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[REGISTERED AT THE GENF,RAI, POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION FT POST AS A NEWSPAPER.]

No. 16.] L=.Q.TH < ' RIDAY, APRIL 2. [1937.

JUST.1 CES OF THE PEACE.

Premier's Department,Perth, 1st April, 1937.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor ill Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the following appointmentsto the Commission of the Peace:

John Joseph Fox, Esquire, of Beria, as a Justice ofthe Peace for the Mount Margaret Magisterial Dis-trict;

John Orr, Esquire, of Mt. Lawley, as a Justice of thePeace for the Perth Magisterial District.

T. STITFOLD,Acting Under Secretary

Premier's Department.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Ordershave been issued in accordance with Section 7, Subsec-tion 1, of "The Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act, 1930-1934," which reads as follows:

A Stay Order shall direct that Ise action, execu-tion, distress for rent, proceedings on default forbreach of covenant under any mortgage or othersecurity for money, or under an agreement for saleand purchase of land, or other process or proceed-ing, shall be commenced or proceeded with or put inforce against the farmer or any of the farmer'sassets, whether utilised in connection with or form-

.ing portion of the assets comprised in his farmingbusiness or not, during the operation of such StayOrder: Provided that, by leave of a Judge, anyaction may, notwithstanding the Stay Order, beinstituted and /or carried on against the farmer,bur not beyond judgment.

(Granted under Section 11.)(Writing down nr Suspension of Debts.)

Stewart, George, Harrismith, 24th March, 1937.Dayman, Harold James, Nungarin, 24th March, 1037.Paterson, Harold Barrington Fitzroy, Pinjarra 25th

March, 1937.Phipps, Archibald, Bonnie Rock, 25th March, 1937.

Ilovell Ilerman 'Hector, Bullaring, 25th March, 1937.Broad, Frank Henry, Morawa, 25th March, 1937.Cox, Ernest Henry, Mobrup, 25th March, 1937.Carter, Cecil Robert Charles, Jurokine, 31st March,

1931.McLaughlan, Henry, Corrigin, 31st March, 1937.Thomas, John Fitzgerald, Gunyidi, 31st March, 1937.

All claims against these farmers to be forwarded tothe Director, Temple Court, William street, Perth.

W. A. WHITE,Director.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTME1T ACT, 1930-19:1-1.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Ordershave lapsed:Raven, Albert G., Mullewa, 31st March,1937; Breakell, Harry, Bencubbin, 31st March, 1937;Curtis, Alfred G., Eradu, 31st March, 1937; Evans, F.W. and E. M., East Kondut, 31st March, 1937; Row,A. E. k Son, Bowgada, 25th March, 1937; Ridge, AlbertCoomber, Morawa, 25th March, 1937; Murphy, F. C.,East Yuna, 1st April, 1937; Fennell, Ti. J. F., Peren-jori, 2nd April, 1937.

W. A. WHITE,Director.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1.934.NOTICE is hereby given that the adjustment of debtsunder Section 11 of the Act of the following farmershas been finalised and the Stay Orders have nowlapsed:Raven, Albert G., Mullewa; Breakell, Harry,Bencubbin; Curtis, Alfred G., Eradu; Evans, F. W. andE. M., East Kondnt; Phillipson, Joseph, (Italia; Dromey,Glen James, Gunyidi; Schlam, Cynic Caren, Yarlooi) ;Faxwell, Roy, Kojonup ; Waldeck, Frederick, Mullewa ;Chamberlain, Andrew Charles, Lake Brown; Swanson,:James, Gutha.; Vincent, Vincent Morris, Wialki; Rose,Thomas Hugh Robert, Boddalin; Roberts,.John Fred-erick, Eulin; Perkins Geoffrey Allison, Boddalin;McNeill, Stanley Scott, Miling; McKeowin, Hugh, Wad-derin; Mann, Charles Russell, Hutt; Liersch, ArthurClemente, Narembeen; Love, Matthew, Melville; King,Atmore John, Calcarra; Taggart, William, WonganHills; Leahy, Timothy John, Marne.

W. A. WHITE,Director.

490 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [A.E.RH, 2, 1937.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Ordersissued under Section 11 of the Act have been can-celled:Mulhall, Joseph, Cunderdin, 22nd March, 1937;Mott, Walter, Kukerin, 22nd March, 1937; Bradford,James, Pintharuka, 22nd March, 1937; Woods, HaroldJohn, Hindmarsh, 24th March, 1937; Gibb, David Allan,Harvey, 24th March, 1937; Ridge, Albert Coomber,llorawa, 25th March, 1937.

W. A. WHITE,Director.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 24th March, 1937.Treasury No. 149/35.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatMr. T. Bowman has been appointed a Receiver ofRevenue for the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage,and Drainage Department as from the 22nd March,1937.

A. BERKELEY,Under Treasurer

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department. Position. Salary. Date Returnable

Lands and SurveysAgriculture ...

Sub-Accountant (Item 307) ...Agricultural Adviser

£390£462i',330E390

1937.3rd April.17th April.

Applications are called under Section 38 of " The Public Service Act, ROt," and are to ho addressed to the PublicService Commissioner, and should be made on the prescribol form, obtainable fr,.n tho o lioos of the various PermanentHeads of Departments.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service C ,mmissioner.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 1st April, 1937.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the following appointments:--

Ex. Co. 371; P.S.C. 3/37:R. M. Fletcher, Clerk,Accounts Branch, Public Works Department, to a simi-lar position with a higher classification (230-,£282)as from 1st January, 1937.

Ex. Co. 178; P.S.C. 5S9/36:E. P. Odgers, Clerk,Workers' Homes Board, Treasury Department, to beClerk, Metropolitan Water Supply Department, as from22nd February, 1937.

Ex. Co. 338:P. W. Leeman, Clerk (Pemberton),State Saw Mills, to be Manager, Manjimup Mill, asfrom 27th February, 1937.

GEO. W. SI-AIPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 1st April, 1937.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the appointment of T. H. Mil-ward as acting Clerk of Petty Sessions and actinrClerkto Coroner, Perth, during the absence of C. B. Mar-shall, on leave.

THE Hon. Minister fur Justice has approved of theappointment of Constable J. O'Connell as acting Bailiffof the Katanning Local Court, during the absence ofSergeant R. 0. Bottle, on leave.

H. R. GORDON,Under Secretary for Law.

THE FIREARMS AND GUNS ACT, 1931.THE undermentioned list of persons licensed to deal infirearms, or to manufacture or repair same, is publishedin accordance with Regulation 32 of the FirearmsRegulations, 1931, made under the above Act.

D. HUNTER,Commissioner of Police.

31st March, 1937.

List of Persons Licensed to Deal in Firearms for1937.

Acton, Samuel Jas., Port Hedland.Adams, Herbert Win., Young's Siding.Adcock Bros. & Co., Lock street, Derby.Adelaide Timber Co., Wilga.Agnew, Arthur, Nanson.

Aitken, Hector Gordon, Helena street, Midland Junction.Aldersyde Farmers' Co-op., Aldersyde.Allan, John King, Arrino.Allan & Sons, John. Menzies.Ailanson, George, Dowerin.AniVrson, Robert James, Fitzgerald street, Northam.Armstrong Cycle & Motor Agency, 650 Hay street, Perth.Armstrong, Gordon, Koorda.Arundel & Co., PG Murray street, Perth.Ashdown, Chas., Wiluna.Ashbolt, Frederick, Avon terrace, York.Atkins Bros., Ltd., Murgoo Station, via Yalgoo.Baandee Farmers' Co-op., Baandee.Babakin Farmers' Co-op., Babakin.Bairds Co., Ltd., 62 Burt street, Boulder.Bairds Co., Ltd., Hannan street, Kalgoorlie.Bairds Co. Ltd., Wellington street, Perth.Balkuling -Farmers' Co-op., Ltd., Balkuling.Barker, Keith, Ltd., St. George's terrace, t'Perth.Barlow, Alfred, Northampton.Barlow, Thomas, Narembeen.Barnard & Son, G. W., Busselton.Barnes, G. R., -Wyndham.Barnett, Edward & Co., Ltd., Stirling terrace, Albany.Barr, Alexander Robert Gordon, Three Springs.Barrow & Co., Parade street, Pingelly.Barton's D.I.C., Tower street, Leonora.Bateman, J. & W., Ltd., Fremantle and Perth.Battle & Barton, Kondut.Beavis Bros., Fitzgerald street, Northam.

& Co., Robert, Austin street, Cue.Bethel], Thurston, Ltd., 75 William street, Perth.Beverley Farmers' Co-op., Ltd., Vincent street, Beverley.Birch & King, Wubin.Blenkinsop, Win. Robert, Shadbolt street, Mukinbudin.Bingham, L. S. & F., Coorow.Roans, Ltd., Wellington street, Perth.Bon Marche Co., Forrest place, Collie.Bowen, Kenneth, Marradong.Brandenburg, Fred. Win., Newdegate.Bridge, Percy Thomas, Mingenew.Brookton Cash Stores, Brookton.Brockton Farmers' do-op., Robinson street, Brookton.Broomehill Co-op., Jasper street, Broomehill.Bryce, Thomas A., Shenton street, Menzies.Bruce Rock District Farmers' Co-op., Bruce Rock.Bruton, William Arthur, Wyndham.Burns Philp & Co., William street, Fremantle.Burns Philp & Co., Durlacher street, Geraldton.Butler, Elsie, Shark Bay.C. & G. Stores, Midland Junction and Guildford.Caldow, Colin McGregor, Mingenew.Campbell & Christie, Campbell street, Corrigin.Campbell, j., Parade street, Pingelly.Campbell, Joseph Waldon, Yandanooka.Carr, Henry Foster, 245 Marine terrace, Geraldton.Capitol Cycles, 149 James street, Guildford.

Arnie 2, 1937.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 491

Casey, Eva Victoria, COOrOW.Chaloner, Dan, 114 Rokeby road, Subiaco.Charlton, John, Wandering.Chartres Stores, Bolgart.Cocking & O'Brien, :Shugrue street, Reedy.Collie Industrial Co-op., Steere street, Collie-Cook & Smith, Bolgart.Cook, John AVilliam, Harvey.Coolup Trading Co., Coolup.Copeman, Sydney, Bullsbrook.Corrigin Farmers' Co-op., Ltd., Corrigm and Bilbarin.Coyne, Peter, Yalgoo.Crampon, L. & R., Gwalia. Block, (iwalia.Crooks & Brooker, Main street, Meekatharra, and Ger-

aldton, Cue, and Wiluna.Crothers, Thomas Preston, Northampton.Culleton, Norman Albert, Federal street, Narrogin.Cummins, Thomas, Payne street, Sandstone.Cunderdin Farmers' Co-op., Railway parade, Gunder-

din.:Dalgety & Co., Ltd., Perth, Fremantle, Geraldton, Car

narvon, Roebourne and Port Hedland.Dalwallinu Farmers' Co-op., Dalwallinu.Dwight and South Caroling Co-op., Baugh'.Darkan Trading. Co., Darkan.Date, Matthew Herbert, AVaroona.Davison, Robert, Coolgardie.Daw, Francis Edgar, Ravensthorpe.Daw, L. & R. C., Red Lake, Norseman, and Esperance.Dyer, John Francis, Grey street, Mullewa.De Dan, John Cropley, Johnson street, Kuhn.Denmark Co-op., Ltd., Denmark.Deter, Alfred, Murrill Murrill.Doodlakine Farmers, Doodlakine.Drew, Robinson & Co., Stirling terrace, Albany.Dumbleyung District Farmers' Co-op., Dumbleyung,

Kukerin, and Moulyinning.Dunstan & Co., W. P., Antares street, Southern Cross.Dyson & Co., Wild street, Broome.Eaton, Victor David, Goomalling.Economic Stores, Pithara.:Edwards, Francis John, Hannan street, Kalgoorlie.Edwards, Norman, Benjaberring.Edwards, Sa-muel Harrison, Lomos, via Brookton.Elder, Smith & Co., Ltd., Carnarvon.Elder, Smith & Co , Ltd., St. George's terrace, Perth.Elliott & Hawke, Boyup Brook.Eves & Co., Ltd , H., Whim%Fong Fan, Wyndham.Fong & Co., Sydney, Geraldton.Forbes Bros., Tuart Hill.Forbes & Co., D. H., Vincent street, Beverley.Fowler, Mark, Kalgoorlie.Foy & Gibson, Ltd., 765-768 Hay street, Perth.Frearson, Reginald Ball, Yilliminning and Kondinin.Frearson, William Allan, Doonan street, Tammin.Fry's Cycle and Motor Works, 80 Rokeby road, Subiaco.Galt, Alexander, Wagin, Narrogin, and Dumbleyung.Gardiner, A. C., Estate of, Cranbrook.Gawthorpe, Frederick, Kulja.thencross, Ronald James, 64 Federal street, Narrogin.Celia, Albert Lawrence, Wiluna.Germain, Edgar, Hakea..Gill, Frank Wallis, AVoodanilling.Gill, W. A., & H. E. V., Knnunoppin.Gillespie, Wm. Robert, Vincent street, Beverley.Gnowangerup Co-op., Gnowangerup and Borden.Goble, Alfred Albert, Toolibin.Goodie Chalker, Bahian.Gordon, James Alfred, Manjimull-Cordon, Si umballup.Gordon, Ronald Huntley Esperance.Cray, Alexa Muriel, Bohdington.Great Southern Stores Co -op, Federal street, Narrogin.Green, Frank & Son, Marine terrace, Geraldton.Careen, Godfrey John, Wiluna.Creen, William John, Yalgoo.Gribble & Son, Austin street, Cue.Oribble, A. P., Ltd., Barrack street, Merredin.Griffiths, William George, Tenindewa.Crimson, Ernest Reynolds, Babakin.Guscott, Richard, 96 Marine terrace, Geraldton.Haines, Walter James, Merredin.Hainsworth, Charles Herbert, Newdegate.Hair & Burgess, AVaroona.Halbert, Hugh Victor, Railway parade, Cunderdin.Hammond, Herbert Alexander, 60 Collins street, Kal-

goorlie.

Hampton, Thomas, Meckering.Hancock, Cecil, Esperance.Hansen, Hagbath, Marble Bar.Harris, Gregory Geo. Patrick, Dardannp.Harris, Jonathon Bull, Avon terrace, York.Harris, Saltine", Johnson street, Bruce Rock.Harris, Scarfe & Sandovers, Hay street, Perth.HarrisonTamesTull street, Armadale.Hart, 'William Leslie, Kulikup.Harvey Producers' Co-op., Uduc road, Harvey.Hasleby, James Robert, Hampton road, Northampton.Hawson Bros., Dumbleyung.Hayward & Sons, Stephen street, Bunbury.Hehir, Jack Power, 118 Hannan street, Kalgoorlie.Henderson, Ralph, Yornaning.Herbert, R. J., Gingin.Hewitt Bros., Antares street, Southern Cross.Hewitt, A. J., Quairading.Hieks, Richard Henry, McMahan street, Lake Grace.Hill, A rehie Gilchrist, Pintharuka.dodder, Edwin Arnold, Lake Karrinyup Golf Club.Hollingsworth & Herring, Wiluna.

John Harold, Perth road, Bassendea n.Ijoltfreter & Marson, Bruce Rock.:Homier & Co., R. F.,'Kcjonup.Food, Cuthbert, 485-7 Murray street, Perth.Hooper, E. & L., Baker'sHopkins, Ronald Kenneth, 64 Ma ritana street, Kal-

goorlie.Hosbaeh, Margaret, Laver street, Laverton.Hosie, John Wilson, 38 Beaufort street, Perth.Moult, Jarvis William, Denham, Shark Bay.Hug, Frederick, Twine street, Trayning.Hughes, William, Warren road, Nannup.Hunter, Alfred, Three Springs.Hunter, Geo. Nicholls, Cranbrook..Tames Stores Co., Stirling terrace, Toodyay.Johnson, Norman Thomas, Blackwood river, Donny-

brook.Jolly, Samuel Henry, Narrikup.Jones, A. T. & Co., 42 Beaufort street, Perth.Tones, Charlotte E., Vonanmi.Jones, Robert Henry, India street, Broomehill.Jordan, Win. Geo., Three Springs.Lauri Timber Co., Ltd., Nannup.Kealy & Son, Vasse.Kealley, Stanley Charles, 'Brooking street, Williams.Kearny, T. & Co. Gardiner street, Moora.Keel, Randolph, Giblett street, Manlimup.11Tellerberrin Fawners' Co-op., Kellerberrin.Kelly, Lionel Francis, P.O. Stores, Bullfinch.Kenny, John Albert, Carnamah.Killerbv 's Stores, Queen street, Busselton.King., Harry, Throssell street, Collie.Kinverns, Quan Sing, Carnarvon.Kirby, -Joseph Atkins, Steere street, Bridgetown:Knipe, Eric Owen, Ardath.Kruger, Wm. Christopher, Padbury street, Roebourne.Kuhnberg, John Badock, Brunswick Junction.Lake Grace & District Farmers' Co-op., Lake Grace.Lanigan, Joseph Patrick, New Norcia.Lansdoivn, Win. Geo., 52 South terrace, Fremantle.Larli Bros., AValston street, Tammin.Le Dan, John Copley, -Johnson street, Kulin.Le- Tong, O'Donnell street, Wyndham.Leitch & Co., I., Northcliffe.L-onarl, -John Bairds Buildings, Perth.Leslie, James, W.A.G. Firewood Supply, Ltd.Lewis, Albert Frederick, Maitland road, Mullewa.Lewis, F. S., Ltd., Walgoolan.Lewis, Frank Stanley, Trayning.Lock ton, -1 ohn, IBoddalin.Lodge and Sons, P. H., Moravia.Love, Rickey, Kundip.Lowe, Arthur Guyse, Doodlakine.Lowe, Dunlop Hilton, Jitarning.Bowes Harvey Stores, Ltd., Ethic road, Harvey.Luff, Edgar John, Popanyinning.Mahomet Ali, Padbury street, Moora.Main, F. IV. T., Koorda.Majors United Stores, Tower street, Leon ora.Maniimup Trading Co., Ltd., Manjimup.Ma nwaring, IL (Estate of), Railway terrace, Goomal-

ling.Martin, William john, ljduc road, Harvey.Maurice & Son, Stephen John, Bowgada.Meckering Farmers' Co-op., Gregory street, Meckering.

492 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [APRIL 2, 1937.

Melbourne Loan Office, 95 Barrack street, Perth.Me ldrum, John Alex, Clive street, Katanning.-Melrose Stores, Dandaragan street, Moora.Mende laivitz, Mark Frank, 265 Murray street, Perth.Mercer, Alfred Harold, Avon terrace, York.Metzke, Walter, Antares street, Southern Cross.Mewett, Ernest Clarence, Railway parade, Cunderdin.Middletons Stores, Serpentine.Miles, Geo. W. & Co., Francis street, Marble Bar.Miller, Norman Howard, Austin street, Cue.Mi liars' Timber & Trading Co., Perth, Geraldton, Jar-

raliwood, Karridale, Mornington Mills, Yarloop,manna. Brook, Hoffman Mills, Kirup, WellingtonMills, Nash street, Perth, and Jarrandale.

Mitchell j oho, Dumbleyung.Mitchell, Samuel, Ajan a, via Northampton.Molinari, Domenico, Cue.Montgomery, Victor Win. S., Robinson road, Brookton.Mon Way, 'Donnell street, Wyndham.Moora Trading & Agency Co., Dandaragan street,

riioora.Moore, \V. D. & Co., 76 Henry street, Fremantle.Moore, Wm. Geo., Latham.Moore, 5:1hael, Bayley street, Coolgardie.:Morris, Ernest John, Hack street, Sandstone.

orga n, Fro k Sydney, QnIndanning.Morawa-Merkanooka District Farmers' Co-op., Ltd.,

Mora waAl rt, J oh n Henry, Capel.Mosedale, Edith Nina, Preston road, Lowden.Moseley, Keith Athol, Wedge street, Port Hedland.Mt. Barker Stores, Ltd., Sit. Barker.Muramats, 7. & T., Cossack.Mu rra y, L' 'allay Donald, Green hills.died leer, Patrick, Town Lot 411, Meeka Barra.MeCay, Charles, Hampton street, Bridgetown.McDaniel , Edward, Prince street, Busselton.:McDonald, Angus, Vericoin, via Toodyay.McGovern & Thompson, Lock streei , Derby.McIntyre, Bridget, Wolf ra m street, Westonia.Mclean Iron. & Rigg, Perth and Kalgoorlie.McLean, Robert, 337 Wellington street, Perth.McPhee, Sophie, Hugh MeNeill's Store, Yarloop.Narocki, Anna, Giblett street, Manjimup.Narrogin Trading & Agency Co., Fortune street, Narro-

gin.Nenke, Leslie Western, Billing.Nevin, John L., Gibbon street, Yalgoo.Nix, Robert Jas., Hyden.Nockolds, Richard John, Denmark and Walpole.Northcliffe Trading Co., Northcliffe.North Midland Farmers' Co-op., Three Springs.Northern Trading Co., Roe street, Roebourne.Northam District Industrial Co-op., Northam.Oates, Thomas AV., Main street, Meekatharra.O'Rourke, Michael Francis, Grass Valley, via Northam.Osborne, Arthur Reginald, Walkaway.Orr, Clem & Co., Mullewa.O'Sullivan, James Vincent, Railway parade, Nungarin.Oswell, Win., 55-57 Marine terrace, Geraldton.Owens, George Henry, Johnson street, Dalwallinu.Padley, Henry, Kukerin.Parker, Reginald Goodhand, Minnivale.Parrott, John Ardley, Churchill street, Narembeen.Patullo, Margie Florence, Popanyinning.Peake, Thomas William, Queen street, Busselton.Pearce, Francis, 130 Murray street, Perth.Pearson, Herbert Joseph Edwin, Korrelocking.Peel, Ernest Francis, Hall's Creek.Peters, John Chas , 3duchea.Pingelly Farmers' Co-op., Parade street, Pingelly.Pithara Farmers' Co-op., Pithara.Plant, Frederick Thorneroft,Plant, Jas. Henshall, Shackleton.Preston Producers' Co-op , Ltd., Blackwood road, Donny-

brook.Pritchard, Frederick Francis, Newdegate.Putland, Arthur Stansbury, Railway avenue, Nungarm.Parker, Thomas Augustus, Shugrue street, Reedy.Quairading' Farmers' Co-op., Ltd., Quairading and Yot-

Quince, Charles, Carnarvon.Rainsford, George Henry, 148 Hanna street, Kalgoor-

lie.Randle, Gilbert Carlos, Muradup.Raphaels, Ltd., 891 Hay street, Perth.Reilly, Leo. Joseph, Absolon street, Dumbleyung.R'etallack, Percy, Brunswick Junction.

Richardson & Co., Ltd., Katanning, Badgebup, Kojon-up, Nyabing, Tambellup, Woodanilling, SI agin, andBroomehill.

Riches, Lloyd Geo., Watheroo.Riley, C. & J., Brockman street, Gingin.Roberts, Wilfred Frank, Capel.Robertson & Wand, Dangin.Robinson, Muriel Winifred, Konnongorring via Goomal-

ling.Rock, Herbert Stanley, Nabawa.Itodan, Maggie, Yalgoo.Rodgers, Lyndon Wm., Narembeen.Rose, Harold -Mervyn, Kelmscott.Rosenstamm, Benjamin, 63 King street, Perth.Royal, Ivor Herbert Chas., Goomalling.Russ, W. & Son, Irwin street, Dongarra.Bottle, Ernest Edward, 331 Wellington street, Perth.Saleeba & Sons, K., Gardiner street, Moora.Samworth, Win. Henry, Margaret River and Witch-

Scott, Colin, Store, Bullfinch.Scott & Gardiner, Ltd., Fitzroy Crossing.Scott, Wm., Mt. Magnet.Scrivener, Manfred Gingin road, Middle Swan.Seaman, Reginald John, Mt. Magnet.Seaman, Thomas, 'Wurarga.Seimons, Geo. Win., Bullaring.Selby, Frederick George, Selby 's Newsag'ency, Avon

terrace, York.Sells, Clement E., Ging-in road, Herne Hifi.Shackleton and Kwolyn Farmers' Co-op., Ltd., Shackle-

ton.Shah Zainan, Three-Mile, Wyndham.Sheed, David, 101 Ifaiman street, Kalgoorlie.Sheffield Cycle and Gun Co., 372 Wellington street, and

235 William street, Perth.Shilling, J ohm Herman, Federal street., Narrogin.SI,iluenson, Abraham Benjamin, 231 Murray street,

Perth.Shoesmith, Boyup Brook.Singh, Tim, Irwin road, Dongarra.Singh, Sunder, Cranbrook.Skuthorp, William, Wyndham.Smith, Charles, Darkan.Slee, Arthur Geo., Ongerup,Smith, Alfred Jas., Morawa.Smith Bros., Lake Brown and Bonnie Rock.Smith, Clarence Earle, Dinninup.Smith, Frederick Wm., Hester via Bridgetown.Smith, Henry & St Austral terrace and Clive street,

Katanning.Smith & Co., John F., Hampton street, Bridgetown.Smith, Raymond Clarridge A., Blackwood road, Donny-

brook.Smith, R. R., Hall's Creek.Sponge, Herbert Luke, Barrack street, Merredin.Squier, Stuart Carter, Piawaning.Squire Bros., Lowood road, Mt. Barker.Stalky, William Samuel, Peak Hill.Stagbouer, George Louis, Boddington.Stanley, Edgar Hugh, Ka:Mimic, General Store.

anley & Ball, 109 Mandurah road, South Fremantle.Stokes, Walter Edward, Northampton.Stone, Chas. Douglas, Muir street, Borden.Streeter & Male, Ltd., Short street, Broome.Stone, Leon, Federal Loan Office, Kalgoorlie.Stonestreet, Norman Claud, Wongan Hills.Subiaco Loan Office, 82 Rokeby road, Subiacu.Sui Ah Tow, Carnarvon.Sullivan, Arthur Rowland, Wyalkatchem.Sumner, Amelia Adelaide, Pantapin.Sunshine Trading' Co., Marine terrace, Geraldton.Sunshine Trading Co., Yuna.Swansea Cycle and Motor Co., 9 William street, Fre-

mantle.'ram].) ellup farmers' C 0 -op., Ltd., Tambellup.'Fannin Farmers' Co-op , Dorman street, Tammin.Teede, Douglas 'Vernon, 59 Victoria street, Bunbury.Teede, Leonard :Pi-bleep, Stephen street, Bunbury.Thomson, Harold Richard, Bruce Rock.Thompson, Kenneth Barry, Duranillan.Thornton, Alfred -Wm., General Store, Brunswick Junc-

tion,Toby, Ti. & Co., Corrigin and Bilbarin.Timc'oell Stores, York street, Albany.Tobin, Annie, Gana.Towers, Henry Edgar, Kulikup.

APRIL 2, 1937.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A 493

Trenaman, Edgar Stan, Aannine.Union Stores, Ltd., cr. Henry and High streets, Fie

mantle.Upson, Edwin Raymond, Capel.Venables, John Hy-. Riseley, 97-101 Oxford street,

Leederville.VerrierJesse, 316 Wellington street, Perth.Veryard, Vernon Calleott, York.W.A. Farmers, Ltd., Perth, Geraldton, Albany, Narro.

gin, Bridgetown, Banbury, Wyalkatchell Narem-heen and Salmon Gums.

Wagin District Farmers' Co-op., Wagin.Walker, Claude Edward, Federal street, Narrogin.Walker, Geo. Henry, Warren road, Nannup.'Walmsley, George, Cookernup.Wanstall, T. S., Lt 1., dackson street, DoirerinNVarren Co-op. Co., Ltd., Manjimup.Watson, H. S., & Co., Roe street, Roebourne.Waugh, Claude Hector, Yorkrakine.Wat-on, William, High street, Kuhn.Watts, Marion Georgina, Pumphrey's Bridge, West

Pin gelly.Welch, Walter Alfred, Kondot.West, James. Wm., Gordon street, -Kondinin.Wetters, Gladys Mary, Caron v a Perenjori.Whatman, Whatman Stores, Yarloop.White, Samuel, Illuff Point, Geraldton.Winks, Da rid Wm., Mount Magnet.Wilcox, Mofflin, Ltd., 2 Durlacher street, Geraldton.Wilgarrup Karri & Jarrah Co., Jardee.W1lkinson & Co., Kookynie.Williams Trading & Agency Co., Williams.Williams, Wm. Ferrior, Wongan

& Co., Ltd., Geo., 133 St. George's terrace, Perth,Wills, John & Co.. Ltd., Burt street, Boulder.Wilshusen, Ilemoy Thomas, Ajana.Wilson Bros., Fortune street, Narrogin.

Reginald Boulder, 68 Piesce street, Boulder.-1,11rinter & Prtllin, Maritana street, Kalgoorlie.Wise, Robert, Margaret River.1Wononn Hills Farmers, Ltd., \Vongan Hills.Woolfe, Geo. Frederick, Baliidn.V11rightTohn Christopher, Toodyay.Within Trading Co., Wubin.Wyndham, Geoffrey Alex., Anderson street, Port lied

land.Yealering Farmers' Co-op Co., Yealering and Wickepin.Youanmi Trading Co., Ltd., Clifton street, Youanmi.

License to Manufacture and Repair.Armstrong, Harry, 201a Murray street, Perth.Askew, Thomas, 109 Eleanor street, Geraldton.Beaton, Gordon Murray, 90 Beattie avenue, Carlisle.Chaloner, Dan, 114 Rokeby road, Subiaco.Davidson & Le Coutre, Cogan Court, 663 Hay street,

Perth.Griffiths, Thos., 19 Clifton street, Bunbury.McKenzie, Ernest, 266-268 Fitzgerald street. Northam.Neal', Henry Thos., Middleton road, Albany.Stead Bros , Market street, Fremantle.Winter & Pullin, Maritana street, Kalgoorlie.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale at Public Auction on the dates and at the placesspecified below, under the provisions of "The Land Act.1933-1934," and its Regulations:

MEEKATHARRA.7th April, 1937, at 11 a.m., at the Mining Registrar's

OfficeMeekatharraTown 561, 1r. 6.8p., £12 10s.

NORTHAM.8th April, 1937, at 11.30 a.m., at the District Lands

Office:1Clackline-593, 6a. lr. 29p., £7.fDalwallinu":176, 2a. 2r. 14p., £20.

BRIDGETOWN.13th April, 1937, at 12 noon, at the District Lands

Office;:PembertonTown 124, 132, 39.1p. each, £15 each;

125, 133, lr. each, £10 each.

COLLIE.1411 April, 1937, at 11 a.m., at the Court House

:1:Co1lieTown 1401, 1r. 29p., £20; 1402, lr., £15.

CUE.14th April, 1937, at 11 a.m., at the Muting Registrar's

OfficeBig BellTown 93, lr., £25; 96, 39.1p., £30; 97,

39.1p., £40; 98, 99, 100, lr. each, £35 each.

GERALDTON.14th April, 1937, at 3.15 p.m., at the District Lands

Office.:Howatharrai'118, 2a. lr. 19p., £10.:NansonTown 5, Ir. 3.6p., £10.tNaralingTown 43, lr., £12 10s.

YOUANMI.14th April, 1937, at 11 a.m., at the Police Station

YouanmiTown 283, lr., £12 10s.; 327, lr., £12 10s.

NORSEMAN.21st April, 1937, at 11 a.m., at the Police Station

NorsemanTown 187, lr., £12; 801, 35.5p., £12;321, 593, 590, 719, lr. each, £10 each.

I.NorsemanTown 997, 39.1p., £12 10s.; 882, 999, lr.each, £12 10s. each.

WILUNA.21st April, 1937, at 11 a.m., at the Mining Registrar's

(i)li%cirunaTown 984, Jr., £25.

Suburban for cultivation.tSold subject to the conditions that the lessee shall

not carry on, or suffer or permit to he carried on, onthis lot any trade or business whatsoever without theconsent in writing of the Minister for Lands being firstoldabled; alai, further, the conditions under which thislot is made available shall not entitle the lessee now orat any future time to the right to convert same to feesimple.

lithe prov`ision of Clause 22 of the Regulations for thesale or leasing of Town and Suburban lands at auctionshall not apply at the sale of these lots.

§Subject to payment for improvements.All improvements on the land offered for sale are the

property of the Crown, and shall be paid for as theMinister may direct, whose valuation shall be final andbinding on the purchaser.

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at this office. Land sold to a depth of 200feet below the natural surface, except in mining dis-tricts, where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet or 20feet only.

C. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 32 of "The Land Act, 1898," and/or Section23 of "The Land Act, 1933-34," for non-payment ofrent or other reasons:

Name, Lease, Idstrict, Reason, Corres., Plan.Abernethy, J. R.; 55/1105; Roe 1651; abandoned;

3847/28; 388 & 389/80.Abernethy, J. R.; 74/298; Roe 1766; abandoned; 4353/

28; 388 & 389/80.Abernethy, J. R.; 56/345; Roe 1304; abandoned; 1708/

33; 389/80, Al.Bradbury, O. G. C.; 17641/68; Ninghan 1497; £106

9s. 6d.; 3691/23; 55/80, Al.Brittain, Maude; 3117/1457; Mt. Palmer 24; £0 17s.

Od.; 770/35; Mt. Palmer.Evans, Evan; 3117/1209; Wiluna 977; £1 4s. Od.;

2301/35; Wiluna,Field, Emma A.; 309/153c; Brookton 281; £2 13s. Id.;

8812/12; Brookton.Field, M. J.; 308/153e; Brookton 284; £3 Os. 6d.;

8813/12; Brookton.Jago, Mignon; 3117/491; Mt. Magnet 177; £0 2s. 8d.;

739/34; Mt. Magnet.James, Herbert; 3117/1676; Kalgoorlie 2288; aban-

doned; 7989/04; Kalgoorlie, Sheet 2.Peake, Matilda; 347/1148; Sussex 2033; abandoned ;

870/36; 413C/40, E3,

494 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [APRIL 2, 1937.

Pritchard, F. J. (decd.), C/o Curator of IntestateEstates; 1285/41A; Newdegate 3; £7 10s. Od.;3664/22; Newdegate.

Robinson, Mary E. and Laura C.; 528/153c; Brookton305; £4 14s. 2d.; 1965/13; Brookton.

Ryan, Margaret; 6461/153; Leonora 576; £1 3s. Od.;7111/09; Leonora.

So lly, S. J.; 68/2061; Kent 1076; abandoned; 3737/29;407/80, D4.

Trew, S. G.; 342/635; Sawyers' Valley 109; abandoned;1427/36; Sawyers' Valley.

Vincent, Rose J.; 8507/51; Sawyers' Valley 106; non-compliance with conditions; 1042/31; Sawyers'Valley.

William, Marion E.; 3117/478; Mt. Magnet 326; £05s. 00.; 969/34; Mt. Magnet.

Williams, Marion E.; 3117/479; Mt. Magnet 327; £05s. 00.; 970/34; Mt. Magnet.

Williams, M. H.; 3117/569; Mt. Magnet 178; £0 5s. Od.;738/34; Mt. Magnet.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part VI. of "The Land Act, 1933-34."

IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be available for general selection under Part VI. of"The Land Act, 1933-34," on and after the datespecified:

WEDNESDAY, 14th APRIL 1937.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Eastern Division.Bulga District (about 12 Miles N.E. of

Dromedary Hills).Corres. 7121/22. (Plan 41/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about 24136

acres, excised by amendment from R. O'Connor's PastoralLeases Nos. 3114/97, 2795/97, and 2794/97.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.Eastern Division.

Yilgarn District (near Tin Hill).Corres. No. 224/37. (Plans 36/80, Fl, and 53/80,

F4.)The area, containing about 20,000 acres, bounded by

lines commencing at a point situate about 1 chain northand about 15 chains west from the north -east corner ofLocation 511 and extending north about 410 chains;thence east about 420 chains; thence south to the pro-duction east of the north boundary of Location 1145;thence west along said production and said north boun-dary of Location 1145 to its north-west corner; thencenorth and west 1 chain from and parallel to boundariesof Locations 513, 512, and 511 to the starting point.

WEDNESDAY, 21st APRIL, 1937.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Eastern Division.Yilgarn District (about 22 miles north of Karalee).Corres. 1567/34. (Plan 24/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about 50,000

acres; being 0. W. Strang 's forfeited Pastoral LeaseNo. 395/458.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder Part V. of "The Land Act, 1933-34," and theRegulations appertaining thereto, subject to the pro-visions of the said Act.

Applications must be lodged at the Land AgencyOffice as specified hereunder not later than the datespecified, but may be lodged before such date if sodesired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andif there are more applicants than one for any block, theapplication to be granted will be determined by theLand Board. 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 orto the Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Depart-ment which, on presentation at the nearest RailwayStation, will entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Excur-sion Rates, to the place where the Board will sit, avail-able for seven days from the date of issue.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationmust take the balance thereof, if any, under ConditionalPurchase.

All marketable timber, including sandalwood andmallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the pro-visions of Clause 18 of the Regulations.

SCHEDULE,

NOW OPEN.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Fitzgerald District (about 3 miles west of Dowak).Corr. No. 5745/25. (Plan 392/80, Al.)Locations 469, 706, 468, and 722, containing 2,000a.

Or. 7p., at 6s. 3d. per acre; classifications pages 40 and41 of 70/22; subject to existing A.B. indebtedness andto the Government retaining. the right to resume forrailway or other public purposes any land required, with-out compensation, except for the actual value of anyimprovements; being F. Luis & A. J. Lloyd's forfeitedLeases 41710/55, 24901/74, 41709/55, and 24846/74.

Fitzgerald District (about 10 miles east of Dowak).Corr. No. 2480/23. (Plan 392/80, Dl & 2.)Locations 590, 589, and 824, containing 1,830a. Or.

35p., at Os. 6d. per acre; classifications pages 5 and 6 of7628/22; subject to existing A.B. and I.A.B. indebted-ness; being A. Morton & W. T. Chadwick's forfeitedLeases 40094/55, 41093/55, and 24230/74.

Esperance District (about 2 miles east of Truslove).Corr. No. 2191/32. (Plan 402/80, C & D2.)Locations 428, 503, and 1310, containing 2,003a. Or.

28p , at 5s. 6d. per acre; classifications pages 9 of2385/23 and 13 of 2192/32; subject to existing A.B.and indebtedness; being W. F. and J. A. Web-ster's forfeited Leases 55/2519 and 55/2490.

Fitzgerald District (about 3 miles north-west of GrassPatch).

Corr. No. 12609/10. (Plan 402/80, B & Cl.)Locations 98, 667, 1400, and 691, containing 1,901a.

3r. 2p., at 5s. 6d. per acre; classifications page 46A of12609/10, page 7 of 328/28 and page 8 of 4284/26;subject to existing A.B. and Minister for Lands' in-debtedness; being. E. T. Sweet's forfeited Leases9016/56, 13181/56, 55/1951, and 55/2480.

Esperance District (about 4 miles south-west ofTruslove).

Corr. No. 1028/11. (Plan 402/80, B3.)Locations 588, 864, and 928, containing 1,628a. 2r.

9p., at 7s. per acre; classifications page 26 of 1028/11and page 1.8 of 5186/21; subject to existing A.B., I.A.B.,and Minister for Lands' indebtedness; being J. and C.V. Anderson's forfeited Leases 28953/55, 41032/55, and24159/74.

Fitzgerald District (about 6 miles east of SalmonGums).

Corr. No. 4822/27. (Plan 392/80, C & D2.)Locations 603, 848, 1227, 1409, and 1441, containing

1,791a. 3r. 30p., at Gs. per acre; classifications page 11of 3760/23 and page 7 of 2797/28; subject to existingA.B. indebtedness; being A. V., R. P., and P. J.Thomas's forfeited Leases 42444/55, 25750/74, 25751/74,55/1512, and 74/652.

APRIL 2, 1937.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 495

WEDNESDAY, 7th APRIL, 1937.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Denmark Estate (near Denmark).Corr. No. 446729. (Plan 452C/40, E4.)Location 340, containing 90a. lr. 18p., at 16s. per

acre; classification page 3 of 4467/29; subject to exist-ing A.B. indebtedness; being L. J. Smith's forfeitedLease 55/1801.

Plantagenet District (about 9 and 13 miles east ofMt. Barker).

Corr. No. 355/28. (Plan 445/80, C4 & D4.)Locations 4534 and 4375, containing 2,304a. Or. 13p.,

at 3s. 6d. per acre; classification page 4 of 355/28 andpage 16 of 2566/24; also Location 3334, containing350a., at 5s. 6d. per acre; classification page 10 of2830/23; all these locations exempt from road rates fortwo years from date of approval of application; beingC. J. Garraty is forfeited Leases 68/755, 18886/68, and16746/68.

Plantagenet District (about 9 miles south-west ofDenmark).

Corr. No. 1672/36. (Plans 456B/40, D1, and 456A/40, Cl..)

Location 3468, containing 160a, at 7s. 3d. per acre;classification page 18 of 6953/20; and Location 5559,containing 100a. Or. 36p., at 13s. 6d. per acre; classifica-tion page 14 of 2939/31; exempt from road rates fortwo years from date of approval of application; beingR. G. Whitfield's forfeited Leases 347/832 and 74/1408.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.Wellington District (about 6 miles west of Wagerup).

Corr. No. 2533/22. (Plan 383A/40, B2.)Locations 3022, 3238, 3906, and 3911, containing 549a.

2r. Op., at 5s. 3d. per acre; classification page 14 of2533/22; exempt from road rates for two years fromdate of approval of application and payment for exist-ing improvements; being A. Roydhouse's forfeitedLease 16235/68.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (about 6 miles north of Tenindewa).

Corr. No. 2914/23. (Plan 156/80, B1 & 2.)Location 6091, containing 2,522a., at 5s. 3d. per acre;

classification page 32 of 1442/12, Vol. 1; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of ap-plication; being H. W. Johnson's forfeited Lease17180/68.

Victoria District (about 4 miles south-east of Ajana).Corr. No. 724/20. (Plan 191/80, B4.)Location 7159, containing 4,987a. 2r. 36p., at 4s. per

acre; classification page 25 of 724/20; and Location7413, containing 250a. Or. 31p., at 5s. per acre; classi-fication page 3 of 74/21; subject to existing A.B. andI.A.B. indebtedness and mining conditions; being F. J.and H. W. J. Keyte's forfeited Leases 14664/68 and14663/68.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojonup District (near Kwobrup).

Corr. No. 2728/36. (Plan 417/80, D & El & 2.)Locations 6119 and 6120, containing 900a. 3r. 18p.,

at 7s. per acre; classification pages 33 and 34 of11276/09; Location 6795, containing 573a., at 2s. peracre; classification page 37A of 3006/13; and Location6793, containing 137a. lr. 23p., at 7s. per acre; classi-fication page 1 of 9262/12; subject to existing A.B.indebtedness; being J. H. Ring's cancelled application.

Williams District (about 10 miles south of Kukerin).Corr. No. 1965/35. (Plan 408/80, F2.)Location 11500, containing 959a. Or. 8p., at ls. 9d.

per acre; classification page 11 of 1965/35; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of ap-plication; all mallet trees and bark are reserved to theCrown; also subject to eradication of poison to the satis-faction of the Minister for Lands before the Crowngrant issues; being W. Mott's forfeited Lease 347/933,

Kojonup District (about 12 miles north of Muradup).Corr. No. 5335/24. (Plan 416A/10,' A2.)Location 8168, containing 637a. lr. 11p., at 2s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 9 of 5835/24; subject toeradication of the poison to the satisfaction of the Min-ister for Lands before the Crown grant issues andexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; also subject to timber condi-tions; being C. A. Kelly's forfeited Lease 19162/68.

Kojonup District (about 8j', miles south-east ofBadjebup).

Corr. No. 2523/36. (Plan 417/80, D & E3.)Location 6977, containing 977a. 2r., at 2s. 6d. per

acre; classification page 1 of 460/13; Location 6798,containing 498a., at 2s. 9d. per acre; classification page19 of 9879/12; Location 6132, containing 1,000a., at2s. 6d. per acre; classification page 4 of 5191/23; andLocation 6712, containing 160a., at 4s. per acre; classifi-cation page 9 of 2432/28; subject to existing A.B. in-debtedness and to the eradication of poison to the satis-faction of the Minister for Lands before the Crowngrant issues and to the right of resumption by the Gov-ernment for railways or other public purposes, withoutcompensation, except for any improvements so resumed;being 0. J. Wood's cancelled application.

Kojonup District (about 3 miles south-west ofMuradup).

Corr. No. 3212/17. (Plan 41615/40, A4.)Location 2773, containing 1,000a., at 2s. per acre;

classification page 70 of 3212/17; and Location 5878,containing 519a. 3r. 25p., at 2s. per acre; classificationpage 10 of 1603/18; subject to the Agricultural Bank'sindebtedness and to the condition that the poison mustbe eradicated to the satisfaction of the Minister forLands before the Crown grant will issue; being, EBywater 's forfeited Leases 10395/68 and 12006/68.

Roe District (about 9 miles north-east of Pingrup).Corr. No. 82/33. (Plan 407/80, D3.)Locations 1255 and 1910, containing 2,022a. 3r. 34p.,

at 6s. 6d. per acre; classification page 9 of 5088/28;exempt from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application and subject to the eradicationof the poison to the satisfaction of the Minister forLands before the Crown grant issues; being S. Hunt'sforfeited Leases 68/3844 and 74/1652.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about 2 miles south of Pingaring).Corr. No. 7522/22. (Plan 376/80, D4.)Locations 342 and 664, containing 990a. lr. 10p., at

10s. fid. per acre; classification page 7 of 4392/22; sub-ject to existing A.B. and LA.B. indebtedness and tothe conditions applying to selection in this area; beingJ. Kean 's forfeited Leases 39742/55 and 23147/74.

Roe District (about 5 miles east of Karlgarin).Corr. No. 6596/22. (Plan 376/80, Fl.)Location 449, containing 1,556a. Or. 99., at 9s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 6 of 6596/22; subject toexisting A.B. and Minister for Lands' indebtedness andto a cropping lease which expires 28th February, 1938;being S. Johnson's forfeited Lease 40375/55.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about 12 miles north of Doodlakine).

Corr. No. 2738/32. (Plan 25/80, Cl.)Location 25473, containing 397a. Or. 25p., at 6s. per

acre; classification page 10 of 2504/30; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of ap-plication; being J. P. McLeod's forfeited Lease68/3726.

Ninghan District (about S miles east of Cadoux.)Corr. No. 9412/12. (Plan 56/80, D2.)Location 1814, containing 720a, at 8s. per acre;

classification page 12 of 9412/12, Vol. 1; Location 2358,containing 157a. 2r., at 10s. per acre; classification page16 of 259/26; and Location 238, containing 156a. 3r.28p., at 8s. 9d. per acre; classification page 11 of 670/29;subject to A.B. and I.A.B. indebtedness being A. S.Brown's forfeited Leases 32530/55, 40258/55, and55/1540.

496 GOVERNMENT GAZE'l"FE. \V.A. [APRIL 2, 1937.

Slater's Estate (about 3 miles north of Gooma lling).Corr. No. 715/20. (Plan 32C/40, E3.)Open under Part V of "The Land Act, 1933-1934,"

is modified by Part VIII.Lot 21592, containing 1,000a. Or. 1p.; price per acre--

113 10s.; purchase money--£3,500 Os. 5d.; half-yearlyinstalment for first five years, interest onlyto civilians,at 5 per cent. per annum£87 10s.; to returned soldiers,at 41/. per cent. per annum £7S 15s.; half-yearly instal-ment over 3.5 years, including interestto civilians, at5 Per cent. per annum--i.'103 15s. 11d.; to returned sol-diers, at 4.1 per cent. per annum -297 lls. 5d.; subjectto existing Agricultural Bank and I.A.B. indebtednessmid to a cropping lease which expires 28/2/3S; blockswill only be approved in favour of those applicants whosatisfy tin, Land Board that they possess the necessarycapital and experience to enable them to successfullydevelop and work their holdings; being F. AV. Water-house's forfeited Lease 20/1431.

A von District (about 6 miles east of Manmonning).Corr. No. 689/36. (Plan 56D/40, C3.)Locations 20647 and 25579, containing 986a. 3r. 191,.,

it Os. per acre; classification page 12 of 4350/13, Vol.1; subject to existing Agricultural Bank and IndustriesAssistance Board's and wire netting indebtedness andthe right. of resumption by the Government for rail-ways or other public purposes without compensation,except for any ilaprovemelits so resented and to a crop-ping lease which expires 28/2/38; being R. H. Stout'scancelled application.

Ninghan District (about 4 miles north -west ofKokardine).

corr. No. 1343/36. (Plan 56/80, 131.)Portion of Location 1081, containing about 254

acres, to he selected together with the balance oforiginal location; subject to existing Agricultural Bankindebtedness; being area excised by amendment fromW. Adams' application.

PERTH. LAND AGENCY.Peel Estate (about 6 miles north-west of Muudijong).

Corr. No. 1882/35. (Plan Peel Estate.)Lot 432, containing 8:1a. 1r. 26p.; purchase money-

2295 10s.; deposit£2; half-yearly instalment over 29(years, including. interestto civilians, at 5 per cent. perannum£9 lls. 1.0d.; to returned soldiers, at 41 percent. per annum,£9 Os.. lid. ; subject to conditionsapplying to this Estate; being C. F. Silvester'.s for-feited Lease 347/831.

Murray District (about 3 miles west of Pinjarra).Corr. No. 738/36. (Plan 3S01)/40. E3.)Location 33-1, containing 155a. Or., at Gs. per acre;

classification page 36 of 9/28; subject to payment forimprovements if any and the right of the Government-to enter upon the land for the purpose of constructingand maintaining drains free, of compensation ; beingIi. W. Norman's cancelled application.

SOUTHER -N CROSS LAND AGENCY.1ilhad,ji District (about 5 miles south of Boddalin).Corr. No. 2831/30. (Plans 24/80, F2, 23/80, A2.)Location 286, containing 2,440a.. Or. 21p., at 4s. per

acre; classification page 21 of 2831/30; subject to min-ing conditions and to exemption from road rates fortwo years from date of approval of application; beingC'. E. Ivey's forfeited Lease 68/3047.

Vilgarn District (about 6 miles north-east of Corinthia).Corr. No. 739/32. (Plan 36/80, El.)Location 457, containing 999a. 3r. Sp., at 10s. 60. per

acre; classification page 16 of 6470/22; subject to exist-ing -A.B. indebtedness, to Goldfields Water Supply tim-ber conditions and to the reservation of all marketabletimber to the Crown; being AV. W. Melrose's forfeitedLease 5G/312.

Avon District (about 10 miles south of Campion).Corr. No. 5792/20. (Plan 35/80, C2 & 3.)Location 13967, containing 999a., at lls. per acre;

classification page 29 of 6315/09; subject to existingAgricultural Bank, Industries Assistance Board andMinister for Lands' indebtedness and to a cropping-lease expiring 28/2/38; being E. Randolph's forfeitedLease 12545/56.

WAGI1\4' LAND AGENCY..1:0jonup District (about 7 miles east of Bokal).

Corr. Nu. 14070/11. (Plan 409D/40, A & B4.)Location 3170, containing 270a. Or., at 7s. per acre;

..dassificazion page 12 of 14070/11; subject to paymentfor improvements and to exemption from road rates fortwo .VeN:'S l'0111 date of approval of application; being

A. O. Cavanagh 's forfeited Lease 30770/55.

Williams District (a out 2 miles west of Tarin Rock).Corr. N0. 520/13, (Plans 386/80, 103, 387/80, A3.)Location 10033, containing 740a., at Ss. 9d. per acre;

and Location 10929, containing 801a., at 12s. 60. peracre; classifications pages 27 and 2 of 1251/12, Vol. 1;subject to existing- Agricultural Bank indebtedness;being \ C. 11. Olives 's (jutir.) forfeited Leasesl0193/63, 11740/a;, and 34391/55.

THURSDAY, Sth APRIL, 1937.ETO \VN LAND AGENCY.

sassex District (about 1 mile west of Bramley Siding).Corr. No. 2635/22. -(Plan 440A/40, Al.)]oration 193, curtaining 100a.; subject to pricing;

classification page 20 of 1'11(18/04; subject to paymentfor improvements and the conditions applying; to selec,thin in this .District; being H. C. McGlade's forfeited1,ease 74/1608.

WEDNESDAY, 14th APRIL, 1937.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Planbmenet District (about 10 miles north of Albany).Corr. No. 25(13/35. (Plan 451/80, E3.)Lecafion 3272, containing 160a., at 10s. per acre;

Massification page 7 of 9212/11; subject to existing1,gTiultural 11auk indobtedne,,s and to the conditionthat all marketable timber is reserved to the Crown;being- If. Wright's forfeited Lease 365/484.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.Avon District.

Corr. No. 1305/22. (Plan 342B/40, FL)Location 2.1.993, containing 2a. Or. Op., at 158. per

ncre; lying closed road available to holder of adjoin-ing land (Lot. 77) only; subject to payment of full pur-hase money on approval or in such instalments as the

i'ilinister for Lands directs; 'being H. E. Smith's for-feited Lease 1208/57.

Avon District (about 11 miles north of Jubuk).Corr. No. 1.758/36. (Plan 344./80, A & B 1 & 2.)Locations 23449 and 23450, containing 1,330a. Ir.

29p., at Os. Gil. per acre; classification page 32 of2055/35; subject to payment for improvements and theeradication of the poison to the satisfaction of the Min-ister for Lands before the Crown grant issues; beingE. C. Tohnson's cancelled application.

Roc District (about 17 miles north-east of Hyden).Corr. No. 1001/33. (Plan 346/SO, B & C2.)Location 1432, containing 1,344a. lr. 28p., at 9s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 3 of 1935/28; subject toexisting A.B. indebtedness; being P. L. Meeking's for-feited Lease 68/3832.

BUNDCRY LAND AGENCY.Wellington District (near Collie Burn).

Corr. No. 3144/28. Under Section 54. (Plan 411C/40and Collie Burn Locations.)

Location 2963, containing 9a. Ir. 12p., at £1 10s. peracre; classification pages 68 and 69 of 10531/09;bolted to one location to each selector, except withspecial approval of the Minister; being Win. Thomson'sforfeited Lease 60/204.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojontip District (near Chinokup).

Cory. No. 305/35. (Plan 407/80, B4.)Location 8397, containing 308a. Or. 22p., at 3s. Gel.

per acre; classification page 6 of 305/35; subject toeradication of poison to the satisfaction of the Ministerfor Lands before the Crown grant issues and the re-servation of all mallet trees and bark to the Crown, andexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; being H. C. -.Martin's forfeiter'Lease 365/449.

A.vitEL 2, 1937.] liOVERNMENT GAzErm, \V.A. 497

Kojonup District (near Kojonup).Corr. No. 2568/35. (Plan 416D/40, 03 & 4.)Location 8392, containing 99a. 2r. 39p., at 13s. per

acre; classification page 37 of 567/32; exempt from roadrates for two years from date of approval of applica-tion and subject to the following conditions : (1) Notransfer allowable without special approval of the Min-ister for Lands; (2) No financial assistance towardsdevelopment to be granted by Agricultural Bank or anyother Government department; (3) Preference to ap-plicants trim are married men; (4) That these areas areonly available to settlers who in the opinion of the Min-ister possess the necessary capital and experience tosatisfactorily develop the land, for which purpose hemay appoint zi Board of Inquiry ; (5) The acceptanceby the lessee of a leas: of any of the within- mentionedlocations will he deemed to he an totlinou lodgment bythe lessee of the conditions herein contained, and toimply an unclertaldng by the lessee duly and faithfullyto observe, perform, anal comply with the said conditions,and each and every one of them, without any furthercovenant in that Imhalf by the lessee; hieing (S. Brent'sforfeited Lease 347/907.

N A R-NOC N I,AND

Avon District (about 4 miles south-east of Nonilinin).Corr. No. 3330/21,, (Plan 170/80, Al.)Location 198141. containing ei"3ii., nt 8s. per acre;

classification page so of :,:irs tia; exempt from roadrates for two yehrs front date -f approval of applicmHon; tieing C. M. Cook's forf(ited Lease 12435/68.

Roe District (about 41:2 miles north-east of dgarin).Corr. No. 2960/23. (Plans 376/80, and 343/80,

Loentions :114 and 313, containing 11,019a. Or. 10p.,at Os, {id. per acre; classification page 13 of 2960/25;subject to existing A.B. and 1.A.B. indebtedness andthe right of resumption by the Government.for railwaysor other ouldift purposes, without compensation, except--fo any improvements so resumed; being. E. Parish(junr's.) forfeited Leases 41138/33 and 21573/71.

Williams District (about 12 miles north -crest ofWickepin).

Corr. No. 41 L (Plan 378C/40, 114.)Loeation 12932. containing 113a. Jr. 8p., at 4s. per

acre; classification page 6 of 1156/23; subject to pay-ment for existing improvements and to the eradicationof the poison to the satisfaction of the Minister forLands before the Crown grant issues; being T. W.Elliott's forfeited Lease 17853/68.

Williams District (about 7 miles north ofPingaring) .

Corr. No, (36. (Plan 376/80, D3.)Location 14424, containing 160a. Or. 6p., at 7s. titi.

per acre; classification page 3 of 4610/27; subject toexisting, A.R. indebtedness and the right of resumptionby the Government for railways or other public pur-poses, without compensation, except for improvementsso resumed; being R. H. Trundle's cancelled applica-tion.

NO.RT.HAM LAND AGENCY.Dockland Estate.

Open under Part V. of The Land Act, 1933-1934,"as modified by Part

Corr. No. 2710/23. (Plan 27D/40, CS.)Lot 8, containing. 41a. 2r. 3p. ; price per acreill

ls.; purchase money--292 14s. 2d.; half-yearly instal-ment for first five years, interest onlyto civilians, at5 par cent. per annum --.7 6s. 4d.; to returned soldiers,at 44.1 per cent. per anntonVi lls. 9d.: half-yearly in-stalmeut over 33 years, including interestto civilians,at 5 per cent. per annom£S 13s. 8d.; to returned sol-diers, at 44 per cent. per annum,£S 3s. 211.; subject toconditions applying to this Estate and to AgriculturalBank and :Industries Assistance Board's indebtedness;blocks in this Estate will only be approved in favour ofthose applicants who satisfy the Land Board that theypossess the necessary capital and experience to enablethem to successfully develop and work their holdings:being B. G. D. Andrew's forfeited Lease 20/2063.

Avon District (about 3 miles north-east of Doodlakine).Corr. No. 301/33. (Plan 25/30, C & D3.)Location 10568, containing 229a. Or. 33p., at 3s. per

acre; classification page G of 10501/10; exempt fromroad rates for tiro years from date of approval of ap-plication; this cancels the previous Gazette notice date19/5/33.

Avon District 13 miles south-west of Campion).Corr. 223 I/3 . (Plan 3:5/80, B3.)Imeation . containing 897a. 2r. 15p., at 7s. 9d.

per acre; el: ss it page 6 of 2234/33; exempt fromroad rates far tit o years from date of approval of ripplication; 1 eutg P C. Bigger's (jun.), forfeited Lease247/497.

Avon District (about 9 miles north of Hines Hill).Corr. No. -1000/22. (Plan 25/80, El.)Locations 22260 and 22259, containing 702a. 2r. 1p..Ots. 60, per arse; classification page 4 of File 3179/21;

exempt from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; this cancels the Gazette noticedated the 5th .Tune, 1934.

Avon District (about 10 miles north of Deo( lakine).. No. 1971/23. (Plan 25/80, Cl & 2.)

Locations 24480, 24-177, 23229, and 24755, containing2,949a. Or. 391) at 1s. 6d. per acre; classification pagee7 of File 1971/23; subject to existing AgriculturalBook indebtedness and eradication of the poison to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Lands before the Crowngrant isso, s: being. A. IL Thompson's forfeited Leases19701/68, 19611/68, 68/385, and 24718/74.

Avon District (about 5 miles south -nest of LakeBrown).

. No. 090/20. (Plans 35/80, Al, 54/80, A4.)Locations 14309 and 14310, containing 1,677a. 2r.

12p., at 6s. (is. per sere (as one holding) ; classificationpage 42 of File 6840/09, Vol. 1; subject to existingAgricultural Bank, Industries Assistance Board, andMinister for Land ls indebtedness; being J. Mulqueeny'sforfeited Leases 12418/36 and :16837/55.

Avon 011)01a (3 miles north-west of BruceRock).

Corr, No. 1024/26. (Plan 4/80, El. & 2.)Locations 20027, 20025, and 20028, containimc 3.390a.

!1r. 36p., at Sc. 0d. per acre; classification page 7 ofFile 4624/26; exempt ham] road rates for two yearsfrom date of approval of application; this cancels the

tvions Cairtl0 notice dated the 22nd April, 1931.

Avon District (about 5 miles south-west of Ardath).Corr. No. 4476/26. (Plan 4/80, D & 1134.)Location 20091, containing 804a. 2r. 1p., at 5s 9d.

per acre; classification page 6 of File 1015/26; exemptfrom road rates for two years from date of approvalof application; sult.ject to the right of resumption bythe Government for railways or other public purposes,without compensation. except for any improvements soresumed; this cancels the previous Gazette notice datedthe 29th December, 1933.

Avon District (about 12 miles east of Wadderin).Corr. No. 1133/24. (Plan 5/80, ES & 4.)Location 22846, containing 839a. 3r. 28p., at 9s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 24 of 2178/22; and Loca-tion 24303, containing 1,134a.. Or. 38p., at 5s. 6d. peracre; classification pane 9 of 3574/27; subject to exist-ing AB., I.A.B. and Minister for Land's indebtedness;being W. A. Smith's forfeited Leases 40823/55 and18626/68.

Aron District (near Tandagin Siding).Corr. No. 1938/27. (Plans 24/80, C4, 5/80, Cl.)Locations 18200, 19115, and 26092. containing 2,973a.

1r. 4p. subject to classification and pricing; exemptfrom road rates for two years from date of approvalof application: this cancels the Gazette notice dated the17th )larch, 1932.

Ningloin District (about 6 miles north of Gabbin).Corr. No. 1322/24. (Plan 55/80, Al.)Location 1498, containing 946a., at 4s. 9d. per acre;

classification page 18 of 1522/24; and Location 1491,containing 948a., at 5s. 6(1. per acre; classification page

of 1780/22; subject to existing A.B. indebtedness;being 1W. Lee's forfeited Leases 17786/68 and18612/62.

498 (}11V Ell NM ENT GAZETTE. W A. [APR4r, 2, 1937,

Ninghan District (about 15 miles north-east ofKalannie).

Corr. No. 757/34. (Plan 88/80, C & D3 & 4.)Location 3306, containing' 3,034a. 1r. 36p., at 8s. per

:tyre; classification page 60 of 1383/30, Vol. 1; exemptfront road rates for two years from date of approval

application; being .1. W. Iligg is forfeited Lease3-17/462.

Roe District (about 20 miles east of Wadderin).Corr. No. 7256/23. (Plan 5/80, P4.)Location 221, containing 997a. 1r. 19p., at 9s. 6(1. per

acre; classification page 51 of File 2178/22; subject toexisting Agricultural Bank and Industries AssistanceBoard imlel tedness; being A. Smith's forfeited Lease40805/55.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Jandalcot A.A. District (about 3 miles north-east of

Jaudakot).Corr. No. 407/12. (Plan 341A/40, Cl.)Location 180, containing 125a., at 12s. 6d. per acre;

exempt from road rates for two years from date ofpproral of application; being' D. E. Robinson's for-

feited Lease 31516/55.

RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.Oldfield District (near Culham Inlet).

Cmv. No. 183/37. (Plans 420/SO, F4, 433/80, if].)Location 95, containing 1,987a. 1r. 16p., at 4s. per

acre; classification page 17 of 5407/14; subject toexisting Agricultural Bank indebtedness; being E.Edward's cancelled application.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.Jilbadji District (about 19 and 16 miles south of

Southern Cross).Corr. No. 6491/27. (Plan 22/80, E2.)Location 432, containing 1,122a. Or. 29p., at 9s. 90.

per acre; and Location 423, containing 2,023a. 2r. 24p.,at 6s. 9d. per acre; classifications pages 23 and 24 of6191/27; subject to existing Agricultural Bank andIndustries Assistance Board's indebtedness, to miningconditions, and also to conditions applying to this areaand the reservation of all marketable timber to theCrown; being II. S. Odgers and W. M. Pittaway's for-feited Leases 42540/55, 13213/56, and 42556/55.

Ieake District (about 16 miles south-east of Cramp-borne).

Corr. No. 1995/33. (Plan 6/80, C2 & 3.)Location 1, containing 2,089s. 3r. 7p., at 9s. 3d. per

acre; classification page 7 of File 1787/28; subject tomining conditions and exemption from road rates fortwo years from date of approval of application; thiscancels the notice regarding this block in the Gazettedated the 14th September, 1934.

Vilgarn District (abut 15 miles north of NoongaaCorr. No. 1873/23. (Plan 36/80 )Location 633, containing' 989a. 3r. 33p., at Is. 6dh per

acre; classification page 96 of 4543/22; subject toexisting A.B. and I.A.B. indebtedness, to milling andGoldfields Water Supply timber conditions; being L.Borona 's forfeited Lease -10043/55.

Vilgarn District (about 2:bi miles north of NullaNnlla).

Corr. No. 49/36. (Plan 36/80, B3.)Locations 1109 and 1291, containing' 1,856a. 2r. 28p.,

at 4s, per acre; classification pages 41 and 42 of File2794/28; subject to Goldfields Water Supply timberconditions and exemption from road rates for twoyears from date of approval of application; being A.Wright's forfeited Lease 347/938.

THURSDAY, 15th APRIL, 1937.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

?Nielson District (about 3 mi'es north-west of Palgarup).Corr. No. 1115/36. (Plan 439C/40, E3 & 4.)Location 6257, containing 160a., at 12s. 3d. per

acre; classification page 17 of Pile 2152/31; exemptfrom road rates for two years from date of approval

of application; also, all marketable timber is reservedto the Crown and to the conditions of land selection inthis district ; being F. S. Sandiland 's cancelled appli-cation.

Nelson District (about 8 miles west of Manjimup).Corr. No. 2367/31. (Plan 439C/40, E4.)Location 9054, containing 46a. Or. 1Sp., at lls. per

acre; classification page 12 of Eire 1295/31; exemptfrom road rates for two years from date of approvalof application and subject to the condition in this Dis-trict, also the reservation of all marketable timber tothe Crown; being M. Kilrain's forfeited Lease 68/3323.

Sussex District (about 9 miles east of Margaret River).Corr. No. 757/32. (Plan 440A/40, 01 & 2.)Location 3603, containing 213a. 3r. 16p.; Location

3659, containing 160a.; and Location 3766, containing137a. 1r. 7p.; subject to inspection and pricing and tothe usual timber and timber tramway rights.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

T1.E ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Closure of Road.

WE, Ernest Perry Young, Walter George Davis (Ad-ministrator of the Estate of William James Davis, de-ceased), and Arthur Edward Lue Love, being theowners of land over or along which the portion of roadhereunder described passes, have applied to the W-stArthur Road Board to close the said portion of road,

West Arthur.Corr. 1253/19.W. 551:That part of Road No. 6261 passing along

part of the westernmost boundary of Kojonup Location2920 and through Location 5145; from a surveyed roadat the north-east corner of Location 5640, to a sur-veyed road on the southern boundary of said Location5145. (Plan 409D/40, A4.)

E. P. YOUNG.W. G-. DAVIS.A. E. LOVE.

I, Robert E. Ness, on behalf of the West ArthurRoad Board, hereby assent to the above application toclose the road therein described.

R. E. NESS,Chairman West Arthur Road Board.

17th September, 1936.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Closure of Road.

WE, A. E. Sims, A. K. B. Criddle, C. Giltro-w, andGeorge Cox, being the owners of land over or alongwhich the portion of road hereunder described passes,have applied to the Upper Chapman Road Board toclose the said portion of road, viz.:

Upper Chapman.235/36.C. 378:The surveyed road along part of the west

boundary of Victoria Location 5349, the western bound-ary of Location 5348, and the -west and north bound-aries of Location 6692; from Road No. 4701 at thesouth-east corner of Location 5347, to the north-eastcorner of said Location 6692. (Plan 160D/40, C4.)

A. R. SITS.K. B. GRIDDLE.C. WILTROW.G. COX.

E. A. Green, on behalf of the Upper Chapman RoadBoard, hereby assent to the above application to closethe road therein described.

E. A. GREEN,Chairman Upper Chapman Road Board.

20th Mardi, 1937.

APRIL 2, 1937.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 499

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 19194934.Closure of Road.

I, THOMAS EUSTACE GARTRELL, being the ownerof land over or along which the portion of road here-under described passes, have applied to the BrooktonRoad Board to close the said portion of road, viz.:

Brookton.5125/24.13417:The surveyed road and the whole of Road No.

5310 commencing at the north-west corner of Avon Loca-tion 12211 and extending east along its north boundary

and the south boundary of Location 9930 to Road No.3109 at the south-east corner of the latter location.(Plan 342C/40, D4.)

T. E. GARTRELL.

I, John IV. McGrath (jun.), on behalf of the Brook-ton Road Board, hereby assent to the above applicationto dose the road therein described.

JOHN W. McGRATH (jun.),Chairman Brookton Road Board.

22nd March, 1937.

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date ofNotice. Nature of Work. Date and Time

for Closing.Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc., to

be seen.

1937.1937. (2.30 p.m. on Tuesday)

Mar. 16 Thompson's Brook SchoolSaleof Buildings (8709)

6th April ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Donnybrook PoliceStation on and after 23rd March, 1937.

Mar. 24 May lands School for the Blind 13th April ... Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after ThursdayAdditions to Factory (8710) 25th March, 1937.

Mar. 24 Shark Bay HospitalNew Casualty 20th April ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D. Offices atWard (8711) Carnaryon and Port Hed land, on and after Wednes-

day, 31st March, 1937.Mar. 31 Denmark Agricultural BankNew

Premises (8712)20th April ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and at Court House, Albany,

and at Police Station, Denmark, on and after the6th April, 1937.

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are to be addressed to "The Hon. the Minister for PublicWorks," and marked "Tender," and will be received at the Public Works Office, Perth. The lowest or anytender will not necessarily be accepted.

W. S. ANDREW,Acting Under Secretary for Public Works.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934,Geraldton and Greenough Road DistrictsAlteration of

Common BoundaryNotice of Intention.Department of Public Works,

P.W. 758/36. Perth, 24th March, 1937.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatit is the intention of PHs Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, under the provisions of Section 8 of "TheRoad Districts Act, 1919-1934," to alter the commonboundary between the Geraldton and Greenough RoadDistricts, by severing that portion of the GeraldtonRoad District described in the Schedule hereto andannexing it to the Greenough Road District.

Plans showing the proposed alteration may be seenat the Local Government Office, Department of PublicWorks, Perth.

Schedule.All that piece and parcel of land comprising the

whole of Victoria Location 4200 and the whole of Re-serve No. 20995, and being hounded by lines commenc-ing at the intersection of the prolongation south elthe westernmost boundary of the said location with theright bank of the Greenough river and extending north,east, and again north and again east, passing alongwest and boundaries of said location to its north-east corner; thence south along the east boundary oflocation aforesaid to said bank of river; thence west-ward along said river bank to the starting point.

W. S. ANDREW,Acting Under Secretary for Public Works.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Dahvallinu Road Board.

Notice of Intention to Borrow.Proposed Loan of £550.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Dalwallinu RoadBoard proposes to borrow the sum of £550, to be ex-pended on works and undertakings in the DalwallinuRoad Board District, the said works and undertakingsbeing the acquisition of the Kalannie Hall and altera-tions and additions thereto.

The plans and specifications, and the estimates of thecost of the said works and undertakings, and statementshowing the proposed expenditure of the money to beborrowed, including the cost of supervision and initialexpenditure in connection with the raising of the loan,arc open for inspection at the office of the DalwallinuRoad Board, situated at Dalwallinu, for one monthfrom the publication hereof, between the hours of 9 a.m.and 5 p.111. on week days and 9 a.m. and 12 noon onSaturdays.

The amount of £550 is proposed to be raised by thesale of Debentures, repayable with interest by 19 half-yearly instalments of £25 3s. 11d., and a final instal-ment of £249 Os. 2d., over a period of 10 years afterthe date of the issue thereof, in lieu of the formationof a Sinking Fund.

The Debentures shall bear interest at a rate of £47s. 60. per centum per annum, payable half-yearly. Theamount of the said Debentures and interest thereon isto be paid at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia,Perth.

The works and undertakings for which the Loan isproposed to be raised will in the opinion of the Boardbe of special benefit to a portion of the Dalwallinu RoadBoard, namely, that portion of the East Ward bounded.on the north by the East Ward boundary commencingat the north-east corner of Location 3688, then in aneasterly direction to the District boundary, then in asoutherly direction along the District boundary to thesouth-east corner of the District, then in an easterlydirection to the south-west corner of Ninghan Location1532: then along the South Ward boundary in a north-erly direction to the north-west corner of Ninghan Loca-tion S42, the above being the boundaries as gazetted inthe Govervine/rt Ga7.ette of the 28th February, 1930,then along the northern boundary of Ninghan Locations812, S41, 1664, 1665, 534, and 1660 to the Rabbit-ProofFence, then along the Rabbit -Proof Fence to the com-mencinrc point, being the north-east corner of Loca-tion 3688.

Dated the Thirty-first day of March, 1937.

(Signed) J. SYME,Chairman.

(Signed) J. E. ELLIS,Secretary.

500 GO'v ItiN" OAZETTE, V.A {A.PREL 2, 1937.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE,AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

11, W.S. 1959/36. Perth, 31st March, 1937.NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Minis-ter for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage to un-dertake the construction of the works hereinafter de-scribed, by virtue of the powers contained under theprovisions of "The Me'ropolitan Water Supply, Sewer-age, and Drainage Act, 1909."

Metropolitan SewerageMaylands (Inglewood Sys-am) Reticulation Area No. 16Proposed punqHng

station and rising main---Description of ProposedWorks:Concrete tanks, with brick and tile superstruc-ture, electric pumps, C.I. rising main, concrete gravitysewer, and all apparatus connected therewith.

The Localities in which the Proposed Works will beConstructed:The localities in which the proposedworks will be constructed fire shown in red on PlanMAV.S.S. W.A., No. 5804, deposited at theOffice of the Minister.

The Purposes for which the Proposed Works are toLo Constructed: For pumping sewage from low-levelreticulation areas into existing sewer in Railway par-ade. Maylands.

The Times when and 'laces at which Plans, Sections,and Specifications may be inspected: At the Office ofthe Min=ster for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drain.age, The Barracks, St. George's place, Perth, for onemonth On and after the 2nd day of April. 1937, betweenthe hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.

IL MILL I NGTON,Mil isier for \Vater Supply, SeAverage, and Drainage.

THE WATER BOARDS At"F, 1901.

Water bate in ihe Geraldton Water Area.P.IV.W.S. 150/32.

NOTICE is hereby given that the it Book for theyear ending the 81st December, 1937, of all land in theGeraldton Water District now liable to be rated underthe abovementioned Act has been made up and is openfor inspection by Ratepayers.

Ity order of the .Minister for Water Supply, Sewer-age, a ad .1)ra nage.

W. S. ANDREW,Acting. Under Secretary for Water Supply.

Per h. 2nd April, 1937.

Notice of Rate in the Geraldton Water Area.Notice is hereby given that, under the powers con-

ferred by the abovementioned Act, the Minister forWater Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage has ordered aRate of Three shillings in the .Pound on the AnnualValue for the Geraldton Water District to be made and

levied for the year ending the 31st December, 1937, uponall rateable land entered in the Rate Book, the makingup of which is published in the Government Gazette ofthe 2nd April, 1937, and a local newspaper; that theMinimum Rate for the abovementioned period for eachsepa i.ately assessed parcel of laud, the Annual Rateof which at Three shillings in the Pound does not e.N.-ceed One pound shall be One pound, and that a memor-andum of such order has been duly entered in the RateBook and signed.

The said Rate is now payable in accordance with theby -laws made under the aforesaid Act.

By order of the Minister for Water Supply, Sewer-age, and Drainage.

W. S. ANDREW,Acting Under Secretary for Water Supply.

Perth, 2nd April, 1937.

TH -MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.

Municipal Council of Albany.

Notice of Intention to Borrow.Proposed Loan of £16,500.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Municipal Council ofAlbany proposes to borrow the sum of £16,500 (Sixteenthousand five hundred pounds), to lie expended on worksand undertakings within the Albany Municipality, thesaid works and undertakings being the additions andalterations to the Council's Electricity Supply and Dis-tribution Undertaking.

The plans and specifications, and the estimates of thecost of the said works and undertakings, and a state-ment showing the proposed expenditure of the moneyto be borrowed, including the cost of supervision andinitial expenditure in connection with the raising ofthe Loan, are open for inspection at the Office of theAlbany -Municipal Council for one month from the pub-lication hereof, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.On week days, except Saturdays, and on Saturdays from9 a.m. to 12 noon.

The amount of £16,500 is proposed to be raised bythe sale of Debentures, repayable with interest by 30equal half-yearly instalments over a period of fifteenyears from the date of the issue thereof, in lieu of theformation of a Sinking Fund.

The Debentures shall bear interest at a rate not ex-ceeding Five (5) per centum per annum, payable half-yearly. The amount of the said Debentures and interestthereon is to be paid at the Commonwealth Bank ofAustralia, Perth.

Dated the 25th day of -March, 1937.

J. C. HANRAHAN,Mayor.

R. HOUGHTON,Town Clerk.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Tenders for Butter.

TENDERS close with the Secretary, Tender Board (himself), at 11.15 a.m. every Saturday, for the Supply andDelivery of Butter to Government Institutions and Hospitals during the ensuing week.

Forms of Tender and full particulars are available at the Tender Board Office, Murray street, Perth.

By Order of the Board,

M. J. CALANCHINI,Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

Aran. 2, 1937.1

TenderBoardNo.

Date.

1937.135/37 Mar. 25

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 501

WESTERN A US T RA LIAN GOVERNMENT TENDERAccepted Tenders.

BOARD.

Contractor.Sche-dule Particulars.No.

Departmentconcerned. Rate.

Burridge & Warren, 60a, F.A.Q. to Prime Wheaten Chad,Ltd. 1937 from 1st April, 1937, to 30th

Various Rates oncation.

a ppli-

Charles Thorn

McLean Bros. & Rigg,Ltd.

W.A. Hardware A

Timber Co., Ltd.

G. Korsuaski

0. F. Rose ...

Walter Beacham

AL Read

Ellen Fyfichl

C. McSwain

June, 1937, as per Items 1(a to h inclusive) and 2 (a tod inclusive)

57A, j 60 cords Firewood for Garden1937 Gully Pumping Station.

per Item 1

blic Works 42s. per cord.Water Supply

56a, Galvanised Iron Sheets, Cor-1937 { rugated, in sizes as set out in

Schedule, in less than caselots, during the period from4th April, 1937, to 3rd Oc-tober. 1937alvanised Iron Sheets, Plain,in sizes as set out in Schedule,in less than case lots, duringthe period from 4th April,1937, to 3rd October, 1937

64a, Purchase and Removal of Old1937 Pumps, Scrap Iron, etc., as

per Items 1 to 6 inclusive12A, l Purchase and Removal of House1937 on Sussex Loc. 3106, as per

item 5Purchase and Removal of Build-

ings on Sussex Locations2388 and 2643, as per Items4 and 6

Purchase and Removal of HayShed and Dairy on SussexLoc. 2057, as part of Item 0

Purchase and Removal of Houseand Buildings on Sussex Loc.2060, as per item 1

Purchase and Removal of MilkShed on Sussex Loc. 2621, aspart of Item 8

`arious .. Rates on appli-cation.

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Metropolitan WaterSupply

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for AL35 5s.

for £50.

for £10 15s.

for £3 15s.

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for A.:0.

Cancellation of Contract.

Tender Board No. Date. Contractor. Particulars.

486/361937.

Mar. 25 E. Wetter Firewood for State Battery, Warriedar, during the period ending31st December, 1937, as per Schedule 185A, 1936.

Tenders for Government. Supplie&

Date ofAdvertising.

1937.Mar. 16 ...Mar. 18 ...Mar. 25 ...Mar. 18 ...

April 1 ...

Mar. 16 ...Mar. 25Mar. 25 ...

Mar. 25

Mar. 25 ..

Mar. 2:5 .,

Schedule No. Date ofSupplies required.Closing.

1937.61A, 1937 Drapery, etc. during the year 1937-38 ... April 868A, 1937 Steel Pipes, 251zin. ext. dia., 9,180ft., concrete-lined or unlined ... April 877A, 1937 Steel Wire Ropes, 31-in. cir., 2,250ft. long, 2 only April 8101A, 1937 Oils and Greases (Various) for Government Departments during a period of

2 years, commencing 1st July, 1937 ... April 1579A, 1937 Firewood for Warriedar State Battery, during the period ending 31st De-

cember, 1937 April 2266a, 1937 Best Foundry Coke, 180 tons ... May 1376A, 1937 Cast Iron Sluice Valves and Reflux Valves, 24in. dia., 2 only each May 1375A, 1937 Copper Plates, 27 only ...

For Sale by Tender.

May 27

73a, 1937 Condemned Kennedy Water Meters, 130 only, as they now lie at the WaterSupply Department, Claremont, where inspection can be made

April 8

74A, 1937 Cast Iron Covers, approx. 500 only, as they now lie at the Water SupplyDepot, Claremont, where inspection can be made ... April 8

78A, 1937 H.P. Eclipse Petrol Engine, as it now lies at the East Perth PlantDepot, where inspection can be made April 8

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned sup-plies until 2.15 p.m. on the date of closing.

Tenders must he properly indorsed 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. M. J. CALANCHINI,

Dated the 1st day of April, 1937. Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

502 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Affitt) 2, 1.937.

PROCESS ENGRAVERS' AGREEMENT.No. 7 of 1937.

(Registered 10/3/1937.)THIS Agreement made in pursuance of "The Indus-trial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935," this 15th day ofFebruary', One thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven,between the Printing Industry Employees' Union ofWestern Australia Industrial Union of Workers, Perth,and J. Gibliney & Sons Ltd.; Art Photo Engravers(C. W. McKinlay) ; Williams and Sargant; PerthEngraving Works A. Hatch), and C. L. McShane.

1.Scope.This Agreement shall relate to the Process Engraving

Industry.

2.,Terms.This Agreement, as regards conditions of working

and rates of wages, etc., shall come into force from thecommencement of the nearest working week to 15thFebruary, 1937, and shall remain in. operation withoutamendment being sought by either side for a term ofat least (1) one year from the aforesaid date, and, sub-ject to thirty days' prior notice in writing by eitherparty, shall terminate on 14th February, 1938. In theevent of this Agreement not being terminated as afore-said, it shall continue subject to thirty days' previouswritten notice by either party.

3.Area.This Agreement shall operate over the area contained

within a radius of fifteen (15) miles of the G.P.O. ofthe city of Perth (excluding the premises in which thework of the "West Australian" newspaper is carriedout by the proprietors of the "West Australian" news-paper).

4.

(a) hours of Labour:The maximum number of hours to be worked each

week shall be:Day work, 44 hours; night work, 40hours.

(b) Spread of Hours:Day work shall mean work done between the hours of

8 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Work done by a day-worker be-fore or after these hours shalt be paid for at overtimerates. The maximum daily spread of shift shall be ninehours, inclusive of (1.) one hour meal time. In officeswhere a (5) live day week is worked, the maximumdaily spread of shift shall be 10 hours, inclusive of (1)one hour meal time. Work done beyond these hoursshall be paid at overtime rates.

Night work shall mean work done between G 30 p.m.and 8 a.m. Work done by a night worker before orafter these hours shall be paid for at overtime rates.

(c) Mixed Shift:In a factory where a regular shift is worked between

the hours set down in this Agreement for day and nightwork, the wages shall be the rate proportionate to thenumber of hours day work and night work, and the hoursshall he those for night shift. ( Where a regular mixedshift is worked between the hours set down for day andnight work in this Agreement, 6s. per week shall beadded to the worker's ordinary wage.)

(d) The maximum nightly spread of shift shall he(8) eight hours, inclusive of one hour meal time. Workdone beyond the shift shall be paid for at overtime rates.Where any regular mixed shift is worked, the workshall be rotated amongst the employees. Where a (5)five-day week is worked the maximum nightly spreadshall be (9) nine hours inclusive of meal time.

(e) The hours of duty of all employees on night shiftor unusual shift shall be arranged between each parti-cular employer and the Printing Industry Employees'Union of W.A., or (if members of such Union are notemployed his employees) and, in case they are unableto agree, by the Board of Reference.

(f) All employees working six full shifts a week dayor night (i.e. employees who do not get a day-and -a-halfor two days off consecutively, or who have to work after1 o'clock noon on Saturday) shall be allowed one fullshift off every two weeks, to be paid for. In the weekin which the day or night off is taken, the weekly hoursshall be reduced by one-sixth of the weekly hours agreedto respectively for each section.

Roster:A roster of daily hours shall be displayed in each

workroom, one week's notice of variation to be given,and other requirements of Section 30 of the Factoriesand Shops Act shall be complied with.

5.Wages.(a) The 7111111111 11 weekly rate of wages shall be:

£ s. d.Half-tone etcher and/or operator .. 5 3 9Printer and/or line etcher .. .. 4 16 9Routers, mounters, finishers and proofers 4 8 6

(b) Any worker employed on night shift shall be paidIfs. per week extra in addition to the ordinary or dayrate of nay, or Os. per single shift, if less than one week.

(c) Workers shall be paid at the rate for the classi-fication at which they are usually employed and whenput to work at a higher grade shall be paid the differencein the wages prescribed.

Provided that, if a worker is employed at the highergrade for more than two hours per day, lie shall receivethe higher wage for the full day. Provided also, thata permanent employee shall be continuously engaged inthe higher grade.

(d) Pay Day:An employee shall be paid on Thursday or Friday in

each week, and not more than two days' pay shall bekept in hand by the employer.

Basic wage:The basic wage upon which this Agreement is based

is £3 13s. 9d. per week for males.

6.Overtime.(a) All overtime rates earned by an employee shall

be paid in full and no deduction shall be made fromsuch overtime rates by reason of any time not workedby such employee.

(b) Overtime shall he rotated amongst employees ineach section, and shall be charged for at the rate of timeand one-half for the first three hours and double timethereafter. Sunday work shall be paid for at doubletime rates.

(c) No junior worker under seventeen years of ageshall be on duty in any event before 8 min. or later than9 p.m. on any working- day.

(d) An employer shall not require or permit an em-ployee to work overtime or on night shift in connectionwith power driven machinery, unless he works in com-pany with at least one other person. Provided that an

prentice shall not be permitted to work overtime unlessat least one journeyman is employed in company withthe said apprentice.

7.Holidays.Each employee shall receive twelve consecutive work-

ing days holidays in each year on full pay, at times con-venient to the employer. Provided always, that shouldthe services he brought to a termination after the ex-]Oration of three calendar months but before theexpiration of tc clue calendar months, the said twelvedays holiday shall be commuted to a holiday for oneday for each calendar month's service.

Permanent part-time employees averagin2], three ormore shifts per week shall receive proportionate holi-days. Other part-time employees shall receive only suchproportionate holidays as may be agreed upon betweenemployer and the Union.

One day at Christmas, Good Friday, Easter Saturdayand Labour Day shall be paid holidays, and should anyemployee be required to work on these days, he shallreceive double pay for the time worked in addition tothe holiday pay. Provided that, if given a day off onfull pay within seven days of the paid holiday, he shallreceive double pay only for the time worked.

8.Meal Time.Each person employed shall receive a meal time not

less than one hour. .Should an employer require an em-ployee to work through his usual meal time, he shall paysuch employee 5s. for each meal time worked, and, inaddition, such employee shall be allowed time for ameal. Provided that the employer may vary the usualmeal hour by half an hour.

9.Sick Pay.Permanent employees absent through sickness shall

be paid full wages for the first week of absence, afterwhich the legal liability of the employer shall cease.

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10.Casuals.(a) A "casual" or a. "part-time worker" is a

wirkrr hy the hour or per day whos2 term of ,mpluyment in any one office does not exceed four continu-ous full weeks. For the purpose of this clause the con-tinuity of employment shall not be affected by reasonof an interruption in any week due to any of the holi-days provided in this Award.

(b) Casuals shall be guaranteed a full shift at nightand four hours in the day time. A full shift shall meanone-sixth of the usual weekly working hours. All casualsshall Le paid at the rate prescribed for their sectionper hour plus 12 per cent. for each shift. Casualsworking day work, if employed for a full week, shallbe paid the prescribed weekly wage, with no extra allow-ance per shift.

(c) Casuals working mixed shifts, i.e., shifts commenc-ing before 6.30 p.m. and ending after 6.30 p.m. shall bepaid day rates, providing the work after (3.30 p.m. doesnot exceed one hour. If it does, then night rates are tobe paid throughout and the guarantee to be four hours.

(d) If employed for a full week at night, casualsshall be paid the prescribed weekly wage, plus five shil-lings, with no extra allowance per shift.

(e) A casual working for eleven (11) consecutiveshifts shall be allowed one full shift off on full pay:Provided that, where such time is allowed off and paidfor, the extra allowance for casuals shall not apply.

11.Call Time.Two hours' time shall be allowed as a call in addi-

tion to the time worked, if any employee is sent for,or required to attend the factory to do any other specialwork not in the ordinary working hours. Time workedon a call shall be charged by the employee on a separatetime sheet, and shall stand alone, in no way affectingor complicating any computation of the ordinary work-ing week.

Whenever the finishing time of any worker workingovertime or any temporary night shift is of such as tocause him to miss his usual means of conveyance home,he shall be conveyed home in a suitable manner, with-out delay, at the expense of the employer.

12.Classes of Labour.Two classes of labour only shall be engaged in the

industry, i.e., journeymen and apprentices.

13.Record Book.Each employer shall keep at his office, or at each of

them if more than one, a hook containing a record of(a) the names of all workers employed by him at

such factory and to whom this Agreementapplies; and

(b) the class of work performed, the hours worked(including overtime) and the wages paid toeach such worker.

Such book may be inspected at any time during ordi-nary business hours by the secretary for the time beingof the Workers' Union and/or the Employers' Associa-tion, and these two secretaries may conjointly visit andinspect the various factories to ascertain whether theprovisions of this Agreement are being carried out.

The employer and the worker shall be severally re-sponsible for the keeping of this book.

14.Agreement, etc., to be Posted.(a) A copy of this Agreement, with any variation

thereto, shall be kept posted in a prominent place in eachworkroom. The Printing Industry Employees' Union ofW.A. shall be permitted to post notices as to Unionmeetings on a board at each establishment in a reason-able manner.

(b) Notices containing advice for the preservationof health and protection of workmen if provided by thePrinting Industry Employees' Union of W.A.., shallbe kept prominently posted and displayed in all work-rooms by the employer.

15.--Ibnion Officials Visiting Factory.An employer shall permit the Secretary of Printing

Industry Employees' Union of W.A. Industrial Unionof Workers, Perth, to enter the workroom during work-ing hours to interview the Father or Clerk of the Chapel,or individual members, or to collect subscriptions, butshall not interview members severally in such a manneras to delay the working of the office.

16. health Conditions.(a) Dark rooms must be thoroughly ventilated and

the cubic capacity must be in accordance with the Fac-tories and Shops Act.

(b) Flues or other satisfactory means of ventilation,to he approved by the Factories Inspector, to be pro-vided over all acid baths, which shall be so fitted thatall tunics and heavy gases are drawn off into the open

(r) Proper facilities shall be provided by the em-ployer for the employees to change their clothes.

(d) The employer shall provide a suitable place foremployees to wash their hands.

(e) Proper facilities shall be provided by the em-ployer so that clothing of employees, taken off duringworking hours, may be protected from the dust andfumes of the workroom.

(f) If artificial light is in use, effective shades shallbe provided by the employer to prevent eye strain. Arti-ficial light shall be so situated as to enable the em-ployees to work without unnecessary strain to the eyes.

1.7.Preference to Unionists.(No agreement was reached on this clause. It was

agreed, however, to register this Agreement subject tothe preference clause being submitted to an IndustrialBoard.)

18.Termination of Employment.Except as to casual workers, the employment is ter-

minable on either side by one week's notice given onany day or by payment of one week's pay, but for thefirst month of employment the hiring shall be from dayto day and during that period a day's notice or a day'spay shall be sufficient.

19.Definitions.When used in this Agreement, "Journeyman" shall

mean a worker 1% Ito has served (5) years in the indus-try: Provided that special arrangements shall be madebetween the Union and the employer in regard to anyperson employed in the Industry for twelve months priorto the date of this Agreement. Failing a satisfactoryarrangement the matter to be referred to the Board ofReference.

"Permanent employees" shall mean any worker whohas completed one (1) mouth's continuous employment.

20.Work not to be taken off Employer's Premises.No work shall be taken off the employer's premises to

be executed by any employee.

21.Board of Reference.(i) For the purposes of this Agreement, a Board of

Reference is hereby appointed, consisting of a Chairmanand (2) two representatives of the employers and (2)two representatives from the Union, nominated by theparties.

(ii) The parties shall submit the name or names ofpersons from whom the Chairman may be chosen by theCourt of Arbitration, but the Court may appoint anyother person as Chairman.

(iii) The Board shall hold its deliberations in pri-vate, unless the majority of the representatives of theparties or the Chairman otherwise decides.

(iv) A majority of the members, one of whom mustbe the Chairman, shall constitute a quorum.

(v) The Board may sit at such times and places asthe majority may decide and may adjourn from timeto time and from place to place.

(vi.) A member may resign at any time by certifica-tion in writing signed by him and served upon the Regis-trar of the Court. Any party may at any time vary itsrepresentatives and fill any vacancy.

(vii) All meetings of the Board shall be convenedby the Chairman by notice served upon the membersthereof.

(viii) The decision of the Board shall be the decisionof the majority of the members and shall be signed bythe Chairman and forwarded to the Clerk of the Court,who shall forthwith notify the parties.

(ix) The decision of the Board may be reviewed andaltered by the Court on application of any of the parties:Provided that notice of an application to the Court toreview such decision shall be given within seven daysfrom the date thereof to the Chairman and the oppositeparty and the application lodged with the Registrar ask-ing for such review within fourteen (14) days of such

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decision: Provided further, that all parties shall abideby the decision, unless and until the same is altered bythe Court.

(x) The functions of the Board shall be :(a) to settle, and/or determine any matters left to

the decision of the Board by this Agreement;(h) to settle, allow, determine and deal with any

matter or thing which the Court may fromtime to time refer to the Board;

(c) subject to the jurisdiction of the Court ofArbitration, generally to settle and/or deter-mine any dispute or questions arising out ofthis Agreement, except a matter involvingthe interpretation of any of the terms thereofor any variation in the rates of wages or anyother term thereof, excepting the matter re-ferred to in Clause 19 of this Agreement.

22.Apprentices.(1) The maximum numl,er of apprentices allowed to

any employer shall be in the proportion of one to everythree or fraction of three journeymen employed in any-one section by him. Provided that, where an employerhas two or more permanent journeymen employees indepartment, special arrangements may be made betweenthe Union and the employer as to what may he deemed_to he the quota. For the purpose of ascertaining the!umber of apprentices allowed to be taken at any time,the :LVOrtWe number of journeymen employed on allworking days of the twelve months immediately pre-ceding such time shall be deemed to be the number of.journeymen employed. Where all employer is himselfa journeyman working at the trade, lie shall he countedas a journeyman for the purpose of computing the num-ber of apprentices allowed.

The maximum number of apprentices shall not exceedfour (4) in any one section.

(2) The period of apprenticeship shall be for five (5)years.

(3) The minimum weekly wage payable to an appren-tice shall be:

During the 1st yearDuring the 2nd yearDuring the 3rd yearDuring the 4th yearDuring the 5th year

£ s. (1.

.. 0 15 0

.. 1 0 01 6 0

.. 1 17 0.. 2 16 0

(4) An apprentice shall be apprenticed to learn andshall be fully and thoroughly taught and instructed bythe employer ill one at least of the following branchesof the industry:

(i) Operating;(ii) Printing;(iii) Half-tone etching;(iv) Line etching;(v) Mounting, routing and finishing.

(5):(i) An apprentice to operating shall be taught and

instructed in the coating, sensitising, develop-ing, fixing, reducing and intensifying ofnegatives; the exposure of fine and coarsescreen (half-tone offset and line), wet and/ordry plate negatives, and the use and careof camera, screens, stops and filters.

(ii) An apprentice to printing shall be taught andinstructed in the preparation of and use ofsensitised and enamel printing solutions forcopper and zinc; and polishing, graining,coating, whirling, exposing and fixing underline and half-tone and offset, wet and dryplate negatives of zinc and copper plates,and stripping, ruling and ghosting of nega-tives and the use and care of arc lamps (andguillotine). He mast be taught all formulaeof solutions used in printing zinc, copper andoffset; he must lie taught the correct methodof printing from negatives, line half-tone dryplate and offset.

(iii) An apprentice to half-tone etching shall betaught and instructed in the etching of coarseand fine screen half-tone zinc and copperplates, and the use and care of acid and acidbaths.

(iv) An apprentice to line etching shall he taughtthe proper care and use of acid baths andmachines, ink rollers and slabs. He must betaught and instructed in the dusting and roll-ing methods of etching line, copper and zincplates, retouching, and stopping out for tints.

(v) Au apprentice t;o routing, mounting and finish-ing must be taught the proper care andoperation of such machines as:Router, saw,type-high heveller-planing machine, jigsaw,trimmer, and proof press, also bevelling andplaning by hand where there are no machines.

Ile must be taught mounting of zinc, cop-per and steel plates, including the mountingof colour plates in register. Finishing meansproofing of black and white. His instructionmust include piercing, anchor and vignette,Int:muting and proofing. In the last year ofhis apprenticeship he must be given theopportunity of learning colour proofing inpremises where this class of work is carriedout.

vi) Colour work applicable to each section shall betaught, the apprentices of that section dur-ing the last twelve months of his appren-ticeship.

(vii) Provided that, where any process above-men-tioned is not carried out in the ordinarycourse of business on the premises, the pro-vision as to training need not apply.

Apprentices shall he engaged miller the terms andregulations herein set forthm

(6) An employer shall be deemed to undertake thetidy which he agrees to perform as a duty enforceablelimier this Agreement-. The employer of every appren-tice slinll keep him constantly at work and teach suchapprentice, or cause hint to he taught the industry, craftoccupation, or calling in relation to which he is boundtilquentice, by competent instruction in a gradual andcomplete manner, and, he shall give such apprenticereasonable opportunity to learn the same, and receive,during the term of his apprenticeship, such technical,n'Ilde, and general instruction and training as nuty benecessary. And every apprentice shall, during the periodof his apprenticeship, faithfully serve his employer forthe purpose of being taught the industry, craft, occupa-tion or en tiing in relation to which he is bound, andshall also conscientiously and regularly accept suchtechnical, trade, and general instruction and training asaforesaid, in addition to the teaching that may be pro-vided by his employer.

(7) A Board of Reference, to be called the "Appren-ticeship Board," is hereby constituted, to consist of aChairman and six other members, three to be nominatedby the Metropolitan Master Process Engravers' Associ-ation and three to be nominated by the Printing Indus-try Employees' Union of Western Australia industrialUnion of Workers, Perth.

(8) The ,functions of the Board shall be as follows:--(i) 'I'n advise the Court as regards apprenticeship

matters in the Process Engraving Industrywithin the area covered by the Agreement and,in particular, on the following, heads:

(a) The appointment or re-appointment of exam-iners.

(b) The preparation of a syllabus for the courseof instruction from time to time.

(e) The methods of instruction to he followed.(d) The conduct of examinations of apprentices.(e) Schemes for the institutions of scholarships

and prizes.To receive monthly or other periodical re-

ports front the instructors for the purpose ofamending or correcting any laxity in attend-ance or conduct of apprentices at classes of in-struction.

To assist in selecting the best type of appren-tice and to advise upon ability of any person,firm, or company to effectively train an ap-prentice or apprentices, and to encourage andfoster the study of subjects bearing upon thetrade or occupation in the evening classes orother classes instituted for the purpose.

To advise the Court and parties interested asto what additional plant is required from timeto time for the effective training of appren-tices.

To assist in the promotion of classes for in-struction in branches of the industry notalready provided for.

To formulate and submit to the Court ascheme for the instruction of country appren-tices.

To consider and recommend improvementsin the training of apprentices from time toti me.

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(ii) The Apprenticeship Board shall hold its delibera-tions in private, unless a majority of the re-presentatives of the parties or the Chairmanotherwise directs.

(iii) A majority of members, one of whom must bethe Chairman, shall constitute a quorum: pro-viding that, in the ease of differences ofopinion between members representing the saidUnion of workers and members representingthe said Union of employers, the decision ofthe Chairman shall be accepted and taken asthe decision of the Apprenticeship Board.

(iv) The Apprenticeship Board may sit at such timesand places as the majority may decide andarrange from time to time, and place to place.

(v) The decision of the Apprenticeship Board maybe reviewed and altered by the Court on theapplication of any of the parties: providedthat notice of an application to the Court toreview such decision shall be given within sevenclays from the date thereof to the Chairman andthe opposite parties and the application lodgedwith the Registrar asking for such review, with-in fourteen days of such decision; providedfurther, that all parties abide by the decision;unless and until the same is altered by theCourt.

(vi) With the consent of the Court, either party mayat any time vary its nomination of represen-tative members.

(9) Every apprentice shall be employed on probationfor a period of three months, to determine his fitnessor otherwise for apprenticeship, and shall work only forsuch hours per day and for such remuneration as maybe prescribed by this Agreement. In the event of hisbecoming an apprentice, such probationary period shahbe counted as part of the term of apprenticeship.

Before completing such probationary period, the pro-bationer shall submit himself to an eyesight test andobtain a certificate of his fitness to be apprenticed tothe trade, and a copy of such certificate shall be at-tached to the notice of registration of the apprentice-ship.

(10) An employer taking an apprentice on probationshall, within fourteen days thereafter, register suchprobationer by giving notice thereof to the Registrarin the prescribed Form 1 (a) in Appendix, and if atthe date of coining into operation of this Agreementan employer is employing an apprentice or probationerwho has not been duly registered as such, he shall forth-with apply for the due registration of such apprenticeor probationer.

(11) The Court may, in any case where it seems expe-dient to do so, order that the probationary period Hofemployment be extended for a further period not ex-ceeding three Months.

(12) The Apprenticeship Agreement shall be com-pleted within fourteen days of the termination of theprobationary period.

(13). All agreements of apprenticeship shall be drawnup on Form 6 in Appendix, and signed by the employer,the legal guardian of the apprentice, and apprentice. Noemployer, guardian, or apprentice shall enter into anyagreement or undertaking purporting to add to, vary,alter or amend any such Agreement without the appro-val of the Court.

(14) The Agreement shall be executed in triplicate;and one part shall be held by the employer, one shallbe held by the legal guardian of the apprentice, and oneshall be retained by the Registrar.

(15) Every Agreement of Apprenticeship shall besubject to the provisions of the Agreement in force forthe time being applicable to apprenticeship in the in-dustry.

(16) Every Agreement of Apprenticeship entered intoshall contain:

(a) the names and addresses of the parties to theagreement;

(b) the date of birth of the apprentice;(c) a description of the industry, craft, occupation

or calling or combination thereof to which theapprentice is to be bound;

(d) the date on which the apprenticeship is to com-mence and the period of apprenticeship;

(e) a condition requiring the apprentice to obey allreasonable directions of the employer and re-quiring the employer and the apprentice tocomply with the terms of the Industrial Agree-ment, so far as they concern the apprentice;

(f) a. condition that technical instruction, whenavailable, shall be at the employer's expenseand shall lie in the employer's time;

a condition that, in the event of any apprenticein the opinion of the examiners not progressingsatisfactorily, increased time for technical in-struction shall be allowed at the employer'sexpense, during the fifth year of such appren-ticeship, to enable such apprentice to reach thenecessary standard;

(h) the general conditions of apprenticeship.(17) The Court may order the transfer of an appren-

tice from one employer to another, either temporarilyor permanently:

(a) if the employer does not provide the necessaryfacilities for the apprentice to become pro-ficient in his trade, or

(b) upon the application of the employer or theapprentice for good cause shown.

(is) The transfer of every apprentice shall be onForm 2 in Appendix and shall be made out in quadrupli-cate, and shall, unless the Court otherwise directs, besigned by the late employer or his assigns, the legalguardian of the apprentice, the apprentice and the newemployer. The transfer ferns shall be completed withinone month of the date upon which the transfer is orderedto be effected.

(19) The document of transfer shall be held one partby the late employer, one by the new employer, one bythe legal guardian of the apprentice, and one shall besupplied by the employer to and be retained by theRegistrar.

(20) Should an employer at any time before the de-termination of the period of apprenticeship desire to dis-pense with the service of the apprentice he may, withthe consent of the apprentice and guardian, transferhim to another employer carrying on business withinreasonable distance of the original employer's place ofbusiness, qualified and willing to continue to teach theapprentice and pay the rate of wages prescribed bythe Agreement, or otherwise, according to the total lengthof time served, and generally to perform the obligationsof the original employer.

(21) Every agreement' shall include a provision thatit may be cancelled, by mutual consent, by the employerand the legal guardian of the apprentice giving onemonth's notice in writing to the Court and to the partiesconcerned that such apprenticeship shall lie terminated.

(22) On the transfer or termination of any- appren-ticeship from whatever cause, the employer shall give theapprentice a certificate stating what time he has served,full particulars of the :branches of the trade or industryin which he has received instruction, the proficiencyattained, and shall also notify the Clerk of the Courtat the cause thereof.

(23) When an apprentice is discharged for cause theemployer shall send notice in writing of the dischargeand the cause thereof to the Cleric of the Court in Form8 in the Appendix.

(n) Na apprentice employed under a registeredagreement shall lie -discharged by the em-ployer for alleged misconduct until the regis-tration of the agreement of apprenticeshiphas been cancelled by order of the Court, onthe application of the employer.

(b) It shall not be obligatory to find the appren-tice another employer if he shall so miscon-duct himself as to entitle the employer to dis-charge him.

Provided, however, that an apprentice may be sus-pended by the employer for misconduct, but in any suchcase, the employer shall forthwith make an applicationfor cancellation of the agreement of apprenticeship, andin the event of the Court refusing same, the wages ofthe apprentice, or such portion thereof as the Court mayorder, shall be paid as from the date of such suspensionand, in the event of the application being granted, suchorder may take effect from the date when the apprenticewas suspended.

(24) Subject to regulation thirty-nine (30, time lostby the apprentice through sickness or any other causewhatsoever, may, with the consent of the Court, on theapplication of any party, be added to the original termin the Apprenticeship Agreement.

(25) In the event of an employer being unable toprovide the work for the apprentice, or to mutuallyagree with the legal guardian of the apprentice to cancel

(g)

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the agreement or arrange a transfer, application mayhe made to the Court to arrange for such transfer orto have such agreement cancelled.

(26) Where in any case an employer is temporarilyunable to provide work to employ an apprentice for Isisfull time, application may be made by the employer tothe Court for permission to employ the apprentice onother work in the factory or establishment.

(27) Every apprentice shall attend a Governmenttechnical school, vocational classes, or classes of instruc-tion, where provided, for instructions in such subjectsas are deemed necessary for his branch of the trade. Heshall be allowed necessary time off during his ordinaryworking hours to attend such classes. Any apprenticefailing to attend such classes when given time off forthat purpose, shall be deemed to have unlawfullyabsented himself from his employment and may have hiswages reduced accordingly.

(28) The fees for the classes attended by the appren-tice shall be paid by the employer.

(29) The period during which apprentices are toattend such technical school or classes shall be fourhours per week.

(30) Where instruction is provided for any branch ofthe trade, the method of training shall be as follows:

(a) The name of each apprentice, as soon as he isregistered as such, shall be forwarded by theClerk of the Court to the ApprenticeshipBoard, which shall keep a. waiting list of suchenrolments.

(b) The full course of instruction shall be designedto cover the first, second, third and fourthyears of the apprenticeship term: providedthat, in the event of failure to satisfactorilycomplete such course by the end of the fourthyear's instruction, the term may be extended(see Regulation 16 (g)).

(c) Each year's instruction shall be divided intotwo terms, ending June and November re-spectively.

Each session of instruction shall consist offour hours weekly.

The syllabus covering the whole four years'period shall be drawn up by the instructorsin collaboration with the ApprenticeshipBoard.

The instructors shall complete the course setdown by the syllabus for each term in timeto hold the terminal and annual examinations.

All practical work given out by the instructorsshall be entered upon a "Work Docket," andthis, with the student's first proof and finalproof shall he examined by the instructor,allotted the deserved number of marks, andcarefully preserved in a "Dossier," for refer-ence during and at the completion of hisstudent course. These practical tests shallbe recorded on a Special Form, which maybe inspected from time to time by membersof the Apprenticeship Board, who shall havethe right to snake periodical visits of in-spection during class hours.

(h) The instructors shall forward to the Appren-ticeship Board a monthly report of theattendances and conduct of students, suchreport to be in the hands of the secretary ofthe Board by the seventh day of the follow-ing month.

(31) Every apprentice shall be bound to submit him-self to examination by the examiners hereinafter pro-vided for.

(32) The Cleric of the Court shall notify examinersof the names and addresses of the apprentices requiredto submit themselves to examination.

(33) The examiners shall be persons skilled in thessdustry, one shall be nominated by the employers and

one by the workers, for each particular branch of thetrade. Failing such nomination or nominations, theCourt may appoint such person or persons as it maydeem fit. In the event of a disagreement between theexaminers, the matter in dispute shall be referred to theApprenticeship Board, at the request of any one of theexaminers, and the decision of such Apprenticeship Boardshall be final and conclusive.

(34) It shall be tlse duty of the examiners to exam-ine the work, inquire into the diligence of each appren-tice, and, where any apprentice fails to show progress,to inquire as to the opportunities provided by the em-ployer for such apprentice to learn, and to submit a

(d)

(e)

(f)

(g)

report to the Court in writing as to the result of theexamination within fourteen days from the date ofholding; the examination.

(33) Such examination shall include theory and prac-tice as applied to the trade, industry, craft, occupation,or calling to whirls the apprentice is indentured.

(36) The method of conducting the examination ofapprentices in those branches of the trade where techni-cal instruction is provided shall be as follows:

(a) Except in the case of the first examination, noapprentice shall be examined unless he hasgained a pass in the previous examination.

(b) The whole of the practical work of the examin-ation shall be performed at the technical schoolclassroom. (In those branches of the tradewhere no technical instruction is provided, theexamination shall be held at the factory wherethe apprentice is employed, and it shall bethe duty of the employer to provide such neces-sary material and machinery as may be re-quired and in all ways facilitate the conductof such examination.)

(e) The terminal (June) examination shall be fortheory only, and shall be conducted by the in-structors during the last week but one pre-ceding the end of the term. The questionsshall also be set out by the instructors, andthe written answers checked, and the deservedMarks allotted. These, with easel student'spractical work for the term under review, shallbe handed to the examiners, who shall approveor otherwise of the instructor 's decisions. Anydifference of opinion that cannot be agreedupon mutually shall be referred to the Appren-ticeship Board, whose decision shall be final.

(d) The examiners shall, during the month of June,make their annual visit of inspection to eachfactors- where apprentices are employed, andpersonally interview the employer( or foreman).and also the apprentice and shall satisfy them-selves as to the assiduity of the apprentice inhis daily work, and especially as to the facili-ties afforded lsim to enable him to make therequired progress in his particular branch ofthe trade.

(e) The examiners shall :present a report to the Courtas to the progress made by the students duringthe term, and at the same time forward acopy to the Apprenticeship Board. The ter-minal report shall also cover their inspection offactories.

(f) The annual examination shall take place in No-vember. The test papers shall be set by theexaminers in collaboration with the instruc-tors. The practical tests set during the termshall be checked by the examiners, who shallalso set each student a special practical test,which shall be performed under their directsupervision at the technical school classroomduring the second week of the examination.With these three results before them, viz., thewritten answers of the theory examinations,the term's progressive tests already marked bythe :instructors, and the special test judgedby themselves, the examiners shall draw uptheir annual report and submit same to theCourt at least three days before the date fixedfor the final day of the term. A copy of sudsreport shall be forwarded to the Secretary ofthe Apprenticeship Board.

(g) Marks shall be awarded for these examinationsas follows:

A first-class certificate shall be granted toall who secure 90 per cent. and over of marks.A second-class certificate shall be awarded tothose who secure 80 to 89 per cent. marks,while 70-79 per cent. shall entitle a student toa pass. Less than 70 per cent. marks shallnecessitate a student continuing his studiesanother term.

(h) At the conclusion of the student's course, heshall sit for his final examination, which shallbe conducted entirely by the examiners. Astudent securing marks totalling 96 per cent.and over shall be deemed to have attained"Honours" and shall be entitled to receive anadditional "Honours" certificate. A first-class certificate shall be granted to all whosecure 90 per cent. and over of marks. Asecond-class certificate shall be awarded tothose who secure 80 to 89 per cent. marks,

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while 70 to '70 per cent. of marks shall entitlea student to a pass. Less than 70 per cent.of marks shall necessitate a student continuinghis studies another term.

(i) The Registrar shall, after each examination, issuea certificate to each apprentice indicating (onForm 4 in the Appendix) the result of hisexamination, and the final certificate in Form5 in the Appendix.

(l) If the examiners report to the Court that anyemployer has not provided sufficient opportun-ity for the apprentice to learn, the employershall be deemed prima facie guilty of a breachof this Agreement. Upon any proceedingsagainst him in respect of such a breach thereport may be received in evidence.

(k) Any apprentice claiming to have cause for com-plaint regarding instruction, either in techni-eal school or in workshop, shall have the rightto appeal to the Apprenticeship Board.

(37) Such fees shall be paid by the Clerk to theexaminers as the Court shall allow.

(38) The employer shall pay the apprentice, in re-spect of time lost through compulsory military or navaltraining, the amount (if any) by which wages prescribedby the Industrial Agreement for the trade, calling, oreraft, occupation or industry exceeds the amount re-ceived by the apprentice from the Department of De-fence: provided, however, that this clause shall notapply to military or naval training imposed throughfailure to attend compulsory parades.

(39) All time lost by reason of compulsory militaryor naval training, other than the additional trainingmentioned in the above proviso, shall count as part ofthe apprenticeship.

(40) When an apprentice attends a technical schoolduring his ordinary working hours, the time so occupiedshall be regarded as part of the term of his apprentice-ship, and the employer shall not be entitled to make anydeduction from the wages of the apprentice for suchtime.

(41) If the Apprenticeship Board makes represen-tations to the Court that the facilities provided by thetechnical school or other place of vocational training forthe teaching of apprentices are inadequate, the Courtmay make such investigations and such report to theMinister controlling such technical or other such place,as it deems necessary.

(42) The term of apprenticeship may be extended bythe Court on the failure of an apprentice to pass anyof the examinations, and for such purpose it shall bethe duty of the examiners to make any necessary recom-mendation to the Court. Any extension of the term ofapprenticeship shall be subject to all the conditions andstipulations in the original Agreement, except as torates of wages, which shall be of such amount as theCourt may determine.

(43) Upon the failure of an apprentice to pass twoconsecutive examinations, it shall be the duty of theexaminers to report same to the Court, with a recom-mendation as to such remedial measure as they maydeem advisable. The Court, after notice to all partiesconcerned, may cancel the Agreement or make suchother order in the circumstances as it may deem neces-sary.

(44) The wages of an apprentice under this Agree-ment are subject to alteration by the Court when thewages of journeymen under this Agreement are re-viewed.

APPENDIX.Form 1 (a).

Clause 22, Subclause 10 of Agreement.To the Clerk of the Court of Arbitration.

Please take notice that ofhas entered my service on probation as an apprentice tothe trade on the day of19...

Dated the day of 19...

Employer's Signature.

Form 1 (b).Clause 22, Subclause 10 of Agreement.

To the Clerk of the Court of Arbitration.Please take notice that the undersigned have entered

into a contract of apprenticeship, whereby the employeragrees to teach and the apprentice agrees to learn the

trade, in accordance with the terms andconditions of the Agreement registered at the Courtdated the day of 19.

The term of service began on the dayof 19

The wages agreed to be paid by the employer to theapprentice are such as may from time to time be fixedby the Court of Arbitration for apprentices to the saidtrade.

Dated the day of 19.Signature of ApprenticeSignature of Parent or GuardianSignature of Employer

Form 2.Clause 22, Subclause 18 of Agreement.

3'o the Clerk of the Court of Arbitration.Notice is hereby given that

who entered my employ as an apprentice to thetrade on the day of 19. .hasbeen transferred to the employment of

Dated the day of 19.Signature of former EmployerSignature of new EmployerSignature of Legal Guardian

Form 3.Clause 22, Subelause 23 of Agreement.

To the Cleric of the Court of Arbitration.I hereby give notice that I have this day discharged

from my employment as an apprentice to thetrade who entered

my service on the clay of 19.The cause of the said discharge was

Dated the day of 19...

Signature of Employer.

Form 4.Clause 22, Subclause 36 (i) of Agreement.

I do hereby certify thatof has satisfied the examinersof his competency in the tradeat the examination proper toof his service as an apprentice.

Dated the day of 19.

Clerk of the Court of Arbitration.

Form 5.Clause 22, Subclause 36 (i) of Agreement.

Western Australia.CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY.

This is to certify thatof has served his full termof apprenticeship to the trade.

Signature of Employer.This is to certify that the abovenamed apprentice has

passed all examinations in accordance with the Agree-ment of the Court of Arbitration.

Dated the day of 19...

Signature of Board of Examiners.

Form 6.Clause 22, Subclause 13 of Agreement.

This Agreement, made the dayof One thousand nine hundredand , between(hereinafter called the employer), andof born on the dayof . . ....... 19... (hereinafter called the

508 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, [APRIL 2, 1937.

apprentice) andof (hereinafter calledthe parent or guardian), wituesseth as follows:

1. The said employer cloth hereby covenant with thesaid apprentice and the said parent or guardian thathe the said employer will

(a) Take and receive the said apprentice asapprentice for the full term of yearsfrom the day of One thousand ninehundred and

(b) To the best of power, knowledge,and ability teach and instruct, or cause to betaught and instructed, the said apprentice inthe trade of (inthe branch thereof).

(c) Pay the said apprentice at least such rates as areprovided by the now current Industrial Agree-ment, relating to the trade,and duly perform and observe all other thecovenants, conditions, and stipulations thereincontained so far as the same relate to theapprenticeship, during such time as the saidapprentice shall observe and perform the termsof this Agreement.

(d) On completion of the said term hand over to thesaid apprentice a cope of this Agreement, witha certificate to the effect that the said termhas been served: Provided that this shallbe conditional on the said apprentice servingthe said term and observing and fulfilling thecovenants herein.

That technical instruction of the apprentice, ifavailable in ordinary working hours, shall beat the expense of the employer and shall be inthe employer's time.

In the event of the apprentice, Cu the opinionof the examiners appointed by the ArbitrationCourt, not progressing satisfactorily, increasedtime for technical instruction shall be allowed,at the employer's expense, to enable the oppress-

. tire to reach the necessary standard.2. And the said apprentice and the said parent cove-

nant with the said employer that the saidapprentice during the said term will

(a) well, faithfully, and honestly serve the said em-ployer, as an apprentice in his trade or busi-ness aforesaid;

(b) willingly obey the lawful orders and commandsof the said employer, or of such of his repre-sentatives as he the said apprentice shall beplaced under in the said business;

not do or suffer to be done or committed anywaste, damage, or other injury to the propertyor goods of the said employer, or any firm orcompany of which he may be a member, or sellor lend them to any person without the con-sent of the said employer;

not unlawfully absent himself from the service ofthe said employer during working hours;

not by word or action induce other apprenticesto disobedience;

duly perform and observe the covenants, condi-tions, and stipulations contained in the nowcurrent Industrial Agreement so far as thesense relate to the Apprenticeship.

3. It is hereby further at-treed by and between theparties thereto:

(e)

(c)

(d)

(e)

(f)

(1) The apprentice shall not be entitled to receiveany pay for any time during, which he shallfrom any cause whatsoever be absent from theservice of the said employer without leave.

(2) Time lost by the apprentice through absencefrom any cause whatsoever shall be added tothe terns of this Agreement, and so that theamount of such lost time during any six-monthly period shall be made up before thenext ensuing period of six months shall bedeemed to commence.

If at any time during the said term the saidemployer shall die or cease to carry on hisbusiness aforesaid as now carried on by him,he or his executors, administrators, or assignsshall be at liberty within one month from thedate of such death or ceasing to carry on, toassign or transfer the said apprentice to someother employer upon and subject to the sameor the like conditions and stipulations as areherein contained: Provided that, if the saidemployer or his executors, administrators, or

(3)

assigns as aforesaid shall not within the saidperiod of one month be able to find anothersuch employer able and willing to accept theapprentice, then the said employer or his exe-cutors, administrators, or assigns as aforesaidshall have the right to discharge the saidapprentice and to terminate this Agreementby giving the said apprentice one week's noticein writing.

(4) That if the employer shall remove his businessto some place beyond the radius of three milesfrom his place of business at the date thereof,the parent and the apprentice may, within onemonth of such removal, by notice in writing,elect to have the apprentice transferred to someother employer within the said radius, if therebe one such able and willing to accept theapprentice, and on receipt of notice in writingof such election, the employer will use his ut-most endeavours to find such an employer andto obtain the transfer of the said apprentice,and it is further agreed, that if at the expira-tion of three months from date of such elec-tion there shall not have been found anothersuch employer able and willing forthwith toaccept the apprentice, then the parent and theapprentice, may by a further notice in writ-ing, claim to have this Agreement terminated.

(ii) If at any time during the said term the saidapprentice shall neglect or refuse to obey thelawful commands of the said employer or hisrepresentative, or shall commit a breach of anyof the covenants on his part herein contained,the said employer shall have the right, subjectto confirmation by the Court, to discharge thesaid apprentice and to terminate this Agree-ment by giving the said apprentice one week'snotice of his intention to do so.

(0) That upon the termination of this Agreement byany means before the expiration of the saidterm and confirmation by the Court, no pro-ceeding,s shall be taken by any one partyagainst the other or others in respect of any-thing width has taken place before the date ofsuch termination.

This Agreement may be cancelled by mutual con-sent by the employer and the legal guardian ofthe apprentice giving one month's notice inwriting to the Court.

_Anil fon the further performance of all and everyof the said covenants and agreements each of the saidparties bindeth himself to the other by these presents.

(7)

Signed, sealed, and delivered by thesaidin the presence of

(Signature of Employer.)

Signed, sealed, and delivered by thesaidin the presence of

(Signature of Apprentice.)

Signed, sealed, and delivered by thesaidin the presence of

(Signature of Parent or Guardian.)

Signed fur and on belie If of J. Gi bhneySons, Ltd., in the presence of

John Chappell.F. G. PARKER.

Signed for and on behalf of Art Photo.Engravers (C. W. McKinlay), in thepresence of

Johns Chappell.C. W. McKINLAY.

Signed for and on behalf of Williams &Sargant, Limited, in the presence of

,It N. WILLIAMS.

APRIL 2. 191I7.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 509

Signed for and on behalf of Perth ' igrav-ing Works (J. A. Hatch), in thepresence of

JOHN A. H A7.'CH.

Signed for and on behalf of C. L. McShane,in the presence of

John Chappell.C. L. MeSHANE.

Signed for and on behalf of The PrintingIndustry- Employees' Union of WesternAustralia Industrial Union of Workers,Perth, in the presence of

Helen McEntyre.R. H. MILLER,

President.

E. J. HOLMAN,Secretary.

[L.s.]

I\ TIIE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 56 of 1937.In the matter of Award, dated the 26th day of Sep-

tember, 1923, No. 33 of 1922, as amended, betweenthe Minister for Works and other Ministers of theCrown and the Perth Plumbers' Union, now knownas The West Australian Plumbers and Sheet MetalWorkers' Industrial Union of Workers, Perth (here-inafter referred to as "the Union"), and in thematter of an Application by the Union for theamendment of the said Award.

UPON hearing Mr. J. Coram, on behalf of the Union,and Mr. E. Thomas, on behalf of the Minister forWorks and other Ministers of the Crown, and by con-sent, and in pursuance of the powers contained in Sec-tion 90 of "The Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935,"the Court doth hereby order that the abovementionedAward be and the sante is hereby amended as follows:

Clause 2Hours:Strike out this clause and insert the following in lieu

thereof :Forty-four (44) hours shall constitute a week's

work. No day's work shall exceed eight (8) hoursforty-eight (48) minutes without payment of over-time. The week's work may extend over five (5)or six (6) days, at the option of the Minister con-cerned in each particular case.

Clause 3Wages:Strike out the words "twelve consecutive working

days" after the word "of " in line two of subelause(d) and insert the words "two weeks" in lieu thereof.

Clause 4Overtime and Holidays:Strike out the word "twelve" in the first line of

Subclause (g) and insert the words "two weeks" in lieuthereof.

Dated at Perth this 1st day of March, 1937.

By the Court,

T. P. DAVIES,Acting President.

[ SEAL.]

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 57 of 1937.In the matter of Award, dated the 30th day of April,

1931, No. 19 of 1930, between the Federated Moul-ders' (Metals) Union of Workers, Perth, Applicant(hereinafter referred to as "the Union"), and theMinister for Works and other Ministers of theCrown, Respondents, and in the matter of an Ap-plication by the Union for the amendment of thesaid Award.

UPON hearing Mr. B. L. Ellis, on behalf of the Union,and Mr. E. Thomas, on behalf of the Minister for Worksand other Ministers of the Crown, and by consent, andin pursuance of the powers contained in Section 90 of" The Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935," the Court

Both hereby order that the abovementioned Award beand the same is hereby amended as follows:

Clause 1Hours:Strike out this clause and insert the following in lieu

thereof :Forty-four (44) hours shall constitute a week 's

work. No day's work shall exceed eight (8) hoursforty-eight (48) minutes without payment of over-time. The week's work may extend over five (5)or six (6) days, at the option of the Minister con-cerned in each particular case.

Clause 5 Definitions:Strike out the words "twelve consecutive working

clays" in line two of Subclause (b) and insert thewords " two weeks" in lieu thereof.

Dated at Perth this 1st day of March, 1937.By the Court,

T. F. DAVLES,[SEAL.I Acting President.

ERRATUM.INDUSTRIAL Agreement No. 6 of 1937, between Thom-son's, Limited; Musgrove's, Limited, and The ElectricalTrades Union of Workers of Australia (Western Aus-tralian Goldfields Subbranch), Kalgoorlie, published inthe Government Gazette dated the 26th February, 1937,page 351:The number of the Industrial Agreementappearing in line 2 should be altered from No. 6 of1936 to No. 6 of 1937.

FRANK WALSH,Industrial Registrar.

25th March, 1937.

LOST CASH ORDERS.Agricultural Bank,

Perth, 31st March, 1937.THE undermentioned Cash Orders drawn by the Agri-cultural Bank have been reported lost and payment hasbeen stopped; it is proposed to issue fresh Cash Ordersin lieu thereof:

C.O. No 51838 (I.A.B. Drought Relief); value £50;A. A. Jeffery; 7/1/37; Geraldton.

C.O. No. 69689 (Fertiliser Subsidy) ; value £4 103.;A. Torrisi; 18/1/1937; Perth.

C.O. No. 67714 (Fertiliser Subsidy); value 15s.;S. J. Aiken; 27/11/36; Perth.

C O. No. 67555 (Fertiliser Subsidy) ; value £6; E. B.Clarke; 26/11/36; Perth.

C.O. No. 67799 (Fertiliser Subsidy); value £9; PercyJackson; 1/12/36; Perth.

C.O. No. 67804 (Fertiliser Subsidy); value 15s.; W.G. Sampson; 1/12/36; Perth.

C. ABEY,General Manager.

APPOINTMENTS(under Section 5 of "Registration of Deaths and Mar-

riages Amendment Act, 1907," and Section 2 of''The Registration of Births, Deaths, and Mar-riages Act Amendment Act, 1914").

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 31st March, 1937.

R.G. No. 57/33.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that Con-stable H. J. Mulls has been appointed to act, tempor-arily, as Assistant District Registrar of Births andDeaths for the Northam Registry District, to reside atKellerberrin, during the absence on leave of ConstableG. Ross; appointment to date from 14th April, 1937.

R.G. No. 64/34.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that Mr.W. Y. R. Gannon has been appointed to act, tempor-arily, as Assistant District Registrar of Births andDeaths for the Mount Margaret Registry District, toreside at Laverton, during the absence on leave of A.L. F. Taylor; appointment to date from 18th March,1937.

S. BENNETT,Registrar General.

510 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [APRIL 2, 1937.

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 31st March, 1937.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that the undermentioned Ministers have been duly registered inthis office for the celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia:

R.G. No. Date. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

Roman Catholic.21/1937 31-3-37 The Rev. Win. John Glory Belmont ... Perth.

Do. do. The Rev. John Brosnan ... West Leederville do.Do. do. The Rev. James Henebry Highgate Hill do.Do. do. The Rev. Edward Joseph Power Collie ... Wellington.

S. BENNETT, Registrar General.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Cox's Find Extended and Deeps, No Liability. Baltic Agencies, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office in NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofWestern Australia of the abovenamed Company is situ- Baltic Agencies, Limited, is situate at Third Floor,ate at A.M.P. Buildings, Kalgoorlie. Alliance Buildings, 96 St. George's terrace, Perth, and

Dated the 15th day of March, 1937. that such office is open to the public on all week daysSTONE, JAMES & CO.,

Solicitors for the Attorney of the saidCompany, 47 St. George's terrace,

(excepting Saturdays and public holidays) between thehours of 9 a.m. and 5 R.m. and on Saturdays from 9a.m. to 12 noon.

Perth. Dated this 24th day of March, 1937.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.

Triton Gold Mines, No Liability; Western Gold Mines,No Liability; Central Norseman Gold Corporation,No Liability.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof the abovenamed Companies is now situate at 4thFloor, Steamship Buildings, 168 St. George's terrace,Perth.

Dated this 22nd day of March, 1937.JACKSON, LEAKE, STAWELL & CO.,

Atlas Building. Esplanade, Perth,Solicitors for the said Companies.

TILE COMPANI ES ACT, 1893.The Adelaide Steamship Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe abovenamed Company is now situate at SteamshipBuildings, 168 St. George's terrace, Perth.

Dated this 22nd day of March, 1937.JACKSON, LEAKE, STAWELL & CO.,

Atlas Building, Esplanade, Perth,Solicitors for the said Company.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Rylands Brothers (Australia), Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 202 ofthe Companies Act, that the situation of the office of theabovenamed Company in Western Australia has beenchanged and is now located at Steamship Buildings, 168St. George's terrace, Perth.

Dated the 23rd day of March, 1937.PARKER & PARKER,21 Howard street, Perth,

Solicitors for the abovenamed Company.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.The Broken Hill Proprietary Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 202 of theCompanies Act, that the situation of the office of theabovenamed Company in Western Australia has beenchanged and is now located at Steamship Buildings, 168St. George's terrace, Perth.

Dated the 23rd day of March, 1937.PARKER & PARKER,21 Howard street, Perth,

Solicitors for the abovenamed Company.

.-11E WESTRALIAN WHIPPETS, LIMITED.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe abovenamed Company in Western Australia hasbeen removed from 365-367 Hannan. street, Kalgoorlie,to 297-299 Hannan street, Kalgoorlie, and such officeis accessible to the public between the hours of 9 a.m.and 5 p.m. on week days, except Saturdays and holi-days, and on Saturdays between the hours of 9 aan.and 12 noon.

Dated this 15th day of March, 1937.Westralian Whippets, Limited,

J. I. SHEILES,Secretary,

S. ROWSELL,Secretary.

MONARCH GOLD MINING DEVELOPMENTCOY., N.L.

(In voluntary liquidation.)NOTICE is hereby given that, at an extraordinaryspecial general meeting of Shareholders of the above-named Company, held on the 19th March, 1937, thefollowing special resolution was carried unanimously:That the Company be voluntarily wound up and thatJohn Hanley, of 6 City Mutual Buildings, St. George'sterrace, Perth, be appointed Liquidator for the purposeof such winding up.

A. G. CATCHLOVE,Chairman.

J. HAMLEY,Seer et ary.

Western Australia.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.

Selfridges (W.A.), Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe abovenamed Company has been changed from 21Howard street, Perth, to the office of R. Goyim Miller,Chartered Accountant (Aust.), First Floor, AustralasiaChambers, 68 St. George's terrace, Perth, and that thehours during which such office is open to the public forthe transaction of business are from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.and 2 p nr. to 5 p.m., from Mondays to Fridays inclu-sive, and from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.

Dated this 31st day of March, 1937.

PARKER & PARKER,Solicitors for Selfridges (W.A.), Limited,

Howard street, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.

Change of Registered Office.General Accident, Fire, & Life Assurance Corporation,

Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office inWestern Australia of the abovenamed Company hasbeen removed from Chancery House, Howard street,Perth, to St. George's House, St. George's terrace,Perth.

Dated the 25th day of March, 1937.

IL W. BAILY,Attorney in Western Australia

for the abovenamed Company.Hardwick, Forman, & Slattery, of Victoria House, St.

George's terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the above-named Company.

APRIL. 2, 1937.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 511.

II\T 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 toBaltic Agencies, Limited.

Bated the 24th day of March, 1937.

BOYLSON,Acting Registrar of Companies.

Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.

THE PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1895.NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto-fore subsisting between George Albert Willey andCharles Deno Willey, both of Leonora, Bakers, carryingon business at Leonora under the style of "WilleyBrothers," has been dissolved as front the 1st day ofMarch, 1937, by mutual consent. All the property, assets,and liabilities of the said late Partnership have beentaken over by the said George Albert Willey, who willhenceforth carry on the said business on his own account.

Dated the 16th day of March, 1937.

G. A. WILLEY.Witness to signature of the said George

Albert WilleyReg. B. Millar, J.P.

CHAS. D. WILLEYWitness to signature of the said Charles

Deno WilleyReg. B. Millar, J.P.

N. B. Robinson, Solicitor, Occidental House, St. George'sterrace, Perth.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of John Alexander Finlayson,late of Ora Banda, in the State of. Western Aus-tralia, Hotel Proprietor, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having any claims or demands upon or againstthe Estate of John Alexander Finlayson, of Ora Banda,in the State of Western Australia, Hotel Proprietor, de-ceased, are requested to send particulars thereof in writ-ing to the Executor, The West Australian Trustee,Executor, and Agency Company, Limited, of 135 St.George's terrace, Perth, on or before the 3rd day ofMay, 1937; and, farther, that after such date the saidExecutor will distribute the assets of the said deceasedamongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard onlyto the claims and demands of which the Executor shallthen have had notice.

Dated the 22nd day of March, 1937.

S. HOWARD-BATH,Solicitor and Agent for E. M. Heenan,

Solicitor for the Executor, TheWest Australian Trustee, Executor,and Agency Company, Limited.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Harold Joseph Brown, lateof Narrogin, in the State of Western Australia,Solicitor, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having any claims or demands against theEstate of the abovenamed Harold Joseph Brown, arehereby required to send in full particulars thereof inwriting to the Executrix, care of the undersigned Soli-citor, on or before the 3rd day of May, 1937; and, fur-ther, that at the expiration of such last-mentioned datethe said Executrix will proceed to distribute the assetsof the Estate of the said deceased amongst the personsentitled thereto, having regard only to the claims anddemands of which she shall then have had notice.

Dated the 22nd day of March, 1937.

N. B. ROBINSON,of Occidental House, St. George's

terrace, Perth, Solicitor for thesaid Executrix.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Joseph George Kieran,late of 7 Fanner street, North Perth, in the Stateof Western Australia, Retired Publican, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsagainst the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are re-quired to send particulars of the same in writing to theExecutor, care of L. W. he Morfey 44 St. George'sterrace, Perth, on or before the 3rd day of May, 1937,after which date the said Executor will proceed to dis-tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the per-sons entitled thereto, having regard-only to those claimsand demands of which the said Executor shall then havereceived notice.

Dated this 23rd day of March, 1937.

LIONEL WESTON de .MOLEY,of 44 St. George's terrace, Perth,

Solicitor for the Executor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of 'William Mu Han, late ofHarrismith, in the State of Western Australia,Farmer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the Estate ofthe abovenamed William Mullan, deceased, are herebyrequired to forward full particulars thereof in writingto the Executrix of the Will of the said deceased, careof Bird & Williams, Solicitors, Federal street, Narrogin,on or before the 3rd day of May, 1937, after which datethe Executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of theEstate amongst the persons entitled thereto, having re-gard only to the claims of which she shall then havehad notice.

Dated this 23rd day of March, 1937.DWYER, DURACK & DUNPHY,

Solicitors, 33 Barrack street, Perth,Agents for Bird & Williams, ofFederal street, Narrogin, Solicitorsfor the Executrix.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN'AUSTRALIATROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Estate of ,Tolut William Burbidge,late of Junction Hotel, Gascoyne Junction, via Car-narvon, in the State of Western Australia, Hotel-keeper, deceased (intestate).

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having anyclaims or demands against the Estate of the above-named deceased are hereby required to send full parti-culars thereof in writing to the Administratrix, care oftime undersigned, on or before the 2nd day of June, 1937,after which date the said Administratrix will proceedto distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst thepersons entitled thereto, having regard only to thoseclaims and demands of which she shall then have hadnotice.

Dated the 20th day of March, 1937.

KOTT & LALOR,of City Mutual Buildings,

62 St. George's terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the Administratrix.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of James Morrison, formerlyof Meckering, in the State of Western Australia,Farmer, and 7 Kathleen street, Cottesloe, in thesaid State, Retired Farmer and Freeholder, and 181.Oxford street, Leederville, in the said State, Store-keeper, and late of Hopetoun terrace, West Subiaco,in the said State, Retired Farmer, deceased.

ALL creditors and other persons having claims againstthe Estate of the abovenamed deceased are hereby re-quired to send particulars of such claims in writing tothe Executor Alfred Evans, of 102 Broome street, Cot-tesloe, in the said State, Retired Prospector, on or be-fore the 3rd day of May; 1937, after which date thesaid Executor will proceed to distribute the assets ofthe said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto,having regard only to those claims of which particularsshall have been given as aforesaid.

Dated this 24th day of March, 1937.

FRED CURRAN,37-39 Padbury Buildings,

Forrest place, Perth,Solicitor for the Executor.

512 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Arm, 2, 1937.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will and Second, Third, Fourth,and Sixth Codicils thereto, of Henry Campbell(sometimes known as Harry Campbell), late ofBoologoora. Station, Carnarvon, in the State ofWestern Australia, Pastoralist, deceased.

ALL claims against the Estate of the abovenamedHenry Campbell (sometimes known as Harry Camp-bell), deceased, must be sent in writing to the Execu-tors, care of The West Australian Trustee, Executor,and Agency Company, Limited, of 135 St. George's

terrace, Perth, on or before the 2nd day of June, 1037,after which date the Executors will distribute theiisse'.s of the said deceased among the persons entitledthereto, having regard only to the claims so sent in.

Dated the 24th day of March, 1937.

DARES SHIRE & GILLETT,Commercial Bank Chambers, 42 St. George 's ter-

race, Perth, Solicitors for The West AustralianTrustee, Executor, and Agency Company,Limited ; Hubert Harry Wilson Campbell, andRobert Aiwin Campbell, the Executors of theWill and Codicils of the abovenamed deceased.

ESTATES placed under the charge of the Curator of Intestate Estates for Management during the Month of March, 1937 :

No. Name of Deceased. Residence.

Estimated Value ofSupposed ' Date of 1 Date of

Death.Personalty. Realty.

Nationality. 1 Order.

361/34

205/36

16/37

17/37

22/37

43/3747/37

263/37

19,/37

20/37

38/37223/36

60/37

2i'37

39/3742/37

61/37

339/36

:374/36

9/37

29/37

41/37

54/37

56/37

58/3763/37

Meech, Isabella

Higgins, Joseph

Moran, Michael

Muller, Frederick ...

Parkin, Thomas Edward

Johnsen, jorgen AlfredKennedy, John Gibson

Mason, William

Patton, James Murray

Piazzola, Guiseppe (alsoknown as GuiseppiPiano la and Joe Pica-zola)

Mackey, WilliamMcInerney, Edith (also

known as Ada Mc-Inerney)

Healy, Thomas Chris-topher

Bolger, Frank ...

Tibbenham, Robert Abel:Bellshaw, Richard ...

Sullivan, Mary ...

Hayward, Charles Thoma

Rosenow, AdolphusAugustus

Bannister, William

Iguchi, Toyozo

Foley, Patrick ...

Hodges, John ...

Ramsey, James... ...

Anderson, William ...Hughes, Charles Stokes

Gray street, Norwood,in the State of SouthAustralia

formerly of Payne'sFind but late of Dal-Iranian

Railway Hotel, Kal-goorlie

58 Piesse street,Boulder

formerly of Wom'mu.Hills but late of 12Beaufort street, Perth

Bulong159 Newcastle street,

PerthPlains Station,

Broomeormerly of Claremont

but late of ShentonPark

173 Aberdeen street,Perth

Boyanup248 Hannan street,

Kalgoorlie

Houston, in HarrisCounty, in the Stateof Texas, UnitedStates of America

' Bo-Peep " Stationvia Sandstone

Dalwallinu57 Eleanor street. Ger-

aldtouIllogan'S Lane, Kil-

larney, County Kerry,Irish Free State

Forrest River Mission,Wyndham

formerly of Nullagine,but late of. Port Hed-land

i 101 Bank street, Car-lisle

formerly of Geraldton,but late of Wooroloo

formerly of Bayswater,but late of Glenda-lough," Leederville

formerly of Northam,but late of Clare-

montformerly of Kurrawam.,

but late of ClaremontBunburyKookynie

s. d. s.British 2-3-37 Ali/ 500 0 0 13-4-3:1

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48 2 7 21-5-36

1 1610;

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9-11-36

16-11-36

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19-1-37

9-10-36

29-1-37

7-2-37

30-1-378-1-37

Dated this 1st day of April, 1937. J. H. GLYNN,Curator of Intestate Estates.

APRIL 2; 1937.] GO T NMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 513

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In Twa au COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA, PROBATE JURISDICTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the Estates of the undermentioned deceased persons (ordersto collect and administer whose Estates were granted to me by the said Court under "The Curator of Intestate Estates Aot,1918") are hereby required to send particulars of such claims to me on or before the 2nd day of May, 1937, after whichdate I will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased persons among those entitled thereto, having regard only tothose claims of which I shall then have had notice.

Dated at Perth the 1st day of April, 1937. J. H. GLYNN,Curator of Intestate Estates.

Name. Date of Death. Date of Order. Address. Occupation.

Hayward, Charles Thomas

:Rosenow, Adolphus Augustus

Bannister, WilliamIguchi, Toyozo

9-11-36

16-11-36

2-1-3719-1-37

25-3-37 Forrest River Mission, Wynd-ham

formerly of Nullagine, butlate of Port Hedland

101 Bank Street, Carlisle ...formerly of Geraldtou but late

of Wooroloo

Gardener.

Miner.

Cook and gardener.Gardener.

Foley, Patrick ... 9-10-36 formerly of Bayswater butlate of Glendalough,Leederville

Labourer.

:Hodges, John 29-1-37 formerly of Northam but lateof Claremont

do.

Ramsey, James ... 7-2-37 formerly of Kurrawang butlate of Claremont

Woodearter.

Anderson. William ... 30-1-37 Buubury Labourer.:Hughes, Charles Stokes 8-1-37 Kookynie Prospector and pen-

sioner.

No Lice of D:ty appointsTHE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.

,/ or proceeding with Public Examination adjourned sine die.

Debtor's Naine. Address. Description. j Court. No. ofClatter.

Date fixed forproceeding with

Examination.!Jour.

Percy Tucker Prince Residing at 142 1 Shoe retailer!.!,hie street, Fre-Iintle, and carry-:

e!: on business atstreet,

manile

SupremeCourt ofWestern

Australia

22 of1910

14th day of April,1937

10.30 a.m. Supreme Court,Perth.

Dated this 25th day of Mare 1937.II. S. (IRO FPS,

(Rhein]. Receiver in Bankruptcy,Supreme Court, Perth.

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