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Commonwealth of Australia to wit.

STONEHAVEN, Governor- General.

THURSDAY, 3 l sm MARCH:.

ORDER

By His Excellency the Governor - General of the Commonwealth of Australia.

WHEREAS it is by the Northern ustratia Act 1926, amongst other things, enacted that, subject to that

Act, all laws in force in the Territory on the proclaimed day shall, so far as applicable, continue in force in North Aus- tralia and in Central Australia, but that any such laws, other than Acts of the Parliament of the Commonwealth, shall have effect in North Australia as if they were laws of Central Australia, and may be altered or repealed by O rdinances made in pursuance of this Part:

And whereas it is by the said Act further enacted that, where 0nÿ law which is continued in force in North Australia or Central Australia by virtue of the foregoing provisions is a law of the Goramonwe ,ith, and any .power or function is by that law vested in any officer in relation to any State, or in relation to the Northern Territory, that power or function shall, in relation to North Australia and to Central Australia, be vested in and exercised by such officer as the Governor - General directs:

And whereas it is by the said Act further enacted that where any law which is continued iii force in North Australia or Central Australia by virtue of the foregoing provisions is a law of the State of South Australia, any power or function which by that law is vested in any autilorityr of that State shall in relation to North Australia and to Central Australia be vested in and exercised or performed by the authority exercising similar powers and functions in North Australia or Central Australia, as the ease may .be, or as the Governor - General directs:

And where as the following laws of the Commonwealth, namely- . .

Land Tax Asseß n Tat 40t 1910 -1926 Estate Duty Assessment Act 1914 -1022 income Tax Assessment Acts 1915 -1921, and 1922 -192? Ivor -time Profits Tax Assosiaent Act 1917 -1026 Entertainments Tax Assessment .act 1916 -1024

anti the following läws of the State of South Au:tralia., far as they relate to land tax, namely- -

The Taxatign Act 1884 (No. 323 of 1884) The Taxation Act Amendment Act 1885 (No. 356 of 188:5) The Taxation Act Amendnzei t Act 1887 (NO. 423 of 1 887) The Taxation, Apt Amendment Act 1894 (No. 604 Of 1 894) The Income Tax Further Continuance Act 1898 (No. 709

of 1898) The Taxation Act Amendment Act 1902 (No. 782 of 11302 )

The Taxation Act Amendment Act 1904 (No. 861 of 1064 )

The Taxation Act Ankentlnten.t Act 10Q,ó (Ne. 894 of 1905 )

The Taxation Act :Intendment Act 1908 (No. 969 of 19D8) are by virtue of the foregoing " provisions continued in force in Northern Australia and Central Australia:

And whereas it is desirable that the -powers and functions of the Cojup ssió »er of Taxation under the laws of the Com- monwealth aboye set out should be exercised in Northern Aus- tralia, and in Central Australia, by the Con}missi¢n.er of . Taxa- tion.. or . by any deer to -whom the "Commissioner issues a delegation which, at the time of the- _exercise. of the :power'. or f, } still in force:

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And whereas by the laws of the State above set out certain powers and functions are vested_ in an autbority;.of the State to wit the flonignissioner of Taxes of the said State, and..it is desirable that the powers and functions of the Commissioner of Takes under those laws should, so far as they relate to land tax in Northern Australia and in Central Australia be vested in and exercised or performed by the Commissioner of Taxation or by any officer to whom the Commissioner issues a delegation which, at the time of the exercise of the power or function, is still in force: -

function. .is

therefore 1, John Lawrence, Baron Stonehaven, the Governor- General aforesaid, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive- Council, do Hereby direct that-

(a ) the powers p,nd functions of the áómmissioner of Taxa-

nation, mel under the following laws of the Çommonwealth, y

Land Tax Assessment Act 1010 -1826 Estate Duty- Assessment Act 1014 -1022 income Tax Aseess9nent .flets 1915 -1921 and

1922 -1925 -

War -time Profits fax Assessment Act 1917 -192.6 Entertginmcats Tax Assessment Apt_ 1916 -1924

shall, in Northern Australia and in ,Central Aus- tralia, be vested in - and exercised by the Commis- sioner of Taxation or by any o# cer to whom the Commissioner of Taxation issues a delegation which at the time of the exercise of the power or function is still in force; and

(b) the powe1,s and functions of the Çói>}mispignef '4 `"]:axes ajnder the fóílówiug 1áw9 pf the State -of South Australia, namely-

The Taxation Act 1.8.84 (No; 323. of 1884) The Taxation Act Amendmen-t Act 1885 (No.

356 of 1885) the 'Tg gticttz Ast 4.44 1887

423 of 1887) The Taxation, Act Amendment Aet 1804

604 of 1894) The ¡conic Tax Fiai -peer Ç_ pnt4 twee Act 1898

(No. 799-of 1898) The Taasation. Act Amendment Act 1902 (No.

782 of 1902) T.he &PA t á 4-c f 4:4041214ml r -i t

. 104 i35(.3. 861 of 1904)

The .Taxation Act Amendment . Act 8Q4 of 190 )

The Taxation Act Amendment Act 969 of 1908)

shall, so far as they relate to land tax in Northern Australia aa1E1. in Central Audralia, be Vee e4 in and exercised or performed by the Commissioner of Taxation or by any officer to whom the doinmiieloner issues a delegation which, at the time of the ' xer- else" or performance of the ' power br funeti p, 1 still in force..

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the Commonwealth, at Sydney; this twenty -fourth" _ day" of MaÑéhi ( L.s.) the year of our Lord One thousand nine hundred' and twenty. - seven, and in the

. " seventeenth. year, -of His Majesty's, -. Yei8iL

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No. 88.-81st March, 1927 716 Commonwealth Gazette

Defence Act 1903 -1918.

ACQUISITION OF SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION FACTORIES AT FOOTSCRAY VICTORIA.

W HEREAS pursuant to an agreement dated the 19th April, 1924, the Commonwealth of Australia entered

into a contract with the Colonial Ammunition Company Limi- ted a company registered in England for the manufacture and supply to the Commonwealth of Australia of small arms ammunition from factories of the company situate at Footscray Victoria

And whereas it is desirable that the manufacture of small arms ammunition be undertaken by the Commonwealth and it has been arranged with the Colonial Ammunition Company (Australia) Limited (to which company the Colonial Ammu- nition Company Limited has transferred its business rights and liabilities) should sell to the Commonwealth and that the Commonwealth should purchase as a going concern the said business of the Colonial Ammunition Company (Australia) Limited ( hereinafter called " the said company ") carried on

at its premises and factories together with the said company's land and all factories and other improvements and all plant equipment machinery stock and apparatus whatsoever incidental to such business at present on the said company's premises.

The Governor -General . in Council therefore approves of authority being granted pursuant to the provisions of section 63 of the Defence Act 1903 -1918 for the purchase by the Commonwealth, for the total sum of £150,000 (with interest at the rate of 5 per centum per annum on the balance for the time being outstanding) of the said company's business carried on at Footscray aforesaid together with the said company's land premises and factories and other improvements and all plant equipment machinery stock and apparatus whatsoever incidental to such business And further that such purchase may operate as from and after the 31st day of December, 1926, and as from and after such date the agreement dated the 19th April, 1924, shall be cancelled.-(Ex. Min. No. 83.)

T. W. GLASGOW, for Minister of State for Defence.

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.

Copies may be purchased at the Government Printing Office at the price indicated.

Title of Act. Citation of Statutory Ru

Particulars of Regulations comprised in Statutory Itule.

Date on

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operation.

Price of Statutory

Commonwealth Bank Act 1911 -1925

S.R. 1927, No. 27

Commonwealth Bank Regulations.- Amendment of regulation 54k.

24.3.27 Forthwith s. d. 0 3

S. M. BRUCE, Prime Minister.

Customs Act 1901 -1925, Section 139.

SUBSTITUTE NOTICE No. 2.

x rT HEREAS I am of opinion that di- ammonphos is a sub-

stitute for sulphate of ammonia or is intended to be or can be used as such substitute or for any purpose for whicn sulphate of ammonia can be used or for any similar purpose, I therefore direct in pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by section 139 of the Customs Act 1901 -1925, that di -am- monplios shall be charged duty at the rates applicable to sulphate of ammonia. - (T. & C. 26/F/10322.)

Operating on and from 31st March, 1927.

H. E. PRATTEN, Minister for Trade and Custom' ustoms.

CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION.

THE Governor -General in Council has been pleased to grant certificates of naturalization to the persons named in the

subjoined list.

T. W. GLASGOW, Minister for Home and Territories.

Date of Naturalization, 4th March, 1927.

D'Arco, William, 51 Chapel- street, Windsor, Victoria.


Arvanitakis, Cominos Stergou, Ernest -street, Innisf ail, Queensland.

Castellari, Joseph Francis, 7 Chesterfield- parade, Waverley, Sydney.

Coco, Salvatore, Beamerside, _Herbert River, Queensland. Comino, Anthony Nicholas, Emerald, Queensland. Costa, Attilio, Edmonton, Queensland. Cotsios, George, 587 Crown- street, Sydney. Coyer, Matthew, Pittsworth, Queensland. Gandin, Peter, 557 Wellington- street, Perth, Western Aus-

tralia. Giralt, Jose, 31 Bathurst- street, Woollahra, New South

Wales. Goldberg, Max, 578 Station -street, North Carlton, Victoria. Henrickson, George Ezekiel, One Mile Estate, Ipswich,

Queensland. Kattel, Johannes, 120 Gloucester- street, Sydney.

- Kïkires, Angelos George, 10 James -street, Perth, Western Australia.

King, Francis (Carl Ferdinand Osmer), Myrtle- street, Thomp- eon Estate, Brisbane.

Kuhlmann, Karl Johan, Canning Vale, Canuington, Western Australia.

Lagerhall, Julius Bernard, 57 King's Cross -road, Darling - hurst, New South Wales.

Macinante, 'Giocondo, 88 Orange- street, Randwick, New South Wales.

Marczykowski, Paul Roman Boleslaw, 2 French -lane, Sum- mer Hill, Sydney.

Meloni, Lepido, Halifax, Queensland. Noerr, Elizabeth, 17 )George- street, Manly, New South

Wales. Nucifora, Alfio, Mourilyan, near Innisfail, Queensland. Olivero, Celeste, Hawkins Creek, Ingham, Queensland. Re, Pio, Halifax, Queensland. Russo, Alfio, Horton, near Childers, Queensland. Stassi, George, 80 Upper Pitt -street, North Sydney, New

South Wales. Taranto, Vincent, 39 Botany -road, Waterloo, Sydney. Virgona, Giovanni, 392 Illawarra -road, Marrickville, New

South Wales.


Arboli, Esteban, 49 Stanley- street, Sydney. Bakke, Rolf Henry Georg, Danbulla, via Kairi, North

Queensland. Bannenberg, Henry James Anthony, 4 Allawah Flats, Rat-

. tray -street, Waverley, New South Wales. Barbuto, Natale, 17 Little Cleveland- street, Redfern, New

South Wales. Bill, Anna Elizabetha, Italian Hill, Daylesford, Victoria. Cicirello, Salvatore, 34 Howard- street, Fremantle, Western

Australia. Coroneo, Demetrios (James) , Kyogle -road, Kyogle, New South

Wales. Curth, Frederick Ernest Richard, Tatong, Victoria. Ficarra, Frank, 216 Bondi -road, Bondi, New South Wales. Fiori, Giovanni, 1228 Hopkins- street, Boulder, Western Aus-

tralia. Gerarchi, Costante, Armadale, Western Australia. Golchert, Paul Herman Otto, 63 Nottingham- avenue, Kes-

wick, South Australia. Gustafson, Axel Julius, Pinnaroo, South Australia. Haack, August John, Elong Elong, New South Wales. Henning, Frederick August, Glen Innes, New South Wales. Kastner, Erie Oscar, Swan Hill, Victoria. Katavich, Ivan, Solomontown, Port Pirie, South Australia.

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Lindstrom, Ellis Bilfred, 38 Ninth- street, Port Pixie West, South Australia.

Marnmieo, Salvatore, Horton, near Childers, Queens'and. Mouliatis, Mick, 195 Crown -street, Sydney. Olson, Gustaf Edward, 11 Smith -street, Rozelle, New South

Wales. .

Pensini, Angelo, Ayr, Queensland. Pisani, Giuseppe, 12 King- street, Solomontown, South Aus-

tralia. .

Rizonico, Chris, 201 Carbon -street, Broken Hill, New South Wales.

Schmidt, Robert, Yelarbon, Queensland. Shlensky, Nicholai, 21 Kirk -lane, Ultimo, near Sydney. Stephanos, . Nicholas Georgius, 6 Wells- street, Redfern,

Sydney. Tsardoulis, Manoulis, Tully, Queensland. Vosse, Joseph Walter Jacob, 35 Cowper -street, Sandringham,

Victoria. .

Wanzel, Peter, Mareeba, Queensland. Weikert, Anton, " Hopefield," Galore, Lockhart, New South

Wales.

EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION 67 MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT 1901- 1926.

HOME AND TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT.

£296 9s.-- Purchase of 242 gross of grey cardboard from the Australasian Paper and Pulp Co. Ltd., Melbourne.

S. M. BRUCE, Prime Minister,

APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ELECTORAL REGISTRARS.

IT is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons, whose names are printed in capital letters, have been appointed

to be Electoral Registrars under the Commonwealth Elec- toral Act, and that the appointment of the undermentioned persons, . whose names are printed in italic letters, has been terminated. Each appointment is to take effect on and from the date upon which the person appointed takes over the duties of the office, and to continue during the pleasure of the Minister :-

State -o of New South Wales. Division of Gwydir. -NICHOLAS ARTHUR TOBIN, Postal

Assistant, Quirindi, to Keep the Roll for the Subdiv'sion of Quirindi, in the place of Cornelius Charles Harris, whose appointment is terminated.

State of Queensland. Division of .

Wide Bay.- WILLIAM ERLE DEACON, Act- ing Postmaster, Gayndah, to Keep the Roll for the Sub- division of Gaynciah, in the place of James Joseph O'Connor, whose appointment is terminated.


LEASES.

THE Governor -General in Council has approved that authority be granted for the following leases: -

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of premises situate in Abermain- street, A bermain, New South Wales, occupied as a Post and Telegraph Office, for a further period of three (3) years from the ist July, 1927, and thereafter on a three -monthly tenancy, at a rental of £90 per annum. -(N.L. 24/1233.)

Whereas immediate possession of the cottage known as " Fitzroy," situated in Garden- street, St. Peter's, New South Wales, being portion of the Sydenham Postal Storage Depot, is not required for any public purpose, authority has been granted for the lease of such property, on a monthly tenancy as from 12th March, 1927, at a rental of £52 per ann_im.- (L. & S. 27/481.) For the Commonwealth to acquire by agreement with the

owner, namely, Alfred Hobbs, farmer, of Yandina, the right and privilege of entering upon and using for the purposes of a Rifle Club Range, certain land at Coolki (Coolool'bin), Queensland, for a period of five (5) years from the 1st Janu- ary, 1927, and thereafter until the expiration of one month's

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notice in writing by either party to the other of intention to determine the agreement, at a rental of One shilling (Is.) per annum, if demanded. -(L. & S. 27/415.)

For the Commonwealth to acquire by agreement, with the owner, viz., V. M. Ilka, farmer, of Glenore Grove, the right And privilege of entering upon and using. #or the purposes of a Rifle Club Range, certain land at Glenòre Grove, Queensland, for .a period of five (5) years certain from-ate-1st February, 1927, and thereafter until the expiration of one month's notice . in writing by either party to the other of intention to de.tarmine the agreement, at a rental of £3 per annum. --(L. at S.27/414.)

For the Commonwealth to acquire by agreement with the owners, viz., R. S. Luttrell and W. Stewart, farmers, Wilmot, the right and privilege of entering upon and using for the purposes of a Rifle Club Range, certain land at Wi mot, Tas- mania, for a period. of five (5) years certain from the 1st October, 1926, and thereafter until the expiration of one month's notice in writing by either party to the other of intention to determine the agreement, at rentals of los. per annum and £1 per annum respectively.-(L. & S. 27/403.)

For the Commonwealth to acquire by agreement with the owners, namely, Brett Brothers and Daisy J. B. Brett, graziers, Mt. Dispersion, via Euston, the right and privilege of entering upon and using for the purposes of an Emergency Landing Ground for Aircraft on the Sydney- Adelaide aerial route, certain land at Raindiiig Plain, New South Wa es, for a period of five (5) years from the 1st .January, 1927, and thereafter until the expiration of one month's notice in writing by either party to the other of intention to determine the agreement, at a rental 'of Teii shillings (10s.) per annum.- (L. & S. 27/404.)

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of premises situated at No. 1 Hall -street, M.00nee Ponds, Victoria, occupied by the Divisional Returning Officer for Maribyrnong, for a further period of three (3) years from the 1st May, iy27, and thereafter on a three -monthly tenancy, at the existing rental of £1 7s. 6d. per week. -(V.L. 24/943.)

W. C. HILL, Minister for Works and Railways.

ACQUISITION OF THE SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION FACTORY AT FOOTSCRAY, VICTORIA.

HIS Excellency the Governor-General in Council has ep- proved that authority be granted, pursuant to tie

Lands Acquisition Act 1906-1916, for the acquisition, by agreement with the owner of the lands (freehold and leasehold) including all improvements and together with the works and business carried thereon of the Colonial Ammunition Company (Australia) Limited, situate at Footscray, in the State of Vic- toria; for the suns of £150,000, with interest at 5 per cent. on the balance for the time being outstanding, such lands being as described in the schedule hereunder.

W. C. HILL, Minister for Works and Railways. (V.L. 24/1258.)

DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.

(a) The freehold of all that piece -of land containing six acres three roods twenty -one perches and four- tendis of a perch, being part of Crown allotments 3 and 4, section 15, Parish of Cut -paw -paw, and being the whole of the land comprised in certificate. of title; volume, 3371, folio 674166, together with the easements specified in such certificate of title.

(b) The unexpired leasehold interest created by inden- ture of lease dated the twenty -eighth day of May, 1889, from Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria to the Colonial Ammunition Company Limited for the term of nine hundred and ninety -nine years from the twenty -eighth day of May, 1889, in all that piece or parcel of land containing an area of five acres, more or.less, being part of Crown allotment 2, section 15, Parish of Cut -paw -paw, County -of Bourke, Sta.e of Vic- toria, Commonwealth of Australia : Commencing at a po nt bearing distant 360 degs. 100 links and 90 degs. 4,100 links from the south- western corner of Crown allotment 2, section 15, Parish of Cut- paw -paw; thence by lines bearing 360 degs. 500 links, 90 degs. 1,000 links. 180 degs. 500 links, and 270 degs. 1,000 links to the commencing point.

(c) The unexpired leasehold interest cre -ted by registered lease No. 11,010, dated the 13th day of August, 1910, from the Commonwealth of Australia to The Colonial Ammunition Com- pany Limited for the term of 99 , years from the 21st day of February, 1910, of all that piece of land containing forty acres three roods and twenty -four perches, being part or allotment two of section fifteen in the P"rish of Cut -paw -paw, County of Bourke, and being part of the land comprised in certificate of title volume 3381, folio 676150.

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DISPOSAL OF LANDS AT FAIRY IlIgADQW, Ili THF STATE OF NEW SOU II WALES, TO THE FEDERAL CAPITAL COMMISSION.

HEREAS the lands described hereunder have been acquired by the Commonwealth of Australis, by com-

pulsory process under t1 p provisióas of the Lands Acquf sitiotg Apt 1906491g for the following public purpose, namely, for the purpose of obtaining materiar for use to connexion with buildings to be erected for the Commonwealth in the Federal 'Territory nçf other places And whereas by section 62 (A) of the Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1916 it is provided that any lad which ll s been açquìred by the ColivImweAlth ?lnder tint 4P4 may, if th,® Qpyerazar-- ene_ral tAin1s fit, and n on s terme e as he direçts v , l?e transferred to aad ete+I

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Ekeellency the governor -General 'n CQunoi1 boo apPQ.Y 4 l}at authority be granted, pursuant to the said sopiigp., for tif® transfer of the said lands to and the vesting of the said lands in the Federal Capital Commission, an authority incorporated by the Seat of Government (Administration) Act 19244926.

T. C. BILL, Minister of State for Wor anis ii911w4ye. (L. &S.27/385.)

DESCRII'T1ON of LAND ll EIMED TO.

All those pieces or parcels of land containing a total arça of 1,712 açres 2 roods 1¡ perches, more or loss, being pportions 14, 51, 82, 131, 169, 229, 261, 262, 283, 272. 284, 287; 297, O1,

and part of portion 230, Parish of Merigan, and portions 88, 44, 45, 46, 166, and part of portion 167, Parish of Fairy Meadow, County of Murray, State " of Now South Wanes, Commonwoatth of Australia, as shown haçhured ou plan liorgider

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DISPOSAL OF LAND AT LITHGOW, IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES, TO THE WAR SERVICE HOMES

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HEREAß tlié land de t ibed hereunde$ hai been acgtf!11ed by the e minonwealt uñder the provisions

of the Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1916 : And whereas by section 69A of the Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1916 it is provided that Any land 'ivhiicli has been acquired by the Commonwealth under that Act thay, if the Governor -General thinks Et,. and upon Such ternie ás he dirëets, be transferred te and trestétl in arty authority i itlflrporated by any law of the Commonwealth, Hie Excellency. the GovernóP- General in -Connell. has approved that authority be granted, littrsua$t th the said Section; for the

transfer of the said land to and the vesting' of the said land in the War Service iiomés ötiií ïi eiáñér; á May corporate by the w10 e ?Oise Ì1ØI 11601be . et 1.91846fi$: "

W. C. HILL, littil#ttér d ttaté fbr W6fgs and Railways. (L. &S.26/1.00§.)

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All those pieces or pareeíffi 5 láitid lii. art clt tiih et3tliptlsett eetÿtifiiáteS at 'title ëtitefed 1!i'tli6 ltdgtit@r-lit1ók,. voluñi8 1.061 011ó 1.65,' nit ttiliiifi ̀ i4 fdli6 6 the íf aine 'Of the eotiinióñ+ealtH ktitfalia, afi lieli äl of portions 92, ; and 8l, .1ai1 6f -ett " e6t1 `,Vo6; State of New South il@"s, 6iúïì$iiealt 8# iìsttallti, as s(itiwñ lier@liiñdet "s-

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CENTRAL AUSTRALIA.

PASTORAL LANDS OPEN TO APPLICATiON IN TERMS OF CROWN

LANDS ORDINANCE 1924 -1927.

APPLICATIONS for pastoral leases of the lands described in schedule hereunder will be received at the Denart-

nieut of Home and Territories, Melbourne. or the Lands Office, Darwin, on or before the 28th June, 1927.

Any lands riot taken up on the 28th June, 1927, shall remain open to application as advertised, and may be allotted by the Commission to any person who applies, at the rentals and on the conditions as set out in the schedule hereunder.

Date of expiry of leases. --30th June, 1965. The rent shall be subject to re- appraisement every ten

years, and during the first ten years of the lease shall be at the rates as set out in schedules above referred to.

All authorized improvements on the lands to be leased shall remain the property of . the present owners. and shall be paid for at a valuation to be fixed by the Commission.

If necessary. one Half of the total area of the lease may be reá "med on the 30th June. 1947.

The first year's rent. together with lease and registration fee of £1 10s., must be deposited with application.

RESERVATIONS.

1. The lease will contain the reservations provided for in the said Ordinance, being- -

(a) a rieht of entry and inspection; (b) all minerals; (c) a power of resumption.

The power of resumption can he exercised on six (6) months' notice where the land is required far publie purposes. Rini as for the use of the aboriginal native inhabitants nf the Northern Territory, defence. forest. mineral and gold mining. travelling, stork, recreation and amusement grounds, rneds, tramways, railways or railway stations, water eonser- vetion works. or other like purposes. and two (2) years' notice when the land is required for any other purpose.

Nom- When the land is resumed for cultivation purposes, two (21 rears' notice of resumption shall be given : and in the case of pastoral leases, the land resumed shall not include the head station. or any of the leased land within 5 miles thereof. or the principal watering place on the land.

(d) all timber and timber trees. and all trees producing bark, resin. nr valuable substances;

(e) in favour nf the aboriginal inhabitants of the North- ern Territory.

COVENANTS.

2. rnvenants and conditions will be .inserted in the lease, as follows: -

(11 A covenant to pay the rent annually in advance: (2) A prnvisinn that if the rent is not paid on nr before

the expiry of three months from the date on which it becomes diie an addition of 6 per cent. per annum may he made in respect of the rent overdue:

(3) A covenant by the lessee that be will use the land only for the purposes for which it is 'kneed:

(4) A proision that the lessee. hawing paid all rent diue by him. may nt any time, in manner prescribed, surrender the lease;

(5) A provision tint the lease shall he liable to forfeiture if the rent is iunnaid for six months or moro

(6) A provicinn that the lease shall. subiect to the Remu- letinns. be liable to forfeiture for non -compliance on the part of tlie lessee with any covenant or condition of the lease:

A covenant by the lessee that he will comply with the laws in force, relating to the destruction of vermin and nnximis tweeds;

(8) A covenant by 'the leeeee that be will not. without the consent of the Commission. cut env timber trees on the leased land except for use on or in connexion with the land:

A covenant by the lessee that he will not. in clearing the land. destroy any timber or timber trees or trees prndueinn any valuable hark. resin. or other valuable substances, except as allowed by the Regu- lations:

(10) A covenant by trip lessee tliat he will not obstruct env public ronds. paths. or ways. or interfere with the lise thereof 1w any person. and will not interfere with travelling stock lawfully passing through the leased land:

(11) A covenant by the lessee that he will not pollute. divert. or obstruct any water flowing in a defined natural channel, unless by consent of the Commis- sion;

(12) A covenant by the lessee that he will observe and comply with the Tieniilations under the (crow n Lands Ordinance 1924 -27 for the time being in force.

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T. H. MOPES, Secretary, North Australia Commission.

SCHEDULE No. 1.

Lands Situate in the Alice Springs District, Central Australia.

Annual Annual No. Area -Square Rent No. Area -Square Rent

Block. Miles; per Square Block. Miles. per Square Mile. Milo.

s. d. s. d.

1 344 2' 6 30 ... 375 ... 2 6 2 ... 315 ... 3 0 31 ... 433 2 .6 3 350 .. 2 0 32 ... 433 2 6 4 200 ... 2 0 33 433 ... 2 6 5 ... 390 ... 2 0 34 ... 100 ... 3 0 6 296 ... 2 0 35 ... 338 ... 2 6 7 ... 296 ... 2 0 36 ... 338 ... 2 6

8 ... 240 ... 2 0 37 ... 408 2 6

9 ... 303 ... 2 0 38 ... 400 ... 2 6 10 303 ... 2 0 39 ... 200 ... 2 6 11 ... 328 ... 2 6 40 ... 200 ... 2 6

12 328 .. 2 6 41 ... 319 ... 2 6

13 .. 330 ... 2 6 42 ... 212 ... 2 6

14 200 3 0 43 ... 200 .. 2 6

15 ... 200 ... 3 0 44 ... 200 ... 2 6

16 ... 442 ... 2 0 45 R31 2 6

17 ... 442 ... 2 0 46 ... 160 ... 2 6

18 ... 420 ... 3 0 47 ... 3Q4 ... 2 (i

19 ... 291 ... 2 0 48 ... 422 ... 2 6

20 ... 291 ... 2 0 49 ... 7.4 ... 2 6

21 201 2 0 50 ... 250 ... 2 6 22 ... 201 ... 2 0 51 ... ?45 ... 2 6

23 ... Rns ... 2 6 52 ... 34-5 2 6

24 363 2 . tï 53 ... son 2 6

95 pR 2 6 54 8110 .. 2 6

29 905 2 6 55 ... ?n0 . 2 6

27 108 2 6 56 ... 226 2 0

9R Rne ... 3 n 57 ... 299 ... 2 6

29 ... 200 ... 2 6

The minimum stocking conditions shall be 2. 4, and 6 head

of cattle within 5, 10, and 15 years respectively.

NOTE. -The boundaries and areas of blocks are liable to

slight alteration on completion of survey. Forms of application and plans nf blacks may he obtained at

Lands Department, Darwin, or Home and Territories Depart-

ment, Melbourne.

'NORTH AUSTRALIA.

PASTORAL LANpq OPEN TO A rPTTCATTON Tv TERMS OF THE

RnwN LANDS ORDINANCE 1924 -27.

PPT TC'ATTONC for pastoral leases of the lands deGerihed ì in the schedules hereunder will be received at the De-

partment of Home and Territories. Melbourne. or the Lands

Office, Darwin, on or before the 28th June, 1927.

Any lands not taken up on the 2Rth day of June, 1927, shall

remain nr n to a.rnlicatinn as advertised. and may he allotted

by the remm ;scion to any person who rp eses at

hereunder. the rentals

and on the rnnflitin' S as set out in the T to nf exniry of leases. --Rath June. 19n5.

The rent shall be subiect to re- anpreisement every Ten

rears and during the first ten vases of +hP lease shall be at the

'rates as set nut. in schedules above referred to. All authorized improvements on the lands to he lased shall

remain the nrnnerty of the present owners. and ,Shall he paid

for et a. valuation to he fixed by the Cnmmissinn.

Tf necessary. one half of the total area of the lease may be

resumed on the lath .Tune. 1947.

The first year's rent. tnnether with lease and registration fed of £1 10s., must be deposited with application.

RESERVATIONS.

1. The lease, will contain the reservations provided for in

the said Ordinance. being - (a) a right of entry and inspection; (h) all minerals; (c) a power of resumption.

The power of resumption can be exercised on six (6) months' notice where the land is required for publie purposes. sneh as

for the rise of the aboriginal native inhabitants of the North- ern Territory; defence. forest. mineral and gold mining. travelling stnek, recreation and amusement grounds. roads, tr ̂ m-

ways. railways or railway stations, water conservation works.

or other lil:e purposes. and two (2) years' notice when the

land is required for any other purpose. NOT'. -When the land is resumed for cultivation purposes.

two (9\ years' notice of resumption sll^11 he niven ; n "l ;,n the

case of pastoral leases. the land resumed shall not include the head station, or any of the leased land within 5 miles thereof, or the principal watering place on the land.

(d) all timber and timber trees. and all trees producing bark, resin. or valuable substances;

(e) in favour of the aboriginal inhabitants of the North- ern Territory.

COVENANTS.

2. Covenants and conditions will be inserted in the lease, as

follows :-- (1) A covenant to pay the rent annually in advance.

Commonwealth Gazette 721

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A provision that if the rent is not paid on or before the expiry of three months from the date on which it becomes due, an addition of 6 per cent. per annum may be made in respect of the rent overdue.

A covenant by the lessee that will use the land only for the purposes for which it is leased;

A provision that the lessee, having paid all rent due by him, may at any time in manner prescribed surrender the lease.

(5) A provision that the lease shall be liable do forfeiture if the rent is unpaid for six months or more;

(6) A provision that the lease shall, subject to:tbe Regula- tions, be liable to forfeiture for non -compliance on the part of the lessee with any covenant or condition of the lease.

A covenant by the lessee that he will comply with the laws in force relating to the destruction of vermin and noxious weeds.

(8) A covenant by the lessee that he will not, without the consent of the Commission, cut any timber trees on the leased land except for use on or in connexion with the land.

A covenant by the lessee that he will not, in clearing the land, destroy any timber or timber trees, or trees producing any valuable bark, resin, or other valuable substances except as allowed by the Regu- lations.

(10) A covenant by the lessee that he will not obstruct any public roads, paths, or ways, or interfere with the use thereof by any person, and will not interfere with travelling stock lawfully passing through the leased land.

(11) A covenant by the lessee that he will not pollute. divert, or obstruct any water flowing in a defined natural channel unless by consent of the Commis- sion.

(12) A covenant by the lessee that he will observe and comply with the Regulations under the Crown Lands Ordinance 1924 -27 for the time being in force.

T. H. MOYES, Secretary, North Australia Commission.

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No 83,-81st Mareh, 1927

SCHEDULE No 1.

Land Situate in Arorth Australia on the River Btrangways, North-east of Daly Wate r s.

No. of Block. Area-Sq. Miles. Annual Rental.. 1 530 4s. per sq. mile. 2 294 4s. i! 3 280 3e. p, 4 400. 39. ,, 5 360 3s. PP

Minimum stocking conditions shall be 3, 4, and 5 head of cattle per square mile within 5, 10, and 15 years respectively.

SCHEDULE No. 2.

Land situate in North Australia, Barkly Tablelands District.

No. of Block. Area -Sq. Miles. Annual Rental. 16 .. 530 .. 3s. per sq. mile.

Block 16 comprising an area of about 530 sq. miles, and including the country held under grazing licence No. 430, adjoin- ing the Queensland border, and being adjacent to " Alexandria Station."

Description. Fair mixed pastoral country; the eastern portion consisting

of well- grassed open Coolibah flats, with small Buck -Mitchell and Flinders grass plains. The western portion consists prin- cipally of low sandstone ranges, intersected by well- grassed valleys. Fair top- feed,. and well watered by creeks and springs.

Annual rent, 3s. per square mile . Stocking conditions, 3, 4, and 5 head of cattle within 5, 10,

and 15 years respectively. NOTE. -Tile boundaries and areas of blocks are liable to

slight alteration on completion of survey. Forms of application and plans of blocks may be obtained

at Lands Department, Darwin, or Home and Territories De- partment, Melbourne.

TENDERS.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S . DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS INVITED.

fr ENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or service. Tenders must be endorsed " Tender for ! (as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They may 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. Tender Forms, Specifications, ¿co., obtainable from-

GENERAL. **

Switchboards Cordless -As specified . . 0.159 Condensers -As specified .. . 0.173 Cord type Switchboards-As specified . C.170 Automatic postage stamp vending machines -As

specified 0.174

Instrument Cords -As specified .. .. C.176 Telephone Switches-As specified .. . 0.177 Relays-As specified .. .. .. . . C.179 Resistances and Reactances .. . C.182 Metal Jointing Sleeves-As specified .. .. 0.184 Wire, galvanized iron and steel stranded As speci-

fied C.185

Cord Weights and Pulleys-As specified . 0.194 Telephones and Dials .. .. .. 0.200 Submarine Cable .. .. .. C.193 Telegraph Paper Tape .. .. . 0.196 Lathe Equipment .. .. .. 0.197 Adhesive Insulating Tape .. .. .. 0.198 Jacks, Switchboard and Instrument, and Number C.199

Plates Printed Forms, M.O. Series .. .. .. 0.204 Lead Seals .. .. .. .. 0.203

Tenders Close-

3 p.m., 5.4.27 3 p.m., 5.4.27 3 p.m., 12.4.27 3 p.m., 17.5.27

3. pm., 26.4.27 3 p.m., 26.4.27 3 p.m., 10.5.27 3 p.m., 17.5.27 3 p.m., 12.4.27 3 p.m., 19.4.27

3 p.m., 31.5.27 3 p.m., 26.4.27 3 p.m., 17.5.27 3 p.m., 28.6.27 3 p.m., 28.6.27 3 p.m., 3.5.27 3 p.m., 28.6.27

3 p.m., 19.4.27 3 p.m., 3.5.27

-Attack .1921 722.

TENtERS- POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT- waft?, eti

Ci3maitintrìtalth Gantt*

Description of Material fir SerAte.rec fired:

,._.._.. _

(a) Erection of telephone line from existing Warialda- Yetman line to Beria, and alterna- tively

(b) Fat' supply and delivery of .necessary poles, and

(e) For labour only. Erection of from 100 lb. H.D.C. wires, standardiz-

ing route, &c., between Wifighitlm ä11d Bobin . and spur Lines . .

Schedule No. Tender Forms; Specifications, 8ít+., obtainable from -

NEW SOUTH WALES.

N.S.W., S.E., 101/27 A.D.

Sectional Engineer, Armidale ; Post Offices, Bingara; Warialda, Barraba; 11Ianilla, Tamworth, Moree, Inverell

N.S.W., Sectional Engineer, Newcastle ; Post Offices, N. Taree, Wuigham, Ñfiabiàc, Còöpërnöölk, 93/27 Dungog, and Glöucester ..

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Finch Sorting dresses and Stools .. I W.A. 837

s Departmental Stores Branches, Sydney (64 $árbour- street) ; Brisbane ; Adélaide (*est-f errtieb) ; á&I Perth ; ¿ P.O,'ä, Maio' tithe &ü8 llöbätt.

Tender fórms, &c., may also be inspected at the office öt the Ófnelál Secretary to the Commissiönei for Australia ill America, Suite 4181 -4 eonI;h Petry Buildings,

44 Vibitthall4tred, New Yörk. -

Tender forms, &c., also obtainable at the office of the High Commisslonet, London.. ** Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Director, Post and Telegraphs, Melbourne.

11 A charge of al ls. per edpÿ of the S hedule will be made, and will be refunded on receipt and after consideration of a bona tide tender.

Tendere close -

a p.m 25.4.27

.m.. 2$.4.27

3 pint, 6.4c2 7

POSTMASTER- GENERALrS DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

South. Australia.

George Wills & Co. Ltd., Grenfell= street, Adelaide. -Sche- dule S.A. 742- Supply of wooden telegraph poles for £2,402 14s. 2d.

Western Australia.

Turvey Bros., Perth. -Schedule No. W.A. 836-Supply and delivery of seven letter carriers' setting -up tables for £256 los.

FEDERAL CAPITAL COMMISSION.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

SUPPLY and delivery of furniture, Guest House, Ainslie. - Grace Bros., Sydney, Section " A," £398 19s.; Section "C," £933 Os. Bebarfalds Ltd., Sydney, Section " B," £633 5s. 3d. Date of acceptance, 4th March, 1927. Date for completion, 15th April, 1027.

SUPPLY and delivery f.o.r. Canberra of furniture for three boarding houses at Canberra :-

Section A. -Grace Bros. Ltd., Sydney, £1,429 18s. -Date of acceptance, 9th March, 1927; date for completion, 15th April, 1927.

&d aft 8:_I"+ orsters Bédsteáds Ltd., ultimo, £337 9s. 6d.- Date of acceptance, 4th March, 1927; ditto for completion, 15th April, 1927.

Section C. -Grace Bros. Ltd., Sydney, £1,455 19s. 6d. -Date of acceptance, .4th March, 1927; date for completion, 15th April, 1927.

Supply and delivery f.o.r. Canberra of furniture for the Forestry School, Westbridge, Canberra :-

F. K. Cox & Co. Pty. Ltd., Newmarket, Victoria, £678 ls.-- Date of acceptance, 7th March, 1927; date for completion, 11th April, 1927.

The Disabled fòldiets' Furniture Factory, South Melbourne. £278 17s. 6d. -fate íìf acceptance, 9th March, 1927; date for completion, 7th April, 1927.

CÓMMÖNWEALTH RAILWAYS.

TENDERS, to the Secretary, Commonwealth Railways, 150 Plihdérs,it,ne, Melbourne, will be received up to Four p.m., añ 12th April, 1927, for the supply and delivery of-

1,000 feet (approximately) of water pipes, 9 -in. diameter, of either- .

Cast iron spigot and faucet. Steel epigot á.nd faucet. Reinforced tonerete and fittings.

SpecificatioliB , h.re available for issue and drawings for inspection at the offices of the. Commonwealth Railways, Mel- bourne; and the CommoriWealth Works Directors at Adelaide, Sydney, and Ne refistle.

Envelopes enclosing tenders should be endorsed " Tenders for 9 -in. Water Pipes."

PORT AUGUSTA -ALICE SPRINGS RAILWAY.

EXTENSION FROM NEAR OODNADATTA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, TO

ALICE SPRINGS, CENTRAL AUSTRALIA.

Length : 270 miles 65 chains, approximate, TENDERS will be received up to Four p.m. on 30th June,

1927, for the construction of the above railway. Tender forms, conditions, specifications, schedule of quan-

tities, plans, sectiöns, and drawings (sets of which may be purchased at £10 per set) Will be aváilable on and after 11th April, 1.927, at the offices of the Commonwealth Railways, Mel- bourne; Commonwealth Works Directors, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth; and Commonwealth Works Registrar, Hobart.

Tenders are to be addressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth Railways Commissioner, 150 Flinders lane, Melbourne,' endorsed " Tender for Construction of Railway Extension from near Oodnadatta to Alice .Springs."

BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER.

COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDER BOARD.

TENDERS are invited for the following supplies :- Schedule No., Material, Supplies Required in, Closing Dale.

198, Brushware, Victoria, 3rd May. 1927. 199, Rubber goods, Victoria, 3rd May, 1927. .

200: Candles, soap, matches, &c., Victoria,, 3rd May, 1927. 203, Galvanized-iron and piping, Victoria, 10th May, 1927.

Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at the Board's Office, G.P.O., Melbourne; at the office of the Com- monwealth Local Stores Board, 64 Harbour- street, Sydney; and at the office of the Superintendent of Stores, P.M.G.'s Department, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

PROVISIONS, ETC., FOR SMALL ARMS COURSE HELD AT FORT LARGO,

Period -3rd January, to 15th January, 1927.

Approved 21st December, 1926.

(225) Bread, 18s. 9d. per 100 lb.; brook cake, fruit, 11d.. per lb. -E. J. Cameron, Semaphore -road, Exeter, South Aus- tralia.

(226) Fish, Murray cod, ls. 6d. per lb.; schnapper, is. ed. per lb.-C. W. Hepenstall, 86 Commercial -road, Port Adelaide, S.A.

(227) Meat. -Beef : butt, thick flank, 7 #d. per lb. ; top side, VA per lb. ; silverside, lad. per lb. ; rump end loirs (ri.Riit through), Bd. per lb.; rump steak, lid. per !b.; set tf ribs, 51-d. per lb. ; mutton : forequarter, 4íd. per lb.; hindquarter, 7d. per lb. ; sides, Gd. per lb.; corned roll, Sad. per lb. ; dripping. 7d. per lb.; sausages, 5d. per lb. ; liver, 4d. per lb. A. Possingham, Semaphore-road,- Semaphore, S.A.

(228) Firewood, Mallee, 1 -ft. lengths, 38s. per ton. -T. Young, Close -street, Sandwell, S. A;

Cbml`ñunireglt3t Gatett,o 123 Nd'. 31.41,4st ''Mt

(.2.29) ' GGlk ceries. -- =$acon, rashers; is. 5d, per lb.; bakinz powder, 1s. 6d. per lb.; biscuits, tagffee, 8441. per lb.; barley, M. per lb.; aarboñate of soda, 3d. per lb.; cornflour, .7d. per packet; butter; ls. POd; per lb. ; cheese; ls. 2d. per lb.; coffee acid chicory, la. 9d. per lb.; eggs, fresh; Is. 4d, per dozen; salmon, pink, 10s, 6d; per dozeñ tips; sardines, bs. per dozen tiiià; flour, plain, 24d. per lb:; floùr, self- raieïng, 61d. per packet; dried apples, IF. per lb.; currants; M. per lb.; stiltánas, 101d. per lb.; tinned apricots, ls. per tin ; tinned pineapples, is. 2d. per titi; tinned pears, Is. ld. per tin ; jam, 24'oZ, tins; 9s. 6d. per dozen tins; milk, sweetened, condensed, 14 -oz. tins, Queen City, 108. per dozen tins; Broadlands, 9s. 6d. per dozen tins; nitistard. 3s. 4d. per 11P; oats, flaked, 4d, per Tb.; pepper, black, is: 9d. .per lb.; rice, 3d. per lb.; sago, 3d. peg lb. ; salt, ls. for 15 lb.: spice. 2d. per packet; sugar, 25s. per bag of 70 lb.; tea, ls. Od. per lb.; inbred herbs, 8d. pet tin; essende, vanilla, 7d. per bottle; essence; lemon, 7d. per bottle; curry powder, ls. 11d. per lb.; custard powder, 1s. per lb.; jelly crystals; 4s. 6d. per dozen packets; lemon peel, ls. per lb.: matches, M. per dozen ; milk, powdered, ls. 3d. per tin ; pickles, mustard, 10114. per bottle; sauce, tomato, ls. 4d. per bottle; sauce: Worcester, is. ld. per bottle; Pick- .me -úp, 1bld. per bottle; peas, split, 4d. per lb.; vinegar, 72d. per bottle; cloves, 2s. per lb.; brown paper, 9d. per lb. =less 2i per cent. for 14 days. -A. & E. Groom, Hargrave- street, Peterhead, S.A.

(230) ZTe tetables.- Potatoes, 19s. per cwt. ; onions, 12e. per cwt.: carrots, 4s, per dozen bunches; parsnips, 4e. per dozen bunches; turnips, white, 4s: per dozen bunches; turnips, swede; 4s. per dozen bunches; turks' caps; 3d. per lb.; cab- bages, 2d. per lb.; beans, 7d. per lb.; beetroot, 4s. per dozen bunches ; lettuce, 2s. 6d. per dozen; tomatoes, Sd. per lb.; apricots, 4d. Der lb. ; apples, eating, 6d. per lb. ; apples, cock- ing, 5d. per lb.- James Gould, Mead- street, Large, S.A.

VICTORIA.

Requisition. 18401. Chargeable to Division 2/1-No vat Works; Item. 1, Machinery and Plant. Approved 8th aiph, 1927.

(231) Contract 1235. -1 5 -panel motor generator control switchboard, With 8 -in. meters, for £259 14s. Sd., for 11.3T.4. Naval Yard, Garden ?slá:!d. Sydney.- Tombs & Howeroft Pty. Ltd., 889 -371 Post Offleeplace, Melbourne:

Requisition 18412. Chargeable: to Loan Funds for Works, Approved S1h. March, 1927.

(232) Screens, Wire; for substations for Munitions Fac- tories, Maribyrnong, £163 9s. 3d.- Melbourne Wire Works, 286A Little Coiling- street, Melbourne.

Requisition 15:392. CÌui ygeìtbte tö Trust Fund Munition& Factories Account. Approved Sth March, 1927.

(;INVERSION OF LEAD, SHEET AND PIPE (MATERIAL TO BE SÚPPLIED By DEPARTMENT).

(233) 1 ton lead pipe, 1 -in., 7 lb. to the yard; 1 ton e -in., 9 lb. to the yard; 1 ton 1 -in., 18 lb. to the yard; 11 ton 1 -in., 24 lb, to the yatd; 2 tons 24n., 36 1b. to the yard, £12 per ton. 4 sheets lead, 20 feet x S feet, 12 lb. to the yard; 6 sheets 20 feet x 8 feet, 8 lb. to the ,yard, £8 per ton, for Explosives Factories, )Iaribyrnong:John NIeIlvraith & Co. Pty. Ltd., 56 Little Collins- street; Mel - boùrii.e.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA; Requisition 18399. Ghtirgectble tO Division 64/1/2. Approved

8th March; 1927.

StA1NTES:AN4Ctñ OF ARMAMENT AND STORES FOR TECHNICAL UNITS.

(234) Contrast 1236. -BÖ ês, sttttienery, kneel, steel, 264, japanned, With three -lever hievement locks, 105 unit, " A," 12e. ll fd. each 115 unit,_ " B," 13s. 51k1. each, less 21- per cent. 7 days, for Military Forcés.- Utility Sheet Metal Works, Aekland -street, Adelaide.

CorPipmid*irt.

With reference to Serial No. 1105 appearing in Gtteette, No. 118, dated 2nd December, 1926, size of tire for rear wheels èhOuld be Attended to read 146 m.in., and rate to £13 each in 1íeù of £15 l7s. 6d.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

SUPPLY OF GASES TO ciArlitiE14 I uticb.

Period -1st March, 1927; to 29th February, 1928.

Approved, D.M. 1192/3967.

(235) Oxygen gas, ih either eentreeter's er Dèpaftmeñt's cylinders (capacity 100 cubié feet) , 6g. per l60 Ciibié feet; less 3 per cent. in 7 days, 21 per cent. in 14 days.- Comùiön- wealth Oxygen & Meesserles Ltd., F`öy- street, Balái,in.

(236) Dissolved aeetylet e, in contractor's cylinders (capacity 200 cubic feet), 22s. per 100 cubic feet; in Depart- ment's tyl.indefg (eeapaeity 2i1Ò milt feet) , 2ßç. pet 166 t ti iic feet, net. - Allen -Liversidge (Atilt.) Ltd., Hutchinson -street, Annandale. .

(237) Ammonia, to be pure anhydrous ammonia, with no admixttire of Water or ether foreign Platter, ih DeOa.i°ttilefit'i cylinders, ls. M. per lb. (ettpa+city of cylinders 10 Ile); net.- The Ammonia CO. of net. Ltd.,. 330 C.eorgestreet, Svdñey.

QtTrENPSr,Atvn: .

Chargeable td bivisicirì 65/1/29. Approved 18tit January, 1997.

(2g8) 1Vfáinttnaiïz.e and *hiding of loek§ it Dtstri6t lèkrl= atiarters, for period lst JdïiüarV, 192T. to 30th .liil,e, 192fi, lÒa. lii3r cihek. in. Giáagow & son. 44g SGerirge-gtreet, Brit- bane.

TASMANIA.

PÍI.ÖVISÌÒI S TÓ ANATIIAL & d, nr Flub T RôÒPâ AT MOTTA d'ALE.

Period -28th Febriiary to 16t1í March, 1927.

Approved 4th February, 1927.

(239) Corned roll, 76.. per lb. dripping, 40. lier lb.; sausages, 6d. per lb.; la,tiillis' fry, 4d. per 1h., less 21 per cent. diseóunt payment within i days. -Green & Bird, corner 1lftirrá5i and Collins streets, Hobart.

(240) Bed, in quarters, 50. per lb.; mutton, in carcasses, bed. per ib.; suet, 3d. per 1b., less 21 per cent. discount payment within 36 days. -H. B. Goss, Ross.

(241) Bread, 20s. 10d. per 100 lb. ; block ecke, plain, 1Q. ld. per lb.; block cake, fruit, is. 2d. per lb., legs 21 per pent. discount payment within 7 days. -C. C. Davis, Ross.

(242) Firewood, 9s. 6d. per ton. =F. CressWèi1, Jhr., Ross. (243) Potatoes, 8s. per ctvt. ; vegetables; mixed, 14d. per lb.;

lettuées, 2e. per dòzen ; sprinit 2s. pér dozen; apples, cooking, 6s. ed. per ease.- tariiett Brós. Pty. Ltd., Lower Collins- street, trebart.

( 244) Bacon, rashers, ls. 3d. per lb. ; baking powder, ls. 6d. per lb. ;, biscuits, cabin, 6:1d, per lb: ; biscuite, Coffee, 9 d. per 1b.; barley, pearl, 21d, per lb.; butter, Is..81d. per lb.; cheesee, 11d. per lb.; coffee and chicory, ls. 6d. per Tb.; ling, 8d. per lb.; Salmon, red, 17s,_ per dozen tips; herrings, fresh; 7s. 61 pet dozen; flour, plain, Ud. per lb;; flour, sëlfraising; 31-d: per lb.; fruits, dried: currants, 7d. per lb.; sultanas, 10d. per lb.; raisins, Sd. per lb.; prunes, lld. per lb.; fruits, tinned: aprieote, 10s. M. per dòzeri tins; piñeapplëg, 14s. pet dozeñ; peaches, 10s. 6d. per dozen; jam, No. 1., assorted, 10s. 3d. per dozen ; meat, preserved, 10s. per dozen ; milk, sweetened, condensed, Ss. 3d. per dozen; mustard, 2s. 9d. per lb.; oats, rolled, 3d. per lb.; pepper; orbite. 2s. 6d. per lb.; rice, 2d. per lb. ; sago, 20. per lb. salt, 4d. per lb.; spices, mixed, H. per oz. ; sugar, 48d. per lb. ; tea, is. 8t1. per lb.; her'bs, üiixéd, Id, per Oz.; essence, vanilla, 9d. per bottle; essence, kitten, 9d. per bottle; ehöcölate; 5öluble; Is. 6d. per lb.; Cloves, 1a. 6d. per lb. ; custard powder, is. 6d. per tin ; golden syrup, 8d. per tin; sauce, tomato, 8s. 6d. per dozen bottles; saüee, Wor- cester; 13s. per dozen.; cornflour, 7d. per lice; curry powder; 2s. 6d. per lb. ; mixed peel, ls. 2d. per lb. ; marmalade; ' lis. per dozen tins ; pickles, mixed, 10s, per dozen ; pickled onioná; tOs. 6d. per dozen ; peas, split, 3>1d. per lei. ; vinegar,. Os. per dozen bottles. -Moran & Cato Pty. Ltd., Elizabeth-street, Hobert.

(245) Chaff, 85s. per ton f.o.r. Longford; straw; 57s. 6d; per ton; bran, ls. 8d. per bushel; oats, 3s. 10d, per` buislied, f.o.r. Hobart. -a F. Ford. .

Cò ;ígendi.rni. Reference Serial No. 136, Gdzetté Ntï. 19; of 24th. February,

1927, the price for mixed vegetables shohld read 24-d. pêi lb.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Sttlilitt OF TEA TO t#o4AL hh AnD VÍCTIfALiii4P A1lD, sYiiny. Approved 8th lIftirch, 1927.

(246) Ce itraét Nò. 1238. -8,7ßi 11.î. tea, Ceg2©si (Pekoe) in htilf- chests, 1s: 7d. pet lb., less 34 per cent. for' päymOnt iú 14 days, or 21 per cent. for payment in 30 days. -J. A. Bull & Cö: Ltd., 15 Phillip- street, S3tdiiey.

(247) Contract No. 1239. -8,219 lb. tea, Ceylon (Pekoe), ls. 7ed. per lb., less 3 per cent for payment hi 14 days, or 21 per cet. for payment in 30 days. W. C. Douglass Ltd., Fovcaux street, Sÿdee .

(248) 1,080, sheets, hospital,: 54 inches x 90, niches,; un- bleá,élied calico, to sample submitted (Australian manufae; tùrc), 4s. each less 21 per cent. in 7 days. Igor the Ohief Oidñände Cßficér; 2ííd District Baèe. -(: 9:, Bib& & 4204 TOME- drat, Sÿdiidy.

No. 33.--31St March, 1927

QUEENSLAND.

SUPPLY OF PROVISIONS TO 8TH BATTERY, R.A.G.A., VICTORIA BARRACKS.

724

Period -1st January to 30th June, 1927.

Chargeable to 55/2/1, 55/2/2. Approved 16th December, 1926.

(249) Bread, 18s. 6d. per 100 lb., plus or minus 9d. per 100 lb. for every rise or fall of £1 per ton in price of flour, less 21 per cent. 14 days, 14 per cent. in 30 days. -F. Wuer- aching, Wharf- street, Brisbane.

(250) Meat : butt of beef, 41d. per lb.; rump and loin, 6d. per lb.; set of ribs, 41d. per lb.; leg of beef, 21d. per lb.; silverside, 7d. per lb. ; topside steak, 51d. per lb. ; thick flank, 5d. per lb. ; rump steak, 10d. per lb. ; sirloin, 8d. per lb. ; suet, 5d. per Tb. ; chuck steak, 4p. per lb. ; blade steak, 5d. per lb. ; best ribs ( with bone) , 4d. per lb. ; back ribs ( with bone) , 4d. per lb. ; back ribs ( without bone), 4d. per lb.; brisket, corned (with bone) , 3d. per lb. ; brisket, corned ( without bone) , 5d. per lb. ; fillet steak, is. per lb. ; forequarter mutton, 5d. per lb.; hindquarter mutton, 7d. per lb.; side of mutton, 6d. per lb. ; legs, 81d. per lb. ; loin, 8d. per lb.; loin, best chops, 9d. per lb.; loin, rib chops, 8d. per lb.; forequarter chops, 7d. per lb. ; forequarter whole (two bones) ,

5d. per lb.; scrag neck, 2d. per lb.; shoulder, 51d. per lb.; leg chops, 81d. per lb.; sheeps' heads, 3d. per lb.; dripping, 6d. per lb.; liver, ld. per lb.; sausages, 51d. per lb.; tripe, 51d. per lb. -J. J. Roberts, Butchering Co. Ltd., Alderley, Bris- bane.

(251) Household coal, 32s. per ton, plus 8d. each for bags not returned. -John Burke Ltd., South Brisbane.

(252) Groceries: sugar, 4 *d. per lb.; pepper, black, ls. 6cl'.

per lb.; mustard, 2s. 4d. per lb.; tea, No. 2 Robur, 2s. 1:4d.

per Tb.; coffee, ls. 3d. per lb.; flour, plain, 2/ d. per lb.; raisins, 71d. per lb. ; butter, 2s. per lb. ; salt, ld. per lb.; potatoes, market rates; onions, 10s. 6d. per cwt.; apricots, tinned, llid. per 2 -1b. tin; peaches, lid. per 2 -1b. tin; jam, 13s. 6d. per dozen 2 -1b. tins; condensed milk, " Reindeer," 9s. 41d. per dozen tins; tomato sauce, 8s. 6d. per dozen bottles; Holbrook's sauce, 13s. per dozen bottles; pickles, " Harvest Home," 9s. 6d. per dozen bottles; powder, custard, 9d. per dozen packets; jellies, 3s. per dozen packets; salmon, pink, 10s. 6d. per dozen tins; essence, vanilla, 4s. per dozen bottles; rice, 21d. per lb. ; flour, self- raising, 3,d. per lb. ; green peas, 41d. per packet; syrup, golden, 6 /d. per tin; cheese, ls. 2d. per lb.; ham paste, 5s. 9d. per dozen tins; paste, anchovette, 9s. 6d. per dozen jars; currants, 74d. per 1b. -I. J. Juster, Wellington -road, East Brisbane.

SUPPLY OF PROVISIONS TO 8TH BATTERY, R.A.G.A., FORT LYTTON.


Chargeable to Divisions 55/2/1 -2. Approved 16th Decem- ber, 1926.

(253) Bread, 21s. 10d. per 100 lb., plus or minus ls. per 100 lb. for every rise or fall of £1 per ton in price of flour. -Webster's Moreton Bakeries Ltd., Mary -street, Wynnum.

(254) Butt of beef, 41d. per lb.; rump and loin, 7d. per lb. ; set of ribs, 31d. per lb. ; leg of beef, 4d. per lb. ; silverside, 6d. per. lb. ; topside steak, 5d. per lb. ; thick flank, 5d. per lb.; rump steak, 9d. per lb.; sirloin, 7d. per lb.; suet, 5d. per lb. ; chuck steak, 5d. per ib. ; blade steak, 5d. per lb.; best ribs ( with bone) , 31d. per lb. ; back ribs ( with bone) , 5d. per lb. ; back ribs (without bone), 5d. per lb. ; brisket, corned (with bone), 3d. per lb. ; brisket, corned (without bone), 5d. per lb.; fillet steak, lld. per lb.; forequarter mutton, 6d. per lb.; hindquarter mutton, 8d. per Ib.; side of mutton, Gd. per lb.; legs, 8d. per lb.; loin, 8d. per lb.; loin, best chops, 8d. per lb.; loin, rib chops, 8d. per lb.; forequarter chops, 8d. per lb.; forequarter, whole (two bones) , 6d. per lb..; scrag neck, 4d. per lb. ; shoulder, 6d. per lb. ; leg chops, 8d. per lb.; dripping, 6d. per lb.; liver, 2d. per lb.; sausages, 5d. per lb.; tripe, 6d. per lb., less 1f per cent. in 7 days. -F. J. Uhlmann, Wynnum South.

(255) Firewood, mixed, 28s. per ton.-W. Kaatz, Railway Fuel Depot, Wynnum.

(256) Sugar, 41d. per lb. ; mustard, 2s. 4d. per lb. ; pepper, black, ls. 6d. per Tb.; tea, 2s. lid. per lb.; coffee, 1s. 4d. per lb.; flour, plain, 2#d. per lb.; raisins, 7 /d. per lb.; salt, ld. per lb.; potatoes, market rates; onions, 12s. per cwt.; butter, 2s. Id. per lb. -I. J. Juster, Wellington -road, East Brisbane.

SUPPLY OF PROVISIONS TO 9TH BATTERY, R.A.G.A., THURSDAY ISLAND.


Chargeable to Division 55/2 /2 -1. Approved 13th January, 1927.

(257) Butter, 2s. 3d. per lb.; cheese, Is. 5d. per lb.; coffee, is. 2d. per 1 -1b. tin; cocoa, is. ld. per 1 -lb. tin; herrings, large, 14s. per dozen tins; herrings, small, 7s. 6d. per dozen tins; salmon, 27s. per dozen 1 -1b. tins; salmon, lls. 6d. per

Commonwealth gazette

dozen 1 -1b. tins; sardines, 5s. 6d. per dozen tins; flour, plain, 21d. per lb.; raisins, ls. per lb.; preserved apricots and peaches, 14s. 6d. per dozen 30 -oz. tins; preserved apricots and peaches, 10s. 6d. per dozen 1 -1b. tin; jam, 9s. per dozen 1 -lb. tins; meat, preserved, assorted, 13s. per dozen tins; milk, condensed, l l s. 6d. per dozen tins; mustard, 5s. per lb.; pepper, 2s. 2d. per lb. ; rice, 31d. per lb. ; sago, 41d. per lb.; salt, i1d. per lb.; sugar, 5+d. per lb.; tapioca, 4d. per lb.; tea, No. 2 Robur, 2s. 8d. per lb.; kidneys, preserved, lis. 6d. per dozen 4 -lb. tins; preserved beans, is. per 14 -oz. tin; preserved peas, ls. ld. per 14 -oz. tin; preserved carrots, is. per 14 -oz. tin ; dripping, 2s. 6d. per 2 -lb. tin ; honey, ls. 8d. per bottle: cornflour, 9s. per dozen packets; Rex Pye, 16s. per dozen tins; soup, ils. 6d. per dozen 104 -oz. tins; custard powder, 24s. per dozen tins; tomato sauce, 12s. per dozen bottles; Worcestershire sauce, 17s. per dozen bottles; pickles, 17s. per dozen bottles; vinegar, 22s. per dozen bottles; potatoes, 25s. per cwt. ; onions, 30s. per cwt., less 34 per cent. in 14 days, 2 per cent. in 30 days. - -- Burns, Philp & Co. Ltd., Thursday Island.

(258) Firewood, 55s. per ton of 40 cubic feet.-Mrs. J. M. Flannery, Thursday Island.

DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.

OFFERS are invited until Noon on the 26th April. 1927, from persons desirous of obtaining a lease of the Drill Hall premises at Zeehen, Tasmania, for any period from one (1) to five (5) years, and thereafter from month to month.

The premises consist of a Drill Hall, 70 feet by 35 feet, and seven (7) rooms, situated at the corner of Charles and Elizabeth streets.

The lessee will be required to pay all rates and taxes in addition to rent; to pay rent monthly in advance unless otherwise approved ; to insure the premises against fire in the name of the Commonwealth for £1,000 ; to keep the premises in good order and condition, and to yield saine up upon the expiration or determination of the tenancy in as good repair and condition as the same are now in (reasonable wear and tear and damage by fire, storm, tempest. flood, or earthquake excepted) ; to permit any responsible officer of the Common- wealth to enter and inspect the premises at all reasonable tunes; not to assign, underlet, or part with the possession of the premises without the consent of the Commonwealth; and to state for what purpose the premises will be used.

The lessee may, on or before the expiration of the lease, remove all fixtures or erections erected or set up by him unless other arrangements shall have been made with the lessor.

Offers should be addressed to the Director of Commonwealth Lands and Surveys, 318 Post Office-place, Melbourne, and envelopes containing offers must he endorsed " Offer for Lease of Drill Hall."

The highest or any offer not necessarily accepted.

OFFERS are invited until Noon on the 26th April, 1927, from persons desirous of obtaining a lease of the Pri'l Hall premises, situated in Barclay- street, Evandale, Tasmania. for a period of one (1) year and thereafter from month to month.

The premises consist of a drill hall 70 feet x 40 feet and five rooms, with an area of about 35 perches.

The lessee will be required to pay all rates and taxes in addition to rent; to pay rent monthly in advance unless otherwise approved; to insure the premises against fire in the name of the Commonwealth for £1,000; to keep the premises in good order and condition, and to yield same up upon the expiration or determination of the tenancy in as good repair and condition as the saine are now in (reasonable wear and tear and damage by fire, storm, tempest, flood, or earthquake ex- cepte() ; to permit any responsible officer of the Common- wealth to enter and inspect the premises at all reasonable times; not to assign, underlet, or part with the possession of the premises without the consent of the commonwealth; and to state for what purposes the premises will be used.

The premises may be leased for a longer period provided the Commonwealth shall have the right to determine the lease at any time after the expiration of the term certain without payment of compensation to the lessee, should the premises be required for Commonwealth purposes.

The lessee may, on or before the expiration of the lease, remove all fixtures or erections erected or set up by him unless other arrangements shall have been made with the lessor.

Offers should be addressed to the Director of Lands and Surveys, 318 Post Office -place, Melbourne, and envelopes containing offers must be endorsed " Offer for Lease of Drill Hall."

The highest or any offer not necessarily accepted.

Commonwealth Gazette 725 No. 33. -81st March, 192

DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS. TENDERS INVITED.

TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposits, are invited for the undermentioned services. Tenders must be endorsed " Tender for " (as the case may be) and addressed as indicated.

Locality and Description of Work.

Sydney (N.S.W.)- Altérations and addi- tions to Harbour- street Postal Stores

Newington (N.S.W.)- Installation of fire alarms and watchmen's clock system

South Head (N.S.W.)- Repairs and minor works at Fort

Newcastle (N.S.W.)- Repairs and painting Commonwealth Bank

Liverpool (N.S.W.)- Repairs, &c., Ex- plosives Depot

Paddington (N.S.W.)- Repairs, renewals, &c., at Victoria Barracks

Albury (N.S.W.)- Erection of buildings at Ammunition Depot

Laverton (Vic.) - Laying 4 -in. Main (water) from Aircraft

Colac (Vic.) -Alterations, &c., to Post Office

Northcote (Vic.) -Supply and erection of Main Switchboard. for Telephone Ex- change

Melbourne (Vic.) - Repairs to roof, &c., at King's Warehouse

Laverton (Vic.) -Supply and delivery of underground cables and boxes at Air- craft Depot

Maribyrnong (Vic.) - Manufacture, supply, &c., of Air conditioning plant- at High Explosive Factory

Swan Island (Vic.)- Erection of Depth charge store, &c., at Naval Establish- ment

Footscray (Vic.) -Supply of steel window frames for rolling mill at Fuse and Cartridge Case Factory

Melbourne (Vic.) - Manufacture, supply,' &c., two chutes and one tray elevator for Elizabeth -street, Post Office

Townsville (Q1d.)- Repairs and painting Commonwealth Bank

Tumby Bay (S.A.)- Provision of lavatory accommodation at Post Office

Port Broughton (S.A.)- Provisieni of lavatory accommodation at Post Office

Henley Beach (S.A.)-Installation of electric light and power at Telephone Exchange

Glenelg (S.A.)-Supply and installation of main switchboard at Telephone Exchange

Yorketown (S.A.)- Provision of lavatory accommodation at Postal Line Depot

Stansbury (S.A.)- Provision of additional lavatory accommodation at Post Office

TPn,iers Returnable.

Noon, 4th April, 1927

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Works Director, Commonwealth Offices, Adelaide ; and Port Broughton Post Office

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CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.

Locality and Description of Work.

Turramurra (N.S.W..)- Renewal of roof of Lady Davidson House

Abbotsford (N:S.W.)- Construction of brick incinerator at Quarantine Station

Cairns (Qld.)- Repairs and painting Drill Hall . .

Sandgate (Qld.)- Repairs and painting Post Office .. Cooparoo (Qld.)- Fencing at Drill Hall . .

Mackay (Qld.)- Repairs and painting Drill Hall . .

Parkes (S.A.)- Installation of electric light at Post Office .. Adélaide (S.A.)- External renovations to G.P.O. . .

Adelaide (S.A.) -- Construct six windows Telephone Ex- change

Port Adelaide. - Remodelling Customs House . . .

Bordertwown (S.A.)- Forming drains at Rifle Range ..

Amount.

£ s. d. 425 0 0

170 0 0

125 0 0 338 17 6 169 15 0 198 0 0 110 0 0 362 0 0 167 0 0

8,942 0 0 90 0 0

Contractor. Date of Date for Acceptance Completion.

C. Carlson, Hornsby .. ..

G. T. Moore, Kensington ..

C. P. Jorgensen, Cairns E. A. Aston, Kendron . .

J. Silver, Taringa .. .. F. Barford, Mackay .. A. G. flouter. Parkes .. .. Weetman and Needle, Woodville Pricker Bros., Alberton East ..

Weetman and Needle, Woodville E Glennon, Norwood .. . .

17.3.27 24.5.27

16.3.27 11.5.27

5.3.27 16.4.27 18.3.27 13.5.27 16.3.27 13.4.27 7.3.27 30.5.27

19.3.27 23.4.27 15.3.27 24.5.27, 18.3.27 29.4.27

19.3.27 19.6.28 22.3:27 17.5.27

St: 88:&,,A8 t Mitreh;

Navigation Act 1912 -19h.

URSUANT to the provisions of section, 123 of the Niiiïiiiî -

tion Act 1912 -1926, the uìidernïèrïtiohed ö1dekii of the Department of Health, legatly gitátifiecl hie Boat practi ioñei s are hereby appointed to act at the ports specified as `lVfedicai Inspectors of Seamen for the purposes of that Adt3-

Port Hedlsnd, W.A.- FRANCIS REYNOLD DALTON GLISSAN, vice Thomas Wilson, resigned.

MO *áÿ, C üééri läñd.- ROBÉhT t nANT, dúriiig the absente on leave of Stuart Kay.

Dated at Melbourne this 22nd day of March, 1927.

H. E. PRATTEN, Minister for Trade and Customs.

THE Governor -General, in accordanëe with Section 17 of the Papua Act 1905 -1924, has been pleased to eonßrte

the appointment of C. A. DOUGHERTY to the Papuan Publie Service.


NORTH AUSTRALIA.

THE Governor- General in Council has á pnifted (5tih AueusTus KILFOYLE to be a Jüstiöe Of the Peso in

and for the Territory of North Austtaliä as front the 8th March, 1927.

T. W. GLASGOW, Minister for'Home and Territories.

COL?ÑC'itL POI/ SCr1t'iv`PIPIC AND TNDIT8TItÌAL RESEARCH.

CADET, VETERINARY RESEARCH.

A PPLICATTONS are invited for appointment to the position of Cadet in Veterinary Research. at a salary of £300

per annum. Applicants should possess a University degree in Veterinary Science or its equivalent. The snccessful applicant will be required to carry-out his duties initially at the Glenfield Animal Research Institute. New South Wales, but is liable to be transferred elsewhere at a later daté. The appointment will be made in the first instance on probation for a period of six months, after which the successful applicant will he eligible for appointment es an officer under the Science and Industry Research, Act 1920 -26, in which case he would be entitled to contribute to, and receive benefits under, the Commonwealth Superannuation Act.

Applications; accompanied by Copies of not more than foui testimonials, must be received not later than the 16th April next.

G. LIGHTFOOT, Secretary. Commonwealth Council for Scientific and Industrial Research,

314 Albert =Street, Vast Melhent îe.

FEDERAL CAPITAL COMMTSS10 .

PPLTCATIONS, returnable to " The Secretary; Federal Capital Commission. Canberra," are invited until Satùr.

day, the 16th April, 1927, for position of Gardener in Charge at " Hotel Canberra," with commending salary of £300 per annum.

Applicants must possess a thorough knowledge garden work (including the production of ld ge güäñ itïëá öf tut flowers), the supervision of bowling greens, tennis courts, and croquet lawns, and be competent in the control of men.

The successful applicant will be under the direction of the Superintendent, Parks and Gardens Branch.

Applications should be endorsed " Applicätiòn for Gardener in Charge, ' Hotel Canberra '."

Appointment terminable by one month's notice On either side.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

THE ,0overiifír- General in Council. has approved of the i f6lleiviii elieinges being made in connexion with the Naval Forces of the Commonwealth :

PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMON WEALTH (SEA - GOING FORCES).

Appöittrcent. - Captain HiJBERT LDPÁRD DANrvSEÚTHÈR, D.S.O. ìs appointed on loan from the Royal Navy, with sdfiibrit T in Hiik of 30th June,' 1920, dated 14th ..Thin try, 197.

iitrom.otions. -Midshipmen (E) RICHARD IJ.Ainiceek and Rogna GROSVENOR PARKER, are promoted to the ,.rank of Aeting Sùb =Lieutenaant, (E), dated 15th Septemlier,,1926; Pay- master Lieutenant Acting Paymaster Lieutenant -Commander) R &iIÌAÄB WILLIAM COLLINS is promoted to the k of 1Páy- niáatér 'Lieutenant -Commander, dated 1st April, 1927; MONTEY MtaTTON;_ Chief Petty Officer, 0:N. 7067 ie promoted to the r óf 13batsvvatn (Acting), daté 3lì arch, 1927.

Citfittffitiÿl*Odtlih

COhfirutefien to lftttck.- Surgeon Lieutenant (on probation) FRANCIS JOSEPH MATTHEWS, M.B., B.S., is confirmed inthe rank of Surgeon Lieutenant, with seniority ill rank of 12th March, 1926.

Termination of Appointment-The appointment of Captain HEÇTOn BoYES, C.M:G. R.N., is terminated on 10th October, 1926, on reversion to the Royal. 1 spy.

Award of Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.- ARTRUR WILLIAM LEVERSHA, Stoker Petty Officer, official number 5171 15 aWnrded the Long Serviad sell töád eätitltict 1Vletläl, gdted 7th March, 192h`.

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCIR Off THl C0MMON VItALT I.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE,

Appointment.- NORMAN WARREN-WATERItOf#5d is appointed Eïigitleer Lieutenant, dated 1st February, 1927:- -4(Ek; Mitt. No. 78.)

C. W. C. MARR, for Minister for Defence. --

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES. THE. Governor-General in Council 1ïä6 apprc Ved elf lestie _ef

abfielhëe on grounds of llltiess bell* glennted to Re. 1096; LatieéCorporal C. M.G}RAte, Australian ArMe &Wee Cfirpe; en fall pay, from 4th November, 1926, to 6th November, 1926 (three days), under the provisions of Australian Military Regulation 416. -(Ex. Min. No. 82.)

C. W. C. MARR, for Minister for Defence.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES: THE Governor- Gleneral in Council has approved of leave of

] absence en 0,,ionnds of illness being granted to No_ 1426, Artificer J. A. LUKE, Royal Aiistralinn Enciñéers,, on half p áy, from 28th October, 1925, to 29tlì November, 1925, and Min 27th October, 1926, to 31st October, 1926, and or, thitc pay from 1st November, 1926, to 18t]í NeVeititer, 1928; ííM1 to No. 1187, Lance -Sergeant J. F, CARNE! Ati §tfttlla.ii Al tti Medical Corps (Permanent $betltln), on IIu1f "íáy, ,ftöni 4th March, 1927, to 1st April, 1927 (twenty -nlitë Mlfis. Nos. 80 and 81.)

T. W. GLAS OW, for Minister for Defence.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES AND SENÍÖ11. CADETS.

THE Governor -general in Council has approved of the tol- lowing changes, &..e., being, made in connexion with the

Australian Military Forces and Senior Câdétss -

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES,

AWARD OF THE MERITORIOUS SiiiiiICE MEDAL.

Attttr(tliatt Instruttienat Obfp §, ---No. 252, Master Güíiiier, 3rd Class ( Warrant Officer, Class II. ) J. HEire?, 21ít3 Military Die.triet.

1sT MILITARY DISTRICT.

tNGINEERS:

. Corps of Australian Engineers, Field Units. - Lieutenant G. Ë: liil iìtsY is transferred roui the Mid Units, Coups Of Atis- trfilift i Engineers, 3rd Military Distrïét, 1st Pelittlary, 1927.

SiaivAT.A.

Australian Corps of Signals. -- -Major J. M. GRANT, MC, is appointed to command the 5th Divisional Siginala Hand - Quarters and the Signals Unite; 1st M1litirty. District; 31st March, 1927, vice Lieutenant- Colonel R. A. STANLET, Ii.S:O., V.D.; who relinquishes the corliiihand on 30th March, 1927; and IS transferred tó the Vnattetched List, 31st March; 1927.

2ND MILITARY 17ISTRÌCT.

1 ST CAVALRY DIVISÏON.

Staff. Major C. L. O'GORMAN, Australian Army Veterinary Corps,

is re- appointed Deputy Assistant Director of Veterinary Ser- vices, Divisional Head- Quarters, for a period of on year from 2nd April, 1927.

1St Light Horse:3ialor IL I: WlltN11a is appoifrted to adil,.- mand arid to be Lieutenant-Colonel, supertltiiriërary t8 the establishment of Lieii.terìäïìtCol`sl3els, with pay Old al1dtvä.tices Of Má3or, 1st 1VIarcli; 1927.

12th Light Horse.=-Majgr J. I1. cf. eJ bÌìviSTöNÉ, V,D,, is äp= pointed td command, äiid te bé Lieutenant .t;eiäiîel; Super nurne'ráry to the establishment of Lieütetíáiï;t-Cólönets, 'with ps, and Allowances f 11ä;1ei 31st ?fä"rélì, 92Ï, iiicé tiéútén,it- Coldiiél J. F. Whiff, V.D., reliiigììishës the coíriiriaild .öì3 30th March, 1927, and is transferred to the Unattached List, 31 st Ifä'rdÌi, 1927.

ÇPIPPPnwefizth GazottP 707 AT0. 30.-31et March, 19V

1ST Dlvratoz.

Staff. Major F. C. E. GEYER, Australia>wy Veterinary Çarps,

is re- appointed Deputy Assistant Director of Veterinary Ser- vices, Ilìvisional d.WWluartçrf, for a párigd of one year troll' 2n4 April, 1927,

I nfotgrv. 13th Batto,/ion. -The resignation of Lieutenant J. R. J.

McNAMARA of his commission is accepted, 18th March, 1927. 30th Battalion.-The resignation of Lieutenant M. G. 1 ao-

3EiÇgIp of hiS egraiissión is wonted, Nth gar* 1927, 41st Battalion. --The resignation of Lieutenant W. J. SIDNEY

of bis commission is accepted, 17th March, 1927. gist Battalion.-- Japtain J. W, 47§4ELr. it appointed from

the Reserve of Officers, 19th March, 1927. To be Lieutenants - DOUGLAS RAYMOND SOLOMON and JOHN EDWARD WEST, 19th March, 1927.

2ND DIVISION.

Infantry. 50th Battaliov,--- Çaptain W. A. Twain' ie transferred

the 55th Battalion, 18th 34,re1i, 1927,

SIGNALS.

frQiu

Australia n Corps of Signals. -The resignation .gf Lieutenant W. G. TJNDALE of his commission is accepted, 18th March, 1927.

ARMY SERVICE CORPS.

4usfralian Army Service Corps.- Captain L. K. STIfvuNsoA is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 18th March, 1927.

Chaplains' Deportment.,-- ffonQrary Chaplain (4th lass) the Reverend A. M. STEVENSON, M.C., ìs brought on tïie Authörize,d Establishment and to be Chaplain (4th Class), 15th Mardi, 1927; Chaplain (3rd Class) the Reverend W. A, W41,14ms is transferred to the Unattached mist, 15th Mar0, 1927; Chap- lain (4th Class) the Reverend S. It. W. RICHARDSON 16 tri iis- ferred from the Chaplains' Department, §th. Military District, to the Unattached List, 15th March, 1927.

Reserve of Officers.-Honorary Lieutenant Cole_nel H. C. BJELKE -PETERSEN, Major R. J. 13. 4TEmp s, and Captain H. C. F. WHEELER, are placed upon the Retired List, with periuie- sion to retain their ranks and wear tige pieser-i%ed uniform, 1st April, 1927; Lieutenant C, F. Dupg is retired, miler the provisions of Australian Military Regulation 147 (3) , 31st January, 1927.

Retired List.-,,Captain CHARLES ALEXANDER GRANVILLE CLOSE having changed his name to CIIIABLES ALEXANDER GRAN - VILLE ARDEN- CLOSE, his naine in the records of the Australian Military Forces is amended accordingly.

AWARD OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FOi CES Of /1MS' DECORATION.

Unattached Met-- Colonel (honorary W. R. McNIcoLL, C.B., C.M.G.,

13P01,4 C1 ,

Change of Desigfatiof. -.The Lake Cudgeliico Rifle Club is re- designated the Lake Cargelligo Rifle Club.

Brigadier -General)

OxtD MILITARY DISTR.IÇT. 2ND CAVALRY DIVISION.

Cavalry. 20th Light Horse.-The provisional appointment of Ça;pt,ain

R. B. FORSYTH, M. C., is mifiriued.

4TH DIVISION.

Infantry. 21st Battalion. -Major W. L. MABFEL1_, 9.fl. relix;quishes

the temporary command, 28th February, 19L7, and is -transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st M rah, t927.

ARTILLERY.

Australian Field ArtiltezaJi T)áe resignat,ien of Lie,ptç.nant J. J. HALPIN of his commission ie accepted, 15th March, 1:327.

VxuRt ws. Corps of Austrxclian, Etzgi?teey°f, FUN Ut?ite..-Li,eittelis.nt G.

E. HANDLEY is transferred to the Field Units, Corps of Aus- tralian Engineers, 1st Military Distriçt, 1st February, 1927.

S181r,.s. Australian Corps of Signals, The provisional appointment

of Lieutenant H. CRAIG is terminated, and he is re-transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 18th March, 102 7.

Çnattaglzrd ¿fit,- ,1ieutonant I. V. ROBERTSON is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 2nd March, 1927.

Reserve of Officers.-Lieutenants N. FRmmERG, F. H. GAUNSON, T. i , Jr.INtrç r., l3. O. ,ßw, and V. P. B. WILLIAMS, are retired under the provisions of Australian Military Regulation 147 (3), 31st March, 1927. "

.14traNaq; , ,rr içgL Qerpe Reserve,---Captain sJ. 4.. BVTcl AflT Is placed upon the J tired' Li t, with permiscon tv retain his rank and wear the prescribed Uniform, 31st March, 1027; Honorary Major C. G. S. GODFREY is retired, under the provisions of Australian Military Regulation 152 (1) , 1st Alr, 1927.

RUIZ OW13$5. .

Disbandsnent.- Timmering Rifle Club.

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT. 4TH DIVISION.

Infantry. 27th Battalion.-To be Captain-Lieutenant L. A. CLYDE,

11th March, 1927. To be Lieutenant -CLEMENT HUGH CHADD RUDD, 11th March, 1927.

Reserve of Officers. -Major R. HARWOOD, D.S.O., is trans- fermi to the Reserve of Officers, 5th Military District, 20th March, 1927 ; L1eutenant 11. J. B. SMITH is retired, under the provisions of Australian Military Regulation 147 (3), 31st March, 1927.

5TH MILITARY DISTRICT. a4çtpk4ins' ßepartoient.- Chaplain (4th Class) the R9verand

S. R. W. RIcHAUnsoi is transferred to the Unattached List, Chaplains' Depart:13014, 2nd Military District,. 150 March, 1927.

Reserve of O f cess.- -Major -R. HARW OOD, D.SM,, is transferred from the Reserve of Officers, 4th Military District, 20th March, 1927; 2nd Lieutenant W. M. CARNE is placed upon the Retired List, with permission to retain his rank and wear the prescribed uniform, 15th March, 1927.

6TH MILITARY. DISTRICT. ARMY VET1INARY CORD,

Australian Army Veterinary Corps. -To be Major- Captain R.. C. T. PHILP, 15th March, 1927.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY SENIO1, CADETS. 21rí3. MILITARY DISTRICT.

1st Division,- Lieutenant T. S. NEWTON, Unattached List, tis placed upon the Retired List, with the honorary rank of Cap- tain, and with permission to wear the prescribed uniform, ist April, 1927.-{Ex. Min. No. 79.)

T. W. GLASGOW, for Minister for Defence.

NOTICE OF TARGET PRAÇTIÇli : ARG ET practice will be carried out at Port Phillip on

the undermentioned dates, between the hours of 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.:- _ . .

Fort, Date, Direction. Queenscliff (1), 31st Maleh, 1927, southerly wd.pertiorly. Nepean (2), O10 March, 1927, southerly and northerly. P?arce (a), 31st IVtareh, 1927, southerly and northerly, ly, Qucenseliff, )l April, 1927, easterly and southerly.

All forts from which practice will be earried out will fly a Red Flag from the masthead of the flagstaff.

$hipping Should bE kept 1 pile tag the_. right 0414 )et of 1i u of fire for a distance of 11,000 yards from the battery. -

Occupants of buildings in the vicinity should open doors and wiadews. -

Note.- -Section 72 öf the Defence Act 1903 -i91ú reads;- "vTo sliipst boats, 9r persons shall come or remain in the

preseribed distance cf any ship, battery, or ions engaged in Artillery or Rifle Practice, or shall remain in any position sö á to obstruct such practjee,"

Penalty -Fifty Pounds. For the purpose , f ,section, 72 of the Defence Act, a ship,

boat, or peraón shall be deemed. to hays come or . -_r road within the prescril4 distance of a battery or gun engaged in Artillery Practices, if Ma ship,. hpat, or person eei :Or remains in the follows g :-- A rectangular -area measuring in length 11,000 yards from the battery or gun engaged in practice, in the_direçti_án of t}g line of fire, and.' -in breadth 3 miles, being 1 miles on each side of the line of fire.

BASIL MORRIS, Lieut.- Coi.,, Staff corps, U.t , R.A.G.A., 3rd Military District.

No. 38.--31st March, 1927 728 Commonwealth Gazette

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

PROMOTIONS-SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.

ç IE following promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board of Commissioners, and, where

consequent upon another provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be forwarded

to the Public Service Inspector in the State in which the promotion is to l,e made to reach him within fourteen days of the date of the

notification, and the ground of appeal must be as prescribed in section 50 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, viz.:- - (a) Superior efficiency ; or (h) equal efficiency combined with seniority.

Officers stationed in remote districts may forward appeals by telegraph. An appellant shall without delay forward a copy of his

appeal to the Chief Officer of the Department in which the vacancy exists.

Name.

McConaghy, Hugh

Alford, Harold Lemingto

Wright, Alexander ..

Pitman, Frank Aubrey

Mahony, Myles Clement

McMahon, Cornelius . .

Hillbrick, Harold Herbert

Goldspink, Leonard Michel

Storey, Charles .

Thomas, Leonard Manuel

Hodgson, Joseph . .

Kilduff, Samuel Carty

Brien, Arthur Robinson

Roberts, John Nicholson

Bath, Charles William

Cotter, William Patrick

Clausen, Paul Douglas

Dudley, Frederick James

Ellison, Edgar Horace Edward ..

Godsell, John Richard

Ploog, Charles Arthur

Watson, Parke Studley

Garner, Edward

Taylor, John Oscar .

Morgan, Joseph . ..

Miller, Ivan Valentine Robert . .

Stewart, William Henry

Ryan, Thomas John ..

McKay, John . .

McConville, John .

Present lefienation and Station.

Position to which Promoted.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Central Staff.

Collector (£1,000 £1,100), Second Deputy Comptroller - General (Super - Division, Victoria numerary), Second Division, Central Staff,

New office (P.S.B. Certificate No. 27/513)

New South Wales.

' Telegraph Messenger, .Post- Messenger, Navigation Branch, vice G. H. I master- General's Department

1

Knight, resigned

Victoria. Cashier (£456 -£528), Long Room, vice

C. B. Cantwell, resigned Investigation Officer (£384- £510), Investiga-

tion Section, vice A. Wright, promoted Invoice Examining Officer (£318- £492),

Invoice Room, vice F. A. Pitman, promoted

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2 .(£342- £402), Landing Branch,viceM. C. Mahony, promoted

Clerk (£306- £384), Parcels Post, vice C. McMahon, promoted

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1, (£96- £330), Landing Branch, vice H. H. Hill- brick, promoted

Investigation Officer (£384- £510), Investiga- tion Section,vice W. Macpherson, retired

Invoice Examining Officer (£318- £492), Invoice Room, vice C. Storey, promoted

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2 (£342- £402), Landing Branch, vice L. M. Thomas, promoted

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1 (£96- £330), Landing Branch, vice J. Hodgson, promoted

Clerk (£96- £306), Parcels Post, viçe S. C. Kilduff, promoted

Locker, Grade 1 (£236 - £284), Warehouse Branch, vice A. R. Brien, promoted

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2 (£342- £402), Landing Branch vice C. H. McFad- yen, promoted

Clerk (£306- £384), Parcels Post, vice C. W. Bath, promoted

Register Clerk (£282 £354), Warehouse Branch, vice W. P. Cotter, promoted

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1 (£96- £330), Landing .Branch,vice P. D. Clamen, promoted

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1 (£96- £330), Landing Branch, vice W. G. Cannon, promoted

Locker, Grade 1 (£236- £284), Warehouse Branch, vice C. S. Cox, deceased

Senior Messenger, Miscellaneous, vice J. R. Godsell, promoted

Locker, Grade 2 (£258- £3l8), Warehouse Branch, vice T. A. Rudd, -retired

Senior Searcher and Watchman, Miscel- laneous, vice P. S. Watson, transferred

Locker, Grade 2 (058-43i 8), Warehouse Branch, vice A. Neville, retired

Senior Searcher and Watchman, Miscel- laneous, vice J. O. Taylor, transferred

Searcher and Watchman,Miscellaneous,vice J. W. McKellar, promoted

Searcher and Watchman, Miscellaneous, vice W. P. Logan, promoted

Locker, Grade I (£236 - £284), Warehouse Branch, vice C. E. Swan, promoted

Locker, Grade I (£236 - £284), Warehouse Branch, vice S. M. Kirk, promoted

Locker, Grade I (£236- £284), Warehouse Branch, vice R. H. Hamilton, promoted

Investigation Officer (£384- £510), Investigation Branch

Invoice Examining Officer (£318- £492), Invoice Room

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2 (£342 - £402), Landing Branch

Clerk (£306 - £384), Parcels Post

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1 (£96- £330), Landing Branch

Clerk (£96- £306), Statistical Branch

Invoice Examining Officer (£318- £492), Invoice Room

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2 (£342 - £402), Landing Branch

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1(£96- £330), Landing Branch

Clerk (£96- £306), ParcelsPost . .

Locker, Grade 1 (£236 £284), Warehouse Branch

Indexer, Electoral Branch, Home and Territories Depart- ment

Clerk (£306- £384), Parcels Post

Register Clerk (£282 - £354), Warehouse Branch

Wharf Examining Officer, Grado 1(£96- £330), Landing Branch

Clerk (£96- £306), Warehouse Branch

Clerk (£96- £306), Invoice Room

Senior Messenger, Miscellaneous

Messenger (Personal Classifica- tion Assistant), Miscellaneous

Locker, Grade 1 (£236- £284), Warehouse Branch

Searcher, and Watchman, Mis- cellaneous

Locker, Grade 1 (£236 -£284), Warehouse Branch

Searcher and Watchman, Mis- cellaneous

Labourer, Grade 1, Warehouse Branch

Labourer, Grade 1, Warehouse Branch

Assistant, Invoice Room

Assistant, Long Room

Assistant, Laboratory

Salary n Promaion.

Date of Promotion.

1,200 31.3.27

96 31.3.27

492 31.3.27

402

402

342

318

306

438 ,

379

342

306

306

269

399

399

318

306

306

244

220

284

284

284

284

244

244

244

244

244

Commonwealth Gazette. ?29

PROMOTIONS- continued.

No. 33.----3lst March, 1927

same. Present Designation and - Station.

Position to which Promoted. salary on Promotion.

Date of Promotion.

k.

DEPARTMENT ENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS -continued.

Victoria -- continued.

McGrath, Thomas Barnard Clerk (£96- £306), Correspon- dence and Records Branch

Clerk (£258 £330), Long Room, vice R. MeG. Scott, resigned

306 31.3.27

Landen, Frederick Robert Clerk (£96- £306), Statistical Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1 (£96- 306 Branch £330), Landing Branch, vice P. P. Page,

resigned Goding, Thomas George Boatman, Shipping Branch .. Searcher and Watchman, Miscellaneous, vice 244 IS

W. J. McNamara, reduced Potts, Herbert Mitchell Excise Locker (£258- £330),

Excise Branch Excise Officer (£318 - £402), Excise Branch,

vice H. P. Evans, retired 318

Eishold, John Henry Alwin Locker, Grade 2 (£258 - £318), Warehouse Branch

Quee

Excise Locker (£258- £330), Excise Branch, vice H. M. Potts, promoted

nsland.

306

Elliott, Gilbert Bree . . Wharf Examining Officer, Land- ing Branch

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2 (£342- £402), Landing Branch. Classification of position raised by Certificate No. 27 -108

342

McClurg, John Harold Crozier .. Wharf Examining Officer, Grade Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2 (£342- 342 1 (£96- £330), Landing Branch £402), Landing Branch, vice R. M. S.

Houseman, promoted Murphy, Edward Ashton Locker, Grade 1 (£236 £284),

Warehouse Branch Locker, Grade 2 (£258 - £318), Warehouse

Branch, vice G. A. Talbot, traasferred 284

Wobcke, George Francis Mail Officer, Mail Branch, Post- master- General's Department

Locker, Grade 1 (£236 - £284), Warehouse Branch, vice E. A.Murphy, promoted

252 PP

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.

Walsh, Catherine Phonogram Attendant, Grade 1, Telegraph Branch

Phonogram Attendant, Grade 2, Telegraph Branch, vice Dorothy, L. Collins, transferred

202 7.4.27

Mills, Vera Marguerite Telephonist, Telephone Branch Phonogram Attendant, Grade 1, Telegraph 190 Branch, vice Eva C. Evans, seconded

Brown, Frank Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Junior Assistant, Telegraph Branch, vice A. 96 Branch G. Clark, promoted

Jentsch, .Algernon Victor Lineman, Electrical Engineer's Senior Lineman, Electrical Engineer's 257 Branch Branch, vice B. F. Ambrosoli, promoted

Butt, Frank Telegraph Messenger, Kempsey Telephonist, Armidale, vice F. G. L. Adams, promoted

96

Spaul, Joseph James .. Junior Assistant, Wagga Wagga Postal Assistant, Barmedman, vice T. J. A. 114 Wright, transferred

Lemon, Osward George Edgar Telegraph Messenger, Gulargam- bone

Assistant, Hurstville, vice F. J. Pead, trans. ferred

138 PP

Shum, Archibald Henry Telegraph Messenger, Lismore Postman, Lismore, vice W. E. W. Dixon, resigned

114

Johnson, Leonard Kenneth Telegraph Messenger, Penrith Telephonist, Redfern, vice T. H. Dunkin, promoted

84

James, Edward Thomas Postman, William -street .. Postal Assistant, Wyong, vice T. F. Hunt, transferred

138

Halton, Thomas Francis Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Branch

Mail Officer, Mail Branch. New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 27/326)

96

Cass, John Matthew. .. Telegraph Messenger, Mathoura Mail Officer, Mail Branch. New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 27/326)

96

Nestor, John William Assistant, Redfern .. . Mail Officer, Mail Branch, vice J. Howlett, dismissed

114 It

Crawley, Cornelius Reginald Telegraphist, Newcastle . . Senior Telegraphist, Grade 2, Dubbo, vice J. R. Miles, promoted

384 ,,

Victoria.

Andrew, Richard McKirdy .. Assistant, Kew Postal Assistant, Warburton. New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No.1387)

244 7.4.27

Oldfield, James .. Telegraph Messenger, Frankston Mail Officer, Mail Branch, vice E. W. C. 138 Falck, transferred

Ewert, Robert John .. Telegraph Messenger, Trafalgar Mail Officer, Mail Branch, vice G. E. Beilby, transferred

138

Bannan, Vincent James Postman (Relieving), South Mel- bourne

Mail Officer, Mail Branch, vice A. P. Morling, transferred

114

Harvey, Francis Grant Postman, Elsternwick Mail Officer, Mail Branch, vice J. A. Ritchie, transferred

236

Macey, Gordon James Postman, Brighton .. Mail Officer, Mail Branch, vice A. E. Morgan, transferred

212

Sullivan, John Thomas Postman, Brighton .. . . Mail Officer, Mail Branch, vice C. P. Edwards, transferred

114

Canny, Rudolph .. Telephonist, Wangaratta Postman, Wangaratta, vice P. Mulcahy, transferred

168

Mannix, Laurance ' Telegraph Messenger, Warragul Mail Officer, Mail Branch, vice V. J. Cummin, transferred

114

Queensland.

Klingner, Cecil Rudolph Postman, Mail Branch Mail Officer, 'Mail Branch, vice S. A. Hall, transferred

220 31.3.27

Bamford, Albert Edwin Telegraph Messenger, Roma .. Telephonist, Warwick, vice A. J. R. Collins, resigned

114 it

No: 81..,,flot Mgr* MI 760 Cs+nnaoItivep4th Gazatte

PR4ìNOTlM-- entitiiaw.

aP, Present Designation and Altxen,.

POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT- continued.

Position to which Promoted. fialar3 on Proawtion.

Date of Promotion.

South Australia. Milne, Aubrey Knight Telegraph Messenger, Woodville Postman, Gewler, vire fï. E. Sehaedel, trans-

ferred 96 7.4.27

Bannon, Patrick Leslie Postal Assistant, Relief Staff, deed-quarters Port Augusta

Postmaster, Grade 1, Wolseley, vice W. C. Calláry, transferred

246

McCarthy, James . . Junior Assistánt, Telegraph Branch

Postal Assistent, Losten, vice C. M. Abell, rómoted

101

Halls, Archibald Thomas Roy Assistant, Táxätiön Branch . . Telegraphist, Third Division, Marree, vice 258 13.1.27 M. J. Sheehan, transferred .

Weetern Australia. Butcher, Francis Albert Telegraph Neseeri er, Southern

Cross Telephonist, Kalgoorlie, rice G, H, Henning,

1

114 promoted

Ì

7.4.27

The notification of provisional promotion of W, J. Reber, appearing in Gazette of 16th February, 1927, is hereby cancelled, the officer named having been permitted to decline the promotion.

The notification of provisional promotion of C. K. Brown, appearing *Gazette of 3rd March, 192 7, is hereby cancelled, the officer named having been permitted to decline the promotion.

-The rate of salary on promptio_n of i . J. Tucker, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 17th March, 1927, is £96 in lieu of f84. The salary on promotion Qt J. F. Bradley, appearing in "Gazette of 17th March, 1927, should read " £402 " in lieu of " £420 ". The notification of the previsional promotion. of George Francis Wobcke, appearing in Gazette No. 16 of 17th February, 1927, is hereby

cancelled, the officer named having been permitted to decline the promotion.

The following provisional promotion§ have been confirmed :,-- finmx MIAI4_TEE'8 DEPABTMENr.

A. M. Gibson, appearing in Gazette of 20th January, 1927. J. Morris, appearing in Gazette of 16th February, 1927. A. W. Brown, appearing in Gazette of 3rd March, 1927.

P4F4,4 la or 741S TA§frinr. E. W. T. Yandell, appearing in Gazette of 3rd March, 1927. J. Brophy, appearing in Gazette of 13th January, 1927, as from 3rd March, 1927, and with salary of £546 per annum in lieu of £640.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

J. Creeper, appearing in Gazette of 3rd March, 1927. R. M. S. Kvtlseman, ppéáring íxt C azete of 10th Marçh, 1927.

DOME AND TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT.

R. C. Parton and W. R. Lawson, appearing ij Gazette of 3rd March, 1927.

P-OS` ISTRA-O PTERWEI PF,DARUCANT,

F. Hitchmayq, C. T. Robinson, lax A, Jahn, and C. T. C. Christensen, appearing in Gazette of 24th February, 1927. D. C. McDougall, appearing in Gazette of 3rd March, 1027. H. S. Kelly, ii. J. Mulvihill D. L. McAlister, W. W. Bateup, B. Ryan, Ç. L. Peterson, E. Burns, E. Ruddeù, T. E. Kyte, R. C. H.

Richardson, P. C. G. Johns, and A. G. Baker, appearing in Gazette of 100fMarch, 1927,

OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC The Governor -General in Coùncil has approved of the following :-

PRII MINJ$Th 'S DEPARTMENT. POS'1.'MASTER -GEj ERAL'S DEPARTM TT.

NEW SDWrH WALES. Offices AboliJed, Audit r- Caeneraì' Q f eg, New South Wales. Inspector, Grade L, occupied by 'G. S. Brgwlley; Clerks (Audit), occupied by W. P. Byrne aid A. H. McShane.

. DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Ex. Min. No. 60. CENTRAL STAFF.

Abolition of Position. Assistant Comptrollerfieneral, Second Division.

Creation of New Position.- Deputy Comptroller- General (Supernumerary), Second Division, with salary at the rate .of £1,ß0 per annima, Ex. Mins. Nos. 51 and 52.

t : - VICTORIA.

Abolition Of Positip c14niet (Female), Statistical Branch, occupied by Ellen M. Hosking.

Creation of New Rogis.en-- Senior Tf 4ehúnist (Pane) Statistical Branch; with limits of salary of minimum í:22i1 And maximum £238 per annum, with ,annual incr emente óf to.

QUEENSLAND.

Appointment.-ALBEBT HORATIO DOUGLAS GRANSBURY, as Acting. Deputy "ejector gf Navigation Queensland, from 'gut March, 1927, during the absence of N. G. Roskruge on sick leave.

4 DEPART1fl1 NT OF WE: AhTp R411-iWAY5.

Appointment on Probation. -JOHN CRUST, who is not an officer of the Commonwealth Service, appointed on probation as Architect (£492/564), Public Works Branch, New S 1 Wits, wig salary 0.4 the rat of f5434 PPS .41/11full, to fill new oface created by certificate No. 2209, dated .10th .De- cembr, 1926, apjointmeet glee effect kepi ,igth gar *, 1927.

.

Ex. Milt. No. 28.

Offices Created. -Telephonist, Newcastle (4 positions) ; Tele- phonist, Hamilton; Lineman, Electrical Eiiginger's Prançh- Patrol, at Lockhart, Moulamein, Holbrook, Jerilderie, and Euston ; Telegraph }Ulessetger, Euston.

Offices Abolished. 1Senior Lineman, Holbrook, last occupied by W. H. Boughton ; Lineman (in charge of office) , Tar -eena, last occupied by H. D. Edwards; Lineman, Deniliquin, last occupied by F. W. Wisby; Postal Assistant, Euston, last occupied by F. V. Merritt.

VICTORIA. - -

Office Created. -Telegraph Mesienger, Qúambatook.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Offres Created: -Electrical Engineer's Branch (Mechanical) -Mechanic Instal,latióñ)" ((13 positions) ; Mechanic (Centrai Exchange (3 positions) ; Mechanic (Telegraph Workshop) (3 positions) ; Mechanic (Light and Power) ; Meehanie, Loxtoi ,

Eudunda,'Woodside, Lameroo,, Jamestown, and "Melrose; Tele- graphist (in charge) , Oa*, Third Division, £_a84 -£402; Tele- graphist, Pourth Division, Cook (3 positions) .

Dfficea 4-#0444.-.-Telegraphist (in charge) , leet occupied by V. A. Schrader, Smoky Bay; Telegraphist (2 positions), Smoky Biy, 111át eCeup 4 by J. R. Kennedy and L. e il ; Mit Officer, Mail Branch, last occupied by T. E. Fisher.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Offices Oreated.- Telegraph Messenger, Broome (2 positions) .

Qiee_s a h 4 Telephonist,. Browne (2 positio 5l, 1u; occupied by M. E. F. Inkpen

V and C. B. Naunton.

Commonwealth Gazette 731 Na. 33---3.lst : : lia.raeh,. 1927

PROMOTIONS-COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC, SERVICE ACT 19M-1924.

HE Public , Service Board of Commissioners has confirmed the following provisional promotions:-

CYRIL TI« MAS BARLING and WILLIE HOWIE, as notified in Gazette of 23rd December, 1.926 ; . ARNOLD BERRIMAN BUL- LOCK, as notified in Gazette.. of 27th January, 1927; HARTLEY WILLIAM DONNELLY, as notified in Gazette of ?0th January, 1927; EDWARD GLARING TERRILL, as notified

in . Gazette of 28th October, :1926; . JOHN CECIL k4DI3R.LA`l, as notified in . Gazette of 17th February, :1927; ALLAN SYMON WATSON, and CHRISTOPHER JOHN ,ALLEN, .,aß;:notified in -Gazette of 8th July, 1926; M. W. LUCAS, as notified in Gazette of 3rd March, 1927.

C. B. B. WHITE, Chairman, Public Service Board of Commissioners:

APPOINTMENTS, RETIREMENTS, AND DISMISSALS. The following appointments, retirements, and dismissals, are notified by the Public Service Board of Commissioners : --

APPOINTMENTS.

DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.

Typist, Grade I., Fourth Division. - MYRTLE GRACE MIHELL.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.

FOURTH DIVISION.

Telegraph Messenger.-WALTER DANIELS, EDWARD JOSEPH DALY, EWEN MACKINTOSH, CHARLES GORDON TANNER, COLIN MAXWELL, ALEXANDER EDWARD MOIR, WILLIAM CHARLES SAMUEL BROWN, BERTIE ALFRED MILES, FRANK EDWARD CHANEY, JAMES HENRY ALEXANDER, ROBERT GEORGE STEWART, JOHN JOSEPH O'SHANNASSY, CHARLES WATERS, JOHN THOMAS BLACK, ARTHUR DELL REICHEL, CLAUDE BALFOUR HASTWELL, JOHN BEVERLY BREWSTER, EDWARD ARNOLD OLDS, KEITH GLEN SLATER, HARRY MAXWELL STEVENSON, RONALD LESLIE JAMES RY NEHART, WILLIAM GEORGE CLARIKE.

Victoria.

FOURTH DIVISION.

Junior Mechanic.- GEORGE REGINAr.D SPRAGUE.

Junior Mechanic (in. training).- LESLIE RALPH SATCHELL.

Telegraph Messenger.- ROBERT NORMAN MORTLOCK, WILLIAM JAMES ORR, GEORGE DONALD MITCHENER, WILMOT DAVID RHYS -JONES, GEORGE ALFRED PLANT, RONALD COLLINS DAVIS, ALAN JOSEPH MARSHALL, EDWIN ALBERT SWIFT, JOHN DENIS SWEENEY, THOMAS JAMES BOWDEN, ARTHUR TRUSCOTT CHRISTIE.

Queensland.

FOURTH DIVISION.

Telephonist.- LETITIA MARGARET CARTER, JEAN FLEMING MCKEE.

Telegraph Messenger.-NOEL Isis STEVENSON.

South Australia. FOURTH DIVISION.

Telegraph Messenger. --- GERARD COLUM COGHLAN, ERIC SAUNDERS GREEN, RALPH CURTICu WARD, RONALD RAY HUMPHREY HUBBELL, JACK MANFIELD TOWNSEND, DUDLEY HOWARD ROGERS, JAMES JOSEPH OWEN S.

RETIREMENTS.

POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.

Section 49.-CORNELIA EUNICE MCADAM, Telephonist, as from 26th February, 1927.

Section 67.- ALFRED STANLEY BLENKARN, Senior Mechanic, as from 22nd April, 1927.

Section 67.- *GEORGE EDWARD ASHBURY Postmaster, as from 28th March, 1927.

*In lieu of George Edward Ashby, as notified in Gazette of 24th April, 1927.

Victoria.

Section 49. MARY CATHERINE FERGUSON, Telephonist, as from 22nd January, 1927.

Section 67.- MAURICE GEORGE .BRADY, Junior Assistant, as from 1st March, 1927.

Section 85. -JonN EMANUEL HAMILTON, Postman, as from 1st April, 1927.

Queensland.

Section 85. -DAvin SAMUEL MORRIS, Mail Officer, as 28th February, 1927.

from

Western Australia.

Section 67.- MILDRED VERONICA 'GOODS, Telephonist, as froh 14th January, 1927. .

DISMISSALS.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.

Section 62.- REGINALD ARTHUR BRADLEY, Postal Assistant, as from 25th March, 1927.

South Australia.

Section 55.- VICTox ALBERT LEVER, Junior Mechanic (in training) , as from 26th March, 1927.

C. B. B. WHITE, Chairman, Public Service Board of Commissioners.

EXAMINATIONS.

Examinations for Appointment as Telegraph Messenger

and as Telephonist.

T 'is hereby notified, for general information, that persons desirous of obtaining information as to the holding of

examinations for appointment as Telegraph Messenger or Telephonist (Female) at towns other than those at which they are resident should make application to the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector in the capital city of the State concerned. The Inspector will upon application forward from time to time a list of the localities at which examinations for the positions mentioned are to be held.

C. 13. B. WHITE, Chairman, Public Service Board of Commissioners.

0.4506. -2

Examination No. 1479.

HELD MARCH, 1927. To Enable Telegraph Messengers and other Fourth Division

Officers to Demonstrate -their Telegraphic Efficiency.

NEW SOOTa WALES. Telegraph Messengers. -R. Mason,' A. A. West. Other Fourth Division Of lcers. --C. E. Eiphick, R. C. New-

man, S. F. Toms.

VICTORIA. Telegraph Messengers. 3. E. Barker, L. Mannix. Other Fourth Division Oicer. -J. McE. Burnett.

Q ua;I:nrSLAND. Telegraph Messengers. --J. A. K. Hourston, W. W. Kirwan.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Other Fourth Division Officers.--H. R. Holds, D. C. Somer.

C. B. B. WHITE, Chairman, Public Service Board. of Commissioners..

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NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES. 4 PPLICATIONS are hiMited from permanent of ears of the

Commonwealth Publie Service for promotion or transfer tó the positions named in the appended schedule. Where so tindieftted, applications will also be received from officers of the Public Services of the States and other 'persons.

Applicants should state fully their qualifications for the position sought, end must, to ensure consideration; forward their applica. lions to the officers indicated in the last column in time to reach him not later than the appointed date.

In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of the Public Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, the following particulars should be get out at the foot of the application

Designation Office or Branch Age last birthday (in years) Length of service (in years) Salary ( per annum) Date of receipt of present salary

Other applicants should state full names, date, year, and place of birth, and whether they are natural born or natural- ized British subjects. Copies only of diplomas, references, testimonals, or certificates should be forwarded. If the originals are required they will be asked for.

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The range of salary indicates the classified value of a position, but appointments may be made at any salary within such range.

Successful applications must comply with the provisions of the Superannuation Act 1922-1924.

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

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may be transferred without promotion, as the result of an application for an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their own expenses of removal unless the transfer comes within the conditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are not permanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service will not be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares ( including, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family) 1xceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justify may be granted.

Position and Division. Locality. 1. Salary (exclusive of Child Endowment).

Closing Date for Receipt of

Applications.

DEPARTMENT OF HOME AND TERRITORIES.

To whom Applications must be forwarded.

*Meteorological Assistant, Grade 1, Third Division, Meteorological Branch (Research Division), Central Staff

Melbournet £96 to £354. (Minimum adult salary £222 or £294, according to qualifications)

28th April, 1927 Secretary, Department of Home and Territories, Melbourne

*Meteorological Assistant, Grade 1, Third Divi- Melbournet .. £96 to £354 (Minimum 28th April, 1927 Secretary, Department of sion, Meteorological Branch (Statistical Divi- sion), Central Staff

adult salary £222 or £294, according to qualifications)

Home and Territories, Melbourne

Advancement beyond £306 per annum will be dependent upon compliance with the prescribed conditions, as set out in Public Service Regulation 105a (k).

Applicants should state the extent of their knowledge in Mathematics and Physics, and furnish any evidence indicating their aptitude for meteorological work.

Applicants for the position in the Statistical Division must have passed the University Intermediate Examination or its equivalent, and should preferably be under 21 years of age.

Indexer, Fourth Division, Electoral Branch, New South Wales

Sydney Under 17 years, £84 ;

at 17, £96; at 18, £108; at 19, £132 ;

at 20, £156 ; adult, £212 to £244

7th April, 1927 Secretary, Department of Home and Terri- tories, Melbourne

Divisional Returning Officer for Herbert, Third 3}ivisiot, Electoral Branch Queensland

Townsville £420 to £492 14th April 1927 Commonwealth Elec- toral Officer, for Queensland, Brisbane

District Allowance : Grade III.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Tfediéal 'Officer, Third Division, Health Labora-

tories .. £708 to £948 28th April, 1927 l Director- General of

Health, 51 Spring - street, Melbourne

Applicants must be medical graduates between 25 and 35 years of age, should produce evidence of sound professional knowledge and should be prepared, after a period of training, to proceed to Rabaul or any part of Australia where a branch laboratory is situated. Applicants should also be prepared to accept any subsequent transfer that may be necessary.

Advancement beyond £852 per annum will be subject to the 'officer having obtained the Diploma of -Public Heaithuor the Diploma of Tropical Medicine or having completed such courses of study and passed such examinations as are prescribed by the Director -General of He r1th, which courses and examinations shall be, in the opinion of the Director -General, of a standard not lower than that required for the Diploma of Public Health.'

In addition to salary the'following district allowance will be paid to the officer appointed while stationed at Rabaul :- If married .. .. .. £140 per annum If single .. . . £120 per annum

Any fisher particulars may be obtained from the Director -General of Health.

DEPARTMENT OF MARKETS AND MIGRATION. .. .. Melbournet £96 to £306 . . .. 7th April, 1927 y Secretary, Department

of Markets and Migra- tion, Melbourne

Clerk, Third Division

Applicants should state their experience, if any, in correspondence and statistical work.

POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. New South Vales.

Phonogram Attendant (Female), Grade 1, Fourth 4Divisidn, Telegraph Branch

Sydney .. . £84 to £196 .. 7th April, 1927 Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Syd- ney

Senior Lineman (Supervising), Fourth Division Murrurundi .. £257 to £275 7th April, 1927 Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Syd- ney

e This position is also open to officers of the State Public Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants preference will be given to returned soldiers ärid- pliers with the necessary qualif rations.

t At a future date the selected applicant for this position may be permanently transferred to Canberra.

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Position Position and Division.

No. -33.-.31s

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES-manual.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT -- continued.

Victoria. .Assistant Superintendent, Third Division, Tele- Melbourne £528 to £600

graph Branch

Postmaster, Grade 1, Fourth Division

Senior Lineman, Fourth Division, Electrical En- gineer's Branch (two positions)

Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division

Portarlington.. £246 to £306

Quarters : Five rooms. Donald,

mour

Pittsworth

Sey- £257 to £275

Queensland. .. £318 to £402

Quarters : Seven rooms. Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1, Third Division .. Cunnamulla .. £318 to £342

Superintendent, Third Division, Telegraph Branch District Allowance -Grade IL

Brisbane £636 to £708

South Australia. Superintendent, Third Division, Telegraph Branch Adelaide 336 to £708

Accountant, Third Division, Accounts Branch Adelaide £575 to £675

Western Australia. Superintendent, Third Division, Telegraph Branch' Perth ..

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£582 to £660

Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division .. Tasmania.

Sheffield I £318 to £402

Quarters : Five rooms..

PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENT.

Ci_) OLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE (AUSTRALIA) LIMITED,

in conformation with regulations issued, under Copyright Act 1912 (Commonwealth of Australia) and the Copyright Act 1913 (New Zealand), hereby give notice of their intention to make and sell discs, reproducing the undermentioned musical works :-

Title and Composer.

" A Hundred Moonlit Miles Away. " -L. Cranmer Byng. " Ben Bolt " (Trilby's Song) .- Unknown. A copy of the notice prescribed in Sub -regulation (1) of Regulation 43 of the Copyright Act 1912 may be obtained by any interested person on application to Columbia Grapho-

phone (Aust.) Limited, ?arramatta -road, Homebush, New South Wales.

COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE (AUSTRALIA) LTD.

645 (Signed) D. G. C. HAWKER, Secretary.

7th April, 1927

7th April, 1927

Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Mel- bourne

Deputy Director, Pose and Telegraphs, Mel- bourne

7th April, 1927 Deputy Director, 'Posts and Telegraphs, Mel - bourne

7th Apiil, 1927

.. 7th April, 1927

Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Bris- bane

Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Bris- bane

7th April, 1927 Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Bris- bane

7th April, 1927

14th April .1927

Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Ade- laide

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7th April, 1927 Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Perth

14th April, 1927 Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Hobart

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Leases to and by Commonwealth 717 Acquisition of, &c. 717 Tenders -a11 Departments ... 721 Appointments, &c., other than Public Service and Defence 726 Defence-

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Naval Forces of the Commonwealth 726 Australian Military Forces and Senior Cadets -staff changes, &c. ... ... 726 Public Service - $tsff changes, &c. ... Results ... Vacancies

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