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No. 160.] THURSDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER. [1916.

WAR PRECAUTIONS (ENEMY SHAREHOLDERS) REGULATIONS 1918.

W THEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautions (Enemy Shareholders) Regulations 1916, it is amongst other thingsj provided that after the fifteenth day of April, 1916, the Attorney - General may, if he thinks fit, by order published in the

Gazette, declare that any shares specified in the order are thereby transferred to the Public Trustee, and thereupon all such sharesshall, by force of the order, be and be deemed to be transferred to, and vested in, the Public Trustee :

And whereas it is by the said Regulation further provided that all Companies, any of whose shares are affected by anyorder of the Attorney - General under that Regulation, shall carry out the order according to the tenor thereof, by transferringthe shares in the books of the Company to the name of the Public Trustee, and that, within seven days after the publicationof any such order, any person in possession of any scrip representing shares transferred to the Public Trustee by force of theorder shall forward it to the Public Trustee :

And whereas, by instrument dated the eighth day of September, 1916, and published in the Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette of the ninth day of September, 1916, the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth delegated to the Solicitor - Generalof the Commonwealth all the powers and functions of the Attorney - General under .any Regulation made under the War'Precautions Act 1914 -1918 :

Now therefore I, ROBERT RANDOLPH GARRAN, the Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth, in exercise of the powersand functions delegated to me, as aforesaid, do hereby declare that the interest of Otto Bauer in the shares specified in theSchedule hereunder is hereby transferred to the Public Trustee.

THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO.

Company in which Shares are held. Name of Registered Shareholders. Number ofShares.

Distinctive N;upbers ofShares.

Commercial Building and Investment Com-pany Limited

Otto Bauer and Arthur Wigram Allen . . 500 12063 -12562

Dated at Melbourne this 1st day of November, 1916.

C.14763.

R. R: GARRAN,Solicitor-General of the Commonwealth.

No. 160. ---9th November, 1916 3090 Commonwealth Gazette


WHEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautions (Enemy Shareholders) Regulations 1916, it is amongst other thingsy. provided that after the fifteenth day of April, 1916, the Attorney - General may, if he thinks fit, by order published in the

Gazette, declare that any shares specified in the order are thereby transferred to the Public Trustee, and thereupon all such sharesshall by force of the order be and be deemed to be transferred to, and vested in, the Public Trustee :'

And whereas it is by the said Regulation further provided that all Companies, any of whose shares are affected byany order of the Attorney - General under that Regulation, shall carry out the order according to the tenor thereof, by trans-ferring the shares in the books of the Company to the name of the Public Trustee, and that, within seven days after thepublication of any such order, any person in possession of any scrip representing shares transferred to the Public Trustee byforce of the order shall forward it to the Public Trustee:

And whereas the Attorney- General -of the Commonwealth, acting in pursuance of the War Precautions (Supplementary)Regulations 1916, by instrument dated the eighth day of September, 1916, and published in the Commonwealth Gazette on theninth day of September, 1916, has delegated to the Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth all the powers and functions ofthe Attorney - General under any Regulation made under the War Precautions Act 1914 -1916:

Now therefore I, ROBERT RANDOLPH GARRAN, the Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth, do hereby declare that theshams specified in the Schedule hereunder, are hereby transferred to the Public Trustee.


Company in which Shares are held. Name of Registered Shareholder. Number ofShares.

Distinctive numbers ofScrip or Shares.

Woods - Gilbert Rail Planer Company Limited

Sydney Ferries Limited . ..

, A. H. Müncli

Hermann Beinssen . .

10555

116508020

830253750

100 (con-tributing)

33071 -3308010325 -1032910335 -1033910320 -10324

411911-41202657048 -57097247333 - 2474127226 -7245196862- 196869163503 16353246318 -46342293214 - 293256122490 122539309387- 309486

Bank of New South Wales George Felix Webendörfer 21Colonial Sugar Refining Company Limited .. 15 156521 - 156535

10 29522 -29531Fairymead Sugar Company Limited 200 148601- 148800

50 259887- 259936250 134301 - 134550

Mick Simmons Limited 200 727 -926170 57411 -5758050 60916 -6096510 61616 -6162540 65786 -6582525 77981 -7800520 80156 -8017557 95564 -95620

Webendorfer Brothers Limited .. 11,994 1 -11994Mungana Mining Company Limited Carl Liesel 2,000William Brooks and Company Limited Miss Valesca Schultze . . 200 30101 -30300

100 48721 -48820Miss Ludovici Schultze . 200 48841 -49040

Oroya Links Limited .. . . Eugen Kayser and Charles Heinrich 50The Broken Hill South Silver Mining Com-

pany No LiabilityKarl Kollmeyer .. 50

Manly Gas Company Limited .. MissiMathilde Pauch 100 3001 -310050- 24263 -24312

150 (paid 41588 -41737up to 8/6

Dated at Melbourne this lst:day of November, 1916.R. R GARRAN,

Solicitor - General of the Commonwealth.


WHEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautions (Enemy Shareholders) Regulations 1916, it is amongst other thingsprovided that after the fifteenth day of April, 1916, the Attorney- General may, if he thinks fit, by order published in the

Gazette, declare thàt any shares specified in the order are thereby transferred to the Public Trustee, and thereupon all such sharesshall, by force of the order, be and be deemed to be transferred to, and vested, in the Public Trustee :

And whereas it is by the said Regulation further provided that all Companies, any of whose shares are affected by anyorder of the Attorney - General under that Regulation, shall carry out the order according to the tenor thereof, by transferringthe shares in the books of the Company to the name of the Public Trustee, and that, within seven days after the publicationof any such order, any person in possession of any scrip representing shares transferred to the Public Trustee by force of theorder shall forward it to the Public Trustee :

And whereas, by instrument dated the eighth day of September, 1916, and published in the Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette on the ninth day of September, 1916, the Attorney- General of the Commonwealth delegated to the Solicitor - Generalof the Commonwealth all the powers and functions of the Attorney - General under any Regulation made under the WarPrecautions Act 1914 -1916 : .

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Commonwealth Gazette 3091 No. 160.-9th November, 1916

Now therefore I, ROBERT RANDOLPH GARRAN, the Solicitor - General of the Commonwealth, in exercise of the powersand functions 'delegated to me as aforesaid, do

. hereby declare that the interest of Otto Bauer in the shares specified in theSchedule hereunder is hereby transferred to the Public Trustee.

SCHEDULE REFERRED TO.

Company in which Shares are held. Name of Registered Shareholders. Number ofShares.

Distinctive Numbers ofScrip or Shares.

The Australian Gaslight Company Otto Bauer and Arthur Wigram Allen.. 68 "A" 44048- 44074, 47380,47381, 44554-44574,100729 100733,118243 118247,125888 - 125895

Otto Bauer and Arthur Wigram Allen . . 34 "B" 146330- 146363


R. R. GARRAN,Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth.

WAR PRECAUTIONS (ENEMY SHAREHOLDERS)REGULATIONS 1916.

WHEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautions(Enemy Shareholders) Regulations 1916, it is amongst

other things provided that after the fifteenth day of April,1916, the Attorney - General may, if he thinks fit, by orderpublished in the Gazette, declare that any shares specifiedin the order are thereby transferred to the Public Trustee,and thereupon all such shares shall by force of the orderbe and be deemed to be transferred to, and vested in, thePublic Trustee :

And whereas the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth,acting in pursuance of the War Precautions (Supplementary)Regulations 1916, by instrument dated the eighth day ofSeptember, 1916, and published in the Commonwealth Gazetteon the ninth day of September, 1916, has delegated to theSolicitor- General of the Commonwealth all the powers andfunctions of the Attorney - General under any Regulationmade under the War Precautions Act 1914 -1916:

And whereas the Solicitor- General of the Commonwealthdid, by Orders dated respectively the twenty- seventh day ofSeptember, 1916, and the second day of October, 1916, andpublished in the Commonwealth Gazette of the fifth day ofOctober, 1916, declare that certain shares in the BrokenHill South Silver Mining Company No Liability, and MunganaMining Company Limited were thereby transferred to thePublic Trustee :

And whereas it is desirable that the said Orders be revokedand determined so far as regards certain of the shares thereinspecified, namely, the shares specified in the Schedule here-under :NOW therefore I, ROBERT RANDOLPH GARRAN, the

Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth, do hereby revokeand determine the said Orders, dated respectively the twenty-seventh day of September, 1916, and the second day ofOctober, 1916, so far as regards the shares specified in theSchedule hereunder, but not otherwise.


Number ofShares. Company in which Shares are held. Name of Registered

Shareholder.

50

2,000

The Broken Hill South SilverMining Company No Liability

Mungana Mining Company Limi-ted

Karl Killmeyer

Carl Linsil


R. R. GARRAN,Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth.

WAR PRECAUTIONS (ENEMY SHAREHOLDERS)REGULATIONS 1916.

WHEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautions(Enemy Shareholders) Regulations 1916 it is amongst-

other things provided that after the fifteenth day of April,1916, the Attorney - General may, if he thinks fit, by orderpublished in the Gazette, declare that any shares specified inthe .Order are thereby transferred to the Public Trustee,and thereupon all such shares shall by force of the Order beand be deemed to be transferred to, and vested in, the PublicTrustee

And whereas the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth,acting in pursuance of the War Precautions (Supplementary)Regulations 1916,. by instrument dated the eighth day ofSeptember, 1916, and published in the Commonwealth Gazetteon the ninth day of September, 1916, has delegated to theSolicitor - General of the Commonwealth all the powers andfunctions of the Attorney- General under any Regulationmade under the War Precautions Act 1914 -1916 :

And whereas the Solicitor- General of the Commonwealthdid by Order dated the second day of October, 1916, publishedin the Commonwealth Gazette of the fifth day of October, 1916,declare that certain shares in the Broken Bill ProprietaryCompany Limited therein. specified were thereby transferredto the Public Trustee

And whereas it is desirable that the said Order be revokedand determined so far as regards certain of the shares thereinspecified, namely, the shares specified in the Schedule here-under :

Now thereforeI;ROBERT RANDOLPH GARRAN, the Solicitor -General of the Commonwealth, do hereby revoke and deter-mine the said Order dated the second day of October, 1916,so far as regards the shares specified in the Schedule here.under but not otherwise.

THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO,

Number of Shares. Name of Registered Shareholder.

60 E. Haberstock

Dated at Melbourne this 6th day of November, 1916.

R. R. GARRAN,Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth;

No. 160. 9th November, 1916 3092 Commonwealth Gazette

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.

PURSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 1903 -1916, notice is hereby given that His Excellency the Governor - General,acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased to . make Regulations under the Acts named

hereunder.0

Copies of the Regulations may be purchaseil at the Government Printing Office, Melbourne, at the price indicated.

Title of Act.Citation ofStatutory

Role.Particulars of Regulations comprised in I

Date onStatutory Rule. which

made.

Post and Telegraph Act 1901-1916



S.R. 1916,No. 274

S.R. 1916,No. 275

S.R. 1916,No. 276

Post and Telegraph Regulations 112and 113. (Prepayment in cash, in onesum, of postage on large quantitiesof mail matter)

Telephone Regulations 70B (7).(Private automatic telephone in-stallations)

Telephone Regulation No. 22. (Ficti-tious telephone messages)

To comeinto

operation.

Price ofStatutory

Rule.

s. d.Forthwith 0 3

Forthwith 0 3

Forthwith 4 3

W. M. HUGHES,Prime Minister.

Department of Trade and Customs,Melbourne, 26th October, 1916.

CUSTOMS BY -LAW NO. 355.

(T. and C. B.16/7339.)

I EDWARD JOHN RUSSELL, acting for the Minister, of State for the Commonwealth of Australia admin-

istering the Department of Trade and Customs, do here -by, in pursuance of the Customs Tariff 1908 -1911, and ofall other enabling powers, make the following Depart-mental By -law.

E. J. RUSSELL,For Minister for Trade and Customs.

MINOR ARTICLES FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF

GOODS WITHIN THE COMMONWEALTH.

Customs Tariff 1908 -1911, Item 434.

The undermentioned Minor Articles for use in themanufacture within the Commonwealth of the under-mentioned goods may be admitted under this By-law:

Cells, Dry, Electric

Caps, brass, with nuts.Caps for carbons.

Carbons.

Cups, inc.Z

Terminals (including binding posts) . of brass, andnuts and washers therefor, but not including ter-minals having metal strips or other metal attach-ments soldered thereto.

(Provided security be given by the ownerthat they will be used only for the above pur-pose, and that evidence of such use be givento the satisfaction of the Collector within sixmonths after delivery by the Customs.)

Department of the Treasury,Melbourne, 8th November, 1916.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of the following appointments underthe Treasury Regulations :

ACTING CERTIFYING OFFICERS.

BnoINOwsvi, R. A.To certify accounts for expenditurewhich it has been directed shall be certified by theSecretary, Joint House Committee, during the . tem-porary absence of the latter.

ISRAEL, DONALD PERCY.To certify accounts for expen-diture which it has been directed shall be certified byP. R. Cleland, during the temporary absence of thelatter.

ACTING AIITHORIZING OFFICERS.Joint House Committee. --R. A. BROINOWSICI, during the

temporary absence of G. H. Monahan.Attorney- General's Department. GEORGE SHAW

KNOWLES, during the temporary absence of R. R.Garran.

Department of Home Affairs, Port Augusta.DONALDPERCY ISRAEL, during the temporary absence of P. R.Cleland.

ACTING RECEIVERS OF PUBLIC MONEYS.Commonwealth Sub - Treasury, State of South Australia.

WILLIAM LAYCOCK, during the temporary absence ofH. H. Howell.

Commonwealth Sub Treasury, State of Queensland.-THOMAS ALFRED MAGUIRE, during the temporary ab-sence of W. Thomson.

ACTING PAYING OFFICERS.Commonwealth Sub - Treasury, State of South Australia.

WILLIAM LAYCOCK, during the temporary absence ofH. H. Howell.

Department of Home Affairs, Port Augusta.- -LEWISHORNER, during the temporary absence on other dutiesof D. P. Israel.

Department of the. Treasury, Taxation Branch, State ofQueensland. -- GEORGE GARDINER WRIGHT, during thetemporary absence of L. C. Kemp.

Department of the Treasury, Pensions Branch, State ofQueensland. THoiAs ALFRED MAGUIRE, during thétemporary absence of W. Thomson.

ACTING SUB - TREASURY PAYMASTERS.

Commonwealth Sub - Treasury, State of South Australia.WILLIAM LAYCOCK, during the temp teary absence ,of

H. H. Howell.Commonwealth Sub- Treasury, State of Queensland.

THOMAS ALFRED MAGUIRE, during the temporary ab-sence of W. Thomson.

W. G. HIGGS,(504) Treasurer.

Commonwealth Gazette

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3093 }To. MO.-9th November, t916

Prime Minister's Department,Melbourne, 8th November, 1916.

IIExcellency the Governor-General, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, has approved, in accordancewith the provisions of No. 61 of the Treasury Regulations under Section 71 of the Audit Acts 1901 -1912, of the expenditure

indicated hereunder :

To Whom Payable. Purposes for which Expenditure Incurred.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.Ex Mins. Nos. 931 and 935.

COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT SMALL ARMSMuniéipality of Lithgow, Reqn. No. 54 ..B. K. Morton Pty. Ltd., Reqn. No. 25Saxton and Binns Ltd., Sydney, Reqn. Nos.

209, 27, 22, and 15Colonial Ammunition Co., Footscray, Reqn.

No. 15Lithgow Coal Association, Reqn. No. 29 ..H. P. Gregory and Co., Sydney, Reqn. Nos.

102 and 103W. G. Watson and Co. Ltd., "Sydney

Regn. No. 180 .. .. ..184 ..

Austral Bronze Co., AlexandriaReqn. No. 33 .. .. ..

67 ..

33Eagle and Globe Steel Co. Ltd., Sydney,

Reqn. No. 44Benson Bros., Druitt- street,`Sydney, Reqn.

No. 134John Fell and Co.,tUltimo -road, Ultimo,

Reqn. No 62 -11;1Z--7 ,.? - .

COMMONWEALTH GOVERNME

Messrs. J. P. Howe and Co. Pty. Ltd.,Account No. 133

W. BraithwaiteAccount No. 137 ..

29 .. ..J!

350 ..The Pyrotan Leather Ltd.

Account No. 199 ..-84 ..

114 . .264 ..341 ..

J. Carew and Co.--Account No. 213 ..

28 ..

315 ..

Messrs. Vary Bros.Account No. 124 ..

7fW. Barrie

Account No. 65 ..

291 ..

!! 169 ..

Mr. Josiah WindmillAccount No. 21 ..

164 ..Messrs. Hackett Bros.

Account No. 44 ..175 ..

Messrs. R. W. Thomson aiid Co.Account No. 9 .. .

161 ..

Supply of gasSteel .Timber ..

,.

Brass strip .

CoalPatternmakers' latheGang drill .

One 30 h.p. motorThree 30 h.p. motors

Tobin bronze ..309 bars Tobin bronzeTobin bronze ..Chrome vanadium steel

Steel

Fuel oil

HARNESS, SADDLERY,Chrome

NT

Crop . .Harness backs . .Crop ..BridleCrop leather

Chrome!7

7f

Printing flapsStrap leatherHarness leatherLeggingBag leather

PP !fStrap leather`Bag leatherLegging leatherCase leatherLeggingSpecial hideStrap ..

Harness . .Skirt ..Crop ..Harness..

SO

Amount.

AND LEATHER

..Buckles, bent heel ..Equipment studsOxidizing loops and slides . .Buckles .. ..Equipment studs ..Bandolier buckles 00

Harness leather .Harness.. ..

Chrome ..,,

Skirt leatherHarness backsBridle backsCropLegging leatherBridleSkirt leatherHarness, .Crop ,Legging backsDubbinKip . ,

AA

AA

ACCOUTREMENTS FACTORY.

0.

£ e.d

114 10 4159 15-. 6563 6 1

320 10 2

190 1 3151 0 3158 12 7

115 0 0345 0 0104 8 2704 18 4666 10 0101 16 9

483 8 8

162 4 9

100 12 2

266 0 0201 2 5272 10 160 4 7

136 2 8

381 11 6422 12 2526 6 6187 7 8304 18 0

4 1 985 17 1143 4 616 18 48910 313 15 227 18 121 12 655 14 228 7 464 6 326 8 5

119 13 6

870 7 4114 4 965 13 5

103 2 6

62 19 11101 5 0

3 10 0139 8 11142 14 1024 1 10

150 17 0201 3 3

1,378 0 10840 9 6158 8 233 16 -029 8 035 0 0

122 9 1303 9 3615 7 3182 10 7178 4 028 5 1022 12 024 16 9

go. 160.-9th November, 1916 3094

DEPARTMENT OP DEFENCE-- contintbeci.


To Whom Payable. Purposes for which Expenditure Incurred.

COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT HARNESS, SADDLERY, AND

Amount. .

E 8. d.LEATHER ACCOUTREMENTS FA0TORY contin2Ged.

Messrs. G. Pìzzey and Son, Account No.43Messrs. Norton Bros., Account No. 40 ..Mr. T. Broadhurst

Account No. 20 .. .. . ." 186 .. .. .

Messrs. Michaelis, Hallenstein and Co., Ac-count No. 27

Messrs. Metcalfe and Barnard, Account No.52

Mr R. J. Harvey

ChromeSkirt leather

Harness.. O. Oe

London strap 40 ssBrown harness OM .Bridle backsCrop .. .Thread, khaki, £153 19s. 2d., less 10 per cent. and 21. per cent.

536 1 4151 10 1

'236 15 310 16 1

236 17 292 15 0

366 11 8

135 1 11

Account No. 49 ... Thread, £354 17s. 10d.. less 10 per cent. . 319 8 1146 . . . 306 5 8

525 9 5Mr. A. W. Appleton, Account No. 5 Bridle backs .. . 219 13 1Messrs. J. Herford and Sons, Account No. Strap leather .. . 91 6 4

185 Bag leather .. .. 115 14 2Bridle .. .. 23 15 5

Messrs. Zwar Bros. and Co., Account No. 25, Harness backs .. .. 388 13 3231

Mr. David Reid, Account No. 157 . Bridle leather .. .. 180 16 2Messrs. G. Kinnear and Sons, Account No. 6 Twine 04 4 4 0

Manila rope .. .. 98 16 0J. W. Shopland, Account No. 160 Calf . 31 16 0

Harness backs ., . 45 9 9Kip .. . 167 4 10

Messrs. J. Harrison Pty. Ltd , Account No. Studs, brady .. . 1,670 18 8309 Rivets and washers 1,065 17 6

Caps . 14 12 0Rivet machines .. .N . 9 0 0

Messrs. T. Evans and Co.--Account No. 204 .. . . Duck .. . . 311 3 6' 277. Cotton duck .. 353 15 6

Mr. L. T. Moore, Account No. 326 Cotton duck, £216 ls., less 1 per cent 213.17 9Messrs. J. P. Howe and Co., Account No. Crop . . 180 17 5

343Messrs. W. and A. Macarthur Ltd., Account Cotton. duck 295 3 0

No. 197Messrs. J. Kennon and Sons, Account No. Chrome 451 17 6

180 Calf .. 00 00 74 2 0Messrs. J. Edmondson and Co., Account Canvas.. 185 5 2

No. 240Messrs. D. and W. Murray Ltd., Account Cotton duck 278 12 6

No. 219Messrs, Evan Evans, Account No. 276 .. Cotton duck 271 2 0

Birkmyre's cloth 329 6 9The Australian Tannery Co., Account No. Crop leather ,. 344 17 8

127Messrs. A. W. Dobbie and Co., Account No. Studs and washers 442 4 0

103Messrs. Wm. McLean and Co., Account No. Brass plates 18 0 8

231 Chin strap links .. 11 11 3Brass studs . . 85 5 9

COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT WOOLLEN CLOTH FACTORY.

Jas. Dyson, Voucher No. 1074 .-

R. J. Fletcher, Voucher No. 1119Wm. Houghton and Co.--

2 scouring and milling machines, and additions and alterations toone carbonizing bowl

Bichromate soda .. . .

316 0 0260 7 5

Voucher No. 1236.. 161 bales wool q 2,943 7 51237.... .. .., 25 bales wool 327 2 11

,, ,, 1239.. 36 bales wool ... 459 17 5P. H. Pearce and Son, Voucher No. 1241 50 bales wool .. 636 10 2British Dyes, Voucher No. 1305 Khaki yellow paste 155 2 0Jas. Officer and Co., Voucher No. 1311 Acetic acid . . 146 19 1Wm. Houghton and Co.

Voucher No. 1337. .. .. 43 bales wool . . 593 7 61338.. .. 10 bales wool 266 9 81339.. .,. .. 38 bales wool .. . 569 4 51341.. . .. 13 bales wool .. . 189 0 7

,, 1342.. .. 40 bales wool . . 1,123 18 111343... .. 50 bales wool . .. 1,132 4 21373.. .. 32 bales wool .. . 693 14 111345.. ... 100 bales wool ... 1,256 18 01353.. 21 bales wool ,,. .Y 517 2 9

Nestle and Anglo -Swiss Milk Co.,No. 108

Sargood Bros., Rego. No. 92W. D. and H. O. Wills

Voucher No. 90 ...104 .,

.

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OP AUSTRALIA.

Reqn. Supply of chocolates

Clothing ..

Tobacco .. ...

148 18 10

156 6 0121 19 0151 8 3

Coiñz:i*onweAlth Gazette 3095 No. 160. --9t11 November, 1916

DEPARTMENT o8 Demeancontinued.

Claim No. Claimant. Service. Amount.

1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.

£ 8. d.

2175 Noyes Bros. Ltd., Sydney Spare parts for Gardner oil engine .. 138 15 32974 F. Attewell.. :. Timber supplied for No. 6 Australian General Hospital,

A.I.F172 9 11

3631 Webster and Co. Ltd. Iron, &c., for Military Hospital, A.I.F., Kangaroo Point 104 10 53732 Jas. Campbell and Sons . Material supplied for construction of Central Miniature 266 18 3

Rifle Range3932 W. and A: Poultnev.. Timber supplied for Enoggera Camp, A.I.F. .. .. 113 1 33933 E. Rich and Co. Ltd. Denim supplied for A.I.F. stock .. .. 219 19 44089 Jas. Campbell and Sons 420 lengths of ridging, at 2s. 9d £57 15 0

2 tons 0 cwt. 1.15 qrs. corrugate iron, at£36 5s., for Fraser's Paddock Camp, A.I.F. 73 3 11

130 18 114 tons 0 cwt. 2.14 qrs. corrugated iron, at

£36 5s., for Fraser's Paddock Camp,A.I.F.

5 910 cwt. 0.10 qrs. corrugated iron at £36 5s.

4091

4092

7,

77 ,,146 2 8

2 tons 10 cwt. 1.6 qrs. corrugated iron, at£36 15s., for Fraser's Paddock Camp,A.I.F... .. .. 92 S 8

110 14 5Timber supplied for A.I.F. huts, Enoggera ... ..4198 W. and A. Poultney.. 307 9 4

4339 A. E. Simpson . . Sanitary services at A.I.F. Camps, Enoggera 278 3 44535 G. Ryan .. 2,000 white hats, at 13s. 6d. dozen ... . 112 10 04562 A. E. Simpson .. Sanitary services at Fraser's Hill Camp, A.I.F. 126 19 25099 State Saw -mills .. Timber for erection of huts at A.I.F. Camps, Enoggera.. 622 16 35187 Colonial Sugar Co. .. Sugar, 4 tons 10 cwt., at £29 5s., less 3 per cent. discount,

Supply Depôt, Enoggera128 4 5

5204 Henry Dean and Sons Forage supplied to Permanent Remount Depôt, A.A.S.C. 116 6 85207 National Agricultural and Industrial As-

sociation of QueenslandTimber supplied for A.I.F. Camps at Exhibition .. 201 0 6

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.

21389 R. Towns and Co., Sydney .. . . Tobacco per s.s. Morinda, to Rabaul .. .. 204 9 .621390 F. J. Walker and Co., Sydney Boiled rabbits, per s.s. Morinda, to Rabaul .. 187 10 021847 Stanmore Preserving Co. Ltd., Stanmore Jam Liverpool Camp .. .. 310 4 021848 Vacuum Oil Co. Pty. Ltd., Sydney .. Mobil oil, benzine, and marine engine oil, for Rabaul .. 181 3 1021590 Municipal Council of Albury .. . . Drainage carried out at request of Defence Department

in Guinea and Young streets253 0 0

14440 A. R. Warleigh, Lion Laundry, Padding-ton

Laundry work No. 4 Australian General Hospital, Rand -wick

176 19 4

21638 Aulsebrook and Sons Ltd., Sydney .. Bread Consigned to Administrator, per s.s. Mindini, to 222 0 0Rabaul

22706 Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd., Sydney Sugar Darlinghurst Depôt .. 325 3 821514 Robert Little and Co., Sydney . . Canned rabbit to Administrator, Rabaul 175 11 022934 Aulsebrook and Sons Ltd., Sydney .. Cabin biscuits to Darlinghurst 121 5 022777 New South Wales Flour Millers' Produce Bran s.s. Anglo- Egyptian (horse feed) .. 252 2 5

Co.19200 United Typewriter and Supplies Co. Ltd.,

Sydney3 brief Remington typewriters and 3 policy Monarchs,

for Censor125 5 0

23407 T. A. Field, Sydney .. .. Frozen mutton and suet for Rabaul .. 266 12 723190 Colonial Sugar Co. Ltd. .. . . Sugar Rabaul .. .. .. 134 5 019765

'andDarlinghurst .. .. . 340 9 5

23356 Dent Perry, Sydney Firewood Darlinghurst .. 135 19 023346 PP 183 6 019148 Burns, Philp,' and Co., Sydney Freight on goods Administrator, Rabaul .. 140 15 823924 Robert Harper and Co,, Sydney Rice, coffee, and chicory Liverpool Camp .. 139 13 623922 77 7) 77 77 Coffee, chicory, pearl barley, and sago Darlinghurst 103 0 324144 Farmers' Co- operative Co. Ltd. Bacon, butter, cheese, &c., to Administrator, Rabaul 160 4 619165 Johnson and Sons, Sydney .. Sole leather . .. 190 16 0.19991 Vacuum Oil Co., Sydney .. Mobil oil and marine engine oil Rabaul .. 100 14 221676 Henry Bull and Co., Sydney.. Civilian sacs and trousers .. .. .. .. 106 8 023006 Municipality of Kiama Sanitary services A.I.F. Camp .. .. 138 10 624715 A.U.S.N. Co., Sydney .. Freight .. .. 112 1 212019 Saxton and Binns Ltd., Pyrmont 1 hospital wardRutherford Camp .. .. 285 0 012026 77 77 ,7 77 1 hospital ward Kiama ... .. .. .. 292 0 012027 77 PP ,7 ,7 1 hospital ward Menangle .. 292 0 012504 Australian Gaslight Co., Sydney Gas consumed Military Hospital, Randwick 112 15 612021 Saxton and Binns Ltd.,. Pyrmont Timber for tent floors, Liverpool ... .. .. 518 13 84802 Robt. Reid and Co., Sydney . 158 civilian suits .. .. .. .. .. 98 15 04803 77 140 civilian suits .. .. .. .. 84 0 04804 7, 40 civilian suits .. .. ... .. 25 0 04481 77 77 7, 49 civilian suits .. .. .. .. 29 8 07356 7, 7, 22 civilian suits .. .. .. .. 13 4 07355 77 77 77 civilian suits .. .. .. 48 2 66241 77 77 98 civilian suits .. .. .. .. . 58 16 0.,

12421 77 77 117 civilian suits .. .. .. .. .. 70 17 012466 7, 77 77 99 civilian suits .. .. .. .. 61 17 6

823 Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd. Sugar, per s.s. Morinda, to Rabaul .. .. .. 134 5 012768 R. Harper and Co. Ltd., Sydney Tea, &c. Livérpool .,. ... .. 147 13 912535 Municipal Council of Sydney . . Electricity supplied to Military Hospital, Randwick ... 147 13 611837 Municipality of Goulburn . . Sanitary service at Goulburn Military Camp for month of 113 .19 0

June12891 I E. J. Cook, Sydney .. 200 reams cream wove double cap, Form E Printer's 105 0 0

Store, Victoria Barracks13103 J B. Allen, Muswellbrook Lucerne hay Transport .. .. 210 1 913108 77 7, Remount Depôt, Liverpool 333 1 1013389 Cameron and McFadyen Ltd., Sydney Straw Darlinghurst Gaol, A.S.C., Kiama, A.S.C., Liver-

pool127 15 8

P- --- x

No. 160.-9th November, 1916 3096 Commonwealth Gazette

DEPARTMENT óF 710/TRNCB;.--2ND MILITARY DI9TaIoTOontitrfaed.

Claim No.

,...____..._

837612593127671259413292

9488127941279612797137031370210280141571418512528

13783

1379214519

6874137991472714728142501384514612

14603144261501815019143421545815527

14145

106861438314696156221621416213161362920

292129232924

1645016583

16695166941668614382173971739610763

1714312084

12085120861208717656177251772617698

17727177329250

18693-18334

18965

187871868919199

Claimant.

Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd., SydneyDalgety and Co. Ltd., Sydney .

R. Harper and Co. Ltd., Sydney ..Cameron and McFadyen Ltd:, SydneyJulius Colin and Co., Sydney . .

George Hudson and Son Ltd., Glebe ..-tt it

Cameron and McFadyen Ltd., Sydney

James McMahon and Co., Sydney ..The Peacook Jam Co. Ltd., Newtown ..Upton and Co. Ltd., Sydney ..Municipality of Randwick .. ..

Lysaght's Galvanized Iron Pty. Ltd.,Sydney

Saxton and Binns Ltd., Sydney ..H. Jones and Co. Ltd., Sydney ..Council of the Municipality of BathurstSaxton and Binns Ltd., SydneyColonial Sugar Refining Co., Sydney

Pt PP ifCameron and McFadyen, Sydney

ttLysaghts Galvanized Iron Pty. Ltd., Syd-

ney

Saxton and Binns Ltd., SydneyT. A. Field, Ultimo .. ..

Jos. Vickery and Sons, SydneyWalter Reid and Co. Sydney ..Coastal Farmers' Co, - operative Society,

SydneyNew South Wales Fresh Food and ice

Co. Ltd., SydneyCootamundra Municipal CouncilGoulburn Municipal Council ..E. Troy, West Maitland ..Walter Reid and Co., Sydney ..Sydney Stoneware Pipe Association . .

Parafine Paint 'CoGeorge Hudson

Sydneyff

If

., Sydney,

and Son Ltd., Glebe,

ff

,sThe Pea cock Jam Co. Ltd., SydneyJas. Hardie and Co., Sydney

H. Jones and Co. Ltd., SydneyRobert Harper and Co. Ltd., CityF. J. Walker and Co., SydneyMunicipality of KiamaAulsebrook and Sons, SydneyColonial Sugar Co. Ltd., SydneyAustralian Gaslight Co., Sydney

Lassetter and Co. Ltd., SydneyW. G. Watson and Co. Ltd., Sydney ..

,,

s, ro

Henry Berry and Co. Pty. Ltd., Sydney

Nestle and Anglo -Swiss Condensed MilkCo., Sydney

W. D. and H. O. Wills Ltd., Sydney ..Oakleaf Jam Co., Stanmore .Chief Commissioner, New South Wales

RailwaysColonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd.Nestles and Anglo -Swiss Condensed Milk

Co.John Fenton, Randwick

Robert Harper _and Co.. .

Coastal Farmers' Co- operative Co. Ltd.E. Troy, West Maitland ..

Service.

Sugar A.S.C., Liverpool .. .. ..Assorted meats Darlinghurst Gaol .. .

Tea, coffee, &c. Darlinghurst .. ..Chaff Darlinghurst Gaol .. .. .. ..Taking down and re- erecting electric light, &c.; repairing

lamps, &e., in various wards ; and installing electricpower to laundry motors at Randwiek Military Hos-pital

Timber Military Hospital, Randwick ..

tt PP

Chaff Captain Thorn, Liverpool

Cartage, chaff, &c.-- Darlinghurst Gaol .. ..James- Menangle Camp .. .. ..Candles - Darlinghurat Gaol and LiverpoolSanitary service -- School of Musketry, Long Bay Rifle

Range, and Machine Gun SectionGalvanized ironLiverpool .. .

Timber, doors, ladders Milson's Island .. .

Jam Darlinghurst . ..Sanitary service Bathurst Camp .. .

Timber, &c.,, for window frames, fanlights, &c. .

Sugar Darlinghurst .. . ..Liverpool . .

Chaff Darlinghurst ..Lucerne hayLiverpool . .. ..Galvanized iron Rutherford . ..

Kiama ..Timber LiverpoolMeat for Rabaul ..

79 -

Boots -- German Concentration CampGroceries, &c., to Rabaul. .. ..Pork sausages, cheese, butter, &c., to Rabaul ..

Butter and eggs No. 4 Australian General Hospital

Sanitary ServiceCootamundra Camp ..Of Goulburn Camp ..

,, ,, Rutherford Camp ..Grocers' supplies Darlinghurst .. ..Pipes Menangle .. .. .

Pipes, bends, slopes, grates, and discs, MenangleLaying asphalt, felt covered, with white malthoidSupply of timber .. . .

ftT, if

.JamDarlinghurst1-6 roller ironing, drying, and finishing machine Rand-

wick HospitalJam LiverpoolGroceries Darlinghurst ..Canned rabbits Rabaul ..Sanitary service- -Kiama CampBiscuits Rabaul ..SugarRabaul .. .. .. .. ..Gas consumed at Victoria Barracks, South Head, Rand-

wick Rifle Range, A Store, Circular Quay, OrdnanceBranch

Galvanized pipe and barrow (Henry Head) .Material for installation of electric light Little Bay

Hospital

Of ,,it

tt ff

Dreadnought furnaces Menangle Camp ..St

Medal milk Liverpool

Clay pipes and tobacco Rabaul .. .. .

Jam Darlinghurst Supply Dept. .. .

Altering a sleeper railway Carriage, to provide ambulancecar

Sugar Darlinghurst Gaol Dept. ..MilkDarlinghurst Gaol Dept.

Material and labour, fixing first floor of north wing, No. 4Australian General Hospital, Randwick

Dressed rice Darlinghurst ..Bacon, butter, and cheese Darlinghurst . ,Sanitary Services Rutherford Camp , .

Amount.

£ 8. d.340 9 5702 0 0141 10 10232 0 S144 10 fi

423 7 0264 3 11330 9 11331 0 5193 5 2156 15 1285 2 3313 6 8148 10 8100 17 0

465 18 10

256 8 10705 0 0

- 275 18 6144 6 9340 9 5340 9 5153 19 3300 11 0251 17 2

107 16 3148 3 9100 11 7156 11 5420 16 8116 12 0112 5 10

146 0 9121 16 6117 1 6126 19 4234 5 1

45 16 882 8 2

230 18 1.

165 0 028 15 1011 5 21 10 3

727 10 0580 0 0705 0 0161 5 4187 10 0138 14 3222 0 0121 3 1188 18 3

102 17 697 14 4

21 8 23 6 05 3 102 15 0

71 0 035 10 0155 4 0156 2 0775 10 0145 0 0340 9 5155 4 0127 7 6

194 0 0126 6 4127 19 8

Commonwealth Gazette 3097 No. 160.-9th November, 1916

DEPARTMENT OB DNFNNOE 2ND MILITARY DtsTRIOT-contznued.


£ s. d.18319 Cootamundra Municipal Council .. Sanitary Services - Cootamundra Camp 135 16 fl18731 Goulburn Municipal Council . . . Goulburn Camp .. 103 13 019348 The Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd. .. Sugar- Darlinghurst Supply Depöt .. . 340 9 519347 Bushell's Ltd. .. Coffee, chicòry, cocoa, and tea, Darlinghurst .. 135

'3405 8

19345 The Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd. .. Sugar-Liverpool Camp .. .. .. 9 519182 The New South Wales Flour Millers' Pro-

duce Co. Ltd.Bran -No. 1 Wharf, Woolloomoolloo 324 5 7

19357 Cameron and McFadyen .. .. Chaff-Liverpool Camp .. .. I 222 9 019646 Saxton and Binas .. Timber - Milson Island Hospital 145 1 920306 Stanmore Preserving Co. Ltd. .. Jam- Darlinghurst .. 705 0 -020338 Cameron and McFadyen Ltd. .. Chaff - Remount Depot, Liverpool 289 5 0-

20339 PP 99 .- 7, 242 14 520337 Robt. Harper and Co. Ltd. .. . Curry powder, coffee and chicory, and baking powder,

Darlinghurst166 0 4

21148 Saxton and Binns Ltd. Lockers for huts, Liverpool .. 628 14 821147 ,, 77 77 308 5 4

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.

Order No. Claimant. Service. Amount.

£ 8. d.3481 Commonwealth Harness Factory 50 flys, tent, 12 feet x 14 feet, at 50s. each .. 125 0 03508 J. Martin and Co. .. . . 380 cases, slip, pillow, large, at 12s. dozen .. 19 0 0

300 sheets, hospital, at 61s. 6d. dozen . . 76 17 61.636 Commonwealth Clothing Factory 500 gross buttons, ivory, at 1s. 6d. gross, line 22 3710 0

500 gross buttons, ivory, at 2s. 6d. gross, line 30 162 10 0

Reqn. No.

3512 . . ..3189, 3145, 3103, 3146, 3208,

1970, 3190, 3143, 30753623, 3624, 3625, 3630 . .3619, 3626, 3627, 3628 . .

3617, 3618 . . . .

2058, 2045, 3015, 3014, 3069,3008, 3071, 3100, 3098, 3202,3070, 3201, 3287, 3288, 3494,3292, 3290, 3280, 232, 3203,3289, 3142, 3290, 3291, 3287,3279, 3203, 3103, 3282

3790 . .

3382, 3383, 34.91, 3496, 255,3490, 3244, 3737, 3084, 3815,3503, 256, 3738, 3586, 247,251, 240, 3284, 233, 3526,3281, 3283, 3494, 3492, 3493,3211, 254

3761, 3762 .

3756, 3757, 3760, 3763, 37653763, 3764, 3766 ..3819 . ..1841, 1719, 1776, 1792, 1897,

1840, 1847, 1741, 1845, 2008,1924, 1936, 1970, 1921, 1961,2072, 2049, 2071

3524, 3147, 3286, 3236, 3070,3284, 3255, 7814, 3008, 3289,3209, 3242, 3377, 3495, 3282,3393, 3394, 3493, 3496, 3272,3230, 3382, 3289, 3503, 256,3738, 3593, 3586, 250

3212, 3381, 3357, 3322, 3208,3146, 3145, 3189

3381, 3527, 3635, 35533547, 3747, 3683 . .1214 ..

293 ..237 ..238 ..

3752, 273258, 260, 261, 262301, 3023634, 3683, 3800351, 352 ..258, 259 ..217 ..

Claimant.

W. AcklandA. M. Bickford and Son

Whillas and OrmistonMail Newspaper Ltd.E. S. Wigg and SonHarris, Scarfe, and Co.

Globe Timber Mills ..Colton, Palmer, and Preston Ltd.

Mail Newspaper Ltd.Whillas and OrmistonE. S. Wigg and SonNational Clothing Co. Ltd.Harris, Scarfe, and Co. .

7, 77

Faulding and Co.

77 7,

South Australian Railways Commis-sioners

H. Hutchinson .L. T. Christie and SonA. C. Pocock .. . .W. K. Thomas and Cò. . .Stott and Hoare ..Whillas and OrmistonA. M. Bickford and Son . .E. S. Wigg and SonA. McDougall and Co.A. M. Bickford and Son

Service.

ChaffDrugs

StationeryAdvertisingStationeryHardware

Timber ..Ironmongery ..

Advertising ..Stationery ..

ClothingHardware

Drugs

77

Wood

Hay7,

Advertising .. .. ..Hire typewriters, and stationeryStationery ..DrugsStationery .. ..Typewriters .. ..Drugs.. .. ..

Amount.

£ _ 8. d.124 2 5181 15 0

325 19 11290 3 3171 3 7423_2 6

122 2 1107 13 9

198 7 0245 15 11193 14 1256 14 5133 8 4

352 11 6

338 19 2

184 16 7159 1 2171 4 10

117 17 8256 6 1112 14 7188 0 8182 0 3115 5 0143 3 5123 6 2134 11 3104 11 0


DEPARTMENT OF DErffiHOE--4TH MILITARY DasTaloT--continued.

3634, 21'7 ..393,393, 394, 395, 396, 380 ..391,392 ..360, 361,18, 19, 20 . .548 . .. ..

333, 280, 142139, 143, 274, 142, 149, 181, 217,

192, 216, 210, 269, 255, 265,270, 316, 316i ïi,

518 .. .. ..518 .. .. ..518 .. .. ..

Requisition No. Claimant.

e-

Claimant.

Faulding and Co. ..Whillas and OrmistonSands and McDougall3. L. Bonython and Co.Goode, Toms, and Co.A. M. Bickford and SonHarris, Scarfe, and Co.

G. and R. Wills and:Co.Robert Reid and Co.D. and W. Murray Ltd.

DrugsStationery

AdvertisingDenim ..Medicines, &c.Iron, &c.

Blue drill

service.

..

Amount.

£ e. d.226 8 2316 10 61M 0 9122 6 1455 9 5111 6 0103 13 11

121 15 8245 5 5293 11 3


Claimant.

Mrs. C. Vaughan

Service.

For hessian supplied to the Ordnance 'Department, Adelaide, by the Sand BagCommittee, Adelaide

Amount.

£ s. d.166 5 0


£ s. d.813 The State Outfitting Co. .. .. OvercoatsPrisoners of war 106 11 6929 Baker Bros. . Meat 126 9 0930 .. .. .. 252 18 0912 .. .. .:. 111 9 7921987

,, .. ..Dalgety and Co. Ltd. .. ..

...Chaff

111124

161

108

1694 129 8 113824 A. J. Tenney .. . 429 0 01160 Harris, Scarfe, and Co. .. Ridging - -Huts, Blackboy .. 166 18 101888 Foy and Gibson .. Towels . .. .. 102 3 81186 J. J. Snigg .. .. .. Overcoat;; -- Prisoners of war 144 1 61172 Dalgety and Co. ... .. . . Sheep .. 133 19 72654 J. J. Snigg .. .. .. Shirts .. .. 124 14 02172 .. Suits, towels, &c. . . 243 8 91743 WesternAustralian Government, Colonial Bread .. 325 7 4

Secretary's Department1349 Western Australian Government, De-

partment of AgricultureSheep .. 188 10 0

2715 Dalgety and Co. .. .. .. 295 2 02244 H. V. Piesse .. .. .. Chaff .. 293 14 05438 E. C. Atkins .. .. .. Breeches 271 4 05442 113 85439 163 16

.00

5443 165 0 05440 .. 346 4 04448 Western Australian Government, Colonial Bread 328 11 11

Secretary's Department4988 Western Australian Government, De-

partment of AgricultureSheep 169 0 0

4999 Dalgety and Co. .. .. 162 10 05556 E. C. Atkins .. . Breeches 140 8 04954 Sumpton and 'Co. Potatoes .. . 140 1 61547 Harris, Scarfe, and Co. .. .. Galvanized iron .. .. . 878 13 85413 J. J. Snigg .. .. Overcoats .. .. a 196 3 98675 Dalgety and Co. Ltd. Sheep... .. .. .. 125 0 05757 Western Australian Government, Colonial Bread ... .. .. .. .. 434 8 1

Secretary's Department8671 Elder, Shenton, and Co. .. .. Sheep ... 205 14 08475 Sumpton and Co. .. Potatoes 140 1 68709 1, 113 8 68676 .. .. 146 0 78481 Pearse Bros. .. ... Boots ... 130 0 09424 The Cyclone Fence Co. Bedsteads .. ADO 124 10 09126 Western Australian Government, De-

partment of AgricultureSheep .. . 494 0 0


Reg. No.

1875

30494720

J. and T. Gunn

Williams Bros.

. Claimant.

1.

Service.

Timber supplied for alterations at Base Hospital, Laun-ceston

Floor coverings and furniture for nurse's quarters at BaseHospital, Austin's Pony

Amount.

£ s. d.158 15 8

123 9 0124 10 3

Com>daonwealth Gazette 3099

-

No. 160. --9th November, 1916

DEPARTMENT OP DEFENOE--6TH MILITARY DisTRiOT.--continued.

Reg. No. Claimant. Service. Amount.

6830

10916

11243

Coogan and Co.

Cane and Co.

Davis Ltd. . ..

Floor coverings for nurse's quarters, BaseLaunceston

111 tons corrugated iron, at £36Lead washers, &c., two bags, at 42s. 6d.3 cwt. nails .. .. ..

Corrugated iron, ridge capping, and nails, &c.,at Claremont Camp

Hospital,

£414 0 04 5 04 7 0

£ à. d.146 16 8

422 12 0490 0 9for huts

509 Small Arms Factory.. .. 500 rifle barrels, .303, with sight and innerbands, at £90 5s. 10d. per 100 .. £451 9 2

Cases, 10, at 15s. 6Id. .. .. 7 15 5459 4 7

£34 5 0982 A. G. Webster and Son .. .. 2 steers, at £17 2s. 6d. ..3 steers, at £17 .. .. 51 0 015 sheep, at 38s. 3d. .. 28 13 9

113 18 9£96 12 6985 !! !! 55 sheep .. ...

488 lbs pork, at 74-d. 15 5 0111 17 6

£47 5 01828 !! !! 3 steers, at £15 15e. ..35 cheep, at 36s. .. .. .. 63 0 0

110 5 0£3 17 61726 !! !! .. .. 1 vealer ..

29 sheep, at 31s. 6d. .. 45 13 625 sheep, at 33s. 6d. 41 17 619 sheep, at 37s. .. .. 35 3 0

126 11 6£111 0 0773 Davis Ltd. .. .. 3 tons corrugated iron, at £37 ..

2 cases nails, at 53s. 5 6 0Extra weight corrugated iron, 23 lbs., at

37s. cwt. ... .. .. 0 7 8116 13 8

£333 0 02001 !! .. .. .. .. 9 tons corrugated iron, at £371 ton corrugated iron .. 37 15 0Excess weight-- -

3 qrs. 21 lbs., at 37s. cwt. 1 14 819 lbs., at 37s. 9d. per cwt. 0 6 5

4 cases nails, at 53s. .. 10 12 0383 8 1

51 17 41922 Crisp and Gunn 5,658 feet T. and G. pine, at I8s. 4d. 100 feet33,878 feet T. and G. pine, at 19e. 10d. 100

feet .. . 335 19 1387 16 5

.. .1923 .. .. .. 35,640 feet T. and G. pine, at 18e. 4d. 100 feet 326 14 01811 Tasmanian Wool- growers' Agency .. 11 head cattle £149 14 6

Trucking and grazing 0 7 9150 2 3

£108 19 91857 !! !! !! 70 sheep18 lambs .. 2712 6Trucking .. .. .. 0 5 0

136 17 3with1840 G. R. McLean Antiseptic sink, lavatory basins, &c., in connexion 108 410

alterations and additions to 12th Australian GeneralHospital, Launceston

1051 Roberts and Co. 30 sheep, at 34s. .. .. .. £51 0 07 bullocks, at £19 . 133 0 07 cows, at £13 2s. 6d. . 91 17 6

275 17 6Discount .. 0 2 6

27i 5 15 0£258 15 02048 !! .. .. 15 head cattle ..

1 calf .. .. .. .. 5 5 052 sheep . .. .. 91 0 01,742 lbs. pork .. .. 49 18 6

404 18 6Discount .. 0 12 11

404 5 7

To Whom Payable. Purpose for which Expenditure Incurred. Amount..

£ e.

J. Greaney and Party ..

Messrs. Siemens Bros.. .

DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS.

Erection of machinery at Pine Creek, Northern Territory

Machinery and materials for Marranboy Tinfield, Northern Ter -ritorr, September, 1914

£60 additionalto the sumof £300 pre-viously ap-proved, videCommon-wealth Ga=tette of the21st Sep -tember,1916

859 17 0

_

No. 160. 9th November, 1916 3100 Commonwealth Gazette

To whom Payable. Purpose for which Expenditure Incurred. Amount.

POSTMASTER

£

- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Ex Mine. Nos. 446, 45'7, 460.

8. d.

Automatic Telephones {Ault.) Ltd.,King- street, Sydney

77 Payment of the difference* between the amount of Customs dutyincluded in their tender for the supply and delivery to the Post-master- General's Department, State of New South Wales, ofautomatic telephone apparatus required for use in the Mosman,Ashfield, &c., telephone exchanges, and the amount actuallypaid by that company, less the amount of such duty paid asthe result of the Tariff revision of 3rd December; 1914

342 0 10

Automatic Telephones (Aust.) Ltd.,King- street, Sydney

77 Purchase of equipment and telephones 'required for use of thePostmaster - General's Department, State of New South Wales,in connexion with the installation of an automatic privatebranch exchange at the Commonwealth Naval Dockyard,Cockatoo Island. (This takes the place of the notificationrespecting this matter appearing on page 2573 of Commonwealth

1,888 15 2

Gazette No. 124 of the 14tkiSeptember,k1916, which notificationis hereby cancelled.)

Benson Bros. Ltd., Sydney .. Purchase of one Rivett Lathe and extras required for use of the 105 0 0Postmaster - General's Department, State of Queensland


Department of Home Affairs,Melbourne, 30th October, 1916.

APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ELECTORAL REGISTRARS.

IT is hereby notified that each person specified in Column 1 of the Schedule hereunder has been appointed during the pleasureof the Minister for Home Affairs to be Electoral Registrar under the Commonwealth Electoral Act to keep the Roll for the

Subdivision set opposite such person's name in Column 2 of the Schedule, such appointment to take effect on and from the dateupon which the said person takes over the duties; and that each person specified in Column 4 of the Schedule has ceased to beElectoral Registrar under the Commonwealth Electoral Act for the Subdivision set opposite such person's name in Column 2of the Schedule.

SCHEDULE.

Column 1.

Name, Occupation and Address of Person Appointed.

Column 2.

Subdivision.

Column 3.

Division.

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

Walter Francis Williams, Clerk, 99 Moulder - street,Orange

Harold Emerald Owen Hynes, Clerk, GraftonJohn William Clint, Clerk, Mechanics' Institute,

RozelloHenry Alfred Jackson, Clerk to Divisional Return-

ing Officer, 127 King- street, SydneyWilliam Walters, Divisional Returning Officer,

CoomaJames Andrew Croke, Clerk to Divisional

Returning Officer, CoomaNorman Gordon Clayton, Clerk, Narrabri . .

William Henry Miller, Clerk, AlburyJoseph Patrick Mooney, Clerk, Double Bay, SydneyHarry James Burns, Clerk, Electoral Office, Ash -

fieldHilton Hemsworth Turnbull,- Clerk to Divisional

Returning Officer, ParramattaWilliam Martin Garrick, Temporary Clerk, Junee..Ernest Sidney Olsen, Clerk, Mudgee .. . .William James Donner, Clerk to Divisional Return -

ing Officer, RedfernWilliam Henry James Tweeddale, Clerk to Divi-

sional Returning Officer, Sydney

Orange

GraftonRozelle

King ..

Captain's Flat

Cooma

NarrabriAlburyNorth SydneyAshfield

Carlingford ..

Junee ..

MudgeeRedfern

Darling Harbour

Calare ..

Cowper ..Dailey ..

East Sydney

Eden - Monaro

Edon - Monaro

Gwydir ..HumeNorth SydneyParkes ..

Parramatta-

RiverinaRobertsonSouth Sydney

West Sydney

(E.16/3830.)

Column 4.

Name of Person Retired.

George Todd Dumont

Thomas Herbert WallHenry Edward Preston

Josiah Metcalf

Ellen Hogan

William Walters

James McGrathNorman Edward LitchfieldAlexander WilliamsWilliam Edward Grainger

Lindsay George Beattie

Joseph NewmanErnest HumeFrederick Joseph Clarke

Michael John Downey Pago

KING O'MALLEY,Minister of State for Home Affairs.

Commonwealth Gazette 3101 No. 160. -9th November, 1916

Department of1,Home Affairs,Melbourne, 30th October, 1918.

APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ELECTORAL REGISTRARS.

ITis hereby notified that each person specified in Column 1 of the Schedule hereunder has been appointed during the pleasureof the Miniuter for Home Affairs to be Electoral Registrar under the Commonwealth Electoral Act to keep the Roll for the

Subdivision set opposite such person's name in Column 2 of the Schedule, such appointment to take effect on and from the dateupon which the said person takes over the duties ; and that each person specified in Column 4 of the Schedule has ceased to beElectoral Registrar under the Commonwealth Electoral Act for the Subdivision set opposite such person's name in Column 2of the Schedule.

SCHEDULE.

Column 1. Column 2. Columnl3. Column 4.

Name, Occupation, and Address of Person Appointed. Subdivision. Division. Name of Person Retired.

STATEDouglas Alexander Briggs. Postmaster, Nyngan . .James Marshall, Postmaster, BungendoreWilliam Arthur Powers Orr, Postal Inspector's

Clerk, Post Office, CootamundraJohn Goidrick, Postmaster, Relieving, Young ..

OF NEW SOUTHNynganBungendoreCootamundra

I Young ..

WALES.Darling ..Eden - MonaroHume ..

I Werriwa

Alfred Linden BennettAgnes Hay WilsonHerbert Joseph Brown

Allan Thomas McMillan

STATE OF VICTORIA.Elizabeth Wicking, Home,,,,Duties, Post Office, Meredith Corio Elsie Nicholson

MeredithEvelyn Fawlks Stimson, Relievine Postmistress, Talbot Grampians Helena Fox

TalbotMatthew Joseph Treacy, Telegraphist (acting as Woodend Grampians Digby Mackworth Percey

Postmaster, Woodend)Troilus Gray, Postmaster, Wodonga ... .. Wodonga .. Indi .. Henry James Christian

STATE OF QUEENSLAND.Christopher John Teitzel, Postmaster, Clifton . Clifton Darling Downs Richard William HoodRichard Gordon Hayes Palmer, Acting Postmaster, Herberton Kennedy John Vincent O'Donnell

HerbertonWilliam Henry Patrick Hallinan, Postmaster, Blackall Maranon Lionel Harcourt Talbot Powell

BlackallAlexander Douglas Eastaughffe, Postmaster, Gin Gin Gin Wide Bay James Joseph O'Connor

Gin

(E.16/3831.)KING O'11 ALLEY,

Minister of State for Home Affaira.

The Lands Acquisition Act 1906.NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION BY THE

COMMONWEALTH OF DRAINAGE EASEMENTOVER LAND.IT is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency

the Governor - General, acting with the advice ofthe Federal Executive Council, that His Excellency doesapprove of the acquisition by the Commonwealth, byagreement with the owner, of drainage easements overall those pieces or parcels of land in the parish ofPrahran, county of Bourke, State of Victoria, being the2 -feet reserve, Neustadt- street and Lockhart street,shown on plan of Subdivision No. 6481 lodged in theOffice of Titles, such easements to be appurtenant toall that piece or parcel of land at Caulfield, in the saidState, being Crown allotment 3 and part of Crown por-tion 5 in the said parish, and being the land comprisedin certificate of title, volume 3934, folio 786684, in thename of the Commonwealth of Australia.

R. M. FERGUSON,Governor- General.

By His Excellency's Command,KING O'MALLEY,

Minister of State for Home Affairs.V.L. 16/1544. .

Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 927. Melbourne, 3rd November, 1916.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.

AUTHORITY TO ENTER UPON AND USE LANDS FOR TRAININGAT EVANSTON RACE - COURSE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, FROM10TH AUGUST, 1916, TO THE TERMINATION OF THE WAR.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has

been pleased to approve, under the powers conferred bysection 69 of the Defence Act 1003 -1915, of the Com-monwealth Military Forces being authorized to enterupon and use for training, manoeuvres, or other militarypurposes, from the 10th August, 1916, to the terminationof the war, all those lands in the State of South Aus-tralia, known as the Evanston Race- course, the propertyof the G-awler Jockey Club Limited, and of the ownersor occupiers of such lands who claim that they havesustained any damage or loss by reason of such entryor use being required to submit their claims for suchdamage or loss to the District Commandant, South Aus-tralia, within seventy -two hours of such entry or use.

Such claims will be submitted to a Board of threeofficers, and compensation as approved by the Ministerof Defence may be paid to the said owners or occupiers.

This cancels the notification respecting this ManoeuvreArea which appeared in Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette, No. 110, of 24th August, 1916.

W. M. HUGHES,For Minister of State for Defence.


AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.AUTHORITY TO ENTER UPON AND USE LANDS FOR TRAINING

IN THE VICINITY OF PERTH, TASMANIA, BETWEEN THE1ST OCTOBER, 1916, AND 31ST MARCH, 1917.

11S Excellency the Governor- General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has

been pleased to approve, under the powers conferred bysection 69 of the Defence Act 1903 -1915, of the Com-monwealth Military Forces being authorized to enterupon and use for training, manoeuvres, or other militarypurposes, between the ist October, 1916, and 31st March,1917, all those lands in the State of Tasmania enclosedwithin the following boundaries, viz. :That portionof the county of Cornwall bounded on the north by theNorth Esk River; on the south by the South Esk River,on the west by the main Hobart to Launceston roadfrom Perth Bridge on the south to the south - easternboundary of the parish of Launceston ; thence alongthat boundary to the North Esk River, and on the eastby the western boundary of the parish of Evandalefrom the North Esk River to where it crosses theHobart railway line ; thence south - easterly along therailway line to Evandale Station ; thence to the SouthEsk River at the road bridge ; and of the owners oroccupiers of any such land who claim that they havesustained any damage or loss by reason of such entryor use being required to submit their claims for suchdamage or loss to the District Commandant, Tasmania,within seventy -two hours of such entry or use. Suchclaims will be submitted to a Board of three officers,and compensation, as approved by the Minister ofDefence, may be paid to the said owners or occupiers.

This cancels the notification regarding this ManoeuvreArea which appeared in Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette, No. 113, dated 31st August, 1916.

W. M. HUGHES,For Minister of State for Defence,


Department of Home Affairs.HIS Excellency the Governor General in Council has

approved that authority be granted for the follow-ing leases:-- -

From the State Government of New South Wales, forElectoral purposes, of two (2) rooms in the LandsOffice, situate in Dean - street, Albury, New SouthWales, for a period of one (1) year as from the23rd day of May, 1916, at a rental at the rateof £52 per annum. -N.L. 16/3309.

From Mrs. A. Davies, for Defence purposes, of cer-tain premises situate in Welcome- street, Parkes,New South Wales, for a" period of one (1) yearfrom the 8th day of August, 1916, at a rentalat the rate of £52 per annum. -N.L. 16/3229.

From Alfred Ernest Macdonald, of certain premises inMarian- street, Killara, New South Wales, occu-pied as a Post and Telegraphic Office, for a termof two (2) years as from the 1st August, 1916,at a rental of £90 per annum. -N.L. 16/3222.


Department of Home Affairs,Melbourne.

T ENDERS will be received until Noon on Monday, the20th November, 1916, from persons willing to-

( a) Purchase the fee simple; or( b) Purchase the building lease, for a period not ex-

ceeding 50 years, of the Post Office site at thecorner, of Crown- street, Kell's -lane, andLangley -lane, Sydney.

Full particulars respecting this property may be ob-tained on application at the office of the CommonwealthWorks Director, Pomeroy House, corner York and Bar-rack streets, Sydney, or the Chief Surveyor, Departmentof Home Affairs, Melbourne.

Offers to be addressed to the Secretary, Department ofHome Affairs, Melbourne. Envelope to be indorsed" Offer to purchase the fee simple or the building lease(as the case' may be) of the Post Office Site at the cor-ner of Crown- street, Kell's -lane, and Langley - lane,Sydney."

The highest or any offer not necessarily accepted.ßING O'MALLEY,

N.L. 16/3204. Minister of State for Home Affairs.Department of the Navy,

Melbourne, 9th November, 1916.TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF ELECTRIC LIGHT

MACHINERY FOR QUARANTINE BOARDINGLAUNCH.TENDERS are invited, subject to the conditions of

tender, until Twelve noon on Monday, 13th No-vember, 1916, for the supply of Electric Light Machineryfor Quarantine Boarding Launch, Brisbane. Delivery tobe made c.i.f., Brisbane.

Tender form, specification, &c., may be obtained atthe office of the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office,Melbourne, and at Naval Staff Offices, Brisbane, Edgecliff (Sydney) , Birkenhead (South Australia) , Fre-mantle, and Hobart.

Tenders to be indorsed " Tender for ElectricMachinery " on top left -hand corner of envelope, andaddressed (if by post, prepaid) to the. Director of NavyContracts, Navy Office, Melbourne, or the Director ofNavy Contracts, care of one of the above mentionedaddresses, as the case may be.

Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.J. A. JENSEN,

Minister of State for the Navy.Department of the Navy;

Melbourne, 9th November, 1916.TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF TWO 300 B.H.P.

DIESEL OIL ENGINES FOR TWIN SCREW LIGHT-HOUSE STEAMER.

AMENDED NOTICE.MENDERS will be received, subject to the conditions

of tendering, until Twelve noon on Monday, 20thNovember, 1916, for the supply and delivery (c.i.f. Mel-bourne) of two 300 b.h.p. Diesel- Oil Engines for twinscrew lighthouse steamer.

Tender form, specification, &a., may be obtained at theoffice of the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office, Mel-bourne, or at the Naval Staff Offices, Brisbane, Edgecliff(Sydney) , Birkenhead (S.A.) , Fremantle, and Hobart.

Tenders to be indorsed " Tender for Diesel OilEngines " on top left -hand corner of ..nvelope, and ad-dressed to the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office,Melbourne, or to the Director of Navy Contracts, care of

one of the above mentioned addresses, as the case may be.The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be

accepted.J. A. JENSEN,

Minister of State for the Navy.

Department of the Navy,Melbourne, 9th November, 1916.

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF FUMIGATINGBARGE FOR QUARANTINE SERVICE, BRIS-BANE. .

TENDERS will be received, subject to the conditionsof tendering, until Twelve noon on Thursday, 30th

November, 1916, for the supply and delivery of Fumi-gating Barge for Quarantine Service, Brisbane.

Tender form, specification, &c., may be obtained atthe office of the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office,Melbourne, or at the Naval Staff Offices, Brisbane,Edgecliff (Sydney) , Birkenhead (South Australia), Fre-mantle, and Hobart.

Tenders to be indorsed " Tender for FumigatingBarge," on top left -hand corner of envelope, and ad-dressed to the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office,Melbourne, or to the Director of Navy Contracts, careof one of the above - mentioned addresses, as the casemay be.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted.

J. A. JENSEN,Minister of State for the Navy.

Department of the Navy,Melbourne, 91k November, 1916.

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF DYNAMOS,SWITCHBOARD, MOTORS, BALANCES, AND CON-TROL GEAR FOR POWER PLANT FOR FLINDERSNAVAL BASE.

TENDERS will be received, subject to the conditionsof tendering, until Twelve noon on Wednesday, 31st

January, 1917, for the supply of dynamos, switchboard,motors, balancers, and control gear for power plant forFlinders Naval Base. Delivery to be f.o.r. FlindersNaval Base.

Tender forms, specifications, and full particulars maybe obtained at the office of the Director of Navy Con -tracts, Navy Office, Melbourne, and at the Naval StaffOffices, Brisbane, Edgecliff (Sydney) , Birkenhead. (S.A.) ,Fremantle, and Hobart.

Tenders to be indorsed " Tenders for for PowerPlant, Flinders Naval Base," on top left -hand corner ofenvelope, and addressed to the Director of Navy Con-tracts, Navy Office, Melbourne, or to the Director ofNavy Contracts, c/o one of the above - mentioned ad-dresses, as the case may be.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.J. A. JENSEN,

Minister of State for the Navy.

Department of Defence,Melbourne, 8th November, 1916.

CONTRACTS (MILITARY) ACCEPTED.-(Series1916-17.)

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED FOR THE SUPPLY OF STORES FORTHE AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCES.

. Sachs & Coy., Warren- street, Valley, Brisbane. Req.No. 9635. Expeditionary Force. Approved 16thOctober, 1916.

4523. 100 ovens, Aldershot pattern complete, each con-sisting of 2 segments; 2 ends; 4 bars bearingwith eyes with 9 dishes; 1 peel; 1 plate, bottom,£7 5s. per oven, complete.

P. 0. Fysh d Coy. Ltd., 181 Charles - street, Launceston,Tasmania. Req. No. 9683. Expeditionary Force.Approved 17th October, 1916.

4524. 300 pairs boots, ankle, brown, militia, SealedPattern No. 1537, 15s. 5d. per pair.

Centennial Shoe Coy., Walker- street, Redfern, New SouthWales. Req. No. 9684. Expeditionary Force. Ap-proved 17th October, 1916.

4525. 3,000 pairs boots, ankle, brown, militia, SealedPattern No. 1537, 15s. M. per pair.

Bryant Bros., Junction -road, Albertoñ, South Australia.Req. No: 9593. Expeditionary Force. Approved 9thOctober, 1916.

4526. 1,400 poles, 3 ft. 6 in., for flags, signal, army,£1 2s. per 100.

F. Townley, East Brunswick, Victoria. Req. No. 9664.Expeditionary Force. Approved 9th October, 1916.

4527. 250,000 buckles, brass, 1 -in., with tongues, 1.44d.each.

Coa3monweaith Gazette 3103 No. 160.-9th November, 1916

Doss, Robbins, & Co., Victoria- street, Carlton. Req. No.9665. Expeditionary Force. Approved 9th,` October,1916.

4 528. 46,800 buckles, brass, 2 -in., fitted with tongues,18s. 9d. per 100.

Stokes & Sons Pty. Ltd., Melbourne. Req. No. 9665.Expeditionary Force. Approved llth October, 1916.

4529k 170,000 buckles, brass, 2 -in., fitted with tongues,18s. 9d. per 100.

Fenn cC Campbell, 25 Erskine street, Sydney. Req: No.9594. Expeditionary Force. Approved 9th October,1916.

4530. 23,400 buckles, brass, 2 -in., fitted with tongues,lid. each.

Thos. Mitchell & Coy. Pty. Ltd., 360 Lonsdale- street,Melbourne. Req. No. 9605. Expeditionary Force.Approved 9th October, 1916.

4531. 10,000 handles, broom, bass, 20s. lid. per gross.

G. Brown & Son, Victoria- street, East Brunswick. Req.No. 96.99. Expeditionary Force. Approved 17thOctober, 1916.

4532. 2,500 axes, head, pick, C.P., 3s. 8d. each.

F. Long & Co., Footscray. Req. No. 9699. ExpeditionaryForce. Approved 17th October, 1916.

4533. 2,500 axes, head, pick, C.P., 3s. 9d. each.

S. Walder, Ltd., 340 Pitt - street, Sydney. Req. No. 9604.Expeditionary Force. Approved 13th October, 1916.

4534. 2,800 flags, signal, army, blue, 2 feet x 2 feet, 99d.each.

Thos., Mitchell & Coy. Pty. Ltd., Lonsdale- street, Mel-bourne. Req. No. 9694. Expeditionary Force.Approved 17th October, 1916.

4535. 2,400 brooms, bass, heads, tropical climates, 2s.each.

4536. 1,400 brushes, scrubbing, hand, 100. each.

Gibaud & Son Pty. Ltd., Victoria- street, Fitzroy. Req.No. 9694. Expeditionary Force. Approved 17thOctober, 1916.

4537. 850 brooms, bass, heads, tropical climates, 2s. 5d.each.

Queensland Blind, Deaf, and Dumb Institution, Cornwall-street, Brisbane. Req. No. 9693. ExpeditionaryForce. Approved 17th October, 1916.

4538. 750 brooms, bass, heads, tropical climates, ls. 9d.each.

G. Chessell, 30 Barkly- street, Brunswick. Req. No. 9692.Expeditionary Force. Approved 9th October, 1916.

4539. 300 shoes, horse, No. 7, fore, C.P., ls. 3d. each.4540. 356 shoes, horse, No. 7, hind, C.P., without calkins,

ls. 4d. each. .

H. Llewellyn, Hoddle- street, Clifton Hill. Req. No. 9707.Expeditionary Force. Approved 24th October, 1916.

Increased cost allowed on boots, ankle, brown,militia, to be supplied to new Sealed Pattern No.1537, instead of Sealed Pattern No. 1464, onaccount of Req. No. 8877.

4541. 38,432 pairs, ls. 3d. per pair, thus making theprice 15s. 5d. per pair.

J. Dixon & Sons, Melbourne. Req. No. 9435. Expedi-tionary Force. Approved 20th September, 1916.

4542. 50,000 buckles, cast gunmetal, 2-in., with tongues,lid. each.

C. Trescowthick, Hoddle- street, Abbotsford. Req. No.9706. Expeditionary Force. Approved 24th October,1916. ..

Increased cost allowed on boots, ankle, brown,militia, to be supplied to new Sealed PatternNo. 1537 instead of Sealed Pattern No. 1464, onaccount of Req. No. 8083.

4543. 552 pairs, ls. 3d. per pair, thus making the price15s. 5d. per pair.

CORRIGENDUM.

4544. Serial No. 3988, of Gazette No. 144, dated 12thOctober, 1916, should read 21s. per dozen for21 dozen trays, impression.

4545. Serial No. 1482, of Gazette No. 91, dated 27thJuly, 1916, should read 17 gross brushes, throat,wood, 36s. per gross.

CONTRACTS FOR RIBBONS, HAT AND CAP.

Chargeable 2nd Expeditionary Force. Approved 14thJuly, 1915.

4546. Req. No. 4733 - Australian Weaving Co. Py. Ltd.,1,500 ribbons, hat, " British Native Police," 6s.per doz.

Chargeable Vote 71/2/4 of. 1914 -1915. Approved 3rdMay, 1915.

4547. Req. Nos. 3988/92 and 4080 - Australian WeavingCo. Py. Ltd., 980 ribbons, hat, R.A.G.A., 6d.each.

4548. Req. Nos. 3988/92 and 4080 - Australian WeavingCo. Py. Ltd., 420 ribbons, hat, R.A.F.A.,each.

4549. Req. Nos. 3988/92 and 4080 - Australian WeavingCo. Py. Ltd., 190 ribbons, hat, R.A.E., 7d. each.

4550. Req. No. 3988/9 -Chas. Anderson & Co. Ltd.,20 ribbons, hat, A.M.C., 10d. each.

Chargeable First Expeditionary Force. Approved22nd December, 1915.

4551. Req. No. 6863 - Australian Weaving Co. Py. Ltd.,1,500 ribbons, hat, woven, " Recruiting Ser-geant," 6d. each.

Chargeable Division 75/2, Item I., Estimates 1915 -1916.Approved 19th January, 1916.

4552. Req. No 7059 - Australian Weaving Co. Py. Ltd.,1,180 ribbons, hat, R.A.G.A., 6d. each.

4553. Req. No. 7059 - Australian Weaving Co. Py. Ltd.,540 ribbons, hat, R.A.F.A., 6d. each.

4554. Req. No. 7060 -B. Mountcastle & Sons. 186 rib-bons, hat, R.A.E., 6d. each.

4555. Req. No. 7061 -Chas. Anderson & Co. Ltd., 60ribbons, hat, A.M.C., 9d. each.

4556. Req. No. 7061 -Chas. Anderson & Co. Ltd., 64ribbons, hat, R.A.E., 51d. each.

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.- CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OFBREAD TO THE UNDERMENTIONED CAMPS, ETC.

Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 17th January,1916.

Period, ist January, 1916 to 31st March, 1916.

N.S.W. State Bakery.4557. Liverpool Camp, 13s. per 100 lbs.4558. Casula Camp,,13s. per 100 lbs.

T. F. Murray.4559. t Holdsworthy (German) Concentration Camp, 14s.4560. f 7d. per 100 lbs.4561. Holdsworthy Camp, 14s. id. per 100 lbs.

M. Schneider.4562. South Head, 14s. 6d. per 100 lbs.

W. G. Hunter.4563. North side of harbor, 10. per lb.

Emily Field.4564. No. 2 Auxiliary Hospital, Blackheath, 3d. per

2 lbs.L. J. Cussen.

4565. Bourke Detention Camp, 20. per lb.Lithgow Co- operative Society.

4566. Lithgow Camp, 18d. per lb.

George Carrie.4567. No. 3 Auxiliary Hospital, Leichhardt, 1 ¡d. per lb.

T. H. Wilson.4568. Trial Bay Detention Camp, 2d. per lb

H. Allen.4569. Berrima Detention Barracks, i d. per lb.

Period, 1st January, 1916, to 1st February, 1916.

T. Hann.4570. Armidale Camp, lid. per lb.

C. Gravolin.4571. Cootamundra Camp, 10. per lb.

A. L. Willis.4572. Narrabri Camp, 2d. per lb.

Great Northern Bread Company.4573. Broadmeadows Camp, Newcastle, lid. per lb.

W. A. Costley.4574. Goulburn Camp, lid. per lb.

-

Na. 160.--9th November, 1916

Period, 8th December, 1915, to 31st December, 1915.Abel & Co.

4576. The " Warren," Marrickville, 1¢d. per lb..R. Gartrell.

4576. Dubbo Camp, 2d. per lb.

T. Haren.Approved 4th April, 1916.

Period, ist February, 1916, to 31st March, 1916.4577. Armidale Camp, lad. per lb.

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2ND MILITARY DISTRICT. -- CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OFGROCERIES TO THE UNDERMENTIONED STATIONS, ETC.

Period, ist January, 1916, to 15th March, 1916.

Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 17th January,1916.

Victoria Barracks and Paddington Rifle Range -Canteen Fund, R.A.A.

4578. Tea, is. 2d. per lb.4579. Coffee, is. 2d. per lb.4580. Sugar, 3d. per lb.4581. Pepper, is. 2d. per lb.4582. Salt, ¡d. per . lb.4583. Mustard, is. 2d. per lb.4584. Raisins, 7d. per lb.4585. Biscuits (cabin), 4d. per lb.4586. Butter, is. 6d. per lb.4587. Jam, 50. per lb.4588. Cheese, is. per ib.4589. Flour, 2d. per lb.

Period, ist January, 1916, to ist April, 1916.South Side of Harbor- Canteen Fund, R.A.A.

4590. Tea, 1s. 4d. per lb.4591. Coffee, is. 4d. per lb.4592. Sugar, 3d. per lb.4593. Pepper, is. 2d. per lb.4594. Sait, ld. per lb.4595. Mustard, 1s. 2d. per lb.4596. Raisins, 7d. per lb.4597. Biscuits (cabin), 41d. per lb.4598. Butter, is. 6d. per lb.4599. Jam, 54d. per lb.4600. Cheese, is. per lb.4601. Flour, 2d. per lb.

North Side of Harbor- Canteen Fund, I.A.A.4602. Tea, is. 4d. per lb.4603. Coffee, 1s. 4d, per lb.4604. Sugar, 3d. per lb.4605. Pepper, is. 2d. per lb,4606. Salt, ¡d. per lb.4607. Mustard, ls. 2d. per lb.4608. Raisins, 7d. per lb.4609. Biscuits (cabin), 41d. per lb.4610. Butter, is. 6d. per lb.4611. Jam, 50. per lb.4612. Flour, 2d. per lb.

Fort Scratchley-- Canteen Fund, 1í.A.A.4613. Tea, ls. 4d. per lb.4614. Coffee, is. 4d. per lb.4615. Sugar, 3d. per lb.4616. Pepper, is. 4d. per lb.4617. Salt, ¡-d. per 1h.4618. Butter, is. 6d. per lb.4619. Jam, 50. per lb.4620. Flour, 2d. per lb.

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT. CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLYPROVISIONS TO WEST MAITLAND . CAMP.

Period, 18th January, 1916, to 19th January, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved, 28th

February, 1916.W. J. McLaughlin.

4621. Bread, lad. per lb.H. A. Atkinson,

4622. Mutton, fresh, 7d. per lb.4623. Sausages, 6d. per lb.4624. Beef, fresh, 8d. per lb.

Swan, Murray, A Hain.4625. Straw, 130s. per ton of 2,240 lbs.

James Westenlwlme.4626. Firewood, 17e. per ton oí 2,240 lbs.

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Period, 20th January, 1916, to 31st January, 1916.A. J. Bush.

4627. Beef, fresh, 6d. per lb.4628. Mutton, fresh, 6d. per lb.

Period, ist February, 1916, to 29th February, 1916.4629. Beef, fresh, 7d. per lb.4630. Mutton, fresh, 6d. per lb.

Period, 20th January, 1916, to 31st March, 1916.W. J. McLaughlin.

4631. Bread, 18d. per lb.W. L. Robinson.

4632. Firewood, 13s. 9d. per ton of 2,240 lbs.

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.- CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OFPROVISIONS TO BATHURST CAMP.

Period 7th January, 1916, to 24th January, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 28th February,

1916.W. Stewart, E. J. Gartrell.

4633. Bread, 31d. per 2 -1b. loaf.

J. 1V. Maguire.4634. Beef, fresh, 61d. per lb.4635. Mutton, fresh, 61d. per lb.

Mockler Bros.4636. Potatoes, £15 10s. per ton of 2,240 lbs.4637. Onions, 1d. per lb.

Naylor Bros.4638. Mixed vegetables, 2d. per lb.

John Boyd.4639. Straw, £5 5s. per ton of 2,240 lbs.4640. Firewood, 16s. per ton of 2,240 lbs.4641. Coal, 15s. per ton of 2,240 lbs.

Period 25th January, 1916, to 31st March, 1916.

W. Stewart.4642. Bread, l ¡d. per lb.

A. L. Howard.4643. Firewood, 14s. per ton of 2,240 lbs

T. Lewis.4644. Straw, 4s. 3d. per cwt.

Period 25th Jan nary, 1916; to 29th February, 1916,

J. P. Ryan.4645. Beef, fresh, 7d. per ib.4646. Mutton, fresh, 7d. per lb.4647. Beef, corned, 61d. per lb.4648. Sausages, 7d. per lb.

3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.-CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASEAND REMOVAL OF REFUSE FROM SEYMOUR CAMP.

Period 1st March, 1916, to 30th April, 1916.. Paid into Revenue. Approved 26th April, 1916.

4649. F. Pearce, £5 per 1,000 men in camp per month.

3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.- CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OFMILK TO THE UNDERMENTIONED HOSPITALS.

Period ist January, 1916, to 31st March, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 19th April, 1916.

OF A. W. Warren.4650. .Convalescent Home (Clifton Springs), 1s. per

gallon.C. G. Chitts.

4651. Sandringham House, 112d. per gallon.

J. Pope., -

4652. Glenroy Hospital, is, 6d, per gallon.

H. Larcher & Son. M

Period 1st January, 1916,. to 31st January, 1916.

4653. Base Hospital (Melbourne), 1s. per gallon.

Period 1st February, 1916, to 29th February, 1916.4654. Base Hospital (Melbourne), is. 2d. per gallon.

Period 1st March, 1916, to 31st March, 1916.4655. Base Hospital (Melbourne), is. id. per gallon.

Commonwealth Gazette 3105 No. 160. --9th November, 1916

3RD MILITAR DISTRICT. - CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OFMEAT TO THE UNDERMENTIONED CAMPS, HOSPITALS, ETC.

Period ist March, 1916, to 31st March, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 28th February,

1916.Camps and Hospitals, &c., within a 20 -mite radius of

G.P.O., Melbourne -G. A. Watkins.4656. Beef, fresh, 61s. per 100 lbs.4657. Mutton, fresh, 61s. per 100 lbs.

Seymour -G. A. Watkins.4658. Beef,- fresh, 62s. 6d. per 100 lbs.4659. Mutton, fresh, 62s. 6d. per 100 lbs.

Warrnambool -G. .4. Watkins.4660. Beef, fresh, 64s. per 100 lbs.4661. Mutton, fresh, 64s. per 100 lbs.

Queenscliff-G. A. Watkins.4662. Beef, fresh, 64s. per 100 lbs.4663. Mutton, fresh, 64s. per 100 lbs.

Portsea -G. A. Watkins.4664. Beef, fresh, 68s. per 100 lbs.4665. Mutton, fresh. 68s. per 100 lbs.

Approved 28th March, 1916.Ballarat -H. J. Symons.

4666. Beef, fresh, 54s. per 100 lbs.4667. Mutton, fresh, 58s. per 100 lbs.

Bendigo -W. S. Dunstan.4668. Beef, fresh, 54s. 2d. per 100 lbs.4669. Mutton. fresh, 54s. 2d. per 100 lbs.

Geelong Camp and Osborne House -G. Ritchie.4670. Beef, fresh, 54s. per 100 lbs.4671. Mutton, fresh, 56s. 3d. per 100 lbs.

Cast:lcnaaine -J. Williamson.4672. Mutton, fresh, 56s. per 100 lbs.4673. Beef, fresh, 56s. per 100 lbs.

Langwarrin -A. Coxall.4674. Beef, fresh, 50s. per 100 lbs.4675. Mutton, fresh, 55s. per 100 lbs.

Clifton Springs Gallop Bros.4676. Beef, fresh, 75s. per 100 lbs.4677. Mutton, fresh, 75s. per 100 lbs.

31.íD MILITARY DISTRICT.- CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OFFIREWOOD TO THE UNDERMENTIONED CAMPS.

Period, 15th April, 1916, to 31st December, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 6th April, 1916.4678. Williamstown Hanson & Sons, 8s. 3d. per ton of

40 cubic feet.4679. Maribyrnong -B. Stuckey & Co., 7s. per ton of

40 cubic feet.

3'íD MILITARY DISTRICT. - CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OFVEGETABLES TO A.I.F. CAMPS, HOSPITALS, ETC.

Period, 1st Marcie, 1916, to 31st March, 1916.

Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 22nd March,1916.

Seymour- Shea. Hood, & Co.4680. Potatoes, lis. per cwt.4681. Onions, 5s. per cwt.4682: Mixed vegetables, 11d. per 1h.

Langwarrin- Shea. Hood, & Co.4683. Potatoes, lls. per cwt.4684. Onions, 5s. per cwt.4685. Mixedvegetables, 12d. per lb.

Sandringham -F. W. McKittriek.4686. Potatoes, 12s. per cwt.4687. Onions, 4s. per cwt.4688. Mixed vegetables, 2d. per lb.

Bendigo- Potter Bros.4689. Mixed vegetables, 12d. per lb.

Ballarat -J. Gunn & Co.4690. Potatoes, 12s. per cwt.4691.. Onions, 5s. per cwt.4692. Mixed vegetables, lid. per lb.

Base (Melbourne) -Shea, Hood, t& Co.

4693. Potatoes, Ils. per ewt.4694. Onions, 5s. per cwt.4695. Mixed vegetables, lid. per M.

C.14763. -B.

Geelong -W. H. Maine & Co.4696. Potatoes, 13s. per cwt.4697. Onions, 6s. per cwt.4698. Mixed vegetables, 2d. per lb.

Castlemaine -E. D. Williams & Son. -4699. Potatoes, 13s. per cwt.4700. Onions, 6s, 6d. per cwt.4701. Mixed vegetables, 12s. 6d. per 100 lbs.

Queenscliff -Frank Seymour.4702. Potatoes, 14s. lid. per cwt.4703. Mired vegetables, 3d. per lb. .

Portsea -Mac farlan & Stringer.4704. Potatoes, 13s. per cwt.

'4705. Mixed vegetables, 12d. per lb.Williamstown -Shea, Hood, & Co.

4706. Potatoes, lis. per cwt.4707. Mixed vegetables, 12d. fer lb.4708. Onions, 5s. per cwt.Glenroy Hospital, Maribyrnong, Broad,neadows, Fleming-

ton, and Royal Park -Shea, Hood, & Co.4709. Potatoes, ils. per cwt.4710. Onions, 5s. per cwt.4711. Mixed vegetables, lid. per lb.

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.- CONTRACTS FOR THE 'SUPPLY OFFIREWOOD TO ALL CAMPS, HOSPITALS, ETC.

Period, 1st January, 1916, to 29th February, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 13th Afarch,

1916.James McRae.

4712. Mitcham Camp, 17s. 3d. per ton.Josiah Thomas.

4713. Morphettville Camp, 22s. 6d. per ton.4714. Exhibition Camp, 21s. per ton.4715: Torrens Park Hospital, 26s. per ton.4716. North Adelaide Hospital, 25s. per ton.4717. Keswick Hospital, 25s. per ton.

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT : -- CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OFBREAD TO MITCHAM CAMP:

Period, ist February, 1916, to 29th February, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 14th March,

1916.A. & W. D. Thomas & Hill Limited.

4718. Bread, 1 7 -16d. per lb.

4TH MILITARY. DISTRICT.- CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OFMEAT AND BUTTER TO THE UNDERMENTIONED CAMPS,HOSPITALS, ETC.

Period, 1st March, 1916, to 31st March, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 13th March,

1916.All Camps, Hospitals, &c., with the exception of Largs

Camp- Adelaide Meat Stores.4719. Meat, fresh, 6ßd. per lb.

Largs Camp- Adelaide Meat Stores,4720. Meat, fresh, 7d. per lb.

All Camps, Hospitals, &e. -G. Wood, Son, & Co.4721. Butter, Is. 6d. per lb.Period, ist April, 1916, to 30th April, 1916. Approved

11th April, 1916.All Camps, Hospitals, &c., with the exception of Largs

Camp- Adelaide Meat Stores.4722. Meat, fresh, 60. per lb.

Largs Camp Adelaide Meat Stores.4723. Meat, fresh, 70. per lb.4TH MILITARY DISTRICT. CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OF

PROVISIONS TO THE UNDERMENTIONED CAMPS, HOS-PITALS, ETC.

Period 1st March, 1916, to 30th June, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 28th February,

1916.All Camps and Hospitals -Wood, S*n., & Co., Adelaide.4724. Arrowroot, 51d. per lb.4725. Pepper, 10d. per lb.4726. Salt, $d. per lb.4727. Candles,-7d. per lb.4728. Jam (Anchor brand), 42d. per lb.4729. Coffee (50 per cent. chicory), 100. per lb.4730. Sago, 2 3 -16d. per lb.4731. Bovril, 84 per bottle.4732. Oatmeal, ltd. per lb.4733. Milk, condensed, 7d. per tin.4734. Bacon (sides), is. 4d. per lb.4735. Currants, 51d. per lb.4736. Pearl barley, lid. per lb.

No. 160.-9th November, 1916 3106

Fowler Ltd., 13. & J., Adelaide.4737. Meat, preserved (2-1b. tins) (Barnes' Globe),

111d. per lb.4738. Tea, '108d. per lb.4739. =Rice, 2 3 -16d. per lb.4740. Biscuits, cabin, 3d. per lb.4741. Curry powder, 9d. per lb.4742. Baking powder, 100. per lb.4743. Soap, household, 1 15 -16d. per lb.4744.. Bags, paper, 30. per lb.

Collins & Green, Adelaide.4745. Fish, 7d. per lb.

Town & Country Stores.4746. Cheese, ls. per lb.4747. Biscuits, oatmeal, 61d. per lb.4748: Vanilla, essence of 24d. per oz.4749. Cocoa, 9d. per lb.4750. Soda, Id. per lb.4751,. Raisins, 52d. per lb.4752.. Tapioca, 2.141. per lb.

A. W. D, Thomas & Hill Ltd.-Torrens ParkHospital.

4753. Bread, 1 11 -32d. per lb.

Largs Camp.4754. Bread -E. Oldfield, 12d. per lb.4755. Chaff, mixed -E. W. Rix, 60s. per ton.4756. Bran -W. R. Cave & Co., is. per bushel.4757. Oats, crushed -W. R. Cave & Co., 2s. 40. per

bushel.

Exhibition Camp.4758. Bread -A. & W. D. Thomas & Hill Ltd.,

1 11 -32d. per lb.4759. Firewood - McRae, James, 18s. 3d. per ton.4760. Chaff, mixed -W. Ackland, 54s. 6d. per ton.4761. Bran-W. Ackland, 11.1d. per bushel.4762. Oats, crushed -W. R. Cave & Co., 2s. 34d. per

bushel.

Morphetville Camp.4763. Bread -A. & W. D. Thomas & Hill Ltd.,

1 11 -32d. per lb.4764. Firewood, roots- Josiah Thomas, 21s. 3d. per ton.4765. Chaff, mixed -W. Ackland, Ms. 6d, per ton.4766. Bran -W. Ackland, 110. per bushel.4767. Oats, crushed -W. Ackland, 2s. 6d. per bushel.

Mitcham Camp.4768. Bread -A. & W. D. Thomas & Hill Ltd.,

1 10 -32d. per lb.4769. Firewood -names McRae, 18s. 3d. per ton.4770. Chaff, mixed -W. Ackland, Ms. 6d. per ton.4771. Bran -W. Ackland, 110. per bushel.4772. Oats, crushed -W. R. Cave & Co., 2s. 3d. per

bushel.North Adelaide Hospital.

4773. Bread -A. & W. D. Thomas & Hill Ltd.,I 11-32d. per lb.

4774. Firewood, short - Josiah Thomas, 26s. per ton.Keswick Hospital.

4775. Bread -A. & W. D. Thomas & Hill Ltd.,1 11 -32d. per lb.

4776. Firewood - Josiah Thomas, 26s. per ton.

5TH MILITARY DISTRICT.- CONTRACTS FOR THE PURCHASEAND REMOVAL OF CAMP WASTE, FAT, AND DRY BONESFROM THE UNDERMENTIONED CAMPS AND HOSPITALS.

Period ending 30th June, 1916.Paid into Revenue. Approved 11th April, 1916.

Blackboy Hill Camp- Linton & Reeves.4777. Camp refuse, £9 per 1,000 men per 4 weeks.4778. Fat (rendered), 9s. 4d. per cwt.

Belmont Camp -J. Faulkner.4779. Camp refuse, £12 per 1,000 men per month.4780. Fat, 9s. 4d, per cwt.4781. Bones, dry, 2s. per cwt.

Claremont Camp F. G. Howarth.4782. Camp refuse, £15 per 1,000 men per 4 weeks.4783. Fat, £15 per 1,000 Hien per 4 weeks.4784. Bones, dry, £15 per 1,000 men per 4 weeks.

No. 8 4. G. Hospital, Fremantle -S. F. Curran.4785. Camp refuse, £26 13s. 4d. per 1,000 men per

weeks.4786. Fat, £26 13s. 4d. per 1.000 men per -4 weeks.4787.. Bones, dry, £26 13s. 4d. per 1,000 men per 4

weeks.


Menzies -Hospital ---J. Smith..4788. Camp refuse, £40 per 1,000 men per 4 weeks.4789. Fat, 14s. per cwt.4790. Bones, dry, 2s. per cwt.

Guildford Camp-J. Morrison..4791. Camp refuse, £30 per 1,000 men per 4 weeks.4792. Fat, £30 per 1,000 men per 4 weeks.4793. Bones, dry, £30 per 1,000 men per 4 weeks.

6TH MILITARY DISTRICT. CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OFPROVISIONS TO THE UNDERMENTIONED CAMPS, HOSPITALS,ETC.

Period, 15th March, 1916, to 14th April, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 15th March,

. 1910.

Claremont Camp -W. T. Thorpe Ltd.4794. Potatoes, 175s. per ton.4795. Mixed Vegetables, ¡d. per lb.

Austin's Ferri, Hospital -R. Walker & Co.4796. Butter, ls. 4d. per lb.

Austin's Ferry Hospital -W. T: Thorpe Ltd.4797. Potatoes, 175s. per ton.

Mixed Vegetables, 4d. per lb.

Hobart Defences -W. T. Thorpe Ltd.4798. Potatoes, 175s. per ton.

Mixed Vegetables, V. per lb.

Launceston Hospital -F. E. Stearnes.4799. Beef, fresh, 9d. per lb.

Mutton, fresh, 9d. per Its.Beef, corned, 9d. per lb.Sausages, fresh, 9d. per lb.

Launceston Hospital -J. Beck..4800. Butter, ls. 3d. per lb.

Launceston Hospital -F. E. Stearnes.4801. Potatoes, lid. per lb.

Mixed Vegetables, ld. per lb.'T. TRUMBLE,

Acting Secretary.

Department of Trade and Customs,Melbourne, 3rd November, 1916.

ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER.

LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE.

LT is hereby notified, for public information, that the

tender of Shanks S; Co. Pty. Ltd., Melbourne, liasbeen accepted for the supply of 186 " Quenchee " FireExtinguishers, at a total cost of f437 3s. 3d.

Jr A. JENSEN,For Minister for Trade and Customs.


APPROVAL is given to the acceptance of the offerof Mr. P. Dwyer, of 172 Lygon- street, Brunswick,

of £67 10e. for the purchase and removal of five (5)houses at Bank- street, South Melbourne.



TENDERS will be received until Noon on Monday,201h 'November, 1916, from persons willing to

purchase the building lease, for a period not exceeding50 years, of certain land adjoining the Post Office site-at Chippendale, Sydney, and having a frontage of ap-proximately 45 feet to Cleveland - street by a depth of87 feet on the one side and 64 feet on the other.

Full particulars may be obtained upon application tothe Works Director for New South Wales, PomeroyHouse, corner York and Barrack streets, Sydney, or tothe Chief Surveyor and Estates Officer, Department ofHome Affairs, Melbourne.

The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.Tenders to be addressed to the Secretary, Department

of Home Affairs, Melbourne. Envelopes to be indorsedTender for Purchase of Building Lease of Land ad-

4 joining Post Office Site at Chippendale."


N.L. 1.6/2031.

Commonwealth Gazette 3107 No. 160. --9th November, 1916

Postmaster - General's Department,3rd November, 1916.

NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS.

TT is hereby notified for public information that tenders have been accepted for the undermentioned services isI indicated :

Service.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

The General Parcels Delivery Co. Ltd., Chamber of CommerceBuildings, George and Grosvenor streets, Sydney.

Delivery of parcels in suburbs of Sydney by 28 single -horsevans, for the period from the 1st January, 1917, to the 31stDecember, 1918, the Department to have the right to ter,minate the contract at six months' notice

A. Simpson and Sons Ltd., Gawler- place, Adelaide.Supply and delivery of 100,000 tin slides (I.C. tin). .

F. and A. Nosworthy, Garden - street, St. Peters.Supply and delivery of approximately 200 covers and frames,

cast iron, for manholes, with cast steel cross bars

VICTORIA.

McPherson's Ply. Ltd., 582 Collins- street, Mellonrne.1 ton bolts .. .. .. .. ..5 tons blots .. .. .. .. .. . .

(Approximate quantities for the period ending 30.6.17).

The Australian Portland Cement Co. Pty. Ltd., 31 Queen - street,Melbourne.

1,750 casks cement, Portland ..

The Firebrick Insulator and Pottery Co. Pty. Ltd., 153 William -street, Melbourne.

50,000 insulators, porcelain, Pattern " A "

QUEENSLAND.

James Campbell and Sons Ltd., Albion.330 3 -in. drain pipes (glazed earthenware) to Drawing Q.2855

(a) 9,900 3 -in. drain pipes (glazed earthenware) to DrawingQ. 2855

(b) 6,000 3f -in. conduits (glazed earthenware) to Specification.547 and Drawing 0.77(Items 4 and 5 to be delivered as required at location of the

various works or at Montpelier -road stores.)1,800 3 -in. drain pipes (glazed earthenware) to Drawing Q.2855

(Item S to be delivered in Post Office yard; Bowen.)

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

W. T. Henley's Telegraph Works Company Ltd., 546 -550Collins - street, Melbourne.

5,580 yards cable, paper insulated, lead covered, 75 pairs, 20 -1b.conductors, to Specification No. 548

Noyes Bros. (Melbourne) Propy. Ltd., 499 -501 Bourke- street,Melbourne (for their Principals, Callenders Cable and Con-struction Co. Ltd., London).

1,957 yards cable, paper insulated, lead covered, 75 pairs 20 -1b.conductors, 25 pairs 10 -1b. conductors, to Specification No.548

2,764 yards cable, paper insulated, lead covered, 75 pairs 20 -1b.conductors, 50 pairs 10 -1b. conductors, to Specification No.548

British . Insulated and Helsby Cables Ltd., 120 King- street,Melbourne.

550 yards tablé, paper insulated, lead covered, 75 pairs 20 lb.conductors, 75 pairs 10 -lb. conductors, to Specification No.548

0.14763. C.

Schedule No. Price.

£ 8. d.

. 6d. per parcel

-Country ofManufacture.

596 (Item 1) £1 9s. 2d. per = 145 10 8 South1,000 Australia

557 (Item 4) £3 10s. each = 700 0 0 New(approx.) South

Wales

1366 (Item 4) £36 per ton = 36 0 0 Victoria1366 (Item 7) £43 per ton = 215 0 0 Victoria

andU.S.A.

1380 (Item 1) 1 lls. per cask = 962 10 0 l Victoria

1353 (Item 1) 1 6Id. each = 1,380 4 2J Victoria

400 (Item 4)

400 (Item 5)

IOd. per pipe = 13 15 0

10d. per pipe = 412 10 0

Is. 3d. each = 375 0 0

400 (Item 8) j is. 3d. each = 112 10 0

438 (Item 1)

438 (Item 2)

438 (Item 3)

438 (Item 4)

Queens-land

£708 per mile = 2,244 13 7 England

£825 per mile = 917 6 11( England

£928 per mile = 1,457 7 8

£1,034 per mile= 323 2 6 j England

WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster- General.

No. 16o .-9th Ncrrenalier, 1916 3108 Commonwealth Gazette

Postmaster - General's Department,9th November, 1916.

TENDERS.4TTENTION is directed. to the undermentioned notices which have appeared in the Commonwealth Gàzette regarding the

invitation of tenders for services and supplies for the Postmaster - General's Department throughout the Commonwealth

Súpplies and Services Required.

G.I. and Steel - stranded Wire, Hard -drawnCopper Wire, and Covered Wire, Schedules

-1369, 1370, 1371Telephone and Switchboard Cable, Schedule 1372Ammonium Chloride, Schedule 1375 ..

Soldering Solution, Tape, Copper Binders, &c.,Schedules 568 and 570

Letter -box Fronts, Locks and Blanks, Schedule551

Calculagraphs and Detectors, Schedule 569 ...Oil Engine, Switchboard, and Accumulators ..Telephone and Switchboard Material, Schedule

573Waterproof. Cloth and Taping, Schedule 598 ...Conveyance of Mails ... ... ...Conveyance of Mails ... ... .Conveyance of MailsSupply and Installation of electrically controlled

Clocks, Schedule 599 ,

Dry Cells, Schedule 1379Conveyance of Mails

Conveyance of Mails ...

Where Required. Date of Gazette inwhich notice appears. Page. Date Tenders Returnable

atG.P.O.

GENERAL.

Various States

Various StatesVarious States

NEW

SydneySOUTH WALES.

Sydney-

SydneyArmidaleSydney

SydneyBarham and Swan HillBoomi and KillalaVarious places ...Newtown ...

VICTORIA,

... Melbourne ... ..Yarrawonga and Cob-

nun East... Rochester and Nan -

neella

Insulators, Schedule 401 ...Private Box Fronts, Schedule 413Caps and Lamps for Switchboard, Schedule 388Wire, Covered, Schedule 393Binders, Sleeves, and Tapes, Schedule 398 ...Cords, Schedule 389 ..Switchboard Parts and Accessories, Schedule 392Measuring Instruments, Schedule 396 ...Telegraph Instruments, Schedule 397 ..

Automatic Switchboards, SPchedule 426Conveyance of Mails ... ...

Telegraph Accumulators, Schedule 492Switchboards, telephone, various, and

Schedule 534Instruments (Telephone), various, and

Schedule 497

QUEENSLAND.

BrisbaneBrisbaneBrisbaneBrisbaneBris baueBrisbaneBrisbaneBrisbaneBrisbane

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Glenelg and BrightonVarious places ...

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.Euclaparts, Perth .parts, j Perth

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17.8.16 1821"31.8.16 19825.10.16 . 2725

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* Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Postmaster - General, Melbourne.t Data of closing extended from 14th November, 1018. Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Postmaster - General, Melbourne.§ Date extended from 11th October, 1916. WILLIAM WEBSTER,

Posttoaster- General.

Postmaster- General's Department,Melbourne, 6th November, 1916.

NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER FORTHE RIGHT OF SUPPLYING COVERS, BEARINGADVERTISEMENTS, FOR TELEPHONE DIREC-TORIES.

IT is hereby notified for public information that thetender of The Baker Rushton Company, 106 King -

street, Sydney, has been accepted for the right of supply-ing covers, bearing advertisements, for use on telephonedirectories in public telephone cabinets throughout theCommonwealth, for a period of three years from istJanuary, 1917, for a total annual payment to the Post -master- General's Department of 1208, made up as fol-lows:

£52 in respect of covers supplied for use in each ofthe State of New South Wales and Victoria, and£26 in respect of those supplied for use in each ofthe other States.


Postmaster - General's Department,Melbourne, 6th November, 1916.VICTORIA.

TENDERS FOR BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES.

TENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster General, Melbourne, until Three p.m. on

Tuesday, 5th December, 1916, for supply and delivery of1,400 pairs Bicycle. Tires and 1,400 pairs Bicycle Tubes,as per Schedule No. 1386.

Tender forms, &c., may be obtained at the , StoresBranch, Postmaster - General's Department, Melbourne.

Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for Bicycle Tiresand Tubes, Schedule No. 1386," and be addressed to theDeputy Postmaster- General, Melbourne. They may bedeposited in the Tender -box at the General Post Office,Melbourne; if sent by post they must be prepaid andregistered.

A deposit, in accordance with clause 5 of the GeneralConditions of Contract, must be enclosed with eachtender.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily Beaccepted.


Commonweal% Gazette 3109 No. 160. -9th. November, 1916

Postmaster- General's Department,4th November, 1916.

NEW SOUTH WALES.TENDERS FOR SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF UNDRESSED

POLES METROPOLITAN AREA.

TENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster - General, Sydney, up to half -past Two

p.m. on Monday, 4th December, 1916, -for the followingwork :

Supply and delivery of about 2,000 new wooden poleson trucks at various railway- stations in themetropolitan area, in accordance with ScheduleN.S.W. E.E. 30/16.

Specifications and general conditions may be seen, andschedules, &c., obtained, on application at the office of theEIectrical Engineer, General Post Office, Sydney.

Tenders must be addressed to the Deputy- Postmaster-General, Sydney, and indorsed " Tender for UndressedPoles, Metropolitan Area." They may be deposited in theTender -box at the General Post Office, Sydney; if sent bypost they must be prepaid and registered.

A preliminary deposit of a sum equal to 2 per cent.of the total amount named in the tender up to £500, andwhere the amount exceeds £500, 2 per cent. up to £500,and 1 per cent. on the additional amount over that sum,must accompany each tender. Any tender which maybe received without the required deposit will be liable tobe deemed informal and - rejected accordingly.

The Postmaster - General does not bind himself to acceptthe lowest or any tender.

The accepted tender will be notified in the Common -wealth Gazette, and such notice will be considered as anintimation to unsuccessful tenderers that their tendershave been declined.


Postmaster - General's Department,3rd November, 1916.

QUEENSLAND.TENDERS FOR TELEPHONE MATERIAL.

TENDERS will be received at the office of the Deputy,l Postmaster - General, Brisbane, for the supply anddelivery to the Postmaster - General's Department, State ofQueensland, of material as indicated hereunder :

Material.

Cells, dry, Stores Schedule No. 387

Telephone Apparatus, Stores Sche-dule No. 385

Earpieces, &c., Stores ScheduleNo. 386

Heat Coils, Protectors, &c., StoresSchedule No. 391

Hour and Date up to whichTenders returnable.

Noon on Wednesday.3rd January, 1917

Noon on Wednesday,28th February, 1917

!7

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7)

Tenders may be deposited in the Tender Box, G.P.O.,Brisbane_; if sent by post, they must be registered.

Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for "(as the case may be), and be addressed to the Deputy Post-master- Genèral, Brisbane.

Sealed patterns may be inspected at and Tender Formsand Specifications obtained from the office of the High Com-missioner, London, and the Controllers of Stores of this De-partment in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth,and Hobart.

Neither the lowest no any tender will necessarily beaccepted.


Postmaster - General's Department,6th November, 1916.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.CANCELLATION OF INVITATION OF TENDERS FOR AUTOMATIC

SWITCHBOARDS AT GLENELG AND BRIGHTON, S.A.

IT is notified for public information that the invitationof tenders for the supply, delivery, and erection, at

the Telephone Exchanges, Gleneig and Brighton, of auto-matic switchboards and all associated apparatus, as perSchedule No. 426, which appears on page 1331 of Com-monwealth Gazette, No. 69, of 15th June, 1916, is herebyca ncelled.

WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster General.

TENDERS FOR

Postmaster- General's Department,Melbourne, 6th November, 191.6.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.THE SUPPLY OF 8,000 SPINDLES, J, STEEL,

GALVANIZED.

TENDERS' will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster- General, Adelaide, until Two p.m. on

Wednesday, 13th December, 1916, for the supply of 8,000Spindles, J, steel, galvanized, as per Schedule No. 457.

Tender forms, specifications, &c., may be obtained, andsealed patterns inspected, at the office of the Controllerof Stores, G.P.O., Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane,Perth, and Hobart.

Tenders Must be indorsed " Tenders for Spindles," andbe addressed to thé Deputy Postmaster - General, Ade-laide. They may be lodged in the Tender -box at theGeneral Post Office, Adelaide; if sent by post they mustbe prepaid and registered.

A deposit, in accordance with clause 5 of the GeneralConditions of Contract, must be enclosed with eachten der.

Neither thebe accepted.

lowest nor any tender will necessarily

WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster - General.

Attorney - General's Department,Melbourne, 8th November, 1916.

APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL MAGISTRATE INTHE STATE OF QUEENSLAND FOR THE PUR-POSES OF THE INVALID AND OLD -AGE PEN-SIONS ACT 1908 -1912.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General, with the ad-vice of the Federal Executive Council, bas been

pleased to appoint THOMAS ALFRED MACUIRE, Esquire,an officer of the Pensions and Maternity AllowanceOffice, Brisbane, in the State of Queensland, to be aSpecial Magistrate of the Commonwealth of Australiafor the purposes of the Invalid and Old -age PensionsAct 1908 -1912, to have, hold, exercise, and enjoy thesaid office during the pleasure of the Governor- General.

W. M. HUGHES,Attorney - General.

Department of Trade and Customs,Melbourne, 8th November, 1916.

Ex. Minn. No. 385 and 386.HIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting with the

advice of the Federal Executive Council, has ap-proved of the following appointments:

W. CODY, as an Officer of Customs in New South Walesfor the purposes of the Commerce ( Trade Descrip-tions) Act 1905.

J. H. O. PAGE, Police Constable, as Acting Officer ofCustoms at Whim Creek, Western Australia, viceConstable Growden.

J. A. JENSEN,for Minister for Trade and Customs.

Department of the Navy,Melbourne, 9th November, 1916.

APPOINTMENT OF POWER ENGINEER FORROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RADIO SERVICE.

APPLICATIONS are invited from persons qualifiedto fill the position of Power Engineer in the

Royal Australian Naval Radio Service. Salary, £216 to£312 per annum. Commencing salary will be accordingto qualifications.

The following qualifications are necessary :Applicants should be between 30 and 45 years of age,

and should have had at least 8 years' practical workshopexperience in the design, construction, and running ofInternal Combustion Engines and Electric PowerPlants. Practical experience is also required in installingand repair work in connexion with dynamos, motors,rotary converters, switchboards, transformers, &c.

Applicants must be of Australian birth' or permanentlydomiciled in Australia.

Successful applicant will be required to pass a medicalexamination as to physical fitness before appointment,and must take up duty at his own expense.

Applications, accompanied by copies of certificates andtestimonials, must be sent direct to the Naval Secretary,Department of the Navy, Melbourne, so as to reach himriot later than 18th t ecember, 1916.

J. Ä. JENSEN,Minister of State for the Navy.

No. 160. --9th November, 1916

Department of the Navy,Ex. Min. No. 116. Melbourne, 26th October, 1916.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

NAVAL ADMINISTRATION.

3110 Commonwealth Gazette

Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 928. Melbourne; 3rd November, 1916.

AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.

TERMINATION OF TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS.

IS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of the appointments of the under-mentioned officers in the Australian Imperial Force forthe voyage only, being terminated, on completion ofduty, with effect from the dates shown opposite theirnames:-

Appointment.

IIIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has

been pleased to approve of JOSEPH RISLEY SETTLE beingappointed Director of Naval Works -Naval Administra-tion -for a period of three (3) years as from 26th July,1916, with salary at the rate of One thousand five hun-dred pounds (£1,500) per annum, inclusive of all allow-ances except travelling.

J. A. JENSEN,Minister of State for the Navy.-


AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.

TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS.

HIS Excellency the Governor General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of the following appointments beingmade to the Australian Imperial Force, for the voyageonly: -To be Colonel-

Colonel G. H. DEAN, V.D., . 8th Light Horse Brigade.Dated 14th October, 1916.

To be Lieutenant- Colonels-Lieutenant - Colonel W. C. MARKWELL, V.D., 2nd Light

Horse Brigade (temporarily) .Dated 18th October, 1916.

Major ( Honorary Lieutenant - Colonel) A. J. BENNETT,C.M.G., D.S.O., Unattached List.

Dated 19th October, 1916.Honorary Lieutenant Colonel C. E. NICHOLSON, V.D.,

Retired List.Dated 20th October, 1916.

Honorary Lieutenant Colonel A. SPAIN, V.D., RetiredList.

Dated 20th October, 1916.To be Major (Temporary Lieutenant- Colonel) ---

Major W. J. R. HUTCHINSON, 23rd (Barossa) LightHorse.

Dated 10th October, 1916.To be Majors -

Major H. J. J. MADDOX, 64th Infantry (City of Mel-bourne Regiment) .

Dated 22nd September, 1916.Major F. H. THRIFT, 6th Light Horse (Hunter River

Lancers).

To be Captains -Captain W. J. S. GILLIES, 6th Light Horse (Hunter

River Lancers) .

Dated 18th October, 1916.

Dated 20th October, 1916.Captain H. R. ROWE, Unattached List.

Dated 20th October, 1916.Honorary Captain G. H. ALLAN, Retired List.

Dated 5th November, 1916.To be Honorary Captain --

Honorary Lieutenant H. V. H. NEWBIGIN, Reserve ofOfficers.

To be Lieutenants -Lieutenant J. R. ROsiE, 24th (Flinders) Light Horse.

Dated 10th October, 1916.Lieutenant W. F. S. C. BUCHAN, Infantry (Gold-

fields Regiment) (temporarily).Dated 2nd November, 1916.

Lieutenant (provisional) V. A. PASCOE, 71st (City ofBallarat) Infantry.



Dated 29th September, 1916.

Lieutenant- Colonel J. J. PAINE, V.D. Dated 11thMay, 1916.

Lieutenant- Colonel M. M. BOAM. Dated. ist October,1916.

Major E. A. LE Source. Dated 4th June, 1916.Captain H. BREW. Dated 5th October, 1916.

Corrigendum.The notification appointing Honorary Colonel J.

EVANS, V.D., Retired List, to the Australian ImperialForce for the voyage only, which appeared on page 2548of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 118, dated 7thSeptember, 1916, is cancelled.



AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.PHYSICAL TRAINING INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF.- TEMPORARY

APPOINTMENT.

HIS Excellency the Governor General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of Honorary Lieutenant W. H. FLYNN,Assistant Instructor, Physical Training InstructionalStaff, being appointed Instructor (temporarily) , withthe rank of Honorary Captain (temporarily) , andgranted an allowance, exclusive of travelling allowance,to bring his present salary to the rate of £325. perannum whilst holding such temporary appointment, suchallowance to be reduced by the amount of any incre=ments that may be granted to this officer from time totime.



Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 936. Melbourne,. 3rd November, 1916.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT- .HEAD QUARTERS.

H IS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of the following change, &c., in con-nexion with the Australian Military Forces, viz.: -EDWIN HAMILTON SERLE is granted the temporary rank

of Captain whilst employed in the Department of theChief of the General Staff at Head Quarters.

Dated Ist October, 1916.



AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.

PROMOTION.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has

been pleased to approve of the following change, &c., inconnexion with the Australian Military Forces, viz.: -Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve-

Honorary Lieutenant W. D. WILLIAMS is granted tem-porary rank of Honorary Captain, and pay at rateof £325 per annum, whilst holding appointment asSenior Pharmacist, 3ra Military District, andQuartermaster, Central Base Depot Medical Stores.

Dated 5th October, 1916.(This cancels the notification respecting this Officer

which appeared on page 2733 of Commonwealth of Aus-tralia Gazette, No. 137, of 5th October, 1916.)


Commonwealth Gazettec


3 i 11 No. 160.-9th Novèmber, 1916

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.LEAVE OF ABSENCE ON GROUNDS OF ILLNESS.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of leave of absence on grounds ofillness being granted to Warrant Officer H. M. WAIN-WRIGHT, Instructional Staff, 3rd Military District, from14th September, 1916, to 7th December, 1916, on fullpay, under the provisions of Australian Military Regula-tion 416.


COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

Melbourne, 8th November, 1916.THE undermentioned notifications of staff changes,

&c., are made in accordance with the Common-wealth Public Service Act and Regulations: --

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.PAYMENT TO OFFICERS FOR ACTING AS SUPERVISORS AT

EXAMINATION No. 661.His Excellency the Governor- General in Council has

been pleased to approve that permission be grantedto Messrs. A. E. HUTCHISON and J. T. KEANEY of thePublic Service Commissioner's Office, to receive the feeof 10s. 6d. for acting as supervisors at ExaminationNo. 661 for appointment to the position of typist.


DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.Ex. Mins. Nos. 379 -384, 389 -392.

LIGHTHOUSE BRANCH.

Allowances.J. J. .LYONS, E. MCDONALD, and C. J. ABERCROMBIE

granted £1 each in connexion with removal of furniturefrom Flinders Bay to the lighthouse quarters at CapeLeeuwin.

C. J. ABERCROMBIE paid an allowance of £18 per annumas from the date of commencing duty at Cape Leeuwin,such allowance to include the special allowance of 5 percent. prescribed in Public Service Regulation 168 (2) .

Cancellation of Promotion.The promotion of WILLIAM OSBORNE WOOD as Head

Lightkeeper, Cape Borda, with increase in salary from£200 to £210 per annum, as from 1st May, 1916, hasbeen cancelled.

Discontinuance of Allowance.The special allowance of £18 per annum paid to E.

MCDONALD in the position of 'Assistant Lightkeeper, CapeLeeuwin, discontinued as from the date of commencingduty at Gantheaume Point.

Cancellation of Rent Deduction.The deduction at the rate of £10 per annum to be

made from the salary of W. O. Woon, as rent forquarters occupied by him for the purpose of residence atCape Borda, has been cancelled.

Deduction from Salary of Rent for Quarters.A deduction at the rate of 10 per centum, excluding

portions of a pound, made from the salary of E.MCDONALD as rent for quarters occupied by him for thepurpose of residence at Gantheaume Point; to take effectfrom the date of occupancy of quarters.

A deduction at the rate of 10 per centum, excludingportions of a pound, to be made from the salary ofH. N. BEARE as rent for quarters occupied by him forthe purpose of residence as Cape Borda ; to take effectfrom 1st November, 1916.

Alteration in Deduction of Rent for Quarters.The deduction to be made from the salaries of the

undermentioned officers, as rent for quarters, has beenaltered to the following, as from 1st July, 1916:

11Tume of Officer, Location, Amount to be deducted.T. MCNEELY, Archer Point, 10 per cent. per annum, ex-

cluding portions of a pound.J. A. KENT, Bustard Head, 10 per cent. per annum ex-

eluding portions of a pound.O. BIRRELL, Caloundra Head, £10 per annum.T. SHEPHERD, Cape Moreton, £10 per annum.D. E. GREEN, Sandy Cape, £8 per annum.

Resignations.A. J. SmNOTT, Head Lightkeeper, Cape Everard, Victoria,

as from 30th September, 1916.A. J. WHELAN, Assistant Lightkeeper, Green Cape, New

South Wales, as from 15th November, 1916.

Promotion.HENRY NETHERTON BEARE as Head Lightkeeper, Grade

V., Cape Borda, with increase in salary from £174 to£1:98 per annum, vice H. S. CHRISTIE transferred; totake effect from ist November, 1916.

NEW SOUTH WALES.Confirmation of Appointment.

T. F. MURTAGH, Clerk, 5th Class, Landing Branch, - asfrom 1st April, 1916.

A. J. D. W. DAVIES, Clerk, 5th Class, Correspondenceand Records Branch, as from ist April, 1916.

VICTORIA.

Resignation.HUGH MCKENZIE, Locker, Excise Branch, as from 12th

September, 1916.QUEENSLAND.

Dismissal.ALFRED JOHN HOPE YOUNG, Sub Collector, Cooktown.

J. A. JENSEN,For Minister for Trade and Customs.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.Ex. Min. No. 934.

PAYMENT OF ALLOWANCE.

MR. J. M. A. GoUGH is granted a special allowance equalto the difference between his present salary and £320per annum, as from ist July, 1916, while performingcertain duties on behalf of the Department of Defence,such allowance to be reduced by the amount of anyincrement which may subsequently be granted.


DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS.

PROMOTION OF AN OFFICER.JOHN FRANCIS HEALY, Messenger, General Division,

Meteorological Branch, Central Staff, salary £110 perannum (nominal £102) , to be Assistant, General Divi-sion, Public Works Branch, Victoria, with salary at therate of £132 per annum (nominal £102), vice R. Burnstransferred; to take effect from ist October, 1916.

DEDUCTION FROM SALARY OF RENT FOR QUARTERS.

A deduction at the rate of 10 per centum, excludingportions of a pound, to be made from the salary ofARTHUR PERCIVAL, Surveyor, Lands and Surveys Branch,Canberra, as rent for quarters occupied by him for pur-pose of residence; to take effect from 8th July, 1916.

CONFIRMATIONS OF APPOINTMENTS.

SAMUEL JOHNSTOI\, Clerk, Fifth Class, Clerical Division,Accounts Branch, Central Staff, from 14th March, 1916.

GERALD PATRICK FITZGERALD, Clérk, Fifth Class, ClericalDivision, Public;,Works Branch, Central Staff, from the14th March, 1916.

JOSEPH SHELDON, Clerk of Works, Public Works Branch,Victoria, from 15th November, 1915.

WILLIAM GEORGE WUTH, Clerk, Fifth Class, ClericalDivision, Accounts Branch, Queensland, from 1st April,1916.


POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Ex. Min. No. T.500.

NEW SOUTH WALES.Services Termînated.

KENNETH MITCHELL, Postmaster, Unattached, from 28thAugust, 1916 (retired) .

ALONZO NATHANIEL FLEMING, Sorter, Travelling Staff,from 27th June, 1916 (retired) .

HENRIETTA SARAH GREENE, Telephonist, Electrical Engi-neer's Branch (Telephones) , from 30th September, 1916( forfeited office on her marriage) .

BARBARA ANNIE JARDINE, Telephonist, Chatswood, from14th October, 1916 (forfeited office on her marriage) .

ANNIE MARIA MARTIN, Telephonist, Electrical Engineer'sBranch (Telephones) , from 30th September, 1916 (for -feited office on her marriage) .

No. 16O.=9th November, 1916 3112

ELIZABETH JEssrE BERRYHILL, Telephonist, Edgeeliff,from 27th September, 1916 (forfeited office on her mar-riage) .

VICTORLA s

Services Terminated.ALFRED WHITE, Clerk, 3rd Class, Telegraph Branch, from

14th August, 1916 (retired).

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Services Terminated.JAMES OLIFENT, Supervisor, Mail Branch ( Parcels Post) ,

from 28th September, 1916 (retired) .

WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster-General.


Examination No. 673.FOR APPOINTMÉNT AS JUNIOR MECHANIC (IN TRAINING )

GENERAL DIVISION, POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPART -MENT, VICTORIA, QUEENSLAND, AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

ACOMPETITIVE Examination for appointment asabove will be held on Saturday afternoon, 17th

February, 1917, and following dates.Applications Close. Applications must reach the Secre-

tary to the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,Customs House, Melbourne, not later than 14th Decem-ber, 1916.

Application Forms.- -Forms on which to submit appli-cations to attend the Examination may be obtained fromthe Commonwealth Public Service Inspectors, UnionBank Chambers, corner of Queen and Creek streets,Brisbane; Brookman's Building, Grenfell- street, Ade-laide; and the Secretary, Commonwealth Public ServiceCommissioner, Customs House, Melbourne.

Examination Centres. The examination in compulsorysubjects will be held in the capital city of each Statenamed, and also at such other centres where the numberof candidates or the remoteness of the locality wouldjustify the examination being arranged.

Candidates who elect to be examined in optional sub-jects will undergo examination in those subjects atcentres where there are technical colleges or juniortechnical schools which will provide facilities for theexamination.

Persons Eligible to Enter. The examination will beopen to males who, at date of examination, will havereached their fifteenth but not their sixteenth birthday;but a successful 'candidate cannot be appointed until hereaches his sixteenth birthday. Officers of the Common-wealth Public Service, if within the prescribed agelimits, will be allowed to compete with candidates fromoutside the Service; but an officer can only qualify forappointment in his own State.

Examination Fee. Candidates will be required to sub-mit with, their applications a postal note for 5s. asentrance fee.

An officer on the permanent staff will be exempt frompayment of fee if, as an officer of the CommonwealthPublic Service, he paid an entrance fee at an examina-tion, held under the Commonwealth Public Service Actor Regulations, at which he was not successful; but if,at the last examination of the kind for which he entered,and at which a fee was payable, he was admitted withoutpayment of fee, he will be required to lodge a fee of 5s.with his application.

An officer who claims to be exempt from payment offee should indicate in his application (a) the number ofthe examination for which he entered and paid a fee;(b) the year (and, if possible, the date) in which it washeld; and (c) the position for which he competed.

It should be noted by officers that payment of entrancefee at a previous examination for appointment to theService does not carry exemption. Exemption is onlygranted when,a fee was paid at a previous examinationwhile the candidate was an officer.

Subjects of Examination. The subjects of examina-tion, the ,marks attaching to same, and the minimummarks it will be necessary to obtain in order to pass theexamination, will be as under: --

' Commonwealth Gazette

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS.Maximum Pass

Marks. Marks.Handwriting. To be judged from the

candidates' papers in Spelling .. 100 50Spelling. To be tested by writing

from dictation, not less than 180words 150 75

Arithmetic.- -First four rules, simpleand money .. ., .. 200 100

OPTIONAL SUBJECTS.

Sheet Metal Work. --As for first yearcourse at junior technical schools .. 100 50

Wood Work. As for first year courseat junior technical schools .. 100 50

A candidate may elect to be examined in one optionalsubject only, and the marks gained in an optional sub-ject, provided they are at least 50 per cent. of the marksobtainable in that subject, will be included in the aggre-gate of marks' obtained at the examination.

Salary. The scale of pay for Junior Mechanics is asunder :

16 to 1717 to 1818 to 1919 to 2020 to 2121 to 2222 years

years of ageyears of ageyears of ageyears of ageyears of ageyears of .ageand upwards

£60 per annum.£78 per annum.£96 per annum.

£114 per annum.£132 per annum.£150 per annum.£162 per annum.

A junior mechanic upon reaching the age of 21 yearsand passing an examination will be promoted asMechanic, the minimum and maximum salaries of whichposition are £186 and £204 per annum. Advancementto higher positions in the Mechanical Branch may beobtained by examination.

Vacancies.The number of vacancies which it is esti-mated will probably occur in each State during theeighteen months for which successful candidates will beeligible for appointment is as follows :Victoria, 25;Queensland, 10; South Australia, 10.

Period of Eligibility. Successful candidates will beregistered as eligible for appointment during theeighteen months following the publication in the Com-monwealth Gazette of the results of the examination, atthe expiration óf which period the names of thoseunappointed will be removed from the " Register ofQualified Candidates"

Conditions of Appointment. Successful candidates willbe appointed in their order of passing the Examination,subject to their having reached their sixteenth birthday.A successful candidate from outside the Service must,upon appointment, produce evidence of the date of hisbirth and a medical certificate, satisfying the Commis-sioner in such particulars as he may determine, of soundbodily health and freedom from physical defects. Hewill also be required to assure his life in accordance withthe Regulations. A successful candidate should notundergo medical examination until he is instructed bythe Commissioner to do so.

Appointees will be trained in the work of electricalmechanics in the telephone and telegraph sections of theDepartment.

Naval and Military Training.--Before a successful can-didate, who is liable for training under the compulsoryclauses of the Defence Act 1903 -15, can receive appoint-ment, he must produce evidence from his Area Officerthat he has rendered the personal service required, orhas been granted a temporary exemption.

Refusal of Appointment. If a successful candidatedecline to accept an appointment offered to him, or failto reply within seven days to a communication from theCommissioner or a Public Service Inspector respectinghis nomination to the Public Service, his name may beremoved from the " Register of Qualified Candidates."

Text - books.No text -books for the educational exami-nation are prescribed, but the annual issues in book formof papers set at Commonwealth Public Service Examina-tions held during the years 1913, 1914, and 1915 (includ-ing examinations for appointment as Junior Mechanicin training) may be obtained from the GovernmentPrinter, Melbourne, and the Collector of Customs, Bris-bane, for 1s. each (by post, ls. id., for which a postalnote must be. remitted, as stamps alone will not beaccepted).

W. B. EDWARDS,Acting Commissioner.

H. McTAGGART,Acting Secretary.

Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,Melbourne, 25th October, 1910.

Commonwealth Gazette 3113 No. 160. -9th November, 1916


Examination No. 674.FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER (GENERALDIVISION) AT MELBOURNE AND SUBURBAN POST OFFICES.

A COMPETITIVE Examination, for appointment asabove, will be held in Melbourne, subject to the

following conditions :--Date of Examination. Saturday afternoon, the 3rd

February, 1917.Persons' Eligible to Enter. Boys who, at date of

examination, will not be less than 14 years of age norwill

have reached their 16th birthday.Applications Close. -- Applications must be lodged not

later than Thursday, the 14th December, 1916, with theSecretary, Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,Customs House, Melbourne, from whom printed formsof application may be obtained either by written orpersonal request.

Examination Fee. Each application must be accom-panied by a postal note for 5s., made payable to theSecretary, Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,Melbourne.

Eligibility for Appointment. Successful candidateswill be eligible for appointment during -the eighteenmonths following the publication of the results of theexamination ; but if within that period a successful can-didate reaches his 17th birthday he will thereupon ceaseto be eligible for appointment.

Vacancies. It is estimated that 100 vacancies willoccur during the period of 18 months referred toabove.

Salary. The salary attached to the position is 1styear, £39; 2nd year, £52; with an increase, after afurther twelve months, to £60 per annum conditionalon passing a test in sending and receiving telegraphmessages at the rate of twenty words a minute.

On reaching the age of 21 years officers of the GeneralDivisions may be paid a salary of £132 per annum.

Subjects of Examination. The subjects of examinationwill be

(a) Handwriting To be judged from the candidate'spapers in spelling. (Maximum marks, 100.)

(b) Spelling To be tested by writing, from dicta-tion, not less than 180 words. (Maximummarks, 150.)

(c) Arithmetic First four rules, simple and money.(Maximum marks, 200.)

General Particulars. Candidates will pass this ex-amination if they secure half marks in Handwriting andin Spelling only; but those who also gain half marksin Arithmetic will be eligible for promotion to a higherposition in the General Division. 'those who do notsecure half marks in Arithmetic will be required to passa further examination, after appointment, in that sub-ject, in order to become qualified for promotion. ATelegraph Messenger on attaining the age of 18 yearsmust retire from the Service unless he has qualified forpromotion. Promotion examinations are held halfyearly.

Telegraph Messengers, upon being qualified for pro-motion, may be appointed to higher positions in theGeneral Division, such as Telephonist, Postman, As-sistant, Mail Driver, and Indoor Messenger, and, uponpassing an examination in telegraphy, as PostalAssistant. Officers may advance from these positions toother and higher positions in the General Division.

Telegraph Messengers and other General Division offi-cers of two years' service may qualify for transfer tothe Clerical Division by passing competitive examina-tions that are held for that purpose from time to timeas the requirements of the Service demand.

Appointments will be made in order of merit; but incases where a successful candidate does not residewithin a reasonable distance of an office at which avacancy exists, the Commissioner reserves the right toappoint another boy who, though having obtained lowermarks at the examination, resides in closer proximityto the post -office in question.

Appointment Subject to Conditions. A successful can-didate upon appointment must produce evidence of thedate of his birth and a medical certificate satisfyingthe Commissioner in such particulars as he may deter-mine of sound bodily health and freedom from physicaldefects. Successful candidates should not undergomedical examination until instructed by the Commis-sioner to do so.

Refusal of Appointment. If a successful candidatedecline to accept an appointment offered to him, or failto reply within seven days to a communication respectinghis nomination to the Public Service, his name may beremoved from the " Register of Qualified Candidates."

Naval or Military Training. Before any successfulcandidate who is liable for training under the com-pulsory clauses of the Defence Act 1903 -15 can receiveappointment, he must produce evidence from his AreaOfficer that he has rendered the personal service re-quired, or has been granted a temporary exemption.

Text Books. -No text books are prescribed; but theannual issues in book form of the papers set at Com-monwealth Public Service examinations held during theyears 1913, 1914, and 1915 (including examinations forappointment as Telegraph Messenger) may be obtainedfrom the Government Printer, Melbourne, for 1s. etch(by post is. ld., for which a postal note must beremitted, as stamps alone will not be accepted). .


H. McTAGGAR'i',Acting Secretary.

Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commis-sioner, Melbourne, 1st November, 1916.

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.APPLICATIONS will be received by the Public

Service Commissioner from persons qualified forappointment to the positions specified below.

Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible forappointment to the Administrative and ProfessionalDivisions, but are not eligible for appointment toClerical or General Division vacancies, unless they werein the service of a State on 1st January, 1901, or areat present permanent officers in the service of a State,or have retired from the service of the Commonwealthor of a State.

Applications must be in applicant's handwriting, andshould show fully qualifications for the position sought.

In the case of applicants who are officers of the PublicService of the Commonwealth or of a State the follow-ing particulars should be set out at the foot of theapplication:

DesignationOffice or BranchAge last birthday (in years )Length of service (in years)Salary ( per `annum )Date of receipt of present salary

Applicants from outside the Service should state fullname and date and year of birth. Copies only ofdiplomas, references, testimonials, or certificates shouldbe forwarded. If the originals are required they willbe asked for.

Applications should be addressed to the " Common-wealth Public Service Inspector " of the State in whichthe vacancy exists. If the applicant is an officer of theCommonwealth Public Service the application shouldbe forwarded to the 'Inspector through the principalofficer of the Department in the State in which theofficer is located, except when the vacancy is in anotherState, when the application should be forwarded directby the applicant to the Inspector, a copy at the sametime being forwarded to the principal officer of theDepartment.

Minimum and maximum salaries where shown indicatethe limits of the class or grade in which the position isclassified. Subject to the provisions of the Public Ser-vice Act appointments may be made at any salary withinthose limits. Successful appointees must comply withthe life assurance provisions of the Public Service Actand Regulations.

Officers of the Public Service should note that inany case where the minimum salary of a position in theClerical Division is not the minimum salary of a Class,and the successful applicant is not eligible for the formerby reason of not having received the salary of the nextlower subdivision for twelve months, he will be granted'an allowance equal to the difference between the salaryfor which he is eligible and the minimum salary of theposition until be can be advanced by annual subdivi-sional increments to the latter salary.

Where vacancies are notified in positions which havebeen the subject of award, the minimum and maximumsalaries shown are "those prescribed by the award. Ifthe officer appointed to any such position is eligible tobecome, but is not, a member of the organization whichobtained the award, he can only be paid the rates ofsalary prescribed in the Public Service Act or Regula-tions for the position to which he has been appointed,unless and until he becomes a member of the organiza-tion, when the award rates shall apply.

Officers who may be transferred without promotion orincrease of salary, as the result of an application for anadvertised vacancy, will be required to pay their awnexpenses of removal unless the transfer comes withinthe conditions prescribed in Public Service RegulationNo. 54.

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Particulars of existing quarters are furnished. merelyfor the information of officers. It is not incumbent onDepartments to provide quarters, which, if provided,may be wholly or partially withdrawn at any time.

Division CirPosition. I Locality. and Salary

per Alumni.

AnrlicetionReturnable.

HOME AFFAIRS.

Centrai Staff.

Clerk, 3rd Class Melbourne ... Clerical, £320 23rd No-(Design and to £400 vemberConstruction)

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Queensland.

Sub - collector, Cooktown ... Clerical, £2204th Class to £310 ; dis-

trict allow -ance,Scale U.

16th No-vember

P STMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.

Groom incharge,¡ Sydney ... General, £11'8 ¡ 16thmb NoMail Branch l

Clerk, 3rd Class, Sydney ... Clerical, £320 16th No-

Electrical to £400 vemberEngineer'sBranchApplicants should possess administrative qualifications and a

knowledge of the work of the Electrical Engineer's Branch.

Sy dney Clerical, £220 16th No-to £310 i vemberClerk, 4th Class,

ElectricalEngineer'sBranchApplicants should possess a good knowledge of the work of

the Electrical Engineer's Branch.Clerk, 4th Class, Stationed at

Inspection GraftonBranch

Postal Assistant Sydney General, £84 to 16th No-

(ten positions), £174 vemberTelegraphBranchApplicants must have a knowledge of typing and be prepared

to undergo tuition in touch typing, one quarter's fees for whichwill be paid by Department if the officer makes satisfactoryprogress.Postmaster Brewarrina Clerical, £228 23rd Na-

to £264, less vember10 per cent.for rent ofquarters ; dis-trict allow-ance, ScaleIL

Quarters : Five rooms, &c.

Clerical, £220 16th No-to £310 vember

Postmaster

Queensland.

Toowoomba ... Clerical, £462to £500, less10 per cent.for rent ofquarters

Quarters : Ten. rooms, &c.

23rd No-vember


NOTIFIIJATION OF VAC1ANaIE9E0tailbtta.

Position. Locality.Division

and Salaryper Annum

ApplicationReturnable.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S 1IEPARTMENT cOnitnUed.

South .Australia.Adelaide ... General, £228 23rd No-

vemberTelephone In-spector, Elec-trical En-gineer'sBranch (coun-try districts)


H. MOTAGGART,Acting Secretary.

Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Oommissioner,Melbourne, 7th November, 1916.

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