WESTERN AUSTRALIA....THE Hon. Minister for Justice has appointed P. H. Jones, A. 0. Thorne, and P....

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.[Published by Authority at 1380 p.m.1

[REGISTERED AT 1E GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSmISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.]

FR][DAY, OCTOBER 23. F1925.

Bank Holidays at Ravensthorpc and Itri,7iietev,i.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Colonel Sir WilliamTO WIT. S Robert Campion, Knight Commander

of the Moot Distinguished Order ofW. R. CAMPION, St. Michael and St. George, D.S.O.,

Governor. Governor in and over the State ofWestern Australia and its Depend-

[L.s.] eucies in i he Commonwealth of Aus-tralia.

IN pursuance of the pro v ishais contained in the fifth. section of " The Bank .11 ol :Iys Act, 1884,'' I, theGovernor of the said Slain, h by this my Proclama-tion appoint special days S o be observed as Bank Holi-days as follows :

Date and Town.Saturday, 7th No vemher, 1925Ravensthorpe.Wednesday, 18th Novembor, 1923Bridgetown.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 19th day of October,1925.

By His Excellency 's Command,M. DREW,

Chief Secretary.GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !

The Land Act, 1S98.PROCLAMATION

(Resumption)WESTERN AUSTRALIA, / By His Excellency Colonel Sir William

TO WIT. I Robert Campion, Knight Commanderof the Most Distinguished Order of

W. R. CAMPION, St. Michael and St. George, D.S.O.,Governor. Governor in and over the State of

Western Australia and its Depend-[LB.] encles in the Commonwealth of Aus-

tralia.Corr. No. 2246/25.

WHEREAS by Section 9 of " The Land Act, 1898,''the Governor may resume, for any of the purposesspecified in Section 39 of the said Act, any portion ofland held as a Conditional Purchase Lease :, Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that the portion of Con-ditional Purchase Lease 12522/56 (Avon Location19521), as described hereunder, should be resumed for

one of the purposes specified in paragraph 6 of Section39 of the said Act, that is to say, for Schoolsite : Nowtherefore 1, Colonel Sir William Robert Campion, Gov-ernor as aforesaid, with i he advice of the ExecutiveCouncil, do by this my proclamation resume portion ofConditional Purchase Leo: e 12322/56 (Avon Location19521) for the purpose a ioresaid.

Schedule.

That portion of Conditional Pu reintse Lease 12522/56( Avon Loca 1 ion 19521), cont.:tilling 5 acres, shown onLands and Surveys Diagram .17-'67 as Avon Location23776, he ce:H11er to be known and distinguished as Re-serve Ye. L-1117 (Schoolsite). (1.'1n u 345/80, D4.)

Given tinder my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 21st day of October,1925.

By His Excellency 's Command,

W. C. ANGWIN,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING ! !

AT a Meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 21st day ofOctober, 1925, the following Orders in Council wereauthorised to be issued :

The Land Act, 1898.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 4329/15.WHEREAS by Section 42 of " The Land Act, 1898,''it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyReserve shall vest in and he held by any Municipality,Road Board, or other person or persons to be namedin the order, in trust for a of the purposes set forthin Section 39 of the s!,1,1 or for the like or otherpublic purposes to he Tecified in such order : Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 16349(Clackline Lot SO) should vest in and he held by

1920 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Omen 23, 1925.

Messrs. David Ernest Jones, Samuel William Smith, andGeorge David Bloomfield in trust for the purpose ofHall Site and Recreation: Now, therefore, His Excel-lency the Governor, by and with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, cloth hereby direct that thebefore-mentioned Reserve shall vest in and be held byMessrs. David Ernest Jones, Samuel William Smith,and George David Bloomfield in trust for the purposeaforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers reservedto him by Section 41 of the said Act.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

Alteration of Boundaries of May lands Health Distri, tunder the provisions of " The Health Act, 1911-19."

ORDER IN COUNCIL.M.P.H. No. 1380/25; Ex. Co. 2811.

WHEREAS it is enacted by Section 19 of "The HealthAct, 1911-19;" that the Governor may alter the boun-daries of any Health District constituted by the Gov-ernor under the said Act: And whereas it is desiredto alter the boundaries of the Maylands Health Districtwhich was so constituted: Now, therefore, His Excel-lency the Governor of Western Australia, by and withthe advice of the Executive Council, does hereby alterthe boundaries of the said Health District in mannerfollowing, that is so say:

To extend the boundaries so as to include the wholeof that portion of Location (Swan) Z bounded by Fitz-gerald Street, Walcott Street, Victoria Parade, Beacons-field Street, and the South-Western boundary of PublicUtility Reserve B.943.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Executive Council.

Pearling Act, 1912-1924.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

1550/25.WHEREAS by Subsection 5 of Section 33 of "ThePearling Act, 1912-1924," it is provided that when theremuneration to which a diver or other pearl-fisher em-ployed in pearling in connection with any ship con-sists wholly or in part of an allowance or lay calculatedwith reference to the quantity of pearl-shell or pearlsfished by him or with his assistance, then the right tosuch allowance or lay shall be deemed to be a right toshare in the results or proceeds of pearling within themeaning of the said section, unless the allowance orlay is calculated on such basis as shall be prescribedand at a percentage not exceeding the prescribed per-centage: And whereas it is desirable to prescribe thebasis and maximum percentage on or at which such al-lowances or lay as aforesaid shall be calculated withreference to the pearls fished or found: And whereaspower is given to the Governor by the said Act to makeregulations with regard to various matters: Now, there-fore, His Excellency the Governor, acting with theadvice and consent of the Executive Council, doth here-by in exercise of all powers him in this behalf en-abling, make the following regulations, that is to say:

1. Such allowances or lays as are referred to in Sec-tion 33 of "The Pearling Aet, 1912-1924," shall be cal-culated with reference to pearls fished or found on thebasis of the actual values of such pearls at a maximumpercentage of ten per centaur on such values and thatwhen such allowance or lay as aforesaid is paid to morethan one pearl-fisher on any pearling ship the aggregateof such allowances or lays shall not exceed the amountwhich would be payable to one person in accordancewith the foregoing provision.

2. After the termination of the engagement of apearl-fisher, the owner of the pearling ship on whichsuch pearl-fisher was engaged shall at or before thetime of the discharge of the pearl-fisher, produce andshow, or cause to be produced and shown to the Super-intendent, any wages accounts in the possession, cus-tody, or power of himself or any agent of his, relatingto or connected with the employment of the pearl-fisherduring the said engagement. Any contravention byact or omission of the provisions of this regulationshall be an offence punishable on summary convictionby a penalty not exceeding £20.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

The State Children Act, 1907-21.ORDER IN COUNCIL,.

l'iltEAS ;my Section 19 (2) of "The StateAct, 1907.21," it is provided that the Governor mayappoint such persons, male or female, as lie may thinkfit, to he members of any particular Children's Court,and may determine the respeetiv.t seniorities of suchmembers: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Gov-ernor, by and with the advice and consent of the Ex-ecutive Council, doth hereby appoint the persons namedin the Schedule hereto to be members of the Children'sCourt at the places mentioned:

edule.Midland junction.Mrs. Mary Annie ef.P.;

Mrs. Amelia Macdonald, Ill.; Mrs. Ada Manning, 5.1'.

L. E. SHAPcorr,Clerk of the Council.

Premier's Department,Perth, 23rd October, 1925.

IT is hereby notified, for public information, that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve of the appointment of the Hon.

Henry Kitson, M.:L.C., is it member of theRottnest Board of Control, vice the Hon. Henry -Ken-nedy Maley, resigned.

H. E. STIAPCOTT,Seeretary, Premier's Department.

:FL ST1.0 ItS OE 'THE PEACE.Premier 's Department,

Perth, 23rd October, 1925.11 LS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasa'vroved of the removal of the names of the follow-ing from the Roll of justices, owing to their departurefrom their r!.speelive

Allan Fraser c lelammd, Esq., from the Commission ofthe Peace for the Coolgardie Magisterial District.

William,, I in ird, ES(.1., from the Commission of thePeace for the Duudas Magisterial rmistrict.

("hallos Maxwell Lakin, Esq.., from the Commissionof the Peace for time Northtim Magisterial District.

Myles Patrick Mahoney, Esq., from the Commissionof the Peace for the Collie Magisterial District.

Albert Edward SainZbury, Esq., from the Commissionof the Peace for the Ashburton Magisterial District.

L. E. SD APCOT ,

Se(retary, Premier's :Department.

CrOIVII Law Department,Perth, 22nd October, 1925.

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has appointed P. H.Jones, A. 0. Thorne, and P. Kelly as Commissionersfor Declarations, under " The Declarations and Attesta-tions Act, 1913."

THE Hon. Al Mister Justice has a theeuderreeettened appoietweets nnd enneen;;Hees a alt.pehamehts of Postal Vote Officers, under 8'ection 89of ''Time Efeetoral Act,

A PPO N P MEIVI'S.Co/tie District.

ShottsRawling, W.ShottsRyitnlohn B.

Perth District.Electoral Departmentimenhow, S.'; Chapman,

W. E.; Hathway, HI.

CANCELLATIONS.Katt ow nu District.

Haig (Trans. Line)Gillespie, .1.Moore District.

\NT ongan HillsSquires, P.H. G. ITANIPTON,

Under Secretary for Law.

OurouER. 23, 1925.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1021

THE GUN LICENSE ACT, 1885.

THE following persons have been duly I icensed under "

15th October, 1925.

Gun License Act, 18852'

S. J. RANDELL,Under Treasurer.

No ofLicense. Name in full. :Residence. Occupation. Date of

issue. By whom received.

1925.9529 Campbell, Ll ed Ilunbuly Traveller ... Aug. 29 Clerk of Courts, Bunbury

Gordon5644 Saunders, Iteg. John " 11.111.8. OL,,ova " Farmer Sept. 7 Clerk of Courts, Fremantle5645 West, Stanley ... Public 'Nor! Der ,:r1,Jent., Fre- Civil Servant Sept. 15 do.

IllS rr1

420 Scott, Alfred ... 2S7 ftt Idly Po 1,, Ile, mis Blacksmith's striker Aug. 31 Treasury Receiver, Perth421 Buchanan, A. K. 21 T., te Street, West Lee. erville Warehouseman Sept. 4 do.422 Nicholl, L. lii 11517 Parade, Mt. Law ley ... Clerk Sept. 5 do.423 Bessell-Browne, A. J. nyac Road, Bassendean Indent Agent . Sept. 5 do.424 Scrivener, W. E. ... Government Road, Bayswater Gardener ... Sept. 5 do.425 Turner, Max well ... Mogumber, Midland Junction ... Farmer Sept. 19 do.426 Clarkson, J. R. ... St. George's House, Perth ... Broker ... . Sept. 28 do.

THE AUCTIONEERS ACT, 1921.

THE following persons have been duly licensed under " The Auctioneers Act, 1921."

15th October, 1925.S. J. RANDELL,

Under Treasurer.

No. of License. Name. Town. Nature of License.

938 Smalpage, E. G. Roebourne District.1497 Stubbs, John Henry ... Southern Cross do.304 Rod:love, Harry G. ... Wyndham ... do.

LAND AGENTS ACT, 1921.

THE following information is published in accordance with Section 5, Subsection 3, of " The Land Agents Act, 1921."

S. J. RANDELL,15th October, 1925. Under Treasurer.

District. Name. Firm. Principal Place of Business.

Narembeen Brown, Richard Percival - Narembeen.Mt. Barker Gobev, William Henry ... Crane and Bennett ... Mount Barker.Fremantle ... Moseley, Clyde Owen 108 Mandurah Road, S. Fremantle,

Department.

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Position. Salary. Date returnable.

Mines ...Crown Law ...

Clerk Assistant, RegistrationClerk of Courts, Midland Junc-

tion

.U88.2336£276-4312

31st October, 192531st October, 1925

Applications are called under Section 38 of "The Public Service Act, 1904, " and are to he addressedto the Public Service Commissioner, and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the officesof the various Permanent Heads of Departments.

G. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

1022 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 22nd October, 1925.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the following aprmintmcnts:-

Ex. Co. 2823 P.S.C. 92/25.Ernest Charles Mitchell, under Section 29 of the Public

Service Act, to be Inspector of Aborigines, North-WestDepartment, at a salary of £468 per annum (inclusiveof District, Travelling, and Camp Allowances), as from1st April, 1925.

Ex. Co. 2823; P.S.C. 278/24.John Francis Filther, under Section 29 of the Public

Service Act, to be Veterinary Surgeon and Inspector ofStock, Department of Agriculture, at a salary of £384.per annum, as from 16th March, 1925.

Ex, Co. 2823 P.S.C. 380/24,Charles John Beverley Cooke, under Section 29 of the

Public Service Act, to lie Inspector under the Shops andFactories Act, Department of Public Works and Labour.at a salary of £2S8 per annum, as from 9th March, 1.925.

Ex. Co. 2823 P.S.C. 208/25.George Samuel, under Section 28 of the Public Service

Act, to be Junior Clerk, Local Government Office, PublicWorks Department, at a salary of £108 per annum, asfrom 25th March, 1925.

Ex. Co. 2823; P.S. C. 26/25.Mavis Eva Cribb, under Section 28 of the Public Ser-

vice Act, to be Junior Clerk, Shorthand-writing andTyping, Mines Department, Kalgoorlie, at a salary of£108 per annum, as from 2nd March, 1925.

Ex. Co. 2706; P.S.C. 625/24.Charles Searl Paterson, under Section 29 of the Pt& 1,

Service Act, to he Assistant Engineer, 3rd class. Frgin-eering, Branch, Department of Public, Works and WaterSupply. at a salary of £312 per nimum, as from 15t1:September, 1925.

Ex. Co. 2645; P.S.C. 573/20.Richard John Little, mule,' Section 6, Subsection 3,, of

"The Public, Service Appeal Board Act, 1920." to beClerk, Registrar General and Government Statistician isOffice, Colonial Secretary 'a Department, at a salary of£228 per annum, as from 9th September, 1925.

Ex. Co. 2706; P.S.C. 526/25.C. A. Nankivell, Clerk, Accounts Branch, Metropolitan

Water Supply Department, to be District. Officer, atsalary of £276 per annum, as from 12th August, 1925.

And of the acceptance of the following resignations:--Ex, Co. 2822.E. H. Muirsnn, Junior Clerk, Metropolitan Water Su--

ply Department, as from 30th September. 1925.F,x. Co. 2823.J. R. Tingley. Junior Clerk, Government Savings Bank,

Treasury Department, as from :Intl' September, 1925,G. W. SIMPSON,

Public Service Commissioner.

APPOINTMENTS.Chief Secretary's Department.

Perth, 22nd October, 1925.HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has beenpleased to appoint-

59/19.---F. E. Meacham to he Acting Secretary ofthe State Children Department (luring the absence ofthe Secretary on sick leave, from the 9th October, 1921.

2673/20.-And to approve of the cancellation of theappointment, under Subsection 4 of Section 23A of"The Game Act 1912-13," of Constable Albert Wilsonas Collector of Royalty at Bridgetown.

Acting Under Secretary.

RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys.

Perth, 22nd October, 1925.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to set apart as Public, Reserves the lauddescribed in the Schedule below for the purposes thereinset forth:-

867/20.B.LIRRACOPPIN.-No. 19033 (Agricultural Hall

Site).-Lot No. 64. (0a. 11'. Op.) (Plan, Burracoppin.)(Reserve 13341 (E.S.) is hereby reduced.)

[OCTOBER, 23, 1925.

5393/25.KOJONTIP (Lumeah).-No. 19035 (Agricultural

Hill Site).-The area bounded by lines starting fromthe West corner of Location 7676 (Reserve 17705) andextending 327 degrees 20 minutes (along the Eastern.side of the Perth-Albany Road) for a distance of thvochains; thence East and South to a point five chainsEast from time starting' point; thence West to the start-ing point. (0a. 3r. 29p.) (Plan 127E/40, D2.) (Re,serve 13907 (Gravel) is hereby reduced.)

2246/25.AVON (Kalgarin).-No. 18917 (School Site)-Loca-

tion 22776, (5 acres.) (Diagram 47867; Plan 345/80,D4.)

AMENDMENT OF RESERVE." B'' Reserve 7133-Bueloland

Corr. No. 809/24.1113 Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the Area and Boundaries of"B" Reserve 7132 (Wickland Hill Suburban Lots 159and 23(3) being amended by the excision of Lot 2211,containing 2 roods 7 S/1.0 perches.

AMENDMENT OF AREA AND BOUNDARIES OFRESERVE.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 22nd October, 1925.

TITS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the Area and Boundariesof the following Reserve being amended as described inthe Schedule below, for the purpose therein set forth;the Area and Boundaries previously published in theGovernment Gazette, being hereby cancelled:-

5988/24.DALW,ALLINIT.-Nn. 18860 (Police Purposes).-

Lot 179. ((mn. 2r. Sp.) (Diagram 48899; Plan, Dal-mvallinu.)

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

THE, PARKS AND RESERVES ACT, 1895.Appointment of E oar d -N eettilup R ecreation Groumm d

Corr. No. 335/22.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to appoint, under the provisions of theabove Act, the folloiving, gentlemen as a Board to con-trol and manage Reserve 18944, at Needilup, for thepurposes of Public Recreation:-

Messrs. Cyril Footer, Charles Stone, Charles Brown,Geoffrey Fitz-George Maltby, and Antony OswaldA nstrutli er

NEW TOWNSITE-"ABBA RIVER," ON THEJARRAHWOOD-NANNUP RAILWAY.

Comm. 1824/24.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to classify the area described hereunderas "Town and Suburban," and set apart to form aTownsite on the Jarrahwood-Nannup 'Railway, here.after to me known and distinguished as "AbbaRiver."

Bounded 'lly lines starting from the South-West cor-ner of Sussex Location 1996 and extending West-North-'Westward to the South-Easternmost corner of Location1986; thence North and East along an East and aSouth boundary of Location 1986; thence across a one-chain road and along part of the South boundary ofLocation 1421 ; thence South along the West boundaryof Location 1996 to the starting. point. (Plan 413B/40,F2.)

WAGIN LAND AGENCY-NEWDEGA.TE TOWN-SITE.

Erratum Notice.Corr. 3664/22.

IN description appearing on page 1831 of the Govern-ment Gazette of 2nd October, 1925, in line 8, read 17chains in lieu of 1.8 chains,

OCTOBM 23, 1925.] GOVERNMENT

CANCELLATION OF FORTIO.N OF DE GREY-PEAK HILL STOW: ROUTE.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. 11765/04. Perth, 21st October, 1925.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the area and boundaries ofReserve 9700 (Peak Hill-De Grey Stock Route) beingamended by the cancellation of that portion lying be-tween the production North-Westward of the Westernboundary of Reserve 18938 (Stock Route deviation)and the production Southward of the 'Western boun-dary of such deviation in the direction of Roy Hill.(.Plan 98/300.)

Withdrawal Notice.GER.A.LDTON LAND AGENCY.Northampton Lots 198 and 297.

Corr. 11483/99IT is hereby notified, for general information, that North-ampton Lots 198 and 297 have been withdrawn from sale.(Plan Northampton Townsitc.)

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 138 of `) The Land Act, 1898," for non-pay-ment of rent to 30th June, 1925:-

Name, DistriA, Lease No., Area, Rent, Corr. No.Adams, A. E., Hay (956), 7067/68 (450a.), £23 15s.

10d.; 9785/11.Noon, Henry, Wellington (2064), 20/1667 (159a. Jr.

33p.), £232 17s. 6d.; 5951/20.Shaw, F. W.., Plantagenet (3714), 35840/55 (37a. Or.

38p.), £3 Is. ld.; 1543/60.

THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 137a:-Adams, A, B., Plantagenet (2015), 9312/74 (160a.),

non-compliance with conditions; 5435/07.Adams, A. B., Plantagenet (2474), 16046/68 (44a. 2r.

5p.), non-compliance with conditions; 5911/22.Chamberlain, G. C., Kimberley, 2083/98 & 102 (90,000

acres), non-compliance with conditions; 3589/22.Chambers, William, Avon (19140 & 19199), 18419/68

(1,971a.), non-compliance with conditions; 4463/24.

Davis, Wilhelnnna, Melbourne (1079), 16995/68 (704a.3r. 21p.), non-compliance with conditions; 5749/21.

Eastoe, F. B., Yilgarn (204), /1329/55 (977a. 3r. 2p.),abandoned; 1179/25.

Johansen, Joseph, Ningban (2211), 18793/68 (840a.Jr. lip.), abandoned ; 1060/2-1.

Johamen, Joseph, Ninghan (l/5.5), 24388/74 (160a.),abandoned; 265/25.

Hnopka, John, Kojonup (6303), 27301/55 (160a. 3r.Op.), non-compliance with conditions; 11078/10.

Logan, H. L., Esperance (809), 17915/68 (835a.), non-compliance with conditions; 4753/23.

Mullett, A. G., Esperance (607), 41298/55 (840a.),non-compliance with conditions; 187/23.

Mullett, A. G., Esperance (1260), 24434/74 (160a.),non-compliance with conditions; 947/25.

McCracken, G., Avon (20795), 20620/74 (1.60a.), non-compliance with conditions; 874/15.

MeKenney, A. H., Kojonup (3953 and 6473). 12485/68349a. 3r. 35p.), abandoned; 3516/18.

Neasham, R. L., Jilbadji (217), 41134/55 (892a. 2r.35p.), abandoned; 5167/24.

Oliver, W. J., Avon (17576 and 13905), 15758/68 (511.acres), non-compliance vit.11 conditions; 3079/22.

Pearson, J. E., Kojonup (8052), 18125/68 (1,817a. Jr.1.6p.), abandoned; 398/24.

Pearson, J. E., Kojonup (8053), 24090/74 (160a.),abandoned; 399/24.

Rowan, T. B., Victoria (4612 and 5178), 17456/68(1,000a. Or..12p.), non-compliance with conditions;5163/23.

Rowan, T. B., Victoria (7041), 17579/68 (1.,849a. 3r.7p.), non-compliance with emiditions; 4223/25.

Stone, D. W. & F., \' ii (24210). 1827.1/08 (716a.Pr. Op.), abandoned ; 1:167/2-1.

Slurry, A. R., :fill:ndji 1,291, .11)892/55 (1,523a. lr.14p.), non-complianco with conditions; 2856/24.

Turnbull I. S., Sillnielji (132), 41532/55 (],262a. lr.Sp.), abandoned ; 3276/15.

Wheelock, James, Victoria (7165), 18717/(38 (3,000a.lr. 24p.), abandoned; 1799/24.

GAZETTE, W.A. 192:1

Culliogwood, S .'... Wilh:Has (1922), 1.9222/68 (40a.),abandoned; 0811,s/24.

Fraser, Ellen, -.Melbourne (2:310), 16789/741 (160a.),nou-compliance wiLli ''n' (lions; 5465/11.

O'Neill, H. J., Dardanup ). :20/2082 (69a. Or. lip.),non-compliance, with i.:oiditions; 4083/23.

Tatham, (93/6), 13090/74 (1G0a.),i IOUS j 8621/09.

Treasure, 1' W.. (nub:ding (21)96, 21497, 21498; Avon'Locations 12717 :1101 12728), 20/1585 (854a. lr.Gp.), :1).:Indoned /20.

Weston, L. N.. canning (861), 1901/60 (29a. Or. 1p.),abandoned; 6819/22.

Cook, W. 11., f ilgaidi 0371), 40610/55 (993a. Or.29p.), non-tdinpliance with conditions; 6348/23.

Barns, E. Esperance (1281), 24380/74 (160 acres),abandoncd: /9843/23.

Barns, E. ()., Espera ma (512), 41233/55 (840 acres),abandoned ; 71)72/23.

Kenney, A. N., Avon (15174), 17253/68 (1,997 acres),non-compliance with conditions; 5031/23.


TOWN LOT U1-1N toll SALE UNDER THE DIS-ClIA 1/3 )ED di 1,DIERS' SETTLEMENT REGU-LATIONS.

Aarrogin Land Agency.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned Lot will be open for sale on and after(Wednesday, .11th Novettila.n., 1925, under the Regula-tions for granting Town 110i:-; to Discharged Soldiers,as, jail I ilieil in the Goc,idnica( Gazette of the 19thSeptember, _1919, at the 1.Mloving upset price:-

Corr. No., TOW11, tot No., Conditions, Upset Price.6063/12.-NA1;ifOGIN, 936 (Ozi. '2k. 5p.), Town,

£22. Reserve .1d' 11 (E. S. & 0.) is hereby reduced.Applications for lot should lie lodged at the Nar-rogin Land 00b.0 on or before the date specified, andin the cc wit of more than one application being re-ceived on or before that date, the Land Board willallocate the lot.

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, ,22nd October, 1925.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by public auction, as provided by"The Land Act, 1898," at the following upset prices:-

Applications to be lodged at Perth.6651/12.-MOORA (Suburban for Cultivation), 205,

208, 209 (5 acres each), 210, 207 (3a. 2r. 18p. each),206 (3a. Pr. 17p.), £6 10s. per acre each. Subject tothe payment of £11 9s. Oil, on Lot 205; £8 13s. 9d. onLot 206; £6 15s. 3d. on Lot 207; £8 17s. 6d. 021 Lot205; £11 9s. 9d. on Lot 209, and £8 5s. 6d. on Lot 210,to the Government for improvements, at the sale, on thefall of the hammer.

Appiicai inns to be lodged at Beverley.1056/97.-1'1NGELLY (Town), 682 (la. 2r. 3.2p.),

412; 683 (la. Pr. 4.6p.), £10.A.pplications to be lodged at Narrogin.

10716/12.-DUDININ (Town), 71 and 70 (Oa. lr.Op. each), £14 each; 67 (Oa. Or. 39.9p.), 16 (Oa. lr.Op.), £16 each; 3 (Oa. 1r. Op.), £20; 12 (Oa. lr. Op.),£17; 50 (Oa. lr. (lp.). £18; 59 (Oa. lr. Op.), £10;119 (5 acre:.), (Subm1e.:n car Cultivation), £14. Sub-ject to the linen/err. i):H 30 days of sale, of the valueof improv,m(ms ;://, at the Minister's valuation,which N ball he lind. ;Ho! binding on the purchaser.

App.irniiem, /mipcd at Northam.6018/11.-01-AlUA I N Town), 108 (Oa. lr. Op.),

£25..1, e. ,/iods 1 In 1,,,lood at Bridgetown

1.824/24.-..\ V.! 1 (Town), 1 (Oa. Cr. 39.1.p.),£12; 2 to 7 (on. c. e/c11), £10 each; 8 (Oa. Cr.39.1.p.), £10.

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



GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale, at, public auction, on the dates and at theplaces specified below :-

ESPERA.NCE.24th Octal/64, 1925, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands

Office-Seaddan-Town, 11, lr., £20.

PERTH.28th Octobcr, 1925, at 8 p.m., at the Piccadilly Ballroom,

Hay ,Srtreet-Dag lish-Lots 35, 44, 23.4p. each, £50 each; 36 io

43 incl., 24.2p. each, £50 each ; 46, 35.8p., £50;47 to 54 incl., 24.4p. each, £50 each; 53,£50; 56, 24.8p., £50; 57 to 61 incl., 25.7p. )tch£50 each; 62, 25.Gp., £50; 63, 68, 23.4p. each,each; 64 to 67, 24.2p. each, £75 each; 69, 23.6p.,£75; 70 to 74 Owl., 25.7p. each, £75 each; 75,24.8p., £75; 76, 24.8p., £75; 77 to Si incl., 25.7p.each, £75 each; 82, 25.6p., £75; 53, 85, 23.4p.each, £100 each; 84 to 87, 24.2p. each, £100 each;89, 25.6p., £100; 90 to 94 incl., 2S.Tp. aeh,each ; 95, 24.8p., £100; 105 to .107, 24.2p. each,£100 each; 105, 23.4p., £100; 109, 25.Gp., £75;110 to 114, 25.7p. each, £75 each; 115, 24.Sp.,£75; 116, 24.8p., £75; 1.17 to 121, 25.7p. each,£75 each; 122, 25.6p., £75 ; 123, 128, 23.4p. each,£75 each; 124 to 127, 24.2p. each, £75 each; 129,25.6p., £50; 130 to 134, 25.7p. each, £50 each;135, 24.8p., £50; 136, 27.2p., £50; 137, 2

£50; 140, 25.4p., £50; 1.41, 25.8p., £30; 112,30.69., £50; 113, 30.3p., £50; 144, 23.4p., C.-»);

145 to 148, 24.29. each, £50 each; 149, 27.3p.,£50; 150, 32.6p., £30; 151, 23.5p., £50; 132 to160 incl., 25.8p. each, £50 each; 161, 23.5p., £50;162, 33.9p., £50; 163 to 166 incl., 31.49. each, £50each; 167, :33.9p., £50.

LAKE GRACE.3107, 1),101,( c, 1023, at 3 p.m., in the .4rivnlin rot Hall-

Ncvalc aie-Town, 1, 1.6, 24, 25, :3).10. each, 5, (1,

12, lc. oneit, .£20 (:ach ; 2, 4, 13, 11, Ir. each, £18each: 7, I I, :Ir. eaelt, 622 each; 8, 3931p.,17, ::2, 39.1 p. each, £1.5 each; 19 to 23 incl., sitto 20 incl., 31., Jr. each, £12 each.

Lake Didly-Town, 1, 10, 39.1p., 7, 11, Jr. each,£20 cacti; 3 to G incl., 12-, 13, 15, lr. each, 17,24, 25, 32, 39.1p. each, £16 each; 8, 39.1.p., £22;18, 20 to 22 incl., 26, 27, 29, 30, Ir. each, £1.1 each.

WAGIN.3rd .Navember, 1925, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands

Office-Dumbleprw-Town 07, Ii'. 81)., £13; 245, 39 9/10p.,

£15; 246, lr.,,.'014TIDERN CROSS.

41h November, 1925, at 3 p.m., at the District LandsOffice-

Paill.fiEch-Town, 48, lr., £12.Parker Road-Town, 11, 15, lr. each, -210 each.

Ts; A.T A NNING.5th November, 1923, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands

Office-Cranbrook-"140, 3ii. lr. 31p., £11..Katanning.-*1134, 4a. 2r. 1p., £20.Pingrup-Town, 4, Jr., £15.Gnowang,erup-Town, 181, lr., £15.Nyabing-i'40, 4a. 31). 39p., £12; 41, Sc., £10.

NARROGTN.5/1). No./ma/bar, 1925, at 11 a.m., at the District Land,:

Office-Duilinia--Town, 1.0, 1.r., £20; 5(), lr., £1.8; "1.16, 117,

3a. 2r. each, £16 each.Kondinin-"34, 4a. Qr. 2p., £15; 133, Sc, Or. 1p.,

£23; 134, 5a. Jr. 14p., £27.Popanyinning.-*86, Ta .ii. 19p., £12.

BRIDGETOWN.lth November, 1923, at 10.30 (1.9a, at Mc DistrictLands Office-

Briihretnwn-*772, 776, 10 acres each, £13, each;777, 1.1a. Si'. 29p., £15.

Manjimup-Town, 288, ir., £16 Sc.Nannop-49, la. Or. 26p., £15.Northcliffe-Town, 63, 1 r., £15.

[OCTOBER 23, 1925.

DUNG il1R V.11th -`,orember, 1925, at 3.30 p.m., at the District

II'4a., £12.

NORTHAM..121.h. No/Haber, 1925, a/ 1 U1') 11.111., at thr District

.Lands Uyo23, Ir., £.15.

cleeldme-*81., 7a., £12; 52. 7:). Si'. 17p., £10,Mg-Town, 7a. Ir., £22. 8, 39 1/10p., £27.

1.:ohdu:-Towni, -13, I jr, (.:12

)-..ump.otipin-Teyit. 1)6, 11%,

M ,-;!!c-TO \VU, I V., hiWM

Man. " ThiVII, aS, 147, I% VOA, £70 ene,h;

Tr. .}-:.3./.171(:).!.,t;.,, 21.: 1 r.,WIN -Town, 34, Ir., £30.

AVoltit.-Town, 13, 14, Ir. each, £20

GERALDTON.13th Nurembar, 1925, at 2 pm., avd thr Di,qtriet Lamb;

041,......---Ajtom-Town, 3, 4, 1r.(:)11)»; --Town, 25, 39 .:::0; 26, I r., £23.Pore); 4:.ri -Town, 73. 1/11t11.,Tonindo \.:. -Town, I r. /101)., .240,.Y:onlanoolal --Town, 212,

13th 2...orrwto r,]925, at 11 a.m., at. the Department ofLa,a1:: and Surveys-

.:,ohumdo-Town, :342, 343, D.. 9 9/.1(11), each,oNcli ; 1:344 and 3,15, 1/10p., £120:

3H, :419, 350, tr. 9 10p. ice],,Po,!:ingluoo-Town, itt, -1(I, 1r. each, £20 each.

*107, 6a. 3r. 131) £21; 10S, 7a. 2r.

Soul), ir., £70; 1775. 'Ir. 6p., £85;1713. Ir., £70; 180, iv. Op., £75: .Itt to 183 in-clied..e. le. each, £45 0:11'11 ; .144, 1,. £70;

Ir., £63.uc.:o I 1 10 pa.)..ment of 1-4170 for buffo\ ineent-,

the I ion sal'', or 10 per cent. as deposit, :Ina ladancein 'fair oe,-4)rly instalments., with interest at 6 percent. pee er.muit.

'Suburban for cultivation.The purchaser will have the option of taking, in lieu

of a grant of the fee simple, a lease under the Regula-tions at the scheduled capital value nearest tho upsetprice for the term of 99 years, on payment of a premium

eical. to the amount of his bid in excess of the upset

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

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at this office. Land sold to a depth of 200 feetbelow the natural surface, except in mining districts,where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet only.


TENDERS FOR LEASING QUA t1.11\- Al' VICTORIARESERVOIR CA TC1I ENT.

Corres. 3425/25.TENDERS are invited for the right to remove stonefrom that portion of the Victoria Reservoir (MondayBrook) Catchment Area bounded by lines starting fromthe South-East corner of Canning Location 200 and ex-tending- South 20 chains; West 50 chains to publicroad, and along same Northward to the South boun-dary of Location 206 aforesaid; thence .East to thestarting point. (Plan 1C/40, E4-.)

Tenders marked "Tender for removing stone fromReserve 1774" and addressed to the Under Secretaryfor Lands, should be lodged at the Lands Department,Perth, on or before Wednesday, 4th November, 1925.

The minimum rental for the granting of this licensehas been fixed at 10s. per month, and a deposit of onemonth's rent should be lo'dged with the tender.

Ocrupa14on of this area will 1e tq[bject to the by-lawsof the hit etropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage Ilepartment for the prevention of pollution,and the lo.o.est or any tender will nbt necessarily beaccepted.

OcTolsiac 23, 1925.] OOVERNMtiqT. GAZWIlt, W.A. 1925

TENDERS FOR LEASING BELLINGER ISLANDS.Perth Land Agency.

Grazing Purposes.Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898,'' and its

Amendments.Corr. No. 3355/25.

TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinBellinger Islands, containing about 80 acres, are in-vited.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing underSection 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-ments for a term of one year, renewable at the will ofthe Hon. the Minister': for Lands, and terminable atthree Months' notice, rent being apportioned accord-ingly.

Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of10s.) endorsed "Tender for Bellinger Islands," shownon Public Plan 3/300 and addressed Under Secretaryfor Lands must be lodged at the Lands Office, Perth,on or before Wednesday, 4th November, 1925.

All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily bei'iocepted. (Plan 3/300.)

LAND ACT, 1898(Section 152).

Notice of Intention to Lease Land at Walpole Inlet(Nornalup).

1831/24.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that itis proposed to grant a lease, under Section 152 of "TheLand Act, 1898," of 25 acres of Nelson Location 8411,at Walpole Inlet, to T. 11. Swarbrick for Tourist .Pur-poses, for a term of 21 years.

THE 111US11 FIRES ,ACT, 1902.Prohibit ed PeriOds.

N o. H.10/25.I l l S flKcellwicy the l7,1'1101' iii Executive Council has1.ceu uiii' r section 5 of "The Bush10, s A t, 11Y2,11 th:.1. 11 sh;:11 unlawful to set fireo the bush in the followim Road Districts, during the

periods set out in the schedule hereunder, and to ap-rrove, under Section 2 of "The Bush Fires Amend-weld Act, 1901," of the suspension of the operation ofsireN prohibition so far as it extends I H the MidlandRailway Reserve, fur a period extending from the 1stNovember, 192:5,, to 21st 'December, B!2.5, both datesinelusive.

C. G. MORRIS,Linder Secretary for Lands.

Road Districts and Prohibil«1 Pcriods (hoth dates

Albany-1st _November, 1925, to 31.st. January, 1926,

'Armadale-ikehnscott-lst November, 1925, to 15thMarch, 1926, inclusive.

Ashburton-jst September, 1925, to 31st March, 1926,inclusive.

*Augusti't-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,hiclusive.

Balimiap-1.5th ')ecember, 1925, to 1st March, 1926,

11.1 -wHwal,--ist, November, 1925, to 15th February,1925, inclusive.

NOVellIber, :1925, to 15th February,1920, inclusive.

Belmont Park--lst November, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

Wveriey--lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,leclusive.

Bridz4eloul-15th 'November, 1925, to 15th February,192(4, inclusive.

Brook con I Past of (lreat Southern Railway)-1st Nov-miller, 1925, to 15th 'February, 1926, inclusive;

I of ( re at Southern Railway)-1st Novellelier, 1:).15. i 24th February, 1926, inclusive.

Broomehill-15th Octoter,.1925, to 15th :February, 1926,hie] u si ye.

Bruce .Rock-lst November, 1925, to 31st January, 1926,inelw4ive.

Bunlmry-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

Canning-lst January, 1926, to 15th March, 1926, in-clusive.

Capel-lst December, 1925, to 14th February, 1926, in-clusive.

Carnamah-l.st November, 1925, to 15th Fabruary,1926, inclusive.

Cluttering-1st November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

Claremont-lst December, 1925, to 31st March, 1926,inclusive.

Collie-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926, in-clusive.

Corright-15th October, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

Cottcsloe Beach-lst November, 1925, to 16th February,1926, inclusive.

Cuballing-1.0 November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

Dalwallinu-15th October, 1925, to 1st February, 1926,inclusive.

Dandarra,an (East of centre of Northern Stock Route)-1sCNovember, 1925, to 28th February, 1926, in-clusive; (West of centre of Northern Stock Route)-1st November, 1925, to 1st December, 1925, in-clusive.

Dardanup-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

Darling Range-1st November, 1.925, to 28th February,1926, inclusive.

*Demuark-lst November, 1925, to 31st January, 1926.Dowerin-1.5th October, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,

inclusive.Drakesbrook-lst November, 1925, to 15th February,

1926, inclusive.Dunibleyung-lst November, 1925, to 7th February,

1926, inclusive.Esperance-lst November, 1925, to 31st January, 1926,

inclusive.Fremantle-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,

inclusive.Gascoyne-Minilya-lst August, 1925, to 31st May, 1926,

inclusiVe.Geralat011-1.st November, 1925, to 28th February, 1926,

inclusive.Gingin-1.5th November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,

inclusive.Onowangerup (East of North and South line through

.184-Mile Post on Rabbit-proof Fence)-1st Nov-ember, 1925. to 15th ,February, 1026, inclusive;West of North and South line through 184-Mile'Post on Rabhit-proof Fence-18t November, 1925, to28th February, 1926, inclusive.

Goomalling,-lst November, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

Gosuells-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

'Oreenbushes-lst November, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

reenmount-lst Novernber, 1925, to 28th February,1926, inclusive.

Greenough-ilst October, 1925, to 30th January, 1926,inclusive.

Harvey-1.st November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

'Irwin--lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

Katanning-l.st November, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

Kellerberrin-lst October, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

Kent--lst November, 1925, to 7th February, 1926, in-clusive.

Kojonup-ist November, 1925, to 7th February, 1926,inclusive.

.Kumuloppin-Trayning-lst November, U125, to 15th,Iiiituary, 1926, inclusive.

'Lake Grace-1st November, 1925, to 7th February,1926, inclusive.

Marradong-16th November, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

*Manjimup-.15th November, 1925, to 31st January,1926, inclusive.

Meekering-lst November, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

Melbourne-lst November, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

Melville-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

Merredin-lst November, 1925, to 1st February, 1926,inclusive.

1lingenew-15th October, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

1926 GOVERNMENT

Moora-1st November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

ML Marshall-1st November, 1925, to 31st January,1926, inclusive.

Mu llewa-.1.st November, 1925, to 31st January, 1926,inclusive.

Murray-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

*Nannup-20th December, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

Narrogin-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

Narembeen-lst November, 1925, to 31st January,1926, inclusive.

Northam-lst November, 1925, to 2Sth February, 1926,inclusive.

Northampton-That portion of the Distriet situateNorth of the line following Bob Road Wr-Th.dy tothe sea, and Easterly from its inter::eclim. withGera Idton Road East to the Railway; thence alongNorth boundary of Locations 4175 a iii 10 toWundi Road and along such road to the East boun-dary of the District-From 20th 0c101.er, 1925, to15th February, 1926, inclusive. Balance of Dis-trict-20th October, 1925, to 28th Fehmetry, 1926.

Nungarin-lst November, 1925, to 31st January, 1926,inclusive.

Peppermint Grove-lst November, 1925, to 28th Feb-ruary, 1926, inclusive.

Perenjori-Morawa-lst November, 1925, to 31st Jan-uary, 1926, inclusive.

Perth-1st November, 1925, to 2Sth February, 1926,inclusive.

Phillips River-let November, 1925, to 31st January,1926,. inclusive.

Pingelly (East of Great Southern Railway)-151li Oc-tober 1925, to 15th February, 1926. (West ofGreat Southern Railway)-15th October, 1925, to28th February, 1926.

Plantagenet-lst November, 1925, to 7th February,1926, inclusive.

Preston-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1.926,inclusive.

Quairading-lst November; 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

*Rockingham-1st November, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

Roe-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926, in-clusive.

*Serpentine-Jarrandale-1st November, 1925, to 15thFebruary, 1926, inclusive.

South Perth-] at November, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

*Sussex-ist November, 1925, to 31st January, 1920,inclusive.

Swan-lst November, 1925, to 31st January, 1926, in-clusive.

Tambellup-15th October, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

Todyay-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

*tipper Blackwood-1st November, 1925, to 15th Feb-ruary, 1926, inclusive.

Upper Chapman-15th October, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

Victoria Plains-let November, 1925, to 10th February,1926; inclusive.

Wagin-lst November, 1925, to 7th February, 1926,inclusive.

Wandering-1.6th October, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

Wanneru-15th January, 1926, to 28th February, 1926,inclusive.

West Arthur-lst November, 1925, to 1.5tli February,1926, inclusive.

Westonia-lst November, 1925, to 21st January, 1926,inclusive.

Wickepin-lst November, 1925, to 15th February, 1926,inclusive.

Williams--let November, 1925, to 28th February, 1926,inclusive.

Woodanilling-lst November, 1925, to 7th February,1926, inclusive.

Wyalcatchem-l.st November, 1925, to 15th February,1926, inclusive.

Yalgoo-lst November, 1925, to 31st March, 1920, in-clusive.

Yilgarn-1 s1 ovember, 1925, to 21st J;111I1ary, 1920,inclusive.

York-Ist Xovember, 1925, to 28th Pei,r 1920, ii-el u-;ive.

The ; thin, the Road 11)18tti.-i 1 r),which. are set apart for Group Settleme t, I exemptedfrom the operation of this declaration.

GAZETTE, W.A. [OCTOBER 23, 1925.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part X. of "The Land Act, 1898."

IT is hereby notified that the laud described hereunderwill be available fcir general selection under Part X.of " The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, on andafter the date specified:-

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 28th OCTOBER, 1925.KALGOORLIE LAND AGENCY.

Eastern Division.Jaurdi and Hampton Districts, near Kundana Common.

3495/25. (Plan 50/80, F1, 2.)That portion of unsurveyed land, containing about

20,5=18 acres, bounded by lines starting from N.W. cor-ner Lease 2710/97 and prolongation Northward of

Westurn boundary about 504 chains; thence West-ward about 278 chains to Kunclana Common (Reserve18930) ; thence along latter's Eastern and Southernboundaries; thence Southward about 264 chains; thenceEastward to starting point; being W.A. Goldfields'Firewood Supply Company's cancelled application.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.North-West Division.

Koondra District, near Mundawindi Camp.3772/23. (Plan 80/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, containing about

40,000 acres; being. B. Murphy's forfeited Lease3427/96.

RAVENSTHORPE LAN]) AGENCY.Eucla Division.

Leake District, ncar Hatter's Hill.745/22. (Plan 374/80.)Those areas of unsurveyed land, containing about

80,000 acres; being H. A. Chester 's forfeited Leases1153/95 and 1159/95.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, 1925.KALGOORLIE LAND AGENCY.

Eucla Division.Dundas District, near Norseman.

Corres. No. 3735/25. (Plan 350/80.)The area containing about 42,800 acres, bounded on

the West by Pastoral Leases 1147/95, 671/95, and1152/95; on the South by a North boundary of Pas-toral Lease 1152/95; on the North by Pastoral Lease467/95; and on the East by a line extending from theSouth-East corner of Pastoral Lease 467/95 to theSouth-West corner of Pastoral Lease 1150/95; thenceSouthward to the North-Easternmost corner of PastoralLease 1152/95.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.North-West DiViSiOM

Edel District, near Nounacragooda Soak,Corr. No. 1534/25. (Plan 56/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, containing about

40,000 acres, bounded by lines commencing from 100M.P., Stock Route; thence Westward about 438 chains;thence Southward about 765 chains; thence Eastwardabout 583 chains; thence in a Northerly direction alongWestern boundaryof Stock route to starting point;being Juo. B. Hassell 's cancelled application.

C. G. MORRIS,-Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theal ea scheduled hereunder will be available for selectionunder *"l'he Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, onand niter the dates set out in the schedules.

`l e areas marked "A " shall be open for selectionby die special classes of selectors hereinafter named inthe following order of preference:-

(1) Under " The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement1918," by "Discharged Soldiers" within

r-in,ning of paragraphs (a), (b), and (c)I M: interpretation of the term in Section 3

of that Act, and "Dependants" within themeaning of that term in the said section.

OCTOBER 23, 1925.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 1927

Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ex-BritishSoldiers who were on active service in the latewar.

(3) Under "The Land Act, 1898," by MunitionWorkers in the late war.

(4) Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ordinaryselectors.

(In the event of an applicant other than a DischargedSoldier under subparagraph (1) obtaining a block withina Repurchased Estate, the term of the lease and con-ditions of payment will be subject to re-adjustment inaccordance with the provisions of " The AgriculturalLands Purchase Act, 1909.")

The areas marked B" are not subject to such orderof preference.

The areas marked thus * are open under Part VI.Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Office

for the district in which the land is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

All applications lodged on or before such date willbe treated as having been received on the closing day,and if there are more applicants than one for an:,block the application to be granted will be determinedby the Land Board, except in cases where it is alreadydetermined by the order of preference set out aboveunder "A." Should any lands remain unselected suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwisedealt with.

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

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person he may apply to the Head Office or tothe Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Departmentwhich, on presentation at the nearest Railway Station,will entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Excursion Rates,to the place where the Board will sit, available for sevendays from the date of issue.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationavailable under Part VIII. must take the balance there-of, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

The prices quoted hereunder (exclusive of the valueof improvements, if any, and survey fees, and landacquired by the Crown under "The Agricultural LandsPurchase Act, 1909," or otherwise for settlement) arereduced by one-half to Discharged A.I.F. Soldiers only.

SCHEDULE.NOW OPEN.

lit 4Th LAND AGENCY.Melbourne District.

Corr. No. 495/94.Open under Part V. (Plan 63/80, B4.)The land contained within the closed road passing

through Melbourne Location 540, at 15s. per acre.This land is available only to holders of land abutting

thereon.The Crown Grant of this land will not be issued be-

for those of adjoining blocks in the same name.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 28th OCTOBER, 1925.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Plantagenet District (about 31/2 miles South-West ofYoungs Siding).

Corn Na. 2903/15.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 456B/

40.)Locations 2549 and 2550, containing 55% acres and

32 acres 3 roods and 20 perches respectively; subject topricing ; being G. F. W. Southgate 's forfeited Leases35502/55 and 35579/55.

cra),Plantagenet District (about 15 miles South-East of

Mount ,Barker).Corr. No. 3091/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 451/80,

D1.)Location 4425, containing abut 15 acres; subject to

survey, classification, and pricing., moll payment of fullor partial survey fee if called. up ; being H. G. Cluett'scancelled application.

;

Kujonvi, (about 22 miles South-East fromAfuradup).

Corr. No.. 583/18.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 437D/40,

B3-4.)

Location Area. Price perIacre. Remarks.

a. r. p. £ a. d.5725 500 1 1 o 5 U Chtaailleatiwi, p. 5 of 583/18.7118:1 2,902 3 19 U 3 0 Classiticat p.3 of 2530/21.5659 993 0 20 0 5 e Classincaion, p. 15 of 28/19.3925 lee 0 17 Suuject to classification and

pricing.

;:e whole is subject to payment of Agricultural Bankimiehtedness of .t.'1,039 its. 5d. to 31/12/24; being; 'arsons and Berliner 'S forfeited Leases 10928/68,14086/68, 12168/68, and 21774/74.

BE V ERLE Y LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about six miles North of Lomos).Corr. No. 1791/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 344/80,

A2.)Location 17280, containing 1,104 acres 2 roods 24

perches, at 5s. 6d. per acre (classification, page 7,1791/21); as excluded from J. M. Price's application ;Agricultural Bank advance not guaranteed.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

SlaSeX District (about one mile North-East ofKarridale).

Corr. No. 7164/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 440/80,

134.)Location 1297, containing, 158 acres l'rood 7 perches,

at 17s. 6d. per acre (classification, page 6, 7164/23)subject to condition that all marketable timber is re-served to the Crown and to limitation of selection asapplying to this district; being :I. Tomlinson's forfeitedLease 24072/74.

cca,,Kujonup District (about 18 miles South of Narlingup).

Corr. No. 181/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 438/80,

F3, 437D/40.)Locations 8006 and 7902, containing 2,268 acres 0

roods 39 perches, at 5s. 6d. and 8s. 3d. per acre respec-tively. Location 7902 is subject to a reduction to Sc. 9/I.per acre if poison be eradicated and land stocked withinlive years (classification,. page 3- of 181/23 and page10 of 6/23) ; neither a railway nor Agricultural Bankadvance guaranteed; being S. .1. East's forfeited Leases24134/74 and 18215/68.

ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.

Fitzgerald District (about seven miles East of GrassPatch).


D1.)Location 348, containing 1,002 acres 0 roods 38

perches, at 10s. 9d. per acre (classification, page 8,5490/21) ; subject to special condition governing Agri-cultural Bank advances as may be granted; being L.J. P. Mogg's forfeited Lease 12753/56,

Esperance District (about 15 miles West of Gibson).Corr. No. 5192/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 423/80,

A2.)That area of unsarveye,1 land, containing about 2,700

neres, bounded be lines formed by the prolongationWeslward of the Northern boundary of Location 1027,a bout 160 chains; thence North about 210 chains, Eastabout 100 chains, and thence in a South-Easterly direc-tion to starting point; being portion of land appliedfor by Stewart Bros.; subject to survey, pricing, andpayment, full or partial, of survey fee if called up(classification, page 5 of 5192/24).

192S i3OVtliNikitNT GAZETTE, W.A.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.

Victoria District (near Mt. Misery).Corr. No. 5565/04.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 123/80,

E3.)

Location No. Area.

6812a. r. p.

168 0 0

Price peracre.

£ s. d.

Remarks.

Subject to survey, classifi-cation and pricing, andto the inclusion of thefollowing clause in theleases thereof : " Thislease is subject to theof any person, being theholder of a Miners' Right,to enter on the land forprospecting purposes, andalso to a right reserved tothe Crown, in addition tothe statutory rights of re-sumption, to resume thesaid land or any portionthereof, and to declare thesame to be Crown Landswithin the meaning and forthe purposes of TheMining Act, 1004, withoutcompensation, exceptingfor the value of the im-provements (if any) thenbeing on the land so re-sumed."

Reserve 16290 (Minerals) is hereby cancelled.

Victoria District (about two miles East of Yana).Corr. No. 6037/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 160C/40,

E.E3.)Location 4717, containing 840 acres, at Sc. per acre

(classification, page 11, 2588/.10) ; being .1. H. .Pearceforfeited Lease 18546/68.

((B.('Victoria District (about 12 miles East of Latham).Corr. No. 1798/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 96/80,

C.D3.)Locations 4020 and 7500, containing 1,000 acres, at

10s. per acre (classification, page 26 of 4891/23) ; sub-ject to, payment of Agricultural Bank indebtedness of£618 2s. 10d. (Location 7500 is unsurveyed portion ofLocation 4020, to be selected therewith) ; being R. E.Mitchell's forfeited Leases 41158/55 and 24301/74.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.«B.),Plantagenet District (about nine miles South of

Kebaringup).Corr. No. 4675/19.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 436C/40,

E.F3.)Locations 3397 and 3398, containing 1,880 acres; sub-

ject to pricing and payment for existing improvements(classification, pages 27-28 of 4675/19) ; being D.John 's forfeited Lease 11274/68.

feB.7)

Hay District (about 51/2 miles from Tenterden).Con.. No. 2340/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and (Plan 444/80,

P2.)

Location No. I

972

14341148 ..

Area.

a. r.150 1

1,011 2310 2

p.4

2218

Price peracre.

s. d.0 6 3

0 2 60 5 9

Remarks.

Reducible to 4s. 6d. per acreif poison be eradicated and'land stocked within 1years.

Classifications 2340/20 (8), 6393/23 (23), 4886/20(7) ; being L. A. Perkins's forfeited Leases 12924/68,18918/6S, and 14551/68.

[OuronElt 23, 1925.

«13:1Plantagenet District (about three miles South-East from

Borden).Corr. No. 6861/19.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 435/89,

A, 13, 2-3.)Location 3915, containing 1,515 acres 1 rood 1.7

perches, at Ss. 96. per acre, reducible to 3s. 9(1. per acreif poison be eradicated and land stocked within .fiveyears (classification, page 4, 6861/19) ; being J. loll 'aforfeited Lease 13344/68.

NARROGIN LAND ACENcY.lEd/ants Dish let.

Corr. No. 6613/24.Open under Part V. (Plan 384(4/40, D.E4.)The land contained within the closed road. along the

North boundary of Williams Location 10396 and partof the North boundary of Location 1766, at 158. peracre.

This land is available only to holders of land abuttingthereon.

The Grown Grant of this land will not be issued be-fore those of adjoining' blocks in the same name.

(413.),

Williams District (about 15 miles East of Dudinin).Corr. No. 7130/11.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 386/80,

El.)Part of Location 10194, containing 160 acres; subject

to pricing (classification, page 21, 13898/10) and ; a.ment of Agricultural Bank indebtedness of £553 14s. 4d.to December, 1924 (collected Agricultural Bank securitywith balance of location) being J. W. Sutton's for-feited Homestead mad Far 16956/74.

Williams District (about Vi7h: 'WM'S North of LakeGrace).

corr. No. 3176/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 387/20,

(22.)Location 12862, containing 653 acres 0 roods

perches, at 10s. an acre (classification, page 14, 0432/22) ; being A. J. Wilson's cancelled application.

NORTIIAM LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (near 17tva Siding).Corr. No. S569/13.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 25/80,

F3.)The area, containing about 37 acres, situated South of

Road No. 4999, East of the Railway Reserve, and North-West of Avon Locations 11434 and 11437, at 15s. peracre; subject to survey. Reserve 10655 (Townsite) ishereby reduced.

Avon District.Corr. No. 2947/25.Open under Part V. (Plan 33/80, D3.)The land contained within the closed road along the

Eastern boundary of Avon Location 19951, the Eastern-most, a South, and all East boundary of Location 15724,and an 'East and a North boundary of Location 10998,at 15s. per acre.

This land is available only to the holders of landabutting thereon.

The Crown Grant of this land will not he issued be-fore those of adjoining!, ldocks in the sante mime.

iron District (about t7,ssroidiinn;

Siding).South of ari a»mpl.ne

Corr. No. 759/24..Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 5/80,

D2.)Location 19131, containing 978 acres, at 4s. per acre

(classification, page -7, 759/24) ; subject to Government'sright to resume land required for public purposes with-out compensatian except for value of imr.rovements TC'-sumed ; being G. E. C. Lewis's forfeited Lease 18362/68,

OCTOBER 23, 1925.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1920

B.1Avon District (about 13 miles South of Gramphorne).


D2.)Locations 19132 and 24247, containing 914 acres 2

roods 2 perches, at 4s Gd. per acre (classification, page10, 804/24); subject to Government's right to resumefor public purposes without compensation except forvalue of improvements so resumed; being J. W. Prince'sforfeited Lease 18493/68.

Avon District (about one mile North-Wrst of Barbalin).Corr. No. 3646/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 55/80,

E3.)Locations 14368, 24034, and 24577, containing 1,828

acres 2 roods 28 perches, at 6s. Gd. per acre (classifica-tion, page 8 of 109/23). (Location 24577 is the unsur-veyed portion of Location 14368, to be selecte4d there-with) ; being F. C. Grande 's forfeited Leases 17622/G8and 23900/74.

ce13.2)

Co/vowing A.A.. and Avon District (about live milesNorth-East of -Milan).


F4.)Lots 278, 229, and Location 24453, containing about

1,025 acres; subject to survey, pricing, and paymentof field or partial survey as may be determined; beingFenwick and Green's cancelled applications.

(Lots 278 and 229 embrace the whole of CowcowingA.A. Lot 229.)

Avon District (about six miles Bost from Fdabbin).Corr. No. 7635/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VII I. (Plan 35/80,

A2-3.)Locations 14049 and 23328, containing 994 acres 0

roods 14 poles, at 9s. per acre (classification, page 9 of7635/22). (Location 22328 is the unsurveyed Home-stead Farm portion of Location 14049, to be selectedtherewith) ; being W. D. Ross 's forfeited Leases 16503/OS and 23285/74.

B.tyAvon .District (about 11 miles North-West of

Gramphorne).Corr. No. 5146/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 5/80,

Hi.)Location 16967, containing 991 acres, at 7s. Gd. per

acre (classification, page 116 of 3714/10, Vol. 3) ; noAgricultural Bank advance guaranteed; being A. Vin-cent's forfeited Lease 17391/68.

,tatt.4 von District (about eight miles South of Baandee).

(Jorr. No. 2646/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 25/80,

1)4.)Location 18857, containing 2,454 acres, at 8s. per

acre (classification, page G, 1646/22) ; being F. Jack--sun 's cancelled application.

ccattAvon District (about six miles South of Pam tapCorr. Na. 3913/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and 'var. (Plan 4/80,

Al.)Location 20227, containing 200 acres, at 7s. per acre

(elassification, page 6, 3913/24) ; being A. McWhinney'sforfeited Lease 18399/68.

Avon District (about two miles East of Erikin).Corr. No. 1182/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 4/80,

D3.)Locations 15320 and 22189, containing 2,180 acres 0

roods 12 perches, at 5s. per acre (if selected conjointly';(classifications, page 25, 4027/11, and page 6, 1182/21) ;being .1. Beaton 's forfeited Lease 15973/68.

(B.72

Avon District (about nine miles South of Benjaberring).Corr. No. 6556/14.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 33/80,

(i..D. 3-4.)Location 0114, containing 1061/2 acres, at 9s. per acre,

ex improvements (classification, page 23, 5078/06);being c. E. Hennessey 's forfeited Lease 35217/55.

ATOM District (about 10 miles North of Dowcrin).Corr. No. 2067/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 33/80,

Al.)Locations 20369 and 24761, containing 550 acres, at

7s. Gd. per acre (classification, page 8, 8946/12). Loca-tion 24490, about 1,000 acres; subject to survey, classi-fication, pricing, and payment of full survey fee withapplication. (Location 24761 is the unsurve) ed Home-stead Farm portion of Location 20369, to be selectedtherewith) ; being Geo. V. Ould 's cancelled applications.

Xing/Ian' District (North of Mollerin Lake).Corr. No. 3803/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 65/80,

F2-3.)Locations 1316 and 1317, containing 1,763 acres, at

4s. 3d. per acre if selected conjointly (classification, page5, 3803/22); Agricultural Bank advance not guaranteed;the right is reserved to resume for railway or other publicpurposes without compensation except for value of im-provements so resumed; being A. H. Kiesey 's forfeitedLease 17306/68.

(irm,Avon District (about 10 miles South-West from Gabbin).


A4.)Locations 22839 and 24564, containing 949 acres 2

roods 26 perches, at 9s. 6d. per acre (classification, page5 of 2341/22) ; being II. Hansen's forfeited Leases40404/55 and 23639/74.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Murray District (about four miles South-East ofKeysbrook).

Corr. No, 249/23.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 380E/40, D1.)Location 1076, containing 160 acres, at 7s. 3d. per

acre (classification, page 17, 10004/13) ; subject tospecial conditions respecting; selection within Timberleases, etc.; being H. M. Reynolds' forfeited Lease23241/74.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.

Y ilgarn District (about one mile North of Walgoolan).Corr. No. 2673/22.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan 35/80, D4.)That part of Location 22, containing about 62 acres,

situated South of a line parallel to and at a distance of11 chains from the North boundary of Location 6; sub-ject to survey, classification, and pricing, and to themining conditions respecting the selection of land in thisdistrict, all useful timber to be cut, carted and loadedon trucks and consigned to the No. 4 Pumping Station.Reserve 18199 (Water) is hereby reduced.

iiR,2iigarn District (about 10 miles North of Bullfinch).Corr. No. 4330/25.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan 53/80, C2 & 3.)Location 6S2, containing 1,078 acres 2 roods 35

perches, at Ss. per acre (classification page 74, 6875/22) ; subject to mining and timber conditions governingselection within this district; being L. A. Simmons'cancelled application.

The maximum advance on any approved holding is £65,on a basis of 50 per cent, value of improvements effected.No application will be approved unless the applicantsatisfies the Land Board that lie can develop and crophis holding with this assistance.

1930 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [OcamER 23, 1925.

WAGIN LAND ACENCY.

Roe District (about 10 miles East of Laice Grace).Corr. No. 1725/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 387/80,

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about five miles North of Bulyee).Corr. No. 2033/24.Open under Parts V., and VIII. (Plan 3430/40,

F3.)D, E3.)

Location 534, containing 2,567 acres 0 roods 16perches, at 4s. 6d. per acre (classification, page 17 of1725/23) ; no Agricultural Bank advance guaranteed ;being S. McCarthy is forfeited Lease 17838/0S.

Location No. Area. Price peracre. Remarks,

234852348618586, 7579

615 2160 0140 0

330

180

)

S. d.

6 3Reducible to 4s. 6d. per

acre if poison be eradi-cated and land stockedwithin 5 years.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, 1925.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Torbay Agricultural Area (near Torbay).Corr. No. 1821/25.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 457A/40.)Lots 24 and 82, containing 1701A acres, at 10s. per

acre and 10s. 3d. per acre respectively (classifications,pages 11 and 13 of 1473/17) ; as deleted from R.Perkins' application.

Corr.. No. 3233/20,Open under Part V. (Section 55) of " The Lan d Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands

Purchase Act, 1909," and Section 10 of " The Disclut rged. Soldiers ' Settlement Act, 1918,"

(Classification, page 3, 6776/22). (Location 23486is 1 he unsurveyed Homestead Farm portion of Location23185, o be selected therewith) ; being T. Lowe's for-fib eci. Leases 17836/68 and 23983/74.

Avon District (about two miles South-East of Bilbarrin).Corr. No. 4998/24.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 344/80,

D.E2.)Locations 18635 and 18636, containing 839 and 769

acres, at Os. per acre (classification, page 6, 885/23) ;no Agricultural Bank advance guaranteed ; being H.Woolhead 's cancelled application.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.

AVON DISTRICTNOOMBLING ESTATE.

Plan 379/80.

Lot No.Price per acre,

Area. including im-provements.

PurchaseMoney.

Soldiers. Civilians.

Plus letHalf-year's

interestcapitalised.

Four and a-halfyears' interest

payable at6 per cent., half-yearly instal-

ment.

Half-yearly in-stalments for

balance of tot m of25 years.

TIalf.yearly in-stalment to bepaid by appli-cants over 30years at 6 per

cent.

12245 ...a. r. p.

1,190 1 16£ s. d.2 14 6

s. c.3,243 14 1

£ s. d.3,341 0 4

£ s. d.100 4 7

s. d.129 17 4

£ s. d.113 15 10

Subject to Agricultur.d Bank Mortgage £895 Is. 9d. to 31/12/24, also Industries Assistance Board debt of £842 Os. 4d.Being W. F. Dee's cancelled lease 20/1591/55.

I3RIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.B.7,Wellington (Boyanup A.A.) District (near Argyle

Siding).Corr. No. 13724/04.Open under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 414A/40, B1.)That part of Boyanup Agricultural Area Lot 337,

containing about 5 acres, bounded by lines commencingat the North-East corner of Lot 374, and . extendingEast 5 chains, South 10 cha.ins, thence West and Northto the starting point; subject to survey, classification,and pricing. Reserve 9767 (Public Utility) is herebyreduced.

Nelson District (about PA miles West of Pemberton).Corr. No. 3748/24.

030.)pen under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 4420/40,

The area, containing about 27 acres, bounded by linescommencing. at the intersection of a North-East cornerof Location 6785 with the West side of Road No. 5885,and extending West 22 chains 48.5 links, thence North.about 12 chains, thence East and South to the startingpoint; subject to survey, classification, and pricing.Reserve 15978 (Timber) is hereby reduced.

Ouromm 23, 1925.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1931

Nelson District (about 11, miles South-West ofYaninah).

Corr. No. 2045/25.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 4390/40, D4.)Location 9471, containing 98 acres 1 rood 17 perches,

at 1] s. per acre (classification, page 8, 5896/22) ; sub-ject to limitation of area as applying to this district.The Crown reserves the right to remove all marketabletimber, and subject to conditions governing selectionwithin State Saw Milling Permits; being F. E. Han-sen's cancelled application.

BUNRURY LAND AGENCY.B.11Wellington District (about one mile South-West from

CCF3.71

Fitzgerald District (about 91/0; miles South-West fromSalmon Gums).


A3.)Locations 387 and 822, containing 1,183 acres 0 roods

:I. perch, at 8s. 6d. per acre (classification, page 29 of6194/21) ; subject to special conditions governing Agri-cultural Bank advances as may be granted. (Location822 is the unsurveyed Homestead Farm portion of Loca-tion 387, to be selected therewith) ; being W. Twell 'sforfeited Leases 41049/55 and 24178/74.

CCB.),

Corr. No.Open under

P3.)

Location No.

Shotts).3476/24.

Part V. (Section

Area. Price peracre.

60). (Plan 4110/40,

Remarks.

Fitzgerald District (about eight miles South-East ofSalmon Gums).


D2.)Location 597, containing 997 acres 1 rood 28 perches,

at 10s. 6d. per acre (classification, page 12 of 7628/22) ;subject to special conditions governing AgriculturalBank advances as may be granted ; being CharlesStacey's forfeited Lease 41067/55.

4109411041114112411341144115

a.3 04 04 34 34 04 14 1

255

191732

113

S. d.3008003 0 03 0 03 0 03 0 03 0 0

ncluding survey fee.

The Crown reserves the right to take marketable tim-ber from these locations for a period of six monthsafter the issue of the approval notice, and the lesseesshall accept all responsibility for damage done to anyimprovements by Permit holders whilst removing suchtimber.

Only one location will be granted to any one appli-cant.

ESPERA NOE LAND AGENCY.((ay,

Fitzgerald District (about 13 miles East of Dowak andseven miles East of Salmon (iums).

Corr. No. 5821/23.Open under Parts V., VT., and VITT.. (Plan 392/80,

DI. & 2, Esperancti, Sheet 18.)

Location No. Area. Price per Remarks.

a. T. p. s. d.591 838 3 33

7 6 Classification, p. 1 of 5821/23.853 160 0 0

603 865 0 10-0 10 6 Classification, p. 11 of 5821/33

848 160 o

(Locations 853 and 848 are the unsurveyed portionsof Locations 591 and 603, to be selected therewith) ;subject to special conditions governing AgriculturalBank advance as may be granted; being W. Cranstonand W. G. Finn's forfeited Leases 40499/55, 23731/74,40486/55, and 23719/74.

Fit2gerald District (about three miles North-EastRed Lake).


04.)

Location No. Area. Price peracre. Remarks.

a. r. p.413 1,321 0 7

412 910 1 3

1124 160 0 0

Y B. (1.0 12 13 Classification, p. 33 of 367/22

10 12 II Classification, p. 32 of 367/22

(Location 1124 is the unsurveyed Homestead Farmportion of Location 412, to be selected therewith) ; sub-ject to special conditions governing Agricultural Bankadvances as may be granted; being W. M. Williams andJ. H. Flanigan's forfeited Teases 40904/55, 1.3018/56,41257/55, and 24411/74

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.-

Victoria District (about three miles South-East from,Bow pada).


E2 & 3.)Locations 5474 and 6326, containing 1,882 acres, at

Os. (id, per acre, including improvements (if selectedtogether) (classifications, pages 9 of 7722/20 and 18 of12113/11) ; being Wm. Barwise's forfeited Lease17955/68.

4,13.71

Victoria District (about 12 miles North-West ofNorthampton).

Corr. No. 7612/19.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 1590/40

and 159/80, E.F.2 & 3.)Location 7079, containing 4,967 acres 3 roods 33

perches, at 5s. per acre, reducible to ls. 6d. per acreif poison be eradicated and land stocked within fiveyears (classification, page 8, 7612/19) AgriculturalBank advance not guaranteed; being J. H. Wilson'sforfeited Lease 12859/68.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY,CC

Kojonup District (about eight miles South-East, ofMoornaming).


F2.)Locations 6140 and 6141, containing 2,000 acres 2

roods 16 perches, at 1.0s. per acre, reducible to 5s. peracre if poison eradicated and land stocked within fiveyears (classifications, page 44a and page 35 of 18187/10 and 18185/10) ; subject to payment of AgriculturalBank principal and interest; being Thomas H. Chance 'sforfeited Lease 18111/68.

NA IIROGIN LAND AGENCY.c B. )

Williams District (about 41/2 miles from Kulbin).Corr. No. 6952/23.Open under Parts V., -VT., and VIII. (Plans 3840/40,

385D/40, F.A4.)Locations 6601, 4841, 4684, 13000, and 5150, con-

taining 840 acres, at Is. 3d. per acre (ex. improve-ments), reducible to 2s. 3d. per acre if poison be eradi-cated and land stocked within five years (if selectedconjointly) (classification, page 4, 6952/23) ; being J.11illiard's forfeited Leases 17739/68 and 23945/74,

1032 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [OurroBER 23, 1925.

ccay)Avon District (about 15 miles South-East of Kondimin).


C.D2.)Locations 18691, 18689; and 21895, containing 2,000

acres, at 9s. 6d. per acre (classifications, pages 19 and17 of 14592/11). (Locations 21895 is unsurveyed por-tion of Location 18089, to be selected therewith) ; noAgricultural Bank advance guaranteed, nor railway toserve these locations; being L. J. L. Briand 's forfeitedLeases 40577/55 and 23794/74.

NORTHAM" LAND AGENCY.

Aron District (about 11/2 miles South of YoLvertinSoak).


B3.)Location 18179, containing about 1,666 acres; subject

to pricing (classification, page 4 of 9514/11. Reserve13928 (E.S.) is hereby cancelled. About 110 acresfirst-class land, balance third-class land.

RnNinghan District (about 20 miles North-East of

Mukinbudin).Corr. No. 3618/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 54/SO,

131, Yandegin Locations.)Location 1958, containing 9993/4 acres, at 9s. per

acre (classification, page 4, 2861/24) ; no AgriculturalBank advance or railway guaranteed; Government re-serves right to resume for railway or other public pur-pose without compensation except for value of improve-ments so resumed; being W. J. -Kemp 's cancelled appli-cation.

Melbourne District (about six miles West of Marne).Corr. No. 1322/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 64/80,

B Sz C3.)Location 2695, containing 1,385 acres, at 6s. 6d. per

acre (classification, rave 26, 9101/12) ; being S. Stones'forfeited Lease 19030/68.

Avon District (about four miles South of Booraan).Corr. No. 6496/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 24/80,

B2.)Locations 20731 and 222?6, containing 1,000 acres, at

Ss. 6d. per acre (classification, page 27 of 6496/22).

Corr. No. 3182/20.Open under Part V. (Section 55) of " The Land Act, 1898, " as modified by " The Agricultural Lands

Act, 1909."

( Location 22226 is the unsurveyed Homestead Farmportion of Location 20731, to be selected therewith) ;being \V. C. Ron frey 's cancelled applications.

1,B.7

Mclbowne District (about five miles East of Gabalong).Corr. No. 3037/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 57/80,

132.)Locations 3060 and 1810, containing about 1,500 acres ;

subject to survey, classification, pricing, and paymentof full survey fee with application (£32 10s.) ; being;rho, 0. Cox's cancelled application.

Avon District (about three miles North fromTryalkatchein).


1i2.)Locations 15749 and 24707, containing 293 acres 3

roods 17 perches, at Os. 3d. per acre (classification, page4, 5507/24). (Location 24707 is portion of Location15749, to be selected therewith) ; being C. E. Hutchin-son 's forfeited Leases 18058/68 and 24330/74.

(413..4 cop, District (about six miles North-East of

(iramphorne).Curl' No. 5444/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 5/80,

El.) F77,

Locations 19183 and 24363, containing 1,275 acres,at 5s. 6d. per acre (classification, page 4 of 5444/24).(Location 24363 is the unsurveyed portion of Location19183, to be selected therewith) ; being K. Maclean 'sforfeited Leases 18502/68 and 24265/74.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Williams District (about one mile South of GrossmanSiding).


C4.)Location 7084, containing 100 acres, at 9s. per acre

(classification, page 7, 146/23) ; being J. T. Crane 'sforfeited Lease 17573/68.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.

COCKBURN SOUND DISTRICTDOOLETTE REPURCHASED ESTATE.

Near Serpentine, about 6 miles North-East of Karnup.

Purchase

Lot No. AreaPrice peracre, in-

cluding im-provements.

PurchaseMoney.

Soldiers.

First Four and ahalf-year's half years'interest interest payable

capitalised. at 6 per cent.

Civilians.

Half-yearlyInstalment

Half-yearly to be paidInstalments by applicants

for balance of over 30 yearsterm, 25 years. at 6 per cent.

a. r. p. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.735 ... 88 1 37 6 16 0 601 13 5 619 14 5 18 11 10 24 1 9 23 11 0

Subject to payment of Agricultural Bank indebtedness £1,249 4s. Od. to 30-6-25. ; being A. W. Scott's forfeited lease 20 /1573.

RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.c,B.,,Olcifield District (about 101/2 miles North of

Ravensthorpe).Corr. No. 6088/23.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan 405/80, E3.)Locations 350 and 351, containing 1,000 acres, at 9s.

per acre (classification, page 8 of 0088/23) ; subject tomining conditions governing selection in this distriet.(Location 351 is the Homestead Farm portion of Loca-tion 350, to be selected therewith) ; being A. R. Bar-rett 's forfeited Leases 40623/55 and 23825/74.

0(..yrolititit 23, 1925.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1933

so uTuERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.cci3

Jilbadji District (about six miles South of Garratt).Corr. No. 5168/24.Open under ['arts V. and V1. (Plan 36/80, 'Di.)Location 212, containing 1,000 acres 3 roods 34

perches, at 98. pet acre (classification, page 39, 5000/22); suliject to mining and timber conditions governingselection in this district; being G. Skilling's forfeitedLease 41135/55.

The maximum advance on any approved holding is£020, on :1 basis of 50 per cent, of value of improve-ments effected. No application will be approved unlessthe applicant satisfies the Land Board that he candevelop and crop his holding with this assistance.

The Agricultural Bank may not advance on this hold-ing.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY."RipWilliams District (about eight miles North of

frislatonc).Corr. No. 655/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIEL (Plan 408A/40,

CL)Locations (i783 and 10428, containing 460 acres, at

13s. per acre (ex. improvements), reducible to 10s. peracre if poison be eradicated and land stocked within fiveyears (classification, page 20, 655/23) ; subject to pay-ment of Agricultural Bank principal (£536 13s.), plusinterest to date; being- E. Mills' forfeited Lease10009/55.

cfalyWilliams MN( Piet ((I boitt four miles South-frest of

Wishbone),Corr. No. 3321/24.Oren under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 408A/40,

102,)Location 13137, containing about 200 acres; subject

to survey, ricing, and payment of full or partial sur-vey fee as nay 1)0 determined (classification, page 7of 3321/24); atailable only to adjoining holders; beingIris. Mcelyinan's cancelled aptlication.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1925.BR IDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Sussex District.corr. No, 6751/24.

II under Part V. (Plan 413B/40, E2.)land contained \N ithin the closed road passing

along a Western and Northern boundary of Sussex Loca-tion ;24, the North loundary of Location 728, a North,a West, turd a Noah boundary of Location 1270, andthe North boundary of Imitation 2259, at 15s. per acre.


The Crown Grant of this land will not be issued be-for those of adjoining blocks in the same name.

GEPALDTONr LAND AGENCY.

Victoria District (about 1(1 'miles North of 21fullewa).-YO, 0015/24.

Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plait 101/80,C & 10 2 & 3.)

Location No. Area. Price peracre.

£ s.6620 1,857 0 0 0 6 06623 1,640 0 0 060

Remarks.

bissilicatiou, 10107/12; subject to pastoral lessee'sclaim for improvements; nt Ac ricultural Bank advanceer railway gua rit Mood ; being dl. dl, Wari.en's cancelledapplication.

Victoria Dish'ict (about nine ,miles North-West ofTenindezva),

Corr. No, 0202/23.Open under Parrs V., VL, and VIII. (Plan 156/80,

Al.)ocit tions 61(09 and 0074, comprising, 3,712 acres, at

5s. 6d. per acre (classification, page 11 of 6262/23)subject to sitsandalwood estrictions ; being C. Cameron 'scancelled Lease 18168/68,

Victoria District (about six miles South-East of 1E7i/toy).Corr. No. 2403/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 156/80,

P3,)Location 5742, comprising 2,485 acres 2 roods 35

perches, at 7s. 90. per acre (classification, page 8 of10300/11) ; being 3. W. Cobb's cancelled Lease 16778/

Violosia District (about four miles South-West ofHwujil).

Corr. No. 7137/22.Open under Parts V., Vf., and VIII. (Plan 95/80,

P2.)Locations 6243, 7923, and 7663, comprising 5,000 acres,

at (is. 3d. per acre. (classification, page 6 of 7137/22);being W. H. Harding 's cancelled Lease 17346/68.

ciR,7Victoria District (about one attic West of Pintharuka).

Corr, No. 6570/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 128/80,

114.)Location 4097, comprising 997 acres 1 rood 15

perches, at 9s. per acre (classification, page 57 of 2123/Mt, being area excised by amendment from 18691/68.Subject to Agricultural Bank mortgage.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Plantagenet District.

Corr, No. 308/14.Open under Part V. (Plan 435/80.)The land contained within the closed road passing

along the -South-Western and North-Western boundariesof Plantagenet Location 2500, at 15s. per acre.


The Crown Grant of this land will not be issued be-for those of adjoining blocks in the same name.

C(13.17

Kojonup District (about five miles West of Boscabel).Corr. No. 4448/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 416A/40,

A 2.)Locations 4855, 4856, and 4858, comprising 1,430

acres, at Os. 9,1. her acre (classification, page 6 of 4448/23); to be reduced to ls. 9d. per acre if poison be eradi-cated and land stocked within fife years; subject tosandalwood estrictions; being 11". McDonnell's cancelledLease 17695/08.

lcojonup District (about five miles West of Barton).Corr. No. 1872/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 416A/40,

Cl.)Location 8171, comprising about 100 acres; subject to

survey, classification, and pricing, and payment of fullsurvey fee in advance; being L. L. H. Pittelkow's can-celled application.

(cay,liojounp District (about two miles South and North of

Pallinup).Corr. No. 176/13.Ones under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 436E/40,

1)1 & 2.)Location 6592, comprising 363 acres, and Location

0590, comprising 424 acres ; subject to pricing, also.B. indebtedness of £670 3s. 10d., and Agricultural

Wok mortgage of £167 13s. 3d. on Location 6592 andt;:t Ic. 3d. on Location 6590; being M. & A. A.

Wityatt 's cancelled Leases 35037/55, 32950/55, and19121/14.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.ciRnWilliams District (about 11 miles North of Beenong).


C.Dl.)Location 13245, comprising about 160 acres ; subject

to survey, classification, and pricing, and payment ofsurvey fee in advance ; being C. A. Walton 's cancelledapplication,

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

413.,)

Wellington District (about five miles North-West ofCordering).

Corr. No. 33S9/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 4100/40,

D3.)Location 39114, comprising about 300 acres; subject to

survey, classification, and pricing, also the conditionthat all marketable timber thereon is reserved to theCrown, and the lessee accepts responsibility for damagedone to fences or other improvements by permit holders,in the course of the removal of timber therefrom; beingJ. H. Steddy's cancelled application.

CCE3.31

Williams District (abont five miles South of Dwarda).Corr. No. 111(1/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 384B/40,

D & El.)Location 13205, comprising about 390 acres; subject

to survey, classification, and pricing, and payment ofsurvey fee in advance; being C. Bingham 's cancelledapplication.

Williams District (about seven miles East of MalyallingEast Tank Site).

Corr. No. 6749/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 377D/40,

B4.)Location 3551, comprising about 90 acres, at 10s. Gd.

per acre (classification, page 12 of 6749/20. To bereduced to 4s. 90. per acre if poison be eradicated andland stocked within five years; being J. (1. McCallcancelled Lease 16011/68.

ctivyWilliams District (about three miles South-East of

Dunibleyung).Corr. No. 6800/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 385D/40,

(33.)Location 12696, containing 170 acres 1 rood 16

perches, at 7s. 6d. per acre, reducible to 4s. Gd. per acreif poison be eradicated and land stocked within five years(classification, page 6, (1800/24) ; being Geo. .1-, Harris*cancelled application.

NORTHAM LAND AGEN0Y

Avon District (one mile South of Korrelocking).Corr. No. 2190/09.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 33/80,

P3.)That part of Avon Location 19067, containing about

20 acres, situated North of the production East of theL\torth boundary of Location 20969; subject to survey,classification, and pricing. ReServe 1291.3 (Water) ishereby reduced.

Avon District.Corr, No. 2508/07.Open under Part V. (Plan 3D/40, 04.)The land contained within the closed road passim,

along the North boundary of Avon Location 6930, atper acre.


The Crown Grant of this land will not he issued be-fore those of adjoining blocks in the same name.

Avon District (abou( three miles South-East fromBooraan).

Corr. No. 2916/25.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 24/80,

02.)Location 20723, comprising 2,701 acres, at 5s. 90.

per acre (classification, rage 5 of 8295/13, Vol. 1) ;subject to special conditions re removal of timber apply-ing to this area; being cancelled application in namesof WT. S. & R. )V, Mee, Robinson,

[OcTOBER 23, 1925.

leap)Aeon District (about 21/, miles West of Muntadjia).


Cl.)

Location No. Area. Price per Remarks.acre.

18280

18299

1828324355

a. r.016 0

907 0

1994 0

p. I

0

0

0 I

s.0 5 6

0 5 0

0 6 0

Classification p. 44 of 3714/10,V I. 5.

Classification p. 31 of 3714/10,Vol. 5.

Classification p. 41 of 3714/10,Vol. 5.

Location 24355 is Homestead Farm portion of Loca-tion 18283, to be selected therewith. Subject to theright of the Crown to resume for railway or other publicpurposes; no agricultural Bank advance guaranteed;being cancelled Leases 18426/68, 24224/74, and 17553/08in names of L. E. Powell and A. S. Henry.

g .

Avon District (about nine ,miles West of .Dulcin).Corr. No. 1445/22.Open under Parts V., ')/1., and VIII. (Plan 56/80,

03 & 4.)Location 22766, comprising 274 acres 1 rood 16

perches, at Ss. per acre (classification, page 3 of 1445/22) ; being C. L. Miller's cancelled Lease 16000/68.

Avon District (about eight miles South of Kwolyin).Corr. No. 2954/15.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 4/SO,

B, C4.)I ,oration 19253, containing 233 acres; subject to classi-

fic;) it on and pricing, and iniy 'Tient for existing improve-ments (if any) ; being J. L. Gray's forfeited Lease;5652/55.

B.Allan District (about three miles North-lrest of Jura

Station).Cori'. No. 2878/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 4/80,

P1.)Location 23195, comprising 225 acres 0 roods 30

perches, at Gs. per acre (classification, page 3 of 2878/24) ; subject to sandalwood restrictions; being E. L. IV.Bristow's cancelled Lease 18095/68.

!CB,'Avon District (about eight miles North-East of

Corr. No. 5314/21.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 54/SO,

03.)Locations 24360 and 24699, comprising about 1,000

acres; subject to survey, classification, and pricing, andpayment of full survey fee with application (Location24699 is Homestead Farm portion of Location 24360, tobe selected therewith); no Agricultural Bank advanceguaranteed; being R. I. Bridge's cancelled applications.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.C413,11

Murray District (adjoining Krysbroolc).Corr. No. 13767/98.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 3410/40,

04.)


t320t251

a. r. p. s. 4.120 0 0 Subject to survey, classifica122 0 0 don and pricing.

._.

220 ( E.S. ti ( ') C lirrrTy calmellett,(E,S.) 1. 1

OCTOBER 23, 1925.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \N .A. 1935

PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Swan DistrietPyrton Repurchased Estate.

PLANPYRTON ESTATE.Corr. No. 5076/21.

Open under Part V (Section 55) of " The Land Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act,1009," andSection 10 of " The Discharged Slodiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

Lot No. Area.Price per acreincluding

iinprovements.Purchase Money.

2983a. r. p.14 1 30

£25

£ s. d.360 18 9

Plus first half- 4 years'years' interest interest

capitalised. payable at 6%

£ s. d. s. d.371 15 4 PI 3 1

Soldiers. Civilians.

Instalmentsfor balance ofterm 25 years.

Half-yearlyinstalment tobe paid by

applicants over30 years at 6%

s. d.14 9 0

£ S.

12 13 3

Subject to Agricultural Bank mortgage of £624 3s. 2c1. to 30-6-25. ; being W. G. Devereux's cancelled Tease 20/1836.

SOP T I ERN CROSS LAND A.GENCV.

l'ilgarn District (about four mites South-West ofBullfinch and 11 miles North of Southern Cross).Corr. No. 3624/25.Open, under Parts V. and VI. (Plan '36/SO, B

& El.)


509

508

589

1,000 0 1

1,000 I 0

1,060 1 24

I)

Ii

0

S. (1. ,1

9 0 1 Classification p. 28 of 6263/22,(El).

0 0 Classification p. 27 of 6263/22,1 (El).

0 '3 1 Classification p. 29 of 6812/22,(B ald Cl).

Subject to the timber and mining conditions applyingto this district.

The maximum adValICC eu any approved holding is£625, on a basis of 50 per cent, of value of improve-ments effected. No application will be approved unlessthe applicant satisfies the Land Board that he candevelop and crop his holding with this assistance; beingcancelled application in names of H. Fitzgerald andC. H. Treneman and E. N. Rand's Lease 41185/55.

amYilgore District (about ma; miles West of Southern

Cross).Corr. No. 4039/23.Open under Parts, V. and VT. (Plan 36/80, D3.)Location 403, comprising. 1,226 acres 3 roods 39

perches, at 9s. per acre (classification, page S of 5032/22) ; subject to mining and timber conditions applyingto this district.

The maximum. advance on any approved holding IS£625, on a basis of 50 per cent, of value of improve-ments effected. No ap!dic:11.1011 will be approved unlessthe applicant satisfies the Land Board that he candevelop and crop his holding with this assistance; beingW. R. & M. C. .1.1inkley's cancelled Lease 12982/56.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.

Roe District (about three miles South of Newdegate).Corr. No. 1313/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 388/80,

B4.)Locations 97, 98, and 679, comprising 1,295 acres

0 roods 21 perches; subject to pricing, (classification,page 3 of 1313/25). (Location 679 is Homestead Farmportion of Location 98,, to be selected therewith.) Sub-ject to the following conditions:-1., The Government doesnot guarantee A.B. advance; 2, Right of resumption byGovernment for railways or other public purposes; 3,All sandalwood is reserved to the Crown ; being E. F.Goodchild's cancelled applications.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 25th NOVEMBER, 1925.EsPEL3ANCE LAND AGENCY.

Fitzgerald District (about nine miles West of GrassPatch).

Corr., No. 1101/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 402/80,

Al.)Locations 325 and 785, containing 1,000 acres 0 rood

17 perches, at 9s. per acre (classification, page 15,3187/21) ; subject to. special conditions governing Agri-cultural I :unit uef, auces as may be granted (Location783 is the unsarveyed portion of Location 325, to beselected therewith) : 1,eing E. 0. Haddon 's forfeitedLeases 39906/55 awl, 23281/74.

13.'Fitzgerald Distmct (abont two miles West of Dana/c).

Corr. No. 2766/2:5.'Open under Parts V., VT., and NILE (Plan 392/80,

131.)Locations 501 and 729, comprising 988 ;lyres 2 roods

32 perches, it lls. per acre (classification, page 46 of70/22) (Location 729 is H.omesfead Earm portion ofILueatiou 504, to be selected therewith) ; subject to the

Hieu s applying to selection in this district; being..1..,Cork 's ea ncelled application.---

" B."Fitzgo.ald District (from six to eight miles East of

Dowalc).Corr, No, 365/23.Open under 'Parts V., VT., and VITT. (Plan 392/80,

Sheet 4.)perLocation No. Area. Price p Remarks.acre.

a, r. p. £ s.530 908 1 9 0 11 0 Classification p. 11 of 4898/22.531 999 1 31 0 11 0 Classification p. 12 of 4898/22.535 007 3 0 0 11 0 Classification p. 16 of 4898/22.

Subject to conditions governing Agricultural Bank ad--auee as may be granted. Location 535 is subject to

of Agricultural Bank principal, £248 Os. 11d.,plli., 1., cs : i to date; being I-Iarring, Adair, and Carter 'scancelled applications. Subject to tank site resumptionif necessary.

Fitzgerald District (about nine miles East of GrassPatch).


D & El)Locations 345 and 702, comprising 861 acres 3 roods

3 perches, at 10s. 3d, per acre (classification, page 11 of5490/21) ; subject to conditions applying to selection inthis district. (Location 702 is Homestead Farm por-tion of Location 345, to be selected therewith) ; beingB, W. Peek's cancelled Leases 39328/56 and 22828/74,

1936 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [OcToBER 23, 1925,

ccal,Esperance District (about eight miles West of Treslove).


A.B2 & 3, Sheet 3.)Locations 872 and 944, containing 837 acres 3 roods

1.1 perches, at Ss. 3d. per acre (classification, page 13,5186/21) ; subject to special conditions governing Agri-eultural Bank advances as may be granted. (Lot 944is the unsurveyed Homestead Farm portion of Loca-tion 872, to be selected therewith; being E. IT, Demist 'sforfeited Leases 39472/55 and 22934/74.-


CHOWERUP CEMETERY.By-laws.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 14th October, 1925.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the following By-laws underSection 14 of "The Cemeteries Aet, 1897" (61 Vict.,No. 23), for the management of the Chowerup Cemetery(Reserve 18904).


By virtue of the powers vested in them the Board ofTrustees make the following By-laws and Regulations:-

1. All fees and charges payable to the Trustees, agset forth in Schedule "A,"'are to be paid at the timewhen the applications are made or orders given.

2. Any person desiring ground in the Cemetery forany grave, private grave, vault, or tombstone, monu-ment or enclosure, or for any other purpose, shall makeapplication therefor on prescribed form. Upon suchapplication being approved of the Trustees shall causeto be issued to such person so applying a Certificate ofRight of Burial in the form specified in the Act (secSchedule "B").

3. All applications for interment shall he made atthe office of the Trustees in time to allow of at least five(5) working hours, notice being given to the Secretaryat the Cemetery prior to the time fixed for burial, other-wise an extra charge shall be made. No free intermentshall he allowed unless the application and order there-for be handed in at the office in time to allow of at leastsix (6) working hours' notice being given as above.

4. The name, age, late place of residence, probablecause of death of deceased, and any other particularsmentioned in Schedule "D," shall be furnished at thetime of giving the order.

5. The Trustees shall cause all ordinary graves to bedug, but any person requiring a brick grave or vaultshall be permitted to construct the same under the super-vision of the Secretary, after submitting a plan of sameand obtaining a written approval of the Trustees there-to, and on payment of the necessary fees; and everycoffin placed therein shall be bricked in, cemented, andcovered by a slab of stone, slate, or iron, unless specialexemption be obtained from the Trustees in writing.

6. Every coffin shall have upon the lid an approvedmetal plate, bearing the name of the deceased stampedor otherwise indelibly inscribed, in legible charactersthereon.

7. .Every grave shall be at least 7ft. deep, and nointerment shall be allowed in any grave with less depththan 3ft. from the top of coffin to the original surfaceof the surrounding ground after such interment.

S. No interment shall be allowed in any privategrave or vault without the production of the Certificateof Right of Burial, as in Schedule "B," or other satis-factory evidence that the person desiring to bury thereinis entitled to do so, except in such cases as are providedfor in the following By-law.

9. In the case of an application for interment in anyprivate grave or vault to which the deceased had noclaim during life, the written consent of the owner shallbe handed in with the application.

10. No burial shall be allowed to take place in theCemetery without a certificate from the District Regis-trar of Deaths that the death has been registered, or aCoroner's order for burial. Such certificate or ordershall at the latest be handed to the Secretary upon thefuneral entering the Cemetery.

11. The hours fixed for burials shall be as follows:-Week days, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sundays, 2 p.m. to5 p.m.

12. No burial shall be allowed to take place at anyother hour, except by written permission of the Trustees.

13. The time fixed for any burial shall be the timeat which the funeral is to arrive at the Cemetery.

14. At funerals no vehicles other than hearses shallbe allowed to enter the Cemetery gates.

15. All hearses shall proceed by such roads asdirected, and the drivers shall at all times observe suchdirections as may be issued to the Secretary by the Trus-tees from time to time for the regulation of the traffic.

16. No headstones, footstone, kerbing, monument orany other erection of any kind shall be permitted, norshall any inscription be allowed until the plans and par-ticulars of the same have been approved by the Trus-tees.

17. Every erection shall be placed on proper andsubstantial foundations, and if required by the Trusteesor their officers, such foundations shall extend to thebottom of the grave.

LS. The materials used in every erection shall be sub-ject to the approval of the Secretary or other officer ap-pointed by the Trustees, and any material rejected shallbe immediately removed from the Cemetery by the con-tractor or person responsible for the erection.

19. All material, refuse, and other rubbish remainingafter any work is completed shall be immediately re-moved from the Cemetery by the person responsibletherefor.

20. In the event of the refuse, rubbish, or materialreferred to in previous By-law not being so removed, theTrustees shall have power to cause the same to be 1T-moved, and to recover the costs of such removal from theperson or persons responsible therefor.

21. All materials required in the erection and com-pletion of any stone or other work shall, as far as pos-sible, be prepared before being taken to the Cemetery,and all materials required by tradesmen shall be ad-mitted at such entrance to the Cemetery and conveyedalong such roads or tracks as the Secretary shall direct,and no vehicle conveying any such material with wheelsless than 4in. broad shall be permitted to enter theCemetery.

22. The Trustees will not (unless in very excep-tional eases) permit the removal of any corpse fromany grave for re-interment in this or any other Ceme-tery.

23. Before any such exceptional case, as referredto in the last By-law, be dealt with by the Trustees,a written application., setting forth the reason for theproposed removal, and verified by a statutory declara-tion, shall be produced by the nearest available repre-sentative of the deceased, and in the event of suchapplication being granted, the permission of the ChiefSecretary, in addition to time permission of the Trustees,shall be obtained. If in the opinion of the Trusteesit is necessary, time coffin shall be enclosed in a secondand air-tight coffin prior to removal.

24. No wooden fences, railings, crosses, etc., shall beallowed.

25. The shape and height of all graves, etc., shall besubject to the approval and supervision of the Secretary.

26. No trees or shrubs shall be planted in any en-closure, except such as are approved by the Secretary.

27. All workmen, whether employed by the Trusteesor by any other person, shall at all times, whilst withinthe boundaries of the Cemetery, be subject to the super-vision of the Secretary, and shall obey such directionsas that officer may find necessary to give, and any work-man eommitting any breach of these Regulations andFly-laws, or refusing or neglecting to comply with anydirections of the said Secretary, shall be removed fromthe Cemetery.

28. Any person taking part in dressing or attendingto any grave shall comply with the following rules:-

(a) No rubbish, soil, sand, or any other materials re-moved in dressing a grave shall be placed onany other graves, and if placed on any otheradjoining ground shall be removed immediatelythe work is completed.

(b) No sand, soil, or loam shall he taken from anyportion of the Cemetery for the purpose ofdressing graves, except with the permission ofthe Secretary.

The dressing of all graves, and the wheeling andcarting of any material shall he subject to thesupervision of the Secretary.

(c)

Ouromur 23, 1925.] GOVERN NT GAZETTE, W.A. 7.937

(d) Work in all classes to be carried on with due des-patch, and only during regulation hours.

29. Children under the age of ten years shall not beadmitted to the Cemetery unless in charge of some re-sponsilde person.

30. No dogs shall be admitted into the Cemeteryand any found there shalt be liable to be destroyed.

31. Any person violating the rules of propriety anddeeortun, or committing any nuisance or trespass, or in-juring any trees, shrub, flower, border, or any ereetion;or in any way infringing "The Cemeteries Act, 1897,"or any rule, regulation, or by-law made for protectingthe Cemetery, shall be prosecuted as the law directs.

32. No person shall promote or advertise, or carry onwithin the Cemetery or its approaches, any trade, busi-ness, or calling, either by solieitaton, distribulon ofcirculars or cards, or otherwise, or by any other sysleinof advertisement whatsoever.

33. No person employed by or under the Trusteesshall be permitted to accept any gratuity Whateverwhilst in discharge of his duty, nor shall lie be pecuni-arily interested in any work in the Cemetery other thanthat for which he receives payment front the Trustees,any any person so employed accepting any gratuity, orbeing pecuniarily interested in any such work shall beliable to summary. dismissal.

34. Licenses for grave dressing or decorating may beissued by the Trustees in the form set out in Schedule"E"; such licenses to be renewed annually.

35. Subject to the directions of the Trustees, theSecretary shall exercise a general supervision and con-trol over all matters pertaining to the Cemetery.

J. C. :IEN.NLNGS,Secretary.

Schedule "A."ClIOWERUP CEMETERY.

Su* of Fees payable to tire Trustees.Public Graves-- J s.

Single interment of adult in open or freeground selected byLif`rustees (inchtdingall eliarges) .. 1 7 6

2. Single interment of child under 10 yearsof age in open ground selected by Trus-tees .. 0 17 6

3. Single interment of stillborn or prema-turely born el i Id ( if parents desire ser-vice, the undertaker shall arrange forthe attendance of minister and providethe necessary fee) .. 0 7 6

4. 'Where lead plate for name is not at-taehed to coffin of stillborn or prema-turely born child, Trustees will providesante

5. Interment by Government contractors,adult

6. Interment by Government contractors,child

N.B.--The first four rows of graves arereserved front the above arrangements.In special circumstances the Board mayallow a grave in open or free groundto be made private on payment of theextra fees per schedulue.

Private Graves7. Special land selected by applicant in

first four rows (9ft. x 4ft. 6in.) 3 15 08. Special land selected in remaining rows 1 15 09. Sinking grave, 7ft. for adult .. 1 0 0

10. Sinking grave, 7ft. for child .. 0 10 011. Sinking grave, for first additional foot .. 0 5 012. Sinking grave, for second additional foot 0 7 613. Sinking grave, for third additional foot 0 10 014. Re-opening private grave or vault (for

each adult interment) .. 1 0 015. Re-opening private grave or vault (for

each child interment) .. 0 10 016. For each body exhumed for removal from

Cemetery! (adult) ..1.7. For each body exhumed for removal from

Cemetery (child under 10 years) ..18. For each body' exhumed from private

grave and re-interred in another privategrave in this Cemetery (adult)

19. For each body exhumed from privategrave and re-interred in another privategrave in this Cemetery (child under 10years) 1 10 0

20. For each body exhumed from publicgrave and re-interred in private gravein this Cemetery (adult)

21. Por each body exhumed from publicgrave and re-interred in private gravein this Cemetery (child)

22. Total charge (ordinary grave) in thisCemetery, including interment, minis-ter's fees and certificate of title tograve (adult) ..

23. Total charge (ordinary grave) in thisCemetery, including interment, inter's fees, and certificate of title(child)

Extra Charges-24. Interment in public grave without due

notice25. Interment in private grave

notice26. Interment not in usual hours

s. d.

1 10

15 0

3 2 6

to

.. 2 12 6

Miscellaneous-27. Transfer or re -issue of certificate of28. Minister's fee, private, public, or open

grave

0 10 0

I 0 II

I) 0 0

0 5 0

.. 0 7 629. Permission to construct brick grave .. 0 10 030. Permission to construct a vault .. .. 5 0 031.. Permission to enclose single grave with

curb 0 2 632. Permission to enclose each additional

grave wtilt curbl'crinc.:-ituk to erect name-plate (stone or

metal), this to include book ur shield34. Penn's:ion to erect stone not exceeding,

611. dim, if no foundation is required II 7 035. Permission to erect stone over Oft., if

foundation is required .. .. 2 0Mi. Permission to erect stone under lift., if

foundation is required .. 1 (I 0

7, amination of Register of ExclusiveRight of Burial .. .. 0 1 0

(lf additional monumental work is re-quired on grave where old rates havebeen paid, the charge shall be as above,for all work past and present, less' theamount already paid.)

(No 'interment will be allowed outside thefree ground unless the grave be paidfor in advance. Child in this scheduleis a child under 10 years.)

Charges for Planting and Tending Graves-0 1 0 38. Planting with flowers, single grave,

8ft. x 4ft.1 5 0 39. Planting with grass, single grave, 8ft.

x 4ft.

0

Il

9 6

0

0 12 6 40. Annual maintenance, single grave, 8ft.x 4ft. .. .. .. .. ..

41. Annual maintenance, two or more gravesadjoining each other, each .. ..

For attending grave, after planting, bygrantee for a term of 50 years-

42. Single grave .. ..43. Double grave44. Each additional grave

0 5 0

0 7 6

0 12 6

0 10 0

.. 15 15 0

.. 25 0 0

.. 10 0 0

Schedule "B."CHOWERUP CEMETERY.

Form of Grant of Bight of .Burial in the ChowerupCemetery.

By virtue of "The Cemeteries Act, 1897," we, theundersigned, Trustees of the Chowerup Cemetery, in con-sideration of pounds shillings, paid to usby of , hereby grant to thesaid the exclusive Right of Burial in(description of ground so as to identify, and if a place

2 0 0 of exclusive burial, add on the plan of theCemetery, made in Pursuance of the said Act) to hold

1 0 0 the same to the said in perpetuity (orfor so long as the Cemetery remains a .Public Cemetery)for the purpose of burial (or as the case may be) ; or of

3 0 0 burying bodies, or of building a vault, or of fklacing amonument or tombstone, or as the case may be.

Given under our hand and seal this dayof 192 .

1938 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [OuroBER 23, 1925.

Schedule "C."CHOWERUP CEMETERY.

Form of Assignment of Right of Burial.I , of , in consideration ofpounds shillings paid to me byof , do hereby assign unto the saidthe Exclusive Right of Burial in , and numberedon the plan of the Chowerup Cemetery, made in pur-suance of "The Cemeteries Act, 1897," which wasgranted to no (or late ofdeceased, of whose will I am executor, or as the casemay be) in perpetuity (or as the ease ma ,. be), by adeed_ of grant bearing date the day of

5

19 , and all may estate and interest therein; to hold thesame unto the said in perpetuity (or as thecase may be) for the remainder of the period to whichthe same was granted; subject to the conditions onwhich II hold the same inuuediately before the executionthereof.

Given under my hand and seal this dayof , 192

Schedule "D."CHOWERUP CEMETERY.

Form. of Instructions for Graves.1. What do110111inatiOn9. Name of the deceased3. Late residence of deceased'?4. Rank of deceased?5. Age of deecasedq6. From what Registrars district to be brought?7. Minister to officiatel8. Day of funerall9. What hour, and if usual or extra'?

10. Number of grave on plan issued311. If a public grave`212. If a private grave (not brick) '113. What depth and other dimensions ?14. If a family vault or brick grave15. What depth 916. if first or secOnd. interment'17. Nature of disease, or supposed cause of death?

Signature of (Representative orUndertaker).

Order received this day of , 19 .

at , o

Schedule `E."CHOW EMIL' CEMETERY.

License to Dress Graves,No.

The Trustees do hereby grant to permissionto dress graves in said Cenwtery, subject to the Rules,Regulations, and By-laws now made or hereafter to bemade for the regulation or the saw, and the follow-ing, Viz.

1. That no 'rubbish, clay, or other material removedin dressing a grave shall be placed On any, adjoininggrave, and if placed on any adjoining ground shall beremoved where directed ranuediately after the completionif the work.

2. That no loam shall be taken from any portion ofthe' Cemetery for the purpose of dressing any grave.

2. That no grave shall be dressed in the wet weather,Ina shall any material be wheeled or carted along anyNth for the saidpurpose while the surface is soft fromrain or otherwise, except by speci;r1 permission Of theTrustees.

4. That no business card or announce I l0 t shall beput on any place within said Cemetery or its precincts.

5. That upon any breach of the above conditions ofsaid Cemetery By-laws this license shall be liable to beforfeited and the licensee liable to the penalty providedfor ill the Act 61 Viet. No. 23.

G. That licensees shall be responsible for all acts oftheir employees.

7. That licenses shall be renewed annually.Given under my hand and seal this day

of , 192 .

(as.)Chairman of the Board.

Signature of LicenseeWitness

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil this 6th day of October, 1925.

L E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Augusta Road Board.

Boad No. 7427.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Corres. 3959/24. Perth, 23rd October, 1925.IT is hereby notified that the notice published in theGovernment Gazette of 2nd October, 1925, page 1843, isannulled, under Section 21 of "The Public Works Act,1902."

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 23rd October, 1925.IT is hereby declared that the undermentioned landshave been set apart, taken; or resumed under Section17 of "The Public; Works Act, 1902," for the purposeof a new Road, that is to say:-

Northampton.1873/25.No. 1977 (Deviations of parts of).-A strip of land

one chain wide, its South-Western side leaving the\Vest side of the present road 1 chain 52.5 links Southof its intersection with the Southern side of the Rail-way Reserve and extending 317 degrees 5 minutes1 chain 45.3 links to time said side of the RailwayReserve.

Also a strip of land one chain wide, its North-Westernside leaving the West side of the present road. 1 chain25.5 links Northward of its intersection with the North-ern side of the Railway Reserve and extending 210 de-grees 35 minutes 2 chains to the said side of the Rail-way Reserve.

Oa. Or. 22.3p. being resumed from Victoria Location250. (Plan Northampton Townsite and 160D/40.)

Perth.4332/25.No. 2347 (Widening of part of).-That portion of

Sub. lot 3 of Lots 453 and 454 of Swan Location Z asshown in blue on Certificate of Title, Volume 834,.Folio 5.

Ora Or. 0.2p. being resumed from Swan Location Z.(Plan 1D/20, N.E.)

Narembeen.1111/17.No. 7298 (Regazettal of part of).-A strip of land

ono Chain wide, commencing at the intersection of theNorth boundary of Avon Location 18168 with the East-ern side of the Narembeen Extension Railway Reserveand extending Northward along the said side of theRailway Reserve through Wadderin Hill Townsite Re-serve and Location 18166 to a surveyed road along theNorth 1)0111111:1U of the last mentioned location.

About 5 acres being resumed from Avon Location18.1.66. (Plan 5/80, (13.)

CorrigIn.727;5/23.No. 7303 (Extension of) -A strip of land one chain

wide, leaving the termination of the present road atthe _North-West corner of Avon Location 16892 and ex-tending North as shown Diagram 47844 to and alongthe West boundaries of Locations 20130 and 18900 tothe South-West corner of Location 17842.

4a. 3r. 38p. being resumed from Avon Location 20130.4a. 2r. Op. being resumed from Avon Location 18900.

(Plan 344/80, 1)2.)

Upper Blackwood.4043/23.No. 7429 (Deviation of parts of) .-A strip of land

one chain wide, leaving the present road at the North-Western corner of Nelson Location 6691 and extendingWestward, as shown Diagram 40787 through Location1777 and along a South boundary of same, and part ofthe South boundary of Location 589 to Road No. 1062at its intersection with the last mentioned Southboundary.

Also a strip of land one chain wide leaving thepresent road opposite the South-East corner of Loca-tion 3591 and extending North-Eastward as shownDiagram 40787 through Location 6691 to Road No.3243 along its North-Eastern boundary.

4a. 2r. 10p, being resumed from Nelson Location 1777.3a. Or. Op. being resumed from Nelson Location 589.la. 2r. 23p. being resumed from Nelson Location 6691.

(Plan 415D/40, B4.)


Dumblegamg1091/25.No. 7430 (Deviation of part of) A strip of land

two chains wide leaving the present road at the North-East corner of Williams Location 7100 and extendingEast, North, and West, as shown Diagram 47321, alongpart of the South, the East and the North boundary ofLocation 10057 to rejoin the old road at the North-West corner of the latter location.

lla, 2r. 26p. being resumed from Williams Location10057. (Plan 386D/40, C4.)

2631/25.No. 7440.A strip . of land one chain wide, leaving

Road No. 2273 at the South-West corner of WilliamsLocation 68 and extending North, East and Northwardas surveyed along the West and part of the Northboundary of said Location 68, the West boundary ofLocation 32, and a Western boundary of Location11820 to the South-West corner of Location 312; thenceas shown Diagram 47846, North and Westward alongpart of the West boundary of said Location 312, alongpart of the South boundary of and through Location1765, and through Location 5650 to the West boundaryof the last mentioned location; thence North outside

and along part of the said West boundary of Location5650 and the West boundaries of Locations 5649 and5651 to the North-West corner of the latter.

la. Ii'. Op. being resumed from Williams Location 312.2a. Or. 6p being resumed from Williams Location

1765.2a. Or. 213p. being resumed from Williams Location

5650. (Plan :IS4C/40, ES.)

Kojonup4263/25.N o. strip of land one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at a South-West corner of KojonupLocation 8007 and extending East as shown Diagram40799 :119ng part of a South boundary of the said loca-tion to one chain ,East of the North-East corner ofLocation 6549.

4a. 1r. 4p. being resumed from Kojonup Location8007. (Plan 433/80, F2.)

Platte and more particular description s of the landsso set apart, tali en,, or resumed may he inspected at theDepartnwnt of Lands and Surveys, Perth.

By order of His Excellency the Governor,W. C. ANC-WIN,

Minister f or Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.

Road Board Election-s.Department of the North-West,

Perth, 15th October, 1925.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 91 of " The Road Districts Act, 1919," that the following genmen have been elected Members of the undermentioned Road Board to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder :

RoadBoard. Ward. Date of

Election.

Member Elected.

Surname. Christian Name.

nnual Election.

Occupation.How

vacancyoccurred.

Name of previousMember.

e-

Remarks.

1925.Nullagine April 16 ,00k Henry William ... Grazier ... Unopposed.

Do. ... do. artin John ... Contractor... do.Do. do. rehl Arthur Reginald Station Man-

agerdo.

Extraordinary Election.

Nullagine Sept. 19 Bead ... Henry Oswald ... St ation Man-agcy

Resignation l Look, Henry\Villiane

Unopposed.

A. 0. NEVILLE,Secretary for the North-West.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Road Board Elections.

Department of Works and Labour,Perth, 20th October, 1925.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 91 of " The Road Districts Act, 1919," that the followinggentlemen have been elected Members of the undermentioned Road Boards to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder

RoadBoard. Ward.

Date ofElection.

Member Elected.

Occupation. How vacancy Name of previousoccurred : Member. Remarks.

Surname. Christian Name.

:larnamah ...

Lawlers ...

Do. ...

ThreeSprings...

...

1925.Oct. 13

Oct. 1

do.

McKenzie ...

King ...

Cuthbertson

Nathaniel ...

Henry ... ...

Douglas ... ...

Partner .. Resignation

Engine- do. ...driver

Secretary Efituxion oftime

Bastian, A.

Graham, A. ...

_.

Unopposed.

do.

C. A. MUNT,Limier Secretary for Works and Labour.

1940 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A, [OCTOBER 23, 1925.

BRIDGETOWN WATER SUPPLY.

Notice of intention to Construct Water 'Works in accordance with the provisions of the Water

NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister intends to proceed with works as follow :

Boards Act, No. 4, 1904.

The purpose for which they The times when and places atDescription of Proposed Locality at which they will be are to be constructed and which the Plans, Specifica-

Works. constructed. the part of the Water Areato be supplied with water.

tions and Books of Referencemay be inspected.

The laying of a 1in. G.W.I. Commencing at and connecting To provide water to those por- At the office of the Minister forMain, with all necessary with the 2in. main already laid tions of the townsite abut- Water Supply, Sewerage, andvalves and apparatus at the intersection of Gifford

and Forrest Streets, and ex-tending Westerly along For-rest Street to Lot 83, asshown in red on plan P.W.D.,W.A., 24204

ting on the said proposedmain

Drainage, P.W.D., Perth,for one month on and afterthe 23rd day of October,1925, between the hours of10 a.m. and 3 p.m.

Dated this 13th day of October, 1925.(Sgd.) JAS. CUNNINGHAM,

Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage.

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date ofNotioe. Nature of Work. Date and time for

Closing.Where and when Conditions of Contract, eta.,

to be seen.

1925. 1925.(Noon on Tuesday)

Oct. 8 Northam G. W.S. OfficeAddi-tions (6982)

27th October ... Contractors' Boom, Perth, and Court Houses, Nor-tham, York, and Merredin, on and after 13thOctober, 1825.

Oct. 8 Menzies HospitalConversionof Residency (6983)

27th October Contractors' Room, Perth, P.W.D. Office, Kalgoorlie,and Court House, Menzies, on after 13th October,1925.

Oct. 8 BilbarinNew School (6984)Re-advertised

27th October Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses,Merredinand Narrogin, on and after 13th October, 1925.

Oct. 8 Noman's Lake School QuartersPurchase and Removal (6985)

27th October Contractors' Room, Perth, P.W.D. Office, Katanning,and Court House, Narrogin, on and after 13thOctober, 1925.

Oct. 8 Jilakin South SchoolRemovalfrom Go arming (6986)

27th October Contractors' Room, Perth, P.W.D. Office, Katanning,and Court House, Narrogin, on and after 13thOctober, 1925.

Oct. l 5 Lake Guelup School AdditionsRemoval from Victoria Park

3rd November ... Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 20th October,1925.

(6988)Oct. 15 Geelakin SchoolRemoval from 3rd November ... Contractors' Room, Perth, P.W.D. Office, York, and

Waeel (6989) Court Houses, Northam and Merredin, on and after20th October, 1925.

Oct. 15 Wongan Hills Mortuary Build-ing (6990)

3rd November ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Nor-tham and Merredin, on and after 20th October,1925.

Oct. 15 MullewaMortuary Building(6991)

3rd November ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D. Office, Gerald-ton, on and after 20th October, 1925.

Oct. 22 Meckering Pumpers' QuarterAdditions (6992)

10th November ... Contractors' Room, Perth, Court Houses, Northamand Merredin, and Police Station, Meckering.on and after 27th October, 1925.

Oct. 22 South Belmont SchoolReno-vations (6993)

10th November ... Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 27th October,1925.

Oct. 22 Group 52, Busselton, TemporarySchool and Quarters Pur-chase and Removal (6994)

10th November ... Contractors' Room, Perth, Court Houses, Bunburyand Busselton, on and after 27th October, 1925.

Oct. 22 BullsbrookDrainage (6995) ... 10th November ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, MidlandJunction, on and after 27th October, 1925.

Oct. 22 Wishbone SchoolRemoval fromWest Dorakin (6996)

10th November Contractors' Room, Perth, P.W.D. Office, Katanning,and Court House, Narrogin, on and after 271:11

October, 1925.

Tender, which must be accompanied by a Schedule of quantities together with the prescribed deposit,are to be addressed to " The Hon. the Minister for Works and Labour,'' and marked " Tender," andwill he received at the Public Works Office, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.


TENDERS ACCEPTED.Department of Public Works and Labour,

Perth, 22nd October, 1925.THE following list of Tenders, recently accepted, ispublished for general information:Date of Acceptance, Name of Contractor, Description

of Contract, and Amount.10/10/25J. Bald: Denmark HospitalAdditions

(6968), £640 13s. 80.10/10/25R. Anderson : Woodanilling School and

QuartersRenovations (6970), £65.9/10/25R. C. Kilpin Groups 92/102, School, Den-

markTeacher's Quarters (6971), £16375. id.

10/10/25R. Anderson: Ludlow School and QuartersRemoval from Upper Capel (6972),£256 10s.

17/10/25-11. E. Hewitt: Piujarra Police StationRenovations and Fencing (6974), £106 5s.

19/10/25G. J. Fairbanks, jun.: DwellingupFores-ter 's Cottage and Stables (6973), £9924s. 2d.

19/10/25G. J. Fairbanks, jun.: Waterloo SchoolNew Classroom (6975), £577 3s. 8d.

23/10/25.R. White: Three Bridges on NorthamptonWest RoadNo. 19D (6953), £2,284 ls: 11d.

24/10/25.G. D. Stone: Wagin Hospital Additions(6977), £520 10s.

By order of the Hon. the Minister for Public Worksand Labour.

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Public Works and Labour.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Basscndean and Bayswater Road DistrictsAlteration

of Boundaries.Notice of Intention.

Department of Works and Labour,P.W. 247/24. Perth, 15th October, 1925.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatit is the intention of His Excellency the Governor, underthe provisions of " The Road Districts Act, 1919," tosever that portion of the Bayswater Road District, asdescribed in the Schedule hereto, and annex it to theBassendean Road District.

Plan showing the proposed alteration may be seenat the Local Government Office, Department of Worksand Labour, Perth.

(Sgd.) C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.

Schedule.Bassendean Road District.

Transfer of territory from the Bayswater Road District.All that piece of land bounded by lines commencing

on the present District boundary at the South-Westcorner of Lot 9513 of Swan. Location Ql, and extendingWestward to the South-Eastern corner of Lot 967, andNorth along the East boundaries of Lots 967 and 96S,and part of the North boundary of the latter to the pro-duction South of the West boundary of Lot 353 ofLocation P, and North along said production and Westboundary and the West boundaries of Lots 352, 351,and 350, and the Western side of Wicks Street and theWest and North boundaries of Lot 312, continuing tothe present District boundary and Southward along sameto the starting point.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Mt. Margaret Road Board.

Ex. Co. 2463; P.W. 1358/25.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor in Council has approved of theattached By-laws of the Mt. Margaret Road Board, inaccordance with the provisions of " The Road DistrictsAct, 1919."

(Sgd.) C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.

MT. MARGARET ROAD BOARD.By-laws.

1. No person shall place any water-trough, feed-bin,crate, wooden case, box, or other article, object or thingupon any road or public place so as to cause an obstruc-tion of such road or public place.

Any person committing a breach of this By-law shallbe liable, on conviction, to a penalty not exceedingTwenty pounds.

2. Any person who may have obstructed any road orpublic place by placing thereon any water-trough, feed-bin, crate, wooden case, box, or other article or thingshall remove such obstruction within fourteen days afterthe service on him by order of the Board of a noticein writing, signed by the secretary or otherofficer of theBoard, requiring such person to remove the obstruction.

Any person committing a breach of this By-law shallbe liable, on conviction, to a penalty not exceedingTwenty pounds.

3. Nothing in the foregoing By-laws shall affect theliability under Section 329 of "The Road Districts Act,1919," of any person to the penalty thereby prescribedfor the wilful obstruction of any road or way, or theright of the Board to recover the cost incurred by theBoard in removing the obstruction.

Passed by resolution of the Mt. Margaret Road Boardat a meeting duly held on the 14th day of August, 1925.

T. H. HARRIS,Chairman.

J. R. TURNER,Secretary.

Recommended(Sgd.) ALEX. McCALLUM,

Minister for Works and Labour.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Councilthis 15th day of September, 1925.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage,and Drainage Department,

M.W.S. 308/1924. Perth, 20th October, 1925.NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Minis,ter of Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage to -under-take the construction of the works hereinafter described,by virtue of the powers contained under the provisionsof "The Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage Act, 1909'':

Metropolitan Water Supply.East Fremantle Municipality.

Proposed 12in. diameter water main to replace Gin.diameter water main and 11/2in. diameter water main.

Description of proposed works.Thirty-eight chains of 12in. diameter cast-iron water

main to replace Gin, diameter cast-iron water main, andfour chains of 11/2in. diameter galvanised iron waterwain with valves, connections, and all necessary appar-atus.Localities in which proposed works will be constructed.

(1.) 12in. diameter cast-iron main from outlet ofRichmond Reservoir southerly across Pier Street andthrough Lots 211 and 132 to Fraser Road westerly alongFraser Road to Windsor Road, thence southerly alongWindsor Road to connect to 8in, diameter cast-iron watermain in Canning Road.

(2.) 11/2in, diameter water main from 12in, diameterin Pier Street westerly along Pier Street to Lot 207.The whole of the above Works is as indicated in red onPlan M.W.S.S. & D.D. W.A., No. 4442.The purposes for which the proposed works are to be

constructed.To improve the water supply to shipping, and maintain

the present water supply in East Fremantle.The times when and places at 'which plans, sections, and

specifications may be inspected.At the office of the Minister of Water Supply, Sewer-

age, and Drainage, 56 James Street, Perth, for one monthon and after the 23rd day of October, 1925, between thehours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.

(Sgd.). A. McCALLUM,Minister of Water SUpply, Sewerage, and Drainage.

1942 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [OcToBER 23, 1925.

Water Supply Department,(Goldfields and Country Water Supplies),

The Barracks,Perth, 22nd October, 1925.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has approved,under the provisions of the Water Boards Act, 1904, ofthe Albany Water Board raising a. loan of £2,000 for thepurchase and installation of meters.

C. A. MUNT,Linder Secretary for Water Supply.

AtET It 0.P 0 .1dIT A N WA TER S UP PL V, S W.E IkGE,AND DRAINAGE DEPARVI ENT.

NOT I.CE is hereby given, in pursuance of Section 96of "The I etropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage Act, 1909," that water mains have been laidin the undermentioned streets in districts indicated:

111/ ni,ijm,ilihj of Perth.605/25Reserve Street, from Cambridge Street to

Lot 47 1.Northerly.1105/25Deveuish Street, from Lot 5 to Lot 48

North-Westerly.1232/25--William Street, front Wade Street to Lot 6,

William StreetWesterly.Perth Road Board District.

1208/25South View Road, from Lot 770 to Lot 749North-Westerly.

1231/25Spinoza Street, from Learoyd Street toWoodsome StreetSouth-Easterly.

South Perth Road Board District.1146/25Norton Street, from Lot 53 to Part Lot 55

Westerly.1172/25--Rose Street, from Lot 10 to Lot 23North-

erly.(2a/to:tont Road Board District.

1284/25Birdwood Parade, from Lot 11 to Lot 12Southerly.

Bassendean Road Board District.1210/25Swan Street, from Lot 25 to Lot 24North-

Westerly.Road Board District.

M.R.B. 6011Ca nning Bridge Road, from Perth-Fre-mantle Road to Lot 176N ortherly.

Belmont Road Board District.952/25Kooyung Road and Fulham Street, from Lot

1204, Kooyung Road, to Lot 1383, Fulham StreetSouth-Easterly and North-Easterly.

And the Minister of Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage is, subject to the. provisions of the said Act,prepared to supply water from such mains to landswithin rateable distance thereof.

Dated at Perth, this 16th day of October, 1925.G. C. HAYWOOD,

Under Secretary.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Section 75.)

Application No. 1742/7925.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it is in-tended on the thirteenth day of November next to issuein the name of Thomas Waters of Banbury Farmer aspecial Certificate of Title to the land described belowthe duplicate Certificate of Title having as is allegedbeen lost.

Dated this 15th day of October, 1925.ARTHUR G. HARVEY,

Acting Registrar of Titles.

The Land referred to.All those pieces of land situate on the Main Road in

the Leschenault District containing together one acrethree roods and nine perches being Lots 80 and 81 andbeing portions of Leschenault Location 26 and beingthe whole of the land described in Certificate of, TitleVoltime XLIV. Folio 177.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893, AND THE REALPROPERTY LIMITATION ACT, 1878.

Application No. 1203/1924.TAKE notice that Alfred Roy Plunkett of Australindin the State of Western Australia Farmer has madeapplication to be registered as the proprietor of an es-tate in fee simple in possession in the following parcelof land situate in the Wellington District and being

Portion of Wellington Location 1 containing onehundred acres two roods and thirty-eight perches

Bounded on the West by fourteen chains ninety-onelinks and eight-tenths of a link and five chains twenty-six links and two-tenths of a link of Leschenault Road

On the Southward by the North and East boundariesof the portion of Location 1 comprised in Plan 2761measuring five chains twenty-eight links and two chainsrespectively by lines measuring three chains ninety-onelinks and five chains and by nineteen chains twenty-fivelinks and six-tenths of a link four chains forty-threelinks and two-tenths of a link eleven chains sixty-ninelinks and six-tenths of a link and nine chains fifty-ninelinks and one-half of a link of a public road

On the Eastward by two chains two links and sixchains five links and seven-tenths of a link of Aus-tralind Road and

On the North by the South boundary of Rural Lot 1Leschenault Road measuring forty-four chains twelvelinks and one-half of a link.

The land is more particularly defined on Diagram6514 deposited in the Office of Titles.

And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right title orinterest in the above parcel of land are hereby requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the thirtieth day ofNovember next a caveat forbidding the same frombeing brought under the operation of the Act.

ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Acting Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,15th October, 1925.

Bath, Eastman, 4- Jenour, Bunbury, Solicitors forthe Applicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.

(Sections 121 and 122.)

Application No. 1783/1925.TAKE notice that Robison & Norman Limited a com-pany duly incorporated and having its registered officein Western Australia at Broome the proprietor of mort-gage No. 2370/1914 has made application to the Com-missioner of Titles for an order foreclosing the rightof the mortgagor to redeem the land hereinafter de-scribed and that by direction of the said CommissionerI hereby offer for private sale the following parcel ofland viz.:

All that piece of land situate at the corner of SavilleStreet and Robinson Street Broome containing tworoods and sixteen perches being Broome TownLot 275 more particularly described in Certificateof Title Volume 567 Folio 169.

And further take notice that after the fifth day ofDecember next an order for foreclosure may be issuedto the said mortgagee unless in the interval a sufficientsum has been obtained by the sale of the land to satisfythe principal and interest moneys secured and all ex-penses incurred in and about such sale and proceedings.

The amount due in respect of the principal and ill-terest and all expenses incurred was on the 22nd October1925 £1,240 18s. 6d.

Dated at the Land Titles Office, Perth, this 22nd dayof October, 1925.


Dwyer, Llionack c5 Thomas, Perth and Fremantle,Solicitors for the Applicant.


TRA.NSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Applicntion No. 1656/1925.

TAKE notice that Henry cassitly Ellis of Lower Black-wooil 1011 Nannup in the State of Western AustraliaFarmer and Grazier has made application to be registercel as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple inpossession in the following parcel of land situate in theNelson District and being:

Part of Nelson Location 18 containing five acres nineperches and three-tenths of a perch

Bounded on the South by three chains seven links andsix-tenths of a link of the North boundary of Location87.

On the 1List by a line measuring eight chains sixty-live links and seven-lentils of a link passing along partof ;t boundary of Location 9231

On the North by six chains seventy-two links andseven-tenths of a link of a public road and

On the West by lines measuring four chains fifty linksand eight-tenths of a lin'c mid five chains lifty-one linksand one-half of a link.

And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming 'to have any estate right title orinterest in the above 911 reel of land are hereby requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the 'fifth day ofDecember next a caveat forbidding the same from beingbrought under the operation of the Act.


Laud Titles Office, Perth,22nd October, 1925.

Bath, Eastman, 0, Jenour, Bunbnry, Solicitors for theApplicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application No. 1754/1925.

TAKE notice that James Sturgess Twine of Beverleyin the State of Western Australia Farmer has madeapplication to be registered as the proprietor of allestate in fee simple in possession of the followingparcels of land situate in the Avon District and being:Avon Location 177 and part of Avon Location 460 con-

taining together forty-nine acres three roods andsix perches

Bounded on the North-West by a boundary of Loca-tion 19016 and the South-East side of a closed roadniensuring together twenty-two chains four links

On the North-East by fifteen chains four links of aboundary of Location 2413 ;Ind by other boundaries ofLocation 2413 measuring ten chains five links and four-teen chains twenty-two links

On the South-East by twelve chains four links of theNorth-West boundary of Location 20552 and

On the South-West by twenty-nine chains twenty-onelinks of the North-East boundary of Location 19018.

Bounded on the inner part by a public road.Avon Location 571 containing forty acres and six

perches.Bounded on the North-West by a boundary of Loca-

tion 19016 measuring twenty-two chains two linksOn the North-East by another boundary of Location

19016 and a closed road measuring together eighteenchains twenty links

On the South-East by part of the North-West boun-dary of Location 19018 and a boundary of Location17571 measuring together twenty-two chains two linksand

On the South-West by another boundary of Location17571 and the North-East boundary of Location 3610measuring together eighteen chains seventeen links.

And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right title orinterest in the above parcels of land are hereby requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the fifth day of De-cember next a caveat forbidding the same from beingbrought under the *ration of the Act.


Land Titles Office, Perth,22nd October, 1925.

Robinson, Con, 4. Wheatley, Perth, Solicitors for theApplicant.

TRANSFER OP LAND ACT, 1S93.Application No. 470/1925.

TA KE notice I hat Herbert Roy Forward of Northam inthe State of Western Australia Farmer has made appli.-eation. to be r..._tistercil as the proprietor of an estate inet simple in possession in the following parcel of land

situate in the Avon District and being:Part of Avon Location 87 containing twelve acres two

roods ;Ind thirty-two perchesBounded on the North-East by ten chains one link of

a public road1)11 the North-West by fourteen chains one link and

one-half of a link of the South-East boundary of Loca-tion 51 and

On the South-West and South-East by boundaries ofLocation 1629 measuring ten chains and fourteen chainsrespectively.

Bounded on the inner part by the Northani-GoomallingRailway.A ran Locution ::305 and Part of Avon Location 85 con-

taining together seventy-four acres two roods andthirty-four perches

Bounded on the South-East by fifty-three chainsthirty-six links of a public road

On the North-East by a boundary of Location 1945II easuring fourteen chains two links

On the North-West by another boundary of Location1945 and the South-East boundary of Location 2070measuring together fifty-three chains thirty-six links and

On the South-West by fourteen chains of a publicroad.

And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right title orinterest in the above parcel of land are hereby requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the fifth day of.December next tl caveat forbidding the Caine from beingbrought under the operation of the Act.


Laud Titles Office, Perth,22nd October, 1925.

TRANSFER OP LAND ACT, 1893, SECTION 222,AND THE REAL PROPERTY LIMITATION ACT,1878.Application No. 1719/1925.

TAKE notice that Helen Jane Harrild Pretty of Mun-daring in the State of Western Australia Widow hasmade application to lie registered as the proprietor ofnit estate in fee simple in possession in the followingparcel of land situate in the District of Mum-taring and

11-andaring Lot 11 colitaining two roodsBounded On the South by 01W chain twenty-five links

and seven-tenths of a link of York StreetOn the East by the West boundary of Lot 10 measur-

ing. three chains 'ainety-seven links and seven-tenths ofa link

On the North by one chain twenty-five links and seven.tenths of a link of a public right-of-way and

On the West by the East boundary of Lot 12 measur-ing three chains ninety-seven links and seven-tenths ofa link.

The land is the subject of Certificate of Title regis-tered in Volume 399 Folio 4.

And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applica nt claiming, to have any estate right title orinterest in the above parcel of land are hereby requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the twenty-eighth dayof November next a caveat forbidding the same frombeing registered accordingly.


Land Titles Office, Perth,22nd October, 1925.

Par1,7cr 4. Parker, Perth, Solicitors for the Applicant.

wEsrpERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTRAILWAYS.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theSidings on the Busselton-Flinders Bay Railway, at 171miles 25 chains (hitherto known as "Carbunup"), and19-I utiles 71 chains (hitherto known as "Nuralingup")have been renamed, and henceforth will be known re-spectively as "Metrical)" and "Forest Grove."

H. POPE,Commissioner of Railways.


1944 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [OoroBER 23, 1925.

RAILWAYS CLASSIFICATION BOARD ACT, 1920.

PURSUANT to the powers conferred by " The Railways Classification Board Act. 1920,"under Section 15, subsection (d), in the matter of appeals against classification, the Rail-ways Classification Board has determined as set forth hereunder, such determination to operateas from the 28th February, 1925, and the Board hereby repeals the Classification set forthin its Award No. 1 of 1925 in so far as it conflicts with this determination :

AWARD No. I OF 1925.

Clause 24Classification, of Position.

Classification altered

From : To :

Cl. Range. Cl. Range.

CHIEF ACCOUNTANT'S BRANCH.

Assistant Chief Staff Clerk ...Midland Clearing ClerkPassenger Sheets ClerkSenior 'Statistical ClerkSeason Tickets ClerkStaff ClerkAssistant Accounts ClerkAssistant Freight and Fare Clerk ...Assistant Loco. Time-keeping ...

344455666

340--370305-330

270-290

210-260

233344555

£

385-415340-370

305-330

2701290

Assistant Season Tickets Clerk ... 67.7

5Excess Fares Clerk ... 6 5Overcharge Sheets Clerk ... 6 5

.9>

Paying Ton Mileage Clerk 6 5Relief Clerks (5) ... >9

519

Staff Assistant 6 519

COMPTROLLER OF STORES BRANCH.

Shipping ClerkOfficer-in-Charge, Engine Material Store (ex Leading

Band Fitter)

44

305-33093

3 340-370330-350

Order Clerk (ex Purchase Clerk) 5 270-290 4 305-330Relief Clerk 5 4Sales Clerk ... 4Assistant Accounts ClerkCoal and Indent Clerk 6

210-260 55

270-290Coal inspector's Clerk 6 5Receiving Officer ... 6 5Relief Clerk ... 5

71

CHIEF MECHANICAL ENGINEER'S BRANCH.

Professional Stall :Testing Officer ... 340-370 2 385-415Draftsmen (Second Class) (2) ... 3 340-370Draftsmen (Third Class) (3) ... 4 305-330

Workshops Staff :Leading Hand Fitter, West Midland Shops... 305-330 330-350Leading Hand Fitter, Perth Running Shed ...Leading Hand Fitters, Running Sheds (6) ... 305-330Leading Hand Tinsmith, West Midland Shops 270-290 290-300

Running Staff :Loco. Shed Foreman, Midland junctionSub. Loco. Inspectors (3) ...

370-380 370-380-390370--380--390

Clerical Staff :First Clerk-in-Charge, C'.M.E.'s Office 3 340-370 2 385-415Progress Clerk ... . 5 270-290 4 305-330Assistant Time-keeper, Workshops 6 210-260 5 270-290Clerk, Running Shed, Northam ... 6 5First Assistant, S.L.R.'s Office 6 5Workshops Clerk, West Midland 6 5

CHIEF ENGINEER, WAY AND WORKS BRANCH.

Professional Stall.,\sistant Engineer, E ectrica I a uc 1 S ann Is

Branch435-474', Spel. 500-535

Draftsmen (Special Class) (3) ... 2 385-415Draftsmen (First Class) (5) 340-370Draftsmen (Second Class) (4) 4 305-330

OcTonER 23, 1925.] GOVERN1VIENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1045

RAILWAYS CLASSIFICATION BOARD ACT, 1920continued.

Classification altered

From : To :

Cl Range. Cl Range.

CHIEF ENGINEER, WAY AND WORKS BRANCH-'

Inspectorial Staff :Foreman, Works and Buildings. Perth 320-330 330-840

Clerical Stay:Staff Clerk 3 340-370 2 385-415Works Clerk 3 2Clerk-in-Charge, D.E.'s Office, Perth 4 3051'430 3 340-370Materials Clerk ... 4 3Authorities Clerk 5 270-290 4 305-330Costs Clerk, D.E.'s Office, Perth 5 >3. 4First Clerk, Materials ... 5 4Relief Clerks (2) 5 270-290

GRIEF TRAFF/C MANAGER'S BRANCH.

Clerical Stag (Administrative):Chief Staff Clerk 2 385 115 1 435-475Chief Transport Clerk ... 2Claims Clerk, C.T.M.'s Office ... 305L330 3 340-370Relief Clerk, Transport 4 3Transport Clerk, D.T.S.'s Office, Bunbury 5 270L290 4 305-330Transport Clerk, D.T.S.'s Office, Narrogin 6 4Transport Clerks, D.T.S.'s Office, Northam (3) 5 4Works and Irregularities Clerk, C.T.M.'s Office 5 4Assistant Time-tables Clerk, Transport 6 210-1260 5 270-290General Clerk, D.T.S.'s Office, Narrogin 5General Clerk, D T.S.'s Office, Northam 6 5Vouchers Clerk, C.T.M.'s Office ... 6 5

Clerical Stag (Stations, etc.):Clerk-in-Charge, Perth Booking Office 340-370 2 385-4:15Clerk-in,Charge, Perth Goods ... 2Clerk-in-Charge, Perth Parcels 3 2Clerk-in-Char,e, Goods Office, Midland Junc-

tion (ex Senior Goods Clerk)5 270-1290 4 305-3:?0

Clerk-in-Charge, Invoicin, Perth Goods 5 4Accounts Clerk, Perth BOoking Office 210-260 5 270-2110Booking Clerks, Fremantle (2) . 6 5Coaching Clerk, Collie ... 6 5Coaching and Goods, Clerk, Merredin 6 13 5Correspondence Clerk, Inwards, Perth Goods 6First Assistant, Invoices, Perth Goods ... 6 5Goods Clerk, Busselton o 5Goods Clerk, York ... 6 5Inquiries Clerk, Perth Station 6 5Interchange Clerk, Midland Junction 6Outwards Clerk, Perth Goods 6 5Relief Clerk, Perth Goods (2) 5Relief Telegraph Operator ... 6 210--260 45 270 290Telegraph Operators, Midland ifunction (2) ... 6 5Time-keeper, Perth Station 6

Goods Agents and Station-m«sters :Perth Goods ... 435-475 Spcl. 500-535Perth Station ...North Fremantle 2

3,

385 415 1 435-475Busselton 4 305-330 3 240-370Brookton 5 270-290 4 305-330Chidlow 5 4

Assistant and Night Station-masters :North Fremantle, A.S.M. 2 305-330 340:: 70

Station Relief Officers :Station Relief Officers (3) 3 340-370Station Relief Officers (3) 1 305-330Station Belief ()Ulcers (8) 5 270-290Station Relief Officers ... 260

Dated this sixteenth ay of October, Oue ihowand nine huf ulred itnd twentyfiee.

W. LAMBDEN OWEN,Chairman Railways Classification Board.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.(Sections 60, 61, 62, and 72, and Sections 312 and 318.)

Notice of Electionllrog Road Thard.TT is hurtby notified, for ,general information, that aGeneral Election of Nine numbers and One auditor forthe Wagin. Road Board will lie held on the 27th day ofNovember, 1925, consequent upon the retirement of themembers as a whole.

.1. BOOTH,Secret a

[OCTOBER 23, 1925.

i;ertrritm; to the above notice, I hereby notify thatneminabiees for the above-named Election will be re-cei 1. me at or before 6 o'clock in the afternoon of13111 Yevember, 1925, or within 14 clear days next pre-colt et;' sach day, at the office of the Board, Trent Street,1V'm2:in. Tim number of members to be elected for thealtnyt -mew noted district is as follows:North Ward--tom member; South-West Wardtwo members; North-West Wardtwo members; South-East Wardtwo mem-bers; North-East Wardtwo members. One ratepayers'a editor.

Dated this 19th day of October, 1925.A. E. SANDERSON,

Commissioner, Returning Officer.

WESTERN

Date ofadvertising Schedule No.

1925.Sept. 8 169A, 1925Sept. 8. 168A, 1925Oct. 15 192s, 1925Oct. 20 195A, 1925Oct. 20 . 194A, 1925Oct. 1 185A, 1925Oct. 22

Sept. 8. 167s, 1925 ...

Oct. 15 191A, 1925 ...

Oct. 22

Oct. 22

Oct 15Oct. 15

Oct. 22 196A, 1925 ...

AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Supplies required.

Engine Tyres, 462 onlyExtruded Bronze Tubing, in 5ft. lengths, 175ft.Helmets (Police Uniform), in various sizes, 150 onlyTransformers, 100 K.V.A., three- phase, out-door type, 2 onlyPortable Electric Welding Plant ...Hydraulic Spring Buckle Press, 1 only ...Meat for Government Institutions, etc., at Perth, Claremont, Fremantle,

Woorolon and Whitby Falls, during the months of January, February,and March, 1921;

Face Towels, 42in. x 2lin., 500 only, and Material for the manufacture ofRoller Towels, I6in. wide, 1,200 yards

Mackintosh Coats (Police Uniforms), Pure Indigo Dye, 200 only, and Mackin-tosh Capes (Police Uniforms), Pure Indigo Dye, 50 only

Annual Contracts.Provisions. rec.;ntl. Carttwe, etc. (Bread, Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Groceries,

Sty.p, Vegetable: Fish, Firewood and Cartage) for GovernmentInst Pie., at Perth, Claremont. Fremantle, and Wooroloo, duringthe year en11mf 31st I tecember, 1926

Out-door Relief IMtions, at Perth and Fremantle, during the year ending311 l'ee;mber, 1926

Puuin Piame. ;If, carious schools throughout the State, during the year 1926Cartage to Stale Schools at Boulder, during the year 1926 ...

c, ,,:,,le by Tender.Vehicles, Seefflid 1mnd (We mmel tor,. 2 only ; Sondes, 2 only Buck-board

and Spring (.411,.. -I only) as iii', now stand at the Wateronly;

Depart-ment lard, Kalgoorlie, where inspection can be made

For Sale." Cletrao " Tractors.Offers are invited for one or more of the Cletrao

Tractors now lying at the North Fremantle Government Stores. Detailsfrom the Tender Board Office, Murray Street, Perth.

Date ofclosing.

1925.Oct. 29.Oct. 29.Nov. 12.Nov. 12.Nov. 12.Nov. 19.

Dec. 3.

Dee. 10.

Dec. 10.

Nov. 12.

Nov. 12.Nov. 19.Nov. 19.

Nov. 5.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until2.15 p.m. on the date 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 Board Office, Murray Street, Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.

TenderIto,011

No,

689/25

1)ate.

(Mt.

ContractorSehedoleNo.

Accepted Tenders.

Particulars. Departmentconcerned. Rate.

State Invidemea Wort:8

Oct. 15 Ilieris, Scarfs, s Sand-overs, Ltd.

tin.A, Chuif-enGers, 250 on1925

Inds

;on ctits, Statoles:,. 5-gall., I do.deli erect into Sore, 200 only

11.0 / each,F.O.R., Fre-mantle.

23/6 each.

tober, 1925.H. C. TRETHOWAN,

Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.


WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDERBOARD.

Tenders for the Burial of Deceased Destitute Personsand Aboriginals.

TENDERS (endorsed " Tender for Burials ") will be receivedby the Chairman, Government Tender Board, Murray Street,Perth, up till 2.15 p.m. on Thursday, 26th November, 1925,from persons willing to contract for the above service at theundermentioned places, during the period from 1st Januaryto 31st December, 1926 :

AlbanyArmadaleBamboo CreekBangemallBelmontBeverleyBlack RangeI loulderBridgetownBroad ArrowBroomeBruce RockBullfinchBelongBunburyBurtvilleI lusseltonCauningtonCarnarvonClaremontCollieCondonCoolgardieCossackCottesloeCu ddingwarraCueDaYyhurstDerbyDongarraDowerinDundasEdjudinaEsperanceField's FindFremantleGeraldtonGingin

GnowangernpGoomallingGosnellsG ran ite3

u MilordJarranda leKalgo or lieiCanownaKatanningKellerberr inKelmscottKojonupKookynieKurualpiRake AustiniancetielclLavertonLawlerslennonv i IleLeonoraManduralMarble BarMeekatharraMenziesMerredinMidland Jun etionMinginewMoorsMorgansMount MagnetMount MalcolmMount Sir SamuelMullewaMundaringNannineNarroginNiagara

NorsemanNorthamNorthamptonNultv, in eOn4ow1'ilr 11111Pert II, is chiding

N o rth PerthI .ecdery illsVictoria ParkMaylandsIlayswaterSouth Perth

PingellyPinjarraPort HedlandQuairadingQueen's Parkii avensthorpeRockinghamRoebourneSandstoneStark BaySouthern CrossSubiacoTamtellupToodyayWaginWatherooWestoniaWiekepinWilliamsWilunaWoorolooWyndhamYa lgooYork

Tender forms and full particulars obtainable from theOfficers in Charge of Police Stations at the above-mentionedplaces, and from the Government Tender Board Office, MurrayStreet, Perth.

The lowest Or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Tenders for Shoeing Police Horses.

Tenders (endorsed " Tender for Shoeing Police Horses ")will be received by the Chairman, Government Tender Board,Murray Street, Perth, up till 215 p.m. on Thursday, 19thNovember, 1925, for Shoeing Police Horses at the under-mentioned places, during the period from 1st January to31st December, 1926 :

AlbanyBoyup:BeverleyBridgctowitBrookton

.BusseltonBroomeBunburyBuntineBruce RockliroomehillCollieCorriginCueCoolgardieCarnarvonCunderdinDenmarkDonnybrookDongarraDerbyDumbleyungDwellingupDowerinEsperanceFremantleGuildfordGinginGreenbushesGeraldtonGreenoughGnowangerup

G oomallingHarveyjarralula I eKid goorl ieKelmscottKittanningK ellerbcrrinKojonupKulinLake GraceLeedervillcLeonora:Gayer tonManjimupMorgansMerredinMinginewMullewaMidland JunctionMoorsMt. MagnetMenziesMaylandsMt. BarkerMarble BarMeekatharraMeckeringNannupNedlandsNorthamNorthamptonNungarin

NorsemanNarrog inNullagineOne lowOra BandaPerthPeak HillPort HedlandP injarraPingellyQuairadingRavcnsthorpeRoebourneSouthern CrossSandstoneTambellupThree SpringsTrayningToodyayVictoria ParkWaginWhim CreekWilliamsWilunaWiekepinWyndhamWyalkatchemWongan HillsYorkYarloopYalgoo

Tender forms and full particulars obtainable from theOfficers in Charge of the Police Stations at the above-mentionedplaces, and from the Government Tender Board Office, MurrayStreet, Perth.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Tenders for Rations for Aboriginals.Tenders (endorsed " Tender for Rations ") will be received

by the Chairman, Government Tender Board, Murray Street,Perth, up till 2-15 p.m. on Thursday, 19th November, 1925,for the Supply of Rations for Aboriginals at the undermen-tioned places, during the period from 1st January to 31stDecember, 1926 :

Broome Lawlors NannineBunbury Laverton NorsemanCarnarvon Leonora NungarinCoolgardie Lake Harlot OnslowCue Linden Peak HillDerby Marble Bar PinjarraEsperance Minginew SandstoneGeraldton Meekatharra TuckanarraGuildford Morgans WilunaKanowna Moora YalgooKatanning Mount Magnet YarriKookynie Mullewa

Tender forms and full particulars obtainable from theOfficers in Charge of Police Stations at the above-mentionedplaces, and from the Government Tender Board Office,Murray Street, Perth.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

H. C. TRETHOWAN,Chairman WA. Government

Tender Board.1st October, 1925.

Department of Mines,Perth, 6th October, 1925.

IT is hereby notified, for public information, thatGeneral Exemption from conditions of work, use, andoccupation has been granted on all mining tenementsthroughout the State from the 14th day of December,1925, to the 11th day of January, 1926, both datesinclusive.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

THE MINING ACT, 1904(Regulation 163).Warden 's Office, Southern Cross,

30th September, 1925.TAKE notice that it is the intention of theWarden of the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, onthe date mentioned to issue out of the War-den 's Court an order authorising the cancella-tio it of registration of the undermentioned Min-ing Tenements in accordance with Regulation 163 of'Tile Mining Act, 1904." An order may issue in the

absence of the registered holder, but should he desireto object to such order he must, before the date men-tioned, lodge at the Warden 's Office an objection Con-taining the grounds of such objection, and, on the datementioned, the Warden will proceed to hear and de-termine the same, in accordance with the evidence thensubmitted.

(SO.) T. Y. A. LANG,Warden.

To be heard at the Warden 's Court, Southern Cross,on Friday, the 27th day of November, 1925.

YILGARN GOLDFIELD.Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered

Holder, Address,. Reason for Resumption.Residence Areas.

364Rojo, Charles; Westonia. Non-compliance withconditions and no Miner 's Right.

391Comini, James; Westonia. Non-compliance withconditions and no Miner 's Right.

395Mooney, Eliza ; Westonia. Non-compliance withconditions and no Miner 's Right.

428Pearson, Collison Clapham; Westonia. Non-com-pliance with conditions and no Miner 's Right.

452Brown, Vera; Westonia. Non-compliance withconditions and no Miner 's Right.

480Pettit, Francis Clement ; Westonia. Non-compli-ance with conditions and no Miner 's Right.

670Lucas, Andrew Francis; Westonia. Non-compli-ance with conditions and no Miner 's Right.

727Hart, Leonard Guss ; Westonia. Non-compliancewith conditions and no Miner 's Right.

738Bryan, Maud Harriet ; Westonia. Non-compli-ance with conditions and no Miner's Right.

746Bryce, William Dougald ; Westonia. Non-compli-ance with conditions and no Miner 's Right.

750Barry, Michael; Westonia. Non-compliance withconditions and no Miner 's Right.

1948 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [OCTOBER, 23, 1025.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.

Department of Mines,Perth, 21st October, 1925.

IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of The Minim, Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governor inExecutive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Leases and Applications for Leases as shown below.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

Gold Mining Leases.

The surrender of the undermentioned Gold Mining Lease was accepted :

Goldfield. District. No. of11 Name of Lease.

I Lease. !

East Coolgardie

Lessees.

! 5376E Yorkshire Rose ... ... I Clark, Tom ; Lutterell, Reginald James.

The undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were declared forfeited for breach of covenant, viz., Non-payment of Rent :

Goldfield. District. No. ofLease. Name of Lease. Lessee.

Coolgardie 5202 Great Eastern Ryan, Agnes.Kunanalling 895s Sydney Mint .,. De Gracie, John.

Dundas 1.289 New Valkyrie Matthiessen, James Joseph.East Coolgardie 5346E Main Ore Channel Slattery, Augustus ; Cook, George ;

Zowe, . Benno.5361a Golden Rose Zowe, Benno.

East Murchison Lawlers 1230 Canberra ... Pola, Charles ; Roy, Ellen.Wiluna 293J Oversight ... Strempel, Osmond Henry.

Murchison Meekatharra 1504a Munarra South ... Watson, Francis ; Caddy, RichardAnthony ; Hall, Hubert Sylvian ;Kalinowski, Jean.

North-East Coolgardie Kanowna 1385x Pride of the Morning Starr, Francis Thomas.Pilbara Marble Bar 820 McLeod's Reward McLeod, Donald.Yilgarn 3269 Myrtle Central ... Smith, George Noel Bernhard

3271 Central Deep Level do. do.

The Lessee of the undermentioned Gold Mining Leases was fined the sum set opposite the same as an alternative to forfeiture ofsuch leases for breach of labour conditions. In the event of such fine not being paid within the period mentioned hereunder,then the leases to be forfeited forthwith :

Goldfield.No. ofDistrict. Lease,

Lessee. Fine. Period within which fine isto be paid.

East Murchison ... ... Wiluna ... ... 290J

291J

Emu Mining Company, NoLiability

do. do. ...

£25

£25

4th November, 1925.

4th November, 1925.

Miners' Homestead Leases.

The undermentioned Applications for Miners' Homestead Leases were approved, subject to survey, to date from 1st day ofJuly, 1925 :

Goldfield.

Yilgarn

District.

(

No. of Application.

91, 92.

NURSES' REGISTRATION ACT.Appointment.

M.P.H. 4025/22; Ex. Co. No. 2811.FII8 Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto appoint Miss E. Gill to be an examiner under theNurses' Registration Act, and to fix the remnnerationto he paid as follows :£2 2s. for each examination.

S. W. MUNSIE,Minister for Public Health.

CLAREMONT ROAD BOARD.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatMr. Thomas Wright, of 30 Asquith Street, MountClaremont, has been appointed poundkeeper and rangerto this Board, and he is hereby authorised to seize andimpound all cattle and stock found straying uponroads, reserves, or unfenced land within the ClaremontRoad District.

A. TERELINCK,Chairman.

OCTOBER 23, 1925.] GOVERNMENT GAZETT W.A.

PORT HEDLAND WATER BOARD.Statement of Receipts and Payments for the year

ended 30th J1471C, 1925.Dr.

Balance at Union Bank on 1st ;in ly,Water Charges

Cr.Advertising, Stationery, and PrintingOffice ExpensesSalariesPumping ExpensesRepairs, Town WellRepairs, MainSundry CreditorsBalance Union Bank o 30th

£ s. (1.

1924 6 1.9 41.59 5 7

£166 4 11

s. 0.5 11 41 18 9

33 (1 (1

99 15 013 14 11

1 0 08 12 6

ne, 1925 .. 2 12 5

£166 4 11.

Profit anil Loss Account foe the yearDune, 1925.

Dr.Audit FeesAdvertising, etc.Office ExpensesSalariesPumping ExpensesRepairs, Tow-i1 WellRepairs to MainDepreciation on PlantWater Charges written off

Water ChargesBalance

ended 30th

s. d.2 0 05 11 41 18 9

33 0 0176 9 0

35 9 1120 8 613 2 0

0 4 0

£288 3 6

Cr. s. d... 179 0 4.. 109 3 2

£288 3 6

Balenee Sheet on 30th June, 1925.£ s. d.

Sundry Creditors 16 4 3Port T-Tedland Road Board .. .. 103 13 3Balance .. 180 2 8

PlantArrears of Water Charges ..Union Bank ..

£300 0

£ s. d.258 16 038 11 92 12

£300 0 2

(Sgd.) A. E. RICHARDSON,Acting Chairman.

(Sgd.) D. SUTHERLAND,Secretary.

(Sgd.) P. REYNOLDS,:Ratepayers' Auditor.

THE, ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Bayswater District Road Board.

ANNUAL Statement showing operations and trans-actions of the Board for Financial Year ended 30thday of June, 1925:

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE,

RECEIPTS.

Particulars. £ S. (1. s. d.Credit Balance at commencement of Year

Balance at Treasury 22 6 8Gereral Rate

(1) Current rates collected during year ... 2,533 16 0(2) Arrears of rates collected during year ... 588 0 1(3) Rates overpaid 1 18 5

3,123 14 6Loan Rate

(1) Current Rates collected during year ... 1,794 15 3(2) Arrears of Rates collected during year 294 0 0

2,088 16 3

LicensesDog

Fees,Building Permits, etc.

Income from Property and Plant (o the thanlighting)

Rents from Halls, etc.Lease. Ground

Trading ConcernsElectric Light Account

Government Grants

1949

£ s. d. £ s. d.

78 1 3

6 11 6

32S 6 2

3,969 5 5

310 6 212 0 0

Annual Subsidy for Maintenance and Con- 300 0 0struction

Special GrantsTraffic FeesRecreation Ground

Health Receipts ...

Loans raised under 10th Geo. V., No. 38, PartVII.Sinking Fund RefundFines and Penalties

Legal Expenses RecoveredAll other receipts

Rates in SuspenseSundry SalesTransfer from Electric Light AccountElections Deposits ...Refund PostageTelephone CallsTransfers ...Sale Rolls ...Donations to PicnicRefund interest to National BankSuspense Account ...Contributions to Works ...Sale of Plant

Total ...

889 8 250 0 0

1,039 8 21,800 6 2

41 12 20 1 0

,180 9 28 0 00 0 10 12 2

030 0 00 10 (1

11 3 655 0

2 0 085 1 120 18 9

115 8 8619 1043 18 3

2,035 7 11

£15,061 0 5

EXPENDITURE.

Particulars. £ s. d. £ s. d.Debit Balance at commencement of Year

Debit Balance at Treasury ... 332 18 eDebit Balance at E.L. account, Western 468 0 .5Australian Bank

Expenses for Levying RatesValuation Fees, etc.

Expenses for Collecting Licenses(1) Licensing Plates, Discs, etc. 4 3 0(2) Commission

SalariesOffice Expenses (Rent, 'etty

etc.)Election ExpensesAudit Fees ...AdvertisingInterest on Bank OverdraftInsurances (Fire Guarantees. etc.)Three per cents.Legal ExpensesStationery and PrintingMaintenance Works (front Revenu

Government Grants) as per Fonn(a) Roads ...(b Footpaths(c) Street Lighting, etc.(d) Recreation Grounds(e) Pounds ...

11 15 9

... 2,546

20519857

7 03 08 109 84 4

3,015 13 7204 17 8

573 11 :3

Maintenance of Halls, Libraries, etc ...Construction Works (from Revenue, including

Government Grants) as per Form No. 51(a) Roads ...(b) Footpaths . 587 11 7

519 8

Works undertaken from Loan raised under10° Geo. V., No. 38, as per Form No. 18 onback hereofHealth Expenditure

Disbursements in respect to Loans raisedunder 10° Geo. V., No. 38 (Part VII.) as perForm 17

Repayment of Loan, E.L. Account, Paid 2,000 0Interest .. 925 0Paid into Sinking Fund 1,933 0Interest on Sinking Fund ... 115 8

0008

Trading ConcernsLighting, Electric or otherwise (as per

tails attached)Plant and Tools (purchased during year)

(1) Tools, Plant, etc.(2) Office Furniture(3) Repairs to Furniture, Tools, Plant, etc.

Refund of Rates (in suspense)Refunds of Deposits to ContractorsAll other Expenditure (to be specified if on

works)W.A.G.R. Freight DepositRefund, Electoral DepositTransfers ...Fire BrigadesSuspense ...Refunds Rates, overpaid ...

Balances at end of YearTo Credit of Board at Treasury ...To Credit of Board at Bank (general account)

Total ...

800 18 11

60 1.5 1

15 18 9201 17133 3 5

27 19 015 15 010 2 9

6 2 069 16 10

102 0 340 12 823 13 9

1,345 11 2

4,973 8 8

1,491 5 0

582 8 95 10 3

76 10 5663 9 5

48 19 513 0 0

40 0 08 0 0

630 0 020 0 02 0 01 18 5

701 18 5

75 7 5281 2 2

340 9 7

£15,061 0 5

1950 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [OCTOBER 23, 1925.

LIABILITIES AND ASSETS.

LIABILITIES.

Particulars. £ s. d. £ s. d.Rates owing but which cannot be collected 036 17 3

(Estimate)Loan, 1-5 ... 15 600 0 0Less Electric Light Debentures, paid ... 2,000 0 0

13,000 0 0Outstanding Accounts 250 0 9

Credit at Loan Rates ... 560 7 4All other Liabilities -

Sister Deposits, unclaimed 21 0 0Rates Suspense 3 2 5

24 2 5

Total ... £15,380 16 0

ASSETS.Particulars. £ s. d. £ s. d.

Credit Balance at Treasury 79 7 5Credit Balance at Bank ... 261 2 2

340 9 7Rates outstanding-

General Rates ... 1,278 5 10Loan Rates ... ... 1,063 17 5

0,30° 3 3Loan (Sinking Fund including accrued

interest) 4,017 3 3Estimated Current Value of Property owned

by Board -Buildings, etc. ... 3,000 0 0Movable Plant and Tools 370 8 0Lamps, etc. ... 50 0 0Furniture, etc., Hall, £502 Cs. 9d. ; Office,

£137 12s.639 18 9

All other Accounts owing to Board 15 10 8All other Assets-

Freight Deposit ... .. 50 0 0Health Board 238 13 0Health Board, interest due 42 0 3Petty Cash advance... ... 7 13 0

338 0 3Balance of Liabilities over Assets ... 4,236 16 6

Total ... £15,380 16 9

We certify having examined the books and accountsof the Bayswater Road Board, also compared the State-ments of "Recepits and Expenditure" and "Assetsand Liabilities," and found same to be correct.

Auditor's Remarks-Subject to Report.R. W. BROWNLIE,

(10N-eminent Auditor and Inspector.J. B. HANSON,

Ratepayers' Auditor.19th August, 192

Loan No.

1 5,000Less deben tres:

purchase(' 2,000 ...

Form No. 51.The Road Districts Act, 1919.

Statement showing Expenditure on Roads or otherworks for year ended 30th June, 1925.

Bayswater District Road Board.Roads as at 30th June, 1925.

Name of Road or other Work. Cunstrueflon. Afamtenance.----------

Guildford RoadNorth Ilaylands, Perth RoadRailway ParadeSouth CrescentI bode Street ...i wiry Street ...

In StreetMurray StreetMani, 8: reel ...The si cold ..William-on StreetNeville Street. ...13rerhbnro !loadOral* 8: reef ...salha-inn StreetSlaccd Terraceci sitter Road ...

St reetclaverina RoadFoyle Si reel ...Ito se Avenue ...Kim: William Steen

Street ...Lathe Street- ...Wya 1. Street.Veit ch Street ...imbcrt street ...Wisheek StreetHill ;streetArundel street ...ILuuilinu StreetLawrence StreetMay Street ...Station Street ...Grafton Road ...Garret t Road ...Trayieii !toad ...Percy rect. ..leis klYte Street

ila ywad Street.81 eit

salisliury StreetItoscherry Street

rand PronienadeCi ionic Street ...Sundry Works ...

£ s. d.16 11 850 0 013 13 07 10 75 12 S

12 3 it

9 4 83 17 0

9 (1

8

84 101

205 0 402 18 5

7.14 28 10 2

46 12 73 4 11

4...7 4

..

27.10 1

£ s.d.987 10 7

11519 220 5 1183 15 511 3 '2

9 7 230 17 6

:3 0 14 10 101 10 .

O 7 9157 18 525 6 10

2 2 104 10 90 11 0

° 114 -1

370

1

4

:3 4l5 10

9 89 42 70 41 53 9

3 0 0O 9 9

55 0 114 31 10 01 11 8

05 3 '262 11 702 2 78 4 111 1 10O 0 110 16 10

S it:1 15 112 3 10O 11 0

002 10 4

£507 11 7

Foint No. 17.

The Road Districts Act, 1919 (Sections 304 and 307),

Road Board Loans Current Year ended 30th June, 1925.

Portion ofAmount Loan

authoGied. harrowedfrom

Government.

3,000

1,03'3,000

3,000n,1101)

DateWhere iloa fed. of

issue.

W.A. '1'ritateeCo.do.

Willis anBurnsideW. _4. Bank'It G. Assur-

ance Co.

I -3- 14

-4-11I0- I - 630-3-2231-7-22

20

101.5

Rateof

;

AnnualPercentage liability dueof sluicing on account

fund. of interestand sinking

fond.

22,546 7 0

Amountpaid

during theyear under

review.

Purpose forwhich the loan

was raised.

s. 41. s. d.

:175 0 0 495 0 0 Roads, 83,000E.L. £2,000

75 0 0 1 01 0 0 Town Ball.270 0 0 420 0 0 Roads.

158 0 ;

0 1,23:3 0 0 Law Costs,341 0 0 (145 0 0 t Roads.

,623 0 0 2,858 0 0

Amount ofn No. 1 hunt current

ion 30th June, Antonia, invested at Treasury.1025. Brintglit forward from previous year.

SINKING FUNDS.

Accrued Sinking Funds in hands of Trustees on 30th June. 1925.

Paid into Treasuryduring current year.

TreasuryTotal at30-6-25.

Net liabilityon Loan

30th June,1925

1Less debentures pur-

purchased

345

5,0002,000

£ s. 3.

3,000 0 0(Less refund)1,000 0 03,000 0 03,000 0 03,000 0 0

s. 3.

1,548 16 4

619 111 6

Less refund fromSinking Fund

s. d. s. s. 3.

920 1 10 315 7 6 ,281 13 41 1,715 0 S

304 0705 8 7

No. 1 I,oan. .

31 11 11 305 12 1 604 7 11286 15 3 992 3 10 2,007 16 2920 6 0 920 0 0 2,679 14 0454 8 0 414 8 0 2,545 12 0

2,048 8 8 4,047 3 3 9,552 16 9619 10 0

£1,428 18 2

We hereby certify that the figures and particulars above are correct.

20th July, 1925.

E. ROWE,Chairman.

P. S. STANTON,Secretary.


Education Department,Perth, 15th October, 1925.

1118 Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the following amendments to the Regula-tions of the Education Department:Add to Regulation 25:

A teacher who completes the thesis requirements forthe "A" Certificate will, if the conditions relating toservice and efficiency have been fulfilled, receive his newclassification on that one of the following dates whichoccurs next after the writing of his final thesislstFebruary, 1st May, 1st August, 1st November.Delete the last 'four paragraphs of Regulation 22 and

the whole of Regulations 27, 28, 29, and 30, andsubstitute:

27. (1) A bead teacher with the "C" Classificationwill not be regarded as eligible for the headship of aschool higher than Class VI.

(2) A head teacher with the "132" Classification willnot be regarded as eligible for a school above Class V.,nor a teacher with a "B1" Classification for a schoolabove, Class Dr.

(3) A head teacher with the "A3" Classification willnot be regarded as eligible for a school above Class III.,nor a teacher with the "A2" Classification for a schoolabove Class II.

(4) Assistant teachers with the "A2" Certificate willnot be regarded as eligible for the headship of a schoolabove Glass IV; those with the "A3" Certificate willnot be eligible for a school higher than Class V.; orthose with the "B" Certificate for a school higher thanClass VI.

(5) Head teachers will be eligible only for the pro-motion list to the next class of school above that inwhich they are placed.

28. Relative claims for promotion to vacant positionsshall be determined by the Board of Classifiers. Apromotion list shall be formed for the headmastershipof each class of school above Class VII. The hoard willtake into consideration in each case the record of theteacher, the teacher's literary or scientific qualifications,and the length and nature of the teacher's service. Suchpromotion lists shall be compiled in each year before31st July, or at such other times as is appointed by theMinister, and shall govern the promotions until the com-pletion of the next mutual list.

29. (1) The Board of Classifiers shall consist of theChief Inspector, a Senior inspector nominated by theItinisier, and a lien I Teacher who is a member of theTeachers' Union, elected by the teachers in the follow-ing manner :

(2) Every head teacher and assistant on the per-manent staff of the :Department, and every head orassistant teacher on supply who tuts been toiainuouslyemployed as a teacher for not less than twelve monthsimmediately preceding the month in which the electionis held shall be entitled to vote. Notice shall be givenin the Cirottar, and votes must be received at the De-partment before Lite end of the month following thatiii winch the airequar is issued.

(3) No head teacher is eligible for election unless heor site holds the "Al" classification nail is drawing asalary equal to that Ivivified for such a teacher in,Class IA school. The elected Inciter shall hold hisposition for two years, and shall be eligible for re-election. A returning officer shall be appointed by agree-ment between the Department, awl the Teachers' [Jut toil

to conduct the election.(4) The board shall meet from time to time to con-

sider matters affecting the promotion and classificationof teachers, and to consider any appeal from teachersagainst their classilieathm or position on the promotionlist. No appeals against Inspeetor's report will liereferred to the Board.

(5) A teacher who wishes to appeal against a decisionof the Board of Classifiers may appeal to the Minister.His appeal must be made in writing; setting out fullytlm grounds upon which he Maims that an alterationshould be made. The NI inihter will eat' for a statementill writing from the Board of Classifiers showing thegrounds on which their decision was based. Unless thereare Very special circumstances which appear to theMinister to make an interview desirable, the appellantwill not be called upon to appear in person. TheMinister's. decision will be final, unless the provisionsof the Public Service Appeal Board Act apply.

(6) Efficiency as a teacher shall be determined by thenature of the inspector's report, as indicated in theteacher's reeord. ,ln these reports Inspectors shall esti-nmte the teaoher's worth under various headings byusing any of the terms: Exeellent; Very good; Good;Very fair; Pais.; and Weak. Such an estimate' will bemade, so far as possible, for every teacher every year.

(7) The Board shall award efficiency marks, the pos-sible maximum being 90.

(8) The following table shows the numerical valueassigned by the Board to the various terms employedby the Inspectors:

For :1.,,istlpts (Hut Teachers in sole charge of Schools.

Teaching Skill ...Discipline ...Organisation of Class NVorkZeal and Industry

Total

Ex. V.G. G. v-F. F.

:10 2820 1020 IS20 Ii)

24171717

18141414

1412

12

110j

85 75 60 50

For Head Teachers tvilh an Assislatit or ,ksislunts.

Directing Influence_Control ...'reaching Skill ...Organising Caprwity

Ex, Y.G. G. I V.F. F.

20 2820 1 10

1920 1 19

24171717

18 1414 1214 1214 12

110 85 75 60 50

(9) In assessing Certificateassign the following values:

''A' Teachers.A1-10A2 9A3 8

marks the Board shall

"B" Teachers. "C" Teachers.B1-5 C1-1132-4

Where a teacher holds the University Degree, oneadditional inark will be added to his Certificate value.

(10) In calculating seniority the whole of the teach-el.'s service under the West Australian Department shallbe taken into consideration. Marks for service shall beawarded as under:

Each year as a 'Monitor .. .. t/4.Fadt year as a student in College .. 1/S.Each year as head leacher or assistant .. 1/2

,Por teachers who have served in localities where adistrict allowance is payable an additional 50 per cent,on the above marks will be allowed for the period servedii such localities.

(1 1) When an assessment it marks front the teacher'sstaff reports leas been math', the Board will ,arrangeteachers into groups, according to their marks. Teach-ers svho obtain a mark of 8 1 or over for efficiency willlie placed' in Group 1, and teachers whose mark liesbetween 7 it and 8 1 for ellicieney, iii Group 2. Theellicioney itelrif will be imletilitted Oa the average of themarks gained loy the reports for the four years immedi-ately preceding the year in whieh the promotion listis being compiled.

,(1.2) Ifni-Mg been arranged into groups according tomarks, teachers in Group "1 will then be placed in pro-motion order, by Board. The promotion order withinthe Group will be determined by seniority and certificatemarks combined. Should the !mines in Group 1 be ex-hausted, promotion shall he made from Group 2, theorder being, determined liv q-liviency, seniority, and

neirks goitibined. No teacher shall be con-sidered for further promotion until he has served fortwo years in his new position.

(1 3 1 Should the available promotions for the yearRot exhaust the I ha Of (i Itt I teaeherS, those who re-main without receiving promotion for the current yearwill he 'placed fit the head of Croup .1 for the followingyear, provided that their efficiency warrants their re-tention in Croup 1.

(1-1 I All vacancies for Virst Assistants and ReadAlistresses or Infants' Schools, and all special positions,shall lie advertised, :.;m1 appointments or recommenda-thins shall be made in accordance with the Regulations.

3 O. For positions flooding* speeial qualifications theDirector will ask the Ihnird to make recommendations,after taking the particuhir chictunstances into considera-tion, and dep:trting, if necessary, from the ordinary rulesof priority.

CECIL ANDREWS ,Director of Education.


PUBLIC EDUCATION ENDOWMENT TRUST.Education Department,


IT is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governorin Executive Commil has been pleased to appoint HenryD. 'Holmes, Harry Albert Griffiths, and Hon. AthelstanJ. H. Saw as Trustees of the Public Education Endow-ment for 'a further term of three years from the 25thof August, 1925.

CECL ANDREWS,.Director of Education.

AGRICULTURAL BANK ACT, 1906; INDUSTRIESASSISTANCE ACT, 1915, AND AMENDMENTACTS.

TENDERS for the purchase of the undermentioned landand leases will be received by the Trustees on dates andat the Local Offices named:

Tenders returnable at Perth--27/11/25.307/23.Oldfield Locations 250 and 45, being the whole of the

land compris.:,51 in Homestead V) yin Lease 22730/74,,q;utll'iiiig in the name of Walter john. Daniels, and Con-ditimud Purchase Lease 39163/55 standing in the nameof Ernest Arthur Daniels. Area 799 acres 2 roods 11perches, situated 10 miles North-West of Rayensthorpe,describeil as good red and brown loam and sandy loam,gimlet and malice; 250 acres cleared, 250 acres partc7leared; 1(10 chains 0-wire neighbour's boundary fence,110 chains 6-wire boundary fence, 96 chains 4-wire in-ternal fence; two-rocuned hut; dam.

680/22.Fitzgerald Locations 396, 200, being the whole of the

land comprised in Conditional Purchase Lease 39073/55and :Homestead Farm Lease 2217s6/74 standing in thename of Neil McKinnon. Area 998 acres, situated fourmiles North-Wesl of Salmon Gums; good light soil withclay subsoil, mallet: and gimlet scrub; 200 acres partcleared; dam, 950 cubic yards.

Tenders returnable at Perth-6/11/25.21(56/13.Avon Location 17757, being- the whole of the land

comprised in Conditional Purchase Lease 9766/56, stand-ing in the name of Alfred Ward. Area 419 acres, situ-ated 11 miles South of Benjaberring, described as about83 acres good red loam, gimlet and titree; 182 acreslighter sandy loam, malice ; balance scrub.

Tenders returnable at Bus bury-6/11/25.23/325.Brunswick Estaie Lot 13, being the whole of the land

comprised in Lease 20/1872 standing in the name ofGordon Stanley Warburton. Area 209 acres 16 perches,situated 2:Y1. miles North-West of Brunswick, describedas 189 acres first class, shallow loams oi clay subsoils,timbered with red and bluegum and blackboys; balancesecond class, low-lying clay; 72 acres part cultivated; 30acres part cleared, 107 acres rung; 921/5 chains 2ft.x 11,4ft. draining; 351;( chains 4-wire, 2:3 chains 7-wireboundary fence, 156 chains 4-wire, 15 chains 3-wire andnetting; dam, 900 e.y.; house, J.W.B., three rooms; shedand lean-to, divided into eight bails; four-stall stableand implement sled; foul house and pig sties; 45 acressubterranean (clover; stock and plant.

1303/23.Sussex Location 1244, 'being the whole of the land

comprised in Certificate of Title Vol. 867, Fol. 81, stand-ing in the name of Samuel Walton. Area 100 acres,situated at Maryvale Siding, described as 45 acres firstclass good loamy soil; 30 acres second class gravellysoil, balance third class; (5 acres cleared, 70 acres rung;30ft. well and pump; 75 chains 2 and 3-wire fencing;four-roomed jarrah house; plant.

21/502.Nelson Location 1706, being the whole of the land

comprised in Conditional Purchase Lease 11142/55,standing in the name of Thomas Leslie Liddelow. Area128, acres, situated five mils East of Manjimup; allfirst class land, rich red loam, blackbutt, redgum, andjarrah; 4 acres cleared, 28 acres part cleared, 96 acresrung; well, 20ft.; 181 chains 3-wire and netting boun-dary fence, 21 chains 2 barb, and 5 chains picket internalfencing; J.W.B. house, four rooms; shed and yards;horse, cart, and harness.

755/23.Nelson Location 2136, being the whole of the land

comprised in Conditional Purchase Lease 5566/56, stand-ing in the name of Jonathan William Crosby. Area1601/, acres, situated eight miles South-East of Jarnadup,described as all first class; watered by permanent soak;15 acres part cleared, 160 acres rung; 58 chains 1 plainand 2 barb wire neighbour's boundary fence, 152 chains1 plain and 2 barb wire boundary fence.

Teneices iv' urn able at Nortinum6/11./25.22/389.Avon Locations 9708, 9709, 9710', 9711, 9712, being rho

whole of the land comprised in Conditional PurchaseLease 38098/55 and Homestead Farm Lease 21843/74.Area 42:1 acres 1 rood 17 perches, standing in the nameof Thomas Stewart, situated 12 miles East of Brookton,described as 396 acres first' class, grey clay soil and greysandy loam; balance second class, light sandy loam,salmon, whitegum, york, and jam; watered by riverpool; 50 acres part cleared.

Tenders returnable at Kellerberrin,-6/11/25.2957/12.Kwollyin A.A. Lot 17, being the whole of the land

comprised in Conditional Purchase Lease 26916/55, stand-ing in the name of May Adams. Area 1,000 acres, situ-ated 12 miles tiouth-East of Kellerberrin; 315 acres firstclass, salmon and gimlet; 600 acres second class, white-gum; balance third class scrub; 120 acres have beencleared 'and about 700 acres rung; 78 chains 3-wirefencing.

The improvements are quoted from office records andare believed to be correct, but the Trustees do not guar-antee them.

Tenderers must satisfy themselves, as to the improve-ments and their condition. Tenderers are required tostate what amount of deposit they are prepared to pay,the terms required for the balance of the purchase, alsoif able to carry on without further assistance.

All tenders to he forwarded to the District Inspector,Agricultural Bank, at place named and the envelope tobe -marked "Tender for

No tender necessarily accepted.E. A. MeLARTY,

General Manager Agricultural Bank, Soldiers'Settlement Scheme, and Industries Assist-ance Board.

22nd October, 1925.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.

1, F. P. THOMPSON, being the owner of Rind over oralong winch the portion of road hereunder describedpasses, have applied to the Broomehill Road Board toclose the said portion of road, viz:

Broomehill.978/14.B. 311.The surveyed road along the West boundary

of Kojonup Location 543, from Road No. 305 at itsSouth-West corner, to a closed road at its North-Westcorner. (Plan 41715/40, B4.)

F. P. THOMPSON,yor F. S. Thompson.

1, Tom 'McGuire, on behalf of the Broomehill RoadBoard, hereby assent to the above application to closethe road. therein described.

TOM McGUIRE,Chairman Broomehill Road Board.

19th October, 1925.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTRAILWAYS.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that thename of the station hitherto known as " jarnadup" hasbeen changed to "Jardee," by which latter it will hence-forth be known.

H. POPE,Commissioner of Railways.

Perth, 21st October, 1925.

OCTOBER 23, 1925.] .GOVERNMENT GrAZETTE, W.A. 1953

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 22nd October, 1925.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that the undermentioned Ministers have been duly registered in this office forthe Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia :

R.G No. Date.

12451246

1925.

Oct. 20Oct. 20

Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

Roman Catholic Church(Vicariate of Kimberley)

The Rev. Benedict PushenThe Rev. Albert Scherzinger

Broome BroomeBroome ... Broome

IT is hereby notified, for general inforniation, that the name of the undermentioned 'Minister has been duly removedfrom the register in this office of Ministers registered for the Calanation of Marriages throughout the State of WesternAustralia:

R.G. No. Date. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registiy District.

3491925.

Oct. 19

Church of England(Diocese of Kalgoorlie).

The Rev. W. H. Davies ... Kalgoorlie ... E. Coolgardie

ALEX. J. REID,Deputy Registrar General.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.A. W. Allen, Limited.

TAKE notice that the Registered Office of the abovenamed Company, situated at 36 Henry Street, Fre-mantle, has been changed to 4S King Street, Perth, andis open and accessible to the public daily between thehours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., except on Saturday, whenthe hours will be from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.

Dated this 5th day of October, 1925.A. W. ,ALLEN, LTD.,

Alex. Irish,Attorney for W.A.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Interstate Investment Company Proprietary, Limited.

Notice of Change of Office.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office orplace of business of Interstate Investment CompanyProprietary, Limited, has been changed from 27 and28 National Mutual Buildings, St. George 's Terrace,Perth, and is now situate at the offices of Messrs.Abbott & Abbott, 42 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

Dated this 1st day of October, 1925.ABBOTT & ABBOTT,

42 St. George 's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the said Company in Western Australia.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.West Australian 1 fanganese Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above-named company is situate at A.M.P. Chambers,St. George's Terrace, Perth, and that it is open to thepublic on week-days between the hours of 10 a.m. and4 p.m., except on Saturdays, when it is closed at 12 noon.

19th October, 1925.

ROBINSON, CON, & WHEATLEY,Solicitors for the above-named Company,

21 Howard Street, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.In the matter of Sedgmick, Limited (in liquidation).

A GENERAL meeting of shareholders will be held atthe office of Flack & Flack, Public Accountants, 79-SOA.M.P. Buildings, Perth, on Friday, 27th November,1925, at 4 p.m., to receive and adopt the Liquidator 'sfinal statement of realisation and accounts, and reportthereon.

D. SEDGWICK,Liquidator.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Hodd, Cuthbertson, cf. North, Limited.

NOT 11 E is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe alivae-named company is situated at Warwick House,C 3 Si. Oeerg:i Terra«. and is open and acces-sible to the public, on a-aka:a-lays between the hours of9 a.m. and 5 p.m., and on Saturdays between the hoursof 9 a.m. and 12 :noon, c...cept on holidays.

Dated this fist day of Oetober, 1925.0. L. '.142,1 INES, WYLIE, & CARCARY,

Professional Accountants,Perpetual Trustee Buildings,

St. George 's Terrace, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.The Yarragadce-Nalbm'ra Pastoral Company, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above-earned company is situated at the offices ofMessrs. Walter Ni. Collins and Company, Accountants,Commercial Union Chambers, St. George's Terrace,Perth, and that the same is accessible to the publicbetween the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. and5 p.m. on week days, and 9 a.m. and 12 noon on Satur-days, holidays excepted.

Dated the 19th day of October, 1925.DOWNING & DOWNING,

Of 39 St. George 's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the Company.

NOTICE OF REGISTERED OFFICE.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofThe W.A. Tyre Thrift Club, Limited, is situated at 79Barrack Street, Perth, and that the said office will beopen to the public on all week-days, except Saturdaysand public holidays, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from2 p.m. to 5 p.m., and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to.noon.

Dated this 20th day of October, 1925.J. & R. MAXWELL,

Solicitors for above Company,23 Barrack Street, Perth.

THE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANIES ACT, 1889.Australasian Catholic Assurance Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above-named company is situate at Warwick House,St. George's Terrace, Perth, and is open and accessibleto the public between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.on week days, and 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.

T. J. McGRATH,Resident Secretary.

1954 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [OcToBER 23, 1925.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Comet Motors, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above-named company has been removed from thecorner of Beaufort and Aberdeen Streets, Perth, andis now situated at 918 Hay Street, Perth.

The office is accessible to the public for the trans-action of business on all days of the week from Mon-day to Friday, inclusive, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon andfrom 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., and on Saturdays from 10 a.m.to 12 noon, except on public holidays.

Dated this 16th day of October, 1925.

UNMACK & UNMACK,Solicitors for the Company, Harper's Building,

Howard Street, Perth.

In the matter of "The Companies Act, 1893"(56 Viet., No. 8).

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued toThe Yarragadee-Nalbarra Pastoral Company, Limited.

Dated this 17th day of October, 1925.E. E. FEWINGS,

Acting Registrar of Companies.Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.

In the matter of "The Companies Act, 1.893"(56 Viet., No. 8).

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued toWest Australian Manganese Company, Limited.



In the matter of "The Companies Act, 1893"(56 Viet., Na. 8).

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 211 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued toThe W.A. Tyre Thrift Club, Limited.



Iii the matter of "I'he Companies Act, 1893"(56 Viet., No. 8).

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 211 of the above Act, i t Certifi vat e o f f ncorpora-tion as Lindted Company, has this day been issued to

dHod, Cuthbertson, and North, Limited.Dated this 21st day of October, 1925.

E. E. FEWINGS,Acting Registrar of Companies.

Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto-fore subsisting between Henry George Coombs Han-cock and Ernest Alfred Hancock, carrying on businessas woodworkers at 13 Coolgardie Terrace, East Perth,under the name, style, or firm of "Hancock Bros.,"has been dissolved by mutual consent as from thisdate.

All debts due and owing by the said late firm willbe received and paid respectively by the said ErnestAlfred Hancock, who will continue to carry on thesaid business on his own account under the same firmname of "Hancock Bros."

Dated this 13th clay of October, 1925.

H. G. HANCOCK.E. A. HANCOCK.

Thonack ç Unmade, of Howard Street, Perth, Solicitorsfor the said Ernest Alfred Hancock.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hithertoexisting between Harry Dunbar Shardlow and JamesVincent Bede Crewe, carrying on business as vigneronsand winesellers at Maddington, has been dissolved asand from the 15th day of October, 1925. All accountsduo to and all liabilities owing by the said firm will bereceived and paid by the said Harry Dunbar Shardlow,who will continue to carry on the said business ill hisown name

Dated the 19th day of October, 1925.H. D. SHARDLOW.

Signed by the said Harry Dunbar Shardlow, in thepresence of,

M. Kott,Solicitor, Perth.

JAMES V. B. CREWE.Signed by the said James Vincent Bedt Crewe, in the

presence of,N. B. Robinson,

Solicitor, Perth.Kott, of Commercial Travellers' Association Build-ings, 69 St. George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitor forthe said 'Tarry Dunbar Shardlow.

NOTICEDISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership carried onby John Frederick Roe and Arthur Stratford BoucherHassell, under the style or name of "J. F. Roe andCo.," has been dissolved.

Dated this sixteenth day of October, One thousandnine hundred and twenty-five.

J. FRED. ROE.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.NOTICE is hereby given that as from the 30th day ofSeptember, 1925, Campbell Shaw has retired from thepartnership hitherto subsisting between Percy HarryEvans, Campbell Shaw, and Samuel George Turrell,carrying on business as The Lancefield Treatment Syndi-cate, at Eerie. The remaining partners take over allthe assets and will discharge all liabilities of the part-nership.

Dated at Kalgoorlie this third day of October, 1925.PERCY HARRY EVANS,

by his Attorney,S. G. Turrell.

CAMPBELL SHAW.S. G. TURRELL.

'Witness to signatures of Partners,A. E. Jensen.

Western Australia.In Parliament,Session, 1925.

NOTICE OF INTENDED APPLICATION FORLEAVE TO BRING IN A PRIVATE BILL

The British Imperial Oil Company Limited's Act,1925.

Power to The British Imperial Oil Company, Limited,to erect reservoirs for the storage of oil, liquidfuel, petroleum spirits, kerosene, and petroleumproducts and supply of same; compulsory user ofroads, etc.; power to lay down pipes, etc., instreets, under railways, and in Government landsand along wharves, and exercise other powers.

NOTICE is hereby given that application is intendedto be made to Parliament in the present Session forleave to bring in a Bill for effecting all or some of thepurposes following (that is to say) :

(1.) To empower The British Imperial Oil Company,Limited (hereinafter called "the Company"), upon allor any lands and premises now or hereafter to be ac-quired by it or any part thereof respectively to con-struct, erect, and maintain a reservoir or reservoirs forthe storage of oil, liquid fuel, petroleum spirits, kero-sene and petroleum products with all necessary engines,plant, machinery works, buildings, appliances, ap-paratus and conveniences for storing and distributingoil and other petroleum products within the area com-prised in:

(a) The District of the North Fremantle MunicipalCouncil;

(b) The lands vested in the Fremantle HarbourTrust Commissioners; and

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(c) Such of the lands vested in the Honourable theMinister for Railways and the Honourable theMinister for Lands on behalf of His Majestyor Crown lands as are comprised in, about, on,adjoin or are contiguous to the District, andlands before mentioned or any of them or anypart or parts thereof respectively.

(2.) To empower the Company to open, break up andinterfere with streets, roads, public places, ways, foot-paths, railways, tramways, rivers, bridges culverts,sewers, drains, pipes, telegraphic and telephone tubes,wires and apparatus, and to lay down, set up, maintain,renew or remove either above or raider ground, pipes,tubes, troughs, inspection chambers and boxes and otherworks, matters and things for conveying oil, liquidfuel, petroleum spirits, ,kerosene and petroleum pro-ducts, water and materials to or from its reservoirs,situated on North Fremantle Town Lots 39, 40, 41, partof Lots 45, 47, and 176, and an area of approximatelysix acres facing the ocean and situate near Rous Headand described in Lands Office correspondence No. 86211925 and intended to be held under a Special Leaseunder "The Land Act, 1898," or on some part orparts of the said lots and/or area from or to the NorthWharf or other wharves of the Fremantle, HarbourTrust Commissioners in, under and along such wharves,lands, streets, roads, public places, ways, footpaths,railways, tramways, etcetera, as aforesaid, situatewithin the area before-mentioned as may be defined onthe ,plans and sections to be deposited as hereinaftermentioned or as may be provided by the Bill.

(3.) To empower the Company to acquire compul-sorily or by agreements easements in respect of thehands adjoining or contiguous to the property to beae,quired by the Company.

:(4.) To vary or extinguish all or any rights andprivileges inconsistent with or which would or might in-terfere with the objects of the intended Bill, and toconfer other rights and privileges.

And notice is hereby further given that on or beforethe 23rd day of October, 1925, duplicate plans and sec-tions showing the lines, situations, and levels of the in-tended works, with a book of reference of such plans,and a copy of this notice as published in the Govern-ment Gazette will be deposited for public inspectionwith the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, and that onor before the 23rd day of October, 1925,,a copy of somuch of the said plans, sections, and 'book of referenceas relates to the area comprised in the District of theNorth Fremantle Municipal Council, in which any ofthe intended works will be made, together with a copyof the notice as published in the Government Gazette,will be deposited with the Clerk of the said North Fre-mantle Municipal Council.

Copies of the intended Bill will be deposited in theoffice of the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly on orbefore the 20t11 day of November, 1925.

Hated this 8th day of October, 1925.

DtVYEll, ENMACK, & THOMAS,Solicitors for the British Imperial Oil Company,

Limited, Henry Street, Fremantle.

NOTICE TO CUM/I:TOES.lit the Will of fNliett Riley, tote of Albany, Orchardist,

deceased.NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having, any elainis or demands upon or ao.ainstthe estate of. Isaiah Riley, kite of Albany, in the Stateof Western Australia, orchardist, deceased, are herebyrequired to send particulars of such claims or demandsto the executor of the will of the said deceased, care ofthe undersigned, on or before the 30th day of Novem-ber, 1925, after which date the said executor will pro,ctr'd to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongthe persons entitled thereto, having regard only to thoseclaims or demands of which lie shall then have hadnotice.

Dated the 23rd day of October, 1925,

HAYNES, ROBINSON, & WATRINS,York Street, Albany,

Solicitors for the said Executor.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the Estate of Charlotte Lord, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons havingclaims or demands against the estate of Charlotte Lord,late :of Nedlands, married woman, deceased, are requiredto seal in the same to the administrator, Walter Max-well Nairn, on or before the 16th day of November,1925; after which date the administrator will proceedto distribute the estate, having regard to those claimsonly of which he shall have had notice.

Dated the 22nd day of October, 1925.NAIRN & MCDONALD,

Solicitors, Commercial Travellers' Association Buildings,St. George's Terrace, Perth.

In the Supreme Court of Western Austra!iaProbateJurisdiction.

In the matter of the Will and Codicil of Henry WilliamHuggins, formerly of His Majesty's Customs De-partment, Broome, and of 4 Union Street, Subiaco,in the State of lArestern Australia, and of Bunda-berg, in the State of Queensland, CommonwealthOfficer, and of Gosnells, in the State of WesternAustralia, but late of 42 'Tuam Street, Victoria Park,retired Laud Owner, deceased.

ALL persons having any claims or demands againstthe estate of the above-named deceased are required tosend in particulars of such claims and demands to theexecutors of the estate of the said deceased, care of theundersigned, On or before the 27th day of November,1925, after which date the executors will proceed to dis-tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the per-sons entitled thereto, having regard only to those claimsof which particulars shall have been given.

Dated this 20th day of October, 1925.:JOHN 0 'DEA,

Solicitor for the Executors,Commercial Union Chambers,

66 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

n th c Sit.ln erne Co of Western AustraliaProbaterisdiction.

In the matter of the Will of Augustus Gallop Williams,late of Francis Street, Perth, in the State of West-ern Australia, Gentleman, deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.NOTICE hereby given that all persons having anyclaims against the estate of the above-named deceasedare hereby equi red to furnish, written particulars ofsuch claims to the executor of the will, George CharlesHollis, care (.f the umlersigned, on or before the 23rdday of November, 1925, after which date the said execu-tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de-ceased amongst the Tvrsons entitled thereto, having re-gard only to the claims of which he shall then have hadnotice.

Dated this 14th day of October, 1925..T. & R. MAXWELL,

Solicitors for the said Executor,23 BarraCk Street, Perth.

Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898.

NOTICE OF MEETING.In the matter of Mary Evelyn McAlwey and Laura Ben-

nett McAlwey, trading as "Misses McAlwey,"Drapers, of Bruce Rock.

NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the creditorsof the above-named Mary Evelyn McAlwey and LauraBennett McAlwey, Drapers, of Bruce Rock, will be heldat our offices, Commercial Union Chambers, St. George'sTerrace, Perth, on, Wednesday, the 4th day of November,1925, at the hour of 3.30 p.m.

Dated this 21st day of October, 1925.

[L.s.] J. L. B. WEIR & CO.,Public Accountants,

Commercial Union Chambers,St, George's Terrace, Perth.


THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.

Notice of I otended Dividend.

Last day forDebtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. receiving Name of Trustee. Address.

Proofs.

Emilio Tagliaferri Perth itcheuman SupremeCourt,Perth

40 of 1019 7th day of Morrie MelvilleNovem- Mossber, 1025

Official Receiverin Bankruptcy,Supreme Court,Perth.

Notices of Dividends.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No. Amountper £.

First or Fina When I

payable.or otherwise.Where payable.

Guiseppe, Armanasco Late of Kalgoorlie, Hotelkeeper and Supreme 49 of One shilling I Second ... 27th day of At the Office of Officialand 7 PumpingStation, near

wood-carryingcontractor

Court, 1915Perth

;old three- ! October,pence hi the I L925

Receiver In Bank-ruptcy, Supreme

Southern Cross Court, PerthJames Fraser Broometiili Carpenter ... do. ... 33 of Two 5lllhiugs ! Second ... 27th day of do.

1921 and sixpence October,in the 1925

Julia Carter ... Residing at " The Boarding house do. ... 29 of Six shillings and First and 27th day of doGrange," cornerof Parker andBrookman StreetsKalgoorlie

keeper 1914 four pence and final October,a fraction iii 1925the £ on prefer-Iential claims,only

Dated this 22nd day of October, 1925.M. M. MOSS,

Official Receiver, Supreme Court, Perth.

In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of James Yost, carry-ing on business at Washington Street, Victoria Park,as a Draper, a Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the creditorsof James Yost, carrying on business at WashingtonStreet, Victoria Park, its a draper, will be held at theoffice of Morris Craweour, Solicitor, A.M.P. Chambers,William Street, Perth, on Monday, the 2nd day of No-vember, 1925, at 4 o'clock p.m.

Dated this 22nd day of October, 1925.[L. s..1 MORRIS CRAWCOUR,

A.M.P. Chambers, William Street, Perth,Solicitor for the Debtor.

In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaInBankruptcy.

In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act. AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of Gertrude May Ball(trading as ".T. D. Ball"). of Wilson Street, Hal.goorlie, Wholesale Confectioner and General A;rent,a Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named debtorhas executed a deed of assignment under the provisionsof "The Bankruptcy Act. Amendment Act, 1898," toWill Davies, as Trustee, and that the same is now lyingfor inspection and evecution at the offices of Ford,Rhodes, & Davies, St. George's House, St. George's Ter,race, Perth.

Doted this 22nd day of October, 1925.M. M. MOSS,

Ofileial Receiver in 7Boulcruptcy

In the Supreme Court of Western Australia,Di the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment

Act, 1898," and in the matter of Norman Pickering,of 225 Beaufort Street, Perth, Painter, Debtor.

NOTICE OF MEETING.NOT WE is hereby given that a meeting of the creditorsof the above-named Norman Pickering. of 2:.25 BeaufortStreet, Perth', pointer, will be hell at the offices of J. B.Hanson & Co., of 13-15 Commercial Union Chambers, St.George's ,Terrace, Perth, on Monday, the 2nd day ofNo 1925, at the hour of half-post nec 0 el O&7in the afternoon.

Doted this 22nd day of October, 1925.

[Ls.] J. B. HANSON,Agent for Debtor.

J. B. Hanson. 4. Co., Pub:Te Accovntanto, 13-15 Commer-cial, Union Chambers, St. Georgf's Terrace, Perth.

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