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No. 78.] PERTH : FRIDAY, 17th AUGUST. [1951.

Bank Holiday, Boulder, Morawa, Koorda, Ballidu, Wongan Hills, Lake Grace, and Perth and the Metropolitan Area.

PROCLAMATION WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency The Honourable Albert Asher

TO WIT. J Wolff, Administrator in and over the State of ALBERT ASHER WOLFF, Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Administrator. Commorw,rea!th of Australia. [L.S.l

C.S.D. 3/50. IN pursuance of the prov1s10ns contained in the fifth section of the Bank Holidays Act, 1884, I, the Administrator of the said State, do by this my Proclamation appoint the following special Bank Holidays:-

Date and Place. Wednesday, 29th August, 1951-Boulder. Wednesday, 5th September, 1951-Morawa. Thursday, 6th September, 1951-Koorda. Thursday, 13th September, 1951-Ballidu. Thursday, 13th September, 1951-Wongan Hills. Saturday, 15th September, 1951-Lake Grace. Wednesday, 3rd October, 1951-Perth and the

Metropolitan Area. Given undei" my hand and the Public Seal of

the said State, at Perth, this 15th day of August, 1951.

By His Excellency's Command, VICTOR DONEY,

Chief Secretary. GOD SAVE THE KING

Native Administration Act, 1905-1947. Native Institution-Marribank Farm School,

via Katanning. PROCLAMATION

WESTERJJ .A.USTRALIA, 1 By His Excel!ency The Honourable Sir Joh:1 TO WIT. Pc.trick Dwyer, l<night Commander of the Most

JOHM PATRICK DWYER, Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Administrntor. Saint Geor,;e, Administrator in and over the

[L.S.] State of Western Australia and its Dependencies in the Commonwealth of Australia.

WHEREAS under section 2 of the Native Administration Act, 1905-1947 (Reprinted), "Native Institution" means and includes any mission, reformatory, orphanage, school, home, station,. reserve, or other institution for the benefit, protect10n, or care of the native inhabitants of the State declared by

Proclamation to be a native institution for the purpose of this Act: Now, therefore I, the said Administrator, hereby declare the Marribank Farm School, via Katanning, to be an institution within the meaning of the said section.

The existing Proclamation of Carrolup Native Settlement, as an institution within the meaning of the said section as gazetted on the 6th September, 1940, is hereby cancelled by virtue of the renaming· of the institution to Marribank Farm School.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 25th day of July, 1951.

By His Excellency's Command, VICTOR DONEY,

Minister for Native Affairs. GOD SAVE THE KING

Native Administration Act, 1905-1947. Native Institution-White Springs Mission,

via Port Hedland. PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 Sy His Excellency The Honourable Sir John TO WlT. f Patrick Dwyer, Knight Commander of the Most

JOHN PATRICI< DWYER, Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Administrator. Saint George, Administrator in and over the

[L.S.] State of \1\/cstern Australia and its Dependencies in th<: Commonwealth of Australia.

WHEREAS under section 2 of the Native Administration Act, 1905-1947 (Reprinted), "Native Institution" means and includes any mission, reformatory, orphanage, school, home, station, reserve, or other institution for the benefit, protection, or care of the native inhabitants of the State declared by Proclamation to be a native institution for the purpose of this Act: Now, therefore I, the said Administrator, hereby declare the White Springs Mission, via Port Hedland, to be an institution within the meaning of the said section.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 20th day of July, 1951.

By His Excellency's Command,

VICTOR DONEY, Minister for Native Affairs.

GOD SAVE THE KING

2246 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [17 August, 1951.

PROCLAMATION WESTERN AUSTRALIA,} By His Excellency The Honourable Albert Asher

TO WIT, Wolff, Administrator in and over the State of ALBERT ASHER WOLFF, Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Administrator. Commonwealth of Australia. [L.S.l

Corr. No. 5735/50. WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1393-1950, the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in the Government Gazette to revest in His Majesty as of his former estate all or any lands whereof His Majesty may become the registered proprietor; and whereas His Majesty is now the registered proprietor of the land described in the Schedule hereto: Now, therefore, I, the Administrator, with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do by this Proclamation revest in His Majesty, his heirs and successors, the lands described in the Schedule hereto as of his former estate.

Schedule. Corres. No., Land, Certificate of Title (Volume

and Folio). 5931/50; Cue Lot 160; 1074; 5. 6303/50; Kanowna Town Lot 63; 330; 165. 6303/50; Kurnalpi Town Lot 11; 332; 26. 254/42; Westonia Lot 193; 1073; 465. 3293/51; portion of Laverton Lot 21; 653; 197. 2474/51; portion of Avon Location 10052 and being

lot 30 on Plan 3671; 313; 159. 3374/51; Wiluna Town Lot 34; 1030; 113.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth this 7th day of August, 1951.


(Sgd.) L. THORN, Minister for Lands.

GOD SA VE THE KING ! ! !

The Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1943. PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency The Honourable Albert Asher TO WIT, J Wolff, Administrator in and over the State of

ALBERT ASHER WOLFF, Western Australia and its Dependencies in the Administrator. Commonwealth of Australia.

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F. and S. 535/46, Ex. Co. 1524. WHEREAS it is enacted by section 115 of the Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1943, that the expression "Public Holiday" shall mean certain days therein specified and any other day declared by Proclamation to be a public holiday for the purposes of the said Act: Now, therefore I, the said Administrator, acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim and declare that Wednesday, the 26th day of September, 1951, shall be a public holiday within the Yo1·k Shop District, for the purposes of section 115 of the Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1943, and all shops (except those mentioned in the Fourth Schedule) and warehouses, shall be closed.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 7th day of August, 1951.


L. THORN, Minister for Labour.

GOD SAVE THE KING !

The Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1943. PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, } By His Excellency The Honourable Albert Asher TO WIT, Wolff, Administrator in and over the State of

ALBERT ASHER WOLFF, Western Australia and its Dependencies in the Administrator. Commonwealth of Australia.

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F. and S. 604/23, Ex. Co. 1525. WHEREAS it is enacted by section 115 of the Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1943, that the expression "Public Holiday" shall mean certain days therein specified and any other day declared by Proclamation to be a public holiday for the purposes of the said Act: Now, therefore I, the said Administrator, acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim and declare that Thursday, the 6th day

of September, 1951, shall be a public holiday within the Dalwallinu Shop District and the Dalwallinu Specified Locality for the purpose of section 115 of the Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1943, and all shops (except those mentioned in the Fourth Schedule) and warehouses shall be closed.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 7th day of August, 1951.


L. THORN, Minister for Labour.

GOD SAVE THE KING !

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in the Executive Council Chamber at Perth, this 7th day of August, 1951, the following Orders in Council were authorised to be issued:-

The Health Act, 1911-1950. ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.H.D. 1613/43. WHEREAS the Health Act, 1911-1950, enacts that the provisions of Division 3 of Part V of the principal Act shall operate and have effect in certain specified districts, and also in Health District of any other local authority which the Governor may from time to time declare: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Administrator, by and with the consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby declare that the said provisions of Division 3 of Part V of the said Act shall operate and have effect in the Boulder Municipal Health District, a local health authority within the meaning of the said Act.

R.H. DOIG, Clerk of the Council.

The Health Act, 1911-1950. ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.H.D. 732/24. WHEREAS in accordance with section 60 of the Health Act, 1911-1950, His Excellency the Administrator has received details of a plan for the general installation of apparatus for the bacteriolytic treatment of sewage in the townsite of Tammin by the Tammin Road Board and is satisfied that the scheme is formulated in accordance with the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1950, and that the cost and provisions for repayment justify the undertaking and that the works if carried out in the manner designed will be of benefit to that portion of the district of the local authority which the works are desired to serve: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Administrator by and with the advice of the Executive Council doth hereby order that the Tammin Road Board being the local health authority for the Tammin Health District is hereby empowered to undertake the construction of the said works.

Approved by His Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council this 7th day of August, 1951,


Land Act, 1933-1950. ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corres. No. 331/46. WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, it is, inter alia, made lawful for the Governor by Order in Council to direct that any land reserved pursuant to the provisions of this Act shall be granted in fee simple to any person (as defined in the said section) subject to the condition that the person shall not lease or mortgage the whole or any part of the land without the consent of the Governor and subject to such other conditions and limitations as the Governor shall deem necessary to ensure that the land is used for the purpose for which the land is reserved as aforesaid; and whereas it is deemed expedient that reserve No. 22909 (Pemberton Lot 205) should be granted in fee simple to the Manjimup Road Board to be

17 August, 1951.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2247

held in trust for the purpose of an Infant Health Clinic: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Administrator by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council doth hereby direct that the beforementioned reserve shall be gTanted in fee simple to the Manjimup Road Board to be held in trust for the purpose of an Infant Health Clinic, subject to the condition that the land shall not be leased or mortgag·ed in whole or in part without the cons_ent of the Governor.

(Sgd.) R.H. DOIG, Clerk of the Council.

The Land Act, 1933-1950.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 898/34. WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that any reserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality, road board, or other person or persons to be named in the order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth in section 29 of the said Act, or for the like or other public purposes to be specified in such order, and with power of subleasing; and whereas it is deemed expedient that reserve No. A22365 (Swan Locations 4880 and 4881) should vest in and be held by the Mayor and Councillors of East Fremantle in trust for Park and Recreation: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Administrator, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby direct that the beforementioned reserve shall vest in and be held by the Mayor and Councillors of East Fremantle in trust for Park and Recreation with power to the said Mayor and Councillors of East Fremantle, subject to the approval in writing of the Minister for Lands being first obtained, to lease the whole or any portion of the said reserve for any term not exceeding twenty-one (21) years from the date of the lease.


The previous Order in Council dated 1st November, 1948, is hereby superseded.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Premier's Department, Perth, 15th August, 1951.

IT is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to approve of the appointment of the following Justices of the Peace:-

William Lavallin D'Arcy, Esquire, of Wagerup (formerly of Meekatharra), to be a Justice of the Peace for the Forrest Magisterial District in lieu of the Murchison Magisterial District.

Harold Thornton Hollingsworth, Esquire, of Oakland Road, Byford (formerly of Meekatharra), to be a Justice of the Peace for the Perth Magisterial District in lieu of the Murchison Magisterial District.

EX OFFICIO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

IT is hereby notified for public information that Charles John Kielman, Esquire, of Canning Vale, Chairman of the Canning Road Board, has been appointed a Justice of the Peace for the Perth Magisterial District during his term of office as Chairman of the Board.

R. GREEN, Acting Under Secretary,

Premier's Department.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.

The Treasury, Perth, 14th August, 1951.

THE following appointments have been approved:

Receivers of Revenue.

218/48-Mr. J. K. Morrison for the Metropolitan Water Supply from the 8th August. The authority of Mr. F. H. Standring has been cancelled.

T.29/45-Mr. N. E. Moy for Public Works Department Water Supply at Geraldton, from 23rd July, 1951. .

A. J. REID, Under Treasurer.

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department.

Treasury

Do.

Lands and Surveys Public Works Agriculture .... Chief Secretary's ....

Do. Treasury

Do. Education Audit Lands and Surveys

Crown Law ....

Chief Secretary's Crown Law ... . Treasury ... . Mental Hospitals

Position.

Assessor, Grade 2, Stamps and Probate Office (Item 91)

Clerk-in-Charge, Accounts, Government Stores Department (Item 146)

Clerk, Accounts Branch (Item 554) .... Chief Clerk, Accounts Branch (Item 1456) (f) Senior Inspector, Vermin Branch (Item 2882) Clerk, Accounts Branch (Item 965) .... Clerk, Staff and Salaries Section (Item 992) .... Clerk, Education Salarirn (Item 43) Clerk, Expenditure (Item 51) Clerk, Staff (Item 2547) Clerk (Item 408) Clerk (Relieving), Lands Accounts Branch

(Item 519) Clerk, Endorsing Room, Land Titles Office

(Item 2464) Clerk, Record Office (Item 942)

I Clerk, Local Court, Perth (Item 2338) I Clerks ( 4) .... .... . ... I Matron, Lemnos Hospital (a) (e)

Class.

C-II.-4

C-II.-4

C-II.-1 C-II.-6 G-II.-2 C-II.-1 C-II.-2 C-II.-1 C-II.-1 C-II.-1 C-II.-1/2 C-II.-2

C-II.-1

C-II.-1 C-II.-1 C-IV. G-II.-3(F)

(a) Applications are called under sections 23 and 24 of the Public Service Act. (e) Free quarters, rations and uniform.

Salary.

Margin £330-£350

Margin £330-£350

Margin £200-£230 Margin £425-£450 1

Margin £250-£270 Margin £200-£230 Margin £250-£270 Margin £200-£230 Margin £200-£230 Margin £200-£230 Margin £200-£270 Margin £250-£270

Margin £200-£230

ll-Iargin £200-£230 Margin £200-£230 Max. Margin £185 Margin £290-£310

Date Returnable.

1951. 18th August.

do.

do. do. do. do. do.

25th August. do. do. do. do.

do.

do. do. do.

29th September.

(f) The possession of an Accountancy qualification by examination will be regarded as an important factor when judging relative efficiency under section 34 of the Public Service Act.

Applications are called under section 34 of the Public Service Act, 1904, and are to be addressed to the Public Service Commissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads of Departments.

S. A. TAYLOR, Public Service Commissioner,


Public Service Commissioner's Office, Perth, 15th August, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has approved of the following appointments:-

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 333/51-J. P. McGrade, Clerk, Metropolitan Water Supply Department, to be Clerk, Inquiries Section, Class C-II-1, as from 7th August, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 375/51-K. L. Solomon, Clerk, Strong Room, Land Titles Office, Crown Law Department, to be Clerk, Endorsing Room, Class C-II-1, as from 7th August, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 343/51-R. W. Beere, Clerk, General Ledgerkeeper, Accounts Branch, Metropolitan Water Supply Department, to be Senior Clerk (Consumers' Ledgers), Class C-II-4, as from 7th August, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 110/51-C. W. A. Lewis, Draughtsman, Lands and Surveys Department, to be Senior Photogrammetrist, Class P-II-7, as from 7th August, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 345/51-D. M. Davis, Clerk, Audit Department, to be Clerk, Class C-II-2/3, as from 7th August, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 219/51-G. E. Saville, Clerk, Applications Section, Accounts Branch, Metropolitan Water Supply Department, to be Clerk, Staff and Salaries, Expenditure Section, Class C-II-3, as from 7th August, 1951.

Also of the following appointments under section 23 of the Public Service Act:-

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 321/50-William Edward Pattrick to be Inspector, Goldfields Water Supply, Southern Area, Public Works Department, as from 10th October, 1950.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 143/51-Edward Traquair Hatton to be Clerk, State Housing Commission as from 1st January, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532-Jeffrey Mark Branson to be Clerk, Lands and Surveys Department, as from 21st August, 1950. ·

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 124/51-Frank Clifford Christensen, to be Clerk, Electoral Office, Crown Law Department, as from 1st January, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 300/51-John William Macpherson to be Clerk, Land Titles Office, Crown Law Department, as from 1st January, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 18/51-Lionel Hrnry Clifton to be Clerk, Accounts, Metropolitan vVater Supply Department, as from 26th January, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 356/49-Robert Pruett to be Clerk, State Housing Commission, as from 12th October, 1950.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 27/51-Jolm Allan Taylor to be Clerk, State Housing Commission as from 1st January, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532-Ronald Keith William Martin to be Clerk, Treasury Department, as from 21st August, 1950.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 246/51-Stanley John Evill to be Clerk, Architectural Section (Quantities), State Housing Commission, as from 1st January, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 365/50-Brian Alfred Thurl{le to be Junior Clerk, Mount Magnet, Mines Department, as from 16th July, 1950.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 9/51-Miles Gerard McCarthy to be Clerk, State Housing Commission as from 1st January, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 119/51-Mervyn Sol Lewis to be Engineer, Grade 2, Metropolitan Water Supply Department, as from 6th February, 1951.

Ex. Co. 1532, P.S.C. 460/50-Mervyn Sharp to be Clerk, Public Trust Office Crown Law Department, as from 9th October, 1950.

The following positions have been created under section 32 of the Public Service Act:-

Ex. Co. 1532-District Officer, Drainage, Mundijong, Hydraulic Engineer's Branch, Public Works Department, Class G-II-3; Assistant, Waroona

Irrigation Office, Public Works Department, Class G-IX. Assistant, Roelands Irrigation Office, Public Works Department, Class G-IX.

And has established a Branch Office styled "Harvey Drainage and Irrigation Office" attached to the Public Works Department, and has created, under section 32 of the Public Service Act, the following positions for the Branch Office :-Clerk in Charge, Class C-II-3; Clerk, Class C-IV; Typist, Class C-V; Assistant Class G-IX.

S. A. TAYLOR, Public Service Commissioner.

Crown Law Department, Perth, 16th August, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council under the provisions of section 6 of the Electoral Act, 1907-1949, and section 34 of the Interpretation Act, 1918-1938, has cancelled the appointments as Returning Officers and Electoral Registrars for the respective Districts and Provinces as shown hereunder:-Fimister, Frank, as Returning Officer, Cottesloe

District. Robertson, John Finlayson, as Returning Officer,

Fremantle District and "\Vest Province. Maslen, William Michael as Returning Officer,

Greenough District. Godfrey, Jack Herbert, as Electoral Registrar,

Leonora Sub-District of Murchison. MacFarlane, Laurance Sinclair, as Returning Of

ficer, Murchison District; and as Electoral Registrar, Cue Sub-District of Murchison.

Brown, Thomas Leishman, as Electoral Registrar, Narrogin District.

Webster, Charles Robert Wright, as Returning· Officer, Narrogin District.

Jackson, Alfred Robert, as Returning Officer, Pilbara District.

Gartland, Kevin Barry, as Returning Officer, Toodyay District.

Hardwick, William Lewis, as Returning Officer, West Perth District;

and has approved of the appointments as Returning Officers and Electoral Registrars for the respective Districts and Provinces as shown hereunder:-Kirkby, William Joseph, as Returning Officer,

Cottesloe District. Hardwick, William Lewis, as Returning Officer,

Fremantle District and West Province. Whitworth, Archer Race, as Returning· Officer,

Greenough District. MacFarlane, Laurance Sinclair, as Returning Offi

cer, Katanning District, and· South Province; and as Electoral Registrar, Katanning District and Stirling District.

Jackson, Alfred Robert, as Returning Officer, Murchison District; and as Electoral Registrar, Cue Sub-District of Murchison.

Kreibig, Clarence Oswald, as Electoral Registrar, Leonora Sub-District of Murchison.

Godfrey, Jack Herbert, as Returning Officer and Electoral Registrar, Narrogin District.

Deas, Alfred Norman, as Returning Officer, Pilbara District.

Christensen, Frank Clifford, as Returning Officer, Toodyay District.

Robertson, John Finlayson, as Returning Officer, West Perth District.

THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the appointments and cancellation of appointments of the following persons as Commissioners for Declarations under the Declarations and Attestations Act, 1913:-

Appointments.-Kenneth Tebbet Johnson; Applecross; Donald Walter Kemp, Narembeen.

Cancellations.-Kenneth Tebbett Johnson; Donald Walker Kemp.


THE Department has been notified that the following Trust Orders have been lost by the payees. Payment has been stopped and it is intended to issue fresh Trust Orders in lieu thereof:-

2. Trust Order No. 28650, dated the 10th July, 1951, drawn on the Clerk of Courts Trust Fund for the sum of £12 19s. lld. in favour of 0. Martin.

1. Trust Order No. 28166, dated the 9th August, 1951, drawn on the Clerk of Courts Trust Fund for the sum of £6 19s. lld. in favour of M. M. E. Warn.

3. Trust Order No. 28885, dated the 23rd July, 1951, drawn on the Clerk of Courts Trust Fund for the sum of £2 9s. lld. in favour of G. Mitchell.

H. SHEAN, Under Secretary for Law.

SUPREME COURT ACT, 1935-1949 AND STATE HOUSING ACT, 1946-1950.

Crown Law Department, Perth, 14th August, 1951.

THE following Rules of Court are published for general information.

H. SHEAN, Under Secretary for Law.

SUPREME COURT ACT, 1935-1949 AND STATE HOUSING ACT, 1946-1950.

The Honourable Sir John Patrick Dwyer, K.C.M.G., Chief Justice of Western Australia, the Honourable Albert Asher Wolff, the Honourable James Leonard Walker, the Honourable Laurence Walter Jackson and the Honourable John Evenden Virtue, Puisne Judges of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, do hereby in pursuance of the powers contained in the Supreme Court Act, 1935-1949, and in the State Housing Act, 1946-1950, and of every other power them in this behalf enabling, make the following rules which shall come into operation on the publication thereof in the Government Gazette.

1. These rules may be cited as the State Housing Act, 1946-1950 (Appeal) Rules 1951.

2. Every appeal to a Judge of the Supreme Court under sections 21 and 70 of the Act from a decision of the Minister shall be made by notice in writing signed by the person aggrieved to a Judge of the Supreme Court sitting in Chambers. ·

3. Such notice shall set out the substance of the decision complained of and the date of such decision and also fully state the grounds on which the appeal is brought; and an address for service within one mile of the General Post Office, Perth, shall be given at which notices and documents relating to the appeal may be delivered or given to the appellant.

4. The appeal shall be entered by the appellant in the Centi;al Office of the Supreme Court and the Notice of Appeal shall be filed therewith within 21 days from the date of the decision of the Minister or within such extended time as a Judge of the Supreme Court may think fit or allow.

5. Notice of such entry shall be given to the Minister by the appellant within 2 days after entry, and a copy of the Notice of Appeal shall be delivered therewith.

6. The appeal shall come on for hearing on such day as the Judge in Chambers appoints, not less than 10 days after entry, and notice thereof shall be sent to the Appellant at the appointed address for service and to the Minister.

7. Either party to the appeal may without further or special order adduce evidence on affidavit to be filed at least 3 clear days before the hearing.

8. The appeal may be determined on the material before the Minister when giving his decision (which may be ascertained in such manner as the Judge may order), or on fresh evidence either oral or by affidavit or partly in one way and partly in another and the Judge may hear the testimony of any witness whether by way of examination or cross-examination and any party concerned may be represented by Counsel.

9. The result of the appeal shall be embodied in a formal order and entered in the Central Office of the Supreme Court.

10. The ordinary practice and rules in the Supreme Court shall, in so far as the same are not inconsistent with these Rules, apply to proceedings under these Rules.

11. The cost of every appeal and of any proceedings connected therewith and of any proceedings before the Minister shall be in the discretion of the Judge.

12. In these rules-"the Act" means the State Housing Act, 1946-1950, and "Minister" means the Treasurer of the State of Western Australia or

such other Minister of the Crown as is charged for the time being or from time to time with the administration of the Act.

Dated this 7th day of August, 1951.

J.P. DWYER, Chief Justice.

A. A. WOLFF, Puisne Judge.

J. L. WALKER, Puisne Judge.

L. W. JACKSON, Puisne Judge.

J. E. VIRTUE, Puisne Judge.


THE HOSPITALS ACT, 1927-1948.

Department of Public Health, Perth, 7th August, 1951.

P.H.D. 3156/23. HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council, under the provisions of section 25 of the Hospitals Act, 1927, has cancelled the appointment of the following as members of the Wagin and District Hospital Visiting and Advisory Committee :-K. J. Powell, C. D. Nalder, G. C. Cullen, E. Hill, H. Gladstones, F. Berrill, R. Howil, Dr. C. Christie and Mrs. C. V. Federick, and has appointed the following to be members of the said Visiting and Advisory Committee :-A. Gill, S. Dwyer and Mrs. A. Gill.

H. T. STITFOLD, Under Secretary.

THE HOSPITALS ACT, 1927-1948.


P.H.D. 1069/47, Ex. Co. No. 1529. HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to appoint, as from the 1st Aug·ust, 1951 :-

(1) The persons named in the schedule attached to be members of the Hospital Boards specified for the period of 1 year.

(2) Messrs. W. B. Locke and H. J. Powell to be members of the Bruce Rock District Hospital Board for a period of 3 years, and W. M. Arnold and T. J. Woods for the period ending 31st July, 1952.

(3) Messrs. C. A. Box, R.R. Branson, L. Larke and C. E. Oates to be members of the Corrigin District Hospital Board for a period of 2 years.

(4) Messrs. S. G. Roach, H. L. Atkinson, R. Cail, T. Mccann and E. G. Jones to be members of the Dalwallinu District Hospital Board for a period of 2 years.

(5) Messrs. G. C. Topham, L. A. McKinley and Rev. S. H. J. Best to be members of the Moora District Hospital Board for a period of 2 years and E. J. Rule for a period of 1 year vice S. G. Seymour resigned.

(6) Messrs. T. D. Parker, P.A. Pinel, S. L. Prime, w. Sherrel, F. H. Smith, W. N. d'Arcy to be members of the Norseman District Hospital Board for a period of 2 years and Messrs. A. C. Beilby and G. W. Webse for the period ending 31st July, 1952, vice R. H. Turner and I. A. Wood resigned.

(7) Messrs. A. Walstab, F. W. Rowe, H. A. Sanderson and Mrs. W. R. Squire to be members of the Plantagenet District Hospital Board, Mt. Barker for a period of 2 years.

(8) Messrs. L. Watson, R. J. Slattery, A. McL. Buchanan and C. W. Treasure to be members of the Pingelly District Hospital Board for a period of 2 years and J. A. Groves for the period ending 31st July, 1952, vice W. c. Robinson resigned.

(9) Messrs. D. McRae, N. F. Powell, C. W. Heal, W. J. Webb to be members of the Quairading District Hospital Board for a period of 2 years and Messrs. T. W. Ettridge, V. D. Fallon and H. P. Walker for a period of 1 year.


HOSPITALS ACT, 1927-1948.

Constitution of Hospital Boards.

The Schedule. Beverley District Hospital Board-Messrs. E. Vv.

Edwards, F. E. Bremner, G. E. Carr, H. Blechynden, J. R. Morrell, J. L. Wansbrough, Mesdames L. H. Broun, R. M. Ford, M. M. Gillespie, L. E. Yeo and M. V. Gors.

Boddington District Hospital Board-J. J. O'Brien, G. L. Stagbouer, T. E. Bates, J. Long, A. J. Thompson and C. G. Mudge.

Upper Blackwood Soldiers' Memorial Hospital Board (Boyup Brook)-I. H. Hector, H. M. Farrall, E. L. Cummins, B. 0. Ryan, A. R. Smith-Ryan, R. C. Frazer, P. B. M. Wallace, G. Mc;:M, Qlynn and A. :E, ;a:e11derson.

Bridgetown District Hospital Board-Messrs. H. J. Smith, V. A. Doust, D. Wauchope, G. Phillips, A. Elder, W. C. Moyes, J. Awcock, R. Leggett, R. P. Davis and Doctor N. S. Williams.

Broad Arrow Hospital Board-Messrs. H. J. Smith, H. G. J. Ware, L. Mears, J. Sims, J. Scott, W. Dewar, E. Solberg and M. J. Bourke.

Brookton District Hospital Board-Messrs. L. V. Hughes, C. Yeo, A. H. Symes, w. G. Langley, F. H. White, 0. G. Mayrhofer and W. D. Brechin.

Cue District Hospital Board-Messrs. A. S. Foster, C. Lefroy, C. Coles, R. McCallum, F. Turner and Rev. Father M. O'Flaherty.

Dowerin Hospital Board-Messrs. N. W. Place, A. A. Lee, A. Sanders, G. H. Davey, J. E. Martindale, R. Bradley, Mesdames S. Place, E. M. Metcalf and M. E. Martindale.

Dwellingup District Hospital Board-Messrs. H. J. McCoy, W. Perry, w. Westwood, F. Wild, K. Lathwell, H. Kuser, R. Huxtable, F. Braimbridge, A. Florance and Mrs. F. Wild.

Dumbleyung District Hospital Board-Dr. G. M. A. Lynch, Messrs. W. R. Dawson, E. D. Mitchell, G. 0. James, M. B. Kissane, G. McD. Scott, S. Farmer, J. Cook, J. Parker, Mesdames R. Ramm, G. Goater and A. C. Dawson.

Esperance District Hospital Board-Messrs. L. Daw, D. Pugh, M. Kent, F. W. Morgan, C. Wood, A. J. Evans, R. Douglas and Mrs. M. J. Kent.

Fitzroy Crossing Hospital Board-Mr. E. A. Black, Dr. H. R. Pearson and Rt. Rev. J. McMaster.

Goomalling District Hospital Board-Messrs. S. A. Anderson, M. B. Royal, D. J. Almond, E. V. Powell, H. W. Boase, T. F. J. Meagher, K. M. Slater, Mesdames G. M. Royal, C. L. Smith.

Greenbushes District Hospital Board-The Greenbushes Road Board.

Halls Creek Hospital Board-Mr. E. A. Black, Dr. H. R. Pearson and Rt. Rev. J. McMaster.

Harvey District Hospital Board-Messrs. R. Newby, V. Kidd, A. Johnson, J. Pritchard, R. Nettle, J. Patroni, A. Yoeman, R. Stanton and Mesdames S. Martin and E. Hinge.

Jarrahdale District Hospital Board-Messrs. D. G. Watkins, E. B. Yeadon, G. Truman, J. Proctor, A. Cook and Mesdames D. L. Glover and M. A. Cooper.

Eastern Districts Memorial Hospital, KellerberrinMessrs. L. C. Diver, L. R. Goodridge, R. J. Hobbs, A. J. Magson, F. Mather, F. H. Nicholls, W. B. w. Prowse and Mesdames F. I. Carger and M. Scott.

Kondinin District Hospital Board-Messrs. W. H. Biglin, D. Cameron, H. A. Ray, H. G. Wilkins, R. Fisher, J. Wilson and Mesdames J. M. Tweedie, D. Cameron and F. Young.

Koorda District Centennial Hospital Board-The Koorda Road Board.

Kukerin District Hospital Board-Messrs. G. H. Ditchburn, A. Wood, C. Nenke, A. English, J. Padley, W. Collins, I. Ball, R. Heard and R. Davidson.

Kununoppin and Districts Hospital Board-Messrs. B. M. Gillett, G. H. Fazey, J. E. Monger, F. A. Williams, J. West, G. M. Appleyard, H. Pope, F. Thomas, L. Mumme, 0. S. Miell, H. Williams and Mrs. C. W. Hulls.

Lake Grace District Hospital Board-Messrs. S. J. Bishop, L. K. Joy, W. M. Aikenhead, S. J. G. Jennings, A. H. Edwards, W. C. Luscombe, Dr. A. M. A. Clark and Mesdames R. Carruthers, T. B. Carruthers.

Laverton District Hospital Board-Messrs. C. Cable, T. M. Kelly, R. H. Tilbrook, T. A. Roberts, J. E. Sturman, B. Giles and H. Varischetti.

Leonora District Hospital Board-Messrs. A. E. Newbon, R. G. N. Gibb, J. M. Bowden, E. J. Moore, B. D. Smith, V. B. Mazza, A. H. Finlayson, H. J. Smith, W. C. Biggs, D. E. C. Quarti, W. H. J. Seaborn, W. Robinson and F. Pennefather.

Warren District Hospital Board (Manjimup)Messrs. W. Richardson, D. Box, G. Mann, A. E. Stokes, E. Adams, W. E. McKennay, C. Arbuary, R. Pegrum, R. V. Goodreid, L. Jones, G. Dare, J. J. Johnston, R. Monkhouse, E. Ball, J, Gibson and M, Dunn. · ·


Meekatharra District Hospital Board-Messrs. W. J. Crameri, A. L. Pericles, A: F. Gale, P. A. Gerick, J. W. Dyer, A. J. Collins, E. Fisher and E. Lloyd.

Morawa District Hospital Board-Messrs. G. D. Carslake, K. Croot, I. B. Albany, J. Dawson, F. W. Fewster, L. Gilmore, A. Malcolm, A. Smith and Mrs. A. J.VIilloy.

Mornington District Hospital Board-Messrs. L. Hanbury, C. McLeod, J. Myles, G. Heighway, G. Morgan, E. Summerville, J. White and A. W. Moore.

Mt. Magnet District Hospital Board-Messrs. R. F. Godfrey, A. J. Poole, J. Bald, A. J. Locock, H. M. Dewar, J. P. H. Smith, A. S. Campbell, H. Valentine and Mesdames E. M. Osmond and V. D. Massam, E. A. Carroll.

Mullewa District Hospital Board-Messrs. M. B. Gaston, D.S. Hebiton, E.T. Jacob, J. J. O'Brien,

Nannup District Hospital Board-Messrs. F. Badrick G. J. E. Dearle, S. E. Ford, V. G. Scott, P. J. Sweeney, K. C. Webb and R. D. Blythe. A. J. Brand, Mrs. D. A. Gaston and Miss M. O'Brien.

Narembeen District Hospital Board-Messrs. G. J. Brotherson, J. E. Easter, H. T. Walker, E. J. Bear, M. W. Price, R. Tancock, H. R. Walnan and Mesdamss D. Jackson and I. Draper.

North Midland District Hospital Board (Three Springs)-Messrs. C. E. Maley, T. Willis, T. Perry, H. Chappel, C. Bussenschutt, K. Bussenschutt, E. L. Franklin, P. L. Millard, J. Payne and Monsignor B. Gallagher.

Northampton District Hospital Board-The Northampton Road Board.

Pemberton District Hospital Board-Messrs. L. V. Everett E. C. L. Ryan, G. F. Lunn, A. Knowles, A. S. Robertson, L. F. Court, J. Morris and Mesdames M. Honniball, II. E. Wills, B. J. Bastian and E. D. Hill.

Murray District Hospital Board (Pinjarra)-Messrs. s. Daws, A. F. Edward, G. Lymon, R. T. Newman, H. C. Taylor, G. Beacham, B. Mainwaring, R. L. Tuckey and Mrs. A. McLarty.

Wickepin District Hospital Board-Messrs. T. J. McCracken, N. McIntosh, R. McNamara, W. Cruse, S. Strahan, A. Ahrens and G. Hatton.

Williams District Hospital Board-Messrs. C. Lowth K. P. G. Palmer, C. J. Graham, W. C. Carne,' A. M. Sattler and Mesdames R. A. Major and R. G. Dyke.

Wiluna District Hospital Board-Messrs. H. G. Lukin, D. L. Mccaskill, A. T. Stacey, R. G. Lockwood, J. McKenzie and Mesdames C. J. Howard and E. M. Parkinson.

Wongan Hills District Hospital Board-Messrs. F. Nisbett, N. Waldby, E. Hewett, A. Stewart, E. Rogers, R. McPharlin, G. Stickland, J. Wright, T. Luhrs, E. L. Bingham, R. C. Carter, W. Campbell, J. D. Milner, Dr. T. Lovegrove, Rev. R. Norton and Mesdames D. C. Pelham and J. Weir.

Yarloop District Hospital Board-Messrs. R. A. McCallum, P. H. Cattach, C. Jenkinson, R. Thurkle, M. Southcombe, W. O'Connor and F. Tippett.

Approved by His Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council 7th August, 1951.


HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950.


P.H.D. 1825/49. THE following appointments made by the undermentioned local health authorities are hereby _approved:-

Municipality of Bunbury-T. W. Howard, to be Health Inspector, from 12/8/1951 to 31/8/1951.

Swan Road Board-Dr. R. I. Greenham, to be }\;Iedical Officer of Health.

LINLEY HENZELL, Commi::,sioner of Public Health.

HOSPITALS ACT, 1927-1948.

Department of Public Health. Perth, 7th August, 1951.

P.H.D. 708/50. HIS Excellency the Administrator in Council has been pleased to appoint the following to be members of the Fremantle Hospital Board for the period ending 31st July, 1952:-W. Wauhop, A. L. Priest, Hon. E. M. Davies, J. R. N. Greenslade, Ross Hutchinson, Dr. D. R. Gawler (representing the honorary staff), Principal Medical Officer (Dr. L. Henzel!) or his deputy, and Under Secretary (H. T. Stitfold) or his deputy.



P.H.D. 654/50, Ex. Co. No. 1472. WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1950, a local authority may make or adopt by-laws, and may amend, repeal, or alter any by-la,vs so made or adopted: Now therefore the North J:<•remantle Municipality, being a local health authority and having adopted the Model By-laws described as Series "A", and published in the Government Gazette on the 4th December, 1944, as amended by notices published in the Government Gazette on the 26th January, 1945, 30th November, 1945, 20th December, 1946, 24th October, 1947, and the 23rd December, 1949, doth hereby amend Part 1 of the said Model By-laws by adding after by-law 4A thereof a new by-law, to stand as by-law 4AA, as follows:-

4AA (a) The owner of every house shall cause such house to be provided with water piping with all necessary bends, tees, taps, and fittings of sufficient size to deliver to the kitchen, bathroom, laundry and lavatory of such house, an adequate and continuous supply and pressure of potable water.

(b) He shall cause all such pipes to be connected to the water reticulation mains of the Metropolitan Water Supply Sewerage and Drainage Department.

(c) He shall maintain all such pipes, bends, tees, taps and fittings in good and efficient repair and action.

Signed at the North Fremantle Council Chambers on this day the 14th May, 1951.

L. R. CHARLTON, Mayor.

[L.S.l T. E. GAMMON, Town Clerk.


(Sg·d.) R. H. DOIG, Clerk of the Council.


Amendment of Model By-laws.


P.H.D. 730/45, Ex. Co. 1475. HIS Excellency the Administrator in Council, acting under the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1950, has been pleased to amend the Model By-laws, Series "A," as prepared under the said Act, and reprinted with amendments to date in the Government Gazette on the 4th day of December, 1944, and further amended by amendments published in the Government Gazette on the 26th day of January, 1945; the 30th day of November, 1945; the 20th day of December, 1946; the 24th day of October, 1947; the 23rd day of December, 1949; the 10th day of February, 1950; the 24th day of March, 1950; the 22nd day of December, 1950, and the 22nd day of June, 1951, in the manner mentioned in thE;! .Schedule hereunder.

LINLEY HENZELL, Commissioner of Public Health,


Schedule. Part I of the abovementioned Model By-laws,

Series "A," is amended by inserting after paragraph (2) of by-law 23 a new paragraph (2A) as follows:-

(2Al By discharging into a french drain, which shall comply with the following conditions:-

(a) A sketch plan showing the design, situation and construction, together with the connections with such french drain, shall be submitted to and approved in writing by an inspector.

(b) It shall be constructed of agricultural drain pipes of not less than 4 inch diameter laid in a straight line with open joints and completely surrounded with not less than 9 inches of broken blue metal of not more than 3 inch gauge and not less than 2 inch gauge. The surface of the drain shall be covered with gravel or earth.

(cl The house fittings shall be to the standard prescribed by the by-laws made under the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909-1941, except where otherwise approved in writing by an inspector, and each such fitting shall be discharged over an open gully provided with a water-sealed trap.

(d) A grease intercepting trap of a design and dimensions approved by the inspector shall be installed at the premises as is considered necessary by the inspector, and shall be situated where directed by the inspector.

(e) The dimensions of the trench shall be determined by the inspector, except that no trench shall be less than 30 feet long or 2 feet wide or 2 feet deep.

(f) The french drain shall be ventilated by means of a glazed earthenware 90 degree bend fitted with a metal grid and mosquito proof wire mesh, and so installed that the grid is clear of the ground surface.

(g) No french drain shall be situated closer than 12 feet from any dwelling, nor closer than 20 feet from any window or door of any dwelling.

(h) The french drain, and all fittings connected thereto shall at all times be maintained in good order and condition, and when required by an inspector any french drain shall be emptied, cleaned and disinfected in such manner and within such time as may be specified in the requisition.

Approved by His Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council, 7th August, 1951.

(Sgd.) R. H. DOIG, Clerk of the Council.

HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950. Department of Public Health,

Perth, 7th August, 1951. P.H.D. 1346/49, Ex. Co. No. 1470.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Council, pursuant to subsection (5) of section 343 of the Health Act, 1911-1950, has prescribed the districts named in the Schedule attached as districts within which the Caravans and Camp Regulations, 1949, published in the Government Gazette on the 16th day of December, 1949, shall have effect.

LINLEY HENZELL, Commissioner of Public Health.

Schedule. Department of Public Health Areas.

Rottnest Island. Local Health Authorities.

Municipalities-Albany, Boulder, Bunbury, Carnarvon, Claremont, Cottesloe, Fremantle, Fremantle, East; Fremantle, North; deraldton, Guildford, Kalgoorlie, Midland Junction, Narrogin, Northam, Perth, Subiaco, Yorl{, Wagin.

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District Road Boards-Albany, Armadale-Kelmscott, Ashburton, Augusta-lV1argaret River, Balingup, Bassendean, Bayswater, Belmont Park, Beverley, Black Range, Bridgetown, Brookton, Broome, Broomehill, Bruce Rock, Busselton, Canning, Capel, Carnamah, Chittering, Collie Coalfields, Coolgardie, Corrigin. Cranbrook, Cuballing, Cue, Cunderdin, Dalwallinu, Dandaragan, Dardanup, Darling Range, Denmark, Dowerin, Drakesbrook, Dumbleyung·, Dundas, Esp2ranc2, Fremantle, Gascoyne-Minilya, Geraldton, Gingin, Gnowangerup, Goomalling, Gosnells, Greenbushes, Greenough, Halls Creek, Harvey, Irwin, Kalgoorlie, Katanning, Kellerberrin, Kent, Kojonup, Kondinin, Koorda, Kulin,Kununoppin-Trayning, Lake Grace, Laverton, Leonora, Iviandurah, Manjimup, Marble Bar, Marradong, Meekatharra, Melville, Menzies, Merredin, Mingene\v, Moora, Morawa, Mosman Park, Mt. Marshall, Mt. Magnet, Mukinbudin, Mullewa, Mundaring, Murchison, Murray, Nannup, Narembeen, Narrogin, Nedlands, Northam, Northampton, Nullagine, Nungarin, Peppermint Grove, Perenjori, Perth, Phillips River, Pingelly, Plantagenet, Port Hedland, Preston, Quairading, Rockingham, Roe-1:;ourne, Serpentine-Jarrahdale, Shark Bay, South Perth, Swan Tableland, Tambellup, Tammin, Three Springs, Toodyay, Upper Blackwood, Upper Chapman, Upper Gascoyne, Victoria Plains, Wagin, Wandering, Wanneroo, West Arthur, West Kimberley, Vilestonia, Wickepin, Williams, Wiluna, Wongan-Ballidu, Woodanilling·, Wyalkatchem, Wyndham, Yalgoo, Yilgarn, York.

Approved by His Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council, 7th August, 1951.



Perth, 14th August, 1951. THE following appointments made by the undermentioned local health authorities are hereby approved:-

Bayswater Road Board-F. S. Senior, to be Health Inspector.

P.H.D. 500/50. Midland Junction Municipality-R. McAdam, to

be Health Inspector for the period 6th August, 1951, to 7th September, 1951.

Gosnells Road Board-J. F. Lynn, to be Health Inspector. Cancellation of the following appointment is hereby notified:-A. F. Marsh as Health Inspector to the Gosnells Road Board.



Perth, 7th August, 1951.

P.H.D. 1278/49, Ex. Co. No. 1469. HIS Excellency the Administrator in Council, pursuant to subsection (5) of section 343 of the Health Act, 1911-1950, has prescribed the districts named in the Schedule attached, as districts within which the Argentine Ants (Health Act) Regulations, 1950, published in the Government Gazette on 24th day of March, 1950, shall have effect.


Schedule. Department of Public Health Areas.

Rottnest Island. Local Health Authorities.

Municipalities-Albany, Boulder, Bunbury, Carnarvon, Claremont, Cottesloe, Fremantle, Fremantle, East; Fremantle, North; Geraldton, Guildford, Kalgoorlie, Midland Junction, Narrogin, Northam, Perth, Subiaco, York, Wagin.

District Road Boards-Albany, Armadale-Kelmscott, Ashburton, Augusta-Margaret River, Balingup, Bassendean, Bayswater, Belmont Park,


Beverley, Black Range, Bridgetown, Brookton, Brnome, Broomehill, Bruce Rock, Busselton, Canning, Capel, Carnamah, Chittering, Collie Coalfields, Coolg-ai·die, Corrigin, Cranbrook, Cuballing, Cue, Cunderdin, Dalwaliinu, Dandaragan, Dardanup, Darling Range, Denmark, Dowerin, Drakesbrook, Dumbleyung, Dundas, Esperance, Fremantle, Gascoyne-Minilya, Geraldton, Gingin, Gnowangerup, Goomalling, Gosnells, Greenbushes, Greenough, Halls Creek, Harvey, Irwin, Kalgoorlie, Katanning, Kellerberrin, Kent, Kojonup, Kondinin, Koorda, Kulin, Kununoppin-Trayning, Lake Grace, Laverton, Leonora, Mandurah, Manjimup, Marble Bar, Marradong, Meekatharra. Melville, Menzies, Merredin, Mingenew, Moora, Morawa, Mosman Park, Mt. Marshall, Mt. Magnet, Mukinbudin, M:ullewa, Mundaring, Murchison, Murray, Nannup, Narembeen, Narrogin, Nedlands, Northam, Northampton, Nulla-

gine, Nungarin, Peppermint Grove, Perenjori, Perth, Phillips River, Pingelly, Plantagenet, Port Hedland, PrPston, Quairading, Rockingham, Roebourne, Serpentine-Jarrahdale, Shark Bay, South Perth, Swan, Tableland, Tamoellup, Tammin, Three Springs, Toodyay, Upper Blackwood, Upper Chapman, Upper Gascoyne, Victoria Plains, vVa;rin, VVandering, Wanneroo, ·west Arthur, West Kimberley, Westonia, Wickepin, Williams, Wiluna, Wongan-Ballidu, Woodanilling, Wyalkatchem, V\Tynclham, Yaigoo, Yilgarn, York.

Approved by His Exc:llency the Administrator in Executive Council 7th August, 1951.


FIRE BRIGADES ACT, 1942-1949.

Ex. Co. No. 1518.

Chief Secretary's Department, Perth, 9th August, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council, acting pursuant to section 35 of the Fire Brig•ades Act, 1942-1949, has been pleased to amend the Fire Brigades Act Reg·ulations made under the said Act and published in the Government Gazette on the 4th day of June, 1943, and amended from time to time thereafter in the manner set forth in the Schedule hereunder.


Schedule. Regulation 208 of the abovementioned regulations is amended by inserting

after paragraph (bl a new paragraph (bll as follows:-(bll Periods of service as an officer or member of a volunteer fire

brigade in another State shall, for the purpose of this regulation, count as service qualifying for these awards, subject to the discretion of the Board and the production of such evidence supporting the service as the Board may require.


NATIVE ADMINISTRATION ACT, 1905-1947.

Section 69. Department of Native Affairs,


PURSUANT to regulation 135 of the Native Administration Regulations, the Hon. Minister for Native Affairs has a,pproved of the issue of Permit No. 054 to the Rev. E. A. Clarke, L.Th., to superintend the Mogumber Methodist Mission on the Moore River; and of the issue of Permit No. 055 to the Rev. Father Francis Girke to superintend the Pallottine Mission School, Tardun, vice the Rev. Father Leo Hornung, as from 7th August, 1951.

S. G. MIDDLETON, Commissioner of Native Affairs.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.

THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offered for sale at public auction on the dates and at the places specified below, under the provisions of the Land Act, 1933-1950, and its regulations:-

PERTH. 24th August, 1951, at 11 a.m., at the Department

of Lands and Surveys-+South Kalamunda-Town 13, 2r. lp., £45. :tWatheroo-Town §45, about lr. 1.4p., £25; · Town §64, about lr. 1.4p., £25.

BEVERLEY. 28th August, 1951, at 3.30 p.m., at the Govern-

ment Land Age-ncy-:tBrool{ton-Town 207, lr., £30; Town 223, lr., · £25: Town 224, lr., £25. :/Corrigin-Town 118, 39.9p., £50. :):Pingelly-Town 244, lr., £15.


NARROGIN. 30th August, 1951, at noon, at tl.12 Government

Land Agency-:i:Narrogin-Town pooo, lr. 16.5p., £35; Town

1001, lr. 16.5p., £30: Town 1002, lr. 17p., £30; Town iil003, lr. 16.5p., £35.

NORTHAM. 30th August, 1951, at 11.30 a.m., at the Court

Hous2-:;:Bolgart-Town 72, 39.lp., £30; Town 73, lr.,

£25. :':Meckering-t45, lr. 35p., £20; 1"46, lr. 38p., . £20.

GERALDTON.

5th September, 1951, at 3.15 p.m., at the Rural and Industries Bank-

tMorawa-Town 85, lr. 17.lp., £20.

KA TANNING. 6th September, 1951, at 11 a.m., at the Rural and

Industries Bank-:!:Borclen-* IT 42, 5a. 2r. 32p., £25; *TT43, 5a. 2r.

32p., £25.

COOLGARDIE.

7th September, 1951, at 11 a.m., at the Office of the Mining Registrar-

:/Coolgardie-** 10, lr., C.U.V., £12 10s. *Suburban for cultivation. tSuburban conditions only. i:Section 21 of the regulations does not apply. §Subject to examination of diagram. ;:subject to truncation of corner, if necessary. TTAll marketable timber is reserved to the Crown. *'''Available for leasing only.


All improvements on the land offered for sale are the property of the Crown, and shall be paid for as the Minister may direct, whose valuation shall be final a,nd binding on the purchaser.

Plans and further particulars of 'these sales may be obtained at this office and the offices of the various Government Land Agents. Land sold to a depth of 200 feet below the natural surface, except in mining districts, where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet or 20 feet only.

H.E.SMITH, Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.

THE undermentioned leases have been cancelled under section 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, owing to non-payment of rent or other reasons:-

Name, Lease No., District, Reason, Cones., Plan.

Bald, J.; 3117/835; Wiluna 752; £2 5s. ld.; 1905/34: Wiluna Townsite.

Coles, F. Y.; 347/2517; Myrup A.A. 5, 7; £11 17s. 9d.; 963/39; 423/80.

Coverley, H., L. and W. T. J.; 354/445; Nelson 11107; £7 19s. 8d.; 2281/38; 439A/40.

Day, A. E.; 3117/1245; Wiluna 1086; £4 10s.; 2328/35; Wiluna Townsite.

Gill, T.; 3117/1714; Wiluna 1051; £4 0s. 3d.; 1151/36; Wiluna Townsite.

Harpwood, B.; 4091/153; South Boulder 117F; abandoned; 10669/99; Boulder Sheet 2.

Heelan, S. A.; 3117/2587; Reedy 128; £1 10s.; 319/36; Reedy Townsite.

Newman, W.; 1512/60; Victoria 6660; abandoned; 6094/14.

Nielson, A. P. V. L.; 494/152; Broome 441; abandoned: 14069/02; Broome Townsite.

Paul, F.; 3117/493; Wiluna 785; £2 5s.: 1066/34; Wiluna Townsite.

Rankin, L. M.; 3117/1211; Wiluna 1211; £5 0s. ld.; 2316/35; Wiluna Townsite.

Still, W. L.; 347/6251; Sussex 2576; abandoned; 2938/49; 413D/40.

Swinbank, W. J. and Doust, J. E.; 347/6458; Avon 19131, 19132, 19134, 19135, 24247; £2 4s. 3d.; 6891/49; 5/80.

Mewett, M. D.; 347/6456; 25463, 19321; £1 15s. 8d.; 6892/49; 5/80.

Wheatley, J. F.; 3108/448; Nelson; £9; 1158/37; 454B/40.

H. E. SMITH, Under Secretary for Lands.

RESERVES REVOKED. 22505 (Bruce Rock) and 22854 (Avon Location

27245).

Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 14th August, 1951.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to revoke as follows:-

Corres. No. 6109/13-Order in Council dated 9th January, 1946, whereby reserve No. 22505 (Bruce Rock Lot 26) was vested in the State Hotels in trust for "State Hotel Purposes."

Corres. No. 3603/48-Order in Council dated 22nd October, 1948, whereby reserve No. 22854 was vested in the Corrigin Road Board in trust for the purpose of "Recreation."


RESERVES.


HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to set apart as Public Reserves the land described in the Schedule below for the purposes therein set forth.

1057 /34. SUSSEX.-No. 23286 (Flora and Fauna), loca

tion No. 1056 (216a.). <:Plan 413D/40, A4.)

3951/51. NORTHCLIFFE.-No. 23289 (Government Re

quirements-W.S.L.S.), lot No. 34 (39.lp.). (Plan N orthcliffe.)

3351/51. ONGERUP.-No. 23291 (Use and Requirements

of the Rural and Industries Bank), lot No. 40 (lr.). Crown Grant to issue. (Plan Ongerup.)


AMENDMENT OF RESERVES.

1642 (Broome), 14312 (Ongerup), 18771 (Northcliffe) and 20610.


HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, as follows:-

Cones. No. 563/90-Of the amendment of reserve No. 1642 (Public Purposes) to exclude Broome Lots 336 and 337, and of its area being reduced to 2 roods 16 perches accordingly. (Plan Broome.)

Cones. No. 7798/12-Of the amendment of reserve No. 14312 (Public Building·s-State) to exclude Ongerup Lot 40, and of its area being reduced to 1 rood accordingly. (Plan Ongerup.)

Cones. No. 962/23-Of the amendment of reserve No. 18771 <Excepted from Sale) to exclude Northcliffe Lot 34, and of its area being reduced to 2 acres 1 rood 38.2 perches accordingly. (Plan Northcliffe.)

Cones. No. 3857 /30-Of reserve No. 20610 (Timber-Mallet) being amended to include Avon Location 14350, and of its area being increased to about 10,010 acres accordingly. (Plan 379B/40, FU


CHANGE OF PURPOSE OF RESERVES. 6483 (Mount Barker), 22505 (Bruce Rock).


HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to approve, under section 37 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, as follows:-

Cones. No. 26/99, Vol. 2-Of the purpose of reserve No. 6483 (Mount Barker Lot 34) being changed from "Public Utility" to "Use and requirements of the Rural and Industries Bank." (Plan Mount Barker.)

Cones. No. 6109/13-Of the purpose of reserve No. 22505 (Bruce Rock Lot 26) being changed from "State Hotel Purposes" to "Use and Requirements of the Bruce Rock Road Board." (Plan Bruce Rock.)


CANCELLATION OF RESERVES. 6483 (Mount Barker), 22505 (Bruce Rock), 22854

(near Bulyee), 23291 (Ongerup).


HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to cancel, under section 37 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, as follows:-

Corres. No. 26/99, Vol. 2-Reserve No. 6483 (Mount Barker Lot 34)-(Use and Requirements of the Rural and Industries Bank). (Plan Mount Barker.)

Cones. No. 6109/13-Reserve No. 22505 (Bruce Rock Lot 26)-(Use and Requirements of the Bruce Rock Road Board). (Plan Bruce Rocle)

Cones. No. 3603/48-Reserve No. 22854 (Recreation). (Plan 343C/40.)

Cones. No. 3351/51-Reserve No. 23291 (Use and Requirements of the Rural and Industries Bank)(Ongerup Lot 40). (Plan Ongerup Townsite.)



CASH ORDER LOST. Emu Point Reserve Board,

C/o. Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 9th August, 1951.

IT is hereby notified that the undermentioned Cash Order has been lost. Payment has been stopped, and it is intended to issue order in lieu thereof:-

Cash Order No. 6518, amount £17, drawn by Emu Point Reserve Board, in favour of W. G. Drew.

H. E. SMITH, Chairman, Emu Point Reserve Board.

SUBURBAN LAND. Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 14th August, 1951. Corres. No. 5082/46.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to approve, under section 10 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, of Canning Locations 1202 to 1206 being set apart as Suburban Lands. (Plan lC/40.l


CEMETERIES ACT, 1897-1946. Bun bury General Cemetery.

THE Bunbury Cemetery Board, being the Trustees of the Bunbury General Cemetery, acting pursuant to the provisions of the Cemeteries Act, 1897-1946, hereby amends, in the manner mentioned in the Schedule hereunder, the by-laws made by the said Board under and for the purposes of the said Act, as published in the Government Gazette on the 16th day of May, 1919, and amended by notices published in the Government Gazette from time to time thereafter.

Schedule. The abovementioned by-laws are amended as

follows:-By-law No. 2-After the word "body," add the

words "or cremated ashes." Schedule "A"-Scale of Fees-(f) Extra Charges-After the line reading "Child

under seven years" add new line, namely, "For each interment of cremated ashes, 7s. 6d. (in addition to registration fee of 2s. 6d.l"

We hereby certify that the above amendments were duly authorised by resolution passed at a properly convened and constituted meeting of the Bunbury Cemetery Board held at Bunbury on the 13th day of February, 1951.

PERCY C. PAYNE, Chairman.

F. W. FOWLES, Secretary.

OPEN FOR SALE. Kukerin Lot 3 and Wongan Hills Lot 202.

Applications close 29th August, 1951.

Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 31st July, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to approve, under section 45A of the Land Act, 1933-1950, as follows:-

Corres. No. 1529/51.-Of Kukerin Lot 3 being· made available for sale for an estate in fee simple at the price of fifty pounds (£50).

Corres. No. 2184/13.-Of Wongan Hills Lot 202 being made available for sale in fee simple, priced at £70.

The above lots are subject to the following conditions:-

1. Applications, accompanied by a deposit of 10 per cent. of the fixed price, must be lodged at the Lands Office, Perth, on or before Wednesday, :29th August, 1951,

2. Balance of purchase money shall be paid within 12 months from the date of approval of the application by 4 quarterly instalments on the 1st days of January, April, July and October.

3 All applications lodged on or b.efore such date will be treated as having been received on the closing day, and if there are more applications than one for this lot, the application to be granted will be determined by the Land Board.


OPEN FOR SALE.

Wyalkatchem Lots 104, 105, 106, 118, 119, 120, 1'21, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126 and 129. Applications close 29th August, 1951.


Corres. No. 8167 /50. HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to approve under section 45A of the Land Act, 1933-1950 of Wyalkatchem Lots 104, 105, 106, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126 and 129 being made available for sale for an estate in fee simple at a total price of two hundred and twenty pounds (£220) and subject to the following conditions:-

( 1) Applications, accompanied by a deposit of 10 per cent. of the fixed price, must be lodged at the Land Office, Perth, on or before Wednesday, 29th August, 1951.

(2) Balance of purchase money shall be paid within 12 months from the date of approval of application by 4 quarterly instalments on the first days of January, April, July and October.

(3) All applications lodged on or before such date will be treated as having been received on the closing day, and if there are more applications than one, the application to be granted will be determined by the Land Board.


LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.


IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned lots are now open for sale, under the conditions specified, by public auction, as provided by the Land Act, 1933-1950, at the following upset prices:-

Applications to be lodged at Perth. Corres. No. 7892/50. ELLEKER.-Suburban for Cultivation 30, 65, 66,

67 and 70, £15 each; 63, 64, 74 and 76, £20 each; 75, £35.

Corres. No. 1797/51. MINNIVALE.-Town 11, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24,

25, 27, 33, 34, 35, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 57, 59, 62, 63, 64, £15 each; Suburban for Cultivation 98, £25.

Corres. No. 6060/50. MUNDARING.-Suburban for Cultivation 180,

£30.

Corres. No. 5994/50. NEWLANDS.-Suburban for Cultivation 18, £25;

16, £35; 14, £38; 15, £40; 17, £45. Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17 subject to payment for improvements.

Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referred to are now obtainable at this office and the offices of the various Government Land Agents.

H. E. SMITH, Under Secretai:y for Lands1


OPEN FOR SALE.

Canning Locations 1202 to 1206, Inclusive.

Applications Close 12th September, 1951.


Cones. 5082/46. HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to approve, under section 45A of the Land Act, 1933-1950, of Canning Locations 1202 to 1206, inclusive, being made available for sale in fee simple at a price of £25 each, subject to payment for improvements and to the following conditions:-

1. Applications, accompanied by a deposit of 10 per cent. of the fixed price, must be lodged at the Lands Office, Perth, on or before Wednesday, 12th September, 1951.

2. Balance of purchase money shall be paid within 12 months from the date of approval of the application by 4 quarterly instalments on the 1st days of January, April, July and October.

3. All applications lodged on or before such date will be treated as having been received on the closing date, and if there are more applications than 1 for these lots, the applications to be granted will be determined by the Land Board.

4. No person will be permitted to select more than 1 of these blocks.


OPEN FOR SALE.

Newlands Lots 21, 22 and 23.


Corres. No. 5994/50. HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to approve, under section 45A of the Land Act, 1933-1950, of Newlands Lots 21, 22 and 23 being made available for sale for an estate in fee simple at a price of ten pounds (£10) each, and subject to the following conditions:-

1. Applications, accompanied by a deposit of 10 per cent. of the fixed price, must be lodged at the Lands Office, Perth, on or before Wednesday, 12th September, 1951.

2. Balance of purchase money shall be paid within 12 months from the date of approval of application by 4 quarterly instalments on the first days of January, April, July and October.

3. All applications lodged on or before such date will be treated as having being received on the closing day, and if there are more applications than 1, the application to be granted will be determined by the Land Board.

4. These lots are made available subject to approval of the survey.

H.E. SMITH, Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND ACT, 1933-1950.

Part V.-Divisions 1 and 4.

Special Settlement Lands. Open 29th August, 1931.

Department of Lands and Sc1rveys, Perth, 31st July, 1951.

Corres. No. 6104/50. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the area of about 360 acres bounded on the North by Plantagenet Location 1586 and part of road No. 2585, on the West by part of the said road, on the South by the prolongation Eastwards of the Northern boundary of location 1093 and on the East by locations 1443 and 1442 has been set apart for the purpose of Special Settlement, pursuant to the provisons of Part V (Divisions 1 and 4) of the Land Act, 1933-1950, and subject to the regulations under the said Act as modified by the special conditions set out hereunder.

Such land is available for selection subject to survey, classification and pricing, and applications should be lodged at the Departm c,nt of Lands and Surveys, Perth, on or before Wednesday, 29th August, 1951, accompanied by a deposit of £4 9s.

All applications received on or before that date will be treated as having been received on the closing day, and in the event of more applications than 1 for this area, the application to be granted will be decided by the Land Board.

Special Conditions. 1. One-fifth of the cultivable area must be

cLared within 3 yrnrs and two-fifths within 5 years from date of inception of the lease. Such clearing must be at a stage sufficient to establish pasture.

2. Nine-tenths of the cleared area must be sov:n to pasture with superphosphate within 15 months of clearing. (Plan 451A/40, B2.l


LAND ACT, 1933-1950. (Section 32.l

An-olication for Leasing Reserve No. 22216. ' · Grazing Purposes.

Applications Close Wednesday, 5th September, 1951. Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 7th August, 1951. Cones. No. 7500/12.

APPLICATIONS are invited for leasing reserve I'-io. 22216 (Sussex Location 1195), containing 460 a~1·;;s for the purpose of Grazing; for a term of five (5) years at a rental of two pounds (£2) per annum, such lease being subject to the condition that no compensation will be payable for improvements effected by the lessee and existing at the expiration or earlin determination of the lease.

Applications must be lodged at the Lands and Surveys Department, Cathedral Avenue, Perth, on or before Wednesday, 5th September, 1951, accompanied by a deposit of £3.

In the event of more applications than one being received, the application to be granted will b2 determined by the Land Board.

(Plan 440A/40, AU H. E. SMITH,

Under Secretary for Lands.

OPEN FOR LEASING. Kalgoorlie Lot 1503.


Cones. No. 5150/48. IT is notified for general information that Kalgoorlie Lot 1503 is available for leasing under section 117 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, at the rental and subject to the conditions set out hereunder:-

( 1) Applications must be lodged at the Lands Office, Kalgoorlie, on or before Wednesday, 29th August, 1951.

(2) No approval of a lease will issue until the successful applicant shall have first produced a "Building Permit" issued by the local authority or such other evidence indicating that the local authority is willing to issue a building permit to the applicant, or, that tJ.:J.e applicant already has or is in a position to obtain the necessary materials to build a residence on the lot applied for.

(3) The lessee will be required to erect a residence on his lot within 6 months from the date of approval of his application or within such extended period as the Minister for Lands may approve. Failure to comply with this condition renders the lease liable to forfeiture.

( 4 l The term of the lease will be 99 years. (5) The annual rental payable for the first 10

years of the lease will be 10s. The rental shall be subject to re-appraisement by the Minister for Lands at intervals of 10 years.

( 6) No transfer of the lease will be approved until the lessee has complied with the building conditions of the lease.

(7) The conditions under which the said land is made available shall not entitle the lessee now or at any future time to the right to convert same to fee simple.

(8) If more applications than one have been received by the closing date, the application to be granted will be decided by the Land Board. (Plan Kalgoorlie Sheet 1.l


17 August, 1951.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2257 ---------------------------------------------·

TENDERS FOR LEASING.

Sussex Location 3603 (Plan 440A/40, Cl.l Grazing Purposes.

Land Act, 1933-1950 (Section 116). Tenders Close Wednesday, 5th September, 1951.

Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 7th Aug·ust, 1951.

Cones. No. 5554/49. TENDERS are invited for leasing Sussex Location 3603, containing 213 acres 3 roods 16 perches, for a term of one C ll year for Grazing purposes, the lease issued to be renewable at the will of the Minister for ·Lands, determinable at three (3 l months' notice by either party and subject to the following· conditions:-

Cal No timber or vegetation shall be destroyed, removed or otherwise interfered with by the lessee.

Cbl Sawmillers shall have right of access to timber growing on the. demised land.

Cc) No compensation will be payable at the determination of the lease for improvements effected by the lessee.

Tenders, accompanied by a deposit of 1 year's tendered rental, will be received up to 3.30 p.m. on Wednesday, 5th September, 1951, and must be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, and bear the endorsement "Tender for leasing· Sussex Location 3603."

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.


TENDERS FOR LEASING. Portions of Pia waning Townsite.

Land Act, 1933-1950 (Section 117). Tenders close Wednesday, 12th September, 1951.


Cones. No. 4494/13, Vol. 2. TENDERS are invited for leasing each of the portions of Piawaning Townsite described in the Schedule hereunder for respective terms of five (5) years for Cropping and Grazing purposes, minimum annual rental being five pounds (£5) for each area.

Such leases shall be subject to the following conditions:-

(i) No cultivation shall be carried out within 1 chain of road No. 4393 (Waddington Road).

Ciil The lessee shall pay the requisite survey fee if called upon to do so.

Ciiil No compensation will be payable for improvements effected by the lessee and existing at the expiration or earlier determination of the lease.

Tenders will be received up to 3.30 p.m. on Wednesday, 12th September, 1951, and should be endorsed "Tender for leasing portion of Piawaning Townsite" and be addressed to "The Under Secretary for Lands, Perth." Each tender must be accompanied by a deposit compnsmg six (6) months' tendered rental plus one pound (£1) lease and reg·istration fee.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

Schedule. Cal The vacant portion of Piawaning Townsite

situated North of road No. 4393 and West of the prolongation Northward of the Western side of Purser Street.

Cbl The vacant portion of Piawaning Townsite situated South of road No. 4393 and West of Purser Street, Pike Street and the prolongation Southward of the Eastern boundary of lot 36.


NOW ·OPEN FOR LEASING. Plantagenet Location 4949.

(Portion of Reserve No. 1386.l Land Act, 1933-1950 (Section 32).


Cones. No. 691/46. IT is hereby notified for general information that Plantagenet Location 4949 has been made now open for leasing for the purpose of a site for a Shore Whaling· Station for a term of ten (10) years at a rental of twenty-five pounds (£25) per annum, subject to the following conditions:-

Cal The lessee shall-(i) comply with the provisions of the Whaling

Act, 1937, and regulations made thereunder and in force for the time being;

(ii) make provision for and dispose of all refuse and waste matter arising from the treatment of whale carcasses, and comply with the provisions of the Health Act and any directions issued pursuant thereto;

Ciiil in addition to treating whales for the extraction of oil, process the carcasses for conversion into meat meal and/or fertiliser, and such meat meal and/or fertiliser shall wholly be made available for sale and use within the State and not for export.

Cbl The lease shall be determined upon failure of the lessee to obtain a renewal of his whaling license.

H. E.SMITH, Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.

Under Part VI of the Land Act, 1933-1950.

WEDNESDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1951.

Kimberley Division-Dampier District.

Cones. No. 1969/51. (Plan 136/300.l IT is hereby notified for general information that the land contained within late pastoral lease 396/646 comprising 50,000 acres and an additional area of about 17,560 acres bounded by lines commencing at the South-East corner of late lease 396/646 and extending East about 280 chains, North about 627 chains, West about 280 chains and South about 627 chains to the starting point, will be reavailable for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 29th August, 1951, subject to payment for improvements, if any.

North-West Division-Koondra District. Cones. No. 4784/14, Vol. 2. (Plans 90/300 and

91/300.) IT is hereby notified for general information that an area of about 342,182 acres being the surrendered portions cf J. D. and W. G. Nicholas' lease 394/994 <Murramunda Station) will be re-available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 29th August, 1951, subject to payment for improvements valued at £350.

WEDNESDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, 1951.

Eucla Division-Mundrabilla District. Corres. 645/47. Plan 15/300.

IT is hereby notified for general information that an area of about 31,200 acres bounded by lines commencing at the South-West corner of lease 393/475 and extending North about 470 chains, West about 520 ·chains and South about 670 chains to the coastline; thence generally North-Easterly along the said coastline to the starting point, will be available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 12th September, 1951, subject to payments for improvements, if any.

2258 GOVERNMEN'r GAZETTE, W.A. [17 August, 1951.

North-West Division-Koon0lra District. Corres. No. 2944/23. 90/300.

IT is hereby notified for general information that the land contained within late pastoral leases 394/ 977 and 394/1259, previously held by J. D. & W. G. Nicholas and comprising 26,907 acres and 42,000 acres, respectively, will be available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 12th September, 1951, subject to payment for improvements, if any.

WEDNESDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, 1951. Eastern Division-Buningonia and Ballidonia

Districts. Corres. No. 1434/38. (Plan 17 /300.)

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the land contained within late Pastoral Lease 395/840 previously held by Dimer Bros. and comprising 20,000 acres will be re-available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 26th September, 1951; subject to payment for improvements, if any.

Eucla Division-Giles and Nuyts Districts. Corres. No. 4180/28. (Plans 17 /300 and 27 /300.)

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the land contained within late Pastoral Leases 393/439 and 393/417 previously held by Dimer Bros. and comprising 20,000 acres and 60,000 acres respectively, will be re-available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 26th September, 1951; subject to payment for improvements, if any.

North-West Division-Murchison District. Corres. No. 3065/51. (Plan 57 /300.)

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the land contained within late lease 394/1102 comprising about 61,782 acres previously held by Hamelin Pastoral Coy. Ltd., and in addition an area of about 91,250 acres bounded by lines commencing at the South-East corner of lease 394/895 and extending East about 473 chains, South about 730 chains West about 1,250 chains, North about 730 chains' and East about 777 chains to the starting point will be available for pastoral leasing as from Wedn'.esday, 26th September, 1951; subject to payment for improvements, if any.

WEDNESDAY, 24th OCTOBER, 1951. North-West Division-Koondra, Teano and

Thaduna Districts. Corres. No. 2375/50. (Plan 80/300.)

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that an area of about 89,524 acres bounded by lines commencing at the 549 M. peg on the abandoned line of the Rabbit Proof Fence and extending North 400 chains, West about 625 chains, South about 496 chains, West about 956 chains, South about 700 chains, East about 510 chains, North about 69 chains, East about 617 chains, North about 737 chains and East about 455 chains to the starting point will be re-available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 24th October, 1951. Subject to payment for improvements.

North-West Division-Teano District. Corres. No. 3691/51. (Plan 72/300.)

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that an area of about 27,600 acres bounded by lines commencing at the South-West corner of lease 394/805 (Jamindie Station) and extending West about 683 chains, North about 400 chains, East about 683 chains and South about 400 chains to the starting point, will be available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 24th October, 1951.

North-West Division-Windell District. Corres. No. 1558/31. (Plans 91/300, 92/300,

97 /300 and 98/300.) IT is hereby notified, for general information, that an area of about 314,500 acres, bounded by lines commencing at Survey Peg B163 (Minthicoondunna Sp.) and extending North about 80 chains, East about 3,100 chains, North about 90 chains, East

about 1,679 chains, North about 625 chains, West about 1,681 chains, South about 240 chains, West about 700 chains, North about 320 chains, West about 2,250 chains, South about 640 chains, East about 783 chains, South 240 chains and East about 160 chains to the starting point, previously known as Mt. Bruce Station, will be re-available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 24th October, 1951. Subject to payment for improvements, if any.

WEDNESDAY, 31st OCTOBER, 1951. North-West Division-Ashburton District.

Corres. No. 678/41. (Plans 96/300 and 111/300.) IT is hereby notified for general information that the land contained within late leases 394/1277, 394/1278, 394/862 and 394/858 previously held by A. E. B. Lockyer and comprising 25,574 acres, 20,000 acres, 20,000 acres and 20,000 acres will be re-available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 31st October, 1951. Subject to payment for improvements if any.

WEDNESDAl'., 14th NOVEMBER, 1951. Eucla Division-Giles District.

Cones. No. 2499/28. (Plan 27 /300.) IT is hereby notified for general information that the land contained within late lease 1310/95A, comprising 20,000 acres and previously held by A. J. Ryan, will be re-available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 14th November, 1951.


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the areas scheduled hereunder are available for selection under Part V of the Land Act, 1933-1950, and the regulations appertaining thereto, subject to the provisions of the. said Act.

Applications must be lodged at the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, not later than the date specified, but may be lodged before such date, if so desired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will be treated as having been received on the closing day, and if there are more applicants than one for any block, the application to be granted will be determined by the Land Board. Should any lands remain unselected such will continue available until applied for or otherwise dealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the applicants for the blocks will be duly notified of the c\a,te, time, and place of the meeting of the Board, and there shall be an interval of at least three days between the closing date and the sitting of the Board.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any location made available for that purpose must take the balance thereof, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

All marketable timber, including sandalwood and mallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the provisions of Clause 18 of the Regulations.

SCHEDULE. PERTH LAND AGENCY.

WEDNESDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1951. Avon District (about 13 miles South of

Kununoppin). Corr. No. 7243/50. (Plan 34/80, D4.) Location 25036, containing 305a. Or. 11p., at 9s.

3d. per acre; classification page 9 of 4813/26; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application; being cancelled lease 347/7027 previously held by N. J. & M. L. Hoare. Deposit required, £1 10s.


Avon District (about 8 miles South of Mandiga).

Corr. No. 3003/26. (Plan 55/80, B3 and 4.)

Location 27076, containing 978a. Or. 9p., at 4s. 9d. per acre; classification page 49 of 6839/09, Vol. 1; subject to payment for improvements, if any; being the surrendered portion of E. Collins' lease 20686/68. Deposit required, £1 15s. 3d.

Avon District (about 4 miles North-East of Merredin).

Open under Part V, Sec. 53.

Corr. No. 4149/27. (Plan 24/80, AU

Location 25240, containing l0a., at 10s. per acre; available only to owners of adjoining land. Deposit required, 15s.

Hay District (about 3 miles East of Nornalup).

Corr. No. 6057/22. (Plans 455B/40, Fl, 456A/40, AU

Location 1407, containing 233a. 3r. 9p., at 15s. per acre; subject to free resumption for any necessary drains and free entry on to the land to construct and maintain such drains, and subject to timber conditions. Deposit required, £1 8s. 6d.

Kojonup District (about 3 miles South of Nowcrellup).

Corr. No. 3184/50. (Plan 418/80, AU Location 6781, containing 553a. 3r ., at 3s. per

acre; classification page 46 of 12900/10, Vol. 3; subject to poison conditions and exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application; being C. A. Manuel's cancelled application. Deposit required, £1 12s.

Murray District (about 6 miles West of Coolup). Corr. No. 3098/17. (Plan 380D/40, B4.) Location 847, containing 159a. 2r. 23p., at £1 5s.

per acre; subject to timber conditions. Deposit required, £1 6s. 3d.

Ninghan District (about 8 miles North-East of Wialki).

Corr. No. 2489/30. (Plan 66/80, FU Locations 3135 and 3397, containing 3,572a. 2r.

lp., at 3s. per acre; classification page 43 of 5967 /27; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning these locations is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 10s. 6d.

Plantagenet District (about 15 miles North-East of Mt. Barker).

Corr. No. 881/51. (Plan 445/80, D4.) The area of Crown land, containing about 100

ac-res, pounded by lines commencing at the NorthEastern corner of Plantagenet Location 3822, and extending Westwards about 50 chains; thence Northwards about 28 chains to the Southern side of road No. 2143; thence, in a generally SouthEasterly direction, along the said side of the road, to the starting point; subject to survey, classification and pricing. Deposit required, £4 3s.

Plantagenet District (about 18 miles South-West of Borden).

Corr. No. 23_41/28. (Plan 445/80, EU The area of Crown land, containing about 250

acres, bounded on the North by location 3275, on the East by location 5105, on the South by road No. 7135, and on the West by location 3033; subject to survey, classification and pricing. Deposit required, £5 4s.

Roe District (about 4 miles North-East of Newdegate).

Corres. No. 4387 /25. (Plan 388/80, C3.) Location 440, containing 600a. 3r. 14p., at 6s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 7 of 4387 /25; subject to poison conditions and exemption from road rates

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for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning the location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 12s. 6d.

Roe District (about 14½ miles North-East of Hyden).

Corr. No. 7608/50. (Plan 346/80, B2.) Location 1431, containing 1,357a. 2r. 3p., at 6s.

per acre; classification page 4 of 1935/28; subject to payment for improvements; being A. J. John:;ton's cancelled application. Deposit required, £1 18s.

Sussex District (about 4 miles South-West of Metricup).

Corr. No. 2696/29. (Plan 413D/40, B4.) The area of Crown land, containing about 1,200

acres, bounded on the West by locations 853, 852 and 653, on the North by part of road No. 2591, on the East by part of road No. 3446, locations 3968 and 1681, and on the South-East by part of a surveyed road and location 1684, and again part of a surveyed road, and on the South by location 1669. Subject to survey, classification and pricing, timber conditions and conditions governing selection in this district. Deposit required, £10.

Sussex District (about 4 miles North-East of Forrest Grove).

Corr. No. 1392/51. (Plan 440D/40, B and C3.) The area of Crown land, containing about 160

acres, bounded by lines commencing at the Westernmost corner of location 2780 and extending South-Eastwards and Southwards along boundaries of said location 2780; thence Westwards along the Northern side of an unsurveyed road; thence Northwards about 28 chains along the Eastern boundary of location 1641 and part of the Eastern boundary of location 1640; thence Eastwards to the starting point. Subject to survey, classification and pricing, timber conditions, and special conditions governing selection of land in this district. Deposit required, £4 3s.

Victoria District (about 9 miles North-East of Maya).

Corr. No. 5739/50. (Plan 96/80, C3 and 4.) Locations 4813; 7776 and 8518, containing 2,189u.

2r. 12p., 738a. 2r. 14p. and 831a. 3r. 14p., respectively; classifications pages 5 of 6294/10, 18 of 5224/26 and 33 of 5224/10, respectively; subject to pricing and exemption from road rates for two years fro~ date of approval of application; being R. O'Sullivan's cancelled application. Deposit required, £2 10s. 6d.

Victoria District (about 16 miles North-East of Yuna).

Corr. No. 2769/51. (Plan 161/80, B2 and 3.) Location 9988, containing 245a. Or. 14p., at 3s. 9d.

per acre; subject to exemption from road rates for tw_o years from date of approval of application; bemg J. B. Blackmore's cancelled application. Deposit required, £1 8s. 6d.

Williams District (about 13 miles West of Dornock).

Corr. No. 137 /27. (Plan 376/80, B4.) Locations 12600 and 14349, containing 959a. 3r.

27p., at 7s. 6d. per acre; classification page 13 of 137 /27; subject to exemption from road rates for two year~ from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning these loca-tions is hereby cancelled. Deposit required £1 15s. 3d. '

Yilgarn District (about 9 miles North-West of Corinthia).

Corr. No. 2448/29. (Plan 36/80, BCU Locations 1311, 585, 1021, 586 and 1095, contain

ing 3,577a. lr. l0p., at 2s. 6d. per acre (as one holding); subject to payment for improvements capitalised at £550. Deposit required, £2 10s. 6d.

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Ninghan District (about 2;} miles South-East of Cleary).

Corr. No. 334/38. (Plan 66/80, AB2 and 3.) Location 1451, containing 945a. 2r. 24p., at 3s.

per acre; classification page 3 of 334/38; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application; being A. G. Daniels' cancelled lease 347 /1823. Deposit required, £1 15s. 3d.

Ninghan District (about 2 miles East of Cleary). Corr. No. 1408/27. (Plan 66/80, A and B2.) Location 1452, containing 913a. 3r. 38p., at 3s.

per acre; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from -date of approval of application. The previous Gazetie notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 15s. 3d.

Ninghan District (about 11½ miles South-West of Marinda).

Corr. No. 1625/32. (Plan 66/80, A4.) Location 1471, containing 930a., at 3s. per acre;

subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 15s. 3d.

Ninghan District (about 11 miles South of Cleary). Corr. No. 712/31. (Plan 66/80, A4.) Locations 1472 and 2056, containing 750a. Or. 3p.

and 160a., respectively, at 3s. per acre; classification page 32 of 712/31; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning these locations is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 15s. 3d.

Ninghan District (about 3½ miles South of Marinda).

Corr. No. 2376/27. (Plan 66/80, B3.) Locations 2521 and 2700, containing 1,339a. 3r.

16p. and 160a., respectively, at 3s. per acre: classification page 5 of 2376/27; subject to payment for improvements, if any. The previous Gazette notice concerning these locations is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 19s. 6d.

Ninghan District (about 8 miles South-West of Wialkil.

Corr. No. 880/30. (Plan 66/80, D and E4.) Location 2643, containing 1,405a. 2r. 6p., at 2s. 9d.

per acre; subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this lo:;ation is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 19s. 6d.

Ninghan District ( about 3 miles East of Wialkil. Corr. No. 1496/36. (Pian 66/80, F3.) Location 2753, containing 1,489a. 2r. 37p., at 3s.

per acre; classification page 7 of 4566/27; subject to payment for improvements, if any. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 19s. 6d.

Ninghan District (about 8½ miles North of Beacon). Corr. No. 1581/36. (Plan 66/80, CU Location 2962, containing 2,709a. lr. 26p., at 2s.

6d. per acre; classification page 12 of 6064/23; subject to payment for improvements, if a.ny. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 6s. 6d.

Ninghan District (about 7 miles South-West of Wialki).

Corr. No. 209/38. (Plan 66/80, D and E4.) Location 3024, containing 1,929a. lr. 2lp., at 2s.

9d. per acre; classification page 10 of 2643/28; sub.iect to payment for improvements, if any; being L. Barker's cancelled lease 348/893. Deposit required, £2 ls. 6d.

Ninghan District (about 6½ miles South-West of Wialkil.

Corr. No. 308/39. (Plan 66/80, E4.) Location 3026, containing 2,738a. 3r. 2lp., at 3s.

per acre; classification page 12 of 2643/28; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application; being E. C. Maton's cancelled lease 348/929. Deposit required, £2 6s. 6d.

Ninghan District (about 9 miles North-East of Beacon).

Corr. No. 1703/32. (Plan 66/80, D2.) Location 3721, containing 1,279a. 3r., at 3s. per

acre; classification page 15 of 1703/32; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of application. 'lhe previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 18s.

Plantagenet District (about 15 miles East of Wansbrough).

Corr. No. 4109/26. (Plan 436C/40, D3.) Locations 2746 and 3646, containing 1,000a. and

999a., respectively; classification page 10 of 13478/10; subject to pricing and exemption from road rates for two years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notices concerning these locations are hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 15s. 3d. each.

Plantagenet District (about 5½ miles East of Narrikup).

Corr. No. 13/39. (Plan 451A/40, C2.) Location 5629, containing 127a. 2r. 20p.; classi

fication page 16 of 13/39; subject to pricing, payment for improvements, if any, and the following special conditions :-rn Applications are limited to areas not exceeding 800 acres in all, with a maximum area of 500 acres of cultivable land suitable for establishing pasture. (ii) One-fifth of the cultivable area must be cleared within 3 years and 2/5ths within 5 years from date of inception of the lease. Such clearing must be at a stage sufficient to establish pasture. (iii) Nine-tenths of the cleared area must be sown to pasture with superphosphate within 15 months of clearing. Being H. S. Knight's cancelled lease 365/856. Deposit required, £1 6s. 3d.

Victoria District (about 9 miles North-West of Marchagee).

Corr. No. 3478/51. (Plan 90/80, CU

An area of about 800 acres, bounded on the North by location 8283, on the West by road No. 9539 and location 8733, on the South by locations 8733 and 9922 and on the East by the Southern prolongation of the Eastern boundary of location 8283; subject to survey, classification, pricing and the provision of any necessary roads. The previous Gazette notice concerning this land is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £7 15s.


Avon District (about 3 miles East of Bulyeel. Corr. No. 3603/48. (Plan 343C/40, F3 and 4.) Location 27245, containing about 248a.; subject

to survey, classification and pricing.

Gascoyne District (near Carn·arvon). Corr. No. 989/51. (Plan 563/80 and Locations

near Carnarvon.) Location 213, containing about 240a.; purchase

lJrice £850; subject to survey and the following conditions :-(a) The whole of the area to be fenced with a stock-proof fence within 6 years from the incention of the lea:se; (b) an area of 10 acres must be planted with lucerne during each year after the first year of the term of the lease for the following 5 years, and at the end of the sixth year there shall be established not less than 50 acres of lucerne; being W. L. Ireland's cancelled application. Deposit required, £5 4s.


Kojonup District (about 10 miles North of Borden.)

Corr. No. 2817/51. (Plan 435/80, AU (a) The area of Crown land in the Kojonup dis

trict, containing about 984 acres, bounded on the North by locations 4933 and 4592, on the East by location 3409, on the South by the prolongation Westward of the Southern boundary of location 3409, and on the West by locations 4071, 3036 and the prolongation Northerly of location 3036. (b) The area of Crown land in the Kojonup district (including Kojonup Location 8131), containing about 700 acres, bounded on the South by road No. 5466, on the West by location 7010 and the prolongation Northwards of its East2rn iJoundary, on the North by th2 prolongation Westwards of the Northern boundary of location 8146, and on the East by location 8146. Subject to survey, classification and pricing and to the protection of any necessary roads. Deposits required for (a) £7 6s., for (b) £8 13s.

Melbourne District (about 4 miles North-West of Dalaroo.)

Corr. No. 1059/48. (Plan 63/80, BC3 and 4.) Location 3122, containing 4,965a. Or. 18p., at 3s.

per acre; classification page 29 of 1059/48; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application; being R. P. Heggart's cancelled lease 347/5159. Deposit required, £2 14s. 3d.

Ninghan District (about 12 miles South of Marindo.)

Corr. No. 5418/26. (Plans 55/80, Bl, 66/80, B4.) Location 1158, containing 1,129a. Or. 35p., at 3s.

per acre; classification page 6 of 5418/26; subject to payment for improvements, if any; being C. G. McGuigan's cancelled lease 21369/68. Deposit required, £1 16s. 9d.

Ninghan District (about 12½ miles South of Marindo).

Corr. No. 280/27. (Plan 66/80, B4.) Location 2557, containing 1,370a. lr. 16p., at 3s.

per acre; classification page 7 of 280/27; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 18s.

Ninghan District (about 2½ miles South of Marindo).

Corr. No. 3261/27. (Plan 66/80, B3.) Location 2631, containing 3,621a. lr. 22p., at 2s.

9d. per acre; classification page 13 of 3261/27; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 10s. 6d.

Ninghan District (about 3 miles South of Dalgouring).

Corr. No. 159/29. (Plan 66/80, D3.) Location 2820, containing 2,972a. 2r. 23p., at 2s.

9d. per acre; classification page 6 of 159 /29; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 6s. 6d.

Ninghan District (about 8 miles South-East of Beacon).

Corr. No. 160/29. (Plan 66/80, D4.)

Locations 2823 and 3435, containing 2,292a. 3r. 4p. and 160a., respectively, at 3s. per acre; classification page 5 of 160/29; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning these locations is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 4s.

Ninghan District (about 5½ miles North of Beacon.)

Corr. No. 2313/32. (Plan 66/80, Cl and 2.) Location 2964, containing 2,923a. lr. 8p., at 3s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 10 of 6064/28; subject to payment for improvements, if any. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 6s. 6d.

Ninghan District (about 5 miles North-West of Marindo).

Corr. No. 515/37. (Plan 66/80, BU Location 2995, containing 809a. 3r. 18p., at 3s.

per acre; classification page 10 of 5537 /27; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 14s. 6d.

Ninghan District (about 3½ miles North-East of WialkU

Corr. No. 1046/35. (Plan 66/80, F2.) Location 3010, containing 2,029a. Or. 22p., at 3s.

per acre; classification page 30 of 5967 /27; subject to payment for improvement. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 4s.

Ninghan District (about 9 miles South-West of Wialki).

Corr. No. 4866/28. (Plan 66/80, E4.) Locations 3028 and 3370, containing 2,544a. lr.

34p. and 160a., respectively, at 3s. per acre; classification page 14 of 2643/28; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 6s. 6d.

Ninghan District (about 1 mile West of Moondon). Corr. No. 1502/29. (Plan 66/80, F3.) Location 3032, containing 2,555a. 2r. 36p., at 3s.

per acre; classification page 18 of 2643/28; subject to exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hei::_eby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 6s. 6d.

Open under Part V of the Land Act, 1933-1950, as modified by Part VIII.

Peel Estate (near Mandogalup). Corr. 7671/50. (Plan 341A/40, B2.) Lot 1202, containing 35a. 2r. 5p.; purchase money,

£24; to ex-servicemen: ½-yearly instalments-First 5 years interest only at 4½% per annum 10s. l0d., balance 35 years principal and interest at 4½% per annum 13s. 5d.; civilians: ½-yearly instalments -First 5 years interest only at 5% per annum 12s., balance 35 years principal and interest at 5% per annum 14s. 3d.; subject to the special conditions which govern selection in this estate; being C. E. Robinson's cancelled lease 3127/883. Deposit required, £1 12s.

Plantagenet District (about 4 miles East of Wansbrough).

Corr. No. 2799/24. (Plan 436D/40, B and C3.) Location 4371, containing 3,467a. 2r. 35p.; classi

fication page 6 of 2799/24; subject to pricing and payment for improvements, if any. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £2 8s. 6d.

Plantagenet District (about H miles East of Wansbrough).

Corr. No. 5703/25. (Plan 436D/40, B3.) Location 4437, containing 1,405a. lr. 28p.; classi

fication page 12 of 5703/25; subject to pricing and exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 19s. 6d.


Roe District (about 9 miles North-West of Lake Biddy).

Corr. No. 2737/50. (Plans 387/80, Fl, 388/80, Al.l Locations 925 and 1266, containing 1,713a. 2r. 24P.

and 1,039a. 2r. 12p., respectively, at 5s. 6d. per acre; classification pages 8 and 35A of 5436/26; subject to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness; being J. F. Dillon's cancelled application. Deposit required, £2 6s. 6d.

Roe District (about 9 miles North-East of Hyden). Corr. No. 3392/51. (Plan 346/80, AB3.l Location 1458, containing 2,998a. lr. 21p., at

6d. 9d. per acre (excluding survey fee).

Wellington and Uduc A.A. (about 5 miles South-West of Cookernup).

Corr. No. 2991/47. (Plan 383D/40, B3.l Wellington Locations 2684, 2692, 1081 and 4531,

containing 160a., 160a., 27a. 2r. 4p. and 144a. 2r. 35p., respectively; classifications pages 27 of 4537/09, 12 of 2991/47, 11 of 2991/47 and 11 of 2991/47, respectively; also Uduc A.A. 31, containing 160a.; classification page 10 of 2991/47; subject to pricing and exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application; being H. A. Becker's cancelled lease 347 /5970. Deposit required, £1 12s. 6d.

Williams District (about 11 miles South of Kukerinl.

Corr. No. 1507/35. (Plan 408/80, E2.l Location 11496, containing 489a. 2r. 35p., at 7s.

3d. per acre; classification page 15 of 1507/35; subject to poison conditions and exemption from road rates for 2 years from date of approval of application. The previous Gazette notice concerning this location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 14s. Gd.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948. WHEREAS the Minister for Lands, being the owner of land over or along which the undermentioned road in the Dandaragan Road District passes, has applied to the DANDARAGAN Road Board to close the said road, which is more particularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

4062/ 18. D.325. The whole of road No. 6231, from

Eneminga Pool in late Pastoral Lease 594/93, to the Three-Mile Swamp on the South boundary of the Dandaragan Road District. (Plan 59/80, E3 and 4.l

WHEREAS Ivy Rose Fleay, being the owner of land over or along which the undermentioned road in the Kojonup Road District passes, has applied to the KOJONUP Road Board to close the said road, which is more particularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

4286/49. K.377. That portion of Treasure Road between

Kojonup Lots 248 and 249, from Mather Road to Tunney Road. (Plan Kojonup Townsite.l

WHEREAS Douglas James Pluto Armstrong Fisher, being the owner of land over or along which the undermentioned road in the Kojonup Road District passes, has applied to the KOJONUP Road Board to close the said road, which is more particularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

407/50. K.385. The unsurveyed road along the Western

boundary of Kojonup lJocation 3956, from the North-Western corner of the said location to a surveyed road at its South-Western corner. (Plan 437D/40, B3.l

WHEREAS the Minister for Lands, being the owner of land over or along which the undermentioned road in the Manjimup Road District passes, has applied to the MANJIMUP Road Board to close the said road, which is more particularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

4488/15. M.494. Portion of road No. 5364 along the West

ern and South-Western boundary of reserve 22663, from road No. 9507 at the North-Western corner of the reserve to road No. 898 at the Southernmost corner of the said reserve. (Plan 442C/40, E3.l

WHEREAS Eric David Thomas Smith, being the owner of land over or along which the undermentioned road in the Mtmdaring Road District passes, has applied to the MUNDARING Road Board to close the said road, which is more particularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

1921/32. M.500. The surveyed road along the South

boundaries of Greenmount Suburban Lots 8 and 42; from road No. 8847 to a surveyed road on the Eastern boundary of lot 42. (Plan lC/20, N.W.l

And whereas such applications have been duly published in the Government Gazette:

And whereas the said Boards have assented to the said applications:

And whereas the Administrator in Executive Council has confirmed the said assent:

It is hereby notified that the said roads are closed.

Dated this 15th day of August, 1951. H. E. SMITH,

Under Secretary for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948. WHEREAS the CANNING Road Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Cannington on or about the 3rd day of February, 1947, resolved to open the road hereinafter described, that is to say:-

1131/06. No. 2376 (Cannington Terrace-widening). A

triangular piece of land, as delineated and coloured dark brown on Diagram 61437. (Plan lD/20, S.EJ

WHEREAS the HARVEY Road Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Harvey on or about the 22nd day of May, 1951, resolved to open the road hereinafter described, that is to ,say:-

2422/49. No. 10762. A strip of land, one chain wide, leav

ing the North side of Waterloo Road at the Southwest corner of lot 2 of part of Wellington Location 1 (as shown on L.T.O. Diagram 5966) and extending· North (as shown on said diagram) along West boundaries of the said lot (passing through the quarry reserve) and the West boundary of lot L of location 1 to the South side of Victoria Road at the North-West corner of said lot (as shown on L.T.O. Diagram 27Ul). (Plan 411A/40, B and C2.l

WHEREAS the MANJIMUP Road Board, by resolution passed at a "l'teeting of the Board, held at Manjimup on or abnnt the 15th day of September, 1950, resolved to o:nen the road hereinafter described, that is to sa:u:-

172/22. No. 10763. A strip of land, one chain wide,

commencing at the South-East corner of Nelson Location 8518 and extending, as surveyed, North along the East boundary of said location to its North-East corner; thence unsurveyed along part of the West boundary of location 3764 to the South boundary of location 6258. (Plan 439C/40, F4.l

And whereas His Excellency the Governor, pursuant to section 17 of the Public Works Act, 1902-1945, by notices published in the Government Gazette, declared that the said lands had been set apart, taken, or resumed for the purpose of the said roads, and that plans of the said lands might be inspected at the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth:

And whereas the said boards have caused a copy of the said notices to be served upon the owners and occupiers of the said lands resident within the State, or such of them as can with reasonable diligence be ascertained, either personally or by registered letter posted to their lastnamed places of abode:

17 August, 1951.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2263

And whereas the Administrator in Executive Council has confirmed the said resolutions, it is hereby notified that the lines of communication described above are roads within the meaning of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, subject to the provisions of the said Act.



THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948. Department of Lands and Surveys,


IT is hereby declared that the undermentioned lands have been set apart, taken, or resumed under section 17 of the Public Works Act, 1902-1945, for the purpose of new roads, that is to say:-

Albany. 1715/14. No. 4962 (Widening). All that portion of Torbay

Agricultural Area Lot 15, delineated and coloured dark brown on Diagram 61184; lr. 25.9p. being resumed from Torbay A.A. Lot 15. (Plan 457A/40, AU

Belmont Park. 5466/49. No. 10782. A strip of land, one chain wide (plus

truncations), leaving road No. 2703 (Clayden Road) at the North corner of lot 830 of Swan Location 29 and extending (as shown delineated and coloured dark brown on Diagram 61964) South-Westward along the North-Western boundaries of lots 830 and 855 of the said location to road No. 2701 <Kenna Road) at the West corner of lot 855; la. lr. 6.lp. being resumed from Swan Location 29. (Plan lD/20, N.EJ

Canning. 425/27. No. 7652 (Tyler Street-Extension). A strip of

land, 68 links wide, leaving the present road on the South-East boundary of lot 2 of Canning Location 5 (L.T.O. Plan 26) and extending in a North-Westerly direction to the South-East botmdary of lot 1 of location 5 (L.T.O. Plan 26); 15.9p. being· resumed from Canning Location 5. (Plan lD/20, S.EJ

Perth. 6051/12. No. 4801 (Bournemouth Parade-Extension). A

strip of land, one chain wide, leaving the present road on the East boundary of Swan Location 1150 and extending Westward (as shown on L.T.O. Plan 2774) along the South boundaries of lots 45 to 77 (inclusive) and lot 7 of said location to road No. 5261 (The Esplanade) at the South-West corner of the lastmentioned lot; 3a. 3r. 31.8p. being resumed from Swan Location 1150. (Plan lD/20, N.W.l

Quairading. 3921/27. No. 107-81. A strip of land, one chain wide, leav

ing the South boundary of Avon Location 20872 and extending, as surveyed, Northward through said location to and along the West boundary of location 19378 to its North-West corner; thence North-Eastward through location 20872 to a surveyed road on the North boundary of the location opposite the South-West corner of location 12523.

No. 10781 (Deviation). A strip of land, one chain wide, plus truncations, leaving the present road opposite the North-West corner of location 19378 and extending North through Avon Location 20872 (as shown delineated and coloured darl;: brown on Diagram 61136) to a surveyed road on the North boundary of the latter location.

Three acres being resumed from Avon Location 20872.

(Plans 344/80, Al, 4/80, A4.l

Upper Chapman. 3791/05. No. 10780. A strip of land, one chain wide, plus

widenings, leaving a surveyed road at the SouthWest corner of Mt. Erin Estate Lot 68, and extending Northward (as shown on Diagram 61249) through said lot to road No. 2311 on the North boundary of said lot; 6a. lr. 36p. being resumed from Mt. Erin Estate Lot 68. (Plans 157B/40, D2 and 157C/40, D3.l

Plans and more particular descriptions of the lands so set apart, taken, or resumed may be inspected at the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth.

By order of His Excellency the Administrator,

L. THORN, Minister for Lands.

LICENSED SURVEYORS ACT, 1909-1940. IT is hereby notified that an examination for candidates wishing to qualify for registration as Licensed Surveyors will be held in Perth, commencing Monday, 27th August, 1951.

HAROLD CAMM, Secretary, Land Surveyors' Licensing Board.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893-1950. Application 3483/1950.

TAKE notice that Gerald Garrett Prendiville of 46 Gregory Street Wembley and Patrick Garrett Prendiville of the Peninsula Hotel Maylands Hotel Proprietors have made application to be registered under the Transfer of Land Act 1893-1950 as the proprietors as tenants in common in equal shares of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following· parcel of land situate in the Bridgetown District and being:-

Portion of Bridgetown Town Lot 23 being part of lot 2 on Diagram 2898 containing· 1 acre.

Bounded by lines commencing at the SouthWestern corner of lot 1 on Diagram 2898 thence bearing 106 deg. 37 min. and extending· 1 chain 51 and 6/l0ths links along a South-Western boundary of the said lot 1 thence 16 deg. 6 min. 80 links along a South-Eastern boundary of the said lot 1 thence 106 deg. 37 min. 1 chain 28 and 5/ l0ths links along South-Western boundaries of lot 1 on Diagram 2611 and Bridgetown Railway Reserve on Plan 1988 (Sheet 3) thence 196 deg. 6 min. 2 chains 92 and 7/l0ths links along a North-Western boundary of the said Railway Reserve thence 201 deg. 10 min. 29 and 1/ 10th links 208 deg. 49 min. 25 and 8/l0ths links 216 deg. 32 min. 27 and 1/l0th links 228 deg·. 56 min. 23 and 3/l0ths links 249 deg. 28 min. 13 and 4/l0ths links 271 deg. 32 min. 12 and 6/l0ths links 274 deg. 46 min. 15 and 1/l0th links through the said lot 2 thence 286 deg. 38 min. 2 chains 11 and 9/l0ths links along a North-Eastern ooundary of Stewart Street thence 16 deg. 6 min. 3 chains 26 links along a South-Eastern boundary of Hampton Street to the starting point.

And further take notice that all persons other than the applicant claiming· to have any estate right title or interest in the above parcel of land and desiring to object to the said application are hereby required to lodge in this office on or before the 24th day of September next a caveat forbidding the said land being brought under the operation of the said Act.

F. A. BLOTT, Assistant Registrar of Titles.

Office of Titles, Perth, this 7th day of August, 1951.

Lavan & Walsh, Solicitors, Perth, Solicitors for the Applicant.

PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS.

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

Kwolyin State Hotel-Septic Tank Installation (11493); 21st August, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin, and Clerk of Courts, Bruce Rock. on and after 17th July, 1951.


Boddington School-Additions (11527); 21st August, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, Court House, Pinjarra, and Police Station, Boddington, on and after 7th August, 1951.

East Rockingham School Quarters-Repairs and Renovations (11528); 21st August, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Fremantle, on and after 7th August, 1951.

Wongan Hills State Farm-Alterations to Stables (11529); 21st August, 1951; conditions may be se::n at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Police Station, Wongan Hills, on and after 7th August, 1951.

Moora Hospital-New Sewerage and Foul Water Lines (11530); 21st August, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Police Station, Moora, on and after 7th August, 1951.

Perth Modern School-Ground Improvements ( 11531); 21st August, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 7th August, 1951.

Purchase of Property-Culham Agricultural Hall; 28th August, 1951; conditions may be seen at Goldfields Water Supply Office, Northam, Police Station, Toodyay, and P.W.D., Perth.

Gingin School-Alterations and Additions ( 11533); 28th August, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Police Station, Gingin, on and after 14th August, 1951.

Bramley Research Station-New Farm Buildings ( 11534) ; 28th August, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Bunbury, and Court House, Busselton, on and after 14th August, 1951.

Mingenew School and Quarters-Latrines and Sewerage (11536); 28th August, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Geraldton, and Police Station, Mingenew, on and after 14th August, 1951.

Yealering School - Septic Tank Installation (11537); 28th August, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Narrogin, on and after 14th August, 1951.

Albany Police Quarters-Repairs and Renovations (11539); 28th August, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Albany, on and after 14th August, 1951.

Collie Residency - Repairs and Renovations (11535); 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Bunbury, and Court House, Collie, on and after 21st August, 1951.

Midland Junction Police Station-Additions and Alterations ( 11540); 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 21st August, 1951.

Mount Barlrnr School-Conversion of Classroom to Science Room (11541); 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Albany, and Police Station, Mt. Barlrnr, on and after 21st August, 1951.

Vasse School and Quarters-Repairs and Renovations (11542); 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Bunbury, and Clerk of Courts, Busselton, on and after 21st August, 1951.

Pingaring New School and Quarters (11543); 4th September 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contracto/s· Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Narrogin, and Police Station, Lalrn Grace, on and after 21st August, 1951.

Arrino School and Quarters-Repairs and Renovations ( 11544) ; 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Geraldton, and Police Station, Carnamah, on and after 21st August, 1951.

Muresk Agricultural College-Additions to Quarters (11545); 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Water Supply Office, Northam, on and after 21st August, 1951.

Cunderdin Hospital-Additions-New Pan Room ( 11546) ; 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin, and Police Station, Cunderdin, on and after 21st August, 1951.

Quairading School Q u a r t e r s and Domestic Science Centre-Septic Tanl{ Installation (11547); 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin, and Police Station, Quairading, on and after 21st August, 1951.

Boddalin School and Quarters-Septic Tank Installation ( 11548) ; 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin, on and after 21st August, 1951.

Meekatharra Doctor's Residence-Repairs and Renovations ( 11549); 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Geraldton, and the Mining Registrar, Meekatharra, on and after the 21st August, 1951.

Big Bell School and Quarters-Septic Tank Installation (11550); 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Geraldton, and Big· Bell Police Station, on and after 21st August, 1951.

Balrnr's Hill School Quarters-Erection ( 1155 ll ; 4th September, 1951; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Water Supply Office, Northam, on and after the 21st August, 1951.

Purchase of Property-Minding School; 4th September; conditions may be seen at P.W.D., Narrogin and Perth, and Court House, Wagin.

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are to be addressed to "The Hon. the Minister for Worl~s, Public Worlrn Department, The Barracks, St. George's Place, Perth," and must be indorsed "Tender." The highest, lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

W. C. WILLIAMS, Under Secretary for Works.

17/8/1951.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

M.W.S. 1000/51. IN accordance with the provisions of the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909, it is hereby notified that sewers and other apparatus have been completed, and are now available for use in extension to Area 3 Bayswater to serve lots 406-404 Milne Street, Bayswater.

Owners of the abovementioned properties are hereby notified that su~h properties are capable of being connected to the sewer and must, therefore, connect their premises to the sewer within 30 days from date of service of prescribed notice, and are also notified that sewerage rates will, in accordance with the by-laws, be enforced from 1st October, 1951, if premises not previously connected, and be payable in advance. If premises are connected prior to 1st October, 1951, rates will be charged from date of connection.

A plan of the worlrn to be carried out at each property must first be obtained from the Department.

Dated this 17th day of August, 1951, at- the office of the Department, St. George's Place, Perth.

J.C. HUTCHINSON, Under Secretary.


M.W.S. 665/51. IN accordance with the provisions of the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909, it is hereby notified that sewers and other apparatus have been completed, and are now available for use in extension to Area 2, Cottesloe, within the boundaries of Cottesloe Municipal Council, to serve lots 7-12, inclusive, Florence Street, and lots 88, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, Hawkestone Street.


Owners of the abovementioned properties are hereby notified that such properties are capable of being connected to the sewer and must, therefore, connect their premises to the sewer within 30 days from date of service of prescribed notice, and are also notified that sewerage rates will, in accordance with the by-laws, be enforced from 1st October, 1951, if premises not previously connected, and be payable in advance. If premises are connected prior to 1st October, 1951, rates will be charged from date of connection.

A plan of the works to be carried out at each property must first be obtained from the Department.

Dated this 17th day of August, 1951, at the office of the Department, st. George's Place, Perth.

J. C. HUTCHINSON, Under Secretary.


M.W.S. 1731/50. IN accordance with the provisions of the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909, it is hereby notified that sewers and other apparatus have been completed and are now available for use in Reticulation Area No. 1, Part 2, Midland Junction, within the boundaries of the Midland Junction Municipality, as hereunder described:-

Commencing at a point in the centre of Great Eastern Highway and Helena Street and proceeding South-Easterly along the centre of Great Eastern Highway to a point opposite the centre of Sampson Parade; thence Easterly across Great Eastern Highway and along the centre of Sampson Parade to a point opposite the Eastern boundary of lot 1, Sampson Parade; thence Southerly across Sampson Parade, along the Eastern boundary of the said lot 1 and its prolongation to a point in the centre of Great Eastern Highway; thence South-Easterly along the centre of Great Eastern Highway to a point in the centre of Great Eastern Highway and Viveash Road; thence Northerly along the centre of Viveash Road to a point opposite the Northern boundary of lot 5, Viveash Road; thence Easterly across Viveash Road and along the Northern boundary of the said lot 5 to the North-Eastern corner of the said lot 5; thence Southerly along the Eastern boundary of the said lot 5 to the North-Western corner of lot 60, Padbliry Terrace; thence Easterly along the Northern boundary of the said lot 60 and its prolongation to a point in the centre of Pad bury Terrace; thence Southerly along the centre of Padbury Terrace to a point in the centre of Padbury Terrace opposite the centre of Victoria Street; thence Westerly along the centre of Victoria Street to a point in the centre of Victoria Street and Viveash Road; thence Southerly along the centre of Viveash Road to a point opposite the Northern boundary of lot 51, Railway Parade; thence Easterly across Viveash Road and along the Northern boundaries of the said lot 51 and lot 52, Railway Parade, to the North-Eastern corner of the said lot 52; thence Southerly along the Eastern boundary of the said lot 52 and its prolongation to a point in the centre of Railway Parade; thence North-Westerly along the centre of Railway Parade to a point in the centre of Railway Parade and Marion Street; thence Northerly along the centre of Marion Street to a point opposite the Southern boundary of lot 19, Marion Street; thence Westerly across Marion Street along the Southern boundary of the said lot 19 and its prolongation to a point in the centre of the right-of-way between Marion Street and Helena Street; thence Southerly along the centre of the said right-of-way and its prolongation to a point in the centre of Railway Parade; thence North-Westerly along the centre of Railway Parade and its prolongation to a point in the centre of Helena Street; thence Northerly along the centre of Helena Street to the point of Commencement.

Also commencing at a point in the centre of Hooley Road and Cope Street and proceeding Southerly along the centre of Cope Street and its prolongation to a point in the centre of Great Eastern Highway; thence North-Westerly along the

centre of Great Eastern Highway to a point in the centre of Great Eastern Highway and Brockman Road; thence Northerly along the centre of Brockman Road to a point opposite the Southern boundary of lot 108, Brockman Road; thence Westerly across Brockman Road, along the Southern boundaries of the said lot 108 and lot 93, Sayer Street, across Sayer Street and along the Southern boundary of lot 82, Sayer Street, to the South-Western corner of the said lot 82; thence Northerly along the Western boundary of the said lot 82 to the South-Eastern corner of lot 68, Padbury Terrace; thence Westerly along the Southern boundary of the said lot 68 to the South-Western corner of the said lot 68; thence North-Westerly across Padbury Terrace to the South-Eastern corner of lot 1, Padbury Terrace; thence Westerly along the Southern boundary of the said lot 1 to the South-Western corner of the said lot 1; thence Northerly along the Western boundary of the said lot 1 and its prolongation to a point in the centre of Sampson Parade; thence North-Easterly along the centre of Sampson Parade to a point in the centre of Sampson Parade opposite the centre of Brockman Road; thence Southerly across Sampson Parade and along the centre of Brockman Road to a point opposite the Northern boundary of lot part 116, Brockman Road; thence Easterly across Brockman Road and along the Northern boundaries of the said lot part 116 and lot part 146, Niland Street, and their prolongation to a point in the centre of Niland Street; thence Northerly along the centre of Niland Street and its prolongation to a point in the centre of Sampson Parade; thence North-Easterly along the centre of Sampson Parade and its prolongation to a point opposite the Western boundary of the Midland Railway Reserve; thence generally Southerly along the Western boundary of the Midland Railway Reserve to a point opposite the Northern boundary of lot 174, Loton Avenue; thence Easterly across the Midland Railway Reserve along the Nmthern boundaries of lot 154, Niland Street, and the said lot 174 and their prolongation to a point in the centre of Loton Avenue; thence Northerly along the centre of Loton Avenue to a point opposite the Northern boundary of lot 11, Loton Avenue; thence Easterly across Loton Avenue along the Northern boundaries of the said lot 11 and lot 21, Cope Street, and their prolongation to a point in the centre of Cope Street; thence Southerly along the centre of Cope Street to a point opposite the Northern boundary of lot 44, Cope Street; thence Easterly across Cope Street, along the Northern boundaries of the said lot 44 and lot 50, Mathoura Street, and their prolongation to a point in the centre of Mathoura Street; thence Southerly along the centre of Mathoura Street to a point in the centre of Mathoura Street and Hooley Road; thence Westerly along the centre of Hooley Road to the point of commencement.

Also commencing at a point in the centre of George Street and Sayer Street and proceeding Easterly along the centre of George Street to a point opposite the Eastern boundary of lot 166, George Street; thence Southerly across George Street, along the Eastern boundaries of the said lot 166 and lot 182, Charles Street, across Charles Street, along the Eastern boundary of lot Hl4, Charles Street, and lot 210, North Street, and their prolongation to a point in the centre of North Street; thence Westerly along the centre of North Street to a point in the centre of North Street and Sayer Street; thence Northerly along the centre of Sayer Street to the point of commencement.

Also commencing at a point in the centre of Great Northern Highway and Charles Street and proceeding North-Easterly along the centre of Great Northern Highway to a point opposite the Northern boundary of lot 111, Great Northern Highway; thence Easterly across Great Northern Highway and along the Northern boundaries of the said lot 111 and lot 112, George Street, to the North-Eastern corner of the said lot 112; thence Southerly along the Eastern boundary of the said lot 112 and its prolongation to a point in the centre of George Street; thence Westerly along the centre of George Street to a point opposite the Eastern boundary of lot 108, Great Northern Highway; thence Southerly across George Street, along the Eastern boundaries of the said lot 108, lots 107 and 106, Great Northern Highway, and lot

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82, Charles Street, and its prolongation to a point in the centre of Charles Street; thence Westerly along the centre of Charles Street to the point of commencement.

Also lots 41 to 43, Newbond Street, and lot 64, North Street, as shown in green on Plan 1\/I.W.S.S. & D.D., W.A., No. 7613.

Owners of property situated within the boundaries of the above area are hereby notified that such properties are capable of being connected to the sewer and must, therefore, connect their premises to the sewers within 30 days from date of service of. prescribed notice, and are also notified that sewerage rates will, in accordance with the by-laws, be enforced from 1st November, 1951, if premises not previously connected, and be payable in advance. If premises are connected prior to 1st November, 1951, rates will be charged from date of connection.

A plan of the works to be carried out at each property must first be obtained from the Department.

Dated this 17th day of August, 1951, at the office of the Department, St. George's Place, Perth

J.C. HUTCHINSON, Under Secretary.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL LAND

for Non-payment of Water Rates under the Country Areas Water Supply Act, 1947.

TAKE notice that default has occurred in the payment of water rates in respect of:-

( 1) The whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 58 Folio 113 and being portion of Toodyay Suburban Lot S14 being lots 13 and 14 of section 3 on Plan 564.

(2) The whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 47 Folio 12 and being portion of Avon Location U3 being lot 62 on Plan 174.

(3) The whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 289 Folio 61 and being Toodyay Suburban Lot 56.

The above lots are situate in the District of Toodyay and standing in the Register Book at the Office of Titles in the names of Alfred George Twine, Henry Hasen, and Thomas James Stewart and Catherine Geary respectively; and further take notice that such default having continued the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage pursuant to the provision of section 89 of the Country Area Water Supply Act No. 62 of 1947, doth hereby give notice that the above unimproved land will be offered for sale by public auction to be held at Road Board Hall, Toodyay, at 2.30 o'clock on the 13th day of September, 1951, unless the moneys owing on the said land for water rates and costs be paid before the time fixed for the auction.

W. C. WILLIAMS, Under Secretary for Water Supply,

Sewerage a n d Drainage on behalf of the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage.

COUNTRY AREAS WATER SUPPLY ACT, 1947-1950.

Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Department,

Perth, 7th August, 1951. HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to approve of the amendments to the by-laws made by the Minister under the provisions of the Country Areas Water Supply Act, 1947-1950, published in the Government Gazette on the 12th day of August, 1949, and amended by notices published in the Government Gazette on the 25th day of November, 1949, and the 24th day of November, 1950, in the manner mentioned in the Schedule hereunder.

W. C. WILLIAMS, Under Secretary for Water Supply,

Sewerage and Drainage.

Schedule. Schedule 1 of the abovementioned by-laws is

amended as follows:-1. Substitute the word "September" for the

word "March" wherever it appears in the following rating zones:-

(k) Southern Cross Rating Zone. (1) Coolgardie, Kalgoorlie and Boulder Rating

Zones. Cm) Norseman Rating Zone. (n) Westonia, Bullfinch and Marvel Loch

Rating Zones. 2. Delete the word "Westonia" from paragraph

(n).

3. Insert after paragraph (n) a new paragraph ( o) as follows:-

( o) Westonia Rating Zone. Purpose for which Water is Supplied or Class

of Water Service; Price of Water per 1,000 Gallons.

V/ater in return for amount of rates paid or for minimum charges paid in lieu of rates-4s. 6d.

Water supplied in excess of quantity allowed for rate or minimum charge-

Domestic-Ca) For first 5,000 gallons excess in each year

if rate or minimum charge paid prior to 10th March in each year-3s.

( b) For first 5,000 gallons excess in each year if rate or minimum charge be not so paid -3s. 3d.

(c) For further supplies over 5,000 gallons excess in each year-2s. 6d.

Trading, and all other services not otherwise specified-7s.

Building fees-refer to by-law 94.

COUNTRY AREAS WATER SUPPLY ACT, 1948.

Water Rate for Year Ending 30th June, 1952.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ratebooks for all lands in the Country Water Supply Area now liable to be rated under the abovementioned Act have now been made up and are open for inspection by the ratepayers.

By order of the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage,

W. C. WILLIAMS, Under Secretary for Water Supply.


Notice of Rate. NOTICE is hereby given that under the powers conferred by the abovementioned Act, the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage has ordered rates as shown in the Schedule attached hereto, to be made and levied for the year ending 30th June, 1952, upon all rateable land entered in the ratebooks, the making up of which is published in the Government Gazette of the 17th August, 1951, and newspaper; that the minimum rate, where provided for, shall be as shown on the Schedule, and that a memorandum of such order has been duly entered in the several ratebooks and signed.

The said rates are now payable in accordance with the by-laws made under the said Act.

By order of the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage.

W. C. WILLIAMS, Under Secretary for Water Supply.


Schedule other than Country Lands. Rate in the £ on the Annual Rateable Value of

the Rated Land; Minimum Rate. Marvel Loch; 2s.; £1. Bullfinch; ls. 6d.; £1. Southern Cross; ls. 6d.; £1. Coolgardie; ls. 6d.; £1. Kalgoorlie; ls. 6d.; £1. Boulder; ls. 6d.; £1. Norseman; 2s.; £1.


MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1947. Municipality of Kalgoorlie.

Local Government Department. Perth, 13th August, 1951.

L.G. 581/32. IT is hereby notified for general information that His Excellency the Administrator has approved of the purchase of two diesel trucl,s and a front-end loader as a work and undertaking for which money may be borrowed under Part XXIV of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1906-1947, by the Municipality of Kalgoorlie.

A. E. WHITE, Acting Secretary for Local Government.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1947. Subia co Municipality.

Lease of Land. P.W. 1958/37.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Administrator has consented, under the provisions of section 211 of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1906-1947, to the lease by the Subiaco Municipality of all that land being:-

(1) Portions of Daglish Lot 436 and Swan Location 2123, being lot 1 on lease Plan 21, Certificate of Title, Volume 1137, Folio 660, and Volume 1093, Folio 613, to the Winterbottom Motor Co. Ltd. for a term of 98 years and 5 months.

(2) Portions of Daglish Lot 436 and Swan Location 2123, Diagram 16011, Certificate of Title, Volume 1137, Folio 660, Volume 1093, Folio 613, to the Hume Steel Limited, for a term of 93 years and 6 months.

(3) Portion of Daglish Lot 436, being lot 2 on Lease Plan 21 and being part of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, Volume 1137, Folio 660, to Messrs. W. J. and A. E. Pascoe, for a term of 97 years and 1 month.


MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1947. Midland Junction Municipality.

Sale of Land.

Local Government Department, Perth, 13th August, 1951.

P.W. 606/37. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Administrator has consented, under the provisions of section 210 of the Municipal Corporntions Act, 1906-1947, to the sale, by the Midland Junction Municipality, of all those pieces of land being:-

( ll Portion of Swan Location 7 and being lot 3 on deposited Diagram 2489 and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, Volume 365, Folio 171.

(2) Lots 144 and 145 of Swan Location 7 of section A of Plan 370, and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, Volume 131, Folio 60.


MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1947.

Municipality of Geraldton.

P.W. 1365/35. A BY -LAW of the Municipality of Gerald ton made under section 180 of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1906-1947, and numbered 33 for the control and management of public reserves.

In pursuance of the powers conferred by the said Act the Mayor and Councillors of the Municipality of Geraldton order that by-law No. 33 passed by the Council on the 8th day of February, 1933, and published in the Government Gazette on the 21st day of April, 1933 <as subsequently amended), be further amended by the repeal of clause 5 (bl thereof and the insertion of the following new clause in lieu thereof:-

5 (bl (il No person shall drive, ride or take any vellicle, cycle or horse upon any part of the following lands:-

Firstly-That portion of Geraldton Lot 1208 which is within the area bounded on the North by low water mark of the Indian Ocean, on the "\Vest by an extension Northwards of the West side of Point Street, on the East by an extension Northwards of the East side of Barnes Street and on the South by a line parallel to Marine Terrace and running 350 feet North of the North side thereof.

Secondly-That portion of reserve No. 20606 which is within the area bounded on the North by low water mark of the Indian Ocean, on the West by a line parallel to and running 490 feet East of an extension Northwards of the East side of Barnes Street from a point 305 feet North of the North side of Marine Terrace to low water mark, on the East by a line parallel to and running 685 feet East of the said extension from a point 290 feet North of the North side of Marine Terrace to low water mark and on the South by a line joining the said 2 points.

(ii) The Council may in its discretion erect or maintain fences, posts or other obstructions upon any of the boundaries of the areas described in the last preceding paragraph or upon any part of such areas but its failure to do so shall not affect the provisions of that paragraph.

Passed this 11th day of April, 1951. LEN W. SHEPHEARD,

IL.S.J Acting Mayor. R. W. CARTER,

Town Clerk.

Recommended-(Sgd.l VICTOR DONEY,

Minister for Local Government.

Approved by His Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council this 7th day of August, 1951.

(Sgd.l R.H. DOIG, Clerk of the Council.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906 AND AMENDMENTS.

Municipality of Northam. By-law No. 54-Building By-laws.

P.W. 1184/45. By-law of the Municipality of Northam made under

Section 338 of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1906, and Amendments, and Numbered By-law 54 for Regulating the Erection of Buildings.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by the said Act, the Mayor and Councillors of the Municipality of Northam order as follows:-

By-law No. 54-Building By-laws. Part I-Operation and Definitions.

Application. 1. This by-law shall apply to the whole of the

district of the Municipality of Northam.

Commencement. 2. This by-law shall come into operation imme

diately upon its confirmation and approval by the Governor and publication in the Government Gazette.

Repeal. 3. From the date of coming into operation of

this by-law, by-law No. 28 regulating· buildings within the town of Northam heretofore made by the Municipality of Northam is hereby repealed with the exceptions of-

( a) by-law No. 28, clause 20-verandahs (removal thereof) ;

(b) by-law No. 28, clause 20 (al-verandahs (erection thereof),

both published in the Government Gazette of the 6th September, 1946, which said by-laws shall remain in full force and effect.

Definitions. 4. In this by-law, subject to the context"Act" means the Municipal Corporations Act,

1906, with amendments thereto.


"Alteration" means any work made or done for any purpose in, to, or on a building (except that of necessary repairs not affecting the construction of any external, cross, or party wall), or any change in the purpose for which any building· or erection or any part thereof shall be used.

"Approved" means approved by the Council in writing or (in case where the surveyor is authorised by the Council so to do) approved by the surveyor in writing.

"Apartment" or "flat" means suite of rooms occupied or designed, intended or adapted to be occupied as a separate domicile or rented or let as such.

"Area," applied to a building, means the sum of the superfices of the horizontal sections of each storey made at the point of the greatest surface of each floor, inclusive of the external walls, and such portions of the party walls as belong to the building.

"Council" means the Council of the Municipality of Northam.

"Build" means and includes erect, build, or construct or cause to be erected, built, or constructed.

"Building" means and includes erection, structure, detached room, outbuilding, hoarding, and every structure of whatever kind capable of affording protection or shelter, either roofed or intended or adapted to be roofed, or not roofed, and whether enclosed by roofs or not, and every part of such structure and any addition or alteration thereto.

"Builder" means the master builder or other person employed to execute any work, or if there is no master builder or other person so employed, then the owner of the building or other person for whom or by whose orders such work is to be done.

"Cellar" means a storey or portion of a storey below the ground level, the ceiling of which is less than 5 feet above tl1e adjoining ground.

"Dwelling-house" means a building used, constructed, or adapted to be used wholly or in part for human habitation, but does not include other than the dwelling-house portion (if any) of a commercial building, and includes a permanent moveable, or temporarily fixed structure.

"District" means the district of the Municipality of Northam.

"Fire-resisting" used with reference to any materials includes-(a) brickwork constructed of good bricks, well burnt, hard and sound, properly bonded and solidly put together with good lime or cement mortar; (b) any stone suitable for building purposes by reason of its solidity or durability; (c) sheet metals or other similar materials which are, in the opinion of the Council, fire-resisting; (d) iron and steel, when used for columns, girders, or wall framing, encased in cement concrete or other incombustible or non-conducting external coating; (e) slate, tiles, brick and terra cotta, when used for covering, or corbels; (f) concrete composed of broken bricks, stone chippings or ballast and lime cement or calcined gypsum; (g) jarrah and other hard timber when used for beams, posts, or in combination with iron, the timber and iron, if in beams, being protected by plastering or other incombustible or non-conducting external surface, doors, if not less than 2in. thick; stairs with treads, stringers and risers not less than 2in. thick; (h) any other material approved by the Council as fireresisting.

"External wall" means an outer wall of a building not being a party wall, even although it adjoins a wall of another building.

"Frontage" means the distance measured at right angles to one of the sides of the land from the terminal point thereof to the opposite side, or a continuation of such opposite side.

"Garage" means any building used for the housing of a motor or motor vehicle (not being a garage carried on as a business undertaking).

"Height," in relation to any building, means measurement taken from the level of the footway (if any) immediately in front of the centre of the building, or, when there is no such footway, from the level of the ground before excavation, to the level of the ceiling or tie of the topmost storey.

"Height" in relation to storeys means-(a) in the case of the topmost storey the measurement between the floor and the ceiling thereof, or between the floor

and the under-surface of the tie of the roof, or, if there is no tie, then up to the level of half the vertical height of the rafters, or other support of the roof; (b) in the case of every storey other than the topmost storey, the measurements between its floor and the floor above.

"Hoarding" includes any erection or structure erected, built, constructed, or used, or that may be used, for the purpose of writing, painting, pasting or posting thereon notices, advertisements, placards, or other printed, painted or written matter, or any erection or structure, but shall not apply to a hoarding erected in a street for the purpose of carrying on building operations only, or to any dwelling-house or shop or any fence 7 feet or under in height, or "To Let" or "For Sale" boards not exceeding 20 square feet in area.

"Habitable or Main Rooms" mean and include all rooms used or intended to be used as bedrooms, dining-rooms, ordinary living rooms, or kitchens.

"New building" includes-(a) any building erected or commenced to be erected after the date of this by-law coming into operation; (b) any building which for more than half its cubical contents has been taken down or destroyed by fire, tempest, or otherwise, and is re-erected or commenced to be re-erected wholly or partially on the same site after the date of this by-law coming into operation; (c) any space between walls and/or buildings which is roofed or commenced to be roofed after the date of this by-law coming into operation; (d) any building removed or transported wholly or in sections into the district or from one part of the district to another part after the date of this by-law coming into operation.

"Outbuilding" means any building on the curtilage of any dwelling, shop, or combined shop and dwelling used as a workshop or storeroom, not being a building for the storage of inflammable materials nor for the housing of any animal or animals, including birds.

"Party wall" means a wall built to be used as a separation of 2 or more buildings, or a wall forming part of a building built upon dividing line between adjoining premises for the common use.

"Person" includes corporation. "Prescribed" means prescribed by this by-law. "Public place" has the same meaning as in the

Act. "Reinforced concrete" means a form of construc

tion in which cement concrete is reinforced with iron or steel, these materials being so combined that the iron or steel will take up and resist substantially the whole of tensional stresses and assist in the resistance to shear, while the concrete will take up and resist the compressional stresses and assist in resistance to shear.

"Right-of-way" means any lane or right-of-way, not a road, over which any person other than the other thereof has a right of carriage way.

"Road" has the same meaning as in the Act. "Surveyor" means the building surveyor or act

ing building surveyor for the time being of the Council, or other officer having for the time being the administration of this by-law.

"Shop" means a building in which goods are regularly offered or exposed for sale, or in which meals or refreshments are regularly offered or provided for payment, and also includes the saloons or shops of barbers and hairdressers and offices of agents and auctioneers and other businesses or trades. A bona ft,de private boarding-house shall not be included in this definition by reason only of the fact that meals or refreshments are occasionally supplied for payment to persons other than boarders.

The "Brick Area" shall consist of any areas which shall be proclaimed from time to time.

"Square" applied to the measurements of any area means the space of 100 square feet.

"Surface" or "ground level" means the mean level of the ground as determined by the surveyor.

"Wood or wooden buildings" mean buildings of. wood or having wood frames,


Classes of Building. 5. For the purpose of this by-law, buildings shall

be divided into 3 classes :-Class A, "Domestic Class" which includes all buildings subject to small vibration and light loading of floors, such as dwelling-houses, residential shops, offices, hotels, private schools, club-houses, and studios. Class B, "Warehouse Class" which includes all buildings subject to vibration and heavy loading of floors, such as warehouses, factories, mills, and places for the storage and manufacture of goods. Class C, "Public Building Class" which includes all buildings designed to accommodate an assemblage of people, such as theatres, churches, chapels, assembly halls, museums, libraries, public schools, hospitals, l<:cture rooms, and other lilrn buildings. In case of doubt, the surveyor shall finally determine to which class any particular building belongs.

Part 2.-Notice of Intention to Build or Demolish and Lodging of Plans.

6. No builder shall commence any building or any addition or alteration to any building without first delivering at the office of the Council a written application in the form of the First Schedule hereto, before so commencing, and delivering to the surveyor plans and specifications as described hereunder.

Plans and Specifications. (a) Properly prepared plans, including a general

plan and elevation, and specifications of such building, addition or alteration, together with a tracing or copy of the plans of such building, addition or alteration, and also detai.ls and dimensions, sizes and qualities of all materials, and enumerating any old materials proposed to be used in the construction of same, in the form of the Second Schedule hereto.

Bloc!<:: Plan. (b) A block plan showing the relation of the

building to adjoining boundaries.

Purpose. (cl A statement in writing of the purpose for

which the building is intended to be used shall be supplied. The stated purpose shall not be changed nor the building as authorised be used for any other purpose unless in compliance with this by-law.

Drainage. ( dl Particulars of the proposed method of drain

age.

Further Particulars. (e) Such further particulars in writing regard

ing the same as shall be necessary to enable the Council or its surveyor to determine if all the provisions of this by-law applicable thereto are being complied with.

Tracing Retained. 7. The tracing or copy of the plans and details

of materials shall be retained by the sureveyor or Town Clerk and the original plans and specifications, when approved, shall be returned to the owner or his agent. Such approval shall be evidenced by writing endorsed on the plans and and specifications and signed by the surveyor or Town Clerk.

Plans, etc., to be kept at Building. 8. Such plans and specifications shall be kept

at the building therein referred to, and shall be available for inspection by the surveyor or the accredited officer of the Council at all reasonable times on demand during the construction or erection or alteration or addition, as the case may be, and for 14 days after the completion thereof.

Permits and Fees. 9. No person shall commence any building or

any addition, alteration to any building, or demolish any building, without having first obtained from the surveyor or Town Clerk a written permit in accordance with the Third Schedule for the commencement of same, and without having first paid

to the Council fees in accordance with the scale set out in the Fourth Schedule hereto, having· regard to the class of building.

Permits Shall Lapse after Six Months. 10. A permit obtained pursuant to this by-law

shall lapse and be of no effect unless the building for which such permit was granted shall be commenced within six months and completed within 12 months from the date of such permit.

Surveyor May Enter and Inspect. 11. The surveyor at all reasonable times during

the progress and after the completion of any building, or addition or alteration to any building affected by this by-law, may enter and inspect such building or addition or alterations.

When giving approval, the Council may impose a condition that 48 hours' notice shall be given prior to the cov2ring of any or all of the following works, in order that they may be inspected that is to sa_y:-Trenches before foundations ar~ laid, foundations before trenches are filled in, and drains, before they are covered in.

Surveyor May Stop Work if Contrary to By-law. 12. The surveyor may at any time stop the

progress of any building· and withdraw or suspend any permission given by the Council under this by-law in the event of his not being satisfied that all the provisions of this by-law are being compiied with, and any person who continues or builds or erects or works on the site after notice from the surveyor to desist shall be guilty of an offence against this by-law.

Demolition or Removal of Building. 13. When a building is to be demolished or

removed, the owner or contractor shall give 48 hours' notice to the surveyor of such intended demolition or removal.

Nuisance to be Avoided. 14. Provision shall be made so as to avoid all

nuisance from dust or falling refuse by playing water on same by means of a hose or other approved method.

Part 3.-Outbuildings and Garages. Materials.

15. Outbuildings may, subject to the limitations herein, be built and constructed of brick or other materials approved by the Council.

Outbuildings. 16. No outbuilding, from the use of which un

pleasant noise, unpleasant odours, or unusual risk of fire may reasonably be expected to arise, shall be erected as appurtenant to any building until the Council has determined in what position upon the allotment such outbuilding may be erected. The Council reserves the right to refuse to permit any such building to be erected where it considers it may be offensive or dangerous.

Outbuildings on Corner Blocl<::s. 17. No outbuilding shall be erected on a corner

block at a less distance from the road on the side boundary than the adjoining building is from such road, or, if there is no adjoining building at a less distance than 20 feet from such road.

Garages. 18. Motor garages not exceeding 300 square feet

floor area may be built of iron, brick, stone or concrete, or other non-inflammable material, provided that-

Cal any motor garage shall not be erected nearer than the dwelling-house to which it is appurtenant to any road frontage by such dwelling-house, except in special cases where the physical configuration of the ground precludes such distance being observed;

(b) Any such motor garage shall be not less than 5 feet distant from the frontage ot any other ground or street;


(cl such motor garage to be 10 feet distant from any building used as a d·,yelling-house on any allotment adjoining;

(d) the motor garage complies otherwise with all conditions and limitations of this bylaw in regard to buildings;

(e) the height of the walls of a garage shall not be less than 8 feet to the eaves in the case of a gable roof and not less than 8 feet on the lower side of a skillion roof;

(f) a garage may be incorporated as part of the main building when such building is of brick, stone, or concrete, but must have a ceiling of fireproof material approved by the surveyor.

Doors of Garages. 19. The doors of a garage, when opened, shall

not encroach on any road or foot,vay.

Fowl-houses. 20. Fowl-houses of not more than 2 squares in

area, and not more than six feet in heig·ht, may be erected at rear of any dwelling and not less than 4 feet from the boundary of land not in the same occupation, provided that the nearest portion of such fowl-house is at least 30 feet from any road and 30 feet from any dwelling-house, church, school-room, hall or factory. The walls and roof covering of such fowl-houses must of iron or other fire-resisting material approved by ~he surveyor. Fowl-houses of more than 2 squares m area must comply with the regulations for buildings generally, and not be nearer to the boundary of land not in the same occupation than 5 feet, and not exceed 7 feet in height.

Stables Erected with Walls of Brick, etc. 21. Stables may be erected with walls of brick,

~tone or concrete, or wood and iron, provided that m stables of more than 2 squares in area the disstance of any wall of such stable from land not in the same occupation or possession shall not be less than the vertical height of such wall, including the vertical portion of a gable and roof from the boundary _of the land not in the same occupation or possession.

Distance of Stables from Boundaries. 22. No stable may be erected nearer than 30

feet to any dwelling nor nearer than 10 feet to the boundary of land not in the same occupation.

Sanitary Conveniences for Workmen. 23. Before commencing building operations

upon any site, the contractor or person responsible for _ carrying out building operations shall provide samtary conveniences sufficient for the use of all mei! working upon the site. Such sanitary convemences shall be in accordance with the requirements of the Health Act.

Dwelling-houses-Distance from Road. 24. No building which is intended to be used

as _ a _dwelling-house, and no addition to any such bmldmg, shall be built within a distance of 30 feet measured horizontally from the road the building fronts, unless a building line at a different distance froill: such road has been fixed by a proper authority, provided that, where existing buildings in any street do not conform with this by-law any new buildings shall line up with the majority of those existing.

Frontages of Buildings. 25. For the purpose of preventing the building

of dwelling-houses with frontages abutting on the back yards of other buildings, for providing proper access to all dwelling-houses, and for providing open spaces attached thereto, it is provided that;No dwelling-house shall hereafter be erected or rebuilt which shall not directly front for the whole width of the building without the intervention of any other building, a public street or private street which shall have been approved for the purpose of this clause.

Distance from Side Boundary. 26. No building which is intended to be used

as a dwelling-house, and no addition to any building which is intended to be used as a dwelling-house,

shall be built within a distance of 3 feet if of brick, or 4 feet if of wood, measured horizontally from the boundary of the allotment on which such building is erected, provided that, if the building is of 2 storeys it shall not be erected within 4 feet of the boundary.

Minimum Area of Land. 27. No person shall build or cause to be built

any building which is intended to be used as a dwelling-house, unless the site or curtilage of such building has a superficial area of at least 6,000 square feet.

Minimum Area of Open Land. 28. At least ½ of the area of any allotment on

which a dwelling-house is erected shall be left open and unbuilt on, and for the exclusive use of the occupiers of the building·s erected upon such allotment.

Minimum Area of Dwelling-house. 29. Every dwelling-house shall consist of a total

area of at least 600 square feet, and shall contain not less than 3 main rooms.

Factory or Warehouse. 30. At least 1/3rd of the area of any allotment

on which a factory or warehouse is erected shall be left open and unbuilt on, and for the exclusive use of the occupiers of the buildings erected upon such allotment.

Computing Distances. 31. For the purpose of computing distances from

any building the outer face of the wall shall be taken as the point from which measurements are to be taken.

Permit for Erection of Shop Where Dwelling not attached.

32. Permission may be granted for the erection of a shop where a dwelling is not attached, and where no person resides at such shop, on land having a frontage of at least 18 feet to a road and a depth therefrom of at least 110 feet. Provided that no portion of such shop or building shall be erected within 15 feet of the rear boundary of such land and only if the Council shall approve of the site of tl1e proposed building·.

Separate Entrance for Shop and Dwelling in Different Occupations.

33. If a dwelling attached to a shol) is in a different occupation from the shop, a sepa,rate entrance from the road shall be provided for the sole use of the occupants of the dwelling.

Access to Rear. :34_ Where there is no 1mblic or convenient

access at the rear of the site of any building for the removal of night soil the building shall be so designed as to leave outside the building way of access at least 4 feet wide from a public road to the privy closet, and for the removal of garbage and refuse.

Apartment Buildings. Area of Land to be Occupied.

35. The total ground floor area of an apartment building together with the ground floor area of any other buildings erected on the same allotment, shall not exceed 2/3rds of the area of such allotment.

Area of each Apartment. 36. The total floor area of each apartment shall

be at least 400 square feet comprising at least 3 main rooms. In addition thereto every apartment shall have for the exclusive use of the occupants at least 100 square feet of verandah space.

Area of Main Rooms. 37. Every main room in an apartment shall

have a floor area of at least 100 square feet. The average floor area of all the main rooms in an apartment shall be at least 120 square feet.


Apartment to be Self-contained. 38. Every apartment shall be self-contained. It

shall contain its own kitchen, bathroom and lavatory. It shall have a separate entrance from the outside of the building.

Residential Flat Buildings. Sites and Buildings.

39. Cal A residential flat building shall not occupy more than 2/3rds of the allotment of land on which it stands and shall not be nearer to the boundary between the allotment on which it stands and any adjoining allotment than a distance of 3 feet for any building of 1 storey, or 4 feet for a building of 2 storeys above the ground on the side towards the adjoining· allotment.

Cbl Under no circumstances shall a basement be designed or adapted for occupation as a flat or flats.

Sound Proofness-Thickness of Walls, Etc. (cl The dividing walls (where not of brick, stone,

or concrete) and the floors between the flats shall be so constructed as to minimise the conduction of sound.

(d) Internal walls dividing separate flats or dividing flats from common halls, if constructed of brick, stone, or concrete, or the like material, shall not be of a less thickness than 9 inches.

(e) Internal walls dividing separate flats, if built of terracotta or other approved non-combustible material not mentioned above, carried up from beams for each storey, shall be of double thickness with a cavity between of not less than 2 inches. '

Domestic Offices, Kitchens, Etc. (f) Comprised within each flat there shall be

a bathroom, water closet, and a kitchen or alcove, where food may be prepared. A kitchen sink shall be fixed with running water and connected with a sewer system.

(g) In a flat containing not more than 4 habitable rooms, the water closet may be fixed in the bathroom. In a flat containing five or more habitable rooms in all, the water closet shall be fixed in a separate compartment.

Chl The minimum size for one bathroom in each flat shall be at least 6 f'eet wide and 6 feet long where the water closet is in a separate compartment, but the size shall be increased by not less J;han 1 foot 6 inches in length or width when the water closet is fixed in tllc bathroom. The minimum width of a wa,ter closet compartment shall be 3 feet.

(i) The floor surfaces of bathrooms and water closets on any floor and of laundries, when above the ground, shall be of impervious materials properly graded and drained to a suitable outlet.

(.j l The height of a bathroom or of a water closet shall not be less than 10 feet from floor to ceiling for at least .'; the area of the floor (or 8 feet 6 inches, if tl1e flushing system is placed above the ceiling), and in no case shall the height of the wall in any part be less than 8 feet.

Privacy. Ck) In every flat containing· more than one bed

room, each bedroom shall be separately accessible, and one bathroom, and one water closet, if in a separate compartment, shall be accessible without passing through a bedroom.

Common Hall, Etc. m A common hall or passage serving flats shall

not be less than 4 feet in width. No stairway serving flats shall be less than 4 feet in width and the staircases leading to the various floors shall be of fireproof materials. Every staircase enclosed between the walls shall be ventilated on each floor by means of a window or sky-light opening directly in to the external air.

Garbage. (ml The owner of every residential flat building

shall provide means satisfactory to the Council for conveying garbage to a common receptacle or suitable receptacles for holding garbage, until it is removed, and place such receptacle in the open air, or in some closed off closet or space so that such garbage is not offensive.

Cnl Every residential flat building shall have a yard of at least 25 feet depth at the rear extending across the entire width of the allotment, open to the sky at every point, and unobstructed, except that a fire escape, bridge or platform not exceeding 4 feet in width may extend over such yard from such building to a neighbouring building, or to the ground.

Tents-Canvas Buildings. 40. No structure of calico, canvas or other tex-

tile material shall be erected on any other than a camping site set aside for the purpose, except with the permission of the Council.

Site-Healthiness of. 41. Cal No building shall, without the written

permission of the Council, be erected on any site which shall have been filled with any material impregnated with faecal or with any animal or vegetable matter, or upon which any such matter may have been deposited, unless and until such matter shall have been promptly removed by excavation or otherwise from the said site and the depression filled in with clean soil.

(b) If the Council so direct in any particular case, the whole or part of the ground surface or site of a dwelling shall be covered with a layer of good cement concrete, or tarred metal rammed solid, and at least 4 inches thick.

Part 4.-Materials. Quality of Materials.

42. All materials used in any building must be of good quality and shall be subject to the approval of the surveyor, and the surveyor shall have power to condemn and order the removal of, or to remove at the expense of the owner, any material which, in his opinion, is not suitable for use for the purpose for which he considers it is intended to use same, and no person shall use any material so condemned for any building, alteration or addition.

Secondhand Material. 43. No old or secondhand material may be used

unless approved in writing by the surveyor.

Bricks. 44. Bricks used in any building must be good,

hard and well-burnt. When old bricks are used in any wall, they shall be thoroughly cleaned before being used, and shall be whole and good, hard, well-burnt bricks.

Sand. 45. Sand used for mortar and concrete in any

building shall be clean and sharp, free from loam, dirt, salt and organic matter.

Lime and Mortar. 46. Lime mortar shall be composed of freshly

burnt lime and sand in the proportion of at least 1 part by measure of lime and not more than 3 parts by measure of sand. All lime intended to be used for mortar shall be thoroughly burnt, of good quality, and be properly slaked before being mixed with sand.

Cement Mortar. 47. Cement mortar shall be composed of good

Portland cement or other cement of equal quality approved of by the surveyor, mixed with clean, sharp sand in the proportion of at least 1 part by measure of cement and not more than 5 parts by measure of sand, and shall be used before initial setting has commenced.

Concrete. 48. Concrete for foundation shall be composed

of clean, broken stone or other hard material approved by the surveyor, broken to a guage not exceeding 2 inches, and sand or apprnved metal screenings well mixed on a wooden floor or in an approved concrete mixer, with cement in the proportions of 1 part by measure of cement to not more than 6 parts of the other materials. Concrete for purposes other than foundations shall be as specified above, except that for walls less


than 6 inches in thickness and for reinforced work the stone used shall be broken to a guage not exceeding 3 quarters of an inch.

Cement Blocks. 49. Cement blocks shall be properly cured for

3 days by spraying with water or effectively covering with bags or other approved material, which shall be kept wet for not less than 3 days. Cement blocks shall contain at least 1 part cement to 6 of sand or metal screenings or other proportions as approved by the surveyor.

Timber. 50. All timbers and wooden beams used in any

building shall be good sound material, free from rot, large or loose knots, shakes or any other imperfections whereby the strength may be impaired, and shall be of such sizes, dimensions and spaces as set forth in clause 81 of this by-law, subject however, to clause 52 hereof.

Lintels. 51. All lintels cast in concrete shall have the

brand of the manufacturer stamped thereon, such manufacturer to be approved of by the surveyor. Builders casting lintels in position shall submit to the surveyor a plan showing position and details of reinforcements and specifications of materials to be used, such design to be approved at the same time as the plan. Lintels up to 6 feet span shall be 3 cm1rses in depth. Lintels from 6 to 8 feet span shall be 4 courses in depth. All such lintels shall be reinforced with at least 3 half-inch bars and shall have a proper bearing at each end.

Dimensions of Timber. 52. The timber used in brick dwelling-houses

shall conform to not less than the following minimum sizes:-Bottom wall plates, 3in. x 2in.; floor joists, 4in. x 2in. at 2ft. centres, or 3in. x 2in. at 18in. centres; bearers, 4in. x 3in., not exceeding· 5ft. centres, and shall be a least 6in. clear of ground; top plates, 4in. x 1-}in.; rafters, 3in. x 2in. at 18in. centres for other than iron roof, or 3ft. centres for iron roof, or 4in. x 2in at 2ft. centres for other than iron roof, or 3ft. centres for iron roof; purlins, 4in. x 3in. for tile roof, well strutted; ceiling joists, 4in. x 2in. at 2ft. 6in. centres, or 3in. x 2in at 2ft. centres; ceiling hangers, Sin. x Hin.; collar ties, 4in. x l½in.; ridge, 7in. x lHn.; hips and valleys, Sin. x Hin. Ant stops shall be provided to each stump, with an overhang of at least 2 inches.

Part 5.-Construction. Brick Buildings: Excavations and Inspection of

Trenches. 53. All excavations for footings shall be taken

down to a solid foundation, to be approved of by the surveyor, but not less then 12 inches below the natural surface of the ground except in cases of special construction of foundations approved by the surveyor. No footing shall be placed in position until at least 24 hours' notice shall have been given to the surveyor that the trenches are ready for inspection.

Drainage under Floors. 54. The surface of the ground between all walls

of buildings shall be levelled up higher than the finished surface outside and evenly graded to prevent any accumulation of water or drainage beneath the floors.

Walls to have Footings. 55. Unless with the consent of the surveyor,

every external wall and every party wall not carried on a "bressemmer" and every pier and storey post shall have footings.

Dimensions of Footings. 56. The width of the bottom of the footing of

every such wall shall be at least 1 half greater than the thickness of the wall at the ground floor level, but in no case less than 16 inches wide, unless approved by the surveyor, and the height of such footing shall be at least equal to the thickness of the wall at its ground floor level, but in no case less than 9 inches.

57. In the case of wooden buildings, the foundations thereof for all walls shall be in accordance with clause 81 of this by-law.

External Walls. 58. All external walls shall consist of brick,

stone, concrete reinforced concrete, or other hard fire-resisting material approved by the surveyor, provided that any building used or intended to be used solely as a dwelling-house may have walls constructed of wood, asbestos, and/or iron, subject to the conditions set out in this by-law for b1.1ildings wholly or partly in wood.

Construction of External Walls. 59. Every wall constructed of brick, stone or

other similar materials shall be properly bonded and solidly put together with mortar, and no part of such wall shall overhang any part underneath it to a greater extent than 9 inches and as approved by the surveyor, and provided that the projection is well and solidly corbelled out, and that the inside of the wall carrying such corbelling is carried up vertically in continuation of the lower face thereof. All return walls shall be properly tonded together.

Damp Course. 60. Every wall or fireplace of brick, stone or

similar material shall have a damp-proof course or courses of asphalt, distilled tar and hot sand, or other approved impervious material at least 6 inches above the surface of the ground below the lowest floor, and in cases where it is not desirable to place the same throughout the building at the 1 uniform level, then the said damp-proof course must be laid in horizontal layers connected at the end by a vertical course of the same materials, and shall be not less than -} inch thick.

Hollow Walls. 61. External walls may be constructed as hol

low walls, if constructed in accordance with the following rules :-(a) The inner and outer parts of the wall shall be separated by a cavity which shall throughout be of a width not exceeding 2 inches or less than 1 inch. (b) The inner and outer parts of the wall shall be securely tied together with suitable bonding ties of adequate strength formed of galvanised iron, glazed stoneware, or other approved material. Such ties shall be placed at distances apart not exceeding 3 feet horizontally, and at least every 5th course vertically. (cl The thickness of each part of the wall shall throughout be not less than 4-} inches. (d) The aggregate thickness of the 2 parts, excluding the width of the cavity, shall throughout be not less than the minimum thickness prescribed for solid walls of the same height and length. (e) No hollow wall of not more than 11 inches in thickness shall be greater' in superficial extent than 3 squares in any one storey unless strengthened by a partition wall, fireplace, or projecting pier to the satisfaction of the surveyor.

62. Cement blocks shall not be used green. Unless with the approval of the surveyor, no block shall be used within 14 days of the date of manufacture. The blocks shall be bedded and jointed in cement mortar.

Thickness of Walls, Domestic Class. 63. No external wall in brick, stone or concrete,

or cement block shall have less than the thickness prescribed in the following Table A:-

Table A. Buildings of Domestic Class.

No. of Length of Wall. storeys.

Walls built with lime mortar-

Not exceeding 30ft. 1

2 Exceeding 30ft. 1

Walls built with cement mortar

Not exceeding 30ft.

Exceeding 30ft,

2

1 2 1 2

Thickness of Walls in inches. Lower Upper storey. storey.

9 9 9 9 9

13~ 13-}

9 9 9

13½

9

9


64. If any storey exceeds in height 18 times the thickness prescribed for the walls of such storey, the thickness of each external and party wall throughout such storey shall be increased to one-eighteenth part of the height of the storey and the thickness of each external and party wall below that storey shall be increased to that thickness, but any such additional thickness may be confined to piers, properly distributed, of which the collective widths amount to one-fourth part of the length of the wall. No increase in thickness of brick walls shall be less than 4½in.

65. The height of any storey may be 20 times the thickness of the walls prescribed for such storey if built with cement mortar.

66. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this by-law, the Council may permit the erection of dwellings of not more than 2 storeys in height, of concrete or concrete blocks with walls of less than the prescribed thickness, if satisfied that such proposed dwellings will be hygienic and structurally sound.

Thickness of Walls, Warehouse Class. 67. The external and party walls of buildings

of the warehouse class shall be made of not less thickness than that specified in the following Table B:-

Table B.

Buildings of the Warehouse Class. Thickness of Walls In inches.

No. of Ground First Second Length of Wall. storeys. floor. floor. floor.

Walls built with lime mortar-

Not exceeding 75ft. 1 13½

2 18 13} 3 18

Exceeding 18 13½

75ft. 1 18 2 18 18 3 22½ 18 18

Walls built with cement mortar-

Not exceeding 75ft. 1 13½

2 13½ 13½ 3 18 13½ 13}

Exceeding 75ft. 1 13½

2 18 13½ 3 18 18 13}

Thickness of \Valls under certain Conditions. 68. Walls under 75ft. in length may be con

structed 9in. thick, provided they are strengthened with Hin. piers equally spaced, of which the collective widths amount 1/5 of the length of the wall. The height should not exceed 12ft. when built with lime mortar, or 13ft. 6in. when built with cement mortar.

69. The thickness of walls under 20ft. in length may be 2/3 the thickness required for external or party walls as stated in Tables A and B, but in no case less than 9in.

70. If in any storey of a building of the warehouse class the thickness of the wall as determined by the provisions of part of this by-law is less than one 1/16 part of the height of such storey, the thickness of the wall shall be increased to 1/16 part of the height of the storey, and the thickness of each external and party wall below that storey shall be increased to that thickness, but any such additional thickness may be confined to piers properly distributed, of which the collective widths amount to 1/5 part of the length of the wall. No increase of thickness of brick walls shall be less than 4½in. The height of any storey built in cement mortar may be 18 times the thickness prescribed for such storey.

Lengths, How Measured. 71. Walls are deemed to be divided into dis

tinct lengths by return walls, and the length of every wall is measured from the face of 1 return wall to the face of another provided that such return walls are external, party or cross walls of the thickness required by this part of this by-law, and bonded into the walls so deemed to be divided.

Cross Walls. 72. The thickness of a cross wall shall not be

less than 2/3 of the thickness hereinbefore required for an external or party wall of the same dimensions and belonging to the same class of building, but never less than 9in. and no wall subdividing shall be deemed to be a cross wall unless it is carried up to the plate level of the topmost storey, and unless in each storey the aggregate extent of the vertical faces or elevations of all the recesses, and that of all the openings therein taken together, does not exceed ½ of the whole extent of the vertical face or elevation of the wall. If a cross wall is carried on a girder across the ground storey and is supported by piers to the satisfaction of the surveyor, it shall be deemed to be a cross wall in accordance with this regulation. But in I-storey buildings of the domestic class, Hin. cross walls will be permitted, provided the unsupported length of any wall does not exceed 25ft.

Cross Wall becoming External Wall. 73. Wherever a cross wall becomes in any part

an external wall, the external portion of such cross wall shall be of the thickness required for an external wall of the same height and length and belonging to the same class of building, but no portion of such cross wall shall be of less thickness than is required for the external portion thereof.

Internal and Partition Walls. 74. (ll All external bearing walls and partition

walls shall be constructed in such manner as may be constructed in such manner as may be approved by the surveyor and shall be of brick, stone, concrete or cement block. All such walls shall be not less than 4½in. thick, provided that where such walls form a division between flats then such walls shall be not less than 9in. thick.

(2) Unless with the consent of the surveyor every such wall, unless carried on a bressemmer, shall have footing, and such footing shall be of at least twice the thickness of the wall resting upon it.

Isolated Piers. 75. No isolated brick or stone piers shall exceed

in height 8 times the least diameter of same, if built of lime mortar, and 12 times if built of cement mortar.

Parapet to Walls on Boundary.

76. Where the external wall of any building is erected on the boundary of the land on which the same stands, or where the overhanging eaves or gutter of any building would be within 2ft. of such boundary, then the external wall of such building shall be carried up to form a parapet 15in. at the least in height above the roof or above the highest part of any flat or gutter, as the case may be.

Parapet, Warehouse Class.

77. In buildings of the warehouse class the thickness of such parapet shall be equal to the thickness of such wall in the topmost storey, and in any other building of a thickness of 9in. at least.

Party Walls.

78. Every party wall shall be carried up for a height of 15in. above the roof, measured at right angles to the slope thereof, or 15in. above the highest part of any flat or gutter, as the case may be, and of a thickness (in buildings of the warehouse class) equal to the thickness of such wall in the topmost storey and in any other building of thickness of 8½in. at the least.

Provided, however, that in the case of domestic buildings where not more than 2 buildings are erected under 1 roof, it shall be sufficient if the party wall is carried up at least 8½in. in thickness to the underside of the roof covering, and such roof covering of iron, slate, or other material must be bedded in good mortar to the satisfaction of the surveyor, and the top of such party wall shall not be hidden from view until it has been approved by the surveyor.


79. Every party wall shall be carried up of the thickness aforesaid above any turret, dormer, lantern light, or other erection of combustible materials fixed upon the roof or flat of any building within 4ft. from such party wall and shall extend at the least 15in. higher and wider on each side than such erection; and every party wall shall be carried up above any part of any roof opposite thereto and within 4ft. therefrom.

80. All party walls to separate any 2 complete buildings <whether such buildings are of timber or not) shall be of brick, stone, concrete, or other fireproof material.

Structural timber shall not be placed at a disdistance less than 4}in. from the centre of any such party wall.

Buildings Wholly or Partly in Wood. 81. The external walls of all wooden buildings

shall not exceed in height 15 feet measured from the floor level to the top of the wall plates. Every such building shall be wholly in one occupation or be constructed or adapted so to be. The following conditions shall apply as to scantlings and spacings of timber.

Stumps-Jan-ah or other approved timber, 4in. x 4in., spaced not more than 5ft. apart and fixed on sole plates 24in. x 6in. x Hin. if required by surveyor.

Stumps shall be treated with white ant resistant liquid and sunk at least half their length in the ground: Provided that no stumps shall be less than 15in. in the ground. White ant resistant liquid is to extend for 6in. above the ground surface.

Bottom Plate-4in. x 3in. or 3in. x 2in. hardwood or jarrah.

Floor Joists-Supported at least every 5ft., 4in. x 2in. hardwood or jarrah, 2ft. centres, or 3in. x 2in. at 18in. centres.

Bearers-4in. x 3in., at 5ft. centres. In addition to the bearers required for this spac

ing, an additional 4in. x 3in. must be placed under each wall or partition not supported by stumps.

Studs-4in. x 2in. at 2ft. centres, or 3in. x 2in. at 18in. centres where wall's height does not exceed 10ft.

Angle Studs-3in. x 3in. or 4in. x 4in., where 4in. x 2in. studs are used.

Top Plates-Wooden buildings, 4in. x 2in., or 3in. x 2in.

Ant stops shall be provided to each stump with an overhang of at least 2in.

Rafters-4in. x 2in., 2ft. centres, or 3in. x 2in., 18in. centres for tiles, or for iron roof, 3ft. centres.

All rafters must be securely braced with purlins and collar ties.

Under Purlins-4in. x 3in. for tile roof. Purlins-3in. x l}in. for iron roof at not more

than 3ft. 6in. centres. Ceiling Joists-3in. x 2in., 2ft. centres. Ceiling Hangers-Sin. x l}in., not more than

7ft. apart. Collar Ties-4in. x l}in. Ridge-7in. x lin. Hips-Sin. X lin. Fascia-9in. x lin. Flooring Boards-lin. thick by varying widths. Trimmers-Two rows of trimmers, 3in. x 2in.

or 3in. x Hin. in each wall lined with plasterboard. Wall Braces-2in. x ¾in. for 3in. x 2in. studs,

2in. x lin. for 4in. x 2in. studs. Braces to be put in every wall unless approved

otherwise by the surveyor. Weatherboards-Hin. in lap, except where they

are rebated. Wash-houses and ,vood sheds not under main

roof to be of not less than 3in. x 2in. framing. W.Cs. shall be constructed of brick with internal

dimensions not less than 5ft. x 3ft. 6in. and the floor shall be constructed of concrete with a fall of 1 in 20 from back to front.

Interior of Walls. 82. The interior of all walls and ceilings of

every wooden building which is intended to be used or shall or may be used as a dwelling-house shall be constructed of plaster sheets or of approved wood or fire-resisting materials.

Roofs. 83. The roof of every building shall be con

structed of tiles, slates, metal or other material approved by the surveyor.

Reinforced Concrete Buildings. 84. In all cases where reinforced concrete is

employed, whether in buildings as a whole or in portions of buildings before the actual carrying out of the work of any portion thereof, complete drawings of such work or portion shall be delivered to the surveyor, showing all details of the construction and the size, spacing and arrangement of all the reinforcing members.

Public Buildings. 85. In any case in which the plans of any pro

posed building are required by law to be approved by the Public Works Department, such approval shall be obtained before such plans are submitted for the Council's approval.

United Buildings. Buildings Not to be United.

86. Buildings shall not be united except where they are wholly in one occupation, but doorways may be allowed in party structures opening on to staircases, landings, or passages, provided they are protected with iron-cased or tin-clad doors. Such doors shall be hung so as not to block the staircases, landings or passages.

87. Buildings shall not be united if, when so united, and considered as one building only, they would not be in conformity with the provisions of this by-law.

Buildings Deemed to be United. 88. Buildings shall be deemed to be united when

any opening is made in the party wall or the external walls dividing such buildings, or when such buildings are so connected that there is access from one building to the other without passing into the open air: Provided that buildings shall not be deemed to be united when they are connected only by an open gangway.

Alterations, Additions, etc. Alterations.

89. Ex?ept with the consent of the surveyor, no alterat10n shall be made in any building in such manner that when so altered it will by reason of such alteration not be in conformity with the provisions of this by-law relating to new buildings.

Fire-resisting Construction. 90. < 1l Any building to be erected in the defined

business area shall be of fire-resisting construction, that is to say:-

(a) The walls shall be of brick, stone, concrete, or other incombustible material.

(b) The floor, roof and stairs shall be built entirely of fire-resisting materials (already defined).

(2) A building of over 4 storeys in height (not including the cellar (if any) to be erected in any part of the municipality shall be built entirely of incombustible material with the following exception :-Timber may be used for floors (and nailing strips or joists) on top of fire-resisting floors and for handrails, doors, door frames, window frames and sashes, architraves, skirtings, fitments and finishings.

Staircases. 91. Every person who shall hereafter construct

or adapt any building for occupation in separate tenements by more than 2 families, shall cause the principal staircase of such building, which may be used by several families in common to be ventilated upon every storey above the ground storey by means of windows or skylights opening directly into the external air, or to be otherwise adequately ventilated.

Every person concerned in the erection of any dwelling-house not subject to the provisions of the last preceding section shall cause the principal staircase in such dwelling-house to be ventilated by means of a window or skylight opening directly into the external air.


Every person concerned in the erection of a building of more than 150,000 cubic feet which is constructed or adapted to be used as a dwelling-house for separate families shall cause the floors of the lobbies, corridors, passages, landings, and also the stairs, to be of fire-resisting materials and when over 3 storeys, exclusive of basement, to be carried by supports of fire-resisting materials.

Fire Escapes. 92. (a) Every building 2 storeys or more in

height shall be provided with a fire escape in addition to a main staircase.

(b) Each such fire escape shall be on the outside of the building and shall be so designed and constructed that it shall not pass across or above windows (except in the case of windows provided with self-closing, fire-resisting shutters, or metalframe windows filled with wired glass). It shall not overhang a public place without the permission of the Council, and such permission shall not be given in relation to any road other than a rightof-way.

( c) It shall be of fire-resisting construction. (d) It shall be so constructed and so fixed as

to be capable of carrying with absolute safety the largest number of people who may reasonably be expected to be upon the fire escape at any one time.

(e) It shall give direct access to a public place or to a courtyard or op.:,n :nea connecting with a public place. It shall be directly accessible from each floor of the building which has not direct communication with the ground, and the doors of the building which open to the fire escape shall (if they are not sliding doors) open outward and shall lie fiat against the wall so as not to obstruct landings. Any doorway opening to a fire escape shall be not less than 6ft. 3in. high and less than 2ft. 6in. wide.

(f) A fire escape shall have full ?, landings (or .\ landings, where flights of stairs are at right angles to each other), also protecting hand rails. and either guard-rails or wire enclosure. Winders shall not be allowed. The lowest landing if not on the ground level shall be not less than 15 square feet in area.

(g) The stairs of a fire escape shall be uniform throughout with risers not more than Sin. and treads not less than Sin., exclusive of nosings, if any. Each flight of stairs shall contain not more than 16 nor less than 2 risers, shall have a clear width of not less than 2ft., and shall have clear head room at every part of not less than 6ft. 6in.

(h) Every door opening on to a fire escape shall be fitted with self-closing fire-resisting door, which can be easily opened and which shall have an automatic fastening capable of being readily opened from the inside, and the fire escape shall be so constructed that it shall not be necessary to pass the well or shaft of any staircase or unprotected lift-shaft to reach the fire escape, and in such manner that a fire bursting through the windows or doors of any one room could not block both the staircase and the fire escapes at the same time and shall extend from the roof (if fiat) and from the top floor (in other casesl to the ground level.

Fire Extinction. 93. All buildings of 3 storeys and more shall

have a fire service main not less than 4in. diameter carried to the roof and fitted at each floor and the roof with 2-}in. fire cocks, hose and fittings.

Water supply for extinction as recommended by the Building Surveyor and the District Fire Brigade Officer shall be provided in-

(1) a building proposed to be used as a factory; (2) a building of more than 2,000 square feet

in area proposed to be used as a shop. (3) a timber yard.

All fire protection fittings shall be to the approval of the W.A. Fire Brigades Board.

Rebuilding Party or External Walls. 94. Unless in any case the surveyor otherwise

allows where a party or external wall not in conformity with this by-law has been taken down,

burnt, or destroyed to the extent of -} thereof (measured in superficial feet) every remaining portion of the old wall not in conformity with this by-law shall either be made to conform therewith or be taken clown before the re-building thereof.

Additions or Alterations. 95. Every addition to or alteration of a build

ing and any other work made or done for any purpose in or upon a building (except that of necessary repairs not affecting the construction of any external, cross or party wall) shall so far as regards such addition or alteration or other work, be subject to the provisions of this by-law relating to new buildings.

Part 6.-Ventilation, Lighting and Drainage, etc. Height of Rooms.

96. The minimum height from floor to ceiling of all rooms of a building intended for use as a dwelling-house may l)e 9ft. or more, but shall not be less than 9ft.

Minimum Area of Rooms. 97. No main room shall have less floor area than

100 square feet.

Windows and Ventilators. 98. All rooms in a building intended to be used

as a dwelling shall have 1 or more windows opening directly into the external air, the area of such windows to be equivalent to at least 1/10 of the floor area.

Ventilation. 99. Every part and every room of any dwelling

house or building intended to be used for habitation shall be ventilated as required under Part 1 of the Health By-law, viz.:-

In the ratio of 24 square inches of inlet, and 24 square inches of outlet of uncontrolled ventilating area to each 100 square feet of floor area.

Where air vents are placed in the ceilings a dust plate shall be provided 3in. clear of the ceiling as protection from dust falling from the under side of the roof.

M:anholes in Ceilings. 100. Every building shall be provided with 1 or

more manhol2s in the ceiling to enable access to be gained to the underside of the roof thereof.

Application to Shops. 101. The provisions of this part of this by-law

relating to the height, lighting and ventilation of main rooms in dwellings shall, as far as applicable, apply to all shops, save that the windows need not be constructed so as to open if other approved provisions for ventilation be made and that the minimum height of walls in shops shall be 12ft.

Floors. 102. Floors shall be fixed level, and in all build

ings the floor immediately above the ground, if of wood, shall have a space of not less than 6in. between the ground and the under side of the bearers.

Space Under Floors. 103. The space under the ground floor of every

building shall have a sufficiency of openings through all walls under the floor thoroughly to ventilate the same.

Water Not Allowed to Drip on any Public Place.

104. Roofs, gutters and flashings of any building, and of any projection therefrom, and also balconies, verandahs and shop fronts, shall be so arranged and constructed and supplied with gutters and pipes as to prevent the water therefrom dropping or running over any public way. All such pipes, gutters, and flashings shall be made of metal and shall be maintained in good condition.


Permit may be Refused if Drainage Not Satisfactory.

105. The Council may refuse to approve the plan of any building, or of any addition or alteration to any building until it is satisfied that the proposed building, or addition, or alteration, and the site and curtilage thereof will be properly drained.

Provision of Bathroom and Laundry. 106. There shall be provided in all new, or re

erected dwellings a bathroom fitted with bath and wash-basin, also laundry facilities consisting of wash-troughs, and copper, properly fitted and housed in accordance with the provisions of Health By-law 4a, and amendments thereto. All connections to be made in accordance with the local authority's sewerage by-laws.

Drainage Waste Water. 107. Every person who shall erect a building

outside the sewered area shall provide proper drains sufficient for carrying away all waste waters into properly constructed soak wells.

Baths, Sinks, Troughs, Basins, Etc. 108. Sinks, tubs, baths, basins, and other fit

tings provided with an outlet will conform to, and the waste pipes will be connected, in accordance with the Council's sewerage by-laws.

Water Closets, Etc. 109. All pedestal pans, slop hoppers, urinals,

etc. shall conform with and be connected in accordance with the Council's sewerage by-laws.

Roof Water Disposal. 110. All buildings shall be provided with pipes

for carrying off rain water from the roof thereof to at least 2ft. clear of the foundations to the satisfaction of the building surveyor.

Part 7.-Verandahs, Sleep-outs, Conversion of Buildings, Porches, Projections, Signs and Fences.

Height of Verandahs. 111. The minimum height of verandahs for any

dwelling-house shall not be less than 7ft. 4in. from the floor to the plate.

Enclosing of Verandahs. 112. No verandah of any dwelling or other

building shall be enclosed, or built in, in such a manner as to exclude natural light, or reduce the proper ventilation of any building or part thereof. The use of hessian, jute bags or similar materials for enclosing or screening verandahs is prohibited.

Sleep-outs. 113. Any verandah which it is proposed to con

vert into a sleep-out shall conform to the following requirements:-

(1) Not less than 3ft. and not more than 4ft. in height of wall space to be enclosed with solid dado.

(2) Ventilation shall be provided in the ratio of 24 square inches of inlet and 24 square inches of outlet of uncontrolled ventilation for every 100 square feet of floor area or part thereof.

(3) The remaining space to be fitted with louvres or windows, at least 2/3rds of which shall be capable of being opened at 1 time.

(4) The minimum height from the floor to the underside of the plate shall be 7ft. 4in. and the minimum average height from the floor to the rafters or ceiling shall be 8ft.

(5) The minimum floor area shall be 80ft.

Conversion of Buildings. 114. No person shall convert into, or use as

a dwelling, any building or part thereof not originally built as and for a dwelling-house within the Municipality, whether built before or after the making of this by-law, without the previous consent of the Council.

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Porch, Landing, etc. 115. Every porch, gangway, outside landing and

outside step shall be of fire-resisting material, and shall not project beyond the boundary of any road or public place.

Shop Windows. 116. Shop windows intended to be used for the

display of goods, or business advertisements shall consist of plate or approved glass jointed and fixed in metal or approved timber frames, the level of the sill of such frames to be not higher than 30in. above nor within 12in. of the level of the footpath immediately adjoining the same.

Woodwork Abutting on Roads. 117. Woodwork shall not be fixed flush with

the face of any wall abutting on a road unless it is incased with metal of not less than 22 gauge.

Signboard, Hanging Lamp, etc. 118. No signboard, hanging lamp or other fix

ture shall be erected on or attached to any building or verandah projecting over any road unless the permission in writing of the Council be first obtained. Each such signboard, hanging lamp, or other fixture shall be of material, construction and design approved by the surveyor, and shall be in no part less than 8ft. 6in. above the level of the footpath or road. No signboard shall exceed in depth 3ft. nor, unless attached to a verandah, project over the footpath or road.

Part 8.-General Restrictions Relating to Steam Boilers, Chimneys, etc.

119. No person shall cause or allow:Floors-(a) The floor for a thickness of 6in. at

least under any oven, copper, steam boiler or stove, which is not heated by gas, or the floor around the same for a space of 18in., to be constructed of materials of a combustible or heat-conducting nature.

Smoke Pipes-(b) Any pipe for conveying smoke or other products of combustion, heated air, steam, or hot water to be fixed against any building on the face adjoining to any street or public way.

(c) Any pipe for conveying smoke or other products of combustion to be fixed nearer than 6in. to any combustible materials.

Steam Pipes-(d) Any pipe for conveying heated air or steam to be fixed nearer than 6in. to any combustible materials.

Hot Water Pipes-(e) Any pipe for conveying hot water to be fixed nearer than 3in. to any combustible materials: Provided that the restrictions imposed by this clause and by subclause (d) with respect to the distance at which pipes for conveying steam and hot water shall be fixed from any combustible materials, shall not apply in the case of pipes provided with a free blow-off. Every person who shall hereafter erect a flue from the stove of an eating house or restaurant, or from the boiler of any place of business, shall cause such flue to be so constructed as to carry the smoke from the same to such a height above the eaves of any and every adjoining building as will prevent a nuisance. In any case such height shall not be less than 3ft. above the eaves of any adjoining building.

Floors over Furnaces or Ovens-(f) The floor over any room or enclosed space in which a furnace is fixed, or any floor within 18in. from the crown of an oven, to be constructed of combustible materials.

Class of Buildings. 120. No permit to build shall be granted in

any case where the Council is of the opinion that the proposed building will depreciate the value of those buildings in the immediate vicinity of the site upon which the building is proposed to be erected.

Part 9.-Exempted Buildings. Ferneries, Aviaries, etc.

121. This by-law shall not apply to any greenhouse, fernery, aviary, or to an outbuilding, if such outbuilding is on an area of not less than 5 acres


used for agricultural or similar purposes only, or to temporary and removable offices and sheds used by builders during the construction of any building at or about the site of such building, for a period not exceeding 112 months.

Part 10.-Enforcement of By-laws and Penalties. No Building may be Erected, Except in Compliance

with this By-law. 122. No person shall erect, build, or construct,

remove or make any alteration or addition to, or cause to be erected, built or constructed, removed, or make any alteration or addition to any building contrary to the provisions of this by-law.

Inspection Before Occupation. 123. Before permitting any person to occupy

or use any uncompleted building, and forthwith upon completion of any unoccupied building, the person by or in consequence of whose order the building is being erected shall give notice to the Council.

Forthwith upon receipt of notice as aforesaid, the Council shall instruct the proper servant to make an inspection and such servant shall inspect and report to the Council whether or not the building has been erected in accordance with this bylaw, and without material deviation from the approved plans and specifications, but this shall not be read to permit any alteration whatever in the position of the building on the site.

Penalty for Breach. 124. Any person who shall be guilty of any

breach of any of the provisions of this by-law, or shall fail duly to comply with any notice thereunder shall be liable for every such offence to a penalty of not less than 1 pound, and not exceeding 20 pounds.

Schedule No. 1.

Municipality of Northam.

Municipal Corporations Act, 1906, and Amendments. Building By-laws.

B.P. No ........................ . Year ............................... .

Form of Application. L ......................................... cl ....................................... . as owner or builder, hereby make application for a permit to erect, alter or add to, a ........................... . on allotment ................ situate in ................................... . street, for ............................................ owner. Frontage of allotment .. .. .. . .. feet, depth .................. feet. Building is to be used for ............................................. . No. of rooms, 1st storey ..... height of walls ........ feet 2nd storey ............... Walls to be built of ................... . Linings to be of ...................... Roof to be covered with................................ If skillion roof, height of rear wall........................ Distance from street frontage . . .. .... .. .. .... ...... From side boundaries to face of outer wall.................... Outbuildings to be erected as follows........................ Used as ................... . Height of walls .................... To be built of ................... . Roof.. Distance from nearest building on allotment is ................................ Drainage: I propose to drain building by ........................ to ...................... . Cost of building: £ ........ .

I submit block plan, ground plan and front elevation of proposed building, drawn in ink, together with copy to be retained by Council, and certify to the best of my knowledge that plans and particulars herein set out are true and correct.

Signed ........................................................... . Dated ............... Approved ................................... . Received on...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Referred to Council. ............................................ .

Schedule No. 2.

Municipality of Northam.

Municipal Corporations Act, 1906, and Amendments.

Building By-laws. Ground and Locality Plan of. . proposed to be erected on Lot No.... frontage depth ....... of Location ............ Deposited Plan .. Diagram ......... Street ..

Application No .. License No ... Owner ....... Address. Builder.. .. . Address ... . Value of Buildings, £

Date ........................ . Signature of Applicant.

Note.-Complete plans and specifications in duplicate of proposed buildings must be left with the Building Surveyor for at least 2 days.

Ground Plan. Scale: ............ to 1 inch.

Note.-Ground plan should show the size and height of all rooms and covered floor area of all buildings; also the relative positions of all boundaries, out-buildings, proposed drains and dry wells; also the relative position and nature of buildings on the adjoining property if within 10 feet of the common boundary. If the building site is below the crown of the roadway, a section will be required showing the floor level of the building and also the level of the roadway.

Building Surveyors' Copy_ Locality Plan.

Scale: ............ to 1 inch. Note.-Locality plan should show re-subdivision

of original lots (if any), and date of Council's approval of same, or number of Deposited Plan or Diagram.

Approved .................................... . Building· Surveyor.

Date ..

Schedule No. 3. Municipality of Northam.

Building License. No .. Value: £ Description of Building Lot..... Street Granted to Mr ............. . Address Date ..

Authorising the erection (alteration or addition) of certain buildings, as per Application No ................ , and in accordance with the plans and specifications finally approved by the Council, and subject to the provisions of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1906, and amendments, and the by-laws thereunder, and all the provisions of the Health Act, 1911-1944, and by-laws thereunder, and all Council regulations relating thereto. Whenever required so to do by the Town Clerk or Building Surveyor, the holder of this license shall produce the approved plans for inspection.

Building Surveyor. Fees paid:£


Schedule No. 4. Prescribed Fees.

New buildings of an area of 2 squares or less

New buildings of an area of more than 2 squares, per square

Additions or Alterations to BuildingsWhere the value of the addition or

alteration does not exceed £50 Where the value of the addition or

alteration exceeds £50, but does not exceed £100

Where the value of the addition or alteration exceeds £100, at the rate of 2s. 6d. per £50.

Maximum fee for a dwelling Maximum fee for factory or warehouse Erection of garage, bungalow, or

detached room or outbuildings, 2 squares or less

Removal of Buildings-For inspection only of a building not

in the district--whether removal is approved or not--minimum, £2, plus ls. per mile for each mile over.

For inspection of a building within the district whether removal is approved or not

(Fee for permit additional to inspection fee.)

For the erection of a temporary structure, including tents for circus, side-show, etc.

£ s. d.

5 0

2 6

5 0

7 6

5 0 0 20 0 0

5 0

5 0

1 0 0

Passed by the Council of the Municipality of Northam on the 8th day of March, 1951.

[L.S.J R. B. JAMES,

Mayor.

GEO. CHRISTMASS, Town Clerk.

Recommended-(Sgd.) VICTOR DONEY,




MUNICIPALITY OF ALBANY.

Extraordinary Election.

NOTICE is hereby given that an extraordinary election of one Councillor for the North Ward of the Municipality of Albany will be held to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Robert Kenneth Selby.

Nominations will be received until 12 noon on Saturday, 25th August, 1951, which is the day appointed as Nomination Day.

Saturday, 8th September, has been appointed as the day for holding such election if necessary.

JOHN NORMAN (JNR.), Returning Officer.

. THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1947.

Municipality of Bunbury.

Notice of Intention to Borrow. Proposed Loan No. 61, £4,800.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Municipal Council for Bunbury, Western Australia, proposes to borrow the sum of four thousand eight hundred pounds (£4,800) to be expended on works and undertakings in the Municipality of Bunbury. The said works and undertakings being the purchase of 3 only motor trucks complete with new bodies and hoists, 1 only utility 10 cwt. truck, 2 only motor cycles for traffic control, and also to provide for the cost of erecting pre-mix plant which is already in stock.

Full particulars of the cost of the said works and undertakings are open for inspection at the office of the Council, Stephen Street, Bunbury, during office hours, for 6 weeks from the date of publication of this notice.

The amount of £4,800 is to be raised by the sale of debentures repayable with interest by fourteen ( 14) equal ½-yearly instalments over a period of seven (7) years after the date of issue thereof in lieu of the formation of a sinking fund. The debentures will bear interest at the rate of £3 12s. 6d. per cent. per annum payable ½-yearly. The amount of the debentures and interest to be payable at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Perth.


PERCY C. PAYNE, Mayor.

F. W. FOWLES, Town Clerk.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.

Collie Coalfields Road Board.

Loan No. 15.

Notice of Intention to Borrow-Proposed Loan £2,500.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Collie Coalfields Road Board proposes to borrow the sum of £2,500 to be expended on works and undertakings in the Collie Coalfields Road Board District, the said works and undertakings being the purchase of a school omnibus.

Particulars showing the proposed expenditure of money to be borrowed are open for inspection by ratepayers at the office of the Board, during office hours, for one month after the publication of this notice.

The amount of £2,500 is proposed to be raised by the sale of debentures, repayable with interest by 20 equal half-yearly instalments over a period of 10 years after the issue thereof, in lieu of the formation of a sinking fund. The debentures shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding £3 10s. per centum per annum, payable half-yearly. The amount of the said debentures and interest thereon will be paid at the office of the Board.

'The works and undertakings for which the loan is proposed to be raised will, in the opinion of the Board, be of special benefit to a portion of the Collie Coalfields Road District, namely, the North, South and West Wards, as defined in the Government Gazette of the 2nd March, 1951, pp. 468 and 469, and any loan rate applicable to such loan will be levied only on the rateable land within the said North, South and West Wards of the said district.

Dated this 7th day of August, 1951. F. D. N. MacNISH,

Chairman.

R. C. H. HOUGH, Secretary.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.

Marradong Road Board, Boddington. Notice of Intention to Borrow. Proposed Loan No. 4 for £3,000 .

NOTICE is hereby given that the Marradong Road Board proposes to borrow the sum of three thousand pounds (£3,000) to be expended on works and undertakings in the Marradong Road District, the said works and undertakings being· the erection of 2 houses at a total cost of £3,000, for the housing of the Board's employees.

The plans and specifications and the estimates of the cost of the said works and undertakings and statement showing the proposed expenditure of the money to be borrowed, including the cost of the loan are open for inspection at the office of the Marradong Road Board situated at Boddington for 1 month from the publication hereof between the hours of 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on week days except Saturdays and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.


The amount of £3,000 is proposed to be raised by the sale of debentures repayable with interest by forty (40) equal half-yearly instalments over a period of twenty (20) years after the date of the issue thereof in lieu of the formation of a sinking· fund. The debentures shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding £3 12s. 6d. per centum per annum payable half-yearly. The amount of the said debentures and interest thereon is to be paid at the State Treasury, Perth.

Dated this 12th day of June, 1951.

H. 0. POLLARD, Chairman.

R.H. GORDON, Secretary.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1928-1947.

Armadale-Kelmscott Road Board. By-law Establishing Building Lines.

P.W. 1692/51. WHEREAS by the Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1947, the Road Board of any district is empowered to make by-laws for all or any purposes mentioned in the Second Schedule of such Act: Now the Armadale--Kelmscott Road Board in pursuance of the powers vested in the said Board and by virtue of the said Act and of every other authority enabling it in that behalf doth hereby make and publish the following by-law:-

1. Building lines for those portions of the Albany Highway from between the intersection of the Northern boundary of the Armadale-Kelmscott Road District :rnd the junction of the main Bunbury Road and the Albany Highway at Armadale are hereby prescribed. Such building lines are as drawn in red on the plans signed for the purpose of identification by the Cl1airman and two members of the said Board one of which plans has been deposited with and may be inspected at the Office of the Department of Lands and Surveys, Cathedral Avenue, Perth, and the other at the Office of the said Board at Armadale.

Made and passed by the Armadale-Kelmscott Road Board at a meeting held on the 16th day of April, 1951.

Recommended-

R. 0. WILLIAMS, Chairman.

SPENCER GWYNNE, Secretary.

( Sgd.) VICTOR DONEY, Minister for Local Government

and Town Planning.



THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948. Wanneroo Road Board.

Building By-laws. P.W. 1557 /30.

IN pursuance of the powers in that behalf contained in the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, the Wanneroo Road Board doth hereby amend its building by-law published in the Government Gazette on the 11th February, 1949, as follows:-

By deleting clause 17 of the· by-law and substituting the following:-

17. Unless a building line at a different distance has been fixed by a proper authority, no building which is intended to be used as a dwelling house, and no addition to any such building, shall be built within a distance of 30 feet, measured horizontally, from the Esplanade or the Great Western Highway, or within a distance of 20 feet, measured horizontally, from any other road or street in the district.

This resolution adopting the foregoing amendment was passed by the Board on the 11th day of May, 1951.

J. T. STEELE, Chairman.

WYNNE REES, Secretary.

Recommended-( Sgd.) VICTOR DONEY,




ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948. Lake Grace Road Board. Local Government Department,

Perth, 10th August, 1951. P.W. 1407/38.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Administrator has approved of the purchase of engines and generators for the power station, Lake Grace, as a work and undertaking for which money may be borrowed under Part VII of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, by the Lake Grace Road Board.


ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948. Gnowangerup Road Board.


P.W. 2036/46. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Administrator has approved of( 1) the erection of 2 dwellings on Gnowangerup Lots 159 and 160 for employees of the Board, and (2) purchase of electricity generating plant and erection of power lines, as a work and undertaking for which money may be borrowed under Part VII of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, by the Gnowangerup Road Board.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948, AND THE TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1928-1947.

Rockingham Road District. Rockingham Townsite Zoning By-laws.

P.W. 1808/49. IN pursuance of the powers in that behalf contained in the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, and the Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1947, and all all other powers thereto them enabling, the Rockingham Road Board do make the following bylaw :-

1. That portion of the Rocking·ham Road Board District gazetted on 3rd June, 1847, as the Rockingham Townsite and extended as gazetted on the 31st January, 1937, page 176, is hereby classified into districts for residential, business and industrial purposes as described in the schedules hereunder in accordance with clause 3 of the Second Schedule of the Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1947.

Residential Areas. 2. All lands within the area of the First Schedule

shall be available for residential use and may include churches and other institutional buildings with the approval of the Board by resolution, but shall not include halls available for letting purposes.

3. No residential lot shall be built on to cover more than 66 2/3% of the area of such lot.

4. No lot or land shall be built on until the land is drained to the satisfaction of the Board and provision made for the disposal of roof water and house sullage.

2280 GOVERNiVLENT GAZETTE, W.A. [17 August, 1951.

Business Areas. 5. Within the areas specified in the Second

Schedule the following uses shall be permitted:Offices, shops, service stations and garages, shops and dwellings, shops and offices residences, hotels, hostels, tenements and flats, boarding houses, theatres, cinemas and dance halls, churches, schools and road board buildings and other public buildings but shall not include any industry, trade or manufactory.

6. Within the business and shopping area as defined in the Second Schedule hereunder, no building shall be erected or added to or extended unless the new structures are in brick, stone or concrete.

General Provision. 7. The erection of buildings for or the carrying

on of noxious trades or offensive trades (as described in the Health Act) are prohibited within the area of the gazetted townsite.

8. Within the area of the First Schedule hereunder the erection and maintenance of any advertising device, advertisement hoardings or structure for advertising purposes is prohibited, provided that this by-law shall not apply to signs indicating professions, names, trades or callings exhibited on the land or buildings on or in which such profession, trade or calling is conducted.

9. The minimum area on which a dwelling or shop with dwelling attachment may be erected is 6,000 square feet, provided that before a second house is erected on any given lot a subdivision shall be approved by the Town Planning Board so that each house shall stand on a separate lot.

10. Any person who shall erect any building or structure or who shall structurally alter any building or maintain any structure or building in contravention of these by-laws shall, on conviction, be liable to a penalty not exceeding £20.

11. Claim for compensation by reason of the operation of these by-laws shall be made not later than six months from the date on which these by-laws are first published in the Government Gazette.

First Schedule. All lots or parcels of land situated in the Rock

ingham Townsite as gazetted on 3rd June, 1847, and extended as gazetted on the 31st January, 1936, page 176.

Second Schedule. 1. All lots on which businesses are established

at the date of gazettal of these by-laws. 2. (a) Rockingham Town Lot 131 part 11, 12,

13. Parkins Street, L.T.O. Diagram 7761. (b) Rockingham Town Lots 260 to 264 inclusive,

270 Parkins Street, Rockingham. (c) Lots 23, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 153, 154, 155, 156,

157, 158, 159, 160 of Rockingham Town Subdivision 1.

(d) Rockingham Town Lots 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, frontages to Rockingham Road and Kent Street. Rockingham Town Lots 401, 402, 403, 405, 406 frontages to Kent Street and Railway Terrace.

(e) Rockingham Town Lots 494, 495 at the junction of Lewington, Victoria and Smythe Streets.

(f) Lots 6 and 7 of town lots 128, L.T.O. Diagram 5506 and Rockingham Town Lot 210, corner Fisher Street and Esplanade.

Repeal. From the date of coming into operation of this

by-law all previous by-laws made by the Board dealing with the same subject matter are repealed.

Passed by the Rockingham Road Board on the 26th day of July, 1951.

Recommended-

C. P. LYNCH, Chairman.

G. E. BLACK, Secretary.

(Sgd.) VICTOR DONEY, Minister for Local Government.



THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948, AND THE TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1928-1947.

Rockingham Road District. Safety Bay Townsite Zoning By-law.

P.W. 1808/49. IN pursuance of the powers in that behalf contained in the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, and the Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1947, and all other powers thereto them enabling, the Rockingham Road Board do make the following by-law:-

1. That portion of the Rocking·ham Road Board District gazetted on 23rd July, 1937, page 1172, as the Safety Bay Townsite and extended as gazetted on the 3rd May, 1940, page 664, is hereby classified into districts for residential, business and industrial purposes as described in the Schedules hereunder in accordance with clause 3 of the Second Schedule of the Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1947.


shall be available for residential use and may include churches and other institutional buildings with the approval of the Board by resolution, but shall not include halls available for letting purposes.

3. No residential lot shall be built on to cover more than 66 2/3 % of the area of such lot.


Business Area. 5. Within the areas specified in the Second

Schedule the following uses shall be permitted:Offices, shops, service stations and garages, shops and dwellings, shops and offices, residences, hotels, hostels, tenements and fiats, boarding houses, theatres, cinemas and dance halls, churches, schools, and road board buildings and other public buildings but shall not include any industry, trade or manufactory.

6. Within the business and shopping area as defined in the Second Schedule hereunder, no building shall be erected or added to or extended unless the new structures are in brick, stone or concrete.

General Provisions. 7. The erection of buildings for or the carrying

on of noxious trades or offensive trades (as described in the Health Act) are prohibited within the area of the gazetted townsite.

8. Within the area of the First Schedule hereunder the erection and maintenance of any advertising device, advertisement hoarding or structure for advertising purposes is prohibited, provided that this by-law shall not apply to signs indicating professions, names, trades or callings exhibited on the land or buildings on or in which such profession, trade or calling is conducted.

9. The minimum area on which a dwelling or shop with dwelling attached may be erected is 6,000 square feet, provided that before a second house is erected on any given lot a subdivision shall be approved by the Town Planning Board so that each house shall stand on a separate lot.

10. Any person who shall erect any building or structure or who shall structurally alter any building or maintain any structure or building in contravention of these by-laws shall on conviction, be liable to a penalty not exceeding £20.

11. Claim for compensation by reason of the operation of these by-laws shall be made not later than 6 months from the date on which these by-laws are first published in the Government Gazette.

First Schedule. All lots or parcels of land situated in the Safety

Bay Townsite as gazetted on 23rd July, 1937, page 1172 and extended as gazetted on 3rd May, 1940, page 664.


at the date of gazettal of these by-laws. 2. The Rockingham Road frontages of lots 101,

102, 103, L.T.O. Plan 5148.


(b) The Rockingham Road frontages of lots 19 and 20, L.T.O. Plan 5028; the Penguin Road frontages of lots 16, 18, L.T.O. Plan 5028; and the Arcadia West frontages of lots 17, 18, L.T.O. Plan 5028.

(cl Lot 152, L.T.O. Plan 5737; lots 53, 54, 55, L.T.O. Plan 5887; lot 47, L.T.O. Plan 5747: lot 151, Plan 5044; situated at the intersection of Safety Bay Road and Penguin Road.

(d) Lots 116 and 117, L.T.O. Plan 5897. (e) Shoalwater Bay Estate-Lots 33 to 47 inclu

sive, lots 124 to 131 inclusive, Rockingham Road, Coventry Road and First Avenue; lots 218 to 220 inclusive, Fourth Avenue; lot 330, Esplanade.

(f) Lots 27 Rae Road, L.T.O. Diagram 14430 and lots 28 and 29 Rae Road.

(g) Waikiki Beach Estate-Lots 33 and 34, lots 205 and 206, Waildki Beach Road Lots 219-228 inclusive.


C. G. LYNCH, Chairman.


Recommended-( Sgd.l VICTOR DONEY,




THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948 AND THE TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1928-1947.

Rockingham Road District. Kwinana Townsite Zoning By-law.

P.W. 1808/49. IN pursuance of the powers in that behalf contained in the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, and the Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1947, and all other powers thereto them enabling, the Rockingham Road Board do make the following by-laws:-

1. That portion of the Rockingham Road Board District gazetted on 23rd July, 1937, page 1172 as the Kwinana Townsite is hereby classified into districts for residential, business and industrial purposes as described in the schedules hereunder in accordance with clause 3 of the Second Schedule of the Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1947.


shall be available for residential use and may include churches and other institutional buildings with the approval of the Board by resolution but shall not include halls available for letting purposes.

3. No residential lot shall be built on to cover more than 66 2/3% of the area of such lot.


Business Areas. 5. Within the areas specified in the Second

Schedule, the following uses shall be permitted:Offices, shops, service stations and garages, shops and dwellings, shops and offices, residences, hotels, hostels, tenements and flats, boarding houses, theatres, cinemas and dance halls, churches, schools and road board buildings and other public buildings but shall not include any industry, trade, or manufactory.

6. Within the business and shopping area as defined in the Second Schedule hereunder, no building shall be erected or added to, or extended unless the new structur(:)s are in brick, stone, or concrete,

General Provisions. 7. The erection of buildings for or the carrying

on of noxious trades or offensive trades (as described in the Health Act) are prohibited, within the area of the gazetted townsite.

8. Within the area of the First Schedule hereunder the erection and maintenance of any advertising device, advertisement hoarding, or structure for advertising purposes is prohibited, provided that this by-law shall not apply to signs indicating professions, names, trades or callings exhibited on the land or buildings on, or in which, such professions, trade or calling is conducted.

9. The minimum area on which a dwelling or shop with dwelling attached may be erected is 6,000 square feet, provided that before any second house is erected on any given lot a subdivision shall be approved by the Town Planning Board so that each house shall stand on a separate lot.

10. Any person who shall erect any building or structure, or who shall structurally alter any building, or maintain any structure or building in contravention of these by-laws, shall, on conviction, be liable to a penalty of not exceeding £20.

11. Claim for compensation by reason of the operation of these by-laws shall be made not later than 6 months from the date on which these bylaws are first published in the Government Gazette.

First Schedule. All lots or parcels of land situated in the Kwinana

Townsite as gazetted on 23rd July, 1937, page 1172.


at the date of gazettal of these by-laws. 2. (a) Lot 1 of 260, Plan 5700, and lot 358,

parts 19 and 20 of lot 261, Cockburn Sound Location 244, L.T.O. Diagram 13267; lots 119, 120, 121, 122, 123 and 124 of Cockburn Sound Location 244, L.T.O. Plan 5155.

(b) Lots 318, 319 of Cockburn Sound Location 244, L.T.O. Plan 3837, frontages to Rockingham Road.

(cl Lots 365, 366 of Cockburn Sound Location 244, L.T.O. Plan 3836.


C. P. LYNCH, Chairman.


Recommended-( Sgd.l VICTOR DONEY,


Approved by His Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council, this 7th day of August, 1951.


ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948. General By-laws. Straying Stock.

P.W. 1256/43. THE General By-laws under the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, published in the Government Gazette on the 1st day of May, 1925, page 820, are hereby amended by including the Dumbleyung Road Board in the Schedule thereto.

Recommended-(Sgd .l VICTOR DONEY,


Approved by His Excellency the Administrator in l!;xecutive Council this 7th day of August, 1951.

(Sgd.) R.H. DOIG, Cler]!;: of the Council,

2282 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [17 August, 1951. --- -- --- ---


Road Board Election.


IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with section 92 of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, that the following gentlemen have been elected members of the undermentioned Road Boards to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder:-

Date of Election; Member Elected: Surname, Christian Name; Ward; Occupation; How Vacancy Occurred; (al Effluxion of time, (b) Resignation, (cl Death; Name of Previous Member; Remarks.

Denmark Road Board. 4th August, 1951; ''Pate, Geoffrey Howard; Kent;

Farmer; (bl; Keeble, W. S.; unopposed.

Bridgetown Road Board. 4th August, 1951; ''Jones, William George; Central;

Farmer; (b); Moyes, W. C.

*Denotes Extraordinary Election.

(Sgd.l GEO. S. LINDSAY, Secretary for Local Government.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.

Narembeen Road Board.


P.W. 1507/38. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Administrator has approved of the purchase of a bullgrader as a work and undertaking for which money may be borrowed under Part VII of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, by the Narembeen Road Board.



Ashburton Road Board. Notice of Intention to Borrow.

Loan No. 2. NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the Ashburton Road· Board held on the 25th day of July, 1951, it was resolved to borrow the sum of one thousand six hundred pounds (£1,600) to be expended on works and undertakings in the Ashburton Road District, the said works and undertakings being the purchase of road-making equipment, such equipment being a "Fowler" Diesel angle-dozer.

All particulars showing the proposed expenditure of the money to be borrowed are open for inspection by ratepayers at the office of the Board during office hours for 1 month after the last publication of this notice.

The amount of £1,600 is proposed to be raised by the sale of debentures, repayable with interest in 20 half-yearly instalments over a period of 10 years after the date of issue thereof, in lieu of the formation of a sinking fund. Such debentures shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding 3½ per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly. The amount of the debentures and interest thereon to be paid at the Superannuation Board, Perth.

The works and undertakings for which the loan is proposed to be raised will, in the opinion of the Board, be of special benefit to the whole of the district in general, and any loan rate applicable to such loan will be levied on all rateable land within the said district.


J. K. CLARK, Chairman.

A. J. NICOL, Secretary.


Plantagenet Road Board.

Notice of Intention to Borrow-Proposed Loan No. 16 of £10,000.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Plantagenet Road Board proposes to borrow the sum of £10,000 to be expended on works and undertakings in the Plantagenet Board District, the said works and undertakings being the purchase of road-making machinery (automatic loading equipment and tipping trucks) and repair of an existing loading unit.

All particulars showing the proposed expenditure of the money to be borrowed are open for inspection by ratepayers at the office of the Board for one calendar month after the publication of this notice. The hours during wl1ich such inspection may be made are 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and 1.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. on week days other than Saturdays.

The amount of £10,000 is proposed to be raised by the sale of debentures, repayable with interest by 15 equal 11alf-yearly instalments over a period of 7½ years after the date of the issue thereof, in lieu of the formation of ,, sinking fund. The debentures shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding £3 10s. per centum per annum, payable halfyearly. The amount of the said debentures and interest thereon is to be paid at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Perth.

The works and undertakings for which the loan is proposed to be raised will, in the opinion of the Board, be of special benefit to the whole of the Plantagenet Road District, and any rate applicable to such loan will' be levied on all rateable land within the district.

Dated this 20th day of July, 1951.

W.W. FELLOWS, Chairman.

T. McDONALD, Secretary.


Plantagenet Road Board.

Notice of Intention to Borrow-Proposed Loan ' No. 15 of £6,000.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Plantagenet Road Board proposes to borrow the sum of £6,000 to be expended on worl{S and undertakings in the Plantagenet Board District, the said works and undertakings being the erection of rental homes for the Board's employees.

All particulars showing the proposed expenditure of the money to be borrowed are open for inspection by ratepayers at the office of the Board for one calendar month after the publication of this notice. The hours during which such inspection may be made are 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and 1.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. on week days other than Saturdays.

The amount of £6,000 is proposed to be raised by the sale of debentures repayable with interest by 40 equal half-yearly instalments over a period of 20 years after the date of the issue thereof, in lieu of the formation of a sinking fund. The debentures shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding £3 12s. 6d. per centum per annum, payable half-yearly. The amount of the said debentures and interest thereon is to be paid at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Perth.

The works and undertakings for which the loan is proposed to be raised will, in the opinion of the Board, be of special benefit to the whole of the Plantagenet Road District, and any rate applicable to such loan will be levied on all rateable land within the district.


W.W. FELLOWS, Chairman.

T. McDONALD, Secretary.

17 August, 1951.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2283 ---------------------

THE VERMIN ACT, 1919-1949. TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1949.

NOTICE is hereby given that Sydney Melville Harvey has been appointed Vermin Inspector for the Preston Vermin District.

Regulation No. 27-Certificate of Appointment of Inspector.

Meekatharra Local Authority.

All previous appointments are hereby cancelled. THIS is to certify that L. W. Cawse, of Meekatharra, is a duly appointed Traffic Inspector, under the provisions of the Traffic Act, 1919-1949, for the district of Meekatharra.

Teuder Board

No.

JOHN K. KIRKPATRICK, Chairman. Dated this 1st day of August, 1951.

ANGUS KING, Secretary.

G. B. NICHOLS, Chairman of the Board.

TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1950.

Department of Local Government, Perth, 13th August, 1951.

HIS Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council, acting pursuant to the powers conferred by the Traffic Act, 1919-1950, has been pleased to amend, in the manner set out in the Schedule hereunder, the Traffic Regulations, 1936, made under and for the purposes of the said Act and published in the Government Gazette on the 26th day of August, 1936, and amended by notices published in the Government Gazette from time to time thereafter.


Schedule. Regulation 305M of the abovementioned regulations is amended by deleting

paragraph (al and inserting in lieu thereof a new paragraph (al as follows:-

Date.

(al No person in charge of any vehicle shall cause or permit such vehicle to stand on the East side of Bay View Terrace in that section between Gugeri Street and Stirling Highway in the Claremont Municipality for a period longer than 30 minutes between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on week-days, and between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturdays.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Accepted Tenders.

Selle· Department Contractor. tlule I'articulars. , No concerned. I .

Rate.

I 1951. 1558/50 Ang. 10 Atkins (W.A.), Ltd ..... 733A, 1 only New " Anderson " 7 ton

Electric Derrick Crane, de-Public W arks .... £8,572.

402/51 do.

713/51 do.

I I

764/51 Aug. 9

801/51 do. I

831/51 do. l

- dn.

1950

Wm. Adams & Co., Ltd. 173A, i 1951

1\1. Farina .... I

.. .. l 318A, 1951

J. 1\1. Hedley .... 306A, 1951

Wigmores. Ltd. .... 320A, 1951

.... .... . ... 331A, 1951

(: ::i. Taylor .... .... . ... ... Comet Motors Pty.,_Ltd.

A. HalL J. H. Miles, 311A, T. H. Dudley, P. 1\1. 1951 Beaton, C. M. Paust, A. Shimenson & Co .. K. 1\1. lVIarkey, A·. Bennett

livered C.I.F. & E. Fremantle Washing Machine and Drying

Tumbler for Northam Hos-pital, delivered to Hospital, as follows :-

Item l .... .... .... Item 2 .... •··· ....

Boiler Firewood for Claremont Mental Hospital, Lemnos and Heathcote Reception Homes, for period 17th August, 1951, to 31st August, 1952, as fol-lows:-

Item 1 .... .... .... Item 2 .... .... .... Item 3 .... .... ....

Purchase and Removal of Second-hand 1937 Model, 30 cwt. "Diamond T" Truck

Purchase and Removal of Second-hand D7 Tractor

Purchase and Removal of Second-hand Trucks at W.A. Meat Exports, as follows :-

Item 1 .. , . .... . ... Item 2 .... .... ... , ,.

Purchase and Removal of Ji ll'earms, as per Items 1, 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30, 31, 32, 35, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48 and 51

Northam Hospital

.... .... . ...

.... .... .... Health

.... .... ....

.... .... ....

.... .... .... Public vVorks ....

do. . ...

W.A. l\Icat Exports

.... ... ....

. ... .... .... ' Crown La"

I l

I

£1,098 3s. 8d £422 12s. 6d.

48s. per ton. 48s. per ton. 48s. per ton. £183 10s.

£1,500.

£325. £138. Rates on applica

tion.


Date of Advertising.

1951. July 26 July 26 July 10

July 10 Apr. 26 Aug. 2 Aug. 2 Aug. 2 Aug. 2 Aug. 9 Aug. 9 Aug. 14 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 7 Aug. 2 July 26 July 26 July 26 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 July 24 Aug. 2 Aug. 2 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 14 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 2 Aug. 16 Jan. 16

July 3 July 31

Aug. 16

WESTER:t\" AUSTRALIAN GOVER.N:-IENT TENDER BOARD-continued.

Schedule No.

348A, 1951 356A, 1951 312A, 1951

313A, 1951 198A, 1951 377A, 1951 379A, 1951 381A, 1951 385A, 1951 386A, 1951 387A, 1951 391A, 1951 389A, 1951 392A, 1951 395A, 1951 382A, 1951 376A, 1951 360A, 1951 358A, 1951 354A, 1951 394A, 1951 398A, 1951 399A, 1951 401A, 1951 347A, 1951 369A, 1951 370A, 1951 397A, 1951 400A, 1951 390A, 1951 402A, 1951 402A, 1951 378A, 1951 388A, 1951

23A, 1951

302A, 1951 365A, 1951

371A, 1951

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Supplies required.

Steel Roller Shutters for Albany Plant Repair Workshop ... . Diesel Driven Generating Set for Point Samson .... . .. . Tap Changing Transformers, 1,500 KVA. 66/22 KV., for Albany Power

Station Transformers for State Electricity Commission Underground Cable, 66 K.V. for State Electricity Commission Sterile Water Unit to Perth Dental Hospital .... Steel Pipes, 19{ in. ex. dia., for Geraldton Water Supply Firewood for Nallan Pumping Station .... Galvanised Steel Wire and Fencing Wire Mechanical Front End Loader Engine Driven Power Saw and Wood Boring Machine Scrap Cast Iron fo1· State Engineering Works Fish for Government Institutions Coffee for Government Institutions Garage Equipment 200 gallon and 600 gallon Steel Water Tanks Bare Hard Drawn Copper Cable .... Piles, Stringers and Corbels for Bridge over Dale River Electric Motors and Starters Drying Unit for King Edward Memorial Hospital Wall Tiles .... Evaporative Cooling Unit for Lake Grace Hospital Sterile Hot Water Urns for Lake Grace Hospital Hot Press Including Water Urn and :Milk Urn for Lake Grace Hospital Steam Boilers for Heathcote Reception Home Outdoor 22 KV. and Sub-Station Equipment .... Outdoor Line and Sub-Station Equipment Underground Cable for State Electricity Commission 25 ton Hopper Weigher for Albany Wheat Terminal.... Aerial Cable for State Electricity Commission Electrical Pumping Equipment Electrical Pumping Equipment fo1· Artesian Bore at Attadale Rails, Fishplates, Fishbolts and Spring Washers Machinery for W.A. Government Railways Commission Gas Making and Ancillary Plant

Hydro-electric Turbine for Wellington Dam t30,000 Kilowatt Turbo Alternator and Condensing Plant, etc., for East Perth

Power Station ... tOne 150,000 lbs. per hour (M.C.R.) Boiler and Combustion Equipment, etc.,

for East Perth Power Station .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . ...

* Tender Forms, etc, available at the Office of the Agent General for Western Australia in London.

Date of Closing

1951. Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 23

Aug. 23 *Aug. 23

Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 30 Aug. 30 Aug. 30 Aug. 30 Aug. 30 Aug. 30 Aug. 30 Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 13 Sept. 13 Sept. 13 Sept. 27 Sept. 27 Sept. 27

*Oct. 25 *Nov. 8 Extended to

*Dec. 20 1952.

Jan. 17

Feb. 7

Feb. 21

t Specifications and Drawings available from W.A. Government Tender Board, 74 Murray Street, Perth, or the Agent General for W.A., 115 The Strand, London, W.C.2. at £2 2s. per set.

For Sale by Tender. 1951. 1951.

Ford VS Panel Van Aug. 16 Aug. 16

393A, 1951 396A, 1951 ···· I .... Model "C" Tournapull, ex the State (W.A.) Alunite Works, Chandler

Aug. 30 Sept. 13

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the abovementioned until 10 a.m. on the date of closing.

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

16th August, 1951.

REGISTRATION OF MINISTERS (pursuant to Part III of the Registration of Births,

Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1948.l Registrar General's Office,

Perth, 14th August, 1951. Appointment.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that the undermentioned ministers have been duly registered in this Office for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia:- · · ·

A. H. TELFER, Chairman.

R.G. No., Date, Denomination and Name, Residence, Registry District.

Methodist Church of Australasia-W.A. Conference.

36/51; 10/8/51; Rev. Alfred Collins; 14 Murray Street, Bayswater; Perth.

36/51; 10/8/51; Rev. Ernest Aldridge Clarke; Mogumber Methoqii:it Mtssion, Mogumber; Moora.

R. J. LITTLE,

:Re~istr~r g~p,eral.

17 August, 1951.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2285 ----

APPOINTMENT Under section 6 of the Registration of Births,

Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1894-1948.

published in the Government Gazette on the 29th October, 1920, and amended from time to time thereafter.

Registrar General's Office, Perth, 9th August, 1951.

THE following appointment has been approved:-R.G. No. 152/44.-Constable Michael Joseph

Deegan, to act temporarily as District Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages for the Irwin Registry District, to maintain an office at Dongara, during the absence on leave of Constable Alexander Kennedy; appointment to date from 31st July, 1951.

R. J. LITTLE, Registrar General.

GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACT, 1904-1948.

The Office of the Commissioner of Railways, Perth, 29th June, 1951.

Ex. Co. No. 1527. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council has been pleased to approve of the amendments, as set forth in the Schedule her2under, to the by-laws made under and for the purposes of the Government Railways Act, 1904-1948, as

A. G. HALL, Chairman of the West Australian Government Railways Commission.

Schedule. The abovementioned by-laws are amended by

inserting after by-law 92 a new by-law to stand as by-lav.' 93 as follows:-

Drivers of Vehicles Approaching Level Crossings. Subject to section 42, subsection (3) of the Act,

the driver of any omnibus, cab, carriage, cart, dray or other vehicle whatsoever shall, before crossing a railway line at any point, satisfy himself that such line is sufficiently clear of railway and other traffic to allow himself to do so with safety and shall where practicable give audible or visible warning of his intention to do so.

Any person guilty of a breach of this by-law shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds (£10).

Approved by His Excellency the Administrator in Executive Council the 7th August, 1951.


WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. IT is notified for general information, that with the approval of the Minister, as required by section 22 of the Government Railways Act, 1904-1948, the following alterations and additions have been made to the scales of charges, schedules, etc., now appearing in the Goods Rates Book dated 1st May, 1951, and the Coaching Rates Boals: dated 1st December, 1941.

Goods Rates Book. Tariff 1, page 25, from 20/7/51.-Felt, Roofing and Insulating and Felt

N.O.S.: Delete packing symbol "I" and insert "h" in both places. Tariff 1, page 25, from 27 /7 /51.-Electrodes: Add packing symbol "g." Tariff 1, page 26, from 10/8/51.-General Classification of Goods-Flour:

Delete footnote regarding export flour and insert "Flour for export, see Supplement, page 9."

Tariff 1, page 30, from 27 /7 /51.-Machinery: Add to footnote respecting exclusive use of wagon after "a minimum of 2 tons" the words "at 1st Class rate."

Tariff 1, page 34, from 27/7/51.-Insert: Rods, welding .. f, g, .. 1. Tariff 1, page 37, from 27/7/51.-Insert: Tape, adhesive sealing .. e .. 2. Tariff 1, page 40, from 27/7/51.-Weed Eradicator: Add "dangerous," also

insert "Weed Eradicator, not dangerous .. f, g , .. 1. Tariff 1, page 48, from 13/7 /51.-Oils: On and from 13/7 /51 add after Diesel

Fuel "B.S. 209 B." Add after Distillate "B.S. 209 Class A." Delete footnote after t insert in lieu: Oil to be declared on consignment notes accordingly.

Tariff 3, page 12, from 1/8/51.-Midland Railway Company's Line: Delete all matter hereon shown and insert in lieu:-

All goods and livestock traffic hauled to, from or via the Midland Railway Company's line shall be subject to the freight rates, charges and conditions as shown in this By-law (No. 55) and as shown hereunder:-

"Through" Traffic (between Government and Midland Railway Stations or Sidings).

Midland Railway.-Freight calculated as for a separate system Government.-Freight calculated on a throughout mileage basis, with a

minimum of sixpence.

"Via" Traffic (from one Government Station to another Government Station via the Midland Railway).

Freight to be calculated as if the haulage was entirely over the Government line.

2. The following maximum rates will be apportioned on a mileage basis whether for "through" or "via" traffic:-

Tariff 1, page 26.-Fruit, maximum 4s. per case. Tariff 1, page 38-Shooks, maximum 35s. per ton. Tariff 1, page 39.-Tomatoes, maximum 4s. per case. Tariff 4, page 5, from 20/7/51.-Shunting Charges, Robbs Jetty: Footnote

re State Saleyards: After "livestock" add "and fodder." Add "State Saleyards" after "(State Abattoirs)" in regard to special rates between Fremantle (6s. 6d. per ton) and North Fremantle (7s. per ton) shown on page 5 and repeated on page 6 under Fremantle and North Fremantle.

Tariff 4, page 6, from 30/7/51.-Shunting Charges-Fremantle: Insert, Wool on which inwards rail freight has been paid, from delivery shed to Wool~ oroker:f ili<:Ungs, 5s. per ton, minimum 4 tons, plus hanc;tUni charieil,

2286 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [ 17 August, 1951.

Tariff 4, page 10, from 3/8/51.-Merredin: Add Merredin Milling Company 169.

Tariff 4, page 11, from 27 /7 /51.-Shunting Charges, Kalgoorlie: Amend shunting charge for North Kalgurli (1912) Ltd. (Croesus Mine) and sublease Croesus Pty. Ltd. from 7s. to 3s. 6d. per 4-wheeled wagon.

Tariff 4, page 17, from 10/8/51.-Shunting Charges, Denmark: Whittaker Bros. Delete "Min. £1 15s. 0d. per shunt" and insert "Min. 15s. when special shunt from Denmark required."

Tariff 4, page 18, from 3/8/51.-Shunting Charges, Albany: Insert, Oil in private tankers between Deepwater Jetty and Shell Deepwater Siding or Thos. Borthwick and Son's Siding, 4s. 6d. per ton, minimum 5 tons, including siding shunting and wharf haulage charges.

Oil in private tankers between Deepwater Jetty and State Electricity Commission's Downpipe on Beach Road or Station yard, 6s. per ton, minimum 5 tons, including siding shunting and wharf haulage charges.

Oil in private tankers between Deepwater Jetty and Shell or Vacuum private sidings, 6s. per ton, minimum 5 tons, including wharf haulage charges but in addition to siding shunting charges.

Tariff 6, page 5, from 3/8/51.-List of Stations and Sidings: Insert between Bridgetown and Bringo 175 Bridgetown Stockyards P.P. and "yes" in Sheep and Cattle Races column.

Tariff 6, page 15, from 10/8/51.-List of Stations and Sidings, Distance Tables: Insert "a" after Pope's Hill.

Tariff 6, page 27, from 10/8/51.-Insert "II" after Pope's Hill. Tariff 6, page 30, from 3/8/51.-Picton Junction-Northcliffe: Insert be

tween Bridgetown and Glenlynn 64 .. 43 .. 175 Bridgetown Stockyards. Tariff 7, page 4, from 1/8/51.-Inwards Cargo: Alter the increase to be added

to the handling charges in accordance with Regulation 9 (d) to read 43l· per cent. Tariff 7, page 7, from 1/8/51.-Outwards Cargo: Alter the increase to be

added to the handling charges in accordance with Regulation 9 (d) to read 43!l per cent.

Tariff 7. page 12, from 1/8/51.-Port Hedland: Alter the increase to be added to the handling charges in accordance with Regulation 9 (d) to read 43!l per cent.

Tariff 7, page 14, from 1/8/51.-Esperance Jetty: Alter the increase to be added to the handling charges in accordance with Regulation 9 Cdl to read 43~ per cent.

Coaching Rates Book. Page 8, from 10/8/51.-Midland Railway Company's Line: Add:-

"Through" Traffic (between Government and Midland Railway Stations or Sidings).

Midland Railway.-Freight calculated as for a separate system. Government.-Freight calculated on a throughout mileage basis with a

minimum of sixpence.

"Via" Traffic (from one Government Station to another Government Station via the Midland Railway).

Freight to be calculated as if the haulage was entirely over the Government line.

2. The following maximum rates will be apportioned on a mileage basis whether for "through" or "via" traffic:-

Page 93.-Fruit and tomatoes, 3s. per case. Page 100.-Newspapers, ]ld. per copy. Page 48, from 20/7/51.-Perth-Mundaring-Mt.Helena Bus Service: Add to

paragraph 1 (i) Intermediate passengers between Midland Junction and Bellevue will be permitted to travel on the 11.59 p.m. bus from Midland Junction on Saturdays.

Delete paragraph ( 1l (j l respecting concession fares and amend second sentence of paragraph 2 (as shown in Coaching Phamphlet No. 3) to read "All tickets (first or second class) with the exception of week-end excursion tickets which are not available for bus travel, shall be interchangeable over this route."

Page 58, from 27 /7 /51.-Apprentice and Junior Workers' Tickets.-On and from 1st August, 1951, delete paragraphs la and lb and insert in lieu: "If wages do not exceed £5 0s. 0d. per week-Two-thirds rate."

Page 50, from 4/ 8 / 51.-Suburban Racecourse Fares: Commencing from Saturday, 4th August, 1951, combination fares are increased as follows:-

Combination tickets covering rail and admission charges to the Racecourses will be issued at Perth (Central "A" and "B" offices) only:-

To W.A.T.C. Ascot Racecourse, Belmont, Grandstand, gents., 19s.; ladies, 10s. 6d.

To W.A.T.C. Ascot Racecourse, Belmont, Leger, gents., 7s. 3d.; ladies, 5s. 5d. To W.A.T.C. Belmont Park, Goodwood, Grandstand, gents., 17s. 3d.; ladies,

7s. 6d. To W.A.T.C. Belmont Park, Goodwood, Leger, gents., 6s.; ladies, 4s. 5d. To Helena Vale Racecourse, Grandstand, gents., 19s. 3d; ladies, 9s. 6d. To Helena Vale Racecourse, Leger, gent., 8s.; ladies, 6s. 5d. All other stations will issue rail only tickets at the fares shown. Page 94, from 10/8/51.-Insert Milk, Bottled, Perth to Geraldton: Milk,

pasteurised, in bottles, packed in crates, will be carried at owner's risk only from

17 August, 1951.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Perth to Geraldton at 90s. 3d. per ton (Government 25s. 3d., M.R., 65s.). Page 180, from 10/8/51.--Alternative Rates for Carriage at Owner's Risk or

Commissioner's Risk: The scale of charges sho\vn does not apply to Queensland on which system the following scale is applicable, witl1 a ma:-:imum liability of £100 in respect of each parcel.

Per Package. s. d.

Exceeding £3 but not exceeding £5 0 3 Exceeding £5 but not exceeding £10 o 6 Exceeding £10 but not exceeding £20 o 9 Exceeding £20 but not exceeding £30 1 0 Exceeding £30 but not exceeding £40 1 3 Exceeding £40 but not exceeding £50 1 6 Exceeding £50 but not exceeding £60 1 9 Exceeding £60 but not exceeding £70 2 o Exceeding £70 but not exceeding £80 2 3 Exceeding £80 but not exceeding £90 2 6 Exceeding £90 but not exceeding £100 2 9 Page 152, from 27/7/51.-Distance Table, Perth-Northam-Albany Road Bus

Service: Add via Boddington and Crossman, Boddington Works-78 miles from Perth.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

A. G. HALL, Commissioner of Railways.

Unclaimed Stolen Property-continued. 1GD1 50-Gcnt's rain coat. 16'//50-Gent's fawn overcoat. 173/50-Gent's grey overcoat. 175/50-Leather shopping bag. 180/50-Football.

2287

In the matter of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1950, and in the matter of an application by the Amalgamated Engineering Union of Workers, Murchison Branch, for cancellation of its registration.

HAVING read the abovementioned application, there being no objections filed thereto, and ha vin6 satisfied myself that the requirements of the said Act and the regulations made thereunder have been complied with, and acting in pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by section 29 (1) of the above Act, I hereby cancel the registration of the Amalgamated Engineering Union of Workers, Murchison Branch, as from the 13th day of August, 1951.

180/51-Stolen property ex Yrcm::utle C.L2.., comprising:-'lhree chrome coIIee trays, table knives, carving sets, scissors, h,:;avy manila rope, soft leather hides, white towels, etc.


[L.S.J J. H. BOGUE, Registrar of Industrial Unions.

POLICE ACT, 1892.

Sections 75 and 76.

THE following unclaimed Stolen and Found Property will be sold by public auction at the Police Station, Roe Street, Perth, on Tuesday, 25th September, 1951.

T. ANDERSEN, Commissioner of Police.

Unclaimed Stolen Property. 219/49-Gent's cycle. 16/50-Two torches, cigarette case, etc. 17 /50-Gent's wrist watch. 38/50-Sr;;t of ring spanners. 53/50-Haversack. 54/50-Brown and green purse. 55/50-Small black purse. 56/50-Small brown purse. 82/50-Singlet. -83/50 Money box. 93/50-Folding camera. 96/50-Gent's cycle. 98/50-Two dresses.

103/50-Pillion seat. 108/50-Wallet. 110/50-Green and gold platignum pen. 116/50-Petrol tin and cycle headlamp. 118/50-Cigarette lighter and white metal wrist

band. 119/50-Spanner and screw driver. 126/50-Blue plastic purse. 127 /50-Red plastic purse. 129/50-Gold compact. 131/50-Clothing. 143/50-Brown gladstone bag. 146/50-Green tarpaulin. 147 /50-Brown and white torch. 148/50-Money bag. 149/50-Arm bands and pen. 152/50-Gent's wrist watch. J65/5Q-Travelling rug and glasses.

Unclaim::::d Found P;:opcrty. 105/50-G2nt's sports coat. 183/50-1."'·wo steel rings. 2;/i'/50-One pair cycle wheels. 344/50-Gent's cycle. !::31/50-Black purse. 688/50-Motor goggles. 720/50-One Hytest axe. 724/50-Ferguson radio (damaged). 725/50-One pair iady's blue gloves. 726/50-Grey plastic purs2. 739/50-Child's handbag. 747 /50-Black and pink purse. 748/50-Bundle Walt. Disney books. 750/50-White vanity purse. 751/50-Lady's brown glove;. 756/50-Dark brown beret. 761/50-Wonien's underclothing. 770/50-Cycle transfers and s:::lution. 773/50-Tobacco pouch. 779/50-One pair tan boots. 780/50-Pocket knife. 783/50-Gent's overcoat. 7l34/ 50-One pair spectacles. 790/50-Onc! pair sp2ctacles. 795/G0-Red and wl1ite sunshade. 797 /50-One tin waterglass. 798/50-Knitting wool. 804/50-Petrol cap. 805/50-Lady's straw hat. 808/50-Suitcase and contents. 809/50-Suitcase and contents. 810/50-White metal wri.st watcl1. 811/50-Black and green pen. 814/50-Roll cotton wool. 815/50-I~ey holder. 817/50-Blue scroll prn. 819/50-One pair lady's brown !Iloves. 821/50-Blue and fawn purse. 822/50-Strap and belt. 823/50-Lady's navy blue gloves. 825/50-Brown purse.

825a/50-Brown purse. 827 /50-Brown uurse. 830/50-Brown and yellow purse. 833/50--Brown purse. 834/50-Brown purse. 337 /50--Child's shoulder purse. 838/50-Dark blue sweater. 345/50-Book of Psalms. 847 /50-Brown purse. 856/50-Child's green shoe and brown glove, 864/ 50-Two suitcases.

2288 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [17 August, 1951_.

Unclaimed Found Property-continued.

865/50-Gladstone bag. 869/50-Old suitcase and contents. 878/50-3 strand bead necklace. 880/50-Child's blazer. 882/50-One pair child's sandshoes. 883/50-Black and red purse. 886/50-Gold brooch (Mother). 887 /50-Canvas tool roll. 889/50-Baby's pillow case. 892/50-Black purse. 903/50-Ford V8 hub cap. 908/50-Tobacco pouch. 910/50-Lady's blacl;:: handbag. 914/50-Gladstone bag and contents. 916/50-Blue Biro pen. 917 /50-Spirit level. 922/50-Parcel red ribbon. 924/50-Hub cap. 926/50-Crank handle. 930/50-Dark brown purse. 931/50-Black cycle pump. 934/ 50-Quantity of military clothing. 935/50-Black Baileys Super pump. 936/50-Blue velvet evening bag. 938/50-Brown glove. 939/50-Black and white check umbrella. 941/50-Lady's fawn coat. 942/50-Slide from pram. 946/50-Lady's Panther cycle. 947 /50-Fawn double-breasted suit coat. 954/50-Cigarette lighter. 958/50-Brown sports coat. 959/50-Brooch with red and white stones. 962/50-Lady's spectacles. 963/50-Tobacco pouch. 967 /50-Plastic eye shields. 971/50-Black folder and hymn. 977 /50-Parcel lady's clothing. 978/50-White metal brooch. 979/50-Plastic doll. 981/50-Lady's brown !} coat. 984/50-Brown purse. 985/50-Brown purse. 987 /50-Black plastic purse. 994/50-Bool;:: "Victoria and Her Reign." 997 /50-Steel rope. 998/50-Cycle pump.

1000/50-Suitcase and contents. 1003/50-Black purse. 1008/50-Black Onoto pen. 1009/50-One pair motor gauntlets. 1013/50-Tools in cloth cover. 1017/50-Volume "Wool Year Book." 1018/50-One pair child's white socks. 1022/ 50-Purse. 1025/50-White metal pendant. 1036/50-Lady's umbrella. 1044/50-Brown handbag. 1047 /50-Roll material. 1048/50-Glove clip. 1051/50-Pillow and case. 1053/50-Black note case. 1054/50-Red purse. 1055/50-Ivory fountain pen. 1058/50-Spectacles in case. 1060/50-Light blue cardigan. 1062/ 50-Gold signet ring. 1063/50-Green plastic purse. 1064/50-Roll white paper. 1069/50-Right hand motor gauntlet. 1071/50-Gent's rubber raincoat. 1075/50-Brown and white purse. 1080/50-Tartan sunshade and child's purse. 1085/50-Doll's furniture. 1086/50-Black fountain pen. 1087 /50-Large suitcase and contents. 1088/50-Box electrical fittings. 1094/50-Lady's white handbag. 1098/50-Grey suit coat, etc. 1099/50-Black plastic handbag. 1100/50-Gent's Lucas bicycle. 1101/50-Crowbar. 1104/50-Two ½-lb. tea. 1105/50-Grey Swan pen. 1109/50-Red plastic purse. 1112/50-Gent's coat, etc. 1117/50-Rain cape. 1123/50-Two hub caps, 1124/50-Glove clip. ll29/50-Gas jet,

Unclaimed Found Property-continued. 3/51-Yellow metal brooch. 4/51-Tin oil.

12/51-Lady's pink slip. 16/51-Small blacl;:: purse. 21/51-0ld brown purse. 22/51-Lady's wrist watch. 26/51-Black fountain pen. 28/51-Lady's wrist watch. 30/51-Black handbag. 46/51-Dark brown purse. 53/51-Aluminium spray gun (vacuum cleaner

attachment). 55/51-Black purse. 57 /51-Roll blue dress material. 60/51-White metal wrist band. 61/51-Red and black purse. 65/51-Lady's cycle. 66/51-Lady's white gloves and clip. 69/51-Lady's straw hat. 77 /51-Lady's snake skin bag. 86/51-Blue Onoto pen. 91/51-Green Onoto pen. 92/51-Lady's brown purse. 98/51-Camera.

100/51-Grey handbag. 104/51-Beaconsfield found property-men's

gloves and sports coat. 113/51-Small case. 115/51-Case. 119/51-Brown wallet. 123/51-Pair gent's trousers. 124/51-Cosmetic bag. 125/51-Black purse. 126/51-Green cardigan. 128/51-Purse. 130/51-Motor gauntlets. 133/51-Gent's cycle. 137 /51-Pillion seat. 142/51-Brown wallet. 144/51-Lady's black handbag. 145/51-Brown purse. 150/51-Lady's handbag. 151/51-Cycle pump. 160/51-Small brown purse. 162/51-Large roller bearing. 165/51-One pair glasses. 169/51-Red handbag. 171/51-Black bill fold. 176/51-Small brown purse. 180/51-Black handbag. 181/51-Black purse. 183/51-Spectacle case. 186/51-Gent's wrist watch. 189/51-Wallet. 195/51-Two drinking schooners. 196/51-Gent's overcoat. 198/51-Conductress cap and badge. 199/51-Small purse. 205/51-Grey plastic purse. 206/51-Black wallet. 210/51-Glove clip. 213/51-Crank handle. 215/51-Small case and contents. 217 /51-Fruit fly bait. 225/51-Black wallet. 231/51-White purse. 232/51-Wallet. 235/51-Gent's tan shoes. 238/51-Lady's watch. 240/51-Set hobbles. 244/51-Brown wallet. 249/51-Strips of metal. 256/51-Gent's sports coat. 257 /51-West Perth Found Property (bridle and

reins, etc.). 259/51-Wheel rim. 260/51-Red purse. 262/51-Pearl necklace. 263 / 51-Clothing. 273/51-Exhaust fish tail (motor cycle). 275/51-Set of 3 darts. 278/51-Gent's overcoat. 279/51-Lady's overcoat. 2 80 / 51-Sui tease. 282/51-Child's green handbag. 285/51-Lady's blue gloves. 287 /51-Table cloth and glas$es. 288/51-Suitcase. 289/51-Black wallet. 291/51-Child's cardigan.


Unclaimed Found Property-continued. 292/51-Belmont Found Property (truck tyre,

fountain pen, greatcoat, etc.) 293/51-Lady's handbag. 296/51-White spotted purse. 300/51-West Perth Found Property (gent's cycle). 305/51-Double-breasted coat. 315/51-Kit bag. 317/51-Bill fold. 329/51-Pair reading glasses. 344/51-Propelling pencil. 347 /51-String bag and knitting. 348/51-One book. 352/51-Gent's cycle. 353/51-Key holder. 354/51-Three motor truck tubes. 363/51-Pair lady's stockings. 373/51-Overcoat, tarpaulin and rug. 375/51-Brown purse. 376/51-Builder's square. 377 /51-Cigarette case. 392/51-Truck tyre. 393/51-Watch glass and rim. 397 /51-Brown leather purse. 399/51-Six assorted purses. 402/ 51-Old case containing gent's clothing. 403/51-Child's rubber raincoat. 404/51-Red and black plastic purse. 407 /51-Black purse. 408/51-Leather gauntlet. 411/51-One book. 417 /51-Cycle frame. 419/51-Galvanised anchor. 423/51-Brown suitcase. 424/51-Child's raincoat. 427 /51-Subiaco found property (gent's shoes,

wallet, gloves). 445/51-Gent's grey hat. 450/51-Three feet rule. 459/51-Central Police unclaimed property

(suitcases, clothing, tools). 466/51-West Perth found property (leather

overcoat, cycle frame, etc.). 480/51-Folding chair. 482/51-Water tank. 486/51-Ground sheet. 598/51-Smalf brown purse. 506/51-Gent's cycle. 507 /51-Gent's cycle. 515/51-Northam found property (wrist watch,

jewellery, cycle, sundries). 517/51-Tin open. 518/51-Child's pusher. 522/51-One pair sun glasses. 528/51-Brooch. 530/51-Black handbag. 531/51-Spanner. 534/51-Small calf skin purse. 544/51-Cottesloe found property (gent's cycle,

clothing, purses, etc.l. 546/51-Mundaring found property (suitcase,

clothing, wallet, etc.). 547 /51-Nine small purses. 548/51-Small black purse. 549/51-Small purse. 556/51-Nickel locking rim (motor car). 567 /51-Box Koda slides. 568/51-Small attache case. 572/51-Pink knitting. 589/51-Hubcap. 592/51-Small purse. 598/51-Fremantle found property (clothing,

chair, purses, etc.l. 600/51-Piece leather belting. 602/51-Bridgetown found property (clothing,

car pump, etc.). 608/51-One spanner. 612/51-One umbrella. 615/51-Black umbrella. 616/51-Lady's wrist watch. 619/51-One pair lady's brown gloves. 620/51-Cunderdin found property (s/cases,

satchel, clothing). 621/51-Long handled ice rake. 622/51-Glass fanlight. 623/51-One suitcase. 628/51-Gent's white shirt and grey socks. 633/51-Red cushion. 636/51-Lady's handbag, gauntlet and glove. 646/51-One roll fly wire.

Unclaimed Found Property-continued. 649/51-Lady's green beret. 650/51-Tobacco pouch. 652/51-Claremont found property (gent's cycle',

car tyre, etc.). 654/51-Lady's brown knitted gloves. 062/51-Lady's brown lace gloves. 663/51-Small brown case. 674/51-Chrome tyre rim. 675/51-Cigarette case. 682/51-One lady's red sweater and fawn sweater. 693/51-Busselton found property (sports coat,

towel, bathers). 698/51-Tartan cardigan. 733/51-Lady's gloves. 746/51-Pemberton found property (pillion s2at). 766/51-Gent's cycle. 767 /51-Victoria Park found property (lady's

straw hat). 771/51-West Perth found property (pillow and

napkins). 772/51-Narrogin found property (s/case and

women's clothing). 783/51-Quantity knitting. 823/51-Merredin found property (spectacles anJ

purse). 826/51-Claremont found property (two blan

kets, cameo brooch). 836/51-Lady's cycle, immersion heater, purs::.s,

etc. 843/51-Camera, sports coat, wallet, etc.

Unclaimed Bus Property. 19/50-Metro. Bus Co. (cases, clothing, um

brellas, gloves, etc.l. 20/50-Beam Bus Co. (purses, wallets, raincoat,

coats, etc.). 21/50-Metro. Bus Co. (cases, umbrellas, spec

tacles, overalls, etc.). 22/50-Scarborough Bus Co. (umbrellas, cases,

gloves, clothing). 1/51-Commonwealth Bank (f/pens, gloves,

cameras, etc.). 2/51-Carlisle Bus Co. (gloves, jewellery, purses,

cases, etc.l. 3/51-Beam Transport Co. (gloves, purses, hats,

sundries). 4/51-Metro. Bus Co. (cases, books, purses,

clothing, etc.l. 5/51-Carlisle Bus Co. (gloves, handbags, cloth

ing, etc.l. 6/51-Beam Bus Co. (gloves, tennis racquets,

clothing, purses). 7 /51-Scarborough Bus Co. (wallets, pouches,

gloves, etc.l. 8/51-Metro. Bus Co. (gloves, hats, umbrellas,

clothing, etc.). 9/51-Commonwealth Bank (f/pens, pencils,

gloves, etc.). 10/51-MacRobertson, Millar Aviation Co. (cloth

ing, etc.l. 11/51-Beam Bus Co. (schoolbags, coats, over

alls, etc .l . 12/51-Carlisle Bus Co. (raincoats, purses, gloves,

etc.l. 13/51-Metro Theatre (alarm clock, jewellery,

wallets, etc.). 14/51-Metro Bus Co. (gloves, clothing, pouches,

wallets).

APPOINTMENT. (26 George V., No. 36.l

HIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased to appoint Gordon Thomas Staples, of Kalgoorlie, in the State of Western Australia, Solicitor a Commissioner of th2 Supreme Court of Western Australia to administer or take within the State of Weste~·n Australia any oath, affidavit, affirmation, declaration or acknowledgment by a married woman to be used in the Supreme Court of Western Australia. The Commission to remain in force until the said Gordon Thomas Staples ceases to reside in the State of Western Australia aforesaid, or until he ceases to practise the profession of a Solicitor on his own account or in partnership there, or until revoked.

G. J. BOYLSON, Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office, Perth, 30th July, 1951.

2290 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [17 August, 1951. --------------"------

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1946.

Notice of Change of Situation of Registered Office and/or of the Days and Hours such Office is Accessible to the Public.

Pursuant to Section 99 (4). Spencer Ferguson Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that-(1) the Registered Office of Spencer Ferguson Pty. Ltd. was, on the 18th day of July, 1951, changed to and is now situated at Room 9, Commercial Bank Chambers, 42 St. George's Terrace, Perth. (2) The days and hours during which the Registered Office of Spencer Ferguson Pty. Ltd. is accessible to the public are, as from the 18th day of July, 1951, as follows: -9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday, inclusive.


R. J. BEVAN, Secretary.


Form No. 38.

Notice of Situation of Registered Office and of the Days and Hours during which such Office is Accessible to the Public.

Pursuant to Section 99 (4).

To the Registrar of Companies. NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office of Thurgood Williams Pty. Lt:1. is situate at Room 411, 205 St. George's Terrace, Perth, and that the days and hours during which such office is accessible to the public are as follows :-9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on all days except Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

Dated this 31st day of July, 1951.

T. G. WALKER, ,Secretary.

Lavan & \Valsh, Solicitors, 29 Barrack Street, Perth.


Form 70.

Notice of Situation of Registered Office and Days and Hours of Business.


British Memorial Fund.

Incorporated in Victoria.

BRITISH MEMORIAL PUND hereby gives notice that the Registered omce of the Company is situated at c/o Flack & Flack, A.M.P. Chambers, William Street, Perth, and that the days and hours during which such office is accessible to the public are:-M:ondays to Fridays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. inclusive (public holidays excepted).

Dated the 2nd day of August, 1951.

A.R.LANG, Agent in Western Australia.

Stone, James & Co., 47 St. George's Terrac2, Perth, Solicitors for the said Company.


Notice of Increase in Share Caoital beyond the Registered Capital.

Pursuant to Section 65.

\Vesta·n i¼otor Company Pty. Limited.

1. VvESTERN MOTOR co:rvIPANY PTY. LIMITED hEreby gives notice that by a resolution of t_he Company passed on the 25th day of July, 1951, the nominal share capital of the Company was increased t,y the addi.tion thereto of the sum of sixty-five thousand pounds divided into sixtyfive thousand sharrn of one pound each beyond the registered capital of thirty-five thousand pounds.

2. The additional capital is divided as follows:Nurnber of shares, 65,000; class of shares, ordin

ary; nominal amount of each share, £1.

3. The conditions (e.g., voting rights, dividends, etc.) subject to which the new shares have been or are to be issued are as follows :-No conditions have yet been determined for any new shares to be issued.

4. The rights attached to the preference shares or to each class of preference shares forming part of the original or increased capital of the Company are:-(a) Nil.

Dated this 9th day of August, 1951. F. A. GILHAM,

Director.


Notice of Situation of Registered Office and of the Days and Hours during which such Office is Accessible to the Public.


The Produce Traders Limited.

To the Registrar of Companies.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office of The Produce Traders Limited is situated at the offices of Messrs. J. D. Whyte Reilly & Mitchell, 12 HO\vard Street, Perth, and that the days and hours during which such oflice is accessible to the public are all days except Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Date;d this 13th day of August, 1951.

LESLIE L. ROBINSON, Director.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

No. 8 of 1951.

In the matter of Durham House Proprietary Limited and in the matter of the Companies Act, 1943-1949.

NOTICE is hereby given that the order of the Supreme Court of Western Australia dated the 7th day of August, 1951, confirming the reduction of the capital of the abovenamed Company from £60,000 to £10,000 and the minute approved by the Court showing with respect to the capital of the Company as altered the several particulars required by the above Statute was registered by the Registrar of Companies on the 9th day of Aug·ust, 1951. The said minute is in the words and figures following:-

"The capital of Durham House Proprietary Limited is ten thousand pounds (£10,000) divided into forty thousand shares of 5s. each instead of sixty thousand pounds divided into sixty thousand shares of £1 each.

"At the date of registration of this minute forty thousand of the said shares are issued and the sum of 5s. has been and is to be deemed to be paid up on each of the said shares."


NORTHMORE, HALE, DAVY & LEAKE, of Halsbury Chambers, 13 Howard

Street, Perth, Solicitors for the Company.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to sections 402 and 405 of the abovenamed Act, the undermentioned person has been registered, on the date specified, as qualified to act as Auditor of Companies:-

Lynn Oswell John Eynon, of Beverley, Public Accountant; date of registration, 13th August, 1951.

G. J. BOYLSON, Registrar of Companies.


IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949, and in the matter of Barrard Tractor Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section 26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate of Incorporation as a Limited Company has this day been issued to Barrard Tractor Pty. Ltd.


Companies Office,


Supreme Court, Perth, W.A.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949, and in the matter of Thurgood Williams Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section 26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate of Incorporation as a Limited Company has this day been issued to Thurgood Williams Pty. Ltd.


Companies Office,



IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1949, and in the matter of Crystal Brook Garage Pty. Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section 26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate of Incorporation as a Limited Company has this day been issued to Crystal Brook Garage Pty. Ltd.


Companies Office,



I, LEO KAMPE, of 58 Alma Road, Mt. Lawley, trustee of or person hereunto authorised by St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation, do hereby give notice that I am desirous that such congregation should be incorporated under the provisions of the Associations Incorporation Act, 1895.

Memorial of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation filed in pursuance of the Associations Incorporation Act, 1895.

1. Name of the Institution-The St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation.

2. Object or purpose of the Institution-To establish, maintain and conduct a Christian congregation in Western Australia for the members of Evangelical-Lutheran faith.

3. Where situated or establish2.d-58 Alma Road, Mt. Lawley, W.A.

4. The name or names of the trustee or trustees -Executive Committee: Chairman, Peteris Ozols; vice-chairman, Matiss Vaezemnicks; secretary, Fanis Klavins; treasurer, Fanis Belte; Reverend Leo Kampe.

5. In whom the management of the Institution is vested, and by what means <,vhether by deed, settlement, or otherwiseJ-Executive Committee by means of election.

THE PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1895.

A. H. Wasley & Sons.

NOTICE is hereby given of a change in the constitution of the Partnership heretofore existing between Arthur Henry V/asley, Cecil Laurence Wasley and Norman vVilllam Wasley carrying on business as Master Painters, at 197 Walcott Street, Mount Lawley, under the style or firm of "A. H. Wasley & Sons."

On the 1st day of August, 1951, the said Arthur Henry Wasley retired from the said Partnership and the said Cecil Laurence Wasley and Norman William Wasley became the sole members thereof and will continue to carry on the said busine::s under the style or firm of "A. H. Wasley & Sons" and the said Cecil Laurence Wasley and Norman

Vlilliam Wasley will jointly receive and pay all monJys due to and owing by the Partnership.


Signed by the said Arthur Henry Wasley in the presence of-

<Sgd.l A. H. WASLEY.

(Sgd.l M. E. Sinclair, J.P.

Signed by the said Cecil Laurence Wasley in the presence of-

(Sgd.l C. L. WASLEY.

(Sgd.l M. E. Sinclair, J.P.

Signed by the said Norman William Wasley in the presence of-

(Sgd.l N. W. WASLEY.

(Sgd.l M. E. Sinclair, J.P. Boultbee, Godfrey & Virtue, 66 St. George's Ter

race, Perth.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA-PROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Francis Thomas Adams, formerly of Dukin, in the State of Western Australia, Farmer, but late of Glen Forrest, in the said State, Retired Farmer, deceased.

ALL claims or demands against the estate of the abovenamed deceased must be sent in writing to the Executrix, Minnie Sara Adams, of care of ,the undersigned, on or before the 17th day of September, 1951, after which date the said Executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands so sent in.

Dated the 10th day of August, 1951.

ACKLAND & NOWLAND, of Padbury Buildings, Forrest

Place, Perth, Solicitors for the Executrix.


In the matter of the Will and Codicil of Augustus Ricardo Fenn, formerly of 63 Second Avenue, Mount Lawley, in the State of Western Australia, but late of 85 Second Avenue, Mount Lawley, in the said State, Retired Farmer, deceased.

ALL claims or demands against the estate of abovenamed deceassd must be sent in writing to the Executors, care of Nicholson, Verschuer & Nicholson, 97 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 17th day of September, 1951, after which date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the ass2ts of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and demands of which they shall then have had notice.


NICHOLSON, VERSCHUER & NICHOLSON,

of the Bank of Adelaide Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the Executors.


In the matter of the Estate of William James Horrigan, late of Keane Street, South Belmont, in the State of Western Australia, but formerly of Belmont Avenue, South Belmont, aforesaid, Dry Cleaner and Business Proprietor, deceased, intestate.

ALL claims or demands against the estate of the abovenamed deceased must be sent in writing to the Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Executor and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St.

2292 d-OVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [17 August, 1951.

George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 17th day of September, 1951, after which date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands so sent in.


A. D. SMITH, 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitor for the Executor.


In the matter of the Will of Lillian Elizabeth May Pestell (in the Will shown as Lilian Elizabeth May Pestelll, late of 47 Bedford Avenue, Subiaco, in the State of Western Australia, Widow, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the abovenamed deceased are hereby required to send particulars in writing thereof to the Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Executor and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 17th day of September, 1951, after which date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and demands of which he shall then have had notice.


STODDART & WALTON, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitors for the Executor.


In the matter of the estate of Arthur Herbert Townsend, formerly of West Coast Highway, Scarborough, but late of care of Nedlands Park Hotel, Nedlands, in the State of Western Australia, Salesman, deceased, intestate.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the abovenamed deceased are requested to send particulars thereof in writing to the Executor, The Perpetual Executors, Trustees and Agency Company (W.A.l Limited, of 89 St. George's Terrace, Perth, in the State of Western Australia, on or before the 17th day of September, 1951, after which date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and demands of which he will then have had notice.


ROBINSON COX & CO., Solicitors for the Executor,

20 Howard Street, Perth.


In the matter of the Will and Codicil of Francis John Priestman, late of Hunter's Road, Warragul, in the State of Victoria, Farmer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the abovenamed deceased are requested to send particulars thereof in writing to the Executor, care of The Perpetual Executors, Trustees and Agency Company (W.A.l Limited, of 89 St. George's Terrace, Perth, in the State of Western Australia, on or before the 17th day of September, 1951, after which date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and demands of which he will then have had notice.


ROBINSON, COX & CO., Solicitors for the Executor,

20 Howard Street, Perth.


In the matter of the Will of James Hunter, late of Latham, in the State of Western Australia, Farmer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the abovename deceased are hereby required to send particulars in writing thereof to the Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Executor and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 17th day of September, 1951, after which date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and demands of which he shall then have had notice.


STODDART & WALTON, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitors for the Executor.

THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT, 1941-1947. NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 14 of the Public Trustee Act, 1941-1947, the PUBLIC TRUSTEE has elected to administer the estates of the undermentioned deceased persons.

Dated at Perth the 15th day of August, 1951.

J. H. GLYNN, Public Trustee, Perth.

Name of Deceased, Occupation, Address, Date of Death, Date Election Filed.

Belt, John Meyer Johansen (also known as John Meyer Belt and John Meyer Johansen-Belt); Share Farmer and Farm Labourer; formerly of Moonijin and of 89 Lindsay Street, Perth, but late of Mosman Park; 22/5/51; 8/8/51.

Hodges, Frances Constance; Widow; late of 183 Colin Street, West Perth; 22/5/51; 8/8/51.

Pullen, Frank Edwin (also known as Frank Edward Pullen); Labourer and Packer; late of 131 Fitzgerald Street, West Perth; 28/4/51; 8/8/51.

Shearer, John James; Retired Prospector; late of Queen Street, Perth; 25/5/51; 8/8/51.

Keirse, Patrick James (also known as Patrick Keirse); Truck Driver; late of Koojedda; 21/2/51; 8/8/51.

Woodhead, Emily Lilian; Married Woman, late of Noggerup; 6/3/51; 8/8/51.

Stephens, Edwin James; Retired Faller; late of Nedlands; 11/6/51; 9/8/51.

Bonser, John; Builder; late of Cunderdin; 7/5/50; 9/8/51.

McRae, George William; a member of the Australian Regular Army; formerly of 115 Newcastle Street, Perth, in Western Australia, but late of Puckapunyal in Victoria; 6/4/51; 9/8/51.

Underwood, Samuel Leslie Thomas (also known as Samual Leslie Thomas Underwood) ; retired Farmer; late of Edward Street, Manjimup; 22/2/51; 13/8/51.

Veinsteins, Janis; Labourer; late of Forest Station, via Guildford; 13/8/51.

Gnangara 11/12/50;

Devan, Daniel; retired Labourer; late of Nullagine; 8/3/51; 14/8/51.


Notice to Creditors and Claimants. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the estates of the undermentioned deceased persons are hereby required to send particulars of such claims or demands to the Public Trustee in writing on or before the 17th day of September, 1951, after which date the Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased persons among those entitled


thereto, having regard only to those claims or demands of which the Public Trustee shall then have had notice.

Dated at Perth the 15th day of August, 1951.

Public Trust Office, Perth, W.A.

J. H. GLYNN, Public Trustee.

Name, Occupation, Address, Date of Death. Belt, John Meyer Johansen (also known as John

Meyer Belt and John Meyer Johansen-Belt); Share Farmer and Farm Labourer; formerly of Moonijin and of 89 Lindsay Street, Perth, but late of Mosman Park; 22/5/51.

Hodges, Frances Constance; Widow; late of 183 Colin Street, West Perth; 22/5/51.

Pullen, Frank Edwin (also known as Frank Edward Pullen); Labourer and Packer; late of 131 Fitzgerald Street, West Perth; 28/4/51.

Shearer, John James; Retired Prospector; late of Queen Street, Perth; 25/5/51.

Keirse, Patrick James (also known as Patrick Keirse); Truck Driver; late of Koojedda; 21/2/51.

Woodhead, Emily Lilian; Married Woman; late of Noggerup; 6/3/51.

Stephens, Edwin James; Retired Faller; late of Nedlands; 11/6/51.

Bonser, John; Builder; late of Cunderdin; 7/5/50. McRae, George William; a Member of the Austra

lian Regular Army; formerly of 115 Newcastle Street, Perth, in Western Australia, but late of Puckapunyal, in Victoria; 6/4/51.

Bullen, Harold; Truck Driver; late of 202 Wellington Street, Northam; 24/2/51.

Sims, Arthur Gilbert; Engine Driver and Retired Farmer; formerly of Dwyer Street, Boulder, but late of 8 Mandurah Road, South Fremantle; 2/5/51.

Farrer, George; Warehouse Manager, Shop Assistant and Salesman; late of 25 Park Road, Mount Lawley; 21/6/51.

James, Daniel; Retired Railway Employee; late of 15 Duke Street, East Fremantle; 7 /6/51.

Underwood, Samuel Leslie Thomas (also known as Samual Leslie Thomas Underwood) ; Retired Farmer; late of Edward Street, Manjimup; 22/2/51.

Veinsteins, Janis; Labourer; late of Gnangara Forest Station, via Guildford; 11/12/50.

Bamford, Edward Albert; Retired Railway Employee; formerly of Perth Road, Albany, but late of Alexander Road, Albany; 18/1/50.

Sadler, William Charles; Retired Farmer; formerly of 118 Broome Street, Perth, but late of 16 Maude Street, Victoria Park; 25/5/51.

Perrett, William Ernest; Farmer; formerly of Government Road, Osborne Park, and of Wanneroo Road, Osborne Park, but late of Mundijong; 9/7 /51.

Roberts, Florence Ann; Married Woman; formerly of Carmel, but late of 8 Hawkesburn Road, Rivervale; 25/3/51.

Windsor, Charles Edwin John; Contract Carpenter and Carpenter's Labourer; late of Pemberton; 16/11/50.

Devan, Daniel; Retired Labourer; late of Nullagine; 8/3/51.

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892. No. 27 of 1926.

Re Frederick Richard Hugh Lavery, of Yilgarn Street, Beaconsfield, carrying on business there and at Wongan Hills, Haulage Contractor.

A FOURTH and final dividend is intended to be declared in the above matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by the 31st day of August, 1951, will be excluded from dividend.


A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver,

6 The Esplanade, Perth.

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Cash Orders, etc., Lost Chief Secretary's Department Commissioners for Declarations Commissioners of Supreme Court Companies Crown Law Department Deceased Persons' Estates Electoral .... Factories and Shops .... Fire Brigades Act Health Department .... Industrial Arbitration Justices of the Peace Labour, Department of Lands Department Land Titles Licensed Surveyors Act Marriages, Licenses to Celebrate Metropolitan Water Supply, etc. Municipalities Native Affairs .... Orders in Council Partnerships dissolved Police Department Premier's Department Proclamations Public Service Commissioner Public Trustee ....

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Public Works Department .... . ... 2263-83 Railways .... .... 2285-7 Registrar General .... 2284-5 Road Boards . ... 2262-3, 2278-83 Sale of land for non-payment of Rates 2266 Sale of unclaimed found and lost Property .... .... 2287-9 Tender Board Tenders accepted Tenders invited Traffic Act-Regulations Transfer of Land Treasury Vermin Districts Water Supply, etc., Department ....

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