WESTERN AUSTRALIA.€¦ · Perth and Rottnest, and vice vers(t 1i p Albany and Breaksea, and vice vel'S" and per ton. Tender to be endorsed "Tender for T,.ansport." During the year

OF

WESTERN AUSTRALIA. [Published by Authority. ]

No. 43.] THURSDAY, S 25. [ 1890.

No. 4383.-C.S.0.

PROCLAMATION m£$tcm g\llstm!ia,

tu fuil.

(L. s.)

MALCOLl'l:f FRASER, Admillistrator.

By His Excellency SIR lYIA.LCOLlIT

FRA.SER, Knight Comml1nder of the

Most Distinguished Order of Sl1int

Michl1el l1nd Sl1iut George, Adminis

trl1tor of the Government in l1nd

over the Colony of Western Aus

tralil1 l1nd its Dependeneies, &c.,

&c., &c.

WHEREAS the Legislative Council now stands

prorogued unt.il Tuesday, the 14th day of

Oct.ober; AND "WHEREAS it is expedient further to

prorogue the same: Now THEREFORE I, the said

Administrator, in exercise of the powers in me

vested, do by this my Proclamation further prorogue

the said Legislative Council from Tuesday, the 14th

day of October, to Tuesday, the 4th day of Novem

ber next ensuing.

Given under my hand and ~ssued under the

Public Seal of the said Colony, at Govern

ment House, Perth, this 18th day of Sep

tember, 1890.

By His Excellency's Command,

OCT. BURT,

Acting Colonial Secretary.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN! ! !

No. 43t\9.-C.S.0. Colonial Secretary's Office,

Pe1·th, 24th September, 1890.

H IS Excellency the Administrator has, subject to the approval of the Right Honorable the

Secretary of State for the Colonies, been pleased to make the following appointment:-

W. A. GALE to be Registrar of Bmnds, l1nd Registrl1r of Pl1tents and Trade Ml1rks, vice the bte G. C. Knight, dccel1sed.

No. 4390.-C.8.0.

By Command,

OCT. BURT,


Colonial Secl'etary's Office,

21fJ" Pm·th, 24th September, 1890.

A FURTHER supply of the Progress Reports (1 to 8) of the Victorian Royal Commission

on Vegetable Products having been received, copies can be obtained on application at this Office.

No. 4391.-C.8.0.

By Command,

OCT. BURT,


Colonial Secreta,·y's Office,

3%ii9 Perth, 24th September, 1890.

H IS Excellency the Administrator directs it to be notified that he has received a Return of the

Election of 1,7i[ ASHINGTON MATHER to serve on the Municipal Council of Fremantle, as Councillor for the West "Ward, vice William Farmer.

By Command,

OCT. BURT,


706 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

No. 4392.-0.S.0. Oolonial Secl'etary's Uffice,

2tr%8 Pel'1;h, 24th September, 1890.

H IS Excellency the Administrator directs the publication, in accordance with the provisions

of Section 1 of the 47th Vict., No. 21, of the following Private Bonded Warehouse License granted to Messrs. W. D. Moore & Co., of Fremantle.

By Command,

OCT. BURT,


A. "The Private Bonded Warehouses Act, 1883,"

47 Vict., No. 21.

License for the Warehonsing of Dutiable Goods.

I, SIR MALCOL~I FRASER, K.O.M.G., Administrator of the Government in and over the Colony of Western Australia and its Dependencies, do hereby, under and by virtue of the powers in me vested by "The Private Bonded Warehouses Act, 1883," license the private warehouse building or place of security hereinafter described, that is to say: one Stone Building, situated at the corner of Nairn and Packenham Streets, Fremantle; and do appoint the same to be a Private Bonded Warehouse, iu which the goods subject to Custom duties and specified in the Schedule hereunder written may be kept and secUl'ed without payment of duty upon the first entry thereof; And I bereby grant this license to Messrs. W. D. Moore & Co., of Fremantle, occupiers and owners of the said warehouse, but subject in all respects to the terms and conditions of and contained in the" Regulations made by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council under the provisions of 'The Private Bonded Warehouses Act, 1883,''' published in the Govel'mnent Gazette of the said Colony, on the Twenty-first day of February, One thousand eight lumdred and eighty-four, and subject also to any other Regulations made or to be made in that behalf.

Schedule of Goods above referred to ,-

First, second, third, and fourth Schedules of the Tariff Act, 51st Victoria, No. 23 (except dangerous goods).

Given under my hand at Perth, in the said Colony of Western Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, the 9th day of September, One thousand eight hundred and ninety.

No. 4384.-C.S.0.

JllIALCOLM FRASER,

A. dministrator.

Oolonial Sec)'etary's O'/fice,

Perth, 18th Selltembe!', 1890.

I T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Administrator, in Executive Council, has by

virtue of the powers conferred on him in that behalf by the third section of "The Municipal Councils Titles Act, 1885," been pleased to changfl the name, style, and title of the Municipal Council of Roebourne, from the name, style, and title of "The Council and Burgesses of the town of Roebourne," to the name, style, and title of "The Mayor, Councillors, and Burgesses of the town of Roebourne."

And it is also notified that His Excellency the Administrator, in Executive Council, has by virtue of the said power been pleased to change the style and title of the Chairman of the Mnnicipal Council of Roebourne, to the style and title of "Mayor."

By Command,

OOT. BURT,


No. 4385.-0.S.0. Colonial Secretary's Office,

Perth, 18th September, 1890.

H IS Excellency the Administrator, in Executive Council, under the powers conferred upon

him by the 4th Section of "An Act to provide for the Destruction of Goats within the precincts of the Municipality of Geraldton" (45 Victoria, No. 3), has been pleased to extend the provisions of the said Act to the Municipality of Roebourne.

By Command, OOT. BURT,


No. 4393.-C.S.0. Oolonial Secretary's Office,

3 tit' Pe!·th, 24th SiYptembe)', 1890.

H IS Excellency the Administrator directs it to be notified that he has received a Return of the

Election of the following persons to serve on the undermentioned Roads Board, during the current year.

IRWIN ROADS BOARD. CHAIRlIIAN.-S. J. Phillips. MEl\1BERS.-S. F. Moore.

F. Pearse. F. L. Burges. W. E. Wass. M. J. Morrissey. C. F. Bayliss.

AUDIToR.-James Nairn.

By Command, OCT. BURT,


No. 4386.-C.S.0. Oolonial Secretary's Office,

Perth, 23rd Selltember, 1890.

H IS Excellency the Administrator directs the publication of the following Notice to

Mariners, for general information.

By Command, OCT. BURT,


NO'l.'ICE TO MARINERS. No. 27 of 1890.

COOKTOWN HARBOUR.

POSITION OF SUNKEN VESSEL "ROYAL DUKE."

N OTICE is hereby given, that 3 white lights in a triangle are exhibited from sunset to sunrise on the

schooner" Royal Duke" DOW lying sunk at the Railway Wharf, Cooktown Harbour.

T. M. ALMOND, Portmaster.

Department of Ports and Harbours, Brisbane, 1st September, 1890.

AppointIllent. (Under Act 35th Vict., No. 3.)

H IS Honor the Acting Chief Justice has been pleased to appoint John BredisholmMuirhead,

of Pirie Charn bel's, Pirie Street, Adelaide, South Australia, Solicitor, a Commissioner to administer Oaths, and to take and receive Affidavits, Declarations, &c., to be used in the Supreme Court of West Australia; also to take acknowledgments of Deeds executed by Married Women.

F. A. MOSELEY, Registrar Supreme Court.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. 707

Tenclers for Annual Contracts for the Year 1891. No. 4387.-C.S.0.

Colonial SeCc)'eta?-y's Office, Perth, 23rd September, 1890.

rrENDERS FOR COLONIAL SERVICE (endorsed "Tender for ..................... ," us the case may be) will be received at this Office until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 19th

NOVEMBER, 1890, from persons willing to contract for the performance of the following Services during the year 1891:-

I.-GENERAL SUPPLIES 4.-SWEEPING CHIMNEYS Of the fol101ving articles at the undermentioned Stations; to be delivered in such quantities and at such times as may be required:-

At Perth, Fremantle, Albany, Bunbury, York, Newcastle, Geraldton, Guilclford, Busselton, "\Yilliams, Rottnest Island:

Fresh Meat, @ per m. Salt Beef, @ l)er It. 20 per cent. Flour @ per It., and at per ton of 20001t8. Fine Flour, @ per It. Bread made from 20 per cent. Flour, @ per It. Ditto from fine Flour, @ per 1t. 'rea, Sago, Blue, Soda, Candles, Sugar, Oatmeal, Linseed

Meal, Starch, Potatoes, Rice, Soap, Tobacco, Salt, Bran, Coffee, Coffee ground, Hops, Arrowroot, Butter, Pepper, ]}iustard, Cheese, Vegetables, and Raisins, at per fij.; Cotton wick, Kerosene wick, @ per doz., jiin., lin., 1~· in.

Sheeting Calico, @ per yard. Separate Samples of all but Meat and Vegetables must

accompany tcnders for each service. Gin, Brandy; Wine, Port, Sherry, or Colonial; English

or Colonial Porter (Bottled), Vinegar, Lime Juice; Colza, Paraffine, and 1500 test Kerosene Oil, @ per gallon.

Pipes, @ per dozen. Eggs, @ per dozen. Leeches, @ per dozen. Coil' for beds, @ per ewt. Milk, @ per gallon. Firewood, @ per cord of 128 feet, to consist of Banksia,

to be delivered and stacked by the Contractor when and where required, and subject to measurement on delivery.

Firewood for Rottnest to l)e Banksia wood, in billets of 9 inches diameter and three feet in length.

Firewood @ per cord, or Co~l @ per ton, for Breaksea Ishtnd, King George's Sound, deliyerecl on the Island,

Firewood for Fremantle to he @ 1) er eord, delivered at the Gaol and Asylum.

'fhe whole of the supply to be of unexceptional quality, and su bj ect to approval or rej ection by officers or persons duly deputed by the Government.

The ]'lour to be warranted to keep good for six months after delivery.

Fresh me~t to be delivered d~ily, when the G0vernment or its representative may consider it practic~ble, and in proportion of three days' supply of JYlutton to four days' supply of Beef per week, or alternate clays of each. V'{hen Beef is issued, fore and hind quarters, or portions thereof, are to be delivered alternately; six inches ftt least to be cuL off the hough and neck bones. JYlutton to be delivered in carcasses, excluding heads, necks, shanks below the knee, and hough joints.

The Government reserves the right to cancel the contract for Meat at the end of lY1arch, 1891.

The ordinary ration of Vegetables to consist of 1lt. of Potatoes; but when demanclecl by the Government, and in season, the following equivalents must be supplied twice a week: Pumpkins, 2115s.; or Turnips, Carrots, or Cabbage, 1tlt.; or Onions, tlt., for every pound of Potatoes.

All supplies must be delivered in good and sound packages; Flour sacks will be returned to the Contractors; other packages will be retained free of charge.

Tender to l)e endorsed "Tender for General SltppUes fo')' 1891."

2.-CARTAGE That may be required at Perth and Fremantle during the year 1891-irrespective of Colonial Store Department.

Tenders must state the rate per trip and per day, for one, two, or three-horse teams respectively.

Tender to be endorsed "Tender for Cartage."

3.-WATER TRANSPORT Between the undermentioned places during the year 1891 :

Fremantle and Rottnest, and vice verso' 5 at '1i} tri Perth and Rottnest, and vice vers(t 1i p Albany and Breaksea, and vice vel'S" and per ton.

Tender to be endorsed "Tender for T,.ansport."

During the year 1891, at Perth, Fremantle, Geraldton, and Albany.

Tender to be endorsed "Tender for Sweeping Chimneys." To sweep and clean the fireplaces and fiues of the several

Government Buildings at Perth, Fremantle, Champion Bay, and Albany dnring 1891. The Contractor to, so far as it is practicable, give immediate attention to the orders sent; and should a fiue remain Lillswept 36 hours after such an order has been giYen, other persons will be employed, at the Contractor's cost, to do the work.

A sum to be stated for each and eyery fireplace and fiue to be so cleaned and swept.

5.-CESS PITS. To empty and clean the Cess Pits, Privies, Earth

Closets, and Urinal Pits at all the Government Buildings, during 1891. '1'he Buildings to which these contmcts pertain are :-

Perth.-Government Offices, POOl' House and Quarters, Barmcks, Railway Station, Police Stations and Quarters, Hospitals, Telephone Exchange, Legish1tive Council Chamber, Supreme Court House, Immigration and 1YIilitary Offices, Lithogmphie Offices, Printing Office25 ,md Quarters, Government House, Domain, and Gardons.

Fre1ncmtle.-Prison, 1"larders' and Officers' Quarters, Police and Water Police Station and Quarters, Harbor Master and Pilot's Office and Quarters, Lunatic Asylum, Railway Station and 'Workshops, Post Office, Customs and Public Latrines.

Albany, l Bunb1tl'Y, All Government Offices, Police Vasse, Stations [md Quarters, Railway ~ ToocZyay, I Stations, Hospitals, Residencies, Y01'k, I Court Houses, Gaols. Challll/Jion Bay, J Tender to be endorsed" Tender fot· Cess Pits."

a.-TRUCKING. To undertake the Trucking 011 the undermentioned

Jetties during the year 1891, in accordance with the undermentioned terms and conditions. AllY necessary explanation will be afforded by the Collector of Customs, Fremantle, the Government Hesidents, Albany and Gel'aldton, and the Hesident Magistrates at Bnnbury, Busselton, and Carnarvon :-

Albany, Busselton, Geralclton, Dongara, BunbuJ'Y·

Tender to be endorsed" TencZc)' for Tnw7cing at ....... . (as the case may be).

Oonditions of the W 01·7.; to be performed cmcl Rates to be chm'gecZ by Oontractor f01' T1'lwking.

l. The Contractor to perform all the trucking to and from the shore end of the Jetties, and to find labor for loading and discharging the trucks. Trucks will be found by the Government, and kept in repair except when damaged through carelessness.

2. The Contractor to be responsible for all loss or damage during transit, and in loading or discharging goods from the trucks.

3. The Contractor to place and stow all goods as directed by the Customs Officer in charge of the sea and shore end of the Jetty.

-1. All the trueking to be charged per ton and be C01nputed in accordance with the scale published in the Govcrnmwnt Gazette of the 8th November, 1881.

5. When the trucking is ordered by the Principal Officer of Customs after the usual hours, during holidays, and on Sundays, the work must be performed by the Contractor.

6. Preference to be given to bonded goods so that none of such goods remain on the Jetties after 3 1).m. on all days except Saturdays, when they must be removed by noon.


Tenders for Annual Contracts for the year lS91.-Continued.

7. The Contractor and his servants to be amenable to the existing Jetty Regulations.

8. The Contractor not to be compelled to load trucks with goods placed more than three yards from the rails, nor to place goods discharged from trucks more than three yards from the rails; if a further distance is required, a special arrangement may be made with the owner of the goods.

9. For performing the above services the Contractor will be permitted to charge one shilling and sixpence per ton, as per scale published in the Govemnwnt Gazette of the 8th November, 1881, on all goods trucked to and from the sea and shore end of Jetties.

10. For goods trucked after hours, on holidays (on permission being obtained for so doing from the Principal Officer of Customs or Officers in charge of Jetties), the contractor will not l)e allowed to charge more than 2s. 6d. per ton, but he will be permitted to make speeial arrangements with parties requiring his services.

11. .A. bond of £300 for .A.lbany and Geraldton and £100 for all other jetties, with two sureties in similar amounts, will be required for the due performance of the Contract, and the Contract to terminate at any time on the Government giving one month's notice.

12. When a Jetty needs repair such as to interfere with the traffic, the trucking must be done in a way most advantageous under the circumstances, and no remission of rent will be made.

13. The Principal Officer of Customs to have the right to settle all disputes between truckers and owners of goods, and to fix aud determine charges for trucking such goods on which dispute may hereafter arise, whether fixed or not by any previous scale for calculating tonnage.

14. The Principal Officer of Customs' decision in all such matters to be final, so far as they do not interfere with the laws existing in the Colony.

15. 'l'hat any tender accepted for the service during 1891 will not commence until these conditions are sicrned by the tenderer and his sureties. b

7.-BURIAL of PAUPERS. To undertake the Burial of Paupers at Perth,

York, Bunbury, Albany, Newcastle, Vasse, Guildford, Fremantle, Champion Blty, Roebourne, and Northam, during the year 1891. Tenders must state the price for the burial of an adult or child, respectively.

Tenders for Perth to state the price of any extra coffins that may be required.

Contractors to find pall and everything necessary for properly conducting the funeral.

Tender to be endorsed" Tender for Btwial of Paltpers."

S.-BOOTS and SHOES. To contract for the performance of the following

service during the year 1891:-

To supply boots and shoes for inmates of Gaols, POOl' Houses, and Lunatic Asylum, and any other branches of the service that may require them, to be delivered in such quantities and at such times as may be required, at Perth, Fremantle, Albany, Bunbury, York, Newcastle, Geraldton, Guildford, Busselton, Williams, Roebourne, Rottnest Island.

Tender to be endorsed "Tender f01' supply of Boots and Shoes."

The Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender for any of the abovenamed services, and reserves to itself the right of accepting a portion of a tender.

The supplies to be delivered at such places and times as may be required by the Government or person deputed by it.

The Contractors will be liable for any expense which may be incurred by the Government III

consequence of the non-performance of their contracts. Payments to be made monthly, and for g'eneral supplies for the quantities actually consumed in

the month. No transfer of any Contract will be permitted, without the p1'evious consent of the Government. Each Tenclet· must beet?' the .bona fide signcdures of two responsible and approved sU1'6ties, who will be

required to be bound for the due performance of the Contract, under a penalty of about one-fourth of the estimated sum to be paid under each contract. Parties are requested to be careful in drawing up their Tenders, which should be in strict conformity with this Notice.

Forms of Tender may be had on application to the various Resident Magistrates, and at the Public Offices, Perth; and nO tender will be entertained unless rendered on the prescribed form.

By His Excellency's Command, OCT. BURT,


Tenders for Annual Contracts for the Year 1891. No. 4388.-C.S.0. Colonial Sec1'etary's Office,

Perth, 23rd September, 1890.

TENDERS FOR POLICE SERVICE (endorsed "Tender for ........................ ," as the case may be) will be received at this Office until noon of FRIDAY, the 28th NOVEMBER,

1890, from persons willing to contract for the performance of the follo.ving Services during the year 1891 :-

I.-SHOEING POLICE HORSES .A.t the undermentioned Police Stations, during the year 1891 :-

Albany Cru:narvon Greenollgh Ashburton Derby Hamelin Bannister Dongara Kimberley Goldfield Bllnbury Encla Junction, Lyons & Gascoyne Briclgetown Esperance Bay J arrahdale Beverley Geraldton Kojonnp Busselton Gingin Mount Wittenoom

Tenders to state the rate per set, and for removes.

JYIount Gould lYlonnt Barker Northampton Northam Newcastle Pinjarrah Victoria Plains

Police Horses to be shod to the satisfaction of the Officer in charge of the District.

Williams River ,VYlldham York Southern Cross Roebourne

Horses not in the Police Force, but the property of the Local Government, must be shod at the same rate as Police Horses.

Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Shoeing H01·ses."


Tenders for Annual Contracts for the year 1891.-Continued.

2.-BARLEY or OATS for POLICE, or other HORSES employed on PUBLIC SERVICE,

for 1891. To be supplied and delivered, as required, at the several Police Stations named, at per bushel of 501b8.

~:C?Ji~~e: ~J~~~~il:' Albany ... 330 J armhdale 132 Ashburton 264 Bannister 132 Bunbury 264 Bridgetown 150 Beverley 200 Busselton 132 Carnarvon 300 Champion Bay... 350 Derby... 500 Dongam 264 Esperance Bay 200 Eucla ... 132 ]'remantle 300 Guildford 200 Gingin ... 132 Greenough 200 Hamelin 132 Kojonup 26'1 Lyons and Gascoyne Junction 200 Mount Barker... 200 Northampton 264 Northam 200 Newcastle 264 Perth 1000 l'injarrah 132 Rockinghmn 132 Roebuck Bay 26'1 Victoria Plains 150 Williams River 264 W yndham 300 York 330 Southern Cross 200 Roebourne 500

The Barley or Oats to be of first-rate quality, and delivered at the Contractor's expense on or after the 1st January, 1891, in such quantities and at such times only at the above-named Stations as may be demanded in writing by the Officer in charge of such Stations, and to be subject to approval on delivery.

The Government does not bind itself to take from the Contractor the whole quantity tendered to be supplied, unless demanded in writing as above.

Tender to be endorsecl "Tende)' for Ba~'le1J or Oats fo), Police Horses."

3.-HAY for POLICE or other HORSES employed on PUBLIC SERVICE for 1891.

Good Sown Wheat or Oat Hay, to be supplied and delivered at the several Police Stations named, at per ton of 2,2401bs.

Albany Jarrahdale Ashburton Bannister Bunbury Bridgetown Beverley ... Busselton Carnarvon Champion Bay Derby Dongara Esperance Bay ... Ellcla Fremantle Guildford Gingin ... Greenough Hamelin .. . Kojonup .. . Lyons and Gascoyne Junction Mount Barker Northampton Northam Newcastle Perth Pinjarrah Rockinglmm Roebuck Bay Victoria Plains ... "Villiams River ... '\Vyndham York Southern Cross ... Roebourne

Chaff pressed in bags.

Pl'obahle qn::mtity required: tons.

15 6

12 6

12 6 9 6

15* 15 24* 12 12 6*

12 9 6 9 6

12 9* 9

12 9

12 48

6 6

12* ()

12 15* 15

9 25*

The Hay to be of first-rate quality, and delivered at the Contractor's expense on or after January 1st, 1891, in such quantities and at such times only at the above-named Stations as may be demanded in writing by the Officer in charge of such Stations, and to be subject to approval on delivery.

The Government does not bind itself to take from the Contractor the whole quantity tendered to be supplied, unless demanded in writing as above.

Tender to be endorsed" Teadet for Hay for Police H01·ses."

4.-For the Supply of Bedding to the above Stations, and (with the exception of the Perth and Fremantle Stations) the removal of the Mannre therefrom.

The Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender for any of the above-named services, and reserves to itself the right of accepting a portion of the tender.

The whole of the supplies to be of unexceptional quality, and subject to approval or rejection by officers or persons duly deputed by the Government.

The supplies to be delivered at such places and times as may be required by the Government or persons deputed by it.

No transfer of any Contract will be permitted, without the previou,s consent of the Government. Each T(';[uZer 1nu,st bea1' the bona fiele signcdu,1'es of two responsible and approved stL1'eties, who will be

required to be bound for the due performance of the Contract, under a penalty of about one-fourth of the estimated sum to be paid under each contract. Parties are requested to be careful in drawing up their Tenders, which should be in strict conformity with this Notice.

Forms of Tender may be had on application to the various Resident Magistrates, and at the Public Offices, Perth; and no tender will be entertained unless rendered on the prescribed form. It is not necessary to forward clnplicate tenders; one tender forni properly filled up and witnessed, both as regards the Contractor and his sureties, will suffice.

By His Excellency'S Command, OCT. BURT,



TENDERS ACCEPTED. Works and Buildings' Department,

Perth, 22nd September, 1890.

TOMKINSON, THOS.,

York.-Residency, Additions and Alterations to, £61 10s.

BUNNING, BROS.,

Perth.-Bookcases for Legislative Chamber, £29 10s.

BUNNING, BROS.,

Perth.-Legislative Chamber, Tracery front to Reporters' Gallery, £25 10s.

McATEE, JOHN,

! ¥andurah Road.-Barragup Bridge-execute re'pall'S to, £127 10s.

GEORGE T. POOLE, Colonial Architect.

Works and Buildings' Depa,.tment, Pel'th, September 24th, 1890.

TEND~RS (endorsed" Tender for Perth-Legisla~lve Assembly Buildings-Repairs, Paintiug,

DecoratIng, and Cleaning") will be received at this Office until noon of Tuesday, the SOth September, fr~m . persons willing to execute certain repairs, paIntIng, decorating, and cleaning to the Legislative Assembly Buildings.

The Specifications can be seen at the Works and Buildings' Department.

The Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender, and will require a deposit of a sum of Five pounds with each and all tenders in amount under One hundred pounds, and deposit of 5 per centum on amount with all tenders amounting to over One hundred pounds, as security for the ente;ing into a contract for the performance of the servIce.

Forms of Tender may be had on application to the various Resident Magistrates, and at the Public Offices, Perth; and no tender will be entertained unless rendered on such form.

GEORGE T. POOLE, Director of Public Works.

Works and Buildings' Department, Pe?·th, 17th September, 1890.

TEND ERS (endorsed "Tender for Fremantle Sheds at Jetty approach, 1st Section ") will be

received at this Office until noon of Wednesday, the 8th October next, from persons willing to erect certain Sheds at the approach to the sea Jetty, Fremantle.

Plans and Specification may be seen and full particulars obtained at the Works and Buildings Department, and at the Court House, Fremantle.

The Govel'l1ment does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender, and will require a deposit of a sum of Five pounds with each and all tenders in amount under One hundred pounds, and deposit of 5 per centum on amount with all tenders amounting to over One hundred pounds, as security for the entering into a contract for the performance of the service.

Forms of Tender may be had on application to the various Resident Magistrates, and at the Pul:Jlic Offices, Perth; and no tender will be entertained unless rendered on such form.

GEORGE T. POOLE, Director of Public Works.

NOTICE.

General Post Office, Perth, 10th Septmnbm', 1890.

TENDERS (endorsed" Tender for [as the case may bel

Mail") will be received at this office until noon of Friday, the 21st November, 1890, for the conveyance of the undermentioued Mails, for one, two, or three years, viz.;-

1. From the Newcastle Post Office to the Railway Station, and vice ve~'sa, twice daily, or oftener if required, in a spring vehicle.

2. From the N ortham Post Office to the Railway Station, and vice versli, twice daily, or oftener if required, in a spring vehicle.

S. From the Post Office at Fremantle to the Post Office at Rockingham, and vice versa, once a week, in a spring vehicle.

4. From the Post Office at Guildford to Belmont on the Perth-Guildford Road, and vice V81'Sa, three times a week, on horseback.

5. From Gingin to Yatheroo, and vice versa, calling at the various homesteads en ro~de for the delivery and collection of correspondence, once every four weeks, on horseback.

6. From the Post Office at Roeboul'l1e to Tableland, and vice versa, via Wilkerson's, Langwell, Croydon, Pyramid, Lutherinuna, and W oodbrook, once every four weeks, on horseback.

7. From the Post Office at Roebourne to the Post Office at Pilbarra, and vice versa, via Mallina and Egina, in a four-wheeled vehicle or on horseback, once every four weeks.

8. From the Post Office, Northam, to the Post Office at Newcastle, and vice V81'Sa, via Irishtown, Bardeen, and Bucklands, then via the Chitibin Road, Mugga Muggin Rock, thence to Wongamine, N unile, and Newcastle, retul'l1ing by the same route, once a week, on horseback.

9. Between the Preston Post Office and the residence of Mr. J. Charles, on the Preston River, calling at the various homesteads en ro~de, for the delivery and collection of correspondence, once a week, on horseback.

10. From Geraldton to the Post Office at Narra Tarra, and vice versa, via Messrs. Mills and Morrissey's homesteads, once a week, on horseback.

n. From Balingup to Warren (Bl'ockman's) via, Bl'ooklands, Fel'l1dale, The Junction, Dudenallup, Tangannup, and Lower Blackwood Bridge, and vice versa, once a week, on horseback.

12. From Roebourne to MeR sI's. H. & W. Woolhouse's via Mardie, calling at the homestead of Messrs. Clarkson Ix, Stewart, and vice Ve1'Sa, once a fortnight, in a spring vehicle.

IS. For the conveyance of Mails, when required, in a steam launch, from the Albany Town Jetty to the steamers of the Peninsular and Oriental and Orient Steam Navigation Companies, and from the said steamers to the said Town Jetty.

Full particulars as to this contract can be obtained on application to the Postmaster at Albany.

14. For the conveyance of the Post Office Mails, letters and letter bags, as required, from the Post Office at Albany to the Railway Station, and from the Railway Station to the Albany Post Office.


Also, for the convevance of all Mails from the Post Office to the Town Jetty and vice verscZ, as often as required, in a spring' vehicle. ~

15a. Between On slow and the station of Messrs. A. Hicks & Co., vi(Z the stations of Messrs. Forrest, Burt & Co., G. & R. W oolhouse, Knight & Cumming, McRae & Harper, H. Higham, and Hooley & New, and vice versa, once a fortnight, in a spring vehicle.

15b. The same service, with an extension to Messrs. Throssell & Bresnahan's station.

16. From York to Southern Cross VilZ Malebelling, Youlldegin, and Mooranoppin, and vice versc1, once a week, in a four-wheeled vehicle.

17. From York to Dangin ViCf Green Hills, and vice versa, on horseback, once a week, combined with the following fortnightly service from Dangin every alternate week:

(a.) From Dangin to Cuttening vicZ Mount Stirling and Mount Caroline, and vice versa" and

(b.) From Dangin to W ogalin via Caroling, and vice Ve1"Sa.

The arrival and departure of Mails will be subject to instructions from the Postmaster General, and liable to alterations at any time during the year.

Every tender must bear the bona fide signatures, duly witnessed, of the tenderer, and of two responsible persons willing to become bound for the due fulfilment of the Contract, in a sum not exceeding the gross amount of the Contract for the whole period over which it extends.

Every Tender must be accompanied by the written consent, duly witnessed, of persons proposed as bondsmen as herein before provided, to execute the bonds as aforesaid for the due performance of the Contract, in the event of such Tender being accepted.

When mails are conveyed in wheeled vehicles, a free passage must be provided for any officer of the Postal and Telegraph Department travelling on duty.

The Government reserves the right of terminating the Contract at any time, by giving three months notice to the Contractor.

Special forms of Tender, with conditions attached, may be obtained on application to the various Postmasters, and at the General Post Office, Perth; and no Tender will be entertained unless rendered on the prescribed form.

The Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.

R. A. SHOLL, Postmaster General and

General Superintendent of Telegraphs.

Postal and Telegraph Department, General Post Office,

Perth, 15th Jt~ly, 1890.

APPLICATIONS in writing will be received from youths not under sixteen years of age,

desirous of becoming ~ proficient in Telegraphy, and entering that department of the pnblic service.

During the first six months applicants will be required to attend the Telegraph Office at Perth, without salary; at the expiration of the first six months, should any candidates show that they have not attained the required standard of efficiency, it will be optional with the Government to dispense with their further service.



General Post Qjfice,

Perth, 12th September, 1890.

rr"lENDERS (endorsed "Tender for Lineman's J.. Carts '') will be received at this Office until

Wednesday, the 1st October, for supplying four Telegraph Lineman's Carts, with covers, and six sets leading and shaft harness complete.

Length 5' 2" Width 3' 8" Height of whee1s 4' 6"

Width 2" x ! tyre Springs to be 7 plates 0' 2" Axle ... 0' l!1!' 4

Wheels and spokes to be manufactured from York gum. Other frame work of carts to be of white gum.

The Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.

Further particu1ars may be obtained upon application to the Superintendent of Telegraphs.



Tenders Accepted for Firewood for Eastern Railway.

Railv)ay Depa?·tment, Perth, 17th SeptembeJ', 1890.

LEATHER, LOT,

100 cords, at Log Landing, @ 6s. 5d. per cord. CHIFNEY, WM.,

200 cords, at 80 Mile, @ 9s. per cord. BURKINSHAW, W.,

200 cords, at Smith's Mill, @ 7s. 3d. per cord.

EVANS, JOHN,

300 cords, at Beverley, @ 9s. per cord.

LEATHER, LOT,

300 cords, at Chidlow's Well, @ 7s. per cord.

EVERETT, G., 100 cords, at Clackline (2' lengths), @ 10s. 6d. per

cord.

CLAYTON T. MASON, Commissioner of Railways.

Cossack Town Lots.

NEW ALLOTlIIENTS SURVEYED.

C'l"Otvt1 Lands' Office, Perth, 26th .Augt~t, 1890.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, that the following lots in Cossack TOWllsite have

recently been surveyed, and are now open for sale by public auction under the existing Land Regulations.

The lots are nnm berecl from 177 to 246, 250 to 274, 276 to 285, 296 to 310, 312 to 325, 339 to 347, 349 to 353, 355 to 378, 381 to 384, and 386 to 420, inclusive.

The following lots have been reserved: 247, 248, 249, 275, 286 to 295 inclusive, 311, 326 to 338 inclusive, 348, 354, 379, and 380.

JOHN FORREST, Commissioner of Crown Lands.


Western Australia.

Grown Lands' Office, Perth, 23rd Septernbe?', 1890.

H IS Excellency the Administrator has been pleased, on the recommendation of the Fre

mantle District Roads Board, to declare the following Minor Road :-

312

Starting from the North-east corner of Cockburn Sound Location 112, and extending in a North-north-easterly direction, passing by the Western boundary of Pensioner Lot P 177, to the South-east corner of Cockburn Sonnd Location 8; thence North along East side of the Western boundary of Swan Location 73, to the Southern shore of Melville Water in Swan River. This route to be known as «'lhe Stock Route."

The Notice of this road Gazetted on 23rd August last is hereby cancelled.


Westerll Australia.

Grown Lands' Office, Perth, 24th Septernber, 1890.

H IS Excellency the Administrator has been pleased, on the recommendation of the Gas

coyne Roads Board, to declare the following Main Road:-

314

A road, one chain wide, from Carnarvon to Williamberg, passing by Yanget Pool, Bibbawarra, Mungagee, Cardabia, Shaw's Tank, Yankee's Tank, Moodogoora, Ngabarryarra, MUllgadall, Middalya, and Windealbidya, crossing the Minilya River near Middalya Station.


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NOTICE.

Grown Lancls' Office, Perth, Augttst 27th, 1890.

H IS Excellency the Administrator in Council, under the powers conferred upon him by the

Land Regulations, has been pleased to order that all the Timber growing in the Harding River, from where it enters the marsh upwards through Roebourne to where the East Harding branches from it, and for half a mile on each side of the said Harding River, shall be preserved from cutting, and that all Timber Licenses issued shall not apply to such area.


Registrar General' s Office, Pe?·th, Septernber 22nd, 1890.

I T is hereby notified, for general information, and in accordance with Section 14 of 19 Victoria,

No. 12, that the undermentioned Clergymen of the Church of England have been duly registered in this Office for the Celebration of Marriages in the Colony of Western Australia:-

Name.

Robert Elliott George Peacock Metcalfe Regillald Arthnr Adams

Residence.

Carllarvoll Roebourlle

Do.

WALTER A. GALE, Registrar General.

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Crown Lands' 0.lfice, Perth, 23rd September, 1890.

H IS Excellency the Administrator has been pleased to set apart, as Public Reserves, the land described in the Schedule below, for the purposes herein set forth ;-

Recordod Number.

1662

1680

1681

1682

1683

1684

--

1685

1690

1691

1692

1694

1695

1696

1697

Content. i a. r. p. I

640 0 0

5 0 0

122 0 0

100 0 0

1 0 0

1 o 32

0 2 20

1 1 8

,

0 2 28

7 3 14

1 0 8

1 1 4

0 1 33

0 3 0

RESERVES.

Town or District, and Description of Boumlurics.

North-West.-Bounded by lines starting from the telegraph line from Roebourne Eastward, and extending South to spot situate 153 chains East and 500 chains South from the South-east corner of Roebourne Townsite; then East 150 chains North to the telegraph line, and n,long it Westward to the starting point.

Williams (near Wagin Lake).-Bounded on the North by the road from the Al'thur River to 'vVagin Lakc townsite; on the South by an East and West line 7 chains in length; on the East by a line extend-ing South about 7 chains 62 links from sn,id road Southward from a spot on its Northern side 2 chains Eastwn,rd from the I-mile post from Wn,gin station; and on the West by a line extending about 6 chains 67 links South from said ron,d, 7 chains 'Vest from Eastern boundary.

WiUiams (125-mile Albany roa(l).-Bounded by lineH starting from the Western side of the Perth-Albn,ny road at the South-east corner of Williams Location 56, and extending 'Vest along its Southern boundary to the Nort,h-east corner of Williams Location 182; thence South ahout 53 chains, East about 30 chains, passing along the Northern boundary of Williams Location 306 to the said road, and along its Western side Northwards to the starting point.

Williams (Hillman Rivel'}.-Bounded on the East by the Hillman River; on the North and South by lines extending West therefrom and situated respectively 16 chains 67 links North, and 16 chains 67 links South from the intersection of the said river with the road from Darkan to the Arthur River; and on the West by a North and South line 33 chains 34 links in length, so situated as with the other boundaries to include 100 acres.

Williams (Wagin Lake).-Town Lots 6, 7, 8, and 9, between Upland Street and Upland Lane.

Williams (Wagin Lake).-'l'own Lots 18 and 19, fronting on Upland Street.

Williams (Wagin Lake).-Town Lots 82, 83, and 84, l)etween Traverse Street and Trent Lane.

KojomLp (B"oome Hill).-Lots 7, 8, 34, and S 27, between Laveter Street and Knightley Street.

Purpose for which made.

Police paddock.

Cemeteries.

Stopping place for travellers and stock.


Court House, &c.

Schools, &c.

Post and Telegraph Offices.

Public purposes.

I

Kojonup (Katanning).-Town Lots 61, 62, and 63, fronting on Olive I Public purposes. Street.

Kojomtp (Katanning).-Bounded on the South1vard and Weshva1'd by 9 chains 80 links of Cliff Street, and 8 chains of Carew Street; the opposite boundaries being parallel and equal, and bearings true.

Recreation.

Kojomtp (Katanning).-Lots 62 and 63, between Bokarup Street and Schools. Bokarup Lane.

Kojonup (Katanning).-Lots 31, 32, 33, and 34, between Argent Courthouse, &c. Street and Albion Lane.

KojonlLp (B"oo1)w HilIJ.-Lots 19 and 20, fronting 011 Journal Street. Post and Telegraph Offices.

Kojonup (Bl'oome HilL).-Lots 55, 56, and 57, between Ivy Lane and Schools. Iona Street.

714

Recorded Content. Number. a. r. p.

1698 15 0 0

1699 5 0 0

1700 100 0 0

1701 3 3 17

1702 100 0 0

1703 300 0 0

1704 10 0 0

1714 320 0 0

1715 320 0 0

1716 320 0 0

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

RES E RV E S-contimwd.

Town or District, and Description of Boundaries.

Kojonup (Broome HiU).-Bounded on the S01~thward and Eastwa1'd by lines extending respectively 15 chains South-westward, parallel to the North-west boundaries of Lots 117, S. 15 to S. 20, and 10 chains North-westward in prolongation of the North-eastern boundary of Lot 117, from a spot 1 chain North-westward from its Northern corner; the opposite boundaries being parallel and equal, and bearings true.

Kojonwp (Westfrom Broome Hi~~).-Bounded on the North by a road froIll Kojonup to Broome Hill Station, via Ivy Street; on the West-ward by a line extending South about 5 chains 45 links from said road, at a spot 91 chains Eastward from the North-east corner of Special Occupation Lease 2;; f; on the S01~th by a line extending East about 9 chains 96 links; and on the East by a line extending North about 4 chains 59 links to the aforesaid road.

Kojonup.-Bounded on the North by a road extending East-south-eastward from the North·east corner of Kojonup Location 38 towards Broome Hill; on the West by a line extending South from said road, passing along the East boundary of said Location 38; on the East by a line parallel thereto and at a distance of 30 chains East therefrom; and on the S01tth by an East and West line 30 chains in length, so situated as with the other boundaries to include 100 acres.

Kojonup.-Bounded on the South and East by lines extending West 11 chains 4 links and North 6 chains 99 links from a spot situate 1 chain North from the North-east corner of Kojonup Location 208; and on the North·west by a line 13 chains 6 links in length, con-necting the Western and Northern extremities of the above bound-aries respectively.

Kojonwp.-Bounded on the S01dh by the road from Kojonup to Katanning; on the West by a line extending North about 37 chains therefrom, passing along part of the Eastern boundary of Special Occupation Lease No. 843; on the East by a line extending North about 20 chains from said road towards the South.west corner of Kojonup Location 92; and on the N07·th by an East and West line about 35 chains in length.

Kojonup.-Bounded on the South by the road from Kojonup to Broome Hill; on the West by a line extending North through a spot 40 chains West from a peg on North side of said road situate 21 chains Eastward from the 19-mile post; on the North by a line ex· tending East 80 chains; and on the East by a line extending South to said road; the northern boundary being so situated as with the other boundaries to include 300 acres.

Willia'l1ls (Wagitt Lake).-Bounded on the N07·thward by 9 chains 80 links of the proloRgation eastward of Wentworth Street; on the South1vard by 9 chains 80 links of the prolongation eastward of Vernal Street; on the Westward by 10 chains 20 links of the eastern side of a street 1 chain wide, on the East side of Lots 7, 21 and 22; and on the Eastwa7'd by a line parallel and equal to the western boundary.

K0omtp.-Bounded on the South and East by lines extending West 50 chains and North 64 chains from a spot situate 25 chains East and 32 chains South from a soak in the left bank of the Pallinup River, about 40 chains Westward from post 0'11 near Kybelup Pool; and by opposite boundaries parallel and equal.

Kojon1/p.-Bounded on the N07·th and East by lines extending West 50 chains and South 64 chains from the North·west corner of Kojonup Location 170, and by opposite boundaries parallel and equal.

Kojonup.-Bounded on the North by a West line about 28 chains from the North·west corner of Kojonup Location 117; on the West by a South line about 65 chains, passing through a spot 1 chain East of the North·east corner of Kojonup Location 260; on the South by an East line about 69 chains; and on the East by Locations 152, 151, and 117, to the starting point.

Purpose for which mude.

Recreation.

Cemetery.

Public purposes.

Public purposes.



Recreation.

Stopping place for traveller and stock.

Stopping place for traveller s and stock.

Stopping place for traveller s and stock.

Recorded Content. Number. n. r. p.

1717 290 0 0

1718 1 0 0

1719

1721

1723

1724

1726

1727 4 3 36

1728 4 o 36

1729 0 1 37

1730 2 3 24

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

RES E R V E S--continuecl.

T01Yn or District, and Description of Bouudarics.

Kojomtp.-Bounded by lines starting from the North-west corner of Kojonup Location 49 at Nigalup, and extending West 13 chains to the South-west corner of Location 99, North about 17 chains 46 links, vVest 40 chains, Routh 58 chains 92 links, then East 53 chains in prolongation of the South boundary of Kojonup Location 260, and finally North about 41 chains 46 links to the starting point.

Roebourne.-Town Lot 300, being a square block of land about 400 yards South-east from the present Well (Reserve No. 1411), and about 100 yards from the East branch of the Harding River.

Roebourne.-Town Lots 224 to 229 inclusive, and 245 to 248 in-elusive.

Cossack.-Town Lot 247

Cossack. -Town Lot 248



Cossack.-Town Lots 286 to 295, inelusive


Cossack.-Town Lots 326 to 337, inclusive

Cossack.-Town Lot 338 ... ... ... .. . ... .. . ...

Cossack.-Town Lot 348 ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

Cossack.-Town Lot 354 ... ... ... .. . ... ... ...

715

l)urpose for which made.


Public pound.

Recreation.

Public purposes.

Public purposes.

Public purposes.

Public purposes.

Public purposes.

Public purposes.

Public purposes.

Public purposes.

Public purposes.

Public purposes.

-. '.,--;-----+------------------------;----------

1731 3 016

1732 5 323

1733 5 2 16

1734 1640 0 0

1735 640 0 0

1736 640 0 0

Cossack.-Town Lot 379 ... ... ... .. . . .. ." . ..

Cossack.-Town Lot 380 ... ... ... ... ... .. . ...

Cossack.-Town Lot 385 ... ... ... ... '" '" ...

Wmiams.-Bounded on the North and East by lines extending vVest 80 chains and South 80 chains from a spot 280 chains West of the South-east corner of ,\Villiams Location 277, and by opposite boundaries parallel and equal; to include a swamp about It miles South- ! east of Williams Location 110 at Norring Lake.

Winiams.-Bounded on the West and Bouth by lines extending North 80 chains and East 80 chains from a spot about 2 miles East from the South-east corner of Williams Location 125 at Queerearrup Lake, and by opposite boundaries parallel and equal; to include a swamp on the track from the Beaufort River to Boyerine Pool.

Williams.-Bounded on the Bottih by a West line of 88 chains 75 links, passing along the South boundary of Williams Location 6 at the Beaufort Bridge, on the Perth-.Albany Road; on the East by a North line of 80 chains passing along the East boundary of Location 2, and by opposite boundaries parallel and equal; excluding Williams Locations 1, 2, and 6.

Recreation.

Public purposes.

Public purposes.


Stopping place £01' travellers and stock.

Stopping place £01' travellers and stock.


RES E R V E S-continued.

lteco1'ded Content. Numher. a. 1'. p. Town or District, and Description of Boundaries. Purpose for which made,

1737 64,0 0 0 Williams.-Bounded on the East by a North line of about 14 chains Stopping place for traveller from the Beaufort River, in prolongation of the East boundary of and stock. Poison Lease ;sh, thence West 80 chains, thence South about 94 chains, and finally by the right bank of the Beaufort River upwards to the starting point.

1738 640 0 0 Wellington.-Bounded on the SMtth and West by lines extending East Stopping place for travellers 80 chains, and North 80 chains, from a spot situate about 10 chains and stock. East and 30 chains North from the North-West corner of Williams I Location 162, at Moodiarrup; and by opposite boundaries parallel and equal.

1739 3000 0 0 Kojonup.-Bounded on the N01·th by 250 chains of the South bound- Stopping place for travellers aries of Poison Leases oh and 2 h; on the West by a South line of and stock. 120 chains, being a part of the Eastern boundary of Poison Lease oh; and by opposite boundaries parallel and equal.

1740

1

640 0 0 Wellington.-Bounded on the West by a North line of about 55 Stopping place for travellers chains from Survey Post S 25 on the Blackwood River; on the North and stock. by an East line of about 120 chains, and on the Eastwa1'd and South-

I ward by the Arthur and Blackwood Rivers downwards to the starting

I point.

1741 640 0 0 Nelson.-Bounded on the East by about 60 chains of the West Stopping place for travellers , boundary of Special Occupation License 7/1324 near Condinup Pool; and stock.

on the Sottth by a West line of about 150 chains; and on the Westwa1'd , and Northward by the left bank of the Blackwood River.

1742 640 0 0 Nelson.-Bounded on the North and West by lines extending East 80 Stopping place for travellers chains and South 80 chains from the North-east corner of Conditional and stock. Purchase License ! ~ at Culicup on the Dinninllp Brook, opposite boundaries parallel and equal.

and by

1743 1 o 28 Beverley.-Sllburban Lot 73 ... ... ... ... . .. . .. Cemetery for Roman Catho-lics.

1744 I 9 226 Beverl"y.-Suburban Lot 54 ... ... ... ... ... . .. Public utility.


Nor-rIOE. GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

I N accordance with the Railway Act, 1878, 1879, and 1881, the land described in the following Schedule will, with the approval and consent in writing of His Excellency the Governor, on and after this day

be entered upon and taken for the purposes of the GUILDFORD to CHIDLOW'S WELL RAILWAY. CLAYTON T. MASON,

Railway Department, Commissioner of Railways. Perth, 23rd September, 1890.

NUMBER IN THE OWNER. OCCUPIER. SURVEY OFFICE.

QUANTITY OF LAND TAKEN. REMARKS.

A. R. P.

207a Swan Location 97 ... . .. S. H. Parker ... ... S. H. Parker ... . .. 4 3 24

In the matter of the Railway Act, 1878, 1879, and 1881, ancl of cm·tain land intended to be taken and j'esumed for the pU1"po.~e of the Guildf01'd to Ohidlow's Well Railway.

NOTICE is hereby given that a map or plan showing the course to be taken by the Railway, together with a Book of Reference, as mentioned in Section 10 of the above Act, giving a list of owners and occupiers

of land, and showing the quantity required for making the Guildford to Chidlow's Well .Railway, has bE'en deposited and can now be inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Railways for Western Australia, in Perth.

Tht.ted at Perth, 23rd September, 1890.


GOVE RNMENT GAZETTE. 717

LAND SALES.

Grown Lands' Office. Perth, 24th September, 1890.

THE undermentioned Allotments of Land will be offered for Sale, at Public Auction, on the dates and at the places specified in the Schedule below; at 11 o'clock, a.m.

SCHEDULE.

.D ~tes of Sale. Places of Sale. Descriptioll of Lots. Numbers of Lots. •

Quantities • UPIH"!t PrlCe.

a. r. p.

1890. \

1£20. October 1 Roebourne ... Roebourne ... Town 201 ... .. . 0 2 0 Do. 2 Geraldton '" Geraldton ... do. 609 ... ... 0 3 3 £30. Do. 2 Do. ... ... Denison ... ... Sub. 18 . .. .. . 2 2 0 I £3 per acre. Do. 3 Perth ... ... Buckland Hill .. . do. 33 ... ... 2 0 18 i £10 per acre. Do. 3 Do. ... ... Do. ... ... do. 5 ... .. . 1 3 38 : £10 per acre. Do. 3 Do. ... ... Clarence ... .. . do. 64 ... .. . 3 0 3 i }£2 per acre each . Do. 3 Do. ... ... Do. ... .. . do. 65 ... .. . 3 0 0 Do. 3 Do. ... ... Do. ... ... do. 63 .. . .., 2 3 22

i}£2 per acre each . Do. 3 Do. ... ... Do. '" ." do. 66 ... ... 3 0 0 Do. 3 Do. ... ... Cottesloe ... ... do. 7l ... .. . 4 3 8 1}£10 per acre each . Do. 3 Do. ... ... Do. ... . .. do. 73 .. . ... 4 3 8 Do. 3 Do. ... ... Fremantle ... Town 1050 ... . .. 0 1 15 1£50. Do. 3 Do. ... ... Greenmount ... Sub. 31 ... ... 16 0 35 '1

Do. 3 Do. ... ... Do. ... ... do. 20 ... .. . 21 2 20 ~£1 per acre each . Do. 3 Do. ... ... Do. ... . .. do. 21 .. . ... 20 0 5 Do. 3 Do. ... ... I Do. . .. . .. do. 23 22 1 7 I ... ... J Do. 3 Do. ... ... Do. ... '" do. 159 ... .. . 21 2 8 £1 per acre. Do. 3 Do. ... ... Melville .. , ... do. 52 . .. .., 2 0 0 £10 per acre. Do. 3 Do. ... ... South Perth ... do. 346 . .. .., 4 1 0 ~£10 per acre each . Do. 3 Do. ... ... I Do. ... .. . do. 354 ... .. . 4 0 4 Do. 3 Do. ... ... Do. .. . ... do. 355 . .. ... 3 3 33 )

Nov. 7 Do. Southern Cross Town 15 0 1 0 {£20 & £100 to be ... ... ... ... ... added for impts . I 5£20 & £55 to be Do. 7 Do. ... ... Do. ... ... do. 27 . .. ... 0 1 0 I added for impts .

Do. 7 Do. ... ... Do. , .. ... do. 17 '" ... 0 1 0 £20.

Do. 7 Do. ... ... Do. ... ... do. 24 ... '" 0 1 0 5£20 & £25 to be I added for impts .

Do. 7 Do. ... ... Do. .. , ... do. 26 ... .. . 0 1 0 £20. Do. 7 Do. ... ... Do. ... .. , do. 65 ... .. . 0 1 0 £20.

JOHN ]'ORREST, Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Traffic Earnings-Eastern Rail 'Way.

From the 26th cif July to the 26th cif August, 1890.

Stations.

]'remantle ... Perth ... . .. Guildford... . .. Chidlow's Well .. . Clackline... ... ::: I Spencer's Brook ... ... York ... . .. Beverley .. , ... . .. I

Northam... ... .. . Newcastle ... .. . Intermediate Stations ... Miscellaneous ... ... Great Southern Railway

Passengers and

Parcels.

£ 8. cl.

317 12 5 578 1 7 136 7 9 10 7 9 12 16 2 13 5 7

128 5 8 53 0 2 58 7 3 44 17 10 30 17 3 47 2 11

Goods.

£ 8. cl.

383 8 2 675 19 9 148 18 2 377 2 911 2 17 1

287 16 4 41 13 1

120 17 3 41 9 5

Total.

£ 8. cl.

701 0 7 1254 1 4

285 5 11 13 15 4 15 6 1 16 2 8

416 2 0 94 13 3

179 4 6 86 7 3 30 17 3 47 2 11

Total... l431 2411708 16 9\3139 19 1

Railway Department, t Perth, September 24th, 1890. 5

Tonnage. ;~. 10'

~M®ili;188~1------------1 Outward. Inward.

£ 8. d. Tons cwt. QfS. Tons cwt. ql'S.

715 9 10 903 12 11 235 10 0

17 18 9 20 4 1 16 14 1

309 11 2 86 13 8

206 11 4 171 6 4 19 9 1

145 0 6

1745 13 2 I 866 7 0 182 2 1 2578 6 0 643 1 2 415 16 1

1384 5 0 114 8 3 26 9 0 8 18 3 16 3 1 6 17 0

302 8 2 252 8 2 22 15 2 403 2 1

287 11 2 238 6 0 55 10 2 36 16 0

Outward Tonnage

Aug., 1889.

Tons cwt. qrs.

775 3 2 247 18 2 708 17 2 925 19 0

16 4 0 20 7 2

195 11 1 14- 7 2

129 17 3 158 1 3

98 7 0 16::i6 21 121::io 2 I

914682 17-0-\4682 17 0 -3-29-0 1-5-1-2848 1



131 90

DEPARTMENT OF LAND TITLES.

Transfer of Land Act, 1874, Section 51.

T AKE NOTICE that Alfred Earle Burt of Perth gentleman sole executor and devisee in trust under the will

of Anna Skinner deceased has made application to be registered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcels of land situate in Fremantle aforesaid viz. :

1. The unsurrendered balance of F)'emantle TOl0n Lot 95 and the whole of Fremantle Town Lot 96.

2. The whole of Fremantle Town Lot 1364 as comprised in Certificates of Title Volume X. folium 243 and Vohune XXXI. folium 23.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcels of land ARE HEREBYIREqUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 18th day of October next a caveat forbidding the same from being registered accordingly.

Land Titles' Office, Perth, 20th September, 1890.

ALFRED E. BURT,

Registrar of Titles.

Edward Sholl, Perth, Applicant's Solicitor.

Transfer of Land Act, 1874:.

T AKE NOTICE that William Waldock of Perth SubInspector of Police heir-at-law of the late Jesse

Waldock has made application to be registered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcel of land situate in the Avon District being

Avon Location 582. Bounded on the South by an East-north-east line of 2115

links from a spot 89'1 links North-north-west and 20 chains East-north-east from the North corner of Location 577.

On the West by a North-north-west line of 2115 links from said spot and

On the North and East by lines parallel and equal respectively to the South and West boundaries.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REqUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 25th day of October next a caveat forbidding the same from being brought under the operation of the Act.

Land 'ritles' Office, Perth, '( 23rd September, 1890. .\

ALFRED E. BURT, Registrar of Titles.

Edloal'd Sholl, Perth, Applicant's Solicitor.

52 90 Transfer of Land Act, 1874:.

T AKE NOTICE that Robert Millr of Albany merchant has made application to be registered as the prolll'ie

tor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcel of land situate in Albany aforesaid being

Albany Buiuling Lot 218 (Oa. 31', 21p.)

Bounded on the N. by 2 chains of Vancouver Street. On the W. by Town Lot 228 measuring 440 links. On the S. W. by Town Lots 230 and 231 meaauring 176

links. On the E. l)y Town Lot 223 measuring 1,1,9 links and by

the West boundaries of Lots 224 and 225 and part of Lot 226 measuring together 413 links.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REqUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 25th day of October next a caveat forbidding the same from being brought under the operation of the Act.

Land Titles' Office, Perth, 'I 22nd September, 1890. 5


Haynes q- Robinson, Albany, Applicant's Solicito1'S.

105 90 Transfer of Land Act, 1874:, Section 88.

T AKE NOTICE that Anna Maria Sutherland of Fremantle spinster proprietor of mortgage -f'.V\;- to secure

the sum of .£400 and interest as therein stated has made application to the Oommissioner of Titles for a Foreclosure Order against Thomas William Mews the. younger of Fremantle the mortgagor and that by direction of the said Commissioner I hereby offer for sale the following parcel ofland situate in the Cockburn Sound District viz. :-

Subdivision 20 D of Subdivision 3 of Cockbltrn Sound Location 7.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that on and after the 11th day of October next I shall issue to the said Mortgagee an order for foreclosure unless in the interval a sufficient sum has been obtained by the sale of the land to satisfy the principal and interest moneys secured and all expenses in and about such sale and proceedings.

The amount due in respect of principal and interest on the 28th January, 1890, was ,£485.


Land Titles' Office, Perth, '( 6th September, 1890. .\

Leake, James, 4' Kidson, F"emantle, Applicant's Solicitors.

24 89 Ti'ansfer of Land Act. 1874, and" 'J'he Real

Property Limitations Act, 1878."

T AKE NOTICE that Bradley Gardiner of the Brunswick farmer has made application to be registered as the

proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcels of land situate in the Wellington District being portions of

Wellington Location 1. Containing each one hundred acres known as

No. 1 Wellesley Road No. 2 Melville Road

and as the same are now in the occupation ofthe applicant.

A plan showing the land can be inspected at the Office of Titles Perth or at that of the Resident ::Iiagistrate Bunbury.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right. title or interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REqUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 27th day of September next a caveat forbidding the same from being brought under the operation of the Act.

Lamd Titles' Office, Perth, "( 9th July, 1890. ;


William Lovegrove, Fremantle, Applicant's Solicitor.

Transfer of Land Act, 1874, Section 88.

T AKE NOTICE that Frances Beaumont Slade of Fremantle widow proprietor of Mortgage No. 2N to

secure the sum of .£200 and interest as therein stated has made application to the Commissioner of Titles for a ForecloS1~re O)'del' against William Wise of Perth gardener the Mortgagor and that by direction of the said Commissioner I hereby offer for sale the following parcels 6f land viz. :-

(1) Sub-division 32 of Perth Town Lot Y 205 (Oa. Or. 12p.)

(2) Sub.clivisions 38 39 and 40 of Perth Town Lot Y 206 (Oa. 1r.8p.)

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that on or after the 20th day of Septeml)er next I shall issue to the said Mortgagee an Order fOl' POj'eclOSltre unless in the interval a suffieient sum has been obtained by the sale of the lands to satisfy the principal and interest moneys secured and all expenses in and about such sale and proceedings. The amount due in respect of principal and interest on the 28th November 1889 was .£241 10s.

Land Titles' Office, Perth, "( 7th August, 1890. .l


Blwnside 4' Gawlej', Fremantle, Applicant's Solicitors.


95 90 Transfer of Laml Act, 1874.

T AKE NOTICE that Mary Elizabeth Green wife of James Joseph Green of Perth miller has made ap

plication to be registered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcels of land situatE' in Perth aforesaid being the Western moities of

Perth Town Lots Y 134 and Y 135

Bounded on the Northwa?'cZ by 150 links of Aberdeen Street

On the WesitIJard by Town Lot Y 136 measuring 450 links

On the SOllthtvard by 150 links of John Street and On the EashIJard by a straight line uniting the North

and South boundaries.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than th\l applicant claiming to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcels of land ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 27th day of September next a caveat forbidding the same from being brought under the operation of the A.ct.

ALFRED E. BURT,

Land 'l'itles' Office, Perth, I 25th August, 1890.


Leake, James, and Kidson, Pe1·th, Applicant's Solicitors.

~~ Transfer of Land Act, 1874.

T AKE NOTICE that Florence Augusta Manning of l!'remantle widow and Elias Solomon of the same

place merchant trustees under the· will of Lucius Al€'xander Manning deceased have made application to be registered as the proprietors of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcel of land situate in the town of Geraldton containing 1 rood 28 perches being

GeralcUon Building Lot 74.

Bounded on the E. by 220 links of Fitzgerald Street

On the S. by 167 links of Marine Terrace

On the W. by a line of 2 chains perpendicular to Marine Terrace and

On the N. by a straight line of 261 links.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicants claiming to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 27th day of September next a caveat forbidding the same from being brought under the operation of the A.ct.

ALFRED E. BURT,


Land Titles' Office, Perth,} 20th August, 1890.

Stone and Burt, Perth, App"bicants' Solicitors.

Transfer of Land Act, 1874.

T AKE NOTICE that John Keeley of Albanypainter has made application to l)e registered as the proprietor of

an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcel of land situate in Albany aforesaid being sub-divisions 23 and 25 of

Albany Sub1l1'ban Lot 8 (la. 11'. 22p.) A map showing these lots may be inspected in the Office of Titles.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 4th day of Oct{)ber next a caveat forbidding the same from being l)rought under the operation of the Act.

Land Titles' Office, Perth, } 28th August, 1890.


Haynes and Robinson, Alba:ay, Applicant's Solicitors.

1.....Q.1! 90 Transfer of Land Act, 1874.

TAKE NOTICE that Daniel Kenny of Perth surgeon has made application to be registered as the proprie

tor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcel of land situate in Perth aforesaid being the NorthEastern portion of

Perth Building Lot A. 24 (Oa. 11'. H.~p.)

Bounded on the North-East by 131'8 links of Howick Street

On the South-East by a roadway measuring 224'5 links parallel to and 12 feet from the N orth-West boundary of Building Lot A. 23

On the Southward by the sides of a 12 feet roadway measuring successively 10'6 links 65 links 20'9 links and 50 links and

01, the North-West by 278 links of Building Lot A. 1.

AND FUR.TIIER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REQUIRED t{) lodge in this Office on or before the 4th day of October next a caveat forbidding the same from being brought under the operation of the Act.


Land Titles' Office, Perth, ) 3rd September, 1890. J

Edward ShoU, Perth, Applicant's Solicitor.

~~ Transfer of Land Act, 1874.

T AKE NOTICE that Charles Bernard Gustavus Heinzmann of Albany brewer has made application to be

registered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcel of land situate in Albany aforesaid being a portion of

Albany Suburban Lot 8 (3a. 31'. 8p.)

viz.: Sub-divisions 1, 3, 6 and 7 to 19 inclusivE:'. A plan showing these allotments may be inspected in the Office of Titles.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right title 01' interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 4th day of October next a caveat forbidding the same from being brought under the operation of the Act.


Land Titles' Office, Perth, } 28th August, 1890.

Haynes <y ,Robinson, Albany, Applicant's Solicitors.

1920° rrrallsfer of Land Act, 1874, Section 51.

T AKE NOTICE that Priscilla Henderson of Fremantle widow administratrix of the estate of Laurence Hen

derson deceased has made application to be registered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcel of land situate in Fremantle aforesaid being

]i1-~etnantle Subllrban Lot 38 (5 acres)

the subject of Certificate of Title Volume VII. folium 257.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right title 01' interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on 01' before the 11th day of October next a caveat for bidding the same from being registered accordingly.

Land Titles' Office, Perth, } 17th September, 1890


Leake, James, <Y Kidson, Fremantle, Applicant's Solicitm·s.


~ 6 Transfer of Land Act, 1874, and 44 Vie., No. 23.

T AKE NOTICE that Alfred Frederick Durlacher of Fremantle merchant has made application to be

registered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcel of land situate in Fremantle aforesaid being

Fremantle Town Lot 2R1 as the same is comprised in Certificate of Title Vol. XII. £01. 391.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 15th day of November next a caveat forbidding the same from being registered accordingly.

Land Titles Office, Perth, } 22nd July, 1890.


1900" Transfer of Land Act, 1874, Section 51.

T AKE NOTICE that Martin Sutherland of Perth laborer heir-at-law of Alexander Sutherland deceased

has made application to be registered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcel of land situate in Perth aforesaid being a portion of

Perth Bttilding Lot Y 128 being the subject of Certificate of Title volume VII. folium 345.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 27th day of September next a caveat forbidding the same from being registered accordingly.

ALFRED E. BURT,

Land Titles' Office, Perth, '( 20th August, 1890. j


E. Sholl, Perth, Applicant's Solicitor.

~6 Transfer of Land Act, 1874.

T AKE NOTICE that William J!'rancis Guppy the younger of Guildford saddler has made application

to be registered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcel of land situate in Guildford aforesaid being

Sub-division 21 of Guildfo?'d Town Lot 40 with frontage of 60 links upon Bertie Street and depth of 150 links.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons other than the applicant claiming to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcel of land ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to lodge in this Office on or before the 27th day of September next a caveat forbidding the same from being brought under the operation of the Act.


Land Titles' Office, Perth, / 20th August, 1890. 5

l'arker g- Parkm', Perth, Applicant's Solicitors.

The Transfer of Land Act, 1874, Sect. 119.

Land Titles Office,

19th September, 1890.

I T is notified, for public information, that JOHN HENRY MAXWELL LEFROY, of Guildford, Li

censed Surveyor, has been specially licensed to practise under the Transfer of Land Act.

J. C. H. JAMES,

Commissioner of Land Titles.

In the matter of the Patent Act of 1888.

N OTICE is hereby given that James William Wright, of Perth, in this Colony of Western Australia,

Architect, has applied for Letters Patent in respect of an Invention styled" An Improved Ventilator, to be used in Buildings," to be commonly known as the" Simplex Ventilator." The Specifications and Drawings in connection with such Invention are now open for inspection at the Patent Office, Perth, and any person may, on or before the 12th day of November next, object to the granting of Letters Patent to the said James William Wright, in respect of the said Invention, by lodging at the Patent Office a notice in writing, stating his name and address, and the nature and grounds of his objection.

Dated this 9th day of September, 1890.

A

WALTER A. GALE, Acting Registrar of Patents, &c.

Inspector of P~'isons' Office, Jfr,.emantle, 22nd September, 1&90.

CERTIFICATE of Freedom has been issued for the undernamed prisoner :-

Reg. No. 9673, Edward Brennan.

JAMES B. ROE, Inspector of Prisons.

Y orl( Roads Board.

I T is the intention of the York Roads Board to declare the following to be a Road, within

the meaning of the Roads Board Act, 52 Vict., No. 16, subject to approval:-

A Road one chain wide, its Southern boundary starting from a point on the North-eastern boundary of Avon Location B, where that boundary is cut by the Eastern boundary of the York-Northam Road, and extending thence through part of Avon Location Al in an Easterly direction, about 29 chains, to the road in present use near Sheehy's Brook; then along the pi'esent road to the North-east corner of Location 502, at Malebelling, and extending East-southeasterly through Special Occupation Leases 2109 and "t-a to the South-West corner of '27

,,; thence along surveyed road to the South-east corner of Db 0; thence East-north-easterly through Conditional Purchase ~ ~, Special Occupation Lease and Location 1216 to Belmonying.

22nd Sept., 1890.

JOS. T. MONGER, Chairman York Roads Board.

Swan Roads Board.

I T is the intention of the Swan Roads Board to declare the following to be a road, within the

meaning of the Roads Board Act, 52 Vie., No. 16, subject to approval:-

Starting from the Guildford Road to the Canning Timber Station, nearly opposite Harwardhirst, then following the surveyed road along South boundary of I.G. 311, to West boundary of Swan Location 1121; through 1121, at present crossing of creek; then through I.G. 311, 4 ~ 6 and -It", (nearly along track at present in use); then in a North-NorthEasterly direction, crossing the Helena River, and passing along the Eastern boundary of Mr. G. Smith's paddock to a level crossing on the Eastern Railway line, near the North boundary of Helena Location 20 B; then along present track in use, to York Road, at the Main Camp, or where the stonecrusher is now at work.

8th July, 1890.

M. R. MEAGHER, Chairman.


Swan Roads Board.

THE Swan Roads Board, by resolution dated 6th August, 1890, intend to resume the land herein

described, for the purpose of making a new road.

" The road to be one chain wide, through Swan Location 1241 at Darlington. The western side starting from a spot on that location's south boundary situate 9 chains 73 links east from its southwest corner, and terminating at its north-west corner."

7th August, 1890.

JY1. R. MEAGHER, Chairman S. R. B.

Fremantle District Roa{ls Boar(l.

NOTICE.

THE following track will be resumed by the above Boafd :-

A track one chain wide, the Southern side starting from a spot on the East boundary of Cockburn Sound Location 11, situated 69 chains 35 links North from its South-East corner, and extending Westerly to a spot on that Location's vVest boundary, distance 75 chains 36 links North from its SouthWest corner.

JAMES A. HERBERT, Chairman F.D.R.B.

F.D.R.B. Office, July 3rd, 1890.

Canning District Rom Is Board.

THE above Board recommend the Road be closed known as Mottram's Track, running through

No. 11 and 3, and have declared in lieu thereof a Road further Eastward through the said. Nos. 11 and 3, in a South-East direction. No. Loc. 50 to be defined by the Board and a Surveyor.

FRANK B. JAMES, Chairman Canning Roads Board.

30th July, 1890.

NOTICE.

THE Dandaraga Roads Board hereby give notice of a new line of road, starting from the North

East corner of Location -/2 and running through Locations 5Is' 7~fP '1'~2' 12

257' ,~1:o 5~3' 8~7' s~s,

and along the Western side of Location 421, out to the Old North Road, making about 8t miles all together.

EDW ARD ROBERTS, Chairman D. R. B.

Yatheroo, August 29th, 1890.

Canning District Roa{ls Board.

A NEW ROAD, one chain wide, will be resumed by the above Board, starting from a spot on

the N orth-vVest boundary of Canning Location 31, situate 117 chains 10 links North-Ea,st from its West corner, and extending 202 degrees 10 minutes 42 chains 6 links, thence 257 degrees 34 minutes 7 chains 30t links, and thence 205 degrees 40 minutes 74 chains 81 links, to the South-West boundary of said Location 31.

FRANK B. JAJYIES, Chairman Canning Roads Board.

Canning, 27th June, 1890.

HI G 11 SOIl 00 L, PERT1!.

THIS School was founded in 1876, under Act of Council, 40 Vict., No. 8, the Governors being

a Corporation with perpetual succession.

Head Mc[ster-F. C. FAULKNER, B.A., Trinity College, Cambridge; lately Assistant Master of the High School, Christchurch, N.Z.

Seconcl Master-E. W. HAYNES, C.E.; late Queen's University, Ireland.

Writing Master-G. W. BELL.

Govenw1's:

Sir MALcoLM FRASER, K.C.1LG. (1879)

G. SHENTON, 1LL.C. (1879)

J. C. H .. JA~IES, RA., Oxon; Commissioner of Titles (1886)

Sir J. G. LEE S'l'EERE, Kt., Speaker of the Legis-lative Council (1888)

Sir T. COCKBURN-CAMPBELL, Bart., jlrLL.C. (1888)

E. SCOTT, M.L.C. (1890)

J. W. HACKE'l'T, jlrLA., Dublin; late Sub "Warden, Melbourne University (1890)

The education is exclusively secular, and, in order to meet modern requirements, and to fit boys for Colonial life or for mercantile pursuits, it has been decided to make the study of dead languages optional. Parents of boys may however feel not less sure than heretofore of finding thorough classical instruction for their sons. The University Exhibitions, open for competition throughout the Colony, have in each case been awarded to a High School boy.

Fees.

The present scale of fees is as follows :-

For each boy over 12 years of age on the first day of the term, £3 6s. 8d. per term.

For each boy under 12 years of age on the first day of the term, £2 13s. 4d. per term.

In the case of two or 1110re brothers attending the school, a reduction of 10 per cent. will be allowed in the fees for tuition.

The fees for each resident boarder are at the rate of £60 per annum for a boy over 12 years of age, and £50 per annum under 12 years, inclusive of the tuition fee.

Boys are received fro111 the age of eight years and upwards.

Schola1'Ships.

There are two High School Scholarships of the annual value of £50, open to competition by boys from any of the Elementary Schools.

Tenns ancl Vacations. The year is divided into 3 terms, with vacations of

6 weeks at Christmas; 1 week at Easter, during which it is optional for boarders to remain at the School without additional charge; and 5 weeks at Midwinter.

The School reassembles for the September term this day.

Further particulars may be obtained of

C. BARCLAY KIDSON,

Secretary. September 5th, 1890.


I THE UNDERSIGNED hereby make application to register "The Collie Commercial Goal

Company" as a No-Liability Company, under the provisions of " The JJt[ining Companies Act, 1888."

1. The name of the Company is to be "The Collie Oommercial Coal Company (No-Liability)."

2. The place of intended operations is at the Collie River.

3. The Registered Office of the Company will be situated at Bunbury.

4. The value of the Company's property, including leased ground and machinery, is Fifty thousand pounds (£50,000).

5. The number of Shares in the Company is Twenty thousand (20,000) of Five shillings each.

6. The number of Shares subscribed for is Thirteen thousand four hundred and sixty-two (13,462).

7. The sum of five per cent. of the subscribed capital of the Company has been paid up.

8. The name of the Manager is J AMES HENRY DIXON.

9. The names and addresses and occupations of the Shareholders, and the number of Shares held by each at this date, are as below ;-

FULLY PAID UP; James H. Dixon .. James Penill Arthur Perrin DavidA. H",y H. E Reading ... Ale". P. Turnbull James Moore J esse Perrill Edwin Perrill ... Kno" & McDonuld Eclward F. Allgelo George R. Teecle ... Ephraim M. Clarke Frank E. Stafford Churles Wisbey ... Joseph H. Naylor John Emmersoll .. . John Sampson .. . John Sin clair William Stephens Edward Holiday .. . Robert Williams .. .

. .. Bunbury, Law Clerk... 686

... Brullswick, Farmer ,., 500

... Greenbushes, lIEner ... ... 500

... Bunbury, Merchant ... ... 375

. .. Bunbury, Newspaper Proprietor ... 313

... Dardanup, Grazier ... 250 ". BUllbury, Auctioneer 250 '" Brunswick, Farmer ... 250 . .. Brunswick, Farmer ... 250 '" S.s. Rob Ray, Officers....., 250 ... Bunbury, Resident l\Iagistrn.te 125 .., Bllnbury, Clerk to Magistrate 125 ... Bnnbllry, Merchant ... 125 ... Bnubury, Bank Manager 125 ... Bnnbury, Hotel Keeper 125 ... Bunbury, Merchant ... 125 ... Bnnbnry, Chemist ... 125 . .. Bunbllry, Physician ... 125 . .. Greenbl1shes, Miner .,. 125 ... S.s. Rob Roy, Officer ... 125 . .. BUllbury, Clergyman 63 .., Greenbllshes, Miner ... 63

CONTRIBUTING; Arthnr Pen'in J alne8 Perrin DavidA. Hay Henry E. Reading Alex. P. Tnrnbull James H. Dixon ... James Moore J esse Pen'in Edwin PBl-rin Henry Stanley '" Kno" & McDonald Edward F. Angelo Georgc R. Teede ... Bphraim M. Clarke Fmnk E. Stafford Char\es Wisbey ... Joseph H. Naylor John Emmerson .. . John Sampson .. . John Stuclair ... William Stephens Arehibald 1I1cDonald Edward Holiday ... Robed Williams ... David S. Mnrmy ... George F. CUlliluins Charles Hunt John Major ... Richard S. ,Vebster Gavan F. 1I1eGregor Frederick \V eeks Edward S. Clairs J esse Giblett ... . .. J[1mes H. Di"ou (tu trust)

... Greenbushes, Miner ...

... Brunswick, Farmer ...

... Bllnbury, Merch[1nt ... ... .. . 800 800 600 500 400

.. ' Bnnbnry, Newspaper PrOl)rietor .. .

... Dardanup, Grazier .. .

... Bnnbury, Law Clerk .. . .,_ BUllbtu'Y, Auctioneer ... Brunswick, Farmer , .. . " Brnnswick, Farmer .. . ... BUllbury, Solicitor .. . .. , S.s. Rob Roy, Officers... ... ... Bunbury, Resident J\lagistrate ... Bunbury, Clerk to Magistrate ... Bunbury, 1I1erehant . ... Bunbury, Bank Manager ... Bunbury, Hotel Keeper ... Bun bury, 1I1crchaut .. . ... Bunbury, Chemist .. . . .. Bnnbury, Physician .. . . .. Greenbushes, Miner .. . ... S.s. Rob Roy, Officer .. . ... S.8. Rob Roy, Offieer .. . ,., Bunbury, Clerg'yman . .. Greenbushes, Miner ... .., Pinjarrah, Farmer and Grazier ... BunblU'Y, Bank JJIanager ", Perth, Engineer . .. Perth, Cooper .. ... Fremantle, Clerk '" Augusta, Forelnan ... Harvey, Miner ... ... Vasse, Clergyman ... Blackwood, Farmer ...

... 400 400 400 400 400 400 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 100 100 100 100 100 100 50 50 22 20

... 20 ... 6538


JAS. H. DIXON, Manager.

I, JAMES HENRY DIXON, do solemnly and sincerely declare that-

1. I am the :1l[anager of the said intended Company.

2. The above statement is to the best of my belief and knowledge true in every particular. And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the provisions of an Act of Parliamet of Western Australia, rendering persons making a false declaration punishable for wilful and corrupt peljury.

16th day of Sep- JA 0 Taken before me, this 1

tember, 1890. S. H. DIX N. J. T. LAFFAN, J.P.

The Central Gold Mining Company (No-Liability).

BALANCE SHEET for the year ending 31st August, 1890.

DR. To paid up Capital Account-

9,520 Shares of .£1 each issued

.£ s. d.

paid up to Is. ... 476 0 0 17 Calls on above 9,520 Shares,

making total paid up 11s~ 9d. 5117 0 0

" Sundry Creditors " Outstanding Orders " National Bank of Australasia

Machinery AccountAmount received for purchase

CR. By Central Area Purchase Account " Machinery Account, cost to dn,te " Property do. " Office furniture

Gold in transitu

Profit and Loss AccountBaln,nce as below

PROFIT AND Loss ACCOUNT. .£ s. d. To Baln,nce on 31st August, 1889 " Travelling Expenses ... 19 17 10

... 4001 14 11 Wages

Salaries: " Legal Mann,ger ... " Mining Mn,nn,ger " Printing and Stationery " Stores (Tools, &c.) " Cartage ... " Firewood

Law Costs Interest ...

" Genern,l Expenses

By Gold Account " Baln,nce ...

97 16 8 334 13 4 14 9 5

506 17 8 343 19 8 162 3 2

13 0 2 65 7 4

335 4 9 -----

.£ s. d. 2441 5 4 5376 11 1 -----

.£ s. d.

5593 0 0 646 19 2 299 17 5

2076 0 6

2000 0 0

10615 17 1

.£ s. d. 476 0 0

2489 13 8 692 2 10

9 19 6 1571 10 0

5376 11 1

10615 17 1

.£ s. d.

1922 11 6

5895 411

7817 16 5 -----

.£ s. d.

7817 16 5 -----7817 16 5 -----

W. E. CLIFTON, Manager.

Perth, August 31st, 1890.

'We have examined the Books and Accounts and this Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account, and hereby certify that the same are correct.

ISHlIIAEL ROG:l!lRs, } Audit THos. SHERWOOD, ors.


The Spring Gully Tin Mining Company (No-Liability).

BALANOE SHEET for half-year ending 31st August, 1890:-

DR. To paid up Capital Account-

76,000 Shares of 5s. each, fully paid up

4,000 Shares of 5s. each, held in reserve

72,000 Shares of 5s. each, issued to promoters

24,000 Shares of 5s. each, paid to 8d., on 28th February, 1890 ...

2 Calls on above 24,000 shares

Sundry Accounts Western Australian Bank ... Orders Account

.£ s. d.

18000 0 0

800 0 0 200 0 0

.£ s. d .

19000 0 0 12 17 10

161 13 11 3 17 0

.£19178 8 9

CR. By Spring Gully Area Purchase Account ... " Plant Account " Buildings Account ... " Sundry Account " Tin in Store Account

.£ s. d. 18300 0 0

133 14 9' 63 2 10 18 17 3

312 0 0 Profit an.d Loss Accov;nt

" Balance as below ... 350 13 11

.£19178 8 9

PROFIT AND Loss ACCOUNT.

DR. To Balance on 28th February, 1890 " Printing and Stationery " General Expenses " Travelling Expenses ...

Salaries Account" Legal Manager ... " Mining Manager " Rent Account ... " Exchange Account " Interest .d.ccount " Stores Account (Tools, etc.) ... " Wages Account ...

CR. By Tin Ore Account " Balance ...

.£ s. d.

3 12 11 20 3 6 17 3 6

27 0 0 1'16 13 0

25 0 0 1 16 0 2 7 3 81211

344 16 6

.£ s. d. 418 5 9

597 5 7

.£1015 11 4

.£ s. d. 664 17 5 350 13 11

.£1015 11 4

W. E. OLIFTON, Manager.

Perth, 31st August, 1890.

Examined and found correct; the Tin Ore in Stock being vouched for by the Directors of the Oompany.

THOS. SHERWOOD'}A d't G. A. LETCH, U 1 ors.

NOTICE.

"''1: 7 E hereby give notice that it is our intention l'l' to apply to the Blackwood Roads Board to

erect one swing gate across the road to Bridgetown, on the South side of our fence, where the said road crosses Sawyer's Gully.

G. & G. HESTER. Blackwood, Sept. 19th, 1890.

I HEREBY give notice that I have applied to the Gascoyne Roads Board for permission to erect

one swing gate on road, eastern boundary of block N 1722, North side river.

JAMES MUNRO . Doorawarrah Station,

Gascoyne, 10th Sept., 1890.

NOTIOE.

I HAVE applied to the Wellington Roads Board for permission to erect a swing gate on the

Road between Minninup and Boyanup, near Mr. Geo. Scott's location

THOMAS ROBERTS .

Rosemore, Minninup, 30th August, 1890 .

The Bankruptcy Act, 1871.

IN THE SUPREME OOURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALI.A.

In the matter of a bankruptcy petition against Thomas George Molloy, of Perth.

U PON the hearing of this petition this day, and upon proof satisfactory to the Court of the debt of the

petitioner and of the act or acts of the bankruptcy alleged to have been committed by the said Thomas George Molloy having l)een given, it is ordered that the said Thomas George Molloy be and is hereby adjudged bankrupt.

Given under the seal of the Court this 11th day of August, 1890.

By the Court,

(L.S.) F. A. :MOSELEY,

Registrar.

The first general meeting of the creditors of the said Thomas George :Molloy is hereby summoned to 'be held at the office of the Court on the seventh day of October, 1890, at 11 o'clock of the forenoon. The Court has ordered the bankrupt to attend thereat for examination, and to produce thereat a statement of his affairs as required by the statute .

Until the appointment of a trustee, all persons having in their possession any of the effects of the bankrupt must deliver them, and all debts due to the bankrupt must be paid, to the Registrar. Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar.


IN THE SUPREME OOURT. In the matter of a specia~ ?'cso~ution for liquidation by arl'G.nge-

1nent of the a.tfairs of J a1nCS Frederick Tay~01', of Ha~L' s Creek, in the Colony of Western Austmlia, trading under the sty~e or fin" of" J. F. Taylor &' Co.," Storekeeper.

W HEREAS the trustee under the said liquidation has certified and reported to me that a General

Meeting of the Creditors of the said J ames Fredel'ick Taylor was held at the Offices of iYIessieurs Leake, James, and Kidson, of Henry Street, Fremantle, Solicitors, on the 15th day of September, 1890, and that the discharge of the debtor was then granted by a special resolution of the Creditors then assembled:

I do therefore hereby certify such discharge in pursuance of the Act in that behalf.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court, this 17th day of September, 1890.

(L.S.) F. A. MOSELEY, Registrar.



IN THE SUPREME COURT.

In the matter of a Special Resolution f01' li(Ftidation by m'range-1nent of the a.trairs of Jmnes lhede?'ick Tctylor, of Hall's Cj'eek, in the Colony of Weste?'n A ttstmlia, tmding there under the style 01' firm of" J.F. TaylO1' 0'Co.," st01·ekeeper.

R OBERT :MILNE WALKER, of Premantle, Accountant, has been appointed Trustee of the property

of the Debtor.

All persons having in their possession any of the effects of the Debtor must deliver them to the Trustee, and all debts due to the Debtor must be paid to the Trustee.

Creditors who have not yet proved their debts must forward their proofs of debts to the Trustee.


(L.S.) F. A. lYIOSELEY,

Registrar.

Leake, James, 0' Kidson, Solicitors, Fremantle.


IN THE SUPRElIIE COURT OF WESTERN A.USTRALIA.

In the matter of Abraham Walter Moulton, of Bridgetotvn, Sto1'ekeepej', in liqlticlation.

N OTICE is hereby given that a second dividend of Two shillings and sixpence (2s. Sd.) in the pound has

been declared in this estate, and will be payable at the office of R. :M. Walker & Co., Accountants, Henry Street, ]!'remantle, on and after :Monday, the 20th day of September, 1890, to all creditors who have proved their claims.

Dated at Fremantle, this 24th day of September, 1890.

R. :M. WALKER, Trustee.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN A.USTRALIA.

In the matter of Ignatitts Boladems and James COl'bett, tmding together as " Boladeras 0' Corbett," of Perth, Confectioners, in liqttidation.

N OTICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend of Two shillings and ninepence (2s. 9d.) in the

pound has been declared in this estate, and will be payable at the office of R. M. Walker & Co., Accountants, Henry Street, Fremantle, on and after :Monday, the 29th day of September, 1890, to all creditors who have proved their claims. Acceptances (if any) must be produced.

Dated at Fremantle, this 24th day of September, 1890.

R. :M. WALKER, Trustee.

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