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No. 70.] CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 18m OCTOBER. [1934.

CONSUL.ITIS Excellency the Governor- General directs the recogni-

tiontion of Mr. Mark C. Reid as Consular Agent of Franceat Newcastle.

CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His

Excellency the Governor - General, acting with the adviceof the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased to grantCertificates of Naturalization to the perrons named in thesubjoined list.

E. J. HARRISON, Minister for the Interior.

Date of Naturalization, Sth October, 1934.Alexandre, Ernst, 30 Story- street, Parkville, N.2, Victoria.Bergmann, Simche Leib, 136 Puckle- street, Moonee Ponds,W.4, Victoria.

Casagrande, Angelo, Bentley, via Lismore, New South Wales.Caspanello, Santo, Homehill Post Office, Queensland.Cherry, Leon, 523 Lygon - street, North Carlton.Dahlstrom, Arthur Ernfred, Brown Coal Mine, near Yallourn,

Victoria.D'Ambros, Giovanni, Sulcor, Attunga, New South Wales.Feyn, Avsholom, 9 Bonus street, Bondi, New South \Vales.Freeman, Michal, Myrtleford, Victoria.Giovannini, Eduino, Upper Sturt, South Australia.Giuffrida, Vito, 20 Fitzroy- street, Allison's Point, New South

Wales.Glasirin, Michael Nicholas, Mill- street, Sarina, Queensland.Granat, Andrew, " Tenandra ", Canowindra, New South Wales.Gruhn, Edna Anna, 10 Sturt - street, South Kensington, New

South Wales.Ilower, Enoch, 59 Park- street, East Brunswick, Victoria.Kiossoglou, Savas George, Daly- street, Darwin, Northern

Territory.

4700. No. 70.PRICE, 6D. ; Quarterly, 7s. 7d. ; Half - Yearly,

Meola, Pasquale, Lucknow, Victoria.ale, ;sina, Vincenzo, Fishery Creek, Cairns, Queensland.Papparotti, Luigi, Upper Sturt, South Australia.Petcoíf, Gancho, 97 Aberdeen- street, Perth, Western Australia.Salis, Rahmet, 22 Buckland- street, Sydney, New South Wales.Sartori, Adolfo, Brown- street, Stawell, Victoria.Tauro, Giovanni, 77 Lavender- street, North Sydney, New

South 'Wales.Tensing, Ernest, Cabramatta, New South Wales.Tobiank, Ernst Hermann Eilhart, 27 Victoria- parade, Manly,

New South Wales.L:akiris, Peter, 4 Fowler- street, Camperdown, New South

Wales.

Office of Principal Registrar of Births,Deaths and Marriages,

Bureau of Census and Statistics,Canberra, F.C.T.

2nd October, 1934.

REGISTER OF CLERGYMEN, 1934.

INaccordance with Section 30 (1) of the Registration of Births

Deaths and Marriages Ordinances Nos. 16 and 19 of 1929,it is hereby notified that the undermentioned Clergyman has beenand is registered at this Office as Clergyman for the Celebrationof Marriages in the Territory for the Seat of Government for thecurrent year.

No. Name. Prefix and Affix. Residence.

METHODIST CHURCH OF AUSTRALIA.33 Chapman,

ToyneEvart Reverend .. The Parsonage, Queen -

beyan, N.S.W.

K. F. ANDREWS,Deputy Principal Registrar of Births.

Deaths and Marriages.

158. 2d. ; Yearly, 30s. 4d.

No. 70. -18th October, 1934 1728 Commonwealth Gazette

COMMONWEALTH SAVINGS BANK OF AUSTRALIA.

IN accordance with Section 51 of the Commonwealth Bank Act 1911 -1932, the following list of accounts carried to the creditof Depositors' " Unclaimed Fund " is published for information.

LIST OF ACCOUNTS CARRIED TO DEPOSITORS' UNCLAIMED FUND.

E. C. RIDDLE, Governor.

LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETC.continued.

Surname. 'Christian Names. Amount. Branch. Surname. Christian Names. Amount. Branch.

£ 8. d. £ e. cl.

New South Wales. New South Wales continued.

AbigailAdamsAitkenAlexanderAllenAllenAllen

AndersonArendts

AspinallAubreyBaber

BarkwillBartlett

Bawden

BeesleyBible

Bible

Black ..Blainey ..Bloomfield ..BlythBonneyBoorman ..Bewley . .BoyleBradly ..Bray . .BrennanBrierleyBroadBrownBrownBurkeByrneByrne ..ByrnesByrnes ..

Ernest Robert .. 2Roy .. 3 7 10Matthew Hugh 1 5 0Archibald Edward 1 9John .. .. 110Lillian Pauline .. 2 4Milton Richard, i 5 0

trustee for Allen,Maxine

William 2 13 5Max George and 1 17 4

Maud MaryEmma Marion .. 1 7 9Emily Elizabeth .. 1 14 2Richard Colborne 2 12 4

OrchardJames .. .. 1 7 3Jack Reginald 3 10 9

HanlonHerbert, trustee 1 5 4

for Bawden,Patricia

Arthur .. .. 5 18 0Annie Elizabeth, 8 7 2

trustee for Bible,Margaret Olive

Annie Elizabeth, 8 7 2trustee for Bible,Clement Law-rence

5 5 1 Sydneyff

949

Helen . . .

Charles Gough ..Coralie Ngareta . .

David . ..Edmund Garnet ..Agnes Withersby . .

Maxwell Richard . .

Joseph ..MargaretLucyKathleen MaryHugh .. ..Frank ..David ClarenceElizabethJohn ..Vincent PatrickWilliam GeorgeCecil JosephGeorge Clarence,

and Whalen,Oscar Leslie

Cain .. John ..Calderwood .. AndrewCaieo .. John . ..Campbell .. Ada May Blom -

field, trustee forCampbell, IanAlexander

ArchibaldJames ..EdwardDorothyMock JoeAda Caroline . .Alice May, trustee

for Clews, HaroldPowell

Susannah ..John JamesRoy Edward Wil-

liam

CampbellCarneyCarrollCheyneChinCheshireClews

ConnellanCookCook

1 5 62 15 53 17 2

11 1 102 8 31 9 1

7 18 61 5 52 7 11

133 5 102 3 31 5 61 8 74 10 21 14 9

72 7 63 0 61 151 62 6

91.1

11

3 13 52 11 23 14 104 0 4

3 9 104 10 61 5 41 5 1.06 12 31 8 91 6 0

3 7 103 13 44 19 0

CorbettCorrCoxCraigCrainCrawfordCrawleyCroftCroninCullenCurrieDainerDeanDennisDicksonDonaldsonDoyleDuncanEast

EdwardsEllisonEnglandEvansEwingFarquharson..Faulkner ..FeganFerrabeeFishlockFitzgeraldFletcherFortescueFreemanGardinerGarrattGarth

GibsonGibsonGilbertGillicatt

GinnaneGoodmanGraceGrangerGrigor

Guazzini .

Hannemann .HanrahanHansardHardementHargreavesHarperHarringtonHarris

HayesHeaneyHillHillHodgesHoldsworthHowardHughesHumeHuntIsonJacob

Annie ..Elsie .. .Samuel ..Heather Isabel ..Edward Charles ..James Cameron . .George MichaelNorman LionelEffie . . ..John Joseph . .Alexander ..Jack NevilleMargaret Rose . .Mary Louisa ..

Frederick George..Amy Elizabeth ..Annie . . .William James ..Valentine, trustee

for East, AllanJohn .. ..Ruby Frances ..James ..Alfred ..GraceRobert Lauder .

Rosina .. ..'William JosephGeorge Howard ..Cyril Gordon . .Thomas ..Blodwen A. H. . .Lily ..Ernest.. ..Joseph . ..Margaret Elaine ..Herbert Mervyn

ClyhourneFlorenceLawrence ..Lucy Eleanor ..Gertrude, trustee

for Gillicatt,Kenneth Patrick

Thomas ..Florence May ..Katherine FrancesMargaret Sarah ..Elsie (Special Ac-

count)Kate .. ..Eliza Ann . .Dennis Henry ..Bessie Susannah . .

William ..Hilda . . .William George ..Dulcie Ward ..Baron, trustee for

Harris, JuliaCharlotte ..Thomas Vernon . .Clarence ..Lily May . .

Leonard Peter . .Philip Joseph . .

Harry.. . .Evelyn ..Kenneth Stanley . .Cecilia JaneHarry .. .Sophia .. ..

2 8 5 Sydneyl 6 6

36 12 105 12 29 11 1

1 17 2 it10 6 2

. 1 16 93 11 21 9 21 8 3

11 9 31 7 01 4 11 Pt

2 6 112 13 6

10 1 10 tit

1 9 01 8 2

3 1.5 61 14 5

12 1 101 6 93 1 71 15 31. 11 31 8 21 6 1

3 17 71 5 52 4 II1 12 01 13 10

40 18 36 6 26 4 6

12 17 42 II 01 6 106 0 9

1 11. 02 8 34 14 42 1 01 5 2

1 15 1134 I1 1

1 10 42 13 1

2 0 217 217 1 111 13 92 3 9 ,.

1 13 111 14 61 14 31 14 I3 6 13 12 101 7 11 ,,6 5 6

18 14 102 13 69 9 91 18 3

Commonwealth Gazette 1729 .No. 70. -18th October, 1934

LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETC.continued.

Surname. Christian Names.

JennerJohnston

JohnstoneJonesJonesJordon

KayeKeaneKennedyKimeKing

Kinkead

LarsenLeblangLeeLennoxLeonardLewisLewis

LindstromLittleLording

McDonald

McDougallMcEwanMcGilliganMcGrathMcGuigan

McKenzie ..McLachlan ..McNeill . .

MacDonaldMackeyMackinnonMaidenMandesonMarcantelliMarshallMartinMartinessMatsonMayMeadMillerMillettMorrisMouatMyersNe' vileNicolsonNicholsonNilson

NunanO'BrienO'BrienO'ConnorOliphantPaggPallettPederson

PhillipsPrestonPunchbowlQuinaneRandby

Cha

Amount. Branch.

£ s. d.

New South Wales -- continued.Harriet May . .Winifred Agnes,

trustee for John-ston, RoderickArnott

William .

Francis Joseph ..William ..Harold Victor

ThomasHerbert Spencer ..John Denis . .

Rody ..Gilbert ..Winifred Linda

Lily, trustee forKing, MiriamAime

James John Bene-dict

William RaymondAgnes .. . .

Joan ..

Dugald McFarlaneMichael James ..Pearl DeloresVera Pauline, and

Lewis, RoyalErica . ..Elaine Marjory . .

Rosalind Mary,trustee for Lord-ing, EdwardFurnival

Walter WilliamEdward

WilliamDonald ..Victor NormanEileen Mary . .

Eleanor Bartlett,trustee forMcGuigan, Fran-cis Colin Bartlett

Andrew James ..Edward ..Georgina, trustee

for Williamson,James Dally

Chrissie Ann . .

Gerald James . .John .. ..

Evelyn Margaret ..Rachel ..Leo.. ..

Alexander Evan ..Clarence William . .

James WilliamOscar WalfordWilliamRoderickElizabethSarah AnnJohn ..Leslie EdwardSarah ..George ..MalcolmMalcolm ..Rose May, trustee

for Nilson.George Arthur

Nellie .. . .

Francis Alice . .Henry Herbert ..Kathleen -

James . . .Walter John . .Sydney Patrick ..Elsie Martha, trus-

tee for Pederson,George Alfred

James Barker ..Richard John ..

mbers of CommerceI Cornelius Anthony

Winifred ..

15 6 1 Sydney5 0 1

2 16 116 1 52 4 11 11

1 11 0 11

13 16 216 32 6 81 4 91 4 0

2 8 1

5 17 86 14 91 16 3

11 14 5 ,,1 11 21 6 42 13 5

3 3 31 16 82 9 11

4 10 3

3 8 62 10 1

7 7 91 6 31 9 10

1 17 81 12 113 3 1

1 4 912 14 10 ,,

146 1 02 11 04 6 7

1 8 41 17 35 14 1 ,,1 14 91 18 83 2 2

28 4 41 12 1

1 13 41 5 72 5 54 6 8I 9 81 18 23 14 92 13 6

1 7 34 0 81 8 41 18 83 8 6

63 19 71 7 51 9 10

3 1 111 13 96 9 101 14 81 7 10 ,,

LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETC.-- continued.

Surname. Christian Names. Amount. Branch.

ReadRehfisch

ReynoldsRiddettRingrose

RoachRobinsonRobinsonRobinsonRogersRoutley

RussellRyanRyan ..Rvde District Rifle Club .. . .

£ 8. d.

New South Wales continued.John Oscar VernonRodney Eschen-

burg, trustee forRehfisch, Mar-garet Alison

Gladys ..AnnieRobert Hall, and

Ringrose, DaisyVivienne, trus-tees for Ringrose,Dorothea Vivi-enne

Joseph VictorElsie ..George HenryJohn ..Horace George ..Cyril George Mur-

dochElizabeth Helen ..John . . ..

Margaret Ann ..

SalterSawyerScanlonScottSeddonSharpeSicilioSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSpithillStantonSteelStilesStormSutherlandSuttonSwainTaylorTaylorTaylorThompsonThompson

TierneyToakleyTullTwomeyVanceVaucluse

FundVoss

Nado

\ \TalkerWantWarneWarren

Schoo

WatersWatsonTellsWeitzWevgangWhite ..White ..Whitehouse ..WhittonWiggins ..WilkesWilkinsonWilliamsWilsonWinley

Geoffrey William .

Robina Mary ..PeggyClement AlexanderFrederickEdwardJack ..Docy HildaEthel AlmaFred ..Harriet MaySydney CharlesJohnRobert JohnA.Joseph Frederick..Sarah Kate . .

Francis William ..Arthur .. ..Ellis VictorGladys ..Harry ..James .. . .Arthur Walton ..Gwendoline Olga,

trustee forThompson, OlgaPatricia

Ellen ..Annina .

Robert JamesTheresaJ. E. .. ..of Arts Memorial

Eric Houlton, andVos, RaymondDixon, trusteesfor . Voss, EthelGertrude

Francis CharlesGregory

Hetty .. . .

Sarah Elizabeth ..Florence ..

Mildred Chlorinda,trustee for War-ren, Mary

Charles ..Percy .John . .Thomas SaundersSygmund ..Harry Herbert ..Frederick ThomasManson Wallis ..Ernest ..John ..Edward . .Henry Hammon ..Florence Isabel ..George AlexanderCharles William ..Ethel Isabel . .

1 14 911 10 5

2 17 111 6 101 10 6

SydneyPt

tf

tt

1 5 21 11 113 5 71 11 35 17 26 13 5

10 0 1

6 6 27 1 93 14 9

18 12 41 8 25 9 92 10 23 12 9

22 8 28 3 21 7 41 5 103 5 1

2 1 31 10 106 19 81 17 65 3 8 >f

11 13 10l 16 07 7 72 9 11

3 12 84 13 1

1 17 81 11 111 18 61 7 1

1 4 8l 14 01 7 9

14 7 11439 15 2

8 6 0

1 17 5

4 13 11

1 12 105 14 41 4 91 8 7

1 9 72 13 111 5 01 4 82 14 39 19 10

12 13 73 12 10

14 4 111 6 91 8 1

1 5 1113 18 81 10 52 0 2

No. 70. --18th October, 1934

LtsT OE ACCOUNTS, ETO.---Cof1tZ,nuP.d.

1730 Commonwealth Gazette


Withrington..Wood ..Wood ..Woodford ..Woodgate ..Wright ..York ..YoungBurrumbuttock

Building FundKuschert ..McGregor ..Smith ..Stevens ..

Trustees Lowes SLaingWaldersee ..

McCristal . .

BennettCollinsDaviesDixonFornerGallagherKhanMaichMicallefPortelliQuarrellRoweRussellSmithWebster

BirdBrownComben ..DonoghueGoddardHanrahanHawkeKenneallyMcKayRyanRyanStewart ..WilsonWithrington . .Barnett ..DeaconMoseleyLoughnanPhillipsAllenChoyCostelloGordonMarkMartinMurphy ..McKeown ..O'BrienParkerWattBickleyBush ..CoddingtonCummings ..Dickson ..

Dredge ..GrahamHallHerbertMasseyMurphyMcCabeMcCaskie ..SimpsonSmithStrachanSullivan ..Weihani ..Wilmoth ..Trenwith ..Anderson ..Annesley ..

£ s. v..

New South Wales continued.Thomas Joseph ..A. A. ..Job ..Nellie . .

Evelyn Elizabeth . .William John ..Emily Vero . .Charlie ..Methodist Church

Carl John FrederickRobert AlexanderHerbert ..Norman Rupert ..quare ..Thomas James ..Maria . ..John William Lis-

tonWilliam HeronOlive .. . .Thomas HerbertGeorge Frank . .Carlo .. . .William JosephOudila ..Jack ..Christ ..PauloAlbert TheodoreMay and PercyThomasHenry .. .

Francis ArnoldJohn

Alfred ..F. H. ..E. H. ..MichaelErnie ..D. A. ..Letitia ..John ..Allan ..ThomasWilliamW. N. ..David ..Rose ..WilliamDavid DanielWilliam DonaldElsie ..Annie RedfernEdwardCharlie TinJames LanteeAlfred RichardTom ..Jessie MaryHughie .

AndrewJames ..James ..Elsie VeraJohnWilliam JamesJoseph ..James ..Robert ..WilliamNeville MacdonaldHarold Frederick . .Thomas Peter ..Frederick WilliamJamesStanley WilfredCaroline AdaFrederickW. J. . . .

Robert James . .

Thomas John . .Ellen Alvina . .Patrick .. . .

Edward JamesEdward Charles ..Isobel Harriet

LIST of ACCOUNTS, ETO. -- continued.


1 14 4 Sydney Bailey4 '7 1 Chilton1 7 11 Donaldson1 7 6 Johnston2 2 5 Johnston1 5 2 Turner2 13 41 10 8 Watling3 0 10 Albury Brook

Mead1 10 8 Collins1 12 0 Cooper4 0 9 Forman1 17 63 10 8 Kelly

23 8 5 Bexley Marunica4 17 6 Moore1 9 3 Broadway

6 0 2 Broken Hill1 7 71 12 9 Murphy1 6 0 Newby1 5 6 O'Shea2 10 10 Partridge1 11 8 Reedy1 8 3 St. Marks3 19 1 (Casino)1 9 4 Thomson2 19 2 Ward1 9 6 Yelland1 8 9 Cole3 17 62 17 1 Halliday

Sales1 13 7 Canberra Walsh5 0 3 Wilson1 16 1 Gibson1 8 0 Hodge1 10 6 Johnston1 10 1 Kempster1 7 71 10 1 f f Keyte1 14 4 Macdonald3 12 7 Macdonald1 6 71 11 2 Phillips1 11 7 Bain2 3 6 Benney2 13 3 Cessnock Clarke1 6 11 Doody1 14 1 Of Dunning1 10 1 Cootamundra Haden1 7 4 Jenkins

16 17 2 Dubbo Kimber1 7 4 Leman1 11 11 Lucre3 15 3 Stewart1 18 4 Taylor1 15 1 Thompson1 19 10 Tull3 7 5 Watters2 18 0 Wilks2 4 9 Morgan3 11 1 Hendry3 12 8 Goulburn Cootes8 4 6 Evans1 16 3 ,,6 4 3 Hennessy1 11 8 Paull3 12 1

3 10 81 l.1 11 Peters1 11 6 Robinson3 16 111 9 5

12 12 9 Smith1 16 8 Thompson3 3 10 Brady1 12 2 Elder2 8 2 Hough1 12 3 Malpas1 9 11 Of Watson

21 4 0 Bauer1 13 5 Hay Caldwell3 16 8 Inverell Carter1 8 0 Capes

£ a. d.

New South Walescontinued.Solina Alice . .Henry JohnColin ..Helen . .William Albert ..Edward William

JamesWilliam . .Maggie Evelyn ..Arthur Cardiff ..MichaelWilliam HamiltonJohn Frederick

LudwigFrancis de Vere . .Filip .. . .George Clarence,

trustee forPioneer LodgeSocials Brush -grove

. . Patrick..Henry ..

.. Patrick..

.. Albert ..

.. Robert HenryBoys' and Girls Club

William McNeugstLouisa ..Henry ..Alice, trustee for

Cole, EmmaJohn ..George ..DanielFlorence ViolaLawrenceA. B. ..Louisa .. ..L. M., trustee for

Kempstcr, R. M.Arthur .. ..James ..W. A., trustee for

Macdonald, J. H.ClaraAllan FindlyJoseph JamesWalter LaveresMay ..Margaret ..George and HectorCharles EdwardCharles HaroldThomasJoseph JamesNormanWilliamAaron PearsonVernon ..Charles L.Emma ..Katherine M. ..William Moreton . .

Charles William ..Sidney Arthur

ThomasDorothy ..Violet Mary, trus-

tee for John V1'il-liam

James Henry ..William, trustee

for Donald Mc-Ivor

Emily ..Harriett ..

Thurza Gertrude ..Lloyd .. . .

Ada May . .

Johanna CatherineMary.. . .ThomasFrederick ..Cecil StanleyAnnie Agnes

3 16 1 Inverell2 9 83 0 61 6 42 2 4110 53 0 22 13 5 King's Cross1 5 01 8 5 Lismore1 7 23 13 3

1 12 5 ,,10 16 61 6 7

7 2 73 0 31 8 21 8 71 9 82 17 11

4 1 52 3 106 2 1

2 10 4

2 9 101 7 6

17 15 1

1 5 101 4 91 16 9

16 0 112 0 41 18 83 12 102 2 5

1 13 4I 7 31 19 112 11 71 12 02 6 84 13 72 6 81 9 35 3 51 12 75 16 101 16 1

1 14 01 15 51 6 01 11 61 7 1

1 7 21 8 21 13 1

1 5 92 13 4

1 8 28 4 1

1 16 65 18 1

20 13 72 16 3

155 16 92 11 10

11 6 21 7 8

22 7 31 5 91 6 7

,,

Lithgow

Manly

Newcastle

NewtownNorth Sydney

If

Oxford- street

Tamworth

Commonwealth Gazette 1731 No. 70. -18th October, 1934

LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETo. Continued. LIST OP ACCOUNTS, ETC.--continuecZ.

Surname. Christian Names. Amount. Branch. Surname. Christian Names. Amount. Branch.

New South Wales

£ a. d.

continued. Victoria continued.

£ a. d.

Cram Phillip Henry .. 4 7 6 Tamworth Christmas Hill Cricket Club . 3 17 1 I MelbourneCuneen Ellen .. . . 14 15 9 ff Christofferson Christopher Charles 2 8 1 rr

Davis Herbert, trustee 1 13 2 11 Johnfor Davis, Clements John James .. 1 7 6 ff

Frederick Edward Collins John Henry .. 3 0 6 ffFrench James Leonard .. 1 6 11 19 Connolly Bartholomew Chris- 1 18 0 /1

Joseph Julia .. .. 4 17 9 topherLaws Alicia Maud . . 14 17 0 99 Cooke William Lempriere 15 10 3 11

Madden Wilfred Thomas .. 9 3 0 11 Cooper Matilda .. 2 14 6 11

Mailfert Henry, trustee for 8 5 0 11 Cornish F. M. . . . 1 10 3 /1

Mailfert, EarlLeon

Cowell Ada Mildred, trus-tee for Robert

3 19 10 f1

Mailfert Henry Marie, trus- 1 5 1 11 Gordon Cowelltee for Mailfert, Dakin Alfred Ellingworth 1 13 8 11

Eric Zephyrin Dale Leo Stanly . . 21 19 4 ffMaloney Aloysius N h ian . . 2 16 7 fI Damerell Leonard .. 1 7 8 f1

Matley William Herbert .. 2 13 9 ff Davidson James Joseph 1 13 3 1f

Maxwell Ethel . . . . 2 4 9 f1 StuartMoriarty Michael Edward .. 1 9 6 91 Davidson Marie .. 1 10 1 99

McNeal Schyler Clyde .. 814 Davidson Minnie .. 4 7 8McPherson James 2 9

.67 Davies H. E. . . 1 19 8

McCrae..

Robert 12 12 7ff

Davy Ernest Cooper . 8 11 10Newell

..Janet Mary . . 5 7 0

ff11 Day .. Benjamin 1 10 7

Osborne Sydney .. .. 1 13 4 Dennington .. Jacob .. 1 12 11Park Wallace, trustee 1 9 10 Dennis .. Leslie Clive . . 5 5 6

for Park, Doug- Deveroll Mary Henderson .. 3 3 5las Wallace Adair Eades .. Elizabeth Gibton.. 1 14 0

Philipp Elliott Anthony 3 17 2 Edwards Frederick James .. 1 12 4 ,,Arthur Emerald Hill Hurling Club .. 4 17 11 If

Tapp William Charles 1 7 8 Evans .. Geoffrey Carteret.. 1 17 5Williams Edward Joseph .. 1 11 4 Evans Hilda Marguerite.. 3 2 0Worrell Cecil . . 1 5 5 Evans .. Mary Joyce Pitt .. 1 13 2Earl Edward Richard 8 5 10 Taylor- square Farmer Jessie .. 1 14 9Bennett Mary .. . . 1 -6 11 Wagga Wagga Finnish Society of Melbourne 5 1 6 f1Champion Margaret Maria 5 3 1 ,,, Fitton James Thomas 1 15 1

Crane Thomas Edward 2 9 11 FIetcher Jacob .. 1 16 3 ,,Day Francis John 1 8 10 Flynn Margaret Mary 1 7 9Devlin John .. 1 18 9 Forster John Henry 2 16 1

Douglas Ronald Arthur . 3 16 9 Franklin Leonard . 1 18 11Dowling Daniel Michael, 3 16 9 Gabel Mary Alice 145 19 3

trustee for Galletly James .. 3 16 11Meakes, Walter Giles Albert ... 1 10 2Edward Gorringe Leslie Edward 2 11 0

Edwards Victor Alfred 1 15 9 Goss Tom .. 1 6 6Funnell John Denis 1 8 6 Graham Keith O. 2 10 7Giacomo Giudici .. 1 13 10 Grainger Ernest .. 1 4 11Gillman Joseph Maxwell 1 11 2 Gray James Taylor 3 18 11Griffin William R. 1 13 5 Greenfield William 20 10 5Harney Jeremiah 1 12 4 Hansen Joseph Charles 1 10 10Kirkwood Dora Faith 112 1 Harley Richard .. . . 2 11 6Miller Robert Francis . . 1 14 5 Harrison Agnes Ann, trustee 1 8 1

Mills Alexander Elliott. 1 9 11 for Stanley JamesMcMahon William Joseph .. 1 16 0 HarrisonMorgan Benito James .. 15 15 2 Hastings William 1 16 1Parmentcr Joseph Augustus.. 67 4 7 1f Henderson Bernard 1 16 2Spurling Unita . . .. 26 16 0 Wollongong Hill Thomas 7 1 10 If

VictoriaHowieHunter

Andrew RossLennox ..

4I

168

119

Allan Robert John . . 1 15 2 Melbourne Ind John Henry 2 9 3Allison George Thomas ... 1 14 3 Johnson Bernard 4 17 2Almond Stanley 16 6 8 Johnson Louisa .. 1 14 5Anderson Thomas Duff 4 16 6 Johnston Dickson Russell 1 13 11Apps William 1 19 1 Kelly Henry David 2 3 7Armsden Arthur .. 2 3 8 Kenny Victor Roy l 11 1Barr Oliver Sinclair .. 3 12 7 Kerr William F. 10 0Baxter Leonard Gordon . . 2 1 2 King Francis Xavier .. 2 2 0Benvedis Demetrios 1 5 6 Kinilau Gertrude and Ed- 2 9 10 ,,Beveridge James Dennis 1 7 5 ward, trustees forBondietti John Albert 39 12 7 Velma TrudieBowles William . . 2 14 4 KinilauBox William Henry . . 4 0 9 Knipe Gordon Imray . . 2 15 2Bridgford Olive Alethea . . i 10 0 Langsford Mary .. . . 2 19 10Brownridge Robert . . .. 3 19 0 /, Larkins .Tolly John . . 10 14 4Burchill James Freeman 2 12 8 Leigh William Bernard . . 1 11 4 ,fBurgess John Henry .. 6 0 5 f, Liggett Walter .. .. 1 10 1Burton William Thomas.. 1 12 2 Lundie Isabella Victoria .. 112 18 11Cain John .. .. 1 8 4 Mabbctt Louisa 30 4 2Cameron Douglas .. . . 2 16 11

f,Mackenzie

..Bernard 2 `3 5

Campbell Victor William .. 8 7 01,

19 Marriott Douglas Edwin . . 1 6 8Casey Alexandrina Vic- 1 11 0 f Mary Rhoda .. 3 8 9 ff

toria, trustee for Mathews John . . .. 119 8 10Dorothy Gwen - Mathieson Ethel Henrietta 6 12 0eth Ireland Maymaii

..Margaret Isabella 1 9 0

Francis Henry, 9 3 1 McFadden Francos .. 12 2 5Charles Percival, McGilvray James Martin 4 15 11v,and Stanley McGrath Laurence 2 9 .4)Jeeves McKinnon Hugh .. 1 7 10

No. 70. -18th October, 1934

LTST of ACCOUNTS, ETC.-- continued.


LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETO.-- continued.


Victoria continued.

£.a. d.

Victoria continued.

£ e. d.

McLeod Euphemia .. 1 15 4 Melbourne Marshall Oliver Baden .. 3 19 7 BallaratMcMillan Walter .. 34 0 10 , Martin Edward Mitchell .. 2 12 6Millard James.. 2 11 5 , Peters Jane Elizabeth .. 2 14 11 If

Miller Myra Thompson .. 123 1 10 Walker Henry .. . . 2 10 10Moon Harold George .. 3 1 6 , Beovich Kathleen Grace .. 1 13 4 BendigoMordialloc Radio Club .. 3 10 1 ,. Brown Mary Lillian . . 1 16 10Morrissey John .. 2 13 10 Docherty Peter .. . . 1 11 0Morrow Hamilton 5 18 4 , Horwood Frederick Albert .. 2 12 0Nelson Reginald . . 3 17 11 Lander James Leslie 1 8 0Noltey Herbert Augustus 1 14 3 Newell George Roberts . 4 19 5Northmore Anthony .. 3 17 8 Raine David . .. 1 10 7Nugent Elizabeth Marion.. 2 15 5 , Teasdale James Morwell . . 1 16 6O'Keeffe George Luke . . 1 6 10 Webb James Michael 2 3 5.O'Neill Charles Phillip . . 10 6 7 f Wilkinson Harry .. i 6 10Page Elizabeth Jane . . 2 13 6 Williams Thomas 7 5 8Page George Charles . . 4 4 2 Meyers Leonard Victor .. i 17 4 BrunswickPanther Rupert John . . 1 12 4 f Butcher Raymond George, 2 13 4 GeelongParry John 1 16 2 trustee for Ray-Pay Jessie Isabella 3 6 5 mond WilliamPierce Mary .. 2 12 2 ButcherPirera Frank .. 6 17 3 Martin Stanley .. 7 0 4Poor John .. . . 5 3 1 Ricketts William .. 2 9 3 ,Pope Stephen Levi 1 17 9 If Scott .. Aileen Bridget . . 4 9 9

Edward Westerlund .. Valdemar .. 2 10 9Porter Harold Thomas .. 1 9 10 Bermingham John Patrick . . 1 12 1 SalePosner Maurice .. 13 0 11 ,f Gallagher Charles Sydney . . 1 9 0Posner Maurice and John 7 7 7 Hodges Esther Florence .. 2 3 11Povey Henry William .. 1 13 7 Jones Thomas .. 2 13 7 Pf

Poynton Lilian Vera May .. I 16 5 , Lindhe Oscar .. 1 7 3Prior G. M. .. . . 30 15 11 Merinen Otto .. . . 2 11 3Quigley Cecil John . . 1 5 9 Morgan Andrew Robert .. 5 5 8 7,

Richards Frederick 12 13 3 Ryan John .. .. 1 16 3Roberts Belinda 1 7 0 Seccri Emmanuelle .. 1 19 11Ross James Neil 1 17 5 Smith George Edward 1 4 11 ,Rowe Melvie .. 7 5 10 Wiltshire Ida May . . 1 12 9Ryder ..Evelyn .. 1 6 11 Wilson Gilbert Nicol . . 1 7 6Schmidt George Francis 1 19 7 Whitelaw Ernest Joseph . . 1 6 0

William Goddard Clarke Ottway .. 1 7 10 SheppartonScott Lily .. 4 2 8 Kendall William Ward . . 12 14 6Shaw Alexander .. 3 5 0 , Ronaldson Jean Eileen . . 1 7 4 ,Shaw William George .. 1 12 0 , Wilson John .. .. 1 6 5Sidney Mervyn Archibald i 11 5 Worsnop Grace .. 2 9 5Skelt Frederick James .. 2 7 10Slade Joseph Henry 1 7 10 Queensland.Smith John .. 23 13 7Smith Mabel . 1 18 10 Adamak August .. .. 3 16 6 BrisbaneSmith Samuel .. 1 10 0 Andrew Ada Rose, trustee 1 5 9Steel Arthur Lowry . . 2 13 2 , for Andrew, Mar-Stoney H. A. .. .. 2 6 9 jorieStow Ella Roumeina . . 1 18 0 Andrews Archie Ronald .. 3 3 11Strand James Henry . . 1 14 4 Andrews Benjamin .. 1 10 4 ItSullivan Ellen . . . 5 3 0 Atkinson Martha J. . . 2 4 9Talbot Arthur Sydney . . 1 11 9 Beckman Edward (Marksman) 13 18 4 PP

Talbot Robert John De- 2 17 3 Binnie William . . 3 18 4Courcy Bone William Joseph 2 3 7 ,

Taylor Marion Gould .. 12 8 11 Boustead George Edward, 1 7 5 Of

The Anti- ConscriBranch

ption League, Yea 9 7 4 trustee for Bous -tead, David

Thoday Charles Walton 1 10 4 EdwardThomas James Edward 2 6 8 !, Braithwaite .. Hannah, trustee for 8 1 0 !,Thompson Agnes .. 1 13 6 Braithwaite,Trew Agnes Nora 1 15 1 CharlesworthTucker Walter .. 1 6 9 Brenan Cecil, trustee for 6 9 11 ,Tullo Alec Gordon 3 14 2 Mustard, NancyVassallo Pacifico 1 7 8 Brown Edward Alexander 1 14 9Veen .. Jan .. 1 12 11 Brown Mary . .. 3 5 9 ,Veryard Frederick 3 12 1 Buckley Percival . . 1 15 10Ward Elizabeth I 11 2 Bugden James William . . 1 19 1 ,Ward Mary .. 1 10 0 Bull Stanley Charles .. 4 4 6Warren .. Annie .. 7 8 1 Burgess 1 17 1

Washington.. Robert .. 5 17 8 Burgess Samuel John . . 3 16 7Waterfield .. Tossie .. 5 2 11 Callaghan Michael . . 1 6 3Watt Lewis James . . 1 15 11 it Cavanagh Bessie House 4 14 10Watts Harold .. .. 62 3 2 A /c."Wearne Arthur .. .. 4 16 6 Clark John, trustee for 1 5 2Wheeler Kathleen Florence 5 0 7 Clark, LeslieWhite Amy .. . . 12 13 3 NormanWigley .. Caroline .. 1 5 1 ,f Clarke George B. and Hel- 2 5 1

Williams .. Ellen Josephine .. i 10 3 enaWoodbridge . . W. E. . . . 9 10 11 Colclough .. Michael Joseph .. 1 6 5Worsley .. Charles Graham .. 7 4 7 Collin .. Agnes Amelia .. 20 8 7Young .. Ernest Charles .. 1 8 9 f! Collins .. William .. 6 8 6Zukerman .. Nathan .. 35 19 7 Condie .. James .. . . 2 11 4Bussan .. Albert Louis, trus- 6 16 6 Ballarat Corrigan .. John Alan . . 117 4

tee for George Cresswell Arthur Herbert .. 4 5 10Henderson Crowe .. Magdalene Bowman 3 8

Marshall . Mary. . . 2 0 2' Cunningham . . John Francis . . 2 5 4

Commonwealth Gazette

LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETC. --COnt nUed.

1733 No. 70. -18th October, 1934

LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETC. continued.

Surname. Christian Names. Amount.

DaviesDavisDeans

DennehérDickie ..DolleryDonovan ..

Doran ..Drab ..Dunlop ..Eisenmenger

Eisenmenger

Eisenmenger

Evans

FelsmanFoxFrederickFrostGellingGeneryCillisGillsGordon

Graham

Grant ..

Gray ..Greenhalgh ..Grounds ..

Hamilton ..HarrisonHatton ..Henderson ..Hill ..

HughesIvesJohnstonJollyJouettKellockKnowlesKublerLaislyLawrenceLelliLongMackayMaguireMaloney

Mant ..Medeanse ..MillsMitchellMouldMuir .

Mullins ..MacGregor ..McCulloch ..McDowell ..McGreagor ..McKillop ..McLucas ..McMahon ...McMonagle ..McNab ..Nakanishi ..Nanawáh ...

Noonan .

Oakeley .

Queensland- -contiJames ..DorothyCharles William,

trustee for Deans,Roy Bushell

EdwardNellieD'Arcy John . .Mary E.Clara AnnAnna ..Helen Brown ..Charles F., trustee

for Eisenmenger,George F.

Charles, F., trusteefor Eisenmenger,Victor N.

Charles F., trusteefor Eisenmenger,Mabel K.

Charles W ill iamand Evans, Win -nie, trustees forEvans, Veronica

Rose Alice . .

Thomas Alston ..John .. ..

Percy Southwell . .ThomasEdward ..Rosina .. ..Christopher .

Gresley PercivalBrisbane

Ernest, trustee forGraham, Allan

Miriam Gladys ..William Thomas ..Wallace .

Martha ..WilliamAlfred ..William ..William Taylor ..William Joseph and

Martin, Victor,trustees for Sergts.Mess 24th ArmyM.C., Toowoomba

Richard Thomas..Charles .. ..Charles Edward ..Alexander ..

Victor Dawson ..David .. . .

Marie Gwendolen . .

Frederick WilliamJohn ..Bessie MayGiacomoFrank WilliamKathleenOwen .. . .Reginald Allan

RobertWilliam Henry . .Cedric IsadorReuben ..Frederick Albert ..FredMyra SpaldingJames ..MarySamuel ArthurJack ..John ..Arthur EdwardRobert AndrewMichael PatrickBernardJean ..Shoichi . ...Tack (Marksman)Annie ..Sybil Mary

£ s. d.

nued.1 10 2

15 15 91 10 0

2 9 31 6 21 5 51 9 55 6 3

28 12 73 17 02 6 6

3 3 1

3 3 1

1 6 3

1 7 33 10 44 2 21 14 1

44 12 71 10 1

1 10 63 5 8

137 3 10

7 10 5

1 5 73 1 82 6 41 17 1

1 16 72 14 61 12 61 5 3

17 3 3

1 13 101. 11 61 9 41 5 21 17 28 17 23 7 41 7 111 13 71 6 1

1 8 101 11

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1

1 10 41 5 51 6 11

1 8 01 15 81 19 43 19 02 5 26 4 1

2 1 22 10 51 16 81 9 101 5 61 12 61 18 51 5 1

8 1 41 5 53 17 8110..91 14 01 12 10

Branch. Surname. Christian Names. Amount.

O'ConnorParker

Parminter .

Paterson

PriceRankin

Reid ..Richardson ..Robinson ..Rollason .

RossiterRowe

Rowe

Ruddell

SantanaScanlonScraggSeagroveShannonSharpShellyShieldSmartSmithSteidmanStubbsTaltyTongesUlmerVallely

WarkoWarwickWatts

Weedon

WilsonWood

DavisGordonMillerPetrohilosStanley

FaceyFaceySeedianWittsAdamson

£ s. d.

Queensland continued.Joseph Anthony ..H. N. IL, trustee for

Parker, FrancisR. .E.

Elizabeth Martha,executrix in theestate of Parmin-ter, George H.

Charles Hamilton,trustee for Pater-son, Mary Ham-ilton

Louisa .. .Katherine Electa

and Marr, JuneLa

Harry Alfred ..Ellen .

Allan Edward ..Alfred Charles ..Arthur .. .Harriett, trustee for

Rowe, AlexanderMarks

Margaret G., andRowe, Walter

George AlexanderSamuel

John ..Richard.. ..

Margaret Wöods . .Sidney . ..MarySidney

..Emmie .. ..Patrick Thomas ..M. .. ..Arthur ..David DuncanDavid .. . .Keith Cameron ..Hugh Patrick ..Annie Lydia . .

Charles .. ..P., trustee for Estate

of McGuinness,Peter

(Marksman) ..John Henry ..

Thomas, trustee forWatts, Joan Mar-garet

Redman Richard,trustee forWeedon, MavisMay

Edward JohnGeorge Edmond

ThomasJames .. . .

Victor Lowry ..Hilda Vera . .

TheodoreGeorge Arthur

VickersJohn ..

.. John ..(deceasedJohn. . ..

John BennettWilliam

George .. ..

George Graham,trustee forMorgan, Alick

Robert . .

George, trustee forBagnall, Fred -derick Francis

William ..George Marshall ..Wallace ..AgostinoEnoch ErnestJohn PatrickHugh .Charles . .

AllenAlley

AuldBagmall

BallantyneBatesBennyBernardaraBirdBourkeBrownColeman

Branch.

1 12 6 Brisbane5 6 1

1 12 4

3 2 1

7 12 71 7 5

1 15 93 5 92 19 111 8 41 12 51 4 10

2 6 10

2 13 10

2 18 101 4 92 6 61 14 03 14 111 6 72 0 4

16 18 1

8 18 31 19 1

6 6 71 7 75 6 41 6 82 10 53 17 2

15 18 71 12 41 16 6

2 18 11

2 9 38 4 3

1 7 112 19 62 13 04 7 81 11 4

1 8 01 5 111 5 1

4 8 61 6 2

2 19 61 7 8

2 9 36 8 4

23 12 52 6 91 6 26 13 04 17 21 11 12 6 11,2 15 10

Bowen11

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No. 70.-18th October, 1934

LIST OP ACCOUNTS, aprc. continued.


LIST OP ACCOUNTS, ETC. -- Continued.


Queensland continued.

£ 8. d.

Queensland- continued.

£ s. d.

Dick William, Junior . . 7 18 2 i Cairns Gauvin Cora May . . 14 4 3 ChartersDuhovich Mate .. . . 10 18 5 7f TowersFeehíly Thomas .. 5 18 10 , Gordon William and Gor- 2 9 4Fielding Joshua Hartley . . 1 6 7 7e don, WalterGilmour John. Duncan .. 4 2 6 77 Grey Ernest Alex 1 6 7" Gooni " 1 11 1 77

Giuseppe Conti . . 2 5 3 77 Griffiths Joseph Francis 7 5 8Hall Joseph George .. 3 8 0 ,7Holt James Wright 0* 2 9 8 7, Hatch Robert .. 10 16 6 IfJensen Henry.. . . 110 18 11 ,7

Jensen Soren August . . 1 16 3 77 Hawkins Arthur .. 2 19 6" Joe " Junior .. .. 3 19'11 7,Johnston Joseph .. .. 1 7 0 , Hawkins John (deceased) 1 12 3Kelly Thomas 1 12 4 7,Lavelle Michael 00 1 4 10 !7 Herbert Joseph .. 3 7 5Lazzarini Joseph .. .. 29 1 11 ,

Liddell William 34 14 1 Jones David .. 4 13 3Maguire William and Forsy- 17 4 0 77

the, John King Eva May 1 6 1 ,7

Maxwell William James 3 6 0Maye Patrick.. 2 0 3 Lenton Harry .. 2 9 9 77

McCulloch William Sloan 1 5 11 ,Mepis Eni 2 19 9 Letts Arthur .. 4 3 6Mestrez William Auguste 1 5 5 7,

Moran William 4 13 3 77 Lipsett William John 1 9 6Mulligan Augustine 2 1 2 ,7

Nota Alick .. 2 13 6 77 Lynch Frederick 159 1 8Pascalide Dimitrius 1 5 9 77

Patterson Christopher 2 19 7 McCabe Leslie Lawrence 9 10 11Perotto Alexandro 1 15 4 77 trustee for Mc-Powell Ebenezer 2 19 8 William, JohnPrice Archibald 1 17 4 77 William KennethRedford Major Diamond . 1 6 9 77 McTaggart Annie Caroline .. 1 8 2Rasmussen Alfred .. 2 16 8 ,7

Romero Joseph .. 4 13 1 if Millican Herbert John 1 16 4Rosenstrom .. Gustav .. 2 3 6 77

Rycroft Benjamin Craw-ford

1 6 10 77 Morrison Teter . 5 17 7

Scott James .. 1 13 5 77 Munn William 1 12 4 PP

Sloane Thomas 1 16 6 77

Smith .. Edwin Clifford .. 1 13 3 Murray John .. 3 7 8South Sea Islanders Fund, Thursday 46 11 9 77

Island North Queensland Institute of Ac- 20 7 2Steele .. George Frederic, 3 17 9 countants

trustee for Steele,Richard

Perry .. Henry .. 969 1 3

Stock Doris Voirie, trus-tee for Stock

3 4 2 77 Revie George Andrew .. 1 5 9

Knowles Schrater Albert .. 8 18 5Stuart John Thomas . 3 16 6 77

Thumm Charles Frederick 1 15 10 7, Simons Charles Joseph 1 14 7 PP

Trenam Harry .. .. 388 3 10 77 FerdinandWalters .. Edward 2 19 3 77 Soethoff Gus .. 1 4 9Brassington .. Elizabeth 1 15 . 3 CharlevilleButler .. Richard Mark 1 12 6 77 Stephens Richard.. 10 18 6Frazer Albert Edward 2 17 8 7

Giles John .. I 6 3 77 Stretton Henry Ernest 112 11Hogal Harry .. .. 1 17 1 7,

Manns Sidney Lloyd, tits-tee for Manns,Jessie C.

4 0 6 7, Sutherland ..

Thomas

Hector Hugh .

Florence (deceased)

6

1

0

12

2

5Paterson .. John .. 1 17 7 77

Ries .. Francis . .. I 12 5 ., Toplin Adeline Jane 1 15 2Richardson .. Charles Frederick 2 11 11 7,

Smith .. Michael 4 11 8 7, Truscott George William 1 14 3 ,,Wilson .. Bertie .. 1 8 2 77

Woods Charlie .. .. 1 5 3 77 Wasley James Henry 2 15 11Bailey Walter Augustus . . ] 17 3 Charters

Towers Bowkett James Robert . . 1 11 1 DalbyBrisbin William Richard . . 1 14 2 ,7 Dickman Norman Henry . . 1 6 2

Farry Mary . . 2 16 7Brodie George Oliver 1 6 2 77 Geldard Ernest Arthur . . 1 12 5 PP

Jones Albert . .. I 6 7 77

Christerson .. John .. 1 5 1 ,7 Lengren .. Frederick Ellis . . 1 10 10Woolstencroft Alexander .. 1 5 5

Clemesha Samuel Williamtrustee for Clem -

13 15 0 77 Bradbury .. Verold Rix Thorpe 6 4 3 FortitudeValley

esha, Keith Keating .. Eileen .. 2 18 6 7Samuel

Consens .. Harry, Richmond,trustee for Cous -

2 2 5 77 Waite Robert .. 1 6 0

ens, Louis George Cockcroft John . 6 10 10 George- street,Donald George Francis .. 4 10 7 Brisbane

Merritt . James .. 3 15 5Donaldson John .. .. 1 5 10 7,

Butcher Percy Laurence 2 11 1 GladstoneFoo Tommy 26 18 7 11 Chambers Edwin Frank 3 19 5 ..

Common wealth Gazette

LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETC. -- continued.

1735 No. 70. -18th October, 1934


Cunningham . .Findley ..Roebuck ..Sullivan ..Connor

GatehouseGillGreenGreenHigginsKellyLoweTurnerAmoryAppelAuyhBuckleyCallowCallowCollins

DwyerGeorgeGreenleesKremastosLissaMaguireMallonMarkhamMerciekaO'ReillyO'SheaRingStrako

TalhotBauerBeausangBellDale

DonovanFritschGriffithKamp

NielsenThomsettThe Radio Soc

Ipswich BranBates ..Bryant ..

CookeDriscollGannon ..Hird ..HolznagelJameson ..KellyKellyMurphy ..Miyamato ..O'CallaghanSmith ..Sutton

WhiteWoodlockBastinBayerBobongeButlerCostelloDavisHowardHowardMatthews

MooneyMorenMcCall umRandellSteDini

Amount.

Queenatana--continued.

x

James ..Alexander ..William Henry ..David .. . .Thomas and Cath-

erine Agnes,Jeremiah Nelson ..Thomas Henry ..Joseph .. ..

Sidney George ..Stephen Joseph ..William . .

William James . .

Andrew Edward ..Arthur ..NicholdusHarry ..Daniel ..Arthur ..Charles ..Lila Mary I., trus-

tee for Collins,Robert Garden

.James ..John SidneyRobert ..Mick ..Oli vo . .

MichaelJoseph ..John HaroldGuiseppiJohn ..ThomasReubenMate Duhovich . .

Retention A /c.John .. ..

Francis Cecil . .

John ..Kathlenn ..Elizabeth, trustee

for Dale, LeslieFrancis

Con ..George ..Robert .Ferdinand Fred -

erichPercival A. . .

Adelaide Alice ..

hety of Queensland,

John JamesDavid .. . .

George Edward . .

John Michael ..John . . ..Edward AlexanderLily Amelia . .

Jack ..Robert ..WilliamMichaelSeehite ..Bernard Charles . .

Charles William ..Norman Frank

LeslieJames .. . .

Justin Stanislaus . .

James ..Karl ..SamsonSamuel .. . .

Oswald Rudolf . .

Len . .

Stanley ..William Forsyth . .

Catherine, trusteefor Matthews,Catherine Rita

Ethel ..Patrick ..George ..Alfred JamesEmanuele

Branch.

8. d.

'7 17 0`? 16 1

1 5 05 3 22 7 10

1 7 101 4 71 9 31 9 103 16 63 11 22 0 03 1 62 0 01 5 111 14 34 7 106 15 94 4 61 10 10

6 3 1

1 14 71 7 101 16 5l 19 51 12 73 12 101 8 113 3 91 12 103 6 36 4 111 5 6

2 6 43 11 01 13 111 8 23 5 5

1 14 '7

1 10 92 9 71 12 10

1 7 1

3 3 101 11 0

2 19 1

3 3 91 11 51 5 Q

1 16 71 8 92 15 91 9 101 15 1

8 3 02 5 61 6 01 6 1

1 6 81 7 10

1 14 61 9 01 8 1

2 6 113 10 92 0 1

1 7 31 10 81 9 47 18 81 4 11

1 6 21 15 0l 14 44 15 111 6 9

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LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETC.--continued.


TraveyThorpeVickers

WrightAddisonAndersonBarnard

Coolee

HicksKeanRobinsonSchablonSmithSonkoSquire ..SwanboroughAllanAndersenDonaldMoranGilshenanAldridge .

Aipha Rifle ClubBrownBrownlieBurrows

ByrneCaldwellCannonClareyClarkeConnollyCosgroveCrombieDammDoolanDriscollFerryFolster

GledhillGrantGreenHallHarrison

HegertyHowardHurstJackson.Johnson

JohnstonLeslieLeydenLittleMannMann

MathesonMegawMellingMerrettMitchellMooneyMorresseyMullenMcHughMcIntoshMcMahonO'NeillParkerPayton

PringReilly

£ a. d.

Queen.slamid continued.Joseph .. ..

Wilfred Cyril . .Honora Ellen

VeronicaArthur Edward ..George Edwin ..Rachel MilneThomas Edward

(Jur.)Charlotte Annie,

trustee for Coolee,Joan MargaretAnnie

Ernest RoyJohn ..Arthur GeorgeAlict. Louisa ..Laurence Sidney..Charley ..Albert ErnestJoseph MarkHarry ..Jorgen ..Edward HenryNorahPatrick JamesHenry ..

Patrick Edmund..David Wright ..William Howard

Russell, trusteefor Burrows,Sheila Patricia

Patrick ..Henry ..Frank ..William (Senr.)Henry.. ..

Emma ..ErnestHarold ClaudeHans LauristonJohn ThomasJames ..Alexander ..Reinhold B., trus-

tee for Folster,L. M.

Luke . .William Thomas ..NellieCecil Arthur CharlesCharles and Har-

rison, AmyMay .. . .

Robert Leslie ..Horace ..Thomas ..Elsie, trustee for

Johnson, PatriciaCharles Henry ..WilliamJoseph ..Gladys AdaDavid .. ..Dorothy Louisa,

trustee for Mann,Dorothy Joyce

John Mackenzie ..Thomas ..Arthur John Thos.Arthur Lionel ..Albert ..MichaelJames ..J. W. ..FrederickCharles ..Mary Ann . .

Lena .. ..

Frederick Charles . .

Frederick Richardand PaytonBeatrice Victoria

Edward ..John ..

1

1

1

1

1

1

11108

7675

444

1011

06

1 9 7

1 6 31 11 31 10 62 19 41 6 41 7 92 1 51 17 1

1 12 62 17 71 15 61 8 111 9 06 15 10

23 0 101 5 1

l 8 61 16 4

20 11 61 5 10l 7 91 5 102 19 74 2 1

2 3' 54 10 5

1 8 21 18 32 11 117 17 52 0 5

2 10 1

1 1.8 21 8 9

11. 4 101 6 4

2 19 22 19 71 9 32 13 62 12 9

1 16 61 7 91 6 01 6 74 15 05 6 2

1 7 91 f5 101 11 92 12 1

1 5 102 1 21 7 43 3 9l 13 02 3 61 12 81 10 91 11 81 10 5

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LIST OF AOCOUNTS, ETC. continued.


Queensland ---co

£ 8. d.ntinued. Queensland continued.

£ e. d.

Ryan Joseph .. .. 1 8 0 Rockhampton Steadman Charles Ernest, trus- 1 5 0 TownsvilleSchalch Otto .. 2 13 7 77 tee for Val FordSheridan F. .. 1 6 11 77 Vusitala Emil . . 2 9 9 77

Sheridan Michael 2 3 11 77 Weale Gilbert William 3 12 2 77

Smith William . 235 8 2 Williamson Lily May 2 7 10 77

Stevens George, trustee' for 8 6 3 77 Wood George .. 1 12 5 77

Stevens, Harold Ziebell John .. 1 8 1

Geo. Crawford Thomas 3 0 4 WarwickStewart .. William i il 2 77 night Nancy Eleanor .. 4 4 6 77

Tobin .. David .. 2 3 6 77 Evans Leonard Edward 5 14 2White . . George Henry .. 6 8 4 DuffWhittington . . Harriet Marie, trus-

tee for. Whitting-1 13 4 77 Freestone William Melbourne

Earle1 17 9

ton, Noel Henry Gannon Walter .. .. 2 13 11

Wilson Lilly, trustee forWilson, DoloresKathleen

1 19 10 Gibson Ethel Elizabeth,trustee for Ade-line Grace Gibson

1 15 3

Yates Edmund Henry 2 1 0 Glass Jessie, trustee for 1 10 9Cheesman Richard Arthur 12 8 5 Roma Glass, Mona MaryGarvie .. Charles .. 1 4 10 77 Hooper Mabel Phyllis . . 1 15 10Wright . . Irene May 2 3 7 Merlaine Gordon Vincent .. 1 6 1

Serebriakoff . Nicholas 2 3 11 South Brisbane Teys Alfred Hamilton, 2 0 0Geddes .. Jack .. 3 2 4 Stanthorpe trustee for Stan-Adcock .. Iris Ruby 1 13 10 Toowoomba ley, James Ham-Baker Marie Lydia 18 5 0 77 iltonBuckley John .. 2 19 1 77 Williams George Albert. 1 4 11Ferguson Lilian .. 4 6 11 77 Wilson James . .. 1 14 6Hunt Sarah .. 1 19 9 77 Winfield Nellie S. M., trus- 1 8 2Kleimeyer .. Frederike M. D. 1 12 8 77 tee for Winfield,McKenzie . . Alexander 1 12 9 7. Jean EileenMcLean .. Mary .. 6 4 7 77 Banner Leonard Walter i 13 6 Woolloon=Nothdurft .. Herbert . 1 13 6 77 (deceased) gabbaPrice Dorothy, trustee for 1 9 7 77 Gillespie Gertrude, trustee for 8 4 5 79

Kennedy, Valma Joyce GillespieQuinn James .. . . 5 14 5 77 O'Keefe Margarette, trustee 4 0 6 77

Ridge Grace Harrette . 3 3 11 77 for O'Keefe,Roman Catholic Church Building 7 19 7 77 Kevin

Fund, Tannymorel Smith Marion Norma . . 1 8 2 ItThies .. Gordon .. . . 1 9 4 77

Trapp ..White ..

Martha . .

Olive Annie Louise2414

162

71

77

77South Australia.

Ando .. Salvatore .. 1 7 9 Townsville Abbott Joan Augusta . . 6 16 7 i AdelaideAndriassen .. Preston 1 6 9 7f Acharie Kashah Rubeen . . 3 10 5Brown . . Charles . . 5 3 11 77 Alexander William Robert - 14 5 8Brown .. Samuel .. 3 0 3 Ambrose James Francis . . 1 13 9Burt Priscilla Ann 1 19 8 Anderson Kathleen Lillian . . 1 8 10 77

Cahill Annie .. 1 6 2 Basedow Bernhard .. 4 0 5 77

Cahill .. Esmond .. 1 12 5 Black Hugh .. .. I 1 12 8Canning .. Mabelle P., trustee 2 2 2 Brand Harry 1 7 2

for Mabelle P. Burden Edward Harold 1 5 9Cantarello Salvatore 4 5 0 Carew Charles Terence 1 17 7Carroll Sidney .. 26 19 9 Caruana Guiseppe .. 815 3 1

Chandler Cecil Samuel . . 1 7 9 Cherry .. Mary Ellen . . 51 8 0 77

Clark Lena, trustee for 2 5 6 Collins Michael Hayes . . 148 1 0 77

Annie Silvertri Cumming Katherine, F. H. 16 1 4 77

Condon Patrick . . . . 2 14 9 Daniel Arthur .. 1 8 0 77

Donald .. William 5 1 0 77 Dean Edwin Samuel 1 6 9Donghi Felice 1 16 10 77 HoraceFerguson Catherine Eva 5 9 2 Duncan Hugh .. 1 15 9Fielding Elizabeth and 1 8 1 Emilio Papa .. .. 1 18 1

Stanley Enock Henry Arnold, trus- 1 14 8Finn James .. 2 8 5 tee for Wells,Greppmair Stephan 6 15 4 IleenHeatley Minnie .. 10 3 8 77 Gregg Malcolm McArthur 1 19 2 77

Holloman Edward .. 13 10 6 77 Guthrie George .. 6 4 9Jeffrey Albert Edward . . 1 7 6 77 Harrington Nancy Margaret 1 6 7Keegan John .. 3 1 11 77 MayKelly George . . . 2 16 0 77 Hartnett John James 1 6 2 77

Knell Edward, trustee for 1 6 6 77 Hansard Grace Emily 1 8 8 77

Dorothy Main Hogg Florence 1 7 11Lennon .. Nora . . . 1 5 5 77 Irwin John .. .. 2 11 11 77

Martin Andrew Joseph .. 1 8 9 77 Jennings James . .. 1 19 8 77

McGrath .. Thomas .. 3 8 1 77 Kenseley Timothy Francis.. 2 19 11 77

Nowlan .. Ernest .. 5 9 2 77 Lambert Kate Elizabeth . . 8 16 1 77

O'Connor John William . . 2 1 (1 77 Marshall James Emslie . . I 16 9 77

O'Neill .. Marie Ivy Blanche 4 18 11 77 Matulich Charles DeCourcy 5 10 8 77

Passeri .. James .. 3 5 11 77 McGregor William .. 2 15 5 77

Poole Henry Frank . . 1 6 9 77 McLean Roderick Joseph .. 1 15 0 77

Propsting .. Amelia Mabel .. 1 5 2 77 Northey Robert John . . 1 4 8 7

Ricca Giovanni .. 1 7 0 77 O'Brien Edward James 18 16 9 77

Robertson Frederick Holmes 1 5 4 77 Odgers Victor Paul . . 1 18 8 77

Romano .. Piero . . .. 1 5 4 77 Owen John . . .. 1 7 1 77

Ryan Jack . 2 9 11 77 Pallant Margaret . 121 15 4 77

Ryan John Sheppard .. 4 3 0 77 Patterson Duncan Alexander i 16 0 77

Sanders Sydney Francis, 318 7 7, Perks Charles Thomas . . 1 16 3 77

trustee for San. Pitt Ernest Ralph 17: 4 II 77

deys, Eric Sydney Richardson Walter Leonard 1.8 4 9.

Oswald


LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETA. -- continued.


RosenfeldSammutSmithSmithSmithSnowSpiteriSutherland

TillyTurnerWaltersWebster

WellerWoodhouseJonesDonnelleyGrangerDainLewisMaloneyMawerQuinlivanBarrett

AdamsAldridgeAkxan'terAndersonBaileyBaker

BakerBalinskiBanyardBarger ..BarracloughBarry ..BatistaBellBennettBennettBiggs

BirchBlackburnBlamireBreeklerBrindley

BrownBrownBrownBruceBueggeBonitonBurgess

BurnellBourneBurrowsBurt

ButtfieldCampbellCarmichaelCarroll

CarterCarlinCarlyonCarverCassidyCassidy

ChallingerChampionChrisCincottaClarkClarke

Amount.

£ s. d.

South Australia continued.DedrichGiovanniAlton . -Patrick Hugh . .

Reginald ..Francis Hugh . .

Joseph .. .Hugh Watt, trustee

for Francis Wil-liams Ltd.

Gordon Howard ..Dudley .. ..Leslie Cecil RayFrancis Arnold

JohnCecil Elon .

William Clifford..Walter John . .

John ..Ester Evelyn ..Katherine MargaretAulbrey Keith ..Patrick ..James ..George MartinAlfred ..

29 132 141 111 101 7

134 76 191 5

4706306'7

295 18 91 11 5i 5 78 14 6

2 18 71 11 102 6 11

47 12 101 18 41 15 111 16 61 6 111 12 92 3 77 17 IO

l ester u, Australia.

Edith AnnieLouisa .. ..George William . .

Eda Matilda . .

Robert .. ..Maude, trustee for

Baker, WilliamPercy .. . .

Cyril ..Leslie Victor . .

Harry ..HarryJohnNovaAlbert .. ..Thomas William . .

William Gordon ..William Strange

GroundwaterHarry Sandford . .Thomas Harper . .

George Ernest . .

Alexander ..Albertina Kate,

trustee for Fidlea,F. M.

Jessie JaneWilliamAlice ..Frederick ErnestHerbert George ..Wilfred Denis ..Catherine McKay,

trustee for Bur-gess, E.

Florence ..Joseph Patrick ..John .. ..

Gladys AmyTheodora ..

Herbert William ..Donald ..Thomas ..William, trustee

for Carroll, W. J.Robert Gordon ..Edna Brooke ..WilliamAlice May . .Winifred DorothyAlice, trustee for

Cassidy, K.James Arthur -

Joseph Henry . .John .. ..

Gaetano ..James ..Jessie ..

21

1

223

1

Branch.

3 67 45 10

19 1

3 915 10

2 18 101 12 111 6 61 9 01 5 25 10 111 17 41 9 21 7 92 2 61 5 4

1 10 101 6 41 16 52 17 6

12 0 7

1 13 630 12 1062 0 11

1 13 96 1 31 14 101 5 10

3 12 9l 13 8

36 16 41 19 9

1 8 91 6 61 6 05 13 10

1 16 82 11 93 1 81 6 111 16 01 4 91 10 1

3 6 04 11 31 6 82 18118 0 0

Port AdelaidePort Augusta

Port Pirie

Perth

LIST OF Aacoirsrrs, zw.continued.

Surname.

ClarksonChipstnneCockertonCockmanCockmanCokluhounCongress

ConnorConnorsConstandtCookCookeCoombesCoombesCooperCopeCoppinCorriganCorsiCousins

CousinsCousinsCragoCrockerCrombioCrossCross

CrossleyCrowhurstCurtisCurtisDancker

DaskieriDavenportDaveyDaviesDa. idsonDawDeeringDellaDempsterDetez

DigneyDodd

DoddDonconDoreDowlingDownesDrysdaleDucatDudleyDuncanDunneEbsworthEddyEdwardsElliottElliottElliott

Elliott

Elliott

Christian Names. Amount.

£ s. d.

Western Australia continued.George Henry ..Winne .. - .

WilliamGeorge .. ..

Ernest John . .

.. Charles Edward ..Thomas, trustee for

Congress, J.Mary ..John ..Alice MaudErnest George ..

Mercy.. .

Constance CatherineAlbert William ..

.. AlbertRose Edith . .

Charles ..Florence Isabel ..Michael . .

Clarice Constance,trustee for Major,R. G.

Irwin .. ..

.. Daisy ..Muriel ..George ..Osborne Ivan ..John .. .

Jessie ElizabethSpence

Marjorie EnidAlbert ..FlorenceHenry Sutton ..Elizabeth, trustee

for Danker, J. A.Antonio..Evelyn MayThomas Edward ..Rodger E. R. ..R. P. ..Edgar ..Joyce May ..

Marta Enrigo . .

George Marsden ..Mabel, trustee for

Dotez, N.Mary Ann .

Ebenezer Daniel,trustee for Dodd,A. M.

Ebenezer Daniel ..Ernest Edward ..John . .Charles FrederickSarah .. ..

Robert . ..Katherine Mary ..Thomas AnthonyBery Aleiville ..Robert . ..Margaret Ruby ..Alfred Lionel ..Alfred Jean . .John Edward ..Alfred John . .Thomas Coventry,

trustee for El-liott, T. A.

Thomas Coventry,trustee for El-liott, R. J.

Thomas Coventry,trustee for El-liott, I. G.

Thomas CoventryFrederick Arthur..Elizabeth ..William George ..Bridget Mary, trus-

tee for Fitz-patrick, P.

RenzoJean Elizabeth

ClarkDorothy Maud ..

ElliottFannonFarnellFielderFitzpatrick

FoliniFordham

Fraser

Branch.

4 14 1 Perth1 13 01 12 11 Of

1 4 101 9 10

18 9 105 10 7

1 6 71 8 21 15 51 12 111 6 41 10 92 10 101 14 111 5 32 8 48 13 72 14 101 17 6

10 10 41 6 81 6 52 13 29 9 11

21 6 112 19 9 IT

1 3 113 8 51 11 82 3 93 12 9 ff

1 7 1

1 5 51 13 02 11 82 14 113 6 41 9 71 16 2

13 16 02 0 2

1 10 5 !V

3 7 11

5 7 05 16 1 .,1 18 112 10 2

20 7 81 19 01 8 7 ,.4 0 1

1 7 51 17 91 10 82 1 51 8 91 7 22 18 98 16 2

910 9

6 5 5

4 1 52 16 91 16 0

28 13 02 10 9

5 16 111 9 8

2 19 6 f,


LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETC.---Continued.



FudgerGardner

GaytonGeeGillGodfreyGloverGloverGoldingGoolamGoodman

GoreyGowGrant

GrayGrayGreenGreymanGriggGroomGuilfoyleHahnHallHallHall

HansenHarkinsHarrisHautonHayesHeadHeuzellHicksHillsHollandHollowsHoare

HolmwoodHooperHope

Humphreys

HutchisonJacksonJaeschke

JamesJefferyJenksJohnsonJohnsonJohnston

JohnstonJohnsonJohnstone.JohnstoneJonesJonesJordanKeenKellyKellyKellyKennyKenny

Keogh

KershawKhanKierath

£ a. d.

Western Australia --- continued.

Antony ..Esther Mary, trus-

tee for Gardner,T. D.

James ..FrankNorris LintonRose ..Mary BlancheMary BlancheLorna ..

Mabel Maude, trus-tee for Goodman,F. A.

Jean ..

Charles Stuart ..John William

MortimerJames ..Joseph ..John ..Elsie ..Mary HannahHeaton ..Paddy .. ..

Ernest Victor GeorgeKatie EvalynMary EllenNoel Hector David

JohnNorman RonaldFlorence EllaCatherineThomasBella ..Hilda MayThomas LimleyMay ..William ErnestLouisa. PaulineHarry Thomas ..Sydney Chapman

HolmesWalter John . .

Glenby Richard ..Annie, trustee for

Courtney, R. H.Robert Zincraft

JesseMargaret Maria ..Ernest WalterFriedich Ferdinand

Arthur, trusteefor Stroschein, E.

Alice Beatrice ..George William ..Harry .. . .

David Benjamin ..Charles .. ..Elsie, trustee for

Johnston, R. K.Florence Hilda ..Harry .. . .

William RobinsonWallace Samuel ..William Harold ..Thomas John ..Stasia MaryAnnie HazelEileen MayMargueriteFrancis . . .

Edmond PatrickPatrick Joseph

trustee forKenny, J. E.

Norah Stewart,trustee for Keogh,J. D.

Harold Herbert ..Shadee .. ..

Augustus Robert,trustee forKierath, V. M.

Janet ..

I 7 I l Perth1 5 6

3 19 56 10 81 14 47 0 I4 10 42 12 31 16 102 16 10

11 15 2

4 14 1

2 15 62 17 7

1 9 5114 52 16 01 92 17 62 13 23 14 101 4 1I1 5 01 11 33 0 3

1 4 01 6 417 01 6 91 12 9I 7 75 6 31 10 33 7 9

15 4 31 8 62 14 3

I 8 98 16 71 4 8

2 6 10

7 10 1

I 4 71 13 4

I 18 101 6 81 6 9

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4 2 5

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LIST OF ACCOUNTS, rm.continued.


KosovichKyleLandfordLaphamLee

LeslieLewisLimbLoganLonergan

LovibondLumbus

I.yellLyneMarguantMarksMarshallManger

Manger

MeldrumMelvinMetes ..MichelMillsMillsMiskar iczMooreMooreMorrellMorris ..MorrisMorrisMoseleyMuirMuir . .

MunroMurrayMurrayMuskaviezMylesMicCarlie ..McCarthy ..McDonald ..McDonald ..McElwee ..McGregor ..McInerhencyMcKenzieMcLarenMcLartyMcLean

McManusMcSorleyNeilNeilsenNelsonNelsonNewtonNichollsNilsenNobleO'MearaOvensOwenPallantPalmer.Panizza ..PapavassilionParkerPearsePellPhalangesPhillipsPhillipsPickellsPickering ..Pierce

£ . d.

Western Australia -- continued.

Mate ..James ..Robert ..Harold . ..Annabell, trustee

for Lee, E. St. C.Richard WilliamWilliam..Mark ..HerbertEliza .. . .Annie Kathleen

FaineEdgar Taunton ..Amy Constance,

trustee for Lum-bus, T. M.

George ..Edward ..William Henry ..E. M. .. ..Agnes Fraser .Joanna Lang Elder,

trustee forManger, D. C.

Joanna Lang Elder,trustee forManger, B. E.

Peter ..Nancy.. . .

Eigie . .

Eric HopeHartley MasonAvon WilliamKasmieraConstance Ada . .

Thomas JamesPercy ReubenPierce MarkAnnie OrrErnest ..Henry DoyleThomasJohn MatthewDuncanJames ..John .. ..

Stanley Anthony..Gwyneth Ella ..Sarah ..Edward JamesSarah .

Laura MaryPatrick ..Marion ..MargaretHector JamesEllen WalkerAmy .. ..Kenneth, trustee

for McLean, J.John JamesEdythe ..Daniel ..Wady PeterFlorence RuthHarold ..JohnAndrew JamesAndreasSusan ..Frank ..Ethel MaryCharles JamesAlbert GeorgeRex ..GuiseppeJohn ..Helen ..Herbert.Albert EdwardNicholasCon. ..Lilian MaryAmelia MaryHerbert James ..John Christopher

1 12 81 4 91 14 31 5 71 5 11

1 14 519 2

3 10 955 19 64 14 10

1 6 22 1 5

1 7 63 15 82 5 61 4 71 10 91 6 0

1 13 7

1 7 1

1 9 1.01 11 5I 9 41 16 105 1.8 84 4 81 9 81 14 1014 73 17 42 0 5

10 1.4 1.1

1 4 51 13 64 143 0 41 11 31 5 16 18 1

15 10 12 I1 56 2 09 9 2

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1 10 21 9 33 5 102 5 37 11 101 16 1

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LIST OT ACCOUNTS, ETO.-- -continued.

1739 No. 70. -18th October, 1934

LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETC.-- continued.


PricePuddeyPyne ..QuartermaineRaalteRadfordRainoldiRaphaelRatheRatcliffeRichardsonRichardsonRigdenRigg ..Roach ..Robinett ..

RobinsonRogersRowsellRyanRyanRyanRvanSangsterSavage

SchneiderSchuttloffelScottScottSeivwright

Sexton

Sexty

ShaddickSharmanSherwoodSimcock

SimpsonSinghSmallSmithSmith

SmithSmith

Somers

SorensenSouthornSpaldingSpearsSpershott

StackStanley

StenStewartStoneSuttonSuttonTaylorTetlowTills

TinkerToppinTreloarTunbridgeTurkishTurllTurnerTout

Western AustraliaAlice Elizabeth ..Mary Emily . .Francis WyndhamLionel Hubert ..Ellen Dorritt VanAlfred Ernest ..Marie . .

Essie Eileen . .

Hannah.. ..

Albert E.Edward ..Muriel MaryAlbert ..Godfrey EdwardKathleen ..Henry James Franks

MorrisHarold Roy . .

Thomas ..John Charles . .

Henry Alexander..Richard Joseph . .

John Junior . .

Andre wSophia May . .

Elizabeth, trusteefor Savage, R.

Alfred .. ..Ernest James F.. .George Lowson . .

Harold .. .

Charles DavidRobert

Walter Benjamin,and W ilsoli,Arthur Alan

Reginald Grove,trustee for Sexty,D. J.

Eileen IvyHarriett Mercier ..Grace Kathleen ..David John, trustee

for Simcock, E.George ..Jundr. . .

Peter McLachlan .

Mathew FitzgeraldAda Elizabeth,

trustee for Smith,A. G.

Janet .. .

Arthur FrancesTeasdale

Eileen Maud, trus-tee for Somers,P.

Mary EileenGladys MaudAnnie .. . .

William Peter ..Charles Alfred,

trustee for Sper-shott, E.

Thomas ..Gwendoline, trustee

for Stanley, S. Z.Andy ..WilliamEdith . ..Percival Sydney ..Albert Leslie . .Paul .

William ..William Stanley,

trustee for Tills,J. R.

Albina ..CatherineStella .. ..

Arthur Hawren . .

Toze Tolj . .Mildred Annie ..Marguerite PansyAlbert William,

trustee for Tout,W. H. J.

£ a. d.

continued.1 8 67 17 111 112 14 91 9 4

1 16 95 13 02 3 81 7

10 6 I

1 7 111 10 51 8 81 15 1

1 16 I

2 8

l 7 04 7 62 9 fl1 14 91 12 101 12 8

39 18 81 16 41 18 9

2 3 91 16 1

1 10 23 7 91 16 0

1 16 3

4 16 11

1 7 29 14 81 12 61 15 5

14 18 65 3 102 6 74 11 92 12 6

1 8 111 7 0

5 5 11

6 11 3I 16 61 11 1

2 8 52 6 9

1 16 01 18 2

1 5 1

5 12 4. 1 4 11

2 16 810 7 1

1 5 83 0 31 5 0

1 6 61 16 9I 13 03 6 01 9 61 15 52 9 103 10 0

Perth Uffindell11 Victor71 Vincent,1

77 Wakema'nIt Walsh71 Ward17 Watkins71 Watt. Watt

71 WeaverWeeksWesselWhite

,1 White77 Wightman

WilkinsonWilliams

WilliamsWilliamsWilliamsYilliamsWillism

WillsWilson ..Wilson ..Woodcock ..Woodhams ..YatesYoung ..Bolwell ..McDonald ..

71 VuletaWharrieBonifacio

,7 Dex,/ HumphreyI1 Blakemore1/ Cronin

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1/ Flint11 Gay71 Mann.7/

GunnBowelling Medical

7 Fanchi ..11 Paull . .

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Brown17 Dawson1, Ellis

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17 JohnstonMortensen'MooreNelson

/ ReadI1 RowlandOf Smith/1 Travers1/ Veljacie11 Walker,7 West

BoaseBoddington ..

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Chidella11 Cochrane17 Davison11 Delius

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Western Australiacontinued.Sydney Arthur ..Estelle EltzeArthur Joseph

ScottAlbert .Tack . .

Patricia ..Sarah Elizabeth ..Alfred . ..Edwin Stanley . .George Hugh . .

Arthur .Tack . .Arthur ..Henri ..Doris OlgaMildred ..John, trustee for

Wightman, J. R.Donald Alan . .

Walsingham Jamestrustee forWilliams, T. A.

Olive Elizabeth ..Mina Ivy Louise..Katie .

Mary Ellen . .

Emeline Dulcineaand Dulcie

Arthur ..John ..Thomas Albert .

Raymond ..Priscilla Hill . .

Edward ..Frederick WilhelmEllen Lucy . .

ThomasMarin ..Mary ..John .. ..Jack Edward LeslieEdward Charles ..Samuel Edward . .

John .. ..

Patrick and Trezise,Henry Arnold

John Henderson ..Henry George ..Edgar George Gil-

bertGrace AlmaFund ..

Frank .. ..Ellen, trustee for

Henry GeorgeJohn Edward Wil-

liam FodenEthel FlorenceWinifred ..Sarah Agnes, trus-

tee for WilliamGeorge Challinor

DorothyHarry AlbertArthur ..Madeline Eliza .

Martin ..James ..Aileen ..Alfred GeorgeMarion ..Evelyn MabelRobert ..Andre ..Lillie .Allan JosephWilliam James ..Clarice, trustee for

Boddington, Her-bert Jantes

HarriettRichard..Mario ..WW'alter BevanKate ..Peter ..Ernest ..Florence

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No. 70. --18th October, 1934

LIST OF A000UNT3, Ero.- conSinued.

1740

Surname.

GreenJonesKelly

KnezovichKofoedLevettLoweyLowryMawMitchell

Moore

Moore

MorrisseyNevinPearce ..RobinsonSingh ..

Smith ..Spalding ..

Ca li eyl ..DavisDoddsDonoghue ..Eastern Goldfields Camera Club ..Eastern Goldfields Dairy Employees

Union of WorkersEdwards .. t Walter ..

Christian Names. Amount.

£

Branch.

Western Australia -- continued.Richard Price ..WilliamEllen Agnes, trustee

for Kelly, MaryAgnes Doris

L'Mark .. 7 7 6Claire Rubina 1 10 IJoseph .. .. 2 0 0Henry .. 1 6 1

James Martin ì 18 3Amy Johnson . 1 15 7Annie, trustee for 1 9 3

Mitchell, MaryPatricia Jane

Estella, trustee for 1 9 5Moore, Thora E.

Samuel Charles 1 16 9Percy

Glyn Henry .. 2 13 8Sidney Richard .. 1 11 1

John James .. 2 12 8John George Henry 3 0 6Gooda .. .. 9 2 3Louisa 1 9 7James Edward 35 11 1

Elsie May 15Barney .. 7 19Elizabeth 2 2 6Lily May ï 17 11Mary Dorothy 112 5

1 17 84 19 7

1 15 6 Geraldton2 9 53 8 6

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RittornelliRussellSefton

SmithThompsonGriffith s

Laurissen

Nolan

CarterFowlerOliverJollyJose

AdamsBeckettBononyBroffCallanCampbellCampoCavanaghCockCoffeyConinosConquatDaweDowGrindenGuesseppeHailHaslerHopeKenndy

William ErnestEllen .. . .

Industries LeagueGuiseppeLuigi ..WilliamPatrick . .John HenryVerindaDavid ..Charlotte AmeliaMabel, trustee for

Priestman, JamesHarold

AgosttiniJames .. . .Robert James

d'EscortViolet EmmaEmily ..Thomas

Henry ..

Annie ..

Mary ..John HenryMatthewRichard JohnRoger ..

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LIST of ACCOUNTS, ETC.continued.


KeoghLindsayLofthouseMellowPearcePepperQuigleyRyanScottSpencerStewartSugermanTateToddTonkinTotucoffTraceyWiseman

AruaBadiaBidinCox ..Enuanamo ..Faris ..FarisHisugauLawrenceMacKrethMairiNouraParadobaPlattSaidi ..SimpsonSowariStubbsTitiTowetaTrass

£ a. d.

Northern Territory continued.Thomas JohnWilliamAlfred J.IgnatiusWilliamElton ..EdwardJohn C.EdwardJackJohnSam ..Frank ..James ..Luke ..Boolin ..P. ..

John C.

. Hediba ..

Hayles ..Macdonald ..MakisOkajiTonuia

AllenAllenLanceTwits

BarrettChestermanDireen.Fish.GarthHarrisHoweJuddMedhurstMoranMaloneSmith

WadeWarburtonWayWhiteBesselBroadCollinsO'MearaCoxCroftHaleyLockMartinRobertsSmithSmith

Papua.

Roy George .

Florence CarolineFred ..

Ganasa ..ReginaldSevai ..

Sarah Maria

Wm. Arthur

Clifford C.

GeoffreyNew Britain.

John ..Alexander

homme

England.Coral GladysHilda HarriettCharles Hill . .

Phoebe, trustee forHill, AnthonyJohn Frank

Tasmania.Arthur Maxwell .

Francis Alan . .

Allan Matthew . .

Henry MauriceWilliam James . .

JeanM... ..Charles Thomas .

Nona Bellairs . .

Victor George ..

John Edward ..Patrick HannibalAlfred Edward and

Maddock, RichardLord

Norman AlfredCharles GeorgeJoseph HenryJohn ..Elsie GraceJoseph William ..Stanley Frank .John . ..

Percival EdwardJohn Francis . .John Martial . .Charlie .. ..

Francis Patrick . .Mary Kathleen . .

Henry . . .May Louisa

4 17 222 18 37 17 71 16 01 6 72 19 73 19 32 8 23 9 8

135 13 1

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COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA.

NOTE ISSUE DEPARTMENT.

Issued in pursuance of Section 60E, of the Commonwealth Bank Act1911 -1932.

STATEMENT OF POSITION AS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MONDAY24TH 8EFTEMDER, 1934.

Number and Amount of Australian Notes issued and not redeemed.

Denomination. Number. Amount.

£ a. d,10s. .. .. 7,188,818 3,594.409 0 0£1 .. .. 16,624,873 16,624,873 0 0£5 .. .. 2,080,215 10,401.075 0 0£10 .. .. 544,945 5,449,450 0 0£20 .. .. 16,255 325,100 0 0£50 .. .. 35,660 1,783,000 0 0£100 .. .. 26,512 2,651,200 0 0£1,000 .. .. 6,721 6,721,000 0 0

Total .. 26,523,999 47,550,107 0 0

How Notes Held£ a. d.

By Banks 21,142,489 10 0

By Publio 26,407,617 10 0

47,550,107 0 0

Reserve Held in Terms of Section 00K

£ . d.Gold and English Sterling .. 15,707,537 0 0

Per cent. of circulation .. 33.03

Per cent. of notes in hands ofpublic .. .. .. 59.48

BERTRAND LATHAM;

Secretary, Note Issue Department,

Sydney, 12th October, 1934.

E. C. RIDDLE,

Governor.

EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION 6:MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ..A. CT

1901 -1926.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Purchase of tin. --O. T. Lempriere & Co., Sydney,£295 18s. 6d.; Glover & Goode, Melbourne, £212 16s.; O. T.Lempriere & Co., Sydney, £211 ls. (Ex. Min. No. 51.)

£202 2s. ( plus exchange) Automatic Telephones Ltd.,Box 1883K, G.P.O., Sydney. Purchase of automatic main-tenance material, A.E. Company's (Liverpool) parts.(Ex.Min. No. 52.)

J. A. LYONS, Prime Minister.

ACQUISITION AS A GIFT FROM THE OWNER OF ANEASEMENT FOR CARRIAGE-WAY AT KELSO,TASMANIA.

HIS Excellency the Governor General in Council has

approved, pursuant to section 14 of the Lands AcquisitionAct 1906 -1934, the acquisition as a gift from the owner of aneasement for carriage -way over the land described in theschedule hereunder. (C.L.895. )

SCHEDULE.

All that piece of land at Kelso containing an area of 2 roods3.3 perches more or less being part of lot 15 on Plan No.733 in the office of the Recorder of Titles, Parish of Stockport,County of Devon, State of Tasmania, as shown hachured onplan hereunder.

pqPA NqpLE" .oe Q

CALCUTTApc)

Not to soc/e4leasurem en /s ore in /inks

DISPOSAL BY TRANSFER OF AN EASEMENT FORCAP :IIIAGE -WAY AT KELSO, TASMANIA.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council hasauthorized, pursuant to section 63 of the Lands Acquisi-

tion Act 1906 -1934, the disposal by transfer to H. R. Gardnerand Sons Pt)'. Ltd. of an easement for carriage-way over theland. described .in the schedule hereunder. -- (C.L.895. )

J. A. PERKINS, Minister of State for the Interior. J. A. PERKINS, Minister of State for the Interior.

No. 70.-18th October,. 1934

SC$BDULE.


All that piece of land at Kelso containing an area of 2roods 3.3 perches more or less being part of lot 15 on PlanNo. 733 in the office of the Recorder of Titles, Parish of Stock-port, County of Devon, State of Tasmania, as shown hachuredon plan hereunder.

PARqN4 PL

CA`T7-,q

Not to sco%Measurements are ir /inks

ACQUISITION FOR POSTAL PURPOSES BY AGREEMENTOF LAND AT URANQUINTY, NEW SOUTH WALES.HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has

approved, pursuant to Section 14 of the LandsAcquisition Act 1906 -1934, the acquisition for postal purposesby agreement with the owners of the land described in theschedule hereunder. ( C.L. 1252.)

J. A. PERKINS, Minister óf State for the Interior.

SCHEDULE.

All that piece of land containing an area of 2.3 herchesmore or less being part of Lot 3, Section 4, Village. andParish of Uranquinty, County of Mitchell, State of NewSouth Wales, as shewn hachured on plan hereunder.

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Ryan StScale

5 IO 15 20 4.o Ft

THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.

.N OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Crown Lease has been forfeited by the Honorable the Minister for the Interior:

No.Lease Description. Lessee. Locality. Forfeiture. Reason for forfeiture.

279 Agricultural .. R. Douglas .. .. Katherine River District .. .. 30.6.1931 Non payment of rent.

H. C. BROWN, Secretary, Department of the Interior.

Commonwealth Gazette 1748 No. 70.- --18th October, 1934

TENDERS.POSTMASTER - GENERALS DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS INVITED.

TENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or service. Tenders must be endorsed " Tenders for(as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They must be deposited in

the Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.

Description of Material or Service Required. Schedule No.

GENERAL. **

Automatic Telephone Switching EquipmentSubmarine Cable .. .

Automatic Switchboard Equipment for Brunswick Exchange,Victoria

Switchboard Cable (Lead Covered)Switchboard Cable (Braided)GeneratorsTools (for use by Telephone Mechanics) .

Automatic Switching Equipment for use in rural areasDial Parts . .Jumper Rings and Terminal StripsAuto Switching Equipment ..Underground Cable ..Indicators .. .Automatic Switchboard Equipment, City West Exchange, VictoriaTransformers .. .

Switchboard Keys and PartsResistances, Reactances and CoilsBells and Buzzers ..Jacks and Number Plates ..Lamps, Lamp Caps and SocketsMotor Generators and RectifiersMultiple Twin Cable .

Cords, Instrument .. ..Loud Sounding Alarm UnitsRinging and Tone Vibrators and Delayed Alarm Control EquipmentSpark Plugs .. .. ..Printed Forms- Costing SeriesCarrier Maintenance PartsTelephone Timing ClocksHandsets, Telephone .

Induction Coils and Registers

C.1215C.1222C.1229

C.1239C.1240C.1241C.1242C.124fiC.1246C.1247C.1251C.1253C.1254C.12570.1258C.12590.1260C.1261C.1262C.1265C.1266C.12680.1271C.1272C.12730.1274C.1275C.1276C.12780.1279C.1280

VICTORI?,.

Supply; delivery and installation of Power Plant for operatingpneumatic tube services at Chief Telegraph Office, Melbourne

Supply of Wooden Poles at Pegmarks between Pompapiel andCali' it

Vic. 1569

Vic. 1570

QUEENSLAND.

Foundations for Radiating System, Townsville Regional Broad- Q.727casting Station

Tender Forms, Specifications, &,c.,obtainable from- Tendera Close-

*I (see footnote)*t

(see footnoto)

3 p.m., 30.10.343 p.m., 30.10.343 p.m., 19.2.35

*Ì 3 p.m., 13.11.34s# 3 p.m., 13.11.34st 3 p.m., 13.11.34st 3 p.m., 20.11.34st 3 p.m., 18.1 2.34st 3 p.m., 20.11.34st 3 p.m., 20.11.344+ 3 p.m., 30.10.34st 3 p.m., 23.10.34st 3 p.m., 27.1I.34

§t (see footnote) 3 p.m., 16.4.35st 3 p.m., 13.11.34st 3 p.m., 11.12.34st 3 p.m., 11.12.34st 3 p.m., 20.11.34*t 3 p.m., 27.11.34st 3 p.m., 27.11.34*+ 3 p.m., 11.12.34*+ 3 p.m., 18.12.34st 3 p.m., 4.12.34* 3 p.m., 30.10.34*+ 3 p.m., 29.1.35* 3 p.m., 23.10.34s 3 p.m., 30.10.34*+ 3 p.m., 15.1.35*# 3 p.m., 29.1.35*: 3 p.m., 22.1.35*I 3 p.m., 22.1.35

*+ 3 p.m., 8.1.35

§§, Di\ isional Engineer's Office, 3 p.m., 13.11.34Bendigo ; and Post Office,Mitiamo

* and Divisional Engineer's 3 p.m., 31.10.34Of ee, Townsville j

* Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney (ß l Hi -s» a -; r 39',) ; 13 risbane ; Adelaide (West - Terrace) and Perth ; and G.P.O.'s, Melbourne and Hobart.t Tende r Fornis, &c., also obtainable at the office of the High Commissioner, London.** Tend ers returnable at the office of the Deputy Director, Posta and Telegraphs, Melbourne, C.1.§ Depart mental Stores Branch, Sydney, and G.P.O., Melbourne.§§ Depar tmental Stores Branch, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1.A charge of £ 1 ls. will be charged for each copy of Schedules C.1215, C.1229 and C.1257 issued. This will be refunded if a bona -fide tender is lodied.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR -WORKS AND SERVICES BRANCH.TENDERS INVITED.

Locality and Description of Work.

Additions, Alterations, Postal Premises,Kalbar.- Repairs and painting

Postal Buildings, Gin Gin. - Repairs andpainting, &c.

Flinders Naval Depot.- Repairs and painting

Postal Buildings, Mount Perryy.- Repairs andpainting

Manly Drill Hall.- Repairs and painting . .

Victoria Barracks, Paddington.- Conversionof Gymnasium to A.S.C. Drill Hall andConversion of A.S.C. Drill Hall into Cubicles

Leichhardt Ordnance Stores.- Reconditioningof roadway

Tenders Return-able at--

2 p.m., 30thOctober,1934

77

11 a.m., 22ndOctober,1934

2 p.m., 30thOctober,1934

Noon, 22ndOctober,1934

,7

Noon, 29thOctober,1934

Plans, Specifications, &c., Avaflabfeat- Tenders to be addressed to-

Works Director, Adelaide- street, Bris-bane ; and at Post Offices, Kalbarand Ipswich, Queensland

Works Director, Adelaide- street, Bris -baue ; and at Post Offices, Gin Gin,Mount Perry, Bundaberg and Mary -borough, Queensland

Works Director, 315 Post Office- place,Melbourne, Victoria

Works Director, Adelaide- street, Bris-bane ; and at Post Offices, Gin Gin,Mount Perry, Bundaberg and Mary -borough, Queensland

Works Director, - Customs House,Sydney, New South Wales

Works Director, Desmond Cham-bers, Adelaide- street, Brisbane,Queensland

Works Director, 315 Post Office -place, Melbourne, Victoria

Works Director, Desmond Cham-bers, Adelaide- street, Brisbane,Queensland

Works Director, Customs House,Sydney, New South Wales

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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR -- -WORKS AND SERVICES BUANCI -- continued.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Locality and Description of Work. Amount. Contractor and Address. Date ofAcceptance.

Date ofCompletion.

.. d.Maribyrnong.- Extension to Building No. 3, High Ex-

plosives Factory4,934 0 0 F. N. Mann Pty. Ltd., 7 Canterbury -

street, Yarraville2.10.34 8.1.35

Cambridge (Tas.).- Preparation of Landing Ground 1,649 0 0 A. J. McKenzie, 28 Frogmore -road,Carnegie

29.8.34 21.10.34

North Carlton Drill Hall.- Erection of Gun Park . . 3,483 0 0 W. B. Harford, 615 Station - street, North 18.9.34 11.12.34Carlton

Footscra* Ammunition Factory.- Erection of Tool Room 6,379 0 0 M. A. Synnott, 58 Mirls- street, Newport 18.9.34 8.1.35Queenseliff Fort.- Additions to Mess Building.. . . 2,717 0 0 G. Warren, 13 Brown - street, Geelong .. 18.9.34 11.12.34Salo.- Erection of Regional Broadcasting Station . . 3,972 15 0 H. S. Bolger, 62 Arthur - street, Fairfield 25.9..34 15.1.35Carlton Drill Hall, Grattan - street. - Alterations and

additions358 0 0 C. H. Miller, 14 Mildura-avenue, Sand-

ringham2.10.34 30.10.34

Flinders Naval Depot. - Supply of Steam Jacketed. Pans,&c.

374 0 0 Gardner & Naylor Pty. Ltd., or. Kavanaghand Ireland streets, South Melbourne

9.10.34 4.12.34

Newcastle Post Office. - Erection of additional Public 58 17 0 A. Carnley, Adamstown .. . . 27.9.34 24.10.34Telephone Cabinets

Inverell Post Office and Residence.- Repairs andpainting

186 0 O J. AV. Collins, Stanmore 28.9.34 29.11.34

Woonona Post Office and Residence.- Repairs andpainting

85 10 0 A. E. Orange, Sydney 9.10.34 12.11.34

Victoria Barracks, Paddington. - Purchase, demolitionand removal of A.G.A. Drill Hall

325 0 0 H. G. Cooper, Pymble 5.10.34 5.11.34

Forrest (F.C.T.).- Additions, &c., to Residence,, Lot 6,Section 24

380 0 0 W. McCullough & W. E. Bailey, 76 Cause -way, Canberra, Federal Capital Territory

10.10.34 14.11.34

EXTENSION OF CONTRACT TIME.

Locality and Description of Work. Contractor and Address. Date extended to-

Erection of Artillery and Engineer Depots, Batman-avenue,Melbourne

Aircraft Depot, Laverton. - Modification to Engine Testing Plant

Removal of Drill Hall from Maldon and re- erection at BacchusMarsh

J. Whiteiaw, 3 Urquhart- street, Glenferrie,Victoria

Chas. Ruwolt, Pty. Ltd., 530 Victoria- street,Richmond, Victoria.

L. Simpson, Bacchus Marsh, Victoria

25th December, 1934

22nd October, 1934

17th October, 1934

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS.

Contract No. 4247. -Metal Manufactures Pty. Ltd., c/oBritish Insulated Cables Ltd., Box 4312, G.P.O., Melbourne,C.1- Schedule C.1176.- Underground cable, £4,984 4s. 10d.All States.

Contract No. 4291. - McPhersons Pty. Ltd., Box 4500,G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1- Schedule C.1225.-Bolts, nuts andwashers, (approximately) £1,969 Os. 4d. All States.

Contract No. 4292. -S. G. Sewell Pty. Ltd., 10 Weston -street, Brunswick, N.10- Schedule C.1225.- Bolts, nuts andwashers, (approximately) £811 10s. 3d. All States exceptNew South \Vales.

Contract No. 4294. - Commonwealth Telegraph SuppliesWLtd., White - street, Leichhardt, New South ales- Schedule

C.1225.- Bolts, nuts and washers, (approximately) £360 ls.New South .Wales.

Contract No. 4302. - Electric Construction Co. Ltd. (throughHigh Commissioner )- Schedule C.1181. -Motor generator setsand rectifiers, £231. New South Wales.

Contract No. 4304.- Tullocks. Phoenix Ironworks Ltd., Box1066H, G.P.O., Sydney - Schedule C.1221. -G.I. and black ironpipes, (approximately) £20,460. All States.

Contract No 4305.-Hume Steel Ltd., Box 4534, G.P.O.,Melbourne, C.1- Schedule C.1221. -G.I. and black iron pipes,(approximately) £4,650. All States except Tasmania.

Contract No. 4315. Spicers & Detmold Ltd., 377 -381Lonsdale- street, Melbourne, C.1 - Schedule C.1270.-Printed" Special Greeting " telegram forms and envelopes, £520. AllStates.

Corrigendum.Contract No. 3985 for the supply of wooden crossarms

under Schedule C.1107 by Alex Sturrock & Sons Pty. Ltd.(agents for Clennett & Co. Pty. Ltd., Tasmania) has beenterminated.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.TENDERS will be received until Two o'clock p.m. on the

dates shown at the Defence Contracts Offices in the capitalcities stated hereunder:

Supply of hooks, waist, brass (250 gross) - --26th October,1934. (Melbourne and Sydney.)

Sale of tool steel, brass and copper tubing, &c.-26thOctober, 1934. (All States) .

Sale of " Guy " motor truck, ton capacity -26th October,1934: (Melbourne only.)

Sale of scrap metals ere Ammunition Factory -26th October,1034. (Melbourne only.)

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.TENDERS are invited for the supply of-

(A) One 63 -foot steel tower,(n) One lantern ( without plate glass) .

Plans and specifications are available at the office of theMarine Branch in each State. Tenders close at Three p.m.on 16th November, 1934, and must be endorsed -

Tender for Steel Tower, Fraser Island, andTender for Lantern, Fraser Island,

and :addressed to " Director of Lighthouses, Marine Branch,35 'Wills- street, Melbourne, C.I."

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE..

MARINE BRANCH.

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.Period -1st September, 1934, to 15th April, 1935.

Groceries.Delivery to Lighthouse Steamers Cape Leeuwin and Cape

Otway within a radius of 2 miles of the General Post Office,Brisbane- Estimated amount involved, £431, 7s. 4d.- Queens-land Pastoral Supplies Pty. Ltd., Brisbane.

Meat.Delivery to Lighthouse Steamers Cape Lecuwin. and Cape

Otuay within a radius of 2 miles of the General Post Office,Brisbane - Estimated amount involved, £359 18s. 9d.-TheBrisbane Meat Service, Brisbane.

COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDERBOARD.

TENDERS are invited for the following supplies :--Schedule No.- C.T.B. 478. Material-Motor car hire

service for the Commonwealth Departments in Vic-toria. Supplies required in-Victoria. Closing date -30th October, 1934.

Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at theBoard's Office, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1.


COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDERBOARD.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Schedule 457. Contract No. 1590.,-Mr. R. E. Mustow, 325Flinders -lane, 11Zelbourne. -Item 17 (part) -Pencils, drawing,black, all grades, £434 los. All States.

Schedule 457. Contract No. 1614. Messrs. Gibbs, Bright &Co. (as agents for Pencils Aust. Ltd) , 34 Queen- street, Mel-bourne.- Pencils -Item 12, blue; Item l 3, red; Item 14,

green; and Item 16, black, for general office use, £883 16s. 5d.All States

Schedule 457.-Contract No. 1615. - Messrs. Sands &

McDougall Pty. Ltd., 365 Collins- street, Melbourne. -Item15- Pencils, copying, for general office use, £430 4s. 2d. AllStates except South Australia.

Schedule 461.- Contract No. 1018.- Associated GeneralElectric Supplies Ltd., 108 Queen - street, Melbourne.- Electriclight globes -Items 1 to 64 inclusive and 84, approximatequantities for period ending 30th September, 1935. All States.

Schedule 469.- Contract No. 1611.- Messrs. Laycoek Son& Co., 179 Noi4manby -road, South Melbourne.-Supply ofblankets for use by aboriginals, £285 7s. lid.

Schedule 470. Contract No. 1613. - Messrs. W. J. CarrPty. Ltd., 95 Bay- street, Port Melbourne.- Supply ofenvelopes for electoral claim cards, £289 6s. 8d. All States.

Schedule 471. Contract No. 1612. Messrs. Wiggins Teapeand Alex Pirie (Export) Ltd., 206 -208 Queen street, Mel-bourne.- Items 1 and 2 -Cream wove writing paper,£248 19s. 2d. sterling.

COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.TENDERS, addressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth

Railways, 623 Collins- street, Melbourne, C.1, will be receivedup to Four p.m. on 31st October, 1934, for the supply anddelivery at Port Augusta, South Australia, and Parkeston,Western Australia, of-

150,000 TIMBER SLEEPERS 8 FT. X 9 IN. X 4¡ IN.50,000 TIMBER SLEEPERS 6 FT. 61N. X 8 IN. X 4i IN.

Specifications are available for issue at the offices of theCommonwealth Railways, Melbourne, and of the Common-wealth Works Directors at Sydney, Adelaide and Perth.

Envelopes enclosing tenders should be endorsed " Tenderfor Sleepers ".

1745 No. 70. -18th October, 1934

TERRITORY FOR THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.Motor Traffic Ordinance 1932 -1933.

PURSUANTto the powers conferred upon nie by section 5

of the Motor Traffic Ordinance 1932 -1933, I, John ArthurPerkins, Minister of State for the Interior, hereby appoint -

Constable Sidney Edgar Hush,Constable Leslie John Ivey,

to be Testing Officers for the purposes of the Motor TrafficOrdinance 1932 -1933 and the Regulations for the time beingin force thereunder.

Dated at Canberra this second day of October, One thousandnine hundred and thirty -four.

J. A. PERKINS, Minister of State for the Interior.

THE TERRITORY OF NORFOLK ISLAND.

PURSUANTto section 2 of the Affidavits Ordinance 1919-

1930 of the Territory of Norfolk Island, a commissionhas been issued to Louis Victor Brossey, of Norfolk Island,authorizing him to administer oaths and take affirmations forthe purpose of any court in the Territory and proceedingstherein.

H. S. W. LAWSON, for the Prince Minister.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

The Solicitor - General Act 1916.DELEGATION BY ATTORNEY GENERAL TO

SOLICITOR -G ENERAL.

WHEREWHEREASunder and by virtue of the provisions of theAS

Solicitor- General Act 1916 the Attorney - General isempowered, by writing under his hand, to delegate any ofhis powers or functions under any Act ( except that power ofdelegation) , so that the delegated powers may be exercised bythe Solicitor General as fully and effectually as by theAttorney-General:

Now therefore I, Robert Gordon Menzies, the Attorney-General for the Commonwealth of Australia, do hereby dele-gate to the Solicitor - General for the Commonwealth all thepowers and functions of the Attorney General under-

(a) the Lands Acquisition Act 1906-1934;(b) the Statutory Declarations Act 1911-1922;(c) any Acts of the Commonwealth relating to Patents,

Trade Marks, or Designs, or any Regulations there-under;

(d) section sixty -one of the Judiciary Act 1903 -1934;(e) the War Precautions Act Repeal Act 1920 -1934, or

any Regulations made under the War PrecautionsAct Repeal Act 1920 or made under that Act assubsequently amended ; and

(f) the Australian Industries Preservation Act 1906-1930.

this thirteenth day of October, One thousand nineand thirty -four.

ROBERT G. MENZIES,Attorney- General of the Commonwealth.

Datedhundred

COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIALRESEARCH.

APPOINTMENT Or ASSISTANT RESEARCH OFFICER.

IN connexion with the investigations on gold ores beingconducted by the Council in co- operation with the South

Australian School of Mines and Industries, applications areinvited for appointment to the position of Assistant ResearchOfficer.

Applicants should possess a University degree in scienceor engineering (or its equivalent) . Experience in experi-mental work is desirable. The successful applicant will havehis head- quarters at the South Australian School of Minesand Industries, Adelaide.

The commencing salary offered is from £344 to £452 perannum ( nominal) depending on the qualifications andexperience of the successful applicant, the present equivalentafter deductions under the Financial Emergency Act, &c., being£303 to £406.

The successful applicant, if appointed at a salary lessthan £416 per annum (nominal), will be entitled to annualincrements of £18 each (nominal) up to a salary of £416per annum (nominal) subject to satisfactory reports in rela-tion to his efficiency and good conduct. Further incrementswill be at the discretion of the Executive Committee of theCouncil, and will be dependent also upon the performance ofwork of a character justifying increased salary.

The appointment will be made on a temporary basis, butsubject to satisfactory performance of duties it is anticipatedthat it will extend over the period of at least five years onwhich the present scheme of work is based, and that it maybe extended beyond that period.

Applications accompanied by copies of not more than fourtestimonials should reach the undersigned not later thanMonday, the 29th October, 1934.

G. LIGHTFOOT, Secretary.Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert-

street, East Melbourne, C.2.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.PROMOTION UNDER TILE DEFENCE ACT AND CIVILIAN STAFF REGULATIONS.

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted.Salary on

Promotion.Date of

Promotion.

Walsh, Francis Thomas ..

Eassie, Norman Leck .. ..

Storeholder, Grade 1, FourthDivision (£306 £342), Ord-nance Branch, Victoria

Senior Storeman, Fourth Divi-sion (£284 - £292), OrdnanceBranch, Tasmania

Storeholder, Grade 2, Fourth Division(£354- £390), Ordnance Branch, Victoria

Storeholder, Grade 1, Fourth Division £306-(£342), Ordnance Branch, Western Aus-tralia, vice C. Williams, deceased

318

270

18.10.34

11.10.34

Subject to adjustment in accordance with the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -34 and inclusive of any allowance payable under the provisions of Civilian StaffRegulation 117o.

No. 70. --18th October, 1934 1'746

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

PROMOTIONSSECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.


THE following promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board, and, where consequent uponanother provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be lodged, either by letter or

telegram, with the Inspector in the State in which the promotion is to be made, or, if the promotion is to be made in the Federal CapitalTerritory, with the Inspector at Canberra, within fourteen days of the date of this notification. An appellant shall forward his appeal directto the Public Service Inspector.

The grounds of appeal must be as prescribed in Section 50 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, viz.:(a) Superior efficiency ; or(b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority.

(N.B. Where positions have been the subject of an Arbitration Determination, the salary scales shown are those prescribed byDetermination.)

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Prometed.Salary onPromotion. Date of

Promotion.

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.Office of the Public Service Board.

McFarland, Thomas Alexander..

Duties

Clerk (£288- £354), Third Diii- Clerk (£306 - £384), Third Division, Newsion, Unattached, Now South South Wales. Office reclassified (P.S.B.Wales Certificate No. 34/1350)

relate to control of temporary employment and examination matters.

330 18.10.39

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Greenwood, Walter .

Taxation Branch,Investigating Officer (£384-

£456), Investigation and SalesTax Section, Western Aus-tralia

Western Australia.Investigating Officer (£438- £510), Investi-

gation and Sales Tax Section, vice J.Curran, promoted

420 18.10.34

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Roberts, William Joseph Clerk (Legal), (£306- £492),Third Dix ision Crown Solici-tor's Office (Melbourne)

Clerk (Legal) (£492 £564), Third Division,Crown Solicitor's Office (Sydney), vice.C. L. Quinlix an, promoted

456 18.10.34

Rowling, Lennox Henry Clerk (Audit), Grade 2 (£330- Clerk (£420- £492), Third Division, Official 438 Pt£402), Third Division, Audit.Office, New South Wales

Receiver's Section, Bankruptcy Branch,New South Wales. New Office created(P.S.B. Certificate No. 788 of 14.5.1934)

Brown, Cecil Bedford Thompson Clerk (Legal), (£96- £354), ThirdDivision, Crown Solicitor's

Clerk (Legal) (£306- £492), Third Division,Crown Solicitor's Office (Melbourne).

348 »

Office (Melbourne) Office reclassified (P.S.B. Certificate No.1552 of 19.9.1934)

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.

Smith, Vernon Clerk (£252- £330), Third Divi-sion, Meat, Fruit and DairyExport Branch, Queensland

Clerk (£330 £402), Third Division, Meat,Fruit and Dairy Export Branch, Queens-land. Office reclassified (P.S.B. Certifi-cate No. 33/1871)

318 18.10.34

Duties in connexion with the supervision of products for export.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Central Staff.

Smith, Francis Alphonsus Roch Clerk (£96- £306), Third Divi-sion, Chief Engineer's Branch

Clerk (£252- £330), Third Division, ChiefEngineer's Branch, vice H. M. Elliott,promoted

282 18.10.34

Clerical Duties, associated with engineering schedules and contracts, and precis work.

New South Wales.

Thomson, Ebenezer . Clerk (£366- £438), Third Divi-sion, Accounts Branch (Re-lieving)

Clerk (£384- £456). Third Division, AccountsBranch (General Accounts), vice A. F.Gorrel, transferred

420 18.10.34

Duties. Chief Register of Payments to Allowance Postmasters and Mail Contractors, and prepare annual statistics.

Whitbread, Clarence Vernon Overseer, Grade 1 (£260 £284),Fourth Division, Telegraph

Postal Investigation Officer, Grade 1 (£294-£330), Fourth Division, Investigation

270

Branch Section (Postal), vice G. R. Bannerman,promoted

Neville, William Edward Assistant Inquiry Officer (£268- Postal Investigation Officer, Grade 1 (£294- 70£284), Fourth Division, Ac-counts Branch (TelephoneAccounts)

£330), Fourth Division, InvestigationSection (Postal), vice F. C. Krahe, pro-moted

Bain, Kenneth Mail Officer (£84- £295), Fourth Postal Investigation Officer, Grade 1 (£294- 270Division, Mail Branch £330), Fourth Division, Investigation Sec-

tion (Postal). New office created (P.S.B.Certificate No. 34/660)

s Subject to adjustment in ancor dance with the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -34, and inclusive of any allowance payable under the provisions of Public ServiceRegulation 10513(5) or 108(60 .


PROàdOTIONß-eontinued.

Name. Présent Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted.ISalary on Date of

1

Promotion. Promotion.

Giddey, William John

Shepherd, Ernest William

Brown, Norman Hamilton

Saines, James Ernest Dudley ..

Fisher, John Harvey

Banks, William Gisbert

Newman, Reginald Charles

Lillis, John James Michael

Keleher, David John . .

Dunn, Stanley Keith . .

Jonas, Norman Lindsay

O'Hara, Eric Leonard

Wilson, Thomas Jack

Wetherall- Hughes, EdwinKonsdell

Farrell, John James 'Winton

Hoy, Robert Rex

Paton, Lloyd Wynn

Bowles, Walter Henry

Dowling, John Alfred

Marley, James Bede

Taylor, Jack Ernest

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT -- continuel.

New South Wales- continued.

Senior Indexer (£254 - £284),Fourth Division, ElectoralBranch, Department of theInterior

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £1.60),Fourth Dig ision, unattached

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Waverley

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),. Fourth Division, Young

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, unattached

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Gran ille

Messenger (£66- £168), FourthDivision, MeteorologicalBranch, Department of theInterior

Telegraph Messenger (£66-£160). Fourth Division, unat-tached

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth DiN ision, Belmore


Telegraph Messenger. (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Broken Hill

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Tamworth

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Stroud

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Manilla

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Bathurst

Telegraph Messenger (N64160),Fourth Division, \Walcha

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Sutherland

Postal Clerk (£108 £306), FourthDivision, Strathfield

Assistant, Grade 2 (£252 £260),Fourth Division, unattached

Postal Investigation Officer, Grade 1 (£294-£330), Fourth Division, Investigation Sec-tion (Postal). New office created (P.S.B.Certificate No. 34/660)

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84.- £244), FourthDivision, Lockhart, vice F. O. Gallagher,promoted

Postal Assistant, Grade 1(£84- £244,) FourthDivision, Stockinbingal, vice. H. V. Casey,transferred

Postal Assistant, Grade .1 (£84- £244.), FourthDivision, Tocumwal, vice R. W. Whyte,transferred

Postman (.£84- £244), Fourth Division, East-wood, vice T. H. Roxberrv, transferred

Postman (£84- £244), Fourth Division, Gran-ville, vice J. D. Lamond, promoted

Postman (£844244), Fourth Division, Mar -oubra, vice J. Fisher, transferred

1s

Postman (£84-£244), Fourth Division, New-town, vice J. Bolton, transferred

Postman (Relieving) (£84- £244), FourthDivision, Paddington, vice F. B. Lovell,transferred

Postman (£84- £244), Fourth Division, St.Mary's, vice N. J. Donohoe, promoted

Telephonist (£84- £168), Fourth Division,Newcastle, vice S. G. Morris. transferred

Telephonist (£84- £168), Fourth Division,Tamworth, vice H. F. Fleming, promoted

Telephonist (£84- £168), Fourth Division,Tamworth, vice K. V. C. McDonald, pro-moted

Junior Assistant (£84- £1G8), Fourth Dis i-sion, Canberra, vice C. W. Priestly, pro-moted

Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Division,Tamworth, vice W. H. Smith, promoted

Junior Assistant. (£84- £168), Fourth Division,Tamworth, vice W. J. Field, promoted

Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Division,\ Tagga Wagga, vice R. R. King, transferred

Postmaster, Grade 1 (£258- £330), FourthDivision, Adaminaby, vice M. D. Byrnes,transferred

Assistant, Grade 3 (£268- £284), Fourth Divi-sion, Accounts Branch (Telegraph Ac-counts). Office reclassified (P.S.B. Certi-ficate No. 34/1376)

270

182

182

182

190

182

182

182

182

182

170#

1701-

150

150

150

150

150

282

232

Duties.- Include checking, recording and abstracting of Radio and Beam Telegraph Business.

.. Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £244), Assistant, Grade 2 (£252- £260), Fourth Divi- 218

Fourth Division, unattached sion, Wireless Branch. Office reclassified(P.S.B. Certificate No. 34/1437)

Duties. Keeping of general branch records ; knowledge of Wireless Telegraph Acts and Regulations.

1Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Postman (£84- £244), Fourth Division, I 182

Fourth Division, unattached l William- street, vice D. Judge, retired

Victoria.

Willats, George John ..

Gold, James Oliver

Barnes, Harold

Condie, Robert Maxwell

Meissner, Herman Carl

Wilson, Arthur Leslie

Cunnington, Frank Granville

Stephens, Reginald Alva Claude

Sharkey, Francis Patrick

Telegraphist (£108 -342), ThirdDivision, Telegraph Branch

Line Foreman (£299 -£323)Fourth Division, EngineeringBranch, Townsville, Queens-land

Postman (£84- £244), FourthDivision, unattached




Postman (£84- £244), FourthDivision, Sale

Junior Assistant (£84- £168),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Telephonist (£84- £168), FourthDivision, Telephone Branch

Senior Telegraphist, Grade 1 (£354 £384),Third Dix ision, Telegraph Branch, vice E.

Tragardh, promotedLine Inspector (£342 - £426), Fourth

Division, Engineering Branch,Northern District (Bendigo), vice SP D.Millard, transferred

Mail Officer (£84- £295), Fourth Division,Mail Branch, vice C. H. Hatton, promoted

Mail Officer (£84- £295), Fourth Division,Mail Branch, vice W. Barrow, promoted

Mail Officer (£84- £295), Fourth Division,Mail Branch, vice H. Nelson, retired

Mail Officer (£84- £295), Fourth Division,Mail Branch, vice V. A. Francisco, deceased

Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (£252- £260),Fourth Division, Sale, vice A. A. Marsh,promoted

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £244), FourthDivision, Yarram, vice S. N. Hyde, pro-moted

Postman (£84- £244), Fourth Division, Kew,vice H. J. O'Farrell, transferred

330

306

211

182

182

182

218

190

190

18.10.34

Pt

ff

18.10.34

25.10.34

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Of

Subject to adjustment in accordance with the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -34, and inolusive of any allowance payable under the provisions of Public Service

Regulation 1050(5) or 106(6s).t Salary on promotion is that payable in accordance with Public Service Regulation 1065.

No. 7O.-18th. October, 1934 1748 Commonwealth Gazette

PROMOTIONS--continued.

Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENTcontinued.

Victoria continued.Walton, Alston Joe Edgar .. Clerk (£288 - £354), Third Divi- Clerk (£330 - £402), Third Division, Engineer- 348

Sion, Engineering Branch ing Branch. Office reclassified (P.S.B.Certificate No. 34/1359)

Duties.Assembling particulars of material to be purchased on Collective Schedules.

Date ofPromotion.

2.5.10.34

Smythe, Thomas . .

Duties. Scheduling tenderacceptance.

Fleming, Edwin Leslie

Newton, William Henry

Postal Clerk (£108 £306), ThirdDivision, Brunswick

prices and bringing them to a

Queensland.

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1(£318- £354), Third Division,Gordonvale

Senior Lineman (£265- £289),Fourth Division, Engineering

Clerk (£252- £330), Third Division, StoresBranch. Office reclassified (P.S.B. Certi-ficate No. 34/1257)

parity ; also drafting Tender Board recommendations

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342- £420), Third Divi-sion, Chillagoe, vice E. Feltham, trans-ferred

Line Foreman (£299 £323), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch (Country Line

282

and

330

263

letters of

18.10.34

Branch (Construction andMaintenance)

Parties), No. 7 Party (Head - quarters,Rockhampton), vice J. Fitzgibbon, trans-ferred

Edwards, John Lineman (£233- £257), Fourth.Division, Engineering Branch,(Country Line Parties), No.

Senior Lineman (£265- £2S9), Fourth Divi-sion, Malanda, vice G. Handley, transferred

229 ff

2 PartyThornton, Sydney George Stafford Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),

Fourth Division, TelegraphPostman (£84- £244), Fourth Division, Mount

Isa, vice C. F. G. Buderus, transferred198

BranchSouth Aus tralira.

Leech, Hugh Douglas Telegraph Messenger (£66 -£160)Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-sion, Telegraph Branch, vice F. V. Allport,promoted

174t 18.10.34

Mulvihill, Peter Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Telegraph

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division,Stores and Transport Branch, vice F. H.

150j-

Branch

Western A

Wallis, promoted

ustralia.

Gibson, Sidney Heslop Clerk (£288 - £354), Third Divi-sion, Accounts Branch (Money

Clerk (£306- £384), Third Division, AccountsBranch (Money Order). Now office created

330 18.10.34

Order) (P.S.B. Certificate No. 34/1105)Reconciling Money Order Accounts.

Sargent, Cecil Postmaster, Grade 1(£258- £330),Fourth Division, Hall's Creek

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£318- £354),Third Division, Busselton, vice H. C.

306

Wroth, promotedRowston, Aubrey Frederick John Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342 £420), Third 306

(£318 £354), Third Division,Katanning

Tasman

Division, Kellerberrin, vice T. Donohoe,transferred

ia.

O'Brien, Thomas Keven Clerk (£330 - £402), Third Divi-sion, Telephone Branch, Vic-toria

Assistant Superintendent (£402- £474), ThirdDivision, Telephone Branch, vice C. A.Pitt, promoted

384 18.10.34

Subject to adjustment in accordance with the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -34, and inclusive of any allowance payable under the provisions of Public ServiceRegulation 1050(5) or 106(6A).

t Salary on promotion is that actually payable in accordance with Public Service Regulation 1069.

The salary on promotion of J. J. H. Douglas appearing on page 1707 of Gazette of 11th October, 1934, should read " £246 " in lieuof " £236."

The salary en promotion of W. J. E. Creese, vide notification in Gazette of 4th October, 1934,should read " £246 " in lieu of "£232 ".The notification of the provisional promotion of W. A. Frakes, appearing in Gazette of 4th October, 1934, should be altered, in the

second column, to read " Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Haberfield " in lieu of " Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Division,Telegraph Branch."

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed :

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

H. F. Farrands and P. C. Anderson appearing in Gazette of 27th September, 1934.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

F. E. Lowe and T. A. Jones, appearing in Gazette on 27th September, 1934.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

W. Dwyer, appearing in Gazette of 30th August, 1934.W. V. Lancaster and Doris M. Smith, appearing in Gazette of 20th September, 1934.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

J. Haesett, W. V. G. Suitor, E. L. Hallam, F. R. L. Wright, R.., D. Claybrook,. C. G. Matthews, J. S. Thompson, A. P. Mullunlby,L. G. Wotzko, J. Penberthy, S. Douglas, H. G. Philbey, A. Watson, D. S. Seife, A. Phillips, R. C. Schnaars and A. Biggins, appearing inate of 27th September, 1934. .

Commonwealth Gazette 1749 No. 70. --18th October, 1934

OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETCDEPARTMENT 01? THE TREASURY.

STATISTICIAN'S BRANCH.

The classification of the office of Clerk, Third Division,Labour Section, last occupied by J. M. Stringer, has beenvaried from limits of salary of minimum £96 and maximum£330 per annum to limits of salary of minimum £96 and maxi-mum £306 per annum, subject to reduction in accordance withthe provisions of the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -1934.

The classification of the office of Clerk, Third Division,Transport and Communications, last occupied by R. W. F.McDonald, has been varied from limits of salary of minimum£96 and maximum £330 per annum to limits of salary ofminimum £96 and maximum £306 per annum, subject to reduc-tion in accordance with the provisions of the FinancialEmergency Act 1931 -1934.

PENSIONS AND MATERNITY ALLOWANCES BRANCH.

The office of Examiner, Grade 2, Third Division, WesternAustralia, occupied by R. S. Germon, has been abolished.

A new office lias been created of Senior Clerk and Examiner,Western Australia, with limits of salary of minimum £384and maximum £456 per annum, subject to reduction in accord-ance with the provision of the Financial Emergency Act 1931-1934, and that it has been directed that such office be includedin the Third Division.

The classification of the undermentioned Third Divisionoffices lias been raised as indicated hereunder, the rates ofsalary shown to be subject to reduction in accordance with theprovisions of the Financial Emergency Act 1931 1934:----- ClriefClerk, Pensions, New South Wales, occupied by J. Watson,from minimum £456, maximum £528 to minimum £492, maxi-mum £564; Chief Clerk, Pensions, Victoria, occupied by T. H.Pitt, from minimum £456, maximum £528 to minimum £492,maximum £564; Senior Clerk and Securities Officer, Pensions,Queensland, occupied by C. R. Burden, from minimum £420,maximum £492 to minimum £438, maximum £510; SeniorClerk and Examiner, South Australia, occupied by T. J.Greer, from minimum £456, maximum £528 to minimum £474,maximum £546; Clerk, Western Australia, occupied byJ. R. G. Ashall, from minimum £306, maximum £384 tominimum £330, maximum £402; Senior Clerk and Examiner,Tasmania, occupied by A. F. Reisz, from minimum £420.maximum £492 to minimum £436, maximum £528.

Victoria.The classification of the office of Examiner, Grade 2, Third

Division, Pensions, occupied by W. E. Baillie, with limits ofsalary of minimum £366 and maximum £438 per aiiimrrni, hasbeen raised to Examiner (Review) with limits of salary ofmirlimum £384 and maximum £456 per annum, subject toreduction in accordance with the provisions of the FinancialEmergency Act 1931 -1934.

The classification of the office of Clerk, Third Division, lastoccupied by R. S. Smith has been lowered from limits of salaryof minimum £282 and maximum £354 per annum, to limits ofsalary of minimum £258 and maximum £330 per annum,subject to variation in pursuance of Regulation 106A.

The classification of the office of Clerk, Third Division.occupied by T. W. Gaylor, has been raised from limits of salaryof minimum £96 and maximum £306 per annum. to limits ofsalary of minimum £258 and maximum £330 per annum,subject to variation in pursuance of Regulation 106.A.

JOINT HOUSE DEPARTMENT.Corrigenclrr. in .

The salary on promotion of J. B. Matthews appearing onpage 132 of Gazette of 1st February, 1934, should read" £280 " in lieu of " £270 "

PROMOTIONS COMMONWEALTH PUBLICSERVICE ACT 1922 -1934.

THE Public Service Board of Commissioners has

(1) Confirmed the undermentioned provisional promotionsas notified in the Gazettes indicated: MichaelThomas Farrell, Bruce Warren, Athol HaroldGreaves, Francis Maurice M ullaly, 5th July, 1934;Francis Burnard O'Callaghan, Walter RupereWilliamHarrison, John Bray Rodd, 9th August, 1934; ColinTownsend, 23rd August, 1934: Roy McMillan Clark,James Vivian Dodd, Thomas Matthew Nulty, RupertJohn Salmon, William Taylor, Gth September, 1934.

(2) Cancelled the undermentioned provisional promotionsas notified in the Gazettes indicated: JamesAlphornus Whelan, John Neagle Garden, 5th July,1934; George William Fulling, 23rd August, 1934;Walter James Hogan, Benjamin Robert SouthwoodCreagh, Arthur Edward Skelton, 6th September,1934.

(3) Promoted the undermentioned officers, as shown:DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Taxation Branch, Nets South Wales.Norman Terry Gow, Junior Assistant (£84- £168),

Fourth Division, Telegraph Branch, PostmasterGeneral's Department, as Assistant, Grade 1 (£84-£244 ) , Fourth Division, Valuation, office reclassified(P.S.B. Certificate No. 34/1205) , with salary at therate of £190 per annum' (inclusive of allowance underPublic Service Regulation 106(6A) ) ; to take effectfrom 6th September, 1934.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Victoria.Frank Rockliff Bridges, Clerk (£2881354), Third

Division, Engineering Branch, Po - tmast-er- General'sDepartment, as Register .Clerk (£306 £384). ThirdDivision, Warehouse Branch, rice J. R. Lowe, pro-moted, with salary at the rate of £330 (actualamount per annum payable after reduction in accord-ance with the Financial Emergency Act 7931 -1933,£312) ; to take effect from 5th July, 1934.

Walter Edmond Doherty, Clerk (£288-£354), ThirdDivision, Accounts Branch (General Account:;),Postmaster- General's Department, as Register Clerk(£306-£384), Third Division, Warehouse Branch, viceM. T. I3reheny, promoted, with salary at the raste of£348 (actual amount per annum payable afterreduction in accordance evith the IeinI,ncia.' ErTnCr-gcncy Act 1931 -1933, £327) ; to take effect from 5thJuly, 1 934.

PoST]r:tMTER. GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Victoria.Leo Vincent. Shelton, Clerk (£96- £:306), Third

Division, Unattached, as Clerk (R521330), ThirdDivision, Accounts Branch (Telephone Accounts),rice R. W. Donald, promoted, with salary at therate of £294 per annum; to take effect from 30thAugust, 1934.

Hugh Shearer, Telephonist (£84-£168), FourthDivision, Telephone Brands, as Potma n (£84-£244 ), Fourth Division, Ivanhoe, vice A. F. McLean,transferred, with salary at the rate of £190 perannum (inclusive of allowance under Public ServiceRegulation 106 (6 A) ) ; to take effect from 13thSeptember, 1934.

Queensland.Arthur Kitchener Stamp, Senior Postal Clerk,

Grade I (£31S- £354), Third Division, Ingham, asPostmaster, Grade 2 (£342 -£420) , Third Division,?dlillaa Millaa, rice R. J. Kay, transferred, with-alary at the rate of £330 per annum ; to take effectfrom 6th September, 1934.

W. J. CLEMENS. Chairman,Public Service Board of Commis ioners.

APPOINTMENTS, RETIREMENTS ANDDISMISSALS.

TI-lE following appointments. retirements, and dismissals arenotified br the Public Service Board of Commissioners:

APPOINTMENTS.ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Kew South Wales.Officer. Grade 1, Fourth Division. GeorgeBeaconsfield Longmore.

DEPARTMENT OF TIHE INTERIOR.Victoria.

Caretaker, Fourth Division. Arthur Blake Waller.DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.

Victoria..Clerk, Third. Division,- -Bruce Hamilton.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.Victoria.

Clerk, Third Dicisicn. William John- Curtis.

InquiryMcFarland,

No. 70.-18th October, 1934 1750 Commonwealth Gazette

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Telephonist, Fourth Division. Ina Marjorie White, Freda

Harper, Kathleen Mary Dickinson, Gweuda Marie McCann,Lorna Constance Bradbury.

Queensland.Telephonist, Fourth Div-ision. Iris Browne, Eunice Stratt-

mann.RETIREMENTS.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.New South Wales.

Section 49. Gwendoline Benson, Machinist (Female ) ,Grade 1, as from the close of business on 29th September,1934.

Section 67. Edward Joseph Quayle, Postmaster, Grade 2,as from the close of business on 6th December, 1934.

Section 85 (1) . Joseph William Sutton, SuperintendingEugineer, as from the close of. business on 26th October, 1934.

Section 85 (2 ) . William Arthur Belshaw, Mail Officer, asfrom the close of business on 9th December, 1934.

Victoria.Section 49. Eileen Ryan, Telephonist, as from the close

of business on 4th September, 1934.Section 85 (1) .-- William George Pollock Coghill, Line Fore-

man, as from the close of business on 10th September, 1934;

John McLeriioii, Senior Cleric (£438 - £510), as from' the closeof biisincss on 5th November, 1934 ; Edward Glading Terrill,Accountant, û.:., from the close of business on 8th November,1934; Henry Christopher Pemberton, Mail Officer, as fromthe close of business on 20th November, 1934.

South Australia.Section 85 (1) . Arthur George Tyler, Superintendent, as

from the close of business on 29th October, 1934.

Tasmania.Section 49. Gwendolyn Frances Rundle, Telephonist, as

from the close of business on 25th August, 1934.

DISMISSALS.POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Section 62. William Augustus Brown, Postmaster, Grade

I, as from the close of business on 10th October, 1934.Victoria.

Section 55. John Frederick Lambert, Lineman, as from theclose of business on 12th October, 1934.

Section 62. Robert Frederick Willis, Postman, as from theclose of business on 12th October, 1934.

W. J. CLEMENS, Chairman,Public Service Board of Commissioners.

NOTIFICATIONAPPLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of the

Commonwealth Public Service for promotion or transferto the positions named in the appended schedule. Where soindicated, applications will also be received from officers of thePublic Services of the States and other persons.

Applicants should state fully their qualifications for theposition sought, and must, to ensure consideration, forwardtheir applications to the officer indicated in the last columnin time to reach him not later than the appointed date.

In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of thePublic Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, the fol-lowing particulars should be set out at the foot of theapplication:

DesignationStandard salary scale (i.e., 1.7.26 rate )Office or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length of serviceSalary ( per annum )Date granted last increment'Exclusive of reduction under the Financial Emergency Act

Other applicants should state full names, date, year andplace of birth, and whether they are natural born ornaturalized British subjects. Copies only of diplomas,

OF VACANCIES.references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded.If the originals are required they will be asked for.

The range of salary indicates the classified value of a posi-tion, but appointments may be made at any salary withinsuch ranee.

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions ofthe 1vperaiinuation Act 1922 -1931.

At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rateof 10 per cent. of the minimum' salary of the position will bemade, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existingquarters are furnished merely for the information of officers.It is not incumbent on Departments to provide quarters,which, if provided, may be wliclly or partially withdrawn atany time.

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may betransferred without promotion, as the result of an applicationfor an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer comes within the con-ditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are notpermanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service willnot be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (includ-ing, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family)exceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justifymay be granted.

Position, Salary Scale t and Division. Locality. Salary (exclusive of ChildEndowment).$

Closing Date forReceipt of

Applications.To whom Applications

must be forwarded.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.Victoria.

£567 to £630§Chemist (£636- £708), Third Division, j MelbourneSerum Laboratories l!

Applicants must hold as a minimum academic qualification a degree in Science.Each applicant should furnish details of his laboratory experience, and forward copies of any published papers.A full list of qualifications should be forwarded.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.New South Wales.£218 to £294 .. 25th October, Deputy Director, Posts and

1934 Telegraphs, Sydney

J1st November, I The Director - General of1934 1 Health, Canberra

Clerk (£252- £330), Third Division, SydneyAdministrative, Staff and RecordsSection

Experience in card record systems and a knowledge of departmental procedure are essential.Clerk (£288 - £354), Third Division, En- I Lismore .. I £252 to £318 . .. 25th October,

gineering Branch (Costing) 1934Knowledge of works procedure and Cost Accounts Instructions required.

Senior Lineman (£265- £289), FourthI

Griffith .. ( £229 to £253 ..Division

District Allowance : Grade Lt The rates shown axe subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106e.$ The salaries shown are those payable after reductions as prescribed in the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -1934 have been effected and are inclusive of anyallowances payable under the provisions of Public Service Regulations 105c(5) or 106(6A).

sailors s Thisposition is also open to officers of the State Public Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants preference will be given to returnedsaryneces qualifications.

1

25th October,1934

Commonwealth Gazette 1751 No. 70. --18th October, 1934

Position, Salary Scale t and Division.

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES continued.

Locality. Salary (exclusive of ChildEndowment).$

Closing Date forReceipt of

Applications.To whom Applications

muet be forwarded.

Telephonist (Male) (£84- £168), FourthDivision (two positions)

Clerk (£252 - £330), Third Division, Ac-counts Branch (Money Order Ac-counts)

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342- £420),Third Division (two positions)

Postmaster, Grade lFourth Division

(£258 £330),

Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (£252 £260),Fourth Division (five positions)

POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT-- COnantled.

New South Wales continued.Hamilton, New-

castle£69 to £150 (£170 per annum

at 21 years of age)25th October,

1934Deputy Director, Posts and

Telegraphs, SydneySydney £218 to £294 . . Ist November,

1934

Knowledge of Money Order Examiner's work required.1 Harden ..

Wee Waa£306 to £378 .. 1st November,

1934PP

Quarters : Harden and Wee Waa six rooms.District Allowance : Wee Waa Grade II.

Koorawatha £223 to £294 1st November, I tit Of

1934

Quarters : five rooms.Carrington .. £218 to £224 1st November, ,.

Tiglie's Hill 1934NewcastleMosmanRelievingStaff, Metro-politanDistrict

Applicants must have passed the postal knowledge test for transfer or promotion as Postal Assistant, Glade 2, as laid down inCommonwealth. Gazette of 27th October, 19:32.

It is desirable that occupant of position at Mosman be competent to ride a bicycle.Victoria.

Melbourne .. £294 to £362Clerk (£330 £402), Third Division,Stores Branch

1st November1934

The Deputy Director,Posts and Telegraphs,Melbourne, C.1

Duties : Checking and certifying correct for payment trade invoices covering all materials purchased ; supervising work of InvoiceSection in the matter of following up unfulfilled orders ; filing fresh orders and completed orders, &c.Clerk (£330- £402), Third Division, Melbourne .. £294 to £362 ist November, The Deputy Director, Posts

Stores Branch 1934 and Telegraphs, Mel-bourne, C.1

Duties : Distributiojt of Stores Administration Costs ; determination of Commonwealth Standard Issue .Rates ; in chargeCommonwealth Central Ledger Stock records.

A knowledge of departmental materials and procedure is essential and accountancy qualifications desirable.Postmaster, Gradel (£342 £420), Mortlake

Third Division

Overseer (£320 £344), Fourth Division,Mail Branch

Melbourne

£306 to £378

£284 to £308

Queensland.

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342 £420), Third Mundubbera .. £306 to £378Division

.Junior Assistant (£84- £168), FourthDivision, Telegraph Branch

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division,Telephone Branch

Messenger (£66- £1.68), Fourth Division,Accounts Branch (Money Order Ac-counts)

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£366-£402), Third Division

Brisbane

Brisbane

Brisbane

Quarters : five rooms... I £69 to £150

Longreach .

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£318 j Ayr£354), Third Division

Assistant Storeman (£114 £244), FourthDivision, Stores Branch

Assistant (Female), Grade 1 (£84- £178),Fourth Division, Accounts Branch(Telephone Accounts)

Junior Assistant (£84- £168), FourthDivision, Telegraph Branch

£51 to £ 15t3

£51 to £ 150

£330 to £362

District Allowance : Grade III... I £282 to £3.1

District Allowance : Grade II.Brisbane .. £99 to £211

Brisbane

Brisbane

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£3424420), Third I Cue ..Division

£69 to £158

£69 to £150

Western Australia... I £306 to £378 ..

ist November,1934

ist November,1934

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Mel-bourne, C.1

,.

.. 25th October, Deputy Director, Posts and1934 Telegraphs, Brisbane

25th October,1934

25th October,1934

25th October,1934

1st -November,1934

1st November,1934

1st November,1934

1st November,1934

1st November,1934

25th October, The Deputy Director, Posta1934 and Telegraphs, Perth

District Allowance, Grade IV ; Quarters, five rooms.

t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106A.$ The salaries shown are those payable after reductions as prescribed in the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -1934 have been effected and are inclusive of any

allowances payable under the provisions of Public Service Regulations 1050(5) or 100(6A).


NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924 -1933.NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDENDS.

Part XII.NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare divi-

dendsdends in the undermentioned estates:CHARLES JAMES BOURNE, Bultdanooii Second.ALBERT WILLIAM MILLER, Collarenebri Sixth.Mrs. E. M. TURNER, trading as " Miss E. M. Nim ", Binna-

way Second.W. R. WATSON and D. E. WILsoN, trading as " The Spencer

Trading Co. ", Spencer, Hawkesbury River Third.The dividends will be payable only to those creditors who

have proved their claims on or before the twenty -fifth day ofOctober, 1934. Creditors who have not proved their claimson or before that date will be excluded from such dividend.

Dated at Sydney this eleventh day of October, 1934.

HUNGER-FORD, SPOONER & CO., agents for the Trustees,Dalton House, 115 Pitt - street, Sydney. 3095

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.In the matter of the bankrupt estate of SOLOMON GREEN,

general storekeeper, Griffith.NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a

second dividend in the above estate. The dividend willbe payable only to those creditors who have proved their claimson or before the twenty -fifth day of October, 1934.

Dated at Sydney this eleventh day of October, 1934.

HUNGERFORD, SPOON -ER & CO., agents for the Trustee,Dalton House, 115 Pitt - street, Sydney. 3096

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare afirst and final dividend in the assigned estate of Edward

William Franks, of Vellaniia, farmer. Creditors who havenot proved their debts by the 24th day of October, 1934, willbe excluded from dividend.

Dated this 8th day of October, 1934.

A. L. GNIEL, Trustee.Selborne Chambers, Pirie- street, Adelaide. 3097

ORDER OF DISCHARGE.j EBTOR'S Name HENRY EDWIN- EDWARDS.

Address Eastwood, near Sydney.Description Carpenter.Court Bankruptcy,Number-5.125 of 1933.Date of order -1st September, 1934.

Debtor's name HABIB JOSEPH CooREY.Address Grafton street, Warwick, Queensland,

of Elizabeth- street, Sydney.Description Draper.Court Bankruptcy.Number S.86 of 1933.Date of order 1 ì th October, 1934.

Debtor's nameSTANLEY EUGENE GELLLN G.Address -301 Queen- street, Concord West.Description Builder.Court Bankruptcy.Number -5.227 of 1929.Date of order -1st October, 1934.

formerly

3098 J. T. KEANEY, Deputy Registrar.

DISTRICT of Southern Queensland (No. 36 of 1934) .Rebankrupt estate of WILLIAM JOHN SEARLE, of Waldheim -street, Annerley, Brisbane, in the State of Queensland,GEORGE LAWRENCE SEARLE, of Waldheim- street, Annerley,Brisbane aforesaid, and WALTER ALLEN SEARLE, of Water-ton- street, South Brisbane, in the State of Queensland,trading together as Searle Bros. at the corner of Lang -street and Annerley -road, South Brisbane, in the saidState, butchers.

Date of petition -18th September, 1934.Date of sequestration order -3rd October, 1934.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -19th October,

1934, at the office of the Official Receiver, Taxation Build-ing, Brisbane, at Eleven a.m.

NOTE.All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.Dated 9th October, 1934.

3099 J. D. KEENAN, Official Receiver.

DISTR ICT of Northern Queensland (No. 31 of 1934),.Rebankrupt estate of GEORGE P PHITIs and CARANrzLSPASICn, trading together in partnership under the firmname or style of " Gazinos & Co. ", of Babinda, in theState of Queensland, bakers. Summary case.

Date of petition, sequestration order and order for sum-mary administration -24th September, 1934.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -25th October,1934, at the office of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, Innis -fail, at Ten a.m.

Nom. All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.Dated 8th October, 1934.


NOTICE± OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A FIRST ANDFINAL DIVIDEND.

Part XI,In the matter of GEORGE JOHN N'ETIIERCOTT, of Lock, in the

State of South Australia, farmer.FIRST and Final Dividend is intended to be declared inthe .,bove estate. Creditors who have not signed or

assented to the deed in writing on or before 2nd November,1034, will be excluded from the dividend.

Dated this 9th day of October, 1934.H. CHAS. THOMAS, Trustee.

T. & G. Building, King William- street, Adelaide. 3101

PUBLIC EXAMINATION AND APPLICATION FORDISCHARGE.

Fthe Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia(No. 134 of 1931 ) .Re CHARLES EDWARD WALLIS,formerly of 19 Ashbrook - avenue, North Norwood, milkvendor, now of 2 Edward- street, Magill.

Date and place of public examination and hearing of appli-cation for discharge -16th November, 1934, at half -pastTen a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide.

3102 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.Part XII.

111 the matter of ALBERT E. Mel): WADE, of Morpeth.NOTICE is hereby given that a second dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepayable to those creditors who have proved their claims onor before the twentieth day of October, 1934.

Dated this sixth day of October, 1934.FRANK DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG, Trustee.

17 Bolton- street, Newcastle, 3103

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.EBTOR'S Name NICHOLAS JOHN CASSIMATIS.

Address -58 Molesworth- street, Lismore, late of 360 Auburn -street, Goulburn, and lately carrying on business at 302Pitt - street, Sydney.

Description Manager.Court Bankruptcy.Number S.1 of 1932,Date fixed for hearing -20th November, 1934.


APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.DEBTOR'S Name JESSIE EMMELINE BLACKWOOD.

Address " San Francisco " Flats, 87 Cascade- street,Katoomba.

Description Married woman.Court Bankruptcy.Number -5.186 of 1931.Date fixed for hearing -20th November, 1934.


APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.DEBTOR'S Name THOMAS ROBERT EDWARD EBBAGE.

dd late of Lismore, New South Wales,and Brisbane, Queensland.

Description Carrier.CourtBankruptcy.Number S.164 of 1933.Date of hearing -20th November, 1934.


Commonwealth Gazette 1753 No. 70.-18th October, 1934

ORDER OF 'DISCHARGE.EBTOR'S Name SAMUEL SAFFRON.

Address -213 Parramatta -road, Annandale, formerly of 213Parramatta -road, Annandale.

Description Draper.Court Bankruptcy.Number -5.216 of 1933.Date of order -3rd October, 1934.


SEQUESTRATION ORDER.EBTOR'S Name ALBERT EDWARD GEORGE HARTREE.

Address Of 122 Railway- street, Swanbourne.Description Recently trading as Trogon Oil Products and

Riverside Garage, 44 Mounts Bay -road, Perth.Court Bankruptcy Court of Western Australia.Number of matter -29 of 1934.Date of order -27th September, 1934.Act or acts of Bankruptcy Scheme of arrangement annulled

and sequestration order made.3108 H. S. CROFTS, Official Receiver.

In the matter of WVILLIAM JAMES FOSTER, of Minnipa, farmer(under deed of assignment I' o. 297 of 1932) .NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein, in pur-

suance of section 175 of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1933, has this day filed in the Bankruptcy Court suchaccount as by the said Act is required. The Trustee hereinproposes to pay a first and final dividend to all unsecuredcreditors who have proved their claims and have signed thedeed or assented thereto in writing. Any creditors who havenot proved their debts and assented to the deed within onemonth from this date will be excluded from all benefits underthe deed.

Dated at Adelaide this 9th day of October, 1934.3109 E. W. PAINTER, Trustee.

N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queens-land (No. 33 of 1934) .Re RICHARD NORMAN BEM,formerly of New Farm, Brisbane, in the State of Queens-land, but presently residing at Woollahra, Sydney, in theState of New South Wales, agent, a bankrupt.

Date of sequestration order -17th September, 1934.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -18th October,

1934, at Eleven a.m., at the office of the Official Receiverin Bankruptcy, Taxation Building, Brisbane.Taxation Building, Brisbane.

NOTE.All debts` due to the estate should be paid to fife.J. D. KEENAN, Official Receiver.

Brisbane, 9th October, 1934. 3110

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queens-land (No. 56 of 1932) .Re ROBERT GEORGE OATES, ofOld Cleveland -road, Carina Heights, Brisbane, in theState of Queensland, land vendor, a Bankrupt.

Date and place of public examination Ten a.m. on 23rdOctober, 1934, at No. 2 Arbitration Court Room, FifthFloor, Taxation Building, corner George and Elizabethstreets, Brisbane.

J. D. KEENAN, Official Receiver.Brisbane, 10th October, 1934. 3111

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queens-landland (No. 37 of 1934).Re bankrupt estate of GEORGESYDNEY VICTOR B:I. rxE r, presently of Kolan -road, SouthBundaberg, in the State of Queensland, labourer,previously residing at Gavan- street, North Bundaberg,Electra- street, \Vest Bundaberg, and Walla- street, CentralBundaberg, in the said State. Summary case.

Date of petition -9th October, 1934.Date of sequestration order -9th October, 1934.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -26th October,

1934, at the office of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, Bunda-berg, at Eleven a.m.

Dated 12th October, 1934.3112 J. D. KEENAN, Official Receiver.

FURTHER PUBLIC EXAMINATION AND APPLICATIONFOR DISCHARGE.

INthe Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia

1 (No. 81 of 1933 ) . Re STANLEY JAZZES PAGE, of Penong,labourer, formerly share fariner. Summary case.

Date and place of further public examination and hearingof application for discharge -16th November, 1934, athalf -past Ten a.m.. at Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide.

3114 A: S. HOWLAND, Registrar.

I the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queens-land (No. 38 of 1934) . Re bankrupt estate of OWENWILLIAM CULLEN, presently of Mill- street, East Bunda-berg. in the State of Queensland, labourer, and formerlyof Riverton- grove, Gayndah, in the said State, orchardist.

Summary case.Date of petition -11th October, 1934.Date of sequestration order llth October, 1934.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -31st October,

1934, at the office of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, Gayndah,at Two p.m.

Dated 12th October, 1934.


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia(No. 409 of 1930) .

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees, in pursuance of

section 175, have filed the required statement in theassigned estate of Albert Ernest Martin, of Frewville,plunïbcr, and Ida Elizabeth May Martin, of Parkside, widow.

Dated this 9th day of October, 1934.F. N. JOLLY, one of the Trustees.

Paringa Building, 15 Hindley- street, Adelaide. 3115

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia

(No. 20 of 1934 ).VICTOR BRUNO ZANETTI, of Rivervale,dairy produce merchant and cream vendor.NOTICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend of

Seven shillings and threepence and a fraction in thepound has been declared in this matter, and is payable <a.tthe office of the Official Receiver on Tuesday, the twenty -third day of October, 1934, or any subsequent Tuesday betweenthe hours of Ten a.m. and One p.m. and Two p.m. andFour p.m.

H. S. CROFTS, Official Receiver.Supreme Court, Perth, 9th October, 1934. 3116

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

No. 134 of 1934. Re NORMAN KAIrcES TORODE, formerly ofAdelaide, motor salesman. Summary case.

Date of petition -5th October, 1.934.Date of sequestration order and order for summary

administration -5th October, 1934.Act of bankruptcy Debtor's petition.Date of first meeting of creditors -23rd October, 1934,

at Eleven a.m.Date of public examination -23rd October, 1934, at

half -past Two p.m.No. 135 of 1934. Rc JAMES HENRY DOWL ING. of Sandal-

wood, out of employment, previously of Alawoona, farmer.Date of petition -27th September. 1934.Date of sequestration order -8th October, 1934.Act of bankruptcy Debtor's petition.Date of first meeting of creditors -24th October, 1934,

at Eleven a.m.Date of public examination -24th October, 1934, at

half -past Two p.m.No. 136 of 1934. Re LAURENCE HURTLE Buurr, of Coonal-

pyn, farmer.Date of petition -20th September, 1934.Date of sequestration order -9th October, 1934.Act of bankruptcy Debtor's petition.Date of first meeting of creditors -17tíí October, 1934,

at Eleven a.m.Date of public examination -17th October, 1934, at

Twelve noon.No. 137 of 1934. Re VICTou MELROSE KARGER, of Minnipa,

farmer.Date of petition -25th September, 1934.Date of sequestration order -11th October, 1934.Act of bankruptcy Debtor's petition.Date of first meeting of creditors -25th October, 1934,

at Eleven a.m.Date of public examination 25th October, 1934, at

half -past Two p.m.Above meetings will be held at Southern Chambers, 316

King William- street, Adelaide, and public examination atBankruptcy Court, Adelaide.

Nom. All debts due to the above estates should be paidto me.

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Re ceiver.Adelaide, 12th October, 1934. 3117


NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS.IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

No. 62 of 1931. Re CHRISTOPHER HENRY HARENDORF, ofExcelsior Hotel, Brompton, hotelkeeper.

No. 67 of 1934. Re THOMAS WINTER, of Sunnyside, viaMurray Bridge, farmer. Summary case.

No. 78 of 1934. R,e DOROTHY BATES HACKET, deceased,late of Narrung, married woman, who died on 31st Decem-ber, 1930. Summary case.

No. 79 of 1934. Re GEORGE GORDON HACKET, deceased, lateof Narrung, grazier, who died on 22nd August, 1933.Summary case.

No. 111 of 1934.Re ALBERT JOSEPH MILLARD, of Warrachie,and carrying on business at Lock, as an agent.Summary case.

A first and final dividend is intended to be declared ineach of the above matters. Creditors who have not lodgedtheir proofs by the 16th November, 1934, will he excludedfrom dividend.

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.Adelaide, 12th October, 1934. 311S

Part XII.In the matter of WILLIAM IIICNEILAGE, of Hall- street, Spots

wood, garage proprietor.NOTICE is hereby given that a first dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepayable to those creditors who have proved their claims onor before the 24th day of October, 1934.

Dated this 9th day of October, ï 934.J. WALLACE ROSS, Trustee.

34 Queen - street, Melbourne, C.1. 3119


In the matter of assigned estate of THOMAS MoNTGOMERIEARTHUR, storekeeper, of Bairnsdale.NOTICE is hereby given that a first dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepayable to those creditors who have proved their claims onor before the third day of November, 1934.

Dated this twelfth day of October, 1934.M. R. M. SMITH, Trustee.

108 Queen- street, Melbourne. 3120


In the matter of the assigned estate of R. SAUNDERS, 317Flinders -lane, C.1.NOTICE is hereby given that a first dividend is intended to

be declared in this matter. The dividend will be payableto those creditors who have proved their claims on or beforethe first day of November, 1934.

Dated this eighteenth day of October, 1934.

K. C. WOOTTON, Trustee.20 Queen - street, Melbourne. 3121

Bankrupt estate of 1VruLIAm HENRY GREY, trading as A.P.Associated Printers, 319 Lennox- street, Richmond, in theState of Victoria (No. 197 of 1933) .NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a first

dividend in the above estate. Creditors who have notproved their debts by 2nd November, 1934, will be excludedfrom such dividend.

THOS. H. WHITE, Trustee.422 Collins - street, Melbourne. 3122

NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance ofsection 175, has filed the required statement in the

assigned estate of Pulford Bros., of Mintaro, South Australia,storekeepers.

Dated at Adelaide this 11th day of October, 1934.W. C. CALDER, Trustee.

20 Grenfell- street, Adelaide. 3123


OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance ofsection 175, has filed the required statement in the

assigned estate of Juan Singh, of Mercunda, South Australia,storekeeper.


Alliance Building, 20 Grenfell- street, Adelaide. 3124


NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance ofsection 175, has filed the required statement in the

assigned estate of Clement Gabriel Kevin McCarthy, ofI`anmantoo, South Australia, storekeeper.


20 Grenfell- street, Adelaide. 3125

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.EBTOR'S Name MIRIAM DUNN.

Address Upper Clifton - terrace, Red Hill, Brisbane.Description Spinster.Court Bankruptcy, Brisbane.Number -7 of 1934.Date fixed for hearing -7th November, 1934.

3126 CHAS. E. TROYAHN, Registrar.

NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of a deed of assignment between HonACEEDWIN WARLA ND, VALENTINE GEORGE COTTON and LAURENCEMILLER WEIDEN HOFER, lately trading as " Peerless SportsManufactories ", 5 Burrows street, Arncliffe, and theircreditors, duly registered in the Court of Bankruptcy,District of New South Wales (No. 207 of 1933 /XII).OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee has this day

declared a second and final dividend of ls. 6.07d. in the£1 on the proved claims of creditors, and that same may beobtained during business hours from the undersigned Trustee.

HENRY GEORGE TREWEEKE, Trustee.14 Spring- street, Sydney, 11th October, 1934. 3127

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

NOTICE is hereby given that a first dividend of One shillingin the pound has been declared in the assigned estate of

Robert Henry Ferguson Landsmeer, of James place, Adelaide,manufacturer, and is payable on the proved claims of creditorsat the office of the undersigned on and after Friday, the 19thday of October, 1934.

A. L. GNIEL, Trustee.Selborne Chambers, Pirie- street, Adelaide. 3128

NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of a deed of arrangement between GERTRUDEúESSIE HYNES, of Cairns, baker, and her creditors, dulyregistered in the Court of Bankruptcy, District of NorthernQueensland (No. 5 of 1934) .ptiOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee has to -day declared

a first dividend of 10s. in the £1 on the proved claimsof creditors and that the same may be obtained duringbusiness hours from the undersigned Trustee.

W. SMITH, Trustee.Abbott street, Cairns, 8th October, 1934. 3129

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.- -In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1933, and in thematter of OLE PEnER HAN SEN, of Cunderdin, painter.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of

section 175 (c) of the said Act, has this day filed inthe said Court the required statement.

Dated this fifth day of October, 1934.

H. C. STEWART, Trustee.Economic Chambers, Perth. 8180


NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of New

South Wales.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of

section 175, has filed the required statement in theassigned estate of Harry Eric Dean, of 55 Northbrook- street,Bexley, and Eric Frederick Hancock, of 1008 Old South Head -road, Rose Bay, sports goods salesmen.

Dated this eleventh day of October, 1934.W. H. L. WALTER, Trustee.

313118 Martin- place, Sydney.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.Part XI.

In the matter of GERALD DA`EY WILLIAMS and LLOYDWILLIAMS, trading as G. D. & L. Williams, of Coorow, store-keepers and agents.OTICE is hereby given that a first dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepayable to those creditors who have proved their claims onor before the 22nd day of October, 1934.

Dated this 8th day of October, 1934.R. GOYNE MILLER, Trustee.

Royal Insurance Buildings, 133 St. George's terrace, Perth.3132

DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.ADIVIDEND in the matter mentioned below has been

declared, and may be received at my office on Thursday,the eighteenth day of October, 1934, between the hours ofTwo and Four p.m.:-

HAROLD DOUGLAS CROMPTON, of Concord West, and late ofCroydon, carcase butcher. -First dividend of 5s. in the £1.

C. F. W. LLOYD, Official Receiver.109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, 13th October, 1934. 3133

NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS.

r- A. BEAZLEY, of Wagga Wagga and Tumbaruinba, stockdealer (No. S.201 of 1933) .

P. SMITH, of Louth Park, Vest Maitland, auctioneer (No.S.121 of 1934) .

Last day for receiving proofs in the above estates -5thNovember, 1934.

C. F. W. LLOYD, Official Receiver.109 Elizabeth street, Sydney, 13th October, 1934. 3134


In the matter of JOHN CANNON McCoLoAN, grocer, of MossVale.NOTICE is hereby given that a dividend is intended to

be declared in this matter. The dividend will be payableto those creditors who have proved their claims on or beforethe first day of November, 1934.

Dated this eighteenth day of October, 1934.-HALBERG, PARSONS & ANDERSON, Trustees.

Carrington- street, Sydney. 3135

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.Part X11.

In the matter of MONTEFIORE LAKE, trading as Lake & Mudge,printers, of Sydney.NOTICE is hereby given that a dividend is intended to

be declared in this matter. The dividend will be parableto those creditors who have proved their claims on or is forethe first day of November, 1934.

Dated this eighteenth day of October, 1934.HALBERG, PARSONS & ANDERSON, Trustees.



In the matter of TERENCE MARTIN LAURENCE JA1MIESON, 239Botany -road, Mascot.NOTICE is hereby given that a dividend is intended to be

declared in this matter.»The dividend will be payable tothose creditors who have proved their claims on or beforethe first day of November, 1934.

Dated this eighteenth day of October, 1934.HALBERG, PARSONS & ANDERSON. Trustees.



In the matter of HAROLD RICHARD TILL, boot retailer, ofMaclean.NOTICE is hereby given that a dividend is intended to be

declared in this matter. The dividend will be payable toto thowe creditors tivho have proved their claims on or beforethe first day of November, 1934.




[n the irratter of MrRVYN B ARRIN GTON Mooni , merchant, ofNorth Sydney.NOTIC.E is hereby given that a dividend is intended to be

declared in this matter. The dividend will be payableto those creditors v :ho have proved their claims on or beforethe first day of November, 1934.


Carrington - street, Sydney. 3139


In the matter of Mrs. CLARE THORNE, of 17 Castlereagh -street, Sydney.NOTICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend is

intended to be declared in this matter. The dividendNviil be payable to those creditors who have proved theirclaims on or before the 1st November, 1934.

Dated this 18th day of October, 193.4.A. S. WINTON, F.C.A. (Aust.) , Trustee.

30 Carrington street, Sydney. 3140


In the matter of JA..t::s HENRY FA_uuAIR , trading as Fair -bairn Brothers, of 377 King- street, St. Peters.NOTICE is hereby given that a fig t dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepayable to tho: c creditors who have proved their claims onor before the first day of November, 1934.

Dated this fifteenth day of October, 1934.W. V. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.

62 Pitt-street, Sydney. 3141

AFIRST and Final Dividend is intended to be declaredill the undermentioned estate. Creditors who have not

proved their debt by the 30th day of October, 1934, will beexcluded.

LEOPOLD FREDERICK WISE, late of Carrum Downs, farmer,deceased (No. 140 of 1933) .

Dated this 15th day of October, 1934.W. G. THORNHILL, Trustee.

40 Queen- street, Melbourne, C.1. 3143

SEQUESTRATION ORDERS AND MEETINGS.N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.

No. S.231 of I934. -Re JOSEPH BAKER, of Brooklyn, store-keeper (deceased).

Date of petition --27th June, 1934.Date of administration order -22nd August, 1934.Date of first meeting of creditors -29th October, 1934,

at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office.No. 5.233 of 1934. -Re HERBERT EDWARD VITIiITWELI,, of 15

Woodford -road, Rockdale- Summary case.Date of amended sequestration order -10th October, 1934.

No. S.257 of 1934. -Re REGINALD GurrFIN, of Lagoon- street,Narrabeen, and CHARLES RICHARD DAaTO1, of 17 Jerseyroad, Woollahra, and lately carrying on business at 5 -7Carlton - street, Sydney, under the name of Neon Supersines.

Date of amended sequestration order -9th October, 1934..No. 5.259 of 1934. -Re HERBERT JOHN RIONEY and MARGARET

S,JIRBIN, trading under the firm name of Herbert. Rigney& Co., at 160 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, as general brokers.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors `24th October,1934, at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office.


No. 5.261 of 1934. Re VICTOR ROY LORKING, of 40 Dutruc-street, Randwick, lately trading as R. M. Thackeray & Co.,at 393 George- street, Sydney.

Date of first meeting of creditors -26th October, 1934,at half -past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office.

No. 5.266 of 1934.Re GEORGE NASSOOR, of 2 Honda -road,Neutral Bay, Sydney, company manager.

Date of petition, of sequestration order, and of order forsummary administration Sth October, 1934.

Date of first meeting of creditors -22nd October, 1934,at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office.

No. 5.267 of 1934. Re LEN BOZEAT, of North Kurri Kurri.Date of petition, of sequestration order and of order for

summary administration -9th October, 1934.Date of first meeting of creditors -22nd October, 1934,

at Ten a.m., at Court House, Newcastle.No. S.268 of 1934. Re FR Ncis WILLIAM BUMAN, of

McDonald - avenue, Paxton, colliery employee.Date of petition, of sequestration order, and of order for

summary administration -9th October, 1934.Date of first meeting of creditors -24th October, 1934, at

Ten a.m., at Court House, C'essnoek.No. 5.269 of 1934. Re GEORGE GREER HEATHER, lately residing

at 315A Anzac- parade, Kensington, but now of Cliff-road,Wollongong, and carrying on business at Wollongong.

Date of petition, and of sequestration order, and of orderfor summary administration -12th October, 1934.

Date of first meeting of creditors -26th October, 1934, atCourt House, Wollongong.

No. S.270 of 1934. Re FLORENCE ELLEN MucRO, of 48 Empire -street, Haberfield, nurse, and lately residing at 25 Underwood- street, Paddington.

Date of petition, of sequestration order, and of order forsummary administration -12t1í October, 1934.

Date of first meeting of creditors -26th October, 1934, atOfficial Receiver's Office, at half -past Ten a.m.

NOTE. AÍ1 debts due to the above estates should be paidto me.

PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.No. S.199 of 1934. Rc CYRIL VINCENT LAWSO1, of Mm-wil-

lunibah, bridge builder.Date of public examination -24th October, 1934, at

Eleven a.m., at Court House, Mure, illumbal,.No. S.210 of 1934.Re S. G. MAGI: (a male). of 19 Gilding -

street, Dulwich Hill.Date of public examination -7th November, at half -past

Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

P. W. NETTE, Official Receiver.Commonwealth Bank Blinding, 112 Pitt street, Sydney.

3144


In the matter of ALFRED GOOD \iAN, trading as the GoodmanShoe, 80 Vine- street, Chippendale.NOTICE is hereby given that a fourth dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepayable to those creditors who have proved their claimson or before the 1st day of November, 1934.


ROGER REGINALD BAILEY, Trustee.17 Castlereagh- street, Sydney. 3145

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.IDEBTOR'S Name Aucl :.IE SALTER. (Separate estate.)

Address -16 Boomerang- street, Haberfield, trading withCarl, .Archie and Emily Salter under name of " SalterBrothers," at City Fruit Markets, Sydney.

Description Licensed fruit agent.Court Bankruptcy.NumberS.4 of 1933.Date of application -20tÍ1 November, 1934.

Debtor's name CARL SALTER. ( Separate estate.)Address Crane avenue, Haberfield, trading with Archie and

Emily Salter under name of " Salter Brothers," at CityFruit Markets, ,Sydney.

Description Licensed fruit agent.Court Bankruptcy:Number S.4 of 1933.Date of application -20th November, 1934.


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 4of 1934) . -

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance ofsection 175 of the Bankruptcy Act, has filed the required

statement in the assigned estate of Frederick Irwin: FrancisCox, of Castlemaine, in the State of Victoria, butcher.

Dated this 1.3t]í day of October, 1934.J. A. DUGGAN, Trustee.

374 Hargreaves- street, Bendigo. 3147

District of Victoria (No. 124 of 1930 ) . In the bankruptestate of JOHN ANDREW JOHNSON, of 17 Reed- street, AlbertPark, cleaner.

9 FIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the abovematter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by

the first day of November, 1934, will be excluded fromdividend.

Dated this 15th day of October, 193.4.R'. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

LIN,: Courts, Melbourne. 3148

District of Victoria (No. 308 of 1.929) . In the bankrupt estateof MORGAN NUGENT, of 332 Dandenong -road, East St. Kilda,police con sta',le.AFIRST and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in

the above matter. Creditors who have not proved theirdebts by the first day of November, 1934, will be excluded fromdividend.

Dated this I1th day of October, 1934.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

Law Courts, Melbourne. 3149

District of Victoria (No. 103 of 1930). ln the bankruptestate of JOHN MACP'IHEIRSON 11SACR.AE. of 9 Russell-street,Camberwell, clerk, lately residing at 23 Ash-grove,Caulfield.

FOURTH Dividend is intended to be declared inthe above matter. Creditors who have not proved

inch debts by the first day of November, 1934, will be excludedfrom

Dated this . 15th day of Oc:t, .)ber. 1934.

W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.Law Courts, Melbourne. 3150

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District -of Victoria (No. 402of 1930 ). Re EDITH CONSTANCE MoRRiroN, formerly ofPakenham Upper, orchardist.NOTICE is hereby given that the. above- named Court has

appointed Wednesday, the 24th day of October, 1934,at half -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding., Melbourne.

Dated this 15th day of October, 1934.3154 W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 73of 1931 ). Rc ALEXANDER NELSON. of Stanhope, farmer.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court lias

appointed Friday, the 2nd day of November. 1934,. athalf -pa.-t Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.

Dated this3152

15th day of October, 1934..

W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

District of Victoria (No. 260 of 1932) . In the bankruptestate of FREDERICK. GAY, of 39 Ryan - street, Northcote,brewery employee.

FIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the abovematter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by

the first day of November, 1934, will be excluded fromdividend.

Dated this 15th day of October, 1934.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

Law Courts, Melbourne. 3153


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 130of 1933) .Re TRAUGOrr JOHANN NosrE, formerly of " Ferndene ", Lansell -road, Toorak, and Cole- street, Brighton,miller.

NOTICE is hereby given that the above named Court has

appointed Monday, the 29th day of October, 1934, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above - named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.


3154 W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 200of 1933 ) .Re VITO VENTURA, formerly of Geiubrook, sawmiller.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has

appointed Wednesday, the 31st day of October, 1934,at half -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding thepublic examination of the above -named debtor at the HighCourt Building, Melbourne.


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 6of 1934) . Re HENRY MORETON PARI.Err, formerly of" Salerno ", The Eyrie, Eaglemont, agent.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has

appointed Wednesday, the 24th day of October, 1934, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Mel Bourne.

Dated this 15th day of October, ].934.


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 13of 1934 ) . Re WILLIAM CAMPBELL, formerly of 5 Wilsonstreet, Princes Hill, motor. driver.NOTICE is hereby given that the above named Court has

appointed Friday, the 26th day of October, 1934, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 19 of1934) . Re GEORGE ALFRED ARTHUR., tobacco worker, of348 Canning - street, North Carlton.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has

appointed Tuesday, the 30th day of October, 1934, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne. '


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 20of 1934 ) . Rc FREDERICI{ RoYDS RATCLIFFE. of 27 Donald-street, Footscray, labourer.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has

appointed Wednesday, the 31st day of October, 1934, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.



In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 21of 1934).Re GEORGE EDWIN MORTER, formerly of 72Union - street, Windsor, police constable.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has

1, appointed Tuesday, the 30th day of October, 1934, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 28of 1934) . Re JOHN BICKFORD, of 73 Blyth- street, EastBrunswick, formerly of 5 Shorts -road, North Coburg, tram -way employee.

NOTICE is hereby given that the aboie -named Court has

appointed Friday, the 2nd day of November, 1934, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.

Dated this 15th day of October, 1.934.3161 W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 119of l934).Re LEONARD BADEN COLLINS, formerly of 4 -6Collins - street, Melbourne, secretary.

j OTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has1 appointed Tuesday, the 23rd day of October, 1934, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above - named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.

Dated this 15th day of October, 1934.3162 w. H. L. LOUGHREY, Ofcial Receiver.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 123of 1934) . Re VITO IEzzI, formerly of Beech Forest, now ofNorth Ringwood.

T OTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court hasappointed Friday, the 26th day of October, 1934, at

half -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.


IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 164of 1934).Re bankrupt estate of ROBERT FrNLAY DREWTuarcaULL, formerly of the Clope Hotel, Corowa, in theState of New South Wales, hotel employee. but now of17 Sanger street, Corowa, in the State of New SouthWales, pastrycook's assistant.

Date of petition -13th August, 1934.Date of sequestration order -10th October, 1934.NOTE.All debts clue to the estate should be paid to me.

W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.Law Courts, Melbourne, 12th October, 1934. 3164

INthe Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 165of 1934).Re bankrupt estate of JoIIN DUXBURY, ofStation - street, Morwell, engine driver.

Date of petition -15th October, 1934.Date of sequestration order -15th October, 1934.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -26th October,

1934, at Court House, Trara.lgon, at half -past Two p.m.NorE. All debts due to the estate should be paid to nie.

W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.Law Courts, Melbourne, 15th October, 1934. 3165

PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENT.

leu the matter of the Compa,ric4 Act 1899, and in the matterof PALAIS ROYAL CATERERS LTD. (In liquidation) .

NOTICE is hereby given that an extraordinary generalmeeting of the company will be held at the office of the

Liquidator. Rafe Chambers, 19 O'Connell - street, Sydney, onFriday, the 23rd clay of November, 1934, at Twelve o'clocknoon for the purpose of having an account laid before it, andof hearing any explanations which nia,, be riven by theLiquidator and also of determining by extraordinary resolu-tion how tiffe books and documents of the company shall bedisposed of.

Dated at Sydney this eighteenth day of October, 1934.

RICHARD HOVEL BROWN, Liquidator.3160 W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver. Rofe Chambers, 19 O'Connell- street, Sydney. 3142


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