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No. 1961 CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 11TH CCTOBER. [1945.

Government House, Canberra.

2nd October, 1945.

HE KING has been graciously pleased to approve of the following appointments and awards:-

For brave conduct and meritorious services rendered in, New

Guinea and the island Territories during the enemy invasion in 1942;

To BE MEMBERS OF THE CIVIL DIVISION OF THE MOST

EXCELLENT ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMI'IRE.

Mrs. Gladys Henrietta Loveday Baker. (Later Lieu- tenant, A.A.M.W.S.)

Mr. Frank Holland. (Now Lieutenant, A.I.F.) Mr. George Harold Rodney Marsland (Now Flight Lieu-

tenant, R.A.A.F.)

COMMENDATION ( CIVIL ) ( POSTHUMOUS) .

Mr. Lincoln John Bell. (Later Lieutenant, R.A.N.V.R.) Mr. Albert Reginald Colander. (Later Sub- Lieutenant,

R.A.N.V.R.)

COMMENDATION (CiviL) .

Mr. Kenneth Cunningham Douglas. Now Lieutenant, R.A.N.V.R.)


14th .September, 1945.

HE KING has been graciously pleased to approve of the following awards: -

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES. For bravery in action in the Southwest Pacific Area:

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER.

Lieutenant- Colonel Thomas Joseph Daly, O.B.E., SX1436. Lieutenant -Colonel Frank Henry Sublet, M.C., WX1598.

BAB TO MILITARY CROSS.

Captain Ronald Henry Christian, M.C., WX3093.

MurrARY Coss. Captain William Alexander Sheldon Whyte, DX149. Lieutenant Burton Ernest Dawes, NX101643. Lieutenant Norman Russell Ham, QX6500. Lieutenant Lance Albert Kent, NX137809. Lieutenant Alan Frederick McDougall, SX11003. Lieutenant Bruce Edward Daniel Robertson, NX15540. Lieutenant Albert Dennis Keith Sullivan, VX5035. Lieutenant Graham. Mariott Thorp, NX58197.

DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL.

Sergeant Richard Osborne McLaughlin, NX41 Corporal Arthur Andrew Evans, 8X10404. Lance -Corporal Ronald Francis Grigg, NX9,904 Private Hubert Vincent Hill, WX12808.

MILITARY MEDAL.

Warrant Officer Class II Ronald 'Warwick illson, SX1708.

Sergeant Guss William Campbell, WX2066. Sergeant Kelvin Ivor Palmer, NX16592. Corporal John Mullins, QX15555. Private (Acting Corporal) William mues anon -,

8X20342. Lance -Corporal Raymond George Clarke, NX90

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Private Hugh Francis Douglass, NX90322. Private Reginald Mervyn Fletcher, NX110368. Private Robert George Hull, WX33160. Private Frederick William Langford, 8X20930. Private Athol James Martin, QX56046. Private John Seniler, WX20219.

Goveraannent House, Canberra.

20th September, 1945.

(n HE KING has been graciously pleased to approve of the 1 following awards:-

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES. Por bravery and distinguished services in the Southwest

Pacifie Area: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER.

Lieutenant- Colonel George Radford Warfe, M.C., VX186. Lieutenant William Chevily Woodward, VX114949.

BAR TO MILITARY CROSS.

Lieutenant Lawrence Sherlock Proby, M.C., VX102654.

Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant

MILITARY CROSS,

Lawrence Edwin Forsyth,- SX8091. Henry Winston Gay, VX143577. Ronald Gordon Scott, SX11347. John Edward Travers, NX57155. Herbert Raymond Ward, VX36223.

DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL.

Corporal Albert Donald Bassett, VX.141784. Lance -Corporal Arthur Reginald Riedy, QX21I.98. Private Richard Robert. Walters, WX21015.

MILITARY MEDAL.

Staff- Sergeant Harold Robert Taylor, VX144702. Sergeant William Ledgerwood, VX4648. Sergeant Robert Richard Vaughan, NX30624. Sergeant Louis Henry Weinberg, VX4492. Sergeant Royce Stairmond Whatley, VX103648. Corporal Ralph Augustus George Gorringe, VX16424. Corporal Clarence Ralph Hockey, SX14615. Corporal James Richardson, NX85555. Lance -Corporal Arthur Joseph Megson, QX2439. Private ( Acting Corporal) Walter Lawrence Oshyer.

QX59361. Private William Richard Ingram, QX59153. Private Charles Francis Jordan, Q270823. Gunner Robert James Lee, VX65555. Private Frank Hortle Price, VX113046.


4th October, 1945.

THE KING has been graciously pleased to approve of the following awards:-

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES. For brave conduct and sterling work as members of a hospital

staff at Derna from Aprii to August, 1941, whilst in enemy hands:

MENTION IN DESPATCHES.

Corporal Patrick Flynn, QX6587. Private Sydney Ernest Hodder, NX981 &.

Ms. 3d.; Yearly, 32s. 6d.

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For brave conduct and meritorious services whilst in enemy hands in both, Crete and Germany:

MENTION IN DES. ATUHES. Captain Max Mayrhofer, WX3351. Stiff-Sergeant Keith Francis Lawrence, WX3509. Staff- Sergeant Allan Edgar Bowey, SX8460.

Government Souse, Canberra.

íj1 HE KING has been graciously pleased to grant unrestriced 1 permission for the wearing of the following Decoration which has been conferred on the undermentioned member of the Australian Military Forces in recognition of services rendered in the cause of the Allies: - Conferred by the Queen of dale Netherlands:

CROSS or A COMMANDER OF THE ORDER OF THE OBANJE- NAASAU.

Colonel (Temporary Brigadier) John Rowistone Steven- son, D.S.O., NX49.

THE GOVERNOR- GENERAL HAS RECEIVED ADVICE THAT HIS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED

OF THE FOLLOWING AWARDS -21st September, 1945: - ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.

For courage, skill and devotion to duty: DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS.

Flying Flying Flying Flying Flying Flying Flying Flying Flying Flying

Officer Officer Officer Officer Officer Officer Officer Officer Officer Officer

Ernest Colston Betty, No. 427495. Arthur Edmund Blakeley, No. 419908. Walter Kitchener Boxsell, No. 427431. Ross McKay Campbell, No. 432158. Edward William Cook, No. 424375. Douglas Randle Denehy, No. 428624. Ronald Joseph Dobson, No. 422540. Reginald Patrick Franklyn, No. 436061. Keith Septimus Frearson, No. 427819. Albert John Gilbert, No. 415778.

THE GOVERNOR -GENERAL HAS RECEIVED ADVICE THAT HIS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED

OF THE FOLLOWING AWARDS -25th September, 1945: - ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.

For fortitude, courage and devotion to duty in flying opera - tions against the enemy:

DISTINGUISHED FLYING CRASS. Flight Lieutenant Victor Thomas- Davis, No. 421637. Flying Officer Keith McKenzie Anderson, No. 424079.

Common' wealth Gazette

Flying Officer Oliver Arthur Marshall, No. 415812. Flying Officer Ronald John Moran, No. 434584. Flying Officer Augustus Jeffes Rose, No. 427552. Fiying Officer Peter Bell Rosenhain, No. 419340. Flying Officer Robert George Russell, No. 429086. Flying Officer Lyndon Gill Senger, No. 419678. Flying Officer Ian Stuart Smith, No. 417978. Flying Officer Robert Kenneth Stringer, No. 428030. Flying Officer Ronald George. Thorne, No. 24376. Flying Officer Thomas Patrick Tobin, No. 436106. Flying Officer .lames Fullerton Warnes, No. 417609. Flying Officer Arnold Henry Wilimore, No. 426934. Pilot Officer Alfred Edward Anderson, No. 437839. Pilot Officer James Ashurst, No. 415752. Pilot Officer Selwyn John Booth, No. 423442. Pilot Officer Allen William Brown, No. 424081. Pilot Officer James Leo Daly, No. 438300. Pilot Officer Frank Uriel Dutton, No. 433374. Pilot Officer Noel Peter Forrest, No. 424581. Pilot Officer Bernard Francis Percival Godwin, No.

23242. Pilot Officer Walter Arthur Granger, No. 422947. Pilot Officer John Illa, No. 424342. Pilot Officer Robert Douglas Johnston, No. 436621. Pilot Officer William Raymond Kelleher, No. 424418. Pilot Officer Maxwell Herbert Handmer Leversha, No.

430378. Pilot Officer John Arthur McClean, No. 427919. Pilot Officer Denis Northridge, No. 437055. Pilot Officer Ralph Edward. Paech, No. 437438. Pilot Officer Thomas Wilson Peters, No. 430049. Pilot Officer Eric Abraham Silbert, No. 427030. Pilot Officer Daryie Telford Simpson, No. 423342. Pilot Officer William Peter Strachan, No. 423489. Pilot Officer Leonard Francis Talty, No. 429395. Pilot Officer Alexander James Tod, No. 430106. Pilot Officer Raymond Vernon Wood, No. 409867. Pilot Officer James David Young, No. 421955. Warrant Officer (now Pilot Officer) Allan William

Mcllrath, No. 428985.

DISTINGUISHED FLYING MEDAL.

Flight Sergeant (now Pilot Officer) Ian Colin McLeod, No. 432964.

Flight Sergeant (now Pilot Officer) Edward Patrick O'Malley, No. 431260.

Flight Sergeant William Jack Purdy, No. 430052.

THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.

Copies may be purchased at the Department of the Interior, Canberra, or from the Government Secretary, Alice Springs, at the price indicated.

No. Short Title of Regulations. Price.

2 of 1945 Inspection of Machinery Regulations 8. d. 1 0

C. L. A. ABBOTT, Administrator.

CUSTOMS BY -LAWS Nos. 1333-1313. IRICHARD VALENTINE KEANE, Minister of State for , the Commonwealth of Australia administering -tin

Department of Ti a.de and Customs, do hereby, in pursuance of the Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, make the following Departmental By -laws.

R. V. KEANE Minister of State for Trade and Customs.

3rd October, 1945.

BY-LAW No. 1306. Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 174 Or).

The mach'nes, machine tools, and appliances for use in connexion therewith, enumerated hereunder, may be admitted under Tariff Item 174 CO, viz.:-

(a) Ccuplings, hydraulic, complete with operating electric motors therefor, for rue with .induced draft fans in an e' ectric power station. (Operating on 16th April, 1945, only.)

(b) Bearings for a 20,000 kilowatt, 50 cycle, .1 1,000 volt, 15,000 revolutions per minute turbo -alternator set, viz.: -

Main bearings. Thrust bearings. Exciter bearings.

(Operating on 22nd February, 1944, and 1st December, 1944, only.)

(c) Burrs, grinder, and a mandrel, for use in connexion with the reconditioning of grinding stones used in .

the manufacture of paper. (Operating on 7th August, 1945, only.)

(d) Equipment for use with a precision honing machine, comprising -

Mandrels and adaptors therefor. Sleeves, truing.

(Operating on 14th July, 1945, only.) (e) Exchangers, heat, capacities 500 gallons per hour and

1,000 gallons per hour respectively, for use in connexion with the pasteurization of milk. (Operating on 10th and 20th July, 1945, only.)

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Extruding machine and oil heating equipment for use therewith, for use in connexion with the manufacture of cables having a plastic covering. ( Operating on 24th July, 1945, only.)

Grinding mill, single roll, for use in connexion with the manufacture of carbon inks. (Operating on 25th July, 1945, only.)

(h) Motors, electric, two- speed, squirrel cage, alternating current, continuous, first speed 582 revolutions per minute, 44 brake horse -power, second speed 725 revolutions per minute, 86 brake horse- power, for driving forced draft fans for use with water tube boilers. (Operating on 12th April, 1945, only.)

Motors, electric, totally enclosed, squirrel cage, vertical spindle type, 50 cycles, 3 phase, 115 -120 brake horse -power, 720 revolutions per minute. (Operating on 6th August, 1945, only.)

Parts for electric storage battery locomotives for use underground in mines, viz.: -

Motor and transmission assembly, complete, 20 horse -power, 80 volt, direct current.

Controller. Plugs. Receptacles. Meters.

(Operating on 31st May, 1945, only.) (k) Press, blanking, complete with feed rolls and punch

and die holders, for use in connexion with the manufacture of coins. (Operating on 12th April, 1945, only.)

Pump, diffusion, two- stage, multi -jet, for use in connexion with the manufacture of magnesium. (Operating on 24th July, 1945, only.)

Recording 'machiné, speed curve, for timing dashpot action and contact positions on high speed circuit breakers. (Operating on 23rd July, 1945, only.)

(n) Replacement parts for a four -stage air compressor, capacity 1,500 cubic feet of free air per minute delivered at a pressure of 350 pounds per square inch, viz.: --

Piston. Liner.

(Operating on 30th July, 1945, only.) (o) Rollers, seaming, for use in connexion with the

attaching of large ends and small ends to 12 -oz. tapered meat cans. (Operating on 20th March, 1945 and 30th July, 1945, only.)

Spare parts for a jointing machine for jointing edged wood with straight tonguing and grooving. (Operating on 19th July, 1945, only.)

Turbine, steam, to operate at 600 pounds per square inch pressure at 825 degrees Fahrenheit, for use with a feed pump in a power station. (Operating on 25th September, 1944, only.)

(T.D. 45/99.)

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BY -LAW No. 1303. Customs Tariff 1933 -1934), Item 285 (n) .

The following medicines and medicinal preparations in any form (unless otherwise specifically qualified) may be admitted under Tariff Item 285 03), viz.: -

Pentose Nucleotide, sodium salts of, when packed under a proprietary name or when put up as a medicinal preparation or in any of the forms mentioned in Tariff Item 285 (A) . (Operating on and from 22nd March, 1945.)

(T.D. 45/93.)

BY -LAW NO. 1304. Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 285 (n) .

Clause (c) of By -law No. 355, published in Gazette No. 62, dated 4th April, 1940, is hereby cancelled. (Operating on and from 22nd March, 1945.) (T.D. 45/93.)

BY -LAW No. 1307. Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 320 (c) (2

The following may be admitted under 320 (c) (2) (b). (2), viz.: -

(a) Films, kinematograph, 16 millimetre, " About Faces ". " Winged Scourge ". " Defence against Invasion ". " Foods and Nutrition ". " Tuberculosis and how it may be Prevented ". " Vitamin D ". " They do come back ". " For Health and Happiness ". " Blood Transfusion ".

(Operating on 7th August, 1945, only.)

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entitled-

(b ) Film, kinematograph, 16 millimetre, entitled " Oxygen Therapy Procedures ". (Operating on 17th May, 1945, only.)

(c) Film, kinematograph, 16 millimetre, entitled " Resis- tance Welding of Mild Steel ". (Operating on 8th August, 1944, only.)

(T.D. 45/100.)

BY -LAW No. 1305.

Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 404.

The materials and minor articles shown in the second column of the table hereunder may be admitted under Tariff Item 404 for use in the manufacture within the Commonwealth of the articles shown respectively opposite such materials or minor articles in the first column of the table.

As to all the goods shown in the second column, the qualification, unless otherwise expressly stated, . applies that they must not be partly or wholly of gold or silver, but, unless the contrary is specially stated, goods merely gold -plated or silver- plated are not excluded.

This By -law shall not apply to any goods which otherwise are goods not included in the Customs Tariff.

First Column. Second Column. Goods in the manufacture of

which the Materials or Minor Articles are to be used

Eyepieces for goggles

Materials or Minor Articles to be admitted under this By- law.

Glass, sheet, tinted blue, under security. (Operating on and from 19th January, 1945.) (T.D. 45/96.)

BY-LAW No. 1308. Customs Tariff 1933 -1-939, Item 404.

The materials and minor articles shown in the second column of the table hereunder may be admitted under Tariff Item 404 for use in the manufacture within the Common- wealth of the articles shown respectively opposite such materials or minor articles in the first column of the table.

First Column. Goods in the manufacture

of which the Materials or Minor Articles are to be used

(a) All purposes

(b) Cables, insulated

(c) Cables, rubber insulated

(d) Card clothing for textile machinery

(e) Milking machines

(f) Miniature circuit breakers

( T.D. 45/101. )

Second Co'umn. Materials or . Minor Articles

to be admitted under this By -law.

Yarn, cotton, counts 1/34s and 1 /40s. (Operating ou 21st January, 1943, and 27th and 29th April, 1943, only.)

Yarn, cotton, grey, count 1/36s, under security. (Operating on the following

dates only, viz.: -26th May, 1944, 17th June, 1944, 4th and 25th July, . 1944, 7th, 10th and 23rd August, 1944, 1st and 20th September, 1944, and .4th and 5th October, 1944.)

Wire, copper, tinned and annealed, under security. (Operating on the following dates Only, viz.: -14th and 15th April, 1943, 11th and 30th June, 1943, 12th July, 1943, 24th and 27th August, 1943, 28th October, 1943, 19th January, 1044, 29th May, 1944, 28th July. 1944, and 7th October, 1944.)

Card cloth, under security. (Operating on 14th August, 1944, and 19th July, 1945, only.)

Gauges, vacuum, indicating type, under security. (Operating on 4th and 21st July, 1944, 27th September, 1944, 6th November, 1944, 5th, 21st and 26th March, 1945, and 26th June, 1945, only.)

Contacts, silver graphite, under security. (Operating on 26th July. 1945, only.)

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BY -LAW No. 1309. Customs Tariff 1933 -1939,, Item 404A.

The materials or minor artic'es prescribed hereunder, being of a dabs or kind not commercially produced or manufactured in Australia or the United Kingdom, for use in the manufacture of goods within the Cominonwealth, may be admitted under Tariff Item 404A, viz.:-

(a) Hoi'ows, steel, seamless, for use in the manufacture of cold drawn pipes and tubes. (Operating on 2nd June, 1944, and 14th July, 1944, only.)

Petroleum jelly, amber, in packages containing not less than 3 hundredweight, for use in the manufacture of news printing ink, under security. (Operat- ing on 23rd and 24th July, 1945, only.)

(o) Secondary terpene -alcohol- thio- eyanyl acetate, for use in the manufacture of insecticidal spraying preparations, under security. (Operating on 27th February, 1945, and 3rd Jury, 1945, only.)

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BY -LAW No. 131P.

G3ustoms Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 415A (1) .

The following manufactures, being of a class or kind not commereia.l'y manufactured in Australia or the United King - dom, may be admitted under Tariff Item 415A. (1) viz.: -

(u) Bark, wattle, for use in the tanning industry. (Operating on 21st February, 1945, 5th March, 1945, and 17th and 19th April, 1945, only.)

(b) Casing -in machine, for use in the bookbinding industry. (Operating on 28th January, 1944, only.)

(o) Extract, wattle bark, for use in the tanning industry. (Operating on the following dates only, viz.: - 14th November, 1944, 11th, 20th, 21st, 25th and 27th February, 1945, 9th, 13th and 14th March, 1945, 15th. 18th, 20th, 21st, 23rd, 24th and 25th Apri', 1945, ist May, 1945, and 24th, 211th and 27th July, 1945.)

(d) Material for use In connexion with the manufacture of aeroplanes and of aeroplane engines for defence purposes. (Operating on 28th November, 1939, 6th December, 1939, .27th November, 1941, and -3rd, Cth and 14th January, 1942, only.)

(e) Plastometer (also known as a viscosimeter) and extra rotors therefor, for testing synthetic rubber. (Operating on. 2nd July, 1945, only.)

(1) Spare parts for all metal commercial type aeroplanes, having provision for the conveyance of at least ten (10) passengers at a cruising speed of not less than 171 miles per hour and for aeroplanes for defence purposes. (Operating on 3r1, 7th, 16th, 17th, 20th, 23rd, 26th, 27th, 28th and 30th July, 1945, only.)

(T.D. 45/f93. )

13t-taw No. 1311.

Customs I'àá-iff 1933 -1939, Item 415A (2) . The following manufactures, being of a class or kind not

ieninmercially manufactured in Australia and not being nd iitsible unser Tariff Item 174, 219 (o) , 404 or 415A (1) , May be admitted under Tariff Item 415A (2) , viz.:- -

(a) Applianees fOr use with mechanical lubricators for railway lócómotives, viz.: -

Checks, terminal, high pressure. Atomizers, oil. Manifold, steam.

(Operating on 2Gth July, 1945, only.) lb) Balls, steel, unpolished, I inch, for use as grinding

Media in paint grinding mills. (Operating on 14th August, 1943, only.)

Cable. aerial, locked coil, 275 tons breaking strain, complete with cappels. (Operating on 12th and 23rd duly, 1945, only.)

Camshafts, for use as spares or replacements for Multiple -valve regulator superheater headers on railway locomotives. (Operating on 7th July, 1945, only.)

arbanaiyzers and mould equipment for use therewith, for determining the carbon content in steel Suring the course of manufacture. (Operating on 25th July, 1945, only.)

biethylene glycol, for use as a plasticizer in connexion with the manufacture of compressed cork rods to be cut into discs for crown seals, under security. (Operating on 2nd March, 1944, only.)

Ìnsu1ators, suspension. 10 inches, for use with 132,000 volt transmission lines. (Operating on 23rd July, 1945, only.)

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(h) Liners, inner, cast iron, enamelled with chemically resistant enamel, for steam heated kettles used in connexion with the manufacture of chemicals. (Operating on 19th March, 1945, and 4th May, 1945, only.)

(f) Magnetizing and demagnetizing equipment, 25 cycle, direct current, for longitudinal and circular mag- netization, and inspection medium for use therewith, for use in the inspection of steel in the steel industry. (Operating on 7th August, 1945, only.)

(j) Paper, ce_ìuiose, waxed, for the wrapping of processed cheese. (Operating on 28th and 30th May, 1945, only.)

(k) Parts for use in the manufacture of radio sonde apparatus used in connexion with meteorological services. (Operating on 16th and 23rd July, 1943, 30th November, 1943, and 21st December,- 1943, only.)

(l) Quilts, Grecian, provided security be furnished that such quilts will be used solely in public hospitals. (Operating on 29th February, 1944, 3rd May, 1944, and 19th July, 1944, only.)

(m) Screen, woven wire, phosphor bronze, 14 by 14 mesh, 13 feet 1 inch wide by 25 feet 8 inches long, for use in connexion with the manufacture of insulating and building board. (Operating on 20th July, 1945, only.)

(n) Testing appliance, impact, and dies therefor, for testing the brittleness of metals. ( Operating on 26th March, 1945, only.)

(o) Transformers, adjustable, for use in connexion with the manufacture of electric lamps. (Operating on 29th June, 1944, 2nd August, 1944, and ist Novem- ber, 1944, only.)

(p) Valves, diversion, flow, and trip mechanism for use therewith, for use in connexion with the pasteurization of milk. (Operating on 20th July, 1945, only.)

(q) Valves, steam, check, steel, inch bore, suitable for boiler feed pressure of 650 pounds per square inch and temperature of 300 degrees Fahrenheit. (Operating on 11th April, 1945, only.)

(r) Valves. steam, inch bore, with forged steel bodies, suitable for working pressure up to 600 pounds per square inch and temperature up to 820 degrees Fahrenheit. (Operating on 7th August, 1945, only.)

(T.D. 45/104.)

BY -LAW No. 1312. Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 419 (o) (1) .

The following may be admitted under Tariff Item 419 (C) (1), viz.:

Gastroseope, flexible. (Operating on 24th July, 1945, only.) (T.D.. 45/105.)

Br-LAW No. 1313. Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 432 (o).

The following raw cotton for the purposes indicated hereunder and of the undermentioned types may be admitted under Tariff Item 432 (e), under security, provided such cotton be used for the purposes stated not later than six (' l) months after the cessation of hostilities, viz.: -

(a) For spinning into cordage yarn- American, types " Gabo ", " Raob " and " Yoga ". ( Operating on 18th July, 1945, only.)

(b) For spinning into tyre cord yarn -Egyptian, type " MOG ". (Operating on 9th and 20th July, 1945, and 17th August, 1945, only.)

(c) For spinning into yarn - (1) American, reconditioned. (Operating on 1st

August, 1945, only.) (2) American, strict middling, 31/32 inch staple.

(Operating on 6th August, 1945, . only.) (3) American, strict middling, 1 inch staple.

(Operating on 14th March, 1945, 12th April, 1945. 14th May, 1945, 1Ith June, 1945, and 19th and 23rd July, 1945, only.)

(4) Belgian Congo, type " Raton ". (Operating on 16th March, 1945, 13th April, 1945, I4th May, 1945, 11th June, 1945, and 19th .Tuly, 1945, only.)

(5) Indian, types " Choke ", " Gorda ", Motis ", " Pales ", " 330 Iacas " and " S 1505 ". (Operating on 13th March, 1945, 12th April, 1945, 29th May, 1945, 19th, 25th and 30th .Tuly, 1945, and 2nd and 13th August, 1945, only.)

(d) For use in the manufacture of asbestos yarn or asbestos packings- American. (Operating on 26th February, 1945, acid 4th April, 1945, only.)

(T.I). 45/106.) .

Oommonwealth Gazette 2165 11 To. 196. -11th October, 1945

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY. Apprenticeship Ordinance 1936 -1938.

DECLARATION OF AN APPRENTICESHIP TRADE.

IN pursuance of the provisions of section 16 of the Appren- ticeship Ordinance 1936 -1938, I, Charles Studdy Daley,

Chairman of the Apprenticeship Board, do hereby notify the intention of the Apprenticeship Board to declare the following trade to be an Apprenticeship trade within the meaning of the said Ordinance, namely: -

Arboriculture and Gardening.

Representations by or on behalf of employers or employees in the said trade, whether for or against the said trade, being declared to be an Apprenticeship trade, may be made in writing to the Secretary of the Apprenticeship Board, Depart- ment of the Interior, Canberra, before noon on Tuesday, 16th October, 1945.

Dated this twenty- eighth day of September, 1945.

C. S. DALEY, Chairman, for and on behalf of the Apprenticeship Board.

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY. Motor Traffic Ordinance 1936 -1943.

PURSUANT to the powers conferred on me under section 4. of the Motor Traffic Ordinance 1936 -1943. I hereby

declare Chevrolet tourer car, registered number N.S.W. SV380, engine number R495747 to be a motor omnibus for the purposes of that Ordinance.

Dated this 3rd day of October, 1945.

J. S. COLLINGS for Minister of State for the Interior.

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY. Motor Traffic Ordinance 1936-1943.

PURSUANT to the powers conferred on nie under section 4 of the Motor Traffic Ordinance 1936 -1943, I hereby

declare Bedford utility lorry, registered number N.S.W. SV429, engine number 1135217 to be a motor omnibus for the purposes of that Ordinance.



AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY. Motor Traffic Ordinance 1936 -1943.

PURSUANT to the powers conferred on me under section 4 of the Motor Traffic Ordinance 1936 -1943, I hereby

declare Chevrolet panel van registered number N.S.V. SV289. engine number MR 56876, to be a motor omnibus for the purposes of that Ordinance.



Re- establishment and Employment Act 1945. INVITATION TO SUBMIT NOMINATIONS OF PERSONS

TO REPRESENT, ON THE CENTRAL PREFERENCE BOARD AND REGIONAL PREFERENCE BOARDS, PERSONS WHO HAVE RENDERED WAR SERVICE.

FOR the purpose of selecting a panel of persons to represent, on the Central Preference Board and Regional Preference

Boards in each of the States, persons who have rendered war service, six nominations in respect of each Board are desired from associations of persons who have rendered war service.

The following particulars should be furnished in respect of each person nominated, namely :-

(a.) (b) (e) (d) (e) (f,)

his full name; his address; his occupation; his age; whether he is an employer or an employee; whether he is or has been a member of the Forces,

and, if so, the designation of his unit and the area in which he served.

Nominations should be in my hands not later than 25th October, 1945.

G. S. KNOWLES, Secretary, Attorney-General's Department, Canberra.

IN THE COMMONWEALTH COURT OF CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION.

Principal Registry, Melbourne.

3rd October, 1945. No`rICE OF APPLICATION FOE REGISTRATION OR AN ASSOCLIMIQX

AS AN ORGANIZATION.

T OTICE is hereby given that an application has been made v to me under the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitra- tion Act 1904 -1934 for the registration of an associat':9p çalled the Federation of Scientific and Technical Workers as an organization of employees in or in connexion with the industry of the following avocations and callings: Mathematician, statistician, biometrician, compúter, actuary; physicist, geo- physicist, astronomer, geographer, meteorologist, metrologist, radiologist, radio -physicist, radio engineer, communication engineer, electronic engineer; chemist, chemical engineer, bio- chemist, pharmacist, metallurgist, metallurgical engineer; biologist, zoologist, botanist, bacteriologist, entomologist, pathologist, medical scientist, physician, surgeon, dental scientist, dentist, optometrist, oculist, physiotherapist, occupa- tional therapist, speech therapist, dietitian, veterinary scientist, agricultural scientist, agronomist, agristologist, forestry scientist, geneticist; social scientist, hospital almoner; anthropologist, ethnologist, archaeologist; psychologist, psy- chiatrist; geologist, mineralogist, petrologist, assayer.

Any person who desires to object to the registration of the Association may do so by lodging with me a notice of objection in the prescribed form, and statutory declaration in support thereof, within 30 days after the publication of this advertisement, and by serving on the Association copies of the notice of objection and statutory declarations so lodged..

MURRAY M. STEWART, Industrial Registrar.

COMMONWEALTH OF AIISTRALIA.

National Security Act 1939 -1943.

National Security (Disposal of Commonwealth Property) Regulations.

DISPOSAL OF LAND AT SHEFFIELD, TASMANIA. Iis hereby notified that the Commonwealth Disposals Com-

mission has disposed of the land hereunder described.- (C.L. 15106.)

J. A. CARRODUS Secretary, Department of the Interior.

DESCRIPTION OF LAND BErRR,ED TO.

All that piece of land containing an area of 2 acres 3 roods 21 perches more or less being Commonwealth property acquired by notification in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 195 dated 16th Ju'y, 1942. and being part of Lot 6 Section A Town of Sheffield Parish of Kentisbury County of Devon State of Tasmania as shown hachured on plan hereunder : Commencing on the south -western side of Tarleton Street at its intersection with the right bank of a creek and boun-led thence by part of that side of that street bearing 115 degrees 28 minutes 372 links thence by part of the northwestern side of Kermode Street bearing 205 degrees 28 minutes 450 links thence by a line bearing 295 degrees 28 minutes 848 links thence by part of the right bank of the creek aforesaid downwards to the point of commencement.

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936.

NOTIFICATION OF . THE ACQUISITION . -OF LAND BY THE COMMONWEALTH.

T . is hereby notified and declared by His Royal Highnéss the Governor- General acting with the advice of the Federal

xecutive Council, that the land hereunder described together with all tanks and buildings, if any, thereon has been acquired

y the, Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition Act 1906- 1936, for the following public purpose, namely : Postal purposes at Callawa, Western .Australia. (C.L.21889. )

Dated this, third day of October, One thousand nine hundred and forty -five. .

HENRY Governor -General.

By His Royal Highness's Command,

VICTOR JOHNSON Minister of State for the Interior.

DESCRIPTION OF LAND RI:r ERRED TO.

All that piece of land containing an area of 1 acre more or less being De Grey Location 11 State of Western Australia as shown hachured on plan hereunder.

SCHEDULE.

All " that piece of land con taining an area of 1 acre more or less being Commonwealth property acquired by notification in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 41 dated 12th July 1934 and being De Grey Location 9 State of Western Australia as shown hachured on plan hereunder.

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DISPOSAL BY TRANSFER OF POSTAL LAND AT WARRAWAGINE, WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

HERSAS the land described in the schedule hereunder is no longer required

. for any public purpose of the Commonwealth His Royal Highness the Governor -General. in . Council has authorized pursuant to Section 63 of the Lands . Acquisition Act 1906 -1936 the .disposal of such land by transfer to the Government of the State of Western Australia. -- (C.L.21889. )

VICTOR JOHNSON Minister of State for the. Interior.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

The Lands Acquisition Act 1900-1936. NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY

THE COMMONWEALTH. TT is hereby notified and declared by His Royal Highness the j Governor -General acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has been acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936, for the following public purpose, namely: Purposes of the Commonwealth at Mascot, New South Wales. - (C.L.12671. )

Dated this third day of October, One thousand nine hundred and forty -five.

HENRY Governor -General.

By His Royal Highness's Command, VICTOR JOHNSON

Minister of State for the Interior.

DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.

All that piece of land containing an area of 4 acres 1 rood 19 perches more or less being part of Portion 133 Parish of Botany County of Cumberland State of New South Wales as shown hachured and crosshachured on plan hereunder: Commencing at the southwestern corner of the land in Real Property Application 35054 and bounded thence by part of a northeastern boundary of Commonwealth property acquired by notification in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 149 dated 2nd August 1945 bearing 279 degrees 35 minutes 35 seconds 460 feet 7i inches thence by a southeastern boundary of that land and part of a southeastern side of Kent Road bearing in all 9 degrees 42 minutes 25 seconds 413 feet 2 inches thence by a line bearing 99 degrees 35 minutes 35 seconds 460 feet 7 inches thence by the northwestern boundary

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LAND AT MANILLA, LES. the schedule hereunder public purpose of the the Governor -General

in Council has authorized pursuant to Section 63 of the Lands Acquisition Act 1906-1935 the disposal of such land by sale.- (C.L.124618. )

VICTOR JOHNSON Minister of State for the Interior.

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SCHEDULE.

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corner of Lot M on Deposited Plan No. 5520, and bounded thence by the southern boundary of that Lot bearing 90 degrees 5,243 links; thence by lines bearing 180 degrees 30 minutes 30 seconds 2,326 links 270 degrees, 2,770.5 links 359 degrees 46. minutes 2,226 links and 270 degrees 2,520.5 links to a southeastern side of the abovementioned road; thence by parts of south -eastern sides of that road bearing 46 degrees 13 minutes 49.4 links and 35 degrees 41 minutes 81 links to the point of commencement.

All that piece of land containing an area of 67 acres 1 rood umre or less being Commonwealth property acquired by notification in the Commonwealth. of Australia Gazette No. 108 dated 5th June, 1941 and being parts of Portions 112, 113 and closed roads, Parish of Manilla, County of Darling, State of New . South Wales, as shown hachured on plan hereunder: Commencing at a point on a southeastern side of the road from Carroll to Manilla at the south -western

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TENDERS. DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND TSOUSING.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Locality and Description of Work. Amount. Contractor's Name and Address. Date of Acceptance.

Date of Completion.

£ s. d. Erection and completion of steel -framed building at 6,449 0 0 Cody & Willis, Burton -street, Glebe 21.9.451 6.11.45

Kingsford Smith Aerodrome, Mascot Erection and completion of new partitions and ceilings at 554 0 0 R. Gillies, Parkes -road, Artarmon 25.9.45 30.10.45

Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick Alterations to existing hot water supply at Voluntary 207 5 0 A. Simpson, 59 Yu.rong- street, Sydney 27.9.45 25.10.45

Aid Detachment Camp, 113th Australian General Hospital, Concord

Erection of brick cool room at Neutral Bay . . . 994 0 0 J. Polden, 160 Sydney -street, Willoughby 8.11.45 Re- roofing three (3) buildings at Cockatoo Island 1,026 0 0 F. Manley, 6 Pacific -street, Manly 28.9.45 9.11.45 Construction of stormwater drainage within the Mel-

bourne metropolitan area 1,813 19 8 S. J. Moran, 283 North -road, Caulfield 17.9.45 10.12.45

Erection of timber -framed building within 15 miles of 282 0 0 L. Collins, 19 Golding- street, Canterbury 19.9.45 31.10.45 Melbourne

Erection of brick building within the Melbourne metropolitan area .

4,692 0 0 L. Collins, 19 Golding- street, Canterbury 9.1.40

Erection,of brick building within 12 miles of Ballarat . . 487 0 0 J. H. Brown & Son Pty. Ltd., 107 Dove - ton- street South, Ballarat

21.9.45 26.10.45

Electrical installation within the Melbourne metropolitan area

862 0 0 O. J. Nilsen & Co. Pty. Ltd., 45-47 Bourke- street, Melbourne

28.9.45 *

Erection of one only timber -framed store budding and one only brick incinerator at Bulimba Hostel, Brisbane

628 10 0 Summers & . Unthank, Building Con- tractors, 374 Cavendish -road, Coor- paroo

2.10.45 29.10.46

Construction of steel towers at Broome, Wyndham, Port 628 0 0 Crewe & Sons, 49 Albert- street, North 1.10.45 12.11.45 Hedland and Onslow Perth

Not later than 16th_Oetol c , 1946.

Commonwealth. Gam* 2169 No. i96.--11th October, 1946

DEPARTMENT OH Wons AND HOUSING-continued.

TENDERS INVITED.

Locality and Description of Work. Tenders Return-

able at- .

Plans, t- Plans, Specifications, &c., Available at- Tenders to be addressed to and marked " Tender "-

Dredging work at Newington

Renovations to flat roofs, of four (4) buildings at Birney- avenue, Lidcombe

Provision of new fly screens to doors and windows in building at Hunter's Bay

Alterations and extensions to Post Office,

Strathfïeld Repairs and painting, Cummins postal

premises (re- advertised)

Repairs and painting, Streaky Bay postal premises (re- advertised)

Servicing and maintenance of low pressure automatic refrigerating plants and air conditioning units throughout Victoria

Repairs and painting, &c., to building and construction of small timber- framed building, Dimboola

Construction of concrete kerb and channelling, inverts and gullies, Commonwealth War Housing Trust, Group 3, Rocklea

Painting of two six -ton diesel electric cranes, within 10 miles of Brisbane

Milling of logs at Stirling Mill, near Mataranka, Northern Territory

Repairs and painting, Morphett Vale postal premises

Repairs and painting, Strathalbyn postal premises

Repairs and painting, Moonta postal premises

Repairs and painting, Riverton postal premises

Repairs and painting, Truro postal premises

Repairs and painting, Waikerie postal premises -

Servicing and maintenance of low pressure automatic refrigerating units at various R.A.A.F. stations in southern Queensland

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Allied Works Council, Department of Works and Housing, Savings Bank Building, King William- street, Adelaide, and at Post Office, Streaky Bay

Allied Works Council, Department of Works and Housing, 225 Bourke - street, Melbourne

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Offices of Allied Works Council, Department of Works and Housing, Savings Bank Building, King William- street, Adelaide, Darwin, Katherine, Gorrìe, Tennant Creek and Alice Springs

Allied Works Council, Department of Works and Housing_, Savings Bank Building, King William- street, Ade - laide ; and at Post Office, Morphett Vale

Allied Works Council, Department of Works and Housing, Savings Bank Building, King William- street, Ade- laide ; and, at Post Office, Strath- albvn

Allied Works Council, Department of Works and Housing, Savings Bank Buildings, King William- street, Ade- laide : and at Post Office, Moonta

Allied Works Council, Department of Works and Housing, Savings Bank Building, King William- street, Ade- laide ; and at Post Office, Riverton

Allied Works Council, Department of Works and Housing, Savings Bank Building, King William- street, Ade- laide : and at Truro

Allied Works Council, Department of Works and Housing, Savings Bank Building, -King William- street. Ade- laide : and at Post Office, Waikerie

Allied Works Council, Department of Works and Housing, 293 Queen - street, Brisbane

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COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.

TENDERS addressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth Railways, 623 Collins -street, Melbourne, C.1, will be received up to 4 p.m. on 6th November, 1945, for the supply and delivery of-

COLD STORAGE AND ICE -MAKING PLANT.

Specification and General Conditions are available for issue at the office of the Commonwealth Railways, Melbourne, and of the Works Directors at Adelaide, Perth, Sydney and Brisbane.

Envelopes enclosing tender should be endorsed " Tender for Cold Storage and Ice -making Plant ".

OFFERS, closing with the Secretary, Department of the Interior, Canberra, at noon on the 26th October, 1945, are invited from persons who are natural born British subjects, for grazing rights for sheep only, for the period ending the 30th June, 1950, over the Seymour Camp site, Victoria, containing approximately 862 acres subject to the following conditions : -

The licensee will be required to pay rental half -yearly or quarterly- in advance ; to keep the area clean and free from noxious weeds, rubbish, garbage, debris, . &c. ; to destroy rabbits and other noxious animals; to keep all fences and gates in good repair and condition; to make good damage

go. 1.98.-11th October, 1945 2170 Commonwealth (lazettè

done by stock to works buildings, &c.; to indemnify the Commonwealth against injury or damage or loss of life or stock through the use of the area as a camp site, or for any other Commonwealth purpose whatsoever; to . remove stock from the area when required by the Commonwealth authorities to do so; not to assign or sublet without authority; to use the area for grazing sheep only and not to interfere with the Commonwealth's use of the area for any purpose whatsoever.

The licensee is required to make satisfactory arrangements for -the, shepherding of sheep in the area laid down with lawns, .&c., and planted with trees, to be defined by the Army Camp Commander.

Troùghing will be re- installed by the Department of the Army which will also be responsible for the rubbish tips on the area.

A rebate of rental will be granted when there is any real loss of grazing.

The caretaker for the time being of the Seymour Camp may graze not more than two horses and three cows on the land.

The Commonwealth reserves the right to withdraw the whole or any portion of an area from the licence on one month's notice, without payment of compensation, if required for Commonwealth use.

The area is available for letting as it stands, and no expense will be borne by the. Commonwealth in regard to fencing required to be erected or reconditioned, or the eradication of noxious weeds, &c.

The successful tenderer will be required to make a Statu- tory Declaration, and if so desired, to furnish additional evidence that he or she is a natural born British subject.

Offers should be in writing;. there is no special tender form. Plans and conditions of tenancy may be inspected at the

local Post Office, or at the office of Department of the Interior, 225 Bourke-street, Melbourne.

No offer necessarily accepted.-(C.L. 17536.)

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. TENDERS INVIT D.

rl1ENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or service. Tenders must be endorsed " Tendera for ,¿ (as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They must be deposited in the Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.

Description of Material or Service Required. Schedule No. Tender Forms, Specifications, &c., obtainable from- Tenders Close-

Submarine Telephone Cable for Bass Strait Service Manufacture of Mail Bags .. Iron Dees for Mail Bags . .

Plugs .. Ringing Converters . . . .

Wind- driven Electric Generators Mechanics' Tools, Leadworking, &o. Cable, Braided .. Accumulator Cells .. Lamps and Lamp Caps . .

Condensers .. . . .. Conduits, Earthenware and Concrete Waterproof Clothing . . .. Printed Matter, Memo and other Books Printed Departmental Headed Paper.. Murray Vibrator and Distributor l'arte Post Office Scales .. .. . .

Coil Winding Machines .. Relays, 3000 Type . .. .. .. Electrical Testing and Measuring Equipment .. .. Metal Private Letter Boxes .. .. .. .. Cord Tags, Fasteners and Connection Plates .. Secondhand Steel Rails, &c. .. Automatic Switchboard Equipment for Telephone Exchange,

Russell- street, Melbourne, Victoria .. .. .. .. Travelling Ladders for Automatic Exchanges .. .. Ca' le Jointing Pits .. .. .. . .

Power Rectifiers .. .. . .

Testing Instruments (Transmission) . Automatic Exchange Switchboard Equipment for Devonport, Tas-

mania .. Automatic Exchange Switchboard Equipment for Sherwood,

Queensland .. .. .. .. Jacks and Number Plates .. .

Reactances and Rheostats .. .. .. .

Loading Coils in Cases .. .. .. Multi Channèl Voice Frequency Telegraph Systems Insulated Wire . .. .. .. .. Mechanics' Tools, Screwdrivers .. .. Hydrometers and Thermometers .. .. .. . Induction Coils .. Automatic Exchange Switchboard Equipment for Cheltenham,

Victoria .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Telegraph Paper Tape .. .

Testing Instruments (Exchange Service Types) .. . .

Cable, Trunk Type .. .. .. .. Telegraph Instruments .. Telephone Parts .. Dial Parts. .. .. .

Terminal Strips .. ..

GENERAL. 0.4790 C.4840 C.4841 C.4756 C.4759 C.4825 C.4762 C.4764

. C.4829 C.4775 C.4778

. C.4821 C.4846

. . . C.4849 . C.4861

C.4774 C.4830 C.4858 C.4865 C.4751 C.4836 C.4838 C.4839

Motor Cover and Tube Repairs

C.4.599 ('.4824 C.4817 C.4845 C.4798

C.4757

0.4768 C.4787 C.4803 C.4806 C.4809 C.4810 C.4811 C.4815 C.4816

C.4713 C.4828 C.4820 C.4833 C.4826 C.4835 C.4827 C.4844

VICTORIA. . .. V.1746

3 p.m., 11.10.45 3 p.m., 11.10.45 3 p.m., 11.10.45 3 p.m., 16.10.45 3 p.m., 16.10.45 3 p.m., 16.10.45 3 p.m., 18.10.45 3 p.m., 18.10.45 3 p.m., 18.10.45 3 p.m., 23.10.45 3 p.m., 23.10.45 3 p.m., 23.10.45 3 p.m., 23.10.45 3 p.m., 23.10.45 3 p.m., 23.10.45 3 p.m., 25.10.45 3 p.m., 25.10.45 3 p.m., 25.10.45 3 p.m., 25.10.45 3 p.m.. 1.11.45 3 p.m., 1.11.45 3 p.m., 1.11.45 3 p.m., 1.11.45

3 p.m., 6.11.45 3 p.m.. 8.1 i.45 3 p.m., 8.11.45 3 p.m., 8.11.45 3 p.m., 15.11.45

3 p.m., 27.11.45

3 p.m., 27.11.45 3 p.m., 27.11.45 3 p.m., 27.11.45 3 p.m., 29.11.45 3 p.m., 29.11.45 3 p.m., 29.11.45 3 p.m., 29.11.45 3 p.m., 29.11.45 3 p.m., 3.1.46

3 p.m., 8.1.46 3 p.m.. R.1.46 3 p.m., 15.1.46 3 p.m., 15.1.46 3 p.m., 17.1.46 3 p.m., 22.1.46 3 p.m., 24.1.46 3 p.m., 24.1.46

f 13 p.m., 23.10.45

Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney (54 Harbour- street), Brisbane, Adelaide (West- terrace) and Perth; and G.P.O.'s, Melbourne and Hobart. t Schedules available at Stores Branch, Melbourne. Closing date extended from 18th October, 1945, to 25th October, 1945. High Commissioner, London.

I Schedules available Stores Branch, Sydney and Melbourne. mi Closing date extended from 9th October, 1945, to lst November, 1946.

Commonwealth Gazette 2171 No. 196.-nth October, i941i

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE. CONTRACTS ACCEPTED,

Victoria. Req. F.12211.- Citrus juice, canned, .£31,776 19s. 8d.-

Berri Co -op. Packing Union Ltd. Req. F.12030.- Flour, £422 8s. -John Darling & Son. Req. F.12070.- Flour, £131 5s. 10d. -John Darling & Son. Req. F.12158. -Rum, £781 Os. 6d.- Goldsbrough Mort Co.

Ltd. Req. F.12199. -Rum-

£835 4s. 2d.-Dalgety & Co. Ltd. £835 4s. 2d. -Burns Philp & Co. £417 12s. Id.-Queensland Brewery Ltd.

Req. F.12200. -Rum, £801.- Thomas Brown & Sons. Req. F.12202. -Rum, £417 12s. ld.- McWilliams Wines

Pty. Ltd. Req. F.12236-9.- Mustard-

£3,999 6s. 2d.- Reckitt & Coleman (Aust.) Ltd. £4,894 7s. 11d.- Reckitt & Coleman (Aust.) Ltd. £1,790 3s. 4d.- Reckitt & Coleman (Aust.) Ltd. £2,180 lls. 6d. Reckitt & Coleman (Aust.) Ltd.

Req. F.12192-3.-Oatmeal- £1,213 9s. 5d. -Jas. F. McKenzie & Co. Pty. Ltd. £964 13s. 3d.-Parsons Bros. & Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.12214.- Canned peaches, £7,437 10s.- Kyabram Co -op. Fruit Pres. Co. Ltd.

Req. F.12213.- Canned apricots, f382 ls. 8d.- Bendigo Pres. Co. Ltd.

Req. F.12215.- Canned pears, £3,025 8s. 4d.- Shepparton Fruit Pres. Co. Ltd.

Req. F.12217.- Mutton, 1st October to 31st December, 1945. -F. Watkins Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.12146.- Condensed milk, £1,614 ls. 4d.-Nestle &

Anglo -Swiss Condensed Milk Co. (A /asia.) Ltd. Req. F.12220-1.--Marmalade-

£3,6h23 ls. 3d.- Australasian Jam Co. Pty. Ltd. £881 14s. 5d. -H. M. Leggo & Co. Ltd.

Req F.12226 Live stock cattle, £161,000. -North Australian Meat Co. Ltd.

Req. F.12231.- Dehydrated potatoes, £46,66613s. 401. -Kraft Walker Cheese Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.12112.- Sugar, £55,628 lls. 5d.- Colonial Sugai Refining Co. Ltd.,

Req. F.12175.-- Canned carrots, £1,931 17s.- Gordon Edgell & Sons Ltd.

Req. F.12173.- Processed cheese, £4,480 16s. -Kraft Walker Cheese Co. Ltd.

Req. F.12227 -8.- Canned baked beans- - £26.644 9s. 3d.- Foggitt Jones Pty. Ltd. £22,708 2s. 6d. -11. J. Heinz ' Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.12222 -3.- Canned citrus juice - £5,777 4s.- Clemens Fruit Juice Pty. Ltd. f5,777 4s.- Leeton Co -op. Cannery Ltd.

Req. F.12132. -Meat, 1st October, 1945, to 31st March, 1946. - Victorian Inland Meat Authority. Req. F.12132.- Chicken, 1st October, 1945, to 31st March,

1946. -E. Philp. Req. F.12178.- Condensed milk, £39,721 4s. 7d.- Nestles &

Anglo -Swiss Condensed Milk Co. (A /asia) Ltd. .Req. F.12274. -Beef, £1,773 6s. 8d.- Stewart Bros. & Co.

(Carcase Butcher) Pty. Ltd. Sch. No. 156. -Purchase and removal of kitchen refuse and

by- products, 1st October, 1945, to 30th September, 1946. - W. J. Dale.

Req. F.12266.- Canned boiled beef and carrots, £4,340. - Meat Canning Committee.

Req. F.112230. -1st October, 1945, to 31st March, 1946 - Bread.- Sunraysia Bread Supply Co. Pty. Ltd. Butter. -Hartley & Ford Pty. Ltd. Milk and cream. -Sunraysia Dairies Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.12270.- Rabbits, £336. -H. H. Bodley. Req. F.12269. -Veal, £338 6s. 8d. -Foss Export Agency Pty.

Ltd. Req. F.12145. -Full cream powdered milk, £9,711 7s. 6d.-

Maifra Co -op. Milk Products Ltd. Req. F.12234. -Beef and mutton, 1st October, 1945, to 31st

March, 1946. -Wearn Dunstan. Req. F.12195.- Oatmeal, £1,057 8s. 5d.- Robert Harper &

Co. Ltd. Req. F.12194 Oatmeal, £672 4s. 2d. -H. S. K. Ward

Pty. Ltd. Req. F.12191.- Oatmeal, £253 3s. 5d. -John Connell & Co.

Ltd. Req. F.12265.- Canned boiled beef and carrots, £5,305 2s. 8d. -Meat Canning Committee. Req. F.12225. -Meat, 1st October, 1945, to 31st March,

1946. -W. Angliss & Co. (Aust.) Pty. Ltd. Req. F.112212. -Lemon peel, £268 16s.- Farbest Products

Pty. Ltd. Req. F.12243.- Canned fruit salad and pineapple, f642 ls. 8d. -F. G. Butt & Sons Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.12242.- Canned pineapple, £666 13s. 4d.-Sumners Pres. Co.

Req. F.12245.-- Canned pineapple, £867 5s.-R. M. Gow & Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.12244.- Canned pineapple, £360. -John Fischle & Sons .Pty. Ltd. .

Req. F.12241.- Canned pineapple and fruit salad, £4,896 3s. - Sumuierland Fruit Pres. Co. Req. F.12240.- Canned fruit salad, £2,000. -J. Hargreaves

& Sons Pty. Ltd. Req. F.12268. -lst October, 1945, to 31st March, 1946 -

Vita brits. -Cereal Foods Pty. Ltd. Orange, lemon and lime juice cordial. Brooke's Lemos

Ltd. Flour.- H. Hudson & Co. Pty. Ltd. Groceries. -Henry Berry & Co. (A /asia) Ltd. Fresh fruit and vegetables. - M.G.C. Ltd.

Req. F.12257.-Canned peas, £12,212 10s.- Gordon Edgell & Sons Ltd.

Req. F.12258.- Flour, £836 18s. 9d. -York Flour Milling Co. Req. F.12207. -ist October, 1945, to 31st March, 1946 -

Milk and cream. -T. J. Edwards & Sons. Butter. -Sale District Co -op. Butter & Cool Storage

Co. Ltd. Bread. -F. J. Hennessy.

Req. F.12055.- Condensed milk, £22,825.- Federal Milk Supply Co.

Req. F.12086.- Condensed milk - £33,320 16s. 8d.- Nestle & Anglo -Swiss Condensed Milk

Có. (A /asia) Ltd. £1,400.- Maffra Co-op. Milk Products Ltd.

Req. F.12125.-Condensed milk, í0,800.- Maffia Co-op. Milk Products Ltd.

Req. F.12260.- Canned steak and kidney, £6,372. -Meat Canning Committee.

Req. F.12261.- Canned steak and kidney, £5,212. -Meat Canning Committee.

Req. F.12249 -50. -Meat, 1st October to 31st December, 1945-

W. Angliss & Co. (Aust.) Pty. Ltd. J. D. Hickey.

Req. F.12248. -Meat, ist October, 1945, to 31st March, 1946. -B. Thomas.

Sch. No. 154.- Purchase and removal of kitchen refuse and by- products, 1st October, .1945, to 30th September, 1946.- Patrick O'Neill.

Req. F.12209. -Meat, 1st October to 31st December, 1945. W. Angliss & Co. (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.12210.-Canned citrus juice, £11,557.- Mildura Co -op. Fruit Co. Ltd.

Req. F.12205.- Canned rabbit, £6,350.- National Canneries. Req. F.12256.- Worcester sauce, £2,568 16s..44. Pick -Me -Up

Condiment Co. Ltd. Req. F.12259.- Edible animal fat, £3,956 15s.- Austral

Canning Co. Pty. Ltd. Req. F.12275.- Canned brisket beef, £13,092 15s. -Meat

Canning Committee. Req. F.12276.- Canned brisket beef, £10,716 l ls. 3d. -Meat

Canning Committee. Req. F.12272.- Canned corned mutton, £1,073 2s. 6d. -Meat

Canning Committee. Req. F.12271. -Salt, £337 16s. 7d. -The Cheetham Salt

Pty. Ltd. Req. F.12280. -Meat, 1st October, 1945, to 31st March, 1946. -F. Watkins Pty. Ltd. Req. F'.12255.-Butter, £2,276 2s. 44. -Dairy Produce Con-

trol Committee. Req. F.12251.-Bread, 1st October, 1945, to 31st March,

1946. -V. H. Morris. Req. F.12252.- Butter, £1,346 6s. - 3d. -Dairy Produce

Control Committee. South Australia.

Req. 1229.- Oatmeal, £440.- Cómmercial Flour, & Oatmeal Milling Co. Ltd.

Req. 1235.- Cream, fresh, £360 18s. 9d. -S.A. Farmers' Co -op. Union Ltd.

Req. 1236.- Bread, £ 1,687 10s.-Parker Bros. Req. 1237. -Milk, £666 13s. 4d. -W. H. Moyle. Req. 1241. Butter, £241 13s. 4d. -R. J. Finlayson Ltd. Req. 1245.- Bread, £656 5s. -A. E. Algar. Req. 1250.-Meat, £244 15s. 74.-L. V. Reid. Req. 1251. -Meat, £1,059 2s. 7d.- Deputy Meat Controller. Req. 1252. -Meat, £333 ls. 7d.- Deputy Meat Controller.

Queensland. Req. Q.F.887.- Sugar, £17,107 16s.- Colonial Sugar Refining

Co. Ltd. Req. Q.F.888.- Liners, £1,714 6s. 10d.-Queensland Bag Co. Pty. Ltd. Req. Q.F.889.- Vanilla essence, £451 4s. -H. M. Russell & Co. Pty. Ltd. Req. Q.F.890.- Flour, £4,309 10s. 3d.-Queensland Co-op. Milling Association Ltd.

No. 19.- --1lth October, 1945

Req. Q.F.B91. -- Onions, £300 10s. Id.---G. & W. Lambert. Req. Q.F.892: Bread, 1st - October to 31st December, 1945.- -

A. Hart & Co. Req. Q.E.893.- Onions, Ist July to 30th September, 1945.-

Onion Marketing Board. Req. Q.F.894- Bread, 1st October to 31st December, 1945. -

Mrs. E. C. Walsh. Req. Q.F.89T -901.: Milk and cream-

Caboolture Co-op. Assn. Ltd. Warwick Co-op. Dairy Assn. Ltd. Warwick Co-op. Dairy Assn. Ltd. Downs Co -op. Dairy Assn. Ltd. Hip On & Co.

Req. Q:F.903.- Potatoes, £860 8s. 11d.-Brisbane Wholesale Potato Distribution Committee.

Req. Q.F.904.- Bread, 1st October to 31st December, 1945.- Wyllie Bros. McDonald Bros.

Req. Q.F.905.- Freezer storage, 1st October to 31st Decem- ber, 1945. -- Queensland Cold Storage Co -op. Federation Ltd.

Req. . Q.F.907-10.-Suña.r- £59.139 14s. Id.-Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd. £9,993 4s.- Millaquin Sugar Co. Ltd. £32,536.-Millaquin Sugar Co. Ltd.

Req. Q.F.911 -3: -Meat, 1st October to 31st December, 1945- - Central Queensland Meat Export Co.

Mahoney & Dexter Ltd. £746 13s.- Deputy Controller Meat Supplies, Queensland.

Req. Q.F.914.- Bread, ist October to 31st December, 1945. - Jones & Lang.

Req. Q.F.915.- Rabbits, 14th September to 31st December, 1945. -Cervetto & Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. Q.F.916. -Ice, ist October, 1945, to 31st March, 1946. - Queensland Meat Industry Board.

Req. Q.F.918.- Potatoes, 1st September to 30th October, 1945.-Townsville Wholesale Potato Distributing Committee.

Req. Q.F.919. -Ice, 1st October, 1945, to 31st March, 1946. - Ellis & James.

Req. Q.F.920. -Meat, 1st October to 31st December, 1945. - Mangan Bros.

Req. Q.F.92i. -Fish, 4th September to 31st December, 1945. -Fish Board (Maryborough) .

Req. Q.F.922-3.--Meat, l st October to 31st October, 1945 - J. E. Searle & Sons Pty. Ltd. Lusk Bros.

Req. Q.F.924.- Sugar, £3,486. -Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd.

Req. Q.F.925.-Milk and cream, Ist October to 31st Decem- ber, 1945. - Maryborough Co -op. Dairy Assn. Ltd.

Req. Q.F.926.- Bread, 1st October to 31st December, 1945. L. S. Krauth.

Req. Q.F.927.- Meat, ist October to 31st December, 1945. - Redbank Meatworks Pty. Ltd. Swift Australian Co. (Pty.) Ltd.

Req. Q.F.928. -Live poultry, 1st September to 31st Decem- ber, 1045. -- Cervetto & Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. Q.F.930 -1. Ice, ist October, 1945, to 31st March, 1946- C. H. Dicker. .

Bennetts Federal Ice Works. Req. Q.F.933. -Meat, 1st October to 31st October, 1945 -

James Conroy. Req. Q.F.936.---Fruit and vegetables, ist October to 31st

October, 1945. -G. & W. Lambert. Req. Q.F.937. -Meat, 1st October to 31st December, 1945.-

Endeavour Butchering Co. Req. Q.F.938.- Mutton carcasses, £841 19s. 5d.- Deputy

Controller Meat Supplies (Queensland) . Req. Q.F.941.- 1tleat, ist'October to 31st December, 1945. -

Chaplain Bros. '

Req. Q.F.943,-4.-Meat, . 1st October to 31st December, 1945 - Thos. Borthwick & Sons (A'sia) Ltd. Swift Australian (Pty.) Ltd. Deputy Controller llieat Supplies (Queensland) .

Req. Q.F.945: Ice, 1st October, 1945, to 31st March, 1946.- Atherton Tableland Co -op. Butter Assn. Ltd.

Req. Q.F.946.- Poultry and rabbits, 1st October, 1945, to 31st March, 19.46. -- Cervetto & Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. Q.F.948.:Meat, 1st October to 31st December, 1945.-Garbutts Pty. Ltd.

Req. Q.F.947 -Milk and cream, 1st October to 31st Decem- ber, .1945- Atherton Tableland Co-op. Butter Assn. Ltd.

Req. Q,F.9 -53. -Milk and cream, 1st October to 31st December, 1045.-

Atherton Tableland Co.op. Butter Assn. Ltd. Atherton Tableland Co.op. Butter Assn. Ltd. Walker Bros. South Coast Dairy Co. Pty. Ltd. South Coast Dairy Co. Pty, Ltd.

Req. ,Q.F.954. -Meat, lst October to 31st December, 1945. - Swift Australian Co. (Pty.) Ltd. Deputy Controller Meat Supplies (Queensland),

Req. Q.F.955. -Milk and cream, ist October to 31st Decem- ber, 1945.- Downs Co-op. Dairy Assn. Ltd.

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Req. Q.F.956 =7: Meat, 1st October to 31st December, 1945- J. Ferguson & Son. Ellis & Fredericks.

Req. Q.F.958. -Milk and cream, 1st October to 31st Decem- ber, 1945.-Downs Co -op. Dairy Assn. Ltd.

DEPARMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING.

TENDERS will be received until 2 o'clock on the dates shown at the Directorate of Supply, in the capital cities as shown-

Item, Tenders Closing. Purchase of-

Brass Brass wire -19th October, 1945. (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide.)

Respirators (civilian gas masks) --30th November, 1945. (All States.)

Gloves. leather, gauntlet, unlined ---30tí October, 1945. (All States.)

DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING. CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.

7591 Req. 1087. -Frocks, wool, £845 16s. 9c1. -N. Bookallil.. 7592 Req. 1345. -Tank running -in unit, £227 12s.- Marbut

Pty. Ltd. 7593 Req. 1494.-Caps, officers, £640 12s. Od.- Standard

Hat & Cap Co. Ltd. 7594 Req. 1602. -Firewood, £337 10s. -E. A. Sands.

.7595 Req. 1342. -Tropic proofing of automotive spares, £10.408 17s. 4d. -Ford Motor Co. of Aust. Pty. Ltd.

7596 Req. 1490. -- Greatcoats, blue, £3,142 2s. 11d.-Merino Suits.

7597 Req. 1515. -Trousers, khaki, £2,448 19s. 2d.- Leder- man Bros. Pty. Ltd.

7598 Req. 983.- Brushes, paint, £442 lls. 9c1. Ministry, of Munitions.

7599 Req. 1442. -Bakelite resin, £242 13s, 4d.- Gollin R

Co. Pty. Ltd. 7600 Req. 1524. -Khaki socks, £736 12s: Hillcrest Hosiery

Mills. 7601 Req. 1523.- Sweaters and shirts, wool, £641 5s.-

Ansett Knitting Mills Pty. Ltd. 7602 Req. 1597.- Books, £250. -Angus & Robertson Ltd. 7603 Req. 1445. - Paint, various, £241 6s. 2d.- Taubman's

Ltd. 7604 Req. 1595. - Cellophane tubing, £418 6s. $d.- Wright-

eel Products Pty. Ltd. 7 605 Req. 1493. -Jackets, S.D., £6,990 16s. 3d. Wilday

High Grade Tailors. 7606 Req. 1295. -Spares for boilers, £310 4s.-Robinson

Bros. Pty. Ltd. 7607 Req. 483. -Suits, flying, £589 10s. -J. Roberts. 7608 Req. 482.- Suits, flying, £1,293 15s.- Paramount

Chenille Co. 7609 Req. 1444. - Filter earth, £883 18s. 7d.- Fletcher

Chemical Co. (Aust.) Ltd. 7610 Req. 1543. -Wool, sports, £336 7s. 6d.- Lincoln Mills

(Aust.) Ltd. 7611 Req. 1543. - Wool, rug, £994 5s.- Patons & Baldwins

Ltd. 7612 Req. 1543. -Felt, slipper, £206 12s.- Federal Felters

Pty. Ltd. 7613 Req. 1543.-Stranded cotton, £242 5s. 9d. -Semeo

Pty. Ltd. 7614 Req. 992.- Shoes, tan, £2,443 lls. 10d.- Nicholson

& Merritt Pty. Ltd. 7615 Req. 1551. -Wool fingering yarn, £16,620 10s.--- Patons

& Ba.ldwins Ltd. 7616 Req. 1620. -Covers for paybooks, £221. -Albert

Fisher. 7617 Req. 1306. - Lines, log, £278 15s. 9d. -Geo. Kinnear

& Sons Pty. Ltd. 7618 Req. 1621.- Amendment lists, £250.- C'wealth Air:

craft Corp. Pty. Ltd. 7619 'Req. 1619. Paint, £405. - Taubmans Pty. Ltd. 7620 Req. 1609. -Soap, common, £4,680. -J. Kitchen &

Sons Pty. Ltd. 7621 Req. 1622. --Oil, lubricating, £223 lls. 3d. -Shell Co.

of Aust. Pty. Ltd. 7622 Req. 1623. -Oil, lubricating, £425 16s. 8d. -Shell

Co. of Aust. Pty. Ltd. 7623 Req. 1611.- Printing, £458 6s. 8d.- Angus' &

Robertson Ltd. 7624 Req. 1615.: Booklets, £263 Os, 6d.- Borthwick &

Hyde. 7625 Req. 1119. -- Greatcoats, blue, £3,531 17s. 3d.- -Cobber

Clothes. 7626 Req. 1304.-Pasteurizer and pumps, £21,090..- Daniel

Scott Pty. Ltd. 7627 Req. 1545.- Ja.ekets, drab, £732 -Os. 8d. -Reg. Habib.

Commonwealth Gazette.

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7628 Req. 1610.-Film, cine, £4,277 17s. 4d. -Kodak (Asia) Pty. Ltd.

7629 Req. 1305. -Tool tips, £789 ils. 2d.-Gilbert Lodge & Co. Pty. Ltd.

7030 Req. 2692.-Refrigerators, £290 Os. Od: McGregor, Wiggin & Co.

7831 -3 Req. 2777.- Standard pallets - £2,803 13s. 8d.- N.S.W. Sash Door & Joinery. £2,874 14s. 3d. -F. Murphy. £3,236 2s. 10d. -J. McCain.

7034 Req. 2816.- Trousers, drill khaki, £480.- Pickwick Manufacturing Co.

7635 Req. 2817. -- Crates, vegetable, £6,387 10s. -J. M. S. Cornish.

7636 Req. 2820. -Ice cream machine, £488. -Ellis &

Judges. 7 837 Req. 2821.- Heaths, sextants, £252.- Prouds Pty. Ltd. 7638 -9 Req. 2824. -Crates, vegetable-

£61.5 16s. 8d.-Watkins & Watkins. £645 16s. 8d.- Rozelle Box Co.

7640 Req. 2825.- Conveyor gravity roller frames, £666 13s. 4d.- Favelle & Cole Pty. Ltd.

7641 Req. 2828. - Mattresses, £251 5s.- Nettleton Son & Co. 7642 Req. 2829. -Beds fibre for hammocks, £1,615. -Grime

Carter & Co. 7643 Req. 2835. -Methylated spirits, 1526 5s.- Colonial

Sugar Refining Co. 7644 Req. 2838.- Shelving steel, £381 10s. -The Brown -

built Steel Company. -

7645 Req. 2839. -Re -act. and packing silica -gel., £840. - Elliotts & Aust. Drug Co.

7646 Req. 2841.- Cases, packing, 11,841 2s. 11d.-Vander- field & Reid Ltd.

7 617 Req. 2845.- Varnish units, £350. -Birlec Ltd. 7648 Req. 185.- Boxes, £1,050. -Torn Gardiner & Sons. 7649 - Req. 1297. -Steel angles, £2,174.- Broken Hill Pty.

Co. Ltd. 7650 Req. 1315.- Panels, switchboard, 15,822 7s. 6d.-

Oliver J. Nillsen & Co. Pty. Ltd. 7651 Req. 1561.- Colars, stiff, £239 19s. 2d.- Welch,

Margetson & Co. Pty. Ltd. 7652 Req. 1565. -Slips, rayon, khaki, £1,300.- Harmony

'Underwear. 7653 Req. 986.- Boots, ankle brown, £1,743 4s. 3d.- Baxter Co. Pty. Ltd. 7654 Req. 988. -Boots, ankle brown, 11,089 16s. -Wills

& Sons. 7655 Req. 989.- Boots, ankle brown, £1,525 5s. -J. J.

Whyte Pty. Ltd. 7656 Req. 991.-Sandals, tan leather, £2,388 2s. 6d.-

J. A. Weaver Shoe Co. 7657 -9 Req. 1541. - Woollen cloth -

1363 Is. 4d. -Lane Centre Wholesale Distributors. £1,633 2s. U.- Albion Woollen Mills. £19,280 12s. 6d.-G. Hirst & Co. Pty. Ltd.

7660 Req. 1542. -Woollen cloth, £13,926 5s.- Ipswich Woolen Mills.

766141 Req. 1540. - Woollen cloth - 1540 10s. 10d.-I. Rosen. £288 19s. 4d. -L. Sperling. £491 15s. 10d. -A. R. Myers. £2,878 17s. 10d. -Man f of ds. £571 18s. 8d. -G. Lavinge. £3.555 3s. 3d. -L. P. Morris.

7667 Req. 1356. -Tyre levers, £502 lOs.- Mietern Products Pty. Ltd. .

7668 Req. 1358.- Rubber and canvas hose, £4,778 2s. Gd.- Dunlop Rubber Aust. Ltd.

7669 Req. 1352.-Automotive tyres, £1,058. -Olympic Tyre & Rubber Co. Ltd.

7670 Req. 1353. -Automatic Tyres, £1,069 10s.-Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Co. Ltd.

7671 Req. 1349. - Rubber hose, 1917 4s. lid. -North Aust. Rubber Mills Ltd.

7672 Req. 1351.- Tyres, £1,495.- Dunlop Rubber Aust. Ltd. 7673 Req. 1632. -Sulphuric acid, £1,898 19s. 7d.-Com-

monwealth Fert. & . Chemicals Ltd. 7674 Req. 1544.- Trousers, Army, .11,625 13s. lid. -H.

Bridger. 7675 Req. 1672. -Circlips, £492 10s.-Henderson Federal

Spring Works. 7676 Req. 1539. - Trousers, Army, £3,251 7s. 10d.- Frieze

Bros. Pty. Ltd. 7677 Req. 1577. -Jackets, cardigan, £285.- Australian

Knitting Mills Ltd. 7678 Req. 1572.-X-ray unit, 1287 15s.- Watson Victor

Ltd. 7679 Req. 1633.- Firewood, £546 17s. ßd. -P. A. Merrett. 7680 Req. 1081. - Wallets, waterproof, £1,458 Gs. 8d.-G-.

Braman & Co. 7681 Req. 1082. -Wallets, waterproof, 1437 10s.- Goldings

Pty. Ltd. 7682 Req. 1359. - Testing of jeeps, £330. -Chrysler Dodge

Dist. Ltd.

7683 Req. 1357 - Pre- gervici of trucks: --1320. - Ge1ieral Motors- Hoidens Ltd.

7684 Req. 16114.- Driers, liquid, 1337 10s.-Keystone (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.

7685 Req. 1613.-Driers, liquid, 1374 is. 3d.- Bristol Paint Co.

7686 Req. 1G28.- Gramophone records, £1,106. - Columbia Gramophone Aust. Ltd.

7687 Req. 1024. -Jackets, blue, 11,099 16s. lid. - Merino suit.

7.688 Req. 1630. -ton- setting red lead, £456 9s. 5d.- Commonwealth Litharge & Red Lead Pty. Ltd.

7689 Req. 1355.- Pre -servicing of trucks, . £200.-General Motors- Holdens Ltd.

7690 Req. 1571. - Socks, heavy, ribbed, £2,241 13s. 4d.- Hillerest Hosiery Mills.

7691 Req. 1625. -- manes, wood, packing, £1,183 Ga. 8d.- Smedley & Co.

7692 -3 Req. 2809.- Cement- £1.210.- Newbold General Refractories. £406 16s. 2d.- McKinlay Fletcher Pty. Ltd.

7694 Req. 2847. -Fire extinguishers, £1,105 4s.- Wormald Bros.

7695 Req. 2848.-Laundry service, " i st September, 1945, to 28th February, 1946, £362 16s. 8d: Nu- System Laundry.

7 696 Req. 2850. -Welding sets and accessories, £807. - Charles M. Terry.

7697 Req. 2855.-Cases, suit, fibre, £683 Cs. 8d. -Ford Sherington.

7698 Req. 2857.- Fittings for ammunition lockers, £322 10s.- Campbell Cabinet.

7699 Req. 2859. -Steel wire rope, 1325 7s. 2d. -Aust. Wire Rope Works.

7700 Req. 2863. - Overhaul and repair of motor boat, 1271 lls. 8d.- Southern Cross Engine & Windmill.

7701 Req. 2871. -Screws, £320 8s. -Paul & Gray. 7702 Req. 2874. -Chain rigging, £500 IOs.- Falkiner

Machinery. 7703 Req. 2875. -Ice . cream machines, £2,928.-Ellis &

Judges. 7704 Req. 2876. -Hose, £19,106 5s.- Hardie Rubber Co. 7705 Req. 2877. -Hose, £20,750.-Gilbert & Barker. 7 706 Req. 2878. -Mixing machine, £446.-Brown & Kidd. 7707 . Req. 2884. -Tablets, £1,150. -R. D. Toppin & Co: 7 708 Req. 2889. -Life rafts, £3,400.- Ernest Mills & Sons. 7 709 Req. 2896. -Laundry service, 1st October, 1945, to

31st March, 1946, £1,046 19s. 9d. -A. D. Ryan.

Tasmania. 7 710 A.R. 2906.- Supply of pljywood, :£350 - Alstera en

Pty. Ltd. 7711 A.R. 2907. -Supply of caneite, £386 2s. Od. -Chas.

Davis Ltd. 7712 A.R. 2910. -Supply of oak cover strips, 1206 5s.-

.T. S. Lee & Sons Pty. Ltd.

Australian . Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1920 -1945.

LISTS of names of persons in accordance with sub -section (2.) of section 8 of the Australian Soldiers' Repatriation

Act 1020.1945 for appointment as member of the Repatriation Commission, for a period of five years, will be received by me up to the 31st October, 1945, from any organization represent- ing returned soldiers throughout the Commonwealth.

Salary will be at the rate of £1,400 per annum, and a necessary qualification is that nominees shall be persons who have served as members of the Forces.

C. W. FROST, Minister for Repatriation.

NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA. Aboriginals Ordinance 1918 -1943.

TER.DMINATION OF APPOINTMENT OF PROTECTOR OF ABORIGINALS IN NORTHERN TERRITORY.

IN pursuance of section 4 of the Aboriginals Ordinance

1018 -1943, and by virtue of all other powers me thereto enabling, I, the Honorable Charles Lydiard Aubrey Abbott, the Administrator of the Northern Territory of Australia, do hereby terminate the appointment' of William George Murray as Protector of Aboriginals.

Dated at Darwin this twenty -first day of September, 1945.

C. L. A. ABBOTT, Administrator.

Science and Industry Research Act 1920 -1945.

I N pursuane of sub -section 4 of section 14A of the Sciece and Industry Research Act 1920 -1945, 1, John Johnstone

Dedman, Minister in charge of Scientific and Industrial Research, acting for and on behalf of the Prime Minister, do hereby direct, on the recommendation of trie Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, that John Charles Macleod Fornachon, William Ronald Chandler, Leon Joseph Hart and

Ne. °ctoh ër, 1945 2174 Commonwealth Gazette

Andrew William Kenneth Palm, officers appointed under that act, shall be -deemed to be employees within the meaning of section 4 of the Superannuation Act 1922.1945.

JOHN J. DEDMAN Minister in charge of Scientific and Industrial

Research.

Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1920 -1945.

TN pursuance of sub = section 3A of section 22 of the Aus- tralian Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1920 -1945, it is hereby

notified that the officers of the Repatriation Commission named hereunder shall be deemed to be " employees " within the meaning of section .4 of the Superahnfnuation Act 1922-1943:-

NEW SOUTH WALE. Cameron, Margaret Grace. Clancy, Carmelitta. Hughes, Beryl Dorothy. Kay, Pamela Christina. Kirby, June Ethel. Stenniug, Patricia Emily. Sweeney, Miriam Florence. Whitehead, Betty Patricia. Williams, Una May.

VICrouIA. Briggs, . Thomas. Jensen, Betty Agnes.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Allen, Richard Wesley. Calnan, Lancelot Reeves. Darwent, James Stewart. Dashwood, Ralph. Davis, Clement Nolan. Fairweather, Ralph. Griffits, Constance. Heard, Harry. Horne, Herbert Roger MacMillan. Howie, Richard Hotham. Jeffery, Wilfred Dunstan. MacKenzie, Brian. Miller, Robert William. Maughan, Barbara. Reynolds, Betty Frances. Matthews, Daphne Joan. Rofe, Bruce Rollo. Darke, Alan Humphrey.

TASMANIA. Savage, Henry Tasman.

HEAD -QUARTERS.

Mackenzie, Malcolm.

C. W. FROST, Minister for Repatriation. 2nd October, 1945.

COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH.

DIVISION OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

Appointment of Assistant Research Officers. APPLICATIONS are invited for two positions of Assistant

Research Officer., Division of Economic Entomology. Location. -The appointees will probably be required to work

initially at Canberra, but may be required to carry out work elsewhere at the discretion of the Council.

Duties. -To work on entomological problems. Qualifications. -A University degree in science or agricul-

turai science with entomology or zoology as a major subject, or equivalent qualifications. Research experience is a desirable, but not essential qualification.

Salary.- Dependent on qualifications and experience, commencing salary will be determined within the range of Assist- ant Research Officer (Male : £396 -£540 p.a. actual ; Female: £321 4465 p.a. actual; eight equal increments, first four automatic, remainder discretionary) .

Subject to a satisfactory medical examination, the successful applicants will be appointed initially on probation for a period of twelve months, and thereafter, if confirmed in their appointments as officers of the Council, will be eligible to contribute to, and receive benefits from, either the Superannua- tion Fund or the Commonwealth Provident Fund.

Applications stating age and nationality, and giving particulars of qualifications and experience and of present employment, and accompanied by copies of not more than four testimonials, should reach the undersigned not later than the 29th October, 1945.

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

street. East Melbourne. C.2. Victoria.


DIVISION OF PLANT INDUSTRY. Appointment of Technical Offtcers-Agrostology Section. PPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the follow-

ing positions on the staff of the Division of Plant Industry

A. TECHNICAL OFFICER ( CHEMIST) ( Two Positions) .

Location,.-Canberra, A.C.T., but may be required later to carry out work elsewhere at the discretion of the Council.

Duties. To undertake routine chemical analyses of pastures. Qualifications.-Diploma in chemistry or biochemistry of a

recognized Technical College or equivalent qualifications.

B. TECHNICAL OFFICER -PASTURE. INVESTIGATIONS (Four Positions) .

Location. -(i) Two officers will, after an initial training period at Canberra, be located at field stations in New South Wales, but may be required later to work elsewhere at the discretion of the Council.

(ii) Two officers will, after an initial training period at the Cooper Laboratory, Lawes, be located at field stations in Southern Queensland, but may be required later to work elsewhere at the discretion of the Council.

Duties. -To he responsible for tfie routine conduct of field investigations on sheep pastures.

Qualifications. - Diploma in agriculture of a recognized Agricultural College or equivalent qualifications. Applications will be accepted from final year students, with a view to commencement of duties early in 1946. Confirmation of appointment to be contingent on admission to the Diploma.

íalaries.- Dependent on qualifications and experience, commencing salary for positions listed above under A and B will be determined within range of Technical Officer (£274 to £454 per annum actual; ten equal increments, first four automatic, remainder discretionary) .

In the case of minors the following scale of salary will apply :- Eighteen years -£134 per annum actual ; nineteen years -£158 per annum actual; twenty years -£188 per annum actual; plus a special allowance of £30 per annum to diploma holders.

Subject to a satisfactory medical examination, the successful applicants will be appointed initially on probation for a period of twelve months, but thereafter, if confirmed in their appointment as officers of the Council, will be eligible to contribute to, and receive benefits from, either the Commonwealth Super- annuation Fund or the Commonwealth Provident Fund.

Applications, clearly indicating position applied for, and stating date of birth, nationality, present employment, particulars of qualifications and experience, accompanied by copies of not more than four testimonials should reach the undersigned not later than 9th November, 1945.

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

street, East Melbourne, C.2.


DIVISION OF PLANT INDUSTRY. Appointment of Assistant Research Officers- Agrostology

Section. A PPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the follow-

ing positions on the staff of the Division of PIant Industry

A. PASTURE INVESTIGATIONS ( Six Positions) . Location. -Three officers will be located initially at Canberra,

A.C.T., two at Deniliquin, New South Wales, and one at Perth, Western Australia, but each officer may be required to carry out work elsewhere at the discretion of the Council.

Duties. -To carry out investigations into pastures for sheep and wool production, involving work in one of the following three main. fields: Research on sheep pastures, research on irrigated pastures, or ecological survey of pastures.

Qualifications. -- University degree in agricultural science, or in science with botany as a major subject, or equivalent qualifications. Applications should state field of work and location preferred.

B. WEEDS INVESTIGATIONS (One Position) . Location. -The appointee will be stationed initially in

Canberra, A.C.T., but may be required to carry out work elsewhere at the discretion of the Council.

Duties. -To carry out investigations into problems of plant physiology associated with weed control.

Qualifications.- University degree in science, with biochemistry and /or plant physiology as major subjects, or equivalent qualifications.

salaries.--- iDependent on qualifications and experience, commencing salary for positions listed under A and B above will be

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determined within range of Assistant Research Officer. ( Male, £396 -£540 per annum actual; female, £321 -£465 per annum actual; eight equal incremente, first four automatic, remainder discretionary) .

Note. -Applicants with post -graduate experience will be preferred, but in respect of both positions A and B applications will also be accepted from undergraduates in the final year to their University course, with a view to commencement of duties early in 1946- confirmation of any appointment to be contingent on admission to the degree.

Subject to a satisfactory medical examination, the successful applicants will be appointed initially on probation

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for a period of twelve months, but thereafter, if confirmed in their appointment as officers of the Council, will be eligible to contribute to, and receive benefits from, either the Common- wealth -Superannuation Fund or the Commonwealth Provident Fund.

Applications, indicating position applied for and stating date of birth, nationality, present employment, particulars of qualifications and experience, accompanied by copies of not more than four testimonials, should reach the undersigned not later than 9th November, 1945.

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

street, East Melbourne, C.2.


DivislON OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY. Appointment of Assistant Research Officer, Physical

Chemistry Section. APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to a position

of Assistant Research Officer, Division of Industrial Chemistry, Melbourne.

Uuties. -To assist with investigations in the chemistry and physics of solid surfaces.

Qualifications.- University degree in science with chemistry and /or physics as major subjects, or equivalent qualifications, combined with some research experience.

Salary. -- Dependent on qualifications and experience commencing salary will be determined within range of Assistant Research Officer (male, £396 -£540 per annum actual; female, £321 -£465 per annum actual) , eight equal increments, first four automatic, remainder discretionary.

Applications, stating date of birth, nationality, present employment, particulars of qualifications and experience, and accompanied by copies of not more than four testimonials, should reach the undersigned not later than the 19th October, 1945.

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

street, East Melbourne, C.2, Victoria.


BUILDING MATERIALS RESEARCH. Appointment of Research Staff.

COUNCIL for Scientific and Industrial Research is intensi- fying its research work on problems connected with the

development, manufacture, properties and uses of building materials, and applications are invited for the following positions on the staff of the laboratory which will be located in Melbourne.

A. TECHNICAL SECRETARY.

Duties.-To assist the Officer -in- charge in the organization and administrative work of the Section.

Qualifications.- University degree in science, engineering, or architecture, or equivalent qualifications, with some years' research and /or industrial experience and administrative ability.

Salary.- Dependent on qualifications and experience, commencing salary will be determined within the range of either Senior Research Officer ( £665 -£790 per annum actual; five equal increments, first four automatic, remainder discretionary) or Research Officer (£560-E640 per annum actual; four equal increments, first automatic, remainder discretionary) .

B. OFFICER -IN- CHARGE, MECHANICAL AND PHYSICAL TESTING LABORATORY.

Duties. -To organize and take charge of a laboratory for the mechanical and physical testing of all types of building materials except timber and cement.

Qualifications. - University degree in engineering, or science with physics as a major subject, or equivalent qualifications, with a sound knowledge of mechanical and physical testing technique and equipment, and some years' experience in research and /or testing work.

Salary. -Dependent on qualifications and experience, commencing salary will be determined within the range of either Senior Research Officer (£665 -£790 per annum actual; five equal increments, first four automatic. remainder discre.

tionary) or Research Officer (f560 -£640 per annum actual; four equal increments, first automatic, remainder discretionary) .

C. Snicioa OFFICERS ( Four positions) . Duties. -To take charge of laboratory and field investiga-

tions relating to one or more of the following: - Building boards; floor, wall and roof covering mortars; plasters; mastics; adhesives; building blocks; bricks; tiles; or other building materials except timber and portland cement.

Qualifications.-University degree in science or engineering, or equivalent qualifications, with some years' research and /or industrial experience.

Salary.- Dependent on qualifications and experience, commencing salary will be determined within the range of-either Senior Research Officer (£665 -£790 per annum actual; five equal increments, first four automatic, remainder discretionary) or Research Officer (£560 -£640 per annum actual; four equal increments, first automatic, remainder discretionary) .

D. CONCREI RESEARCH ( Two positions) . Duties.-To take part in a comprehensive study of con-

crete as a building material (as distinct from the design of concrete buildings) .

Qualifications.- University degree in science or engineering, or equivalent qualifications.

Salary. -Dependent on qualifications and experience, commencing salary will be determined within the range of either Research Officer (Male: £560 -£640 per annum actual; Female: £485 -£565 per annum actual ; four equal increments, first automatic, remainder discretionary) or Assistant Research Officer (Male: £396 -£540 per annum actual; Female: £321 -£465 per annum actual; eight equal increments, first four automatic, remainder discretionary) .

E. INFORMATION ( Two positions) . Duties. -To assist in the collection, indexing and dissemina

tioii of information from all parts of the world concerning building materials.

Qualifications.- University degree in science or engineering or equivalent qualifications.

Salary.- Dependent on qualifications and experience, commencing salary will be determined within the range of either Research Officer (Male: £560 -£640 per annum actual; Female: £485 -£565 per annum actual ; four equal increments, first automatic, remainder discretionary) or Assistant Research Officer (Male: £396 -E540 per annum actual; Female, £321 -£465 per annum actual ; eight equal increments, first four automatic, remainder discretionary) .

Subject to a satisfactory medical examination, each successful applicant will be appointed initially on probation for a period of twelve months, but thereafter, if confirmed in his appointment as an officer of the Council, will be eligible to contribute to, and receive benefits from, either the Common- wealth Superannuation Fund or the Commonwealth Provident Fund.

Applications, clearly indicating position or positions applied for and stating date of birth, nationality, present employment, particulars of qualifications and experience, accompanied by copies of not more than four testimonials, should reach the undersigned not later than the 19th November, 1945.

G. A. COOK, Secretary. Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert - street, East Melbourne, C.2, Victoria.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE. HIS Royal Highness the Governor- General in Council has it approved of the following changes being made: - CITIZEN AIR FORCE.

GENERAL DUTIES . BRANCH. The following Flying Officers are promoted to the temporary rank of Flight Lieutenant with effect from the dates indicated:-(Pilots) D. L. Boyd (404982) , 14th April, 1945, W. J. T. Young (409269) , 25th April, 1945, T. G. L. Irwin, D.F.C. (413200) , 3rd June, 1945, F. N. Crouch (402644), 8th June, 1945, G. P. C. Rees (424939) , B. D. Sheridan (424557), C. B.. Noble (424447), J. M. Brown, D.F.C. (423662), (Acting Flight Lieutenant) S. R. H. Reeve (429485) , W. L. Priestley (423875) , L. J. Plasto, D.F.C.

(424454) , A. Thomson (423941) , (Acting Flight Lieutenant) N. G. Judge (4247G8), D. T. Hewson (419995), (Acting Flight Lieutenant) R. H. Larnach (428253) , R. K. Orr (412668) , 17th June, 1945, F. R.. Maddox (401983), 18th June, 1945, W. H. Carter (421532) 19th June, 1945, (Acting Fight Lieutenant) D. B. Ludbey, D.F.C. (408264), 20th June, 1945, (Acting Flight Lieutenant) R. W. A. Fisher (416557) , 22nd June, 1945. W. T. Smith (426409) , H. W. Greenslade (426582), P. H. Nissen (426375), F. T. Lamb (422645) , J. R. Thomas (422756) J. E. Gilmore (426085), (Acting Flight Lieutenant) K. G. Cheers (426310) , H. L. Healy (413864) , J. H. Croll (426055) , J. S. Davidson (401775) . (Acting Flight Lieutenant) K. M. McDonald (405925) , 25th June, 1945, J. G. Calman (412900) , A. B. Clvdsriale (412573). (Acting Flight Lieutenant) F. B. Cooper

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(409085), 26th June, 1945, L. G. Goode (405478), H. A. Nicholson (413019), 28th June, 1945, L. L. Cadan (408570), V. E. Murphy (409642) , F. J. Pedersen (416606) , 29th June, 1945, H. B. Frisby (416421), 30th June, 1945, (Acting Fight Lieutenant) I. G. Pauli (428351) , G. F. Laidlaw (419733) , R. E. Stumm (429490) , E. H. Luder (418715) , (Acting Flight Lieutenant) R. R. Alexander, D.F.C. (428288), V. C. G- rinimett, D.F.C. (429947) , R. S. Minchin (427721) , F. H. Bunce, D.F.C. (424550), T. M. Badham (424841), R. N. Willis (428855), P. K. Miller (417594), L. W. Clark (424371), R. G. Harris (406482) , F. N. 'Sorrell (424611) , (Acting Squadron Leader) . W. M. Kynoch, D.F.C. (419657) , D. R. Ward,. D.F.C. (424808), C. N. Halpin 425930), (Acting Flight Lieutenant) T. Grant (427381), (Acting Flight Lieutenant) V. J. Murray (427928), (Acting Flight Lieutenant) R. S. Forge (418263) N. J. Marsh (11362) , W. C. Spurr (409858) ,

1st July, 1945, L. F. Woodhouse (411572) , 2nd July, 1945, J. G. Cox, D.F.C. (411750) , 3rd July, 1945, J. R. Gardner, D.F.C. (415131), 5th July, 1945, J. C. Adams (413473) , E. D. P. Every (408293) , 6th July, 1945, J. R. Bullock (401896), 8th July, 1945, L. A. Wright (419281), G. M. Bishop (410438) , S. H. Dibley (424160) , A. C. Knauer (426751), W. M. Stanley (422737), C. J. McLeod (423874) , F. N. Taylor (426767) , K. A. Howard (423741), R. Johnston (423790), A. S. Ingram (424298) , S. D. Thompson (31211) ,

K. C. Matthews (423805) , T. L. Parsons (409436) , K. K. We'sh (409631), 9th July, 1945, J. L. Bedford (411850), G. MeN. Hume (401444) , 10th July, 1945, A. T. Richards (413796), 1 lth July, 1945, R.. S. Ellis (416420) , 14th July, 1945, J. M. Lock (404967) , 17th Ju'y, 1945, P. E. O'Halloran 1408502), 19th July, 1945, R. W. Richardson (407849) , 20th July, 1945, (Acting Flight Lieutenant) D. R. Toovey, D.F.C. (416632) , D. R. Menzies (403061) , 22nd July, 1945, (Navi- gators) C. R. D. Tucker (404040), K. M. McCall (429614) ,

24th June, 1945, M. M. Mayne (422607) , 25th June, 1945, (Acting Flight Lieutenant) T. J. Corcoran (426995), C. J. McDonall (428740), R. A. Woodman (423275), 9th July, 1945, R. A. Rees (429243) , D. L. Forwood (422481) , C. S. Oliver (429241) , J. A. Chalk (419946) , R. C. James (425520) , H. D. Kelly (422274), R. H. Darwin (419034), J. I. Glynn (434249) , T. M. Fitzgerald (429221) , J. W. C. Murray (423832), 22nd July, 1945, (Navigators "B ") P. L. Taylor (411550) , 9th March, 1945, K. Pritchard, D.F.C. (420266) ,

2nd April, 1945, C. W. McG. Shaw (404612) , 22nd May, 1945, (Acting Flight Lieutenant) E. -G. A. Miflin (404898) , 19th June, 1945, W. S. Sullivan (402281), 22nd June, 1945, M. K. Burnside (400188) , J. A. C. Kennedy, D.F.C. (409001) , 24th June, 1945, B. O. Thwaite (423353) , K. L. Robertson (423331), 25th June, 1945, (Acting Flight Lieutenant) M. O.

Pritchett (413893) , C. W. McLeod (403071) , 30th June, 1945, W. R. Courtis, D.F.C. (401915) , L. G. Keays, D.F.C. (401447), 1st July, 1945, K. G. Hesketh (412138) , 2nd July, 1945, G. F. McFarlane (401992), 11th July, 1945, (Acting Flight Lieu- tenant) F. J. Nugent, D.F.C. (404256) , 16th July, 1945, T. M. Landy (404706) , 20th July, 1945, C. A. L. Barnett (403894) ,

21st July, 1945, (Wireless Operators Air " G ") S. D. Williams (411574), 7th May, 1945, W. J. Chap'.ain (404539), 9th June, 1945, R. D. Smith (403285) , 21st June, 1945, N. W. Keegan (405977), 1st July, 1945, (Acting Flight Lieutenant) R. G.

White (415096) , 3rd July, 1945, A. E. Jones (412147) , 5th July, 1945, (Acting Flight Lieutenant) E. T. Heap, D.F.M. (405053) , 7th July, 1945, W. R. McClellan (423838) , A. G.

Slavich (422525), I. A. Foster (423091) , W. Pitt (423882) ,

12th July, 1945, G. H. Garman (401621) , 15th July, 1945. (Acting Flight Lieutenant) R. C. H. McKellar (411160) ,

L. G. Eaton (411014), 17th July, 1945, (Acting Flight Lieu- tenant) A. W. G. Connor, D.F.C., D.F.M. (400898). 18th July, 1945, (Air Gunners) H. E. D. Figgis (421897) , W. R. Adams- (422918) , 24th June, 1945, (Acting Flight Lieutenant) C. T. Crook, D.F.C. (408800) , 3rd July, 1945, A. Ii. Elton (412417), 9th July, 1945, D. A. Crookston, (402770) , 14th July, 1945, T. C. Drake- Brockman, D.F.C. (406564) , 15th July, 1945, L H. Paul (434007) , G. V. O'Brien (422667) ,

A. W. S. Shillaker, D.F.C. (429896) , 22nd July, 1945, (Flight Engineer) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) O. H. Lewis (5594) , 18th June, 1945.-(Ex. Min. No. 242 Approved 3rd October, 1945.)

ARTHUR S. DRAKEFORD, Minister for Air.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.

1S Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council has " approved of the following changes being made:-

CITIZEN AIR FORCE. GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The probationary appointments of the following Pilot Officers are . confirmed and Alley are promoted to the rank of Flying Officer with effect from dates indicated:- (Pilots) A. S. Masters 421184), 5th November, 1944, A. S. Miller (410130) , 6th November, 1944, S. H. Bignell (424014) , 28th February, 1945. B. Heifer (422952) , 10th March, 1945, J. S. Peterswaid (424921), 7th April, 1945, R. D. King (427913) ,

13th April, 1915, L. H. Myers (9103) , 2nd May, 1945, M. R. .Tacobs (416580) , 14th May, 1945, F. G. Williams. (4155981, 4th June. 1945, H. G. Payne (436344) , 8th June, 1945,.R. R. Palmer (417664) , P. J. Pearce (28923) , L. H. Currell


(427703) , B. A. W. Gaukroger, (424531) , 16th June, 1945, G. R. Oliver (415352) , 17th June, 1945, R. J. V. Hall (423719). 18th June, 1945, E. G: Hemingway (429629) , R. K. Precians (413097), 0. G. Williams (433257), V. Williams (436299) , J. D. De Salis (422454) , D. E. Hall (409302) , A. L. Langford (418131) , F. P. Quinn (437316) , 19th June, 1945, R. G. Peters (421000) , D. H. Rowley (434564) , 20th June, 1945, J. G. Geytenbeek (417473) , W. P. Gurr (408226), W. K. Longmuir (433116) , J. W. Rothe (432574), D. Beard (8171), R. T. Brunskill (432106), G. Stack (436348), 21st June, 1945, V. M. Berry . (437747), J. F. X. O'Dockery (430190), A. A. Sharp (433233), W. A. Stewart (417982) , B. R. Stone (427982) , J. D. Tilley (430477) , L. A. Wilson (432598) , 22nd June, 1945, 13. J. Fay (422266), 23rd . June, 1945, A. G. Elliot (434306) , A. J. Francis (430368) , II. G. Perkins (417596), R. E. Filmer (427877), W. McG. Heathwood (414791), G. S. Kingston (426284) , C. B. Moore (422866) , J. L. Venning (417911) ,

29th June, 1945, J. A. Falconer, A.F.C. (412238), J. Cragg (412493) , 30th June, 1945, G. L. Brown (434774) , 1st July, 1945, K. McK. Anderson (424079) , D. O. Carman (434154) ,

2nd July, .1945, R. E. Gardiner (410652) , J. W. Howell (425852) , F. J. Harris (410170) , 3rd July, 1945, J. Quigley (429156) , C. P. Gesell (434164) ,. D. A. R. Kerville (419656) W. E. \Vearne (428838), 4th July, 1915, G. E. Darville (420812) , R. C. Henning (425511) , D. G. Nesbitt (420355) , D. K. McKinnon (419054), 5th July, 1945, M. E. Morgan (419130) , F. G. M. Khan (422862) , 6th July, 1945, R. A. Fairweather (414476), G. D. Boyd (432444) , R. E. Cameron (430248) , J. T. Laurie (434140) , 7th July, 1945, A. G. Nicholls (419839) , W. E. Day (34778) , W. R. Field (421260) ,

W. C. Gadd (416946), A. R. Hopkins (427595) , " S. J. Kelly (4217.35), R. F. Sheppard (417241) , J. F. Vintner (425789), A. E. Waterworth (419762) , 8th July, 1945, M. H. Lynch (420766), 10th July, 1945, H. McLeod (434992) , R. M. Cover (436050) , W. L. Maguire (420971) , J. K. Perry (423872) , E. J. Rowlands (417896) , 11th July, 1945, W. B. Chatterton (405099) , B. R. Bartlett (434732) , F. W. Dougall (421580) ,

12th July, 1945, A. A. Payne (409937) , 13th July, 1945, F. J. Graham "(429053), N. R. B. Gray (423715) , 15th July, 1945, F. H. Jones (411666) , 16th July, 1945, F. E. Kowald (427973) , K. J. O'Connor (419098) , 17th July, 1945, L. R. Nottage (427931), 18th July, 1945, G. N. Green (436517) , P. G. Mason (432839) , 19th July, 1945, J. A. McDonald (405253) , 21st July, 1945, R. R. Addison {433558), R. G. Day (435115) , K. H. Hipe (433160) , G. F. Marquis (433121) , 22nd July, 1945, J. E. Semmens (412849), 14th August, 1945, (Naviga- tors) O. Smith (421634) , 5th July, 1945, R. W. Kerr (422199) 8th July, 1945, (Navigators "B ") L. W. Mares (429720) , 2nd December, 1944, W. H. F. Halliday (429871) , 24th December, 1944, R. H. Thornton (423932) , 16th February, 1945, A. H. Thompson (413045) , 3rd April, 1945, J. F. Golsby (423199) , 17th. April, 1945, H. T. Sargeant (419278) , 17th May, 1945, M. B. Selth (437281) , J. G. Cocks (421866) , A. S. Lawes (417206) , 16th June, 1945, D. A. Herron, D.F.C. (432004) , 18th June, 1945, F. S. W. Gubbins, D.F.C. (437128) , D. C. Walter (410109) , H. R. Williams (404991) , 19th June, 1945, K. C. Tweedie (417136) , W. J. Cooper (425126) , J. W. Wilson (424500) , 20th June, 1945, W. K. Bridges (415502), W. R. Kelleher (424418) , 23rd June, 1945, R. L. Tanner (428864), 25th June, 1945, J. H. Taylor (421945), 26th June, 1945, D. Northridge (437055), 27th June, 1945, M. C. Blee (415299) , R. B. Irvine, D.F.C. (424266) , L. Rabbitts (420269) , ist July, 1945, W. D. J. Gray (41420) , 2nd July, 1945, R. G. Redmayne (421546) , 4th July, 1945, E. Williams (410102) , 6th July, 1945, R. J. Ireland (423751) , .T. Illa (424342), 8th July, 1945, P. E. Kiely, D.F.C. (423419), 10th July, 1945, D. L. W. Kuschert (420684) , H. G. Adams, D.F.C. (424504) , J. H. Bails (417987) , 11th July, 194.5, C. P. Road (424917), G. H. B. Thompson (418022), 12th July, 1945, A. S. Douglas (424999) , W. B. F. Miller (414813) , 13th July. 1945, A. R. Murray (419435) C. J. Burgess (428085) , 15th July, 1945, R. J. S. Sherwin (426924) , D. F. Tierney (419238) , A. H. Deas (427692), 16th July, 1945, G. R. Clarke (410952), J. D. Leeson (425450), 17th July, 1945. T. W. G. Moron (426644) , F. J. D. McKey (432541) , G. D. Smith (422695) , F. G. McCormack (415805) , 18th July, 1945, B. Spencer, D.F.M. (424706) , 19th July, 1945, E. G. Arthur (431155) , 22nd July, 1945, (Air Bombers) E. T. Hardman (424832) , T. A. McLelland (408447) , 23rd January, 1944, R. J. Dilley (432309), 18th June, 1945, J. V. Parkinson (411177) , 22nd June, 1945, M. H. Bertie (433499) , W. W. C. Gore 113377), 9th July, 1945, R. R. Selkirk (419059) , 22nd July, 1945 (Wireless Operators Air) C. H. Berghofer (425418) , W. M. McCrea (423839) , R. H. Waters (417983) , 9th February, 1944, K. R. Glanville (425639) , 20th March, 1944, W. A. James (429585), 19th April, 1944, T. W. Tapp (39493), 22nd March, 1945, W. J. M. Baillie (423585), 6th June, 1945, J. G. Alston (410290) , R. G. Kemp (417492) , A. L. Newnham (428421), 1-6th June, 1945, R. W. Aland (426503) E. C. Brown (430010) , J. V. Nancarrow (42 5196) , 17th Jinie, f 1945, A. A. R. Tyrrell (421107) , R. Lyons ( 425704 l , 191;lí Juno. art ( 428846) , L. M. Richards (4]2696), 20th . Hawkins (427091), 21st June, 1945, J. E. L , J. Keim (426749) ,

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P. H. Hedgcock (410663) , 22nd June, 1945, L. J. Montgomerie (423157) , 24th June, 1945, H. J. H. West (418319) , 28th June, 1945, J. N. Donovan (426324) , A. E. Williamson (417734), R. G. F. Oatt (419775), J. J. Gibb (428597),

C. 'J. Holloway (410598) , T. R. Rees . (25870) , R. W. Simon (422728) , 29th June, 1945, A. J. Tod (430106) , 30th June, 1945, A. J. McNeill (424792) , 2nd July, 1945, G. D. Aitken (426988), D. A. Henderson (414793); R. T. Simonson (428463) , J. E. Plympton (419480) , 3rd July, 1945, R. M. Anderson (424577) , E. G. Bergman (429506) , E. D. Quiggin (421390) , 4th July, 194.5, S. C. Hughes (423756) , 5th July, 1945, F. N. Chapman (410950) , 7th July, 1945, L. C.

Witchard (424334) , M. R. Gildea (429166) , R. J. Mulcahy (432234) , M. F. Ford (434757) , 8th July, 1945, R. J. Dalziel (419381) , G. O. Dickson (410961) , A. McLeish (423844) ,

L. P. Ryan (434132) , E. J. Taylor (434057) , 9th July, 1945, G. Bissett (424953), 10th July, 1945,. M. H. H. Leversha (430378) , D. B. Shine (436006) , 11th July, 1945, N. R. Garton (425152), 12th July, 1945, R. S. Harris (415651), 15th July, 1945, I. G. McLaren (418868) , 17th July, 1945, G. P. Dodd (432494), R. A. Cooper (4277440), K. L. Edwards (427310) , J. K. Sharp (432277) , 18th July, 1945, R. A. Dixon (417625) , L. W. Hetherington (424632) , T. G. Matthews (428075), 0. E. O'Brien (426466) , 19th July, 1945, E. H. Millen (422226) , 20th July, 1945 (Air Gunners) M. H. McVey (425884) , 6th March, 1945, C. A. Campbell (426306) , 19th June, 1945, L. C. O'Brien (32604) , 21st June, 1915, A. W. Duncan (430959) , 27th June, 1945, J. H. McAdam (427003) , 29th June, 1 945, J. Clutterbuck (429893) ,

J. C. Cole (425122) , J. McLay (416382) , 2nd July, 1945, F. R. Armstrong (418618) , 8th July, 1945, L. F. J. Virgo (417681) , 9th July, 1945, R. R. Lever (428254) , W. L. McD. Perry (19358) , 13th July, 1945, K. R. Phillips (436731) ,

17th July, 1945, M. F. Woodgate (434351) , 19th July, 1945.

ADMINISTRATIVE AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH.

Technical List. The probationary appointments of the following Pilot

Officers are confirmed and they are promoted to the rank of Flying Officer with effect from 24th June, 1945:- (Engineer- ing Section) C. A. K. E. Austin (32511) , J. K. Patton (6374) .

ADMINISTRATIVE AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH. The probationary appointment of Pilot Officer L. S. P.

Tanner ( 400844) is confirmed and he is promoted to the rank of Flying Officer with effect from. 28th June, 1945. -(Ex.

Tin. No. 243 -Approved 3rd October, 1945.)


ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.

FE 1S Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council has

approved of the following changes being made:- CITIZEN AIR FORCE.

GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH. The following Flying Officers are promoted to the temporary

rank of Flight Lieutenant with effect from the dates indicated:-(Pilots) W. H. P. Ward (418902) , 8th April, 1945, L. M. Stewart (422743), 14th May, 1945, G. B. Downing (424899), R. J. Harper (408651), 1st July, 1945, J. A. Wishart (419710) , L. D. C. Bray (419926) , 29th July, 1945, B. Starkey (20561) , W. O. K. Hewett (407428) , A. H. McKay (408696) , M. C. Sedwick (411533) , S. E. O. Cox (411291) , L. A. Stevens (405608) , D. S. Matheson (417097) , F. J. Sheehan (415688) , T. B. Watts (420790) , L. Ashton, D.F.C. (420823), N. A. Stronach (405778), C. R. Duncan (401778), E. C. Clark, D.F.M. (415400), E. S. Nicholls (420706), R. McL. Robson (406491) , 1st August, 1945, M. M. Taylor (406583) , 2nd August, 1945, G. P. George, D.F.C. (413369), 4th August, 1945, J. Cordery (412575) , 5th August, 1945, R. O. Patterson (409218) , 6th August, 1945, R. K. W. Tasker, D.F.C. (401863) , 7th August; 1945, N. L. Pashen (404984), 9th August, 1945, P. A. W. MacPherson (401662) , (Acting Flight Lieutenant) D. R. Parkinson (401245), 11th August, 1945, N. M. Peters, D.F.C. (420044), 12th August, 1945, C. C. Kingston (414046) , 13th August, 1945, G. J. Sharpe., D.F.C. (414266) , 14th August, 1945, P. A. Thompson, D.F.C. (414172) , 17th August, 1945, W. R. Lee, D.F.C. (405693) , (Acting Flight Lieutenant) D. L. Millar, D.F.C. (402100) , D. Rees, C.G.M. (415193) , 21st August, 1945, H. E. T. Trip'ow, D.F.C. (416808), A. E. Verren (420308), 25th August, 1945, . N. D. Clark (426967) , F. P. Bulbeck (417562) , E. J. Westbury (420318) , A. W. Lawry (436019) , A. D. W. Vaughan (428412), R. W. Bishop (429866), K. M. Twiddy (419145) , J. Margin (424047) , D. H. McLeod (419055) , W. A. Pead (436052) , A. F. Wright (428433), D. M. L. Hall (432162) , C. H. Mawby (436044) , A. H. Wallis (4231) , R. J. Meuleman (419094), A. E. Pritchard (428355), G. W. H. Braden (41578) , K. W. S. Carl ile (6934) , J. D. Nicholls (427606) , V. F. Meaking (418290) , H. G. Knott (16319) ,

C. P. Mallon (424658) , W. R. Wi1einan (424603) , L. L. Jones (408442) , H. R. Evans (419857), W. I. Leabeter (19244) , D. R. Murray (421747) , B. Porter (423556) , W. J. Gordon (419569) , R. L. Priestley (424090) , G. H. Jones (432316) , D. F. Paton (428107) . K. W. Gal lie (6406) , R. C.

5818.-2

Webster (419708) , V. R. Lipman (419320) N. R. Stehr (424837) , R. M. Burke (401762) , 26th August, 1945, K. R. Dalton (408974), 27th August, 1945, A. J. Martin (411505), 28th August, 1945, P. R. Vickery, A.F.C. (407469), 29th August, 1945, (Navigators) D. S. Harvey (415945) , 29th April, 1945, J. E. Nitschke (429987) , P. G. Carter (423058), .T. W. Roberts (437007) , M. Sheehy (426693) , M. H. Osbiston (419739), J. Harley (428695), 19th August, 1945, (Naviga- tors " B ") P. Cahill (401268) , H. G. Hampton (406077) , S. W. Taylor (405087) , 1st August, 1945, G. J. P. Lightfoot (409722), 4th August, 1945, C. W. Stringer, D.F.C. (414098) ,

6th August, 1945, C. G. Reilly (415486), M. B. Jones, D.F.C. (406597), 11th August, 1945, A. F. Studders, D.F.C. (414273), 13th August, 1945, W. C. Gordon, D.F.C. (413986) , D. M. H. Larkin (401565) , H. J. Schnell (407815) , 14th August, 1945, W. McG. Miller, D.F.M. (407988) , 15th August, 1945, R. E. Colbert (400066), 19th August, 1945, G. H. S. Hemy (4011455), 20th August, 1945, R. B. Reid, D.F.C., D.F.M. (415205) , 23rd August, 1945, A. R. Robertson (406369), 24th August, 1945, P. J. Keating (408067) , 29th August, 1945, (Navigators " W ") J. G. R. Smith (405984) , 30th April, 1945, C. E. E. Page (426672) , 23rd July, 1945, E. Craig (427186), D. Cochrane (419500) , W. T. G. Richards (436092) , D. Barrett (437108), T. C. Biggart (422999), R. B. King (424046), M. A. C'ark (424850), L. D. Phillips (437157), W. E. Knapp (419529) , 19th August, 1945, F. J. Angel (416139) , C. H. Barry (412881), D. J. Ryan (418684), G. L. Stubs (408302), K. C. Thompson (413283), L. T. Turner (409633), G. E. Wilson (419482) , 20th August, 1945, P. J. Sweeny (415881) , 28th August, 1945, (Navigators " BW ") J. G. West (205746) , R. A. Shaw (5837), C. H. Witheford (15841) , 1st August, 1945, (Wireless Operators Air " G") C. D. Veo (420366), W. H. Smeed (406883), C. L. D. Edwards (8816) , 1st April, 1945, C. K. Bocking (403836) , 15th April, 1945, R. A. E. Wright (408604) , 1st July, 1945, F. A. Neilson (419477) , 22nd July, 1945, G. W. H. Dyer (411012), H. K. Rawle (402607) , G. W. Thomas (407514) , K. W. Lye (403672), 1st August, 1945, T. I. Gunn (6691) , G. S. Keightley (406598) , 2nd August, 1945, C. T. McKinnon .(413408) , 4th August, 1945, H. G. Kelly (401382) , 5th August, 1945, D. V. Hope (419268), A. H. Wilmore (426934), 9th August, 1945, R. E. Ga.brielson (407150) 11th August, 1945, L. W. Mann (403031) , R. H. M. Sampson (403879) , 14th August, 1945, T. S. G. Maher (403195) , 15th August. 1945, R. L. May (403524) , 16th August, 1945, R. J. Gardiner (407396) , J. A. Manning (407124) , 17th August, 1945, I. D. Peeler (418298) , E. McL. Orr (424594), D. A. Rice (437445), A. Crag; (422840) , C. W. Turvey (423945) , 19th August, 1945, F. N. T. Urquhart (402981) , 20th August, 1945, M. H. Procter (400356), A. G. Leal (403193), R. J. Stafford (404775) , 23rd August, 1945, H. C. Lithgo (406182) , 29th August, 1945, (Air Gunners) F. E. Tolcher (426713), 29th April, 1945, E. B. England (427456), 22nd July, 1945, J. K. Pritchard (407159) ,

G. W. L. Webster (402712), J. C. Hutton (400534), 1st August, 1945, K. J. P. Holmes, D.F.M. (405736), 6th August, 1945, R. C. Dunstan, D.S.O. (419018) , 7th August, 1945, A. A. Taylor, D.F.C. (404306), 8th August, 1945, J. A. Cullity (427302), P. J. O'Connor, D.F.C. (422874) , K. N. Willis (424725) , 19th August, 1945, E. M. Carey (409380) ,

26th August, 1945, I. F. Clement (409513), 27th August, 1945, (Flight Engineer) , H. K. Ches':in (10651) , 12th August, 1945.

Notification of the appointment to a . commission of No. 404284 Norman Henry Powell- ( Pilot) appearing in Common - wealth of Australia Gazette No. 304 dated 19th November, 1992, is amended to read with effect from 24th May, 1942.

Notification of the confirmation of the probationary appointment and promotion to the rank of Flying Officer of Pilot Officer N. H. Powell (404284) (Pilot) appearing in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 190 dated 26th August, 1943, is amended to read with effect from 24th November, 1942.

Notification of the promotion to the temporary rank of Flight Lieutenant of Flying. Officer N. H. Powell (404284) (Pilot) appearing in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 168 dated 24th August, 1944, is amended to read with effect from 24th May, 1944.

Notification of the appointment to a commission of No. 403601 Lindsay Grafton Greenaway (Navigator " B") appearing in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 66 dated 25th March, 1943, is amended to read with effect from 23rd December, 1942.

Notification. of the confirmation of the probationary appointment and promotion to the rank of Flying Officer of Pilot Officer L. G. Greenaway (403601) (Navigator " B ") appearing in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 53 dated 16th March, 1944, is amended to read with effect from 23rd June, 1943.

Notification of the promotion to the temporary rank of F'ight Lieutenant of Flying Officer L. G. Greenaway (403601) (Navigator "B ") appearing in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 27 dated 8th February. 1945, is amended to read with effect from 23rd December, 1944. -(Ex. Min. No. 244 - Approved 3rd October, 1945.)


No. 196. --11th October, 1945 2178 Commonwealth Gazette

ENTRY OF CADET MIDSHIPMEN (S) INTO THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

APPLICATIONS are invited for entry as Cadet Midshipmen

(S) into the Royal Australian Navy from youths who attain the age of seventeen (17 ) years during the calendar year, 1945 (i.e., those born during 1928 ) .

Applicants must have passed the Leaving Certificate or the Senior Public Examination conducted by the State Universities

or the Education Departments or be sitting for one of these examinations this year.

Applications should reach the Secretary, Navy Office, Melbourne, S.C.1, not later than 15th November, 1945.

Full particulars and application forms may be obtained from the Secretary, Navy Office, Melbourne, S.C.1 ; the Staff Officer ( Reserves ), 44 Bridge- street, Sydney ; the Naval Officer -in- Charge, Brisbane, Port Adelaide, Fremantle and Hobart.

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

PROMOTIONS - SECTION 50 AND " REGULATION 109. THE following promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board, and, where consequent upon

another provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be lodged, either by letter or telegram; within twenty -one days of the date of this notification, as follows :-

(a) if the promotion is to be made in a State, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector in the capital city of that State ;

(b) if the promotion is to be made in the Australian Capital Territory, with the Public Service Inspector in Canberra, unless the promotion is to be made to a vacancy in the Postmaster -General's Department, in which case the officer shall lodge his appeal with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Sydney ;

(c) if the promotion is to be made in the Northern Territory :- (i) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Brisbane, in the case ofa promotion to a vacancy in the Department

of Trade and Customs ; (ii) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Adelaide, in the case ofa promotion to a vacancy inthe Postmaster-

General's Department ; (iii) with the Public Service Inspector, Canberra, in other cases.

An appellant shall forward his appeal direct to the Public Service Inspector. Under Section 50 (7A) of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, the Board may regard an appeal as having been made against a

provisional promotion notified hereunder by any officers who, at any time within the time prescribed for lodging an appeal, are absent on leave for war service.

Where an officer desires to appeal against two or more provisional promotions a separate appeal should be lodged in respect of each, except where the provisional promotions appealed against are to positions of similar classification in the same Branch of a Department, when one appeal covering such provisional promotions will be accepted.

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

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

Clifford, Cyril Charles

Hourigan, Paul

Hartnett, Henry George

Marshall, Donald Gordon

Thompson, James Christian

Conlon, James Francis

Forbes, Harry Alfred..

Cornell, Francis Edward

Oliver, Francis Oswald

Goldwater, Leo Victor

Phillips, Francis Haig

Woollams, Sydney ..

Wain, Thomas Arthur

Poole, John Burfitt " . .

Robinson, John Stuart

Walsh, Alan James

Hon, Harry Durrant . .

Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary on Prc motion.

Date of Promotion.

PRIME MINISTER'S Assistant, Grade 4 (£280- £312),

Fourth Division, Publicity

DEPARTMENT. Assistant Supervisor (£366- £414), Fourth

Division, Publicity Branch, Prime 406 11.10.45

Branch, Prime Minister's Department

Minister's Department, vice A. T. Conron, deceased

Assistant, Grade 2 (£264- £272), Fourth Division (Records), Prime Minister's Department

Assistant, Grade 4 (£280 -£312), Fourth Division, Publicity Branch, Prime Minister's Department, vice C. C. Clifford, promoted

320 Pt

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS. New South Wales.

Repack Officer (£342 -£414), Third Division, Drawback

Uptown Examining Officer (£37S- £450), Third Division. Landing Branch, vice

490 11.10.45

Section M. J. Mooney, deceased Assistant Wharf Examining

Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch

Repack Officer (£342 -£414), Third Division, Drawback Section, vice H. G. Hartnett, promoted

454

Clerk (£96- £318), Third Division, Correspondence and Records Branch

Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice D. G. Marshall, promoted

382

Repack Officer (£342 -£414), Third Division, Drawback Section

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2 (£378- £450), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice J. Boyden, deceased

490

Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch

Repack Officer (£342 -£414), Third Division, Drawback Section, vice J. F. Conlon, promoted

454

Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Long Room

Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice H. A. Forbes, promoted

382

Repack Officer (£342 - £414), Third Division, Drawback Section

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2 (£378- £450), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice J. A. Eames, resigned

490

Clerk (£264- £342), Third Divi- sion, Passport Section

Repack Officer (£342 - £414), Third Division, Drawback " Section, vice F. O. Oliver, promoted

454

Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Invoice Room

Clerk (£264- £342), Third Division, Passport Section, vice L. V. Goldwater, promoted

370

Clerk (£342 - £414), Third Divi- sion, Jerquer's Branch

Uptown Examining Officer (£378 - £450), Third Division, Warehouse Branch, vice

472

F. .A. Bruce, deceased Clerk (£96- £318), . Third Divi-

sion, Parcels Post Clerk (£342 - £414), Third Division, Jerquer's

Branch, vice S. Woollams, promoted 454

Repack Officer (£342 - £414), Third Division, Drawback

Investigating Officer (£378 - £450), Third Division, Shipping Branch, vice L. T.

490

Section Gamble, promoted Assistant Wharf Examining

Officer (£264 - £342), Third Division, Landing Branch

Repack Officer (£342 - £414), Third Division, Drawback Section, vice J. B. Poole, promoted

454

Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Parcels Post

Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice J. S. Robinson, promoted

370

Clerk (£342- £414), Third Divi- sion, Jerquer's Branch

Clerk (£378 - £450), Third Division, Excise Branch, vice P. Fitzpatrick, promoted

472 ..


PROMOTIONS -continued.

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary on Date Prommo otioio n.

Oakes, Dudley Sedwick Mansfield

Massey, Cyril Horswill

Buxton, Francis William

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE

New South Wales-

Register Clerk (£300- £366), Third Division, Warehouse Branch

Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Shipping Branch

Examining Officer (£342 - £414), Third Division, Newcastle

AND CUSTODES- continued.

continued.

Clerk (£3424414), Third Division, Jerquer's Branch, vice H. D. Holl

Register Clerk (£300 -£366), Third Division, Warehouse Branch, vice D. S. M. Oakes, promoted

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2 (£378- £450), Third Division, Newcastle, vice

454

406

490

11.10.45

L. A. Warren, retired Erikson, John Edmund Nobert . . Examining Officer (£264- £342),

Third Division, Newcastle Examining Officer (£342 - £414), Third Divi-

sion, Newcastle, vice F. W. Buxton, promoted

454 ,1

Ingram, William Alfred Register Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Division, Warehouse

Clerk (£342 -£414), Third Division, Adminis- trative Section, vice H. G. Rabone, deceased

454

Branch .

Wedge, Heath Samuel Bowden.. Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch

Register Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Division, Warehouse Branch, vice W. A. Ingram, promoted

406

Lambert, Basil Morrison . . Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Registry of Shipping

Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice H. S. B. Wedge, promoted

382

Halley, Harry James.. Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Divi- sion, Long Room

Clerk (£342 - £414), Third Division, Corres- pondence and - Records Branch, vice

454

A. E. Jackson, deceased O'Grady, Raymond Francis

Manning Examining Officer (£264 -£342),

Third Division, Parcels Post Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Division, Long

Room, vice H. J. Halley, promoted 406

Roberts, David Bruce Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Long Room

Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Divi- sion, Parcels Post, vice R. F. M. O'Grady, promoted

370

Jennings, John Gilbert Register Clerk (£300 -£366), Third Division, Warehouse Branch

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1 (£342- £414), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice C. L. Durant, resigned

454

Lowe, Vincent Burke Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch

Clerk (£300 -£366), Third Division, Ware- house Branch, vice J. G. Jennings, promoted

406

Diserens, Paul Charles Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Long Room

Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice V. B. Lcwe, promoted

382

Simmonds, George Clive Clerk (£264 - £342), Third Divi- sion, Long Room

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1 (£342- £414), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice P. F. Dwyer, promoted

454

Lansdown, Robert Broughton .. Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Long Room

Clerk (£264 - £342), Third Division, Long Room, vice G. C. Simmonds, promoted

382

Brookes, Charles James Examining Officer (£264 - £342,), Third Division, Parcels Post

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1 (£342- £414), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice F. A. Bruce, promoted

454 Of

Winton, Stanley Harold Osborn Clerk (£96- £318), Third Division, Correspondence and Records Branch

Examining Officer (£264 - £342), Third Divi- sion, Parcels Post, vice C. J. Brookes, promoted

382

Pearse, Archibald Ernest Edgar Clerk (£264- £342), Third Divi- sion, Shipping Branch

Clerk (£342 -£414), Third Division, Invoice Room (Securities), vice L. C. B. Gibbs, promoted

454 .,

Murphy, Joseph Francis Clerk (£96 £3I8), Third Divi- sion, Administrative Section

Clerk (£264 -£342), Third Division, Shipping Branch, vice A. E. E. Pearse, promoted

382

Wilson, Henry Lionel Clerk (£96- £318), Third Division, Invoice Room (Securities)

Clerk (£342 -£414), Third Division, Long Room, vice E. H. Warren, promoted

454

Killeen, Edward John Clerk (£264- £342), Third Divi- sion, Invoice Room

Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Division, Jerquer's Branch, vice J. F. Kammel, promoted

406

Walker, Raymond Arthur Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Accounts Branch

Clerk (£264- £342), Third Division, Invoice Room, vice E. J. Killeen, promoted

382

Nettleship, Kenneth Walter Clerk (£96 -£31 8), Third Divi- sion, unattached

Register Clerk (£300- £366), Third Divi- sion, Warehouse Branch, vice L. Kelleway, deceased

406

Gallagher, John Vincent Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch

Register Clerk (£300 £366), Third Division, Warehouse Branch, vice W. S. D. Craig, deceased

406

Homer, Frederick Thomas Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Drawback Section

Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice J. V. Gallagher, promoted

382 Of

Bull, James .. . . Clerk (£264 - £342), Third Divi- sion, Long Room

Register Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Division, Warehouse Branch, vice A. J. Kelly, promoted

406

Paterson, Kenneth Ross Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Parcels Post

Clerk (£264 -£342), Third Division, Long Room, vice J. Bull, promoted

382

Conyard, Arthur Leslie Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch

Register Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Division, Warehouse Branch, vice A. Vallance, promoted

406

Haines, Thomas Horton Bassett Clerk (£96- £3I8), Third Division, Invoice Room

Assistant Wharf Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice A. L. Conyard, promoted

382

Compton, Donald Roy Clerk (£96- £318), Third Division, Drawback Section

Register Clerk (E3004366), Third Division, Warehouse Branch, vice G. F. Macdonald, promoted

406

Na. 198.---11 ctder, 1945 2180 Commonwealth Gazette

PROMOTIONS-continued.

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

Date of Promotion.

. £

Burkhart, Wallace Raymond

Burke, William Henry.

Hartnett, Dudley ..

Keogh, Ronald Michael

Clark, Ronald Andrew

Sutton, William

Davis, John Vincent ..

Bird, Reginald George

Moore, William Walter

Bath, Edward

Robertson, George Arthur

Lidbetter, Robert George

Dyson, John Edward

Wenban, David Ernest Henry..

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS- continued. New South Wnle.- contirued.

Clerk (£96- £318), Long Room

Clerk (£96- £318), Invoice Room

Clerk (£96- £318), Parcels Post

Clerk (£96 £318), Parcels Post

Clerk (£9G £318), Port Kembla

Third Division,

Third Division,

Third Division,

Third Division,

Third Division,

Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Division, Excise Branch, vice H. H. Mack, promoted

Clerk (£264 - £342), Third Division, Landing Branch, vice W. D. 'E. Thomson, retired

Clerk (£264- £342), Third Division, Long Room, vice G. W. Branson, resigned

Clerk (£264 - £342), Third Division, Excise Branch, vice W. R. Johnston, promoted

Examining Officer (£264- £342), Third Divi- sion, Port Kembla, vice A. L. Conyard, transferred

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY. Victoria.

Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Divi- Clerk (£342- £414), Third Division, Finance sion, Accounts Branch, Post- office, Southern command. New office master- General's Department, created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 39/1434) Victoria

Duties. -- Examiner of Accounts.

406

340

370

382

358

418

11.10.45

If

11.10.45

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY. Taxation Branch, New South Wales.

Investigation Officer, Grade 3 + Senior Investigation Officer, Grade 1 (£558- 670 H.10.45 (£486- £558), Third Division,

1

£639), Third Division, Sales Tax, vice D. J. 1 Sales Tax Coates, promoted

Taxation Branch, Victoria. Assessor, Grade 4 (£414 -£486), Assessor, Grade 5 (£486- £558), Third Divi- 598 11.10.45

Third Division, Assessing, In- 1 sion, Assessing, Income Tax, vice F. M. come Tax O'Brien, promoted

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. New South Wales.

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366- £450), Third Division, Adelong

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366 - £450), Third Division, Rosebery, Tasmania

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff " (New- castle Divisicn), Newcastle

Postman (£84- £256), Fourth Division, Moss Vale

Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£324- £336), Fourth Division, Engi- neering Branch, Line Staff ( Armidale Division), Warialda

Postmaster, Grade 3 (£468 £558), Third Division, Cobar, vice G. " L. V. Ballard, transferred

Postmaster, Grade 3 (£468- £558), Third Division, Gilgandra. vice B. Fairweather, transferred

Line Inspector (£390- £462), Fourth Divi- sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Goulburn Division), Cootamundra, vice A. E. Richards, retired

Postal Clerk (£108- £330), Fourth Division, Manildra, vice D. A. R. Cross, resigned

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Divi- sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Armidale Division), Quirindi, vice H. S. Harris, deceased

Duties are those of Area Foreman. Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£324- Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Divi-

sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Bathurst Division), Lithgow, vice J. H. Ferguson, transferred

£336), Fourth Division, Engi- neering Branch, Line Staff ( Goulburn Division), Boorowa

Duties are those of Area Foreman.

508

508

430

188

400

400

11.10.45

Victoria. Taylor, Cuthbert James .. Clerk (£342- £414), Third Divi- Clerk (£378- £450), Third Division, En- 490 11.10.45

sion, Engineering Branch gineering Branch (Costing Section), vice M. P. Stapleton, promoted

Duties. - Control of pay -sheet preparation, Engineering Branch. Knowledge of Awards, regulations, Pay -as- you -earn Taxation and costing procedure is essential.

Rule, Carlos Harold .. .. Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Divi- Clerk (£378 - £450), Third Division, Stores 490 11.10.45 sion, Stores Branch, Central Branch, Central Staff and Victoria Staff and Victoria (Victoria) (Victoria), vice R. N. Scott, promoted

Duties. -- Officer -in- Charge of the Transport and Transport Costing Section in the main Stores office. Knowledge of departmental transport organiz..tion and costing systems desirable.

Queensland. Ryan, Patrick

Russell, John Frederick

.. ' Clerk (£96- £318), Third Division, Clerk (£300 £342), Third Division, Telephone 340 11.10.45 unattached, Victoria Branch, vice A. J. MacKenzie, promoted

Duties. - Contract Clerk.

. Clerk (£96- £318), Third Division, ! Clerk (1300-£342), Third Division, Telephone I

340 unattached, Victoria Branch, vice A. N. Marchbank, promoted

Duties. -- Contract Clerk.

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Commonwealth Gazette 2181 Na: 196.--.11th October, 1945

PROMOTIONS--continued.

Name. ..

Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary °n Prromotion. -

;te ot Promotion.

ß

Hutton, Victor Edward

Dudley, Joseph

Lewis, William Henry

Watt, Peter Grant .

Carr, George William

Robinson, Herbert Kenneth .

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT -Continued. Queensland-continued.

Storeman, Grade 1 (£2564272), Fourth Division, Stores Branch

Lineman, Grade 1 (£253 -£277), Fourth Division, unattached

Storeman, Grade 2 (£280 - £288), Fourth 328 11.10.45 Division, Stores Branch, vice C. W. Fletcher, retired

Lineman. Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Division 328 Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Northern Division), Mareeba. Office reclassified (P.S.B. Certificate No. 45/461)

South Australia. Postman (£84- £256), Fourth Postal Clerk (£108 - £330), Fourth Division,

Division, Thebarton i Streaky Bay, vice A. F. Merrill, transferred

Western Australia. Lineman, Grade 1 (£253- £277),

Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Southern Division), Narrogin -

Lineman, Grade 1 (£253 - £277), Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Metro- politan Division)

Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Southern Division),. Denmark, vice F. Parker, transferred

Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Northern Division), Kalgoorlie, vice O. E. Mayne, promoted

Tasmania. Clerk (£96- £318), Third Division, Clerk (£264 -£342), Third Division, Accounts

Accounts Branch (Relieving) Branch (Relieving), vice G. H. T. Perry, promoted

188* I 11.10.45

328

328

11.10.45

it

322 11.10.45

Plus £68 per annum special allowance.

In the notification of the provisional promotion of Edward McKinley, appearing in Gazette of 6th September, 1945, is hereby withdrawn, the officer named having been permitted to decline the promotion.

In the notification of the provisional promotion of William Frederick Hancock, appearing in G azette of 6th September, 1945, is hereby withdrawn, the officer named having been permitted to decline the promotion.

In the notification of the provisional promotion of Herbert Cecil Bail, appearing in Gazette of 13th September, 1945, the position to which promoted should read " Traffic Officer (£378 -£450), Third Division, Telephone Branch (Service and Staff Section), vice W. G. F. Davies, promoted ", in lieu of that notified.

In the notification of the provisional promotion of Peter John Desmond Strain, appearing in Gazette of 13th September, 1945, the salary on promotion should read " £140 " in lieu of that notified.

The salary on promotion of J. E. Parkinson, appearing in Gazette of 4th October, 1945, should read " £436 " per annum in lieu of "£418 ".

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed :- PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

M. Richardson, appearing in Gazette of 2nd August, 1945.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.

R. J. McNamara and R. J. Sorensen, appearing in Gazette of 6th September, 1945.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

R. Francis, appearing in Gazette of 26th July, 1945.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

B. J. Burke, N. S. Dent; A. E. Rook, V. M. Keating, and L. C. -Paull, appearing in Gazette of 26th July, 1945. S. C. Madder, appearing in Gazette of 9th August, 1945. S. H. Gordon, appearing in Gazette of 6th September, 1945.

OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE. HIS Royal Highness, the Governor -General in Council, has

terminated the appointment of Edwin McCarthy, Assist- ant Secretary (Marketing) , Department of Commerce and Agriculture, as .Acting Secretary, Department of Commerce and Agriculture, as from 29th September, 1945. --(Ex. Min. No. 23.)

DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS. IS Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council has

approved that, pursuant to the provisions of the Common- wealth Public Service Act 1922 -1945, William Ernest Dunk be appointed to the position of Secretary, Department of External Affairs, as on and from the 10th September, 1945.

DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS: HIS Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council has

approved of the appointment of John ' Wear Burton, Acting First Secretary, Department of External Affairs, as Acting Secretary, Department of External Affairs, during the absence of the Secretary, as from 1st October, .1945.

POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. VICTORIA.

Office Created.-Senior Technician, Fourth Division, Windsor Exchange, Mechanical Section, Engineering Branch.

QUEENSLAND. Offices Created. -- Senior Postai Clerk, Grade 3, Third

Division, Cairns; Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1, Third Divisign, Cairns ; Postal Aeststaut, Cr ce 2, Fótrtb Division, Cairns

No. 198. -11th October, 1945 2182 Commonwealth Gazette

(two offices) ; Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (Relieving), Fourth Division, Cairns; Postal Assistant (Mail) , Fourth Division, Cairns (seven offices) ; Senior Postal Cle:k, Grade 2, Third Division, Rockhampton; Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1, Third Division, Rockhampton; Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Rockhampton ( four offices) ; Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (Relieving) , Fourth Division, Rockhampton ; Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, Rockhampton; Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2, Third Division, Townsville; Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1, Third Division, Townsville; Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Townsvil'e (two offices) ;

Postal Assistant (Mail) , Fourth Division, Townsville ( two offices) ; Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, Towns- ville (two offices) .

Offices Abolished. -The following offices at Cairns have been abolished:- Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, occupied by J. W. R. Robinson; Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, occupied by R. F. Royes; Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, occupied by K. P. Reid; Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, occupied by C. R. Buckingham; Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth ¡Division, occupied by S: A. Strube; Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, occupied by G. J. Lleweryn ; Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, occupied by E. D. Barnett; Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, occupied by A. W. MacDonald. The following offices at Rockhampton have been abolished:- Postal Assistant, Grade 3, Fourth Division. occupied by A. C. Parker; Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division, last occupied by L. H. Hoban; Postal Assistant (Mail), Fourth Division, occupied by F. L. Sleeman; Postal Assistant (Mail), Fourth Division, occupied by B. J. Fitzgerald; Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division, occupied by W. J. Peff. The following offices at Townsville have been abolished:- Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, occupied by L. J. Daveson; Postal Assistant, Grade 3 (Mail Room), Fourth Division, occupied by W. G. Penny; Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division; occupied by H. E. Knauth; Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division, occupied by V. D. Whelan.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Offices Created. - Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, Whyalla; Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Mount Gambier.

Office Abolished. -Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Divi- sion, Mount Gambier, occupied by David Owen Jeffery.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Offices Created. -Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2, Third Divi- sion, Fremantle ; Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2, Third Division, Kalgoorlie; Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1, Third Division, Kalgoorlie; Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division; Kal- goorlie; Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Geraldton; Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Bunbury (two offices) .

TASMANIA.

Offices Created. -Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Burnie; Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Devonport (two offices) .

Offices Abolished. -Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, Burnie, occupied by J. St. G. Lowther; Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, Devonport, last occupied by J. W. Andrews.-( Ex. Min. No. 43.)

PROMOTIONS - COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922 -1945.

THE Public Service Board has-

(1) Confirmed the undermentioned provisional promotions as notified in the Gazettes indicated: -Henry Arthur Schlichting, 31st May, 1945; Ernest Henderson, John Pridham Mackey, Pendry Armitage Perrott, 7th June, 1945; Cecil Thomas Mitchell, 2nd August, 1945.

(2) Cancelled the provisional promotion of Clarise Margaret Hazel Whitton as notified in Gazette of 14th June, 1945.

(3) Promoted the undermentioned officer as shown:-

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Gwenneth Olive Green, Typist, Grade 1 (1844226), Fourth Division, Accounts Section, Pensions, Mater- nity Allowances and Child Endowment Branch, New South Wales, Department of Social Services, as Typist, Grade 2 (1£2341- £242), Fourth Division,

Auditor -General's Office, New South Wales, vice M. P. Bradshaw, deceased, with salary at the rate of £261 per annum; to take effect from 14th June, 1945.

F. G. THORPE, Commissioner, Public Service Board.

APPOINTMENTS AND RETIREMENTS. THE following appointments and retirements are notified

by the Public Service Board:-

APPOINTMENTS. POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales. Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division.-Brian Woodyatt,

Reginald Dennis O'Brien, Eric 1 olhurst, Donald Alfred James Stiff, Leslie John Allen, Allan George Gill, Donald Neville Moon, Edward Gerard Ritchie, Allan Clive Parker, Rowley David Booth, Kevin Joseph Levett, Robert Clive Cleal, Victor Bede Knight.

Victoria. Mail Officer, Fourth Division.- Thomas Norman Green.

Western Australia. Telephonist, Fourth Division.- Phyllis Gwendoline Wood,

Joan Bernadette Fallon, Laurel Audrey Lapham, Joan Kathleen Williams.

Tasmania. Telephonist, Fourth Division.-Beverley Jean Markham.

RETIREMENTS. DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS.

Canberra. Section 49. -Dora Joy Pearsall, Typist, Grade

the close of business on 4th August, 1945. 1, as from

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales. Section 67.- Arthur Walton, Supervising Technician, as

from the close of business on 27th August, 1945; John Benjamin Rogers Johnstone, Mi il Officer, as from the close of business on 19th September, 1945.

Section 85 (2 ) .- Christopher Moore, Te ̂ hnician, as from the close . of business on 23rd November, 1945 ; Thomas Edward Dayball, Postmaster, Grade 4, as from the close of business on 5th December, 1945.

Victoria. Section 49. -Lorna Frances Yates, Telephonist, as from

the close of business on 22nd August, 1945. Section 67.- Edward Charles Day, Postal Assistant, Grade

1, as from the close of business on 30th July, 1945. Section 85 (1) . -James Edwin Charles Lepp, Lineman,

Grade 1, as from the close of business on 28th October, 1945.

Queensland. Section 49. -Emma Eileen Jones, Accounting Machinist (Female) , Grade 1, as from the close of business on 19th

September; 1945.

South Australia. Section 49.-Lola Michalk, Telephonist, as from the close of business on 14th September, 1945.

Western Australia. Section 85 (2 ) . -Lewis John Evans, Mail Officer, as from the close of business on 8th November, 1945.

Tasmania. Section 67.-Lola Elizabeth Hyland, Telephonist, as from the close of business on 10th September, 1945.


Commonwealth Gazette 2183 No. 196.--11th October, 1945

EXAMINATIONS.

Examination No 2628. To QUALIFY FOR SALARY ADVANCEMENT AS ASSISTANT

EXAMINER ( PATENT OFFICE) AND EXAMINER OF PATENTS, GRADE 1 ; AND TO QUALIFY FOR PROMOTIO V TO THE OFFICE OF EXAMINER OF PATENTS, GEADD 2.

EXAMINATIONS in accordance with the syllabuses notified in Commonwealth Gazette, No. 67, dated 18th November,

1937, will be commenced on Tuesday, 11th December, 1945. OFFICERS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER. -The examinations will be

open to permanent officers respectively as follows: - Part I.- Assistant Examiners ( Patent Office), and

officers of the Third Division. Part 11.- Examiners of Patents, Grade 1, Assistant

Examiners (Patent Office), and officers of the Third Division,

Part III. -Examiners of Patents, Grade 1, Examiners of Patents (£366- £558), and officers of the Third Division.

NoTE -The passing of this examination will not confer any rieht of promotion or transfer to an office of Assistant Examiner (Patent Office) or Examiner of Patents.

PLACE OF EXAMINATION.-Canberra, and such other centres as the Board may determine.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE.- Applications must reach the Secre- tary, Commonwealth Public Service Board, Canberra, not later than 21st November, 1945.

Applications received after 21st November, 1945, will be rejected unless the applicant has advised the Secretary to the Board, by letter or telegram which reaches him not later than 21st November, 1945, that an application is being forwarded, and he has actually posted the application before or on 21st November, 1945.

PASS CONDITIONS.-To pass the examination in any Part an officer must obtain at least G0 of the 100 marks allotted to each subject.

GENERAL CONDITm0NS.-The examinations conducted by the Council of the Canberra University College in-

(i) Patent Law of the Commonwealth and the Procedure of the Patent Office;

(ii) Patent Case Law of the Commonwealth; and (iii) Patent Case Law of Great Britain,

in accordance with the syllabuses in those subjects approved by the Board and notified in the Gazette of 18th November, 1937. have been approved by the Board as examinations conducted with the approval of the Board for the purposes of salary advancement of Assistant Examiners (Patent Office) and Examiners of Patents, Grade 1, and of promotion to the position of Examiner of Patents, Grade 2, under the provisions of Public Service Regulations 10.5A, 106 and 112A.

Officers who have passed a relevant examination conducted by the Canberra University College in any of the sections (i) , (ii) and (iii) above are not required to pass also the examination conducted by the Board in the section so passed.


Examination No. 2629. FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST ( FEMALE) .

ACOMPETITIVE examination for appointment as above f will be held, subject to the following conditions: -

DATE of EXAMINATION.-Saturday, 3rd November, 1945.

EXAMINATION CENTRES - New South Wales.- Ardlethan, Ballina., Bangalow,

Bathurst, Bellingen, Boree Creek, Binalong, Binnaway, Brushgrove, Camden, Captains Flat, Cassilis, Deep - water, Delegate, Eden, Garah, Glen Davis, Goodooga, Holbrook, Ivanhoe. Jerilderie, Katoomba, Mendooran, Moree, Morpeth, Moss Vale, Moulamein, Mullaley, Mungindi, Nambucca Heads, Nevertire, Oberon, Pilliga, RyIstone, Stroud, Trundle, Tumbarumba, Wagga Wagga, Wilcannia, Windsor, Yerong Creek.

Victoria. - Ballarat, Coleraine, Dandenong, Eaglehawk, Inglewood, Ki more, Lismore, Macarthur, Mildura, Mornington, Penshulst, Trafalgar, Ultima, Warburton, \JTarrnambool, Werribee, YarrawoIlga.

,South Australia. -Bute, Crystal Brook, Edithburgh, Freezing, Penola, Port Victoria, Stansbury, Tumby Bay, Wal :aroo, Whyalla.

Western Australia.- Beverley, Bruce Rock, Cue, Gnowan- gerup, Lake Grace, Leonora, Mingenew, Iambel:up, Tammin, Wickepin, WLuna, Yalgoo. .

Tasmania..-Burnie, Deloraine, Devonport, Evandale, Launceston, Smithton, Westbury.

PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER.- Females ( unmarried) who it re Natural -horn nr nat lira Hied 1 ;riti -b sul,,jeetK a11l1 . +ho were born not ear :ier than 4th November, 1926, and not later than 3rd November, 1929.

How To MAKE APPLICATION. -- Application should be made +,11 t priJI et] form. %%111C'h it obtainable from the I ,btillastera at the centres where the examination is to he held.

EXAIMINATION FEE. -Each application must be accompanied by a postal note for 5s., made payable to the Collector of l'uhÌír 'Aloueys.

.Neel.ICATi(Ns CLOSE.-Applications must be lodged not later than noon on Friday, 26th October, 1945, with the Post - master at the examination centre selected.

Applications received after noon on 26th October, 1945, will be rejected unless the applicant has advised the Post- master at the examination centre by letter or telegram which reaches him not later than noon on 26th October, 1945, that she is forwarding an application, and she has actually posted her application before or on 26th October, 1945.

('IIANGE OF' ADDRESS.-A candidate should at once inform the Postmaster at the examination centre of any change in tier address.

SALARIES. -The following are the rates of salary payable. The amounts are subject to variation in accordance with the rise or fall of the index numbers of the cost of living:-

tinder 17 years At 17 At 18 At 19 At20 If

At 21

Per annum. L

104 116 128 146 170 201

Subject to good conduct, diligence arid efficiency, adult telephonists are entitled to annual increments until a maxi- mum of £225 is reached.

An officer obliged to live away from home will be paid a minimum remuneration of £106 per annum.

SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION. --The subjects of examination will be-

Full Marks.

(a) Handwriting. -To be judged for legibility, neatness and simplicity from the candidate's paper in Spelling .. .. 50

(b) Spelling. --To be judged from the candidate's transcription of a mis- spelled paper .. 150

(c) Arithmetic. -First four rules, including British standard weights, measures and money .. .. .. .. 200

(d) Geography.- Candidates will be supplied with a list of 50 cities, towns, and centres of population where the post office is of " official " status within the Common- wealth of Australia, and will be required to specify the State or Territory in which each is situated .. .. .. 50

A candidate will not be regarded as having passed the examination unless she obtains at least half of the full marks in each of the subjects of Spelling, Arithmetic and Geography.

Where two or more candidates secure the same total of marks, their order of merit, respectively, will be determined by marks obtained for (a) Arithmetic, (b) Spelling, and, (e ) Geography.

TEXT-BOOKS.-No text -books are prescribed, but a booklet containing palters set at a previous examination for appointment as Telephonist may be obtained from the Government Printer. Canberra, the Commonwealth Inquiry Officer, Com- monwealth Bank Bilildinn. Martin -place, Sydney, an-1 from the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector. Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Hobart, for 3d. (by post 40.).

No. 198.*-13th ̀ OCtobOlr, 1945 218t Oammónwei ti-azette

VACANCIES. -It is estimated that five appointments will be made at each of Katoomba and Burnie, four at Launceston, three at Wagga Wagga, two at each of Bathurst, Ivanhoe,

W Stroud, Port Victoria, hyalla,' Leonora and Devonport, and one at each of the other centres within the twelve months period of eigibility.

ELIGIBILITY.--A successful candidate will be eligible for appointment at the centre at which she has qualified until the expiration of twelve months commencing on the date of the publication in the Commonwealth Gazette of the results of the examination.

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS.-Upon appointment a successful candidate must produce evidence of the date of her birth and a medical certificate satisfying the Board in such particulars as it may determine of sound bodily health and freedom from physical defects. Successful candidates should not undergo medical examination for this purpose until instructed to do so. Upon the confirmation of her appointment, an officer will also be required to contribute to the Commonwealth Superannuation Fund.

Qualified candidates who on appointment are already tem- porarily employed, or who take up duty within fourteen days of the date of issue by the Chief Officer of notification of appointment and request to report for duty, will be regarded for seniority purposes as having entered the Commonwealth Service on the date of the Public Service Inspector's appointment certificate.

It should be noted by all candidates that, unless they possess acute hearing, normal eyesight, a clear voice, distinct enunciation, freedom from any throat affection, and have the following arm reach, they should not enter the examination :- Standing erect with shoulder raised and right arm extended vertically to its fullest extent, 6 feet from ground to finger tips; standing erect with shoulder raised and left arm extended vertically to its fullest. extent, 6 feet from ground to finger tips; standing erect with arms extended horizontally, 4 ft. 10 in. from finger tips to finger tips.

REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT. -If a successful candidate declines to accept an appointment offered to her, or fails to reply within seven days to á _communication from the Board, a Publie Service Inspector, or the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, respecting her nomination to the Public Service, her name may be removed from the " Register of Persons Qualified for Appointment ".

PRACTICAL TESTS SUBSEQUENT TO APPOINTMENT.- -Every person appointed to the position of Telephonist will, after the expiration of three months from the date of appointment, be tested in clearness of speech and acuteness of hearing over a telephone line, and in practical efficiency in the operatiot of a telephone switchboard. If an appointee fails to pass this test, her appointment will be annulled.


Examination No. 2615.

FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST (FEMALE).

Held 4th. August, 1945.

THE candidates named hereunder were successful.

Eligibility for appointment will cease on 10th October, 1946. If a successful candidate changes her address, she should immediately notify the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Sydney, Mel- bourne, Adelaide, Perth, or Hob irt, as the case may be.

Order of

Merit. Name. Total

Marks.

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY.

CANBERRA.

1 Kershaw, Teresa Mary . .

2 Bagnall, Barbara Anne 3 Chinnery, Baia Margaret ... . .

396 378 313

EXAMDT&TION No. 2615-- continued:

Order of

Merit. Name. Total

Marks.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

ARIAH PARK.

1 j Sutherland, Dorothy June ..

1

2 3

1

1 2 3

1

2

1

1

1

1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

io 11 12

ARñIIDALE.

Watson,. Maureen Therese . .

Cameron, Elaine . Dewberry, Betty Veronica

BA.L.DALE.

Richardson, Jean Alwyne . .

BERRY.

Robinson, Mary Doreen Morrissey, Mary Colleen Gordon, Betty Maureen

BLACKHEATH.

Lancaster, Margaret Joyce . .

COONAMBLE.

Davis, Carmel Marjorie Evans, Joan Coral

.. I 279

.. 390

.. 312

.. 311

.. I

306

.. 442 425

.. 409

.. i 331

I

370 314

CIIDAL.

I Garlick, Joyce Muriel May .. .. I 296

DARLINGTON POINT.

Causon, Pauline May . I

303

KATOOMBA.

I Sweeny, Betty Eunice .. I 349

MENINDEE.

I Owen, Florence Dawn . . .. I 365

NEWCASTLE.

Farr, Joyce Evelyn.. 378 Thomson, Janet Ruth 374 Taylor, Norma Mary 371 Dunn, Dorethy May . . 352 Keevers, Zena Daisy 1VIay . . 346 Weber, Mary Elizabeth . . 331 Sands, Patricia Gwendoline . . 327 Beaton, Heather Ann . . 318 Roderick, Joyce . 310 Coates, Margery Vera 310 Cooper, Particia Fay 298 Bull, Denise Margaret 270

QUIRINDL

1

I

Warren, Audrey Melva . .

2 Costigan, Ruth ..

RICHMOND.

1 I Sampson, Margaret Winifred

THE ENTRANCE.

1 I Reid, Elizabeth Harvey ..

'hammy. 1 I Suey, Delma Faith

WAGGA WAGGA.

1 Cullen, Vahnai .. .. 2 Smellie, Nancy Therese .. 3 Hildebrand, Norma Dorothy 4 Cheney, Isabel Nellie ..

WALLA WALLA.

1 I Schroder, Rita Agnes . .

I 400 254

.. I 259

.. I 368

.. 378

.. 380

.. 351

.. 314

.. 287

.. i 38U

ì milnoweai.th 0-azettt

EXAMINATION No. 2615-maimed.

21$5 No. "1943.--11th Oetober, 1946

Order of

Merit. Total

Marke.

NEW SOÜ'! :WALES-continued. WINOHAM.

ExAmINATIO1N No. 2615--comlinued.

Order of

Merit. Name. Total

Marks.

1 2

Moore, Catherine Campbell .. Beaton, Heather Marie ..

WOLLONGONG.

Seigel, Mary Nancy Clowry, Violet Joyce

VICTORIA. BAIRNSDALR.

. .

.

368 -

281

308 260

i J Alexander, June Lynette .. .. I 368

BAtLAN.

McWilliam, Kathryn June Macklin, Joan Patricia i

332 298

BELOBAVE.

1 ' Beaver, Marjorie June 371 2 Winberg, Myrtle .. 361

DAYLESFOtiD.

I Thomas, Sheilah Theresa 352 2 Hodge, Maureen Joan 333 3 Dawson, Patricia Joy 323

GEELONG.

1 Nicholls, Lorna Blanche .. 407 2 Ratcliffe, Nancy Marguerite .. 389 3 O'Neill, Elaine Josephine . . 388 4 Drayton, Valerie Irene 384 5 Garrett, Jean Margaret 352 6 Wilson, Dorothy .. . . 340 7 Calnan, Mary . 339 8 Matthews, Winifred Eileen 339 9 Reidy, Philomena Brigid 319

HEALESVILLE.

1 i Doolan, Annie Mabel .. I 353

LAXES ENTRANCE.

1 J Mitchelson, Winsome .. I 394

LANCEFIELD.

1 Sheehan, Marie Therese .. 361 2 Clapham, Pauline Maud 301 8 Boyer, Joan Noeline 282

LTLYDALE.

I J O'Connell, Marie Therese .. .. J 352

MANSFIELD.

1 J Burke, Lois Altheria Miriam . I 332

MARYBOROUGH.

1 McCahon, Pamela Sybil " 8'71 2 l Edhouse, Betty Ethel .. 367

PORTAnLINGTON.

1

I

Ibbotson, Edna Jean . . 282 2 I Harcombe, Frances Joan . . 276

RED CLIFFS.

1 Brooks, Nancy Jean 390 2 ! Ross, Janet Kingharn 295

SHEPPARTON.

1 Hauff, Doris June .. 377 2 Morison, Jewil Marie Therese 371 3 Mackie, Marjorie Grant .. 345 4 Allen, Valda Joan .. .. 323 5 Townsend, Heather Lesley .. 311 6 Bowyer, Margaret Jean .. 298 7 I Jeffery, Alison Isabel 294

TEAEALO0N.

1 I Hardisty, Muriel Emily .. .. I 402

WANoARATTA.

1 George, Joan Victoria . 418 2 Prendergast, Phyllis Margaret 390 3 Johnstone, Margaret Anne .. 299

l 4 5

Howes, Norma Jean Stevenson, Constance Isobel

299 198

VICTORIA-continued. WA8.8AavL.

1 I Tatterson, Valma Evelyn .. WONTSAQGI.

1 I Hanley, Edna May

1

2 3 4

SOUTH AUSTRALIA. EUDUNDA.

Thomas, Daphne May Moyle, Lorna Mary Burgess, Beth Janette Lock, Lois Yvonne

GAwLER.

1 Clifford, Colleen Joan 2 Edwards, Morvyn Irene 3 Finlay, Hope Mary

BA.LANGADOO.

1

I

Watkins, Aileen Beth 2 I Childs, Valma Jean..

MCLAKEN VALE.

1 I Potter, Betty Doreen

MOUNT GAMBIER.

1 J Arthurson, Lillian Mary ..

NARACOORTE.

1 Quinsey, Margaret June .. 2 Dickenson, Hazel Vera .. 3 Burzacott, Joan Elizabeth ..

PORT WAKEFIELD.

1 I Brook, Roma Jean ..

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

ARMADALE.

1 Whitbread, Olive Pearl . .

2 Lilleyman, Maisie Ursula 3 Weston, Merle Alwynne .

BOULDER.

i Clements, Shirley June 2 Edwards, Gwendoline Beatrice 3 Fimister, Lorna Pay 4 Miller, Eileen . .

5 Treby, Patricia

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TASMANIA. CAMPBELL TOWN.

Smith, Gladys Elvis . .

Oliver, Joyce .. Spencer, Doreen Jean Gall, Margaret Jessie

GBEVESTON.

1 J Doyle, Doreen Cathrine . .. LAUNCESTON.

1 I graham, Nancy Ronorah .

NEW 1 ÓRFOLK.

1 Markham, Beverley Jean .. 2 Laskey, Marian Margaret 3 Crosswell, Phyllis June 4 Chive's, Rose Valentine

SCOTTSDALE.

1 I Grant, Patricia Anne

WESTBURY.

1

j

Richardson, Beverley Phoebe

. . I 372

.. J 283

422 369 367 330

393 347 296

379 281

.. J 326

.. J 397

.. 376

.. 355

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400 384.

349 340 288

328 322 300 286

290

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go, 196.-11th October, 1945 2186 Oommonwealth Gazette

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES. A PPLLCATIONS are invited from permanent officers of the

Commonwealth Public Service for promotion or transfer to the positions named in the appended schedule. Where so indicated. applications will also be received from officers of the Public Service of the States and other persons.

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

Where an applicant desires to be considered for two or more vacancies a separate application should be forwarded in respect of each position sought except where the positions applied for are of similar classification and in the sane Branch of a Department. e.g., positions of Postmaster, Lines Staff positions, &c., when one application covering such positions will be accepted.

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 set nut at the foot of the appl leatinn :-

Put] l name (block letters) Designation Standard salary scale Office or Branch Age last birthday (in years) Length of service . Salary (per annum) ]late Granted last increment

Other applicants should state full names, date, year and place of birth, and whether they are natural born or naturalized British subjects. Returned soldiers should give particulars of war service. Copies only of diplomas, refer ences, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded. If the originals are required they will, be asked for.

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

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions of the Superannuation Act.

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 (includ ing, if the applicant is married. those of his wife and family exceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justify may be granted.

Position, Salary Scales and Division. Locality. Salary.t Closing Date for

Receipt of Applications.

To whom Applications must he forwarded.

Clerk (£378 - £450), Third Division, Finance Section

DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL TERRITORIES. Canberra .. £418 to £490 .. 25th October,

1945

Duties.- Examiner of accounts, paying officer, &c. Applicants should state their accounting qualifications and experience.

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION.

The Secretary, Department of External Territories, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

:Examiner of Airmen and Airway Sur- veyor (£522-£594) (plus flying allowance,, £200), Third Division (three temporary positions)

Sydney, Perth, Cairns

£562 to £634, plus £200 .. 22nd November, The Director -General of Civil Aviation, Mel - bourne, C.1

Duties. -The examination and testing of civil pilots for issue and renewal of licences ; the examination, testing and proving of civil air route procedures, systems, facilities and organization ; the supervision of air transport operations. Qualifications.- Applicants must be .medically fit for flying duties and should have wide experience as pilot- captain of modem large multi -engined aircraft. Full information should be furnished of all flying experience, including-

(i) each type of aircraft flown ; (ii) each position (pupil, second pilot, captain, instructor) ;

(iii) types of flying (civil, air transport, commercial, R.A.A.F. air transport, other R.A.A.F., instructional) ; (iv) night flying and instrument flying ; in respect of both total hours obtained and hours flown during the past twelve months.

Applicants should indicate also their educational qualifications and administrative and organizing ability. The payment of the flying allowance of £200 per annum will continue during such time as appointees are fully competent and medically fit for the requisite flying duties. When an appointee is no longer able to carry out full flying duties, he will be transferred to a position on the Departmental ground staff on a salary scale of not less than his basic classification. The appointee stationed at Cairns will be eligible for a District Allowance at the rate of £40 per annum if married, or £20 per annum if single.

:Chief Inspector, Airports (£648 - £720), Melbourne .. £688 to £760 Third Division (temporary position)

.. 8th November, The Director- General of Civil Aviation, Mel- bourne, C.1

Applicants should have extensive experience as an aerodrome inspector or in airport construction or maintenance. They should indicate their knowledge of an experience in the operation of aerodrome maintenance plant, the use of surveying instruments and practical building construction. They should also set out their administrative and organizing ability to supervise a staff engaged on airport maintenance work.

DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING. Commonwealth Disposals Commission, Western Australia.

:Branch Accountant (£414 - £486), Third Division (temporary position)

Perth .. £454 to £526 8th November, 1945

The Superintendent of Personnel, Department of Supply and Shipping, 125 Swanston- street, Mel- bourne

Applicants should state their accounting qualifications and experience. A knowledge of commercial law and practices is desirable. The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 108A or relative Arbitration Determination. t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determination have been effected.

t These positions are also open to officers of the State Public Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants, preference will be accorded to persons with the necessary qualifications in accordance with the provisions of the Be- establishment and Employment Act (No. 11 of 1946).


Position, Salary Scale* and Division.

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NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES-continued.

Locality. Closing Date for


To whom Applications must be forwarded

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Central Staff. Clerk (£558- £630), Third Division, Melbourne .. £598 to £670 .. 25th October, The Comptroller- General of

Tariff Board 1945 Customs, Canberra, A.C.T.

Board. Ability to analyse Duties involve summarising of evidence and preparation of draft reports under direction of the Tariff statistical information' and a knowledge of accountancy are desirable.

Clerk (£450- £522), Third Division, Tariff Board (two positions)

Melbourne .. £490 to £562 . . 25th October, The Comptroller- General of 1945 Customs, Canberra,

A.C.T. Applicants should possess ability to undertake statistical and other research in connexion with industry as required.

qualifications are desirable. POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.

£508 to £598 .. .. 1 25th October, The Deputy Director, Posts I 1945 and Telegraphs, Sydney

Postmaster, Grade 3 (£468- £558), Third I Lidcombe . .

Division

Accountancy

Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan area.

Line Inspector (£390- £462), Third Divi- Griffith sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Wagga Division)

£430 to £502 .. 25th October, 1945

District Allowance : Grade I. Applicants should indicate whether they are capable of driving a motor vehicle.

Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain. Postal Clerk (£108- £330), Third or

Fourth Division (two positions)

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (two positions)

Postal Clerk (£108- £330), Third or Fourth Division

West Wyalong, £128 to £370 . . .

Relieving Staff (Albury Dis- trict), Jeril- derie

Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain (No. 2 Metro-

politan Divi- sion) Wollon- gong$ (tem- porarily), (Dubbo Divi- sion) Welling- ton

£400 ..

Duties are those of Area Foreman. Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain.

Victoria.

Rainbow .. £128 to £370

25th October, 1945

. . .. j 25th October, } 1945

Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain.

Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£324 - £336), Birchip Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Northern Division)

.. £364 to £376 . tt 1t

Duties. -Area Foreman. Cable jointing qualifications and ability to drive a motor vehicle desirable.


Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£342 - I

Winton £378), Third Division

Queensland.

.. £382 to £418 .

District Allowance : Grade IV. Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain.

lt

.,

The Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Mel- bourne, C.1

25th October, The Deputy Director, Posts 1945 - . and Telegraphs, Brisbane

Postal Clerk (£108 - £330), Third or !

Stanthorpe' .. £128 to £370 Fourth Division i


Postal Clerk (£108- £330), Third or

I

Mackay .. £128 to £370 .. . .

Fourth Division, Relieving Staff, Townsville District JJJ

District Allowance : Grade II. Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain.

Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Divi- Ayr .. .. £328 . .

sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Northern Division) "

Applicants should state their cable jointing qualifications and whether able to drive a motor vehicle. District Allowance : Grade II. .


a The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106s or relative Arbitration Determination. t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106s or relative Arbitration Determination have been effected.

t The headquarters of this position will later be changed to Thirroul.

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NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES -- continued.

Gomtnonwee.ith Gazette

Position, Salary Scale* and Division. Locality. Salary.t Closing Date for


To whom Applications must be forwarded.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT -Continued. Western Australia.

Sub- Accountant (£450 - £522), Third Division, Accounts Branch, Telegraph

Perth £490 to £562 . . ist November, 1945

The Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Perth

Accounts Postal Clerk (£108 - £330), Third or Broome £128 to £370 PP 1f Pt

Fourth Division

District Allowance, Grade V.

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), Wiluna .. j £104 to £312 .. f. Fourth Division

Assistant (Female), Grade 2 (£186 - £194), Hobart Fourth Division, Accounts Branch, Telephone Accounts

District Allowance, Grade IV.

Tasmania. £213 to £221 25th October, f The Deputy Director, Posts

1945 + and Telegraphs, Hobart

Duties.-Cross check and payment of Detention and Messenger fees.

* The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determination. t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation i 06A or relative Arbitration Determination

have been effected.

NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 19244945.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No. 57 of 1943 ) . -In the matter of CoNuon CORD HEIER,

of Noora, farmer, in the State of South Australia. .

!TOT10E is hereby given that the Trustee herein, in jr pursuance of section 175 of the said Act, has this day filed in the said Court such statement as by the said Act is required.

Dated this first day of October, 1945.

ERIC A. GIBSON, Trustee. 29 -32 Epworth Building, Pink-street, Adelaide. 5641

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No. 45 of 1943 ).-In the matter of RUDOLPH EGON THIELE, of Loxton, in the State of South Australia, farmer.

T OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein, in 11 pursuance of section 175 of the said Act, has this day filed in the said Court such statement as by the said Act is required.

Dated this 1st day of October, 1945.

ERIC A. GIBSON, Trustee. 29 -32 Epworth Building, Pinie- street, Adelaide. 5642

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania.

DEBTOR'S Name --JAMES HENRY BROWN.

Address- Parkham, in Tasmania. Description -Sawmiller. Number -S.19 of 1939. Date fixed for hearing -4th December, 1945.

5643 R. G. BINGHAM, Registrar.

NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT. Part XI.

Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia. TOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of

section 175, has filed the required statement in the matter of Cyril Thomas Davey, of Pemberton, company manager.

Dated this twenty -sixth day of September, 1945.

5646 A. J. McLAREN, Trustee.

NOTICE OF ORDERS OF DISCHARGE.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

EBTOR'S Name-WILLIAM ROBERT BcrronEn.

Address-Fussell-street, Ballarat; formerly of Lydiard -- street North, Ballarat.

Number -S.119 of 1935. -Summary case. Description -Of no occupation; formerly grocer. Date of order -29th August, 1945. Nature of order -Discharge suspended until 29th September,

1945. Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of facts (b) and (c) , section 119 (7) .

Debtor's name- TiMarnY GISSANE, also known as Edward Gissane.

Address -19 Alfred- street, Burwood ; formerly carrying on business and residing at Lorne.

Number-S.212 of 1940.- Summary case. Description -Builder. Date of order -30th August, 1945. Nature of order- Discharge suspended until 30th September,

1945. Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of dis-

charge -Proof of facts (a) , ( b) and (c ) , section 119 (7) .

Debtor's name-GORDON JOHN DAY, formerly trading in partnership with William Thomas Day as Day's Garage.

Address -Geelong -road, Footscray; formerly of High -street. Ashburton.

Number -S.22 of 1932.- Summary case. Description -Garage proprietor. Date of order 27th August, 1945. Nature of order -Discharge suspended until 27th September,


discharge -Proof of facts (b ) and (e) , section 119 (7) .

Debtor's name- WILLIAM THOMAS DAY, formerly trading in partnership with Gordon John Day as Day's Garage.

Address -Geelong -road, Footscray; formerly of Righ -street, Ashburton.

Number -S.22 of 1932.-Summary case. Description -Garage proprietor. Date of order -27th August, 1945, Nature of order - Discharge suspended until 27th September,


discharge -Proof of facts (b) and (c) , section 119 (7) .

5644 A. G. KEITH, Deputy Registrar.

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NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

DEBTOR'S Name- -FREDEiuCH HENRY SLAMEN.

Address -26 Essex -road, Surrey Hills, and 622 Collins- street, Melbourne.

Number-S.70 of 1934. Date of order -14th October, 1937. Nature of order - Discharge suspended until a dividend of

not less than ten shillings in the pound has been paid to creditors (20s. in £1 paid).. Discharged as from 7th September, 1945.

Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of discharge -Proof of facts (a) , (b) and (o) , section 119 (7) .

5645 A. G. KEITH, Deputy, Registrar.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and

the Australian Capital Territory. DEBTOR'S Name- Wu,LiaM GARNET BMUS.

Address-45 Moore Park -road, Paddington, formerly of 19 Princess- street, Rose Bay.

Description- Printer. Number -S.478 of 1930. Court -Bankruptcy. Date fixed for hearing -12th November, 1945. .

J. T. KEANEY, Registrar in Bankruptcy. 2nd October, 1945. 5647

NOTICE OF COMPULSORY APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.

f1 EBTOR'S Name- LESLIE PATRICK O'DONNELL.

Address-87 Hereford- street, Forest Lodge. Description -Motor driver. Number -S.13 of 1945. Court - Bankruptcy. Date fixed for hearing -12th November, 1945.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE. Debtor's Naine-Ci AUDE KAY.

Address- Keinbla Heights, formerly of Dapto. Description -Carrier. Number -S.62 of 1941. Court- Bankruptcy. Date fixed for hearing -12th November, 1945.

Debtor's Name -FREDERICK EDWIN STUART. Address -20 Powell- street, Coogee, formerly carrying

business at No. 160 Castlereagh- street, Sydney. Description- Company director. Number-S.207 of 1940. Court- Bankruptcy. Date fixed for hearing ---12th November, 1945.

NOTICE OF ORDER ANNULLING SEQUESTRATION ORDER.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria. EBTOR'S. Name -JOHN HAcKETr.

Address -Formerly of Swan Hill, but now of 20 Bayview- crescent, Black Rock. .

Description -Formerly farmer, now engineer. Number-171 of 1938. Date of sequestration order -17th August, 1938. Date of annulment-28th September, 1945, Grounds of annulment -That the debtor has obtained legal

acquittances of his debts.

W. A. F. RUrCKER, I.L.B., Solicitor. 15 Queen- street, Melbourne. 5649

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales

and the Australian Capital Territory. DEBTOR'S Name -NORMAN VICTOR HUNT:

Address 22 Chalmers -road, Wallsend, formerly of Mere- wether.

Description- Labourer. Number-- 'S.247 of 1937. Court- Bankruptcy. Date fixed for hearing --19th October, 1945.

J. T. KEANEY, Registrar. 5651 3rd October, 1945.

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. -

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

D EBTOR'S Name Wzz.LIAM ROY HUDSON LADE, formerly

carrying on business as W. R. Lade & Co. Address -No. 12 Regent's Gate, 53 Powlett- street, East

Melbourne, Victoria, formerly residing at 31 Connaught - crescent, Launceston, Tasmania, ane formerly carrying on business at 43 York- street, Launceston, Tasmania.

Description- Aeronautical inspector, formerly hire car service proprietor.

Number -S.32 of 1944. Date fixed for hearing-30th October, 1945,


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No. 2 of 1945) .-Re WILLIAM HUGH MUNRO, formerly of Murraytown, contractor, but now of 71 Raws -street, Whyalla, carpenter. -Summary case.

FIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the above - on named estate. Creditors who have not proved their

debts by the 22nd day of October, 1945, will be excused from dividend.

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE. Debtor's . Name- LAUnOREDE LA CROIx CADET FREDERICK

WARNER. Address- Figtree- street, Lane Cove, formerly of " Good

Intent " Hotel, Campbelltown. Number-S.102 of 1941. Date of -order -25th June, 1945. Nature of order -Discharge suspended till 25th September.

1945. Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge- -Proof

of facts (a) and (b) of section 119 (7) .

J. T. KEANEY, Registrar. 3rd October, 1945. 5648

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales

and the Australian Capital Territory.

E) EBTOR'S Name- OLIVEa HENRY PHILLIP JAMES.

Address- Punt -lane, Sandgate. Description - Labourer. Number -S.45 of 1939. Court- Bankruptcy. Date fixed for hearing -12th November, 1945.

J. T. KEANEY, Registrar. 4th October, 1945. 5650

GEO. W. BURNS, Official Receiver. Adelaide, 5th October, 1945. 5654

. APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE. in the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia. T O. 97 of 1933. -Re WILFRED WARWICK CHENOWETH, of 1

ly Railway- terrace, Kadina, motor mechanic. - Summary case. ( Present address : 1 _Exmouth- street, Walkerville, motor fitter. )

Date and place of adjourned public examination and hearing of application for discharge -2nd November, 1945, at half -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide.

No. 70 of 1934.-Re JOHANNES ALFRED SEIDEL, of Swan Reach, farmer, and SOPHIA META SETEL, his wife.

Date and place Of adjourned public examinations and hearing of applications for discharge -26th October, 1945, at half -past Two p.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide. .

5655 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of. Victoria.

DEBTOR'S Name- LEONA.nD SAMUEL EVANS.

Address - Number 121 Magnolia- avenue, Mildura. Description - Mechanic. Number -S.57 of I938 .Summary case. Date fixed for healing -Ist November, 1945.


NO. 1940--11th October, 1945 2190 Commonvealth Gazette

- NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

DEBTOR'S Name-JOHN WILLIAM SCHMI T.

.Addresá Lah. Number -S.234 of 1931. Description- Farmer. Date of order -22nd August, 1945. Nature of order - Discharge suspended until 22nd September,


discharge-Proof of facts (a) , (b) and (c) , section 119 (7).



DEBTORS Name- JosEen RUZGAS.

Address -Glen Wills, formerly carrying on business at Dean's. Marsh.

Number -S.130 of 1941.- Summary case. Description - Sawmiller. Date of order -3rd August, 1945. Nature of order - Discharge suspended until 3rd October,


discharge -Proof of facts (a) , (b) and (e) , section 119 (7).



flEBTOR'S Name- JULlus LAPIDUS, lately carrying on business under the name of Rex Pleaters.

Address -167 Richardson -street, North Carlton, lately carrying on business at 46.6 Swanston- street, Carlton.

Number- 25.188 of 1937. .Summary case. Description- Formerly manufacturer, at present un-

employed. Date of orders -6th October, 1942, and 29th June, 1945,

respectively. Nature of orders -6th October, 1942 -Discharge suspended

until dividend of IOs. in the £1 paid to creditors. By order dated 29th June, 1945, 7s. 6d. in the £1 sub- stituted for 10s. in the I1. (Dividend of 7s. Od. in the £.i paid.) Discharged from 2nd October, 1945.

Grounds named in orders for refusing absolute order of discharge -Proof of facts (a), (b) and (c ) , section 119 (7).


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland (No. 75 of 1929 ).-Re FREDERICK .LYLE SUFFOLK, of Coolangatta, carpenter. -Summary case. ASECOND and final dividend is intended to be declared

in this estate. Creditors who have not lodged their proofs of debt with me on or before 23rd October, 1945, will be excluded from this dividend.

J. E. TREGENZA, Official Receiver. 4th Floor, Commonwealth Offices, Adelaide- street, Brisbane,

5th October, 1945. 5660

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR. DISCHARGE. AME of Debtor-- -ERMIN Io COPPO.

N Address -Giru, in the State of Queensland. Occupation Farmer. Number -23 of 1942. Court -Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland. Date fixed for hearing -2nd November, 1945.

5662 J. SHANNON, Registrar.

FIRST MEETING AND PUBLIC EXAMINATION. TN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales

and the Australian Capital Territory (No. 14 of 1945) .- Re -ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER KERR, of 5 Oxide -street, Broken Hill, taxation specialist.

Date of first meeting of creditors -15th October, 1945, at 11,30 a.m., at the Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.

Date of public examination. 7th November, 1945, at 10.30 a.m. at the Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

J. D. MURRAY, Acting Official Receiver. 112 Pitt -street, Sydney, 5th October., 1945. 5663

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland.

EBTOR'S Name - ERNEST LESLIE MARSHALL.

Address- Musgrave -road, Red Hill, Brisbane, previously of Highlands- street, Albion, Brisbane.

Description -Shop assistant, previously carrying on business at Queen -street, Brisbane, Musgrave -street, Red Hill, Macgregor- terrace, Paddington, Kent -road, Wooloowin, and Enoggera -road, Newmarket, Brisbane, as a store- keeper.

Number -82 of 1933. Date fixed for hearing -5th November, 1945.

Debtor's name -TRunY LEWIS BAKER. Address -Logan -road, South Brisbane, Queensland. Description -Motor garage proprietor. Number -5 of 1932. Date fixed for hearing -7th November, 1945.

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE. Debtor's name- GALBRAITH PHILLIP RODGERS.

Address -Muir- street, Cannon Hill, Brisbane, formerly of New Cleveland -road, Morningside, Brisbane.

Description -Carrier. Number -55 of 1933. Date of order -27th August, 1945. Nature of order -Suspended one month. Ground named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of fact ( b), section 119 (7) .

Debtor's name- ARTHUR WILLIAM GREEN. Address- Goondiwindi. Description -Formerly carrying on business with James

Green and Charles Oliver Green, under the name of .' Green Bros. ", at Dirranbandi, Queensland, tank - sinking contractors.

Number -26 of 1942. Date of order -20th August, 1945. Nature or order -Suspended one month. Ground named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of fact (b), section 119 (7) .

Debtor's name -CHARLES OLIVER GREEN. Address-- Goondiwindi. Description -Formerly carrying on business with James

Green and Arthur William Green under the name of " Green Bros. ", at Dirranbandi, Queensland, tank - sinking contractors.

Number -26 of 1942. Date of order -20th August, 1945. Nature of order -Suspended one month. Ground named in order for refusing absolute order of discharge -Proof of fact (b) , section 119 (7) .

5661 R. G. LITTLE, Registrar.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEÑD. 1n the Court of Bankruptcy, District of . New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory (No. 199 of 1940).- Re ROBERT MYATT B$ouGH, of Charleston -road, Kotara, fitter.- Summary.

FIRST and final dividend is intended to be paid in the above estate. Any creditors who have not lodged proofs of debt by the 25th October, 1945, will be excluded from the dividend.

J. D. MURRAY, Acting Official Receiver. 112 Pitt- street, Sydney, 5th October, 1945. 5664

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND. In. the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

No. 247 of 1931. Re JOHN CRIGHTOri, of Lemnos, in the State of Victoria, farmer.-First and final dividend. No. 197 . of 1936. Re MAURICE ADOLPHUS STANLEY, of Steiglitz, in the State of Victoria, labourer and onion - grower.- Supplementary dividend. No. 169 of 1939. Re JOHN MOLEAN THOMSON, of 1 Alf red- square, St. Kilda, in Victoria, salesman. -Supplementary dividend. A DIVIDEND as above is intended to be declared in these } three estates. Creditors who have not lodged their proofs of debt with me on or before the twenty -fifth day of October, 1945, will be excluded from this dividend.

O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver. 450 Law Courts- place, Melbourne, 5th October, 1945. 5668

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I N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. 5

of 1945) .-Re EVA HrrCmENS, of Lune River, in Tasmania, married woman.-Summary case.

Date of order of summary administration -4th October, 1945.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -16th October, 1945, at 11 a.m. at Official Receiver's Office, 119 Macquarie- street, Hobart.

Date of public examination -16th October, 1945, at 2.30 p.m., at the Supreme Court, Hobart.

J. A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver. 119 Macquarie- street, Hobart, 4th October, 1945. 5665

SEQUESTRATION ORDER AND FIRST MEETING. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 27

of 1945 ) . -Re bankrupt estate of LEOPOLD ALBERT DE G0E1, late of 94 Hotham- street, St. Kilda, Physio- therapist, deceased.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -18th October, 1945, at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Melbourne.

All debts due to the above estate should be paid to me.

O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver. 450 Law Courts -place, Melbourne, 5th October, 1945. 5667

To the Registrar, the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia, and to all others whom it may concern. AKE NOTICE that I, John Robert Dellow, of Port Pirie, j in the State of South Australia, carrying on business

at Ellen- street, Port Pirie, in the said State, accountant, intend to apply to the said Court on the 9th day of December, 1945, pursuant to Part VIII. of the said act, to be registered as qualified to act as a Trustee for the purposes of the said act.

Dated at Port Pirie this 5th day of October, 1945.

5666 J. R. DELLOW, Applicant.

ORDERS OF DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia. IN' O. 9 of 1942.-Re THOMAS WILLIAM WALLADGE, Of 56

Leicester- street, Parkside, labourer, previously of Orroroo, farmer. ( Summary case.)

Date of order of discharge -6th April, 1945. Nature of order -Discharge suspended for six months,

i.e., to 6th October, 1945. Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of facts (a) and (b) of section 119 (7).

No. 10 of 1944. -Re LEONARD CLIVE PACKER, of 4A, Rosetta - street, Collinswood, munition worker. ( Summary case.)

Date of order of discharge_6th April, 1945. Nature of order -Discharge suspended for six months,

i.e. to 6th October, 1945. Ground named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of fact (a) of section 119 (7) .

No. 56 of 1941. -Re HAROLD ARTHUR FECHNER, of 24, Sturt- street, Adelaide, storeman, previously of Renmark, carrier. ( Summary case.) ( Present address : 59 Porter- street, Park- side.) Date of order of discharge -6th April, 1945.

Nature of order-Discharge suspended for six months, i.e. to 6th October, 1945.

Ground named in order for refusing absolute order of discharge -Proof of fact (b) of section 119 (7) .

5670 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

EBTOR'S Name -DAVID TBENFIELD PARSONS.

Address - Lately of Bangerang North. Description -Member of His Majesty's Military Forces;

formerly farmer and sheep dealer. Number_S.234 of 1940. Date fixed for hearing -7th November, 1945.


PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENT.. INDUSTRIAL BOARD FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL

TERRITORY. TAKE Notice that a claim has been made to the Industrial

Board for the Australian Capital Territory by the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners, The Opera- tive Painters and Decorators' Union of Australia, The Opera - tive Plasterers' Federation of ' Australia, The Plumbers and G-asfitters' Employees Union of Australia, A.C.T. Bricklayers Union, The Australian Builders Labourers' Federation, The. Baking Trade Employees' Federation of Australasia, The Federated Brick, Tile and Pottery Industrial Union of Aus- tralia, Electrical Trades Union of Australia, Federated Engine Drivers and Firemens Association of Australasia, Australasian Society of Engineers, Federated Liquor and Allied Trade Employees' Union of Australasia, .Australasian Meat Indus- try Employees Union, Shop Assistants' and Warehouse Employees' Federation of Australia and Transport Workers Union of Australia, for a variation of the Determinations of the said Board in respect of carpenters and joiners, painters and decorators, plasterers, plumbers and gasfitters, bricklayers, builders labourers, bakers, brickmakers and assistants, electricians, engine drivers and firemen, ' engineers and assistants, employees in catering establishments, restaurants, tea shops, cafes, fish and oyster shops, hotels, hostels, clubs, and boarding establishments, shop assistants, butchers' carters, bread carters, transport workers, abattoir and slaughteryard employees, and employees in butchers' shops and retail sellers of uncooked meat, in the matter of sick leave and Union picnic day.

A copy of the said claims may be inspected at the Office of the Secretary, Industrial Board, Canberra.

O. BRYANT 5653 On behalf of the Applicant Unions.

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