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Native Adnnuistratiou Act, 1905-1941.Reserve for Natives at Wyndhain.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,

TO WXT. J K.O.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in andJAMES MITCBELL, over the Stats of Western Australia

Lieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common-[L.s.] wealth of Australia.

WhEREAS by tile Native Administration Act, 1905-1941, it is provided that the Governor is empowered byProclamation to dcclare any Crowis Lalsds to be reservesfor natives; and whereas it is deemed desirable thata reserve for natives silould be declared at Wyndham:Now, therefore, I, tile said Lieutenant-Go,rernor, withthe advice of the Executive Council, do hereby declarean area of about five acres, snore particularly describedin the Sehedslle hereto, to be a reserve for natives.

ScheduleLot 431 (about five acres) WyndhamTownsite Native Reserve 22425.

Given under mv hand anti tile Public Seal of thesaid State, at Peitli, this liinth day of August,1944.

By His Excellency's Command,

W. H. KITSON, Acting Minister for the North-West.GOD SAVE THE KING

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chambers, at Perth, on tue 9th dayof August, 1944, the following Orders in Council wereaslthorised to be issued:

The Land Act, 1933-1939.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 2112/92.WHEREAS by section 34 of the Land Act, 1933-1939,it is made lawful for the Governor, by Order in Council,without issuing any deed of grant, to place any reserveunder the control of any municipality, road board, orother person or persons, as a board of management, andto empower such board to make, repeal, and alter by-law's

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for the control and management of such reserves, andprescribe fees for depasturing thereon, and for oLherpurposes, such by-laws to be approved by the Governornnd published iii the Government Garettc; and whereasit is deemed expedient tlsat reserve ' 10ii85 for PublicUtility at Wungong should be placed under tile controlof the Armadale-Kelmscott Road Board as a board ofmanagement: Now, therefore, His Excellency theLieutessant-Oovcrior, by and with tile advice and consentof the Executive Council, doth hereby place Pc before-mentioned reserve under the control of time Armadale-Keimscott Road Board as a board of management, andcloth empower such board to make, repeal, or al orby-laws for tile control and mallagement of the saidreserve; for prescribing fees for depastni'iis thereon;for directing the manner in which suei fees shall beimposed, paid, collected, and disposed of, and to imposepenalties not exceeding in any case 5 for any breachthereof, and 2 a day for a continuing breach, hilt no.snore than 20 iii the aggregate.

R. II. DOIG, Acting Clerk of the Council.

Tile Land Act, 1933-1939.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 9564/13.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Laud Act, 1933-1939,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by any llluuieiplllity,road board, or other person Or persons to to named intile order in trust for the like or other public purposeAto be specified in such order; and whereas it is deemedexpedient that reserve No. 22428 should vct ill and beheld by the Cosrigin Road Board in trust for the pus'-pose of Water: Now, therefore, His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor, by and with the advice and Con-sent of the Executive Council, doth hereby direct thatthe beforementioned reserve shall vest in and be heldby tile Corrigin Road Board in trust for the purposeaforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers reservedto him by section 37 of the said Act.

H. H. DOIG, Acting Cleric of tile Council.

No. 38.] PERTH : FRIDAY, AUGUST 18. [194.

The Land Act, 1933-1939.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 334/44.\V]jEREAS Lv section 33 of tile Land Act, 1933-1939,it is made lawful for time Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality,road board, or other person or persons to be named intile order in trust for time like or other public purposesto he specified in such order; and whereas it is deemedexpedient that reserve No. 22427 should vest in and beheld by tile Frenmantle Road Board in trust for thelpe Of Recreation: Now, therefore, His Excellencytlm Lieutenaut-Govcrmmor, by and w'itli the advice and-omisemit of time Executive Council, doth hereby directthat tlm hjeforenje,itjoned reserve shall vest in and beheld by time Fremnantie Road Board in trust for the pur-pose aforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powersreserved to him Lv section 37 of tile said Act.

E. H. DOIG, Acting Clerk of the Council.

The Road Districts Act, 1919-1943.Nemliancls Road DistrictInclusion of Adjoining

Outlying Laud.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.WT. 1255/28.WEIERRAS under time provisions of the Road DistrictsAct, 19ff)- 1943, the Governor may by Order in Counciliiicliide iii any district adjoining outlying land; andwhereas it is desirable to include in the NedlandsRoad District certain outlying land adjoining the Dis-trict Now, therefore, His Excellency tile Lieutenant-Governor, by amid with the advice and consent of theExecutive Gounoil nuder the provisions of the saidAct cloth hereby include in the Nedlands Road Districtall that adjoining outlying land described in theSchedule Imereto.

Schedule.All that portion of land bounded by lines starting

from a point on the present Road District boundarysituate at time north-eastern corner of Cottesloc Lot184 and extending westerly along the northern boun-dary of the said lot, and onwards to the seashore;thence generally northerly along th said seashore totime south-western corner of reserve 16921, Swan Loca-tion 2301; and thence east-south-easterly, and south-south-easterly to and along boundaries of location11)11 to time starting point.

(Sgd) B. DOIG, Acting Clerk of the Council.

TIme Water Boards Act, 1904-1942.Collie Town Water Supply.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W1.W.S. 361/44.

WHEREAS by section 40 of the Water Boards Act,1904-1942, it is enacted that subject to the provisions oftime said Act a Water Board shall have power to con-struct ivater works for the purposes of tile said Actand whereas it is provided by section 41 of the saidAct (as amended by the Water Boards Act AmendmentAct, 1937) that the Governor may esenipt reticulationworks froni time operation of certain sections of the saidAct; and whereas it is deemed expedient that the reticu-lation works referred to in the following Schedule shallbe exempt from tile operations of the said sections ofthe said Act: Now, therefore, I-us Excellency theLieutenant-Governor acting with the advice and consentof the Executive Council and in exercise of the powersconferred by the said Act and of all other powers inthis behalf enabling him doth hereby exempt fromthe operations of sections 41, 42, 43, 44 and 45 of theWater Boards Act, 1904-1942, the reticulation worksincluded in the following schedule.

Schedule.Extension of the Collie Town Water Supply between

Waflsend and Deakin streets by the construction of amain of 43 chains of 4iml. pipe and 41/i chains of 11/2iis.pipe in the position indicated in red on Plan P.W.D.,W.A. 30102.

lEt. H. DOIG, Acting Cleik of the Council.

ORDER IN COUNCIL FOR THE WEEK ENDING11th AUGUST, 1944.

Dept. concerned, File No., Under what Act, Date,Purport of Order.

Forests; 1075/43; the Forests Act, 1918; 9/8/44;Excising Nelson Location 11875 fiom State Forest No.39 (plan 442C/40, E3.).

Premier 's Office,Perth, 17th August, 1944.

iT is hereby notified, for public information, that HisExcellency the Lienten ant-b overnor has approved of thefollowing acting appointments :The Honourable A. H.0. 1-Iamvke, 3I.L.A., to act as Premier and Treasurer dur-big time absence of the 1-lonourable J. C. Willcock, M.L.A.,in tile Eastern States at the Prcmiei-s' Conference; Theilonourable BT. H. Kitson, M.L.C., to act as Ministerfos- Lands, and the Honourable A. A. M. Coverley,M.L.A., to act as Minister for Agriculture, during theabsence of the Honourabic F. J. S. Wise, M.L.A., in theEastern States.

B. II. DOIG, Acting Secretary Premier's Office.

EX OFFICIO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.Premier's Office,

Perth, 18th August, 1944.IT is hereby notified, for public information, thatWilliam Charles Pearsahi, Esquii-e, Chairman of thee Wan-neroo Road Board, has been appointed, under section 9of the Justices' Act, 1902-1936, as a Justice of thePeace for the Perth Magisterial District, duiing histerni of office as Chairman of the Board.

B. II. DOIG, Acting Secretary Premier's Office.

Public Scm-vice Commissioner's Office,Perth, 17th August, 1944.

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

lix. Co. 819, P.S.C. 195/44M. I. Bennett, Typist,Crown Law Departnmeut, to be Clem-k, Minister, as from1st August, 1944.

Ex. Co. 765, P.S.C. 163/44-0. J. Powell, clerk, Em-ploynient Branch, l'ublic Works Department, to be Clerk,Ealgoorhie, as from 20th July, 1944.

Ex. Co. 675, U.S.C. 164/44A. L. 0. MacGregor,Clerk, Treasury Department, to be Clerk, Records, asfrom 1st August, 1944.

Ex. Co. 872 P.S.C. 888/40Clayton Cox, under see-tiomi 28 of time Public Service Act, to be Jnnior Clerk,us from 4th December, 1943.

Ex. Co. 872, P.S.C. 891/i0Graliamn Reed Leighton,under scetion 28 of the Public Service Act, to be JuniorClerk, as from 6th November, 1943.

Ex. Co. 872, P.S.C. 297/41Mam-y Patricia Chauncy,under section 28 of the Public Service Act, to be Junior'typist, Crown Law Department, as from 1st January,1944.

Ex. Co. 872, U.S.C. 182/42Jean Cowan, under see-tiols 28 of tile Public Service Act, to be Jumor Typist,Tc-clmmncal College, Education Department, as from 1stDecember, 194.

Also of the acceptance of the following resignation:Ex. Co. 872F. T. Smith, Clerk, Police Department,

as from 16th May, 1944.

Also of time following retirement:Ex. co. 207E. M. Yew-ers, Organiser and Inspectm-ess

of Domestic Science, Education Department, under sec-tion 66 of the Public Service Act, as from 15th August,1944.

Ex. Co. 841.IT is hereby notified for general information that Wed-nesday, 13th September, 1944, will be observed as aPublic Service holiday at Boulder.

GRO. W. SIMPSON, Public Service Commissioner.

702 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AUGUST 18, 1944.

Applications arc called under section 38 of the Public Service Act, 1004, and are to be addressed to the Public ServiceCommissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads ofDepartments.

GEO. W. SIMPSON, Public Service Commissioner.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 16th August, 1044.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the following appointments:harry Cuhlen as Acting Clerk of the Local Court andActing Clerk to Magistrates, Midland ,Junction, duringthe absence of Francis Edward MeCaw on otherduties; C. E. Chipperfield as Clerk of the Local Courtand Clerk to Magistrates, Bavensthorpe, vice J. A. B.ryreloal. transferred; Frank James Thompson as ActingClerk of the Local Court. and Acting Clerk to Magis-tiates, Carnarvon, and also Acting Clerk of the Gas-coyne Court of Session daring the absence of F. E. A.Bateman on other duties.

THE Hon. the Minister for Jnstice has approved ofthe following appointments:J. E. Scott as ActingBailiff of the Kellerbcrrin Local Court at Cunderdinduring the absence on leave of D. .1. Allan; RobertGee of West Perth and Arthur Douglas Hudson ofClaremont as Coniinissioncrs foi- Declarations underthe Declarations and Attestatioiis Act, 1913.

The Hon. the Minister for Justice has cancelledthe appointment of William Harold Duirs as a Corn-missioner for Declarations under the Declarations andAttestations Act, 1913.

THE Department has been notified that cash orderNo. 65125 dated the 4th August, 1944, drawn on theClerk of Courts Trust Account the sum of 1 lOs. lid.in favour of B. L. McDonald has been lost by thepayee; payment lies been stopped and it is intended toissue a fresh ordei- in lieu thereof.

H. B. HAYLES, Undei- Secretary for Law.

APPOINTMENT.Chief Secretary's Offlee,

File No. C.S.D. 522/43. Perth, 14th August, 1944.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasbeen pleased to confirm the appointment of M. McRohanas Matron of the Female Prison, Fremantle, as fronithe 5th November, 1943.

F. J. HUELIN, Under Secretary.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1942.Department of Public Health,

Perth, 9th August, 1944.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased :P.I-l.D. 2665/24Undersection 118, to set apart the area described hereunder asa site for the deposit and disposal of rubbishAllthat portion of Prinecss Royal Harbour bounded bylines starting from a point on the high water mark ofthe said harbour and situate at the southern prolonga-tion of the western alignment of York street, Albany,and extending southerly along the said prolongation toa point situate 2 chains 50 links from the south-easterncorner of Albany Lot 29, thence west-south-westerly bya line parallel to a line between the northern corner ofthe said lot 29 and the western corner of lot 40 to the

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

said high w'ater mark, and thence generally north-easterly and easterly along the smile to the startingpoint; PH.D. 609/44Under section 118, to consentto the Swan Road Board being the local Health Auth-ority for the Swan Health District setting apart por-tion of Swan Location 13A. coniprising six acres ad-joining Farrell road as a place for the deposit and dis-posal of nightsoil or refuse; and P.H.D. 150/41Undersection 11, to appoint Doctors Kenneth George McKayAberdeen and Harold Robert Elphick to be MedicalOfficers of Health to carry out the functions specifiedin section 316, subsection 1, so far as the children atthe South terrace State School, Freinantle, are eon-(-erned.

C. L. PARK, Comnnssioner of Public Health.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1942.TI-IE following appointments made by the undermen-tioned Local Health Authorities are heieby approved:-Merrcdin Road BoardGeorge Buchanan Robertson tohe Health and Meat Inspector as fi-om the 17th July,1944; Wanneroo Road, Health and Vermin BoardEdgar Charles West to be Health Inspector as from the21st July, 1944.

C. L. PARK, Commissioner of Public Health.

HOSPITALS ACT, 1927.Northampton Hospital.

\VHEREAS under the provisions of section 37 of theHospitals Act, 1927, the Governor may make regulationsfor the purpose of the Act and may thereby formulateModel By-law's for the guidance of boards in respect ofall or any of the matters regarding' which, boards maymake by-laws; and whereas the Governor in Councilacting pursuant to the powers conferi-ed by the saidsection has formulated Model By-laws as contained inregulation 10 of the regulations made under the saidAct and published in the Government Gazette on the 6thday of December, 1940, and the 26th of November, 1943;and whereas a board may of its Own motion by resolu-tion adopt the whole or any portion of such by-laws:Now, therefore, Northampton Hospital Board being aboai-d within the meaning and for the purposes of thesaid Act doth hereby adopt Model By-law No. 21 whichwas published in the Government Gazette of tile 26thof November, 1943.

Passed at a meeting of the Northampton HospitalBoard tins 10th day of June, 1944.

F. A. PORTER, Chairman.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Executive Council, this 9th day of August, 1944.

R. H. DOIG, Acting Clerk of tile Council.

HOSPITALS ACT, 1927.Laverton District Hospital Board.

WHEREAS under the provisions of section 37 of theHospitals Act, 1927, the Governor may make regulationsfor the purpose of the Act and may thereby formulateModel By-laws for the guidance of boards in respect of

Department. Position. Salary. Returnable.

Mines ............Treasury ............Lands and Surveys

Chief Secretary's ---------Metropolitan Water Supply ...

Chief Secretary's

Senior Inspector of Mines (Kaigoorhie) ...

Machinist-in-Charge, Workers' Homes Board (Item 161)District Surveyor (Item 432) ............Economics Research Officer (Item 794)

Senior Meter Reader (Item 1388) ---------Clerk (Minister) (Item 757) ------------

Class 1,666-699200-2lO

Class 3,558

Class 4,462-486

Class 8,3l8-330

Class 8,3l8f330

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2nd September.

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704 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AUGUST 18. 19-H.

all or any of the matters regarding which boards maymake by-laws; and whereas the Governor in Councilacting pursuant to the powers conferred by the saidsection has formulated Model By-laws as contained inregulation 10 of the regulations made under the saidAct and published in the Government Gazette on the 6thclay of December, 1940, and the 26th of November, 1943;and whereas a board may of its own motion hr resolu-tiou adopt the whole or any portion of such by-lawsNow, therefore, Laverton District Hospital Board beinga hoard within the meaning and for the purposes of thesaid Act doth hereby adopt Model By-law No. 21 whichwas published in the Government Gaeette of the 26th ofNovember, 1943.

Passed at a mnectiug of the Laverton District HospitalBoard tltis 27th day of June, 1944.

F. W. SPAL100, Chairman.


B. H. DOIG, Acting Clerk of tlte Council.

HOSPITALS ACT, 1927.Quairading Hospital.

\\T1IEREAS under the provisions of section 37 of theHospitals Act, 1927, the Governor may make regulationsfor the purpose of the Act and mar thereby formulateModel By-laws for the guidance of boards ia respect ofall or any of the matters regarding which boards maymake by-laws; and whereas the Governor in Councilacting pursuant to the lows conferred by tIme saidsection Juts formulated Model Br-laws as contained inrcgulatiqn 10 of the regulations made under the saidAct and pubhshec1 in the Government Gazette on the 6thday of December, 1940, and the 26th of November, 1943;and mm-hereas a board may of its own motion hr resolu-tion adopt the whole or any portion of such by-laws:Now, therefore, Quairading Hospital Board being aboard within the meaning and for the purposes of thesaid Act doth hereby adopt Model By-law No. 21 whichwas published iii thc Government Gazette of the 26th ofNovember, 1943.

Passed at a meeting of the Quairading Hospital Boardthis 4th day of May, 1944.

H. M. GBOWDEN, Chairman.


B. H. DOIG, Acting Clerk of the Council.

THE HOSPITALS ACT, 1927.Department of Public I-Iealth,

Perth, 9th A upust, 1944.HIS Excellency tite Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to appoint :-P.H.D. 945/33-'fhe persons mentioned in the Schedules attached to bemembers of the Hospital Boards specified for a periodof one year and two years, respectively, olnmencing onthe 1st August, 1944 :-P.H.D. 223/39-J. J. Hill, R. J.McCarthy, W. H. Clinch, E. H. Edmondson, and F. C.Weir, to be members of tIme Wiluna District HospitalBoard for a period of one year commencing on the 1stAugust, 1944; P.H.D. 507/29-11. M. Growden, C. W.Fraser, L. J. Stacey, 11. F. Grosse, B. E. Gibson, N. A.Fraser and A. Wilson, to he members of the QuairadingDistrict Hospital Board for a period of one year corn-inencing on the 1st August, 1944, and W. Blacicwell,A. J. Hewitt, A. Bidley, and E. E. Robsoa, to be macrn-hers of the said Hospital Board for a period of twoyears commencing on the 1st August, 1944; PH.D.191/29-H. B. Thompson, P. McCarthy and H. Farrall,to be members of the Bruce Rock Memorial HospitalBoard for a period of one year commencing on tIme 1stAugust, 1944, and T. H. Powell, E. Liebock, I-I. Willcins,and E. Boase, to be members of the said Hospital Boardfor a period of two years commencing on the 1st August,1944, at the same time accepting the resignation of theReverend R. Hobby as a member of the Bruce RockMemorial Hospital Board.

F. J. HIJELIN, Under Secretary.

CONSTITUTION OF HOSPITAL BOARDS.The Schedule.

Name of Board and Names of Members-Period OneYear.

Wongan Hills Hospital Board-Mrs. herbert, Rev.Malay, Messrs. H. A. Seotney, I). Hermon, Jncica, H.Shields and H. S. Ganzer.

Murray District Hospital Board (Pinjarra)-Mrs. D.MeLarty, Messrs. G. Bear-baum, A. F. Edward, R.3[cLarty, B. Newman, A. Paterson, H. Tuelcey and H.Taylor.

Wyalkatchern and District Hospital Board-Messrs.H. Kent, P. Emberson, J. Dawson, F. Short, Rev. B.Araatash, W. Young, L. Smith, SI. Lethlcaim, 14. Brazier,B. Metcalf, E. Giese and H. Watt.

Esperance and District Hospital Board-Messrs. L.Daw, J. Rintoul, E. Heensu, 0. A. E. Eades, R. E.Brown, F. Gilmnore, I. S. Macmillan, 1). E. Dunstan andD. Pugh.

Broad Arrow Hospital Board-Messrs. J. Smith, W. J.Sanders, C. J. Ware, P. F. Hogg, H. Nazzari, J. Fitz-gerald, J. Henderson, \V. Dewar and C. Low'es.

Ravensthorpe Hospital Board---Thc I 'htihlips RiverRoad Board.

Wickepin Hospital Boarcl-Messrs. .J. S. Turner, N.D. Perrvuian, A. H. Woodbnry, T. J. McCraelcaa, A. C.Sargent, 'mT G. Cruse and W. D. Cameron.

Koorda and Districts Centennial Hospital Board-TheKoorda Road Board.

Hall's Creelc Hospital Board-Mr. E. A. Black, Dr.H. R. Pearson and Rev. 0. Tulloch.

Boddington Hospital Board-Mesdames H. 0. Pollard,0. F. Stagbouer, B. O'Ronrke, 0. Nichols, Miss M,Englislm, Messrs. H. K. Baird, 11. 0. Pollard, G. BattT. W. Farmer, T. F. Bates, (B. Littleton, G. F.Stagbouer and H. G. Nichols.

Warren District Hospital Board (Manji 111111)) -Messrs.C. I. Donst, W. Mottram, D. Box, H. F. Bryant, \V.Richardson, T. E. Glynn, . Arbnary, H. Coleman, A. Ii.1-lutehinson, A. S. Lepper, L. Tones, A. E. Stokes, E. 1-I.S. Adams, Mesdames 0. Gihlett, A. McKay and E. C.Slatem-.

Nannine District Hospital Board-Messrs. J. I-I. Dunn,N. Brownrigg, F. Wyatt, I-I. Fraser, C. Sorensen, F.Irving and Mrs. F. Irving.

Bridgetown Hospital Board-Messes. A. F. Elder, E.A. Duncan, L. Pearce, F. L. Buck, L. B. Goodridge, C.E. Saunders, I-I. C. Jones, N. S. Williams and T. A.Melnnes.

Dumbleyung District Memorial Hospital Board-Messrs. L. J. Reilly, A. Crossman, M. Dart, B. Kersley,

Farmer, J. Mitelmell, F. T. Pickton-TKiug, J. Pope, H.Quartermaine, A. T. Reeves, A. W. Reid, D. Scott, A.W. M. Thionipson and Mesdames 51. Bairstow and F.Frearson.

Dowerin Hospital Board-Messrs. J. A. Maisey, D. W.Maisey, A. A. Metcalf, J. S. Jones, W. J. Hollies andMesdames G. Place and G. George.

Mornington District Hospital Board-Messrs. L. Han-bury, W. C. Germain, C. McLeod, 1. Myles, C. Anderson,

E. Johnson, J. Appleton, J. E. Potter.Unowangerup Hospital Board-Messrs. D. K. House,

B. C. Austin, J. L. Ball, W. B. Foreman, G. S. Hendry,S. W. Stewart and Mesdaines P. C. Austin and E. V.Black.

Greeahushmes 1-lospital Board-The Grecubushies RoadBoard.

Northampton Hospital Board-The Northmamnpton RoadBoard.

Pemberton Hospital Board-Messrs. L. V. Everett, E.Fuge, W. Bradley, J. J. E[onmiihall, A. S. Robertson, Dr.F. C. L. Ryan, Mesdarnes M. Honuihall, E. 0 'Keefe, J.Adams, B. Thumston, P. Rowberry.

Morawa District Hospital Board-Messrs. A. MeL.North, 0. H. Tilley, J. P. Dawson, F. Flood and Dr.H. G. Caulfield.

Westonia District Hospital Board-Messrs. .1. Green,W. Ashford, J. Kerr, Pick, J. Miller, W. Woods, J.Daily, W. Emery and Mrs. Polkimighorne.

Donnybrook Hospital Board-Messrs. S. 0. Pndnian,L. B. Overhen, T. F. Trigwell, 0. V. Mitchell, J. H.Patroni, J. E. Rudd, Mesdanies L. E. Fitzgerald, M.E. Forrest and V. Bentley.

Mt. Magnet Hospital Board-Messrs. M. G. Thmomnas,E. S. Davis, N. Tyrie, A..J. Pook, P. 11. Marquand andE. N. Milhingtoii.

Tambellup Hospital Board-Messrs. W. B. Cadd, A.I. Collins, W. H. Giles, S. F. Gornall, G. Hodhy, A. .J.Smith, B. S. Steele and C. S. Temby.

AI'GUST 18, 1944.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 705

Brookton Hospital BoardMess's. 11. G. Jacoby, F.Bassett, A. H. Symes, H. M. Eva, C. F. Williams, A. Ii.Crawford and W. 0. Langley.

Albany Maternity Hospital Boai'dMessrs. A. Ayl-more, L. S. Barnett, L. K. Merrifield, T. W. Tearle, 0.P. Twine, C. H. Wittonoom, J. C ravestock and S. .J.Hicks.

Narembeen Hospital BoardB. Dunwcll, A. W.Latliani, A. .J. Deane, W. .Jarrott, N. Moffatt, T. Maiden.J. Cusack, J. Cawley.

Kununoppin District Hospital Boai'dJoiin Ferguson,Alice Williams, W. E. Crane, 3 oseph Laurenre lie-Cornish, Gustavis Meredith Appicyard, Nirol Woodfield,J01115 William Patterson, Thomas Craike, FrederickG ilham, Minnie Gilhani.

Cue District Hospital BoardFrederick George Hall,Lesicy Montrose Sweet, George Kenneth Attrill, RobertBoulter, Alexander George Toomey, Mi's. Ellen MurielTriffitt.

The North Midlands District Elospital BoardP. L.Millard, Rev. 0. S. Coxon, C. A. E. Iiusseuschutt, K. W.Bnssensclmtt, C. M. Maley, C. E. Maley, .1. J. Clune,P. C. Neville, Cohn Pearce, A. Bicrn,an, .J. L. Adams,Tom Morcombe.

Lake Grace Hospital BoardS. 3. Bishop, C. Aldridge,A. Edwards, C. Hamilton, R. Warne, F. Yeo.

Mullewa District Hospital Board-11. L. Ring, F. A.Bell, W. J. Crameri, A. A. Gosden, C. Ii. V. Skewes, W.0 'Brien, J. J. Cunningham.

Nannup Hospital BoardR. B. howe, A. Sears, A.Struthiers, H. L. Happ, T. McCluskey, GA. Higgius,18. James.

Kukerin Hospital BoardR. V. C. Davidson, F Adams,P. Heard, G. II. Ditchburn, W. Collins, A. Shepherd,F. Davies, F. Stent, Mrs. W. Collins.

Jarrandale District Hospital BoardI). 0. Watkins,H. J. MeAlister, W. G. Chester, F. G .Dav, B. J. Des-mond, D. L. Jones, A. \V. Middleton.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.Ti-IF uudermentioned allotments of laud will be offeredfor sale at public auction on the dates and at thephices specified below, nude,' the provisions of theLand Act, 3933-1939, and its regulations:-

KALGOORLIE.29th August, 1944, at 2 p.m., at the District Lands

Office-fBoulderTowim P595 (Vivian street), ii'., 10.I(algoorlieTows (Oberthnr street), 3284, 32p.,15; 3287, 3i.lp., 15; (Lyall Street) 1599, ir.,20; (Killarnc- street) 2318, ii'., 12 lOs.

Kalgoorlie_*(Hare street) 3007, 4a. ir., 50.

COLLIE30th August, 1944, at 11 am., at tlme Court House-

DarkanTown 111, 112, Jr. each, 10 each.tDuranilhinTown 3, ir., 10.

Harvey District Hospital BoardH. 0. Kernot, B.Sturmer, D. C. Mickle, C. F. Robinson, L. E. Webster,C. L. Squire, Miss 0. E. Mincham, Mrs. H. Offer, G. D.Stone, F. 0. Stimson, Revd. Paisley.

Dwelliugup Hospital BoardWilliani Roy Wallace,Leslie P. Perkins, B. B. Bristow, George W. Digney,Bedvers H. Huxtable, James George McMeekin, HarryJ. Seholfield, Reginald Nail, Kenneth M. Marriott,J\Tilliam A. Peterkin.

Name of Board and Names of Me,uhci's1 '' ri011 T vYears.

Moora District Hospital BoardMessrs. S. Watson,A. M. Veryard, G. L. Gardiner and A. McKinley.

Corrigin District Hospital BoardMessrs. A. Spanney,W. Trott, J. O'Shea and L. Larke.

Norseman Hospital BoardMessrs. L. L. Braun, J.A. Cousens, J. W. Dillon, A. E. G. Gibbs, T. D. Parkerand 3'. A. Rose.

Cunderdin Hospital BoardMessrs. A. B. Uphill, C.E. Turville, C. L. Layman, E. Sherrington and Mes-dames J. Halbert and H. F. Cooke.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Executive Council, tIns 9th day of August, 1944.

R. II. DOIG, Acting Clerk of the Council.

Police Department,Perth, 10th August, 1944.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasapproved of tile following promotions in the PoliceForce :To be 3rd Class Inspector of Policeist ClassSergeant A. L. Reid, No. 1071; ist Class Detective-Sergeant 0. H. Findlay, No. 1045.

Such promotions to date from the 28th July, 1944.

D. HUNTER, Coinuiissioner of Police.

THE FIRE BRIGADES ACT, 1942.Department of the North-West,

Perth, 9th August, 1944.1-115 Excellency the- Licutenant-Govemimo,- in Council acting pursimaiit to section 35 ofthe Fire Brigades Act, 1942, has been pleased to amend the Fire Brigades Act Regula-tions niade under the said Act and published in the Governs-neat Gazette on the 4tl dayof June, 1943, in the manner mentioned in the Schedule hereunder.

(3. K. BARON HAY, Under Secretary.

Schedule.The abovementioned Fire Brigades Act Regulations are amended as follow's:-

Regulation 190 is amended by deleting therefrom tile words ' 'wlnlst proceedingto, at, or returning front a fire or fire call' ' in lines 4 and S of the said regulation.

Regulation 224 is repealed and a new megulntion is i,ssei'ted in lieu thereof isfollows 224. For the services of each fireman in attendance under regulation 221 thefire-nina shall be entitled to receive und shall lie paid such fee per performance as is orshall be for the time being and from tinme to time, fixed for such services by time FederalTheatrical Employees' Award for the time being and from time to time in force andthereunder applicable ii, the portion of the State in wluchi time services ale renderedwhen the services are rendered in a portion of the State to wIne-li the said Award extends,and when such services are rendered in a portion of the State to whiel, the said Awarddoes not extend, the firetsian shall be entitled to receive and shall he paid such fee perperforniance as is or shall be fixed for such services by the said Award amid is applicableiii that portion of the State to which the said Award does extend and is nearest to the1)111cc where the Services arc rendered.

KATANNING.30th August, 1944, at ii am., at the District Lands

Office-OngerupTowmi u2, ir., 20.

tPingrup Town 3, ir., 18.

MEEK ATHARRA.30th August, 1944, at 11 n.m., at the Miniumg Ilegistr '5

Office-MeekatharraTosvn 204, ir.

WAGIN.30th August, 1944, at L am., at the District Lands

Office-Wagin_*80S, 809, 4 acres each, 12 lOs. cad,.

ALBANY.31st August, 1944, at 2.30 p.nu., at the Court House

Mount Barker_*280, ha. ii'. 33p., 25.


NORSEMAN.31st August, 1944, at 11 am., at the Court House-

NorsclnanTolvn 737, ii., 12 lOs.

NORTHAM.31st August, 1944, at 11.30 am., at the District Lands

Office-Dalwa11inuTown 180, 39.9p., 15.

PERTH.1st September, 1944, at 11 a.m., at the Department of

Lands and Surveys-FremanticTown (Preston Point Road) 1699,1700, ir. each, 60 each.

Greenmonnt"5, 20a. it. 38p., 50; 7, 20a. Or.3p., 50; 11, 20a.

KalainuudaTown 316, ir. 12.21)., 60; 317, it.12.2p, 40.

Marketable timber reserved to Crown. Subject to paynlent for improvements.

Suburban lot for cultivation.Subject to leasehold conditions only and that the

lessee shall not be entitled to convert the lot to feesimple at any futurc date.

The provision of clause 22 of the regulations for thesale or leasing of Town and Suburban lands at auctionshall not apply at the sale of these lots.

All improvements on the land offered for sale are theproperty of the Crown, and shall be paid for as theMinister may direct, whose valuation shall be final andbinding on the purchaser.

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

G. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned leases have been cancelled undersection 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, owing to non-payment of rent or other reasons:

Name, Lease No., District, Reason, Corr. No., Plan.Bagley, W. H.; 347/3337; Swan 2138, 2139, 2140, 2141

and 3281; abandoned; 501/41; 31/80, E2 & 3.Cusack, J. P.; 23541/74; Avon 24547; non-payment of

survey fee; 4173/23; 5/80, C & D3.Hunter, B. S.; License 6872/153; Wiluna 735; aban-

doned; 2726/33; Wilnna Townsite.Mann, J. 0.; 8072/51; Goomalling 59; abandoned;

5365/14; Goomalling.Manuel, L. U.; 347/1795; Victoria 5412, 5599; aban-

doned; 379/38; 89/80, C & Dl & 2.Marshall, C.; 347/1196; Wellington 3014; abandoned;

1952/36; 414B/40, El.Public Trustees, Administrators for J. Wallace;

3117/3293; Norscnian 1155; 1 7s. Gd.; 286/41;Norseman.


THE CEMETERIES ACT, 1897.Albany Public Cemetery (Reserve No. 22406)_By-laws.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Cones. No. 1485/94. Perth, 15th August, 1944.

IllS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil, acting uniTer the provisions of the CemeteriesAct, 1897, and the Acts amending the same, has beenpleased to approve of the following by-laws for thecontrol and management of the Albani- Public Cemetery,Reserve No. 22406.


PUBLIC CEMETERY, ALBANYBY-LAWS.By virtue of all powers in that behalf vested in the

trustees of the Albany Public Cemetery, the said trusteesmake the following by-laws:-

All fees and charges payable to the trustees, asset forth in Schedule A, shall be paid at the times andmanner therein mentioned, unless otherwise ordered.

The ''secretary,'' as referred to in these by-laws,means the person fm the time being employed by thetrnstees as the secretary of the Cemeteiy, and such

person shall, subject to the trustees, exercise a generalsupervision and control over all matters pertaining tothe Cemetery and to time carrying out and enforcementof these by-laws, and the direction of such person shallin all cases and for all puiposes be presunied to he andto have been the direction of the trustees.

The ''superintendent,'' as refeired to iii these by-laws, means the person for the time being eniployed bythe trustees as time superintendent of the Cemetery, andsuch person shall, subject to the tiustees, have charge ofthe general care of the Cemetery, the supervision ofthe erection or placuig of monumental work and fix-tures, also time supervision of intermeilts, the opening,closing and dressing of graves, and such other duties asare mentioned in these by-laws om om-dered by thetrustees.

Any person desiring to inter any dead body in theCemetery shall make an application in the form con-tained in Schedule B.

All applications for interment shall be made atthe offices of the tiustees in such time as to allow atleast five working hours' notice being given to thesuperintendent at the Cemetery prior to time time fixedfor burial, otherwise an extra charge shall be made.

The trustees shall cause nil graves to be dug andvaults, brick graves, or graves to be re-opened as andwhen required.

Every coffin shall have upon the lid an approvedmetal plate bearing time name of the deceased stampedor otherwise indelibly inscribed in legible charactemsthereon. Any coffin nut complying with this by-lawwill not be admitted to or be interred in the Cemetery.

S. Every grave shall be at least 7ft. deep at timefirst interment, and no interment shall he allowed inany grave with a less depth than 3ft. from the top oftime coffin to the original surface of the surroundingground.

In the case of an application for interment inany private grave or vault to which the deceased hadno claim during life, the written and verified consentof the grantee shall be handed in with the application.

If application be made foi- an ''interment'' inany grave or vault of time remains of any person otherthan the person to whom the giant was issued, or hisregistered assign, the written and verified consent ofsuch grantee or assignee shall he produced, togetherwith the ''Grant of Right of Bumial.

Should tile grantee be unable to produce theGrant of Right of Burial'' on mak ig application for

a grave to be re-opened, for tIme purposes of interment,through having lost same, time said grantee shall makea sworn declaration to this effect, and shall pay the feefor a copy of such ' ' Grant of Eight of Burial,'' asprescribed iii Schedule A, before time interment takesplace.

No burial shall be allowed to take place in theCemetery, nor shall any coffin be allowed to enter theCemeteiy, unless a certificate from the District Registrarof Deaths that the death has been registered or aCoroner's order for burial is handed to the secretary,at the latest, upon the funeral entering the Cemetery.Should time undertaker or his representative be unableto produce the said certificate from the Registrar, lieshall give a written guarantee to produce same withinthmmee days, and satisfactory reasons nmust be given forthe non-production of such certifiente in the first instance.In default of the production of the said certificatewitlnn three days, the undertaker's license may be sus-pended until such cem-tificate is prodneed. The cei-tificatewill be retained, but tile Coroner's ordei- shall be re-turned to the person delivering the smime.

No interment shall be allowed on Sunday exceptwhen it is certified in writing by a Medical Officer ofHealth, or by a Police Magistrate, or by two Justicesof the Peace, that for sanitary om special religious rea-soils it is necessary or advisable that the burial take placeoim that day.

Unless otherwise ordered the principal entranceto the Cemetery shall be open daily between the hoursof 8 am, and 5 p.m.

The hours for burial shall be as follows Week-daysf torn S am, to 4.30 p.m.; Sundaysf roin 2 p.m. to4.30 1)111., amid 110 burial shall be allowed to take place,nor ally coffin allowed to enter the Cemetery, at anyother hour except by written pci-mission of the trustees.

1(3. The time fixed for auy burial shall he the timeat which the funeral is to arrive at the Cemetery gates,and, if not punctually observed, the undertaker respon-sible shall be liable to a fine of lOs. Gd.

If for any reason the funeral shall, on arrivalat the entrance gates of the Cemetery, remain there formore than 15 minutes prior to proceeding to the grave-side, the undertaker responsible shall be liable to a fineof ten shillings and sixpenee.

Every funeral shall entei' by the principalentrance, and no vehicic, except the hearse and mourn-ing coaches, shall he permitted to enter the Cemetery,or stand opposite the entrance gates. Horses shall nothe allowed to proceed faster than at a walking pacewithin the Cemetery, and shall proceed at and by suchroads as directed by the superintendent or other officerof the trustees from time to time. Ally driver or otherperson failing or neglecting to observe such directionsmay he forthwith expelled from the Cemetery. 7obicycle shall be ridden withia the Cemetery.

If application be made to the trustees to exhumeany corpse for the purpose of examination or identifi-cation, or for the purpose of its being buried elsewherein aecol-dance with the wishes of the deceased or of Insfannls-, an older from tile Governor os the warrant ofa Coroner or of a Justice of the Peace issued in accord-ance with the law autlioi-ising the Board to permit ofthe exhumation must be attached to the applicationfor in.

Children undes- the age of ten years enteringthe Cemetery must be in charge of some iesponsiblepci-soil.

Smoking shall not be allowed witlun tile Ceme-tery, nor any fireworks discharged thei-ein.

No dogs shall be admitted into the Cemetery,and any found there shall be liable to be destroyed.

No person shall remove any plant, tree, shrub,flower (other than withered flowers, which are to beplaced in the receptacles provided by the trustees forsame), or any article from any grave without first ob-taiilnsg a permit from the trustees os theii- representa-tb-cs.

No pem'son shall pluck any tree, plaiit, shrill), orflower growing in any portion of the Cemetery.

No person shah remove oi- carry out of or attemptto carry out of the Cemetery any tree, plant, shrub,flower, earths or other material without the written auth-ority of the trustees or their representative.

No person shall promote or advertise, or carry onwithin the Cemetery any trade, business, or calling,either by solicitation, distribution of cireulars, by cardsor otherwise, or by any other system of advertisementwhatsoever, without the written consent of the trusees,and any person infringing this by-law shall he expelledfrom the Cemetery.

2.7. No person employed by al under the trusteesshall be pernntted to accept any gratuity whatever, norshall he be pecuniarily interested iii any work in theCemetery, other than the relnulleration he 1-eceives fromthe trustees, and ally such person pi-oved guilty ofaccepting any gratuity, or being pecuniarily interestedin any such work, shall be liable to sumnlnary dismissal.

Any person desiring to place or erect, or to alteror add to ally monnnient, tombstone, or eisclosure ill anypart of the Censetes-y must first obtain the is-ritten con-sent and approval of the trustees, and otherwise complywith section 23 of the Act ((31 Vict., No. 23).

Every tombstone, monument, or enelosui-e shallhe placed on propel and substantial foundations, which,f i'eqnired by the trustees or their officers, shall extend

to the bottom of the grave.i0. The materials used in every such erection shall

be subject to the approval of the superintendent orother offices- appointed by the trustees, and any materiall-e3ected shall be insniediately removed from the Ceme-tery by the contractor for the erection. All refuse andutliel- rubbish remalning after any work is completedshall be immediately remnoved from the Cemetery by theCC50ll causing the same.

Should any work by masons or others be notcompleted before a Sunday, they shall be required toleave the work in a neat and safe condition, to thesatisfaction of the superintendent.

Monumental masons and other tradesmen silall,before commencing any work within the Cemetery, de-posit with the secretamy to the trustees the sum of one

pound (il) winch shall be forfeited if the provisionsof either of the two preceding by-laws be not compliedwith to the satisfaction of the superintendent.

All material required in the erection and com-pletion of ally work shall, as far as possible, be preparedbefore being taken to the Cemetery; and all materialsrequired by tradesmen shall be admitted at such entranceas the snperintendent shall dlil-ect, and no vehicle con-veying ally such niaterials with wheels less than fourniches broad shall be permitted to enter the Cemetery.No sand, earth oi- other material shall be taken fromany part of the Cenieter for use in the erection ofany nionumuent or svoi-k except with the written approvalof the tiustees.

No catacomb shall be allowed.Monumental masons shall not be permitted to

carry n work within the Cemetery during other thanthe 110111-s specified for the opening and closing of thegates on w-eek days, Saturday and Sunday excepted,when no work is to he done floni noon Saturday to theopening of gates 011 the Monday morning, without thewritten permission of the trustees.

Subject to the appl-oval of the trustees, eachapplicant for an ''Order for Burial'' shall, within threemonths frons date of the application, enclose thegins-c memitioned ill such application with a kerbing oftiles, slate, or stone, and shall cause to be placed thea-eona unnaber plate bearing the llu,nber of tile grave orvault. TIme kerhing enclosing a grave shall have en-gl-aved thereon in figul-es slot less than two illehies inheight, the number of tIme grave so enclosed. Everygrave, vanit, nlonumnelit., tonibstone, lerhing, or anyother election, shall be maintained and kept in thorougilrepair and proper condition by, and at tile expense oftile grantee. Should the grantee's residence not beknown, or he out of tile State, the trustees to havepolver to do tile work and keep an account against theglailtee. No mounds shall be allowed.

No wooden fence, railing, cross oi other woodenerection shall be ahloss-ed on or around any grave orVallIt.

No trees or shrubs shall be planted on any graveexcept such as shall be approved by the superiatendent.

All workmen, w-hethser employed by tile trusteesor by any othel- person, shall at all times whilst withinthe boundaries of the Cemetery, be subject to the super-vision of the superintendent, and shall obey such thiec-tions as that officer may find it necessary to give; andany workman commnittimlg any breach of these regulationsand by-laws, or i-efus.ing or neglecting to comply svithany directions of time said superintendent, shall be me-moved from tile Cemetery.

Licenses for grave dressing or decorating may beissued by tim tiustees, such licenses to be renewedannually in the momlth of July.

Any person taking pal-t in dressing or attendingto any grave sisahl comply with tile following rules :(a) No rubbish, soil, sand, or other material removedill dressing a grave shall be placed 011 any other grave,and if placed in any adjoining ground shall be removedimnlnediately the work is completed. (b) No sand, soil,oi- loam shall be taken from any portion of tise Ceme-tery for tile purpose of dressing any grave, except withtIme permission of the superintemsdent. (c) The dressingof all graves, and the wheeling and carting of anyinateijal shall be subject to the supervision of the super-ilitemldent. (dl) Work in all eases to be carried on with(lime dispatch, and only durimig regulation hours.

Prior to conducting any interment within timeCemetery or nicking use of the Censetery for any pur-pose connected with interments every undertaker shallpay to the trustees an anmmual fee as prescribed in Sche-dule A and shall at the time of mucking such paymentgive his assemit in writing to such conditions as thetrustees may deem fit to impose. Upon such assent be-lug given, and paymemit of the fee made, lie shall re-ceive a ''Pem-mnit,'' to hold good during good behaviourand until the first day of July followimig, and unless inthe possession of such a ''Permit'' no undertaker shallbe allowed to engage imi or carry out any duty or workwithin the Cemetery.

The trustees may decorate graves from time totime, when desired by the grantee so to do. If thegrantees do not desire the trustees to carry out thiswork, time grantees may either do it themselves or em-ploy any person licensed by the trustees for that purpose.

Atruusp 18, 1944.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. . 707


No person, except the relatives of the deceased,the trustees, or those licensed by the trustees, shall hepermitted to decorate any grave.

If for the purpose of re-opening a grave tiletrustees find it necessary to remove edging tiles, plants,shrubs, etc., from off tile grave, the person so orderingtile re-opening shall iay to the trustees tile charges laiddown in Schedule A.

Notwithstanding anything contained ill the exist-ing by-lairs to the contrary, permission may be grantedto tile Defence Department of the Coutnionwealth toerect headstones on the graves of deceased soldiers with-out payment of any fee.

Free ground may be granted if it is proved totile satisfaction of the trustees (a) that tile deceasedwas a returned soldier, and that lie died as the resultof injuries received in war; and (b) that the relativesof the deceased are in necessitous circuinstniices: Provided that such grant shall be made subject to the con-dition that only the remains of deceased soldiers shallbe interred in the grave.

A plan of the Cemetery showing the distributionof tile land, compartments, sections, situation and num-ber of grave, and a register of all certificates of ''Rightsof Burial,'' shall be kept at the offee.

Any person violating the rules of propriety anddecorum, or committing any iluisanee or trespass, orinjuring any tree, shrub, flower, border, grave or anyerection, or in any way infringing these by-laws, shallbe expelled from the Cemetery.

Any person committing any breach of an by- haivor regulation, or of any other rules, regulations, or by-laws lawfully niade under the authority of any Act relat-ing to cenieteries, shall for every such offence be liableto a penalty not exceeding five pounds, and in case ofa continuing breach a further sum not exceeding onepound for every day during which such breach continues.

Any person committing a breach of any by-lawin the Cemetery shall in addition to being liable to apenalty under any by-law be liable to he forthwith re-moved from the Cemetery by the trustees 01 the suuer-intendent or other employee of the trustees or by anypolice constable. If such person resists removal, orif and as often as such person so removed shall, unlesswith the consent of the superintendent, again enter theCemetery within 24 hours of his removal therefrom,he shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding five pounds.

The foregoing by-laws, with the accompanyingSchedules, were duly framed and presented to a meetingof the Board of Trustees of the Albany Public Ceme-tery held at the Council Ohambers, Albany, on the9th day of June, 1944, and adopted.

C. H. WITTENOOM, Chairman.R. HOLTGHTON, Secretary.


R. H. DOIG, Acting Clerk of the Council.

Schedule A.Albany Public Cemetery.

Scale of Fees and Charges payable to the Trustees.On application for an ''Order for Burial,'' the

following fees shall be payable in advance:In open ground s. d.

For interment of any adult iii grave7ft. deep . . . . 150

For interment of any child under 7years of age in grave 7ft. deep 0 LI 0

For interment of any stillborn childin ground set aside for such pur-pose . . . . . . . - 0 6 0

In private ground, including the issueof a grant of ''Right of Burial''

Ordinary land for grave, Sft. x 4ft.,where directed .. . . . . 2 0 0

Ordinary land for grave, Sft. x Sft.,where directed . . . . . . 4 10 0

Ordinary land for grave (extra), 8ft.x ift., where directed . . . . 0 ii 3

Special land for grave, 8ft. x 4ft.,selected by applicant, accordingo position . . . . . 4 0 0

Schedule Acosetiwued.s. d.

Special land for grave, Sft. x Sft.,selected by applicant, accordingto Position . . . . . . 9 0 0

Special land for grave, Sft. x l2ft.,selected by applicant - - . . 13 10 0

Special land for grave (extra), Sft.x ift., selected by applicant, ac-cording to position . . . . 1 2 6

ioi- mtermeut of any adult in grave7ft.deep .. 1 5 0

For interment of ally child under tileage of 7 years in grave 7ft. deep 0 15 0

If graves arc required to be sunkdeeper than 7ft., the following ad-ditional charges shall he pay-able:

For first additional foot . . U 5 UFor second additional foot . - 0 7 6For third additional foot . . 0 10 UAnd so on in proportion for

each additional foot.(e) Re-opening an ordinary glave-

For each interment of all adult - - 1 5 UFor each interment of a child under

seven years of age - - - - 0 15 0For each interment of a stillborn child 0 7 15

Re-opening a brick glare -- - - 1 5 0Re-opening a vaultAccording to work

required, from . . . . - - 1 10 0Extra charges-

Foi each interment in open ground,without due notice under by-law 3 () 10 6

For each interment in private ground,without due notice under by-law 3 1 1 U

For each interment, not in usualhours, as prescribed by by-law 11 0 10 6

For late arrival at Cemetery gates offuneral, as per by-law 12 - - 0 1 0 6

For late moving off froln entrancegates of funeral as per by-law 13 0 10 6

Fm each interment on a Sunday - - 0 10 0Minister's fee for each interment - - 0 7 6Extra for exhumation . . . - 1 1 0Re-opcnuig grave for exhumation

Adult - . . . - - . . 1 5 0Child under seven years .. . . 0 15 0

Re-mterrnent ill new glare after ex-llumation

Adult - - .. - - - - 1 5 0Cluld under seven years .. - . 0 15 0

2. MiscellaneousFor permission to erect a headstone

on 7ft. foundation . 110iom- perunssion to erect a lleadstone 0 10 6Fom permission to erect a small head-

stone not exceeding 2ft. Gin, inheight and 5 in value 050

For permission to erect a monument 220For permission to erect a headstone

or monument over any brickgrave or vault - - . - . - 220

For permission to enclose irith a kerban Sft. x 4ft. grave - . . - 026

For each additional 8ft. x 4ft. grave 026(Plus a super-charge on all mem-orial work erected, including let-tering, of 5 per cent, on the costof same exceeding tile amount ofFifty (50) pounds.)

For permission to erect any nameplate .. . - - - . - 0 2 6

For use of iron number plate or label 0 5 0For dse of iron number plate or label

for stillborn grave - - . - 0 1 6For name plate for still-born coffin 0 5 0For hire of coffin bier - - - . . - 0 2 6For Undertaker's License (per an-

Hula) .. . - . . - - 2 2 0For 1-emoving and replacing edging

tiles on an 8ft. x 4ft. grave re-c1uu-ed to be re-opened - . . - 0 2 6

For removal and replanting grass,shrubs, plants, etc., Oil an Sft. x4ft. grave required to he re-opened - . . - - 0 5 0

AUGUST 18, 1944.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \V.A. 709

Schedule Aoontisvued.

Schedule B.Application No.

Albany Public Cemetery.FORM OF INSTRUCTION FOR GRAVE AN])

APPLICATION FOR BIJHIAL.Answers to the following Questions to be supplied at the

tinie of making Application.Date of Application , 19.

Name of DeceasedAge of time Deceased Date when death

occurredLate Place of Residence of time DeceasedPlace where death occurredFlank or Occupation of Deceasedihirthplace of the DeceasedNature of the disease os supposed cause of Teat!,What Denominatioisal ground\Viiat Compartment What SectionNo. of Grave on PlanIs it a public grave Is it a private graveIs the ground to be selected by Applicant or by

TrusteesSizc of groundIs a grant required, and if so, to whomIf already granted, give No. of Grant anti Name of

GranteeLength and width of Coffin Depth of graveIs it the first interment in the grave Date

of last interment in the graveDay of BurialAt what hour, and if usual or extraName of minister or person to officiate at graveFrom where is funeral to startNanse of imdertakerName in full and signature of person making applica-

tionOccupationA ddressApplication received this day of 19.

at o'clock m

Secret a rv.References: No. of Order No. of ReceiptNo. of Grant No. in Register of Burials

I, the undersigned, certify that a coffin purporting tocontain time above remains, was interred in the aboveground on the day of , 19.at o'clock ma

Superintendent.

Schedule C.No.

No. of ApplicationNo. of ReceiptNo. in Burial Regr

Albany Public Cemetery.GRANT OF RIGHT OF BURIAL.

BY virtue of tile Cemeteries Act, 1897, the Trusteesof the Albany Public Cemetery, in consideration of thesum ofpaid to them byhereinafter called the Grantee, ofhereby grant to the said Grantee tile right of buryingbodies in that piece of grousid eight feet long by

feet broad, lyiug within the portion of the saidCemetery appropriated for the burial of adiserents tothe Church, and numberedConipartasent Section oil till,plan of the Cemetery made in pursuance of time said Act.

TO HOLD the same to the said Grantee for the periodof fifty years, from the date hereof, for purpose ofburial only.

This grant is issued subject to all by-lan-s and regula-tious, now and hereafter in force, made, or to be madeunder the above Act, or ally future Act or Acts.

IN WITNESS whereof the Consrnon Seal of the saidTrustees was hereto affixed at a meeting of the afore-said Trustees held on the day of 19.

On behalf of the Trustees of the Albany PublicCemetery.

Cha irnmass.Secretary.

EnteredThis Grant must he produced before time grave can be

re-opened.

THE CEMETERIES ACT, 1397.1-lines Hill Public Cemetery (Reserve No. 11108).

Department of Lands anti Surveys,Corres. No. 8665/07. Perth, 15th August, 1944.

IllS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Exe,-u iveCouncil has been pleased to appoint, nuder the provi-sions of the Cemeteries Act, 1897, amid the Acts aumcsmd-big the same, the Merredin Road Board to be a boasdto massage and control Hines Hill Cemetery Reserve No.11108, and to cancel the appointments of Messrs. L. 51.Henderson, A. C. W. Forbes, P. J. Fitzpatrick and HWhitehead as Trustees of the said cemetery.

G. L. NEEDHAI\I, Under Secretary for Lauds.

THE WORKERS' hOMES ACT, 1911 ANI)AMENDMENTS.

Cancellation of Dedications.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 16th August, 1944.IT is hereby notified that His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to canceithe following dedications under the provisiolms of theWorkers' Homes Act, 1911 :Corr. 405/44MosnmanPark Lot 188; and Corres. No. 251/44FrcmauticTown Lot 1552, to the purposes of the said Act.


CANCELLATION OF RESERVES Nos. 20475 AND9229.

Departincsit of Lasids amid Surveys,Perth, 16th August, 1944.

iT is hereby siotiflcd that Ills Excellency the Lieueaant-Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to ap-pro\'e under section 37 of time Land Act, 1933-1939, oftIme eancellatioss of :Corres. No. 1670/30Reserve20475 ''Timber'' (Nelson Location 3500). (Plasm438B/40, Di) ; aisd Cosr. No. 3774/04, Vol 3Reserve9229 (Avon Location 19395). (Plan 56D/40, B3.)


CHANGE OF PURPOSE OF RESERVE 10385.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Corres. 2112/92. Perth, 16th August, 1944.I-hIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve, under section 37of the Land Act, 1933.1939, of the purpose of reserve10385 (Wungoug Lot 61) being changed from ''Gravel''to ''Public Utility.'' (Plan Wungong Townsite.)

G. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Landi.

AMENDMENT OF AREAS AND BOUNDARIES OF'RESERVE.

Department of Lands amid Surveys,Perth, 16th August, 1944.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of the area andboundaries of the following reserve 16368 being amendedas described iii the Schedules below, for the purposestherein set forth; the area and boundaries previouslypnbhshed in the Goversvmmmeaf Gazette being hereby can-celled:-

5714/08, Vol. 2.NELSON.No. 16368 (Timber). (203a .3s. 'Ip.)

G. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands,

For attending to grave after plant-ing, etc., by grantee-

. d.

Sft. x 4ft. per annum 0 15 08ft. x 8ft. per ai'riuin 5 0

For attending to grave after plant-ing, etc., by grantee, for a termup to 50 years-

Sft. x 4ft. 15 0 08ft. x 8ft. 25 0 0

For making a search in register 0 0 6For copy of by-laws and regulations 0 ii 6

710 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [AUGUST 18, 1944.

AMENDMENT OF BOUNDARIES OF RESERVE22258.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. 489/41. Perth, 14th August, 1944.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve, under section 37of the Land Act, 1933-1939, of the boundaries of reserve22258 being amended to conform to the position asdescribed in the schedule hereunder :-

Schedule.All that portion of land comprising part of the preseilt

reserve and part of Hay Location 1824, bounded by linescommencing on the latter's northern, boundary '7 chains7.6 links from its north-cast corner and extending (asshown on Diagram No. 59820) 9lcicg. 21mm. 8 chains33 links, 287deg. 21mm. 12 chains 0.4 links, l7deg. 2].mm. S chains 33 links; thence iO7deg. 21mm. 12 chains0.4 links to the starting point. (Plan 444/80.)


RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 16th August, 1944.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to set apart as Public Reservesthe land described in the Schedules below for the pur-poses therein set forth.

55 6/40.COCKBURN SOUND-No. 22426 (Water-protection

of pipe line) .-Location No. 981 (lr. S.6p.). DiagramOP. 5351. (Plan 341C/40.) Reserve 22106 is herebyreduced.

334/44.COCI BURN SOUND-No. 22427 (Recreation).-

Location 948 (10a.). (Plan 1D/20, SE.)


RESERVE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 16th August, 1944.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to set apart as a Public Reservethe land described in the Schedule below for the pur-posh therein set forth.

9564/13.CORRIGIN.-No. 22428 (Water).-Lot No. 7 (ir.).

(Plan Corrigin Townsite.)

G. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretory for Lands.

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 16th Angust, 1944.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theunderinentioned lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by public auction, as prosnded bythe Land Act, 1933-37, at the following upset prices:-

Applications to be lodged at Perth.10257/10, Vol. 3.CORRIGIN.-Town, 10, 79 and 124 (ir. each), 20

each.

1573/17, Vol. 4.KALGOORLIE.-Tow-u, 2193 and 2348 (ir. each),

3265 (3O.3p.), 1318 (ir. lip.), 12 lOs. each; 2504(ir. iSp.), 15, and 1599 (ir.), 20; subject to build-Dig conditions and no freehold.

Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referred toare now obtainable at this office and the offices of thevarious Government Land Agents.


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING RESERVE No. 21347.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Grazing Purposes.Section 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1939.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corres. 53/35. Perth, 18th August, 1944.

APPLICATIONS for the leasing of the land comprisedwithin reserve 21347 (situated about one mile south ofDarlington), containing about 470 acres, are invited.The above reserve will be available for leasing under

section 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, for a term offive years. No timber is to be destroyed or removedand iso compensation to be paid for improvements.Applications for the above accompanied by one yeas- 'srent (the amount being fixed at the rate of three poundsper annum) endorsed ''Tender for Leasing Reserve21347'' shown on public plan 1 C/20 N W Glen ForrestLocality and addressed ''Under Secretary for Lands,''must be lodged at the Lands Office- on or before Wed-ncsdav, 6th September, 1944. All applications lodgedon or before that date will be treated as having beenreceived on that date. (Plan 1C/20 N W Glen ForrestLocality.)


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder Part V. of time Land Act, 1933-1939, and theregulations appertaining thereto, subject to the pro-visions of the said Act.

Applications must be lodged not later than the datespecified, but may be lodged before such date, if sodesired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andif thiei-e are more applicants than one for any block, thenpphieation to be granted will be determined by the LandBoard. Should any lands remain unselected such willcontinue available until applied for or otherwise dealtivith.

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

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

All marketable timber, iisclnthng sandalwood andmallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the provisionsof clause 18 of the regulations.

SCHEDULE.

WEDNESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, 1944.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Peel Estate (about 6 miles east of Kornup).Open under Part V. of thy Land Act, 1933-1939 as

modified by Part VIII.Con-. 1240/38. (Plan 341D/40 C4.)Lot 374; area 102a. 2r. 38p.; purchase money 285;

half-yearly instalments first five yeas-s interest only:to returned soldiers at 4 per cent. p.a.-f6 Ss. 3d.,to civilians at 5 per cent. pa-fl 2s. 6d.; half-yearlyinstalments over the balance 35 years including prili-cipal and interest: to returned soldiers at 4/ per cent.p.a.-f7 18s. lid., to civilians at 5 per cent, pa.-8 Os. id.; subject to the conditions applying to thisestate, being F. J. Sweetman's forfeited lease 347/1952.

Kojonnp District (about 10 miles north-west ofBadjebup).

Corr. No. 1312/29. (Plan 408D/40, BC4, 417A/40,DC 1.)

Locations 3109, 6708, 6711, 7455 and 8351, containing1325a. 3r. l4p., at 5s. 3d. per acre; classification page24 of 1312/19; exempt from road rates for two yearsfroni date of approval, being J. Matthews forfeitedlease 68/2626.

WEDNESDAY, 30th AUGUST, 1944.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about four miles north of Hines Hill).Corr. No. 6842/20. (Plan 25/80, E2.)Location 15618, containing 1,000a., at 3s. 6d. per

acre; classification page 8 of 6842/20; and location15638, containing 831a., at 4s. 9d. per acre; classifica-tion page 59 of 10112/09; location 15638 subject toAgricultural Bank indebtedness; being J. H. Hardie 'sforfeited leases 13092/68 and 1.5740/68.

AUGTJST 18, 1944.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 711

WEDSDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER, 1944.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about two miles south of Manmanning).Corr. No. 3774/04, Vol. 3. (Plan 56D/40.)Locations 19395 and 19396, containing 135a. 3r. Gp.,

and about 300a., respectively, at 3s. 9d. per acre, includingsurvey fee.

Kojonup District.Corr. No. 811/43. (Plan 408D/40.)Location 8768, cositaining 4a. 2r. 38p.; available at a

purchase price of 5.

Nelson District.Corr. No. 5714/08. (Plan 439B/40.)Location 11863, containing USa. Or. 36p., at iSs. per

acre, including survey fcc.

Neisosi District.Corr. No. 1670/30. (Plan 438B/40, Dl.)Location 3500, containing 216a. U. 36p., at 4s. Gd.

p acre, including survey fee.

Plantagenet District (about 15 nules north-east ofNarrikup).

Corr. No. 841/41. (Plan 451/SO, D & El.)Location 4902, containing 400a. lr. lOp., at 5s. 9d. per

acre; classification page 5 of 841/41; exenspt from roadrates for two years front date of approval and subjectto timber conditions; being C. J. V. Moir 's forfeitedlease 365/1009.

C. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

PASTORAL LAND.Open nndei' Part VI. of the Land Act, 1933-1939.

WEDNESDAY, 25th OCTOBER, 1944.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Kimberhey Division-Fitzroy District (abont 20 milessouth-cast of Derby).

File No. 480/41. (Plan 135/300.)The area of unsurveyed laud contaiising about 130,399

acres adjoining the east boundary of Pastoral Lease396/506 and being the laud comprised in C. J. Kelly'scancelled application.

LANI) OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part VI. of the Land Act, 1933-1939.

IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be available for selection under Part VI. of theLand Act, 1933-1939, on and after the date specified.

WEDNESDAY, 8th NOVEMBER, 1944.Dauspier District-Kimberley Division.

The whole of late pastoral lease No. 396/624, togetherwith all that portion of vaeant Crown land bounded bylines commencing on the easterismost boundary of saidlate lease 150 chaimss from its north-east corner andextending east to the western shore of King Sound;thence northward along said shore to the south-eastcorner of reserve No. 1834; thence west about 1900chains to the production north of the westernmost boun-dary of said late lease; thence south along said produc-tion to the north-west corner of the said late lease;thence east along the north and south along part of theeasterumost boundary of late lease aforesaid to thestarting point. Area about 140,000 acres. (Plan135/300.)

(5. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1941.WHEREAS Erie Farleighi being the owner of landovei or along which the undermentioned road, in theUPPER BLACKWOOD Road District passes, hasapplied to the Upper Blackwood Road Board to closethe said road, wlsicli is more particularly describedhereunder, that is to say:-

10198/0 7.B. 474.-All tisat portion of Road No. 3060 commenc-

ing at tile north-west corner of Nelson Location 1307nd extending east along part of its ssorth bonisdary

for a distance of 11 chains 46.5 links, (Plan 43SA/40,C2.)

WHEREAS Samuel Farnser and Otto Daniel Rammnbeing tile owners of land over or along which theundernientioned road, in the DUMBLEYUNG RoadDistrict passes, have applied to the Dumbleyung RoadBoard to close the said road, which is more particu-larly described lsereunder, that is to say:-

3459/15.D. 2S3.-All that portion of Road No. 5322 passing

along the south boundaries of Williams Locations 6858,6855 and 1740; from a surveyed road at the south-western corner of the first mentioned location, to thenorth-east corner of location 11594. (Plan 40S/80, D3.)

WHEREAS A. F. Booth, C. 1'. Mechkaris, C'. D. Miheit-t.is, B. Honekamp, J. Crawley, B. L. F. Pearce andC. 1-I. Selliek, being tIle ow-ners of laild over oralong which tile undernsentioned road, in tile MAN-.JIMUP Road District passes, have applied to thei\1animup Road Board to close time said road, whichis more particularly described hereunder, tilat is tosay:-

12432/OS.31. 4-28.-Tile surveyed roi' d (hci tIp the w-hmole of road

No. 7903 and portion of toad No. 309) passing alongtile nol'tllcrn boundary of Nelsoll locatioti 11113, thesouth-eastern boundary of location 6796 and southernboundaries of locations 8253, 7821, 7822 and 97S2;from a surveyed toad at the north-west corner of thefirst illeati011ed location to t li,le draWli betw'ee,l tileeastern corner of tile last ,mleIltiOued location and tilewestern side of road No. (5881 on the northern boun-dary of location 992 (exc-ept where crossed by roadNo. 6576). (Plan 442B/40, F & Fl.)

And whereas such applications have been duly pub-lished in tile Government Gazette; and whereas tile saidBoards have assented to tile said apphcatioiss; andwhereas the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Councilhas confirmed tile said assents, it is hereby notifiedthat tile said Roads are closed.

Dated tiliS 16th day of August, 1944.

C. L. NEEDHAM, Under Secretary for Lands.

TIlE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-43.Road Board Elect-ions.

Depnrtisiemst of Public Works,Perth, 17th August, 1944.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accord-alIce with section 92 of tile Road Districts Act, 1919-1943,that tile following gentlemen Ilave been elected Membersof the undermentioned road hoards to liii tile vacanciessllown in the particulars hereunder:-

Date of Election; Member Elected (Surname andChristian Name) ; Ward; Occupation; How vacancyoccurred [(a) Effluxiois of tinle, (b) Resignation,(c) Death] ; Name of Previous Member; Re,narks.

Gingin Road Board.5/8/44; McCormick, Horace William; West; farmer;

(b) ; Francis J. Darch; -.

Mt. Marshall Bond Board.30/6/44; Spalholtz, Francis Jolln; West; storekeeper;

(b) ; Percy Clare; -.

Mt. Margaret itoad Board.15/7/44; llusden, Richnrd Ottley; Beria; engine-driver;

no nomnillations at annual eleetious; A. C. Rymer; -.15/7/44; no nomination; Morgans; -; sio nomination

at annual elections; B. 0. Rusden; -.

Piugelly Road Board.12/8/44; Archer, Fred; Central; farmer; (b) ; J. S.

Greay; unopposed. -

Wyalkatchemn Road Board.22/7/44; Pemsuington, Fred; Central; manager; (b)

Dawson, J. F.

Wickepin Road Board.21/7/44; Lindsey, Edward Donald; North; motor

engineer; (b) ; Tregear, W. H.

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

712 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AUGUST 18, 1944

PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS.Tenders, closing at Perth, 2.30 p.m., Tuesday on dates

mentioned hereunder, are invited for the following:Purchase of Property: Elleker School Quarters; 22nd

August, 1944; conditions may be seen at P.W.D., Perthand Kataiming; Police Stations, Albany and Mt. Barker,from Monday, 31st July, 1944.

Work: Kalgoorlie HospitalNew Quarters for NightNurses (9336); 22nd August, 1944; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.WD., Perth, and atP.W.D., Kalgoorlie, on and after Tuesday, 1st August,1944.

Work :Kalgoorlie School and QuartersRepairs andRenovations (9338) ; 22nd August, 1944; conditions maybe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, andat P.W.D., Kalgoorlie, on and after Tuesday, 8th August,1944.

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are tobe addressed to ''The Hon. the Minister for Works,Public Works Department, The Barracks, St. George 'sterrace, Perth,'' and must be indorsed ''Tender.'' Thehighest, lowest, or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted.

W. S. ANDREW, Under Secretary for Public Works.Perth, 4th August, 1944.

PERTH ROAD BOARD.Appointment of Ranger.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the meeting of thePerth Road Board held on the 30th day of May, 1944,William John White, of 72 Waterloo street, OsbornePark, was authorised to seize and impound any stockfound straying or trespassing upon any street, reserveor unenclosed land within the boundaries of the saidBoard.

W. E. STOOKDALE, Secretary.

MELVILLE ROAD BOARD.PUBLIC notice is hereby given that the resignation ofB. Harvey as Pound-keeper for the Pound No. 2 atCanning Bridge having been accepted, the Melville RoadBoard did by resolution on 8th August, 1944, close thai;pound.

F. W. CANN, Vice Chairman.

THE WATER BOARDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT,1918.

Sandstone Water Area.P.W.W.S. 794/37.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that I-hisExcellepcy the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve under the prorisions of theWater Boards Act Amendment Act, 1918, of a rate of3s. in the on the annual value being mnde and leviedin the Sandstone Water Area by the Sandstone WaterBoard for the year ending 30th June, 1945.

W. S. ANDREW, Under Seeretary for Works.

WATER BOARDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1918.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that lEaExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Councilhas beeii pleased to approve, under tle provisions ofthe Water Boards Act Amendment Act, 1918, of therates in the pound on the annual value as shown beingmade and levied for the year ending the 30th June,1945, in the Water Areas as follows:-

P.W.W.-S. No., Wnter Are:, :,nd Rate.793/37; Pinjarra; two shillings and fourpence.457/37; Quairading; two shillings and sevenpence.

W. S. ANDREW, Under Secretary for Water Supply.Perth, 10th August, 1944.

WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT, 1912-1941.Department of Labour,

Perth, 20th July, 1944.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor has beenpleased, under section 23 of the Workers' CompensationAct, 1912-1941 (as reprinted pinstiant to the Amend-ments Incorporation Act, 1938), to appoint as from10th April, 1944, as members of the Medical RegisterCommittee as constituted under and for the purposes ofthe said Act the followin4:(a) The Honourable Albert

Asher Wolff, Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court ofWestern Australia; (b) Wilfred Lawson Carter of 52Fourth avenue, Mt. Lawley, Company Manager; (e)Geoffrey Francis Keating of 236 Gxford street, Leeder-vihle, Union Secretary; (d) Frank Llewellyn Gill of252 St. George's terrace, Perth, Medical Practitioner;and (e) M. Kasner Moss of 1325 Hay street, WestPerth, Medical Practitiones-.

S. FISHER, Secretary for Labour.

THE MINING ACT, 1904(Regulation 150).

Warden a Office,i'ertli, 8th August, 1944.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goldfleld mentioned hereunder, on the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an orderautlwrising the cancellation of registration of the under-mentioned Mining Tenements, in accordance with reou-hution 180 of the Mining Aet, 1004. An order may issuein the absence of the registered holder, but should hedesire to object- to such order he must, before the datementioned, lodge at the Warden's Office an objectioncontaining the grounds of snch objection, and, on thedate mentioned, the Warden will proceed to hear anddetcrnsine tle same, in accordance with the evidencethen submitted.

(Sgd.) A. 11. TELFER, Warden.

To be ward at the Warden's Court, Mines Depart-nient, Perth,, on Wednesday, the 20th On of September,1944.

Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of RegisteredHolder, Address, Reason for Resumption.

OUTSIDE PROCLAIMED GOLDFIELD.Mineral Claims.

3 ii-lMihlars ' Timber and Trading Company, Ltd.;Perth non-payment of rent.

6211Millars' Timber and T1ading Company, Ltd.;Perth; non-payment of rent.

781-1-11. L. Brisbane and Wnnderlich, Limited; Perth;non-payment of rent.

1081-IMillers' Timber and Trading Company, Ltd.;Perth; non-payment of rent.

1091-IIl. L. Brisbane and Wunclerlichi, Limited; Perth;non-payment of rent.

17711Walters, Islwyn; Boebonrite ; mon-payment ofrent.

23911Johns, Norman Gordon; South Perth; non-payment of rent.

2101-iBriggs, Albert James uu Albert Edward; Pin-waning; non-payment of rent.

24111I-I. L. Bi-isbane and Wunderlieh,, Limited; Perthnon-payment of rent.

247HLinton, Johisi Barrow; Perth; non-payment ofrent.

24811Walters, Isiwyn; ihlocbonrne; lion-payment ofment.

24911Walters, Islwyn; Boebonrne; non-payment ofrent.

25011Walters, Islwyn; Roebourne; non-payment ofrent.

25411King, Walter Percy; Maddington; lion-paymentof rent.

2581-1Fennell, Walter G.; Marehagee; lion-payment ofrent.

25911Bryant, Frank Ringol; Murchiagee; mioli-p1ymne1itof rent.

26311Stein, Karl; Nunyerry: non-payment of mont.2741-1Saunders (jr.), G. B.; Baandee; non-payment of

rent.27511Saunders (jr.), G. B. Baandcc; non-payment of

rent.27611Saunders (jr.), G. 11.; Baaiidee; mmon-paymcnt ot

rent.280HSaundeis (jr.), G. B.; Btmandee; non-payment of

rent.282HFennehl, Walter 0., Bryant, Fm-ank Ringol;

Marchagee; non-payment of rent.2S311Fennell, Walter G., Bryant, Frank Riugol;

Marchmagee; non-payment of rent.28411Associated Engineers' Corporation, Limited;

Perth; non-payment of rent.28511Leach,, Winifm-ed May; East Wamsneroo; non-

paylilelit of rent.

WESTERN A IJSTRA LIAN GOVERNMENT TENDEIi BOARD.Accepted Tenders.

Tenders for Governmeni Supplies.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned until 2' 15 p.m. on thedate of closing.

Tenders must be properly indorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Murray street, Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.

Dated the 17th August, 1944. G. L. NEEDHAM, Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

fenderBoardNo.

Date. Contractor.Sche-duleNo.

- Particulars. Departmentconcerned. Rate.

1944.335/44 Aug. 11 Comet Motors, Ltd. .. ilOs,

1944Purchase and Renovai of Sec.

ond-hand Manchester Truck,4 cyl., as per Item 1

Perth Hospital ... for 37 lOs.

384/44 do. Southern Cross Wind-mill & Engine Co.,Ltd.

ll9,1944

Pumping Unit comprising :1 in. Southern Cross PowerPump, Fig. 2163, Sin, borex 5 in. stroke and 1 in.

Public Works ... for 67 8s.

Southern Cross Vertical PetrolEngine, Mark AXC., withPulley, etc., as per Item2, F.O.R. Perth

397/44 do. J. & C. Lyons &. Co. 125A,1944

One (1) only "Bothwell"Wonder Heater, Hot Water

do. ... for 60 l2s. Gd.

Boiler, 40-gallon capacity,as per Item 1, plus Crating,delivered F.O.R. Perth

264/44 Aug. 14 K. G. Luke Pty., Ltd. SlA,1944

Mortuary Equipment for PerthHospital, as per Item 1,delivered at New Perth Hos-pital

do. .. for 1,390.

343/44 do. Hume Steel, Ltd.... 103A,1944

Manufacture of Steel Pipes,44- in. ext. dia. concrete-lined,from plates to be supplied by

Metropolitan \VaterSupply

Department, as follows :-Item 1Pipes, a.pprox ... ... . . 14s. lOd. per ft

4,500 lin. feetItem 2Slip-on Sockets,

applox. 69 onlyItem 3Pipes, approx

.. - ... . . lOs. Gd. each.

l4s. lOd. per ft4,500 lin. ft.

Item 4 Slip-on Sockets,approx. 69 only

.. - - - . -. lOs. Gd. each.Delivery on lorries at Works

Date ofAdvertising. Schedule No. Supplies required.

Date ofClosing.

1944. 1944.Aug. 10 135A, 1944 Firewood, 3,500 cords, for No. 4 Pumping Station, Merredin ......... Aug. 24Aug. 10 136A, 1944 Woodworking Machinery for Fremantle Technical School, comprising :-

Motorised Emery Grinder, Buzzer, Wood Lathe, Circular Saw Bench,and Circular Saws 18 in. and 20 in. diameter Aug. 24

Aug. 10 139s, 1944 Hearth Cooling Plates, Cast Iron, 10 on]y for Blast Furnace, Charcoal Ironand Steel Industry Aug. 24

Aug. 17 138A, 1944 F.A.Q. to P.W. Chaff, as required during period from 1st September to 31stOctober, 1944 Aug. 24

July 20 liLt, 1944 Skip Winch, complete with Motor, Instrument Panel, and all ElectricalInstruments and Accessories ... Extended to

Aug. 31July 20 114A, 1944 Blower Units, complete, 2 only, to be of "Roots" type, belt driven, and

complete with puJley Sept. 14July 20 115A, 1944 Pumping Units, complete, 2 only. Pumps to be centrifugal type with casings

and impellers of cast iron, D.C. to and mounted in same bedp]ate withElectric Motor, which is to be either of Autosynchronous or CompensatedInduction type. Pumps to take 1,000 gallons per minute of clean freshcirculating water from condenser and to deliver to sprays in cooling tower.Electric PowerA.C. 3-phase 50-cycle 440-V. ... Sept. 14

July 20 T1GA, 1944 Steam RaIsing PlantManufacture, Supply, Delivery, Erection, and Testingat Maker's Works and at Charcoal Iron Plant, Wundowie, W.A.; Paintingand putting into service and maintenance thereof for period of 12 monthsof two (2) Steam Boilers and Steel Chimney, together with Accessories andEquipment Extended to

Sept. 14Aug. 17 140s. 1944 Steel Dust CatcherManufacture, Supply, Delivery, and Erection of at

Wundowie Charcoal Iron Works Sept. 14July 27 l23A, 1944 Power Generating Plant, comprising Manufacture, Supply, Delivery, Erection,

and Testing at Maker's Works and at Charcoal Iron Works, Wundowie,W.A., of Steam Turbine-driven A.C. Generator Set, Switchboard, and allAccessories and Instruments Sept. 21

For Sale by Tender.Aug. 10 137A, 1944 Fundum Shovel, Second-hand, driven by Fordson Engine and Transmission,

bucket yd. capacity, boom 12 ft., rack 8 ft., as it now stands at P.W.D.Plant Depot, Jewell street, East Perth, where inspection may be made Aug. 24

X1:ULTs'r 15, 1944.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 713

714 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AtJGLTST 18, 1944.

Department of Agriculture,Perth, 16th August, 1944.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor has beenpleased to approve of the appointment of ConstableIvan William Stewart, No. 164S, as Inspector underthe Brands Act, 1904-35, and the Stock Diseases Act,1895.

G. K. BARON I-lAY, Under Secretary for Agriculture.

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 16th August, 1944.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatthe names of the nndermentjoned Ministers have beenduly renioved from the register in this office of Miii-isters registered for the Celebration of Marriagesthroughout the State of Western Australia:-R.G. No., Date, Denomination and Name, Residence,

Registry District.

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH.77/42; 11/7/44; Pastor Evan Parkinson Evans; 75

Harold street, Perth; Perth.ChURCH OF ENGLAND.

56/43; 21/4/44; Rev . Jolni Howard Richardson, B.A.,B.D., TILL.; Guildford Grammar School, Guildford;Swan.

R. J. LITTLE, Acting Registrar General.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Notice of Change of Situation of Registered Office.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered Office ofThe Adelaide Steamship Company, Limited, has been re-moved from Steamship Buildings, 168 St. George's ter-race, Perth, and is now situate at 12 Mouatt street, Fre-mantle, and is open to the public between the hours of9 n.m. and 5 p.m. ois week days except on Saturdaysand on Saturdays between the hours of 9 am, and noon.

Dated this 1st day of August, 1944.

B. H. MICI{ELMORE, Manager for Western Australia.Hardwick, Slatterv & Gibson, of Victoria House, St.

George's terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the Company.

ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT, 1895.WE, Redmond Prendiville, the Roman Catholic Bishopfor the time being of the Archdiocese of Perth, andThomas Haugh, Roman Catholic Priest for the timebeiisg in charge of the Parish of Fremantle, beingtrustees of Catholic Mission to Seamen, do hereby givenotice that we are desirous that suds mission should beincorporated under the provisions of the AssociationsIncorporation Act, 1895.

REDMOND PRENDIVILLE.THOMAS HAUGH.

The following is a copy of the Memorial intended tobe filed in the Supreme Court under the provisions ofthe said Act: -

Name of the InstitutionCatholic Mission toSeamen.

Object or purpose of the Institntiou(1) to pro-vide, furnish and fit out with all necessary furnitureand other equipment and maintain and manage aCatholic Mission to Seamen, caring for the physical,intellectual, religious, moral, social and educational well-being of seamen in the Port of Freinantle and in anyother port or ports iss Western Australia. (2) To pur-chase freehold property in the Port of Freuiantle andto furnish, fi't out and maintain the same as a CatholicMission to Seamen, and to purchase, fit out and maintainproperties in any other ports in Westeris Australia forthe like purpose. (3) To do other things incidental orconducive to the attainment of the above objects.

Where situated or establishedQueen Victoriastreet, Fremanthc.

The name or names of the trustee or trnstees-Redmond Prendiville and Thomas Haugh.

In whom the management of the Institution isvested and by what means (whether by deed, settlement,or otherwise)In the abovenamed trustees who are per-manent members of the mission and by virtue of therules of the mission.HARD WICK, SLATTERY & GIBSON, Bank of

Adelaide Chambers, Fremantle, Solicitors forCatholic Mission to Seamen.

NOTICE is hereby given tisat the Partnership here-tofore subsisting between us the undersigned RoderickConrad Smith and Milford Desmond Smith, carryingon business as Farmers at East Beverley lias beendissolved by mutual consent as from the 1st day ofJuly, 1944.

Dated this 9th day of August, 1944.H. CONRAD SMITH.

MILFORD D. SMITH.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of tile Will of Jane Cummings Judd, alsoknown as Jane Cummings Stewart Judd, formerlyof 6 Lane street, Perth, but late of the Home ofPeace, Hammcrsley road, Subiaco, in the State ofWestern Australia, Widow, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims os demands against the Estateof the abovenamed deceased are requested to send par-ticulars thereof in writing to the Executor, EdwardIsaac Middleton, care of Messrs. Hughes & Brockman,of 201-204 CML. Buildings, St. George's terrace,Perth, iii the said State, Solicitors, on or before the18th day of Septensber, 1944, after whieh date the assetsof the said deceased will be distributed among thepersons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claimsand demands of which he shall thea have had notice.

Dated this 9th day of August, 1944.

i[UGI-IES & BIIOCKMAN, Solicitors for the Executor,201-204 CML Buildings, St. George's terrace, Perth.

IN THE SUPREME GOURT OF WESTERNAUSTJiAL1AP1IO]3ATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of thy Will and Estate of Thomas Pugh,formerly of Wilcox street, Chidlow, but late of 10Park street, Kalgoorlie, in the State of WesternAustralia, Engine-driver, deceased.

ALL claims or demands against the Estate of above-named deceased must be sent in writing to the Adminis-trator with,

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