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1IIX1ISTVIi VII AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NIIWSPAPIIII.J

No. 31] PERTH: FRIDAT, 'j

[1919.

No. 157 14.—('.S.O.

Pilot 'LASIATIONS

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency the Right Honour-TO WIT. j able Sir William Grey Ellison-

Macartuey, Privy Councillor, KnightCommander of the Most Distinguished

E. A. STOMP, Order of St. Michael and St. George,Governor's Deputy. Governor in and over the State of

[L.S.]

Western Australia and its Dependen-cies, in the Commonwealth of Australia.

(101 / 19.W11J(RE,\ 19 SI'CtlOfl O ki of 'Who I'lli Ills Act, 1903-1918,11 the 1 overoor iiiiy , v p 1 oclnonit inn, set apartany suitable i'i:i&' to be a r'fOrlilatory risen ! ' or the 110,e;f ioi' iin([ detention of 'Cr50115 son tot ii . ' t to 110 dotaijied in or ordered to be trniisterred to 11 ret oiniatoryprison: Noiv therefore 1, the Governor I the State of\Veste nI Australia, 10, acting with Am advice 0111 consentof the Executive ('000 cii, o hereby set ai nit that por-Mon of the 510111011 tie (1111)1 "own :is 11. ol n di no, NowWing, Percale Prison as 11 reformatory p ni'o ii to r An,reception 111111 (letl'lltioll of Sellti'iiCehi to he iie-tililll'li in or or,Iere(i to Is' tiriisierrei1 In a netonii:itarypris011.

(livoll at l'(')'tli, this 10th (lay III Job 191(1.

His i'X1l'llell"v 'S ( 'OilllllflhiIl.

P. P. ISi100N,('(11(1111111 Sc'irel a n

'I'I)C h(tI'li Closing ..l e t, 19 '1

1705/19.1 '3li'A5 by "The Early Closing Act, 1902,'' it is

1,01 I lilt the Governor may, by 1'I'.I'illlatioll. tell)-VI IV suspend the operation of the 111 so

fu as it applies to the (1l

losilig time Ii xi ((1' "pointedfor ney 51101 1 01 Sh05 ;',fll d wherea- it 5'' (11011 t toexercise such power ill 11101111CC ii en' oat tei' pealingNow therefore I, tile 511111 Governor, am with tile ad-QT of tile 510011 tive ( 'ouncii, do Ilere ii' 1 lytills 04O

1111111 tool sup 'cliii the operation of till' said .1 it (ill-hi 11111 all 011101)) hoents thereof) on the 18th da y of

.1 iiis', 1919, between the hou rs of six o'clock and nine1)110411 ill the evening, ill SO fir as it applies to the

cIoSilig tin g e of all5110115 situated in all shop distrietthroughout the State.

(livel, under IIIV 111111(1 and the PublicSeal of thesail State, at Perth, this 16th day of July,1919.

Fly (his Excellency's Command,

IT. P. ('OLEBATCH,11iuistel' of Public Health.

The Loi;d 210, 1S98.

Corr. No. 1:196/]6.\'i'hl Silk \S by Seefi'>'i 9 of "The 1,01111 Act, 1898,''Ii' Governor may resume, for any of tile purposes speei-

Ned in laSt 11111 19 of the said Act, any portion of landheld as 11 1 'lli)llt101Iill I 'urclllise: And Whereas it is,hi'iii'I ''Ni(l''he,lI that till' portion of Conditional Pm-11:'fi',S:01 1 '5 (Ni'ightli Location (529), as described

'Ii 101111111, should be resumed for one of the purposesparagraphot SectionScvflou 39 of the said Act,

I li:t( is to say for a ' ' 'I',,iviiite ' Now therefore Iin \\ 111111111 Grey l'3 t iSoll- I Inca i'tney, Governor 01 as afore-1111 with fill' a'IV1,' of till' Executive ('oulleil, do by

WS 1 IV 1o'Oeiauiti fi'uti res''iio' portion o f Conditional( \iii'htin l,o''atioll (5251), for the

II ''i'l'RIi'I.

Schmid(.'11E portion I' Conditional Pliiuilflse Lease 96883/55

C Yiugiiii 'I I ( ' 101 1111 629), containing 25 11(005 2 roods:18 perches, ii,' ii III area additional and adjacent tothe area cci ill lu ii a 25 acres 2 i' e,Is 20 i Cr11105 resumedfrom the IIl(i'l'Slli'i T.ocatioll )i29— ride OoIleunllleul'tGavotte 1st tlt'u-utu',luun, 1916, Inge 2151—as surveyed and0110 Oil con Lan ii mid Surreys D lagraln 42252.

Given under lily hand 1)11(1 the Public Seal of thesai,l State, at Perth, this 16th (Ifly of July,1919.

10' fl is Exeeilellwv 'S Command,

JAMES MI TOIIELL,Minister for Lands.

('()l') SAVE Ph1.5 KTNO I I

1296 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 18, 1919.

ORD:IsliS IN COUNCIL.

At the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this9th, day of July, 1919.

Present:IIis Excellency the Governor's Deputy.

The Honourables—The Minister for Education,The Attorney General,The Colonial Secretary,F. E. S. Willmott, M.L.A.

The Land Act, 1898.Corr. .557/19.

WIHEREAS by Section 42 of `'The Land Act, 1.898,''it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyReserve shall vest in and be held by any Municipality,Road Board, or other person or persons to be namedin the order, in trust for any of the purposes set forthin Section 39 of the said Act, or for the like or otherpublic purposes to he specified in such order: Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve 1.7231should vet in and be held by the Hon. the Minister forWaterSupply, Sewerage, and Drainage in trust forthe purpose of Water: Your, therefore, His Excel-lency the Governor, by and with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, doth hereby direct that thebefore-mentioned Reserve shall vest in and be held bythe IIon. the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage, in trust for the purpose aforesaid; subject,nevertheless, to the powers reserved to him by Section41 of the said Act.

The tJ' ter Boards Act, 1904.

At the Executive Council Chambers, at Perth, this16th day of July, 1919..

Present:his Excellency the Governor's Deputy.

The Honourables—The Premier,P. E. S. Willmott, M.L.A.

P.W.W.S. 884/19.WHEREAS by `The Water Boards Act, 1904," theGovernor is empowered by Order in Council to consti-tute the District of a Local Authority or the Districtsof two or more Local Authorities, or any part or partsof such a District or Districts, a Water Area under suchname as may be directed: And whereas under the pro-visions of the said Act the Governor is empowered byOrder in Council to constitute a Water Board to manageand control such area: Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor, by and with the advice of the ExecutiveCouncil, does hereby constitute an area having the boun-daries described in the Schedule hereunder a WaterArea for the purpose of the said Act, under the name ofthe Wyndham Water Area, and does hereby appoint theWyndham Road Board to he a Water Board, under thename of the Wyndham Water Board, for the adminis-tration of the Act within such area.

Schedule.

Boundaries of Water Area.The boundaries of the area to be as follows:—Start-

ing at a point at L.W.M. on the foreshore of CambridgeGulf, at Wyndham Town Jetty; thence generally Northby East along the foreshore for a distance of 16 chains75 links; thence due East for a distance of 16 chains;thence due South for a distance of 40 chains 75 links;thence due West for a distance of 29 chains 50 links;thence generally North by East along the foreshore fora distance of 27 chains 25 links to the starting point atWyndham Town .Jetty.

The Land Act, 1898.

in Section 39 of the said Act, or for the like or otherpublic purposes to be specified in such order: And^ol ereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 5546should vest in and be held by the Plantagenet RoadBoard, in trust for the purposes of Camping, Water,and Pound: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Gover-nor, by and with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, Goth hereby direct that the before-mentionedReserve shall vest in and be held by the PlantagenetRoad flu md, in trust for the purposes aforesaid; sub-ject, nor rtheless, to the powers reserved to him bySection Ii of the said Act.

1.-1841/08.WHEREAS by Section 42 of "The Land Act, 1898,"it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyReserve shall vest in and be held by any Municipality,Road Board, or other person or persons to be named inthe order, in trust for any of the purposes set forthin Section 39 of the said Act, or for the like or otherpublic purposes to be specified in such order, and withpower of leasing for any term not exceeding twenty-oneYears from the (late of the lease: And whereas it isdeemed expedient that Reserve 5265 (Beverley) shouldvest in and be held by the Beverley Road Board, intrust for an Endowment: Now, therefore, His Excel-lency the Governor, by and with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, doth hereby direct that thebefore-mentioned Reserve shall vest in and be held bythe Beverley Road Board, in trust as aforesaid; withpower to the said Beverley Road Board to lease the wholeor any portion of the said Reserve for any term notexceeding ten years from the date of the lease.

The Order in Council appearing in the GovernmentGazette of the 27th November, 1908, vesting Reserve5265 in the Mayor and Councillors of the Municipalityof Beverley, is hereby cancelled.

BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Council.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Premier's Office,Perth, 17th July, 1919.

His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the appointment of Lea All-mitt, hisq., as a Justice of the Peace for the Perth Mag-isterial District, in lieu of the Blackwood MagisterialDistrict.

L. E. SITAPCOTT,Secretary to the Premier.

\o. 15745.– (.5.O.

APPOTNTIIENT.

Colonial Secretary's Office,1561/19. Perth, 18th July, 1919..

HTS Excellency the Governor in Council has been,)leased to appoint H. St. Barbe More (Agriculturalflank Inspector), of Banbury, to be an ITonorary 1n-Spector of Fisheries under `'The Fisheries Act, 1905-13," and a. Guardian in an honorary capacity under"The Gag ne Act, 1912-1.3.''

F. D. NORT:HI,Under Secretary.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 15th July, 1919.

Corr. No. 130/98. C.L.D. 508/19.WHEREAS by Section 42 of '"The Land Act, 1898,'' TITS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasit is made lawful for the Governor to direct that any been pleased to approve of the appointment, tempor-Reserve shall vest in and be held by any Municipality, arily, of William Ileiry Lister Walter to be Clerk ofRoad Board, or other person or persons to be named Arraigns and Assn•iate to 12r. Commissioner Wood, atin the order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth Wyndham,

Jwx 15, 1919.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1297

DElLA lCd '1' I (JiNS ANT) ATTESTATIONS ACT, 1913.

C.L.D. 1157/14.THE 11cm. Attorney General, acting under the powersconferred upon him by Section 3 of the ove-nientione( 1Act, has appointed Mr. Alexander ( n -un, of theUnion Bank, Geraldton, to be a Co I nil s-it on c-v for I)e-clarations, and has accepted the resiu cii (ion of Mr.Alan ]\IcVean,

IllSExcellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to make the following appointments :-

(CL.D. 10023/12—Temnporarily, J. E. Geary asAct-ing Chairman and Member of the Menzies, Leonora, andMt. Magnet Licensing Courts, vice T. V. A. Lang.

C.L.D. 508/19.—Temporarily, William Henry ListerWalter to be Cleric of Arraigns and Associate to Mi.Commissioner Wood, at Wyndham.

And also to approve of the following amendment tothe Local Court Rules, 1902 to 1912:-

C.LD. 1995/19.(C) In Order 12, Rule 9, lines 15 and I (I, strike out

the words "within two clear days from the date of thenotice," and insert in lieu thereof the words 'withinsuch time as the Clerk shall deem reasonable and sniP-cient and shall specify in the notice."

(2.) Tit Form 56, line 6, strike out the words "two(lays," leaven blank space, and insert in the margin,

(state time as fixed by the Clerk)."The above Rule to come into effect one month from

the publication thereof in the Government Gacette asrolul roil by Section 139 of the local Court Art, No. 31of 1101.

IT. G. TIAMPTGX,Under Secretary for Law

Office of Public Service (onnnissioner,Perth, 17th July, 1919.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive (own-il hasapproved of the following appointments:

fix. Co. 1:367; P.S.C. 193/19.J. 11. Cleary to be Warden, North I oolgarclie, Mount

Margaret Goldfields,and of W.iliciia a iii lawiers Dis-tricts of the East Murchison ( nIIIHIs ; A H tug Resi-dent Magistrate, North Coolgard Ic, lIt. .Civc-c -ct, EastMurchison 3liigisterial Districts, .\Cdin liucistrate ofLocal Court, \l curtis, Leonora, Laverton, Cci aIrs, Wil-una, at a salary of £504 per annum, as front 1st July,1919.

Ex. Co. 1878.G. A. Eastaugh to be Resident Magistrate, Gascoyuo

Magisterial District, Magistrate Carnarvon Local Court,Chairman and Member of the Gascoyne LicenOn Courtat Carnam-vou, Warden of the Ashburton and (ic -:-oyne(loldIielcls, at a salary of £432 per aunnu, as froili 1stJuly, 1.919.

Ex. Co. 1910.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that \Ved-nesday, 3rd September, 1919, will be observed as aPublic Service Holiday throughout Division No. 2 asdefined by the Public Service Regulations, exceptingwithin the Municipality of Boulder.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 18th July, 1919.

WOOR()LOO CEMETERY 5EV RESERVE 9981.

Appointment of additional Trustees.

4792/05.Fr is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapprove.l, under Section 10 of '''The Cemeteries Act,1897," and amending Acts, of the appointment of

(In aid H. Stephens,Frank C. Wish art,i-3uest Wilson,William IT. G. Howard,

as additional Members of the Board to control andmanage Wooroloo Cemetery Reserve 9984.

WOOROLOO CEMETERY.

Reserve 1.6627, Cancellation of.3608/16.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency time Governor in Executive ('ouncil hasal l I' coved, under rf} Laud Act, ISM" ' ' of the call-,collat i on ion of Rese m-'c- I 7; a iii cinder the provisions of

10 of ''The in-ti-vies Act, 1897," of the--uniccal of time fio;c cl appointed to manage and control

the s:mmue.

AMENDMENT OF AT3I-UcS ANT) BOUNDARIES OSIlIiERVES.

IllS Excellency the Gos-i- i-nor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the Areas and Boundariesof the following Reserves being .intended as describedin the Schedules below, for the purpose-, therein setlortim ; the Areas and Boundaries previously publishedill the Government Gocette being hereby cancelled:—

4362/ IS.T) LWA LLINU.—No. 16284 (Rifle Rammge) —Bound-

ed by lines starting from the North-East cornerofSleihoum-ne Location 1891, and extendingEast 3 chains

South 41 r-haimms; thence East 5 chains; thence172deg. 24mmmin., 45 chains 39.8 links; thence South 14ei,aimms; thence West 1( chains to time East boundaryof Melbourne Locatic ii 1891 aforesaid; thence Nort

said becmmmdnsy I n the starting point, excludingReserves 15853 and 1 Cd- - (61 acres Ir. 24p.) (Plans64/80, Cl, and 89/,S0, , and Townsite.)

9227/il.AVON (Kmmnmmnopjmimm) .—No. 16902 (Abattoirs).-

Lo-cation 17021. (20 ro-res.) (Diagram 42264; 'planKull mmaoppin.)

CITAN(4E 01" PURPOSE OI C RESERVE.

Reserve No. 5546 (Te)iterden).

Comm. 130/98.TITS Excellency the Governor inExecutive Councilhasbeenpleased to approve of the purpose of Reserve No.5546 (Tenterden) Ieimmg c-lca mgi-cl from "Water" Water" to

Cnmmmpimig. M inter, a md I 'nmmmmd. ' ' (Plan Tenterciemsrjosrmm5ite)

TOWN LOTS OPEN P013 SALE.

Ex, Co. 1939.TT is hereby notified, for general information, that Wed-nesday, 27th August, 1919 (Boulder ('up Day), will beobserved as a Public Service holida y at Boulder.

ERRATA.IN the proposals for the Classification of the, Agricul-tural Bankacid industries Assistance Board, the"office" held by Messrs. A. M c IcLarty and B. Pepioe, to-smeclively, should read as follows:

''Deputy Managing Trustee, Agricultural Bank,and Deputy General Manager, Industries As-sistance Board."

"Secretary, Industries Assistance Board, and Clerkin Charge of Correspondence"

0. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by publicauction, as providedby'The Land Act, 1898," at the following upset pm-ices:--

Applmeatiosms to be lodged at Jfatamiing.

7865/07.—BROOME [fILL (Suburban for Cultiva-tion), 522, 523, 524, 534, 535, and 536, £32 each; 525,526, 509 to 512, inclusive, and 514, £10 each. Subjectto the payment of the value of any improvements thatmay exist oil those lots. Lots 508 and 513 have beenexcepted from sale as Reserve 11557.

Jpuili-uhomms 'to be lodged at Perth.

7737/98. PA it -CERVILLE, Town, 338, £5. Openonly to the owimers of adjoining Town Lots.

Plans showin g the arrangement of the lots referred toare now obtainableat tins office and the offices of thevarious Government Land Agents.

I i9S F F' y liNT GAZETTE TT, [JULY 18, 1919.

TI, S i

iiry.. .1 .1 ITuW vS- :- 0 Lund

(PYVIIITXSITtNT L\TD S&LE$Ph lii vildernlel,timwll allotments of land willfor sale, at pci ii, unction, on the ,!rtesplaces or (I hi ':i,e Schedule bela. ',•-', :: i'LI'....................-v•t '" Ill

a

. . ,. . . to!)"

'the . . I. ' - . , Il i have the notion of takhiv In lies,under t -- .....il,,

!iolls Ili •• .-u .. .--•. . U . ' ir' till'

of 0

.:: .' cultivation, five, vs.All ro .aueuts nit l ie laud offered ti' rug:'

pr a-' 'he ('warn, anti u hihl he ,:ii

I.i . : furti............. cHars of I hi'e sal-................... I.:: . 1 ..j tip'-,......... I •- i, ''''-u 0 in 'a, :1

e it is grunted to a '1P, u' ii) f eet onlyTI. P. la

O1t LEASING.

• .0 nil information that thea ml de for leati , subject

mu Of i'r:i twO Sub-e bC evi in the

• 23rd JULY, 1919.

ln'lqed (It PortS.•')• (Town). 497, capital

ricHi, 41. Subject to survey and'- on the lot.

.• I -a':.-. •einents of the Lats referred1 . at this office and the various

P-i Land and Surve y offices.

i u -" at the offices mentioned-c Pu' , at ,'-ifletl, and any appli-

ill it' 0 to have been lodged

•, t tutu:'-:' ol-plications for the• i 'i' •:u-iii:i:d as prescribed by

:0 Sec. 2 of"The

i,': -Hi,-: ci obtaining a Lot onci erected or owned by

.p oti , m fair value of such im-. (iid5 in the manner

ii J'e Regulations.--!u.U,i to l':o their up-

v, ai are reminded'•'-- to el::'....... Ii.

pe'uo ,, or -wit vliffiuI the

LAND OPIIN FOR LEASING.S ection 410 of Thu' Land Act, 1898," and its

.1 tncnthnents,

/."'.- rrj I 1260,

I, forg iv -'1 ini'orination, that thePhi llese"v,' 'H;O will be available

i:, a: a a i •SaiHon a i • 'Tue Land Act,. tuInCSdy, the 23rd

cu, ru.:,. 10s.; the lease to beiii' 'n . ''Sinister for Lands

'11,00 on either side,

ut o: 1)( I l ove such date will beii that (late, and ifthe application to be

and Board.a Ole Northani Local

Lull I ' H-. . Ii I ti ITS', .\ .5 113.)

u \'l) "Oh 1,15 c'1 'TV IIETTTRXTtI)-ii 11 tjiS,

11 A(",, 1898,'' (hid itsun

-i. TO, Coin son (A 090tts)

for general in I ornintii.:i, that(Abbotts), containii.-0 •O•i'l

i ::'.eilalde For lea"

leasing lay hi' Iurni'ullii. 'uher Section 41a of The

is auteiidutents, for GrazingS --.lt ". :;! ! I l i Jul 1919. at an annual

A 'v &'s: (lie base to be renewablel,,,onrui,H the .\iia j sfer for Lands

dli' i (bra' months' notice on either side,accordingly,

mid others engaged in Mining beheir stock without restrici-on.

I' a a ti ' ,....a ii '.' cii on or before such €1 e will be• eeived oiltht I . - id if

--'I' • - - pliant the ej' ui on to be• :: :1 '. i - tined by the Land Pot '0.

i ll': tutu niH lie lodged at the Perth DistrictIcniilu i::.'-, (Plan 59/300.)

.i['i,v 18, 1919.] GUVER.TMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1299

1j\J',1) ofli•:.\ Fu N, i'.\ecT011 '- U l.1

Ii 'cc' 0 0 i 0coil) (it'I . c'i \',it(tct '.111'

will he U! c Ill Idt' it,- Ie;ci c i :. i'' ':Ltic cc Jul. ''i'•i ccc iii I,,,, 1ce

23rd July. 1919. " i.lH•ccfh,cco o `,- lo,crlccl rice LocalLauds c'icii'c to,' tile )i:-jrjec in jr-i::himI.TaciT is sit,,'ate/i :-

J3UO3cIJJ I '-'-'' ' ' i . nd District.

Corres. No. Lease No, I I tan,.

671/05 070/93 2,'10 110 /80, BI IV, III cc.

"N"or/ham J,or'o / 1 ci)) / 11 i/ ii,' /

(doru's. 1932/19.

That portion cU '-mm-eyed land, cc:/1.0,000 acree% st:ctd:cc l'c'-in' 'i''astoral l,(':Si'

tic&'tcco 109 1, u:'' I,,,, c:,, '•t'cths,'tlecc,'''\'',''ct 315 chains; 1/..,. -'''cUt ,'c• c: ,.t-.,U.. . cic,'tc''c'(3))) chains back to : 'cU- point. (1 'cc!! 1)7/80, \.'i.)

Ocr l,i/,-,, Local Losui District.('orre , o. 1!k'/l 9,Tim P , till ,urc'evecl /:j. c, 'i'

(':!\i, c,r '- cc : ticc'ccc'' -::i ti ic N

c/c!

It,',' N '' ,', ' . ' c ''-I cc:: tc,','IOU elcaitis (ic ''c i I Ic 7-i -39 ''. iii' e 'Vi's)cite ic's the,, cc' (''0,1 jo 0-

I eke i\loici'r it,,' ! : ( i' c/ (icc''. c-'c'c;,of c'c's('c'ves). (!";In id, 0, U 1 0

IT is h''c''lcy notified, for general icc :01 cc iou, tha!within (he cc, '. '' 'a

will l " , cot/in available un/i-c c U cd " The Fcc,'Act, 1090," and its auce'ccin'u'nts, c' flu 'c 0 tic Jul v. 1919,1 ,aii,'citinics to be b/u-ed at the ' .1 I cc''!-: Ohio forthe District in winch the land is situat ':1:

Approximate DistrictCorres, No. Lease No, area in Plan I or

acres. Division,

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT,

2007/00 131/07 23,000 67/80 Ningluan.

lc,cL000IcLu' LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

1475/10 1380/01 l 100,000 0/001! 5Ff. Margaret.759/11 *509/95 30,000 1 422 u:--pcc-.cnre.

(* Open Section 101) only.)

GF,RALDTON LOCAL LAND DISTRICT,

182/15 2537/03 3,000 156!80 0,2 Victoria.

BIUDG!:T"wx loCAl. LAND 11-sI etc'!.

8 :cl,i/))7 1012/113 1)1cc ' cc, It) .1,2 1 Sccsocx.2. P;--,C. i Scu'.c,ex,

cS Icc:t.11.u:1 5,01, o' cc L.1 W','l)iccgton,

Ac.h.INY LOCAL 1.1,Nfl

702/08 1724/93 2,900 111 .2 Kent.

HOU'rca:u',N CROSS 111CAL LAND u-''T

8436/08 c116/01 c -:,c:'.r:l:. --H0812/07 115c)/'3-1 .,4501/07 812/1(1

!:;,I'll 1,i!C ti., ))I'cTlccC'c

:00cc!, :5 2.',

i -_hi icc ,c.,c,,vc ;_::,'.v,;r, -jilt,

311.)) 1066 Ii., . :00cc ' ••":':'' :.2011:1/10 , riot ui' I -ccl,,,

I,),, ti, LAN 1) 1) cc.':

lOB/IS 2555/93 500)) 111 /11)', 1)1 i Wellington.

T)c U . . . - I c' :'c cc 0,'! l")lil(i •c lie

c-c I' 'cc ' U ci, : cc 1','

cv lUcc,...; 01! tin'ii: c' out 20,),c,o acres, )oil a :11/

3(10.)

'tech/I-,

H- U'CCI I ! ' c ' 'c'l!S'. o-:, I' ',"i cjcicniicchotit:1 . .... U . lc-\V01; s.c tIc' 0)

'ccc,"' .',, -• • c ,d% 'it, c:: cci, H:,.) C

-!,cccccc ''U icc '-I 1!' (U cc):' U •' U

• ..' flt cc' . . '':' '1

cc') H'- ,U ,' -'-9 l,cc, - U, Oct tcl'I'tc)

3 Ic I : cc' 'tc': 0. He-i,',' :,,: I,

,10(l c 'as 1),' H. -(tint nip 1',iat. 1, :c I :3'c/POO.)

TENDERS FOil i,i'/.H5I 3 '.— ii J.:ti'i!\'ES 1725:3, 17254,

123.5. 237, 1' . I 7235.

Feel/on 41u of The J.,,,id hI, 1:- I':c, " and its1 ifl,n'iiilOfltS.

('or.... U 211/19.

ic!'' ti ille '.,;cut ,'!ui,,: cot' within

la1cc' - C i''ccc-'U9".' I.: c , 17 'c (Qia'.-c-'ccri'upawl i7c5cS ('.\cc!'ciec'ifl3

''s 'II:,' 'c i ii ot t River, and containingcc;:: ", I ''cc-i, and 64 acres I uetively,

ctse i -. ii

,'i,

1 ' c,',)

I (I'

1 ' I

1300 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 18, 1919.

TOWN LOTS OPEN FOR LEASING—RETURNEDSOLDIERS' SETTLEil1ENT.

It is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe undermentioned Lots are available for leasing, sub-ject to the Regulations for the Leasing of Town andSuburban Lands to ileturned Sailors and Soldiers, aspublished in Governinent Ga. ette, 24th May, 1.918, onand after the date specified in Schedule below:

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 30th JULY, 1919.,1ppfic • ^!( ions to be lodged at Ifatanning.

16 ll.],.--:i:;0, vapital value £14;! , ::1 rental Jn nil .,7(, capital value, 112

ear i ; an11(0 1 reel :• I. 503 to 007, inclusive,and 529, capital ti,,lue,, iLU each; annual rental, lOs-each.

Plans showing the arrangements of the lots referredto are now obtainable at this office and the vario isDistrict or J;ranch District Land and Survey offices.

Applications, acee nipanied by the necessary Schedules,may be lou;;i.•i1 at the offices mentioned at any time priorto the d:.rt,'s specified, and any applications so lodgedwill be deelued to have been lodged on that day.

In the event of two or more applications for the tamelot, the Land Board shall allot the land. The Board'sdecision shall be final.

intending applicants are requested to lodge theirapplications before the date specified, and are remindedthat it is unnecessary to employ an agent, as applica-tious may be lodged personally or sent through the post,

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION I3Y DISCIIAP lI:DSAILORS AND SOLDIERS.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that illsExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve of the areas schoadled hereunderbeing made available for selection under "The LandAct, 1898," and its amendments, and The DischargedSoldiers 8ettlenient Act, 1918,'' by persons who havebeen on active service with His Majesty's Naval orMilitary Forces, and can produce a satisfactory (Iiicharge; or the dependants of those who have beenkilled or have died on active service. The selector of aIlomestead Farm from any location available underPart VIII. must take the balance thereof under Conditional Purchase.

Application may be made by relatives on behalf ofSoldiers at the front, subject to the condition 'that theapplicant must receive a Qualification Certificate frontthe Land Qualification Hoard within six months fromthe date of his discharge, otherwise the holding will hebe forfeited.

Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the District in which the land is situated, or at theITead Office, Perth.

The date fixed for areas being thrown open forselection does not imply that applications may not belodged before such date, and any applications so lodgedwill be treated as having been received on the appointe'lday.

Should any Iocation be not applied for on the fixed(late it will remain available for selection until it isapplied for or otherwise dealt with.

There shall be an interval of at least three daysbetween the closing of the date for applications and thedate on which the Board sits. All applicants will beadvised of the (late fixed for the meeting of the Board.lIe may then, if lie wishes, apply to Bead Office for aCertificate to the Railway Department, -which on pre-sentation at the nearest Railway Station VIII entitle himto a Return Ticket at Excursion Rates to the placewhere the Board will sit, available for seven days fromdate of issue.

SCHEDULES.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 23rd JULY, 1919.

PEPiTII ANI) W:1G IN LOCAL LAND DISTIlICTS.Williams District.

C1orr•. No. 1.017/93, Vol. 2.

Open under farts P. and V III. (Plan 4OQA/40.)

The land] within Reserve 9671, contninii!a .b(iut 1911• r•;S roods 30' ; erches (Reserve 9671 is hereby- Cam-

cello I); subject to survey, classification, anal pricing)-

Hciaty Estate.PERTH AND BUNBURY LOCAL LAND DISTRICTS.

Wellington: District (Burelcup).Corr. No. 1336/13.Open under Part V., as modified by "The Agriet,il-

toral wands Purchase Act, 1909.'' (Plan Henty Es-late.)

LocationNo.

Area.Price peracre, in-

eluding sur-vey fee.

Remarks.

a. r. p. y, s. d.Subject to rate of interest

being fixed later, and the right^ of the Crown to drain, and an

undertaking from selector topay drainage charges.

The term of each lease tobe 30 years.

3535 -., 189 0 0 1 5 0 As one holding.3561 ... i 103 2 0 1 5 0 do•1101 .- 100 0 0 110 03566 ... 100 0 0 110 0 de.1!7 ... 103 0 0 110 0Ills ... 10:: 0 0 110 0 do9549... us 0 0 110 0

39 26 0 0 1 5 0 do.1553 ::: III 0 0 1 5 0

Lipper Capel Estalte.PIRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Nfellirrgton District (wear ifirup).Corr. 815/19.Co'' Part V. only, as modified by "The tlgricnl-

tural l:d,nds Purchase Act, 1909-" (Plan Upper Capel

Price peracre, includ-

Loc. Area. eluding cur- TotalNo. Vey fee and Value. Remarks,

Improve-ment',.

r 1. 1 £ s. cl. S S. d.10 118 ' 10 6 6 6 740 18 0

.j..1 177 2 13 ` 5 10 0 076 14 0111 3 27 ; 11 5 0 760 16 0

2 118 2 3 i 5 16 0 087 8 01:0t 104 3 0 7 16 6 819 19 0

110 3 27 7 1 0 824 5 0210 1 12 ( 5 17 6 1,2:35 13 0

1117 202 `1 19 ; 5 15 6 1,170 2 018 129 1 3 13 7 0 1,725 15 0

v;0 141 2 25 8 8 0 1,189 18 0sI 175 0 4 5 17 0 1,023 18 0

':1 1 1. 183 3 23 6 3 6 1,135 11 09.119; 202 1 22 5 9 6 1,108 1 02111 153 3 16 7 1 6 1,08810 02115 211 1 332 4 -1 0 888 2 (11117 127 2 20 0 15 6 98 18 021 . 18 171 2 31 1 15 0 300 9 09549 147 1 6( 2 11 0 375 12 01350 107 2 21 4 0 0 430 10 01510 31 0 21 4 3 0 139 5 0 To be made available

for general selec-(ion to adjoiningowners only.

25 13 227 0 7 4 9 6 1,016 0 0 Temporarily reserv-ed.

Norr.—Locations 2530, 2532, 2544 and 2548 to be thrown open ontlie understmding that their areas will be slightly increased when certainresumptions are completed and Leases will issue with increased areas.The price per acre of these Lots will not be altered.

Subject to interest charges to be calculated later.Subject to deposited Plan.Duration of Lease, 30 years.

Glertlea Estate.13311)1 11)1 '1'U1\rN LOCAL LAN I) DISTRICT.

Xe • (.,vit District (tear Glenalyn n).Corr. 1.475/19.Part V. only, as modified by the provisions of the

Agricultural Lands Purchase Act. (Plan (ilenlea Es-late.)

Price per acre,Location No. Area. including sur- Total Value.

Vey fee andImprovements.

a. r. p. £ s. d. £ s. d.

8102 ... ... ... 260 1 12 3 17 0 1,002 5 0

^^i^r.3 ... ... ... 198 2 9 3 16 0 754 10 0

0101 ... ... ... 229 3 13 2 19 0 678 0 0

:105 ... ... ... 120 0 15 8 8 0 1,008 15 9

i Or ... ... ... 116 3 21. 8 11 0 999 6 8

11117 ... 106 1 4 8 11 0 1 908 13 0

Nor!:.- Duration of Lease, 30 years, subject to interest charges tobe calculated later.

JULY 18, 191.9.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1301

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 30th JULY, 1919.1VA(JN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

iVilliarns District (near Lake Grace).Corr. No. 1896/19.Open un icr :1 'arts V. and VIII. (Plans 407/S0, Al;

Lake (,race, Sheet 7.)

Location No. Area. Priceper acre.

acres- ;£ s. d.10785 ... ( 081 0 14 6

Being' hark Young's cancelled application.

13UNI3UiIY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Wellington District (near Coolcervatp).

Corr. No. 11820/03.Open under Parts V., VI:., and VIII. (Plan 383D/40,

(3.)The area comprised within Reserves 1452 and 9651,

containing about 245 acres and 56 acres respectively;subject to the necessary reservations on survey, classi-fication, pricing, and a further inspection of the landbefore the question of granting financial assistance canbe deternmined. (Reserves 1.452 and 9659 are herebycancelled.)

i'I:RTII LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.(acnn ( up District (near Piesse Gnarly).

Corr. No. 1819/04.l i ca under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan Piesse Brook,

Sheet l., and 1C/40.)

Location Are Price per j Remarks.No. a. Location.

r r. ,, £ a a.71.2 12 3 27 15 0 0 ) Receive 8059 is hereby reduced.

These locations arc availableunder the Re g ulations pub.

761 26 1 36 55 0 0 fished on page 1137 of Govern'v ent Gazette, 13th June, 1919.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 6th AUGUST, 1919.

NAIIROGINc LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

TI c t laams I)istrict (near Doraking Sonic).

Corr. No. 9729/1]..Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (flan 386A/40.)Williams Locations 10704 (1,816 acres), 9584 (160

acres), 7:57 (340 acres), and 7361 (500 acres), subjectto l ricing and the Agricultural Bank mortgage, etc.

NORTILIM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

( von District.

Corr. No. 200-1/10.O len idler Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 4/80, D2.)

Location No. Area price Remarks.l er acre.

— awes £ S. a.15801 512 0 12 6 7 To be selected together.15302 1,000 0 10 0 S

Being E. (i. 8,initli's abandoned Conditional Purchaseapplications.

B1i1V1 RLFY lit P1•;01'11. LOCAL LAND DISTRICTS

.1 volt District.Corr. No. 3196/91.Olen under Parts V. and Viii (Plan 378A/40, Al.)That portion of Reserve 2196, containing about 271.

acres, situate South of Road No. 34l2; subject to sur-vey, elnssi'6enti(m, and pricing. (Reserve 2196 is herebyreduced.)

WAGIN 01i PERTii LOCAL LAND DISTR1:CTS.lVillianis District (near Lake Grace).

Corr. No. 951 9/11..Open under Parts V., VI., and Vt.11. (Plan 387/80,

13. 3 & 4.)

The portion of Williams Location .10150, situatedNorth of the Wagin-Lalcc Grace Railway Reserve; sub-ject to survey, classification, and pricing. (Reserve13504) is hereby reduced.)

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.1'1' is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder will be available for selectionunder "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, oi,and after the dates set out in said schedule.

Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the district in which the land is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

All applications lodged before such date will tietreated as having been received on that day, and- ifthere are more applicants than one for any lot theapplication to be granted will be determined by theLand Board. Should any lands remain unselected suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwisedealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the appii-cants for the blocks -ill be duly notified of the date,time, and place of the meeting of the Board.

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person lie may apply to the Head Office orto the Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Depart.went, which, on presentation at the nearest RailwayStation, gill entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Excur-sion Rates, to the place where the Board will sit,available for seven days from the date of issue.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationavailable under Part VIIT. must take the balancethereof, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

The lands marked with an asterisk are available underPart VT.

SCHEDULES.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 23rd JULY, 1919.Fienty Estate.

I] ('NB III V LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Tl'ellinyton. District (near Bureklcp)•

Corr. No. 1336/13.Open under Part V., as modified by the Agricultural

Lands Prueh..ase Act. (Plan. ITenty Estate.)

Price perLocation acre, m-Area. Remarks.\o. - rludinb stu•-

vey fee

a. r. p. r s. d.563 loo 0 0 0 15 0

3561 ... .091 2 0 0 12 03565 ... 100 0 0 ( 0 15 0 Subject to rate of interest3550 ... 103 0 0 i 0 15 0 being fixed later, the right•3551 ... 172 0 0 0 15 0 of the Crown to drain, and3554 ... 120 3 0 ( 0 15 0 an undertaking from selec-3555 .. 168 0 0 0 15 0 (or to pay dr,rivage charge.8556 168 0 0 0 12 0 The term of each lease to be3557 ... 12.1 3 0 : 0 15 0 30 years.3558 ... 128 0 0 0 15 0

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 30th JULY, 1919.PERTH LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

31 array District (near Coolup).Corr. No. 3041/18.Open under Part V. (Plan 380D/40.)The area, containing about 26 acres 0 roods 35 perches,

lately included within the boundaries of the Townsiteof Coolup; being portion of Murray Location 1213.Bounded on the North by a line in prolongation East ofthe North side of Holland Street; on the East by theWestern side of a surveyed road running North alongthe Western side of Coolup Agricultural Area Lot 210;on the South by a line extending West, starting front apoint on road aforesaid, situated 179deg. 50min., 23ehaius 96 links, from the South-East corner of CoolupAgricultural Area Lot 200, and extending West to theEastern side of a surveyed road along the Railway Re-serve, and on the West by the Eastern side of aforesaidroad.

E302 (it v 11 YM 1`1'T GAZETTE, W.A. [,JULY 18, 1010.

Canning District (near Piesse Gully)Cow. No. 1819/04.Open under Part V., Section fib. ( Plans 1C/40, aul

Piesse Brook, Sheet 2.)

Location No. Area. PriceRemarks.Location.

a. r. P. £ S. 5.805 9 3 39 12 0 0 Reserve 8059 is hereby cc-806 7 3 10 10 0 0 duced.807 •-- ... Excepted from sale.505 •--. Excepted iron, nile.510 ---... 10 0 6 12-0 05I'. 7 3 30 10 0 0

8236 1000El 13 0 32 16 0 0

8 1 16 14 0 011 13 0 2 26 0 08 1 1 10 0 0

KATANNING LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Kojonup District (near Mudiarrup).Corr. No. 10705/06.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 415/80, 1,1[

& 2.)The area lately comprised within Reserve 10665, con-

taining about 200 acres; subject to survey, classifica-tion, and pricing. (Reserve 10665 is hereby cancelled.)

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 6th AUGUST, 1919BEVERLEY LOCAL LAN]) DISTRICT.

Avon District.Corr. No, 5023/12,Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 345/80, Cl.)

LocationPriceNo. "' per acre.

acres. .0 s. d.

17199... j

994 0 8 6

BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Nelson District.

Corr. No. 1018/90.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 439C/40, P3.)Nelson Location 7970, containing about 28 acres;

subject to survey, classification, and pricing. (Reserve9496 being hereby reduced.)

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District (near Bruce Bock).

Corr. No. 5530/10.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 4/80, P2.)

Location No. Area. Pri c B.6marlss.per aere.

acres. £ . d.16206 ... 579 0 10 9 Reserve 12997 is hereby can.

celled.

1,ANI) FORFEITED AND AGAIN OPEN FORSELECTION.

IT is l- reLy notified, for gene al in Own tat ion, that theiindernientioncd Leases, Licenses, and Occupation Certi.lieates have been forfeited for non-compliance with theconditions in er which they were granted, and the land-ent:iined therein will be again open for selection,nler The Land Aci, 1898,'' and its asnendmeitts, on

a,,l after fit(, dates and at the places mentioned.

A litetiius In tst be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the district in which the land is situated, and shouldhe lodged on or before the date specified.

All appleations lodged before such date will betreated as having been received on that day, and ifhere are mote applicants than one for any lot the ap-

plication to be granted will be determined by the Landlion rd. Should any lands remain unselected, such willcontinue available until applied for or otherwise dealtwith.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the appli--ants for the blocks will be duly notified of the date,hue, and place of the meeting of the Board.

Ii an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person, lie may apply to the Head Office or tothe Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchI ;ntl DOLes for a certificate to the Railway Depart

;-tiesst, which, on presentation at the nearest Railwayftation, will entitle him to a Return Ticket at Excur-sion Rates, to the place where the Board will sit, avail-able for seven days from the date of issue.

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

The successful applicant for the locations set ouhereunder must sign all the necessar y documents requiruaby the Agricultural Bank and Industries AssistanceBoard within thirty (Sf)) days of the approval of hisapplication, otherwise it will he deemed to be rejected1w applicant, and liii application will be cancelleda eeordingly.

The lands niarked with an asterisk are available underf l i rt VT.

RCFT ED1JLES.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 23rd JULY, 1919.

ALBANY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.

Hay District.

Corr. No. 979/15.

1'" voider Parts VI, and VII[. (Plan 4-14/80, El.)Ii iv Let-atiosi 1099, containing 1,185 acres 2 roods 181at iS, per acre; being J. W. Ashton 's forfeited

Grazing [ease 9475/68.

Melbourne District (near J?iawonntg).Cow. No. 5109/19.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 57/80,

A3.)Location 2791 and the vacant laud lately temporarily

reserved situate South of Road No. 4393, West of Loca-tion 2560, and portion of 1814, Locations 1815 and2613, and East of Location 2624.

Subject to survey, classification, and pricing.

Avon District (near Grabali)CArs', No. 7578/11.Open under Parts V., Vi., and LIFT. (Plasi 5/80,

Grabail, Sheet 3.)

Loit Ii, ,, Pricen. per acre.

s. a.1501' - Er 0 8 618311 -;-; II 11 0

0 15316 )t' I I) 7 0183(i'' - Ill It 11 Ii

f;IOI1ALI)'I'()N iDUAL LAN[) DISTRICT.

l'icto rio District.

Purr, No. 910/19.

(),( ii under Parts \'., VI., and VIII. (Plan 161/80,(:4.)

L iI.i i Area. price per Iteniark-s.acre.

r. p. £ s. d.} s nbfect to 1icing.

\bo that portion of unsurveyctl land, containing about01 at-run starting 11-0111 the N orth- lAst corner of Loratin ItO 12; thence RastSO chains; thence South 70

is; theist e West 10 chants; thence N ortlt 70 chitinehut-Ii to start tip point; being P B. Woods' abandonedUrn-/lug Lease.

( TIY IS, 1919.] GOVERNMENT (ZI'T'P I ii, W.A. 13131

NA Rlt()C IN II) ,\b LAN 1) 1) FS'l'li I( 'T.I ron District.

('orr. No. .3408/%1.Open miler Parts V. tool VIII. ( Plans 34-5/80, A I,

176/80, AT,)

Location Arei Price per Remarks.No. acre.

a. r. p. ttent ... 001) 0 o o iii ii tuhjiii t its' islIlleli 'Of!

,',rii' hunt Balll1 lire,0,1 10':. ii.), 10111 ukiugii ur iii' jun a!' '' ivel'hlgan 110111'' .0 .076 Ii.

>. 1 1 ouv 'S or (S'jtei 1 Conditional P urehace.ud I icc.cstni i l Farm 20303/77. (xolusive

II f1w land i'eqni ru1 tor railway purposes.)

SC)IITII.\ ti LOCAL LAND DISTR I ( T.Avon District,

('Orr No. ieCCOe.Open under 'art'.- \., VI., and VIII. (Plan 25/80

E, a.)Axon Location 10939, containing2,995 acres; subject

to classification and pricing.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 30th JL.L ', 1919.NARROC EN LOCAL LAN I) >1 Sf3 liT

I VP/tans District.

Corr. Nos. 605/14, 606/14.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 377/80,

F4.)

Location No Area. Price Remarks.per acre.

acres £ s.0824 ... 1,000 0 12 6 Sul'ject to the payment of the

Agricultural Bank interest,£20 7s. Od , and taking overthe mortg ige covering 511advance of £207.

ia nip A. N. Dunning's forfeited Conditional Fur'chase 34380/55 and Homestead Ferns 20041/74.

fll'IIIAI, 'I p 'Al1 LAND 1)ISTIII(1T.I it toi'io /)Cii It'!,

I Oil'. No. 1116:,'1l!ii Pats V. :101 VIII. (I'la;is9,5/810,PS:

(i;!...; 2.)

fr etl.oaition AO. re a.icr

0 71 75 (I 1' 1)

(il'a'Zihig Lease aml Home-

1s,\'I'ANNI,NO LOCAL I .\ II) DIS'T'RICT.it1')1llllljl It,.! 'I.

Corr. No. 1173/0P.upon and,—i— Parts V. 111111 i II. ('1:L 41 /80, FL.)

't u rin, .hSi'' , 'oiit:iIui nfl 622 :l'n's, al 10s.to t' o ,ai'I :11.1 of' the .',ricillillral

115 1::. 101., ' iii f; ' : ' 0 over flit' :iort'

.111 110111 :1',' U 0. 'i' I'. 'I.; I ,'I,g W. A.al . Ion,'] 'liillition p l Purchase ;iiijulit'ation.

1, 1,5:1 li'STRICT.

II. :.., ':i.. :1 ''III. (Iltu 3551)/itt,

0 i 5131 ...i:.ii:iip)g 110 ,s 'I'!; sithi-1111,1 'rho: being G. N. Baker's

oi , 1 iiluil... toad Turin 571/71

COI1TIJAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.A ron District (sea(11car colveowing).

('Orr. No. 17(5/17,Open under i.'.; its V., 'Vi., and VIII. (Plan 33/80,

El,.)

Location No. Arcs, 1icn;lrk:.

Cowcowh'g.A.A. 18 240 2 0 Subject to survey,classification, andpricing

NORTJIAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Avon District.

('oil'. No. 1872/16.Open under Parts V., VI'., and Viii. (Plan 5/80, C1.)

Location No. Area. Pre Remarks.Per acre.

acres. £ 'i. ii,18278 ... 995 0 8 6 SuuOli'nI fil the ;avm':i. "!

.1 !r! ' ul( 1 'al iPsO:1.. HI.. lud Ilk! '0 11cr

the iuunl't.u!i' "0. 'I' 1 al ii'' '; :01) i,,,i,i,.suui

to be 1,11 ItOh Location18279.

hi hg Thos. (Sews' forfeited Conditional Purchase12072/56.

OPEN WEDNESDAY,ALII.INV LO'A1 LNl) P7']

JIii ,i; Jl..,fi'u't.

II. 2056/Ill.111. 1 1: o:iil,'i' Parts V. , 11. (Iliii : •,• . '•oi 35, o s 3 1110 1 iui.i 10

.. 9d. ' ' ' I I II. 110 iffil 'S

l'OAI)S .\1 T, 11)11.

\'•'llPlII:.'P IC .NI'S.liO!'OT'l' Road'i, , 1.10111 ic 5 nI ,'u't 'p1 (lie Board,

1,1 II ii ':0,0 1 III' 1110,11 the II I, day of April,11)1)1. i'l'' :,'3 011 the I'll; I hen uI isailer described,lilt I' iv:"-

0 .i I :;a, A strip of land, (1111'-',,l at the North ('011101'

t . ',';:iiu,oi,,,'::jiu:i 31 (as sliiin L.T.O.,Sortli'Westwai'd through

ci; 70 1 'ha ''. lhlSn,. along the latter',; North1" Aern hi:i;.I; (lion 341.0/40.)

C 17;;. 1,0;,. . 0 ("III S I'] ..\ I "31:1 1 t1 ii, liv'iii u:;nse. P . 0 \iu'm'riug' Ol tin' honnil, l,eiil a!

'n'. 'n ; I the 24th :;i' : tctol et. 11118,u ' ' (lit 'w't llel'e;Ilaitu''c III'S 'ribell, that 1.

I. 7.ii Cr1 Ii 'llo;iI N',, -)7(;5.---.\ ,tiii, of'

iiI i ho Ill 5,11', its P11111 111111 Silo' hi';ts log tli,'i' ii Ii' ii II:(! i'-''h road in \l 'Ilnu lll' 1.110

'H ; 270 dogrees I ihlilhultl', I S chains(II)llu',l n'' (I liii ilti'!, 0 11011115 .i I A Ii uks; "SI hi'

gI,l'", 57 i'ilniiios, 6 chains 64 lilhlts, and 269 lhegi'el's

1304 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, , W.A. [JULY a8, 1919..

41 minutes, 25 chains 28.3 links from the North-\Vestcorner of Melbourne Location 2539; and extending (asshown O.P.2176) in a general Westerly direction throughLocation 935, Reserve No. 944, and Melbourne Loca-tion 1 to the North-Eastern side of Road No. 4291, 19chains 90.9 links from the 12-mile peg. (Plan 32/80,Al, and 31/80, Fl.)

WITIMLAS the YORK Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a Meeting of the Board, held at Work on orabout the 15th day of October, 1917, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say :--

1914/18.Deviation of road No. 6118.—A strip of land, part

two chains wide, and part one chain wide, its South-Western side leaving a South side of the presentroad29 chains 91 links from the East corner of Avon Loca-tion 5578, and extending (as shown Diagram No.42224) 293 degrees 53 minutes, 1.1 chains 73.1 links;317 degrees 36 minutes, 7 chains 6.2 links; thence 356degrees 34 minutes, 10 chains 2• links, to rejoin theWestern side of the old road. (Plan 3D/40, A3.)

WHEREAS the PLANTAGENET Road Board, byresolution passed at a Meeting of the Board, held atMount Barker on or about the 27th flay of October,1917, resolved to open the road hereinafter described,that is to say:-

3084/17.No. 6213.—A strip of land, one chain wide, its East

side leaving the Northern side of a surveyed road atthe South-East corner of Hay Location 835, and ex-tending (as shown Diagram No. 41723) North alongpart of the West boundary of Location 59 and theWest boundary of Location 126 to the South side of asurveyed road at the latter's North-West corner. (Plan445/S0, A3.)

WIIEIIEAS the MURRAY Road board, by resolutionpassed at a Meeting of the Board, held at Pinjarra onor about the 23rd (lay of March, 1919, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say:--

191.3/19.No. 6215.—A strip of land, one chain wide, commenc-

ing On the East boundary of Murray Location 189,and extending (as shown Diagram 43266) South-East-ward through Location 222 and along part of a Southboundary of same to a surveyed road at its South-Eastcorner. (Plan 380D/40, 113.)

WIEh:EAS the COLLIE Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a Meeting of the Board, held at Collie on orabout the 4th day of Slay, 1.918, resolved to open theroad hereinafter described, that is to say:-

1369/18.No. 6216.—A strip of land, commencing one chain

wide, its South-Eastern side leaving the Northern sideof Road No. 1987 at a point 269 degrees 47 minutes,25 chains 97.6 links, and 223 degrees 34 minutes, 7chains 49.2 links, from the South-West corner of Wel-lington Location 1.715; and extending (as shown. O.P.2179) 43 degrees 34 minutes, 7 chains 49.2 , links; thence89 degrees 47 minutes, 25 chains 97.6 links, to the South-West corner of Location 1715 aforesaid; thence (50links wide) East along the South boundary of. Location1715 and its continuation to the left bank of the CollieRiver; thence (varying in width) Northward alongsaid river bank for a distance of about six chains. (Plan41.0/80, A3.)

WHEREAS the PRESTON Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a Meeting of the Board, held at Donnybrookon or about the 18th day of May, 1918,. resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say:-

1973/11).No. 6217.—A strip of land, one chain wide, eonimene-

ing on the South boundary of Preston A.A. Lot 206,3 chains 9.5 links from its South-last corner; and ex-tending (as shown Diagram No. 40100) NortlrWest-ward through said lot to the South-West corner ofLot 310; thence North along part of the West boun-dary of and through Lot 310, and along the South-Eastern boundary of Reserve No. 13989 to Road No.1944.

4a. Or. 22p. being resmned from Preston A.A. Lot206.

7a. 2r. 30p. being resumed from Preston A.A. Lot31.0. (Plan 41.413/40, Dl.) Previous notice to read ashere amended.

Wl1L'TtI3AS the GOOMA_LLING Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a Meeting of the Board, held at (loom-ailing on or about the 4th (lay of March, 1918, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that is to say: —

744/18.No. 6218.—A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

Road No. 4557 at the South corner of Avon Location4211; and extending North-Eastward as surveyed alongthe South-Eastern boundaries of Locations 491.1, 3838,and 4317, to the latter's East corner. (flan 32/S0, 1e2.)

\VI117REAS the QUEEN 'S PARK Road Board, by roso-Intion Ilasled at a Meeting of the Board, held at Queen'sPark on or about the 21st (lay of March, 1.919, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that is to say:-

1876/19.No. 6220 (Outline Street),---A strip of land, one

chain ivide, leaving John Street at the South corner ofLot 6 of. Canning Location 69 (as shown L.T.O. Plan593); and extending (as shown. Diagram No. 43249)North-Eastward along the South-Eastern boundaries ofLots 6 and 15 to Cannington Terrace.

No. 6221 (Sutton Street).—A strip of land, one chainwide, commencing at the West corner of Lot 1 of Can-ning Location 69 (as shown L.T.O. Plan 593); and ex-tending (as shown Diagram No. 43249) North-East-ward along the North-Western boundary of said lot toJohn Street, at its North corner. (Plan 1D/20, S.T.)

And lvhereas His Excellency the Governor, pursuantto Seetion 17 of "The Public Works Act, 1902," bynotices published in the Gove>valllent Gazette, declaredthat the said lands had been set a part, taken, or resumedfor the purpose of the said roads, and that plans ofthe said lands might be inspected at the Department ofLands and Surveys, Perth.

And whereas the said Boards have caused a copy ofthe said notices to be served upon the owners and occu-piers of tile said lands resident within the State, or suchof them as can viith reasonable diligence be ascertained,either personally or by registered letter posted to theirlast-named places of abode.

And whereas the Governor in Executive Council hasconfirmed the said resolutions, it is hereby notified thatthe lines of communication described above are roadswithin the meaning of "The Roads Act, 1911," subjectto the provisions of the said Act.

Dated this 18th day of .Inly, 1919.

II. S. KING,Surveyor General and Under Secretary for Lands.

The Workers' homes Board,Perth, 12th July, 191.9.

\\ .TI. 36/1.8.TIII1 midernicolini1ed lease under "The Workers'Ioi)w- -\ ct, iii 1,'' has been forfeited by the Workers'

homes Board (or breach of covenant of the lease:No. of Lease, Name of Lessee, Town or Locality,

Description of land.40S/1918—James Peterkin, Fremantle, Fremantle Town

Lot 1578.W. B. HARDWICK,

Chairman Workers' Homes Board.

The Workers' Homes Board,W.H. 31/18. Perth, 16th July, 1919.Ill undermentioned lease under "The Workers'

11mei-s Act, 1911,'' has been forfeited by the Workers'1lo;nes Board for breach of covenant of the lease:

o. of Lease, Name of Lessee, Town or Locality,-Description of Land.

1172/1S,-1t'loreuce Tiadlow, Narrogia; Narrogin Lot899.

W. B. HAR,DWICIi,Chairman, Workers' Homes Board.

JULY 18, 1919.] GOVERNMENT' GAZETTE, W.A. 1305

PUBLIC NOTICE.

DEVELOPMENT OF MINING.

Advances on Alanile.

Department of Mines,1322/19. Perth, ISth July, 1919.

IT is hereby notified, for public information, that in orderto assist in the development of the Potash deposits of theState, the Government, until further notice, is prepared tosnake cash advances on alunito of suitable quality, on thefollowing terms and conditions, viz.

1. The alunito shall be the produce of mines in the Stateof Western Australia.

2. The alunite shall be delivered at such places and tosuch persons as the Minister from time to time shall appoint.

3. The weight of each parcel delivered shall be determinedby actual weighing or by measurement, as the person ap-pointed to receive it shall der r nine. He shall draw a fairsample for moisture determination, and another for analysisfor the extractable potash content, and shall send themto the person or persons appointed by the Minister to assaysame. All methods of weighing, measuring, sampling, andassay shall be in accordance with the instructions of theState Mining Engineer. The owner of the alunite, or hisrepresentative appointed in writing, may be present at theweighing and sampling, but shall not interfere with thework, or approach nearer than is allowed by the person incharge of the sampling. The weight and moisture deductionas determined at the time of receipt of the parcel shall befinal.

4. The sampler shall divide his final sample into threeapproximately equal portions, one of which he shall giveto the owner of the parcel, another which lie shall send tothe Analyst appointed by the Minister to assay such samples,and the third shall be sealed and preserved by him to besent to an umpire if necessary.

5. The Analyst shall determine the percentage of potashin each sample which can be extracted by calcining followedby leaching with hot water, and such extractable potashshall be deemed to he the whole of the potash in the samplefor the purpose of these conditions, notwithstanding thatcomplete analysis may show that a further portion of potashremains in the insoluble residue.

6. The owner of the parcel, within one week of the dateof sampling, may submit to the officer in charge an assay bya qualified analyst of the portion of the final sample takenby him for comparison with that made by the analyst forthe Government. The agreed percentage of potash shallbe calculated to the first place of decimals of a unit only.If the results do not differ by more than one-half per cent, ofpotash (K,0), the mean of both results shall be taken ascorrect ; but if the difference be greater than one-half percent. potash (K,O), the parties may agree to a mean result,or either may require an umpire assay. If an umpire assaybe required, the umpire sample shall then be sent to theGovernment Assayer in Perth as umpire, and the moanof his assay and the nearer to it of the two previous onesshall be doomed to be correct. The umpire's fee shall bepaid by the party whose result is furthest from that of theumpire. The Government Assayer shall be such officerof the Geological Survey of W.A. or of the CovernmentAnalyst's Department as shall be appointed from time totime by the Minister to carry out such duty.

If the owner of the parcel do not submit his assay withinone week, the assay by theAnalyst appointed by the Ministershall be accepted as final.

7. Cash advances will be made on agreement of assaysupon the estimated selling value of each parcel of the mineralaccording to its net dry weight and the quantity of extract-able potash contained therein, in the manner hereunderfollowing, via.:-

(a.) The estimated selling value of each unit (i.e., one percent.) of potash (K 50) shall be deemed, for thepurpose of the advances, to be fifteen shillings (I Ss.)unless and until, in the opinion of the Ministerfrom time to time, the selling price actually obtain-able for the potash shall require such estimatedvalue to be reduced or admit of it being increased,when he may alter it to such other amount as heshall think reasonable by giving notice as in Clause12 hereunder.

(b.) The advances will be reckoned on the total numberof units of extractable potash (K,,O) in each parcel,found by multiplying the agreed assay by the netdry weight, at the estimated selling price as fixedby the foregoing snbclause (a), less live shillings

per unit of potash, and also less a penalty of twopence (2d.) per unit for every one tenth of a unitby which the agreed assay falls below four per cent.(4%) extractable potash (K20).*

(c.) Before making the advances any expenses paid bythe Government for transport of the mineral fromthe mine to the place of reception may be deducted,and also such charges towards costs of receiving,sampling, and assaying the parcels as the Ministermay approve from time to time.

S. The Receiving Officer may require any parcel whichlie may consider to be of doubtful quality to be depositedseparately until it has been assayed, and should the assayshow that it is unsuitable to he accepted for any reason,the owner shall remove it at his own cost. (Owners aretherefore recommended to have their mineral assayed beforecarting from their mines, so as to be assured that it will notbe refused by the receiver.)

9. After being weighed, sampled, and assayed, parcelsof alunite will not be kept separate, but will be heaped to-gether and dealt with in larger combined parcels at theMinister's discretion. They shall be deemed to be theproperty of the Minister for all purposes of sale, treatment,or other method of realisation, and no person shall have anyclaim upon the Government on the ground that his mineralhas not been realised upon to the best advantage.

10. Any moneys resulting from disposal of the aluniteby the Minister will be subject to a first charge upon themof all his eependiture upon the same material, inclusive ofinterest at 01 per cent, per annum, or such other rate as maybe from time to time fixed by the Minister, on all moneyslaid out by him for advances, transport, treatment, and allother realisation charges. Any balance will then be dividedamong the owners of the mineral in such manner as mayseem to the Minister to be most equitable.

il. Any parcel of less than five (5) tons net dry weightshall be charged with an extra charge of ten shillings, to bededucted from the advance.

12. Appointments by the Minister under time foregoingconditions and his decisions from time to time on matterstherein left to his discretion will be notified by public noticesposted in places approved by the Minister as convenient forthe producers of the mineral, and such notices shall be deemedto be sufficient notification thereof.

13. All persons sending in alunite under the foregoingconditions shall be deemed to have agreed thereto and tobe bound thereby.

*Examples: (i.) Value under (a) being 15s. per unit andagreed assay 3 . 5°x, K 0, the advance per ton of net dryweight of the parcel of mineral would be-

4-3 . 5= 0 . 5 units= 5 tenths

x 2d. =^ 10d, penalty per unit.15s. - 5s. = lOs.

loss Os. led. penalty9s. 2d. value per unit.

3 . 5 units x 9s. 2d. = 32s. id. value per ton foradvances.

(ii.) Value under (a) having fallen to 12s, and agreed notassay being 3 . 1% K. 0-

4-3 . 1 -= 0 . 9 units9 tenths

x 2d. = is. 6d. penalty.12s. - 5s. =- 7s.

less is. 6d. penalty= 5s. Gd. value per unit.

3 . 1 units x 5s. (id. = 17s. value per ton foradvances.

J. SCADDAN,Minister for Mines.

THE M1NING DNVELOPSI ENT ACT, 1902,Adc'aeaces on '111oiilr.

Department of Mines,132;]/19. Perth, 16th July, 1919.

HIS T xm•:•lh'ncy the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen please I to cancel the Regulations "relating to thedevelopment of the Potash deposits and the snaking• ofcash adn t es oil Alunite" published in the Gorern.-nwnt Ga-c(he of the I -lth STareh, ii)19, and :17th April,1919, respectively.

S ADDAN,Minister for Mines.

U0VERNidENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 18, 1919.

THE ROADS ACT, 1911

Road Board Eleclioas,Department of Public Works,

Perth, 17th July, 1919.

IT is hrebv notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 84 of the Roads Act, that the following gentleman has beene ted a member of the undermentioned Road Board to fill the vacancy shown in the particulars hereunder

Member Elected.Road Date of OW Name of previousWard. - - -- Occupation. vacancy Remarks.Board. Election. Member.

burname. Christian Name, occurred.

Wilnuit .. 11-19 Townsend ... William henry Baker ... E ffluxion of W. II. Townsend Unopposed.time

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date ofNotice. Nature of Work. Date and time for Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc., to be wee,Closing.

1919. I 1919.(Noon on Tuesday)

June 11 *Cossack Explosive Magazine— 22nd July ... ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Roe-Purchase and Removal (5796) bourne, on and after 1st July, 1919.

June 26 Geraldton Post Office--Altera- 22nd July ... .. Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W. D., Geraldton,tions (5804) on and after 1st July, 1919.

July 3 York Police Quarters—Re airs 22a'l July ... ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, York5805) and Northam, on and after 8th July, 1919.

July 3 Collie School —Additions (5806) 22nd July ... ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Collieand Bunbury, on and after 8th July, 1919.

July 10 Pemberton School and Quar- 29th July ... .. Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Bridge-ters—( 807)

town and Bunbury, on and after 15th July, 1919.

'Telegraphic tenders, similarly addressed and marked, will be received up to the same hour, provided that written tendon in due fore,have previously been lodged with the Clerk of Courts, itoebourne,

Tenders are to be addressed to "The Hon. the Minister for Works," and will be received at the PublicWorks Office, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

THE ROADS ACT, 1911.

Armadale-Kelrnscott Road District.

Alteration of I Card Boundaries.

Notice of intention.

Department of Works and Trading Concerns,P.W. 3949/18. Perth, 18th June, 1919.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that itis the intention of His Excellency the Governor in Ex-cc tive Council, under the provisions of Section 8 (1)(e) of "The Roads Act, 1911," and all other powersenabling him in this behalf, to alter the respectiveboundaries of the Armadale Town, Armadale West, andBedfordale Wards of the Armadale-Kelmscott Roadl)istrict, by transferring from the Armadale West tothe Armadale Town Ward all that territory describeda:ol con prised in Schedule "A" hereto, and by trans-f' ring front the A rniadale West to the Bedfordale

oil that territory described and comprised intic' edule "B'' hereto.

0lan showing the proposed alterations are depositednil may be seen at the Local Government Office at the'ei)a1't1l e1It of Works and Trading Concerns, Perth,

\Veetrn Australia.

Schedule "A.''

All that piece of land bounded by lines commencingthe onth-Wt-st corner of Lot 116 of Canning boca-

(100 01, and tnt ending along its Soetli boundary to itstijuTl East ,' - ii,' thence South low- f(ie productionn tii 0' ti- hit boundary of said P: In the boun-

daries of 1 n ale Ward, and \Vei-tw-ird along partO mu to ti'1u-eu-nt East boundary of the A rmaiiale

Ward, and Northward along said boundary andof its \7 orthI oundary and the I %tst side of the

I' Ihi-Itnib ire flood to the starting point.

Schedule "B.''

All that piece of land hounded by lines commencingat the intersection of the West boundary of Lot 122 ofCanning Location 31 with the South boundary of theI<elmscott Ward, and extending along said boundary tothe present West boundary of the Bedfordale Ward,and along part of said West boundary to the produc-tion South of the East boundary of Lot 116; thencealong said production and East boundary to the start-ing point.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Public, Works Department,Perth, 16th -July, 1919.

lifE following list of Tenders, recently accepted, ispubhisliel i or general information:

Date of Acceptance, Name of Contractor, Descriptionof Contract, and Amount.

'PIP.ely 14--11. ii arsh: Narrogin Savings Bank (5802),

w us. 3d.

p nan : Fl nil I ford P.O.—Renovations.' P01), £44 19s. Oil.

0 ihinry Three Springs Srhool--Rcno-ins (37(39), f70 Si.

I' oudei i. ...I' I fononrnble the Minister for Works,

C. A. MUN'l',t tnder Secretary for Public Works.

JfTl ",- 11, 19111.E (,(^)v LUiy 1RNT (1 AZETTE, W.A. 130

\VAT1?Iit SI)PPLY, SF+WI.ITAGE, AND DItAINAGii1)I+7PA RTMENT.

,11 el>-opolitan 11' (1 (('1 8UG/))l?I, Sewerage, and Drainage-I et, 1909.

Perth, 1:ith .1 uly, 1919..WW .S. 1416/19.

(IT I (,.S is hereby given of the intention of the Min-i•i^r of Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage to nn-d; rtnlr the construction of the works hereinafter des-^•i ihe,l, by virtue of the powers contained under theprovisions of "The Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewer-age, and Drainage Act, 1.909":

METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE.

Extension to Retiezilation Jrea No. 28, Perth District.

Description of proposed works.—Reticulation sewerscount meted of 6-inch stoneware pipes, with ill man-holes, inspection shafts, and other apparatus connectedtherewith.

The localities in which the proposed +. •:,wlts will be('onuneueiug at existing 1i II. No. 1809,

on Line No. 1, Area 28; thence South I':asferly alonghawley Crescent, crossing Ileaufort Street to M.N. No.1809_x; thence Easterly (still in Lawlev Crescent) to\I. II. No. 180914; thence North Easterly throughprivate property to \1 P. No. 1809c; thence South-Easterly through private property to 1.0. Total length,about 91.1. lin. feet.

The whole of the above works are as indicated in re(Ion :Phan W.S., S., & D.D., No. 3497.

The purposes for which the proposed works are to beconstructed.--To connect premises with main sewers fordrainage purposes.

The area and the parts of which are intended to hedrained.—Gonunencing at the North-East corner ofT eaufort Street and Lawley Crescent; thence lorth-Ii;asterly along the East side of Beaufort Street to a.point about 66 lin. feet from the South-East corner ofRegent and Beaufort Streets; thence South- Pasterlvthrough private property for about 367 li.n. feet; thrnu•eNorth-Easterly through private property to Rime ;itStreet; thence South-Easterly along the South-AVestside of Regent Street to the South-West corner nl`Regent Street and Lawley Crescent; thence South1Vesterly, Westerly, and North-Westerly along theNorth-I Inst side of Lawley Crescent to the point ofcon,rnru:•rn'wont.

Rho times when and places at which Plans, Sections,and Specifications may be inspected.—At the office ofthe Minister of Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage,.16 James Street, Perth, for one mouth on and after theeighteenth day of July, 1919, between the hours of10 a.'n. and 3 p.m.

WM. :1. G1 ORGE,Minister of Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage.

AG1IICTTLT1J11\I, !l.\\I2 ACT, 190(1 ANDU?it,;\It-IEAT ACTS.

'['1 ,NI)1]R•S for the purchase of the undermentionedleases will he received by W. Paterson, lianagiag Tins-tee, on the 21st July, 1919:-

1018/12.<? von Locations 3731, and 6049; being Charles Roger

Herbert's and Frederick Ebenezer Bouven's ConditionalCu-chase Lease 8480/55, situated one mile from Baker'sFtill, and containing 137 acres 2 roods, described as lightloamy soil timbered with jarrah and whitegmn.

T1ie improvements are quoted frown Office records, andare believed to be correct, but the Trustees do notppuarautee them.

Tenderers must satisfy themselves as to improvementsand their condition.

Further particulars of terms and indebtedness onapplication. No tender necessarily accepted.

\(iI;IUI`1,Ti'Ita1 11.1 Nli .1('T, I06, AN I).1\iI:NlOil-A'1' -1.

TT: I)1•:t'S iot, flit' ltur:hase o[ the tiitc;rmentioneIleases tii ill be received by I\'. Pa`erson, Managing Tru -tee, out the 228th July, 1919:-

237/14.Victoria Locations 4ti5 , 4558; Lei.:; ?bra! ain

FTotivarth's an - Annul I'.lita Cardiac in •.lA 1i-tional Purehns Leases 10=107/56, 151 ;.••;, situa;r • ;•reMiles East oi 1 . and containing I,PI i --rv- ('r-,•;•'.as having 1.A.tI . rt. air to good u ricultural L+A,balance scrub, ; .<n;,.

Cleared, 565 res; fencing, 9115 chains; well; house;horse and trig girds.•

flue improvements are quoted from Office records, an'are believed to be correct, but the Trustees do not

guarantee them.Tentlerers must satisfy themselves as to intl u venrent-

airl their condition.Fur her particulars of terms and indebi:elttess on

application. No tender neeessarily at e' to 1.

WEST Elf N AUSTRALIA.

State Land and Income Tax Asscsssuues .t Act, 1907.Notice to ma/re Retitrns.

S'l'ATE INCOME TAX.

NOTICE is hereby given that every person liable underthe above-named Act to make any Return of Income ishereby required to make and furnish to me, oil or before the 1st day of September, 1919, a', Income TaxReturn, in the prescribed form, of his or her ineounefor the year ended file 30th June, 1919.

STATE LAND TAX.

Notice is further hereby given that every person whowas, on the 30th June, 1919, the owner within the mean-ing of the said Act, of any land whatsoever in WesternAustralia, and who is liable to Fault lax, is hereb y re-quired to make and fur3;ish to me, oa or before the istclay of September, 1919,. a T,anil Tax Return in the pre-scribetl form.

Penalty for not furnislhing Return, 220.Penalty for making false letatra, 5100 and Treble

Tax.Note 1"aspayeis too obtain I let ;u. •n horns at the

State 1 axation I)epartntent 'i'1 \1'ellin ton Street,Perth; at the piinci-•,i1 it: t (except Perth);at the l^rineil a] 1`i u•:t-s• -•. t . t r ,• •Iit Perth) ; nailat Police Stations in !: e ' • itt .:•ih and at otlierplaces.

Founts u iIb be poatit to t: : ;,yez;s if a sta niwed a ldressed envelope is 'l mu'.'u-ar+ let I to the State Commissionerof Taxation, Perth.

=All letters, ;in bets, etc., must lie addressed to °i'I'heState (ott : tH, v ol` 'Paxation, Perth,'' anti musthave full po.st ia aiiixe;i. Short l'osta ;e will be char e.Ito taxpayers.

Dated at Perth, this ?51h day of Jane, 1919.

EDGAR T. OWEN,State Commit- moner of "I'axt --

TITS FIh;.ALTII dt'T, 1911-18.

lIll foltnn-i .. olmoiz:tnient m:'.de by the am ;e mea-tiouetl 1_i- i Ii aItI :`.athorituas ate hereby approved:--

V . oi-lhonn,tton I:ood Booty!.

Dr. Iferhert William Moron to be Alerlical Offloor oPhealth ; P. S. AVebh to be Secretary.

roontt hood Boord.

IV. .T. Itill to he lnsl.ertor.

EVERI`CR ATKINSON,Cosn?nissioner of Pnblie lt cal t':.

12th .July, 1919.

I 30S

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 18, 1919,

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOT EIINM ENT TN I) till BOARD.

'I" try /or C/ourrsmeIbt Supplies.

Date.?Dato.?fadvertising.

I Schedule No. Supplies required. Date ofclosing.

1919. 1919,May 8 .. 68&, 1919 .. Engine Tyres .. ..... .. August 7.July 8 ... 82a, 1919 ... Paper insulated, Lead covered, and armoured Cable ......... August 7.June 1 9 ... ilal, 1919 ... Firewood, Youanmi Battery, twelve months August 21.Juno 17 ... 80a, 1919 ... Firewood, Coolgardie Battery, twelve months August 21.June 17 ... 81A, 1919 ... Firewood, Niagara Battery, twelve months 4ugust 21.May 22 ... 71A, 1919 ... Moulding Machine for the Railways August 28.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until 2-15 p.m.on the date of closing.

Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Marquis Street, West Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.

252/19

222/19

196/19

117/19

287/19

279/19

298/19

I Sche-Date. Contractor. dule

No.

D. F. Noseda ... 63a,1919

National Clothing 69a,Manufacturing Coin- 1919pany, Ltd.

A. J. Seagrim 29a,1919

J. J. Smith ... 33a,1919

Darling Range Quar- 55A,ries, Firebrick, and 19190 ravel Company

A. A. Hunter -. Do.Salvation Army Hol i 10 05A,

1919McGlew & Co. .. 1

1919J. F. W. Gardam ...

1919F. O'Connor.,. ... 4, 1 A,

1919Federal Tinware Co. 77a,

1919H. A. AtkinsonN. 0. JohnsonChas. HermannJ. Borona ... ... 73A,

1919Leslie & Co. ,.. .. 76t,

1919Hoskins & Co.J. S. Ledger

Implement Works

accepted 7 csdrrs.

Particulars.

Furniture for Education Dc-partmnent-Items 1 to 25,inclusive

Uniforms, etc. -Items 18 to 33,inclusive

Cartage to State Battery,Coolgardie

Cartage to State Battery,Niagara

Firelumps

do.Purchase of Kitchen Refuse

from O.M. Fl, for 12 monthsDistilled Coal Tar

Transformers .........

Cartage to State Battery,Payne's Find

Purchase Kerosene Tins, Itern 1

Purchase Oil Casks, Item 2Do. Item 6Do. Item 7

Firewood for 3m. Pump

C.T. Specials, Item 36

Items 38, 39, 41 ......Items 1, 2, 5, 14, 15, 16,

22, 23, 26, 31, 33, 34Items 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 to 13,

17, 18, 19, 21, 24, 25,27, 28, 29, 30, 32, 37,38, 40, 42, 43

Departmentconcerned.

Education

Various

Mines

Mines

Railways

do.Colonial Secre-

tary'sTramways

Tramways

Mines

Railways

do.......do.......CIO.

Water Supply

do.do.

do.

TenderBoardNo.

45/19

102/19

128/19

131/19

72/19

3-7-19

2-7-19

2-7-19

3-7-19

3-7-19

2-7-19

15-7-19

1-7-19

15-7-19

16-7-19

15-7-19

16-7-19

Rate.

On application.

do.

do.

do.

4s. Gd. perlump.

£50 per annum.

7i d. per gallon.

X420 each.

On application.

2d. each.

3s. 7d. each.4s. each.5s. each.17s. Gd. per cord.

£12 12s.

£288 10s.X150 8s. Gd.

X398 7s. 3d.

JAS. THOMPSON,17th July, 1919. Chairman Government Tender Board.

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 17th July, 1919.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that the undermentioned Ministers have been duly registered in this officefor the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia:-

R.G. No. Date. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

1919. (Jon pie f/at ion at Oho-ch.2175 1 10th July The Rev. Sidney John Mills .........Perth ... ... .., Perth.

(jhire,h of England,(Diocese of Perth.)

137 14th July The Rev. Henry Glanville Barnacle, M.A. ... .Subiaco Perth.

Jung 18, 1910.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1309

AI'POINTtilh,NT

under Section 5 of "The Registration of Births,Deaths, and \larria„es Amendment _let, 1907,"and Section 2 of ` ` T11e Registration of Births,Deaths, and Marriages Act Amendment Act, 1914."

Registrar General's Office,11.0. 178/18. Perth, 14th July, 1919..

IT is hereby notified, ,for general information, that Con-stable William Charles Cordell has been appointed toact temporarily as Assistant District Registrar ofBirths and Deaths for the Swan Registry District, toreside at Guildford, during the absence on leave ofG'oustable G. II Hnlme; appointment to elate from the14th July, 1919.

S. ]3EKNETT,Registrar General.

TRANSFf;,R OR LAND ACT, 1893.Spplieation No. 1266/1918.

TAKE, notice that the West Australian Trustee Exec,,-tor and Agency Company Lilnited of Barrack StreetPert], in the State of Western Australia and Trevor St.Aubyn Ilarrett-Lennard of St. Leonards near Guildfor,lin the said State Vineyard Manager have made appli-cation to be registered as the proprietors of an estatein fee simple in possession as executors of the will andcodicil thereto of George Hardy Barrett-Lennarcl knownas George .Barrett-Lennard late of St. Leopards nearGuildford aforesaid Gigneron deceased in the followingparcel of land situate in the District of Swan and being

Portion of Swan Location 5 containing two hundredand ninety-seven acres

Bounded on the North by 49 chains 57 links of theSouth boundary of Location 4

On the East by 45 chains . 50 links and three-tenths ofa link of the road from Guildford to Gingin

On the South by 43 chains 41 links of the Northboundary of Location fiX and

On the West by the left bank of the Swan River.And further take notice that all persons other than

(lie applicants c''aiming to have any estate right titleor interest in the above parcel of land a re hereby re-quired to lodge in this Office on or before the ninth clayof August next a caveat forbidding the same from beingbrought aucler the operation of the Act.

A. Y. GLYDP,Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,loth July, 1919.

Parker cy- Parker, 21 Ilonarcl Street, Perth, Solicitorsfor tie Afpplicants.

TRANSFER OF LAN]) ACT, 1893.

Application No. 907/1919.TA KR notice that William Padbuvv of Guildford in the(State of Western Australia Merchant has made applica-tion to be registered as the proprietor of an estate in feesimple in possession in the ,following parcel of landsituate in the District of Swan anti being

Portion of Swan Location 5 containing one thousand -one hundred and seventy-three acres.

Bounded on the North by 2.57 chains 27 links of theSouth boundary of Swan Location 4: On the East by45 chains 61 links of the West boundary of Swan Loca-tion 1317: On tile South by 264 chains 52 links ofWorth boundary of Swan Location 55A: On the Westby 45 chains 50 links and six-tenths of a link of theroad from Guildford to Gingin and on the inner partby the Midland Railway.

The land is more pa r ticularly defined on Plan 3714.Anal further take notice that all persons other than

the applicant claiming to have any estate right title orinterest in the above parcel of land are Hereby requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the twenty-third dayof August next a caveat forbidding the same frombeing Prought ruder the operation of the Act.

A. Y. GLYDE,Registrar of Titles.

I.and Titles Office, Perth,17th July, 191.9.

Leake, James, 4N Co., Furnival Chasnbers, 47 St.George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the App li-ca?tt.

THE ROADS ACL', 1911.

MARBLE BAR DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.

ANNUAL Statement showing oyerat:icns and transactionsof the Board for Financial Year ended 80th clay of June,1918:—

STJMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE

Rec nrTS.

Particulars. t S. d. £ s. d.(n dit Bali are at colnniencemend of Year-

alanv, , ;;t Treasury .. .. 32 14 5Bali lie, at Western Asstraliatn Bank

((l asral Account) -.. ..- -.. 261 4 2Iu hands of Secretary -.- ... -.- 5 10 0

------ 299 8 7(,eneral Rate

(1) Current Rates collected during year ... :372 16 2(2) Arrears of hates collected during year 91 12 8

--- 464 8 10Licenses

(a) tart and Carriage ... ... ..- 43 10 0(b) Do;; ... ... ... ... ... 1 17 6(c) Motor Cars ..- .-. ... ... 11 0 0(d) Camels ... ... ... ... .. 1-- _(1-

62 9 0F ees-

Comlunagc and Agistnlent ... ... ... 110 3 0Govetwnent Grants--

Annual Subsid y for Maintenance and Con-struetien -... -.- .-. ... ... 163 0 o

All other ReceiptsRefund Legal Expenses ... ... ... 0 8 6Cemetery Board ... ..- -.. ... 5 0 0Health Board .-. ... ... ... 187 14 3

------ 193 2 9

Total ... ... ... -.. £1,292 12 2

ExpsxniTURE.

Particuners. £ s. d. £ s. d.Expenses for Levying Rates

Collection, Co emission, etc. ... ... .. 9 o 0salaries -.. ... .. ... 90 0 0Office Expenses (Rent, Postage, Petty Cash,

etc.) ... ... ... ... ... ... 19 0 0Election Expenses ... ... ... ... ... :3 10 0Advertising... ... ... ... ... 4 16 0stationery and Printing ... ... ... ... 7 10 0;Maintenance Works (from Revenue, including

"overinnent Grants) as per Forni No. 51-(a) Roads ... .-. ... ... ... 110 17 0(b) Penn tonages ... ... ... ... 71 3 3

------ 182 0 3Construction Works (from Revenue, including

Government Grants) as per Forni No. 51Roads... ... ... ... ... ... ... 275 17 0

Cemetery Board ... -.- -.. ... ... 3 6 8Disoursenients in respect to Loans raised

under 1" Geo. V., No. 29 (Part Vii.)Interest on Loans ... .. 60 0 0Vaid into sinking rand (including Interest

on sinking Fund) ... -.. ... 16 0 0------- 76 0 0

Plant and Tools (purclutsed during year)—(1) Office l urntture .-. ... .-. 10 0 0(L) Repairs to 1c'tuniture, Tools, Plant, etc. 6 10 0

---- 16 19 0BankCharges ..- ... ... -.. ... 2 17 7Iusuranccs (fire Guarantees, etc.) ... ... ..- 5 10 0Toneper cents. ... ... ... ... ... 10 U 01Celnals Ot Deposits to Cont ra'lur:S - ... 4 12 0All outer Expenditure (to I,c : I. IIS ct if on

works)--ltcl,md Licenses ... ... ... ... 1 10 0A.U.L. ... ... ... ... ... i 3 UHealth Board ... ... ... ... 241 Ii e

------- 246 4 2Balances at end of Year-

10 credit of Board at Treasury .. ... 43 12 4To credit of Board at \Vestern Australian

Bank (General Account) ... 291 8 2335 0 6

Total-.. ... ... ... £1,292 12 2

LIABILITIES AND ASSETS.

LItiILITILS.

Particulars. £ S. d

Rates owing but which cannot be collected -.. ... 1111 6 8Loan... ... ... .. ... . -. 733 8 11

Outstanding Accounts (Estimated) ... ..- ... 20 0 0All other Liabilities-

CelneteiyBoard ..- ... ... .-. ... 1 13 4Balance of Assets over Liabilities ... ... ... 583 t) 10

Total... ... ... -.. 11,442 18 9

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11th ,b nIl', 1919,

WANDERING ROAD BOARD.

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JULY lS, 1019.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 131T

W[CKEPTN DTSTRTGT ROAD BOARD. ASSETS.

ANNUAL Statement showing operations and transac-tions of the Board for Fisirutcial Year ended 30th (lay e Balance at National Bank

Cash in hands of Secretary.......... 151 19 9,.. 31 4 11

of June, 1918. Rates outstandingGeneral 4,425 14 0

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE. Estimated Current Value of Property ownedby Board

RECEIPTS Buildings, etc. ........... ... 1,402 0 0Movable Plant and Tools ........ ... 356 ii 4

Particulars. £ s. d. £ S. d. Lamps, etc............... ... 9 0 0Credit Balance at commencement of Year— Furniture, etc............ ... 170 14 7

Balance at Treasury.. 18 2 All other Assets-Balance at National Bank (General (Ac- Advance to Rail Account ........ ... 75 12 0

count) .............. 159 4 7Inhands of Secretary ......... 2811 Total ........ ...

General Rate(L) collected during year ... 405 13 9 We certify having examined the books of the Wike-(2.) Arrears of Rates collected during year 506 8 10 pill Board and compared the above Statements of(3.) Rates in suspense .........------

914 10 9 "Receipts and Expenditure" and ''Assets and Liabili-Licenses— ties ' ' and found same correct.(a.) Cart and Carriage ........ 86 1.,., 0

(b) Dog ..............(c.) Motor Cars ........... 1 5 041 15 0 IIY I SlI. . _

111 11 0 Government Auditor.Income from Property anti Plant (other than10 1 6 JAMES TRWIN,

C3overnsent Grants— Ratepayers' Auditor.Annual Subsidy for Maintenance and Con-1919._97thstruction 0

Special Grants--McBurney's Bridge ........ 2300

296 0 0Contractors' Deposits ........... ... 1 5 0All other Receipts—

Dishonoured Cheque paid ... ... .. 7S i 2Sale of Furniture, £10 2s Refunds, 19.

98............... 11 t 9Sale of Sleepers, 6s. Error in Cheque, IN. 0 16 W1CKEL'IN DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.

--Debit Balance at end of year— STATEMENT OF WORK ON ROADS FOR YEAR ENDING 30TIl JUNE, 1918.At National Bank ........... ... 310163 -

Total ........ ... £2,312 7 5 Name of Road. Construction. Maintenance.ExPENDn'uitE. -

Particulars. £ s. ii. £ S. ii. Central-Dorakin Road£ .d. £ s. d.27 6 0 2 0 0Expenses for Levying Rates— Flintaft's Road 0 5 0Collection, Commission, etc. ... ... ... 71 13 1 Malyalliug Road ......... 10 9 0 3 6 0Expenses for Collecting Licenses— Coade's Road ............ 0 5 0(1.) Licensing Plates, Discs, etc. ..... 0 1.1 613 Dudinin Siding N. Road 5 17 8 4 10 0(2) Commission ........... 0 18 10 Malyalling-Yealeriug Road 0 13 610 12 4 ...........2Snow's Road ... 0 1...Salaries ..............

Office Expenses (Rent, Postage, Petty... 101 12 0 ...Lavater Road .........

Bibbleyerring Road .........17 15 00 15 0 6 0 0Cash, etc.) .............. ... 1514 1 1 Mungercutting Road ......... 4 0 6Expenses ...........

AElection ... 9 17 (I Gingumery Road ......... 0 10 0dvertising .............. ... 11 13 6 Toolibin Road ............ 0 5 0Stationery and Printing '" ,, ... 18 15 1 Toolibin New N. Road 10 0 0Maintenance Works (from Revenue, including Lindsay's Road 6 oGovernment Grants) as per Form No. 51— Nelson's Road ... ... ... ... S 3 9(a) Roads ... ... ... ... ... 195 3lOs Richter's Road 1 14 0 1 2 0

(b) Wells, Dams, etc. ... ... ... .9 13 9 Pingelly-Wiekepin Road 6 12 6 2 10 0(c.) Street Lighting, etc.......... 34 7 9 Moloney's Road 5 4Construction Works (from Revenue, including

239 4 10 Duinbleyung Road .........Keeping's Road .........

21 18 817 6 0 1 6 0Grants) as per Form No. 51—

(Government Noble's Road ............ 0 10 0a) Roads .............. 557 6 2 Sonthall's Road ......... 0 5 0(b) Erection of Poles, Posts, Pipes, etc., for 76 Mile Road ............ 15 13 6lighting ........... 40 18 9

- - 587 U Wogolin Road ..............

39 5 10 11 15 6Plant and Tools (purchased during year)— RoadPiugelly ... ... ... ...

86-Mile Roa ............9 18 0 14 6 0

30 10 4(1) Tools, Plant, etc. ... ... ... 280 0 9 Gillinianning Road ......... 13 8 0 33 3 0(2) Repairs to Furniture, Tools, Plant, etc. 40 6 3 , Yealering-Pingelly Road 0 5 0 ...Interest on Bank Overdraft ........ ...

J.,0 7 0 Stock Route ............Pearless Road ............

0 5 0 ...0 10 0Bank Charges ..............

Insurances (Fire Guarantees, etc.) ...........

a 67 16 10 Jihikin Road ..............

Wiekepin-Cuballing Road0 4

0 15 14 0 0per cents. ........... ... 29 - it' Inkiepinkic Road ......... in 0 15 13 0Legal Expenses

Refunds of Deposits to Contractos ... ... 1 a 0 8faiyaning Siding Road 0 10All other Expenditure (to be specitled if on Wogolin Road ... ... ... ....

Road ............133 16 11 0 15

2 2 4Other

Works)– -.................. 22 11 10 philbino Road ............ 20 0 0

Hall Advance ........... ,.190 Gnarnuug Road .........Dudinin Siding Road .........

28 8 94 2 6Additions to Building ......... 34 15 0 Forbes Road ............. 5 0 0...Land purchased ...........

Stable and Fodder69 7 0

172 Wulepin Town Area ......... ... 19 10 5...........Various Works ........... tJ L 10 ,

Caballing Boundary RoadGllhimanning-Yealering Road .,.

... 17 1 5

... 7 2 6Balance s at end of Year—

637 13 0 Kulia Siding Road .........Glassets Road ... ... ... ...

... 0 15 07 0...To credit of Board at Treasury ... ... i - i 19 2 Road ... 7 3 0In hand,, of Secretary ........ 31 Pugh Road ........... ... 3 0 01 . 4 1 Pingelly-Wiekepin Boundary Road ... ... 6 18 0

Total ........ ... £2,18275 Yealcring Road ...960

£537 6 2 193 3 1LIABILITIES AND ASSETS. -

LIABILITIES.

Particulars. £ s. d. £ a. d.Debit Balance at National Bank (Unsecured) ... 316 16 3 PERTH ROAD BOARD.Rates owing but which cannot be collected ... 1,750 0 0Amounts owing on Mortgage or other Avvoslitfllesit of Pound-keeper mid hasigei'.

... 563 3Outstanding tsn ..:: ::: 0 0 IN pursuance ofthe powers conferred by "The RoadsAll other Liabilities Act, 1911,'' and "The Cattle Trespass, Fencing, andWages

Ilalv.i ill • - ............ 17 220 0 0

Impounding Act of 1882,'' the Perth Road Board hasI ml tots Deposit, is Medical Fluid, appointed J. W. Smith, of Maylands, as Pound -keeper

10.. 68................3 8 8 to the Maylands Public Pound, and also as Ranger for

Balance of Assets over Liabilities ..... .. 4,10972J the Perth Roads District.E. W. HAMER,Total ........ ... £S22160

Perth, 8th July, 1919. Chairman.

1312 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 18, 1919.

COOLGARDIE ROAD BOARD.AT a meeting of the Coolgardie Road Board held onthe 8th day of July, 1919, it was resolved that a Gen-eralRate of One shilling in the f be madeand leviedon the rateable annual value of all rateable propertywithin the District, in accordance with the provisionsof "The Roads Act, 1911," and amendments thereof,for the year ending the 30th June, 1920, on the basisof annual value.

B. CRAWFORD,Chairman

9th July, 1919.

COOLGARDIE ROAD BOARD.Local Board of Realth.

AT a meeting of the Coolgardie Road Board LocalBoard of Health held on the 8th day of July, 1919, itwas resolved that a Health Rate of Five-pence in the£ be made and levied on the rateable property withinthe District, in accordance with the provisions of ''TheHealth Act, 1911,'' and amendments thereof, for theyear ending 30th June, 1920, on the basis of annualvalue.

R. CRAWFORD,Chairman.

9th July, 1919.

TIlE HEALTH ACT, 1911, SECTION 85.THAT in lieu of a Sanitary Rate, the Coolgardie RoadBoard being the Local Board of Health for the Districtof the said Board and Local Authority for such District,hereby makes an Annual Sanitary charge of Fifteenshillings by equal monthly instalments in advance inrespect of and payable by each person owning or occu-pying a camp, house, or place, at, near, or about theKurrawang Woodline, within the District of the saidLocal Authority, for the removal or disposal of night-soil, urine, or refuse from conveniences erected by theBoard in respect of such houses or places as aforesaid.

Dated at Coolgardie this 9th day of July, 1919,

B. CRAWFORD,Chairman Coolgardie Road Board.

THE ROADS ACT, 1911.

Closure of Road.

1, THE MINISTER FOR LANDS, being the owner ofland over or along which the portion of road hereunderdescribed passes, have applied to the Mullewa RoadBoard to close the said portion of road, viz.:-

2521/17.M. 141.—That part of a surveyed road bounded by

lines commencing at the South-West corner of VictoriaLocation 2245, and extending 90 degrees 2 chains 48.3links; 218 degrees 1 minute, 4 chains 40.9 links; thence3 degrees 54 minutes, 3 chains 48 links, to the startingpoint. (Plan 156/80, C2.)

H. S. KINC,for Minister for Lauds.

I, David Warren, 011 behalf of the Mullewa RoadBoard, hereby assent to the above application to closethe road therein described.

D. WARREN,Chairman Mullewa Road Board.

8th July, 1919.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1.893.

The West Australian Pope and Twine CompanyProprietary, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above-mentioned company has been removed to 121Murray Street, Perth, and subsequently to Perth-Fre-mantle Road, Cottesloe Beach, where it is now situated.

Dated this 9th day of July, 1919.

LESLIE CHARLES COOPER,Manager for the said Company in W.A.

The Yampi Reward Copper June, Limited.

Notice of Registered Office.PURSUANT to Section 198 (5) of ''The CompaniesAct, 1893," and amendment, notice is hereby giventhat the Registered Office of the above-named companyis situate at the offices of M. L. Moss, Dwyer, Unmack,& Thomas, Solicitors, Selbomne Chambers, HowardStreet, Perth, and that the said office will be open tothe public between the hours of 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and2 p.m. and 5 p.m. on week-days, and 9 a.m. to 1.2 noonon Saturdays.

Dated this 26th day of June, 1919.

F. R. THOMAS,Attorney for the said Company in Western Australia.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.TAKE notice that the Registered Office of ClarksonBrothers, Limited, is now situate at No. 5 St. George'sHouse, St. George's Terrace, Perth, and that the saidoffice will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.and from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on week-clays and from 9 a.m.to 1.2 noon on Saturdays.

Dated the 16th day of July, 1919.

NORTHMORE & HALE,Solicitors to the said Company.

The Bu/too Downs Pastoral Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above-named company is situate at ''Fairliolnie, "Guildford, in the State of Western Australia, and thatthe office hours of the said company are 9 a.m. to 1. p.111.,2 p.m. to 4.30 pin., on week-days, and 9 a.m. to 12 noonon Saturdays.

Dated the 7th day of July, 1919.

T. HALLI DAY,Secretary.

The Mu/gin Pastoral Coiipany, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above-named company is situate at ' '''Fairholnie,Guildford, in the State of Western Australia, and thatthe office hours of the said company are 9 a.m. to 1. p.m.,2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m., on week-days, and 9 a.m. to 12 noonon Saturdays.

Dated the 7th day of July, 1919.

T. HALL] DAY,Secretary.

The Greenwood Pastoral Company, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above-named company is situate at ''Fairliolme,"Guildford, in the State of Western Australia, and thatthe office hours of the said company are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.,2 p to 4.30 p.m., on week-days, and 9 a.m. to 12 noonon Saturdays.

Dated the 7th day of July, 1919.

T. T-TALLTILkY,Secretary.

Change of Registered Office.

TAKE notice that the Renistered Office aid place ofbusiness of the North Midlands Farmers' Co-operativeCompany, Limited, is now situate at the Company'sStore, Railway Road, Three Springs.

(Sgd.) E. W. FRANKLIN,Secretary.

Three Springs, 9th July, 1919.

In the matter of " The Companies Act, 1893."NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 67 of (he above-named Act, the name of Win-chiester-Carnamah Farmers' Co-operative Company, TAm-itcd, duly incorporated on (lie 22nd day of November,1917, has been changed to "The North Midlands Farm-ers' Co-operative Company, Limited.

Dated this 15th day of July, 1919.

C. A. SHERARD,Acting Registrar of Companies.

7TILY iS, 1919.E GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 1.:311

Roy Hill Pastoral Company, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above-named company is situate at St. George'sHouse, St. George's Terrace, Perth, in the State ofWestern Australia, and that the office hours of the saidcompany are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on week-days and 10 a.m.to 1.2 noon on Saturdays.

Dated the 11th day of July, 1919..

For Roy IIill Pastoral Company, Ltd.,

VINCENT P. SHALLCROSS,Director.

John T<ysaght (.1 ustralia), Limited.

Notice of Registered Office.

PURSUANT to Section 198 (5) of '-`The CompaniesAct, 1893,'' and amendments, notice is hereby giventhat the Registered Office of the above-named companyis situate at 21 Mouatt Street, Fremantle, and that thesaid office will be open to the public between the hours

,of 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on week-days,and 9 a.m. to 12 noon on. Saturdays.

Dated this 9th day of .July, 1919..

11. L. MOSS, DWYER, UN MACK, & THOIIA.S,Solicitors for the above Company

To the Registrar of Companies, Perth.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office o£the East Collie Coal Mining Company, Limited, issituate at 29 Now Zealand Chambers, St. George's Ter-race, Perth, and that such office is open to the publicfrom the hours of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on week-days, ex-cept on Saturdays, when it is open from 11 to 12 noon.

Dated this 2nd day of July, 1919.

WiLLMOT Y. COOKE,Secretary.

SOLDIERS' ESTATES.Notice to Creditors.

In the Supreme Court of Western Australia, ProbateJurisdiction.

In the matter of the Estates of Deceased Soldiers.'THE Supreme Court having granted administration to-the Curator of Intestate Estates of the following sol-diers' estates:-

:334/18—No. 41.6, Cpl. Thomas Wootton, 16th Bat-talion.

(199/].8—No. 8884, Pte. John Hade, 2nd D.A.G.750/18—No. 455, Spr. Henry Williams, 3rd A. Tung.

Co.794/1.8—No. 3668, Pte. John Henry Harrison, 44th

Battalion.867/18—No. 212, L/Cpl. James Stott, 44th Battalion.869/18—No. 1169, Pte. James Sandeman Watson,

28th Battalion.918/18—No. 7609, Pte. Robert William Linklater,

11th Battalion.920/18--AT o. 6787, Pte. Philip Lockyer, 32nd Bat-

tali on.-10/19—No. 3349, Pte. Robert Biekersteth, 42nd Bat-

talion.51/19—No. 604, Pte. Alfred .James Northway, 44th

Battalion,52/19—No. 3200, Pte. Daniel Nicol Peters, 43rd

Battalion.53/19—No. 3195, Pte. Chesney Louis Pitt, 48th Bat-

talion.59/19—No. 1893, Robert Williamson, 3rd P.A.

Brigade.86/19—No. (1348, Pte. James Edward Alfred Lock-

yer, 3rd A. Aux. IT.165/19--No. 6770, Pte. Peter Donaldson Grant, 32nd

Battalion.Now notice is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the estate ofthe said deceased are hereby required to send particu-lars of such claims or demands to the undersigned, onor before the 18th day of August, 1919.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the creditors and persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which heshall then have had notice. And the said Curator willnot be liable for the assets, or any part thereof so dis-tributed or dealt with, to any person of whose claim ordemand he shall notthen have received notice.

Dated at Perth, this 1 7t day of July, 1919.

GERVASE CLIFTON,Curator of Intestate Estates.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.Richard Bowyer Smith, deceased.

ALL persons having any claims or demands againstthe estate of Richard Bowyer Smith, late of 16 Ilamil-ton Street, Subiaco, in the State of Western Australia,gentleman, deceased, are required to send in particularsof same to the executors, care of the undersigned, onor before the 25th day of August, 1919; from and afterwhich date the assets will be distributed, regard beinghad only to such claims as they shall then have hadnotice.

UN MACK & U\TSIACK,Solicitors, harper 's Buildings, Howard Street, Perth.

In the Supreme Court of Western Australia. Probate.T a risdiction.

In the Will of Patrick Ayers Ryan, late of SouthernCross, in the State of Western Australia, Carpenter,deceased.

ALL persons having claims or demands against the es-tate of the above deceased (who (lied at East Canning-ton, in the said State, on the 29th day of April, 1919).are requested, or or before the 25th day of August, 1919,..to send particulars thereof in writing to William Mills,the executor, to the address and care of the undersigned.The said executor will immediately after such date pro-ceed to distribute the assets amongst the persons aloneof whose claims he shall then have had notice.

Dated the 17th clay of July, 191.9.KEENAN & RANDALL,

blaritana Street, Kalgoorlie,Solicitors for the Executor.

NAVAL ASSOCIATION OF W.A.

WE, William Hill and Frank Peterson, of Fremantle,being the Trustees and the persons hereunto authorisedby the Naval Association of W.A., do hereby give noticethat we are desirous that such institution should beincorporated under the provisions of "The AssociationsIncorporation Act, 1895.''

Dated 24th March, 1919.

W1LL1AM ill LL.FRANK PETERSON.

The following is a copy of the memorial intended tobe filed in the Supreme Court, under the provisions ofthe said Act:Memorial of the Alaral Association of IV.A., to be filed

inn pursuance of "The Associations IneorporotionAct, 18135.''

1. Name of the institution: The Naval Associationof West Australia.

2. Object or purpose of the institution: (a) For thepurpose of protecting and promoting the post-war in-terests of members of the association; (b) to promoteand foster a spirit of good union and fellowship amongall members of the association; (e) Such other objectsas the association may deem advisable in the interestsof members, provided always that such objects do inno way concern matters political or industrial.

3. Where situated or established: Office of the See-retary, Alfred Road, North Fremantle.

4. The name or names of the Trustee or Trustees:William hill, Frank Peterson.

5. In whom the management of the institution isvested: In the Executive of the association elected bythe association by virtue of and in pursuance of therules of the association.

N. V. KEARSLEY,Secretary, North Fremantle.

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 18, 1919.

PUBLIC NOTICE.Dissolution of Partnership.

WE, Ada Esther Stewart and Sarah Amelia Braddock,trading as "C. Stewart & Co.," Manufacturing Con-fectioners, at 180 Rokeby Road, Subiaco, hereby givenotice that on 19th June, 1919, the partnership hereto-fore existing between us was dissolved by mutual con-sent, the said Sarah Amelia Braddock having purchasedthe interest of the said Ada Esther Stewart in the busi-ness, and the said Sarah Amelia Braddock will take overall liabilities of the business and receive all debts dueto same.

Dated at Perth, this 30th day of Jane, One thousandnine hundred and nineteen.

(Signed) ADA ESTIIER STEWART.Witness. (Sgd.) V. Eagleton.

(Signed) SARAH AMELIA BRADDOCK.Witness. (Sgd.) V. Eagleton.

Zn the Supreme Court of lVestern. _ lust ralia.In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment

Act, 1898," and in the matter of William GeorgeMarriott, of corner Hay and Thomas Streets,Subiaco, Storekeeper, a Debtor.

Notice of intention to declare a b1fth Dividend.

NOT [CE is hereby given that it is intended to declare aFifth Dividend in the above matter on Monday, thetwenty-eighth day of July, 1919.

Dividends will be payable to those creditors only whohave signed or assented to the deed of assignment.

Dated this fifteenth day of July, 1919.

[L.s.] J. F. BURKETT,Trustee.

Pye, Burkett, 4' Coy., Public Accountants, Weld Chain-hers, St. George's Terrace, Perth.

In the Supreme Court of Western Australia.—InBanleruptcny.

In the matter of '"The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of Marin Tomie, ofTammin and Icellerberrin, Farmer, a Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named debtorhas executed a deed of assignment under the provisions

of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," toJames Lewis Berkley Weir, as Trustee, and that thesame is now lying for inspection and execution at theoffices of the Trustee, Commercial Union Chambers, St.George's Terrace, Perth.

Dated this 17th (lay of July, 1919.

ALFRED A. MOFFAT,Acting Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.

In the Supreme Court of Western Australia. InBan leruptcp.

In the matter of `'The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of James Lang-lands, of Dixie Mine, Broad Arrow, BatteryOwner, a Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named debtorhas executed a deed of assignment under the provisionsof ''The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," to,James Sheahan, of Boulder, Storekeeper, as Trustee, andthat the same is now lying for inspection and executionat the office of Balfour Scott & Muir, Solicitors, AlbionChambers, Burt Street, Boulder.

Dated this 17th day of July, 1919..

ALFRED A. MOFFAT,Acting Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.

In time Supreme Court of ll estern Australia.

In the matter of ''The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of Richard CharlesShorey and Walter Whittinghain Townsend (trad-ing as "Shorey and Townsend'), of Hay Street,Subiaco, Butchers.

Notice of intention to declare a First and FinalDividend.

NOTICE is hereby given that I intend to declare aFirst and Final Dividend in the above estate on Mon-day, the 11th day of August, 1919. Dividends will bepayable to those creditors only rho have signed or as-sented to the deed of. assignment.

Dated this 14th day of July, 1919.[es. Q. IL JAMES,

Trustee.Q. H. James cS- Co., Public Accountants, 50-52 Weld

Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth.

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.

Notices of Intended Dividends ome Preferential Claims only.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court.

David Davies ... ... (Perth, Laverton, Mine Owner ... Supreme

and Niagara Court,Perth

John arcIuues ... ... Murri ll 141nrrin ... Dc. ... do.

Number. Last day for Name of Address.receiving Proofs. Trustee.

42 of 2nd day- of August, Alfred Angus- Supreme Court,

1907. 1919 tine Moffat Perth.

68 of 10th day of August, do. do. do.

1907 1919

Notices of Dividends.

Debtor's Name. I Address. Description. Court. No. Amount per E. I First or finalotherwise.or

I When payable. I Where payable.

Bumlosuki Hmri- Broome ... Billiard Table Supreme Court, 99 of One shilling First and final Tuesday, 22nd At the office ofmoto Licensee and Perth 1907 and sixpence day of July, the Official

Contractor and fraction 1919 Receiver in(1/6 .8785(1. ) Bankruptcy,in £ Supreme

Court, Perth.Thomas Anther Perth... .. Theatrical Do. .. 86 of Eleven shil- Pirst and final do . .. Flo.

Sawden, other- Manager 1902 lings andwise Tom Can- fourpeneentim and fraction

(11/4'416(1.)in t

tlmi- . , ::'r f ,i: ; i9l3. ALFRED A. MOFFAT,Acting Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court, Perth.

JULY 18, 1919.] GOVERNIMEXT GAZETTE, W.A. 1315

P.W.W.S. 694/18.BRIDGETOWN WATER AREA.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CONSTRUCT WORKS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE WATERBOARDS ACT, No. 4 of 1904.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister intends to proceed with works as follows :-

The purpose for which they

Description of ProposedLocality at which they will are to be constructed and The times when and places

Works, be constructed,the parts of the water area at which the plans, sections,which are intended to be specifications, and books of

supplied with water, references may be inspected.

Construction and laying ofcast-iron reticulation mainswith valves, hydrants, andall necessary apparatus

In Hampton Street, fromWilliam Street toPhillips Street; thencealong Phillips Street toRoe Street; thence alongRoe Street to SteereStreet ; thence alongSteere Street to HamptonStreet, as shown on PlanP.W.D., W.A., 19597.

To provide water for the 1 At the offices of the Ministerreticulated area as shown of Water Supply, theon plan referred to in Barracks, Perth, for onecolumn 2, month, on and after the

18th day of July, 1919,between the hours of 10a.m. and 3 p.m.

WM. J. GEORGE,Minister of Water Supply.14/7/19.

ACTS OF PARLIAMENT, ETC., FOB SALE ATGOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

£ s. d.Abattoirs . . . . . . . . . . 0 06Aborigines Act (Consolidated) . . . . 0 10Abstract of Stamp Duties .. . . . . 0 06Administration Act , . . . . . . . 0 20Adoption of Children (see also "State

Children")

16Agricultural Bank Act and Amendments

43

Arbitration Act .. . . . 09Associations Incorporation Act . 06Auctioneers Act and Amendments . 16Bankruptcy Amendment Act, Is.; Rules, 1892,

5s.; Rules, 1898, ls.Bills of Sale Act and Amendments

040

Boat Licensing Act and Amendments

026Brands Act .. .. 010Bread Act and Amendments

020

Bunbury Harbour Board

010Bush Fires Act . . . . . . . 010Cart and Carriage Licensing

006

Cemeteries Act and Amendments . 029Companies Act and Amendments

036

Control of Trade in War Time

010Co-operative and Provident Societies Act

013

Criminal Code Act and Rules, quarter bound,with index (new edition)

0 10 6

Crown Suits Act . . . . . 009Curator of Intestate Estates Act

009

Declarations and Attestations . 006Dentists Act and Amendment . 010Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act

009

Distillation Act

016Dividend Duties ,. .. 036Divorce Act and Amendment, 2s. 3d.; Rules,

is. 6d. .. .. 39DogAct .. .. .. 09Droviiag Act .. .. 06Early Closing Act .. 13Education Act and Amendments

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Electoral Act and Amendment

30Electric Lighting Act . . . . 16Employers' Liability Act . . . 06Employment Brokers Act and Amendment

13

Enemy Contracts—Annulment

06Evidence Act .. .. .. 20Explosives Act and Regulations

30

Extradition Cases— Procedure 50Factories Act

16Fencing and Trespass Act and Amendment

23

Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs Act and Amend-ments

16

Acts of Parliament, etc—continued.

Fire Brigades Act, 1916, and AmendmentFirms Registration Act and AmendmentFisheries Act (Consolidated)Foodstuffs Commission Act . . .Footwear Regulation Act . . .Forests Act . . . . . . .Fremantle Harbour Trust Act and AmendmentFriendly Societies Act and AmendmentsGame Act (Consolidated) . .General Loan and Inscribed Stock Aet and

Amendment .. ..Goldfields Water Supply ActGovernment Electric Works ..Government Savings Bank ActGrain and Foodstuffs ..Hansard Report, per vol.Hansard Report, weekly issue, per copyMansard Report, Annual SubscriptionHawkers and Pedlars Act and AmendmentHealth Act and AmendmentHealth Act Index: paper covers, 5s.; stiff

covers . . . .Illicit Sale of Liquor . . .Immigration Act and AmendmentsImported Labour Act and AmendmentsIncome (and Land) Tax AssessmentIndex to Government Gazette (yearly)Industrial Arbitration Act . . .Industries Assistance . . ..Inspection of Machinery Act, with RegulationsInsurance Companies Act . .Interpretation Act . . .Intestate Destitute Persons' Relief .Irrigation and Rights in Water Act .Justices ActJustices—Manual for .. , . .Land and Income Tax AssessmentLand Act and AmendmentLand Tax Adjustment ActLandlord and Tenant Act, 1912Legal Practitioners Act . . . . .Legitimation . . . . . . .Licensed Surveyors . . . .Licensing ActLife Assurance Act . . . . .Limited Partnerships . . . . .Local Court Act and Rules (cloth) .Local Court Act (Consolidated)Local Court Act and Rules (half-bound)Local Courts (Consolidated) Act, and Local

Court Rules of 1911 and 1912Lunacy Act . . . . . .Marine Stores ActMarried Women's Property Act and Amend-

ments. . .. . .

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JULY 18, 1919.

THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.Acts of Parliament, etc.—continued.

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Drainage 0 2 0Mines Regulation Act .. .. .. -. 0 1 9Mining Development Act .. 0 0 9Money Lenders Act and Amendment .. . a 1 0Municipal Corporations Act .. .. 0 4 6Naval and Military Absentees' Relief .. 0 0 6Noxious Weeds .. .. .. .. 0 0 6.Opium Smoking Prohibition .. .. 0 0 6Pawnbrokers Act and Amendment .. .. 0 1 3Pearling Act 0 1 9Perth Municipal Gas and Electric Lighting .. 0 1 6Perth Tramways •. .. 0 0 9Pharmacy and Poisons Act .. 0 1 0Plant Diseases Act .. .. 0 0 9Pocket Year-book, Statistical .. .. .. 0 0 3Police Act and Amendments .. .. .. 0 4 6Postponement of Debts Act .. .. .. 0 2 0Prevention of Cruelty to Animals .. .. 0 0 9Prisons Act and Amendment .. .. .. 0 1 9Public Notaries Act .. .. .. .. 0 0 6Public Service Act .. .. .. .. 0 2 6Public Works Act and Amendment .. .. 0 2 6Rabbits Act .. .. .. .. .. 0 0 9Railways (Government) Act .. .. .. 0 1 9Redemption of Annuities .. .. .. 0 0 6Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 0 3 6Reports of Proceedings before the Boards of

Conciliation and the Court of Arbitration,Volumes I. to XII., per vol. .. .. 0 10 0

Royal Commissioners' Powers .. .. .. 0 1 0Sale of Liquor Regulation Act .. .. .. 0 0 6Second-hand Dealers Act .. .. .. 0 0 6Stamp Act and Amendments .. .. .. 0 5 9State Children .. 0 2 0Statutes (sessional sets, per vol.) .. .. 0 10 6Supreme Court Rules .. .. .. 1 5 0Totalisator Act and Amendment .. .. 0 2 6Trade Unions Act .. .. .. .. 0 0 9Tramways Act .. .. .. .. .. 0 2 0Tramways Act, Government .. .. .. 0 0 6Transfer of Land Act and Amendments .. 0 4 6Trespass, Fencing, and Impounding Act .. 0 1 6Truck Act and Amendment .. .. .. 0 1 6Trustees Act .. .. .. .. .. 0 1 0Unclaimed Moneys .. .. .. . 0 0 6Vermin Boards 0 1 9Veterinary.. .. .. .. .. 0 0 6War Council Act .. .. .. .. 0 0 6Water Boards Act .. .. .. 0 2 3Weights and Measures Act and Amendments 0 1 9Wheat Marketing .. .. .. .. 0 3 3Workers' Compensation Act and Regulations 0 1 3Workers' Homes Act and Amendments .. 0 2 0Workmen's Wages Act .. .. .. 0 0 6Year-book, Pocket .. .. .. .. 0 0 3

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Administration Act .. .. .. .. 1313Advances on Alunite .. .. .. .. 1305Agricultural Bank .. .. 1307Appointments .. .. .. 1296-7-1307-9-11Associations Incorporation .. .. .. 1313Bankruptcy .. .. .. 1314Colonial Secretary's Office .. .. 1295-6Companies .. .. .. .. 1312-13Crown Law Department .. .. .. .. 1296-7Curator of Intestate Estates .. .. .. 1313Deceased Persons' Estates .. .. .. 1313Declarations and Attestations .. .. 1297Discharged Soldiers' Settlement 1298, 1300-1Early Closing 1295Fisheries Act—Inspector .. .. .. 1296Game Act—Guardian .. .. .. 1296Health .. .. .. 1307, 1312Justices of the Peace .. .. _ . 1296Lands Department .. .. 1295-1304,1312Local Court Rules .. .. .. .. 1297Marriages .. .. .. .. .. 1308-9Mines Department .. .. .. .. 1305Orders in Council .. .. .. .. 1296Partnerships .. .. .. .. 1314Proclamations .. .. .. .. 1295Public Service Commissioner .. .. .. 1297Public Service Holidays .. .. .. .. 1297Public `Yorks Department .. .. .. 1306Reformatory Prison .. .. .. 1295Registration of Births, etc... .. .. 1308-9Resumptions 1295Roads Boards .. .. 1296, 1303-4-6-9-10-11-12Soldiers' Estates .. .. .. 1313State Land and Income Tax .. .. .. 1307Tender Board .. .. .. .. 1308Tenders Accepted .. .. .. 1.306,1308Tenders Invited .. 1299,1306-7-8Transfer of Land .. 1309Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage 1296, 1307, 1315Wooroloo Cemetery .. .. .. .. 1297Workers' Homes Board .. .. .. .. 1304

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