

TEN,I)E1(.' will received up to noon on Friday, the23rd tioptember, 1927, for the above tl.ontract. Theyare 10 be :tddressed to "The Chairman, Main. Roads11,n and Inarked outside "Tender for the Construe-

.1 11 chains 00 links of the Vandannoka North-oad '

t;onditions of contract, specifications, and drawingsbe seen at the Main Roads Board Office, Perth, andto Main Roads Board Office, Ceraldton, and the

Local 'Roads Board Office, 51ingenew.The lowest or any tender will not necessarily

accepted.order of the Tiro rd,

G DEN DINNING,Secretary.

I'erth, 'Western Anstrali , 8th September, 1927.

TenderBoard

No.

074 7

(;31 /27

Date.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.Accepted Tenders.

Contractor.Sche-duleNo.

Particulars.DepartmentConcerned.

1027.

Sept.

1 State Impr mt. Works for Bock1 only, delivered ;R.,,Perth

Seale 148A. 1 Platform Weigher, A. S.1927 No. 051, eapaeity 10 ewts.,

delivered. on wharf, Fre-mantle, packed for shipment

om y Navy Maim fae- 121, 0 dicers and Porters' Caps. do-(per j 1927 livered C.I.F., Fremantle--

ADnt I at per each) ..

722 /27 Sept, 1 Leslie &

722 /27

Date ofadvertising.

1927.Sept. 2

Sept. 2

July 28July 28

(km. \Vilis

Gs. 3d. lessper cent.. less 2.1

per cent.. 3d. less V,per cent.. Id. lessper cent.

Round Steel ('oils, de-livered F.O.R. HarbourWorks Siding, Fremantle-

250 coils ..5n, Round Mild Steel Rods, de-27 1 livore,d V.0.11., Harbour

Works, Siding, Fremantle-3.300 lengths ...

do.9 9s. 7(1. ton.

cv(tc is for ("; overrun eat 81.pplies.

177A, to 180A,1 02 7

47n, 192719n. 1.927

Aug. 9 157A, 1927Sept. 0 181 A, 1927

Aug. 9 158A, 1927Aug. 11 103A, 1927Aug. 18 165A, 1927

.I.ug. IS 167A, 1927.1une 23 122n, 1927July 7 132n, 1927

Sypt.. SAug. 25 170A,

Supplies required.

vernuien t .Instrtutions, etc., at Perth, Fremantle. Clarettmnt,Wooroloo, and Whitby Falls. daring the months of I tetoher. November,and Decent her, 1927

Dairy Produce for Government itutinits, etc., at Pettli. Ciare-phflo, and Woondoo, dntvilr the mmtbs of Oetober, November, and De-tem her, 1927

Copper Firebox Tube Plates, 5 only ...Telephone Materials : Cordeau Insulators, Tubular Brackets, Galvanised Coach

Screws, Galvanised Hook Rods and Plates, Galvanised Stay Swivels, WireGuards and Lightning Spikes, Copper Line Wire, C.I. Line Wire, G.1, SlayWire. Cast Steel Top Brackets and Bolts for cast steel top brackets ...

Copper Feed Pipes (seamless) for Locomotive Boilers, 135 only ...steel Pipes, lind. with Gin. Hilt -.Mons lining of approved composition, 15,000

lineal i fcclAIAL.:flesia Lag,,ing Blocks, for Class P" Locomotives, 5 sets ...Underground Cable, 000 volt, 5 sq. inch, 3,000 yards, and Joint BoxesMild Steel dia., 400 tons or alternatively 5/8in. square, 400 tons ;

13:1.0in. dia., 80 tons ...Spring Steel and Mild SteelRail and Girder Bending and Straightening Machine, 1 onlyThree -ply, Teak Finish, 180 sheets ; and Mill Board, Single-faced, 430 sheets ;

Double-faced, 200 sheetsOils (various) for State and Connuonwealth Departments for year 1928 ...Wheels, Axles and Tyres (complete), 150 only ; and Steel Ades, 290 only

Date ofclosing.

1927.

Sept. 15.

Sept. 15.Sept. 29.

Sept. 29.Sept. 29Sept. 20.

Oct. 0.Oct. 13.

Oct. 13.Oct. 13.Oct. 20.

Oct. 20.Oct. 20.Oet. 27.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until2.15 p.m. on the date of closing.

Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender, forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Murray Street, Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.

8th September, 1927.H. C. TRETHOWAN,

Chairman W .A. Government Tender Board.

2058 nnv4-p'' a TFTTP. W.A. [ SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.

SHOP ASSISTANTS (DENMARK).(Registered 29th August, 1027.)

No. 21 of 1927.THIS Agreement, made in pursuance of "The indus-trial Arbitration Act, 1912-1925," this twenty-seventhday of August, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-seven, between The Shop Assistants and Warehouse Em-ployees' Industrial -Union of Workers, -W.A., :DenmarkBranch (hereinafter called " the Union"), of the onepart, and J. H. North; Nockolds Bros.; R. Nockolds;H. & E. Rickey; Denmark Co-operative Company,Limited, and H. S. Craig, being persons, firms, or com-panies carrying on retail business in the State of West-ern Australia (hereinafter called "the Employers"), ofthe other part, witnesseth, that for the considerationshereinafter appearing the parties hereto mutually cov-enant and agree the one with the other as follows:

1. Area.This Agreement shall be limited in itseffect to the area comprised within a radius of tenmiles from the Post Office, Denmark.

2. Term.This Agreement shall operate as from theday of the date hereof, and shall continue in force fora period of three years, subject to the right of eitherparty to apply to the Court of Arbitration at any timeafter the expiration of twelve months from such date,and at the end of any succeeding twelve months fromthe date of any such application, to amend this Agree-ment.

3. Definitions.In this Agreement, unless the contextotherwise indicates:

The term "Shop Assistant" includes employees inCountry Order Departments, cashiers, and carpet andlinoleum layers and planners.

The term "Casual Hand" shall mean an employeeengaged by the hour and who may be put off or leavethe employer's service at any moment without notice.Provided, a casual hand shall be employed for not lessthan four hours in any one clay.

The term "Weekly Hand" shall mean an employeeengaged by the week and whose employment shall beterminable by not less than one week'r, notice on eitherside. Such week's notice cannot be continued fromweek to week. Provided that any worker employed fora period of four consecutive weeks or less shall beclassed as a casual hand and paid not less than theminimum rate of wages herein prescribed for a casualhand, but this proviso shall not apply in cases where a.worker employed as a "weekly hand" has been dis-pensed with for incompetence or unsuitableness or anycause referred to in paragraph 12 hereof.

4. Hours.Excepting as mentioned in Subclauses(a) and (b) hereof, forty-seven hours shall constitute aweek's work for males and forty-four hours for femalesand males under 16 years of age, and shall be workedbetween 8 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. on every Monday, Tues-day, Wednesday, and Thursday, and between 8 a.m. and6 p.m. on Fridays and 8 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturdays.Not more than one hour shall be deducted for meals.The exceptions referred to are:

(a) Messengers, cleaners, and employees in shopscomprised in the Fourth Schedule of "TheFactories and Shops Act, 1920" (exceptingrestaurants, coffee palaces, boarding-houses, andhotels), whose hours of work shall not exceed47 per week for males and forty-four per weekfor females and males under 16 years of age,and shall be worked to suit the convenience ofthe employer.

(b) On the day mutually agreed upon by the partiesto be observed as Christmas Eve, for the pur-pose of a late shopping night, the ordinaryhours of work may be extended and ordinaryrates of wages shall be paid for such extended.time.

5. Overtime:(1.) In the computation of overtime each day shall

stand alone, excepting in the case of workersmentioned in Clause 4, Subsection (a), whoseovertime shall commence, in the ease of males,after forty-seven hours have been worked inany one week, and in the case of females andjunior males under 16 years of age, after forty-four hours have been worked in any one week,

(2) Overtime shall be at the rate of time-and-a-halffor the first four hours and thereafter at therate of double time.

(3) Excepting as provided in Clause 4 (b) all workdone on Saturday afternoons, Sundays, andholidays set out in Clause 6 (a) shall be paidfor at the rate of double time.

6. Holidays:(a ) The following days 8101 be observed as holidays

and paid for, namely:New Year's Day, An-niversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Saturday,Easter Monday, A nsas, Pay, Labour Day,'Foundation Day, Christmas Pay, and BoxingDay.

(b) A holiday of one week on full pay shall be grantedto each employee on -completion of each yearof service. An employee not completing oneyear of service shall be granted pay in lieu ofholidays in proportion of the length of his orher service. Provided, that when an employeeis entitled to holidays 1 this clause he shallonusreceive at least two weeks' notice from hisemployer of the date when it will be convenientto the employer that such employee should takehis holidays. Provided further, that this clauseshall not apply in the case of any employeesummarily dismissed for misconduct or derelic-tion of duty.

7. Wages.Basic wage, males, £4 5s. per week;females, £2 5s. lld, per week.

(a) Adults.The minimum weekly rate of wage pay-able to adult workers shall be as follows:

Males: Shop assistants, storemen, carters, des-patch hands, packers in all Departments or Stores,£4 15s. per week.

Females: Shop assistants in all Departments orShops other than Groceries, £2 16s. per week.

Canvasser and Collector, £4 19s. 6d. per week.(But where such canvasser or collector provides

his own bicycle he shall be paid an additional2s. 6d. per week.)

(b) Juniors.The minimum weekly rate of wage pay-able to junior shop assistants, storemen, despatch bands,and anissengers shall be a.s follows:

Under 15 years of age ..

Rates per week.Male and Female.s. d. s. d.

.. 14 915 to 16 years of age .. .. 18 0 14 916 to 17 years of age .. .. 23 9 18 017 to 18 years of age .. 29 7 23 918 to 19 years of age .. .. 40 2 28 519 to 20 years of age .. .. 49 8 35 1020 to 21 years of age .. 64 5 48 5and thereafter the prescribed minimum adult rates.

(c) Provided also, that :junior female shop assistantsemployed in grocery departments or shops shall be paidnot less than the following rates:

Under 16 years of age16 to 17 years of age17 to 18 years of age18 to 19 years of age19 to 20 1-ears of age20 to .21 years of ageanrdtehereafter the prescribed minimum adult

. 95 0(d) Casual Hands.The minimum weekly rate of

wage payable to casual hands shall be as follows:(i.) Adults: The a tes prescribed herein, plus

3d. per hour.(ii.) Juniors: The rates prescribed herein for

juniors, plus 11/0d. per hour.8. Any person, whether junior or adult, employed

as a canvasser and/or collector shall be paid the fulladult minimum wage.

9. Nothing herein contained shall entitle the em-ployer to reduce the wage of any worker who, at thedate of this Agreement, was being paid a higher rateof wage than the minimum prescribed for his or herclass of work.

10. Higher Duties.--A worker who is required to dowork which is entitled to a higher rate under this Agree-ment than that which he or she actually performs shallbe entitled to payment at the higher rate whilst so em-ployed.

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11. Proportion of Juniors:--(a) The number of junior male assistants shall not

exceed the proportion of one to one for thefirst five male seniors or fraction thereof.

(1)) Where no tint le a..,sisiant is employed one juniorfemale di-el-tool ty be employed.

Where one ssinor assistant is employed twojunior ti,iiiird.lut; may be employed.

Where Inn .-.0111111 Wile ;Are employee;lior female - s1 ants use be employed.

es: iiits are employed fiveiiennit,. ast., ant-. tnay be employed.

hsr. ri:et; i;110 p. po, ion shall not exceedrem:. rk assistants to four senior

teile(0) 10 1:n I 111,40 " senior" shall mean a

,011 t,f tAr e: of age or over.12. tite...;..;.;einetii ilot1ce on either side

shall lie :nice y 1.. le, 0,1oide ;he. sai,sagentent. Pro-vided, ;lint an tuni,19, et OO1 HMO di,1:11-'S 811

19.:!PIO.VCO 011,1+:11 01 110,,I1.0 Urdr!'S nr for01. 11, ,1.11l one week 's notice,

.cli employee iloos not carry out his or her duties inthe :tone seillier fl, hr ii che did prior iv soeii notice.

13. Tin,' anti ,,i Pooh The employ, ti "hall keepOil'! I'll ''1 Ito, or to In .. entered

Iii 'Ill!'' 0. or bi-, vcorkoi, to101911 Jpploi Hie-, of work per-

and Di, 1,nees poet Iii eld -ii lIt 'illdin hr to s ...: tmployed.

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iift ;mu,:titSuch tiolive co.the hours i.,

11. Titolei -rats rctisot)of old tie,ts or I

d It',ifot.eed;iipoti iiti.i bel ova 11.i

Itirsti. hoursyoiliti ; 0 .terelari.- t, . his or her

dosice to stuk .11 ,t 11:,' Inilli11111111

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E. j. PENT.EE,President.

A. 117WSHTON,Secretary.

Signed for and on behalf of J. H. North, in the presuceofR..1. Nockolds%

it. KINGDON.

Sigh; nntl on behalf of Noekolds Bros., in thu'.'e ti' of

,j. Rickey.ti. J. NOCRO LDS.

Sig'iled on behalf ii' It. NOekOldS, in the pre-sence of-

11. .1. Nookolds.BOBE.RT NOCK.OLDS.

for and On id II. & E. Rickey, in thepresent-fi

E. RICKEY.

:;igned fer nnd on Iniludr to I/eine:irk Co-operativeCompany, Limited, I Ilio presenc. it

II. Nockolds.

Denmark Co-op.)rative Co., Ltd.,.J. RICKE

ranager.

signed for and on behalf of Ii. S. Craig, in the pre-sence of--

A. IL Rushton.H. S. CRA1C.

ihiniffaient of .Ifincs.THE I d 'AL Sit N ES Riii(11J.LATION ACT, 1902-2G.

Pi.,/ro of E miners for Miming Managers,fre:;r-lianagers, and Overawe..I It ',lion to hold an Examination.

\ I on examination for First Class.noi.;tir-i and for Second Class Certifi-

mixers or ()vermeil will take placeon .; 7iii October, 1927.

riees, on I pig 'it' forms, accompanied bytIi, rea,11 the Secretary of the

.ai. inent of Mines. I','Sh, not later than thehi', 1927.

rti: osplittation ;slid ritrilier information will hesup,. e emonimicating ilit the Department.

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2060 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, A. [SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE SUPREME COURT 01' WESTERN AusTRATTA, .PROBATE J entsiaeriox.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estates of the undermentioned de« s«1 i.eu-onsto collect and administer whose estates were grimted to no' by the said Court under The Curator of Intestate Estates Act,1918") arc hereby required to send particulars of such claims to me on or befoi the 10th day of October, 1927, after whichdate I will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased persons aliwng those entitled thereto, having regalA only tothose claims of which I shall then have had notice.

Dated at Perth, the 7th day of September, 1927.

Date of Death. Date of Order.

Curator

Address.

M. M. MOSS,of Intestate Estates.

Occupation.Name.

Robert, 1 21-8-12 13-8-27 H.ainmant, Queensland RetiredMinister.

Bernard Joseph \Vcale 6-8-27 25-8-27 I.eonora Hospital wardsn an.Charles Godden 31-7-27 1.3endering Earm hand.Henry Green ... 16-6-27 Jitarning do.

Crowston Kalgoorlie Miner'Phomas O'Neill 29-7-27 Perth do.Michael Mau rice White 20--7-27 Boulder ... do.Lorenzo Faccini 26-7-27 Gwalia do.Arthur Egerton Thomas 14-7--27 Kalgoorlie do.James McCallum 20-7--27 Margaret River Labourer.David Harrison ... 15-6-27 Leonoia Pinsioner.Arthur Baggeley 12-8-27 6-9-27 Kalgoorlie Ii finerHeinrieh Carl Lohse 6-7-27 Old Men's Honie, Clare-

mont.Dryblower.

Thomas MeTTillick ... 4-11-26 Geraldton Labourer.Seymour, Fortescue blassell GrilEn 13-6--27 Perth Insurance agent.'Michael Farrelly ... 17-7-27 Fremantle LabourerArthur TilithUIS Humphreys 23--7-27 Perth ... Farm labouterJoseph. actin Bajto ... 16-8-27 York ... Sleeper hewerEvan Roberts ... 19-8-27 Old Men's llonle, Clare-

montMiner

Peter Johnson ... 9-7-27 Cullculli, rig Nalmine Prospector.Mary Ellis 25-7-27 Woinen's Home, IEre-

mantleWidow

John McKellar ... 7-7-27 Perth ... Old age pensionerThomas Evans Old Men's Home, Tlare-

montMiner

William Johns ... 31-7-27 .Kundip do.

'CBE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.The Sons of Givalia, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe :Wove Company will, as from the 11th day ofAugust, be removed from 55 Macdonald Street, Kal-goorlie, to No. 4 First Floor, National, Mutual Buildings,St. George's Terrace, Perth, and will be accessible tothe public for business from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 2p.m. to 1 p.m. week days, Saturdays excepted.

Dated this 11th day of August, 1927.

E. B, NEWMAN,Attorney for the abovenamed Company.

THE COMPANIES At:7P, 1893.

Diapers Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered 0 lice ofDiggers Bakery, Limited, is situate at 284-286 WilliamStreet, Perth, and. is open and accessible to the publicOR week days between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.,except on Saturdays and holidays.

Dated this 1st day of September, 1927.LOII[tMANN & TINDAL,

89 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the said Company.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNA US TRALI A .

In the matter of "'flie Companies Act, 189g," and theamendments thereto, and in the matter of E. J.Darley, Limited, of 832-834 Hay Street, Perth.

AT a general meeting of the abovenamed Company,duly convened and held at 29 and 30 Paillatry .Build-ings, Forrest Place, Perth, On the 2nd day of Septem-ber, 1927, the following special resolution was duly

passed, name]y, that is to say:--" That the CompanyWOlUld up voluntarily and that Sydney Frederick

Anderson and John Murray Nisbet Dods, both ofCotteshie, be and they are hereby appointed Liquidatorsfor the purpose of such winding-up."

Hated the 5th day of September, 1927.

E. .1. DARDEN',Chairman.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1.893.rcylu;uml Racing Co mpany (Soitt/t Australia),

Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office_ ofthe abovenamed Company in Western Australia issituat4 at No. 3 Equity Buildings, Murray Street,Perth, and is accessible to the public between the hourt4of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on week days, except Satur-day, when the office will be open between the hoursof 10 a.m. and 12 noon.

Dated the 5th day of September, 1927.HAROLD HARCOURT CRIBB,

Attorney for the above Company.

n the matter of "Tire Companies Act, 1893," and inthe matter of Tucker c5. Thompson, Limited, HenryStreet, .Preniantle.

NOTICE is hereby given that, at an extraordinary gen-eral meeting of shareholders, held at the RegisteredOffice of the Company on Wednesday, the 31st day ofAugust, 1927, at 5 p.m., it was resolved that the Com-pany should go into Voluntary Liquidation and thatAlgernon Frederic Plint, Accountant, PhillimoreStreet, Fremantle, be appointed Liquidator.

rREDERICK HOLLIS,Secretary.

SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Western Australia.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.

The Texas Company (Australasia), Limited.NOTICE is hereby given. that by Power of Attorneybearing date the 15th day of August, 1927, and de-posited with the Registrar of Companies on the 1st dayof September, 1927, William James Kerr was appointedthe Attorney of the abovenamed Company in the Stateof Western Australia. All prior Powers of Attorneygranted by this Company and registered in WesternAustralia under "The Companies Act, 1893," are re-'Yoked. The Registered Office of the Company in West-ern Australia is situate at St. George's House, St.George's Terrace, Perth.

Dated the 0th day of September, 1927.UNMACK & UNMACK,

Harper's Buildings, Howard Street, Perth,Solicitors for the Company.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF 'WEST ENNAUSTRA.LIA.

In the niotti r of The Companies Act, 1893," and inthe matter of The Pelna:Imo Ink Company, Limited(in Liquidation).

NOTICE is hereby given that a general meeting ofshareholders of The ['cruel IWO Ink Company, Limited(in Liquidation), will be held it the offices of Messrs.Burkett & MeLaren, Weld Chambers, Perth, on Mon-day, the 10th day of October, 1927, at 3 o 'clock inthe afternoon. Business:(1) To receive Liquidator 'sreport of the winding up; (2) To pass Liquidator 'saccounts.

A. J. McLAREI`cr,Liquidator.

Burkett McLaren, Public Accountants, Welch Chant-bens, St. George's Terrace, Perth.

IN THE MATTER OF "THE COMPANIES ACT,1893"

(56 Vict., No. S).NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued toDiggers Bakery, Limited.

Dated this 3rd day of September, 1927.T. F. DAVIES,

Registrar of Companies.Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.

IN THE MATTER OF "THE COMPANIES ACT,1893"

(56 Viet., No. S).NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued toLas Palmas Vineyards, Limited.

Dated this 30th day of August, 1927.T. F. DAVIES,

Registrar of Companies.Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.

IN THE MATTER OP "T.HE COMPANIES ACT,1893"

(56 Vict., No. 8).NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued toCraftsmen Cabinet Works, Limited.


Registrar of Companies.Supreme Court Office, Pettit, W.A

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 67 of the abovenamed Act, the name of TheWestern Australian Coal Mining Briquetting and By-Product Company, Limited, duly incorporated on the16th day of January, 1925, has been changed to TheGriffin Coal Mining Company, Limited.


Registrar of Companies.

2061

THE ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT, 1S95.ITOHN EDGAR ROWE, of Gnowangerup, in the Stateof Western Australia, Commission Agent, the personhereunto authorised by the Gnowangerup AgriculturalSociety, do hereby give notice that I am desirous thatsuch Society should be incorporated under the provi-sions of " The Assoeizitions Incorporation Act, 1895."

JOHN E. ROWE.

The following is a copy of the Memorial intended tobe filed in the Supreme Court under the provisions of.the said Act:.110morial of tht Gnwrnnocrup Agricultural

filed in pursitope, The Associations fneo,.por,i-tion Act, 1895

1. Name of the InstitutionThe Gnowangerup Agri-cultural Society, Incorporated.

2. Object or purpose of the Fnstitution(o) To tiro-mote the development or the ogricidtaral, postoral, hor-ticultural, viticultural, a oil industrial resources of theState of Western Atr-i To promote ;mil en-courage sports, pastimes. :1 gaums, and to grant suchassistance to sporting. sorietios os the Society poly deemnecessary; (e) To 1,1ke ,n lease or license, orotherwise acquio- fold ;Arid to lay out and improvesuch lands and pricoises HI:iy be required for carry-ing on the objects of the Society.

3. Where situated or establishedAt Gnowangerup.4. Name or names of the Trustee or TrusteesJohn

McDonald, Harry Oliphant Timms, nil Oliphant 'PearceRichardson.

5. In whom the management of the Institution isvested and by what mans (whether by deed settle-Ment or otherwise)A committee consisting of a Presi-dent or Chairman, Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, and gen-eral members, as set forth in and in accordance withthe By-laws of the said Society and the uniform By-laws under " The Royal Agricultural Society Act,1926."

A. D. Smith, Solicitor, liatanning.

THE ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT, 1895.I, CELIA KILDEA, of Harper's Buildings, Howard.Street, Perth, Trustee of or person authorised by " TheWest Australian Elocution Teachers' Association," dohereby give notice that If am desirous that such Asso-ciation should be incorporated under the provisions of" The Associations Incorporation Act, 1895."

CELIA KILDEA.

The following is a copy of the Memorial intended tobe filed in the Supreme Court under the provisions ofthe said :Act:Memorial of "The West Australian Elocution, Teachers'

Association," filed in pursuance of "The Associa-tions Incorporation Act, 1895":

1. Name of the Association" The West AustralianElocution Teachers' Association."

2. Object or purpose of the Association(a) To pro-mote, extend, develop, cultivate, and foster flu' art andscience of Elocution and the Dramatic Art; (b) Ti'promote, produce, and hold or join in promoting, pro-ducing, and holding representations of dramatic worksor other entertainments for the benefit of the Associa-tion or for any other cause deemed desirable by theAssociation.

3. Where situated or establishedPerth.4. The name or names of the Trustee or Trustees --

Mrs. Walter McRostie, Miss Lucie Jennings, and Ih issCelia. Kildea.

5. In whom the management of the Associal :onvested and by what meansA Council consisting.President, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer, and ficordinary members, elected and holding office under PtRules of the Association.

9069 (IONTERN1 ENT GAZETTE. W.A. [SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.

Western Australia.IN THE MATTER OF "THE ASSOCIATIONS

INCORPORATION ACT, 1895."I, IVON HERBERT CHARLES ROYAL, Trustee ofor person hereunto authorised by the Board of Man-agement of the Goomalling and Districts Hospital, dohereby give notice that I am desirous that such Hos-pital should be incorporated under the provisions of"The Associations Incorporation Act, 1895."

Dated this 26th day of August, 1927.

IVON H. ROYAL,Chairman of Gooma lling and Districts Hospital.

The following is a copy of the Memorial intendedto be filed in the Supreme Court under the provisionsof the said Act:

Western Australia.THE ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT, 1895.Memorial of the Goomalling and Districts Hospital,

filed in, pursuance of "The Associations Incorpora-tion Act, 1895":

1. The name of the institution is The Goomallingand Districts Hospital.

2. The objects of the said Hospital shall be toafford medical and surgical relief.

3. It is situated at Goomalling.4. The Trustees of the said Hospital are:Ivon

Herbert Charles Royal, Enceval Gabriel Hansen, CharlesMarcus Jaffe.

5. The management of the said Hospital is vestedin a Board of Management, consisting of eleven mem-bers, elected by residents of the District of at leastthree months' standing, at an annual meeting held inthe month of April.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the matter of the Will and Estate of Edward

McKnight, late of 51 Carnarvon Street, Carlisle,(formerly known as 51 Leake Street, VictoriaPark), in the State of WeStern Australia, OldAge Pensioner, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons havino. any claims or demands against the es-tate of the

havingEdward McKnight, deceased,

are hereby required to send particulars in writing oftheir claims or demands to the administrator, the Per-petual Executors, Trustees, and Agency Company(W.A.), Limited, of St. George's Terrace, Perth, onor before the 7th day of October, 1927,, after Aichdate the said Company will proceed to distribute theassets of the said deceased amongst the parties entitledthereto, having regard only to the claims and demandsof which they shall then have had notice.

Dated the 6th day of September, 1927.WALKER & BItOCKMAN,

Surrey Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the said Company, the Administrator

of the said deceased.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Alfred Edwin Ottaway,late of Wyalcatchem, but formerly of Perth, in theState of Western Australia, Storekeeper, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the estate of the abovenamed de-ceased are required to forward particulars of suchclaims or demands to the executrix, care of the under-signed, on or before the 10th day of October, 1927, andnotice is further given that at the expiration of suchtime the said executrix will proceed to distribute theassets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitledthereto, having regard only to the claims and demandsof which she shall then have had notice.

Dated the 6th day of September, 1927.STAWELL, HARDWICK, & FORMAN,

Solicitors to the Executrix,Forrest Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIA PROBATE .JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Frederick ValentineTapseott Wreford (in the Will called and usuallyknown as Frederick Valentine Wreford), late ofMoojebing, near Katanning, in the State of West-ern Australia, Retired Farther, de-ceased.

ALL persons having any claims or demands againstthe estate of the abovenamed are requested to sendparticulars of such claims or demands in writing tothe executor, care of the undersigned, on or before the7th day of October, 1927, after which date the executorwill proceed to distribute the assets of the said estateamong the persons entitled thereto, having regard onlyto such claims of which he shall then have had notice.

Dated this 7th clay of September, 1927.

WATTS & GEE,Solicitors for the said Executor,

Da1gety's Buildings, Katanning.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Jamos Daly, late of Con-sumptive Home, North Terrace. Adelaide, in theState of South Australia, Fettler, deceased.

Notice to Creditors.NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having anyclaims or demands against the estate of the above-named deceased are required to send particulars ofsame in writing to the executor, care of O'Dea &O'Dea, solicitors, Warwick House, St. George's Ter-race, Perth, on or before the 10th clay of October,1927, at the expiration of which time the executor willdistribute the assets of the said deceased without re-ference to any claims or demands of which lie shallnot then have had notice.

Dated this 1st clay of September, 1927.

O'DEA & O'DEA,'Warwick House, Perth,

Solicitors for the Executor.


In the Will of Francis Joseph Doerr, late of Hawk-stone Street, Carlisle, but formerly of CentralAvenue, Claremont, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, retired Coach. Painter, deceased.

Notice to Creditors.ALL persons having claims against the estate of theabovenamed deceased are hereby required to send par-ticulars of such claims to the undersigned, the execu-tors of the Will of the deceased, on or before the 17thday of September, 1927, after which date the executorswill proceed to distribute the assets of the said de-ceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having re-gard only to those claims of which particulars shallhave been given.

Dated this 26th day of August, 1927.NAIRN & McDONALD,

Commercial Travellers' Association Buildings,69 St. George's Terrace, Perth, SOlicitors.


In the Will of Andrew Roberts, late of Cape], in theState of Western Australia, Farm Assistant, de-ceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsagainst the estate of the abovenamed and describeddeceased are required to send particulars thereof inwriting to the executor of the said Will, care of theundersigned, and that such claims must reach the un-dersigned on or before the 10th day of October, 1927,and that after that date the executor will distribute theassets of the said deceased among the persons lawfullyentitled thereto, having regard only to those claims ofwhich the executor shall then have had actual noticeas aforeSaid.

Dated the 30th day of August, 1927.

P. D. SLEE,of Victoria Street, Bunbury,

Solicitor for the Executor.

SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.] VERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OP WESTERN AUS-TRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the Will of Daniel Harrington, late of 163 Palmer-ston Street, Perth, in the State of. Western Aus-tralia, but formerly of Stirling Street, Bunbury,in the said State, Gentleman, ex-Warder, and Pen-sioner deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsagainst the estate of the abovenamed and described-deceased are hereby required to send particulars thereofin writing to the executrix, care of the undersigned, onor before the 6th day of October, 1927, and that at theexpiration' of that date the executrix will destribute theassets of the said deceased among the persons lawfullyentitled thereto, having regard only to such claims ofwhich the executrix shall have had notice.

Dated the Otis day of September, 1927.

NORTH MORE, HALE, DAVY & LEAKE,Halsbury Chambers, Howard Street, Perth,

Agents for F. D. Slee, of Bunbury,Solicitor for the Executrix.

THE PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1895.NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto-fore subsisting between John Clark and William Alfred'Thomas, carrying on business as Hotel Proprietorsunder the stvl of "John Clark & Company," has beendissolved as from the 30th day of .Tune, 1927, bymutual conseui. The business in the future will becarried on a1 the same address by John Clark and NobleJoseph Norwood, under the sit it' name and style of-"John Clark & Company." All debts owing by thesaid partnership and all accounts owing to the part-nership shall in future he -paid an received hy thepresent, above-meutinned partners.

Debtor's :Name.

:Victor George Wheeler .

JOHN CLARK &

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BANKRUPTCY ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1898.Notice of Meeting.

In the matter of Raphael Krakouer and Ian KeithMeEwan, trading as "Krakouer and McEwan,"Agents, Produce Merchants, and Auctioneers, ofKojonup and Boyup Brook.

NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the credi-tors of the abovenamed Krakouer & MeEwan, agents,produce merchants, and auctioneers, of Kojonup andBoyup Brook, will be held at our offices, CommercialUnion Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth, on Fri-day, the 16th day of September, 1927, at the hour of3.30 p.m.

Dated this 3rd day of September, 1927.

[L.s.] I L B. WEIR & CO.,Public Accountants,

Commercial Union Chambers,St. George's Terrace, Perth.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

In the matter of "The 'Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of Edward Durkin,of Perth-Fremantle Road, Clarem.ent, Grocer.

Notice of Meeting.NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the credi-tors of the abovenamed Edward Durkin, of Perth-Fremantle Road, Claremont, will be held at our offices,45-51 Weld Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth, onFriday, the 16th day of September, 1927, at the hourof 3 o'clock in the afternoon, under and in pursuanceof "The Bankruptcy- Act Amendment Act, 1898."

Dated this 2,1I play of September, 1927.

J.\ M ES,Age], the Ffeld or,

Janice cried Coin/4my, Public ..4cemidlu Is. 45-51Weld Ch a m cis, St. Ocarpe's Terrace, Perth.

TUE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.

_Adjudication.

Address. Description.

Now residing at Perth,and lately carrying onbusiness at Mt. Pal-

: grave, cut Carnarvon

Debtor's Name. Address.

Pastoralist

Robert James Milli- 355 Wellington Motor Mechanicgat\, trading Street, Perth

Debtor's Name.

Court, No' Date of Order. Date of Petition.matter.

01 ice of Dividend.

Court. = No.

1.4 day of Sop- 15th day of AMC,111)0T, 1027 1557.

Amountper

First or Filialor otherwise.

56 of Two shillings First am1055 1 and tenpunee Final

aud a tractionin the

dpplication for Discharge.

Address.

Whenpayable. Where payable,

day At the Office of Officialof Sep- Receiver in Bank-te, utter, ruptcy, Supreme1527 Co-trt, Perth

Description. Court. Date fixedor Ifearing.

William Wilson 10 Carr Street, West Perth, latelyresiding and carrying on businessat \Varbrook, Upper Swan

Supreme Court, t 52 ofI Perth 1021

12th day ofOct., 1027

Dated this 7th day of September, 1927.M. M. MOSS,

Official Receiver, Supreme Court, Perth.


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