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WESTERN AUSTRALIA

(Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.)

No. 26]

PERTH : FRIDAY, 8 APRIL

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chambers at Perth the 23rd day ofMarch, 1983, the following Order in Council was auth-orised to be issued:-

Child Welfare Act 1947-1982 .ORDER IN COUNCIL.

WHEREAS by section 19 (2) (a) of the Child WelfareAct 1947-1982, it is provided that the Governor mayappoint such persons, male or female, as he may thinkfit, to be members of any particular Children's Courtand may determine the respective seniorities of suchmembers: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governorby and with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil doth hereby appoint John McGregor Thom asa Member of the Children's Court at Geraldton .

R. D. DAVIES,Clerk of the Council .

LEGAL PRACTITIONERS ACT 1893-1982 .The Barristers' Board of Western Australia .

IT is hereby notified for general information in accord-ance with Rule 10 of the Rules of the Board, that ata duly convened meeting of the Board held on Friday25 March 1983 Messrs. R. J. Me. Anderson, R. E .Blanckensee, T. A. S. Davy, R . S. French, R. D . Keall,R. J . Kronberger, M . A. Lewis, N. J. Owen and R . J .Viol were declared to be elected unopposed as membersof the Barristers' Board .

Dated the 29th day of March, 1983 .J. G. MUSK,Secretary to theBarristers' Board .

[1983

LIST OF MARINE COLLECTORS' LICENCES .Issued During Period 1/1/83 to 31/3/83 .

Name; Address ; Date; Licence .Abbott, Charles Leonard ; 103 The Esplanade, Little

Grove, Albany ; 1/2/83 ; 9937.Alferink, John Hilbert ; Gnarawary Road, Margaret

River; 11/1/83 ; 9821 .Alexander, William John; Lot 555, Tammar Street,

Hopetoun; 3/2/83 ; 9946 .Allday, Brian Charles ; 5 Floribonda Avenue, Marmion;

11/1/83; 9814 .Allia, Frank, 431 Coode Street, Dianella ; 13/1/83 ;

9870 .Allsopp, Reginald Cyril ; 51 Cotterill Street, Dowerin ;

18/1/83; 9892 .Anderson, George Arthur; Lot 1, Carmel Road, Carmel ;

6/1/83 ; 9794.Auslender, Michael; 24 Howes Crescent, Dianella ;

20/1/83 ; 9902 .Ashworth, Ian Davidson; 13 Dorothea Street, Kalgoorlie ;

15/2/83 ; 9978 .Ashworth, Michael Albert; 16A Powell Street, Boulder ;

25/3/83 ; 10017 .Bain, Evan Neil; Wongan Hills; 1/2/83; 9920 .Barber, Mark William ; 14 Davies Crescent, Kardinya ;

10/1/83; 9808 .Baird, Peter James ; 5 Marlin Place, Beldon ; 12/1/83 ;

9856 .Berardis, Mario Ettore Alfonzo ; 32 Swansea Street,

Victoria Park; 13/1/83 ; 9866 .Barden, Edward Thomas; 79 William Street, Becken-

ham; 6/1/83 ; 9793 .Baty, James Watson; 13 Elliott Street, Lake Grace ;

18/1/83; 9888 .Blair, Ian Donald; Third Avenue, Onslow; 13/1/83 ;

9877 .

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Bolderoff, Daniel Alex; Lot 37 Ferguson Road, Darda-nup; 1/2/83; 9940 .

Bowen, Ronald Charles ; 85 Calder Street, Mukinbudin ;6/1/83 ; 9795 .

Bower, Robert; 21 Manning Street, Myalup; 20/1/83 ;9898 .

Bradbury, William Thomas ; 64 Calbarita Way, NorthYunderup; 12/1/83; 9851 .

Buchanan, William Arthur ; 103 Two Rocks Road, TwoRocks, 13/1/83 ; 9875 .

Brittain, Darryl John ; 61 Hilton Crescent, Maddington ;1/2/83; 9922 .

Burge, John Ronald Edward; 25 Uringa Way, Wan-neroo; 12/1/83 ; 9849 .

Boyd, John Neil ; 22 Clapham Street, Cannington ;17/2/83; 9982 .

Brand, Basil Usherwood ; Lot 83 Bushmead Road, Hazel-mere; 17/2/83 ; 9986 .

Bujevich, Antonio Nicholas ; 20 Helen Street, Bellevue ;23/2/83 ; 9992 .

Bradbury, William Roy ; 76 Tranquil Drive, Wanneroo ;23/2/83 ; 9993 .

Brown, Kevin Walter; 28 Blundell Street, West Swan ;25/2/83; 9995.

Bancroft, John David; 37 Hinkler Road, Kalamunda ;28/2/83; 9997 .

Bransby, Judith Faye ; Sewell Street, Yealering; 17/3/83 ;10006 .

Boladeras, Richard Clive; Beverley ; 17/3/83; 10007 .Bergin, Rex Patrick; Wickepin ; 22/3/83; 10011 .Billingham, Keith ; 3 Naughton Street, Hyden ; 25/3/83 ;

10022 .Chapman, Stanley Rowland ; Lot 100 Rankin Street, Kon-

dinin; 11/1/83; 9823 .Chapman, John Meldrum ; Lot 299 Lion Street, Mt .

Helena; 1/2/83 ; 9936 .Clatworthy, Kenneth John ; 13 Adonis Street, Mandurah ;

1/2/83; 9929 .Cobley, Richard Norman ; Walkaway ; 11/j/83; 9826 .Coffey, John Michael ; 53 Williamson Street, Three

Springs; 8/2/83 ; 9962 .Cowley-Cooper, Robert John; 57 Ardleigh Crescent,

Hamersley; 12/1/83; 9855 .Coyle, Anthony ; 325 Karrinyup Road, Karrinyup ;

1/1/83 ; 9786 .Cronan, Roderick Mark; 19 Kemmish Street, Melville ;

9/2/83; 9967 .Cunningham, Roy Dennis ; 18 Clarke Road, Morley ;

11/1/83; 9822 .Cutts, Julius; 4 Clarke Street, Manjimup ; 18/1/83 ;

9896 .Clausen, James Lawrence ; 10 Forward Street, Mandurah ;

17/2/83; 9981 .Coufos, John; 99 Wilson Street, Kalgoorlie ; 25/3/83 ;

10018 .Davis, Richard James ; 182 Point Leander Drive, Port

Denison ; 4/2/83 ; 9961 .Delamotte, Sydney Edward ; 33 Marian Street, Innaloo ;

21/1/83 ; 9908 .Desmond, Keith ; 6 Padbury Street, Esperance ; 20/1/83 ;

9901 .Dick, Gordon Arthur ; 7 Pavo Close, Rockingham ;

11/1/83 ; 9830 .Dick, Valerie Jeanette ; 7 Pavo Close, Rockingham ;

11/1/83; 9831 .Donovan, James; 14 Lofties Street, Forrestdale ; 4/2/83 ;

9958 .Donovan, John Raymond; 14 Highfield Street, Manji-

mup; 24/1/83 ; 9913 .Drage, Leonid Hugh Frank ; 5 Buston Street, Kojonup;

1/2/83; 9923 .Denny, Janine Elizabeth ; Lot 249 Green Street, Sand-

stone; 15/2/83 ; 9979 .Davies, Leslie Mervyn ; 10 Naree Road, Wilson; 16/3/83 ;

10004.Donaldson, Gregory Kenneth ; 23 Carrington Street,

Kalgoorlie ; 25/3/83; 10016 .Dwyer, Paul ; Tower Street, Leonora; 28/3/83 ; 10025 .Erdmann, Werner ; 36 Wilson Street, Kellerberrin ;

11/1/83; 9842.Evans, Douglas John Louis ; 170 Brede Street, Gerald-

ton; 6/1/83; 9797.Evans, Gregory Leonard ; 172 Brede Street, Geraldton ;

6/1/83 ; 9790 .Evans, Leonard Douglas ; 235 Durlacher Street, Ger-

aldton ; 6/1/83; 9800 .Evans, Henry Robert ; Day Street, Kulin; 13/1/83; 9880 .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,W.A.[8 April 983 .

Evdorimoff, Bill John; Location 27, Lot 1, South WestHighway, Dardanup ; 15/3/83 ; 10002 .

Elliott, Robert Cecil ; Lot 32 Mortimer Road, SouthCoogee; 15/3/83 ; 10003 .

Fairhall, Norman Cecil; 4 Bland Crescent, Belmont;11/1/83; 9818 .

Fairhead, Heather; 35 Hewton Street, Morley; 13/1/83 ;9873 .

Fairhead, Roland ; 35 Hewton Street, Morley ; 13/1/83 ;9874 .

Famiano, Antonio ; 14 Excalibur Way, Carine ; 13/1/83 ;9868 .

Farber, Raymond Arnold ; 2 Stuart Place, South Hed-land; 11/1/83 ; 9816 .

Flintoff, Bevis John ; 81 York Terrace, Augusta ; 21/1/83 ;9907 .

Forsyth, Bruce Robert ; Lot 21 Hardey Road, WattleGrove; 4/2/83 ; 9953 .

Forward, Douglas Charles; 75 Crawford Street, EastCannington ; 11/2/83; 9972 .

Foster, Murray Reginald ; 8 Bagley Road, Warwick ;1/2/83; 9942 .

Foster, Reginald ; 197 Cedric Street, Stirling; 25/1/83 ;9916.

Frohawk, Noel Henry ; 47 Monk Street, Kensington ;14/1/83 ; 9885 .

Gane, Garry; C/o Elverdton Mine, Ravensthorpe ;15/2/83 ; 9977 .

Galvin, Patrick Christopher; 120 Warnbro Road,Waikiki; 4/2/83 ; 9954 .

Gaughan, John Joseph ; 15 Paringa Street, Mt. Tarcoola;13/1/83; 9876 .

Gee, Peter Gerard; 278 Surrey Road, Rivervale;12/1/83; 9858 .

Gibellini, John Robert ; Cole Street, Manjimup ; 24/1/83 ;9912 .

Gilmour, Alan John ; 19 Celestine Street, Wanneroo;18/1/83 ; 9895 .

Gobbart, Norman John; Gabbin ; 10/1/83; 9810 .Goode, Robert Dean; 59 Holman Street, Alfred Cove ;

10/1/83 ; 9805 .Grazziadelli, David ; 35 Durham Road, Bayswater ;

13/1/83; 9871 .Greenwell, Raymond Charles; Lot 79 Allen Road,

Armadale; 12/1/83; 9845 .Grover, Anthony David ; 99 Hardy Road, Nedlands ;

6/1/83 ; 9789 .Gill, Paul Bernard ; 185 Carrington Street, Hilton ;

27/1/83; 9919 .Hack, Peter Wyborn ; 4 Dehamel Place, Albany ;

27/1/83; 9917 .Hall, Keith Reginald ; 72 Davy Street, Alfred Cove ;

11/1/83 ; 9840 .Hall, Shane Douglas ; 31 Bucat Street, Hamilton Hill ;

13/1/83; 9879 .Hartley, Ernest Henry ; Manmanning; 13/1/83 ; 9883 .Harrison, Vivian Roy; Capel; 4/2/83; 9959 .Havenstein, Bernadette Mary; Lot 197 James Street,

Kulin; 11/1/83 ; 9838 .Hawthrone, Michael Anthony ; 22 Hazelhurst Street,

Kewdale; 1/2/83 ; 9841 .Healy, Daniel James ; 101 Darlot Street, Meekatharra;

13/1/83 ; 9863 .Herbertson, Bertram George; Millbrook Road, King

River; 1/2/83; 9931 .Hewett, David ; 18 Drakeswood Road, Warwick ;

11/1/83 ; 9824 .Hoek, Reinder Gerrit; Wagin Road, Katanning ; 12/1/83 ;

9848 .Hood-Penn, Stanley Herbert ; 32 Orchard Road, Woo-

roloo; 6/1/83; 9798 .Hooley, Robert George; 38 Parin Road, Marangaroo ;

11/1/83 ; 9827 .Hughes, William Edward; 36 Harris Road, Bicton ;

2/2/83; 9943 .Hunter, Kevin David ; Lot 5 Henderson Road, Munster ;

20/1/83; 9906 .Higham, John Albert ; Lot 58 Gregson Street, Green-

head; 22/2/83 ; 9989 .Hatelie, Peter Charles ; 36 Solomon Circle, Karloo;

14/3/83 ; 10001 .Iles, Donald Harry; 9 Grancy Avenue, Mundaring ;

12/1/83 ; 9852 .Jarvis, Michael Ivan; 14 Hubbard Place, Safety Bay ;

11/1/83; 9832 .Jensen, Isla Margaret; Pingaring ; 14/2/83 ; 9975.Jennings, Geoffrey John ; 38 Adrian Street, Palmyra ;

11/1/83; 9839 .

8 A ri1 1983 .]GOVERNMENT GAZE IIE, W.A .

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John, Errol Charles ; 389 Carrington Street, HamiltonHill ; 6/1/83 ; 9802 .

Jones, Leslie John ; 2 Perdita Way, Coolbellup ; 6/1/83 ;9804 .

Jordan, James Daniel ; 5 Clayton Avenue, Helena Valley ;20/1/83 ; 9904 .

Karafilis, Paul John ; 30 Gammow Way, Girrawheen ;4/2/83 ; 9957 .

Kealley, Louis James ; 44 McKenzie Road, ShoalwaterBay; 18/1/83 ; 9894 .

Kealley, Robert James; 45 Pilkington Circus, Beechboro ;18/1/83 ; 9890 .

Kenworthy, Lindsay; 141 The Esplanade, Mt. Pleasant ;13/1/83 ; 9872 .

Keown, Laurie Thomas ; 34 Quarkum Street, Wanneroo ;18/1/83 ; 9886 .

Kirk, Sydney Philip ; 101 Oats Street, Victoria Park ;18/1/83 ; 9887.

Knapp, Arthur Norman ; Lot 22 Reserve Drive,Mandurah ; 12/1/83 ; 9857 .

Krepp, John Frederik ; 5 Witley Street, Bayswater ;6/1/83 ; 9785 .

Krupar, Aloizy; 299 Alexander Drive, Dianella ; 9/2/83 ;9968 .

Ketteringham, William David; Kinsella Street, Cue ;25/2/83 ; 9994 .

Kay, James; 49 Grange Road, Nannup ; 3/3/83 ; 9998 .Kenworthy, Bernard Neil ; 27 Farrin Street, Attadale ;

22/3/83 ; 10013 .Kingston, Harry Thomas ; 18 Mawn Way, Bassendean ;

25/3/83 ; 10021 .Lang, Kevin Brambley ; 20 Chatton Street, Dianella ;

14/2/83 ; 9976 .Lange, John Lester ; 26 Birchley Road, Munster ;

20/1/83 ; 9903 .Lawlor, Kenneth James ; 4 Ladyman Street, Kojonup ;

6/1/83 ; 9792 .Lawlor, William James ; 4 Ladyman Street, Kojonup ;

6/1/83 ; 9791 .Letch, Gerard Noel Howard ; 95 St . Kilda Road, River-

vale ; 21/1/83 ; 9909 .Llewellyn, John Eric ; 19 Ionic Street, Rossmoyne ;

1/2/83 ; 9932 .Lewis, Colin Morton ; Lot 226 Riley Road, Moora ;

9/2/83 ; 9965 .Lister, William Vernon ; 4 Uglow Street, Albany ;

1/2/83; 9930 .Livesey, Edward James ; 63 Elizabeth Street, Lower

King; 1/2/83 ; 9928 .Lodding, William Francis ; 5 Judge Avenue, Graylands ;

11/1/83 ; 9836 .Lyster, John Charles ; 14 Virgil Avenue, Yokine ;

12/1/83 ; 9861 .Lee, Greyham Cedric ; P.O . Box 2, Newdegate ;

25/3/83 ; 10023 .MacDonald, John Robert ; 1 Mellinga Court, Karawara ;

12/1/83 ; 9854.Mazurek, John Stanley ; Lot 545 Rifle Street, Wagin ;

21/2/83 ; 9988 .McCubbing, Denis Robert ; McArdle Street, Kondinin ;

1/2/83 ; 9934 .McInnes, Haydn Thomas ; "Dalmore Downs" Kulin ;

20/1/83 ; 9899 .McLeary, Henry; Jurien Bay ; 13/1/83 ; 9882 .Mann, Michael Charles ; 12 Blackman Road, Mt .

Pleasant ; 12/1/83 ; 9862 .Martin, Edward ; 11 Parmelia Way, Bassendean ;

11/1/83 ; 9833 .Michael, Edward ; Dampier Terrace, Broome ; 11/1/83 ;

9819 .Millar, Vincent Anthony ; Brown Street, Bencubbin ;

10/1/83 ; 9811 .Mills, Leslie Lawrence ; 78 Harvey Terrace, Dumbleyung ;

13/1/83 ; 9881 .Moore, Edwin ; Richter Avenue, Morawa ; 4/2/83 ;

9960.Montgomery, John Harold ; 13 Garden Street, Cannin,

ton; 13/1/83; 9869 .Montgomery, John William ; 13 Garden Street, Canning-

ton; 13/1/83 ; 9867 .Morrison, Raymond ; 68 Wright Street, Kewdale ;

20/1/83 ; 9905 .Mortimer, Denis Anthony ; Mukinbudin ; 6/1/83 ; 9796.Muir, John Charles ; 62 Kookaburra Street, Stirling ;

8/2/83 ; 9963 .Muir, Darryl Keith ; 29 Highbridge Way, Karrinyup ;

8/2/83 ; 9964 .

Mills, Ernest Alfred ; 62 Sewell Street, East Fremantle ;22/3/83 ; 10014 .

Martin, Ronald Sydney ; 80 Allnutt Street, Mandurah ;25/3/83 ; 10020 .

Neale, Richard James ; Bridge Street, Mingenew ; 1/2/83 ;9939 .

Nelson, John Murray ; Lot 379 Gee Street, Lancelin ;16/2/83 ; 9980 .

Nener,_William Walter ; 18 Disney Street, Brentwood ;1/2/83 ; 9938 .

Nesbitt, Henry; Hampton Street, Bridgetown ; 10/1/83 ;9809 .

Nicholls, Taiura Tangaroa ; Rottnest Island ; 24/1/83 ;9911 .

Nitschke, Raymond Bernard ; 74 Heath Road, Kala-munda; 11/1/83; 9825 .

O'Brien, Terrance Cecil ; 46 Central Avenue, Redcliffe ;10/1/83 ; 9812 .

O'Dea, Leslie James ; 24 Jacobina Way, Forrestfield ;10/1/83 ; 9806 .

O'Kane, Barry John ; 47 Moore Street, Bunbury ;18/1/83 ; 9897 .

Osborne, Dallas Arthur ; 12 Fernlea Street, Warwick ;11/1/83 ; 9837.

Osborne, Gwendoline Elizabeth ; 12 Fernlea Street,Warwick ; 11/1/83 ; 9835.

Panelli, Angelo ; 29 Kennedy Street, Morley; 1/2/83 ;9926 .

Panelli, Erneste ; 29 Kennedy Street, Morley ; 1/2/83 ;9927 .

Papanadum, Steve; 25 Farina Drive, Yokine ; 4/2/83 ;9950 .

Payet, Phillipe ; 7 Zamia Road, Gooseberry Hill ;6/1/83 ; 9799 .

Passey, Alexander Charles ; 35 Langham GardensWilson; 11/1/83 ; 9817 .

Pember, Wayne Maurice ; Forrest Street, Bridgetown ;13/1/83 ; 9878 .

Pendal, Ronald Edward ; 30 Brady Road, Lesmurdie ;2/2/83 ; 9945 .

Percival, Edward ; Lot 79 Allan Road, Forrestdale ;12/1/83 ; 9847 .

Pollock, Robert ; 1 Becher Place, Australind ; 17/2/83 ;9983 .

Pritchard, Kenneth Francis ; 85 Scarborough Beach Road,Scarborough ; 11/1/83 ; 9834 .

Purdy, Arthur Francis ; 1 Hannibal Street, Palmyra ;23/2/83 ; 9991 .

Paterniti, Vincenzo ; 41 Helena Street, Guildford ;25/2/83 ; 9996 .

Price, Donald Graham ; Miling; 4/3/83 ; 9999 .Pascoe, David Rodney ; 55 Roberts Street, Norseman ;

9/3/83 ; 10000 .Quadric, Aurelio ; 47 Xavier Street, Carey Park ;

22/3/83 ; 10010 .Rawlings, Denis Francis Xavier ; Carnamah; 11/1/83 ;

9820 .Reynolds, Charles James Norman ; Moora ; 11/2/83 ;

9970 .Reynolds, Eric Bruce ; Birdwood Street, Mullewa ;

1/2/83 ; 9921 .Ricciardi, Alberto Terrence; 4 Cedar Place, Bayswater ;

12/1/83 ; 9846 .Ridley, Leonard Norman; 46 Abercairn Way, Parkwood ;

11/2/83 ; 9973 .Ridley, Brett Ashley ; 46 Abercairn Way, Parkwood ;

14/2/83 ; 9974 .Ridley, Stanley George ; Railway Street, Trayning;

10/1/83 ; 9813 .Rigoli, Vincenzo ; 181 Waterloo Street, Tuart Hill;

11/2/83 ; 9969 .Robertson, Frank Charles; Lot 2 Peters Way, Forrest-

dale; 11/1/83; 9815 .Rudat, Ulrich; Lot 839 Carter Street, Exmouth ; 23/2/83 ;

9990 .Rashbrook, David Ralph; 5 Weld Street, Gingin ;

28/3/83 ; 10024.Sakic, Peter; 3 Bower Street, Scarborough ; 4/2/83 ;

9956 .Simula, Roy Alexander ; 157 Roseberry Street, Bedford;

21/1/83 ; 9910.Skehan, Terrance John ; 58 Wanneroo Road, Maran-

garoo; 12/1/83 ; 9844.Slafkin, Harry; 80 Newcastle Street, York; 18/1/83 ;

9891 .Smith, Colin Arthur ; 110 Heytesbury Road, Subiaco;

13/1/83 ; 9864 .

1134GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[8 April 1983 .

Smith, Craig Severin ; 110 Heytesbury Road, Subiaco ;13/1/83; 9865 .

Spagnolo, Alfio ; 6 The Crescent, Redcliffe; 1/2/83 ;9924.

Spurr, William Bradman ; 43 White Street, Brookton ;1/2/83; 9935 .

Stinson, David Roy; 314 Hardy Road, Cloverdale ;4/2/83 ; 9951 .

Stinson, Roy ; 314 Hardy Road, Cloverdale ; 4/2/83 ;9952 .

Strahan, Colin Martin ; 9 11th Avenue, Inglewood ;18/1/83; 9893 .

Summers, Kenneth; 41 Tyler Street, Joondanna; 9/2/83 ;9966.

Swartz, Morris ; 137 Buxton Street, Mt Hawthorn ;12/1/83; 9860 .

Sheehan, Clayton Ernest; 6 Forth Avenue, Northamp-

First Schedule .ton ; 22/3/83 ; 10012 .

Stone, William; 83 Hanbury Street, Kalgoorlie ; 25/3/83 ;10019 .

Tassone, Paolo; 17 Alver Road, Doubleview ; 12/1/83 ;9843 .

Taylor, Alfred John ; Manning Street, Gwalia; 4/2/83 ;9948 .

Taylor, Derrick William ; 27 Thompson Street, Man-durah; 12/1/83 ; 9859.

Thompson, Robert John ; Drust Road, Lake Varley;11/1/83 ; 9829 .

Thornton, William John; Knowsley Street, Derby ;24/1/83 ; 9914.

Thorpe, Ronald Walter; 22 Wardle Street, HamiltonHill; 14/1/83 ; 9884 .

Tilley, Frederick Henry ; 11 Ellesmere Street, NorthPerth; 4/2/83; 9949 .

Trestrail, Mervyn James ; Kalgarin; 1/2/83 ; 9925 .Truran, Joseph ; Yellowdine; 27/1/83 ; 9918 .Turner, Leslie Norman ; Needkup via Ongerup; 18/2/83 ;

9987 .Turton, Edward Albert ; Popanyinning; 4/2/83 ; 9955 .Tolmachoff, Jimmie Mike ; 191 Ocean Drive, Bunbury ;

18/3/83 ; 10008 .Teale, Brenton William ; 72 Spica Street, Southern

Cross; 25/3/83 ; 10015 .Van-Vessem, John Francis ; 580 Beach Road, Hamersley ;

18/1/83; 9889 .Vernon, Raymond Cyril ; 5 Colgrain Way, Duncraig ;

20/1/83 ; 9900 .Walker, Kenneth Franklin ; 66 Malvolio Road, Coolbell-

up; 6/1/83 ; 9801 .Watson, John Duncan ; 36 Johnston Street, Wagin ;

4/2/83 ; 9947 .Wear, Thomas; Lot 102 Brockman Street, Shark Bay ;

25/1/83 ; 9915 .Westbrook, Vernon Edwin ; Badgingarra ; 11/2/83 ;

9971 .White, Barry William; 110 Thelma Street, Como ;

6/1/83 ; 9787 .White, Garry James; 44 Widdicombe Street, Myaree ;

11/1/83; 9841 .White, Noreen Collette ; 110 Thelma Street, Como ;

6/1/83 ; 9788 .White, Reginald Norman; 78 Bromley Road, Hilton ;

6/1/83 ; 9803 .Williams, Edward Davis ; Eneabba ; 11/1/83 ; 9828 .Winch, Richard Albert ; 136 Marine Terrace, Busselton ;

17/2/83 ; 9985 .Webber, Reginald Frederick ; P.O. Box 565 Darwin 5794

(Kununurra) ; 16/3/83 ; 10005 .Willis, William John ; Lot 183 Campbell Street, Corrigin ;

21/3/83 ; 10009 .Young, Clive Douglas; 91 Lowood Road, Mt Barker ;

2/2/83 ; 9944 .Young, John Norman; 7 Colgrain Way, Duncraig ;

1/2/83 ; 9933 .Zamudio, Leandro ; 8 Hall Avenue, Maylands ; 10/1/83 ;

9807 .Zisis, Kresto ; 79 Redfern Street, North Perth ; 12/1/83 ;

9850 .Zisis, Peter ; 19 Newlyn Place, Belmont ; 17/2/83 ; 9984 .Zisson, Demetre; 45 Lonsdale Street, Yokine ; 12/1/83 ;

9853 .

WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT 1950 .Department of Fisheries and Wildlife,

Perth, 8 April 1983 .F. & W. 575/71 .

THE Minister for Fisheries and Wildlife, pursuant tothe powers conferred by Paragraph (ba) section 14 (2)of the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950, does herebycancel wholly the provisions and operations of theproclamation and notices described in the First Schedulehereto and does hereby declare that the fauna describedin the Second Schedule hereto is for the purpose ofthat Act Fauna which is rare, or otherwise in need ofspecial protection .

1 . Notice published in the Government Gazette (No.6) of 3 February 1978; and

2. Notice published in the Government Gazette (No .60) of 29 August 1980 .

ScientificMacro pus robustus

linusMacro pus eugeniiOnychogalea lunata

Lagorchestes conspicillatusLagorchestes hirsutusLagostrophus fasciatusPetrogale penicillata

Petrogale burbidgeiBettongia penicillataBettongia lesueurPotorous platyopsPotorous tridactylus gilbertiPseudocheirus dahliWyulda squamicaudataPseudocheirus

peregrinusoccidentalis

Perameles boungainvillePerameles ereiniana

Chaeropus ecaudatusIsoodon auratusMacrotis lagotisMyrmecobius fasciatusDasyurus geoffroiiPhascogale caluraDasycercus cristicaudaAntechinus apicalisSrninthopsis longicaudataSininthopsis butleriNotomys macrotisNotomys longicaudatus

Notomys fuscusLeporillus coeditorLeporillus apicalis

Mesembr iomys gouldiiPseudomys chaprnaniPseudomys occidentalisPseudomys praeconisPseudomys gouldiiPseudomys shortridgei

Dugong dugonArctocephalus forsteriBalaenoptera nzusculusMegaptera novaeangliaeEubalaena gracilis

Scientific Name .Phaethon rubicaudaStictonetta naevosaCereopsis novaehollandiae

griseaTadorna radjahA viceda subcristata

Second Schedule.Mammals.

Name.

Common Name.isabel- Barrow Island Euro

TammarCrescent Nail-tailedWallaby

Spectacled Hare-wallabyWestern Hare-wallabyBanded Hare-wallabyBrush-tailed Rock-wallaby

WarabiWoilieBoodieBroad-faced PotorooGilbert's PotorooRock-hunting RingtailScaly-tailed PossumWestern Ringtail

Barred BandicootOrange or DesertBandicoot

Pig-footed BandicootGolden BandicootDalgyteNumbatWestern Native-catRed-tailed WambengerMulgaraDibblerLong-tailed DunnartCarpentarian DunnartBib eared Hopping-mouseLong-tailed Hopping-mouse

Dusky Hopping-mouseStick-nest RatWhite-tipped Stick-nest

RatBlack-footed Tree RatPebble-mount MouseWestern MouseShark Bay MouseGould's Native MouseShortridge's NativeMouse

DugongNew Zealand Fur SealBlue WhaleHumpback WhaleSouthern Right Whale

Birds .Common Name.

Red-tailed Tropic-birdFreckled DuckCape Barren Goose

Burdekin DuckCrested Hawk

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Scientific Name .

Accipiter radiatusFalco peregrinusFalco hypoleucosMegapodius reinwardtRallus pector alis clelandiJacana gallinaceaAnous tenuirostrisPtilinopus reginaChalcophaps indicaGeophaps smithiiPolytelis alexandrae

Platycercus haernatogasternarethae

Pezoporus wallicusGeopsittacus occidentalisCacatua leadbeateri

Tyto capensisNinox ru/aHalcyon chlorisPitta irisAtrichornis clamosusCoracina tenuirostrisMicroeca flavigaster

Microeca tormentiPoecilodryas superciliasaFalcunculus frontatusPsophodes nigrogularisRhipidura rufifronsDasyornis brachypterusDasyornis broadbentiAmytornir textilisMalurus coronatus

Malurus leucopterusleucopterus

Malurus leucopterusedouardi

Embleina oculatumLonchura flaviprymna

Scientific Name

Pterodroma leucopteraleucoptera

Pterodroma solandriSula abbottiFregata andrewsi

Pedionornus torquatusTricholimnas sylvestris

Cyanoramphus novae-zelandiae cookii

Cyclopsitta diopthalmacoxeni

Neophema crysogasterPsephotus chrysopterygius

Psephotus dissimilisPsephotus pulcherrimusNinox novaeseelandiae

rayanaNinox squamipila natalisPodargus ocellatus

pluiniferusAmytornis dorotheaeStrepera graculina crissalis

Pardalotus quadragintusZosterops albogularisLichenostomus melanops

cassidixManorina flavigula

melanotisDrymodes superciliaris

colcloughi

Red-eared FiretailYellow-rumped Mannikin

Birds required to be given special protectivemeasures under Article III of the Agreement betweenthe Government of Australia and the Government ofJapan for the Protection of Migratory Birds and Birdsin Danger of Extinction and Their Environment .

Common NameGoulds Petrel

Providence PetrelAbbott's BoobyChristmas Island

FrigatebirdPlains WandererLord Howe IslandWoodhen

Norfolk Island Parrot

Coxens Fig Parrot

Orange-bellied ParrotGolden-shouldered

ParrotHooded ParrotParadise ParrotNorfolk Island BoobookOwl

Christmas Island OwlPlumed Frogmouth

Dorothy's Grass-wrenLord Howe IslandCurrawong

Forty-spotted PardaloteNorfolk Island SilvereyeHelmeted Honeyeater

Black-eared Miner

Northern Scrub Robin

File No. 1035/69 .IT is hereby notified for general information that thename of "Alison Hartman Gardens" has been appliedto the land contained in portion of Reserve No . 33641(Albany Lot 1271 and portion of Lot 5109) as shownbordered in red on Lands and Surveys MiscellaneousPlan 1455 .

(Public Plan Albany and Environs 11.04 .)B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

NAMING OF GARVEY PARK.Reserve No. 36441 .

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 8 April 1983 .

File No. 2460/68 .IT is hereby notified for general information that thename of "Garvey Park" has been applied to the landcontained in Reserve No . 36441 ; being the whole of theland contained in Swan Locations 8594 and 9923 andsituated within the City of Belmont .

(Public Plan Perth 1 :2000 18.28 .)B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

NAMING OF LAWLEY PARK .Reserve No. 6596 .


File No. 4019/95 .IT is hereby notified for general information that thename of "Lawley Park" has been applied to the landcontained in Reserve No . 6596 being the whole of theland contained in Plantagenet Location 1346 andsituated within the Town of Albany .

(Public Plan Albany and Environs 1 :2000 11 .04 .)B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A . 1135

Common Name . Reptiles .Red Goshawk Scientific Name Common Name.Peregrine Falcon Crocodylus porosus Salt-water Crocodile,Grey Falcon Crocodylus johnstoni Fresh-water CrocodileScrub Fowl Pseudernydura umbrina Western Swamp (Short-Lewin's Water Rail necked) TortoiseComb-crested Jacana Derinochelys coriacea Leathery TurtleLesser Noddy Ctenophorus yinnietharraRed-crowned Pigeon Ctenotus delliGreen-winged Pigeon Ctenous lancelini Lancelin Island SkinkPartridge Pigeon Ctenotus youngsoniAlexandra (Princess) Egernia stokesii stokesii Spiny-tailed Skink (Hout-

Parrot man Abrolhos)Naretha Bluebonnet Egernia stokesii aethiops Spiny-tailed Skink

(Baudin I.)Ground Parrot Lerista christinaeNight Parrot Lerista humphriesiMajor Mitchell's Lerista lineata Lined Skink

Cockatoo Menetia amauraGrass Owl Aspidites ramsayi WomaRufous Owl Liasis olivaceus barroni Pilbara Olive PythonMangrove Kingfisher Python carinatusRainbow Pitta Python spilotus Carpet SnakeNoisy Scrub-bird Denisonia atricepsCicadabird Verinicella calonotosLemon-breasted Amphibians .FlycatcherBrown-tailed Flycatcher Scientific Name Common NameWhite-browed Robin

Arenophryne rotunda

Round FrogCrested Shrike-titWestern Whip-bird H . D. EVANS,Rufous Fantail Minister for FisheriesBrown Bristle-bird and Wildlife .Rufous Bristle-birdThick-billed Grass-wren

NAMING OF "ALISON HARTMAN GARDENS" .Purple-crowned Fairy-wren

Black and White Fairy- Portion of Reserve No. 33641 .wren (Dirk Hartog I .) Department of Lands and Surveys,Black and White Fairy- Perth, 8 April 1983 .wren (Barrow I.)

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NAMING OF "MILES PARK".Reserve No. 25086 .


File No. 1731/67 .IT is hereby notified for general information that thename of "Miles Park" has been applied to the landcontained in Reserve No . 25086 (Swan Locations 6561and 7093) .

(Public Plan Perth 2000 1824 .)B . L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING .Under Part VI of the Land Act 1933 .

Peawah District.North West Division .


Corres. 2471/77 .IT is notified for general information that PeawahLocation 19 having an area of 12 .686 4 hectares andsituated about 153 kilometres north of Tom Price Town-site, has been made available for Pastoral Leasing asfrom Wednesday, 11 May 1983 subject to the condi-tion that a Pastoral Lease of this land, may only begranted to a lessee of land in the same locality .Lessees are required to stock the land and as a

guide to minimum development expend each year, ineffecting improvements, an amount not less than twoand one half times the annual rental .In accordance with the provisions of the Land Act

this land is made available for pastoral leasing at anannual rental of $20.00 .Applications, accompanied by a deposit of $45 .00

must be lodged at the Department of Lands and Sur-veys, Perth, not later than Wednesday, 11 May 1983 .All applications lodged on or before that date will

be treated as having been received on the closingdate, and if there are more applications than one forthe area, the application to be granted will be decidedby the Land Board.

(Plan Pyramid 1 :250000.)B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

LAND ACT 1933 .Land Release.


Corres. 2131/70, V3 .THE Lieutenant Governor and Deputy of the Governorin Council has been pleased to approve, under section45A of the Land Act 1933, of Karratha Lot 2609,containing an area of 2 601 square metres, being madeavailable for sale in fee simple for the purpose of"Restaurant and or Associated Food Outlet" at the pur-chase price of forty-five thousand dollars ($45 000), andsubject to the following conditions :-

(1) Intending applicants shall submit with theirapplications:-

(a) Detailed plans of the proposed develop-ment to be in compliance with theTown Planning Regulations and Build-ing By-laws as administered by theShire of Roebourne with particularreference to provision of parking, useof suitable building materials and land-scaping proposals .

(b) Details of timing of the proposeddevelopment programme, including de-tails of staging where proposed, as fromthe date of allocation of the site .

(c) Details of cost estimates related tostages of development.

(d) Details of source(s) of funds.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

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(e) Details of any previous experience inthe development and or management ofsimilar projects .

(2) The Minister for Lands and Surveys reservesthe right to refuse any application on thegrounds that the proposed development and ordevelopment programme is inadequate or un-suitable or that the applicant has failed toshow adequate capacity to fund his develop-ment programme .

(3) On payment of the first instalment of purchasemoney a licence will be available upon whicha mortgage can be registered . A Crown Grant(freehold) will not issue until the purchaserhas complied with the building requirementsas defined .

(4) Prior to commencement of construcion theMinister shall advise the purchaser of theextent of development that will be necessaryto enable the issue of a Crown Grant (free-hold) .

(5) The purchaser shall, within six (6) monthsnext following the date of approval of thesale of the land, commence to erect or con-struct or cause the erection or constructionto be commenced and will thereafter diligentlyproceed with an complete or cause to be com-pleted, within the two (2) years next follow-ing the date of approval of the sale, theerection or construction on the said land ofpremises designated and constructed for thespecific business of the purchaser . If thiscondition has not been complied with in thetime prescribed the land may be absolutelyforfeited together with all the purchase moneyand fees that may have been paid .

(6) It shall be the responsibility of the developerto ensure his power requirements, by contactwith the State Energy Commission as to:-

(i) Any power requirements beyond thespecific hectarage rate, and

(ii) the provisions of siting of substationswhich may be required to meet power ,requirements .

(7) Subject to agreement between the purchaserand the Minister the foregoing developmentobligations and other conditions set out hereinmay be varied or added to from time totime.

(8) A deposit of 10% of the purchase priceis payable on application and the balance ofpurchase money shall be paid within twelve(12) months of the date of approval of ap-plication by four (4) quarterly instalmentson the first days of January, April, July andOctober. The first instalment of purchasemoney shall become due and payable on thefirst day of the quarter next following thedate of approval of application, the CrownGrant fee being payable with the last instal-ment of purchase money. Nothing shall pre-vent the balance of purchase money and feesbeing paid at an earlier date should the pur-chaser so desire but a Crown Grant shall notissue until the conditions under which the lotwas made available for sale have been ful-filled .

A person in the employ of the State must applythrough the Under Secretary for Lands for the Gov-ernor's permission to hold this land . Written approvalof the Permanent Head concerned should accompanysuch application .

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of $4500,must be lodged at the Department of Lands and Sur-veys, Perth on or before Wednesday, 25 May 1983together with the required development details .

All applications lodged on or before the closingdate will be treated as having been received on thatdate, and if there are more applications than one forthe lot the application to be granted will be decided bythe Land Board.

(Public Plan Karratha 2 000 30.27 (Sharp Avenue) .)B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

8 April 1983 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZE lh, W.A.

APPLICATION FOR LEASING .Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 8 April 1983 .2109/94 .

APPLICATIONS are invited under section 32 of theLand Act 1933, for the leasing of Reserve 2564 in theNgalbain District containing an area of 1035.995 2hectares for the purpose of "Grazing" for a term of10 years at a rental of $25 .00 per annum .

The land is made available for leasing subject to thefollowing conditions :-

(1) The land shall not be used for any purposeother than "Grazing" without the priorapproval in writing of the Minister for Landsand Surveys .

(2) The rent shall be subject to reappraisement atthe end of the third year of the term of thelease and each successive three yearly periodthereafter .

(3) The lessee shall not without the previousconsent in writing of the Minister assign,transfer, mortgage sublet or part with thepossession of the demised land .

(4) The public generally shall have access at alltimes to any natural water supply situatedon the demised land .

(5) The lessee shall not cut, destroy or otherwiseinterfere with any timber or scrub standingon the demised land .

(6) The lessee shall indemnify the Minister againstall claims for damage to property or personsarising from the use of the land .

(7) The Minister or his representative may enterthe land for inspection at any reasonable time.

(8) Compensation shall not be payable to the lesseein respect of any improvements effected by himon the demised land and remaining thereonat the expiration or earlier determination ofthe lease .

(9) It shall be lawful for the lessee at any timewithin the three calendar months immediatelyfollowing the expiration of the term or earlierdetermination of the lease, to take down,remove, and carry away any buildings,structures, improvements and plant the propertyof the lessee .

(10) On determination of the lease, the lessee shallfill in, consolidate and level off any unevenness,excavation or hole caused by him during theterm of the lease or by removal of his improve-ments and shall leave the demised land in aclean, neat and tidy condition to the satisfactionof the Minister and shall remove any or allwaste matter as required by the Minister .

(11) Power is reserved to the Minister to directthat the number of stock depasturing on thedemised land shall be reduced if the Ministeris of the opinion that the demised land isoverstocked to an extent sufficient or likely tocause permanent damage to the land ; failure tocomply with any such direction will result inthe forfeiture of the lease .

A person in the employ of the State must applythrough the Under Secretary for Lands for theGovernor's permission to hold this land . Writtenapproval of the Permanent Head concerned shouldaccompany such application .

Applications must be lodged at the Department ofLands and Surveys, Perth on or before Wednesday, 11May 1983 accompanied by a deposit of $47 .50 .

All applications lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on the closing date,and if there are more applications than one for theland, the application to be granted will be decidedby the Land Board .

(Plan Widgiemooltha 1 :250 000 .)B . L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

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TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendmenthas been Prepared and is Available for Inspection .

City of Bunbury Town Planning SchemeNo. 5-Amendment No. 206 .

T.P .B . 853/6/2/6, Pt . 206 .NOTICE is hereby given that the City of Bunbury inpursuance of its powers under the Town Planning andDevelopment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared aTown Planning Scheme amendment for the purpose ofrezoning Lot Pt. 3 Ocean Drive, Bunbury from "Resi-dential Development" to "Special Site-ResidentialBuilding, Restaurant and Coffee Lounge" and includ-ing relevant development conditions in Schedule No. 1of the Text .

All plans and documents setting out and explainingthe amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,Stephen Street, Bunbury and will be open for inspectionwithout charge during the hours of 9 .30 a.m. to 3 .30p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sun-days and Public Holidays until and including 20 May1983 .The plans and documents have also been deposited

at the office of the Town Planning Department, Perthand will similarly be open for inspection for the sameperiod between the hours of 10 a .m. and 4 p .m .

Any person who desires to make a submission on theamendment should make the submission in writing inthe form prescribed by the regulations and lodge it withthe Town Clerk, City of Bunbury, P .O. Box 21, Bun-bury, W.A, 6230, on or before 20 May 1983 .

W. I. CARMODY,Town Clerk .


Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment .

City of Nedlands Town Planning SchemeNo. 1-Amendment Nos . 105 and 108 .

T.P .B . 853/2/8/1, Pts . 105 and 108 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accord-ance with section 7 of the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Minister forPlanning approved the City of Nedlands Town Plan-ning Scheme Amendment on 25 March 1983 for thepurpose of-

Amendment No. 105-adding a new clause, Clause5.7, to "Part 5, Amenity Control", of theScheme to enable the Council to exercise fullcontrol over any development within certainareas abutting the Swan River, in order thatthe existing amenity of the areas may be pro-tected, as detailed in the Schedule annexedhereto .

Amendment No. 108-rezoning No. 90 Lot 239Birkdale Street from Residential "B" to Resi-dential "A" .

D. C. CRUICKSHANK,Mayor.

N. G. LEACH,Town Clerk.

Schedule .City of Nedlands Town Planning Scheme No . 1 .

Amendment No. 105 .RESOLVED that the Council, in pursuance of section7 of the Town Planning and Development Act 1928 (asamended), amend the above Town Planning Schemeby adding a new clause as follows :-

5.7 Any development within the areas bounded by-(a) The Avenue, Bessell Avenue, the Esplanade

and Reserve 17391 ;


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(b) Victoria Avenue, the City boundary, the Metro-politan Region Recreation reserve abutting theSwan River and Reserve 16668 ;

(c) Jutland Parade, Iris Avenue, the MetropolitanRegion Recreation reserve abutting the SwanRiver and Point Resolution Reserve;

shall require the Council's special approval .

In determining an application for development in theseareas-

(i) the Council shall consider the effect of thedevelopment on the amenity of the area andon any other properties in the vicinity, thevisual effect of the proposal as perceived fromthe Swan River and the effect on the futureuse of the Parks and Recreation reserves inthat area;

(ii) if the Council so requires, the applicant shallfurnish such further information, as deemednecessary by Council to determine the applica-tion (including perspectives and elevations, orany other data) ;

(iii) the Council may refuse development approvalor impose conditions on a development ap-proval where it considers that the amenityof the area may be detrimentally affected by,the proposal ;

(iv) the Council shall not permit a change inNatural Ground Level or a retaining wall ofmore than 2 metres in height, unless it issatisfied that the change in level will not affectthe amenity of the area or the neighbouringproperties . Natural Ground Level shall bedetermined by the Council in accordance withthe contours shown on Lands and Surveys PlanNos. BG 34/09 19, BG 34/09 20, BG 34/10 19and BG 34/10 20 with the Q137 contouroverlay.


Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendmenthas been Prepared and is Available for Inspection .

City of South Perth Town Planning SchemeNo. 2-Amendment No . 63 .

T.P.B. 853/2/11/2, Pt. 63 .NOTICE is hereby given that the City of South Perthin pursuance of its powers under the Town Planningand Development Act 1928 (as amended) has prepareda Town Planning Scheme amendment for the purposeof introducing a new subclause 5.1 (P) to allow theinterchange of side and rear setback distance and permitthe reduction of the setback from rear boundaries withinthe Waterford locality.

All plans and documents setting out and explainingthe amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,Sandgate Street, South Perth and will be open for in-spection without charge during the hours of 8 .45 a.m .to 4.00 p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays,Sundays and Public Holidays until and including 13May 1983 .

The plans and documents have also been depositedat the office of the Town Planning Department, Perthand will similarly be open for inspection for the sameperiod between the hours of 10 a .m. and 4 p.m.

Any person who desires to make a submission on theamendment should make the submission in writing inthe form prescribed by the regulations and lodge itwith the Town Clerk, City of South Perth, cornerSandgate and South Streets, South Perth, W.A. 6151,on or before 13 May 1983 .

P, A. BENNETTS,Town Clerk .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment hasbeen Prepared and is Available for Inspection .

Town of Albany Town Planning Scheme No . 1-Amendment No . 103 .

T.P.B. 853/5/2/1, Pt . 103 .

NOTICE is hereby given that the Town of Albanyin pursuance of its powers under the Town Planningand Development Act 1928 (as amended) has prepareda Town Planning Scheme amendment for the purpose ofexcising Reserve 938, Lot 4996 North Road, Yakamia,from the Rural Zone and including it in the PublicBuildings Zone.

All plans and documents setting out and explainingthe amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,221 York Street, Albany and will be open for inspectionwithout charge during the hours of 10.00 a.m. to 4 .00p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundaysand Public Holidays until and including 20 May 1983 .

The plans and documents have also been deposited atthe office of the Town Planning Department, Perthand will similarly be open for inspection for the sameperiod between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p .m .

Any person who desires to make a submission on theamendment should make the submission in writing inthe form prescribed by the regulations and lodge it withthe Town Clerk, Town of Albany, P .O. Box 484, Albany,W.A. 6330, on or before 20 May 1983 .

I . R. HILL,Town Clerk .


Advertisement of Approved Town Planning SchemeAmendment.

City of Stirling District Planning Scheme-AmendmentNo. 187 .

T.P .B. 853/2/20, Pt. 187 .

IT is hereby notified for public information, inaccordance with section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Ministerfor Planning approved the City of Stirling TownPlanning Scheme Amendment on 25 March 1983 forthe purpose of-

1 . Amending the Scheme Boundary between WestCoast Highway and Duffy Road to coincidewith the Municipal Boundary .

2 . Deleting the zoning of the land west ofMarmion Avenue which is now in the Shire ofWanneroo .

3 . Including the land east of Marmion Avenuenow in the City of Stirling in a "SingleResidential" zone as shown on the AmendmentMap .

G. J. BURKETT,Mayor.

M. G. SARGANT,Town Clerk.

8 April 1983.]


Advertisement of Approved Town Planning SchemeAmendment .

Shire of Bayswater Town Planning Scheme No . 13-Amendment No . 98 .

T.P .B. 853/2/14/16, Pt. 98 .IT is hereby notified for public information, inaccordance with section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Ministerfor Planning approved the Shire of Bayswater TownPlanning Scheme Amendment on 25 March 1983 forthe purpose of amending the Scheme Maps to rezone :-

(a) Part of Pt . Lots 3, 4, 5 Railway Parade andPt. Lot 42 Railway Parade from "Residential"to "Multi-Residential G.R.4" ;

(b) Part of Lots 23 and 24 Railway Parade from"Road Reserve" to "Multi-Residential G .R .4" ;

(c) Part of Pt. Lots 3, 4, 5 Railway Parade from"Residential" to "Road Reserve".

N. E. DAVIES,President.

K. B. LANG,Shire Clerk .


Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment hasbeen Prepared and is Available for Inspection .Shire of Busselton Town Planning Scheme

No. 5-Amendment No. 1 .T.P.B . 853/6/6/6, Pt. 1 .

NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Busselton inpursuance of its powers under the Town Planning andDevelopment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared aTown Planning Scheme amendment for the purpose ofrezoning Lots 36 and 7 of Sussex Location 5 BussellHighway from "Single Residential" to "Restricted Use"and including relevant details in Appendix V of the Text .

All plans and documents setting out and explainingthe amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,Southern Drive, Busselton and will be open for inspec-tion without charge during the hours of 9 .00 a .m. to4.00 p .m. on all days of the week except Saturdays,Sundays and Public Holidays until and including 20May 1983 .

The plans and documents have also been depositedat the office of the Town Planning Department, Perthand will similarly be open for inspection for the sameperiod between the hours of 10 a .m. and 4 p.m .

Any person who desires to make a submission on theamendment should make the submission in writing inthe form prescribed by the regulations and lodge it withthe Shire Clerk, Shire of Busselton P .O. Box 84, Bus-selton W.A. 6280, on or before 20 May 1983 .

B. N. CAMERON,Shire Clerk .


Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment hasbeen Prepared and is Available for Inspection .Shire of Collie Town Planning Scheme No . 1-

Amendment No. 56 .T.P .B. 853/6/8/1, Pt . 56 .

NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Collie inpursuance of its powers under the Town Planningand Development Act 1928 (as amended) has prepareda Town Planning Scheme amendment for the purposeof rezoning Lot 367 corner of River Avenue andPerrin Street, Collie from "Residential" to "ResidentialGR5" .

All plans and documents setting out and explainingthe amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,Throssell Street, Collie and will be open for inspection


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without charge during the hours of 9 .30 a .m. to 4 .30 p .m .on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundays andPublic Holidays until and including 13 May 1983 .

The plans and documents have also been deposited atthe office of the Town Planning Department, Perth andwill similarly be open for inspection for the sameperiod between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p .m .

Any person who desires to make a submission on theamendment should make the submission in writing inthe form prescribed by the regulations and lodge itwith Shire Clerk, Shire of Collie, Throssell Street,Collie, W .A. 6225, on or before 13 May 1983 .

L. 3. CHRISTINGER,Shire Clerk .



Shire of Dandaragan Town Planning Scheme Nos . 2,3, 4-Amendment No. 1 .

T.P.B. 853/3/6/2 Pt. 1, 853/3/6/3 Pt . 1, 853/3/6/4Pt . 1 .NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Dandaraganin pursuance of its powers under the Town Planningand Development Act 1928 (as amended) has prepareda Town Planning Scheme amendment for the purposeof reducing the landscaping provision for theIndustrial Zone from 30 per cent to 15 per cent inTown Planning Scheme Nos. 2, 3, and 4 .

All plans and documents setting out and explainingthe amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,Dandaragan and will be open for inspection withoutcharge during the hours of 9.00 a.m. to 4 .30 p.m .on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundays andPublic Holidays until and including 6 May 1983 .

The plans and documents have also been deposited atthe office of the Town Planning Department, Perth andwill similarly be open for inspection for the same periodbetween the hours of 10 a .m. and 4 p.m .

Any person who desires to make a submission on theamendment should make the submission in writing in theform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it withShire Clerk, Shire of Dandaragan, Dandaragan, W .A .6507, on or before 6 May 1983 .

I. W. STUBBS,Shire Clerk .



Shire of Murray West Murray Town Planning Scheme-Amendment No . 44 .

T.P.B . 853/6/16/3, Pt . 44 .NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Murray inpursuance of its powers under the Town Planning andDevelopment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared aTown Planning Scheme amendment for the purpose ofrezoning Lots 14 and 15 Allambi Way South Yunderupfrom "Tourist" to "Residential" .All plans and documents setting out and explaining

the amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,Pinjarra Road, Pinjarra and will be open for inspectionwithout charge during the hours of 9 .00 a.m. to 4 .00p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundaysand Public Holidays until and including 20 May 1983 .The plans and documents have also been deposited

at the office of the Town Planning Department, Perthand will similarly be open for inspection for the sameperiod between the hours of 10 a .m. and 4 p .m .

Any person who desires to make a submission on theamendment should make the submission in writing in theform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it withShire Clerk, Shire of Murray, P .O. Box 21, Pinjarra,W.A. 6208, on or before 20 May 1983 .

B. M. BAKER,Shire Clerk .

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Advertisement of Approved Town Planning Scheme .Shire of East Pilbara Town Planning Scheme

No. 1-Newman Townsite .T.P.B. 853/8/2/1 .

IT is hereby notified for public information, in accord-ance with section 7 of the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Minister forUrban Development and Town Planning approved theShire of East Pilbara, Town Planning Scheme No. 1-Newman Townsite on 17 February 1983-the SchemeText of which is published as a Schedule annexed hereto .

R. A. DANIELS,President.

J. M. READ,Shire Clerk .

Shire of East Pilbara Town Planning SchemeNo. 1 (Newman Townsite) .

THE East Pilbara Shire Council under and by virtueof the powers conferred upon it in that behalf by theTown Planning and Development Act 1928 (asamended) hereby makes the following Town Plan-ning Scheme for the purpose of :-

(a) Determining and setting aside land for futureurban use .

(b) Controlling land development.(c) Setting aside land for future

reserves.(d) Other matters authorised by the enabling Act .

PART 1 PRELIMINARY .

1 .1 This Town Planning Scheme may be cited as theShire of East Pilbara Town Planing Scheme No . 1(Newman Townsite) hereinafater called "The Scheme"and shall come into operation on the publication ofnotice of the Minister's final approval thereof in theGovernment Gazette .

1 .2 The Scheme shall apply to the whole of the landset out as Scheme Area in the map forming part of theScheme.

1 .3 The responsible authority for carrying out theScheme is the Council of the Shire of East Pilbara here-inafter referred to as "the Council" .

1 .4 Arrangement of Scheme : The Scheme Text isdivided into the following parts:-

PART I Preliminary .PART II Reserved Land .PART III Zones .PART IV Policies and General Pro sions relating

to Zones .PART V Non Conforming Uses of Land .PART VI Finance and Administration .

The remaining documents of the Scheme are asfollows:-

1 . Land Use Maps .

2 . Scheme Maps .

PART II Reserved Land .Reservation of Land and Development Thereof .2.1 (a) Land set aside under this Scheme for the

purposes of a reservation is deemed to be reservedfor the purposes indicated on the Scheme Map .

(b) Except as otherwise provided in this Part aperson shall not carry out any development on landreserved under this Scheme, other than the erectionof a boundary fence, without first applying for andobtaining the written approval of the Council .


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public use as

(c) In giving its approval the Council shall haveregard to the ultimate purpose intended for the reserveand shall in the case of land reserved for the purposesof a public authority confer with that authority beforegiving its approval .

(d) No provision of this Part shall prevent thecontinued use of land for the use for which it wasbeing lawfully used immediately prior to the Schemehaving the force of law, or the repair and maintenance,for which the prior consent in writing of the Councilhas been obtained, of buildings or works lawfullyexisting on the land.

2 .2 (a) Where a Council refuses approval for thedevelopment of land reserved under the Scheme on theground that the land is reserved for public purposes,or grants approval subject to conditions that areunacceptable to the applicant the owner of the landmay, if the land is injuriously affected thereby, claimcompensation for such injurious affection .

(b) Claims for such compensation shall be lodged atthe office of the Council not later than six monthsafter the date of the decision of the Council refusingapproval or granting it subject to conditions that areunacceptable to the applicant.

(c) In lieu of paying compensation the Council maypurchase the land affected by such decision of theCouncil at a price not exceeding the value of theland at the time of refusal of approval or of thegrant of approval subject to conditions that areunacceptable to the applicant .

PART III Zones .3 .1 The Scheme Area is divided into eleven zones as

set out hereunder:-Residential A.Residential B .Town Centre .Other Commercial.Industrial .Hotel/Motel .Service Station .Private Clubs and Institutions .Place of Public Assembly .Special Sites .Rural.

3 .2 Table No. 1 appended to Clause 3 .3 of thisPart indicates the several uses permitted by this Schemein the various zones, such uses being determined bycross reference between the list of "Use Classes" onthe lefthand side of the Table and the list of "Zones"on top of that Table .

3 .3 The symbols used in the cross reference inTable No. 1 appended to this clause have the followingmeanings:-

"P"-A use that is permitted under this Scheme .

"AA"-A use that is not permitted unless approvalis granted by the Council .

"IP"-A use that is not permitted unless such useis incidental to the predominant use as decidedand approved by the Council .

"X"-A use that is not permitted .

3 .4 Development and its Approval .

3 .4.1 Except as hereinafter provided, no development,including a material change in use, shall be carriedout on any land or in any building within the SchemeArea, without the prior written consent of the Council .Such consent is hereinafter referred to as a "planningapproval" and is required in addition to a buildinglicence .

3 .4.2 Application for Planning Approval shall be inwriting addressed to the Shire Clerk and shall beaccompanied by such plans or explanatory documentsas may be necessary to enable Council to gain acomplete understanding of the proposal and its effecton the locality .

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3 .4.3 The Council, when considering granting itsapproval to a use marked AA in Table 1, will takeinto consideration the effect which such use will haveon the amenity of the area likely to be affected by theuse, the effect on the road system of the locality andany other matters which it may consider relevant tothe establishment of the use, and may-

(a) grant approval ;(b) grant approval subject to such conditions and

requirements as it deems fit ; or(c) refuse to grant approval, giving its reasons .

Without limiting the generality of the foregoing theCouncil may, where it deems appropriate, limit theperiod of validity of any approval granted and may grantapprovals for development for limited periods of time .

3 .4 .4 The Council shall convey its decision on anysuch application for planning approval to the applicantwithin 60 days of the date upon which it was firstreceived at the Council offices, unless the Council shallhave first obtained the applicant's approval in writingfor an extension of that period . In the event that adecision has not been made within that period orextended period the application shall be deemed to havebeen refused .


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3 .4.5 The following classes of development may beundertaken without the approval of the Council andare referred to as permitted development :-

(a) Development by public authorities and localauthorities for the purpose of their undertakingof functions on land owned by them at the timeof the coming into operation of this scheme .

(b) The maintenance and repair of any buildingprovided that no works of a structural natureare being undertaken and no material changein the external appearance of the building isinvolved .

(c) Subject to the provisions of this scheme,changes in the uses of land and buildingswhich do not give rise to :-

(i) a material change in the appearanceof the property concerned ;

(ii) the need, according to the provisions ofthis Scheme and/or as may bedetermined by the Council by experienceof similar uses elsewhere, for additionalcar parking accommodation, loadingand unloading accommodation, land-scaping or other special site treatments ;

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1 . Additional Dwelling . . . . AA X X X X X X X2. Caretaker's House/Flat X X AA IP IP X X IP3. Car Parks X X P P P X X X4. Car Sales Premises

. . X X P X P X X X5. Civic Buildings . . . . AA X P X X X X X6. Consulting Rooms AA X P X X X X X7. Dry Cleaning Premises X X AA X P X X X8. Educational Establishments X X AA X AA X X X9. Fish Shop

. . . .

. . . X X P X X X X X10. Fuel Depot

. .. .

. . . . X X X X P X X AA11. Funeral Parlour

. . . .

. . . . X X P X X X X X12. Health Centre . .. . X X P X X X X X13. Home Occupation

. . . . AA AA AA X X X X X14. Hotel

. . . .

. .. . X X X X X P X X15. Industry-Extractive X X X X X X X AA16. Industry-General

. . . .

. . . . X X X X P X X X17. Industry-Hazardous X X X X AA X X AA18. Industry-Light X X X X P X X X19. Industry-Noxious X X X X X X X AA20. Industry-Rural

. . . . X X X X X X X P21 . Industry-Service

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. . . . X X P X P X X X22. Institutional Home

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. . . . AA AA X X X X X ° X23. Milk Depot

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. • . . X X X X P X X X24. Motel

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. . . X X X X X P X X25. Motor Repair Station . . . .

. . . . X X AA X P X P E E E X26. Office

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. . . . AA AA P P X X X ,. . X27. Petrol Filling Station

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. . . . X X P X P X P ri vs vs X28. Professional Office

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. . . . X X P X X X X AA30. Public Assembly X X P X X X X 3 3 3 AA31. Public Recreation

. . . . AA AA P X X X X 0 0.°0 AA

32. Public Utility

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33. Public Worship . . . .

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34. Radio/T.V. Installation

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. . . . X X P X P X X E 3 2 AA35. Residential Building . . . . X AA X X X X X 2 2 X36. Residential-

(a) Single Dwelling

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. . . . P P X X X X X °' P(b) Attached Dwelling

. . . . P P X X X X X 'N X(c) Grouped Dwelling X P X X X X X

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. . . . X P X X X X X X37. Rural Use X X X X X X X P38. Service Station . . . .

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. . . . X AA P P IP IP IP 2 2 2 X40. Showroom X X P X P X IP X41. Single Persons Quar ers

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. . . . X AA X X X X X X42. Sportsground X X X X X X X a p. AA43. Trade Display X X P P P X P X44. Transport Depot

. . . . X X X X P X X AA45. Zoological Garden X X X X X X X AA


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(iii) significant increases in the amount oftraffic attracted to the site ;

(iv) the need for the provision of signific-antly improved public services . andutilities of any kind .

PART IV Policies and General Provisions Relating toZones .

4 .1 Council's primary objective will be to ensurethat development within the town occurs in accordancewith social and economic needs and is consistent withretention and enhancement of the town's amenity for thebenefit of residents .

4 .1 .1 Notwithstanding that a proposed developmentconforms in all other respects with the requirements ofthe Scheme, Council may at its discretion refuse togrant approval if in its opinion such developmentwould, by its siting, design or construction, result in asignificant deterioration of the amenity of landscapequality of the town .

4.2 Residential Development : Residential PlanningCodes .

4 .2 .1 For the purpose of this Scheme "ResidentialPlanning Codes" means: The Residential Planning Codesadopted as a policy by the Board on 26 July 1982together with all amendments or additions thereto orany Code, By-laws or Regulations replacing them andapplying or being applicable within the District .

4 .2.2 A copy of the Residential Planning Codesshall be kept and made available for public inspectionat the offices of the Council .

4 .2 .3 In the event of there being any inconsistencybetween the Residential Planning Codes identified byClauses 1 .1 and 1 .2 the provisions in the documentidentified in Clause 1 .1 shall prevail.

4 .2 .4 Unless otherwise provided for in the Schemethe development of land for any of the residentialpurposes dealt with by the Residential Planning Codesshall conform to the provisions of those codes and theschedules to those codes .

4 .3 Variations to Residential Planning Codes :Notwithstanding the provisions of the R .12 .5 ResidentialPlanning Code, Council may permit the front setbackto be reduced to 6 metres .

4.4 Residential A Zone : Council's objective is toensure that the zoned areas provide for low densityresidential uses within an urban environment of thehighest possible standard, together with other uses andactivities compatible with the basic use .

Council policy will therefore be to-(a) retain and enhance the residential environment

of single and duplex houses .(b) permit certain non-residential uses as set out

in Table 1 provided that these are of suchnature, siting, and activity as to be compatiblewith the residential character of the zone ;

(c) permit, under annual registration, homeoccupations as defined in Part I of the Schemesubject to ensuring that such uses do notadversely affect the residential enjoyment ofproperties in the immediate vicinity .

4 .4 .1 Development for residential purposes withinthe zone shall conform to the provisions of the R.12 .5code .

4 .5 Residential B Zone: Council's objective is toallow for development of flats and other forms ofmedium density residential housing to densities andstandards appropriate to enhancement of the urbanenvironment and to satisfaction of the various housingneeds of the community .

Council policy will therefore be to-(a) adopt a residential density code permitting

housing up to and including multiple unithousing, with provision for open space, w2sereappropriate, so as to achieve an overall densityapproximating that existing in flat developmentin the town ;

(b) preclude home occupation from dwelling unitsother than detached or duplex houses exceptwhere home occupation does not entail directsale to the public from the premises or thestorage of goods for sale .

4 .5 .1 Development for residential purposes withinthe zone shall conform to the provisions of the R.50code except that in new development where other thandetached, attached, grouped houses, or multiple dwellingsnot greater than eight in number are proposed on a site,an area equivalent to one third of the total site shallbe set aside for open space in addition to any otherrequirement of the Code .

4 .6 Town Centre Zone : Council's objective is toensure that the zoned area develops as the principalcommercial, civic, and public activity area of Newmanto maximum possible standards of civic design andfunction .

Council policy will therefore be to-(a) prepare and amend from time to time an

overall strategy for the zone which takes intoaccount appropriate disposition of Town Centreuses, economic servicing and proper standardsof Civic design ;

(b) approve permitted uses provided these areproposed in accordance with the principles ofthe overall strategy.

4 .6 .1 Uses permitted by the Scheme will be subjectto conformity with a Town Centre Strategy adoptedby Council from time to time and with other provisionsof the Scheme .

4.7 Commercial Zone : Council's objective is topermit development of shopping and other commercialuses on lots not within the Town Centre so as toprovide for localised community shopping in associationwith residential precincts .

Council policy will therefore be to-(a) initiate procedures for re-zoning to Commercial

of land appropriately situated so as to providefor convenience shopping and other furtheruses within the residential precincts ;

(b) ensure that proposals for local convenienceshopping are limited to a retail floor space of300 square metres ;

(c) require applications for re-zoning to show thatthe site proposed is of adequate size andsuitable location so as to conform to the carparking provisions of the Scheme and to ensureproper accessibility and traffic safety .

4 .8 Industrial Zone: Council's objective is to ensureprovision for uses of an industrial nature, and toencourage re-location of such uses into the area fromresidential and commercial zones.

Council policy will therefore be to-(a) ensure development of a range of lot sizes in

stages

according to

requirements

andservicing considerations ;

(b) require reticulated water supply to be providedto each lot, and a satisfactory method of onsite disposal of effluent to be approved as acondition of building.

(c) exercise adequate controls over developmentsand use so as to ensure a satisfactory visualstandard prevails .

4 .8 .1 Within the zone the following shall apply :For industries uses-

Minimum Lot size-1500 square metres .Minimum Lot frontage-30 metres .

4 .8 .2 Between the frontage of a lot and the buildingline, land shall not be used for any purpose other than-

(a) vehicle parking ;(b) landscaping ;(c) with the approval of Council, Trade Display .

4 .9 Car Parking.4 .9 .1 Within the Scheme Area development of land

for any of the uses listed in Table 2 shall make provisionfor on site car parking spaces constructed to thesatisfaction of Council in accordance with the require-ments of that Table,

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Use

Minimum No . of Car Parking Spaces

In accordance with the provisions of theResidential Planning Codes

1 for each 10 m' of retail floor space1 for each 40 m of leaseable floor areaAt discretion of Council, taking into

account the type of use and estimatedrequirements

1 for each 50 m' of gross floor areaI space for each bedroom plus 1 space for

each 3 m' of bar and public areaTavern

1 space for each 3 mz of public areaMotel

1 . 5 spaces for each unitRecreational

At discretion of CouncilOther uses no isted above

At discretion of Council

Residential-detached dwel-ling house or duplex

Other ResidentialShopOfficeOther Commercial Use of

listed herein

Industrial . . . .Hotel

Table 2 .

4 .9.2 Notwithstanding the provisions of Table 2Council may waive requirements for on site car parkingif it is satisfied that adequate constructed car parkinghas been provided in close proximity to the proposeddevelopment . Where constructed car parking is notavailable Council may accept a cash payment in lieuof provision of parking for application in terms ofClause 4 .9.3 below.

4 .9 .3 Any payment made in terms of Clause 4 .9 .2above shall-

(a) not be less than the estimated cost of providingand constructing the parking spaces requiredby the Scheme, plus the value, as estimated bythe Chief Valuer of the Department of StateTaxation, of the area of land which might havebeen occupied by the parking spaces ;

(b) be paid to Council under this clause, into aspecial fund to be applied solely to theprovision, construction and maintenance offurther car parking facilties in reasonableproximity to the premises from which themonies were derived .

4.10 Building Lines .

4 .10 .1 Within the Scheme Area Building lines shallbe in accordance with the provisions of Table 3 .

Table 3 .Building Lines.

4 .11 Special Sites : A list of Special Sites andassociated land description is included at Appendix Bof this text. The list details the respective purposes forwhich those sites may be used or developed. The SpecialSites are also shown on the Scheme Maps .

PART V Non-conforming Use of Land .5 .1 No provision of this Scheme shall prevent-

(a) the continued use of any land or building fol'the purpose for which it was being lawfullyused at the time of the coming into force ofthe Scheme; or

(b) the carrying out of any development thereonfor which, immediately prior to that time, apermit or permits required under the TownPlanning and Development Act 1928 (asamended), and any other law authorising thedevelopment to be carried out had been dulyobtained and was current.

5 .2 (a) Where in respect of land reserved underPart II of the Scheme a non-conforming use exists orwas authorised as mentioned in Clause 5 .1 of this Parton that land all or any erections alterations or extensionsof. the buildings thereon or use thereof shall not becarried out unless the approval of the Council has beenobtained in writing .

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(b) Where in respect of land zoned under Part IIIof the Scheme, a non-conforming use exists, or wasauthorised as mentioned in Clause 5 .1 of this Part,on that land, and provided the prior consent, in writing,of the Council has been obtained; buildings may beextended by 10% of the floor area of the buildingexisting at the time of gazettal of this Scheme, or bysuch greater percentage which Council considers willnot prejudice the objectives of the Scheme, and pro-vided that such extension is within the building linesprovided in this Scheme .

5 .3 Change of Non-conforming Use : The Councilmay permit the use of any land to be changed from onenon-conforming use to another non-conforming use,provided the proposed use is, in the opinion of theCouncil less detrimental to the amenity of the neigh-bourhood than the existing use, or is, in the opinionof the Council, closer to the intended uses of the zone .

5 .4 Discontinuance of Non-conforming Use .(a) Notwithstanding the preceding provisions of

this Part, except where a change of non-conforming use has been permitted by theCouncil under Clause 5 .3, when a non-conforming use of any land or buildings shallnot thereafter be used other than in conformitywith the provisions of the Scheme .

(b) The Councd may effect the discontinuance ofa non-conforming use by the purchase of theaffected property, or by the payment of com-pensation to the owner or the occupier or toboth the owner and the occupier of thatproperty, and may enter into an agreementwith the owner for that purpose .

PART VI Finance and Administration .6 .1 Disposal of Land: The Council may deal with

or dispose of any land which it owns or which it hasacquired pursuant to the provisions of the Scheme, inaccordance with the Act and in conformity with theprovisions of the Scheme, and for such purpose maymake such agreements with the owners as it deems, fit .

6 .2 Compensation : Claims for compensation byreason of the Scheme, other than for the purpose ofPart II, shall be made not later than six months fromthe date on which notice of approval of the Schemeis published in the Government Gazette, except in thecase of reserved land where the provisions of Part IIshall apply .

6 .3 Compliance with scheme .(a) A person shall not use land or any buildings or

structure thereon contrary to or otherwise thanin accordance with the provisions of theScheme .

(b) If pursuant to the provisions of the Schemeapproval has been granted subject to condi-tions, a person shall not commit a breach of,or neglect to carry out, any of those condi-tions . Failure to comply shall constitute acontravention of the Act and the Council maytake action in terms of section 10 of the Act .

(c) Twenty-eight (28) days notice in writing ishereby prescribed as the notice to be givenpursuant to section 10 of the Act where theconditions of this subclause are not compliedwith, and any expenses incurred by the Councilunder that section may be recovered from theperson in default as a single contract debtin such court of civil jurisdiction as is com-petent to deal with the amount of the claim .

6 .4 Entry to Premises: The Council may by anauthorised officer enter at all reasonable times anybuilding or land for the purpose of ascertaining whetherthe provisions of the Scheme are being observed.

6 .5 Penalties: Any person who fails to comply withany of the provisions of the Scheme is guilty of anoffence and without prejudice to any other remedygiven herein is liable to such penalties as are prescribedby the Act .

6 .6 Appeals: Any person who is aggrieved by anydecision of the Council, made or deemed to have beenmade in terms of this Scheme, shall have a right ofappeal, within 60 days, in terms of Part V of the Act .

Zone Building Line

Residential A In accordance with the provisions of theResidential B J Residential Planning CodesTown Centre In accordance with the Town Centre

Strategy adopted by CouncilCommercial NilIndustrial . . . 9 metresPlace of Public Assembly 9 metresand Private Club andInstitution

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Schedule A .Interpretation.

In this Scheme the terms will have the respectiveinterpretations set out hereunder :-"Additional Dwelling" means a dwelling attached to

and forming part of a dwelling unit andoccupied by a relative of the occupier of theprincipal dwelling unit as provided for byBy-law 53.5 of the Uniform Building By-laws1974 ;"Attached Dwelling" means a dwelling house,constructed as part of a group of two or more,each standing on its own separate lot andwhich may be attached to another house ;"Board" means the Town Planning Board constitutedunder the Act ;"Building" shall have the same meaning as isgiven to it in and for the purposes of theUniform Building By-laws ;

"Building Line" means the line between which andany public place or public reserve a buildingmay not be erected except by or under theauthority of an Act ;

"Car Park" means a site or building used primarilyfor parking private cars or taxis whether as apublic or private car park, but does not includeany part of a public road used for parking orfor a taxi rank, or any land or buildings onor in which cars are displayed for sale ;

"Car Sales Premises" means land and buildingsused for the display and sale of motor vehicles,whether new or second-hand, but does notinclude a workshop ;

"Caretaker's House" means a building used as aresidence by the proprietor or manager of anindustry carried on upon the same site orby a person having the care of the building orplant of the industry ;

"Caravan Park" means an area set aside for theparking of caravans in conformity with theCaravan and Camp Regulations, 1961, madepursuant to the provisions of the Health Act1911 (as amended), and the Local GovernmentModel By-law (Caravan Parks) No . 2 madepursuant to the powers conferred by the LocalGovernment Act 1960 (as amended), and anyamendments to those Regulations or to thatModel By-law ;

"Civic Building" means a building designed, usedor intended to be used by GovernmentDepartments, statutory bodies representing theCrown, or Councils as offices or foradministrative or other like purposes ;

"Consulting Rooms" means a building or part of abuilding (other than a hospital) used in thepractice of his profession by a legally qualifiedmedical practitioner or dentist, or by a physio-therapist, a masseur or a person ordinarilyassociated with a medical practitioner in theinvestigation or treatment of physical ormental injuries or ailments ;

"Defined Site" in relation to a "grouped dwelling"means that area of the land on which a groupof dwellings is to be erected which is allottedor set aside on the plans of the proposeddevelopment for the exclusive use of eachsuch dwelling unit ;

"Drive-In Theatre" means an open air cinema thatmakes provision for the audience or spectatorsto view the entertainment while seated in motorvehicles ;

"Dry Cleaning Premises" means land and buildingsused for the cleaning of garments and otherfabrics by chemical processes ;

"Dwelling Unit" or "Dwelling" means a separateself contained domicile ;

"Dwelling House" means a building used primarilyfor living purposes of one separate family unit,and includes rooms separate from such buildingbut ancillary thereto . The term also includes


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"Educational Establishment" means a school, college,university, technical institute, academy or othereducational centre, or a lecture hall, but doesnot include a reformative institution orinstitutional home ;"Effective Frontage" means the distance along aline parallel to the street alignment at adistance from the lot frontage equivalent tothe building set back required by the schemeand measured between the intersection of theset back line and the two side boundaries ;"Existing Use" means the use of any land orbuilding for the purpose for which it waslawfully used immediately prior to the gazettaldate of the Scheme, in accordance withconditions set out in Part 5 Non-ConformingUse of Land.

"Extractive Industry" includes the extraction ofsand, gravel, clay, turf, soil, rock, stoneminerals or similar substance from the land,and also the manufacture of products fromthose materials when the manufacture iscarried out on the land from which any ofthose materials is extracted or on landadjacent thereto ;"Fish Shop" means a shop where the goods keptexposed or offered for sale include wet fishor fish fried on the premises for consumptionoff the premises ;"Flats" shall have the same meaning as is givento it in and for the purpose of the UniformBuilding By-laws and includes single unit flatsas described in By-law 1 .3 of the UniformBuilding By-laws ;"Floor Area" shall have the same meaning as isgiven to it in and for the purposes of theUniform Building By-laws ;"Frontage" shall have the same meaning as isgiven to it in and for the purposes of theUniform Building By-laws ;"Fuel Depot" means a depot for storage of bulksale of solid or liquid gaseous fuel, but doesnot include a service station ;"Funeral Parlour" means land and buildingsoccupied by undertakers where bodies arestored and prepared for burial or cremation ;"Gazettal Date" means the date on which notice ofthe approval of the Minister to a planningScheme is published in the GovernmentGazette ;"General Industry" means any industry other thana hazardous, light, noxious, rural, extractiveor service industry;"Grouped Dwelling" means a dwelling unit,constructed as one of a group of two or moreon one lot such that no dwelling is placedwholly or partly vertically above any other,and which may be attached to another dwell-ing.

Where there are special conditions of landscape ortopography the local authority may vary therequirement that no dwelling is placed whollyor partly above any other.

"Hazardous Industry" means an industry which byreason of the processes involved or the methodof manufacture, or the nature of the materialsused or produced, requires isolation from otherbuildings ;

"Health Centre" means a maternal or x-ray centre,a district clinic, a masseur's establishment, ora medical clinic ;

"Height" has the same meaning as is given to itin and for the purposes of the Uniform Build-ing By-laws ;

"Hospital" means any building or part of a build-ing, whether permanent or otherwise, in whichpersons are received and lodged for medicaltreatment or care ;

such outbuildings as are ancillary to thedwelling house but does not include a"residential building" or part of such abuilding ;

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"Home Occupation" means a business carried onwith the permission of the responsible auth-ority within a house or the curtilage of ahouse that does not-

(a) employ in its operation persons otherthan those normally resident on thepremises;

(b) operate outside the time between thehours of 8 a .m. and 6 p.m . ;

(c) occupy an area of the premises greaterthan 20 sq. metres ;

(d) attract vehicular traffic which, in theopinion of Council, is in excess of thatappropriate to a residential street ;

(e) cause to be parked on the road carriage-way or verges any vehicle other than ona casual basis ;

(f) cause any nuisance, including noise orthe emission of dust or noxious fumes,which is, in the opinion of Councildetrimental to the residential amenity ofthe area ;

(g) require the provision of any essentialservice or services of a greater capacitythan normally required in the zonewithin which it is located ;

(h) require the outdoor storage of materialsor supplies .

"Hotel" means land and buildings the subject ofa Publican's General Licence, an Hotel Licenceor a Wayside-House Licence granted under theprovisions of the Licensing Act, 1911 (asamended), or of any Act in substitution forthe Act, but does not include a motel ;

"Industry" means the carrying out of any processfor and incidental to-

(a) the making, altering, repairing or orna-mentation, painting, finishing, cleaning,packing or canning or adapting for sale,or breaking up or demolition of anyarticle or part of any article ;

(b) the winning, processing, or treatmentof minerals ;

(c) the generation of electricity or theproduction of gas, and

(d) the manufacture of edible goods forhuman or animal consumption, being aprocess carried on in the course of tradeor business for gain, other than opera-tions connected with :

(i) the carrying out of agriculture;(ii) site work on buildings, work or

land; and(iii) in the case of the manufacture

of goods referred to in subpara-graph (d) above, the preparationon the premises of a shop offood for sale ;

and includes, when carried out on landupon which the process is carried outand in connection with that process,the storage of goods, any work of ad-ministration or accounting, the sale ofgoods resulting from the process andthe use of land for the amenity ofpersons engaged in the process ;

"Institutional Home" means a residential buildingfor the care and maintenance of children, theaged, or the infirm, and includes a benevolentinstitution; but does not include a hospitalor a mental institution ;

"Land" includes air stratum titles, messuages,tenements and hereditaments and any estatein the land, and houses, buildings, works andstructures, in or upon the land ;

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"Light Industry" means an industry-(a) in which the processes carried on, the

machinery used, and the goods andcommodities carried to and from thepremises will not cause any injury toor prejudicially affect the amenity ofthe locality by reason of the emissionof noise, vibration, smell, fumes, smoke,vapour, steam, soot, ash, dust, wastewater, waste products, grit, oil or other-wise; and

(b) the establishment of which will not orthe conduct of which does not imposean undue load on any existing or pro-jected service for the supply or provi-sion of water, gas, electricity, seweragefacilities, or any other like service ;

"Lot" has the meaning given to it in and for thepurposes of the Act, and "allotment" has thesame meaning;

"Milk Depot" means a depot to which milk isdelivered for distribution to consumers but inwhich milk is not processed or pasteurised ;

"Motel" means a building, group of buildings orplace used or intended to be used to accom-modate patrons in a manner similar to a hotelor boarding house but in which special provi-sion is made for the accommodation of patronswith motor vehicles ;

"Motor Repair Station" means land and buildingsused for or in connection with mechanicalrepairs and overhauls, including tyre recapping,retreading, panel beating, spray painting andchassis reshaping :

"Multiple Dwelling" means a separate, self-contained dwelling within a building containingtwo or more such dwellings, but the term doesnot include any part of a grouped dwellingor attached house ;

"New Street Alignment". See "Street Alignment";"Non-Conforming Use" means the use of land

which, though lawful immediately prior tothe coming into operation of this Scheme isnot in conformity with the Scheme ;

"Noxious Industry" means an industry in whichthe processes involved constitute an offensivetrade within the meaning of the Health Act,1911 (as amended), but does not include fishshops or dry cleaning establishments ;

"Office" means the conduct of administration, thepractice of a profession, the carrying on ofagencies, banks, typist and secretarial servicesand services of a similar nature or, where notconducted on the site thereof, the administra-tion of or the accounting in connection with anindustry ;

"Open Air Display" means the use of land as a sitefor the display and/or sale of goods and equip-ment ;

"Open Space" means that area of a lot or definedsite which is not occupied by building, butshall include accessible roofs, drives, car park-ing areas, and private balconies ;

"Owner" in relation to any land includes the Crownand every person who, jointly or severally,whether at law or in equity-

(a) is entitled to the land for any estate infee simple in possession ; or

(b) is a person to whom the Crown haslawfully contracted to grant the feesimple of the land ; or

(c) is a lessee or licensee from the Crown ;Or

(d) is entitled to receive or is in receipt of,or if the lands were let to a tenant,would be entitled to receive, the rentsand profits thereof, whether as a bene-ficial owner, trustee, mortgagee in pos-session or otherwise ;

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"Petrol Filling Station" means land and buildingsused for the supply of petroleum products andautomotive accessories ;

"Plot Ratio" has the same meaning as is given toit in and for the purposes of the UniformBuilding By-laws ;

"Private Hotel" means land and buildings usedfor residential purposes in respect of whichmay be granted an hotel licence under theprovisions of the Licensing Act, 1911 (asamended), or any Act in substitution for thatAct ;

"Private Recreation" means the use of land forparks, gardens, playgrounds, sports arenas orother grounds for recreation which are notnormally open to the public without charge ;

"Professional Offices" means any building used forthe purpose of his profession by an accountant,architect, artist, author, barrister, chiropodist,consular official, dentist, doctor, engineer,masseur, nurse, physiotherapist, quantity sur-veyor, solicitor, surveyor, teacher (other thana dancing teacher or a music teacher), or townplanner; and "professional person" has a cor-responding interpretation ;

"Public Amusement" means the use of land as atheatre, a cinema, a dance hall, a skating rink,swimming pool or gymnasium or for games ;

"Public Assembly-Place Of" means any specialplace of assembly including grounds for athle-tics, all sports grounds with spectator provision,racecourses, trotting tracks, stadia or show-grounds .

"Public Authority" means a Minister of the Crownacting in his official capacity, a State Govern-ment Department, State trading concern, Stateinstrumentality, State public utility and anyother person or body, whether corporate or not,who or which, under the authority of anyAct, administers or carries on for the benefitof the State, a social service or public utility ;

"Public Recreation" means the use of land for apublic park, public gardens, foreshore reserve,playground or grounds for recreation whichare normally open to the public withoutcharge ;

"Public Utility" means any works or undertakingconstructed or maintained by a public auth-ority or municipality as may be required toprovide water, sewerage, electricity, gas, drain-age, communications or other similar services ;

"Public Worship-Place Of" includes buildingsused primarily for the religious activities of achurch, but does not includes an institutionfor primary, secondary or higher education, ora residential training institution ;

"Radio and T.V . Installation" means land,buildings, devices or structures for the trans-mission or receiving of signals and/or picturesbut does not include domestic radio and tele-vision receivers ;

"Redevelopment" means revision or replacement ofan existing land use according to a controlledplan ;

"Reformative Institution" includes

a penalinstitution ;

"Residential Building" means a building, otherthan a dwelling house, designed for use forhuman habitation together with suchoutbuildings as are ordinarily used therewith,and the expression includes a hotel, an hoteldesigned primarily for residential purposesand a residential club ;

"Rural Industry" means an industry handling,treating, processing or packing primaryproducts grown, reared or produced in thelocality, and a workshop, servicing plant orequipment used for rural purposes in thelocality ;

"Rural Use" means the use of land for thepurposes of agriculture, farming or grazingincluding the growing of fruit or vines .

"Service Industry" means an industrial use in whichindustrial operations are conducted for theexpress purpose of rendering services directlyconcerned with the day to day needs of thelocal community and where the processescarried on, the machinery installed, the numberof persons employed and the amount ofvehicular traffic generated would not bedetrimental to the amenity of the areaconcerned by reasons of noise, vibration, smellor any other cause .

"Service Station" means land and buildings usedfor the supply of petroleum products andautomotive accessories and includes greasingtyre repairs and minor mechanical repairs ;

"Shop" means any building wherein goods arekept exposed or offered for sale by retail,and includes a cafe and a restaurant andreceiving depot ; but does not include a bank,fuel depot, a market, service station, petrolfilling station, milk depot, marine store, timberyard or land and buildings used for the saleof motor and other vehicles, or for anypurpose falling within the definition of industry ;

"Showrooms" means rooms in connection withwarehousing or offices, and intended for displayof goods of a bulky character ;

"Single Persons Quarters" means buildings usedfor the accommodation of single personsincluding such ancillary uses as laundryfacilities, toilet blocks, messing facilities, carparks and recreation ;

"Sports Ground" means any land used for anysport; but does not include land within thecurtilage of a dwelling, if not usedcommercially ;

"Street Alignment" means the boundary between theland comprising a street and the land thatabuts thereon, but where a new streetalignment is prescribed, means the new streetalignment so prescribed ;

"Tavern" means a tavern as defined in the LiquorAct No. 34 of 1970 ;

"Trade Displays" means the controlled andmoderate display of goods for advertisementas approved by Council ;

"Transport Depot" means land used for thegaraging of road motor vehicles used orintended to be used for carrying goods for hireor reward or for any consideration, or forthe transfer of goods from one such motorvehicle to another of such motor vehicles,and includes maintenance and repair ofvehicles ;

"Uniform Building By-laws" means the UniformBuilding By-laws, 1974, published in theGovernment Gazette on 19 December 1974,and amended from time to time thereafter bynotices published in the Government Gazette ;

"Warehouse" means any building or enclosed land,or part of a building or enclosed land, usedfor storage of goods and the carrying out ofcommercial transactions involving the sale ofsuch goods by wholesale ;

"Zone" means a portion of the Scheme area shownon the map by distinctive colouring, hatchingor edging for the purpose of indicating therestrictions imposed by the Planning Schemeon the erection and use of buildings or forthe use of land, but does not include landreserved .

8 Apri 1983 .]

Description of SiteLot 688North of Kurra StreetEast of Proposed

Tertiary CollegeAdjacent to Proposed

Primary SchoolLot 1148

Adopted by Resolution of the Council of the Shireof East Pilbara at the Ordinary meeting of the Councilheld on 17 November 1982 and the seal of the Munici-pality was pursuant to that Resolution hereunto affixedin the presence of-

R. A. DANIELS,President .

J. M. READ,Shire Clerk .

[L.S.]

This Scheme Text is to be read in conjunction withthe approved maps of the Scheme described in Clause1 .4 of this Scheme and to which formal approval wasgiven by the Hon . Minister for Town Planning on 17February 1983 .

Recommended-L. F. O'MEARA,

Chairman of the Town Planning .Dated 7 February 1983 .

Approved-JUNE CRAIG,

Minister for Urban Developmentand Town Planning .

Dated 17 February 1983 .

Appendix B .Schedule of Special Sites .

Permitted UsesDrive-In TheatreConstruction CampAnimal Sanctuary

Plant Nursery andBotanic Gardens

Caravan Park

(z)-25o11


Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment hasbeen Prepared and is Available for Inspection .Shire of West Kimberley Town Planning Scheme

No. 2-Amendment No. 6 .T.P.B. 853/7/4/2, Pt. 6 .

NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of West Kim-berley in pursuance of its powers under the TownPlanning and Development Act 1928 (as amended) hasprepared a Town Planning Scheme amendment for thepurpose of adding a new Zone, "Special Rural Zone"to the list of Zones in the legend of the Scheme Mapand including relevant provisions in the Scheme Text .

All plans and documents setting out and explainingthe amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,Loch Street, Derby and will be open for inspectionwithout charge during the hours of 8 .30 a .m. to 12noon 1.00 p .m. to 4 .00 p .m. on all days of the weekexcept Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays untiland including 8 July 1983 .The plans and documents have also been deposited at

the office of the Town Planning Department, Perth andwill similarly be open for inspection for the same periodbetween the hours of 1.0 a .m. and 4 p.m .Any person who desires to make a submission on the

amendment should make the submission in writing in theform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it withShire Clerk, Shire of West Kimberley, P .O. Box 94,Derby, W.A ., 6728, on or before 8 July 1983 .

J . F. BOSCHETTI,Shire Clerk .


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Shire of Esperance Town Planning SchemeNo. 16-Amendment No. 67 .

T.P.B. 853/11/6/11, Pt . 67 .NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Esperancein pursuance of its powers under the Town Planning andDevelopment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared aTown Planning Scheme amendment for the purpose ofamending the Text by deleting the tables in Clauses5.7 and 5 .8 and substituting new tables to give revisedareas and frontages .

All plans and documents setting out and explainingthe amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,Windich Street, Esperance and will be open for inspec-tion without charge during the hours of 10 .00 a .m. to4.00 p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays,Sundays and Public Holidays until and including 20May 1983 .The plans and documents have also been deposited

at the office of the Town Planning Department, Perthand will similarly be open for inspection for the sameperiod between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m .

Any person who desires to make a submission on theamendment should make the submission in writing inthe form prescribed by the regulations and lodge it withShire Clerk, Shire of Esperance P.O. Box 507,Esperance, W.A ., 6450, on or before 20 May 1983 .

E. L. CHOWN,Shire Clerk .


Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment .

Shire of Wanneroo Town Planning SchemeNo. 1-Amendment No. 209 .

T.P .B. 853/2/30/1, Pt . 209.IT is hereby notified for public information, in accord-ance with section 7 of the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Minister forPlanning approved the Shire of Wanneroo Town Plan-ning Scheme Amendment on 25 March 1983 for thepurpose of:-

1 . Rezoning of Lots 242 and 243 Swan Location1370 Koorana Road, Mullaloo from "Com-mercial" "Civic and Cultural" "Tavern" and"Public Purpose Reserve" to "Commercial""Residential Development" "Civic and Cul-tural" "Special Zone (Restricted Use) SquashCourts and Indoor Cricket" and "Special Zone(Restricted Use) Medical Centre".

2. Inserting the following entry in section 2,Schedule 1 of the Scheme Text:-

Street,

Particulars of Land

Only UseLocality

Permitted

Koorana Road, That Portion of Lot 242 Swan Loc- Squash CourtsMullaloo

ation 1370, shown as "Squash and IndoorCourts and Indoor Cricket" on Cricketthe Amendment 209 Plan.

Koorana Road, That Portion of Lot 242, Swan Loc- Medical CentreMullaloo ation 1370, shown as "Medical

Centre" on the Amendment 209Plan.

K. PEARCE,President .

J. D . REIDY-CROFTS,Shire Clerk .

8

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNINGSCHEME ACT 1959-1982 .Metropolitan Region Scheme .

Notice of Amendment .Amendment No . 470/33A ; File No . 833-2-5-10.1 . In accordance with the provisions of section 33A

of the Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act1959-1982, The Metropolitan Region Planning Authorityon 23 February 1983, resolved to amend the Metro-politan Region Scheme as referred to in the FirstSchedule hereto .

2 . Copies of the map that forms part of the Schemewhich is being amended are available for public inspectionfree of charge, during normal office hours from Mondayto Friday inclusive of each week, except on public!holidays, at the places mentioned in the SecondSchedule hereto .

' 3 . And please note that any person who feelsaggrieved by the Amendment may appeal to the Ministerfor Planning against the Amendment in the prescribedform. Forms of Notice of Appeal are available at theplaces of exhibition and shall be lodged in duplicatewith the Secretary, Metropolitan Region PlanningAuthority, 22 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or beforeFriday, 10 June 1983 .

A. L. HENDRY,Secretary, Metropolitan Region

Planning Authority .

First Schedule .Metropolitan Region Scheme Map Sheet Number 19

is amended by substituting the zones and reservationsshown on amending Map Sheet Number 19/18m for

(iii) Transfer a section of Carringtonmantle, from the Public Purposes Reservationto the Urban Zone .

(iv) Transfer two portions of Reserve 3533 NorthFremantle, from the Railways Reservation tothe Urban Zone .

The Amendment is depicted on Metropolitan RegionPlanning Authority Plan Number 4 .067 1 .

Second Schedule.Public Inspection-

1 . Office of the Town Planning Department, 2ndFloor, Oakleigh Building, 22 St . George'sTerrace, Perth W.A. 6000.

2 . Office of the Municipality of the City of Perth,27 St. George's Terrace, Perth W .A. 6000 .

3 . Office of the Municipality of the City of Fre-mantle, William Street, Fremantle W.A. 6160 .

4 . The State Reference Library, 40 James Street,Perth, W.A. 6000 .(between the hours of 9 .00 a .m. and 5 .30 p.m .Mondays and Fridays, 9 .00 a .m. and 9 .45 p.m .Tuesdays to Thursdays, and, 2 .00 p .m. and5.30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays) .

Street, Fre-


Notice of Amendment .Amendment No . 471/33A ; File No. 833-2-23-13 .1 . In accordance with the provisions of section 33A

of the Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act1959-1982, The Metropolitan Region Planning Authorityon 23 February 1983, resolved to amend the Metro-politan Region Scheme as referred to in the FirstSchedule hereto .

[8 April 1983 .

2. Copies of the map that forms part of the Schemewhich is being amended are available for publicinspection free of charge, during normal office hoursfrom Monday to Friday inclusive of each week, excepton public holidays, at the places mentioned in theSecond Schedule hereto .

3 . And please note that any person who feelsaggrieved by the Amendment may appeal to theMinister for Planning against the Amendment in theprescribed form . Forms of Notice of Appeal are availableat the places of exihibition and shall be lodged induplicate with the Secretary, Metropolitan RegionPlanning Authority, 22 St . George's Terrace, Perth, onor before Friday, 10 June 1983 .

A. L. HENDRY,Secretary, Metropolitan Region

Planning Authority .

First Schedule .Metropolitan Region Scheme Map Sheet Number 23

is amended by substituting the zones and reservationsshown on Amending Map Sheet Number 23/3m forthose parts of Map Sheet Number 23 .

The purpose of the Amendment is to transfer theland reserved as the Yangebup High School Site fromthe Public Purposes (High School) Reservation to theUrban Deferred Zone .

The Amendment is depicted on Metropolitan RegionPlanning Authority Plan Number 4 .066 7 .

Second Schedule .Public Inspection-

Office of the Town Planning Department, 2ndFloor, Oakleigh Building, 22 St. George'sTerrace, Perth, W.A. 6000.Office of the Municipality of the City ofCockburn, 9 Coleville Crescent, Spearwood,W.A. 6163 .The State Reference Library, 40 James Street,Perth, W.A. 6000,(between the hours of 9 .00 a .m. and 5 .30 p.m .Mondays and Fridays, 9 .00 a .m. and 9 .45 p.m .Tuesdays to Thursdays, and 2 .00 p.m. and5.30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays) .


Notice of Amendment .Amendment No . 468/33A ; File No . 833-2-5-7 .1 . In accordance with the provisions of section 33A

of the Metropolitan Region Town Planning SchemeAct 1959-1982, The Metropolitan Region PlanningAuthority on 23 February 1983, resolved to amend theMetropolitan Region Scheme as referred to in the FirstSchedule hereto .

2 . Copies of the map that forms part of the Schemewhich is being amended are available for public inspec-tion free of charge, during normal office hours fromMonday to Friday inclusive of each week, except onpublic holidays, at the places mentioned in the SecondSchedule hereto .

3 . And please note that any person who feelsaggrieved by the Amendment may appeal to the Ministerfor Planning against the Amendment in the prescribedform. Forms of Notice of Appeal are available at theplaces of exhibition and shall be lodged in luplicatewith the Secretary, Metropolitan Region Planning Auth-ority, 22 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or beforeFriday, 10 June 1983 .

A. L. HENDRY,Secretary,

Metropolitan RegionPlanning Authority .

those parts of Map Sheet Number 19 .

1 .The purpose of the Amendment is to:-

(i) Transfer a section of Hampton Road, Fre-mantle, from Civic and Cultural Reservation

2.to the Urban Zone .

(ii) Transfer a section of Hampton Road, Fre-mantle, from Public Purposes (Hospital) 3 .Reservation to the Urban Zone.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT .

Tenders, closing at West Perth at 2.30 p .m. on the dates mentioned hereunder, are invited for the following projects .

Tenders are to be addressed to the Minister (either for Works or for Water Resources) as indicated on the tender document .

C/- Contract Office,Public Works Department,Dumas House,2 Havelock Street,West Perth. Western Australia 6005

and are to be endorsed as being a tender for the relevant project .

The highest, lowest, or any tender will not necessarily be accepted .As from 1 January 1982, tenders called for Architectural and Engineering Contracts will be governed by the "General

Conditions of Contract N.P.W.C. Edition 3 (1981) and Amendments (W.A .)," a copy of which is available from the ContractOffice as above and from P.W.D. Country Offices, free of charge.

Tuesdays to Thursdays, and, 2 .00 p .m. and5.30 p .m. Saturdays and Sundays) .

ContractNo. Project Closing

DateTender Documentsnow available at

23274 . . . . Nungarin Sale of Property Lot 209 Mitchell Tee (Old PoliceStation and Quarters)

12/4/83 P.W.D ., West Perth

23275 . . . . Bunbury Senior High School-New Classrooms and Alter-ations Mechanical Services

12/4/83 P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D., A .D ., Bunbury

23276 . . . . Merredin (Yilgarn) Education Department Regional Office up-grade and additions-Air conditioning services

12/4/83 P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D., A .D ., Merredin

23280 . . . . Bridgetown Primary School-New Library

. . .. 12/4/83 P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D., A .D., BunburyClerk of Courts, Bridgetown

23281 . . . . Laverton Dept. for Community Welfare-Transportable Accom-modation Unit Erection

12/4/83 P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D., A .D., Kalgoorlie

23282 . . . . Cue Water Supply-225 m 3 reinforced concrete circular roofedtank

12/4/83 P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D., W .S ., Geraldton

23283 . . . . Esperance Water Supply Roofing of a circular tank at DempsterHead

12/4/83 P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D., W .S ., KalgoorlieP.W.D., W .S ., Esperance

23284 Morawa regional water supply-roofing two circular tanks atPerenjori and Billeranga

12/4/83 P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D., W .S ., Geraldton

23285 Swan District Hospital-Day Hospital Conversion Lift In-stallation Direct Contract

12/4/83 P.W.D., West Perth

23286 Carine Senior High School-Extension to Change Rooms

. . 12/4/83 P.W.D., West Perth23287 King Edward Memorial Hospital Block "A" Main Distribution

Board Replacement and Associated Works-Phase 1 DirectContract


23288 Esperance Sewerage Reticulation Area No . 5A and BostockStreet Extension Schedule of Rates Contract

12/4/83 P.W.D ., West PerthP.W.D., W.S ., KalgoorlieP.W.D., W.S ., Esperance

23289 Fremantle Hospital Installation of New and Existing Sterilisingequipment to new Central Sterile Supply Dept . Direct Contract


23290 Kings Park Board West Perth-former Bowling Club-Alter-ations and Additions to Kiosk and Restroom Direct Contract


23291 Bunbury Outer Harbour Reclamation and Stone Pitching-Schedule of Rates Contract

12/4/83 P.W.D., West PerthP.W.D., W.S., Bunbury

23292* . . . . Crown Law Dept . Bunbury Courthouse and Govt . OfficesErection Head Contract

12/4/83 P.W.D ., West PerthP.W.D., A .D ., Bunbury

23293 The Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre Central Plant-Supplyof 2 Mechanical Services Motor Control Centres Direct Con-tract


23294 Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply Roofing of CircularTank at Perilya

19/4/83 P.W.D ., West PerthP.W.D., W .S . Kalgoorlie

23295 Meekatharra District High School Air Conditioning . . . . 19/4/83 P.W.D ., West PerthP.W.D., A.D., Geraldton

23296 The Alexander Library Building-Perth Cultural Centre-Emergency Lighting Invertor System Document No . 35 .2 .14


23297 Bentley Hospital-Demolition and Removal of Steel FramedStores Shed Direct Contract


8 April 1983 .]


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First Schedule .

Second Schedule.Public Inspection-

1 . Office of the Town Planning Department 2ndMetropolitan Region Scheme Map Sheet Number 19

is amended by substituting the zones and reservationsshown on amending Map Sheet Number 19/15 m for 2 .

Floor, Oakleigh Building, 22 St . George'sTerrace, Perth W .A. 6000 .Office of the Municipality of the City of Perth,those parts of Map Sheet Number 19 .

The purpose of the Amendment is to transfer portions 3 .27 St., George's Terrace, Perth W.A. 6000.Office of the Municipality of the City of Fre-

of North Fremantle Lots P93 and P94, portion of Lot501, and the remaining land from Railways Reservation 4 .

mantle, William Street, Fremantle W .A. 6160 .The State Reference Library, 40 James Street,to the Urban Zone .

The Amendment is depicted on Metropolitan RegionPlanning Authority Plan Number 3 .0324 .

Perth W.A. 6000,(between the hours of 9 .00 a .m. and 5 .30 p.m .Mondays and Fridays, 9 .00 a .m. and 9 .45 p .m .

1 150GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT-continued.

* Deposit on Documents $100 .t Deposit on Documents $200 .1 Deposit on Documents $250 .

ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS

[8 April 1983 .

K. T. CADEE,Under Secretary for Works .

ContractNo . Projec t Closing

DateTender Documentsnow available at

23299 . . .. Balcatta Senior High School-Repairs and Renovations

. . . 12/4/83 P.W.D., West PerthADQ3861 Collie T.A.F .E. Centre Wittenoom St., Collie, Supply and Lay 12/4/83 P.W.D., A.D ., Furniture

ADQ3866

Carpet

Fremantle Technical College, South Terrace Annexe, Supply 12/4/83

Office, 2nd Floor, Rm 2232 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

P.W.D., A .D., District Super-visor 11 Stirling StreetBunbury 6230

P.W.D., A.D ., Furniture

23300 . . . .

and Lay Carpet

Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply Bruce Rock 1000 m 3 26/4/83

Office 2nd Floor, Rm 2232 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

P.W.D., West Perth

23301 t . . . .Reinforced Concrete Tank

Leederville Education Department Audio Visual Centre-Stage 2 26/4/83 P.W.D., West Perth233021 . . . . Fremantle Technical College-Catering Trades, Commercial 3/5/83 P.W.D., West Perth

23303Studies and Classroom Block

Bentley College-Car park and Security Lighting

. . . .

. . . . 19/4/83 P.W.D., West Perth23304 Leederville Education Department Audio Visual Centre- 26/4/83 P.W.D., West Perth

23305Mechanical Services

Alexander Library Building Perth Cultural Centre Compact 26/4/83 P.W.D., West Perth

23306Shelving Doe . 14 .2

Narrogin Agricultural District High School-Offices and Work- 26/4/83 P.W.D ., West Perth

23307shop Rooms

Avon Vale Primary School-Earthquake Preventative Measures 26/4/83P.W.D., A.D ., NarroginP.W.D ., West Perth

23308 Government Building-Dumas House-2 Havelock Street, 26/4/83P.W.D., A.D ., NorthamP.W.D., West Perth

ADQ3871West Perth-External Repairs and Renovations

Ocean Reef High School Administration Block/Home Econ- 12/4/83 P.W.D., A.D ., Furniture

23309

omics/Industrial Arts Supply and Lay Carpet

Point Samson Boat Harbour-Entrance Breakwater-Schedule 26/4/83

Office 2nd Floor, Rm 2232 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

P.W.D., West Perth

23310of Rates Contract

Kalgoorlie Regional Hospital Stage 2 Redevelopment-Supply 26/4/83P.W.D., W .S ., KarrathaP.W.D., West Perth

23311and instal carpet Floor Coverings

Leederville Audio Visual Centre-Stage II Erection Lift In- 26/4/83P.W.D., A .D., KalgoorlieP.W.D., West Perth

23312stallation

Kondinin Hospital-Repairs and Renovations . . . . 10/5/83 P.W.D., West Perth

23313 Jervoise Bay-Dept. for Youth Sport and Recreation-Public 26/4/83

P.W.D., A .D ., MerredinP.W.D., A .D., NarroginP.W.D ., West Perth

23314Facilities-New Toilet Block, Upgrading to Car park Area

Leederville Audio Visual Centre Erection Stage 2-Electrical 26/4/83 P.W.D ., West PerthInstallation

ContractNo. Project Contractor Amount

23227 Merredin Hospital Redevelopment-Stage 1 . . . .

. . . . Gearing & Hombergen 399 75523257 Yilgarn Regional Office (Merredin)-Upgrade and Additions Gearing & Hombergen 18212523236 Fremantle Technical College Proposed Leased Car park-

Bruce Lee ReserveF. J. Fitzsimmons & Co . 46 615

23237 Merredin Department of Agriculture-New MachineryWorkshop

Mr. S . Rente . . . . 85 744

23187 Forests Department-Como-Computer Complex Upgrade-Mechanical Services

Western Refrigeration 74 86 618

23217 Mt. Lawley Campus-W.A. College of Advanced Education-Performing Arts Additions-Electrical Installation

Corona Electrics

.. . . 107 864

23207 South Hedland Sewerage Construction of a Secondary Treat-ment Pond and Fence at the Waste Water Treatment Works

Landrigan's Earthmoving 85 499

8 April1983.]


ALBANY PORT AUTHORITY ACT1926-1979 .Notice .

Application to Lease.IN accordance with the provision of section 25 of theAlbany Port Authority Act 1926-1979, it is herebyadvertised that an application has been received fromThe Shell Company of Australia Limited and AmpolLimited for a licence for the operation and use of apipeline for the purpose of conveying fuel from or tovessels berthed within the Port of Albany, for a periodexceeding three years .

Dated this 22nd day of March, 1983 .B . J. E. HUDSON,

Managing Secretary .

ALBANY PORT AUTHORITY ACT 1926-1979 .Notice.

Application to Lease.IN accordance with the provision of section 25 of theAlbany Port Authority Act 1926-1979, it is herebyadvertised that an application has been received fromAmpol Limited for the lease of Lot 24 of Port Auth-

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ority land vested in the Albany Port Authority, fora period exceeding three years, for the purpose ofhandling petroleum products .

Dated this 22nd day of March, 1983 .

B. J . E. HUDSON,Managing Secretary .

ESPERANCE PORT AUTHORITY .

Act No. 11 of 1968 .

Application to Lease.

IN accordance with the provisions of section 26 ofthe Esperance Port Authority Act 1968, it is herebyadvertised that an application has been received fromB.P. Australia Limited for the lease of portion of Lot909 being land vested in the Esperance Port Authority,for a period not exceeding three years for the purposeof installing a bulk fuel facility .

Dated this 29th day of March, 1983 .

F. J. GRATWICK,Managing Secretary,

P.W. 1192/81

Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act 1959 (as amended) ; Public Works Act 1902 (as amended)

LAND ACQUISITION

Parks and Recreation (The Lakes) and Important Regional Roads

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule heretobeing all in the Cockburn Sound District, have, in pursuance of the written consent under the Metropolitan Region TownPlanning Scheme Act 1959 (as amended) and approval under the Public Works Act 1902 (as amended) of His Excellency theGovernor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 23rd day of March, 1983, been compulsorily takenand set apart for the purposes of the following public work, namely, Parks and Recreation (The Lakes) and Important RegionalRoads .

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so taken and set apart are shown marked off onPlan P.W.D., W .A., 54231, which maybe inspected at the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth . The additional informationcontained in the Schedule after the land descriptions is to define locality only and in no way derogates from the Transfer ofLand Act description.

And it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in The Metropolitan Region Planning Authority for an estate infee simple in possession for the public work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations,estates, interests, rights-of-way, or other easements whatsoever .

SCHEDULE

Certified correct this 11th day of March, 1983 .

R. TROWBRIDGE,DAVID PARKER,

Governor in Executive Council,Minister for Planning .

Dated this 23rd day of March, 1983 .

No. on PlanP.W.D ., W.A . Owner or Reputed Owner

Description

AreaNo. 54231

The Metropolitan Region Planning Portion of Cockburn Sound Loc. 16 and being that part of 7 . 1988 haAuthority Lot 10 on Diagram 46121 now being Lot 101 on Diagram

61272 and being the whole of the Land the subject of aMemorial which is Registered on Book XXVII No . 987

1 152


[8 April 1983 .

M.R.D. 42/60-EMain Roads Act 1930 (as amended) ; Public Works Act 1902 (as amended)

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act1902 (as amended) that it is intended to take or resume under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land describedin the Schedule hereto and being all in the Donnybrook-Balingup District, for the purpose of the following public works, namely,widening of the Donnybrook-Kojonup Road (37 . 5-42 . 5 SLK Section) and that the said pieces or parcels of land are markedoff on Plan M.R.D., W.A ., 8302-03 and 8302-04, which may be inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads,Waterloo Crescent, East Perth .

shares)

Dated this 6th day of April, 1983 .

BUNBURY WATER BOARD .Water Boards Act.

Proposed Loan 54 of $100 000 .THE Bunbury Water Board gives notice that it proposesto borrow money by the sale of a debenture ordebentures on the following terms and for the followingpurpose: One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100 000)for ten years repayable at the office of the Common-wealth Bank, Stephen Street, Bunbury by twenty equalhalf-yearly repayments of principal and interest.Purpose:-The construction of a 300 mm Trunk Mainalong Blair Street, Bunbury from Stirling Street south-wards .

P. J. USHER,Chairman .

W. J. CARMODY,Secretary .

SHIRE OF BAYSWATER.Exemption from Rates .

S532 (12) .THE following properties are declared exempt from thepayment of rates under section 532 (12) of the LocalGovernment Act 1960 (as amended) being included inland leased to the Bayswater Sports Club .

Part Lot 60 on Plan 4434, Coode Street, Bayswater .K. B . LANG,

Shire Clerk .

SHIRE OF MORAWA .IT is hereby notified for public information that GaryNorman Evans has been appointed Acting Shire Clerkfor the period 11 April 1983 to 3 June 1983 (bothdates inclusive), during the absence of the Shire Clerk .

K. L. HILL,Shire Clerk .

SHIRE OF NANNUP .THIS is to confirm that Mr. R. A. Broomhall has beenappointed Acting Shire Clerk and Returning Officerfor the six weeks commencing 6 April 1983 .

R. H. BROCKMAN,President .

Portion of Wellington Location 3714 and being 1 645 m2part of Lot 2 on Diagram 44499 and beingpart of the land comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 1344 Folio 308

Portion of Wellington Location 3714 and being 2 215 m2

part of Lot I on Diagram 44499 and beingpart of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1344 Folio 307

Portion of Wellington Location 3714 and being 2 215 m 2part of Lot I on Diagram 44499 and beingpart of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1344 Folio 307

D. R. WARNER,Secretary, Main Roads .

SHIRE OF PLANTAGENET.Acting Shire Clerk .

IT is hereby notified for public information that Mr .Cyril Ernest Nicholls has been appointed Acting ShireClerk to the Shire of Plantagenet for the periodcommencing 28 March 1983 to 1 May 1983 inclusiveduring the period of absence of the Shire Clerk R. H.Gurney, on annual leave .

R. H. GURNEY,Shire Clerk .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of Augusta-Margaret River .

IT is hereby notified for public information that FrankButcher has been appointed Honorary Litter Inspectorin accordance with section 665A of the abovementionedAct .

K. S. PRESTON,Shire Clerk .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .City of Subiaco .

Notice of Intention to Borrow .Proposed Loan (No . 91) of $150 000 .

PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1982, the City of Subiaco hereby gives noticethat it proposes to borrow money by the sale ofdebentures on the following terms and for the followingpurpose: $150000 for a period of ten years repayableat the office of the City of Subiaco, Rokeby Road,Subiaco, by twenty (20) equal half-yearly instalmentsof principal and interest . Purpose : Acquisition of landfor use as a mini recreation ground.,

Plans and statement of costs as required by section609 of the Act are available for inspection at theoffice of the Council, Rokeby Road, Subiaco, duringnormal office hours for a period of thirty-five (35)days after publication of this notice.Dated the 31st day of March, 1983 .

R. V. DIGGINS,Mayor.

J. F. R. McGEOUGH,Town Clerk .

SCHEDULE

No . Owner or Reputed Occupier or Reputed Description AreaOwner Occupier (approx .)

1 . William Irvine Austin and W. I . & G. E . AustinGloria Enid Austin

2 . Hugh Radford Sewell and H. R . & J . E . SewellJean Elizabeth Sewell(one individual thirdshare)

3 . Upsandowns Grazing Pty Upsandowns Grazing PtyLtd (two individual third Ltd

8 April 1983.]GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of Katanning.

Notice of Intention to Borrow .Proposed Loan (No. 105) of $50 000 .

PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1982 the Katanning Shire Council hereby givesnotice that it proposes to borrow money by thesale of debentures on the following term and for thefollowing purpose : Loan 105-$50 000 for a 10 yearperiod repayable at the office of the Council, AustralTerrace, Katanning by twenty equal half yearly instal-ments of principal and interest . Purpose : Purchase ofstaff housing .

Plans, specifications, estimates of cost and statementsrequired by section 609 of the Act are open for theinspection of ratepayers during office hours at the officeof the Council for thirty-five (35) days after thepublication of this notice .


R. S. ANDERSON,President .

T. S. RULAND,Shire Clerk .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of Mount Magnet.


PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1982 the Mount Magnet Shire Council herebygives notice that it proposes to borrow money by saleof debentures on the following terms for the followingpurposes: $50 000 for a period of ten years repayableat the Office of the Lender in equal half-yearly instal-ments of principal and interest . Purpose: Part cost ofconstruction of Sporting Complex .

Specifications, estimates as required by section 609are available for inspection at the Office of the Councilduring business hours for 35 days after publication ofthis notice .


R. J. LOCKYER,President .

G. J. McDONALD,Shire Clerk .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of Shark Bay .

Notice of Intention to Borrow .Proposed Loan (No . 36) of $80 000.

PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1982, the Council of the Shire of SharkBay hereby gives notice of its intention to borrow moneyby the sale of debentures on the following terms andfor the following purposes : $80 000 for a period of 4years repayable at the office of the Council by eightequal instalments of principal and interest . Purpose :Purchase of Plant.

Estimates of cost as required by section 609 of theAct are available for inspection at the offices of theCouncil, during normal office hours, for a period of35 days after publication of this notice .

M. C. HIPPER,President .

S. K. GOODE,Shire Clerk.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of West Pilbara .


PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1982 the Shire of West Pilbara hereby givesnotice of its intention to borrow money by the saleof debentures on the following terms, for the follow-ing purpose: $60 000 for a period of ten (10) yearswith interest at ruling Treasury rates, repayable atthe office of the Council by twenty equal half-yearlyinstalments of Principal and Interest . Purpose: Com-munity Centre Building Pannawonica .

Plans, specifications and estimates of the costs thereofare open for inspection at the office of the Council,Onslow, during normal office hours for a period of35 days following the publication of this notice .


E. F. GODWIN,President .

D. G. McCUTCHEON,Shire Clerk .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of West Pilbara .

Notice of Intention to Borrow.Proposed Loan (No. 82) of $30000 .

PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1982 the Shire of West Pilbara hereby givesnotice of its intention to borrow money by the saleof debentures on the following terms, for the follow-ing purpose: $30 000 for a period of ten (10) yearswith interest at ruling Treasury rates, repayable atthe office of the Council by twenty equal half-yearlyinstalments of Principal and Interest . Purpose: Ablu-tion Block at Tom Price Lions Park .

Plans, specifications and estimates of the costs thereofare open for inspection at the office of the Council,Onslow, during normal office hours for a period of35 days following the publication of this notice .Dated this 28th day of March, 1983 .

E. F. GODWIN,President .

D. G. McCUTCHEON,Shire Clerk .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982.Shire of Wongan-Ballidu .

Notice of Intention to Borrow .Proposed Loan (No . 110) of $67 500 .

PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1982 the Council of the Municipality of theShire of Wongan-Ballidu hereby gives notice that itproposes to borrow money by the sale of a Debentureor Debentures on the following terms and for thefollowing purposes . $67 500 (Sixty seven thousand fivehundred dollars) from the Australia and New ZealandBanking Group, Wongan Hills, for a period of 10years (ten years) at the current rate of interest .Purpose: Resealing Secondary Roads .

Plans, specifications, estimates and statements requiredby section 609 of the Local Government Act areavailable for inspection by Ratepayers at the office ofthe Council during normal office hours, for a periodof 35 days following publication of this notice .

Dated this 31st day of March, 1983 .I. P. BARRETT-LENNARD,

President .ALLAN SELKIRK,

Shire Clerk.

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .City of Canning .

Private Street Closure .Department of Local Government,

Perth, 16 February 1983 .LG: CI-4-12D .

IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor has approved under theprovisions of section 297A of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1982, the resolution passed by the City ofCanning that the private street which is described asportion of Canning Location 2 and being part of the

Citation .

Interpreta-tion .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .[8 April 1983 .

COMPILED FROM PLAN 6099 (2) & PLAN 2103

land coloured brown and annotated R .O.W. on L .T.O.Plan 6099(2) and being partly the land remainingon Certificate of Title Volume 219 Folio 165 be closed,and the land contained therein be amalgamated withthe adjoining Lots 59-72 (inclusive) and Lot 129Coolgardie Street, Bentley, as shown in the Schedulehereunder.

P. FELLOWES,Secretary for Local Government .

Schedule.-Diagram No . 64612 and Diagram No . 64613 .

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MADE by the Prices Commissioner under section 12 .

PREVENTION OF EXCESSIVE PRICES ACT 1983 .

PREVENTION OF EXCESSIVE PRICES(MAXIMUM PRICES FOR MOTOR FUEL) ORDER 1983 .

COIAPEED EROM EL_AN6Q93(2) & PLAN 2103

1 . This order may be cited as the Prevention of Excessive Prices(Maximum Prices for Motor Fuel) Order 1983 .

2 . (1) In this order-"fixed" means fixed under section 12 of the Prevention of Excessive

Prices Act 1983 ;"metropolitan region" has the meaning given by section 6 of the

Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act 1959 ;"motor fuel" means super grade petrol-

(a) supplied for use in the State ; and(b) intended for use in propelling motor vehicles ;

"motor vehicles" has the meaning given in section 5 of the RoadTraffic Act 1974 ;

"Schedule" means Schedule to this order .(2) A reference in this order to an Act of the Commonwealth of

Australia is a reference to that Act, or to another Act of the Common-wealth of Australia in substitution for that Act, as amended from timeto time.

Maximum

3 . The price specified-prices formotor fuel. (a) in the first column of Schedule 1 is hereby fixed as the maximum

bulk wholesale price at which motor fuel may be sold in themetropolitan region to resellers ;

(b) in the second column of Schedule 1 is hereby fixed as themaximum retail price at which motor fuel may be sold in themetropolitan region to persons who are not resellers ;

(c) in the first column of Schedule 2, increased by an amountequivalent to the amount (if any) that, at the time when therelevant sale is made, is the freight differential approved by thePetroleum Products Pricing Authority under the PetroleumProducts Pricing Act 1981 of the Commonwealth of Australiain respect of deliveries of motor fuel by the vendor to the place

8 April 1983.]

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where the motor fuel is delivered, less any subsidy payable underthe States Grants (Petroleum Products) Act 1965 of the Com-monwealth of Australia, is hereby fixed as the maximum bulkwholesale price at which motor fuel may be sold outside themetropolitan region to resellers ;

(d) in the second column of Schedule 2, increased by an amountequivalent to the amount (if any) that, at the time when therelevant sale is made, is the freight differential approved by thePetroleum Products Pricing Authority under the PetroleumProducts Pricing Act 1981 of the Commonwealth of Australiain respect of deliveries of motor fuel by the vendor to the placewhere the motor fuel is delivered, less any subsidy payable underthe States Grants (Petroleum Products) Act 1965 of the Com-monwealth of Australia, is hereby fixed as the maximum retailprice at which motor fuel may be sold in-

(i) the district of the Shire of Albany;(ii) the district of the Town of Albany ;(iii) the area of the townsite of Boulder ;(iv) the district of the City of Bunbury ;(v) the district of the Shire of Busselton ;(vi) the area of the townsite of Dampier ;(vii) the district of the Shire of Esperance ;(viii) the district of the Town of Geraldton ;(ix) the district of the Town of Kalgoorlie ;(x) the area of the townsite of Karratha ; and(xi) the area of the townsite of Port Hedland,

to persons who are not resellers .

Schedule 1 .

MAXIMUM PRICES FOR MOTOR FUEL IN METROPOLITAN REGION .

Maximum bulk wholesale price

Maximum retail price39.4c per litre

42.9c per litre

Schedule 2 .

MAXIMUM PRICES FOR MOTOR FUEL OUTSIDEMETROPOLITAN REGION .

Maximum bulk wholesale price

Maximum retail price39.4c per litre

42.9c per litre

Dated 7th April, 1983 .

BEE INDUSTRY COMPENSATIONACT 1953-1980 .Department of Agriculture,South Perth, 30 March, 1983 .

Agric. 511/82 .I, the undersigned Acting Minister for Agriculture, beingthe Minister charged with the administration of theBee Industry Compensation Act 1953-1980, acting in theexercise of power in this behalf conferred on me bysection 4 (2) of the said Act, do hereby appoint AlanJames Fewster of Muchea a member of the BeekeepersCompensation Fund Committee, representing beekeepers,and Trevor Lawrence Martin of Muchea to be hisdeputy, for a period ending on 31 December, 1985 .Dated this 29th day of March, 1983 .

R. DAVIES,Acting Minister for Agriculture .

AGRICULTURE AND RELATED RESOURCESPROTECTION ACT 1976-1981 .

Agriculture Protection Board,South Perth, 29 March 1983 .

NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to section 68 of theAgriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976-1981, that it is proposed to use Sodium Fluoroacetate(1080) in the reserves specified in the Schedule below .

N. R. FLETCHER,Prices Commissioner.

From the publication of this Notice, the taking ofrabbits for human consumption is prohibited until suchtimes as a further Notice cancelling the prohibition ispublished .

Person who takes rabbits for human consumptionafter the publication of this Notice, and before publica-tion of a further Notice cancelling this prohibition, com-mits an offence against the Agriculture and RelatedResources Protection Act 1976-1981 .

Penalty : Five hundred dollars ($500) .Warning : Any rabbits taken are likely to endanger or

be detrimental to human health or life if handled orconsumed.

E. N. FITZPATRICK,Chairman,

Agriculture Protection Board .

Schedule .

Reserve 601-generally known as the CarnarvonSouth Common .

Reserve 31811-generally known as the CarnarvonGolf Course .

Reserve 22753-generally known as the CarnarvonRacecourse.

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EDUCATION ACT 1928-1982 .Declaration of a Census of Children Residing in Parts

of the Localities of Stirling and Osborne Park(Pursuant to section 31) .

THE Hon. Minister for Education has declared that acensus of children born after 31 December 1970 andresiding in the streets named hereunder shall beconducted commencing on 11 April 1983 .

Residents of the stated streets are bound to providethe information required on the census forms .

R. L. VICKERY,Director-General of Education.

Boundaries of Census Area .The following streets (or part thereof where stated)

are included within the census area:-Bader Way, Bajada Road, Brunel Street, Cedric

Street (between the Mitchell Freeway and LyreStreet), Civic Place, Coatelan Drive, Croxton Place,


[8 April 1983 .

STATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Tenders for Government Supplies

Supplies Required

Road and Poincare Street), Karrinyup Road (be-tween the Mitchell Freeway and Telford Crescent),Kingfisher Place, Kookaburra Street (between LyreStreet and Sanderling Street), Laga Court,Lanchester Way, Landrail Road, Litton Close, LowenPlace, Lyre Street, McCulum Street, Mannite Place,Mapleton Street, Newcomen Road, Nightjar Street,Nimon Place, Oriole Street, Osborne Place, PillargoPlace, Prion Place, Quail Street, Rosella Street(between Kookaburra Street and Dove Street),Rufous Place, Sanderling Street, Sandpiper Road,Shearwater Drive, Sheldrake Street (between GrebeStreet and Jardine Street), Sitella Street, SkuaStreet, Spoonbill Road, Telford Crescent, TrevithickClose, Turnstone Road, Warrajah Street, WattStreet, Weebill Street, Weeroo Place, WhimbrelStreet, Whittle Place, Widgeon Close, Wilkie Street,Woodhall Street (east of Rance Street) .

1983Drugs and Ethical preparations (1 year period)-Various Govt . Departments April 14Machine cutting tools (6 month period)-various Government Depts . April 14Steel pipes (400 mm to 900 mm) (1 year period)-M .W.AApril 14Multi tyred self propelled rollers (one off to three off)-M .R.DApril 14Skid mounted ablution units (2 only)-M .R.D April 14Asbestos Cement pressure pipes (100 mm, 150 mm, 200 mm and 300 mm)(1 year period)-M.W.A April 14

Analogue process control and computing system for Serpentine PipeheadDam-M.W.A April 14

Four channel Inductive Loop Vehicle Detectors (20 only), Four Channel In-ductive Loop Vehicle Detectors with solid state output (100 only), FourCord power supplies (100 only)-M.R.D April 14

Certain classes of Motor Vehicles for Government requirements (1 year period) April 21Manual Training and Prevocation Workshop Equipment No . 1 (Lathes,

Drilling and Mortising Machines) (1 year period)-P .W.DApril 21Manual Training and Prevocation Workshop Equipment No. 2 (Grinders,

Buffers, Bandsaws and Power Hacksaws) (1 year period)-P.W.DApril 21Portable Electronic Sewing Machine (130 only)-Education Department April 2120 Tonne Multi Tyred Self Propelled Rollers (one off to two off)-M .R.DApril 21Drywell Sewage Pumping Units (two only) for Collie Sewerage No . I PumpingStation-P .W.D April 21

Real Time Ultrasound Sector Scanner for the Radiology Department, PrincessMargaret Hospital

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April 21Manual Training and Prevocational Workshop Equipment No . 3 (Welders,

Miscellaneous Items and Power Hand Tools) (1 year period)-P .W.D .

April 28Manual Training and Prevocational Workshop Equipment No . 4 (non electrical

April 28items generally) (1 year period)-P.W.D April 28

Four Wheel Drive Loaders (one off to two off)-M.R.DApril 28Double Flanged Swing Check Type Reflux Valves (100 mm, 400 mm, 750 mm,900 mm) for Cape Peron Ocean Outlet Project-M.W.AApril 28

Cast Iron Sluice Valves (100 mm, 225 mm, 300 mm, 400 mm, 750 mm, 900 mm)for Cape Peron Ocean Outlet Project-M .W.A April 28

Power House/Ablution Caravan (i only)-M .R.D April 28Lime Putty (1 year period)-M.W.A April 28Engine Driven Portable Screening Plants (one off to two off)-M .R.DApril 28Cardiac Catheretization Monitoring and recording system with a computer

system for off line analysis for the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine-S.C.G.H May 5

Bearings, roller unit package (80 only)-Westrail

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May 5

Service

Recharging Government owned cylinders with Acetylene gas and gas ser-vicing (1 year period)-various Government Departments . . ..

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April 14Purchase and Lease back of Computer equipment for use by the Police Depart-ment

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April 14Making and Trimming of Police Summer and Winter Uniforms (1 year period)-W.A . Police Department

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April 21

Date ofClosing

Date ofAdvertising

ScheduleNo .

1983Mar. 4 100A/83Mar. 18 11A/83Mar. 18 299A/83Mar. 18 302A/83Mar. 18 303A/83Mar. 18 304A/83

Mar. 18 305A/83

Mar. 25 333A/83

Mar. 18 12A/83Mar. 25 306A/83

Mar. 25 307A/83

Mar. 25 325A/83Mar. 25 327A/83Mar. 25 328A/83

Mar. 25 334A/83

Mar. 25 308A/83

Mar. 25 309A/83

Mar. 25 326A/83Mar. 25 330A/83

Mar. 25 331A/83

Mar. 25 332A/83Mar. 31 344A/83Mar. 31 345A/83April 8 363A/83

April 8 . . . . 364A/83

Mar. 11 . . . . 10A/83

April 8 . . . . 365A/83

Mar. 25 . . . . 329A/83

Curbar Street, Dennis Street, Drew St, EltonPlace, George Street, Grebe Street, HargraveStreet, Harrier Place, Hugo Street, Ibis Street,Isabella Court, Jones Street (between Karrinyup

8April1983 .]GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

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STATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA-continued.

For Sale by Tender

Date of

Schedule

For Sale

Date _niAdvertising

No.

Closing

1983

1983

Mar. 11

281A/83

Piper Cherokee 28-235 Aircraft (VH-CEU) at Jandakot

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April 14Mar. 18

293A/83

1979 Holden HZ Station Sedan (UQQ 592) and 1979 Holden HZ StationSedan (UQQ 595) at South Hedland . . . .

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April 14Mar. 18

294A/83

1980 Holden HZ Sedan (6FC 621) and 1978 Holden HZ Station Sedan (XQD680) at Karratha . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 14

Mar. 18 295A/83 1981 Holden wb Utility (XQN 289) at Kununurra . . . . April 14Mar. 18 296A/83 1979 Holden Commodore VB Sedan (XQJ 563) at Broome April 14Mar. 18 297A/83 1979 Torana UC Sedan (XQF 745) at Derby . . . . . . . . April 14Mar. 25 310A/83 1965 Galion 503 Grader (UQG 486) at East Perth . . . . .. . . April 14Mar. 25 311A/83 1973 Galion 503A Grader (UQN 650) and East Perth . . . . April 14Mar. 25 312A/83 1979 Holden HZ One Tonne Truck (XQJ 623) at Wyndham .. . . . . . . . . . . April 14Mar. 25

320A/83

1969 Chamberlain Countryman 354 Tractor (1 only) and 1974 ChamberlainContractor 354 Tractors (2 only) at East Perth . . . . . . .. April 14

Mar. 25 321A/83 Honda E2500 Generating Set (MRD 483) at East Perth .. . • April 14Mar. 25 322A/83 1975 Toyota DA1 15 Tip Truck (UQX 546) at East Perth . . . . .- . • . April 14Mar. 25

324A/83

Concrete Vibrators (13 only) Rock Drills (3 only), Paving Breakers (7 only)and Jackhammer (1 only) at East Perth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 14

Mar. 25 335A/83 Scott Bonnar Gang Mower Frames (4 only) at East Perth . . . . . . . . • . . . April 14Mar. 25 313A/83 1976 Dodge D5N 3 Ton Tray Back Truck (XQC 262) at South Hedland . . . . April 21Mar. 25 314A/83 1979 Holden HZ Sedan (XQC 719) at Kalgoorlie . . . . . . . . . . .. April 21Mar. 25 315A/83 1979 Holden HZ Station Sedan (XQI 078) at Carnarvon . . . . . . . . . . .. April 21Mar. 25 316A/83 1977 Galant GD Station Sedan (XQA 397) (not driveable) at Fitzroy Crossing April 21Mar. 25 317A/83 1979 Holden HZ Kingswood Sedan (XQI 055) at Kalgoorlie . . . . . . . . April 21Mar. 25 318A/83 1979 Ford F350 Tray Top Truck (XQH 739) (poor condition) at Derby April 21Mar. 25 319A/83 1979 Holden HZ Station Sedan (XQH 442) at Karratha . . .. April 21Mar. 25 323A/83 1976 Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser Van (XQY 343) at Broome • . . . . . . . . . . . April 21Mar. 31

336A/83

1982 Ford Falcon XD Sedan (6KG 137) (extensively damaged) at East Fre-mantle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. April 21

Mar. 31 343A/83 1981 Mitsubishi Utility L200 (XQM 872) at East Perth April 21Mar. 31 346A/83 1970 Baravan Contessa Caravan (UQW 544) at Kununurra . . . . April 21April 8 352A/83 1981 Mitsubishi L200 Express Utility (MRD 5645) at East Perth April 21April 8 353A/83 Howard Rotovater Rotary Hoe (MRD 429) at East Perth . . April 21April 8 354A/83 1979 Nissan Datsun E20 Microbus (MRD 4125) at East Perth April 21April 8 357A/83 1979 Leyland Boxer Tip Truck (MRD 4209) at East Perth . . . . April 21April 8 358A/83 1978 Dodge D5N 356 Van (MRD 3068) at East Perth . . . . . . April 21Mar. 31 337A/83 1979 Holden HZ Station Wagon (UQQ 594) at South Hedland April 28Mar. 31 338A/83 1978 Toyota FJ45 Panel Van (XQF 988) at Carnarvon April 28Mar. 31

339A/83

1979 Holden HZ Utility (XQI 843) at Derby

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April 28Mar. 31

340A/83

1979 Sigma GE Station Sedan (XQS 102) and 1979 Toyota Hi Ace Twin Cab(XQE 118) at Wyndham . . . .

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April 28Mar. 31 341A/83 1978 Toyota FJ45 Landcruiser 4 x 4 Tray Top (XQE 599) at Kununurra . . . . April 28Mar. 31 342A/83 1978 Holden HZ Station Sedan (XQF 449) at Broome . . . . . . . . . . . . April 28Mar. 31

347A/83

1978 Ford F250 Cab and Chassis (XQI 409) and 1979 Holden HZ One TonneVan (XQI 384) at Wyndham

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April 28Mar. 31

348A/83

1979 Toyota Hi Ace Dual Cab Pick Up (XQG 979) and 1981 Commodore VCStation Sedan (XQL 540) at Kununurra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 28

Mar. 31 349A/83 1979 Holden HZ Utility (XQK 388) at Derby . . . . . . . . April 28Mar. 31 350A/83 1979 Holden HZ Station Sedan (XQF 446) at Broome April 28Mar. 31 351A/83 1975 Ford F100 Transit Van (UQR 732) at Kununurra April 28April 8 355A/83 1981 Commodore Sedan (MRD 5633) at Kununurra . . . . April 28April 8 356A/83 1976 John Deere JD 670 Grader (MRD 773) at Derby April 28April 8 359A/83 1980 Holden WB Utility (XQI 878) at Derby April 28April 8 360A/83 1978 Toyota FJ45 Landcruiser Tray Body (XQH 267) at Kununurra April 28April 8 361A/83 1979 Toyota FJ45 Landcruiser Tray Body (XQQ 240) at Wyndham . . .. April 28April 8

362A/83

1979 Holden HZ Station Sedans (XQI 570, XQH 722) at Kununurra

April 28

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, State Tender Board, 74 Murray Street, Perth, will be received for the abovementionedschedules until 10 a .m. on the dates of closing .

Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes otherwise they are liable to rejection .Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Poard Office, 74 Murray Street, Perth and

at points of inspection.No Tender necessarily accepted.

B. E. CORBOY,Chairman, Tender Board

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Tender No .

190/82 . . . .

Office cleaning MRD building Mokine Road, Narrogin

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April 26186/82 . . . .

Construction of a brick veneer dwelling Lot 25 Oceanus Close, Cooke Point,

April 26Port Hedland . Tender documents also available from MRD Office, BrandStreet, South Hedland

Tender No .

Tender No .

CP 13782CP 13783 . . . .CP 13810 . . . .CP 13815 . . . .

SPECIAL NOTE-STOCK :

Tenderers are requested to specify-

1 . Country of Origin .2 . Brand or make of material .3 . In this contract preference may be given

Government Policy.

Tender No .

Particulars of Stores

CP 13664 . . . .

10 000 single forms

. . . .CP 13665 . . . .

200 000 single forms . . . .CP 13673 . . . .

30 books of 300 leavesCP 13674 . . . .

25 books of 50 in triplicateCP 13675 . . . .

250 books of 50 in duplicateCP 13676 . . . .

500 books of 52 leavesCP 13677 . . . .

50 books of 50 in quadruplicate


[8 April 1983 .

MAIN ROADS DEPARTMENT

Tenders

Tenders are invited for the following projects .

Tender documents are available from the Clerk-in-Charge, Orders Section, Main Roads Department, Waterloo Crescent,East Perth .

Description

Acceptance of Tenders

Closing Date1983

Description

Successful Tenderer

Amount

$108/82 . . . .

Supply and installation of automatic watering sys-

Project Reticulation Pty Ltd

41 873 .00tem for Canning Interchange

23/82 . . . .

Road construction Newman-Port Hedland Road

F. K. Kanny & Son

. . . . 5422373-13Yule section

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE OF W.A .

TENDERS FOR GOVERNMENT PRINTINGTenders are invited for the supply of the undermentioned stores .Tenders close at Wembley at 11 .00 a.m. on 18/4/83.

75 books of 50 in triplicate 297 x 230 mm5 books of 100 in duplicate 297 x 230 mm50 books of 50 in triplicate . . . 297 x 215 mm30 000 single forms strip gummed

. . . .

99 x 210 mm

to W.A. or

ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS

D. R. WARNER,Secretary, Main Roads.

Description

Size

other Australian made stocks in accordance with

Successful Tenderer Amount

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8 April 1983 .]GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

METROPOLITAN WATER AUTHORITY .Metropolitan Water Centre, 629 Newcastle Street,

Leederville 6007 .Tender for Construction of Hamilton Hill

High Level Tower No . 2 .TENDERS are invited from suitably qualified contractorsfor the construction of a reinforced concrete watertower approximately 38 metres high and 26 metres indiameter, with an aluminium roof .

From 11 April 1983, Documents can be obtained onpayment of a refundable $50 deposit from the Admin-istrative Assistant, New Works, Area 6 of the Metro-politan Water Centre of the above address .

Tenders close at 2 .30 p.m. on 9 May 1983 .H. J. GLOVER,Managing Director .

CORRIGENDUM.MINING ACT 1904 .

TAKE Notice appearing in the Government Gazette No.5 dated 16/1/81 under the heading Mining Act 1904 .

Page 148 under the sub-heading "The Undermentioned

Coolgardie

Kunanalling .North East Coolgardie

KurnalpiNorth Coolgardie

. . . .

Yerilla

. .. .Mt. Margaret . . . .

Mt. MalcolmMt. Margaret . . . .

Mt. MorgansWest Pilbara . . . .

. . .

. . . .East Murchison

Black Range . . . .DundasYilgarn . . . .Kimberley

Mineral Field

District

Dundas

. . . .South West . . . .

Mineral Field

District

North East

Kurnalpi

MINING ACT 1904

Mineral Field

District

No. of Lease

Coolgardie

COAL MINING LEASES

No. of Lease

MINERAL LEASE

No. of Lease

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applications for Gold Mining Leases were approvedconditionally" is amended by deleting 63/2514 .

D. R. KELLY,Director General and

Under Secretary for Mines .

State of Western Australia .PETROLEUM ACT 1967-1981 .

Department of Mines,Perth, 8 April 1983 .

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to section 99(1) of the said Act, Exploration Permit 192 has beencancelled in respect of the whole of the blocks containedtherein, effective, pursuant to section 89 (2) of the saidAct from and including the day on which this noticeof cancellation is published in the Government Gazetteof Western Australia .



Department of Mines,Perth, 23 March 1983 .

IN accordance with the provisions of the Mining Act 1904, His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleasedto deal with the following mining tenements .



The abovementioned Applications for leases were approved conditionally :

GOLD MINING LEASES

Coolgardie . . . . 15/6205, 15/6242, 15/6246, 15/6247, 15/6252 to 15/6257, 15/6265,15/6266, 15/6268, 15/6270, 15/6308, 15/6502 to 15/6504, 15/6647,15/6649, 15/6651, 15/6764, 15/6847 to 15/6850, 15/6851, 15/6852,15/6900, 15/6923, 15/6959, 15/7014, 15/7048, 15/7088, 15/7090,15/7091

16/1266,16/126728/58631/1564 to 31/1566, 31/156837/2118 to 37/212039/766,39/767,39/97647/509,47/51057/1395,57/1397,57/139863/2428 to 63/2430, 63/2751, 63/277677/4830A, 77/4831A, 77/4832 to 77/4840, 77/4862, 77/5163 to 77/516980/163,80/164

63/1625 to 63/165370/3045 to 70/3049, 70/3180, 70/3181, 70/12033 to 70/12036 70/13418,

70/13419

. . . .

28/21, 28/25, 28/29, 28/31 to 28/34, 28/36

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The undermentioned Applications for Gold Mining Leases were refused :

GOLD MINING LEASES

Mineral Field

District

No. of Lease

Coolgardie

. . . .

Coolgardie

15/6865,15/6866,16/7015,15/7045Broad Arrow . . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

24/2840,24/3204East Coolgardie

Bulong

25/1615East Coolgardie

East Coolgardie

26/7561,26/7562Mt. Margaret . . . .

Mt. Margaret . .. .

38/3096Dundas

. . . .

. . . .

63/2514Yilgarn . . . .

77/5172

The undermentioned Applications for Coal Mining Leases were refused :

Mineral Field

District

No. of Lease

Dundas

. . . .

63/1808 to 63/1883, 63/2318 to 63/2373South West . . . .

70/3850 to 70/3864, 70/3867, 70/3868, 70/4295, 70/6053, 70/9342 to70/9391, 70/9465 to 70/9541

The undermentioned Applications for Mineral Leases were refused :

Mineral Field

District

No. of Lease

East Murchison

Lawlers

36/45 to 36/47Pilbara

Marble Bar

45/664 to 45/675, 45/677 to 45/693, 45/697, 45/699, 45/724Murchison

Meekatharra . . . .

51/31Dundas

. . . .

63/44 to 63/52

The undermentioned Application for Gold Mining Lease was surrendered :

Mineral Field

District

No. of Lease

Coolgardie

Coolgardie .

15/5622

The undermentioned application for Mineral Lease was surrendered :

Broad Arrow . . . .

24/53

MINING ACT 1904-continued.

Mineral Field

District

No. of Lease

The undermentioned Application for Licence to Remove and Treat Tailings was approved for a period of twelve (12) months from

The undermentioned Application for Licence to Remove and Treat Mining Material wasmonths from 7/3/83 to 6/3/84 :

Mineral Field

District

No. of Lease

Yilgarn . . . .

77/369 (474211)

The undermentioned Applications for Licence to Remove and Treat Tailings were approved for a period of twelve (12) monthsfrom 21/3/83 to 20/3/84 :

The undermentioned Applications for Licence to Remove and Treat Mining Material were approved for a period of twelve (12)months from 21/3/83 to 20/3/84 :

Mineral Field

District

No. of Lease

approved for a period of twelve (12)

Mt. Margaret . . . .

Mt. Malcolm

37/134 (4852H) to 37/151 (486911)Mt. Margaret . . . .

Mt. Margaret . . . .

38/203 (4872H) to 38/217 (488611), 38/219 (4888H), 38/221 (4890H)to 38/224 (489311)

Mineral Field District No. of Lease

Mt. Margaret . . . . Mt. Malcolm 37/130 (4848H) to 37/132 (485011)Mt. Margaret . . . . Mt. Margaret . . . . 38/218 (4887H)

7/3/83 to 6/3/84 :

Mineral Field District No. of Lease

Yilgarn . . . . 77/377 (4764H)

8 April 1983 .] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

MINING ACT 1904-continued.

The undermentioned Applications for Authority to Mine on Exempted Lands were approved conditionally .

GOLD MINING LEASES

80/1104

COMPANIES (WESTERN AUSTRALIA) CODE .

(Section 338 (2) (a) (ii) .)

Notice of Appointment of Official Manager .Cedar Corporation Pty. Ltd .

Trading as Opalite Manufacturing Co .

NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of Creditorsof Cedar Corporation Pty . Ltd. held on 25 March1983 at the offices of Beavis Brown & Co., CharteredAccountants, 2nd Floor, 52 Kings Park Road, WestPerth that the Company was placed under OfficialManagement for a period of three years as from 25March 1983 to 24 March 1986 and that RonaldWyndham Brown was appointed Official Manager andthat Colin Reginald Beavis was appointed DeputyOfficial Manager.

Creditors are advised that they have the right to appealto the Court subject to the Provisions of section 353of the Companies (Western Australia) Code.

Dated this 29th day of March, 1983 .R. W. BROWN,

Official Manager .(Beavis Brown & Co ., Chartered Accountants, 2nd

Floor, 52 Kings Park Road, West Perth, W.A. 6005 .)

COMPANIES (WESTERN AUSTRALIA) CODE .

(Section 411 (2) .)

Notice of Final Meeting of Members .

Airwork Australia Pty Ltd .

NOTICE is hereby given that the final meeting ofMembers of Airwork Australia Pty Ltd, will be held atthe office of David Hallam & Co ., 22 Lyall Street, SouthPerth on 6 May 1983 at 9 .00 a .m. for the purpose oflaying before the meeting the account showing how thewinding up has been completed and giving any explana-tion thereof.

RICHARD ROSSITER,Liquidator.

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COMPANIES ACT 1961-1982.(Section 272 .)

Girraween Pastoral Co. Pty . Ltd .(in Liquidation) .

NOTICE is hereby given that the Final Meeting ofMembers of Girraween Pastoral Co . Pty. Ltd. will beheld at the offices of Messrs . Birds, Chartered Account-ants, 18 St. George's Terrace, Perth on 4 May 1983 at9.30 o'clock in the forenoon .Agenda :

1 . To lay before the meeting the Liquidator'sAccount showing how the winding up has beenconducted and how the property of the com-pany has been disposed of, and giving anyexplanations thereof.

2 . To approve the Liquidator's Remuneration .Dated at Perth this 29th day of March, 1983 .

N. E. GUTHRIE,Liquidator.

COMPANIES ACT 1961-1982.(Section 272 .)

Llewop Pty. Ltd .(in Liquidation) .

Notice of Final Meeting of Members .NOTICE is hereby given that the final meeting of themembers of Llewop Pty . Ltd. (in Liquidation) willbe held in the Boardroom of Pannell Kerr Forster,Chartered Accountants, 173 Wakefield Street, Adelaide,South Australia on Friday, 20 May 1983 at 10 .00 o'clockin the forenoon for the purposes of laying before themeeting an account showing how the winding up hasbeen conducted and the property of the Companydisposed of and to give an explanation thereof .

Dated this 29th day of March, 1983 .JOHN H. JACKSON,

Liquidator.(Pannel Kerr Forster, Chartered Accountants, 173

Wakefield Street, Adelaide, S .A. 5000.)

Authority to Mine No. Tenement No. Mineral Field District

04/1060, 04/1101 to 04/1106 Mineral Claims 04/6065,04/10527 West Kimberleyto 04/10532

08/207 . . . . Mineral Claim 08/2992 . . . Ashburton . . . .20/213 . . . .

. . . .

. . . . Prospecting Area 20/4011 Murchison . . . . Cue20/244,20/274,20/255,20/256 Mineral Claims 20/3215, 20/3227, Murchison . . . . Cue

20/3228,20/323026/316 Prospecting Area 26/6022 East Coolgardie . . East Coolgardie27/130,27/138 Mineral Claims 27/1948, 27/1949 North East Coolgardie Kanowna37/847,37/810 Mineral Claims 37/7330, 37/7489 Mt. Margaret Mt. Malcolm51/371

. . . . Dredging Claim 51/46 . . . .

. . . . Murchison . . . . Meekatharra52/248 Mineral Claim 52/2880 . . . . Peak Hill57/172 Mineral Claim 57/4571 . . . . East Murchison Black Range59/201

. . . . . . . . Mineral Claim 59/7721 . . Yalgoo63/167, 63/166, 63/165, 63/273, Mineral Claims 63/3307, 63/3312, Dundas63/274 63/3313,63/4017,63/4018

70/818

. . . . . . . . Mineral Claim 70/14377 . . . . South West77/410,77/518,77/632 Mineral Claims 77/6400,77/6699, Yilgarn

77/763280/478, 80/479, 80/987, 80/988, Mineral Claims 80/6917, 80/6918, Kimberley

80/1498 80/7341,80/7342,80/842280/850,80/1503,80/1504 Dredging Claims 80/988, 80/1103, Kimberley

1 162GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[8 April 1983 .

COMPANIES ACT 1961-1982 .(Section 272 .)

Notice of Final Meeting of Members .Melville Park Grazing Co . Pty . Ltd .

(In Liquidation) .NOTICE is hereby given that the Final Meeting ofMembers of Melville Park Grazing Co . Pty. Ltd., willbe held at the offices of Messrs . Birds, CharteredAccountants, 18 St . George's Terrace, Perth on 11 May1983 at 9 .00 o'clock in the forenoon .Agenda :

1 . To lay before the meeting the Liquidator'sAccount showing how the winding up hasbeen conducted and how the property of thecompany has been disposed of, and givingany explanations thereof.

2 . To approve the Liquidator's Remuneration .Dated this 30th day of March, 1983 .

N. E. GUTHRIE,Liquidator .

COMPANIES ACT 1961-1982 .Final Meeting.

Collou Pty Ltd (In Liquidation) .TAKE notice that the affairs of the abovenamedcompany are now fully wound up and that in pursuanceof section 272 (1) of the Companies Act 1961-1982,a General Meeting of Creditors and Members of thecompany will be held at the offices of Horwath &Horwath, Suite 1,. 14 Stone Street, South Perth, onFriday, 6 May 1983 at 4.00 p.m. for the purpose oflaying before it an account showing how the windingup has been conducted and the property of the companydisposed of and giving an explanation thereof .Dated this 5th day of April, 1983 .

B. M. SMITH .(Horwath & Horwath, Suite 1, 14 Stone Street, South

Perth, W .A. 6151 (Incorporating Shepherd & Partners .))

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP .NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership whichsubsisted between George Ronald Williams of 19Karalundie Way, Mullaloo in the State of WesternAustralia, Business Proprietor, Antony Gordon Oatesof 50 Duncraig Road, Applecross in the said State,Company Director, and Lutz Wolfgang Riegner of 5Duart Road, Trigg in the said State, Architect, andwhich traded as or under the name of "George Williams& Associates" at and from premises situate at 19Karalundie Way, Mullaloo aforesaid was dissolved sofar as the said Lutz Wolfgang Riegner is concerned asfrom and including 28 March 1983 .

Dated the 29th day of March, 1983 .McMANUS CULLEN & CLEMENTS.

(Solicitors and Agents for and on behalf of LutzWolfgang Riegner .)

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP .NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership whichsubsisted between Jeffrey David Morgan of 275 RobertsRoad, Subiaco in the State of Western Australia,Company Director and John Edward Hurley of 18Archdeacon Street, Nedlands in the said State, Managerand which traded as or under the name of "LiquidPlastics" at and from premises situate at 60 CoghlanRoad, Subiaco aforesaid was dissolved so far as thesaid Jeffrey David Morgan is concerned as from andincluding 6 December 1982 .

Dated this 31st day of March, 1983 .McMANUS CULLEN & CLEMENTS,

Solicitors and Agents for and on behalfof Jeffrey David Morgan.

TRUSTEES ACT 1962 .CREDITORS and other persons having claims in respectof the estate of Kevin John Berryman late of 15 MartinStreet, Bunbury to which section 63 of the Trustees Act1962 as amended applies are required to send particularsof their claims to the Executors Susan Berryman of 15Martin Street, Bunbury, care of Young & Young, 5Spencer Street, Bunbury, by 6 April 1983 after whichdate the said Executors may convey or distribute theassets having regard only to the claims of whichthey have notice and the said Executors shall not beliable to any person of whose claim they have hadno notice at any time of administration or distribution .

Dated this 28th day of March, 1983 .YOUNG & YOUNG,

for the Executors .

TRUSTEES ACT 1962 .CREDITORS and other persons having claims inrespect of the estate of Annie Alice Stella Giddens lateof 6 Rose Street, Bunbury to which section 63 of theTrustees Act 1962 as amended applies are required tosend particulars of their claims to the Executors CyrilHenry Giddens of 6 Rose Street, Bunbury care of Young& Young of 5 Spencer Street, Bunbury by 3 May1983 after which date the said Executors may conveyor distribute the assets having regard only to the claimsof which they have notice and the said Executors shallnot be liable to any person of whose claim they havehad no notice at any time of administration or dis-tribution .Dated this 5th day of April, 1983 .

YOUNG & YOUNG,for the Executors .

TRUSTEES ACT 1962 .Notice to Creditors and Claimants .

WEST AUSTRALIAN TRUSTEES LIMITED of 135St. George's Terrace, Perth, requires creditors and otherpersons having claims (to which section 63 of theTrustees Act 1962 relates) in respect of the estates ofthe undermentioned deceased persons, to send particularsof their claims to it by the date stated hereunder, afterwhich date the Company may convey or distribute theassets, having regard only to the claims of which itthen has notice .

Last Day for Claims 9/5/83 .Buchanan, Pearl Sarah, late of 13 - Jimbell Street,

Mosman Park Widow died 18/3/83 .Cockburn, Lilian Rose, late of 67 Shakespeare Street,

Mount Hawthorn, married woman died 9/3/83 .Illingworth, Phyllis Maud, late of 6 Glennon Way

Rossmoyne Home Duties died 20/l/83 .Moore, Mary, late of Wearne House 7 Leslie Street,

Mandurah Widow died 26/2/83 .Smith, Stephen, late of 12/95 Phoenix Road, Spearwood,

Seaman died 3/12/82 .Webster, Arthur Low, late of 10 Davey Street, Man-

durah Retired Medical Practitioner died 27/1 ./83 .Dated at Perth this 6th day of March, 1983 .

L. C. RICHARDSON,General Manager .

WEST AUSTRALIAN TRUSTEES LIMITEDACT 1893-1979 .

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to section 4Aof the West Australian Trustees Limited Act 1893-1979West Australian Trustees Limited has elected to admin-ister the Estate of Lilian Rose Cockburn, Marriedwoman late of Mount Hawthorn who died on 9 March1983. Election filed on 30 March 1983 .Dated at Perth this 6th day of April, 1983 .

L. C. RICHARDSON,General Manager.

8April1983 .]GOVERNMENT GAZEIIE, W.A .

PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT 1941AND AMENDMENTS .

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to section 14of the Public Trustee Act 1941 and amendments, thePublic Trustee has elected to administer the estates ofthe undermentioned deceased persons .

Dated at Perth the 28th day of March, 1983 .S. H. HAYWARD,

Public Trustee,Public Trust Office,565 Hay Street, Perth .

Name of Deceased ; Occupation ; Address; Date of Death;Date Election Filed .

Hardman, Claude Bryan Thomas; Retired Draftsman ;Mandurah; 13/1/83 ; 18/3/83 .

Cattanach, William Charles Steet (also known asCharles William) ; Retired Miner ; Scarborough;22/1/83; 18/3/83 .

Baxter, Arthur Henry; Retired Radio Technician ;Thornlie ; 6/2/83 ; 18/3/83 .

Stannard, Peter; Retired Labourer; Fremantle; 12 or13/12/83 ; 18/3/83 .

Hall, Mervyn Victor; Timber Worker ; Bunbury ;13/12/82; 18/3/83 .

TRUSTEES ACT 1962 .Notice to Creditors and Claimants .

CREDITORS and other persons having claims (to whichsection 63 of the Trustees Act relates) in respect of theEstates of the undermentioned deceased persons arerequired to send particulars of their claims to me onor before 9 May 1983, after which date I may conveyor distribute the assets, having regard only to the claimsof which I then have notice.Berkery, Thomas Joseph, late of 5 Jones Place, Waikiki,

Retired Storeman, died 4/12/82 .Couchy, George August, late of 102 Bollig Gardens,

Adie Court, Bentley, Retired Clerk, died 19/3/83 .Fairburn, Robert, late of Unit 61/21 Harvest Road,

North Fremantle, Artist-Retired Painter andDecorator, died 24/2/83 .

Fisher, Mary Teresa, late of 7 Dugan Street, Kalgoorlie,Widow, died 21/2/83 .

Forrester, Andrew Bernard, late of 29 Geddes Street,Victoria Park, Retired Telecom Linesman, died1/3/83 .

Green, Andrew Septimus, late of 21 Canada Street,Dianella, Retired Fencing Contractor, died 10/3/83 .

Johnston, William Walter Laurence, late of 51 PeelTerrace, Busselton, Retired Dairy Farmer, died26/2/83 .

Moffatt, Edgar Corscabben, late of Lathlain NursingHome, Corner Star and Archer Streets, Carlisle,Retired S.E.C. Linesman, died 16/3/83 .

Pickering, Thomas Francis, late of Romily House, 19Shenton Road, Claremont, Labourer, died 23/3/83 .

Scrimgeour, Norman, late of 56 Tamar Street, Palmyra,Retired Public Servant, died 17/3/83 .

Shepherd, Lilla Alice, late of 22 John Street, Armadale,Widow, died 13/3/83 .

Yubita, Dympai, late of Leonora District Hospital,Leonora, Widow, died 19/8/82 .

Dated the 30th day of March, 1983 .S. H. HAYWARD,Public Trustee,Public Trustees Office,565 Hay Street, Perth.

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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE TO ENQUIREINTO THE PROVISIONS OF WELFARESERVICES BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, MAY 1981.CHAIRMAN MR. L. F. O'MEARA

Price $3 .50Mailed Plus Postage on 227 gramsMailed Local-$4.70

ELECTORAL ACT ENQUIRYREPORT OF HIS HONOUR A. E. KAY

TO THEHONOURABLE D. H. O'NEIL, M .L.A.

CHIEF SECRETARY

October 1978 .Counter Sales-$2.00Mailed W.A.-$3.00Mailed Interstate-$3.20

THE PARLIAMENT OF W .A. DIGEST1979 (No. 7)

(Compiled in the Offices of the Clerk of theLegislative Assembly)

(Synopsis of Legislation)Price-$0.90Mailed-$1 .50

8 April 1983 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZE1IE, W .A.

REVIEW OF

FIREARM LEGISLATIONOF WESTERN AUSTRALIA-1981

By O. F. Dixon

Prices-Counter Sales-$3.00Mailed Plus Postage on I kg

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OFINQUIRY INTO THE RATE OFIMPRISONMENT IN W.A. 1981

Chairman-O. F. DixonPrices-

Counter Sales-$4.60Mailed Plus Postage on I kg

SPECIAL NOTICE .

Concerning "Government Gazette" noticesfor publication lodged at the GovernmentPrinter's Wembley Office-notices must belodged with "Parliamentary Papers" SalvadoRoad, Wembley prior to 3 .00 p.m. on theWednesday before publication .

WILLIAM C. BROWN, J.P .Government Printer .

Available only from Marine and HarboursDepartment, 6 Short Street, Fremantle .Phone 335 1211.-

Navigable Waters Regulations, 1958 .Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea .Regulations for the Examination of Applicants

for Masters, Mates, Coxswain, Engineers,Marine Motor Engine Drivers and MarineSurveyors .

REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEEOF THE

LEGISLATIVE COUNCILON

NATIONAL PARKS-1981(Hon. A. A. LEWIS, M.L.C.-CHAIRMAN) .Prices-

Counter Sales-$5.00Mailed Plus Postage on I kg

1167

REPORT ON LAMB MARKETINGIN WESTERN AUSTRALIAby Consumer Protection Bureau,

5th July, 1974.

Prices-Counter Sales-$1.40Mailed Plus Postage on l kg

REPORT OFTHE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ONTHE PROPOSAL FOR A WEST-ERN AUSTRALIAN HERITAGECOMMISSION - 1975.(Chairman-Mr. R. H . Doig)

PRICES-Counter Sales-$1.50Mailed W.A.-$2.50Mailed Interstate-$2 .70

THE PILBARA STUDYREPORT ON THE INDUSTRIAL

DEVELOPMENT OF THE PILBARA-JUNE 1974

(By the Pilbara Study Group Director-E. C. R. Spooner .)Prices-


REPORT OF THEROYAL COMMISSION INTO

GAMBLING, 1974(Commissioner Mr. P. R . Adams, Q.C.)

Prices-Counter Sales-$3.00Mailed W.A.-$4.00Mailed Interstate-$4.20

REPORT OF THEROYAL COMMISSION INTO

AIRLINE SERVICES IN W.A. 1975(Commissioner Icon. Sir Reginald R. Sholl)Prices-

Counter Sales-$5.00Mailed Plus Postage on l kg

1168GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,W.A.REPORT OF THE HONORARYROYAL COMMISSION INTO

THE DAIRY PRODUCTS ANDMARKET MILK 1982

Chairman Hon. B. R. Blaikie, M.L.A.Counter Sales-$4.00Mailed Plus Postage on I kg

STATE ELECTORAL DEPARTMENTINDEX 1983-LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,

DISTRICTS ANDLEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, PROVINCES

STREETS - TOWNS - METROPOLITANAND COUNTRY AREAS

Counter Sales-$3 .50Mailed Plus Postage on 1 kg

REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEEOF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ON-CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL

FACILITIES 1982Chairman Hon. A. A. Lewis, M.L.C .Counter Sales-$1.00Mailed Local-$1 .60Mailed Interstate-$1 .70

PARLIAMENT OFWESTERN AUSTRALIALEGISLATIVE COUNCILFIRST REPORT OF THE

STANDING COMMITTEE ONGOVERNMENT AGENCIES-

NOVEMBER 1982Chairman Hon. R . L. Williams, M.L.C.Counter Sales-$0.60Mailed Local-$1.10Mailed Interstate-$1 .15

REPORT OF THE JOINT SELECTCOMMITTEE OF THE

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ANDLEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ON-

OFFICES OF PROFIT OF MEMBERSOF PARLIAMENT AND MEMBERSCONTRACTS WITH THE CROWN-

NOVEMBER 1982

Chairman Hon. N. McNeill, M.L.C .Counter Sales-$1.50Mailed Local-$2.10Mailed Interstate-$2 .20

23011/3/83 By Authority : WILLIAM G BROWN, Government Printer

[8 April 1983 .

REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEEAPPOINTED BY THE LEGISLATIVE

COUNCIL TO INQUIRE INTO AND REPORTUPON THE

CURRENT POSITION OF NATIONALPARKS WITHIN THE STATE

Presented by the Hon . A. A. Lewis, M.L.C .,27th November, 1979.Prices-

Counter Sales-$0.50Mailed Plus Postage on 86 grams

Report of Government SecondarySchools Discipline Committee

DISCIPLINE INSECONDARY SCHOOLS

IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA1972

Prices-Counter Sales-$1.00Mailed Plus Postage on l kg

CONTENTS.REGULATIONS, BY-LAWS, RULES,DETERMINATIONS, ORDERS .

Prevention of Excessive Prices (Maximum Prices for Motor PageFuel) Order 1983 1154-5

GENERAL CONTENTS .Page

Agriculture and Related Resources Act1154Agriculture, Department of 1155Albany Port Authority 1151Barristers' Board of W .A 1131Bunbury Water Board 1152Child Welfare Act 1131Companies (Western Australia) Code1161Consumer Affairs 1154-5Crown Law Department 1131Deceased Persons' Estates 1162-3Education Department 1156Esperance Port Authority 1151

Lands Department 1135-7Local Government Department1152-4

Marine Collectors Licences 1131-4Metropolitan Region Planning1148-9Metropolitan Water Authority 1159Mines Department 1159-61Notices of Acquisition 1151Notices of Intention to Resume Land1152Orders in Council 1131Partnerships Dissolved 1162

Police Department 1131-4

Public Works Department 1151Public Works Tenders 1149-50

Tenders for Government Printing1158

West Australian Trustees Limited Act...•...•..• ..• • •....• • • .

1162Wildlife Conservation Act1134-5

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