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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.[Registered at the General Post Office, Melbowrne, for transmission by post as a newspaper.]

No. 17.] SATURDAY, 8TH APRIL,

Department of External Affairs,Melbourne, Atli April, 1905.

IIIS Excellency the Governor- General, with the adviceof the Executive Council, has been pleased, in ac-

cordance with the recommendation of the Public ServiceCommissioner, to approve of Mr. JOSEPH ALOvsIus CAR -RODUS being confirmed in his appointment as Clerk, in theDepartment of External Affairs, as from the iith August,1904.

G. H. REID,Minister of State for External Affairs.

Department of Trade and Customs,Melbourne, 1st April, 1905.

rHE following changes have been made in this Depart-ment, via.:

NEW SOUTH WALES.JAMES F ORSTER F EN \viCK, Clerk, transferred from Statis-

tical Branch to Invoice Room, Sydney, from 26th No-vember, 1904.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.JOSEPH CHAPMAN TREWEEK, Locker, First Class, to act

temporarily as Clerk, Accounts Branch, Port Adelaide,from xsth March, I905.

HENRY DAWSON, Assistant Examining Officer, to act tem-porarily a,s Locker, First Class, from 16th March, 1905.

A. McLEAN,Minister for 'l'rade and Customs.

Department of Trade and Customs,Melbourne, 3ist March, 1905.

IHEREBY appoint the shed, situate at the English andAustralian Copper Company's Wharf, Port Adelaide,

in the State of South Australia, and known as " CopperCompany's Shed," to be a bonded store, under section 17of the Customs Act Igo', for the examination of goods ouilanding.

A. McLEAN,Minister for Trade and Customs.

Department of Trade and Customs,Melbourne, 31st March, 1905.

TILE period of Six Months specified in Gazette Noticedated 12t1í September, idol, published in Gazrtte No.

55 of I th September, 1904, in connexion tvimh the allow-ance of drawback on Marble Slabs in the rough dressedwithin the Commonwealth, is hereby extended for a periodof Six Months from the 12th March, 1905.

A. McLEAN,Minister for Trade and Customs.

C-19-10.

[1905.

Department of Trade and Customs,Melbourne, 5th April, 1905.

WHEREAS " Edible Seed Oil" is imported into theCommonwealth, and whereas I am of opinion that

it can be used as a substitute for " Cotton Seed Oil," whichis dutiable goods, and for purposes for which Cotton SeedOil can be used : Now therefore I do hereby, in pursuanceof the power conferred upon me by section 139 of theCustoms Act 1901, direct that Edible Seed Oil shall, onimportation, be charged with the duty chargeable on "Cot-ton Seed Oil."

JAMES G. DRAKE,Acting Minister for Trade and Customs.

Commonwealth of Australia.

Department of the Treasury,Melbourne, 5th April, 19d5.

REGULATIONS RESPECTING PUBLIC MONEYS.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General, with the adviceof the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap-

prove of the following appointments, viz.

Acting Receiver of Public Moneys.

Defence (Military) Department P. S. BEST, during thein Queensland temporary absence of

J. G. Cameron.Defence (Military) Department W. H. MARTIN, during

in South Australia the absence on leave ofH. A. Connell.

Acting Paying O j icer.The Senate, G. H. MONAIHAN, during

and the absence on leaveThe Joint House Committee of C. 13. Boydell.Defence (Military) Depaitment P. S. BEST, during the

in Queensland temporary absence ofJ. G. Cameron.

Defence (Military) Department W. H. MARTIN, duringin South Australia -the absence on leave of

H. A. Connell.

State ofActing Sub - Treasury Paymaster.

Queensland ... T. W. CONXAH, Perman-ent Head, Sub -Trea-sury, Brisbane, duringthe temporary absenceof George L Bourne.

GEORGE TURNER,Treasurer,

No. x7.4---8t11 April, igoç

Commonwealth of Australia.Department of the Treasury,

Melbourne, 5th April, 1905.

276

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1902,SECTION 3o.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General, with the adviceof the Executive Council, has been pleased, in accord-

ance with the recommendation of the Public Service Com-missioner, to approve of the confirmation of the appoint-ments of MALCOLM CHARLES MEEKING, and ARTHUR PHILLIPJEFFERY, Clerks, Audit Office, as from the 7th June, 1904.

GEORGE TURNER,Treasurer.

Department of Home Affairs,A.o5/1906. Melbourne, 31st March, 1905.

TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT OF A GENERALDIVISION REP1:ESINTATIVE FOR THE STATEOF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

TTIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of

the provisions of Regulation 256 of the CommonwealthPublic Service Act 1902, has been pleased to approve ofthe appointment of

WILLIAM MACKIE FR.SSELL FOTHERGILL,

Overseer, No. 1 Line Party (Country), Postmaster-Gene-ral's Department, State of South Australia, to the positionof General Division Representative for the State of SouthAustralia, for a term of one month from 1st April, 1905.

DUGALD THOMSON,Minister of State for Home Affairs.

E.05,13463-

Commonwealth Gazette

Commonwealth of Australia.Department of Home Affairs,

Melbourne, 29th March, 1905.STATE OF VICTORIA.

DIVISION OF KOOVONG.

Appointment of a Divisional Returning Officer.HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over

Commonwealth of Australia, by and with thevice of the Executive Council thereof, has, in accordancewith the provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act1902, been pleased to approve of the appointment of

BENJAMIN BROWN

as Divisional Returning Officer for the CommonwealthElectoral Division of Kooyong, in the State of Victoria,vice J. R. Jackson, resigned ; such appointment to takeeffect on and from the 13th February, 1905.

DUGALD TfIOMSON,Minister of State for Home Affairs.

thead-


E-05/3713- Melbourne, 29th March, 1905.ALTERATION IN NAME OIL POLLING l.'LACE.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and overCommonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice

of the Executive Council thereof, has, in accordance withthe provisions of the Coimm,7onwealtl1 Electoral Act 1902,been pleased to approve of the following alteration in thename of a Polling Piace :---

STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.Division of Perth.

As originally proclaimed.Old Men's Depót.

Alteration approved.Mounts Bay -road Retreat.

DU GALE THOMSON,Minister of State for Home Affairs.

E.05/38'74/5.V.E:05/2242.

Commonwealth of Australia :1

Department of Home Affairs,Melbourne, 4th April, 1905,

STATE OF VICTORIA.'TT is hereby notified that Revision Courts will be held as hereunder specified within the State of Victoria, under thej Cornmonxvralth Electoral Act 1902.

JAS. J. HUNT,Commonwealth Electoral Officer for the State of Victoria.

Place ofSitting. Date.

Constitution ofCourt.

Name and Address ofClerk of Court. Lists to be dealt with by Court.13

-

Ballarat ..

Williamstown

Drouill r

Lilydale ..

Waugaratta

i

51,11 April, 1905

7th April, 1005

5t'ì April, 1905

7th April, 1905

7tll April, 1905

Division of Ballarat.

I W. Dickson, P.M. ] D. F. McGrath, Law j EnfieldCourt, Ballarat

Division of Cono.

J. Campbell, J.P. ;W. Pearson, J.P. ;II. Hick, J.P.

W. Blacklow, Law Kororoit Creek ;Court, Williams-town

Laverton ; Newport

Division of Flinders.

James Grant Young, J. D, Farrar, Law Drouin ; Bunyip South ; Garfield ;J.P.; Joseph J. Court, Warragul viel: ; Labertouche ; Longwarry ;

Winters, J.P. warry South (Musk Creek)

Division of Merncla.

J. Keogh, P.M. ; R. D. Berriman, LawBlack, J.P. ; T. Court, HeidelbergGrant, J.P.

Jindi.Long.

Lilydale ; Kinglake ; Toolangi ; Heales.ville ; Yarra Glen ; McMahon's Creek;Warburton ; West Warburton ; Launch-ing Place ; Brandin ; South Wandin ;Mount Ilandenong ; Ringwood ; Croydon ;South Mooroolbark ; Upper Yarra

Division of Moira.

', W. Bickerton, J.P. ; W. G. Smith, Law Boweya ; Bobinawarrali ; Cheshunt ; Car-

A. Pinkerton, Court, Wangaratta boor East ; Heck ; Glenrowan ; Greta ;J.P. Moyhu ; Oxley Parish ; South Hanson ;

Myrrhee ; . Whitfield ; Whoroujy


E. 05/3704 -1E. 05/3833.

277 No. 17. -8th April, 1905



APPOINTMENT OF REGISTRARS UNDER THE " COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL ACT 1902."

HIS Excellency the Governor - General in and over the Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice of the ExecutiveCouncil thereof, has, in accordance with the provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1902, been pleased to approve

of the persons specified in the subjoined Schedule being appointed Registrars for the Polling Places set opposite their respectivenames ; such appointments in each instance to take effect on and from the date of entry on duty.


SCHEDULE.

Name of Person appointedas Electoral Registrar.

James Michael O'Donnell .

R,i verine Norman Dart .

Frederick Thomas D. YabsleyJohn Denis Robison ..Francis Battendier Meyer .

Patrick Gilmour ..Edward Stagg .. .

Margaret Morice ..Mary Jano Donovan ..IlTilliani John ThomasGeorge Henry Bonnett .

John Robert JacksonSusan Jane ThompsonThomas DowlingWilfred RobinsonMary Leitch

Arthur Stanley Herman SchierMartha Albpan ..Daniel George HarringtonAlbert Edward Lonsdale

John Kelleher . .Robert Alexander LearmonthFelix Richard Wooff DredgePatrick Francis HanlonDaniel William NagleDavid Lindsay .

Charles Livingston KingArthur John Blackwell ReidHerbert Carl .Buckland

Robert George MortonJohn Steven Howe ..Andrew KennedyJohn Ernest Jelbart . .

Anna Emma HarnathJean GathererGeorge Rogers . .

Jane Mary LaneGeorgina RussellValentine Donclan . .

Ada Maria Kruger ..William Henry ClaughtonNora Brazil .. . .

Oscar Tillotson DavisJohn Holzapfel ..Charles Spraaiklia?Margaret Davis ..Charles Emil EichhornJames Dowling . .

William George GroomErnest Walmesley CruickshankRobert StewartFrancis RedmanHenry Stuckey . .

John Jenkin

Thomas Tweed

Junes AllenSydney Francis Bayly

.

..

.

STATE OF NEW( North Derry Jerry

Lachlan Mines . .Mingelo ..Toogong .. ..Tatlira ..Gum Flat ..Wilde's MeadowJunction Reefs ..Lower MangroveGalong .. ..

Towrang .. ..

NhillBerwick

Polling Place.

Lake Charm ..Murra Warra . .Sandy Creek ..

CaligneeSeatonBourkeLa Trobe

Yarraden

STATE

Queenstown ..Areegra ..Tandara ..BooseyMiepollBurnt Creek ..Cohuna TownshipClub TerraceGenoa ..

Tatyoon ..Sugar Loaf CreekBaddaginnieMinimay ..Vectis EastLaen NorthVaughan ..Toolamba ..MangaloreKarabeal . .

OF VICTORIA... Wimmera .... Flinders

EchucaNViminera ..

.. Grampians

ToombulGrovely ..Rayinonts . . ..Cedar Creek .. ..Flaggy ..Innot Hot SpringsKelvin Grove . .

Marton .. ..Mount Amos ..Mount RomeoNewelltonRoss River Meat WorksSeymour RiverStareke RiverUkalunda ..

SOUTH WALES.BlandCanobolas

gg

Eden - MonaroGwydirIllawarraMacquarie ..North Sydney ..Werriwa ..

Gippsland ..

Melbournegg

MerndaWimmeraEchucaMoira..

WannonEchucaGippsland

77

GrampiansMerndaMoira..Wannon

77

WimmeraCorinellaEchucaMerndaWannon

Division.

STATE OF QUEENSLAND.Brisbane ..

HerbertHerbert

r,7,

.,7,

gg

77

r,

77

77

7,

7,

Postal Address.

North Berry JerryLachlan Mines, via ForbesMingeloToogong, via CudalPost Office, TathraGum Flat, via InverellWilde's MeadowJunction Reefs, via ManduramaLower MangroveGalongTowrang

Post Office, NhillBerwick

77 Lake CharmMurra WarraPost Office, Winjallock (Sandy

Creek), via Stuart MillCaligneeSeaton430 Spencer - street, MelbournePolice Station, Russell - street,

MelbourneQueenstownAreegraDingeeBurramine SouthMiepollBurnt CreekBelmont, CohunaState School, Club TerraceState School, No. 3112, Genoa

RiverState School, TatyoonPost Office, TallarookBaddaginnieMinimayVectis EastState School, Laen NorthVaughanToolambaMangaloreKarabeal, via Dunkeld

Railway Station, RendraEnoggeraAlderleyCedar Creek, via HerbertonFlaggy, via CooktownInnot Hot SpringsKoumala, via MackayMarton, via CooktownTrevetlian, via CooktownMount Romeo, via CooktownLancelot Mines, LancelotRoss River, TownsvilleSeymourStarcke River, via. CooktownSunbeam Mine, Ukalunda, via

BowenYarraden

STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

..1Callington .. AngasCoromandel Valley .. Barker

CallingtonCoromandel Valley

No Y 7r th April,. nos 278 Commonwealth Gazette

SoIiEDULECA fbtLfL/,Gclr

Name of Person appointedas Electoral Registrar.

Polling Place.

STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Mary Helena Williams Tammin ..Ernest Leslie Haynes Kelmscott ..Arthur Gaillard .. CaballingHorace Louis Armstrong GuildfordErnest Samuel Hamersley Karridale ..James Ernest Falls .. Yalgoo ..

George Bullock . .William Mcí *inlay , .Philip Conrad WagnerArthur Curnow Cole ..

Matthew Higgins

ApsleyGlenora ..Woodsdale ..Claude RoadGlenorchy East

Swan TamminKelmscottCaballing

Perth Post Office, GuildfordSwan KarridaleCoolgardie Yalgoo

STATE OF TASMANIA.. Franklin .. Railway Station, Apsley,f Police Station, Glenora

Post Office, WoodsdaleWilmot State School, Claude RoadDenison Police Station, Glenorchy

E. 05/3704.E. 05/3833.RETIREMENT OF REGISTRARS UNDER " COMMON-

WEALTH ELECTORAL ACT 1902."HIS Excellency the Governor- General in and over the

Commonwealth of Australia, by and with the adviceof the Executive Council thereof, has, in accordance with theprovisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1902, beenpleased to approve of the retirement of the Registrars specifiedin the subjoined Schedule, the date of retirement to be thealate on which each officer ceased duty.




SCHEDULE.

Name of ElectoralRegistrar Retired:

Polling Place. Division.

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

John Venables :.George Jephson .

John Van HemertAlbert Henry BruceH. Bresnahan ..Edward O'GradyWilliam C. Witt ..Alfred Clarke ..John H. Falvey

Edward Bell

North Berry JerryMingelo ..Tatlira :Gum FlatWilde's MeadowJunction Reefs ..GalongTowrangToogong

STATE OF VICTORIA.Nhill ...BerwickLake CharmMurra WarraSandy CreekCaligneeSeatonBourkeLa Trobe

Caroline Ellen AllenJames ScantletonJames ReynoldsMary LeitchHenry Alfred SchierCarl RumpifMary A. Madden . .Evangeline Maria

KildahlWalter Knell ..Robert Hobson ..Harriett Amelia

DavidsonElizabeth DohertyHugh Francis ClarkeWilliam Burrastan

PayterWhitworth GunnW. A. RichardsonWilliam P. HarmerMary 11tartinWilliam Edward

SumnerA. G. MowattR. JelbartJohn Bolwell ..Amelia Gladman..Jane Spurling . .Julia Helen DoranV. L. O. H. Van

NootenC. Gallavan

QueenstownAreegraTandara

BooseyMiepollBurnt Creek ..

Cohuna TownshipClub Terrace ..Genoa ..TatyoonSugar Loaf Creek

Baddaginnie ..Minimay ..Vectis EastLaen NorthVaughan ..Toolamba -

Mangalore ..

Karabeal E.

BlandCanobolasEden - MonaroGwydirIllawarraMacquarieWerriwaWerriwaCanobolas

WimmeraFlindersEchucaWinuneraIndiGippsland

Melbourne

1lferndaWimmeraEchuca

Moira

Wannon

EchucaGippsland

GrampiansMernda

MoiraWannon

WimmeraCorinellaEchucaMerada

Wannon

SCHEDULE --- continued.

Name of ElectoralRegistrar Retired. Polling Place. Division.

STATE OF QUEENSLAND.

Luke Hartley Hut-chinson

Eli Elijah SmithFrancis Stephen

DoonerGeorge Keith Bod-

dingtonFrancis Stephen

DoonerWilliam_ Alexander

UhrGeorge Keith Bod-

dingtonGeorge Keith Bod-

dingtonGeorge Keith Bod-

dingtonFrancis Stephen

DoonerJohn Burwise Scur-

fieldGeorge Keith Bod-

dington

Toombul

Grovely ..Cedar Creek

Flaggy

Innot Hot Springs

Kelvin Grove ..Marton ..

Mount Amos

Mount Romeo

Newellton ..

Seymour River

Starcke River ..

Brisbane

Herbert

STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

William Pollard .. Callington ..) AngasWilliam Wolf P. , Coromandel Valley Barker

Everett I I

STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Eleanor May Vin-cent

John George Cor-nish

Horace CharlesWatson

George Henry Per-cival

William Henry Me-leng

Kelmscott

Caballing

Guildford

Karridale

Yalgoo

Swan

.. Perth

.. Swan

.. Coolgardie

STATE OF TASMANIA.

John Tolland ..William Henry

Wes ter wayRachel EppingstallFrank Prosser Bow-

den

ApsleyGlenora

Woodsdale ..Glenorchy East

Franklin

Denison

Commonwealth Gazette 279 No. x7.- ---8th Aprii, 19Q5


E.o5,137o7-8 -9. Melbourne, 29th March, 1905.ALTERATION IN CO

STITUTIONOF REVISION

II IS Excellency the Governor - General in and over theCommonwealth of Australia, by and with the advice

of the Executive Council thereof, has, in accordance withthe provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1902,been pleased to approve of the alterations specified in thesubjoined Schedule in the constitution of the RevisionCourts notified in Commonwealth Gazettes Nos. 13 and r4of the 1rth March, 1905, and 18th March, 1905, respectively.

DUGALD THOMSON,Minister of State for I -come Affairs.

SCHEDULE.STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

Division of Canobolas.Forbes Charles E. Oskar, P.M., to read John Fullarton

Armstrong, J.P., and Daniel McKeown, J.Y.Parkes Charles E. Oslear, P.M., to read Edward Mar-

riott, P.M.Peak Hill Charles E. Oslear, P.M., to read Edward

Marriott, P.M.Division of Newcastle.

\ \Tallseird Milton Sydney Love, S.M., to read GeorgeFrederick Scott, P.M.

Newcastle George Frederick Scott, P.M., to read Mil-ton Sydney Love, S.M.

Division of Robertson.Dubbo Thomas Charles K. McKell, P.M., to read Wil-

liam Clarke, P.M.STATE OF VICTORIA.Division of Bourke.

Brunswick J. W. Flemming, J.Y., to read J.ing, J.P.

Division of Corangamite.Skipton E. G. Austin, J.P., to read Thomas Kennedy,

J.P.

W. Flem-

Division of Corinella.Yandoit W. J. Barnes, J.1'., to read William Dougall,

J.P.Division of C'erio.

GeelongP. Smith, J.P., to read P. Smyth, J.P.Division of Gippsland.

\Valhalla H. I- iarbeck, J.P., to read H. Hartrick, J.P.Division of Grampians.

Skipton J, Kennedy, J.P., to read Thomas Kennedy,J.P.

Wodonga J.Leighton, J.P.,J.P., and S. J.

Box Hill E.J.P.

Haw that n RJ.P.

Division of Indi.Rowan, P.M., H. Harkins, J.P., G.

and H. Harris, J.Y., to read H. Harkin,Nicholls, J.P.

Division of Kooyong.D. Walker, J.P., to read E. E. Walker,

. R. Ardagh, J.P., to read A. R. Ardagh,

Division of Melbourne Ports.Port Melbourne \V. Witt, J.P., and W. Godley, J.P.,

to read H. N. Edwards, J.P., and A. Hester, J.P.Division of Mernda.

Lilydale E. Clark, J.P., to read Dr. Arthur E. Syme,J.P.

Ferntree Gully W. Horner, J.P., J. Ramage, J.P., andA. Sullivan, J.1'., to read Thomas Dobson, J.P., and AlanSelman, J.P.

Division of Moira.NathaliaH. P. Elrington, J.P., and P. D. K. O'Han-

Ion, J.P., to read F. H. Furze, J.P., and R. G. Eakin, J.P.Numurkah H. Morrison, P.M., and J. McLeod, J.P., to

read W. C. Fitzwater, J.P., Harry J. Glenny, J.P., andJ. C. Trengrove, J.P.

Division of Southern Melbourne.St. Kilda «rest A. Morrow, J.P., to read A. Morrah,

J.P.South Melbourne Cr. J. Baragwanath, J.P., to read E.

D. !leather, J.P., and C. F. Christmas, J.P.Division of Wimmera.

Kaniva C. W. Taylor, J.P., to readness, J.P.

Wycheproof J. W. Redden, J.P., tdben, J.P.

John H. Champ-

read J. W. Red-

STATE OF QCEENSL.AND.

Division of Capricornia.Rockhampton Philip 'Walter Pears, P.M., to read

Christopher Francis, P. M.

Division of Darling Downs.Dolby Jas. Clarke, J.P., and Richard John Hodge,

J.P., to read George Needham Walker, P.M.Division of Herbert.

Cairns Brabazon Richard Stafford, P.M., to read PeterGeorge Grant, P.M.

Mackay William Richard Onslow Hill, P.M., to readBernard Canning McGGooarty, P.M.

Division of Kennedy.Hughenden Chas. Augustus Mayne Morris, P.M., to

read Philip Walter Pears, P.M.Division of Maranoa.

Blackall Bernard Canning McGroarty, P.M., to readErnest Joshua Hennessy, P.M.

Longreach Peter George Grant, P.M., to read FrancisCory, J.P., and George Meacham, J.P.

Division of Oxley.Brisbane South John Graham McDonald, P.M., to read

Henry Taylor Macfarlane, P.M.Division of M'ide Bay.

Tenningering Michael Bennett, J.P., to read SamuelHardin;, J.P.

Commonwealth Public Service Act 1902.NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.

APPLICATIONS are invited by the Public Service Commis-sioner from persons qualified for appointment to the posi-

tions specified below.Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible for appoint-

ment to the Administrative and Professional liivisions, but arenot eligible for appointment to Clerical or General. Divisionvacancies, except for positions for which they have qualified byexamit;ation.

Officers in the Commonwealth Service must apply through theChief Officer or Permanent Head, in accordance with RegulationNo. 38.

Applicants who are officers of the Public Service of a Stateshould state the date of their appointment to the Service, presentposition and salary.

Applicants from outside the Service should state their qualifi-cations for the c.fEce they seek. Copies only of diplomas, refer-ences, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded. If theoriginals are required, they will be asked for.

All applications must be in the applicants' own handwriting,and their date of birth should be stated.

Position. Locality.Division,

Class or Grade,and Salary.

ApplicationsReturnable.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Clerk and Audit Office, Clerical, £310 22nd AprilInspector Melbourne to £400 per

annumPOSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

State of New South Wales.Chief Clerk ... Sydney ... ' Clerical, £5201 15th April

j to £600 perannum

State of &nth Australia.Postmaster, Woodside ... Clerical, £140 22nd April

Grade XIV. per annum,less £14 forrent

State of Wester; Australia.Assistant Katanning General, £60 15th April

to £110 perannum

General, EGO 15th Aprilto £110 perannum ;curd districtallowanceunder ScaleH.

General, £60 22nd Aprilto £110 perannum

Assistant (L.C.) Guildford ... i General, £60 22nd Aprilto ß't10 per

i annum

Assistant ... ' Boulder

Assistant (L. C.) Cue

Assistant (L.C.)

Assistant

Claremont ... General, £60 29th Aprilto £110 perannum

Bulong ' General, £60 29th Aprilto £110 perannum ;and districtallowanceScale III.

D. C. McLACRLAN,Commissioner.

FRANCIS REDDIN,Secretary.

Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,Melbourne, 6th April, 1905.

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Melbourne, 29th March, 190-.STATE OF VICTORIA.

PREPARATION OF NEW ELECTORAT. ROLLS UNDER SECTION 50OF THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL ACT 1902.

IT is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor-General in and over the Commonwealth of Australia,

by and with the advice of the Executive Council, has beenpleased to approve of the cancellation of the notice re-specting the Sitting of the Revision Court at Wood'sPoint, in the Division of Gippsland, as notified in Cr,'a-)nvnwealtli Gazette No. 13 of nth March, 1905, page 2I..,and of the Lists for the Polling Places specified therein tobe dealt with by the Court constituted by C. E. Holmes,P.M., T. Lloyd, J.P., and T. S. Underwood, J.P., atlìairnsdale, on 31st March, 1905.

JAS. J. HUNT,Commonwealth Electoral Officer for the State of Victoria.

HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.Principal Registry,

Melbourne, 3rd April, 1905.1 1IlE following Rule of Court, made by the Justices of

the High Court, is published for general information.GORDON H. CASTLE,

Principal Registrar.

HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.

As of Monday, the Third day of April, 1905.IT is ordered as follows :

A Sitting of the High Court of Australia for the Trialof Causes shall be held as follows :

AT MELBOURNE, TUESDAY, 2ND MAY.S. W. GRIFFITH, C.J.

(L.s.) EDMUND BARTON, J.R. E. O'CONNOR, J.

GORDON H. CASTLE,Principal Registrar.

Attorney - General's Department,Melbourne, 6th April, 1905.

CREATION OF OFFICE OF MESSENGER IN THESECRETARY'S OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY -GENER AL'S DEPARTMENT.

IS Excellency the Governor - General, on the recoin-mendation of the Public 'Service Commissioner, and

with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, has beenpleased to approve of the creation of the following newoffice in the Attorney- General's Department, as from the1st April, 1905 :--

Messenger, Secretary's Office, Grade I., salary 442 to484 per annum.

J. H. SYMON,Attorney- General.

Attorney- General's Department,Melbourne, 6th April, 1905.

APPOINTMENT OF MESSENGER IN THE SECRE-TARY'S OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY'=GENE-RAL'S DEPARTMENT.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General, on the recom-mendation of the Public Service Commissioner, and

with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, has beenpleased to approve of the transfer ofJAMES CONCANNON NASIi, Assistant, Postmaster- General's

Department, at Greswick, in the State of Victoria, withsalary at the rate of f6o per annum, to the office ofMessenger in the Secretary's Office of the AttorneyGeneral's Department, at his present salary ; such trans-fer to take effect from the date on which hé takes up theduties of the new office.

J. H. SYMON,Attorney - General.

Attorney - General's Department,Melbourne, 6th April, 1905.

NOTIFICATION OF PROVISIONAL REGULATIONS,AND OF THE INTENTION TO MAKE REGI i T, A -TIONS UNDER THE COMMONWEALTH CON-CILIATION AND ARBITRATION ACT 1904.

URSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 1903, noticeis hereby given

(i) That His Excellency the Governor - General, actingwith the advice of the Federal Executive Council; was, onthe 5th day of April,. 1005, pleased to make ProvisionalRegulations under the Commonwealth Conciliation andArbitration Act 1904, to come into operation forthwith,which Provisional Regulations may be cited as StatutoryRules 1905, No. 23.


(2) That it is proposed, after sixty days after the publi-cation of this notice, to make Regulations under the saidAct, and that the Provisional Regulations above - mentionedare the Drafts of the Proposed Regulations.

(3) That copies of the Provisional Regulations may bepurchased at the Government Printing Office, Melbourne,at the price of Threepence.

(4) That any representations or suggestions made, inwriting, by any person interested will be taken into con -

sideiation before finally settling the Proposed Regulations.Suggestions should be forwarded to the Secretary to thisDepartment.

J. H. SYMON,Attorney - General.

Industrial Registrar's Office,Principal Registry, Melbourne, 6th April, 1905.

NOTICE is hereby given that applications have beenmade to me under the Commonwealth Conciliation and

Arbitration Act 1904, for the registration ofAn association, called the Merchant Service Guild of

Australasia, as an organization of employees, in connexionwith the Shipping and Marine industry ;

An association, called the New South \Vales GovernmentRailways Traffic Employees Association, as an organizationof employees in connexion with the Railway Traffic indus-try;

An association, called the Machine Shearers and ShedEmployees Union, as an organization of employees in con-nexion with the Pastoral industry ;

An association called the Federated Saw Mill and TimberYard Employees Association, Victorian Branch, as an or-ganization of employees in connexion with the Saw Millingand Wood Working- industry; and

An association, called the Australian Workers Union, asan organization of employees in connexion with the Pas-toral industry.

Any person who desires to object to the registration ofany of the above associations may do so by lodging with mea notice of objection in the prescribed form and statutorydeclarations in support thereof within thirty days after thepublication of this advertisement, and by serving on theassociation concerned copies of the notice of objection andstatutory declarations so lodged.

GORDON H. CASTLE,Industrial Registrar.

Postmaster- General's Department,29th March, 1905.

Ex. Mins. 117 and rig.HIS Excellency the Governor - General, by and with the

advice of the Federal Executive Council, has ap-proved that leave of absence or furlough, as the case maybe, be granted to the undermentioned officers of the Post-master- General's Department, namely :

NEW SOUTH WALES.JAMES McLAUGI-iuN, Groom -in- charge, Sydney, three

months' leave of absence on full pay, prior to retirementfrom the Public Service.

VICTORIA.hMICHAEL 13ocnKE, Clerk, Melbourne, three months' fur-

lough on full pay.QUEENSLAND.

ALFRED TAYT.OR \ \KINSHIP, Postmaster, Childers, six months'furlough on full pay.

SYDNEY SMITH,Postmaster - General.

Postmaster - General's Department,6th April, 1905.

THE following transfers, &c., in the Postmaster -Gene-ral's Department have been approved, in accordance

with the provisions of tiffe Public Service Act 1902, andRegulations thereunder, namely :

NEW SOUTH WALES.W. O'GR.ADY, Assistant (Mail Boy), Parramatta, to he As-

sistant (Mail Boy), Sydney, vice \Vest, transferred;F. H. \VEST, Assistant (Mail Boy), Sydney, to be Assistant

(ilfail Boy), Parramatta, vice O'Grady, transferred ;A. A. McKENziE, Assistant, Narrabri West, to be Assist-

ant, Carrathool ;H. J. NEILLY, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Branch,

Sydney, to he Telegraph Messenger, Alexandria :E. R. DAVIS, Assistant, \Valcha, to be Assistant, Lockhart;W. S. KIRKPATRICK, Letter Carrier, Sydney, to be Letter

Carrier, Bathurst, vice Greenwell, transferred;C. T. GREi ?Nwi:LL, Leiter Carrier, Bathurst, to be Letter

Carrier, Sydney, vice Kirkpatrick, transferred;A. E. Joxas, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney (on probation),

services dispensed with as from IStli February, 1905;H. J. JENNINGS, Telegraph Messenger, Young (on proba-

tion), services dispensed with as from 28th February,r905.

\ \'i`F. CHARLES WILSON, Postal Assistant, Harden, forfeitedoffice in accordance with section 66 of Act.

Commonwealth Gazette 281 Nó.. i7. -=8th 'April, r905

annum), when his promotion as an officer of Grade ILis confirmed. This promotion to date from z3th March,1905, for purposes of seniority ;

\VALTER ROBERT FRENCH, Letter Carrier, Grade II., Goul-burn, to be Sorter, Grade I., Sydney, vice Burton, pro-moted, from 13th March, ¡905, for purposes of seniority;

FRANCIS NORTON YOUNG, Telegraph Messenger, Elnmaville,to be Assistant (Mail Boy), Sydney vice Owens, trans-ferred, from r3th March, 1905, for purposes of seniority;

CLARENCE BROWN, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney, to beAssistant (Mail Boy), Sydney, vice Fitzgerald, trans-ferred, from 13th March, ¡905, for purposes of seniority;

A. C. UPHAM, Telegraph Messenger, Bondi, granted anallowance at the rate of 6 per annum, for deliveringcorrespondence.

VICTORIA.H. R. McKIMM, Telegraph Messenger, Bendigo, to be Tele-

gvrapl1 Messenger, (. astlemaine, vice Nicholls, promoted;J.:REDDING, Porter, Hawthorn, to be Porter, Mail Branch,

General Post Office, Melbourne;l' nJANGAN, Assistant (Letter Carrier), Ascot Vale, to be

Porter, Mail Branch, General Post Office, Melbourne;E. C. HUMPHRÍS, Telegraph Messenger, Maryborough, to

be Telegraph Messenger, Maldon, vice Guymer, pro-moted ;

L. R. FRICKER, Telegraph Messenger, Bruthen, to be Tele-graph Messenger, Maryborough, vice Humphris, trans-ferred ;

Ií. A. DAWS, Porter, Camberwell, to be Porter, MailBranch, General Post Office, Melbourne, vice Irwin,transferred;

D. B. V. O'CONNOR, Telegraph Messenger, Hawthorn, tobe Telegraph Messenger, l \Tarrackuabeal, vice Candy,promoted ;

R. T. RAMSAY, Telegraph Messenger, Seymour, to be Tele-graph Messenger, Telegraph Branch, Melbourne, viceTurner, resigned;

J. A. BRAIN, Despatching; Officer, Traral`on, to be De-spatching Officer, Mail Branch, Melbourne, vice Yandell,deceased;

JAS. L OUGHNAN, Telegraph Messenger, Kew, to be Tele-graph Messenger, Hawthorn, vice Carney, transferred ;

AVM. H. C'ARNEY, Telegraph Messenger, Hawthorn, to beTelegraph Messenger, Kew, vice Louglinan, transferred.

QUEENSLAND.CHARLES E. BRIGHT, Chief Clerk, General Post Office,

Brisbane, appointed to perform the duties of the ChiefOfficer in Queensland, during the absence of that officeron six months' furlough, frcm ist April, 1905.

J. MEE, Telegraphist, Townsville, to be Telegraphist, Bris-bane, vice Lee, transferred ;

A. P. LEE, Telegraphist, Brisbane, to be Telegraphist,Townsville, vice Mee, transferred.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.G. A. Hlci s, an officer of the Clerical Division perform-

ing duties classified in the General Division, at Moonta,to be Postmaster, Grade XIV., lieachport, vice Attiwill,retired.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.T. P. BENNETT, Telegraphist, Coolgardie, to be 'Telegraph-

ist, Perth, vice Barker, transferred ;G. J. BARKER, Telegraphist, Perth, to be -Telegraphist,

Coolgardie, vice Bennett, transferred ;H. D. DAWSON, Telegraphist, Cue, to be Telegraphist,

Guildford, vice Watson, transferred;H. C. WATSON, Telegraphist, Guildford, to be Telegraph-

ist, Cue, vice Dawson, transferred.SYDNEY SMITH,

Postmaster- General.

Postmaster- General's Department,29th March, 190x.

Ex. Mins. I12 to 116.HIS Excellency the Governor- General, by and with the

advice of the Federal Executive Council, has ap-proved of the following staff changes, &c., in the Post-master- General's Department, namely :

NEW SOUTH WALES.ERNEST ARMOUR WOLSTENHOLME, Telegraph Messenger,

Lawson, to be Telephone Attendant, Singleton, vice Gil-son, promoted, from 8th March, 1905, for purposes ofseniority;

FREDERICK KILLICK, Telegraph Messenger, Murrumburrah,to be Assistant (Mail Boy), North Sydney, vice Barnett,transferred, from SthI March, Igo5, for purposes ofseniority;

ALGERNON THOMAS BERNARD SMITH, Telephone Attendant,Burwood, to be Assistant, Nymagee, vice Gossip, de-ceased, from 9th March, 1905, for purposes of seniority;

JOHN GREEN, Ganger, Sydney, classified as Line Foreman,to be Line inspector, Grade II., Sydney, vice Denton,deceased, from 9th March, 19o5, for purposes of senior-ity ;

GEORGE FRASER, Line Repairer, Metropolitan Gang, to beSenior Line Repairer, Wentworth, vice Dingwall, re-signed, from 9th March, i9o5, for purposes of seniority ;

13ERTRAND COOKSEY, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney, to beAssistant (Mail ]toy), Glebe, vice Jackson, transferred,from loth March, i9o5, for purposes of seniority ;

MARTIN BURTON, Sorter, Gracie I., Sydney, salary L150 perannum, temporarily promoted to the position of Sorter,Grade II., Sydney (vice Wroollett, transferred), at hispresent salary, but to be paid each year an increment of46 if his conduct and efficiency be satisfactory, until hissalary reaches the minimum of Grade II. (Z156 per

Office Abolished.Letter Carrier, Grade I.

New Office Created.Assistant (Letter Carrier).

Appointments Confirmed.RONALD CLARE SMYTHE, Assistant, Mail Branch, Sydney;FREDERICK LESLIE CLISSOLD, Telegraph Messenger;CLIFFORD HARDY, Telegraph Messenger;ROBERT ERNEST NUTT, Telegraph Messenger ;EDWARD GEORGE WALTER, Telegraph Messenger ;JOHN WILLIAM ]3ooTIImAN, Telegraph Messenger;SYLVESTER MARK MILLS, Telegraph Messetiger ;PERCIVAL ROBERT ANSON, Telegraph Messenger.

VICTORIA.THOMAS FRANCIS O'BRIEN, Telegraph Messenger, St.

Kilda, to be Assistant (Porter), Mail Branch, vice Thear,transferred, from 4th March, 1905, for purposes ofseniority;

FREDERICK ST.ANFIELD HOLMES, Telegraph Messenger, PortMelbourne, to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), Mail Branch,vice Beckwith, transferred, from 4th March, 1905, forpurposes of seniority ;

IVAN VICTOR HILLIARD BODEY, Telegraph Messenger, Hor-sham, to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), Ascot Vale, viceSlattery, transferred, from 22nd February, 1905, for pur-poses of seniority ;

ARTHUR STEPHEN GRACE, Telegraph Messenger, Warrnam-13001, to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), Hamilton, viceCowan, transferred, from 21st February, 1905, for pur -poses of seniority ;

ERNEST BENJAMIN JEFFREYS, Telegraph Messenger, Caster-ton, to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), Seymour, viceDoughty, transferred.

QUEENSLAND.GEORGE HENRY DAWSON, Telephone Attendant, Brisbane,

to be Assistant, No, 9 Maintenance Gang, vice McKen-11cv, transferred;

WILLIAM LLOYD, Telegraph Messenger, George- street,Brisbane, to be Telephone Attendant, Brisbane, viceDawson, promoted;

EDWARI) JAMES WILLIAMS, Messenger, Grade I., MailBranch, Brisbane, to be Assistant, Richmond;

ALI3ERT O']3R1E N, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Office,Brisbane, to be Messenger, Grade I., Mail Branch, Bris-bane, vice 'Williams, promoted;

JAMES CHARLES THOMAS VARDON, Clerk and Inspector,Audit Office, Department of the Treasury, an officer ofthe 3rd Class, Clerical Division, to be Accountant, Bris-bane, 2nd Class, Clerical Division, from loth March,1905, for purposes of seniority.

New Office Created.Assistant (General Division) Correspondence

Branch, Brisbane.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA -.The salaries of the following officers have been fixed at

the amounts shown opposite their respective trames,namely :--ARTHUR HORNER, Telegraphist,1ro per annum;MICHAEL JAMES SHEEHAN, Telegraphist, 4'120 per annum;JOHN ALFRED GARRETT OMOND, Telegraphist, ¿140 per

annum.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.ERNEST GEORGE BAILEY, Telegraph Messenger, Fremantle

North, to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), East Fremantle,from loth March, 1905, for purposes of seniority;

JOHN JOHNSON, Letter Carrier, Grade I., Perth, to be Let-ter Carrier, Grade II., Perth, vice C. W. Johnson, re-signed, from loth March, 1905, for purposes o-f seniority;

ANNIE HALL, Relieving Postmistress, salary fixed at ¿Iraper annum.

Office Abolished.Clerk, Clerical Division, Boulder.

Igo. z 7. 8th April, 1905

New Office Created.Assistant, Clerical Division, Boulder.

TASMANIA.ARTHUR ALLEN RATTRAY, Telephone Attendant, Launceston,

an officer of the Clerical Division performing dutiesclassified in the General Division, transferred fromClerical Division to the General Division, as from 13thFebruary, 1905.

282 omaïónwéaltli Gazette

The salaries of the following Assistants have been fixedat the rate of £iIo per annum each, from the dates shownopposite their respective naines :

JAMES PATRICK ANGLIM, Ist November, 1904;JOHN. CLEMENT ARKINS; ist May, 1905;ETIiEL SWAN Cofx, Ist November, 1904;VINCENT JOSEPH GATTENHOF, ist November, 1904;JOHN MOLONY, ist May, 1905;HENRY CLEVE SELFF, Ist July, 1905;WWILLIAM HENRY JAMES TWEEDDALE, Ist November,

HORACE REGINALD MOORE, 1st April, 1905;JAMES MCDONALD, ist December, 1904;GEORGE QUILKEY, ist July, 1905.

Appointments Confirmed.WILLIAM BETHEL McLEAN, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney;MICHAEL GEORGE ATIíINSON, Telegraph Messenger, Syd-

ney;PERCY REGINALD CARTER, Telegraph Messenger, Tingha;REGINALD EMANUEL BENNETT LEWIS, Telegraph Messenger,

Sutherland ;JOHN REGINALD RYE, Telegraph Messenger, Hunter's Hill ;

i THOMAS JEREMIAH STANISLAUS CAHILL, Telegraph Messen-. ger, Sydney ;

MICHAEL DONOHUE, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney ;JOHN EDWARD MAGEE, Telegraph Messenger, Summer

Hill;JAMES WILLIAM JOHN WWOOLNOUGH, Telegraph Messenger,

Leichhardt ;WILLIAM AITCHISON, Telegraph Messenger, Lambton_;WALTER ' ELLESLEY MCFARLANE, Telegraph Messenger,

Drummoyne;WILLIAM DUNCAN, Telegraph Messenger, Sydney ;GEORGE WWARWICK UPHAM, Telegraph Messenger, WWool -

lahra ;PETER BROWN MCGREGOR, Télegraph Messenger, Hayinar-

ket;DAVID ROMAINE REID; Telegraph Messenger, Carrathool ;GEORGE HENRY MICHAEL CURRAN, Telegraph Messenger,

Captain's Flat.


Ex. Ain. 125.Postmaster - General's Department,

5th April, 1905.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.HIS Excellency the Governor-General, by and with the

advice of the Federal Executive Council, has ap-proved that R. H. HALL, Clerk, Money Order Office,Perth, be permitted to act as Secretary to the Perth Branch,No. I, Australian Natives' Association, and to accept thefees attached to such position.

SYDNEY SMITH,Postmaster- General.

Ex. Min. 122.

1904;


QUEENSLAND.Excellency the Governor -General, by and with the

IT advice of -the Federal Executive Council, lias ap-proved that JOHN BURNS, Clerk, Townsville, be permitted

to act as Secretary to the Kennedy Lodge, No. 29, Pro-testant Alliance Friendly Society of Australasia, and toaccept the fees attached to such position.

'SYDNEY SMITH,Postmaster- General.

Ex. Mins. 124, 127, 128.tostmaster- General's Department,

5th April, 1905

HIS Excellency the Governor- General, by and with theadvice of -the Federal Executive Council, has ap-

proved that extensions of sick leave of absence or fur-lough, as the case may be, be granted to the undermen-tioned officers of the Postmaster- General's Department,

namely :NEW SOUTH WALES.

G. H. WILSON, Clerk, Money Order Office, Sydney, threemonths' extension of sick leave, from loth January, 1905,on half pay;

G. M. POLLOCK, Sorter, Sydney, forty -nine days' exten-

sion of sick leave, from 2nd April, 1905, on half pay.

VICTORIA.

T. F. BALL, Letter Carrier, General Post Office, Melbourne,one week's extension of sick leave, from 3rd to 9thMarch, 1905, on half pay ;

W. ASHMAN, Letter Carrier, General Post Office, Mel-bourne, ten days' extension of sick leave, from 23rdFebruary to 4th March, 1905, on half pay;

A. 13. 13AYSTON, Telephone Attendant, Central TelephoneExchange, Melbourne, eight days' extension of sick leave,from 8th to ,5th March, 1905, on half pay;

ADAMINA GUTHRIE McCoLL, Relieving Postmistress, six

months' furlough, on full pay ;JEANNIE BENNETT, Postmistress, Oakleigh, six months' fur-

lough on full pay.SYDNEY SMITH,

Postmaster- General.

Ex. Mins. 123, 126, 129.Postmaster- General's Department,

5th April, 1905.

IS Excellency the Governor-General, by and with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has ap-

proved that the following staff changes, &c., be made in

the Postmaster-General's Department, namely :

NEW SOUTH WALES.to

The light allowanceper

theuin to 4` per annum, as soon

be increased from3 1as funds are available.

The period of probation of the following officers has beenextended for six months, namely :

WILLIAM CROTHERS, Telegraph Messenger, Pyrmont ;JOHN LOUIS ROBERTSON, Telegraph Messenger, Braid -

wood;FREDERICK CHARLES CALLER, Telegraph Messenger,

Chatswood.

H

VICTORIA.GEORGE CHARLES PAGE, Telegraph Messenger, Mail

Branch, to be Assistant (Letter Carrier), Hawthorn, viceShepherd, transferred.

Appointments of the following Telegraph Messengers inthe Telegraph Branch have been confirmed, namely:

SAMUEL WILLIAM O'DEA;CLARENCE ARTHUR SWINTON;ALBERT WILLIAM BAIRD FAWCETT;HAROLD JOHN WTILLIAM ELLIOTT;GEORGE HAMILTON PHILPOTT ;CHARLES THOMAS HETHERINGTON CORNEILLE;

JAMES JOYCE BARRY;JOHN HAROLD MILLER;WILLIAM RADICH ;WILLIAM HENRY CARNEY;

ERNEST «WILLIAM HARVEY.

QUEENSLAND.Appointment Confirmed.

JAMES 'FUTON, Telegraph Messenger, Woolloongabba;ROBERT ROBINSON, Telephone Attendant, Albion, dismissed

the Public Service, in accordance with the provisions ofsection 46 (5) of the Commonwealth Public Service Act1902.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.FANNY EVELYNE OUTERBRIDGE, Telegraph Messenger, Bah

Hannah, salary fixed at the amount of ¿39 per annum,as from ist January, 1905.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.NORMAN WILLIAM WALKER DOWER, who is eligible for ap-

pointment in terms of section 34 of the Commonwealthi ublic Service Act, appointed (without examination orprobation) to the position of Telegraph Messenger,Boulder, vice Jolly promoted;

PATRICK LAWLER, who is eligible for appointment in ternisof section 34 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act,appointed to the position of Office Cleaner and Messen-ger, General Post Office, Perth, vice Ross retired.

SYDNEY SMITH,Postmaster-General.

Commonwealth Gazette. 283

NEW SOUTH WALES.

CONVEYANCE OF MAILS.

No. 17. --8th April, i 9o5

Postmaster- General's Department,30th March, 10b5.

TgE following particulars of Contracts entered into for the conveyance of Post Office Mails from 1st January, 1905, are published forgeneral information.


Contractors'

Names.

1 William H. Iloutley

2 Frederick R. Black

3 James Morris

4 Frederick R. Black

5 Alfred H. Moor ...

6 Peter Staunton ...

7 Wlm. H. Smith ...8 William H. Smith

9 Stephen H. Veal ...

10 Andrew Nelson ...

11 Frederick Fuller ...

12 Wm. J. Morticy ...

13 Charles Lillis ...

14 Charles J. Prentice

15 Thomas Thompson

16 Thomas Thompson

17 Wlm. M. Allester18 Robert Lowe ...

19 Joseph Whatley ..20 Robert Lowe ...

C.1940--B

Addresses.Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Parramatta

Glenorie

Parramatta

Glenorie ...

Toongabbie

Wentworth ville

ProspectProspect

Plumpton

Rouse Hill

Colyton

Windsor

l

{

{

Freeman's Reach

Richmond Road,Windsor

Pitt Town

Pitt. Town

Bull RidgeLower Portland

Lower PortlandLower Portland

l

WESTERN ROADS.From Railway Station to Post i

Office, Parramatta; and

From Post Office to RailwayStation, Parramatta

Baulkham Hills Tramway Plat-form. and Post Offices. Baulk -ham Hills, and Castle Hill ; andCastle Hill and Dural

From Parramatta to Carlingford ;and

From Carlingford to Parramatta

Baulkham Hills, Kellyville, andRouse Hill ; and

Rouse Hill and Annangrove ...Wentworthville and Toongabbie...

From Wentworthville to Wide -mere, vide Jersey -road andHarper- street, returning vir2Wentworth and Prospect roads

Blacktown and ProspectFrom Prospect to Eastern Creek,

Rooty Hill, and Blacktown, vi2Booty Hill Public School

Rooty Hill and Plumpton

Riverstone and Rouse Hill

Mount Druitt and Colyton

From Railway Station to the PostOffice, Windsor ; and

From the Post Office to the Rail -way Station, Windsor ; and theclearance of the letter receiverin Bridge- street, and the con-veyance of the contents to thePost Office

Windsor and Freeman's Reach ...

Windsor, Wilberforce, Ebenezer,and Sackville Reach

Windsor and Pitt Town;

Pitt Town and Pitt Town Co-operative Settlement ; and

Pitt Town Co- operative Settle-ment and Forrester, via thejunction of Kenthurst andForrester Roads

Pitt Town and Wiseman's Ferry

Bull Ridge and Freeman's Reach.Sackville Reach and Lower Port-

land. (Contractor to conveymails on horseback, at 1;35 perannum, if required)

Lower Portland and Central ColoLower Portland and Leet's Vale,

vid the Public School, Reckless',T. H. Loxton's, and thence bythe new road

G

614

4

9

42

6

311:

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.

No. of timesper week.

Ten totwelvetimes oroftenerdaily

Thirteen tofifteentimes oroftenerdaily

Twice a day

Once a dayTwice a day

Three timesa day

Six ..

Two ..Six

Six

SixSix

1 Twicea day

3 Once a day

Six oroftenerif required

Four timesa day

Five timesa day

Threetimesa day

2¿ Six ...

9 Six

Three ...

Three ...

4

2?

1

26

6

S

Six

Three

Three

TwoSix

OneThree

Mode ofConveyance.

1 -horsevillagecart

4- wheeledc'nv'yance2 or morehorses

Coach,2 horses

c'nv'yance2 or morehorses

Horseback,or 2. w heel'dvehicle, 1horse (asrequired).Horseback

HorsebackHorseback

1 horse andtrap

Sulky or4- wheeledvehicle,1 horse

4- wheeledcoach, 2'horses

Horsebackand sulkyWaggonette

2 horsesWaggon -

ette, 2horses

Horse-back andsulky

Horsebackandsulky

Horsebackandsulky

Waggon-ette, 2horses

Sulky, 1horse

HorsebackHorseback

1

AnnualAmount pay -

able.

£ s. d.

75 0 0

11.0 0 0

26 0 0

95 0 0

18 17 6

40 0 0

52 0 060 0 0

20 0 0

30 0 0

9 15 0

30 0 0

33 15 0

40 0 0

} 42 0 0

52 0 0

13 0 037 10 0

20 0 030 0 0

Date -ofTermination.

31 Dec., 1203

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 190G

31.Dec., 190731 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

At 3 monthsnotice oneither side

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 19C7

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dee., 190531 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 190631 Dec., 1905

No. 17.= -8tïi April, 1905

CONTRACTS

284 Commonwealth Gazette,

FOIL THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES continued.

Contractors'

Ir ames.

21 Stephen F. Dungton

22 Herbert R. Hill ...


24 Arthur E. Ward ...

25 Benj. Gosper

26 Benj. Gosper

27 George Hope

28 Benj. Mount29 John Delaney

30 Thos. R. Ransley


32 Frank J. H. Durbin

33 Elizabeth Fowler...

34 George Adams ...35 Geo. W. Walker...

3G John England ...

37 Edward Delaney...

38 Septimus G. Ward

39 John McCloskey ...

40 Wlm. Underwood*

41 Edward Delaney42 Elizabeth Holt ...43 W lm. Hart ...44 Wlm. J. McInnes

Addresses.

45 Robert J. Moore ...

46 Thomas Moore ...

47 James W. Honey -sett


49 James W. Honey-sett


Ricluiiond

Richmond

Richmond

Blaxland's Ridge

Upper Colo

Upper Colo

St. Mary's

WerringtonExeter

Llandilo

Richmond

Penrith

Mulgoa

WerombiEmu Plains

Megalong

South Bowenfells

Hartley

Hartley Vale

Postal Lines.

Mount Wilson ...

South BowenfellsLidsdale ...Cullen Bullen ...George's Plains...

Capertee

Ilford ...

Rylstone

Rylstone

Rylstone

Rylstone

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.


WESTERN ROADS continued.Richmond, North Richmond, Kur-

rajong, and Kurrajong HeightsRichmond and Grose Vale

Richmond and Agnes Banks

Kurrajong, Comleroy Road, andBlaxland's Ridge

Blaxland's Ridge and Upper Colo,vid Moran's

Upper Colo, Putty, and Howe'salley

Railway Station and Post Office,St. Mary's ;

Including the clearance of the let-ter box at the Railway Station

st. Mary's and WerringtonSt. Mary's and Litticham

St. Mary's and Llandilo ...From Railway Station to Post

Office, Penrith ; and

From Post Office to RailwayStation, Penrith ;

Including the clearance of theletter boxes in High- street andthe box at the Railway Station ;and

From Penrith to Cranebrook,Castlereagh, and Agnes Banks ;returning from Agnes Banks toCastlereagh and Penrith, vidUpper Castlereagh

Penrith, Jamison Town, Mulgoa,and Wallace

Mulgoa and Luddenliam, vidLittlefields

Wallace and Werombi ..From Eniu Plains to Emu ; and

from Emu to Emu PlainsKatoomba and Megalong; and

Megalong and Cullubuinbung,vid River Cox (Dyson's)

Railway Station and Post Office,Mount Victoria ; and

Railway Station, Mount Victoria,and Post Offices, MountVictoria, Little Hartley, andHartley

Hartley, Lowther, and Hampton

Railway Platform and Post Office,Hartley Vale

Bell and Mount Wilson...

Bowenfells and South BowenfellsWallerawang and LidsdaleCarson Siding and Cullen BullenCapertee, Round Swamp, Ilford,

Cudgegong, Appletrec Flat,Broombcc, avid Mudgee

Capertee and Airly ...

Ilford, Waverley Station, Crudine,and Sofala

Railway Station and Post Office,Rylstone

Rylstone and Cudgegong ...

Rylstone and Olinda ...

Rylstone and Glen Alice, vid Bogie

13 Six

9 i Six

3?4

8

15

75

21S

7

14)I

11 ;-

12

4,

10

18

15

i

G3

14

3

Six

Six

Two

One

Mode ofConveyance.

f 2 -horsecoach

2- wheeledvehicle,1- horse, or4- wheeledvehicle,2 horses

2-wheeledvehicle,I horse,or 4-wheeledvehicle, 2horses.

Horse andsulky

Sulky orhorseback

Sulky orhorseback

Horsebackor bywheel

Four timesdaily

SixSix

Two ...Five times

or oftenerdaily

Three timesor oftenerdaily

Twice daily

Six

Six

Six

ThreeTwelveSixSixTwo

Twice oroftenerdailySeven ...

Three

Seven

10 Six

3 Six1 Six2 Six

34 Three

28

Six

Two

Twice oroftener daily

14 Two ...

11¡

28

Three

Two

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

HorsebackHorseback

or 1 -horsevehicle

Horseback2- wheeledvehicle,1 horse, or4- wheeledvehicle,2 horses

r

Coach, 2or morehorses

Horseback

Horseback

} Horseback

If Horseback

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, andhorse

On foot,horseback,or vehicle(as re-quired)

Vehicle,1 or 2horses

HorsebackHorsebackHorsebackCoach, 1

or morehorses

4- wheeledcoveredvehicle 2horses

Sulky, 1horse

Handcart

2-w heeledsulky, 1horse

4- wheeledvehicle, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

95 0 044 0 0

34 0 0

Date ofTermination.

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

patsanRc

Jamset

60 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

18 0 0 31 Dec., 1900

29 0 0 31 Dec., 19C6

64 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

16 0 0 31 Dec., 190050 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

20 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

132 0 0 131 Dec., 1907

if

I

)

95 31 Dec., 190G

32 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

22 0 0 31 Dec., 1007

49 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

64 0 0 31 Dec., 1006

75 0 0

35 9 044 18 0

40 0 0

47 0 025 0 043 0 0

144 0 0

38 0 0

49 10 0

24 15 0

26 15 0

31 5 7

59 0 0

* Contractor deceased, R. W. Kirk (a surety) is being paid for performing the service until further notice.

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

:31 Dec., 190631 Dec., l00531 Dec., 100531 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1900

31 Dec., 1901

31 Dec., 1901

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

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CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE Ob' MAILS Iti TIi1i. STATE OF NEW SOUTH WAI.Ksconcinucd..,--Contractors'

No. I7.----8th April, 1905

Names.

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William H. Suther-land

Joseph Kurtz

George Spratt ...

Joseph Kurtz

James Brennan

John Katen

George W. Last ...William Birchall ...

Richard G. Ma-guire


AIfred Cross ...Andrew Barton ...

John C. Maul ...Alexander Nelson

George C. Greame

Patrick Hunt ...

John Montgomery


John Conliffe

Alfred Niall

3 John Case

4 Wm. Sparks ...

5 John C. Wilcox ...

G Cornelius A. Wil-cox

5

Addresses.

Wollar

Rylstone

Gulgong

Mudgee

Hargraves

Mudgee

Wollar

Mudgee

{

Canadian Lead...Piambong ...

Gilgandra

Gulgong

GulgongWollar

TallewangCoonabarabran ..

Coolah

Coonabarabran . ..

Coonabarabran ...

Gulgong

Cobbora ...

Coolah

Thorpe's Pinch,Rydal

Sunny Corner .

Oberon .

{

Oberon

Postal Lines.

Approx. IDis-

tancein

Miles.

Prcqucncyof

Communica-tion.


WESTERN ROADS continued.

Rylstone and Bylong, vid TorrieLodge and Ginghi Homestead

Rylstone, Camboon, and Lue, vidPiangle. (Contractor to conveymails by bicycle for a sum atthe rate of £22 per annum, ifrequired)

Railway Station and Post Office,Mudgee ; and

Mudgee, Eurunderee, Log Pad-dock, Home Rule, and Gulgong

Mudgee, Upper Meroo, Windeyer,Pure Point, Campbell's Creek,Long Creek, Upper Pyramul,and Crudine. vid Queen's Pinch

Mudgee, Collingwood, Grattai,Avisford, Hargraves, Tamba-roora, and Hill End

Mudgee and Merindee, vid MainRoad

Mudgee, Stony Creek, Cooyal,Wollar, and Barragan

Mudgee, Budgee Budgee Ulan,Turill, and Cassilis, vid Boba-deen ; with a branch mail toand from the main road andLinhurn

Home Rule and Canadian Lead ...Cullenbone and Piambong (J.

Butler's), vid Froorn's Creek,James Priddie's, RatcastleReef, Horace Long's, and A.Raynor's old selection

Gulgong, Beryl, Cobbora, Merry-goen, Mundooran, Breelong,and Gilgandra, vid Lahey'sCreek, Goodaman's, and Boy -bean

Gulgong, Tallewang, Birriwa,Denison Town, Leadville, Coo-lah Bridge, and Coolah

Gulgong and GuntawangWollar and Munmurra, vid Combo,

Wilpinjong, Crowie, and Derid-gery

Tallewang and Tucklan ... ...Merrygoen, Binnaway, and Coona-

barabran, vid Caigan, Mooran,Sunnyside, Popagandra, andRiversdale

Merrygoen and Coolah. vidQueensborough Flat, Bothero,Digilah, and Dunikimini

Mundooran, Belar Creek, andWarkton, vid Yarragreen, alongpresent route, T. Luckie's, G.Hosking's, E. Cooper's, A.Hosking's, O. McKellar's, Ker-bin, Hollymount, and Tonna -bar

Mundooran, New Mollyan, Wark-ton, and Coonabarabran, vidBuckley's Myall Plain

From Binnaway to Coolah, vidReuben Jones' and Bald RidgeStation, returning to Binnawayby direct route

Leadville, Denison Town, Bolaro,and Cobbora, vid Rhodes',Shaws', Weiss', and the School,between Denison Town andBolaro

Coolah and Pandora (B. P.Sievers'), vid Gundare Station,Collaburragundy -road, Irwin s,and Brennan's Gap

Rydal, Meadow Flat, and SunnyCorner ; and

Sunny Corner, West Mitchell, andYetholme, vid Main Road

West Mitchell, Dark Corner, andPalmer's Oakey

Tarana, Hazelgrove, and Oberon,travelling alternately vid De-laney's Falls and Mutton's Falls

Oberon, Norway, and BlackSprings

35A

15

21

50

45

25

37

53

3101

85

50

525

552

GO

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3544

211

18

14

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Two

Two

Once oroftenerdaily

Six ...

Two

Three

Two

Three

Three

Three

SixOne

Two

Three

TwoOne

TwoTwo

One

Two

Two

Two

Two

One

Six

Six

Two

Six

Three

}

{

Mode ofConveyance.



4- wheeledvehicle, 2or morehorses

2 -horsecoach

4- wheeledcoach, 2or3 horses

Sulky, 1horse

Coach, 2horses

2 or 3 horsecoach

HorsebackHorseback

Coach, 1,2.or morehorses, asrequired


HorsebackHorseback

Sulky ...2 -horse

coach

Horseback,or 2- wheel'dvehicle,Horseback

4 - wheeledvehicle, 2or morehorses


Sulky ...

AnnumAmount pay-

able.

Horseback,and pack-horse whenrequired

4 - wheeledcoach, 2horses

Horseback

Horseback


Horseback,or vehiclewhen re-quired

£ 8. d.

52 0 0

25 19 6

99 10 0

95 10 0

104 0 0

60 0 0

89 0 0

57 10 0

20 0 024 0 0

240 0 0

Date ofTermination.

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec , 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 190531 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

74 0 0 131 Dec., 1905

26 0 0 31 Dec., 190725 0 0 31 Dec. , 1906

19 19 6 31 Dec., 1905120 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

59 0 0 J 31 Dec., 1907

78 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

108 10 0 31 Dec., 1906

97 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

35 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

45 0 0 31 Dec., 190

114 7 6 31 Dec., 1907

37 17 0 31 Dec., 1905

65 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

34 18 0 31 Dec., 1905

No. x7. 8th April, igo5

('4 .TIZAtTh FOR Tile COKvRyATCR OF MAILS

286 Commonwealth 0

IN THE STATF: OF NEW SOUTE' WALESCmiti,nued.

Contractors'

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.Names. Addresses.

77 Campbell J. Whá-lan

78 John 13. Keen ...79 John C. Wilcox ...

80 John C. Wilcox ...

81 Pierce F. Hanrahan

82 Edward Ryan ...83 John Batcheldor

84 Henry Morgan ...

85 Henry Morgan ...

86 Henry Morgan ...

87 Mrs. Rose H.Honeyman

88 Mrs. ElizabethMarsden

89 John E. Yeates . :.

90 David Wilson

1 Wm. Moloney

92 Wm. Kessey ...93 William Kessey

94 William Kessey

95 Jas. Dempsey ...96 John A. McKin-

non

97 Chas. A. Johnson98 Wm. Maloney ...

99 Alex. Ross, jun.

100 Wm. J. McInnes

101 William P. Rutter

102 Jas. Cullen ..103 John Haywood ..,

104 Joseph McGrath

105 Henry J. Cooper

106 Oliver Cooke ...

107 Henry J. Cooper

108 Fredk. H. Bull ...

109 Mrs. Sophia Death

110 Waiter WilliamWickens

111 Walter Wm.Wickens

112 John Rosser .112A Duncan Harems

Jenolan Caves ...

OberonOberon

Oberon

- Black Springs

BurragaEdith ...

O Connell

O'Connell

O'Connell

Raglan

Kelso ...

Bathurst

Evans' Plans

Sofala ...

BathurstBathurst

Bathurst

Peel .. ...Palmer's Oakey

TurondaleSofala ...

Hill Endç

George's Plains

Bathurst

RockleyJudd's Creek ...

Perth ... ...

Tuena ...

Newbridge

Newbricjge

Blayrtey

King's Plains ...

Blayney

Blayney

East Guyong

Pine Hill,Neville

Frequencyof

Communica -.tion.

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.


WESTERN ROADS -- continued.

Oberon, Edith, and Jenolan Caves 17 Six

Oberon, Titania, and DuekmaloiOberon and Sweetbriar, vid Essing-

ton ParkOberon and Jerula, vifs Harvey's

Mount, Charley's Hill, andWillow Springs

Black Springs, Cross Roads, andPorter's Retreat ; and

Porter's Retreat and JerrongBurraga, Isabella, and Arkstone...Edith, Gingkin, and Shooter's

Hill ; and Shooter's Hill andPorter's Retreat

Brewangle and O'Connell ...

O'Connell and Bolton Vale ...

O'Connell, Wiseman's Creek, andEssington

Raglan and Glanmire ...

Railway Station and Post Office,Kelso

Railway Station and Post Office,Bathurst

Bathurst, Esrom, Dunkeld, andEvans' Plains

Bathurst, Peel, Wyagdon, WattleFlat, and Sofala

Bathurst and White RockEsrom and Eglinton ...

Eglinton and Freemantle

Peel, Clear Creek, and LimekilnsSofala, Upper Turon, and Palmer's

Oakey, vid Main Road pastWilde's

Sofala and TurondaleSofala, Sally's Flat, and Hill End

Hill End and Tambaroora ...Travelling Post Office or Railway

Guard's Van, George's PlainsRailway Station, and Post Office,George's Plains ; and

George's Plains, Cow Flat, andRockley

Rockley, Gihnandyke, Judd'sCreek, and Burraga, per MountLawson Road ; and

Rockley, Judd's Creek, and Bur -raga

Rockley and Triangle Flat ...Judd's Creek and Mount David

Perth and The Lagoon, vid C.Booth's, J. Paddison's, N.Booth's, G. Bentley's, N.Barnes', and G. Morris's

Newbridge, Moorilda, Hobby'sYards, and Trunkey Creek

Newbridge, and Caloola Post OfficeTrunkey Creek, Abercrombie, and

Tuena ; andTuera, Mount Gostigau, Cor-

dillera, and Peelwoocj.Railway Station and Post Office,

Blayney

Blayney and King's Plains

Blayney and Brown's Creek

Blayney, Gregharnstown, and Vit-toria

Blayney, Norton, Barry, Neville,and Shaw

Neville and,Hadsonville

89

17

15

ThreeThree

One

Two

12 One14 One15 Three11 One

5 Six

4

14

3i

Two

Two

Six

Twice oroftenerdaily

Four timesor of tenerdaily

5 Six

28 Six

5 Six2f Six

16 Two

13 Two15 Three

8 I Three25 Three

3 Six¿ Seven

17 J Six

22 J Three ...

22 1 Three

7 Three3 Six

6ÿ J Three

Vehicle, 12, or 4horses, asrequired

Horseback

Horseback

HorsebackHorseback

4 - wheeledcoveredvehicle. 1or morehorses

Horse andsulky

Sulky, 1horse

Horsebackor sulky

On foot ...

Spring van,1 horse

Sulky

Coach, 2horses

HorsebackSulky, 1

horseSulky, 1

horseHorseback

Coach orbuggy, 2horses

HorsebackCoach, 2

horsesHorseback

I

Coach, 1,

I

2, ormorehorses

J4- wheeled

coach, 2horses

HorsebackSulky and

horseHorseback

18 Six .,, Coach, 2horses

51s Three .. Horseback18 Three Vehicle, 1

or 210 J Two fJ horses

Three times Spring cart,or oftener 1 horse ;ordaily sociable, 1

or2horses4 Four ... 3uggy, J

horse6 Three Horseback

11 Three Sulky orcart, 1 or2 horses

19. Six 2- wheeledvehicle,1horse .

7 Two Horseback

tt

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20 0 024 10 0

25 0 0

36 0 0

18 0 039 10 0

40 0 0

14 19 0

24 2 0

38 15 0

35 0 0

70 0 0

59 0 0

77 15 6

34 18 011 18 0

39 18 0

45 0 089 9 6

24 0 040 0 0

28 0 049 10 0

69 0 0

24 0 052 0 031 10 0

1.00 0 0

26.0 0119 1.0 0

29 19 6

18 0 052 0 0

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31 Dec 19pG

31. Doc., 190531 Dec.,

191)7

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 190.

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 190G

At 3 months'notice on eitherside31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

3 Dec., 190531 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 190731 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 190631 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190531 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190531 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

13i Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

At threemonths' noticeon either side31 Dec., 1906

31 Dee., 1907.

July, 1906

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114 P

115 C

116 T

117 P

118 J

119112

120 Pl

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23 Je

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127 Ja

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131 PE

132 D

133 Fr

134 R

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137 Jc

138 Jr(

139 Jt140 A,141 M

142 Jc

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Ci)ATllALTS FOR 7'IiE CONVEYANCE Or MAILS I TII1C STaTF. OF NEW SOU'rii WALkt3Contin.ued.

Contractors'

Names.

113 John J. Smith ..,

114 Patk. Perry

115 Christopher W.Marshall

06 116 Thos. H. Rowlands

117 Patk. Perry ..00

06

00

the'ber

5

7

7

5 23 Jeremiah Toohey

ilS John A. Coghlan

119 Matthew O'Brien

120 Philip Lynch ...

11 David Tarrant ...Lk Charles Elliott ...

22 Chas. Kelly ...

5 24 Thos. North ...7

7

77

s5

55

5

)

Jas. Muir

126 John. P. Lynch

127 Jantes Rose

28 James Rose

29 Michael Guinan

130 Geo. E. Stokes ..131 Peter Redmond

132 David Forrester

Addresses.

Carcoar

Mandura,ma ...

Mandurama

Mandurama

Mandurama

Canowindra

Woodstock

Pine Mount

Mount McDonaldMaryamma ...

Cowra ...

Forbes

Grenfell

Cowra..

Grenfell

Millthorpe

Millthorpe

Millthorpe

GuyongForest Reefs

Orange

33 Fredk. H. Brown Orange

134 RobertP. Bulkeley Cargo ...

135 John McCann* ... Orange

136 Jas. Breen Orange

137 John F. Collins ...

131 John McCann} -..139 Jas. Breen140 Adolphus B. Moon141 Mrs. fallen Gil-

christ

142 John A. Coghlan

Springside

OrangeOrangeShadforthCargo ...

Ca.nowindra

Postal Lines.

.Approx.Lis -

tancein

Miles.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.

Mode ofConveyance.

No. of tinesper week.

WESTERN ROADS continued.

Railway Station and Post Office,Carcoar

Railway Station and Post Office,Mandurama

Mandurama, Eganton, Wa]li,and Canowindra, vial MaranggullaPublic School, Egan's, and Clief-den (and Belmore when prac-ticable)

Mandurama and Gallyinont

Mandurama, Junction Reefs andBurnt Yards, vils LyndhurstGold -field (Limited) Mine

Woodstock and Canowindra vid" The Islands "

Woodstock, Milburn Creek, andMount McDonald

Woodstock, Pine Mount, AndDarby's Falls

Mount McDonald and Reid's FlatMount McDonald to Maryamma,

vid Spring Vale and Riverslea,returning to Mount McDonald,vid .Alston, Wyangala, andGabine

Railway Station and Post Office,Cowra; including midnight mailsand the clearance of posting -boxes in the brake -vans onHarden - Blayney line at Cowra,three times or oftener daily

Cowra, Canimbla, Goolagong,Tomanbil, and Forbes

Cowra, Broula, Bumbaldry, Kelly'sCreek, and Grenfell

Cowra, Cocomingla, and Reid'sFlat

Grenfell and J. M. Holland's vidBald Hills, Burrett's, along theMain Road, calling at Warra-derrr and Tin Pot Stations

Railway Station and Post Office,Millthorpe

Millthorpe, Guyong, and Byng ...

Millthorpe and Forest Reefs ; andForest Reefs and Cadia

Guyong and East Guyong .

Forest Reefs and Flyer's Creek,vid Slattery's Creek

Railway Station and Post Office,Orange

Orange, East Orange, Watterson's,and Lucknow

Orange, German's Hill, Medina,and Cargo ; and Cargo andCanowindra, vid Belmore

Orange, Emu Swamp, and LewisPonds

From Orange to Lower LewisPonds and Ophir, vid LewisPonds, Trewick's Station, andUpper Lewis Ponds, returningto Orange by direct road, vidLower Lewis Ponds

Orange and Springside ; andSpringside, Cadia, Burnt Yards,and Carcoar

Orange and MarchOrange, Canoblas, and TowacLucknow and ShadforthCargo, Avenel, Cranbury, Auburn

Vale, Bowan Park, and Cudal,vid Davy's Plains

Canowindra and Cowra


1 Twice oroftenerdaily

28 Two

6 Six

11 Three

19 Six

13 Six

17 TWO

One24 Two


58 ! Three

34 j Three ...

38 I One

21 ! One

Six oroftener

101 Three ...

6G

3§G

SixOneThreeThree

}

Three anda half orof tenerdaily

23 Six14 Three

1G Three

24

14

Two

5 Two30 One

G Two7 Three3 Three

27 Three

.lJ

Buggy, 1'horse

Sulky, 1horse

AnnualAmount pay-

able.Date of

Termination.

£s. d.

20 0 0

14 15 0

75 0 0

Sulky and 52 0 Ohorse

Horseback 45 0 0

Coach, 2 20 0 0horses

Coach, 2 115 0 0horses

Sulky, 1 38 0 0horse

Horseback 28 0 034 0 0

Trolly, 2horses

Vehicle, 1or2 horses

4- wheeledvehicle,2 horses

2- wheeledvehicle, 1horse, or4- wheel'dconvey-ance, 2horses, asrequired

Horseback

2- wheeledvehicle, Ihorse

Spring cart,i horse

HorsebackHorseback

4- wheeledcoveredwaggon-ette, 1horse

4- wheeledsociable,1 horse

4- wheeledvehicle, 2or4horses

Horseback

Horseback

1 Sulky, 1f horse

HorsebackHorsebackHorsebackSulky, 1

horse, orhorseback

20 Three ... Coach, 2horses

from 20th December, 1903.* Contractor deceased. Joseph Clint acting as special messenger

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dee., 1905

31 Dec., 190731 Dec., 1905

40 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1905

169 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

125 0 0 At threemonths' no-tice on eitherside

51 15 0 31 Dec., 1905

48 10 0 31 Dec., 1906

27 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

37 15 0 31 Dec., 1907

52 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

12 10 0 31 Dee., 190520 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

65 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

54 0 0

195 0 0

42 10 0

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dee., 1905

45 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

50 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

25 0 0 31 Dec., 190530 0 0 31 Dec., 190618 0 0 31 Dec., 190772 0 0 31 Dec., 19.06

46 0 0 131 Dec., 1905

No. 17.-- --8t1, April, 1905

CONTRACTS

288 Commonwealth fi

FOR Tlllì. CorVxvArct. OF MAILS is r::ic STATE or Nhty SOUTH

t'cntractors'

Names.

143 \Vm. J. Flanagan

144 John W. Forrister

J 45 Jantes Crook, sen.

146 Edward Ryan ...

147 James Crook, sen.148 Geo. Windred ...

149 James Crook, sen.

150 John Merriman ...

151 Henry W. Sher -ringham

152 Thos. Donnelly ...

153 John Merriman ...

154 Wm. C. Williams

155 Edward Davies ...

156 Mrs. Clara Maher

Addresses.

Canowindra

Canowindra

157 Wm. Rees

158 Gustav Hoerz ...

159 Tlios. Doyle

160 Henry 011iver ...

Molong

Canowindra

MolongMolong

Molong

161 Jeremiah Toohey

163 Win. Edwards ...

163 Henry P. Riley ...

Cumnock

Cumnock

WALESCOIbtiILUCd.

Postal Lines.

Approx.!hs-

tancein

Miles.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.

Mode ofConveyance.


WESTERN ROADS continued.... Canowindra and Goolagong by 171i

the River RoadCanowindra and Eugowra, 99

Bowra, near Dilga

Obley ...

Meranbure

Parkes ...

Eugowra

Parkes

Parkes ...

Parkes ...

Parkes ...

Forbes ...

AZarsden :s

Forbes ...

Railway Station, Borenore, andPost Offices, Borenore, Cheeseman's Creek, and Cudal ; and

Cudal, Toogong, Murga, Eugowra,and Forbes, vid the River Roadbetween Eugowra and SouthernCross

Toogong, Burdett, Lockwood, andCanowindra

Molong and Garra ...Molong and Cumnoek ...

From Molong to Gumble, vidNorah Creek Public School,Caldwell's, and Connolly's, re-turning vid Redbank ; and fromMolong to Gumble, vid Red -bank (by way of Carroll's), re-turning vid Connolly's, Cald-well's, and Norah Creek PublicSchool

Cumnock, Yullvndry, Yeoval, andObley, keeping the Main Road

Cumnock, Eurimbla, and Cnn-dumbul, vid Main Road. Con-tractor to convey mails twicea week for £47 per annum, orthree times a week under anyform of time -table that may berequired, £55 per annum, and toextend the service three times aweek to Cardington Hall, ifrequired, for an additional sumof £5 per annum

Dilga and Cumnock ...

From Obley to Obley Vale andWandoo Wandong, vid Yoo-rooga and Mount Oak, returningto Obley, vid Washpen andDerowie

Gullible and Meranburn, vid\Volabla, Bocobra, and St.Germain's Creeks, and Red Hill

Meranburn Railway Platformand Post Offices, Meranburn,Bumberry, Bindogandra, Ka-mandra, and Parkes

Cookamidgera, Mount Eu ro w,and Eugowra

Railway Station and Post Office,Parkes

Parkes and Trundle, vid DeepLead, Cook's Myails, Suther-land's, Cox's, and Long's

Parkes, Alectown, Mingelo, andPeak Hill, via' Bachelor's Reef

Parkes, Coradgery, Wargo Rock,and Looby's, vid Genanagie,McKeown's. Narramine -lane toWilson and Nash's Corner onthe cleared line, and Curra

Railway Station and Post Office,Forbes

Forbes and Yerra Yerra. vid Bun -daburra, The Gap, and YerraYerra Government Tank ; and

Forbes, Boyd, and Tregalana, vidWongagong, Bundaburra Creek,Dog and Duck, Green Hills.Boyd Bridge, Boyd Homestead,Pearce's, blinkworth, The Yar-ralls Homestead Gate, Waran-gla, Eugalong, and Battery

Forbes, Carrawobity, and Bed -gereb:)ng

One

Two

16' Six

64 Six

1.6 Three

9 Two16 Six

18 One

20 One

23 Three

15

9

25

18

3.4

21

Threejourneysout andback onsame days

Two

One

One

Two

One

I Sulky ...

Horse andsulky or4- wheeledvehicle, 2horses ifrequired

Coach, 2 or4 horses

Fifteentimes oroftener

36 Two ...

33 Three ..

69 Two

30

53

20

Nine oroftener

Two

Two

2 - wheeledvehicle

Sulky, 1horse

Horseback4 wheeled

coach, 2horses

Horsebacl:

Sulky, 1horse, or4- wheeledvehicle, 2or morehorses

Sulky, 1horse

Horsebackand sulky

Horseback

Horseback

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

Sulky orbuggy, 1or 2 horses

Sulky, orhorseback

Deliveryvan, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

4- wheeledvehicle, 2horses

Vehicle,2, 3, or 4horses

£ s. d.

25 10 0

40 0 0

Ì!

¡ 385

Horse andcart

2- wheeledvehicle*

Sulky, 2horses

Three 2 or 4-wlieeledvehicle, 1

or 2 horsesif requited.* Contractor to convey mails by 4- wheeled vehicle, 4 horses

0 0

50 7 0

20 0 035 0 0

30 0 0

49 10 6

47 0 0

29 10 0

12 10 0

Date eiTermination.

31 Dee., 1901

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dee., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 190031 Dec , 1900

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 906

31 Dee., 1900

31 Dec., 1905

26 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

85 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

30 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

24 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

89 2 6 31 Dec., 1905

37 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

259 19 0 31 Dec., 1905

39 0 0

205 0 0

61 0 0

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

Commonwealth Gazette. 289_ No, r7.--8th April, _ x go5

CoaTRACTS Fon ME CONVEYANCE OF MA.1.S IN THE STATE OF NRW SOUTH WAi.ti,scontiabut(1.

Naines.

Contractors'

Addresses.

164 Joseph Byrnes ... Lake Cudgellicd

165 Fredk. J. Wil-liamson

166 )tíicllael Byrne ...

167 Francis W. Peisley

168 Benj. J. Roberts...

169 James J. Cahill ...

170 Patk. Byrnes

171 John Buckley ...

172 Denis Higgins ...

173 Frederick J. Mor-ton

174 F. J. Morton

175 James Minehan ...

176 Thomas Turner ...

177 Benj. Prior

178 John Hutchison...

Bogan Gate

Trundle

179 Edward C. Ander-son

180 George White ...

181 Edward Hewson

182 James Priest ...

133 James Crook, sen.

184 John D. Dutfield

Nyngan

Condobolin

Condobol in

Condobolin

Ilillston

Condobolin

Condobolin

Condobolin

Mowabla Tank

Lake Cudgellico

Eauabalong

Hillsto i

Hillston

Hillston

liillston

Kangaroobie, viaMullion Creek

Molong ...

Stuart Town

Postal Lines.

Approx.J) s.

tancein

Miles.

P requencyof

Conlniunica-tion.

WESTERN ROADS ^/Minticd.Forbes, Waroo, Newlands, and

Condobolin, along the south sideof the Lachlan River, and viaBorambil

Bogan Gate, Trundle, Gillenbine,Platina, and Fifield ; andFifield and Jumble Plains

Trundle, Wotton's (Lawnsdale),and Tullamore, vied Cusack's,Gibson's, Carey's, Toinkins',Clifton's, Calvert's, Perks', andCardungle

Daudaloo, Bulbodney, and Lans-dale

Railway Station and Post Office,Condobolin. (Contractor to con-vey mails six times a week at£40 per annum if required)

Condobolin, Mowabla Tank,Boona Tank. Melrose, TindaTank, Walker's Hill, and Boba-dah, via Melrose Homestead.(Contractor to convey mails twicea week at £120 per annula if re-quired)

Condobolin and Eauabalong, alongthe north side of the LachlanRiver. (Contractor to travelalternately by the "Flood Road"and " River Road ")

Condobolin, Wardry, and Eauab-along, along the south side ofthe Lachlan River

Condobolin, Bridle's' Box, Bena,and Ungarie ; and from Condo-bolin to West Milby, ForestVesle, and McDonald's, return-ing to Condobolin, vil WilgaPlains and West Milby

Condobolin and Trundle, vidCameron's and Dawson's; thenceby the direct road past Ring-wood boundary to O'BrienBrothers' and Simmons'

Condobolin and Boona West, bythe road vid J. F. Dawson's,North Condobolin Station andH. H. Worner's

Mowabla Tank and Vermont Hill,vid the Palesthan road

Eauabalong and Lake Cudgellico,vid Sheet of Water, .JunctionYards, Turner's, WargambegalStation, Selfridge's, andMcInnes'

Eauabalong, South Mount Hope,and Mount Hope ; and

Mount Hope and Double Peak

From Eauabalong to Hillston(south side of the LachlanRiver) vid Lake Cudgellico; andfrom Hillston to Willanthry andEauabalong, vile the north sideof the river

Hillston and Vieta, vile Mooral; andHorn's. Boa ; and Hillston, Roto,Murrooba, Coombie, Merriwa,Tank, Merribong, Merri M erri-wa, and Yathong. (Contractorto call atCoombie Station Home-stead on trip from Hillston)

Hillston, Whealbah, and Booligal

Roto, Davittsdale, and Trida Sta-tion, vif, Mount View, \Varra-nary, Weejagada, Wangaroa,Wangaron, Wee Elwah, Pur -cell's, and Murrurah

Mullion Creek, Belgravia, and.Iianuaroobie

Euchareena, Boomey, and Molong

From Stuart Town, zit? Upper andLower Mookeraaa, thence alongthe left bank of the MacquarieRiver to Scholl's, thence alongthe right bank of the river toBurrendong, returning to StuartTown vid Stockyard Creek

60

3G

28

3G

42

65

45


Three

Three

Two

Two

Two

Three

One

Two

45 Two

57 Two38 Two

4ï

30

40

27

40

11

77

70

29

9)

45

3S1F

14

20

27

Two

Two

One

One

Two

One

One

One

One

One

Two

One

}

Two

Three ...

Three

Mode ofConveyance.


Coach, 3horses

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky

2- wheeledlicensedvehicle, 1or morehorses

1 -horsevehicle

2 -horsecoach

2 -horsecoach

Coach, 2horses

1 -horsesulky

Sulky, 2horses


Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

Conveyance,1 or morehorses

Sulky or4- wheeled

I vehiclej

4- wheeledvehicle

J2 horses

1 horseand sulkySulky, 1

horse

Buggy orsulky, 1Borse

Horseback

£ s. d.

240 0 0

`200 0 0

74 15 0

146 10 0

20 0 0

75 0 0

84 10 0

70 0 0

150 0 0

90 0 0

Date ofTermination.

31. Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31. Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

78 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

49 0 035 0 0

08 0 0

120 0 0

147 0 0

95 0 049 19 6

31 0 0

60 0 0

70 0 0

31 Dee ;1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dee., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec , 1907

31 Dee., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

No. r 7,L-8th April, 1905 290 Commonwealth Gazette,

CONTIIACTA N'Oli THE CorVKTArcE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OP NEW SOUTH WALES oontjnnuCd.

Contractors'

Names.

185 Jas. Syphers

186 Wm. H. R,ecs ...

187 J. S. P. Willocks

188 David Evans

189 Walter H. Carter

190 Joseph William-son

191 Robert T. Wilson

192 John Williamson

193 Win. Daw ...

194 Pearson Atkinson

195 Geo. Whale ...

196 Richard Jamieson

197 Richard Jamie-son

198 Geo. Furney

199 Geo. Furney ...

200 John E. Gilchrist

201 Martin Hughes ..

202 John Coady

203 Frederick C.Dawes

204 Geo. King

205 John H. Cook ...

20G Edward Rowley...

'207 Eugene S. Wynne

Addresses.

Baker's Swamp

Wellington

Wellington

Micketymulga ...

Wellington

f

Wellington

Montefiores

Wellington

Wellington

Wellington

Goolma

Dubbo ...

Dubbo ...

Dubbo ...

Dubbo ...

Narromine

Rawsonville

Wellington

Tomingley

Gilgandra

Gilgandra

Gilgandra

Quambone

Postal laines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Milos.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.


WESTERN ROADS-- continued.Dripstone, Neurea, and Baker's

Swamp

Railway Station and Post Office,Welhngton ; and

Wellington and MontefioresWellington, Jawbone, and Bodan-

goraWellington, Micketymulga, Ponto,

Terra Bella, and Dubbo, vidWillandra Bridge

Wellington, Lincoln, Spicer :s Creek,Goohna, Two -mile Flat, Gunta-wang, Cullenbone, and Mudgee

Wellington, Finger -post, Walmer,Yeoval, Balderodgery, MountAubrey, Coobang Creek, andParkes

Wellington, Montefiores, Como -bella, Gollan, and Murrungundy,vid Ross' and new road betweenRowe's corner and Gollan's

Wellington, Finger-post, Suntop,and Arthurville

Wellington and Wuuluman, vidBlunden's,Fletcher's, and Martin'sWellington, Curra Creek, and

BournewoodGoolma, Dapper, and Cobbora,

vid Sandy CreekRailway Station and Post Office,

DubboRailway Station and Post Office,

DubboDubbo, Brocklehurst, Kingalbung,

and McMillan Brothers', vidMears', Brown's, Lohan's, andMarten's

Dubbo, Beni Creek, Ballimore,Murrungundy, and Cobbora, vidBeni

Dubbo, Tomingley, McPhail, andPeak Hill

Dubbo, Dickygundi, Rawsonville,Erin Vale, and "'l'he Belars,"vid Whylandra, and the Biingle-gumbie -road past the PublicSchool ; and by present mailroute between Rawsonville, andErin Vale. (Mails to be con -veyed direct to Dickygundi andto Rawsonville, vid Terramunga-mine in time of flood, when useof a boat is dangerous)

Dubbo and Obley, vid Killaloolah,The Meadows, The Springs,Enhindool, and Wambangalang.(Contractor to travel vid Cockle-shell corner if required)

Tomingley, 33&gandraminc, andlllungery

Gilgandra, Collie, and Merigal ;and Merigal, Myall Plains, andTenandra

Gilgandra and Bullagreen, vidWhiteinan's, W. Gaynon's, J.Gaynon's, Maher's, Foran'sMyall Park, Jones', Bullagreen,Richardson's, New Tenandra,Bryant's, Jasper's, Matheson's,and McCahnan's

Gilgandra, Biddon, Tooraweenah,Armatree, and Gulargambone,vid Youlbong Gate on main road,Tonderine box, Beazley's, theroad past Zell's, Windurong(Balderson's), Hetherington's,and Armatree Post Office ; andG il gandra, Tooraweenah, Arma-tree, and Gulargambone, vidCafe's, Bearbong, Wallumburra-wung, Atkinson's (Uargon),Tonderine box, Beazley's, theroad past Zell's, Windurong(Balderson's), Hetherington's,and Armatree Post Officeulargambone Post Office, GularRailway Station, Bourbaki, andQuanibone. (If G ular RailwayStation made starting point,subsidy to be at rate of £73 perannum)

G

8.¡

1

9

43

58

70

401y

18

13

22

25

30

45

43

35

35

Six 2- wheeledvehicle, 1horse

Twice oroftener Mail-cart, 1daily horse

SixSix ... 2 -horse con-

veyanceTwo 1 horse and

sulky

Two 2 -horse con-veyance

Two

Two

Two

Two

Two

One

Twice oroftener dailyThree ...

Two

Two

Three

Two

Two

16 Two

35 Three

14 Two44 Two

84

G8

47

* Consequent on contractor's failure, one of his sureties (Henry Nancarrow) paid

One

One

Two

1 -horsevehicle

Sulky, I horse

Vehicle, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky andhorse

Deliveryvan, 1 horse

Spring -cart,1 horse

1 -horsesulky

4- wheeledvehicle, 2 ormore horses

2 horses andcoach

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse, orbuggy

Sulky and 1horse

4- wheeled 1vehicle

SulkySulky, 1

horse

Sulky, 1horse, orcoach, 2horses, ifrequired

2- wheeledvehicle

l

Date ofTermination.

2 s. d.

52 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

52 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

22 10 0 31 Dee., 190G

80 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

120 0 0 J 31 Dec., 1906

199 15 0

89 0 0

37 17 6

31 Dcc , 1905

31 Dee., 190G

31 Dec., 1905

26 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

40 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

35 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

20 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

20 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

85 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

98 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

130 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

90 0 0 31 Dee., 1905

70 0 0 J 31 Dec., 1905

29 15 0 31 Dec., 19G7

135 19 0 31 Dcc., 1906

79 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

147 0 0

75 0 0

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec , 1906

for performance of service, from 16th November, 1904.

ommomweal t hGazette. 291 No. 17,--8th April, 1905

CONTRACTA Eon THE CONVEYANCE or MAILS IN TIiE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALESoo9b/L'9bllCd.

Contractors'

Names.

208 Edward Rowley...

409 Wlm. Clark

210 Llewellyn M.Colless

411 John. Wilson

iAddresses.

Gilgandra

Warren

Walgett

Pilliga

212 Richard J. Skelton Coonamble

213 Thos. Judge Coonamble

214 Walter Bassett ... Coonamble

215 Walter Bassett ... Coonamble

216 William G. Reakes Narromine

217 Aaron E. Phillips Narromine

218 William Finn* ... Nyngan

219 James P. Shea ... f Trangie

220 Henry C. Waters Dandalooand Florant J.S. Martel

221 George T. Smith Trangie

(

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

al iles.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

£No. of times

per week.

WESTERN ROADS-= fiontintt'd.

Gulargambone, Warrumbungle, 61 Threeand Baradine, vid Colless' (Lut-terworth), Brown's (West Ton -derbrine), Tenandra (Irving's)#Parmidman, Claremont, andGoorianawa. (Contractor to con-vey mails twice a week if re-quired at £118 per annum. ifmails are conveyed to and fromGuiar Railway Station twice aweek £140 per annum to be paid,or three times a week £200 perannum)

Quambone, Merri Merri, and Carinda 45 Twovie/ Cherrygorang, Sandy Camp,Traquair's Box, and Quilbone

Coonamble, Bn gil, and Walgett, 70 Twovid Yowee, Bundy, Wingadee,and Nugal

Coonamble, Billeroy, and Pilliga, 70 Onevid the Tourable -road, Term-bone Station, Duggan's, Cook's,Tuchau, W. Colwell's, Gordon's,R. F. Sherwood's, The CulnooySawmill, Foley's, Myers', Puls-ford's, Wilson's, and the clearedline

From Coonamble to Teridgerieand Baradine, vid Nebea, Wee -talibah ; thence past Wall'sStore, Wingfield Taylor's toSmith's box, Urawilkie, Ditch -field's, Howard's box, and Dinby,returning vid, the road throughselectors' residences betweenBaradine and Teridgerie ; andthence vid Howard's box, Ditch-field's, Urawilkie, Smith's box,Past Wingfield Taylor's, Wee.talibah, and Nebea, to Coon-amble

Coonamble, Baradine, Bugaldi,and Coonabarabran, vid Rig-ney's, the road between Pagan'send Miss Kenny's, Bowen's,Calga box, the road bastElliott's, Ferguson's, Ma ill's,McLang's, returning vid Goori-anawa to McLang :s, thence toCoonamble, as on outwardjourney.

Coonamble and Pier Pier, vidTooloon, Narroway, Nelgourie,Ningy, and Cooniinbia

Coonamble and Egan' s, vidBelagula, Nott's, Gilligan's, andFarrell's

Narromine, Timbriebungie, andBurraway. (Contractor to travelalternately on either side of theMacquarie River, making " Bur-raway Arms Hotel " the ter -minus on the northern side, andBurraway Crossing on BuddaHall Station the terminus onsouthern side)

Narromine, Tomingley, McPhail,and Peak Hill

Narromine, Farrendale, and Ala-gala (on the south -west side ofthe Bogan River), vie/ Rice's,Carney's, Strathallyn Crossing,Wallan Billan Station Gate, andWaterloo and Berreena mailboxes

Railway. Station and Post Office,Trangie

80

71

j

One

81)

94 One

601 One

25

18

34

51

520yards

One

Two

Coach, 2horses

Coach, 4horses

4- wheeledcoach, 2or morehorses


2 -horselicensedcoach

Coach,horses



Sulky, 1horse

Three .. Coach, 2 or4 horses

Two Coach, 2horses

Twiceday

Trangie and Dandaloo ... ... Ì 25 Six

Trangie, Drillwarrina, and Won -1 45 Three

Bobbie Station, vid Mullah, Gin jGin Bridge, Bowen Park, Bun-1demar Station, Knyvett's, Con- ,nell's, Firth's, and Neild's

a J Spring cartor 2-wheeledvehicle, 1horse

Coach, 2 ormorehorses asrequired

..: 4-wheeledJJ vehicle,

2 horses

* Transferred to David R. Biggs, of Nyngan, from 1st February, 1905.

s.

Date ofTermination.

169 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

59 0 0 31 Dec:, 1906

416 0 0 19 March, 1905

100 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

99 10 0 ¡ 31 Doc., 1906

100 0 0 J 31 Dec., 1906

55 0 0 31 Dee., 1906

30 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

56 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

80 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

96 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

23 0 0

140 0 0

110 0 0

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

Nn, 17.-8th' April, 1-905 292 Còmmonwealth G

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTIf WALEScontinued.

Contractors'

Names. Addresses.Postal Lines.

Approx. FrequencyDis- of Mode ofCommunica- Conveyance.

tion.tance

inMiles.

222 James Brown ,..

223 William Clark

224 Thomas Simpson

225 David Robertson,sen.

220 Samuel G. Hack-ney

227 Donald Davidson

228 William Elliott ...

229 Francis W. !Peis-ley

230 Henry T. Pratt ...

231. William Russell...

232 Frederick M.Thomas

233 Ernest A. Thomas

234 M. Hennessy, andJ. Walker (sure-ties of James

TMcConnell)235 .Tohn Young ...

236 Patrick B. Daley

237 Jas. Rankin

238 Wm. J. Brown¡...

239 Ernest A. Thomas

240 7 hos. H. Pearce,..

f41 John Owen

Warren

Warren

Walgett

Warren

Quambone

Nyngan

Nyngan

Nyngan

Cannonbar

(lanbelego

Nymagee

Nymagee

Nymagee

Cobar

Wrightville

Mount Drysdale

Cobar ...

Nymagee

Cobar__

Cobar

AnnualAmount pay-

able.


WESTERN ROADS-- eontinucd.

Railway Station and Post Office,Warren

Warren and Cannonbar... ...

Warren and Mount Harris, and

Mount Harris and Carinda, vid ;"Simpson's Pine Ridge Hotel,"and Woodbine

Warren, Tenandra, and Bulla-green

Warren, Inglegar, and Quambone

Railway Station and Post Office,Nyngan

Nyngan, Monkey, Gongolgon, andTarcoon Railway Station, travel-ling vid the eastern bank ofthe Bogan River, between Nyn-gan and Gongolgon Bridge, thewestern bank to be travelled

when Gunningbar Creek is in flood

Nyngan, Buddobuddah, and Dan -daloo, vic2 Terrangan

Nyngan and Cannonbar

Boppy Mountain and Canbelego

Boppy Mountain and Nymagee,via Restdown

Nymagee and Gilgunnia, vie/Sandy Creek

Nymagee and Bobadah, viaBaloura, Conley's, and Nangeri-bone

Guard's Van, Railway Station,and Post Office, Cobar

Cobar, Wrightville, and The Peak,vid the Australian Geld Re-covery Company, Bevan's,Mount Pleasant, Young Aus-

tralia, and Occidental Gold Mines

Cobar and Mount Drysdale, vilsConley's, or Yanda Creek, as re-quired

Cobar, Baoroondarra Tank, andLouth, vid the main road

Cobar, Wrightville, Shuttleton,and Nymagee, vid Brura Govermnent Tank, " ShearlegsHotel," Shearlegs GovernmentTank, Millera Station, " PrioryHotel," the Priory Station, and" Bluff Hotel "

Nymagee and Shuttleton

Cobar, Fulham, Park, and BadenPark Station, vici Belaraboon(mail -box), Wells' Tank (3 'ni'esfrom Tillargara Homestead) andN ecarbo

Cobar and G ilgunnia, vid Lerida,Balgoo, Central, Belford,Lachlan Downs, ',V ill ong,Thule, and Bedooba

40

Four timesdaily

Two

Two

Two

291 Two

59 Two

11G

75

20

Three timesor oftenerdaily

One ...

Two

Two

31 Twice aday

40 Three

35 One

37 Two

1 Sil

7 Six*

25 Two

83 One

61. One

18

167

107

One

One

One

Horse andspring cart

2- wheeledconvey-ance, 1horse

Coach, 3horses

Coach, 2horses

4 wheeledvehicle, 2or morehorses


Springcart, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

4 wheeledvehicle, 2horses

Coach, 2horses

4 wheeledconvey-ance. 2 ormorehorses

Licensedvehicle, 1horse

4 - wheeledvehicle, 2horses

2- wheeleddeliverycart, 1horse

4- wheeledvehicle



Vehicle, 1or 2horsesbetweenCobar &Shuttle -ton, and

Vehicle, 2horses

betweenNymagee& Shuttle -ton


2 s. d.

52 0 0

68 13 0

}- 272 0 0J

58 0 0

185 0 0

39 10 0

142 1.0 0

129 ir) 0

70 0 0

Date ofTermination,

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

40 0 0 7 Aucg., 1905

142 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

99 0 0 131 Dec., 1905

94 10 0

42 0 0

°`80 0 0

31 Dec., 1935

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

69 0 0 131 Dec., 190G

136 0 0 131 Dec., 1906

1

124 15

)197 0 0

0 131 Dec., 1935

4- wheeled 175vehicle, i

2 horses

0 0

31 Dec., 1936

31 Dec., 1906

* Cobar and The Peak section (4 miles) reduced to tri. weekly, and subsidy by £23 per annum, fro:n 1st March, 1905.

commonwealth Gazette.

CONTRACTA FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATI; OF NJ.w SOUTH WAI,EtdC)nti.rauCd.

190G

1906

190¡

1907

1906

1905

1907

1905

1906

905

1905

1905

1935

1907

1900

199G

1930

293 No.. r. t .--8tli April, 1905

Contractors'Postal Lines.

Aprrot.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Frequencyof

Communica-fion.

Mode ofConveyance.Couve ante.

AnnualAmount pay-

Names. Addresses.

No. of timesper week. £ s. d.

242 Wm. H. Morrison

243 Arthur W. Mc-Guire

244 William Finn .,.

245 John Willock ...

24G Jas. Anthoney ...

247 James Anthoney

248 John Anthoneyjun.

249 James Jarrett ...

250 John Rice

251. Bertram Oldfield

232 Wlln. Doyle ..

1935 253 Newell Oldfieldand Wm. H.Oldfield

1906

193G

254 John Newberry ...

235 Arthur Attwood

25G ,lohn Anthoneysen.

257 John Anthoneysen.

W ilcannia

Louth ...

Nyngan

Gongolgon

Brewarrina

Brewarrina

Brewarrina

Bourke

Bourke

Bourke

Bourke

Bourke

Wanaaring

Hungerford

Enngonia

Enngonia

W ESTERN ROADS continued.( Cobar, " Meadow's Hotel," and

W ilcannia

Bourke, Louth, Tilpa, Tanker -ooka and Wileannia, travellingon either sides of the DarlingRiver

W ilcanlia, "Victoria Hotel," Tar -ella Double Tanks, and WhiteCliffs

White Cliffs, Yandarlo, Cob-ham Lake, Milperinka, The Al-bert, and Tibooburra, vid Mena,Murtie, Kayrunnera, Morden,and Yanderberry

Euriowie, Gnalta, and White Cliffs

Torrawangee, Euriowie, and Cob-ham Lake, vid Fowler's Gap,Bancannia Lake, and Pack-saddle

Booroondarra Tank, Wuttagoona,Pulpulla, Gidgee, Abbotsford,Tiltagoona, and Innesowen

Girilambone and Brewarrina, vidthe Bogan River and DuckCreek Bridges, stock route tothe Marra Creek ; and thence bythe left bank of the Marra Creekto Brewarrina

Tarcoon and Beeniery, vid Charltonand Tarcoon Stations

Brewarrina, Bokhara Hotel, Wil-lawallingbah, and Goodooga, viaMoorabilla, Bundabulla, Wilìoh,Muekerawa, Dumble, and BreePolice Station

Brewarrina, "Bokhara Hotel " andGoodooga, vid Talwanta, Llan-boyde, and Gnomery Station,'with a branch service to andfrom "Bokliara Hotel " andBundabulla

Brewarrina, Collerina, Weilmor-ingle, Bourah, Brenda, andGoodooga, vid Birie Hotel,Milroy W oolshed, Twist's,Johnson's, Quillan's, Stagg's,Smith's, Curtin's, and thence bythe route hitherto followed ; andBrewarrina, Collerina, W eihnor-ingle, Bourah, Brenda, andGoodooga, along the routehitherto followed by the Bourkemailman between Collerina andW eilmoringl.e

Brewarrina, Beemery, and Bourke

Railway Station and Post Office,Bourke. (Contractor to conveymails six times a week at £50per annum, if required)

Bourke, North Bourke, Grass Hut,Hfungzanyah, Enngonia, Barrin-gun, and Wooroorooka (Q.), vidWest Bourke, Gedia CampLake, Box- holes, Native DogSpring, Lila, and Belalie

Bourke, Pera Bore, and Wanaaring

Bourke, North Bourke, Ford'sBridge, Yantabulla, and Hun -gerford,vilE Kenmare Bore, Brin -dingabba and Warroo Spri n gs and

Bourke, North Bourke, Ford'sBridge, Yantabulla, Parra-gundy, and Hungerford, vidKenmare Bore and Brindin-gabba

Wanaaring, Berawinia Station, andii'arerley Downs, via Urisino,Elsinora, and Thurloo Downs

Wanaaring and Hungerford ...

Enngonia and Collerina, vid 18inile 'rank and Lednapper

Enngonia and linfa Morton Plainsvid Evan's and Gerara

160 Three

210

60

154

126

110

60

138

33

84

92

7

118

122

70

s

SG

113

130

133

110

57

69

67

Two . -.

Three

Two

One

Two

One

One

One

Two

One

One

One

One .. ,

Two

Three

Two

One

One

One

Coach,4 horses

2 or 4 -horsecoach

4 -horsecoach

4 -horsecoach

4 -horsecoach

4 -horsecoach

2 -horsevehicle


Sulky,J 1 horse



i5,20000

80 0 0

115 0 0

58 0 0

194 0 0

104 0 0

Date ofTermination.

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dee., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

4- wheeled 292 0 0 31 Dec., 1907vehicle,2 horses

4- wheeled 140 0 0 31 Dec., 1907vehicle, 2horses

Delivery 35 0 0 31 Dec., 1906cart, 1horse

Conveyance 247 0 0 31 Dec., 1906or coach,2 or morehorses

Coach, 4 400 0 0 31 Dee., 1906horses

Coach, 2 or 637 10 0 31 Dec., 1906morehorses

One Waggonette, 175 0 0 31 Dee. 19052 horses

One 4- wheeled 95 0 0 31 Dec., 190Gvehicle, 2or morehorses

One ... Sulky, 1 or 79 10 0 31 Dee., 19072 horses

One . ' Sulky, I or 57 0 0 31 Dec., 1 07i 2 horses

No. I-1.-4th April, 1go5

Naines.

294 Commonwealth Gazette,

CONTRACTS FOR TEE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IA' THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES coutiudicci.

Contractors'

1 F. Chard

2 Albert Giddings

3 Henry H. James

4 Robert Gilmore...

5 Richard Weeks ...

6 Michael O'Donnelland Peter Rieck

7 Mrs. Ann Kirk ...

8 Gabriel Timbs ...

9 John Warrington

10 Edward J. Rogan11 John King ...] 2 Gabriel Timbs ...

13 Walter Siely ...

14 John T. Price ...

15 John T. Price ...

16 P. T. Carroll ...

17 James T. Doniiell.y

18 James T. Donnelly

19 Mrs. Mary H.Swan

20 Mrs. Mary H.Swan

21 Mrs. Mary H.Swaú

Addresses.

Sylvania

Cronulla Beach

Mount Kembla...

Wollongong

Balgownie

Five Islands

Dapto ...

Albion Park

Unanderra

TongarraAlbion ParkAlbion Park

Shellharbour

Kiama ...

Kiama...

Gerringong

Gerringong

Gerringong

134 Macquarie St.Sydney

...

Berry ...

134 Macquarie-

street, Sydney

22 Joseph Schilling Nowra...and AbrahamForan

23 Wlui. H. Moffitt Burlier24 Joseph Schilling Nowra...

and AbrahamForan

25 Austin H. Patter-son

26 William Griffin ...

Nowra ...

Nowra...

{

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

SOUTHERN ROADS.Railway Station, Kogarah, and

Post Offices, Kogarah, Blake-hiirst, and Sylvania

Sutherland, Miranda, and Cro-nulla Beach vid GunnamattaBay Road, between intersectionof Gamion's and WollowarcRoads, and thence by routepreviously followed. (Con.tractor to convey mails by4- wheeled vehicle, 1 or 2 horses,at £37 10s. per annum, if re-quired)

Wollongong, Fig -tree, and MountKeanbla

Wollongong, Keiraville, andMount Keira

Wollongong, Fairy Meadow, andBa1gownie

Port Kembla, Five Islands, andUnanderra, vid Griffin andNicoll's boxes

Railway Station and Post Office,Dapto ; and

Dapto and Brownsville ...

Railway Station and Post Office,Albion Park

Railway Station and Post Office,Unanderra

Albion Park and TongarraAlbion Park and Croome ..Albion Park and Yellow Rock ...

Railway Station and Post Office,Shellharbour

Railway Station and Post Office,Kiama

Kiama and Jamberoo ; with abrànch mail to and from

Jerrara ...Railway Station and l'ost Office,

Gerringong

Gerringong,Valley

Gerringong, "Turn -of," Toolejooa,and Foxgrouud

Railway Station and Post Office,Berry

Omega and Rose

Berry, Moeyan, and Coolangatta

Berry, Woodhill, Wattamolla, andKangaroo Valley, returning vidBellawongarah ...

Railway Station, Bomaderry, andPost Office, Nowra

Nowra, Bamarang, and Burlier ...Nowra, Bengelala, Falls Creek,

Tomerong, Wandandian, Con-jola, Yatteyatah, Milton, andUlladulla

Nowra, Terara, and Numba, vidGreen Hills ; and

Numba and Comerong ...Nowra, Berrellan, Pyree, and

Greeiiwell Point

Frequencyof

Connnunica-ti on.

No. of tiaresper week.

G

4'1

3,j

10

A

1

2

Six

Six

Twice a day

Once a day

Threetimes aday

Twice aday


Twice orthrice aday

6 Six4 Three

3:4 Six

2:1

1


Thrice oroftenerdaily

6 Twelve ...

1 Sixa Four times

or oftenerdaily

G?-;

7

20

Six

Six

a As often asrequired

Six

Six

l¡ Thrice oroftenerdaily

18 Two ...42 Six ...

4

38

Six

ThreeSix

1j

Mode ofCouvoyance.

Waggonette,2 horses


4- wheeledcoach, 2horses

Vehicle, ihorse

Coach, 1horse

Horseback

Horseback

Coach, 1 ormorehorses, ormotor carlicensed tocarry 4passengers

HorsebackHorsebackHorseback

or sulkyVehicle, 1

or morehorses

4- wheeledcoveredcoach, 2or morehorses

Coach, 2 ormorehorses

HorsebackLicensed

vehicle, 1or morehorses

Horseback

2- wheeledvehicle,

Horseback,or 2 or 4wheeledvehicle, 1,2, or 4h "seesorsebackor 2 or 4wheeledvehicle, 1or morehorseR

Horseback,or 2 or 4wheeledvehicle,1, 2, ormorehorses

Spring cart,1 horse

HorsebackCoach, 2 or

morehorses

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

Annual.A mount pay-

able.Date of

Termination.

£ s. d.

45 0 0

29 10 0

50 0 0

52 0 0

40 0 0

62 0 0

43 0 0

43 0 0

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 105

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1f,O5

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

12 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

45 0 O 31 Dec., 190726 0 0 31 Dec., 190627 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

20 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

31 10 6 31 Dec., 190G

' 50 10 G

J34 0 0

28 0 0

33 0 032 10 0

29 19 6

9G 10 0

3G 0 0

2S 7 6189 0 0

48.0 0

52 0 0

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec , 1906

31 Dec., 1906.

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190631 Dec., 1.905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

commonwealth Gazette.. 295 No. 17.-8th April, x 905

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS I:V THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH. .WALESco7ttinid.

Names.

Contractors'

Postal Lines.

21 Walter Lane

Alexr. iiielrnan ...

28a Thomas C. Stead-man

29 Thomas Mooney

30 Samuel T. Davis

31 Charles W. Thorp

32 James Fitzgerald

33 James Schofield ...

34 Joseph Schillingand AbrahamForam

35 Charles T.McCarthy

36 Donald Laing

37 Donald Laing ...

38 William Ryan

39 Thomas Whelan

40 Mrs. Eliza T.Parker

41 W. Whelan ...42 Charles Marsden

43 Charles Thorne ...

44 James Doyle ...

45 Edwin Hecken-berg

43 Joseph H. Stan-field

47 Angus Chisholm...

43 Thomas Hickey...

49 Jas. Waterwortli

50 Thomas Hickey...51 Walter E. Larkin

52 Arthur Clissold ...53 Chas. E. Kelloway

54 Alexander Ferris

55 Henry Hanger ...

56 Henry Hanger ...

57 David White ..58 Joseph J. Hill* ...

59 Joseph J. Hill* ...

60 Joseph J. Hill* ...

Bomaderry

Ya,lwal

Yerriyong,Nowra

Torímerong

Milton ...

Nclligen

Nelligen

Nelligen

Milton ...

Bega ...

Pambula

Pambula

Pericoe

Iiialm ...

Nethercote

KiahLiverpool

Eckersley

Hoxton Park

Liverpool

Bringelly

Parma atta

l

near

Campbelltown ...

Cainpbelltown ...

CampbelltownNarellan

CampbelltownCamden

Cawdor

Mount Hunter .

Mount Hunter .

WiltonPicton ...

Picton ...

Picton ..,

Approx. I requencyoftance ConiianniC.a-in tion.Miles.


SOUTHERN ROADS-- conttinvad.

Frain Nowra to Bomaderry andBolong, vi.ÿ Meroo Meadow ;and

From Bolong to Bomaderry andNowra, by direct route

Nowra and Yalwal .,.

Yerriyong (Ives), Nowra Hill,and Nowra

Torimerong and Huskisson

Milton and Morton, and Mortonand Broomall... ... ..

Milton, Morton, Broonian, Our -rowan, and Nelligen

From Nelligen to Bolaro andlinckenbour Creek, returning toNelligen on saine day

Nelligen and Bateman's Bay ...

1T11adulla, Termeil, Benandarah,Bateman's Bay, Mogo, . Mullen -derree, and Moruya. (Contrac-tors to convey mails three timesa week for a suin at the rate of£l 59 1)er annum, if required)

Tathra, Tathra Road, and Bega.(Contractor to convey mails be-tween Bega and Merimbula at10s. per trip, when required)

Pambula and Merirbula

Pambula, South Pambula, Pipe-clay Creek, and Yowaka

Eden, Lowe.rTowainba, Towamba,Pericoe, and Yambui.la

Eden, Kiel, and Tinibilica ...

Eden and Nethercote ... ...

Kiah and Green Cape .. ...Railway Station and Post Office,

LiverpoolLiverpool, Holdsworthy, and

EckersleyLiverpool and Hoxton Park ...

Liverpool, 13onnyrigg, Cecil Park,and Badgery's Creek

Bringelly, Rossmore, Preston's,and Liverpool

Bringelly, Greendale, and More-head's Box (contractor to conveymails three times a week, £20per annum, if required

Railway Station and Post Office,Canipbelltown

Campbelltown, Appin, andCataract

Campbelltown and Wedderburn ...Narellan Tramway Platform and

Post Office

Narellan and Cobbitty ..Camden, Brownlow Hill, and

WerombiCamden and Cawdor ...

Camden and Mount Hunter

Mount Hunter, Glenmore, andThe Oaks

Maldon and Wilton ...Railway Station and Post Office,

Picton

From Picton to Cordeaux andBargo, by the Main Road ; return-ing via the Pot Holes Road, ArivaSchool, and Shiers Sawmill

1Picton and The Oaks ...

9.

3..

181

1"

5

(1011.0

38

2G

6

Six

Six

Six

Two

Three

Three IOne fOne ...

One

Three

54 i Six

12

4

4

33

33

8

1814

11

4

13

40

8

1v

G33

511

5

4

6

13}

1

11

Four timesa week onstew nierdays

Six

Six

Three

1 Two

Two ...

One ...As often as

requiredTwo ...

Six

Six

Six

Six

Thirty -seventimes oroftener

Six ...

Three ...Four times

or oftenerdaily

SixSix

Three

Six

Six

Six ...Five times

or oftenerdaily

Three ...

AnnualMode of Amount pay -Conveyance. able.

11 horsevehicle


Horse andsulky

Horsebackor súlky

Sulky orhorseback

Sulky, 1horse

Horseback

2 or 4wheeledtrap, 1 ormorehorses


Passengercoach, 2or morehorses

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky orhorseback

2 - horsecoveredcoach

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

Horseback

Horse andsulky

Buggy, 2horses

Horseback

Sulky, 1horse

4- wheeledcoach, 2.or morehorses

HorsebackOn foot

1 horsesulky

Horseback

Horsebackand sulky

Horsebackand sulky

HorsebackHooded

sociable,1 horse

Sulky, 1.

horse

12 Six ... Buggy, 1

,a 'Contractor deceased, Subsidyhorse

y paid to widow (Susie Hill).

.52 0 0

77 10 0

24 0 0.

29 10 0

49 7 6

41 19 J

20 0 0

26 0 0

249 0 0

25 0 0

37 10 0

49 10 0

97 0 0

87 15 0

28 0 050 0 0bar 0 026 0 0

40 0 075 0 058 0 030 0 0

35 0 0

60 0 0

25 0 020 16 0

42 0 07:3 0 022 10

22 030 /0

G0. 025 0

37 10 0

60 0 0

Date ofTermination.

31 Dec.. 1930

31 Dec., 1935

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec.., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

Melt., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190531 Dec., 1,905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec.# 19OG.

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 190031 Dec., 1905

31 Dee., 190531 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

41 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 190531 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1900

31 Dec., 1,906

No. 17.-8th April, 1905 296 Commonwealth Gazette,

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH W Al.liSConLitLUCd.

Contractors'

Names.

61 Mrs. Alice Liddy

62 William Pippen63 Edward P. Quigg

64 William Watkins

65 Wm. J. Thompson

66 Joseph Palmer

67 L. S. Lambert ...

68 James Blythman

69 Thomas Fairley

70 Mrs. Mary H.Swan

71 Samuel Fraser ...

72 Michael J. Seery

73 Mrs. Mary H.Swan

74 William Guthrie

75 William Guthrie

76 John Manning ...77 Mrs. Ellen Moore

78 Timothy Ryan ...

79 Thomas A. Nelson

80 Henry Sillis

81 Charles H. A.Marks

82 John O'Donnell ...

83 Ernest J. McGuig-gan

84 Timothy Ryan ...

85 Peter T. Mclnnes

86 William Dawson

87 Henry M. Hogan88 John Hogan ...

89 John Sharwcod ...

90 James J. E. Mor-timer

91 Thomas D. Eld-ridge

92 Royden C. -Eld-ridge

Addresses.

The Oaks

BurragorangBurragorang

Lakesland

Robertson

Moss Vale

Berrima

Moss Vale

Moss Vale

(

I

134 Macquarie-street, Sydney

Moss Vale

Avoca ...

134 Macquarie -street, Sydney

Marulan ...

Marulan

BungoniaTowrang

Goulburn

Goulburn

Kempton

Goulburn

Tarago

Currawang

Goulburn

Middle Arm

Goulburn

LagganPeelwood

Hadley

Pejar ...

Binda ... ...

Roche.

Postal Lines.

Approx. Frequencyoftance Commuuica-

in tion.Miles.


SOUTHERN ROADS continued.

The Oaks, Oakdale, Nattai River,and Burragorang

Burragorang and Cog's River ...Burragorang, Nattai River, Upper

Burragorang, and Yerranderie

Thirlmere and Lakesland

Bowral, Glenquarry, Kangaloon,East Kangaloon, and Robertson

Railway Station and Post Office,Moss Vale

Moss Vale and Berrima ...

Moss Vale and Sutton Forest ;and from Moss Vale to SuttonForest on arrival of the morn-ing train from Sydney

Moss Vale, Burrawang, andRobertson ; and

Robertson and Pheasant Ground,via the Public School

Moss Vale, North Yurrunga,Yurrunga. Barrengarry, Kan-garoo Valley, Cambewarra, andNowra

Sutton Forest and Cross Roads ;and Cross Roads and CanyanLeigh

Burrawang, Wilde's Meadow, andAvoca

Kangaroo Valley and Upper Kan-garoo River

Marulan and Bungonia ...

Marulan, Long Reach and BigHill

Bungonia and Windellama ..Towrang, Greenwich Park, and

Carlungie

Railway Station and Post Office,Goulburn

Goulburn, Mount Wayo, andCrookwell

Goulburn, Kingsdale, MountWayo, \ Toodliouselee, Roslyn,McAlister, Laggan, and Crook -well

Goulburn, Baw Baw, Mummell,Woore, Cullen, Gullen Flat,Grabben Gullen, and Wheco

Goulburn, Kemnore, Tarlo, Chats -bury, Myrtleville, and Taralga

Goulburn, Currawang, and W illa-mo

Goulburn and Inveralochy

Goulburn and Middle Arm ...

Goulburn and Bungonia, viaBoxer and Shaw's Creeks

Laggan and Taralga ... ...Laggan, Thalaba, and Peelwood...

Laggan, Kempton, Fullerton, andHadley

Crookwell, Kialla, and Pejar, vidThird Creek Public School.

Crookwell, Binda, and JunctionPoint

Crookwell and Roche, via Julongand Mulgowrie Creeks

121

1222

41

19

Six

ThreeThree

Three

Six

1.50 Thirty -yards eight

5 Twice orof tenerdaily

3 Seven .3 Six

15

6

36

10

Six

Three

Six

FourTwo

(

Mode of AnnualAmountount pay

able.

Sulky, Ihorse

HorsebackSulky, 2

horses (onhorsebackwllenriver is inflood)

Horseback,or 2-wheeledvehicle

Doublabuggy,1 horse

Handcart

2 -horse coachor 1 -horsesulky

1 or 2 horse 1vehicle j


2 or 4wheeledvehicle, 24 or morehorses

Horseback 1or sulky J

4 Six Horseback

5 Two Horseback

12 Three 4- wheeledwag gonette,1 horse

13 Six Sulky, 1horse

12 Two Horseback91 Three 2- wheeled

trap, 2horses

} Seven times Springcartor oftener or sulky,daily 1 horse

28 Three ... Sulky, orothervehicle

34 Three Horse andsulky

35 Three

30 Six

22 Three

15 Six

18 Three

20 Three

18 Two23 Two

22 Two

13 Three

25 Three

30 One

2 or 4-wheeledvehicle, 1or morehorses

Coach, 2horses

Sulky, ihorse

Horse andsulky

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

Horseback2 or 4-

wheeledvehicle, 1or morehorses

2 - wheeledvehicle, 1horse

Horseback


Horseback

£a. d.

Date ofTermination.

52 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

45 0 0 31 Dec., 190693 AT

116 0 0 31 Dec., 19069/ Bi'

95 ell

6 0 0 At one month'snotice on eitherside g Cl

65 0 0 31 Dec., 190597 M

39 10 6 31 Dec., 1907 95 DI

69 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

45 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

99 14.

62 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

100 J

182 10 0 31 Dec., 1906

101 I

47 5 0 31 Dec., 1905

50 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

16 0 0 31 Dec., 1006

65 0 0 31 Dec., 1907102

105 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

24 0 0 31 Dec., 190549 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

80 0 0 31 Dec., 1906 103

100 0 0 31 Dec., 1907104

182 0 0 31 Dec., 1905 105

104 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

10

10,

130 0 0 31 Dec., 1907 10

48 0 0 31 Dec., 190710

65 0 0 31 Dec., 190711

72 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

50 0 0 31 Dec., 190711

46 0 0 31 Dec., 1906 1l

83 19 0 31 Dec., 1906

1

65 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

1

1-5 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

51 19 9 31 Dec., 1907

55 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

191onwealth Gazette. 297

CONTRACTS NOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WAT.i s continued.

No. 17. --8th Aprii, 1905


Approx.Dis-

tancein


93Arthur A. Marks .

91Richland A. Green

95 Chas. S. Webster

06 Charles Wilkins...

91 Michael P. Neville

93 Michael Sheehy

9 Michael Fitz -gibbon

100 James Handley ...

101 Edward J. Fullani

102 Walter Bradbury,jun.

1031 Francis G. Boreham

10.1 A. E. Bassing-thwaighte

105 Thomas PonleyandJoseph Malone

10G Jas. Partington ...107 Wm. Barrett ...

108 John Brophy ...

109 Thomas Pooley ancJoseph Malone

110 Robert Fitzgerald

Ill James Allen ...112 Thomas Pooley and

Joseph Malone

113 William Cooperand MartinKeating

114 Geo. Smith

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.



Mode of Annualpay-Conveyance. Amount pay-

able.

£ 8. d.

Crookwell

Narrawa

Binda ...

Lyndhurst

Dar y'sFalls,

vid

Wheeo

Taralga

Bannaby

Taralga

Jerrong

Tarago

Larbert

Braidwood

Boro ...Boro ...

Nerriga. {Braidwood

Nelligen

BraidwoodBraidwood ..

Moruya

Krawarree

Wheeo, Winduella, and Narrawa 1

Narrawa, Penning's, Watson's,Kelly's, Pentland's, Rodgers',and Sligar's

Binda, Markdale, Blanket Flat,and Bigga, vid the new Govern-ment road

Bigga, Greemnantle, and Lynd-burst, vid the Governmentcleared road

Biggs and Mount McDonald ..

Wheeo and Crookwell, vid J.Walsh's, Conneli's, Nolan's,McCormack's, thence via NativeDog Flat road to junction ofWheeo - Crookwell road,O'Neill's, L. Purcell's, McGillis',Smith's, Storrier's, Stephen -son's ; and thence along theBinda Road to Crookwell

Taralga, Yalbraith, and Golspie,vid the 9 -mile peg, R. Sullivan's,D. Lawler's, R. McLennan's,Mrs. McLaren's, and J. Horne's

Taralga and Bannaby ...

Taralga and Wombeyan Caves.(Contractor to travel by theroute now followed, or viaGuinecoar and Mare Forest, asrequired.)

f Taralga and CurraweelaCurraweela to Jerrong, vid Buma-

roo, Paling Yards, Mount Defi-ance, McColl Brothers', andSpring Vale, returning toCurraweela via Wairborough,and from Curraweela to Jerrongvid Wairborough, returning toCurraweela vid Spring Vale,McColl Brothers', Mount Defi-ance, Paling Yards, and Buina-roo Crossing (the route vidWairborough to be travelledwhen the Abercrombie River is

l uncrossable)Tarago, Bonnie Moon, Bronti,

Windellama, Nadjingomar, andOallen, vid Bond's

A point on Tarago - Braidwood mailline and Larbert

Post Office, Tarago, and the rail-way guard's van ;Tarago, Boro, Manar, Six MileFlat, Braidwood, Bell's Creek,North Amainen, and Amainen ;and Braidwood and Reidsdale

Boro and MulloonBoro and MayfieldBraidwood, Marlow, Hush's,

Tomboy, Corang, and Ncrriga ;and

Nerriga, Sassafras, and Nowra ...Braidwood and Mongarlowe ...

Braidwood, Warrantbucca, andNelligen

Braidwood and Little Bombay ...Braidwood, Jeinbaicumbene, and

Major's Creek

Araluen, Mullenderree, andMoruya

Krawarree, Ballalaba, and Major'sCreek. (Contractor to travelbetween Krawarree and Balla-la.ba twice a week, on alternatedays, vid Jerrabat Gully andOranmcir, rcturni;W vid Oran -meir and Stony Creek, and twicea week vid Stony Creek andOranmeir, returning vid Oran -meir and Jerrabat Gully)

14 j

9

26

32

19

16 !

19

14

12

1018

36

4

10yards

50

4101230

5010

35

715

35

40

Three

Two

Three

One

One

Two

Three

Three

One

{ Three+ One

Three

Three

Twiceday

Six

TwoThreeThreeThree

OneThree

Three

OneSix

Six

Four

a}

1

2 - wheeledvehicle, 1horse

Horseback

2- wheeledvehicle. 1horse, orhorseback

Horseback

1 -horsesulky

Horseback,1 -horsesulky attimes

Horsebackor sulky

2 wheeledlicensed

conveyance,1 horse

Vehicle, 2 ormorehorses

HorsebackHorsebackHorseback4 wheeled


Vehicle, 1 ormore horses4- wheeled


Vehicle,2 or morehorses

4- wheeledconvey-ance, 2or morehorses

Vehicle, 1or morehorses

11

j

45 0

23 15

55 0

50 0

30 0

25 0

55 0

45 0

24 0

51 17

68 10

28 0

139 10

31 035 0

122 10

30 0

89 0

20 030 0

175 0

94 0

Date ofTermination.

0 j 31 Dec., 1906

0 31 Dec., 1907

0 31 Dec., 1907

0 31 Dec., 1906

0 31 Dec., 1905

0 31 Dec., 1905

0

0

0

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906 .

0 31 Dec., 1907

0 31 Dec., 1907

0 31 Dec., 1907

0 31 Dec., 19050 31 Dec., 19070 31 Dec., 1905

0 31 Dec., 1907

0 31 Dec., 190G

0 31 Dec., 19050 31 Dec., 1907

0 j 31 Dec., 1907

0 31 Dec., 1906

e

Ido. 17. --8th April, 1905 298 Commonwealth

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTIi WALES tondirt.utd.

Contractors'

Names. Addresses.

115 Wim. Willis

116 Thos. Donnelly ...

117 Jas. Averell ...

118 Mrs. Lucy Corrig Ln

119 William Dunsmore

120 Arthur D. Burns

Ballalaba

Nerriga

Moruya

Moruya

Cobargo

Cobargo

121 Geo. Ah Kin, Bega ...jun., and Mi-chael Healy

122 John McPhee and Bega ...Reginald G.Pay ten

123 George Wilson ... Bega

124 Denis Ryan Bega

125 Denys Ryan : Bega ,.,

1254 John Edgar ... Wolumla

126 Robert W. Hunter, Bungendore

127 Wm. F. Burridge Captain's Flat

128 John B. McJan- j Bungendorenett 11

129 John B. McJan- Bungendorenett

130 Allan O'Neill ... Queanbeyan



133 Allan O'Neill ,,, Queanbeyan

134 Abraham Shannon Uriarra

{

* Contractor allowed an additional s

Postal Lines.

Approx.I Frequencyllzs oftance Comnnznica-in tion.Miles.

SOUTHERN ROADS continrud.

Krawarree and Snowball

Nerriga and Welcome Reefs ...

Moruya, Bergalia, Turlinjah,Bodalla, Central Tilba, TilbaTilba, Dignam's Creek, Cobargo,Quaama, Brogo, and Bega.(Contractor to travel betweenBodalla and Tilba Tilba threetimes a week, on alternate days,via Wagonga and Punkalla, re-turning vid Coruuna and Na-rooma, and three times a weekvici Narooina and Corunna,returning yid Punkalla andWagonga, and also, alternately,by the lower and upper roadsbetween Brogo and Bega)

Bodalla, Eurobodalla, and Nerri-gundah

Cobargo, Bermagui, and BermaguiSouth. (Contractor to convey anextra mail from Bermagui, ifrequired, when the steamer fromSydney arrives late at Berma-gui)

Cobargo, Wandella, and Yo morie...

Bega, Wolumla, Millingandi, Pambula, Greig's Flat, and Eden

Bega and Candelo

Bega, Tanja, Wapengo, BermaguiSouth, and Bermagui, vid Bungs.

Bega and Angledale. ... ...

Bega and Merimbula, via JellatJellat, Wallagoot, and Bournda

Wolunala and South WolumlaCreamery

Railway Station and Post-office,Bungendore

From Bungendore to Cross Roads,Hoskin's Town (by direct road),Foxlow, and Captain's Flat, re-turning vù2 Molonglo and CrossRoads; and

From Bungendore to Cross Roads,Molonglo,, and Captain's Flat,returnnig yid Foxlow, Hoskin'sTown, and Cross Roads (by directroad)

Bungendore and Ingledow

Bungendore, Bywong, and Gun-daroo, via Creekborough, GumTree Flat, and Brook's Creek


10 Three

9 Two

81 Six

17 Seven

14? Six

17 I Two

34 I Six

13 Seven

32 Three

7 Two

19 One

3. Six

25

2811

284

25}

9

25


Three

Three ... )

Three

One

1liode ofConveyance.

Vehicle, 1 ormore horses

Horseback


4- wheeledvehicle,1 or morehorses

Coach, 1 or2 horses

Horse and2- wheeledconvey-ance, oron hor: e-back

4- wheeledcoveredpassengercoach, 2horses

2 -horse con-veyance

1 -horsevehicle

1 - horsebuggy, orhorseback

Coach, 1 or2 horses,or horse-back

Buggy, >horse

4 - wheeledconvey-ance, 1or morehorses



2 or 4w h e eledvehicle,. 1or morehorses

Coach, 2horses

Sulky,horse

Horseback

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

£ s. d.

30 0 0 131 Dec1905

2G 10 0 31 Dec., 190G

569 9 6 31 Dec., 1905

72 0 0

59 0 0

30 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

224 18 0 31 Dec., 1905

75 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

95 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

15 0 0 31 Dec., 1900

25 10 0

25 0 023 0 0

138 10 0

39 0 0

30 0 0

Railway Station and Post- office, Twice or 36 0 0dailyQueanbeyan 1 oftener

y. JJJJ

Queanbeyan Yarralumlz, and 2G Three ... 1 48 0 0*Uriarra, vid the surveyed road*

Queanbeyan. Bursa, Mount, Allen, 2G Two 49 19 0and Michelago

Queanbeyan, Tuggranong,, and 1G Six .. Sulky, 1 3410 0Mama, vid Lanyou horse

Uriarra and Brindabella 18 Two ... Hòrseback . 40 0 0um of £8 per annum, to travel vid W. Webb'» (Fairlight) from ist January, 1904.

14

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec. 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

Commonwealth Gazette. 299 No. iq.--$t1i April, Ygos

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES-- contiTdued.

Contractors"

Naines.

135 John M. White ...

136 John Gregory ...

137 Thomas Franklin13S John Hume ...

139 John Clarke

140 Jolni Hume

141 Thomas Warns-ley

142 G. A. Tievanion

143 Patrick D. Quirk

144 Henry Nicholsonand Richard A.Corbett

145 George A. Tre-"anion

146 George A. Tre-i'anioii

147 John E. Frcebody

148 Andrew Green ..14:1 Thomas Clugston

150 James Ward, sen.131 Albert Murphy

153 Arthur J. Turner

153 James Muir, sen.

154 John Hale

Addresses.

Tharwa

Naas

BrindabellaBredbo

Captain's Flat

Bredbo

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

SOUTHERN RO ADS-- contiwwdTharwa and Rock Valley Public

School, via De Salis and F arrer's,Gregory's, Booroomba, Gibral-tar, alla Gilman's box, 250 yardsbeyond the surveyor's peg on thewest side of Gilman's Crossing,Tidbiiibilla River, and G. Green's

... Tharwa, R.iversdalc, and Bobcyan,vid Naas

Brindabella and Cool«i,ion Plairas 20Railway Station and Post- office, 330

Bredbo yardsBredbo, Jerangle. Gingerra Sta- 53

tion, Captain's Flat and Balla -laba, vid Wangarah and Anembo

Bredbo, Cowra Creek, and Upper 15Cowra Creek (Whitby's Mill)

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.

Mode ofConveyance.


20 ( One

25

Cooma ! Railway Station and Post - office,J

1Cooma

Cooma

Cooma ...

Couina

Couina

Coom a

Adaminiby ...

GlyiswoodDry Plain

NumeiallaBerridale

Berridale

Berridale

Moonbali

155 Victor W. Shell Dalgety156 Charles Collman Dalgety

157 Henry Nicholson , Cooma ...

158 Hector A. NisnitybelleMcDonald

159 Henry Nicholson Coomaand Richard A.Corbett

160 John M. McMahon Cathcart1111 Geo. Ali Kin, jun. Bega ...

and MichaelHealy

162 Charles W illiams Bemboka163 Charles Williams Bemboka

1G4 Patrick FerryJ Bungarby

* Coach, 2 or moreConvia, and Adaminiby.

0.1940 - -c

Cooma and Nuineralla ; and Nu- 14muralla, Peakview, WhinstoneValley, and Jerangle. (Contrae- 26tor to travel alternately vid FieryCreek and Tumble -down)

Cooma, Berridale, and Jindabyne, 35with a branch mail to and fromBerridale and Dalgety 12

Cooma, Rock Flat, and NiinitybelIe 23

Cooma and Rosedale, via Murrum- 40buttaCooma, Myalla, Timbery Range, 48

and Bungarby, vid Bobundarah,Blyton and Roache's

( Cooma, Rhine Falls, and Ada - 30minihy, with a branch snail fromRocklands to Boconnoc 5

Adaminiby and Kiandra 18And Cooma, Boconnoc, and Ada - 33

I niiniby, vid Lake Plain andI A] iddling Bank

Adaminiby, Glynwood, and Yaouk 20The junction of the Cooing -road 6

and Dry PlainNumeralla and Countegany 23

... Berridale, Marshall's Plain, and 23Eastbourne, vid Kiali Lodge,Bullenhalong (C. R. Jardine's),and P. Norton's ; thence bymain road (contractor to travelvid T. P. O'Neill's instead of P.Norton's, if required)

... Berridale and Arable ... 10

Berridale, Broadliead's Mill, and 12Reid's (Murlingbung)

Jindabyne and Moonbah, vid 13Barry's, senior, Pendergast's,and James Barry's ; and Moon- 1.34bah and Ingebyra, vid intersec-tion of Dalgety and Ingebyraroads, and Campbell's creamery

...i Dalgety, Boloko, and Paupoug ... 14j Dalgety and Jimenbuan 20

Nimitybelle, Coyhill's Flut, ;houn- 25tain Top, and Bemboka, vidGlenbog

Niniit belle and Kybean, vid 20Kydra

tNimitybelle, Holt's Flat, Bibben- 38hike, and Bombala

13ibbenluke and Cathcart 7Bemboka, Numbugga, and Bega 25

eBemboka and MogillaMogilla, Candelo, and Clarkson's

Crossing

One

OneAs often as

requiredOne ...

Two


Two ...

Two

Three

ThreeSix

One

Two

Four

OneThreeTwo

One'l'wo

TwoTwo

Two

Two

Three

Two

TwoThree

Six

Two

Six

}

Horseback

2- wheeledvehicle

Horseback

Sulky, 1horse

Horseback,or vehicle,when re-quired

Spring cart,1 horse

1 - horsevehicle

Horseback

4 wheeledvehicle, 4horses


1 -horse sulkyor horsebackSulky, 1

horse

*

Horseback

Vehicle, 1horse

Vehicle orhorseback

2 - wheeledvehicle

Horseback

Vehicle4- wheeled

vehicle, 1horse

Coach, 2horses

Horseback,sulky, ifrequired

Coach, 2 orsnorehorses

Two SulkySix 4 - wheeled

coveredcoach, 2or morehorses

... HorsebackHorseback

or2- wheeledvehicle

Horsebackor vehicle

between Adaminiby and Kiandra in winter ; and Bulky between

7 Three12 Three

Bombala and Bungarby, vid + 32Gunningrah and Buckalong

horses, between Cooina and Kiandra ; packhorse

One

AnnualAmount pay-

able,Date of

Termination.

31 Dec., 1905

24 17 6 31 Dec., 1907

20 0 0 31 Dec., 19069 15 0 31 Dec., 1905

65 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

34 5 0 31 Dec., 1905

40 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

78 15 0 31 Dec., 1906

100 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

109 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

44 10 0 31 Dee., 1907

98 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

280 0 0 131 Dec., 1906

45 10 0 31 Dec., 190618 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

20 0 0 31 Dec 190749 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

39 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

28 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

61 S 7 31 Dec., 1905

42 0 0 { 31 Dec., 190665 0 0 i 31 Dec., 1905

175 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

39 17 6 31 Dec., 1905

140 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

25 0 0 31 Dec., 190e200 7 10 31 Dec., 1905

19 0 0 31 Dec., 190538 0 0 31 Dec., 1905'

49 10 0 , 31 Dec., 1906

No. i7.--8th April, 1905 300 Commonwealth Gazette.

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF .NEW SOUTH WALHS-CO7lti7nttB(i:.


Approx.Dis -

tancem

Miles.

Frequency

Communies-fion.

_Conveyance.

AnnualAmount pay -

able.Names. Addressee.r. --- .


165 Thomas Forsythe

166 Henry Nicholson..._ and Richard A.

Corbett167 Albert W.

McCarthy

168 Thomas Morrison

169 James Collins ...

170 James Collins ...

171 Thomas Morrison

172 John Topping ..:

173 Terence S. O'Reilly

174 Joseph Luve

175 William Gottaas176 Terence 'E. :Car-

ney177 George Weeks ...

178 'Alm Grunsell

179 :Cligrles Morpllett-.

180 Thos: Morton ...

181 Allan O'Neill ...

182 Richard Sperriff

t ,ï183 Andrew l:odrom

184` #drew Rodrom

r.185:11`lvatthew Jòhnson

18G°Jàlnes.DMiley ...

187 William E. Thorn

188 .Willie'in E. Thorn

189_l1lrs. MarthaRandall

Bombala

Cooma ...

Pambula

Delegate

Delegate

Delegate

Delegate

Holt's Flat

Catlicart

Wyndham

A dam inibyCaddigat

Yarra ...

Goulburn

Collector

Brea,dalbane

Queanbeyan

Gunning

Gunning

Gunning

Gunning

Dalton

Dalton

Dalton

Burrowa

1

l

l

t Contractors allowed au additional


Bombala and Mila, vid RoundHill gate, the public school.Rosemeath, and MaharattaHead station, or by the maniroad as required

Rombala,, 'Rowe's, Craigie, andDelegate ; and

Bombala, Platt's, and Rock tonBombala, Cathcart, Rocky Hall,

.Wyndham, \Vhipstick, Lochiel,Pambula and Eden

Delegate and Wright's, vi fThomas Martin's and C. Stokes'

Delegate, Corrowoug, and Tin -glrnJgi

Delegate, J. A. *Hen sleigh's (LowerBendoc), and Rozyn,ki's

Delegate and Kirkenong

Cathcart, Holt's Flat, and H..McDonald's

Cathcart, Tantawanglo, andCandelo

Candelo and Wyndham, vitMyrtle Creek, Schuback:s,Robinson Brothers', and P.Collins' ; and Wyndham, Bur-

.. ragate, and TowambaAdaminiby and RosedaleAdaminiby and Caddigat

Yarra and Thornford ...

Breadalbane, Parkesbourne, and111errilla, vid 'plain road andChaffey's Orchard's ; and Mer -rilla and Pomeroy

Breadalbane andCollector

Breadalbane and Gurrundah, vidHannan's, Cox's, S. Cotter's, B:Jones', O'Brien's, and S. W.Cotter's

Railway Station and Post Office,Gumming

Gunning, Bellmouut Forest, andGundaroo ; and Gundaroo, Sut-ton, and Queanbeyan

Gunning and Collector, vid themain road to 4', -mile post,'thence. vid Lerida Public Schooland Lerida Station homestead,resuming the main road at '9-mile post

Gunning and Dalton ... ...

From Gunning to Byalla, vi4Alton, returning to Gunningvid John Tully's, leer Hills,Lyell's, and Kennedy's. (Con -tractor to convey n ails bysulky, 1 horse, for 1;33 19s. perannuli if required)

From Gunning to Chain of Ponds,and Berrebangalo, thence to

GunningDalton, Pudnlan Creek, said Rye

Park

F.rcnn Dalton to Bevendale, vidByrnevilie, returning by themain road ; and

From Dalton to Bevendale, vidthe main road, returning viaByrnev llè

From Dalton to J. Mitchell's, P.Toohey's, G. Medway's, E.Hallam's, Benbengenoe PublicSchool, .,J: Hallam's, and J.

.jyledway's; returning' to Daltonvid J. Mitchell's

Rye Park and Burrows

13 ' Three

25

92

48

Six

()netThree

12 ' Two

33 Three

10 Two

9 Two

23 ¡ One

2G Two

14 Two

15 Three

11 Two8_ One

7

10

:)10

145

Three

Three

TwoSix

Two

}


2 ,.1. Six .,.

27 Three

19

42

-28:

26

16

16

18

Two

Six

Two

Three

One

One

One

One

16 Six ...I

iDate of

Terwiliatiou,

C on

2- wheeledvehicle,1 horse

Coach, 1 ormorehorses, asrequired

49 0

}-125 0

0 31 Dec., 19CG

0 31 Dec., 1905

190 Jai

191 Jol

192 Jan

193 Alf

Coach, 2 or 157 18 O 31 Dec , 1906 194 JobIn orehorses

Horseback 1G 0 0 131 Dec., 1.905195 Job

Sulky andhorse

45 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

Horseback 24 0 0* 31 Dec., 1.905 196 JulJ

Horseback 15 0 0 31 Dec., 1905197 Thc

Vehicle, 1horse

40 0 0 31 Dec., 1006


70 0 0 31 Dec., 1.007 198 Job199 Job

200 WI]Coach, 2

horses ; or1

201 Patsulky, 1

horse11.0 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

1-Horseback 29 9 0 31 Dec., 1905Horseback 18 19 6 :31 Dec., 1907

2 or 4wheeledvehicle, 1horse .. .

24 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

Horseback 52 0 0 31 Dec. , 1906

Spring cart,1 or morehorses

60 0 0 31 Dec., 1905202 Lo

Horseback 33 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

Sulky, 1horse

138 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

4- wheeledvehicle, 1.horse

3G 0 0 31 Dee., 1905 203 W

201 M

Sulky, 1horse

31 19 0 31 Dec., 1006205 M

Horseback 29 19 0 31 Dec., 1005206 W

207 Jc

Horseback 39 10 0 31 Dec., 1905 207a 1

208 M

Horseback'or sulky,if required

27 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

209 111

Sulky, 1horse

38 10 0 31 Dec., 1900 210 C21111

212 1

Horseback 15 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

213 J

Sulky, 1 -horse

60 0 0 31 Dec., 1906214 ti

7 of subsidy contributed by State of Victoria.sum of £15 19s. 9:1. per annum for conveying all extra mail a week between Bombala, Platt's,

and Rockton, from 1st March, 1905.

commonwealth Gazette.

Names.

301

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES continued.

Contractors'

190 James Gorham ...

191 John Carey

192 James J. Thomp-son

193 Alfred A. Crowe

194 John J. Moran ...

195 John Couch

196 John Hilly andJ obn I3anlon

197 Thomas Walker...

198 Tohn Carey199 John Blewitt

200 Wlrn. Wall 1-

201 Patrick Carey

202 Louis 11Targules ...

203 William Weeks ...

204 Mrs. MarthaRandall

205 Mrs. MarthaRandall

ZOG 'William Francis

207 John Corcoran ...

207.t Edward Kene-more

20S Mrs. ]hu'y Downes

200 Mrs. Mary Downes

210 Chas. H. Chown...211 Mrs. Johanna

Cusack212 \fern. J. Roberts ...

213 John Da,eey

214 Wm, J. Roberts

Postal Lines.Addrsesee,

April, r905

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Rugby

Cave Valley, nearWee Jasper

Good Hope

Gundaroo

Rockley

Vass ...

Yass ...

Nanarna

Wee . Tasper ...Tallagandra ..

Limestone Creek

Bowuing

Tomooroma

Bivalong

Burrowa

Burrows

Colera ...

Burrowa

Marengo

Frogmoor

r'

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.Date of

Termination.


SOUTHERN ROADS continved.Rye Park and Rugby, via Frost's

Farm and main road.Yass, Cavan, and Wee Jasper, vid

"Brassel's Inn," Warro, and theMain Road, crossing the riverat Bloomfield

Yass and Good Hope, via SpringCreek

Yass, Greenfield Farm, and Gun -daroo

Yass, Murrumbateman, Jeir, Hall,Ginninderra, Canberra, andQueanbeyan

Yass, Weak wcr, and Ledgerton(Contractor to travel vid Tae -mas Bridge in times of flood)

From Yass to Wargeila and Black-burn, and from Blackburn toYass direct

Murrumbateman, Kirkdale, andNanama, vid Remington's Claimand the Battery.

Wee Jasper and CooradigbeeGundaroo and Tallagandra,, via

Back CreekBumming, Limestone Creek, and

Tangrnangaroo33owning and Bookham ; and

Bookham and BerremangraBookham, Nanangroe, Bongongo,

Adjungbilly, Tomooroma, andTumid, via Smith's, Kiley's(Red Hill), and Geary's(Wyangle)

Bookham, Nanangroe, Bongongo,Aoljungbí11j, Tomooroma, andTumut; vid Smith's, Kiley's(Red Hill), Geary's (Wyangle),T. Keefe's, Lynch's, Webb's,Hick's, Byrne's, J. Keefe's,McGrath :s, and Clout's. (Con-tractor to ,conve:Y mails to andfrein Bookhault, Nanangroe,Bongongo, Adjhngbilly, Tomoo-roma and Tunint, vid Smith's,Kiley's (Red Hill), and Geary's(Wyangle), twice a week ; bysulky between Bookham andNanangroe, and Tonic aromaand Turnut ; otherwise on horse-back, for the sum of £138 perannum, if required)

Post Office, Binalong, and Travel-ling Post Office ; andBinalong, Hughstonia, and Bur-

rowsBurrowa, Marengo, and Young ...

Burrowa, Frogmoor, and Reid's1 Flat, via Deep CreekBurrowa, Godfrey's Creek, Mor-

ongla Creek, and Cowra, viaNarra Allan Station and Break-fast Creek

Burrows and Gunnary, via Water-hole Flats

... Marengo andW3rindemere

,., Frogmoor and Taylor's Flat, viaMurphy's, Burn's, O'Malley's,Drumgold's, Carroll's, Smith's,Berry's (Overton Villa), andBolong

Frog :poor and Cocominjla, viaKenyu

Reid's Flat and Roche ...Galong and Douglas Gap

Railway Station and Post Office,Murrumburrah

Frogmoor

Reid's FlatDouglas Gap

Murrumburrah ...

Wallendbeen ...

Murrumburrah ...

Murrumburrah, Redbridge, Wom-bat, and Young

Murrumburrah and Barwang ...

* Arrangements made with Contractoradditional sum at the rate of £5 per annumIaroh, 190&

14

30

16 .

36'

45

Two

Two

Two

Two

Three

24 Two

17 Two

10 Two11 Two

12 Two6 Three

12 Three

12 Three11 Twice*55 One

58 One

50 Twice ayards day

191. Six

30 Three

47 Three

45 Three

12 One

8 ATwo

21 Two

24

810

One

TwoTwo

}


20 Three

13 Two

1

Horseback I 2G 0 O 1 31 Dec., 1907

2 -horse 78 0 0 31 Dec., 1905coach

Horseback

Sulky, 1horse

4- wheeledlicensedcoach, ormorehorses

Horseback

Licensedvehicle, 2horses

Sulky, 1horse

HorsebackSulky, 1

horseBuggy, >

horse1 -horse 1

vehicle fSulky, be-

tweenBookhamand Nan -angroe,horseback,Nanan -

groe-Tom -

ooroma. ;sulky oncea week,and horse-back oncea weekTonlooro-ma- Turnut

4- wheeledcoach

2 or morehorses

Sulky orbuggy, 1or 2 horse

Sulky, 1or 2 horse

Vehicle

Horseback

Horseback

Horseback

Horseback

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky and1 horse,or other-wise, asrequired

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, i horseor vehicle, 2hor. es,whenrequired.

21 0 068 4 094 0 0

50 0 0

46 0 0

31 10 0

30 0 049 0 040 0 0

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 190731 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

*70 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

158 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

70 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

60 0 0 , 31 Dec., 1907

75 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

114 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

11 0 015 0 045 0 0

28 0 035 0 030 0 052 0 -0

31 Dec., 1905

31 Oct., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 190631 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

67 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

40 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

for the conveyance of an extra mail a week between Bookham and Berremangra for anif required. Performing extra service ;ruin 1st January, 1905.---1- Contractor died 24th

.Vo. r 7.--$i:h April, 1905 302! r. ...._

Commonwealth Gazett

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATIC OF NEW SOUTH WALEScontinued.

Contractors'Postal Lines.Postal

Approx.Dis-

tance

Miles.

FrequencyofCommunica-

tion.

Mods ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.Naines. Addresses.

No. of timesper week. £ q. cl.

215 John Dacey

216 Wm. J. Roberts

217 Jas. W. Slatyer ...

218 Thomas North ...

219 Edward Morgan

220 Albert lialbish ...

221 Jeremiah Toohey

222 Robert Fraser

223 Henry Bailey

224 Richard Connelly

225 William Martin ...

226 Henry E. Peasley

227 Russell Midlane

228 Robert A. Fuller

229 John W. Roberts

230 Patrick Canty ...

231 Patrick Canty . .

232 Owen P. Casey ...

23:3 John Webb ...

234 John Webb ...

235 Ashley Stuckey ...

Wallendbeen ...

Mùrrumburl ali ..

Young

Grenfell

Wambanumba,near Young

West Wyalong

Forbes ...

Grenfell

Greufell

Grenfell

Marsden' s

Bedgerebong ...

Bena .

Wallendbeen

Cootainundra

Cootamundra ...

Cootamundra ..

Stockingbingal ...

Temora

Tenibra

Temora,


Murrumburrah., Beggan Beggan,and Garangula

Murrumburrah, Cunningham, andMarsh alIMcMahon Reef

Railway Station and Post Office,Young

Young, Burramundra, Weddin,and Greufell

Young, Burramundra, Thuddun-gra, andBimbi, vid Joyce's, Fin -nigan's, the travelling stockroute, Old Balabla, Eurabba. andWoodlands ; and Young, Tubbul,Morangarell, and Bland

From Young to Grogan, thence bycleared road to Temora ;returning to Young vici West'femora, Una Vale, and W.Raffley's

Greufell and Forbes ...

Grenfell, Piney Range, Wheogo,and Marsden's

Greufell and Brundali Creek, vidthe Quandong -road, past RobertGraham's and E. Thomas';thence along and through theQuandong, crossing the Cowra-road at a point on the Grenfellside of Ipwich

Grenfell, Bimbi, and Bland, vidSouth Euroka, and NorthEuroka

Marsden's, Billy's Look -out andUngarie, vid Tallebong

Marsden's, Wamboyne, Waroo,and Bedgerebong, vid McCor-mack's residence, Godden's, andCoronella. (Contractor to travelto and frein the punt on BlandCreek twice a week)

Berea and Wamboyne ...

Wallendbeen, Culliiiga, and Cu'.-linga Mine

Railway Station and Post Office,Cootamundra

Cootamundra, Pinkerton, Kilrush,and Rosehill, vid The Grove andKyron

Cootamundra, Dudauman, SouthCombaning, and Temora, vidl.-Iallinan's, Emery's, Gal.vin's,Stowers', and Combaning.

Stockinbingal, Grogan, and Mo-rangarell, vid Corumbie. (Con-tractor to substitute for foregoinga service from Stockinbingal toG rogan Post Office ; thence byBarmedinan -Young road to17 -mile peg on the Temora-Morangarell -read to Moranga-rell, returning from Moran-garell vid Corumbie Stationto Grogan and Stockinbingal,257 7s. Gd. per annum, if re-quired)

Railway Station and Post Office,'femora

Temora, Merool Creek, BrokenDam, and O'Gorman's, vidMandamali, Kildary, White -gate, J. Kerr's, Turner's, andWhite's, travelling the Thanow-ring -road past Moral's andThacker's, thence to the 14 milepost, near Saunder's, and theusual road to Merool Creek Re-ceiving Office

Temora and Lintott's vid Beacons-field Box, Beaconsfield School,Brett's, A.riah Park School, andthe holdings of Bowland, Mackay, l.. Peadon, W. Baillie,Jeffrey, and E. McCauley

* Service at £57 Ts. Gd. per annum performed from let January, 1905.

17

17

38

46

57

58

41

45

104

50

40-

51-.',-,

18

30z

31

.50

25

Three

Three

Twice oroftener

4 dailySix ...

Two

Two

Two

Three

Three

Two

Two

One

Two

One

Three

{

Four timesor oftenerdaily

Two ...

Two

Two

Twelve ormore times

Two ...

Two

Date ofTermination,

Sulky, 1horse

44 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

Sulky, 1horse

43 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

Spring van,i horse

35 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

4- wheeledcovered -in wag-gonette,

199 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

2 horses2 - wheeled


147 10 0 31 Dec., 1906

Sulky andhorse

89 15 0 31 Dec., 1907

Vehicle, 1or 2 horses

12G 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

2 -horsecoach

188 0 0 31 Dec., 1906


Sulky, 1horse

59 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

2- wheeledvehicle,

65 0 0 31 Dee., 1905

1 horseSulky, 1

horse131 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

Sulky andhorse

28 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

Sulky, 1horse

30 0 U 31 Dec., 1907

Spring cart, 50 0 0 31 Dec., 19051 horse

Horseback *47 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

Sulky, 1horse

83 2 2 31 Dec., 1906

Horse andsulky

*47 7 6 31 Dec., 1906

Sulky, 1horse

33 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

Sulky, 1horse

80 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

Sulky, 1horse

79 10 0 31 Dec., 190G

G

CornmonwarilthGmtte.

tr_.".1 n C5.

23G Wm. Main

303 Na. /7.-8th April, xgos

CoRTBACTr3 FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MATr.B IN TEE 13raTt? OF Mew SOUTH WAI.iß-CCA#U!'iNed,

Contractors'

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Fro-teen eyof

Communica-Mon.

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnuálAmount pay-

able.Date of

Termination.Addresses.

.No. of timesper week. £ s. d.

5 2.37 Richard A. Cor-bett

5

G

7

7

r,

238 Walter E. Byrnes

239 Joseph Hodge ...

10 Richard Hyrriganf

241 William Byrnes...

242 John Lloyd

243 John Lloyd

244 George Fox

245 Jeremiah Leahy

24G Win. E. Jones ...

247 Win. J. Prowse ...

24S Jeremiah Leahy

249 John Kelly ...

250 CorneliusDl c).nerney

251 Wm. E. .Tones ...

252 Mrs. Martha Den-nis

253 Henry W. Schafer

254 Thomas S. Beek

255 William Eurell ...

V5G William Eurell ...

Temora

Tenior.'a

Lake Cudgellico

Marsden's

Yalgogrin North

Lake Cudgellico

Jugiong

Jugiong

Gundagtai ,,

Gundagai

Tumberumba ...

Adelong

Gundagai

Rosemount

Tarcutta

Tumberumba

Hillas Creek

Sharp's Creek

Gilmore

Tumut

Tumut

SOUTHERN ROADS continved,Temora; Trunglcy Hall, and Chel- 17

lington ; and Chellington andM orangarell, vid Campbell's, 22Ellis', Eason's, Doubleday's, andNarraburra Station ; Mao vidKennedy's, Coleman's, S.Wyse's, H. Wyse's, jun., H.Wyse's, sen., and J. Wyse's*

From Temora to Mimosa, vid 38Geale's, Sullivan's, Sehne's,McPlierson's, Worthington's,Broughton's, Naesmith's; Por-ter's, Ratkie's, Barsby's, Stur-geon's, and Mimosa Station,returning to Temora, vid Coola-mon Road

Nest Wyalong and Ungarie ... 25

West Wyalong, Wyalong, andMar:sden's, vid the road pastBurtenshaiv's, Williams',O'Keefe's, Thompson's, BackCreek. and Oakhurst Station ;and West Wyalong, Wyalong,and Marsdeti's, vid the mainroad, and thence to LakeCowal East (Wilson's), rid theBland Creek Punt (Malkin's)

Nest Wyalong and YalgogrinNorth. (Contractor to traveltwice a week vid \VyalongNo. 1.and Yalgogrin North StationHomestead, and oncs: a week vidBolygamy, Hill's, Mo.rrinoreenStation, and Yalgogrin NorthStation Homestead)

Ungarie, forest Vale, and LakeCudgellico, vid Youngaraa,Duncloo Hills South, Bygalorie.Gorman's Hill Nest, Boorabil,and Bow's Neck

Coolac and North Gobarralong ...

Coolac and Jugiong

224

32

Two

One

Three

Two

']'wo

One

36 I Three

534 I Two

10 Two

14 Three

1

J

Railway Station and Post Office, i Once orGundagai 1 oftener

daily25 Three ...Gundagai, Nangus, Tenandra

Park, and Wantabadger°y, vid7Kimo

Adelong, Middle Adelong, Batlow,Laurel Hill, Courrsb rra, andTumberumba, vid 1Ìastedt's,Parrot Hill, and McBowlingof Upper Tumberumba

.. . Adelong, Shepard's Town, Gra-hamstown, and Mount HorebRailway Station

Gundagai and Bongongolong, vid.lwles' Creek

Gundagai, Brunglo and Rose-mount, vid 'l.'arrabandra

... Adelong Crossing - place, Mundarlo,Hillas Creek, Lower Tarcutta,and Tarcutta,

Adelong, Middle Adelong, Batlow,Laurel Hill, Conrabvra, andTumberumba, vid llastedt's,Parrot Hill and McBowling's,of. Upper Tumberumba ; and

Tumberumba, Taradale, UpperBago, and Y3atlow, vid Bagoand Bago Station

Adelong, Mount Adrah, and MillasCreek

Adelong and Sharp's Creek, vidJohn Roche's and Green hillStation

Gilmore, tipper Gilmore, andJ. Hurl's, Fern Gully-, vid Win -dowie Public School, and alongthe eastern side of GilmoreCreek to J. Hurl's residence

Railway Station and Post Office,Tumut

i

l

43 I One

8 I Sis

10

19

27

48

32

21

10

18

1

Tumut and Gocup j 0

Two

Three

Three

TwoI

Two J

Two

Two

Two

Sulky,horse

li 70 0 0

Sulky, 1horse


Sulky, 1horse

Sulky and1 horse,2 horsesif re-quired

Coach, 2horses

Sulky, 1Borse


1 horse andsulky

Sulky, 1horse


4- wheeleddrag, 4horses

Horseback

Sulky, 3horses

Sulky, 1horse

Coach, 3horses

Sulky, 1horse

Horseback

Six . 4- wheeledtrap, 1 ormorehorses

Two Horsebackor sulky

* Contractor to travel vid Faalti Frame Provisional School between Temora and Chellington for extra sunsrequired.

1 Arrangements made with. Thomas iMcCaarten to perform service at rate of £,89 per :annum during January, 1905.1st February, 1905.

69 10 0

62 0 0

128 0 0

t65 0 0

85 15 0

34 0 050 10 0

27 0 0

85 0 0

74 19 0

103 0 0

22 0 0G8 10 0

80 0 0

200 0 0

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Deo., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dee., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

48 0 0 31 Dee., 1907

25 0 0 31 Dec. 1905

27 10 0 31 Dec. 1905

40 0 0

26 0 0

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

of £5 per annum, if

Contract commenced

No. I7.; -8th April, 1905 304 CommonwealthGarte,

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OP MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALEB continued.

Contractors'

Names. Addresses.

257 John J. Brannock* West Blowering

258 Charles L. Hartf

258A William J.Prowse

259 George Dyball ...

260 John Tresilian

261 CorneliusMcInerney

262 David. Livingstone

263 John E. Perrott...

264 Patrick O'Brien...

265 W. H. Scammell,jun.

266 Alfred J. Davis ...

267 Charles S. Smith

2G8 Archibald W.Finlay

269 Daniel North ...

270 Mrs. KatherineEin f1,111101

271 Herbert E. White

272 Chas. Hurst

273 Fredl:. G. Bul-lock

Tumut

Adelong

Wagra

Humula

l

Tarcutta

Tumberumba ...

Tumberumba ...

Tumberumba ...

Khancoban

Bethungra

Bethungra

Temora

Junco ...

Old Junee

Old Junee

Coolamon

Wagga Wagga ...

274 John Tresilian ... J Humula

275 Chas. Hurst Coolamon

276 William G. Pea - Wagga Wagga ...cock

* Contractor died 2nd November. 1

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.


SOUTHERN ROADScontinued.Tumut, West Blowering, and 21 Two

Yellowin, travelling vid theTumut Plains road and J. Pur -call's, Naughton's, McLeary's,and Tumut Plains Public School

Tumut, Blowering, Talbingo, and 40 TwoYarrangobilly ; and

Yarrangobilly, Yarrangobilly 20 OneCaves, and Kiandra. (Contractorto convey an extra mail per weekto and from Yarrangobilly andYarrangobilly Caves duringperiod from 1st November to30th April)

Tumut, Gilmore, and Adelong ... 12? Six

Tarcutta, Kyamba, .Lwntsvale,Little Billabong, Garryowen,and German ton

Tarcutta and Humula, by theMain Road

Tarcutta and Oberne Woolshed,via Oberne Homestead andIlfolloy's

Tumberumba and Lankey's Creek,rid Goldspinks, i''funderoo, No-place, Gadd's, and Holman's

Tumberumba, Greenwood, andTooma, vid Burra Station,Boggy Creek School, MeragleHomestead, and Tooma Wool -shed

Tumberumba, Burra, Boggy Creek,Meragle, New Meragle, Lobb'sHole, and Pleasant View(McGregor's)

Tooma and Khancoban, via War -brook, Opossum Point, andGreg Greg

Bethungra, Mitta Mitta (Dillon's),and Lower Yammatree, vidLangwell, Fuller's, Levett's, andYammatree

Bethungra and Ferndale

Junee, The Reefs, Sebastopol,and Temora, vid "Cooney'sCooney's Inn "

Junee, Wantiool, Eurongilly, andCooba, viti Quilter's, Weir's,McCarthy's, and Dollar ValeHomestead

Old Junee, Gwynne, and Win -chendon Vale (Barnes's) vid" Cooney's Hotel," Roche's,Foxe's, Murrulebale, Home-stead, Curron's, Stapleton's,Heaslip's, Brown's, and Saun-ders'

Old Junee to W. Belling's, E. R.Brown's, G. A. McNickle's, W.Turner's, F. White's, J. John -ston's, W. C. Hill's, and J. M.Green's, thence to Old Junee

Eurongilly and Wagga Wagga,,vid Oura, Euononyhareenyha,and Wantabadgery

Railway Station and Post Office,Wagga Wagga

Wagga Wagga, Forest Hill, AlfredTown, Lower Tarcutta, andTarcutta. (Contractor to traveldirect, omitting Lower Tarcuttaif required.)

Wagga Wagga, Malebo, Curra-warna, Millwood, and GroigGrong, vid main road toNortherwono Public School,Clarke's, O'Connor's, and Hall's

Wagga, Wagga, Ladysmith, AlfredTown, Book Book, Kyamba,Carabost, Rosewood, W olseleyPark, and Tuinberuniba

904, sureties J. P. Higgins and C. F.subsidy paid to them for contractor's widow.

f Contract cancelled 31st January, 1905.+ Transferred to Augustus J. Murphy and Glenbrane Galvin, of Wagga Wagga, from 16th January. 1905.

44

17

25

29

29

3S

53

19

10

38

2G

20

27

32

T

24

59

Three

Three

Two

One

Two

One

Two

Two

Two

Three

Two

Three

Two

Two

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

Horseback

2 -horselicensedcoach,horseback,or snowshoes ifnecessary

.4- wheeledlicensedvehicledrawn by2 or morehorses, asrequired


2 or 4wheeledcoach,2 horses

Horseback

2- wheeledvehicle

1 -horsebuggy

Horseback

2- wheeledvehicle, 1 Ihorse

Sulky,1 horse

2- wheeledvehicle, 1or 2 horses

(asrequired)iSulky, 1

horse

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 2horses

1 -horsevehicle

Thirty 4- wheeledtimes or waggonoftener ette, 1.

horseThree ... 4- wheeled

Coach, 2horses

Three 1 or 2 horsevehicle

Date ofTermination,

36 6 9 + 31 Dec., 1905

}190 0 0

52 0 0

31 Dec., 1905}

31 Dec., 1906

84 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

59 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

55 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

35 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

70 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

44 0 0

80 0 0

37 1 0

20 0 0

-89 0 0

65 0 0

6G 10 0

45 0 0

69 15 0

74 10 0

65 0 0

115 0 0

70 Three Coach, 2 I 159 10 0horses

Grill performing service from 3rd November, 1904, and

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906.

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

Co moñil+ealth Gazette. = 305 No, r7,-8t1i. April, rgot

CC\TriACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OP MAILS Iti Tlilfi STATE OF Nk5v SJL'Tii WALLScontinued.

Contractors'

is-awes.

277 James McFarlane

Addresses,Postal Lines.

Wagga Wagga ...

278 G ecrge E. Ings ...

279 Mrs. CatherineRichards

280 Patrick A. Stock-ton

2S1 George Richards...

2S2 Geo. Althin

2;$'3 .Tames Ro\vand ...

A14 R. S. Drummond

2S Geo. Althin

Wagga Wagga

Wagga Wagga ...

Wagga Wagga ...

Wagga \Vagga ...

Narrandera

Osborne

Lockhart

Narrandei <a

2&; Walter A. Breed Yerong Creek ...

2S7 Jas. Jenes ITOnty ...

2S8 Sohn O'Connor ... \Voomargama ...

289 Edward Palmer ... Alliury

290 ?\furty Donovan Jingc ::ir;

291 Christoph hile ... Tumberumba ...

...

Alin )x. Fie'Iueicyi1íä oftanrç Communica-in

áliles. Lion.

SOUTHERN ROADS continued.From Wagga Wagga to Brucedale,

thence by the Jun e road to the14 7mile post, their westerly bypublic road to lof': familton's,thence by main road. to Down-side; returning to Wagga Waggaby direct road from Downside

Wagga Wagga, Yiirragundry,Collingullie, Woodlands (G.

.. Bard veil's), and Pälmerston (J.W. Hull's), vid the old mainroad, Show - ground,, " JunctionIana," the Quartz Battery, Moo -

rong, Pomona, Pominingalarna,Cameron's, McColl's, P. \'il-eon's, R. Graham's, W. Ed-monds', and W. Davis'

VV agga Wagga, Lake Albert,Ptdlitop Station, Clifton, andLittle Billabong, vid Gregado,Big Springs and Livingtone

Wagga Wagga and Leayala's, vifClout's, Booth Brothers, Lin-don Brothers', and Bourke's

Wagga Wagga, Ma.ii opla,, Cook-ardinia, Kinross, and German-ton

The Rock, Bullenbong, and Lockliart

Lockhart and Osborne, ridSharpie's, \V. i 1cDonald's,Chambers', McIsaac's, andDitchfield's

Railway Station, Lockhart andPost Office, Lockhart ; andLockhart, Brookong, and Urana

Lockhart, Boree Creek, Yuelba,and Greenvale, via E. Diebert's,W. Weedon's, H. Weedon's, M.O'Connell's, Jones', Carroll's,Boree Creek Station, Wilson's,C. Hopwood's, Wilson's, Grie-per's, Marsh's, Grogan's, andO'Leary's. (Contractor to conveya third mail a week betweenLockhart and Yuelba, for anadditional sum of £20 per annum,and also to travel betweenYuelba and Greenvale by theWagga Wagga 3- chain road ;thence by 3 -chain road west ofHopwonci's ; thence vid Wil-son's, Griener's, &c.) ; or, ifrequired, to substitute thefollowing service for the above:To and from Lockhart and BoreeCreek and Yuelba ReceivingOffices, vid E. Diebert's, W.Weedon's, Ii. Weedon's, M.O'Connell's, .Tones', Carroll's,Guest's, and A. Wilson's, twicea week (18 miles), for the sinnof £60 per annum. (Contractorto convey an extra mail a weekfor an additional sum of £20 perannum)

Yerong Creek, Mundawaddera,Lalla,rook, Osborne, and Uran-geline, by the main road

Henty, Munyabla, Pleasant Hills,and Wallas dool, vid EdgehillSchool, and¢ by. the Arnmoreroute between pleasant Hillsand Wallandool Station

Railway Station, Culcairn, andPost Offices, Morven, Ralvona,and Germanton. (Contractor totravel on either side of the Billa-bong Creek in -times of flood)

Germanton, Woomargama, Mul-lengandra, Bowna, Thurgoona,and Albury

Germanton, MacLaurin, Parrara,Lankey's Creek and .lingellic,vid Annandale, Bullock's, W.King's, W. Connolly's, Burroave's,

Woodland's, Bryant's, Wauklyn's,(, caner' ~, and O rintell's

Yarrara. and \Volseley Park. vieCopaLella, Hilly's, l)outty's,and Porter's

of Calle,per iV L'L'k.

33 Three

41 Three

41 Three

17 Three

49 Three

27 Three

12 Three

As oftenas required

30 Three

23 Two

J

31 ' Three

22 I Three

18 Six

30 Six

37 Three. ...

17 Two

Mofle .0 ofAnnual

AnirConveyance. I able., t imp

Sulky, 1

i

49horse

2- wheeledvehicle, 1boo se

Sulky

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky,horse

1 -horsevehicle

4- wheeledwaggon-ette, 1horse

Coach, 2 orin orehorses. orlight ve-hicle, intime ofdrought


2- wheeledsulky, 1horse

Horse andsulky, orbuggy, 2Horses


Coach, 2horses

1- horse'vehicle

0 0

89 15 0

88 0 0

39 0 0

Date ofTermination.

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dee., 1907

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1907

88 0 0 ¡ 31 Dec., 1907

105 0 0 31 Dee., 1905

39 10 0 31 Dec., 1906

142 0 0

78 0 0

90 0 0

99 0 0

101 0 0

134 0 0

84 0 0

Sulky, 1 40 0 0boise

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dee., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec. 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 190G

28 Feb., 1905

No. 17.8th April, 1905 306 Commonwealth Gazette,


Contractors'

Names.

292 Whn. Brown ...

293 Adolph G. Simon

294 Edward Bain

Addressee.

Mullengandra ...

Albury

Dora Dora, viedAlbury

295 Crawford and Co. AlburyProprietary(Limited)

296 Robt. Weeding ... Goombargona ..,

297 John J. Keighran Jindera

298 Robt. Weeding Howlong

299 Robt. Weeding ... Howlong

300 Michael A. Cart - j Coolamonwright I

301 Jas. F. Chapman Coolamon

802 Frank Walker ... ( Coolamon

303 Jas. Dean ...1 Coolamon

304 Jas. Dean Coolamon

305 Robert Hugh GanmainLenon

306 George Symes .., i Ganmain

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.


SOUTHERN ROADScontinued.

1

Mullengandra and Morven, viaMountain Creek

Railway Station and Post Office,Albury

Albury, Bowna, Wagra, Tahnalmo,Maracket, Jingellic, Ournie,Wclaregang Station, and Tooma;with branch mails tó and frompoint near Ournie Station andOurnie Diggings; and

Welaregan- Station and Tin -taldra (Victoria)

Albury, Black Range, Jindera,Huon, Burrumtbuttock, Walbun-drie, Bulgandry, and Mahonga("Pastoral Hotel ") (Contractorsto extend service to MahongaSheep - station when practicable)

Albury, Bungowannah, and How-long

Jindera and Bungowannah, bySouthern road passing H. Balm's,A. Bastch's, T. Briese's, E.Grosse's, R. Wagner's, F.Lovett's, W. Daly's, G. Scholz's,C. Schmidt's, T. Shepard's,Neilson's, Carey's, and Craw -ford's

Howlong and Brocklesby, vid.rust's, Leahy's, The Olives,Reid's box, Scheetz's, Max-well's, Collis's, Courtney's lane,and Dwyer's

Brocklesby and Goombargona,and Goombargona and Cams-dale

Coolamon and North Berry Jerry;and North Berry Jerry, Trickettand Ariah Park (Harrison's), vidH. A. McKinnon's and thetravelling stock route

Coolamon, Uley and Warri Stationvid Bull Hole Corner, Mohr's ;thence by the lane betweenBirch's and McCaig's Holdingsto the northern boundary ofDoubleday's Holding, MenziesBrothers, Hannah's Gate, Cowa-bee, Murphy's, O'Hare's, Grim -shaw's, McCaig's, Mountain View(Clarke's), and Murril Creek

Coolamon, Rowallan, Shannon'sand Ariah, vid Veitch's, McKin-non's Public School, "JunctionInn," the stock route, Cassidy's,Mimosa West, Ellerslie, Ash -field, and Glenhope ; and Coola-mon, Shannon's and Ariah, vidthe old road to Fisher's (Ellers-lie) thence vid Macauley's

From and to Coolamon, vid Brush-wood School, Lockett's Lane,Roach's, Lesterfield School,McQuillan's, Redman's, Man -gain Receiving Office, Collis's,Levell's (Forest Vale), Erskine's,Upper Currawarna School, Cot -tee, D. Boyton's, Westman's,Ferguson's, Muller's, Sheedyand Reid's, Swann's, Tockley'sand Robertson's (alternate direc-tions each trip)

'From Coolamon to Millwood, bythe main road, returning vidBromham's, R. Nixon's, E.Booth's and J. Boyton's, return-ing to main road at VillageReserve No. 24,037

From Ganmain to Maxwell's,Carlyon's wire- netting gate,Scott's, McLeod's, and Kocki-bitoo Public School, returningto Ganmain vid Haibisch,senior's, and Bowen's

From Matong ,to Airlie Station,li. Swan's, E. Marsden's,Cowab-bie boundary ; thence about 3miles east to Dulah parish boun-dary ; thence south followingthe Main Road to Matong

20

87

4

2

52

20

11

18

Two ...

Five timesor oftenera day

Two

Two

Two

Six

Two

Two

Two

4 Two

6 One12 Three

23 Two

54 Two

54 One

49 One

45 Three

16117f

25

30

1

1

Two ...

Two

Two

Mode ofConveyance.

Horseback

4- wheeledcarriage,3 horses

Coveredpassengerconvey-ance, 1 ormorehorses

Covered -inconvey-ance, 2horses

Sulky, 1horse

2 or 4wheeledvehicle,1 or 2horses



sulky, 1horse

Vehicle, 1or morehorses asrequired

Sulky, 1horse

1 -horsesulky

Horseback

Licensed 2-wheeledvehicle, 1horse

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

£ s. d.

Date ofTermination,

60 0 0 31 Dee., 1905

74 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

200 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

297 0 0 31 Dec., 1.905

29 15 0 31 Dec., 1905

31 1.3 0 31 Dec., 1.905

25 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

12 7 6 31 Dec., 190G

107 10 0 31 Dee., 1907

80 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

120 10 0 131 Dec., 1907

83 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

44 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

45 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

39 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

commonwealth Gazette. 307 No. i7.--8th April, 1905

CONTItACTA FOR Tll t CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WAL8s -- continuaci.

_; ; 1,: ca.

Contractors'

307 James Smith ...

308 Joseph Bell ...

309Joseph Bell

310 George Al.chin ...

311 George Alchin ...

312 Edwin Ryland ...

313Mortimor O'Ma-honey

314 Crawford and Coy.Propy. Ltd.

315 Francis EdwardFogarty

316 John. E. Freund

317 James McCrabb

318 Herbert Tuffen ...

319 Mrs. W. Ryan ...

320 Adam T. Smith

321 Adam T. Smith ...

322 Wha. Davidson ...

323 Whu. T. McGavin

324Francus E.Fogarty

Postal Lines.Addresses.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Mites.

F rec;nencyof

Conimmnica-tion.

Mode ofConveyance.

Grong Grong ...

Narrandera

Narrandera

Narrandera

Narrandera

Narrandera

Morundah

Albury

Corowa

Urana

Jerilderie

Jerilderie

Jerilderie

Jerilderie

Jerilderie

Berrigan

Lowesdale

Corowa


From Grong Grong to Billaah and 24Murril Creek Saw- mill(DumbrellBros'.) vid Folly's, Myers',Quinn's, North Berembed Pro-visional School, North Berem -

bed, and Belmore Mines ; and 21from Murril Creek to Billaahand Grong Grong, vid Evans',McKeone's Reefs, KennedyBros'., and the Main Road

Railway Station and Post Office,Narrandera

Narrandera, Jackson's Water -holes, Galore Park, and Lock-hart, vid Gillenbah, GaloreStation, and Day's Farm

Narrandera, Colinroobie, andBare/tan

Narrandera, and Billinbah, vilsG illenbah, Batson's, WattsBrothers', and Doyle's (the out- , 26.)side road from Yanko Creek toBillinbah to be observed duringflood time), and vid Euroley.(Conti actor to travel on the out-ward journey, vid the boundarybetween Tubbo and Cuddellstations, and vid McPherson'sholding)*

Narrandera and Yalgogrin, vidMount Crystal, Mumbledool,Bolero (A. G. Humby's), andNorth Bolero

Morundah, Chanticleer, andYamma

47

32 Three

30), Three

No. of tiniesper week.

Two

Two


Two ...

Widgiewa or Coonong RailwayStation, as required, and Urana

Urana, Overton, Daysdale, Coreen,Lowesdale, Bipp, and Corowa ;and Corowa, Bid p, Lowesdale,Coreen, and Daysdale

Urana and Yuelba ReceivingOffice

Railway Station and Post Office,Jerilderie

Jerilderie, Wilson, and FairlieGrange, vid Spring Plain, Kulki,Argoon Post Office, and Flynn's,and Jerilderie, NorthCoree, Wil-son, Argoon, and Fairlee Grange,vied Whitby's, Wilson's (CarrahFarm) ; thence by existing routeto a point about 3 miles north ofWilson ; thence west about 2miles ; thence vid Thomas More-land's, William Mackie's, SpringPlain, Kulki Station, and Flynn's

Jerilderie, Oakview, and Broome

Jerilderie, Innesvale, and NowranicStation, vid Four Corners, southboundary of South YathongHolding, Mrs. Mallon's, GumSwamp, Myall Plains, Richard's ;thence north vid C. Smith's,Grenell's, and Smythe's. (Con-tractor to call at Oaklands onjourney from Jerilderie)

48 Two

15 Two

18 Three

54 Two

27 One

34 Two

+Nine

89 Two

70 One

20 1 Three

53 1 Two

}

1 -horsesulky


Sulky,1 horse

2- wheeledvehicle,1, 2, or 3horses

2- wheeledvehicle, 12, or 3horses


Horsebackor sulky,1horse

Coveredconvey-ance, 1 or

more horses4- wheeled

coveredcoach, 2,3, or 4horses, asrequired

Sulky, 1horse

... 14- wheeledwaggon-

ette, 1 horse4- wheeled

coach, 2or morehorses

Horseback

4 - wheeledvehicle,2 or morehorses

AnnualAmount pay -

able.Date of

Termination.

£ s.

40 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

28 0 0

70 0 0

52 0 0

*42 0 O

7ö O O

52 0 0

70 0 0

170 0 0

52 0 0

45 0 Of

144 0 0

31 Dee., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dee., 190G

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

45 0 0 31 Dee., 1906

120 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

Jerilderie and Urana ... 35 Three ... 2 - wheeled 90 0 0 31 Dec., 1906vehicle, 1horse

Mulwala, Mount Gwynne, and 35 Two Coach or 64 10 0 31 Dec., 1907Berrigan sulky, 1,

2, or3horsesLowesdale and Middledale 10 One Horseback, 35 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

or gig, 1horse

.. Corowa, Mulwala, Barooga Town- 44 Three 4 - wheeled 175 0 0 31 Dee., 1906skip, and Tocumwal coach, 2

horses* Contractor allowed an additional sum of 274 per annum for extending service to Whitton, vid Bornholt s, from 1st March, 1905 (46

1442 miles).Frequency reduced to six tines a week, and subsidy to £30 per annum, temporarily, from 1st February, 1903;

No. 17. --8th April, 19os 308 Commonwealth Gaze

CONTRACT/3 FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF Nlîw SOUTH WALES continued.

Contractors'

Khanes. Addresses.

315 Wlnn. Davidson ... Berrigan

326 Francis E.Fogarty.

327 Francis E. Fogarty

328 Crawford & Co.Proprietary Ltd.

329 Margaret Cor-coran

3.30 «Tlm. A. O'Bryan

Corowa

Corowa

Albury

Berrigan

Daysdale

331 William Davidson i Berrigan

332 James Robinson Finley ...

333 Alex. Herwin ...

334 Jas. Robinson ...

335 John T. Bou -chier

336 Deniliquin andAloama Rail-way Company

337 John Dean

338 Wm. Johnston ...

339 Malick Glennon

340 Jas. Robinson ...

341 Alfred E. Perrin

342 Philip Riley

343 Tas. Robinson ...

344 Matthew Hole ...

* Fromtrips weekly.

Deniliquin

Finley

Deniliquin

Deniliquin

Deniliquin

Deniliquin

Young

Finley

Deniliquin

Hay

11Zoama

Mouiainein

1st October to 30th April,

f

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Frequency.of

Communica-tion.


SOUTHERN ROADS contin?(ed.

Corowa, Savernake, Warmatta,and Berrigan, vid Sedgwick's,Merton, Ringwood, Ryan's(Savernake Lane), 13ott's BullPlain, &c. ; with a branch mail toand from Merton and Murchison'svid Summer Glen, Hawkins', andAnderson's

Corowa, Hopefleld, and Carnsdale,vid Tyrone School and Oil -tree,or Kentucky Station

Corowa and South Corowa

Corowa and Waligunyah (Victoria)

Railway Station and Past Office,Berrigan

Berrigan, Narrow Plains, Miles-vale, Oaklands, and I)a.ysdale,vid Jerilderie -road to MyallPlains Gate, 111omolong, andWan gam(

Berrigan, Lalalty, Barooga, andRailway Station, Cobram (Vic-toria)

Tociun aval acid Berrigan vit Harri-son's, Quirk's, Looney's, MeNab's,Thompson's, Rooney's, RockQuarry, Deakiii's, Burn's, andRobinson's. (Contractor to conveymails twice a week, if required,for the sum of £39 per annum)

Tocuinwal and Deniliquin, vidWOpei .an a, Howe's, Aratul a,Buchier's, S. McLaren's, OldMoroco Station, and CornallaStation Homestead ; and fromTocumwal to Tuppal (Pearson's)along the Jerilderie-road toLooney's ; thence vid O'Brien's,Crowe's, Hunt's, McVicker'sand Canning's, returning bydirect route

Tocumwal and Finley ; and Fin-ley, Hoinsville, and Jeril-derie

Railway Station and Post Office,Deniliquin

Deniliquin, Southdown, Hill Plain,Mathoura, Moira, Navarino,Moama, and Ecliuca (Vic.)

Deniliquin, Cochran Creek, andTuilah Station, vid Cobran andNorth Wakool

Deniliquin, Pretty Pine, Morago,Baratta, Moulamein, Hiller -

mann's, and Balranald, vidMoolpa mail change, MoolpaStation, and a point oppositeLiewah Station

Deniliquin, Conargo, Coree, andJerilderie

Deniliquin, Wandook, Piiie Hills,and Finley, vid Mooney's Swampand McAlister's

Deniliquin and Rangemore, vidCalimo and Werai

Moama, Perricoota, Womboota(Edwards'), and Woomboo(Rogers') ;

With a branch mail to and froma , point on the Moama andPerricoota line, Tataila, andAltear

Altear, Thyra, and Hawkin's. viwW. Ripper's, J. E. Marsh's, J.Tomlinson'.s, R. Thompson'.,and R. Anderson's

Moulamein, Neimer, and Barham ;and Neimer- bridge and NoorongHomestead

50

9

Two

Two

4

27 One

2 Six

1

43

l1

Twelve ...

Three

Two

2 . Six

25 Three

54 i Two

23

1414.4

24

45

49

127

r6

40

48

23

J

36

Three

SixThree }

Twice, oroftenerdaily

Once a day

One

Two

Three

Two

Two

Three

Two

Two

44 i Two45 ! Two J

Mode ofConveyance.

Coach, orsulky, 11 '

or morehorses

Conveyance,11 or morehorses

Conveyance1 or morehorses

Coveredconvey-ance, 1horse

4- wheeledconvey-ance, 1horse

4- wheeledconvey-ance, 2horses

Coach, 2, 3,or 4 horses'.


Coach,horses

Buggy, 1.

horse

AmericanCoach, 2or morehorses

Vehicle ...

Railway ...

Sulky, 1horse


Coach, 2, 34 or 5 horsesGig, 1 or 2

horses asrequired



Dog -cart,1 horse

Coveredwaggon-ette, 2horses

the subsidy (half subsidy payable by State of Victoria) is at the rate of

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

£ s. d.

Date ofTermivatioo,

124 15 0 31 Dec., 1907

35 0 0 31. Dee., 1906

28 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

25 0 0* 31 Dec., 1906

20 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

120 0 0 31. Dec., 1906

33 15 o 31 Dec., 1907

44 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

100 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

158 10 0 31 Dec., 1906

34 19 0 31 Dec., 1906

450 0 0 At threemonths'notice oneither side

41 10 0 31 Dec., 190G

445 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

200 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

56 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

SO 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

9G 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

56 0 0 31st Dec., 190G

74 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

£31 5s. per annum for fifteen

07

OG

07

OG

05

0G

07

7

OG

OG

OG

le

OG

7

7

OG

Commonwealth Gazette.- 309 No. 17.--Sth April, r9o5

CONTRACT8 FOR THE CONVEYANCE Osa' MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES Continutd.

Contractors'

Names.

345 Charles E. Murphy

346 Ernest Mira

347 Mrs. Alice E.Mira

348 Richard Ackland

349 William Budd ...

350 Robert J. Black

351 Robert J. Black

352 Robert J. Black

353 .Tames McConnon

354 Thos. McCarten

355 T. Beaumont ...

35G .Tames McLean

357 John least

358 William Peevers

Addresses.

Moulamein ...

Barham

Barham

Brobenah ...

fLake Cudgellico -{

Whitton ...

Whitton

Whitton

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Afiles.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.


SOUTHERN ROADS continued.Moulamein, Mallan, and Swan

Hill (Vic.), vid Bickford's,McCannan's, Macaulay's, Beres-ford, senior's, Maddy Bros'.,Plusuridge's, and Turner's ;thence by surveyed road, vidCameron's, Clyne's, and M.Beresford's

From Barham to W. McConnell's,vid Moulamein Road to aboutthe 7 -mile post, thence westerlyvid E. A. Storm's, returning toBarham vid Swan Hill Road

Barham and Koondrook (Vic.) ...

Yanko, Brobenah, and Ridout's,vid Stiven's and Comyn's

Whitton, Mount Elliott, Rankin'sSprings, and Lake Cudgellico ;and

Whitton, Mount Elliott, andRankin's Springs

Whitton, Mount Ida, and Fairfield(.T. Wilson's), vid .T. L. Bull's,Lana Vale, A. C. McGrath's,T. McGrath's, P. Coleman's, T.Bull's, Edmondstone's, S. A.Bull's, S. J. Bull's, A. Driver's,Portion 331, Dunn and Co.'s,The Cliffs, Lake View, Wen-douree, Verandah Rock, andClifton. (Contractor to call atCurlew Park Homestead onjourneys from Whitton)

Railway Station and Post Office,Whitton ; and Whitton and Tub-bo Station, vid W. Robinson's, H.E. Weston's, Whitton Bridge,Whitton Punt, Bornholt's,+Bare-ana Creek, and Jerambula ; andTubbo Station, and DarlingtonPoint, vid Warrangesda. (Duringflood times mailman to travel andcross waters by boat at WhittonBridge, Hulong Sand Hill, andDarlington Point)

Whitton, Pleasant Valley, andGoslings, vid McKinnon'sCorner,Durnan's, North Gogelderie, andBynya

Whitton Merool Creek and J. G. Matchett'sPine Ridge Selection, vid FenianYards, Hillside, and Myall Park

Rankin's Springs Rankin's Springs and YalgogrinNorth, vid Eurathra, Malonga,W. Stanley's. P. O'Gorman's,F. Rowe ;s, Nariah and NariahTin lease (Blunden's)

Darlington Point Darlington Railway Station, NorthDarlington Point, and DarlingtonPoint Post Office, near the river

Darlington Point From Darlington Point Post Officeto lVarrengcsda Mission Station;thence to Cummings, Pethy-bridge, D. Fraser, Kook andSons, Eulo ; thence vid Parker's,Beaumont's, Robinson's, Pear-

son's, Topprell's, O'Neill's, Ringwood, Davis', McGrath's, andback to Darlington Point

Hay ... Darlington Point and Hay, travel-ling on the south side of theriver

Carrathool, Gunbar, and Hillstonvid Dry Lake, " Gunbar Hotel,"Gunbar, Whealbah -road, as faras portion No. 23, parish ofLake Gunbar, thence by GunbarStation road to McKinley'sHotel, B. W. Doyle's, Aus-tralian Mortgage and AgencyCompany's selection, portionsNos. 24, 20, and 18, parish ofBurgess, and Green Hills ; andCarrathool, Gunbar, and Hi l l-ston, vid Dry Lake, " GunbarHotel," and McKinley's

Hay, Beloeth, One Tree, and Boo-

ligal, vid " Quondong Hotel "

Ivanhoe ... Booligal, Merrowie, Mossgiel, andIvanhoe

Balranald

359 Smith, Simpson, Hayand Co.

3G0 Duncan H. Wil-liamson

* Contractor to convey mails twelve times a week if required.1- Contractor to cease calling at Bornholt's, and subsidy reduced to £82 4s. 7d. per annum from. let March, 1905 (4 miles less).

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.Date of

Termination.

50 . One ... 2- wheeledconvey-ance, 1.

horse

17

Two15

Six

25 Two

123 One

87 One

63 Two

30 Six*

23 Four

9 Three

53 Two

19 Two

50 , One

Horseback

Sulky, 1horse

jCoach, 2} or morej horses

... Ì 1 horsesulky, or2 horsewaggon-ette, ifrequired

Sulky, 1horse, or2 -horse

waggonette

... I Sulky,horse,

8 Six (sevenif required)

30

76

Three

Three

74 Two

80

il

90

One

1

orwaggon-ette, . 2horses ifrequired

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

Vehicle, 1,2, or morehorses

Horsebackor sulky

Coach, 1, 2,3, orhorses

4

4- wheeledAmericancoveredcoach, 4horses

Three .. 4- wheeledcoach, 2 or4 horses

Two ... 4- wheeledconvey-ance, 2or morehorses

£s.ci.

95 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

45 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

30 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

62 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

227 18' G 31 Dec., 1906

99 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

95 0 0i- 31 Dec., 190G

94 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

41 0 0 31 Degÿ, 1905

49 9 7 31 Mar., 1905

40 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

38 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

189 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

439 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

247 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

438 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

No. i7. ---Rh Aprii, 19os 310 Commonwealth Gazette,

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALEScontinued.

Contractors'

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein


361 Allan D. Mackley

362 John Kirkwood...

363 John Beast M

364 Smith, Simpson,and Co

365 Smith, Simpson,and Co.

366 John Kirkwood ...

367 Charles Lee

368 Thos. Nicholson ...

369 Sidney E. Osmond

370 Wlm. Waldiè ...

371 .Tas. Aberline ...

372 Chas. G.McMahon

373 Ernest A. Watson

374 Ewen Cameron,jun.

375 John Alex. Smith

376 Thos. Smith ...

377 John Ashcroft ...

378 Whin. A. Scott ...

Carrathool ...

Hay ...

Hay .:.

Hay ...

Hay... ...

Hay ...

Booroorban

Booligal

Booligal

St. Andrew's, vidBooligal

Mossgiel

Wentworth ibes

Balranald ...

Balranald

Stony Crossing ...

fClare (near Bal-

ranald)l

Ivanhoe

Wilcannia


Carrathool and Sand Hills, vid thestock route running south fromCarrathool ; thence by 2 -chainroad running east, vid Beau -mont's, Cattanach's, McWi1-ham's, W. Arnold's, to south-west corner of Mrs. M. Stewart'ssettlement lease, thence vidV. J. Scriffen's, T. Bourke's,

and Boree Creek to the junc-tion of latter with stock route.(Contractor to extend serviceto Argoon if required for £12per annum. extra)

Railway Station and Post Office,Hay

FromïIay toEurugabah and Gunbar,returning to Hay vid Galah ; and

From Hay to Gunbar via Galati,returning to Hay vie/ Eurugabah

nay, Booroorban, Wanganella,Pretty Pine, and Deniliquin

Hay, Maude, Oxley, and Balranald,with a branch mail betweenMande, Gilam and Nap Napmail box on the north side ofthe river)

Hay and Thelangerin, vid Woo-loondool, Darcoola, and BenduekBack Station

Booroorban and Wilson, viel War -gam, \Varwillah, Willurah,Steam Plains, and Moonbria

Booligal, Culparlin, and Oxley, vidNicholson's, Turner's, Bent's,Honen's, Moffat's, and Gibson'sHomestead Leases, Arrawatta,Cul pataro Station, and Smith's,McLennan's, Ingram's, andHolmes' Homesteads

Adelaide Camp (on the Booligal-Mossgielmail line) and WillandraHomestead, vat Merungle, Belle-vue, Furlong, Mount Pleasant,Pineleigh, Maxwell Braes, Yan-dembah, Thurlow, Moolbong,and Roeta ; and Adelaide Campand Willandra Homestead, vidMerungle, Andreylea, MaxwellBraes, Yandembah, Thurlow,Moolbong, and Roeta

Kirindi (on Booligal- Ivanhoe mailline) and Weonga, vid Glen -roy, Daisy Plains, Ravens -field, St. Andrew's, and Fresh-water

Mossgiel and Paddington, vidConoble, Murrumbong. andMoolah Stations. and CorowaGovernment Tank

Balranald, Euston, Gol Gol, Mil-dura (Vic.). and Wentworth; andMildura (Vic.), and Wentworth

Balranald, Hillermann's, WakoolCrossing, Stony Crossing, andSwan Hill (Victoria), vid PoonBoon and Murray Downs

Balranald, Hatfield. and Clare, vidPaika, Darling Block D, You'llPlain Tank, Till Till Station,and Till Till Government Tank

Stony Crossing and Tooleybuc, vidPoon Boon, Monahan's, Shána-ban's, and Downie's

Clare and Manfred ; andFrom Manfred Station to Gol Gol

Station, vid Mulurulu, Pan Ban,and Garn Pang, returning toManfred Station vid Mulurulu

Ivanhoe and Clare, vid KilferaStation

Ivanhoe and W}lcannia ..,

53

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.


One

I Threo

51 One

51 One

.80 Six

120 Three

9 One37 One

73 Two

100 One

68 One

62 Ono

33 Ono

124 One

12rí One

Two52¡ Four

110

20

Two

One

}

}

15 One115 One j

50

120

One

One

Mode ofConveyance.

Sulky, 1horse

Spring -cart,1 horse

Coach, 1, 2,3, or 4horses

4 - wheeledAmericancoach', 2or morehorses

3 or 4 horse4- wheeledAmericancoach

Horseback4 wheeledconvey-ance, 2horses

Vehicle ...


Sulky, 1horse, orbuggy, 2horses,when re-quired

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

£ s. d.

40 0 0

20 0 0

79 0 0

900 0 0

837 0 0

42 18 0

97 0 0

15G 0 0

104 0 0

Sulky, 1 40 0 0horse

Shanghai,2 or 4horses

Coveredcoach, 4horses

4 - wheeledcoach, 2,

. 3, or 4horses, asrequired

Coach, 2, 3,Or morehorses

Horseback

Shanghai,2 horses

Buggy, 2horses

4 - wheeledveliielt , 2horses

195 0 0

384 0 0

207 0 0

470 0 0

30 0 0

102 0 0

99 0 0

19890

Date ofTermination.

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1.905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec.,1907

31 Oct., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec:, 1906

31 Dec., 1907

conlonweatth Gazette. 3I t No. 17.-8th April, 1905

CONTRACTS FOR THE Coti'EYA)\cE UF ?1ín11.5 I1 THE ST.1'fh, OF NEW SOUTH WALESContinucd.

Contractors'

Naines.

379 Joseph Denison...

380 Alex. Hunter

3S1yPaul H. 1Miilrphy

382 Tlios. Hamilton...

383 John Hill and Co.(Limited)

384 W. H. Morrison

385 John Hill and Co.(Limited)

38G Whn. H. Morrison

387 Harry Webb* ...

388 Jas. McClure ...

3S9 Jas. McClure ...

390 William Croulaity

391 Joseph Hagan ...

Addresses.

Wilcannia

Broken Hill ...

Wileannia

Kircumbra hotel,Paroo -road, Wil-cannia

Broken Hill ...

Wilcannia

Broken Hill ...

Wilcaunia

Menindie

Bancannia Lake,vid Torrowaugee

Bancannia

1Milperinka

Yalpunga

1 Chas. H. Massey ¡ Manly ...

Postal Lines.

Approx.

tancein

Miles.

SOUTHERN ROADS aontinucd.Wentworth, Pooncarie, Tartna

Point, and Menindie. (Con-tractor to travel via the road tothe Darling River bank oppositeCuthero homestead)

Wentworth and Broken Hill, vidthe Ana - branch and Cudlnore'sPopiltall Station

Menmdie and Wilcannia, vid the"inside " or " river" road, be-tween a point north of Pama-maroo Bridge to the junction ofthis road with the "outside"road, at a point 14- mile u p theriver from Cameron's Home-stead ; thence vid Vigor's. Wein-teriga Station, opposite Tintinal-logy Station, and Rocky Water -hole Hotel (old route to betravelled in time of flood)

Wilcannia and Wanaaring, by thenew cleared road, vid CopagoLake

Railway Platform and Post Office,Broken Hill

Broken Hill, Round Hill, MountGipps, and Wilcannia, by thenew road

Broken Hill and Pinnacles ...

Broken Hill, Stephen's Creek, andTorrowaugee

Broken Hill and Menindie, by thecleared road, vid the QuondongHotel

Bancannia Lake (on the Torro-wangee and Cobham Lake mailline) and Yandarlo, vid Nundoraand Morden

Yandarlo and Salisbury, vid Van -cannia and Bootra

Milperinka and Yandanna, vidMount Poole and Mount Sturt

Tibooburra, Yalpunga, and Wom-Pah (Queensland), vid Warri

Warri, and Olive Downs

182

Frequencyof

Communica-tion

Mode ofCoi.v4yailcu:.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.


Two

205 One

108 Two

173 One

63S Once oryards of tener

daily120 Two ..

NORTHERN ROADS.f Manly, Brookvale, Narrabeen,

; f Rock Lily, and Newport ;... , With a branch mail to and from

I Rock Lily, Bayview, andChurch Point

Wiseman's Ferry, CentralI McDonald, St. Albans, and

Upper McDonald ;and

Wiseman's Ferry, CentralMcDonald, and St. Alban's

Lower Mangrove and MangroveCreek

Hornsby aIId Gaiston ;...and

Galston, Dural, and Glenorie ...

2 John J. Walker... Central McDonald

3 Edward Craft ... Mangrove Creek

1 Fredk. R. Black ...

5 Alfred Flarey ...

6 W11I1. Settrecs ...

7 Geo. A. Young ...

S MatthewJ. Wood-bury

9 W1ni. Roberts ..10 Geo. A. Palmer ...

11 Francis P. O'Leary

Glenorie

Galston

Kincumber

Gosford

Wyong Creek ...

Durren Durrell ...Yarramalong ...

Cooranbong ...

GaLston and Arcadia,( Woy Woy Railway Station and

Post Office, Blackwall ; and

I Blackwall, Davis Town, and Kin -cumber

Gosford, Erina, Terrigal, andWamberal

Railway Station, Wyong, and PostOffices, Wyong and Wyong Creek

Wyong, .7illi 'by, and Durren PurrenWyong, Yarramalong, and Brush

Creek

Railway Station, Morisset, andPost Office, Cooranbong

10 Two

39 Two

71 Two

44 One

60 One

36 One

52 One

13 Six

2s Six

17 Two

10 Two

6 Two

8 Six

9 Six

:1 Six4 Six

7 Six

S Six

2 Six

84 Two12 Three

4 Twiccaday

£s. d.

Date ofTermination.

Shanghai,2 or morehorses

Waggonette,2 horses

Buggy, 1 or2 Horses

764

435

378

8

0

0

0 f

0 ,

0

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

2 -horseshanghai

300 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

Vehicle ... 47 10 0 31 Dee., 1907

Americancoach, 4horses

290 0 0 31 Dec., 1905


48 0 0 31 Dee., 1905

Coach, 4horses

130 0 0 At threemonths' noticeon either side

Americancoach, 3or morehorses

*99 0 0 *31 Dec., 1906

Horseback 50 0 0 14 Feb., 1905

Sulky, 1horse

90 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

2 or 4-wheeledvehicle, 2horses

60 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

Buggy, 2horses

70 0 0 31 Dee., 1906


100 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

Licensedvehicle

48 0 0 31 Dec., 1906


Coach, 2 ormore horses1 or more

horsebuggy orsulky

99 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

Sulky . 39 0 0 31 Dec., 1905On foot and

horseback,or all theway byboat if re-quired

96 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

Horse andsulky

50 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

Horseback 25 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

Horseback 25 0 0 31 Dec., 19054- wheeled

vehicle,43 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

2 horses4- wheeled

sociable,22 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

2 horses* Consequent on contractor Webb's default, Mr. John Cleary to be !laid £8 for the period from 18th to 31st October, 1904,

per week from ist November, 1904, to 13th January, 1905, for performing service. Contract cancelled from 13th January, 1905.and £3

No. 17.= --Sth April, 1905 312 Commonwealth Gazefte ,; onlnla

CONTRACTA FOR THE CONVEYANCE of MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEw SOUTH WALESContinued.

Contractors'

Names. Addresses.Postal Lines.

Approx. Frequency!)s- oftance Comniunica-In tion.Miles.


Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

it s. d.

NORTHERN ROADS continued.

12 Mrs. Sarah J.Horgan

1 Martinsville Cooranbong and Martinsville.(Contractor to convey mails onhorseback for X15 per annum ifrequired)

4 Six ... 1 Coach,horses

16 0 0

13 Jas. W. Clark ... Newcastle Fasslfern and Toronto ... 2? Six Horseback 11 0 0

14 Robert Walton ... Catherine HllBay

Newcaale, The Junction, Mere -wether, Charlestown, Belmont,Swansea, Mine Camp, and

25 Six Carriage, 1or morehorses

129 0 0

Catherine Hill Bay15 Jas. P. Turner ... Mosquito Island Newcastle and Mosquito Island ... 4 Six Cart 10 0 016 Geo. Shearman ... Fullerton Cove, Stockton and William Town ... 10 Three 52 0 0

Stockton17 Mrs. Selina Blanch Anna Bay William Town, Salt Ash, and 20 Three Horseback 69 6 8

Anna Bay18 John Jones Dudley ... Charlestown and Dudley 2 Six Horseback 40 0 019 Thos. James Wallsend- Platts-

burgWallsend- Plattsburg and Minmi.

(When the mid-day train from4 Twelve Coach, 2 or

3 horses127 0 0

Sydney is late, contractor toconvey the mails for Wallsend-

. Plattsburg and Minim fromCockle Creek Railway Station,to Wallsend- Plattsburg)

20 Thos. James Wallsend - Platts-burg

Wallsend Plattsburg and YoungWallsend. (Contractor to con -vey a seventh mail per weekfrom Wallsend- Plattsburg to

4 Six Coveredsulky orbuggy, 1horse

50 0 0

Young Wallsend if required)t Railway Station and Post Office,

Hexham1 Once a

dayFrom Hexham Railway Station to

Raymond Terrace6 ¡ Thirteen

or moreFrom Raymond Terrace to Hex-

ham Railway Station, and6 Six or

moreRaymond Terrace, Limeburner's 59 Six

21 Edward P. Now -land

GilgandraCreek, Booral, Stroud, Tele-gherry, Clareval, Weismantel's,Ward's River, Stratford, andGloucester ; and Gloucester,Krambach, Kundi.Lakh, Bo Bo,Tinonee, and Taree. (Con-tractor to travel vid Killawarra

48 Six

Coach, 2 ormorehorses asrequired

1,300 0 0

Bridge on completion, and Wing-ham, in time of flood, and whenmails cannot be crossed atTinonee)

22 Whn. Smith ... RaymondTerrace Raymond Terrace,Nelson'sPlains,and Mount Kenwary

5 Six 30 0 0

23 Mrs. N, Corbett Miller's Forest ... Raymond Terrace, Dockyard, and 4 Six Horseback 28 0 0Miller's Forest

24 \Vlm. Partridge Eskdale Raymond Terrace and Eskdale ... 4h Three Horseback,or sulky

17 18 0

25 John T. Parker...

26 Whir. Campbell...

Limeburner'sCreek

Bulahdelah

Limeburner's Creek, Karuah, TeaGarden's, and Hawke's Nest, vidTahlee, and Carrington Village

Booral, Girvan, and Bulandelah...

19

20

Three

Six

2- wheeledtrap,1 horse


70 0

107 0

0

0

27 John Power Bulahdelah Bulandelah, Markwell, and Upper 10 Three Horseback 30 0 0Myall

28 John Blows, junr. Boorah Bulandelah, Boolambayte, Bung-wall, and Carba

22 Three 2- wheeledvehicle,1 horse

6G 5 0

29 Boyle White ... Bulandelah Bulandelah and Coolongolook ... 19 Two Sulky, 1horse

53 19 0

30 Murdock McIn-tosh

Forster Bungwahl and Forster ... 30 One Horseback 21 0 0

31 Chas. Dargaville* Nabiac... Coolongolook, Wang Wauk, andNabiac

11 Two Horsebackor sulky,1 horse

29 10 0

32 Archibald McKin-non

Barrington Gloucester, Barrington, and Cope-land North

9L Six Horse andsulky

73 0 0

38 Hugh McSwan ... Barrington ,.. Barrington and Nowendoc 50 One Horseback 55 0 0

34 Archibald-McKin-non

Barrington Barrington, Berrico Creek, andRawden Vale, vid Arrowsmith's,Duncan McRae's, and Berrico

23 Two

Pack horse 83 0 0Station ; and Rawden Vale andCurracabark 26 One

35 John W. Farrell

3 Jas, Tattersall ...

Walcha

Krambach

Nowendoc, Ornndunibi, andWalcha,

Krambach, Cowan's, and Cocum-bark

47

G

One

Three

1 horsesulky

51 0

13 10

0

0

37 James Tattersall Krambach Krambach, Fair view, Nabiac, Failford, Lower Wallamba, Tun -curry, and Forster

22 Six Coach, 2horses

116 10 0

38 Herbert Thurling Killawarra Killawarra and Kimbriki, vidWeatherby's Murray's, Robin -son's, Latimer's, Monk's, Tay-lor's, and Martin's. (Contractor toconvey mails three times a weekat £25 7s, per annum if required)

12 Two Horseback 17 5 0

Date ofTermination.

31 Dec., 1907

At threemonths' noticeon either side

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1.90631 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 190031 Dec., 1900

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

* Contractor died 27th September, 1904, service bein performed by sureties for contractor's widow (Mrs. Jessie Dargaville).

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CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES-- continued.

Names.

Contractors'

Addresses.

39 JcS:c T. Bird 4`, ... . Z3Tirigham

40 Frederick T. Lam-bert

41 Pat.l:. Healy

4 Murdock Parker

43 Thomas H. Miller

44 Thos. Thornton...

45 Thos. H. Miller...

46 Noah Pane

Port Macquarie

Pam poolair

'1'aree

Zinghani ...

Killabakh Creek

W ingliarn

Cundle Plains,Cundletown

47 Geo. A. Gibson ..- Nowendoc Ri- rver, vid Knorrit Flat

4S Henry E. Yarling. Dingo Creekton

49 James Evindin ... Coopernook

50 James Lvindin ... Coopernook

51 Chas, Wooclgate

52 Jas Watts ... Kew ...

53 Geo. W. Lightley Kew ...

Wauchope

Mitchell's Island

54 Jas. W. Robinson

55 Tlìos. J. Free-. man

56 {.leo. llarriutt ...

57 Edward 111orcom

58 Jas. W. Robinson

59, Edwin C. Naylor

60 Wm. Siilitue

G1lobt.0'Neilí ...

West Kempsey{

Rawdon Island ...

Yarras...

Wauchope

Postal Lines.

!Approx. l'repnencyi''Once Coninnwica-in

?:o. of timesper wee':.

NORTHERN ROADS continued.Three and Wingliain, vid Woolla . S.', Six

Wool la

Taree, Cliathani, Cundletown, 51 SixChinni Ghinni, Jones' Island,Coopernook, Moorland, John'sRiver, Camden Haven, Kew,and Port Macquarie

Taree, Glenthorne, and Thun- S Threelioolah

Taree, Sidebottom Creek, and 17 TwoNabiao, vid Stony Creek

11'iirgham. Killawarra, and Wood- 16 Threeside

Winghain and Cedar Party Creek 6and Cedar Party Creek and 4Killabakh Creek

Wingham, Dingo Creek, and 13Mailee

Cundletowii, Oxley- Island, and 5 Twolohnock

Three ..Two or

ThreeThree

Woodside, Knorrit Flat, andNumber One ; and

Number One and .Nowendoc ...

Dingo Creek and Wherrol Flat.(Contractor to travel vid DingoCreek Bridge in times of flood)

Coopernook, Lansdowne, CentralLansdowne, and Upper Lans-downe, vid Rock Mill, thePublic School and Minnett's

Coopernook, Catt a Creek, andHarrington

Jones's island and Mitchell'sIsland

Kew and Laurieton

Kew and Kendall

Port Macquarie and Wauchope ...

Port Macquarie, Telegraph Point,East Kempsey, and Kempsey ;and

From Telegraph Point to PortMacquarie

Port Macquarie, Blackman'sPoint, Rawdoii Island, andEnnis

Wauchope, Huntingdon, Gan -non's Creek, Long Flat, Ellen-borough, and Yarras

Wauchope and Beechwood, vidthe main road

Telegraph Poi ii t Telegraph Point, Ballenggarra,Rolbuid's Plains, and ZJliperRolland's Plains

BeIgrave, WestKempsey

Gladstone

¡ '`'Pest Kempsey, Greenhill, Warne-

t<nr, Bcl!jr' ve, and Sherwood ;From Kempsey to West Kempsey,

Greenhill, Sherwood, and 112u-iarrabah ; and from Muliarr:a-

bali to Sherwood. Greenhill,and West Kempsey

Kempsey, Frederickton, SmithTown, Gladstone, Sum. inerIsland, Pelican Island, Jersey-ville, Gooloondurri, South -WestRocks, and Arakoon, vied the leftbank or Gladstone side of theriver, between Frederickton andGladstone. (Mails to be con-veyed between Kempsey, Frede-rickton, and Gladstone by boatin time of flood) 1

., W..T. Lambert performing service for months of January and February, 1005, at £610s. per month.t Service to terminate at South West Rocks instead of Arakoon, if required, in which case subsidy to be at the rate of £140 per annum.Contractor to convey a mail from Telegrap'i Point to Port Macquarie on Friday nights, free of cost to the Department, from 26.8.04.

34 Two

11

G

16

b

2

G

12

12

32

One

Three

Three

Six

Two

Six

Six

Six

Six

One T.

14 Three

27

4;

18

9

2G

2J

Three

Four

Four

Three

One

One

Six

l

J

)

Mo(.e ofConveyan::c.

4- wheeledcoveredcoach, 2horses

Coach, 2 or4 horses

Horseback

Carriage, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

Horseback

Sulky, 1horse

Horsebacl.

Horse andsulky

2- wheeledvehicle, lhorse

Sulky

Horseback


Sulky, 1horse, oras required

4- wheeledvehicle,2 or morehorses

Mail coach,4 Iror:ses

1 -horsesulky andhorsebackwhen tideis too highfor vehicle

2 -horsevehicle


Horseback,or Buggy,2 horses

Sulky, 1horse, orbuggy, 2horses

Sulky andhorse

AnnualAmount pay-

able.Date of

Termination.

s' s. (1.J

71 10 0' 31 Dec., 1907

575 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

30 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

44 10 0 31 Dec., 1906

48 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

16 19 0 31 Dec., 1906

46 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

45 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

52 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

26 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

70 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

70 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

14 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

38 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

28 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

76 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

296 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

55 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

70 0 0 + 31 Dec., 1906

40 .0 0 ¡ 31 Dec., 1906 :'

49 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

(I 0 0 i 31 Dee., 1906

j-144 19 0 31 Dec., 1907

i

No. r 7.- -8th April, 1905 31 4 ComnmonWealtli G

CONTRACTS FOR TilE CONVEYANCE OP MAILS I1 THE STATTE OF NEW SOUTH. WALEScavrtinucct.

Contractors'

Names.

62 Robert O'Neill ...

63 Alfred J. Davis'...

64 Daniel Hicks ...

65 Martin BroderickSOi Geo. F. May ...

67 Robt. S. Riley ...

fiS Philip Lam ph ...69 Lachlan T.

McDougall

70 John Jay

71 W hn. Blishen ...

72 Wlin. Blishen ...

73 Thos. Chamber-lain

'i4 Herbert A. Fry ...

75 Thos. Chamber-lain

76 Chas. J. Pinchen

77 F. W. Tinson ...

78 Geo. House

79 Herbert A. Fry

80 William Walker

81 R. R. White and F.Turnbull (sureties ofMichael McNamara)

82 John C. Brown ...

* Transferred toThrough remo

Addresses.

Gladstone

Uralgurra

Gladstone

r

l

Rainbow ReachBowraville

Taylor's Arin ...

BowravilleDorrigo

Bellingen

East Maitland ,..

East Maitland ...

West Maitland ...

Paterson

West Maitland...

Wollombi

Bolwarra, WestMaitland

Morpeth

Paterson

Gresford

Mount Rivers ...

l'or;tai Lines.

NORTHERN ROADS continued.Kempsey, Frederickton, CIybucca,

Unkya Creek, Barraganyatti,and Macksville ; (if at any timeContractor is obliged to adoptthe Tambar route instead ofClybucca, the latter place to beserved specially by the Contrac-tor, twice a week, to and freinFrederickton); and Macksville,Nambucca Heads, Deep Creek,Bellinger Heads, Fernmount,and Bellingen

Dempsey, West Kempsey, Green-hill, Skillion Flat, Temagog,Willawarrin, Hickey's Creek,Uralgurra, Bellbrook, and Co-mara, vid the Main Road andPee Dee

Gladstone and Loftus Bridge,across the Belmore River.(Contractor to travel up oneside of the river and down theother, and to deliver loose cor-respondence to the residents upBehnore River and above LoftusBridge)

Pelican Island and Rainbow ReachMacksville and Bowraville. (Con-

tractor to travel by the presentroute, or vid Wirrimbi, as re-quired)

Macksville, Lower Taylor's Arm,Taylor's Arm, and Burrapine,travelling alternately on thenorth and south sides of Taylor'sAnn, between Congarinni andQuilky's or Gray's Crossing

Bowraville and Argent's Hill ...Bellingen, Gordonville, Never

Never, ]3ielsdown, and Dorrigo;and Dorrigo and Tyringham.(Mails to be conveyed betweenBellingen and Dorrigo by fourwheeled vehicle, two horses,and between Dorrigo and'l'yring-ham by pack -horse or vehicle,for the sum of £1.39 15s., ifrequired)

Bellingen, Brierfield, and Bowra-ville

Railway Station and Post Office,East Maitland

East Maitland, Buchanan, Mul-bring, Mount Vincent, andBrunkerville

Railway Station, Church - street,and Post Office, West Maitland

West Maitland, Paterson, Walla -robba, and Dungog ; and

West Maitland to Largs, Wood-ville, and Paterson

West Maitland, Largs, Woodville,Seaham, Glenoak, and ClarenceTown

West Maitland, Bishop's Bridge,Sawyer's Gully, Cessnock, Mill -field, Sweotman's Creek, andWollombi ; with a branch mailto and from Cessnock andEllalong

West Maitland, Aberglasslyn,Rosebrook, and Lamb's Creek,with a branch mail to and fromAberglassyn, and Gosforth

Railway Station and Post Office,Morpeth

From Morpeth to Hintonand

From Hinton to Morpeth ...Hinton and Wallalong Public

SchoolPaterson, Vacy, Trevallyn, Gres-

ford, and Allynbrook ; andAllynbrook, Halton, and Eccles-

tonGresford and Mount Rivers

Mount Rivers and Lostock

Clarence Town ,,, Clarence Town, Glen William,and Brookfield

William Hawkins, of Wollombi, from 21st January, 1905.val of Post Office, Bielsdown, to Dorrigo, subsidy reduced to

Frequencycf

Communica-tion.

No. of times1)cl' week-

50 Three

27

49

9

2lo.

26

520

17

19

19

33

13

26

:37

Three

Two

Two

TwoThree

Two

TwoTwo

One

Two

i

Eight timesor oftenerdaily

Six ...

Six or moretimes a day,as requiredSix

One

Six

Six

8 Six13 Three

74

2

12:

24

12

10-(

5

ThreeSix

FourteenSix

Seven

Six

ThreeThree

ThreeThree

8 Three

I:113 9s. 481.

Node of Annual.1uuunt 1 a;-CUll\'ep:AJlce.

4- wheeledcoach, 2or 4horses

2 -horsecoach

Buggy, 1horse

370 0 0

149 9 0

19 19 0

18 0 0Coach, 2 65 0 0

horses

Sulky and 59 0 01 horse

Horseback

Pack-horse

Coveredbuggy, 2horses

2- wheeledconveyance,

1 horse2- wheeledconveyance1 horse

2- wheeledvehicle


2 or 4wheeledvehicle

2- wheeledvehicle,1 or 2horses

Vehicle ...Horseb ack

Spring -cart,sulky, orhorseback

2 -horsevehicle

Horseback1 -horsesulky

HorsebackHorseback

Horse andsulky

24 0 0±119 19 0

. 39 0 0

39 10 0

100 0 0

58 0 0

135 0 0

130 0 0

l243 0 0

61 0 0

}42 0 0

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dee., 1906

31 Dec., 1,007

31 Dee., 190E31 Dec.; 1905

31 Dec., 1.905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dee., 190G

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 190G

}147 10 0 31 Dec., 190G

}Ls4 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

29 15 0 31 Dec., 190G

38 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

miles less).per annum from 1st March, 1905 (two

rant

83 Jobs4 Slur

85 Hols; Joli:87 Joli

S8 lier89 I-ler

90 Ed.91 Hei

92 Jas.93 Job

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95 WI

9G Ge

97 Ril

98 Ai.

99 AT

100 W

101 J

102

103 Jc

104 J(

105 L

10G G

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109 J110 J

111 J

112 J

113 (

114

omnloliwealthtagette. 316 No. 7. ---Sts April, 196S


Contractors'

Names.

83 Tohn Seem( r ...

84Samuel Hazlett ...

85 Rout. Taylor * ...s; Joli in O' fi earn87 John Muddle ...

88 Henry J. Saxby ...89 Henry Muddle ...

90 Edward Moore ..,91 Henry Hawkins...

92 Jas. R. Walton93 Julni Galloway ...

9 i Geo. Collins

95 Wm. Cook

90 George Collins ...

97 Richard Snelson

98 Matthew Jurato-witch

99 Arthur Regan ...

100 Wlm. H. Brooker

101 Joseph Strumey

102 W. Haling

103 John Harborne...

104 Joseph McAlpin

105 Luke Muddle ...

100 Geo. 13. Bridger ...

1:7 R. T. McTaggart

108 Henry Devine ...109 John W. Attkins110 John J. Colgan ...

111 Jas. M. Murphy...

112 Jas. W. Robinson

113 Chas. A. Daniels

114 Thoma3 Magarity

C,1940--v

Addresses.

Dungog ...Bandon Grove ...

DungogCongewai ...Telegrah, Ben

dolba

Salisbury .Bendolba

MonkeraiCentral Wattagan

Payne's CrossingGreta ...

Branxton

Branxton

Branxton

Singleton

Singleton

Jerry's Plains ...

Merannie,Singleton

Singleton

,1

Boggy Flat

Bulgy ...

vid

I

Glennie's Creek

Merriwa

Postal Linea.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.


NORTHERN ROADS continvcd.

Brookfield and Dungog ... ... 10 ThreeDungog, Bendolba, and Bandon 8 Six

GroveDungog and Alison .,, 3¡ ThreeEllalong and Congewai ... ... '7 ThreeBendolba and Underbank. (Con- 9 Six

tractor to convey nails threetimes a week for £21 per annum,if required)

Underbank and SalisburyBandon Grove and Wangat

6 Three11 Two

Monkerai and Weismantel's 6 ThreeWollombi, Laguna, and Central 12 Three

WattaganWollombi and Payne's Crossing ... S ThreePokolbin, Rothbury, South Allan- 11 Six

dale, and Allandale, vid Capp'sand Holmes'. (When BlackCreek is uncrossable, Contractorto travel vid Allendale- CessnockRoad)

Railway Station and Post Office,Branxton

1 + Twice or

Branxton, North Greta, and Dal- 4wood

Branxton and Elderslie ... 4

Railway Station and Post Office, ItSingleton (including conveyanceof extra mails and speciallyattending to the mails at theRailway Station as required)

Singleton, Whittinghain, Vere, 19 Sixand Broke. (Contractor to callat Vere Public School on theoutward trip)

Singleton, J3nggy Flat, Gouldsville, 25 ThreeWarkworth, and Jerry's Plains,vii2 Thorley's

Singleton, Sedgefield, Glendon 24 ThreeBrook, Marrana Creek, andMerannie Station (Binuie's)

Singleton, Scott's Flat, and Mit- 84 Threechell's Flat, vid Maloney's

Singleton, Bridgeman, St. Clair, 26 Threeand Carrow Brook, via St. CIairHomestead (G. Loder's)

A point on the Singleton- Jerry's 7 ThreePlains mail -line (near BoggyFlat) and Bulga

Bulga and Howe's Valley, vid 23 OneDarkey Creek Road

oftenerdaily

Three

Three

Ten timesor oftenerdaily

From Glennie's Creek to Gooran- 19 Twogoola, via Dry Creek PublicSchool. including the clearance ofthe letter -box at Kermode's ; and

From Goorangoola to Glennie's 17 TwoCreek (including clearance ofletter -box at Kermode's) )

I I Railway Mail Van, Railway Station Twice or )and Post Office, Muswellbrook oftener(including the clearance of "late dailyfee" letter -box at RailwayStation) ; and Muswellbrook, 51 SixDenman, Giant's Creek, Gungal,and Merriwa .1

Muswellbrook, Spring Creek, Wy- 17 Three ...bong, and Hewitt's. (Startingfrom Muswellbronk)

Muswellbrook and Jfayuga 5 ThreeMuswellbrook and'Durrbar's Creek 10 TwoGrass Tree Railway Platform and 22 Six

Muscle CreekDenman, Baerami, and Kerrabee, 30 Three ..

vidRosemount, RichmondGrove,and Bellmont

Kerrabee, Bylong, and Wollar ... 30 Two

Kerrabee and Widden ... '7 Two

MusaelIbrook ...

Kayuga ..Dunbar's CreekMuscle Creek ...

Baerami

Wollar

Kerrabee

Muswellbrook ... Merriwa, Bow, Will! Wally, 25 ThreeBora.nibil, and Cassilis

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

£ 8. d.

Date ofTermination

HorsebackSulky,

1 horseHorsebackHorsebackHorseback

HorsebackHorseback

Sulky, 1horse

HorsebackSulky,

1 horse

Spy ing cart,1 horse

Sulky, 1horse

Coveredcon veyance,1 or morehorses

Sulky 1horse

Veh icle,horses

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky andhorse

1 horsesulky

1 horse andsulky, or

horsy, ifnecessary

Sulky, 1horse


1 - horsesulky

1 -horse cartHorsebackHorseback

Horsebackor Sulky

Sulky, 1horse

Horseback

Vehicle,horse, orcoach, 2horses

30 040 023 024 039 0

27 025 0

30 038 0161079 0

26 0

17 0

19 15

83 0

74 17

64 0

100 0

24 0

63 0

35 0

40 0

39 0

249 0

73 0

20 037 024 9

75 0

70 0

15 0

119 0

00

000

00

00

00

0

0

0

0

G

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0 31

0 310 310 31

0 31

0 31

0 31

0 31

31 Dec., 190631 Dee., 1906

31 Dec., 190631 Dec., 190731 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905At three

months'notice on

either side.

31 Dee., 190631 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 190531 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dee., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

Dec., 1907

Dec., 1906Dec., 1905Dec., 1905

Dec., 1905

Dec., 1906

Dec., 1905

Dee., 1907

* Contractor died 7th October, 1904, subsidy being paid to widow (Jane Taylor).

No. 17.-8th April, 1905 316 Coninionwealtll G

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF \MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALsS continued.


Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

óf Y

Con ununica-fion.

1líode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay -

able.

Names. Addresses.


115 Augustine Fitz-patrick

116 James Lee

117 Hugh McKenzie

118 Jas. Lennox ...119 Chas. Claydon ...

120 Duncan Cumming,sen.

121 Mrs. Emma Clifton

122 Thos. G. Brown...

123 J. T. \Tigers

124 W lm. Hazell ...

125 Ernest J. Marks

125 J. T. Vigers

127 John Stewart ...

128 Matthew E. Flan-agan

129 Geo. A. Wiggan

13) Wlsu. H. Young

131 Michael Boyle ...

132 Patrick T. Harrigan

133 Alfred H. Tanner

Wollar

Merriwa

134 Wlm. Nicholl

135 Thomas E. ¡Tanner,junr.

13G William H. T.Arnold

137 Alfred H. Tanner

- 138 Michael Reddon

139 Cecil Lord

140 John Doo lan

Cassilis

CassilisAberdeen

Davies' Creek

Aberdeen

Scone ...

Scone ...

{

Muswellbrook ...

Scone ...

Scone ...

Duncan's Creek,Bowling AlleyPoint

Burman

Nundle

Murrurundi

Black ville

Quirindi

Quirindi

Quirindi

Quirindi

Spring Ridge

Pine Ridge

G unnedals

Quirindi

Quipolly Creek...


Merriwa and Wollar, via Kellickand Bow Creek

Merriwa and Idaville, vid Terra -gong

Cassilis and Uarbry, vid O'Mal-ley's ; and

Uarbry and Leadville ...Cassilis and Munmurra ... ...Aberdeen, Dangarfield, and Rou-

chell BrookRouchell Brook and Davies' Creek,

vid the main roadAberdeen to Brushy Hill by the

present route, vid Broad Cross -mg, thence back to junction ofroad near Wilkinson's, acrossnew road to Harrison's andDight's, and back to Aberdeen,vid Segenhoe

Railway Station and Post Office,Scone

Scone, Gundy, Moonan Flat, Bell -trees, and Moonan Brook. (Con-tractor to travel viii \Vet Creekin time of flood)

Scone, Owen's Gap, and Burman

Scone, Woodlands (J. Barwick's),and Dar's Springs, vid Margin'sand Thornthwaite

Beiltrees (on the road betweenScone and Moonan Brook),Stewart's Brook and Bluey

Moonan Flat, Glenrock, Hang-ing Rock, and Nundle, ridGlenmore, Ellerston,Vine's, Corbett's, Simpson's,Glen Rock Shed, GlenRock Station, Barry Station,and Glen Barnett Station

Burman and Dale's Creek

Blandford, Timor, and Nundle ...

Railway Station, Murrurundi, andPost Offices, Haydonton andMurrurundi

Willow Tree, Glasston, Blackville,and Yarraman

Railway Station and Post Office,Quirindi

Quirindi, Castle Mountain, andWallabadah, vid Quirindi Sta-tion and Main Road

Quirindi and Warrah Ridge, vidBorambil Settlement

Quirindi and Yarraman, via MainRoad to Pine Ridge, MookiSprings, Kickerbill, and alongthe new road to Yarraman

Quirindi, Caroona, Spring Ridge,and Coolanbilla

From Wallabadali to Fairview,Derrick's, Jenkin's, Woodton,Fitzsimmon's, Ingall's, O'Sulli-van's, Delandre's, and Ingall's,thence vid the Great NorthernRoad to Wilson's, and Wallaba-dah. (Contractor to convey mailstwice a week for a sum at therate of £28 per annum, if re-quired)

Yarraman, BundelIa, and TambarSprings, vid Rockgedgiel

Yarraman, Colly Blue, and Trill-key, vid Merriiong, Rotherfield,Roberts', Dickson's, Webland's,and Squire's (including carriageof all postal parcels), travellingrid the eastern side of Yarn,-man Creek

Quipolly Creek and Quipolly ...

42 ( One

37 1 Two

17 I Three

181117

r7

TwoOneThree

Two

24 I Two

}

Thrice orsoftener daily

30 Three ...

16 I Three

32 I Two

17 I Three

56 I Three

10 I Two

42 I Two

1 Twenty-four

53 Three

a- Three timesor oftenerdaily

9 Six ...

9 1 Two

53 Three

45 I Three

20

40

33

21

Three

Three

Three

Three

Horseback

Horsebackand 2-wheeledsulky

Sulky, 1 ormore horse

2 -horsevehicle

Horseback

Horseback

Deli veryvan, l horse


Sulky, 11orse

2 wheeledvehicle, lhorse

Coach orsulky, 1.

or morehorses

Horseback

Iiorsel)ack

Horseback

Light springcart, 1horse

Packhorse

Vehicle, 1horse

Horseback

Coach, 4horses

2 - horsecoach,horsebackin verywetweather

Horseback


Sulky ...

Horseback

ett

Date ofTerminatio4

29 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

71 10 0 31 Dee., 1905

97 9 0 31 Dec., 1905

16 0 0 31 Dee., 190657 16 10 31 Dec., 1907

33 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

29 0 0 31 July, 1905

35 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

125 0 0 31 Dee. 1906

72 0 0 31 Dec., 1900

74 15 0 31 Dec., 1906

97 0 0 + 31 Dec., 1906

136 5 9 31 Dec., 1905

2818 095 0 0

3S 0 0

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

1119 0 0 3L Dec., 1907

39 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

49 15 0 31 Dec., 1905

27 14 0 31 Dec., 1907

135 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

37 S 0 131 Dec., 1007

34 0 0 At this

months' notiezon either side

138 0 0 i 31 Dec., 10077

85 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

32 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

97

)00

05

:10fi

007

906

005

905

906

1006

1906

1906

1905

1905

, 1907

,1906

1907

1905

1905

1907

1907

1907

three

uotiCe

x side

1907

1907

ì9P7

Commonwealth Gazette. 317 No. 17.--8th April, 1905

CoA'r1tAt:7ri FOR THE CoNVHYANC1i. OF MAILS I4 THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WAl.hSa-contiatred.

Contractors'

Names.

141 John D. Leary ...

143 Enmanuel 1\lil-lcrd

143 David Thomson...144 Robert J. Now

land

145 Robert J. Now-land

146 John Walker ...

147 Mrs. Maria Daniels

14S Mrs. Maria Daniels

149 Susanna M. J.Nelson

150 Susanna M. J.Nelson

151 Thomas Head ...

152 Norman E. Hum-phries

153 Oliver E. Devine Boggabri

Addresses.

Gunnedah

Gunnedah

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

D1 i1es.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.


From Curlewis to Wondoba, vidRugby, Digby, Pryor's, andElsley's, returning to Curlewis,via Doel's, Calala, The Cedars,Lochiel, Bartlett's, and the roadpast the settlers along the rail -way line. (Contractor to extendservice to Cruickshank's,Cameron's, and Delves' for anadditional sum of £15 perannum if required)

Railway Station and Post Office,Gunnedah

Gunnedah Gunnedah and MeermaulGunnedah Gunnedah, Coocoobuonah, Mul-

laley, Pine Vale, Pocky Glen, andCoonabarabran, vid the newGovernment road

Gunnedah Gunnedahi and Wcsterwelkr's, viaMcCurvey's Crossing, Gleufen-zie, Warner's, Case's, Ingram's,Baker's, Golly Cragh, Clonan's,and-Quia

Coolah ... ... Mullaley, Tambar Springs, andCoolali, viti Bando

Mullaley Mullaley and Launt's, vid BooloolaDutzen (Griffith's), Mount Plea-sant. Coch;ane's (Paulo), Wal-lace's (Bahnoral), Gollan's,Jackson's, and Dillon's

Mullaley ... Mullaley and Garrawilla, vid Nom -bi Station, Mitchell's Creek Roadto Uliman. vid the SettlementLeases, Uliman Station, Fin -lay's, Bennett's, Keronga, Peter's,and Norman's. (Contractor toconvey mails twice a week, at£98 per annum, if required)

Coonabarabran ... Coonabarabran and Bugaldi, viaLeslie's, Mullen's, Taylor's (Hill-side), Brennand's, Kerr's (Ya-meubah), Matthew's, Taylor's(Red Ridge), Cavanagh's, Bar -wick's, and Buckley's, Yarinan

Coonabarabran... Coonabarabran and BlantyreStation, following the Castle -reagh River down to Ulamambie,thence vid Finlay's, Purlewaugh,returning from Blantyre Stationvid Walter Wright's, Tarrant's,Ulamambie school, J. Morrisey's,and Morgan Reddan's

Baradine Coonabarabran, Bugaldi, Bara -dine, and Pilliga, vid Yarragan,Gorah, Kianbri, Merriwee, Erin -bri, Merebene, Wangan, and A.Bleakley's

Boggabri ... Railway Station and Post Office,Boggabri

Boggabri and Lindsay Station,via Grover's (The Rock) as well

as vid all places on route hithertofollowed. (Contractor to receive£10 per annum extra if requiredto also travel vid Warner's andChambers')

Boggabri and Barney Springs(Shaw's), vid the Iron Bridge,McGregor's, A. Dubois', E.Fox's, O'Brien's, Fox Brothers'box, Andrews', J. Jones', A.Carstair's, W. Burton's, G. Dun -stan's, L. Shearer's, Burton's,Bayne Brothers', Read's, Wean,and Nicholl's, Peuryn. (Shouldany short private tracks be closedthe main road must be travelled)

... Boggabri and Airland's (Peeble's)vid Brotherton, Pinedale, Cots-wold (Coates), Willala, Bedwell'sGullendaddy, Blairmore (Craw -ford's), Pampoola, Braemar,Corea, Uplands (McLean's), andLower Arrowamie

... Railway Station and Post Office,Narrabri

154 Ernest A. Appleby, Boggabri

155 Ernest A. Appleby] Boggabri

156 Mtn. J. Ferguson f Narrabri

157 Lawrence Ruttier - Bathurstford

Wee Watt, Cuttalri, Pilliga, Come -by- chance, Goangra, and Wal-gett

17

24

1

665

30


1

Three


Two ...Three

Two

54 Three

46

51

14

38

95

45

61

64

99¡

Three

Three

One

One

One


Two ...

Two

Two

Fifteentimes oroftener

Three ...

Mode of Annual J

Conveyance. Amount pay-able.

Date ofTermination.

Sulky, 1horse

1-horse con-veyance

Horseback4 -horse

coach

Packhorse

2 -horsecoach

Horseback

Horseback

59 0 0

24 0 0

18 0 0380 0 0

30 0 0

165 0 080 0 0

120 0 0

Sulky, 1 + 62 15 0horse

Horseback

Two or fourwheeledvehicle

1 horse andspringcart

Horseback

Spring -van,1 horse

5 -horsecoach

33 18 6

104 0 0

28 0 0

75 0 0

50 0 0

88 0 0

31 Dec., 1907'

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190631 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 19C6

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1307

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

44 19 0 31 Dec., 1907

2,459 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

Nog tl..--11th April, i9as 818 Commonwealth Gazette,

fir 7-TRACTS FOR ME CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES continued.


Approx.Dis-

tancein


158 John Billingsley (Narrabri

159 Wlm. H. Roberts Narrabri

160 Robert C. Pater - Narrabrison

161 James H. Atkin - j Goangrason 11

162 Joseph Willis ... J Collarenebri ...

163 John Stewart ... Collarenebri . .

164 Geo. O. Shaw, jun. Moree ...

165 Michael Smith ... I Wee Waa

166 John Williams ... I Wee Waa

167 Alex. Cormie ... Pilliga ...{

168 Frank Scott Dunkeld, Cub -baroo siding

169 Edwin Mewton ... j Carbeen Siding...

NORTHERN ROADS -- continued.

From Narrabri, vid Schutz'r,Blaney's, Bailey's. Egan's, G.Smith's, Frater's (Deep Creek),Gett's, Brake's, F. Smith's, W.Smith's, Barton's, Whalen's,Gregory's, Billingsley's, Orman's,and Dunmore's to J. Dorrington's,returning to Narrabri, vid Mar-shall's, Donaldson's, Robinson's,and the other places named

Narrabri, Terry- hie -hie, andGravesend, vid 'Killarney, Mep-pen's, A'ladden's, Hunt's OldEd eroi, Eli Davies', BerrygillPublic School, Berrygill(Keen's), Regan's, E. Hann's,R. McMaster's, Galtee More,Cap and Bennett, Glendarra,Mountain View, Slaughter-house, Brooklyn, and Maiden's.(Contractor to be allowed £10per annum to call at McMaster'snew house and Connor's, EdenValley, if required)

Narrabri,ll ?yell Vale, and Lehane's(Roma), viel main road to turn -offat Wyatt's, Wyatt's, Maxwell's,and Cohen's ; and Narrabri, MyallVale, and Howard's, vid mainroad to turn -off at Wyatt's,Wyatt's, Maxwell's, Cohen's,Lehane's (Roma), Lehane's senior,E. S. Borthwick's box, andFord's (W. M. Borth wick's)

Come -by- chance, J. O'Brien's (Tall -wood), and Goangra, vid Oakleigh,McQuillan's, Kensington,Bishop's box, McCulloch's box,Fairlight, and Crother's

Collarenebri, Moongulla, and NewAngledool, vid Gamalally," Moongulla Hotel," MoongullaStation, Piangobla, The Bore,and Yaranbah ; and

Collarenebri, Moongulla, and Dun -umbral, via Derrima, Grant's,Sherriff's, and Stinson's ; and

Collarenebri, Moongulla, andPiangobla, vid Derrima, Grant's,Sherriff's, Stinson's " MoongullaHotel," Dunumbral and Moon-gulla Stations

Collarenebri and Mogil Mogil, vidP. C. Lyon's, Wombian, CharlesClark's, Wirrabilla, and Daly'sLong Swamp

Gurley Railway Siding, andTycannah, vid Kerramingley,Halse's, Butler's, Fingleton's,"Bumble Hotel," S. Gall's, Ken -dall's, and the Government Tank

Wee Waa and Merah, (E. A. Hol-combe's), vid W. R. olcombe's,S. Smith's, Shannon's, Tey's,Hunt's, and J. P. Redford's

Wee Waa and Boolcarrol, vidMrs. Thompson's, Wedderburn,Pendennis, and Doreen

Pilliga, Bugilbone, and Yarrai-dool, vid Bugilbone Station,O'Mullane's, Balgarnie's, andMoffat's ; and

Pilliga, Bugilbone, and Hol.-combe's, via Yarraldool Station,Murray's, Marshall's, and Mof-fat's

Cubbaroo Railway Siding, andBugilbone, vid Drilldool (Cub -baroo Station), thence to mainroad opposite Reardon's,Powell's. and Dempsey's. (Con-tractor to extend the service toPilliga, if required, for an addi-tional sum of £30 per annum)

From Carbeen Railway Siding toHockin's, vid Drinkwater's andthe main road. (Contractor toextend service to J. S Smith'sand Holcoinbe's for an addi-tional sum at the rate of £20 perannum, if required

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.

No. of tintesper Week.

30 f Two

80 I One

40 I One

48 I One

75

One

One

32 One

46 On

18 Two

16 Two

44 Two

28 Two

34 Two

40 One

21 Two

15 Two

}

i

Mode ofConveyance.

Horseback

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

£ s. d.

65 0 0

Date ofTermination,

31 Dec., 1907

Horsebackor sulky

Sulky

Horsebackor sulky

4 - wheeledvehicle

1 - horsevehicle

95

100

40

1

139

10

0

0

19

0

0

0

6

31 Dee., 194

31 Dec., 1905

13 June, 1905

J 31 Dec., 1906

1 -horsevehicle

45 0 0 f 31 Dec., 1905


83 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

Sulky, 1horse

59 19 9 31 Dec., 1905

Horseback,or sulky indry weather

60 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

Sulky, 1 1

or morehorses

139 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

Sulky, 1horse

70 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

Horsebackor sulky

55 0 0 131 Dec., 1905

Commonwealth Gazette. 319 No. 17.--8th April, 1go5

CaTTBACTà i"OB THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS I:1 THE STATE. OF NEW SOUTH WAi.$E3--OottE¢nLIaLÌ.

Contractors'

Naines.

170 Joseph Willis ...

171 David Hynes ...

172 Severo J. Wilson

173 Bourke McKellar

174 Geo. H. Murray

175 George R. Walton

no Charles Smith ...

177 Win. T. Maher ...

178 Wm. T. Maher ...

179 George Woodcroft

180 Richard Stall-worthy

181 David Aitken ...

182 Fredk. G. O'Hara

183 Fredk. G. O'Hara

Addresses.

Collarenebri

Bul3 eroi

Cryan

Burren Junction

Brewarrina

Walgett

Walgett

Walgett

Walgett

Walgett

Wal gett

Mogil Mogil ...

Motee ...

Moree ,..

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

NORTHERN ROADScontinued.Burren Junction Railway Station,

Burren, Avondale, and Collar-enebri, vid the road from BurrenPost - office to the main Collar -enebri road opposite Collytoo-tela, thence the usual mail routeto Avondale and Collarenebri.(Contractor to arrange to crossPian Creek when unfordable, orexchange mails at nearest ap-proachable railway platform)

Burren. Junction Railway Station, 41. TwoNowley, and Bulyeroi, vid Bur-ren Station, Wyatt's, Eurimbla,the main road to Nowley, andthence the usual route toBulyeroi. (If contractor is re-quired to omit travelling vidEurimbla, a sum at the rate of£5 per annum is to be deductedfrom subsidy)

Burren Post- office, Cryan, and 28 TwoNew Cryan, vid Old Burren andGalara

Burren Junction Railway Station Twoand Lezayre, vid C. McKenzie'sand Moorefield

Walgett, Boorooma, and Brewar- 105 Tworina

Frequencyof

Communion..tion.

Mode ofConveyance.


AnnualAmount pay-

able.Date of

Termination.

60 ( Two ... { Coach, 4 137 0 0 f 31 T cc., 31:05horses

Walgett and Collarenebri, via 68 TwoWalma, Eurie Eurie, Merca-dool Station, Cameron's, O'Con-nell's, Kirby's, and G. Wright's

Walgett, Angledool, New Angle- 140 Twodool,Currawillinghi, Hebel (Q.),and Goodooga. (Contractor toconvey mails once a week forthe sum of £200 per annum, ifrequired)

Walgett and Goodooga, vid Coin- 115 Oneborah, Springs, Grawin, WilbyWilby, Louglinan's, and NewBangate Station

Walgett and Comborah ... 30 One

Walgett and Carinda, vid Old 73 OneKidgear, Polly Brewan. TheWilgas, Bogewong, and WarrenDowns,

Walgett, and New Cryan, vid 40 OneMoore's, Walma, Binnie's,Clarke's box, J. A. Colwell's,Brough's, and Webeck's. (Con-tractor to substitute, if required,a service once a week betweenWalgett and Webeck's, vidMoore's, Walma, Binnio's,Clarke's box, J. A. Colw ell's, andBrough's, at the rate of £45 perannum. Contractor to alsoextend service between Walgettand New Cryan to Cryan with-out extra subsidy, if required)

Mogil Mogil. to Goondabluie, 32 TwoCambo Cambo (Doyle's), Burren-bah, and Dumeindi ( Bruce's),vid Burren Burren Station, Pic-ton's Goondabluie Station andDoyle's (Kundilla), returning vidCambo Cambo

Woolabra, Millie, and Bulyeroi, 62 Twovid Jew's Lagoon, Gaynor's,Kerr's, Small's, R. Cameron's,D. Cameron's, J. Shearer's,Dalton's, Wilalee, McMahon's,and Warrila. (Contractor tocall at Glenroy, if required,without extra cost)

Woolabra, Millie, and Bullarah, vid 68 OneGlenroy, R. Boland's, Paisley's,T. Boland's, Phelp's, Philpott's,Drinan's, T. Grace's, Kemp's,R. S. Sims', S. W. Sims', Hat -horn's box. and Derra Station ;and Woolabra, Millie, and Bul-larah, vid Glenroy, Boland's, OneMcFarland's, Hamilton's, Duff's.(Retreat), Philpott's, Drinan's,Grace's, Kemp's, Sims', Ha-thorn's box, and Derra Station(First mentioned route to betravelled when Moonin Creek isin flood.)

* Sulky to be used from 1st January, 1905.

Licensed 114 18 0 31 Dec., 1907waggon-ette

Sulky ... j 69 19 6 j 31 Dec., 1906

Horseback , 70 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1906or sulky*

4- wheeled j 200 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1906coach, 2horses

4- wheeled 138 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1906vehicle,2 or morehorses

Vehicle, j 350 0 0 j 31 Dec., 19072 or 4horses


Coach, 2horses

4- wheeledconvey-ance, 2or morehorses

Horsebackor sulky,1 horse, ifrequired

Horsebackor sulky


2- wheeledvehicle, lor morehorses

105 0 0

40 0 0108 0 0

50 0 0

84 10 0

160 0 0

148 0 0

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dee., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

No. 17 . -8th April, 1905 320 Commonwealth Gazette.

'ONTRACTd NOR THE CUK\'rl'.A KCF. OF 1:..lII.S IN THE STATE OF NEW S_)UT11 WALESCO)b:LlLl(C(f;.

Contractors'Postal Lines.Postal

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Frequencyof

Connunic;a-tion.

Mode ofConveyance.J'

AnnualAmount pay-

aule.

Names. Addresses.

£ $, d.No. of timesper week.

184 Chas. Sni th ...

185 David Aitken

183 A. U. Ezzy*

187 Stephen Cavanagh

188 William A. Con-roy

189 Albert T. Hum-phries

1.90 Wm. M. Maher


Bulyeroi ... 13ulyeroi, Dfacken :ie'r, and Cham-pion's, vid Smith's. 13urrell's,Guilfoyle's, 011ie's, Masman's,Bank's, Madigan's, Greenaway's(Branxton), Barrett's, Kirby's(Frankston), and Fripp's

Mogil 11Zo;i1 ... ]3ulyeroi and Mogil Mogil, vidNott's, Walsh's, S. Jackson's,.T. Strang's, H. W. Strang's, R.F. G. String's, .1. O'Neill's, M.O'Neill's, Ludlow's, Lander's,Shaw's, Myamblar, Mehi Bridge,Bank's, Strathclyde (when MeliiRiver is crossable), and Colly-mongle Station. (Contractor totravel between Nott's and J.Strang's, vid Dubois', Roll's,and Steele's, once a week, andvid Walsh's once a week)

Moree ... ... Railway Station and Post Office,Moree

Pallamallawa ...

Moree ...

Moree ...

Ashley

f

111 Whiz. E. Taylor... I Ashley

192 Wlm. E. Taylor... j Ashley

Moree, Pallamallawa, and Wari-alda, vid Boolooroo Bridge, Ta-reelari, and Bogamildi Station

Moree, Ashley, Wallon, Garas,and Mungindi, vid Midkin, WWTel-bon, Cow Vale, Benarha, andYarrawa. (Contractor to con-vey mails three times a week fora sum at the rate of £850 perannum, if required)

Moree and King's, vid Contba-dello, G-lenmore, Talaraga, Mad-den's., and Wilmot's

Moree, Goonal, Bullarah, and BM'rendoon, vid Milburndale, Lucksail, Barlow's, Prairie Dale,Keytah, Fishmoye, Boonaldoon,and Frank Wilmott's

Moree, Talmoi, and S. Harris'(Stancombe's), via Avoca, .Turd's,Delander's, Wahnsley's, H.Matthew's, and .1. C. Boyle's(Kelso) ; and

Moree, Talmoi, and S. Harris'(Stancombe's), via PioneerBridge, Midkin Woolshed, Lo-max's, Winter's, Wahnsley's,H. Matthew's, and J. C.Boyle's (Kelso) ; and from

S. Harris' (Stancombe's) to W.Harris', W. Harding's, andDoran's, returning to S. Harris'(Stancombe's) vid A nderson's,Strong's, Lomax's, and Bucknell's

38

5.1

1

55

74

45,11.

51

40

47

27

One

Two


Two

Two

Two

Two

One

Wallon, Boggabilla, and Goon- 73 T wodiwindi. Contractor to travelalternately, vie/ \\Telbon," Dolgelly Hotel." Glenloth,Dolgelly, H. Keen's, and Mer-riba ; thence by the main roadto Tulloona (past Alderton's andMcNeil's), CoppymurruinbiHa,and the route hitherto followed ;and vid W elbon, " DolgellyHotel, " Glenloth, Dolgelly, Hill -stead, Polideroy, Robinson's, 83Brady's. Cosgrove's, . Barden's,and the Washpool. (Contractorto travel from Ashley instead of\Vallon, vid Tareela and theWelhon Settlement lease roadto Dolgelly, if required)

Horsebacl.

Sulky, 1

horse

Spring van,1 horse

Horse andsulky

Coach, 3horses

Horse andsulky

2 -horsevehicle

Sulky, 1horse


44 0 0

1.1.8 0 0

32 10 0

98 0 0A°

075 0 0

7900

104 0 0

104 0 0

1331 10 0

Date ofTermination.

31 Dec., 1905

31. Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 March, 190G

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

:31 Dee., 1905

:31 Lec., 190G

193 Patr' : 1Teffe nui Garah ... .. Morrison's (on the Moree -Mun- 41 One Horseback 70 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

gindi Mail Line). and Bornai,94.1 Stirton's, .Takin's, Miller's,Wilson's, Magill's, Alexander's,Miss Kileen's, Todd's. Naiu's,Alderton's, and Winter's

to 1905, at £52 per annum, and thereafter* Arrangements made with W. H. Roberts to perform service from 1st January, 190:x, 03l.st March, , .

at three months' notice on either side.t Contractor allowed £26 per annum extra to start frolil Moree and travel ui.î Ashley fioni 22nd February, 1905 (90 and 94 miles).

onweaith Gazetté. 321 No. Ti.-8th April, r9o5

CONTRACTS FOE THE CONVEYANCE OP MAILS IN THIS STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALEScontinued.Ng.

Contractors'

Addresses.

Postai Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.

1R1 Fredl:. G. O'Hara 12oree ...

195 William Timmins

19G Wlm. E. Taylor ...

197 John Allison

103 Alcxr. G. Walker

199 Albert Bruen ...

200 Thos. Devon

201 Owen E. Carrigan

232 \\'lm. Eveleigh ...

203 Mrs. Emma Page

204 Charles Woods ...

205 Charles Woods ...

20G John Odgers andWhit. McClel-land

Bullarah

L

Ashley...

Garah ...

Mungindi

Kunopia

(Q.)

Stuartville, ridBoomi

Currabubula ...

Duri ...

Taunvorth

Tamworth

Nundle


* Bullarah, Inglewood, and Myam-blar, Vitï! Derra, J. R.McKenzie's, J. Witton's,McCoy's, J. P. Mullery's, H.Collin's, W. Reardon's, GeorgeCollin's, Elizabeth Parry's, W.Rodney's, and M. Cowle's ; and

Bullarah and Inglewood vilsMungyer New Station

From Bullarah to Parry's, Fergu-son's, Wilmott's, Power's,Strong's, C. Wilmott's, Brown's,and Canvin's (Crinoline), re-turning to Bullarah vi 1 Tim -min's, Dawson's, Harding's,McDonald's, and Meroe Station ;and

From Bullarah to Meroe Station,McDonald's, Harding's, Daw-son's, Timmin's, and Canvin's(Crinoline), returning to Bul-larah, via Brown's, C. Wil-mott's, Strong's, Power's, Wil-mott's, Ferguson's, and Parry's

Ashley, Wallon and Gil Gil (M.Keniff's) vic2 Matthews', Scott's,Tarela, Dawson's, Hennessy's,E. Dawson's Careunga Station,J. Mawhiney's, F. Houston's,

. McIntyre's, and Isabella Jamie-son's

Garah, Boomi, and Kunopia, vie?the Travelling Stock Route be-tween Garah and Sandholes,Sandholes Station, and routehitherto followed. (Contractorto carry out a service instead,Garah, Boomi, Sandholes, andKunopia by the direct routeif required at rate of £100 perannum

Mungindi. and O. Lediiighatn's,via Wirrah Station, W. Ledrng-ham's, T. Striven :s, E. Burin's,Welsh's, Proctor's, McLaugh-li.n's, Murphy's, and Corckran's

Kunopia, Boomi. and Nungindi.vita Graman, Champain's, MyallPlain, Barney's, Killen's, Frist oe's, .John Hitchin's, J. Miles',Werrina Station, J. Warby's,F. Warby's, Fathom's, Butler's,Byron's, Brown's, Bucknell's,Robinson's, Yarrawa Bridge,and Caloona

Boggabilla and Stuartville (O. E.Carrigan's), vie G. Ferguson's,J. Jackson's, W. Ferguson's,W. Jackson's. Whitehorn's,Dillon's, Welsh's, Wilson Bros ',and Mrs. Allen's, returning vidBoobera ; and

Boggabilla and Mrs. Allen's, 2441ioiltera, Dillon's, Welsh's, andWilson Bros.', returning vi,2\'Vhite }corn's, .Jackson's, andFerguson's

~roIn Boomi to Kunopia, Boronga,Palerang, and Stuartville, re-turning to Beonni, vit2 Near-man's, J. P. Carrigan's, 'l'heSaw Mills, Milton's, Rennie's,Cousin's, McTntosh's, A. W. F.Carrigan's. Owen P. Carrigan'sbox, and Mrs. Matchett's

Currabubula and Cóifton Station,viii J. T)aIy's, Heligman'r,Marr's, and Piallaway Station

Duri Railway Platform and PostOffice, 11uri

Railway Station and Post Office,Tamworth

Tamworth and Goonoo Goonooby direct route

Tamworth. Nemingha, Dungowan.Wooloomin, Bowling AlleyPoint, and Nundle

44


One

30 One

51 One

51

43

42

35

One

Two

Two

Two

63 ! One

41

35

20

1.!T

1

16

3G.

One ...(Sun -aays)

wf

t

One ,.(Thin s-days) )

Two

Two

Six

Three orfour timesor oftenerdaily

Six ...

Six

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

Sulky, 1lieuse

Horseback

Sulky, 1horse

Sulky, ihorse

Horseback

Horseback

Horseback

Horseback

Springvan, 1hi rse

Coach, 2horses

Coach andhone

£ s.

89 10 0

80 0 0

112 10 0

110 0 0

co 10 0

79 0 0

79 0 0

60 0 0

Date ofTermination.

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 19î5

31 Dec , 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1935

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

2G 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

2G 0 0 31 Dee., 1906

49 0 0 31 Dee., 1907

GO 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

149 5 0 31 Dec., 1905

* Contract'w to convey mails between Bullarah and Rodney's, vir2 Johnson's, Dacey's, Mungyer, Cross's, Bi:llen's, Reardon's,Inglewood, and McDonnell's twice a week, thus omitting Derra Station and terminating at Rodney's, instead of Myamblar.

No. 1.7. -4th April, 19os 322 Commonwealth

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATE OF Nltw SOUTH WAi.®oontin,ittd.


A1Disx'

tancein

Miles.

Frequencyof

Communica-fion.

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay -

able.Names. Addresses.


207 :James B. Pole ...

208 Michael Newman

209 William Manuel...

210 Wlm. O'Shea ...

211 Alfred Wilkinson

212 Geo. Wilkinson ...

213 William T. Lang -worthy, jun.


215 William T. Langworthy, jun.



218 Michael F.McKeon

219 John McKenzie*

220 Fredk. J. Con-nolly

Gunnedah

Tamworth

Walehal

Attunga Springs

Attunga ...

Tamworth

Manilla

Manilla

Manilla

Manilla

ManiEa

Mountain View

Gunnedah

Bingara

NORTHERN ROADS colati,i.ved,Tamworth, Bective, Somerton,

Carroll, and Gunnedah. (Con-tractor to travel vid Winton onjourneys from Tamworth)

From Tamworth to Hallsville,"Moor Creek Hotel," Postman'sTrack, and Moor Creek PostOffice, returning direct to Tam-worth

Dungowan, Ogunbil, and SwampOak, vid Dungowan Creek andPort StephensRoad ; and

Swamp Oak and Niangala ...

Attunga and Attunga Springs

Attunga and T. M. Higgins'(Narara), vid Attunga Station,Rodgers', Corcoran's, Brand's,Brine's, E. Abra's, J. Abra's,William Burton's, P. Balkin's,Roote's, McKeon's, McFadyen's,Gallagher's, and Gunter's

Manilla, Upper Manilla, Barral.a,Cobbadah, Dinoga, and Bingara ;and Bingara, Oakey Creek,Kelly's Gully, and Warialda,vidBarker's, North Bingara, andMoorefield (Hall's Creek)

Manilla and Glenbarra, vid OldCuerindi, Ukolan, Mundoway,and Cain's

Manilla and Glen Barra, vid NorthCuerindi and Cain's; and

Manilla and Lowry, vid NorthCuerindi

Manilla and Glendon, vid Hall'sCreek, Ukolan (T. Higgins'selection), and MundoweyStations

Upper Manilla, Crow Mountain,Linton Station, and Orabah,via the eastern bank of theManilla River to Cameron's ;thence via Cook's, Simpson's,Gardiner's, Bowman's, Nixon's,Ellis', Greer's, Crowley's,Beaty's, H. Duncouibe's,McGee's, and Marsh's PeraStation ; and Upper Manilla andCrow Mountain by above route

Carroll, Mountain View, andManilla, vid Turner's, Swain's,Fitzgerald's, Gunnembene Pub-lic School, Talcumbah Station,Keepit Station, O'Brien's, Rose-mount, P. Brady's, Woodlands,Dowe's Hawarden School, Mel -ville's, Rodd's, and DurhamCourt. (Contractor to travelvid the Wonga Creek School andA. Gardiner's, on the journeyfrom Carroll to Manilla)

Mountain View, Geddes' Station,and Torybnrn vid Garland's,Costello's, Bailingg's. Smith's,Brown's, and Borah Creek Sta-

tion, and also vid Everton (Chick's)

Rodd's (Manilla - Carroll mail route)and Gunnedah, vii Abberfield's,Smith's, Garland's, Old Ran -gari, Kelvin, and the usual route,Kelvin to Gunnedah

Barraba, Bereen, Eulourie, andElcombe, vid Dennis', thenceto Burindi -road, near Urqu-hart's, jun., J. M. Simp-son's ( Burindi), Capel Bros.(Campo Santo), B. Chambei's(Mayvale), Wilson Bros. (Plum -thorpe), Cainton, White's,Geddes', Carter's, Coomber's,Cowper's, McGovern's Station,T. Rattray's, and T. Butler's

46

20

23

9

3

17

72¡

25

30

26

14

26

42

22

38

24

38

116

Three ...

Three

Four

Two

Three

One

Six

Three

One

One

One

Two

Two

One

I

}

Three ...

Two

Two

One

Date ofTeriuination,

I Coach, 2. horses

Sulky, 1horse

by 2 -horsecoach

Horseback

Horseback

Horseback


Sulky andhorses

Sulky andhorses

Sulky, 1

horse. orhorseback

'Sulky, 1horse

I Sulky

Sulky ...

Horseback

Horseback

90 0 0

39 15 0

125 0 0

19 15 0

25 0 0

920 0 0

33 19 0

59 9 0

52 0 0

84 19 0

84 9 0

60 0 0

*60 0 0

99 11 6

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

* M. David Thomson performed service during January and February, 1906, at £60 per annum, and from 1st to 19th March, 1905,

at £70 per annum, at risk of contractor.

commonwealth Gazette, 824 4No, ìj.'- 41t1i 'April, egos

COrTnAC'Td Y08 THE CoN98TANI7$ OP MAILS IN THE STATE OP NEU' SOUTH %VAI,sacontinued.

221 John H. Thomp-son

Manilla

222 Frank R. Ethe ! Barrabaridge

222A William Henry ; BarrabaTaylor

223 William E. Taylor Ashley

224 HectorH. Halloran j Bingara225 James Ford . + Bundarra

226 Fredk. J. Con- Bingaranolly

227 Thomas J. BundarraMcHugh

228 Fredk. J, Con- Bingaranolly

229 John Moore Gum Flat

230 Hector H. BingaraHalloran

231 Fredk. J. Con - Eingaranolly

232 John B. Campbell Warialda

233 FergusonMcGregor

234 Wm. C. R.McGregor

235 Ernest J. Rose ...

236 E. W. Workman

Approx.Die.

tancein

Milos.

Frequencyof

Communize,.tion.


NORTHERN ROADS--- contimied.... Barraba, Wood's Reef, and Bun-

darra, vid J. Spencer's, W.Spencer's (Ironbark Station),King's, Kramer's, Eckert's,Ford's, Mitchell's and KeeraWoolshed ; and Barraba, Wood'sReef, and Simmon's, vid J.Spencer's, W. Spencer's (Iron -bark Station), King's, Kramer's,Eckert's, A . Simmons', Ford's,and Mitchell's. (Contractor toextend Barraba- Simmons' ser-vice to Frost's for an additionalsum of £10 per annum, or toBundarra for an additional sumof £28 per annum)*

Barraba, Bereen, and Cowper's,vid Dennis' : thence to Burindi.road, near Urquhart's, sun.,Burindi, Kirk's, Mayvale(Chambers'), Campo Santo, Wil-son Bros., Plumthorpe, Cainton,Violet Dale, Vermont, Wee,and Brushgrove

Barraba and Long Arm, vidWhite's, Booth's, McKid's, H.Stieger's, W. Neeson's, M, Stud -1er's, and J. McKechnie's

Cobbadah, Upper Horton, Eulou-rie (Post Office), Terry - hie -hie,and Moree, vid Currangandi,Ullembarella, Rocky Creek,Bundoowithildi, Thos. Pitman's,T. Jones', C. Donaldson's, andWeebollabolla (Munro's)

Upper Horton and CobbadahCobbadah and Gulf Creek, vid the

Main Road ; andGulf Creek and StormontBingara and Keera Station

Bingara and Bundarra, vid Coo -rangoora, Feira, Beverley, andLong Reach

Bingara and Eulourie, vilâ BlackForest, Dallai, Derra, and Gur-rumbeel

Rol) Roy, Gum Flat, and l3eaulieuSchool. (Contractor to startfrom Greenwood Railway Station(if required)

... Gravesend and Bingara, vid Singa-

Bpore,Tremlett's, Elcombe's,

angheet, and the route usuallyfollowed

Dinoga and Upper Bingara(Mason's), Fletcher's, Fensom's,Monies' Battery, .. Delander's,.Tones', Hanton's, and AhLeon 's

Warialda Railway Station andWarialda

«.

Goondiwindi ... Warialda, Yallaroi, Boggabilla,and Goondiwindi, vita Oregon,old Gunyerwarildi, Hughey'sArm, Talloona, Coppermaren-billen, and the several selec-tions on the Whalan Water-course between Coppermaren- '-

hillen and Boggabilla ; andWarialda, Yallaroi, Boggabilla,

and Goondiwindi, vid MountMitchell, E. Sutton's, D. Sut-ton's, A. Sutton's, McNa-mara's, Cook's, and Gordon's

Mungle Creek, Warialda, Coolatai, and Wallan-Boggabilla gra, vid Gournama,Croppa, New

Gunyerwarildi, Carlyon's.Allan -dale, Stamm's West Holme,Hussey's Agincourt, Garrett'sand Ryan's

Warialda Warialda and Reedy Creek(McIntyre's), vid Myalla, Gra-gin, and Gunnee

Boggabilla Wallangra, Yetman, and Bogga-billa, vid Moore's, Fraser's,Bartlett's, and Hallam's. (Con-tractor to convey mails, twice aweek on horseback, at £91 perannum ; or twice a week bysulky, two horses. at 2103 perannum, if required)

46

23

48

One

One

One

17 Two

94 One

13 One12 Three

3 One18 One

38 One

125 One

G Three

38 Two

8 Two

4

125

100

58

27

68

Once oroftenerdaily, onthree orsix days aweek, asrequired

One

One

Two

Three

OneOne

Mode ofConveyance,

Sulky, 1horse, orbuggy, 2horses

Horseback

2 -horsevehicle

Horseback1 horse

vehicleHorsebackHorseback

or sulky

Sulky, 1horse

Horseback

Buggy, 2horses

Horseback

Omnibus 2or 4 horses

Horsebackand pack-horse

Horseback

Horseback

HorsebackSulky, 2

horses

AnnualAmount pay.

able.

1-)

}

s.

Date ofTermination.

*62 0

6116

0

0

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

40 0 0 9th Aug., 1905

127 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

20 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

75 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

25 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

79 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

47 10 0 31 Dec., 1900

51 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

7500 31 Dec., 1906

31 0 0 31 Dee., 1905

35 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

249 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

95 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

71 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

97 0 0 31 Dee., 1907

* Barraba Simmons' portion of contract extended to Bundarra for £28 per annum extra from 21st March, 1905.

No. 17. --8th April, r905 324 CommonwealthGazette,

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS ITv THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WAr.Escontinued.

Contractors'

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein


237 Fredk. McGinty ...

238 Alex. Morrison ...

239 Geo. Schalk

240 James Blair

241 James Blair

Bendemeer

Moonbi

l3endemeer

Bendemeer

Bendemeer

242 Chas. E. Bowden Walcha

A. Gol- Surveyor's Creek.Walcha -road

243 Georgeledge

244 Benjamin E. Fur -nifull

245 Wlm. Stringer ...

Walcha Road ...

Walcha

246 Michael Heffernan Walcha,

247 Albert Coombes... Yarras

248 John McHugh, Bundarrajun.

249 John Carroll ... LTralla ...

250 John Carroll ... tTralla

251 John Carroll ... Uralla ...

252 John Carroll Uralla ...

253 Edward Scanloni

254 Jas. Nesbitt ...255 Patk. Ryan ...

25G Wlm. E. McGinty

257 George Medhurst

258 Henry Monley ...

259 Thomas R. Burn-ham

260 Thomas R. Burn-ham

261 Patrick Raren ...

Inverell

StanniferArmidale

Bundarra

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.



Railway Station, Moonbi, andPost Offices, Moonbi and Bendemeer

Moonbi Railway Station, Gill, andEcho Hill. (Contractor to crossat McGill's to the Spring Creekside of the river, thence to theold crossing at Johnston Camp,&c.)

Bendemeer and Green Valley*and Green Valley and Bell'sSwamp (G. Grattan :s)

Bendemeer and Glen Barra, yidHanning's, Longford's, andWatson's Creek Tin Minos

Bendemeer and Watson's CreekTin Mines, viii Hanning's andLongford's. (Contractor to ex-tend the service to Glen Barra,if required, for extra £5 perannum)

Walcha Road and Walcha ; arid.Travelling Post Office and PostOffice, Walcha Road

\ \Taleha Road, Craig Lea, andNiangala, vid Surveyor's CreekStation, Aberbaldie, and In-gleba

Craig Lea (or Ingleba), Glen Mor-rison, and St. Leonard's Creek

Walcha and Moona Plains, vidOhio, + uropambola, and EmuCreek

Walcha and Yarrowitch, vidWaterloo, Tiara, Tia, and LowerTia Station

... Yarrowitch, Cell's Field, andYarras

Uralla and Bundarra, vid Tory-burn, Stony Batter, and KingJohn Swamp

Uralla and Salisbury Plains, vidSalisbury Court Station

... Uralla and Arding, vid Methven

LTralla and Rocky River

Uralla, Sandon, and Mount S'1u r-wood, vid Gostwyck, Rockwood,Hillview School, Hillview, andGrocer's Creek

... ! Bundarra, Stanborough, Tingha,Gilgai, and Inverell, vid " TheGrove Station"

Tingha and Stannifer ... ...Railway Station and Post Office,

Armidale

Armidale, Invergowrie, Saumarez,Yarrowyck, and Bundarra, vidLaura Station and Abington

(Í Armidale. Armidale Gully, andSchaefer's (Stonefield), vid Thal -garah and Hubert Park

Armidale and Rock Vale, vid Thal -garah, Pint Pot, and Forglen ;and

Rock Vale and Oban; vid Coning -dale, Kilkoy, Fairview, Iuverin-ate, Camperdown, Lyndhurst,Aberfoil, Carndhu, Riverview(Finlayson's), Springfield (Grain-ger's), and Ward's Mistake HeadStation

Arm idale, Eversielyh -, Wyndella,and Booroolong

From Armidale to Puddledock, vitaJ. Ryan's, Pinch Flat ; return-ing from Puddledock to A rmi-dale, vid Donald W. Hiscoek's,Thos. Porter's, .Tas. Porter's, andCooper's

Armidale and Castle Doyle

Armidale ...

Armidale

Armidale

Armidale

Hillgro v e

262 Fredk. G. H. MetzJohnson

263 Adam Weather- ' South Grafton ...stone

1

Armidale, Cooney Creek, andHillgrove

... ! Cooney Creek and Metz

Hillgrove, Wollnmombi, GuyFawkes, Wirri.Lll)a, and Tyring-haui

14 Three

17 Two

15 Two9 One '

22 One

15 One

}

12 SixbTwelve

27

17

23

Two

Two

Two

31 ¡ Two

531: ; One

50

12

Three

Two

8 Two

5 i Three

32 Two

38 j Three

7 Three1 j Twice

oftenerdaily

60 Three

22 Two

24 Two

59 : Two

22 Three

20Two

14)

10

22

One

Six

4 j Six

59 Two

or

Mode of AnnualConveyance. Amount pay -

able.

£ s. d.

bate ofTermination.

Coach, 2horses

27 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

36 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

Horseback 42 0 OX 31 Dee., 190G

Horseback 19 0 0 31 Dee., 19)G

Horseback 14 0 0 31 Dec., 1.936

4- horsecoach

88 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

Waggonette 85 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

1-horsevehicle

35 0 0 31 Dec., lf,07


Horse andsulky

49 0 0 31 Dee., 1907

Horseback 30 0 0 31 Dee., 19(6

4- wheeledcoach, 3

horses

229 10 0 31 Dec. , 1.907

Horseback 18 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

Horseback 23 8 0 31 Dec., 19C6

Horseback 12 10 0 31 Dec., 1905

Horse andtrap

75 10 0 31 Dec., 1907

4- wheeledvehicle

130 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

Horseback 52 0 0 31 Dee., 19064- wheeled 65

vehicle0 0 31 Dec., 1907

Waggonette. 209 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

2 or 4wheeledvehicle 215 0 0 31. l)ec., 1937

Horseback

Sulky, 83horse

0 0 31. Dec., 1907

Sulky, 632 horses

0 0 31 Dec., 1903

Horseback 26 0 0 ;n Dec., 1905

Coach, 2 110or morel loi :ses

0 0 31 Dee., 1907

Sulky, 1 52l corse

0 0 31. Dec., 1907

Buggy, 1.50horses

0 0 31. Dec., 1907

Contractor allowed additional sum of £3 per annum for travelling once a week w:4 G. Smil h's and Airlie Station, between Bendemeerand Green Valley, from 21st March, 1905 (5 miles extra).

1. Owing to Contractor Scanlon's failure to perform service since the 11th October, 1904, mie of his sureties (Norman Gough) is ca, eyingit out from that date.

ctlma,onn-eaithGazette.

Name

325 NO. .---8th Aprii, rg0_5

NcE OP MAILS IN THE STATE OP NEW SOUTH WALEScontineccd.

Contractors`Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Dfiles

Frequencyof

Comuiunica-tioi.

Diode ofOonve ante.3'

AnnualAmount pay-

able.Date of

Termination.

Addresses.

Na of timesper week. £ s. cl.

Adam Weather- 1 South Grafton ...stone

2A5 John O'NieIl ...

26G Richard Kelly ...

267 Wm. Mundy ...

2GS Wm. Mundy ...

269 Robert Moore ...

270 R. F. Moore

271 Francis McGuigan

272 William Marsden

273 William Sargeant

274 Henry P. Baldwin

275 \Vim. Byron

276 He P. Baldwin

277 Whn. Child

Metz ...

Wolloinonibi

Guyra ...

Guyra ...

Guyra,

Gura ...

Ben Lomond ..,

Graham's Valley

Mount Mitchell

Glen Inns

Glen limes

Glen Innes

Invereil

* Contractor to travel vidsubsidy of £i fis. per annula.

w. R.

NORTHERN ROADS continued.Tyringham, Nymboida, Blax- 58.

land's Flat, Coutts' Crossing,South Grafton, and Grafton.(Contractor to travel alternatelyvid Skinner's Creek, and Dead-in an'sCreek, and also travel alter-nately between Coutts' Crossingand Grafton, The Tea -tree route, 541and via the Creamery Road, R.Ellis', Morrow's, M. Ellis', andGregarrow Bridge, and alsobetween Tyringham. and Nyni-boida by the main road)

Comara, George's Creek, Wollo - 58 Onemombi, and Hillgrove

Wollomombi and Rampsbeck, vid j 27 TwoD. McRae's, J. and D. McRae's,D. Cameron's, R. McRae's, A.Fraser's, and Mrs. Wright's.(Contractor to travel via W. R.Neil's in addition to otherplaces mentioned for an ad-ditional sum of £2 10s. per an-num if required)

Guyra, North Guyra, Everett, ! 45 Three011era, Wandsworth, KangarooCamp, and Tingha

Guyra, North Guyra, and Tenter -den, vid Sandy Creek and BrushyCreek ; and Tenterden andTingha, vid Waverley, Spicer's,Pioneer Sawmills, W ilson's,Austin's, and Readett's. (Con-tractor to travel vid R. H.Cameron's, D. Dawson's, and L.N. McKay's, between Guyra andTenterden, and vifs those placeson the trip from Guyra to Tenterden, returning by presentroute one, two, or three times aweek, for an additional sum of£1.1 per annum)

Guyra and Koala, vid J. Collins', 45 I TwoFl egney's, Moorhead's. Wham's,Keinp's, Dawson's, Mulligan's,D. Williams' (Reedy Creek),Balderslie, and the present routeto Koala

t Two

20 Three ...

21 One

Guyra, Brockley, Boundary Creek(Jacob Rainger's), Stonebrook(John Grill's), Glenross (JohnGillander's), and Spring Ridge(Duncan Finlayson's), via Henryl'earson's. (Contractor to con-vey mails twice a week for a sumat the rate of £78 per annum ifrequired)

From Ben Lomond RailwayStation to Wandsworth, vidHockey's, Cunningham's, Pal -mer's, Perrett's, Cottrell's, Tarrant's. Costello's, and Moredon,returning to Ben Lomond Rail-way Station vid Green Bank

Glencoe and Graham's Valley, vidSimpson's, Stonehenge

Glencoe, Blair Hill Station, and11 oust ìv1 itchell

Railway Station and Post Office,Glen Innes

Glen Innes, Red Range, YarrowCreek, and Kookabookra, vidthe main road ; Glen Innes, RedRange, and Yarrow Creek, vidMayville ; and Kookabookraand Bear Hill

Glen Inns, Clairviìle, Reddestone,Wellingrove, Nullamanna, Sap-phire, and Inverell, vid Glendon,Wellingrove Station, King'sPlains, Apple -tree Gully, V i-ver's Slice') Station, A. Mc Leod's,McKenzie's and Munzie's (Swanbrook)

Glen lanes, Beaufort, Matheson,Swan Vale, Elsinore, Brodie'sPlains, and Inverell

Nell's on the return journey from Rampsbeck

25 a One

19

10

14

T

24

G

69

43

Three

Two

Two


TwoOne

One

Two

Six

}

Sulky andhorse



99 19 0

97 0 0

*48 10 0

108 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

Horseback I 101 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

Horsebackor byvehicle

Horseback

Horseback

Horseback

Vehicle ..

4- wheeledtrap,2 horse s

Sulky ...

Coach,horses

40 0 0 ! 31 Dec., 1907

1.6 0 031 0 038 0 0

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

to Wollomombi, from 1st February, 1905, for extra

No. 77.-8th April, r9o5 82G Commonwealth taze

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OP MAILS IN THE STATE OP NEW SOUTH WALESeonliri «ed.

Contractors'

Names.

278 Samuel Redigerand Wlm. Quin-lan

279 Robt. Duncan,sen.

280 Geo. Larkin ...

281 Fredk. J. Sloman

282 Jas. Griffin

283 Edward Cassidy...

284 Alex. J. Brown ...

285 Geo. Fraser

286 James F. Judge

287 Hamilton H. Mar-shall

288 Robert Griffiths

i

Addresses.

;Grafton

Glen Irenes

Bald Nob

Dundee

Emmaville

Deepwater

The Gulf

Emmaville

Inverell

Ashford

Bingara

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.



Glen Innes,, Bald Nob Barney'sBill, Springbrook, Dalmorton,Bawden Bridge, South Grafton,and Grafton, vid Shambigne,Buccarumbi, Broad Meadows,Newton Boyd, and Big Hill

Glen Innes and Shannon Vale ...

Bald Nob and Glen Elgin, vidRosenthal Mill, Glen ElginStation, and the Dredge Works(Mogford's)

Railway Station and Post Office,Dundee ; and

Dundee Railway Station andFladbury, vid Ranger's Valley

Railway Station and Post Office,Deepwater ; and

Deepwater, Tent Hill, and Emma-ville

Deepwater, Castlerag, Nine -mile,and Torington, vid DeepwaterStation

Emmaville and The Gulf, vidThe Glen, Highland Home, andParadise Creek

Emmaville and Strathbogie ; andStrathbogie and Rocky Creek.(Contractor to be allowed anadditional sum of £10 perannum, if required, to convey asecond mail weekly to and fromStrathbogie and Rocky Creek)

Inverell, Rob Roy, Little Plain,Reedy Creek, and Warialda, vidthe Main Road

Inverell, Gooinoorah, BukkullaStation, and Ashford, vid Byron.Arrawatta, Dinton Vale, andArthur Seat ; or Inverell, Goo -inoorah, Bukkulla Station, andAshford, vid Main Road, threetimes a week, £107 per annum,if required

From Inverell to Oakwood,Cherry -tree Hill, Graman, andWallangra, vid Bannockburnand the main road ; returningfrom Wallangra, via Bannock-burn and Kulki.

105

7

24

Six

Two

pne

4 Six 18 Three ...1


18 Six ...

18

23

814;

39

37

51,f

52

Three

One

ThreeOne

Three

Three

Two

Six

Coach, 3 or4 horses

Sulky, 1horse


Springoart,1 horse

4- wheeledcoach, 2,or 3horses

Sulky, 1horse

Horseback

Horseback


Sulky orothervehicle

4 - wheeledconvey-ance, 2 ormorehorses

Coach, 3horses'

£ 8.

1,539 0 0

30 0 045 0 0

60 0 0

I30 0 0

J39 15 0

30 0 0

52 0 0

148 4 0

124 0 0

170 0 0

Date ofTensivatiee,

31 We., 19)0

31 Dec., 1903

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dea, 19)6

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 190G

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dee., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 De -., 1906

31 Dec., 1907

289 John T. Carson* Inverell ... Inverell, Howell, and Copeton, vid 20 J 97 0 0 31 Dec., 1905the 12 -mile post on the mainBundarra -road. (Contractor totravel three times a week vidGilgai P.O., and the 9 -mile poston the Howell road, between In-verell and Howell; and also vidthe Tingha Bridge when Cope'sCreek is in flood)

Elsmore . Elsmore and Apple -tree Gully 13 One Horseback 20 0 0 31 Dec., 1905(Graham's), vid Henderson's,Ehsman'e, Powney's, Little's,Miller's, T. and H. Ehsman's ;or twice a week, £30, as required

Newstead, near Elsmore and McLean's, vid New- 18 Three Horseback 75 0 0 31 Dec., 1905Inverell stead, Newstead South, DavidHoey's, Shadewell Hill (MunroBrothers'), Paradise Creek, andEast Paradise

Ashford Ashford and Bonshaw, vid Monk- 30 31 Dec., 1906stadt, Frazer's Creek, and Bent-ley's. (Contractor to also travelvid Dunman's)

293 Thos. J. Carroll ... Ashford , Ashford and Pindari Station, t'id 37 31 Dec., 1905Edgerton, McMullin's, Baker's,1

Wells', Taviton (Cardale's), jWalker's Store, Glenorchy, andWindorah

294 John Pillar Tenterfield Bonshaw, Leefield, Sunnyside, 801¡ Two Horseback 130 0 0 31 Dec., 1906and Tenterfield, vid Maidenhead,Mingoola, W. H. Bates', E.Hall's, Reineicke's, Mole, andClifton Stations. (Contractor totravel, when practicable, betweenMaidenhead and MaidenheadTop Stations, vid Garstad's.Fletcher's, and the south side ofthe Dumaresq River)

* Owing to Contractor Carson's failure to perform service, his sureties (G. W. Cameron and M. Hunt) will be paid as special mailmenfrom 11th October, 1904.

290 John Grimss

291 John Grimes

292 Thos. J. Carroll ... Two

Two

Horseback 45 7 6

Horseback 60 0 0

commonwealth'&xefte. 827 No. 17.--8th April, /90,5

CONTRACT'S P08 THE CONVEYANCE DF Mr1IL8 IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WAt.E14confinutd.

iJanies.

Contractors'

295 Sidney J. A.Cole

290 Philip Callachor,sen.

Addresses.

Yetman

Yetman

297 Archibald Collins Tenterfield

298 Patrick J. Kelly

299 Hugh G. Campbell300 George Merchant

Tenterfield

Bryan's Gap ...Tenterfield ...

301 Thomas Morrissey Casinoand LawrenceO'Keeffe

302 George H. Pearce

303 William Goodyear

304 Philip Waller ...

Postal Lines.

Approx.FrequencyDis- oftance Comnuunica-in Lion.Miles.

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.


NORTHERN ROADScontinued.Bonsliaw, Texas (Queensland),

and Yetman, vid Glen Dhu,Robinson's, Hinchenbrook Park,and Glen Dod

Yetnian and Durkin's, vid Cole's,Callachor's, Myall Downs,Smith's, Sutton's, and BlueNobby. (Contractor to subAitute following service, if re.gnired : Yetntan and Coolatai,vid Myall Downs, O'Gorinan's,Makin's, Old Blue Nobby, NewBlue Nobby, Durkin's, Camp-bell's, and McDonald's, at £70per annum)

Railway Station and Post Office,Tenterfield

Tenterfield, Steinbrook, Timbarra,lifillcrrz, and Lionsville

Tenterfield and Bryan's Gap ...Tenterfield, Leech's Gully, Buono()

Boonoo, and Wilson's Downfall

... Railway Station, Tenterfield, PostOffice, Tenterfield, BlackSwamp, Sandy Hill, RossitervillcDrake, Tabulai», Mummulgum,Casino, Naughton's Gap, andLismore. (Contractor to per-form journey from Tenterfieldto Lismore within 18 hours)

Wi llson's Downfall, A cac ta. AcaciaCreek, rid the surveyed read,Dttnkeld's, and Acacia CreekBridge; and Acacia Creek,White Swamp, Woodenbong andUnutngar, vid Old Koreelah

Wilison's Downfall, South River- Ìtree, and Rivertree

Tooloom,

WiIlson's Down-fall

Drake ...

305 James Graham ... Tabulam

306 Arthur E. Olive... Lawrence

307 Kenneth McLean Tooloom

303 Kenneth McLean

309 George H. Pearce

310 Lawrence Grebert

311 Fitzhenry

Tooloom

Tooloom

Whiteman Creek

Maclean

12 John R. Hickey Iluka ...

Drake, Pretty Gully, Paddy'sFlat, Upper Tooloom, and Tito-loom, viii Lunatic Reefs, JumpUp Mines, and Lower Tooloom(and also vid Mosquito Creek,and Farley's, when the ClarenceRiver is crossable)

Tabulam to Bonalbo Station, vidDuck Creek, returning toTabulam vid Peacock Creek

Ocean steamer's wharf and PostOffice, Lawrence, Travellers'Rest, Myall Creek, MyrtleCreek, and Casino

Tooloom and Woodenbong, vidIverson's, Tooloom Station,Lees' (NI acilvennon), and Ur-pen's. (Contractor to also travelvia D. Mulcahy's, Boomi, for anadditional £2 per annum, ifrequired)

North Killarney (Queensland),Mountain View (Queensland),and Acacia Creek. (Contractorto perform the service six timesa week, if required, for - 49 perannum)

Acacia Creek and Brixworth, viiiCarney's, Crisp's, King's, Mul-len's, Brosnan's, Walsh's, NewKoreelah (Kenny's), the roadthrough settlement leases, viedFlagstone Creek, and also vitiMaher's. (Contractor to travelvia Acacia Creek Bridge, and mayterminate at Neston's ashen boree-lah Cree; is unfordaile.)

Whiteman Creek and StockyardCreek

Ocean steamers as they pass upand down the Clarence Riverand Post Office, Maclean ; and toconvey the overland mails fromthe river steamers to the PostOffice, Maclean

Clarence River steamers and PostOffices, Iluka and Yamba, asrequired, to meet steamers thatarrive and depart, or that passup and down the river ; and

Post Offices, Iluka and Yamba. ..* Contractors allowed £21 18f. 7d. per annum additional to convey an

'Casino, from 3rd March, 1905.i. Allowed £1 per annum extra for travelling ví4 Maloney's from let January, 105.

55

27

44

627

110

One

One


Two

TwoThree

Six *.

37 Two

48 Two

17 Two

3G Two

20 One

52 Two

26

6

10

G

Two

Four

Two

Two ..,

As often asrequired

2 Twoextra nail on

}

Horseback

Horseback

Spring van,1 horse

Horseback

HorsebackSulky or

dog cart,1 horse

4 -horsecoach

Horseback

Horseback

Horseback

Horseback

Sulky,buggy,or coach.1, 2, or 3horses

Horseback

s

Brggy ...

Horseback

Horseback

Spring cartand horse

Boat

£ s. d.

Date ofTermination.

62 10 0 31 Dec., 1906

33 0 0

38 8 0

110 0 019 0 095 0 0

1,698 0 0*

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 190631 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1907

120 0 O fi 31 Dec., 1907

36 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

SO 0 0

30 0 0 , 31 Dec., 1005

125 10 0

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dec., 1906

29 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

38 0 0 31 Dec .,1907

27 0 0 31 Dec. 1907

1G 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

17 19 6 31 Dee., 1905

60 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

Fridays from Lismore to Napgbtou's Gap,and

No. i 7.-811i April, 1 goy 328 Commöl.iwealtll G

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN THE STATIC OF NE1V SOUTH WALES continued.


Approx.Dis-

tancein


313 Lawrence O'Keeffe

314 Patrick Murphy315 George Cannon ...316 Alexander

McCallum317 Frederick C.

Sanders

318 Matthew Battersby

319 A. D. Kenney ...

320 Alexander D.Kenney, jun.

321 Adam Weather -stone

322 James Cox ...

323 Mary A. McIntosh

323A Mrs. Mary AnnMcIntosh

324 James Graham ...

325 Alfred Harris ...

326 Alfred Harris ...

327 Samuel Beardow

328 Donald WtIs ...

329 George C« Britt,jun.

330 Oliver Wilton ...

South Wcol-burn

Palmer's Island...UlmarraUpper Cold-

streamGrafton

Grafton

(

Bellinger Heads

South Grafton ...

South Grafton ...

Casino ...

Casino ...

Casino

Tabulam

4

Lismore

Lismore

Dunoon

Ballina

Lismore

Woodlawn

ofofCommunica-

fion.


NORTHERN ROADS --- continued.

The Wharf, Harwood Island. andPost Offices, Harwood Island,Chatsworth Island, Mororo, TheEsk, South Woodburn, andWoodburn ; and

Chatsworth island, Mororo, TheEsk, South Woodburn, andWoodburn ; and

From Chatsivortli Island to SouthWoodburn

Palmer's Island and Taloumbi ...Brush Grove and Coldstream ...Ulmarra and Upper Coldstream

Steamers' Wharf, Grafton, andPost Office, Grafton, on arrivaland departure of steamers

Grafton, Deep Gully, WhitemanCreek, Coptnanhurst, and UpperCopmanhurst ; and

Upper Copmanhurst, Philip'sCorner, Baryulgil, and Zions-ville

Grafton, South. Grafton, HalfwayCreek, Cori ndiClarence, Wool -goola, Coff's Harbor, Bonville,East Raleigh, Central Raleigh,Fernmount, and Bellingen, vidSmall's, Pine Creek

South Grafton, Glenreagh. NanaGlen, Coramba, Karangi, andCoff's Harbor ; with branchmails to and from KangarooCreek, Upper kangaroo Creek,and Maxwell's Homestead ;and to and from Upper Orara"

South Grafton, Gerrymberryn,Eatonsville, and Ramornie

From Coraki to Codrington, SouthCodrington, Tatham, Green -ridge, and Casino ; and fromCasino to Greenridge, Tatham,South Codrington, Codrington,and Coraki

Casino, Fairy Hill, and Kyogle ;

and Kyogle, The Risk, andUnwingar

Casino, Fairy Hill, and Kyogle ...

Casino, Wyan, Murragang, andTabulaire, vid Deep CreekCheese Factory, H. Clark's,Rocky Creek, E. T. Smith's,Wyandah, thence by roadhitherto followed

The Wharf and Post Office, Lis-more, to meet ocean or riverboats, on arrival and departuredaily, including the cartage oftelegraph stores

Railway Station and Post Office,Lismore

Lismore, Dunoon, and Dorroughby

'Lismore, Goonellabah, Wollong-bar, Alstonville, Westbridge, andBallina ; and from Ballina toLismore (including Aistonville,Wollongbar, and Goonellabah,if required)

Lismore, Chilcott's Grass, RousMill, and Rous

Woodlawn Railway Siding, Wood -lawn, and Numulgi

Bexhill, Corndale, and Rosebank

30 1 Two

26 Four

2G Two

4 Two4 Two6 Two

23 Three

45 Two

81 Three

55 Two

24 Two

3 Two11 Í Three

20 Seven

20 Six

21 Three

27 Two

21 Three

52 Two

iv

1

14

22

22

13

3

331 John Mcl)oiiagb Clunes 12

* Subsidy +reduced by £12 per annum, owing to discontinuance of Upper Orara portion of service from 7th February, 1905.

}

Asrequired

Twicedai.lyor of tener

Three

Mode ofConveyance.

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

Six

{One, im-}mediatelyafter ar-rivalof theoceansteamerwith mailsfrom Syd-ney onMondays

Two ...

Two

£ s. d.

Coach, 1, 2, Í 127 0 03,or4horses

HorsebackHorseback

Horse andvan

Date ofTCrutittatiop,

31 Dec., 190;.,

12 15 0 31 Dee., 190724 10 0 :31 Dec.,1 90527 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

35 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

Buggy, 10410 02 horses

Coach, 1, 2,or3 horses

4 -horsecoach

Horse andsulky

Coach, 3horses


Horseback

Coach, 2 ormore horses

Horseback

Springvan,1 horse

Springvan, 1horse

Sulky, 1horsebetweenLismoreandDunoonandthence onhorse-back

Coach 2horses

Sulky, 2horses

349 19 0

*240 0 0

39 0 069 19 9

146 0 0)

50 0 057 10 0

19 0 0

20 0 0

50 0 0

85 0 0

52 0 0

25 0 0

31 Dee., 1906

31 Dee., 1905

31 Dec., 1905

31 Dee., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dcc., 1905

31 Dec. 1905

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dee., 190G

31 Dec., 1906

31 Dec., 1906

30 April, 1905

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1900

Three ... Vehicle 35 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

CommonwealthGazette. 329 No. 17.-8th Aprii, 1905

CONTRACTS FOR THE CONVEYANCE Or MAILS IN THE STATE ON NEW SOUTH WALESc07Ltiniced.

Contractors'

Names. Addresses.

Postal Lines.

Approx.Dis-

tancein

Miles.

332 Herbert

333 Albert L. Smith ...

334 Cl:" ence D.:M.clntyre

33,E James Coleman ...

33G Donald Wells ...

37 John Bryant333 Frank Grape

339 Geo. Skinner

340 Ben. F. Skinner

341 Edward H. Bruce

312 Airs. M. A. Brown313 Mrs. M. A. Brown

1 Herbert L. Bruns-den

2 Thos. Hyland ...

3 George Lennon ...

4 Fredk. C. Lover-idge

Jas. W. R. Taylor

Cluses

Wollongbar

Wardell

Balling

Ballina

North Creek ...Muliumbimby ...

Murwillumbah ...

11Iu1willunlbah ...

Murwillumbah -I

ChinderahChinderah

North Sydney ...

596 Crown- street,Sydney

Redfern

Victoria St.Alexandria

Ryde

G Jas. W. R. Taylor J Ryde ...

7 Alfred J. Wigzell

8 Henry Swete ...

Ermingtou

Rookwood

1

l

Frequencyof

Communica-tion.

Mode ofConveyance.

No. of timesper Week.


From Eltham to Clunes, Eureka,Federal, Coorabell Creek, Ban -galow; and Spring Vale, returning to Eltham, zi4 Clunes

Wollongbar and Cowloug

Wardell, Meerschaum Vale, Rous,Rous ]!{1I1, and Alstouville

Post Office and Wharf, Ballina(including cartage of stores)

Ballina, Culnbalum, Tintenbar,Knockrow, Newrybar, and Bangalow, vill Newrybar Factory

Ballina, and Upper North CreekMull unibixnby, Reddacliff's, and

Coorabell CreekMurwillumbah, Condong, Tum-

bu]guin, North Tumbulgum,Stott's Creek, Chinderah, andTweed Heads, including the por-terage of mails to and from theseveral Post Offices and thesteamer. (Contractor to call atSouth Murwillumbah Wharf ifrequired)

Railway Station, South 11lurwil-lumbah, and Post Office, Mur-willumbah

Murwillumbah, Byangum, andRowland's Creek ; and

Rowland's Creek and Terragon ...From Chinderah to Cudgen ; and

from Cudgen to ChinderahCudgen. Duranbah, and A. A.

Loder's

SUBURBAN ROADS.

General Post 'Office, Sydney, andPost Offices, P'ulson's Point andNorth Sydney

General Post Office, Sydney, andPost Offices, Redfern and Alex-andria. (Contractor to call atRedfern Railway Station if re-quired)

General Post Office, Sydney, andPost Offices, Paddington, Wool -lahra, Waverley, and Bondi

From the General Post Office,Sydney, to La Perouse, vidSydney Railway Station. Red-fern, Alexandria, North Botany,Botany, Lower Botany, andCoast Hospital ; and from LaPerouse to Lower Botany

From Wharf, Stephen street, Bal -main, to Post Offices, Balmaiuand Rozelleand from Post Office, Rozelle,to Druuunoyne, Gladesville,and Ryde

From Ryde to Gladesville

From Gladesville to Drununoyncand Rozelle ; and

From Rozelle to Post Office, Bal -main, and Wharf, Stephen - street

Meadow Bank Post Office andPost Office, Ryde

Railway Station, Ryde, and PostOffices, Erinington and Dundas(including the clearance ofletter- receiver at Dundas TownHall)

Rookwood, Bankstown, and UpperBankstown

22 Six

10 Two

15 Three

ISulky, 1

111111

horse, orhorseback

3 On arrivaland de-parture ofocean andriversteamers,as required

19 Six ...

7 Two*10 Two

27 Six

11

fi22

2

3

5

14

Twiceday

Two

One1-TwelveSixTwo

J

Thrice oroftenerdaily

Three orfour timesa day, asrequired

Four timesa day

Six ...

4 Six ...1} Four times

a day

6 Twice aday

2 Twice aday

4 Four timesa day

1 Three timesa day

1 Thrice oroftener

4 I

dailyTwice a

day

5 Twice aday

Horseback

Cart, 1horse

Van, ïhorse


Sulky ...

Steamer ...

1-horsesulky

Pagnelcart, 1horse

Sulky orvillagecart, 1horse

Vehicle, Ihorse

Sulky orvillagecart

j

AnnualAmount pay-

able.

) Cart be-tweenwharf,Stephen -st., andGlades -ville, andsulky, 1horse, be-tweenGlades-vine andHyde

Coach ...

4- wheeledcoach, 1or 2 horses

Coach, 2horses

Date ofTermination.

106 0 0 1 31. Dec., 1907

24 0 075 0 022 0 0

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1907

31 Dec., 1905

100 0 0 31 Dee., 1906

*27 10 0 31 Dec., 190724 0 0 31 Dee., 1906

190 0 0 31 Dee., 1907

30 0 0 31 Dee., 1905

1-30 0 0 31 Dee., 1907

70 10 0 31 Dec., 190531 10 0 31 Dee., 1905

90 0 0 31 Dec., 1907

90 0 0 31 Dec., 1905

102 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

78 0 0 31 Dec., 190?

165 0 0 31 Dec., 190G

60 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1006

45 0 0 31 Dec., 1906

60 0 0 j 31 Dec., 1906

* From 1st January to 13th February, 1905, service performed once a week and subsidy payable at rate of £13 Hs. per annum.

1- Allowed L15 per annula additional for extra mail j'er week between Rowland's Creek and Terragon from ist January, 1905.

`it

N0. 17. -8th April, 1968

Postmaster- General's Department,29th March, 1905.

Ex Min. "9.NOTIFICATION OF PROVISIONAL REGULATION,

AND OF THE INTENTION TO MAKE A REGU-LATION UNDER THE POST AND TELEGRAPHACT, 1901. PAYMENT OF POSTAGE BY THERECEIVER.

PURSUANTto the Rules Publication Act 1903, notice

is hereby given(1). That His Excellency the Governor- General, acting

with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, was, onthe 29th day of March, 1905, pleased to make a ProvisionalRegu.ation (Payment of Postage by the Receiver) underthe Post and Telegraph Act, 1901, to come into operationforthwith, which Provisional Regulation may be cited asStatutory Rules, 1905, No. 24.

(2). That it is proposed, after 6o days from the dateof this notice, to make a Regulation (Payment of Postageby the Receiver) under the Post and Telegraph Act, 1901,and that the Provisional Regulation above- mentioned isthe draft of the proposed Regulation.

(3). That copies of the Provisional Regulation may bepurchased at the Government Printing Office, Melbourne,at the price of threepence.

(4). That 'any representations or suggestions made inwriting by any person interested will be taken into con-sideration before finally settling the proposed Regulation.


830

Postmaster- General's Department,29t11 March, 1905.

Ex Min. 12o.

NOTIFICATION OF PROVISIONAL REGULA'T'IONS,AND OF THE IN'T'ENTION TO MAKE REGULA-TIONS UNDER THE POST AND TELEGRAPHACT, 19o1 BURGLAR ALARMS.

) URSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 1903, no-r tice is hereby given

(r). That His Excellency the Governor- General, actingwith the advice of the Federal Executive Council, vas, onthe 29t11 day of March, 1905, pleased to make ProvisionalRegulations (Burglar Alarms) under the Post and Tele-graph Act Igor, to come into operation forthwith, whichProvisional Regulations may be cited as Statutory Rules,1905, No. 25.

(2). That it is proposed, after 6o days from the dateof this notice, to make Regulations (Burglar Alarms)under the Post and Telegraph Act 1901, and that the Pro-visional Regulations above - mentioned are the draft of theproposed Regulations.

(3). That copies of the Provisional Regulations may bepurchased at the Government Printing Office, Melbourne,at the price of threepence.

(4). That any representations or suggestions made inwriting by any person interested will be taken into con-sideration before finally settling the proposed Regulations.


Postmaster- General's Department,5th April, 1905.

Ex. Min. 130.

NOTIFICATION OF PROVISIONAL REGULATIONS,AND OF THE INTENTION TO MAKE REGULA-TIONS UNDER THE POST AND TELEGRAPHACT 1901. POSTAL REGULATIONS POSTCARDS, PRINTED PAPERS ; GENERAL POSTALREGULATIONS. MISCELLANEOUS ; TELE-GRAPHIC REGULATIONS TELEGRAMS WITHINTHE COMMONWEALTH =-- MULTIPLE TELE-GRAMS ; TELEGRAMS AVAILABLE FOR IN-SPECTION FEES FOR SEARCH, &c.

PURSUANTto the Rules Publication Act 1903, notice

is hereby given(r). That His Excellency the Governor - General, acting

with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, was, onthe 5th day of April, 1905, pleased to make ProvisionalRegulations (Postal Regulations Post Cards, PrintedPapers ; General Postal Regulations Miscellaneous ; Tele-graphic Regulations Telegrams within the Commonwealth

Multiple Telegrams ; Telegrams available for InspectionFees for search, &c.) under the Post and Telegraph Act1901, to come into operation forthwith, which ProvisionalRegulations may be cited as Statutory Rules, 1905, No. 26.

(2). That it is proposed, after 6o days from the date ofthis notice, to make Regulations(Postal Regulations Post

Commonwealth datettt

Cards, Printed Papers; General Postal Regu'ationsMis.eellaneous; Telegraphic Regulations Telegrams within theCommonwealth Multiple Telegrams ; Telegrams availablefor inspection Fees for search, &c.) ; under the Post andTelegraph Act 1901, and that the Provisional Regulationsabove mentioned are the draft of the proposed Regulations.

(3). That copies of the Provisional Regulations may bepurchased at the Government Printing Office, Melbourne,at the price of threepence.

(4). That any representations or suggestions made inwriting by any person interested will be taken into con-sideration before finally sctt'.ing the proposed Regulations.


Postmaster-Gcncral's Department,5th April, 1905.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER FoR REPAIRS TO THE TELEGRAPHLINE BETWEEN Mt'Nu1NUI AND TR1NKEY.

g T is hereby notified, for public information, that theg tender of Mr. John McCaskcr, of l3oggabilla, hasbeen accepted for the performance of the undermentionedwork in connexion with repairs to the Telegraph Line be-tween Mungindi and Trinkev at the following prices,viz..

Supply and erection of about 143 28 -ft. wooden poles,to replace existing poles, at 14s. per pole.

Supply and erection of about S new struts, at 4s. perstrut.

SYDNEY SMITH,Postmaster - Generad.

Commonwealth of Australia.


NEW SOUTH WALES.

TENDERS FOR CARTAGE OF TELEGRAPH MATERIAL, ETC.

91 ENDERS will be received at the Office of the Deputyl Postmaster- General, Sydney, up to half -past Twop.m. on Wednesday, the 3rd May, next, from personsdesirous of contracting for the cartage of Telegraph Ma-terial, &c., within the City of Sydney and suburbs, for aperiod of one year, from the it July, 1905.

Conditions of tender and contract, and other particulars,may be obtained at the Office of the Clerk -in- charge ofStores, 210 George- street North, Sydney.

Tenders must be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster -General, Sydney, and indorsed " Tender for Cartage ofTelegraph Material." They may be deposited in the ten -der-box at the General Post Office, Sydney, or sent bypost, in which latter case they should be registered.

SYDNEY SMITH,Postmaster -G eiieral.

Postmaster- General's Department,5th April, 1905.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS.

SEALED Tenders, indorsed "'fender for Mails," areinvited, and will be received at the Office of the

Deputy Postmaster - General, Perth, until Noon on Tues-day, the 9th May, 1905, for the conveyance of the under-mentioned mails for a term of one, two, or three years, atthe option of the Postmaster- General :

(1) From and to and to and from the Post Office,Waverley and Canegrass, twice a week, by springvehicle.

(2) (Alternative to I). From and to and to and fromCanegrass and the Post Office at Waverley, twicea week, by spring vehicle.

The contractor will be required to convey, without extracost to the Department, Parcels Post parcels up to eleven(xi) pounds each in weight.

The arrival and departure of mails will be subject toinstructions from the Deputy Postmaster- General, Perth,and liable to alteration at any time during the period ofcontract.

Every tender must bear the bond fide signatures, dulywitnessed, of the tenderer and of two responsible personswilling to become bound for the due fulfilment of thecontract in a sum not exceeding the gross amount of thetender, for the whole period over which it extends.

-Commonwealth Gazette 331 No. 17. ---8th April, 1905

Every tender must be accompanied by the written con-sent, duly witnessed, of persons proposed as bondsmen,to execute the necessary bond for the due performanceof the contract in the event of such tender being accepted.

The successful tenderer must, if the amount of his ten-der exceeds ¿25, within seven days after the acceptancethereof, deposit with the Receiver, General Post Office,Perth, a sum equal to 5 per centum of the annual amountof his tender up to ¿1,o0o, and 22 per centum on anyfurther amount beyond ¿r,000.

White labour only must be employed in the convey-ance of mails.

The rate of wages paid by the contractor and theworking conditions shall be those recognised in thelocality in which the work is performed.

The Postmaster- General reserves the right of terminat-ing the contract at any time by giving three months'notice to the contractor.

Special forms of tender, with conditions attached, maybe obtained gratuitously upon application to the DeputyPostmaster - General, Perth, or at any Post Office in theState, and no tender will be .entertained unless on theprescribed ford'.

The Postmaster - General does not bind himself to ac-cept the lowest or any tender.

Where tenders are submitted through the post, theyshould be under registered .cover..__


Postmaster- General's Department,

5th April, 1go5.

VICTORIA.

MANAGEMENT OF POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE, ORBOST.

FFERS will be received at the Office of the Deputyi Postmaster - General, Melbourne, until Noon on Wed -nesday, 26th April, 1905, from persons willing to under-take the management of the Post and Telegraph Office,Orbost, for a period of three years.

The successful applicant will be required to perform allduties in connexion with the Post and Telegraph Office,Money Order Office, Savings Bank, Telephone Bureau, de-liver Telegram's, and renew all batteries when necessary,for which an allowance of 135 per annum will be paid.

The business must be conducted in the present Post Of-fice building, use of which will be granted to the success-ful applicant free of rent and taxes (sanitary and waterrates excepted).

The Telegraph business to be carried on under the Morsesystem.

An assurance guarantee of ¿zoo will be required, thepremium being deducted by the Department from the al-lowance.

Detailed specifiations of the requirements may be seenat the Post Offices at Bairnsdale, Sale, and Orbost, andalso at the office of the Senior Inspector, General PostOffice, Melbourne, where full particulars may be obtained.

Offers to be indorsed " Offers for management of Post.and Telegraph Office, Orlíost," and addressed to the DeputyPostmaster- General, Merourne. They may be depositedin the tender -box at the Gene.ral Post Office, Melbourne,,or, if sent by post, must be prepaid and registered.


Department of Defence,Melbourne, 29th March, 1go5.

NOTIFICATION OF PROVISIONAL REGULATIONS,AND OF 'rl-lE INTENTION TO MAKE REGULA-TIONS UNDER THE DEFENCE ACTS 1903 -1904.

(AMENDMENT OF THE FINANCIAL AND ALLOWANCE REGULA-TIONS FOR THE MILITARY FORCES, PART VI.- ALLOWANCES.)

PURSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 1903, noticeis hereby given--

(1) That His Excellency the Governor - General, actingwith 'the advice of the Federal Executive Council,was, on the twenty -ninth day of March, 1905,pleased ±o make Provisional Regulations, underthe Defence Acts x903 -1904, to come into opera-tion forthwith., which Regulationsmay be cited as Statutory Rules, 1905, No. 22.

C.1940. ---E

(2) That it is proposed to make Regulations under theDefence Acts 1903 -1904, and that the ProvisionalRegulations above mentioned are the Drafts ofthe proposed Regulations.

(3) That conies of the Provisional Regulations may bepurchased at the Government Printing Office,Melbourne, at the price of Threepence.

(4) That any representations or suggestions made inwriting by any person interested will be takeninto consideration before finally settling the pro-posed Regulations.

J. W. McCAY,Minister of State for Defence.

Department of Defence,21st March, rgo5.

MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.--QUEENSLAND.

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF UNIFORìr CLOTHING, KIT,AND NECESSARIES.

TENDERS for the supply of Uniform Clothing, Kit,and Necessaries (including blankets, kit boxes, sheets,

and spurs) for the Royal Australian Artillery, will be re-ceived by the Deputy- Assistant Quartermaster - General,Victoria Barracks, Petrie- terrace, Brisbane, up to Twelveo'clock noon on the 17th April, 1905.

Forms of tender and full particulars obtainable at theOrdnance Department:

New South Wales George- street, Circular Quay,Sydney.

Victoria St. Kilda -road, Melbourne.Queensland Petrie- terrace, Brisbane.South Australia District Staff Office, Adelaide.Western Australia District Staff Office, Perth.Tasmania District Staff Office, Hobart.

ROBERT COLLINS,Secretary, Department of Defence.

Department of Defence,Melbourne, 21st March, 1905.

COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES.QUEENSLAND.

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF BLUE UNIFORM CLOTHING FORTHE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY.

TENDERS for the supply of Blue Uniform Clothingj- for the Royal Australian Artillery will be receivedby the Deputy Assistant Quartermaster- General, VictoriaBarracks, Petrie - terrace, Brisbane, up to Twelve o'clocknoon on the 17th April, 1go5.

Forms of tender and full particulars are obtainable atthe said office.


Department of Defence,Melbourne, 23rd March, 1905.

NOTICE OF TARGET PRACTICE.TARGET Practice will be carried on by the Royal Aus-

tralian Artillery, Victoria, from the undermentionedForts, from the 1st to the 30111 of April, 1905, between thehours of g a.m. and 5 p.m. :

Fort.Queenscliff . ...Crow's Nest ...Swan Island ...Swan Island Land RangeNepean ...Eagle's Nest ...Franklin ...South ChannelGellibrx nd ... ...

Direction of Target.S.S.W. and S.E. by E.S. by E.N.E. and S.W.N.N. and N.E.N.E.N.W.N.E. and S.W.

AlI Forts fróm which Practice is carried on will fly ared flag from the masthead of Flagstaff. All Ships andBoats should be kept at a distance of at least Soo yards tothe left ami 1 mile to the right of the line of fire from ádistance of 6,000 yards from the Battery, in accordancewith Part VI., Defence Act No. 20, 1903. The occupantsof buildings, in the vicinity of the guns, should open alldoors and windows, and take necessary precautions to maketheir property secure from concussion.

J. CLARENCE HAWKER, Major,O.C., R.A.A., Victoria.

No. 17.---8th April, 1905 332

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED (Series 1904 -5).

Conimonwealtli Gazette

Department of Defence,Melbourne, 1st April, 1905.

oAdT.den

352

...

353

354

355

3563573583593603613623633643653663673683G9370

371

372--373

374375

377378379

Particulars. Amount. Name for Approval. Charged againstVote or Fund. Authority.

MILITARY

Item 1

Item 2. -660tern 1902,

Item 3.drivers'Harness,

Item 4.luggage

EASTER

BreadBeef, freshBeef, cornedMutton,Tea ...Sugar...Pepper,SaltCoffeeChaffedBranCrushedVegetablesPotatoesThree

driverFour Horses

driverOne -horse

and driverOne-horse

and driverTinnedTinnedTinnedTinnedFirewood,Firewood,

FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

238 Saddle- trees, steel arch, pat-tern 1902, medium, at £1 5s.each

133 Saddle- trees, steel arch, pat-tern 1902, medium, at 21 5s.

t eachSaddle- trees, steel arch, pat -

large, at £15s. each-56 Saddle- trees, steel arch, for l

saddles, Transport Waggon lat £1 5s. each )

-90 Saddle- trees, iron arch, for}saddles, at 19s. 6d. each

CAMPS OF TRAINING, 1905. SOUTHAUSTRALIA.

... ... ... per lb.... ... ... u... ... ... u

fresh ... ... I I

... ... It

... ... ...white... ... 'I

... ... ... t'... ... ... If

Hay ... ... ... per ton.. ... per bush.

Oats ... ... n... per lb.... per ton

Horses and Lorry, with... per diem (of 10 hours)and Lorry, with

... per diem (of 10 hours)Spring Dray or Lorry,

... ... ... per hourSpring Dray or Lorry,

... per diem (of 10 hours)Meats, assorted ... per tinFish, salmon .. ... H

Fish, herrings, fresh nFish, herrings, kippered ,'

mallee ... ... per tonguru ... ... H

£ 8. d.

297 10 0

166 5 0

825 0 0

70 0 0

87 15 0

Rates.0 0O 0 30 0 3O O 3'0 0 90 0 2O O 110 0 0O 0102 5 00 1 00 2 30 0 0¡.8 0 01 8 6

1 16 0

0 2 60 15 00 0 50 0 6376

0 0 40 0 6O 17 00 13 0

1

Edwards and Co.,Barry -lane, M,el-bourne

)

C. R. Mills ... ...

}w. Kither

F. Wilson and Co. ...

H. Knox and Co. ...

}J. Mack and Son ...

l}H. Graves and Co. ...

)L. Conrad ...

F. Wilson and Co.

J. Thomas ... .»

Additions, New,Works, Buildings,

} &c.Division 6. Sub-

division 1

Camps of Trainingand Schools ofInstruction

.

)

ApprovedJ. W. McCay,Minister ofState for Defence, 27t1March, 1905

Approved -J. W. McCayMinister oState for Defence, tn 29t1March, 1905


Department of Defence,Melbourne, 1st April, 1905.

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED. (Series 1905 -6.)

ózParticulars.

dRate.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Period of Contract front 1st March 1905, to30th June, 1906.

380 Great Coats, khaki cloth, waterproof,. complete, mounted pattern, with armtitle badges, each

381 Great Coats, khaki cloth, waterproof,complete, dismounted pattern, with arm

Ititle badges, each

1!, s. d.

1 9 11

1 7 9

Name for ApprovaL

1

i-I Wallace Hirst and

Co., Logan - roadMills, Brisbane

Charged against Vote orFund.

Subdivision 1Item 1 ...Division 161

Authority.

ApprovedJ. W. McCMinisterState for ]

fence. 2March, 1905

ROBERT COLLINS,Secretary, Department of Defence

cvmmonwealth Gazette 333 isTo. i7._ Stli April, i905:

Department of Defence,Melbourne, Ist April, 1905,

MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.CONTRACT EXTENDED.

Reference to Gazette. Particulars of Contract.

21st March, 1902, p. 167 ... Supply of Clothing, &c., for SubmarineMining Company (Permanent Section),Australian Engineers

District.

New South Wales ...

Extension.

From 31st December,1904, to 31st Decem-ber, 1905


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