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No. 53.] CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 17TH AUGUST, 11939.

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY.

Regulations under the National Capital DevelopmentOrdinance 1938.

IHERBERT BRAYLEY COLLETT,, a Member of the FederalExecutive Council, acting for and on behalf of the Minister of

State for the Interior, in pursuance of the powers conferred by theNationuil Capital Development Ordinance 1938, hereby make thefollowing Regulations.

Dated this eleventh day of August, 1939.

HERBERT B. COLLETT,for Minister of State for the Interior.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTCOMMITTEE (EXPENSES) REGULATIONS.

1. These Regulations may be cited as the National Capital Planning shortme.and Development Committee (Expenses) Regulations.

2. Subject to the provisions of section four of the National CapitalDevelopment Ordinance 1938, a member of the Committee : who isengaged on the business of the Committee away from lais home shallbe entitled to receive=

(a) the amount actually incurred by him .. as the cost of convey-ance in travelling for the purposes of that business and

(b) a travelling allowance of Three pounds : three shillings perday for each day that he is engaged ois that business.

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AGREEMENT FOR ESTABLISHMENT, OPERATION ANDMAINTENANCE OF AN AEROPLANE SERVICEBETWEEN ALICE SPRING -S AND WYNDHAM.

ITIS Excellency the Governor General in Council has

approved that an Agreement be entered into betweenthe Commonwealth of Australia. and Mr. E. J. Connellan, ofAlice Springs, for the establishment, operation and main-tenance of an aeroplane service between Alice Springs andWyndham for a period of three years as from 31st July, 1.939.

J. V. FAIRBAIRN, Minister for Civil Aviation.

AGREEMENT FOR ESTABLISHMENT, OPERATION ANDMAINTENANCE OF AN AEROPLANE SERVICEBETWEEN SYDNEY AND MOREE.

fr Excellency the Governor - General in Council hasapproved that an Agreement be entered into between

the Commonwealth of Australia and North Western AirlinesLimited., cfo Crane and Company Limited, Frorne- street.Moree, for the establishment, operation and maintenance ofan aeroplane service between Sydney and Moree for a periodof twenty -six (26) weeks as from 3rd July, 1939.

J. V. FAIRB.AIRN, Minister for Civil Aviation.

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.

Copies may be purchased at the Government Printing Office, Canberra, at the price indicated.

Title of Act under which Regulations made.Citation ofStatutory

Rule.Particulars of Regulations comprised in Statutory Rule.

Price ofStatutory

Rule.

Commonwealth Public Service Act 1922 -1937

Commonwealth Conciliation and ArbitrationAct 1904 -1934

Air Force Act 1923 ..

S.R. 1939,No. 62

S.R. 1939,No. 63

S.R. 1939,No. 64

Amendments of the Commonwealth Public Service Regulations

Amendment of Conciliation and Arbitration Regulations

Amendments of the Air Force Regulations

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ROBERT G. MENZIES, Prime Minister.

CUSTOMS BY -LAWS Nos. 1306 -1323.

I JOHN NORMAN LAWSON, Minister of State for the, Commonwealth of Australia, administering the Depart-

ment of Trade and Customs, do hereby, in pursuanceof the Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, and of all other enablingpowers, make the following Departmental By -laws.

JOHN N. LAWSON,Minister of State for Trade and Customs.

9th August, 1939.

BY-LAW No. 1307.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 174 (Y) .

The machines, machine tools, and appliances for use inconnexion therewith, enumerated hereunder, may be admittedunder Tariff Item 174 (y), viz.:- -

Miscellaneous machines and appliances, viz.:Pressing machines, cloth or garment, manually

operated, of the "Hoffman ", " Pantex ", " Pros-perity ", "'Tullis " and similar types, equippedwith a wet head, but not including such presseswith a convex or flat buck ]laving a length of36 inches and over but not exceeding 51 inchesand a maximum width not exceeding F9 inches.(Operating on and from 4th May, 1939.) (T.D.39/399.)

(b) Pressing machines, cloth or garment, manuallyoperated, of the " Hoffman ", " Pantex ", " Pros-perity ", " Tullis " and similar types, equippedwith a dry (or hot) head. (Operating on andfrom 4th May, 1939.) (T.D. 39/400.)

le) Pressing machines, combination, cloth or garment,manually operated, of the " Hoffman ", " Pantex "," Prosperity ", " Tullis " and similar types,equipped with a head suitable for use as either avet head or a dry (or hot) head. (Operatingon and from 4th May, 1939.) (T.D. 39/401.)

(a.)

BY-LAW No. 1308.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 174 (y).

(a,) Clause (b) of By -law No. 1230, published in Gazette,No. 40, dated 22nd June, 1939, is hereby cancelled. (Operat-ing on and from 4th May, 1939.) (T.D. 39/399.)

(b) Clause (o) of By-law No. 1230, published in Gazette,No. 40, dated 22nd June, 1939, is hereby cancelled. (Operat-ing on and from 4th May, 1939.) (T.D. 39/400.)

(c) By -law No. 1273, published in Gazette, No. 49, dated27th July, 1939, is hereby cancelled. (Operating on and from4th May, 1939.) (T.D. 39/401.)

BY-LAW No. 1312.

Customs Tariff 1933 1939, Item 174 (y).

The machines, machine tools, and appliances for use inconnexion therewith, enumerated hereunder ( but not themotive power, engine combinations, or power connexions, ifany, when not integral parts of the machines or machinetools, unless otherwise specified), may be admitted underTariff Item 174 (y), viz.:

(a) Paper board making plant, viz.:Board making machine, 132 inches Parts for.Generator set.Alternator set.Jordan engines.Breakers, continuous, and spare plate therefor.Motors, electric, viz.: -

8 horse- power, direct current.25 horse- power, direct current.

150 horse power at 292 revolutions per minute.(Operating on 14th April, 1937, and 24th and 26thAugust, 1937, only.)

Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 174 (Y) .The machines, machine tools, and appliances for use in

connexion therewith, enumerated hereunder, may be admittedunder Tariff Item. 174 (y), viz.:

( b) Boring, drilling, drilling and tapping machine, withscrew- cutting attachment and facing head (metal -working). (Operating on 29th April, 1939, and29th June, 1939, only.)

Bunching or coarse stranding machine for use inconnexion with the manufacture of covered strandedcopper wires. (Operating on 6th July, 1939,only.)

(d) Centrifugals, sugar, high speed (up to 2.200 revolu-tions per minute), electrically operated, and spareparts imported with and for use therewith.(Operating on 3rd July, 1939, only.)

(e) Cleaners, motor, for cleaning motor engines by anoil flushing process. (Operating on 22nd Decem-ber, 1938, and 1st June, 1939, only.)

Couplings and shafting for a tandem mill conveyor.(Operating on 21st December, 1938, only.)

Cutters, grooved and plain, for use with a machinefor the production of steel wool. (Operating on1st March, 1939, 14th April, 1939, and 6th and17th May, 1939, only.)

(h) Engine, marine, diesel, 21 horse- power, with reverseand reduction gears, for installation in a fishingvessel. (Operating on 12th October, 1938, only.)

Engine, marine, diesel, 18 -21 horse power, for instal-lation in a launch used in the sawmilling industry.(Operating on 4th July, 1939, only.)

(e)

(f)

(g)

(i)

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(i) Engines, petrol, marine, 8- cylinder, viz.:-150 horse power, 3,600 revolutions per minute,

and180 horse - power, 5,000 revolutions per minute,

under security. ( Operating on 5th November,1938, and 2nd May, 1939, only.)

Griiidiig machines, double -ended knife, for grindingcutter dies for nail- )Waking machines. ( Operatingon 12th 'January, 1939, and 1st July, 1939, only.)

(1) Grinding ma,cliine for grinding. tungsten carbidetipped tools. (Operating on 13th March, 1939,only.)

(ni.) Grinding machine, vertical, for sharpening doublehelical cutters. (Operating on 28th June, 1939,only.)

(a) Grinding machines, viz.:Tool and cutter, universal.Tool and cutter, universal, with radius grinding

attachment."Tool, universal, with automatic feed.Tool and cutter, universal, with standard equip-

ment.(Operating on 27th March, 1939, 11th May, 1939,and 15th and 29th June, 1939, only.)

Heads, extension, 7 inches cutting circle, and bitstherefor, for use with a wood working planing andmatching machine. (Operating on lath April,4939, only.)

11illing machine. with reaming attachments (metal-working) . (Operating on 20th September, 1938,only.)

NOTE.-Clause (a) of By -law No. 1220, published in Gazette, No. 35, dated 1st June, 1939, ishereby cancelled.

Milling cutters being spare parts for a millingmachine for use in connexion with the manufactureof split bamboo fishing -rod section;. (Operatingon :4 th lurch, 1939, only. )

Motor, electric, induction type, 600 volt, 3 phase.40 cycle, developing 115 horse- power at 780 revolu-tions- per minute. (Operating; on 28th June, 19.39,only.)

Afotor, electric, slipring induction. totally enclosed,flameproof, 30 brake horse- power, 970 revolutionsper minute, 3 phase, 50 cycle, 415 volt.. (Operatingon 3rd July, 1939, only.)

Paper board making plant. viz.:-Board making machine. 132 inehe )'arts for.Generator set.Alternator set.Jordan engines.Breakers, continuous, and spare plate therefor.Motors. electric, viz.:

8 horse power, direct eurre)it.25 horse- power, direct current.

1.30 horse- power at, 292 revolutions per minute.(Operating on 9th and 16th September, 1937, 6thand 26th October, 1.937. 1st December, 1937. 21stJanuary, 1938, and 20th April. 1938. only.)

(n) Parts for use in connexion with the erection ofannealing. ovens, viz.:

Iron castings, mushroom dampers, damper seats,chain and rope sheaves, bearin gs, `Dire rope andelm in winch type (loor lifting nieclianisms.

( Operating on 2nd February, 1939, only.)( 1' ) Plug's, coupler. for rail ca r bogies. ( Opera ting on

26th June, 1939, only.)(w l Presses, stagger, semi automatic, and. scrap - cutting

dies therefor, for procluein2 ends for cans forpowderod milk, capacity 4,500 ends per hour.(Operating on 11th May. 1939, only.)

(xi Pulverizer, coal, air separation, vertical, includingbnimers, associated parts, and spares therefor.(Operating on 2nd February, ].939, only.)

(y) Pumps, 11 inches, having a capacity of 15 gallonsper minute, for use with lubrication equipment foran oil - bearing system. (Operating on 17thOctober, 1938, only.)

(s) Pumps, boiler feed, capacity 400.000 lb. of feed waterper hour, motor - driven, including electric motors,non - return valves and regulating valves. (Operat-ing on 18th May, 1939, 8th June, 1939, and 6thJuly, 1939, only.)

(a4a.) Pumps, boiler feed, capacity 600,000 lb. of feed waterper hour, turbine - driven, including steam turbine,non - return valves and automatic starting regula-tors. (Operating on 23rd March, 1939, only.)

(bb) Plant for use in connexion with the manufacture ofsteel sheets, viz.: -

Roller conveyors.Ball transfers.Wheel conveyors.Gas producer.Re- square shear.Gas machine.

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Roller leveller.Mill reducing gear.Metal shearing unit.Reduction mill less housings but including

mechanical driving unit.(Operating on 25th .July, 1938, 1st August, 1938,15th and 26th September, 1938, 4th, 8tli and 25thOctober, 1938, 11th November, 1938, and 21stDecember, 1938, only.)

(cc) Plant for use in connexion with the manufacture ofaeroplanes and of aeroplane engines for defencepurposes. (Operating on 11th and 20th April,1939, only.)

(dI) Plant and equipment for a paper making machineand a pulp drying machine, viz.: -

Driving and control equipment, electrical andmechanical, for use with a paper - makingmachine.

Spare parts for a paper - making machine.Machines and appliances for use with a pulp-

. drying machine in the production of finewriting and printing papers.

(Operating on 13th December, 1938, 23rd January,1939, and 9th and 24th February, 1939, only.)

(cc) Plant and equipment for use in a paper -making mill,viz.:

Driving units, electrical, sectional, and sparestherefor.

Laboratory mill with sieves and spares therefor.Doctors.Slice and vacuum control system.])ua.l press.Rotary screen and spare screws.Chipping disintegrator.Knives for chipper.Bolts and Buts.

(Operating on 1st December, 1937, 21st January,1938, 14th March, 1938, 19th April, 1938, 3rd June,1938, 20th July, 1938, 10th August, 1938, 17thOctober, 1938, 1st December, 1938, 16th and 27thMarch. 1939, 8th, 19th and 24th May, 1939, and9th, 14th, 1 6th, and 19th June, 1939, only.)

(f!) Plant and equipment for the construction of a newblast furnace, viz.:

IievolviWg distriiautors- Parts of.Steam turbine, 10,000 horse- power, and spares

therefor.Turbo blower accessories including non- return

valve and parts not classifiable under TariffItem 170 (N) (2).

Disintegrator type gas washers and sparestherefor.

Clay -gun, self clamping.(Operating. on 6th and 12th November, 1937, 12thand 17th January, 193íi, 7th and 18th March).1 933. 1st and 1 4th April, 1938, and 26th September,1938, only. )

Rollers with rubber squeezing sections for woolscouring or carbonizing squeezing presses. (Operat-ing. on 20th February, 1939, only.)

(b1: ) Rolling and folding machine, gauze. (Operating on26th June. 1939. only.)

) Sealing machine, lint bag, for folding gumming andscaling small paper bags containing garden seeds.(Operating on 20th December, 1938, only.)

(J¡ t Spare parts for an eight -drum sanding machine.(Operating on 31st Mardi, 1939. only.)

(k1a) Spare parts for a compression ignition type engine.(Operating on 20th April. 1939. only.)

(Ii Spindles. leading, for double reduction gear for -a400) horse power tandem mill. (Operating on 27thSeptember, 1938, only.)

(rn ) Taping and seam pressing machine, combined, ofthe type used hi the manufacture of boots andshoes; for use as a model for manufacturing pur-poses. (Operating on 29th June, 1939,

( ni) Winding, machine. double spindle, automatic, for usein connexion with the production of tapered tubesa.s used in the spinning and weaving industries.(Operating on 30th June, 1939, only.)

(T.I). 39/406.)

BY-LAW No. 1306.Custom & Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 285 (n).

The following medicines and medicinal preparations in anyform (unless otherwise specifically qualified) may be admittedunder Tariff Item 285 (n), viz.:

(a) Daeorene. (Operating on and from 3rd April, 1939.)(T.D. 39/409.)

(b) Ephynal. (Operating on and from 1st June, 1939.)(T.D. 39/410.)

(c) Lutocvclin. (Operating on and from 14th April,1939.) (T.D. 39/398.)

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(d) Eupaverin. (Operating on and from 19th July,1939.) (T.D. 39/411.)

(e) Paraphakin. (Operating on and from 30th Decem-ber, 1938.) (T.D. 39/414.)

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1 Y-LAW No. 1316.Ctustoni~s Tariff 1933 1939, Item 285 (n) .

(a) Clause (f) of By -law No. 1259, published in Gazette,No. 49, dated 27th July, 1939, is hereby cancelled. (Operatingon and from 1st June, 1939.) (T.D. 39/410.)

(b) By -law No. 64, .published in Gazette, No. 39, dated5th May, 1936, is hereby amended by adding to the list ofgoods excluded from Tariff Item 285 (n) the following:

G-rape sugar, medicinal preparations of.(Operating on and from 31st July, 1939.) (T.D. 39/413.)

BY-LAW No. 131.1.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 294 (e) .

Undressed staves as prescribed hereunder may be admittedunder Tariff Item 294 (e) , under security, viz.:

Oak, for use in the repair of casks to be used in theexport of wine. (Operating on and from 31st July.1.939.) (T.D. 39/419.)

BY-LAW No. 1315.Customs Tariff 19334939, Item 320 (C) (2) (b) (2) .

The following may be admitted under Tariff Item 320 (c)(2) (b) (2), viz.:

Film, kinematograph, educational, entitled " The River ".(Operating on 7th December, 1938, only.) (T.D.39/421.)

13Y -LAw No. 1313.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 404.

The materials and minor articles shown in the secondcolumn of the table hereunder may be admitted under TariffItem 404 for use in the manufacture within the Common-wealth of the articles shown respectively opposite suchmaterials or minor articles in the first column of the table.

As to all the goods shown in the second column, thequalification, unless otherwise expressly stated, applies thatthey must not be partly or wholly of gold or silver, but,unless the contrary is specially stated, goods merely goldplated or silver- p'_ated are not excluded.

First Column. Second Column.Goods in the manufacture

of which the Materials orMinor Articles are to beused.

Watches (other than nickel. -

plated, nickel alloy, chro-mium- plated, and steelwristlet watches) havingcases of Australian manu-facture.

Materials or Minor Articlesto be admitted under this13y -law.

Movements, subject to securitythat such movements will besold with the cases intowhich they have been in-serted. (Operating: on andfrom 24th July, 1939.) (T.D.39/404. )

BY -LAW No. 1314.Cu4stonis Tariff 1933 -1939, . Item 404.

(a) By-law No. 97, .published in Gazette, No. 39, dated 5thMay, 1936, is hereby amended by omitting therefrom hereference to movements, for use in the manufacture of watches(other than nickel plated, nickel-alloy, chrornfum- plated, andsteel wristlet watches), having cases of Australian manu-facture, under security. (Operating on and from 24th July,1939.) (T.D. 39/404.)

(b) By -law No. 97, published in Gazette, No. 39, dated 5thMay, 1936, is hereby amended by omitting therefrom thereferences to bead chain for use in the manufacture ofporcelain enamel baths, ceiling switches and porcelain enamelsinks,,-under security, but any goods which were in directtransit to Australia. on 31st July, 1939, or were in bondin Australia on that date, and which, but for this By -lawwould be admissible under Tariff Item 404, may be admittedunder that Tariff Item, under security, if entered for homeconsumption

(a) as regards goods in direct transit on arrival;(b) as regards goods in bond on or before 31st August,

1939.(Operating on and from 31st July, 1939.) (T.D. 39/408.)

BY -LAW No. 1319.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 404.

The materials and minor articles shown in the secondcolumn of the table hereunder may be admitted under TariffItem 404 for use in the manufacture within the Common -wealth of the articles shown respectively opposite suchmaterials or minor articles in the first column of the table.

First Column.Goods in the manufacture

of which the Materials orMinor Articles are to beused.

(a) All purposes

( b) All purposes

(c) Atomisers

(d) la.rrels, galvanisedpressed steel

(e) Cars, rail tank

(i)

(g)

Circuit breakers, minia-ture

Converter. hydrogen

(1 } Polish. electro-hlatPi5'

(T.D. 39/422.)

Second Column.Materials or Minor Articles

to be admitted under thisBy -law.

Bars, mild steel, round, ofthe following diameters:-5inches, 51 inches, 51 inches,5f inches, 61 inches, 6tinches, 7 inches, 71 inches,71 inches, 71 inches, 8 inches,81 inches, 9 inches and 10inches. (Operating on 8thFebruary, 1938, 1st April,1938, 20th June, 1938, and11th July, 1938, only.)

Bars, steel, round, 121 inchesdiameter. (Operating on 9thJune, 1939, only.)

Tubing, brass, solid drawn,3 /32nds inch by 30 gauge(I.S.W.G.) , under security.(Operating on 3rd July,1939, only.)

Flanges, barrel, 2 inches and ainch. (Operating on 20thOctober,. 1937, 25th Novem-ber, 1937, 18th February,1938, 16t1í May, 1938, 19thand 29th August, 1938, 27thMarch, 1939, and 10th July,1939, only.)

Plates, mild steel, 9 feet by 9feet, provided security hegiven that such plates willbe used in the size asimported. (Operating on15th February, 1939, only.)

Contacts, silver graphite, undersecurity. ( Operating on 9thMay, I939, only.)

Tubes, boiler, steel, seamless,cold drawn, inch outsidediameter by 16 gauge, undersecurity. (Operating on14th July, 1939, only.)

Stearine, Yorkshire. (Operat-ing on 2nd and 27th Feb-ruary, 1939, 25th March,1939, l8th April, 1939. and23rd May, 1939,. only.)

BY -LAW No. 131.0.Customs Tariff 1933 - 1939, Item 404A.

The materials or minor articles prescribed hereunder, being( :f a class or kind not commercially produced or manufacturedin Australia or the United Kingdom, for use in the manu-facture of goods within the Commonwealth, may be admittedtinder Tariff Item 404A, viz.:

(a) Movements for use in the manufacture ofwristlet watches having nickel - plated, nickel. -alloy, chromium- plated or steel cases of Australianmanufacture, subject to security that such move-ments will be sold with the cases into which theyhave been inserted. (Operating on and from 24thJuly, 1939.) (T.D. 39/403.)

(h) Timber, oak, undressed, in sizes 5 inches by 2 inches(or its equivalent) and upwards, for use in themanufacture of wine vats, under security. (Operat-ing on and from 31st July, 1939.) (T.D. 39/418.)

BY -LAW No. 1311.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 404A.

By -law No. 98, published in Gazette, No. 39, dated 5thMay. 1936, is hereby amended by omitting therefrom thewords " Movements for use in the manufacture of wristletwatches having nickel- plated, nickel alloy, chromium- plated,or steel cases of Australian manufacture, under security ".(Operating on and from 24th July, 1939.) (T.D. 39/403.)

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BY -LAW No. 1320.Customs Tariff 1933 -1039, Item 404A.

The materials or minor articles prescribed hereunder, beingof a class or kind not commercially produced or manufac-tured in Australia or the United Kingdom, for use in themanufacture of goods within the Commonwealth; may beadmitted under Tariff item 404A, viz.:-

Ochre, yellow, for use in the manufacture of super qualitylinoleum. (Operating on 5th October, 1938, only.) (T.D.39/423.)

By-LAW No. 132].Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 415A (1) .

The following manufactures, being of a class or kind notconllnercially manufactured iii Australia or the United King-dom, may be admitted under Tariff Item 415A(1), viz.: -

(a) Boring, locating and milling machine, jig, highprecision, combined, 371 inches longitudinal travelof table, 391 inches by 32 inches table workingsurface, including end mills and drills, and partsand accessories--therefor. (Operating on 2nd Feb-ruary, 1939, and 28th June, 1939, only.)

Conversion parts for a rotating automatic 15 stagepumping machine, but not including transformeror 3- please switch, for use in connexion with themanufacture of radio valves. (Operating on 5thDecember, 1938, only.)

(e) Conveyor devices for a mounting mill, for use inconnexion with the production of electric incan-descent lamps. (Operating on 11tí1 August, 1938,and 8th September, 1938, only.)

(d) Foot-making machine, 12 stade, and accessories foruse in connexion with the production of electricincandescent lamps. (Operating on 28th April,1938, only.)

(e) Generator, signal, standard, and accessories therefor,imported for educational purposes for a StateGovernment Education Department. (Operatingon 22nd December, 1938, only.)

Knitting machine, footer, 28 sections, 48 gauge, formaking the feet of ladies' full fashioned silk stock-ings, for use in conjunction with automatic weltturning legger machines. (Operating on 12thApril, 1938. only.)

(g) Plant for use in connexion with the manufacture ofaeroplanes and of aeroplane engines for defencepurposes. (Operating on 6th, 12th and 13th April,1939, only.)

(11) Rollers and catcher tables, including electrical gear,mechanical driving units, panels and spares, foruse in connexion with the production of galvanizedand black iron sheets. (Operating on 9th August,1938, only.)

Rolls, table, aluminium, nricarta covered, for a kraftpaper making machine. (Operating on 24th May,1939, and 26th June, 1939, only.)

Sanding and paring (or automatic end beadingmachine), pencil. (Operating on 19th October,1938, only.)

(k) Sheets, steel, stainless, 28 gauge, having 625 perfora-tions per square inch, for installation in sugarfiltration plants. (Operating on 12th July, 1939,only.)

Tank, frosting, and plates, for use in connexion withthe inside frosting of electric incandescent lamps.(Operating on 13th April, 1938, and 27th June,1938, only.)

(T.D. 39/424.)

(b)

(f)

(i)

(1)

BY -LAW No. 1309.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 415A (2) .

The following manufactures imported for use in the develop-ment of au Australian industry or of the natural resourcesof Australia, or for use in Public Hospitals or Public Educa-tional Institutions, or for use by public utilities establishedunder Coillilionwealtll or State law and not conducted forprivate gain, being of a class or kind not commercially manu-factured in Australia and not being admissible under TariffItem l74, 219 (c), 404, or 4155 (1) , may be admitted underTariff Item 415A (2) , viz.: -

(a.) Glycols and their derivatives, for use as plasticizersor solvents in connexion with the manufacture ofthe following, viz.:

Carbon paper,Cellulose lacquers,Coatings for pencils and carbons,Dry cleaning soap,Electrolytes for electrolytic condensers,Enamels,Hydraulic brake fluid,

Hydro- carbons from paraffin carbons,Lacquered leathers,Metal cleaning compounds,Moisture -proof cellulose transparent wrapping

paper,Printing inks,Shoe dressings and finishes, coloured,Tennis gut,

under security. (Operating on and from 31stJuly, 1939. (T.D. 39/412.)

(b) Vibration absorbers being specially constructedsections of piping made from seamless sylphonbellows covered with metal braid and having suit-able fittings at each end, for absorbing vibrationin pipe lines connected to machinery. (Operatingon and from 27th February, 1939.) (T.D. 39/402.)

MY-LAW No. 1318.Ciiston;s Tariff .1933 -1939, Item 415A(2).

By-law No. 101, published in Gazette, No. 39, dated 5th May,1936, is hereby amended by omitting therefrom the referenceto Glycols and their derivatives for use as plasticizers orsolvents, under security, but any goods which were in directtransit to Australia on 31st July, 1939, or were in bond inAustralia on that date, and which, but for this By -law wouldbe admissible under Tariff Item 415A(2) may be admittedunder that Tariff Item, under security, if entered for homeconsumption -

(a ) as regards goods in direct transit -on arrival;(b) as regards goods in bond -on or before 31st August,

1939.(Operating on all(1 from 31st July, 1939.) (T.D. 39/412.)

By-LAW No. 1322.Custorj?.s Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 415A(2).

The following manufactures, being of a class or kind notcommercially manufactured in Australia, and not being admis-sible under Tariff Item 174, 219 (c ), 404 or 415A ( 1 ) , may beadmitted under Tariff Item 415A(2), viz.:-

(e) Bricks, fire, being a mixture of dead burned magnesiaand chromite, including special arc shapes, forlining the cintering zones of cement kilns. (Operat-ing on 26th June, 1939, only.)

(b) Coils, arc suppression, including spares and acces-sory equipment, for use with 132,000 volt trans-mission lines. imported by a State GovernmentDepartment. ('Operating on 23rd June, 1939,only.)

(c) Punching machines (so called) , hand, multiplé, forpunching sheet metal. (Operating on 18th and27th March, 1939, only.)

(d) Tubes, steel, solid drawn, not more than 3 inchesinternal diameter, unnlachined and without flanges,for installation in bakers' ovens, under security.(Operating on 6th January, 1939, only.)

(T.D. 39/425.)

BY -LAW No. 1323.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 432(c).

The following may be admitted under Tariff Item 432(c),viz.:- -

(a 1 Cotton, raw, American, type " Speri ", for spinningpurposes, provided such cotton be used not laterthan 30th .Tune, 1939, under security. (Operatingon 24th September, 1938, 18th November, 1938,23rd December. 1938, and 13th January, 1939,only.)

Note.- Clause (d) of By -law No. 1201, publishedin Gazette No. 3], dated 11th May, 1929, is herebycancelled. -

(b) Cotton, raw, Indian, type " Mirro ", for spinningpurposes, provided such cotton be used not laterthan 30th June, 1939, under security. (Operatingon 6th and 18th June, 1938, and 6th August, 1938,only.)

(e) Cotton, raw, Indian, types " Mirro ", " Lirol " andAlley ", for spinning purposes, provided such

cotton be used not later than 30th June, 1940,under security. (Operating on 16th January, 1939,13th February, 1939, 20th March, 1939, and 20thApril, 1939, only.)

Note. -- Clause (j) of By -law No. 1271, publishedin Gazette, No. 49, dated 27th July, 1939, is herebycancelled.

(d) Cotton, raw, Indian, type " Miya ", for use in themanufacture of cordage yarns not later than 31stDecember, 1939, under security. (Operating on 31stAugust, 1938, and 10th November, 1938, only.)

(T.D. 39/426.)

1508. Commonwealth Gazette

TRANSFER OR DEFENCE LAND TO THE COUNCIL OFTHE SHIRE OF MORETON, QUEENSLAND.

1S Excellency the Governor- General in Council hasauthorized, pursuant to section 63 of the Lands Acquisi-

tionn. Act 1906-1936, the disposal by transfer to the Councilof the Shire of Moreton of the land described in the schedulehereunder to the intent that the said land shall become and beused as and for a. public highway. (C.L..3693.)

H. S. FOLL.Minister of State for the Interior.

SCHEDULE.

All that piece of land containing an area of 4 acres 3 roods20.4 perches more or less being parts of allotment 7 andsubdivision 2 of allotment 8, Parish of Jeebropilly, County ofChurchill, State of Queensland, as shown hachured on pianhereunder.

Commonwealth Gazette

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1509 No. 53. -17th August, 1939

ACQUISITION BY AGREEMENT OF LAND ATKIRRIBTLLI POINT, NEW SOUTH WALES.

I5 Excellency the Governor General in Council liasapl)rove(I, pursuant to section 14 of the Lands Acquisi-

HopJ. Act l.906- 1936, the acquisition by agreement with theowners of the land described in the schedule hereunder.- -(C.L. 5062.)

H. S. FOLL,Minister of State for the Interior.

SCHEDULE.

All that piece of land containing an area of 27.5 perchesmore or less being lots 6 and l.2 in a plan deposited in theLands Titles Office, Sydney, No. 13064, and being part ofportion 356, Parish of Willoughby, County of Cumberland,State of New South Wales, as shown haelrured on planhereunder.

KIRRISILLI

WARUDA ST18

ScaleFeet ao ao 20 )O o 40 Feet

ACQUISITION BY AGREEMENT OF LAND FOR DEFENCEPURPOSES AT RED HEAD, NEW SOUTH WALES.

IS Excellency the Governor - General in Council, pursuantto section 6 of the Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936, has

agreed with His Excellency the Governor of the State of NewSouth Wales to the acquisition by the Commonwealth of theland described in the schedule hereunder.-- (C.L. 4070.)

H. S. FOLL,Minister of State for the Interior.

SCHEDULE.

All that piece of land containing an area of 2 acres moreor less being Trigonometrical Reserve 18860, part of WaterReserve 4, part of Reserve 23A and part of Reserve 23c,Parish of Kahiball, County of Northumberland, State of.._NewSouth Wales, as shown háchured on plan hereunder.

ScaleLks. too ,so fro ,ao 4o o too Lks

HIS Excellency the Governor General in Council hasapproved that authority be granted for the following

leases and licence:Pursuant to . section 14 of the Lands Acquisition Act 190ß-

193G, for the lease of an area approximately 20 feet by 20 feetsituated in the north - eastern corner of the public school site( Portion 62) at Uki, Parish of Nuilum, County of Rous, NewSouth Wales, for the purposes of a Rural Automatic TelephoneExchange, for a period of Twenty (20) years from the 1stJune, 1939, at a rental of £1 per annum. (C.L. 5127.)

Pursuant to section 14 of the Lands Acquisition Act 1906-1936, for the lease of premises situated in Pacific Highway,Ourimbah, New South Wales, occupied for defence purposes,on a monthly tenancy as from 1st July, 1939, at a rental of£52 per anrrurn. (C.L. 2808.)

Pursuant to section 14 of the Lands Acquisition Act 1906-1936, for the lease of accommodation in the Fire Brigade Hall,situated in High- street, Heatlrcote, Victoria, for defence pur-poses, for a period of Two (2) years from 1st (Tune, 1939, andthereafter from month to month, at a rental of £52 perannum. ( C.L. 5226.)

To grant grazing rights over the Ravenswood portion, about51 acres, of the Rifle Range area at Launceston, Tasmania, forthe period from date of possession to the 30th June, 1944, ata rental of £13 per annum.(C.L. 1351.)

H. S. POLL, Minister for the Interior.

No. 53.--17th August, 1939 1510

TENDERS.

Commonwealth Gazette

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS INVITED.

TENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies . and /or service. Tenders must be endorsed " Tenders for(as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They must be deposited in

the Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.

Description of Material or Service Required. Schedule No. Tender Forms, Specifications, &c.,obtainable from-

GENERAL.¶

Radio Telephone Broadcasting TransmittersRelays .. .. ..Condensers ..Electrical Indicating Meters ..Trunk Boards ..Cord Switchboard ..Locks and Keys ..Morkrum Printer PartsFilters and NetworksChannel Iron ..Receivers and Parts ..Indicators .. ..Distributing Frames and Terminal Equipment..Morkrum Teletype Parts .. .. .. ..Switchboard Equipment for Automatic Exchange at Bankstown,

New South Wales . .. . .

Underground Cable (Large Sizes)Compression - Ignition Engine Alternators for Broadcasting StudiosCanvas and Duck .. .. .. .. .. ..Loading Coils ..Murray Perforator Parts .. .. .. .. ..Mordialloc- Frankston and City West - Windsor Trunk and Junction

Cables .. .. .

Paper Jointing Sleeves . .. .. ..Mechanics' Tools (Pliera and Screwdrivers) ..Mechanics' Tools (Gauges, &c.) ..Automatic Telephone Switching Equipment 2.000 type .

Bolts and Nuts . .. .. . .

Keys- SwitchboardConduits .. .. . .. ..Enlarged Number Rings and Clamping FramesWoodworkers' Tools .. . . ..Automatic Generator Voltage RegulatorsDial Parts .. .. .. ..Transformers . ..Telephone Parts and AccessoriesSwitchboard Equipment for Automatic Exchange at Bentleigh,

Victoria .. .. .. .

Banks for Automatic Telephone Equipment . .Transfers .. . .. :.Ink Pads for Hand Postmarkers . .

Grips, Cable ..Ferrules and Pipe Bushes ..Murray Transmitter Parts ..Pipes --G.I. and B.I.Postmarking Machines .. . .

Murray Vibrator and Distributor PartsLamps, Lamp Caps and Sockets ..Tents .. .. .. ..Sprays for use with Portable Pole Creosoting Plant .. ..Assembly and Delivery of Rural Automatic Exchange Test Sets and

Office Telephones ..Printed Forms, Telegraph Branch -" T.G. Series " .. ..Switchboard Equipment for Automatic Exchange at East Kew,

VictoriaSteel Letter Receivers .. . .

Printed Departmental Headed PaperElectric Wall Clocks .. ..Printed Departmental PostersPrinted Manila Tags .. . .

Circuit Breaker Switches and Meters ..

C.2312Ç.2410C.2455C.2465C.2466C.2468C.2471C.24770.2483C.2484C.2486C.2488C.24900.2492

C.2493C.2494C.2495C.2496C.2497C.2498

C.2502C.25040.2505C.2506C.2508C.2511C.2514C.2516C25200.2523C.2525C.25270.2528C.2529

C.2531C.25340.2538C.2539C.2540C:2541C.2543C.2545C.2546C.2547C.2548C.2549C.2550

0.2551.C.2556

C.2557C.2559C.2560C.2562C.2563C.2568

C.2571

NEW SOUTH WALES4fDelivery of Postal Parcels, Sydney City Area .. .. 1 N.S.W.275 I

Maintenance of Lines in Cann River District ..

§$*

*$***

**

Tendera Close-

3 p.m., 28.11.39113 p.m., 26.9.393 p.m., 22.8.393 p.m., 12.9.393 p.m., 22.8.393 p.m., 22.8.393 p.m., 12.9.393 p.m., 26.9.393 p.m., 12.9.393 p.m., 29.8.393 p.m., 5.9.393 p.m., 12.9.393 p.m., 12.9.393 p.m., 12.9.39

3 p.m., 26.9.393 p.m., 22.8.393 p.m., 22.8.393 p.m., 5.9.393 p.m., 12.9.393 p.m., 26.9.39

3 p.m., 19.9.393 p.m., 29.8.393 p.m., 19.9.393 p.m., 12.9.393 p.m., 19.9.393 p.m., 22.8.393 p.m., 10.10.393 p.m., 29.8.393 p.m., 5.9.393 p.m., 22.8.393 p.m., 26.9.393 p.m., 17.10.393 p.m., 26.9.393 p.m., 26.9.39

3 p.m., 10.10.393 p.m., 17.10.393 p.m., 22.8.393 p.m., 5.9.393 p.m., 22.8.393 p.m., 22.8.393 p.m., 10.10.393 p.m., 5.9.393 p.m., 17.10.393 p.m., 17.10.393 p.m., 24.10.393 p.m., 29.8.393 p.m., 22.8.39

3 p.m., 29.8.393 p.m., 22.8.39

3 p.m., 24.10.393. p.m., 12.9.393 p.m., 22.8.393 p.m., 17.10.393 p.m., 29.8.393 p.m., 5.9.393 p.m., 29.8.39

I 3 p.m., 28.8.39

VICTORIA.¶. .. I V.1635 I $$ 3 p.m., 29.8.39

Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney (84 Harbour- street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West-terrace) and Perth ; and G.P.0 'a, Melbourne and Hobart.t Trade Commissioners, New York and Canada.t High Commissioner, London.$ Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney and Melbourne.

1f Tendera returnable to Deputy Director, Posta and Telegraphs, Melbourne.Í Extended from 22nd August, 1939.$ Departmental Stores Branch, G.P.U.. Melbourne.

ft Tendera returnable to Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Sydney.. Departmental Stores Branch, 64 Harbour - street, Sydney.ijI Trade Commissioner, New York.

Commonwealth Gazette 1511 No. 53.-17th August, 1939

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

TENDER'S INVITED.

Locality and Description of Work.Tenders return-

able atPlans, Specifications, &c., availableat Tendern to be addressed to

Long Bay Rifle Range.Erection of barbedwire fence

Noon, 28thAugust,1939

Office of Commonwealth WorksDirector, Customs House, Sydney

Commonwealth Works Director,Customs House, Sydney

Newington Magazine.Re-erection of emptypackage store

ff ff !f ff +f If ff !!

Kingsford -Smith Aerodrome, Mascot. ff If ff ff ff ff ff ffAlterations and additions to caretaker'sresidence

Nowra Aerodrome.Preparation of landingground

99 if Office of Commonwealth WorksDirector, Customs House, Sydney ;and at Post Office, Nowra

!f If ff

Bourke Aerodrome. Erection of shelter shedand E.Cs.

Bourke Post Office.Structural alterationsAeronautical Research Laboratories, Fisher -

men's Bend, Port Melbourne. Installationof hot water central heating

ff ff

11 a.m., 22ndAugust,1939

Office of Commonwealth WorksDirector, Customs House, Sydney ;and at Post Office, Bourke

ft ff ffOffice of Works Director, 315 Post

Office- place, Melbourne

ff !f ff

Works Director, 315 Post'Ofce-place, Melbourne

Mobilization and Explosives Stores, Seymour. ff Office of Works Director, 315 Post ff ffConstruction of new and reconstructionof existing roads

Office- place, Melbourne ; and PostOffice, Seymour

Explosives Factory, Maribyrnong. Erectionof lavatory building (brick)

ff Office of Works Director, 315 PostOffice - place, Melbourne

ff ff !f

Third Floor, Rialto Building, 497 Collins -street, Melbourne. Erection of timber andglass partitions

ff ff ff ff ff 10 ff ff

Ordnance Factory, 111aribyrnong.Re-installation of lavatory accommodation

ff !! ff ff !f

Byaduk.Erection of automatic exchangebuilding (timber and iron)

Office of Works Director, 315 PostOffice- place, Melbourne ; also at Port

PP ff

Fairy Post OfficeCollingwood Telephone Exchange. Repairs

and paintingOffice of Works Director, 315 Post

Office-place, Melbourne!f if

Brighton Post Office, Repairs and painting f ffAbbotsford Drill Hall. Repairs and painting if ff ifFuse and Primer Section, Explosives Factory,

Maribyrnong. Construction of concretecleanways with gritless asphalt seal coat

11 a.m., 29thAugust,1939

ff f,-

Fuze and Primer Section, Explosives Factory, if f 77 Pi

Maribyrnong. Erection of 8 -bay magazine(in brick)

Shell and Bomb Filling Section, Explosives if ff f. ff ffFactory, Maribyrnong. Erection of sectionoffice (in brick)

Flying Training School, Point Cook. Erectionof timber residence

ff ff ff If

Line Depot, Ringwood. Erection of garagesand stores (timber and galvanized iron)

ff ff if ff ff

Horsham. Erection of drill hall, quarters 11 a.m., 22nd Office of Works Director, 315 Post ff ffand garages (in brick) August,

1939Office- place, Melbourne ; and atPost Office, Horsham

Boiler House, Flinders Naval Depot. Instal-lation of steam piping, &c.

ff Office of Works Director, 315 PostOffice-place, Melbourne

ff

Pearce R.A.A.F. Station. Installation ofhot water reticulation, married airmen'sflats

Noon, 29thAugust,1939

Office of Works Director, Room 26,Sixth Floor, G.P.O., Perth

Works Director, Department ofthe Interior, Sixth Floor,G.P.O., Perth

Pearce R.A.A.F. Station.Erection of flatsfor married officers

ff ff ff !f if ff !f

Midland Junction. Erection of mess andchanging room

ff ff ff 97 f,

Post Office, Mount Gambier. Alterations . . 2 p.m., 29thAugust,1939

Department of the Interior, Common-wealth Offices, Post Office- place;Adelaide ; and at Post Office, Mount

Department of the Interior,Commonwealth Offices, PostOffice - place, Adelaide

GambierNorth Norwood. Erection of line shed,

garage, &c.ff Department of the Interior, Common -

wealth Offices, Post Office-place,Adelaide

ff ff !f

Drill Hall, Wallaroo. New additions ff Department of the Interior, Common -wealth Offices, Post Office- place,Adelaide ; and at Post Office, Wal-laroo

77 f! ff

Yarralumla (A.C.T.).Erection of six (6) 2 p.m., 22nd Works Branch, Department of the The Secretary, Department ofresidences August,

1939Interior, Acton, Canberra the Interior, Canberra

Block 8, Section 16, Reid, Canberra (A.C.T.). ff 71 ff !f !f !fErection of residence

North Mole Defences. Buildings 3 and 4,repairs and painting

Noon, 22ndAugust,1939

Room 26, Sixth Floor, G.P.D., Perth Works Director, Department ofthe Interior, G.P.O., Perth

Alice Springs (N.T.). Erection and comple-tion of maternity ward block at Alice

Noon, 12thSeptember,

Works and Services Branch, Depart-ment of the Interior, Adelaide,

Works Director, Department ofthe Interior, Works and

Springs hospital 1939 Alice Springs and Darwin Services Branch, P.O. Box 19,Darwin

No. 53.-17th August, 1939

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1512

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR-continued.

Locality and Description of Work.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Commonwealth Gazette

Amount. Contractor and Address.

National Standards Laboratory, Sydney University. -Excavations and foundation work

Defence works in the vicinity of Newcastle .. . .Victoria Barracks, Paddington. - Alterations to laboratory

blockMänly Post Office.- Alterations and additions..

Walsh Postal Premises. - Repairs and painting.. . .Regional Broadcasting Station, Dalby.- Electric light and

power installationProserpine. - Erection of new post office

Explosives Factory, Maribyrnong.- Erection of shell andbomb filling pyrotechnic store

Lorimer- street, Fishermen's Bend, Port Melbourne.-Erection of aeronautical research laboratories

Explosives Factory, Maribyrnong.- Erection of earthmounds and stores

£ s. d.3,131 0 0

507 0 0335 12 0

634 5 0

265 0 01,480 0 0

3,947 0 0

999 10 0

23,969 0 0

1,985 0 0

C. Hutcherson, Jnr., 26 Abbotsford -road,Homebush

J. C. Pickles, Wahroonga -road, WaratahB. McDonald, Box 866o, G.P.O., Sydney

E. J. Bennell, 454 Mowbray -road, LaneCove

Frederick Wedd, Ernest - street, InnisfailRandwick Electric Coy., No. 3 Barry -

street, Randwick, SydneyThomas Frederick Woollam, Days -road,

Wilston, BrisbaneCostello and Marr, 100 Nicholson- street,

East Brunswick, N.11J. McDonald Richardson Pty. Ltd.,

Cloverdale- avenue, Toorak, S.E.2R. L. Garrett & Son, 28 Whitby- street,

West Brunswick

Date ofAcceptance.

Date ofCompletion.

3.8.39 12.10.39

31.7.39 9.10.399.8.39 4.10.39

10.8.39 2.11.39

23.3.39 18.5.3919.5.39 14.7.39

6.7.39 21.12.39

4.8.39 29.9.39

27.7.39 14.12.39

4.8.39 22.12.39

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Contract No. 1845. - Standard Telephones & Cables Pty. Ltd.,Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule. C.2241- Receivers and parts, £1,404, plus exchange. All States.

Contract No. 1864.- Kabelwerlc Duisberg (through HighCommissioner, London ) .- Scltedul.e 0.2025 -Trunk cable,adjusted price £846 17s. 2d., plus exchange. All States exceptTasmania.

Contract No. 1865. -N.V. Nederlandsche Ka.belfabriek(through High Commissioner, London ) .-Schedule C.2025 --Trunk cable, adjusted price £2,16: 58. 10d., plus exchange.New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and South Australia.

Contract No. 1866. -Dr. Cassirer & Co. A.G. (through HighCommissioner, London ) .- Schedule C.2025 -Trunk cable,adjusted price £335 14s. 3d., plus exchange. New South Wales.

Contract No. 1867.-Pirelli-General Cable Works ( throughHigh Commissioner, London ).-Schedule C.2025-Trunk cable,adjusted price £3,543 13s. 4d., plus exchange All Statesexcept Tasmania.

Contract No. 1896. - Australasian Scale Co. Pty. Ltd., 255-257 William- street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. ScheduleC.2277-Post office scales, £1,247 16s. 3d. All States.

Contract No. 2104. Reliance Electrical Wire Co. Ltd.(through High Commissioner, London ) .- Schedule C.2253-Switchboard cable, braided, adjusted price £19,094 l.s. 6d., plusexchange. All States.

Contract No. 2284. -R. O. Whitford Pty. Ltd., 44 -56 Rose -hill- street, Redfern, New South Wales.- Schedule C.2325 --Protective apparatus, £12.144 Ifs. 10d. All States.

Contract No. 2291. -John 2.1McIlwraith & Co. Pty. Ltd., 45-56 Little Collins street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. ScheduleC.2375- Lead seals, £749 lis. 3d. Victoria.

Contract No. 2304.-McKenzie & Holland (Aust.) I'ty. Ltd.,Sutton street, Newport, W.I5, Victoria. Schedule C.2416-Sub-station accessories, £313 19s. 2d. New South Wales andVictoria.

Contract No. 2307. -Geo. II. Sample & Son. Boa 202c.G.P.O., Melbourne, C.! . Vie{oria.-- Schedule 0.2355 -Waveanalysers and oscillographs, £227 10s. All States.

Contract No. 2308. -- General Radio Co. (Hayward C.Parish) , Box LL21 48, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.--Schedule 0.2355 -Ware analysers and oscillographs, $2100.00.Queensland, South Australia and Victoria.

Contract No. 2312. -J. Todd & Son Ltd., 192 Pirie ,street.Adelaide, South Australia. Schedule C.2394 -Pole pikes andhand grip. £258 9s. 2d. All States.

Contract No. 2313. -- Messrs. John Sharp & Sons Ltd., Box188e, G.P.L., Melbourne, C,.1, Victoria. - Schedule C. 2394-Pole pikes and hand grips, £587 4s. 8d. All States.

Contract No. 2314. -W. J. Jolley, Esquire, 84 Leicesterstreet, Carlton, N.3, Victoria. Schedule C.2394 -Pole pikesand hand grips, £337 8s. 9d. All States.

Contract No. 2317.-Automatic Electric Telephones Ltd.,Box 1883K, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.- ScheduleC.2388- Automatic telephone switching equipment, $3,434.00.New South Dales and Victoria.

Contract No. 231 8. - Automatic Electric Co. (A'sia.) I'ty.Ltd., Box 4524, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.- ScheduleC.2388 - Automatic telephone switching equipment,£315 18s. 9d., plus exchange. New South Wales.

Contract No. 2320.- Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.Ltd., Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.- ScheduleC.2292- Electron tubes, 13,074 17s. 5d., plus exchange. AllStates.

Contract No. 2321.-Philips Lamps (A.'aia.) Pty. Ltd., 63-7 3 Clarence-street, Sydney, New South Wales.- ScheduleC.2292- Electron tubes, £261 13s. td., plus exchange. AllStates except South Australia.

Contract No. 2323.-Amalgamated 'Wireless Valve Co. Pty.Ltd., Box 251.688, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. -Schedule C.2292- Electron tubes, £294 17s. 3d. All Statesexcept South Australia.

Contract No. 2327.- Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Box 4325.G.P.O., Melbourne, C.l, Victoria.-Schedule C.2343- Testinginstruments, insulation and resistance testers, £234 6s. 9d.New South Wales and Victoria.

Contract No. 2328. -H. Rowe & Co. Pty. Ltd., FlindersC'oUrt, off 15 Elizabeth - street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. -Schedule C.2343- Testing instruments, insulation and resist-ance testers, £1,250 9s. 8d. All States except Tasmania.

QUEENSLAND.

Contract No. 350. -Mr. C. Weirman, SS Eyre - street, Townsville, Queensland. Schedule Q.790- Combined service of main-tenance of lines in the Georgetown and Croydon districts andconduct of the Georgetown Post Office as a non-official office,for a period of three (3) years, commencing on 1st August,1939, Queensland.

Contract No. 351. -Mr. D. R. Lowe, Montague -road, SouthBrisbane.- Schedule Q.792- Packing cases, approximatequantity required during period 1st September, 1939 -31stAugust, 1940.

OFFERS, closing witli the Sceretary, Department of theInterior. Canberra, at noon, on the 28th August, 1939, areinvited for grazing rights over the rifle range area, about 93acres, at Ararat. Victoria, for the period ending 30th June,1942. subject to the following conditions of tenancy: -

The licensee will be required to pay rental half - yearlyin advance; to keep the area clean and free frein noxiousweeds, rubbish, garbage. debris. &c.; to destroy rabbitsand other noxious animals; to keep all fences and gatesin good repair and condition ; to make good damage toworks, &c., caused by stock; to indemnify the Common-wealth against loss of life or stock through the use ofthe area as a rifle range or other Commonwealth purposes;not to assign or sublet without authority; and not inter-fere with the use of the area by the Commonwealth forany purpose whatever.

A plan of the area and the conditions of tenancy may beseen at -the Ararat Post Office.

No offer necessarily accepted.

Commonwealth Gazette 1513 .No. 53.- --17th August, 1939

COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH.

TENDERS INVITED.

Description of Materials required.Tenders

returnable at- Forms, Spedfications, available at- Tender to be addressed to-

500 Horse Power Wind- Tunnel Motor,Airecrew and Control Gear

12 noon, onFriday, 5thSeptember,1939

Following offices : -1. Secretary,Council for Scientific and IndustrialResearch, 314 Albert- street, EastMelbourne, C.2., Victoria. 2. Councilfor Scientific and Industrial Re-search, Room 909, 9th Floor, Cul -wulla Chambers, 67 CastIereagh-street, Sydney, New South Wales

Secretary, Council for Scientificand Industrial Research,314 Albert- street, East Mel-bourne, 0.2, Victoria

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION.TENDERS INVITED.

TENDERS closing at 2 p.m. on Friday, 25th August, 1939.will be received at the office of the Director - General of CivilAviation, 522 Little Collins- street, Melbourne, for the supplyof the following radio equipment:-

Receiving equipment for U.H.F. beacon test.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained ou

application to the abovementioned office.

COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDERBOARD.

TENDERS are invited for the following supplies:--Schedule No.-C.T.B. 10I. Material- Envelopes, bankers,

printed secretive. Supplies required in- Melbourne.Closing date -5th September, 1939.

Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at theBoard's Ofiiee, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, at the office of theCommouwealtlr Local Stores Board, 64 Harbour - street, Sydney,and at the office of the Superintendent of Stores, Postmaster-General's Department, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Hobart.

Schedule \To.- C.T.B. 102. Matcri.at- Lettercard board.Supplies required in.-Melbourne. Closing date -24thOctober, 1939.

Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at theBoard's Office, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, at the office of theCommonwealth Local Stores Board, 64 Harbour- street, Sydney,at the office of the Superintendent of Stores, PostmasterGeneral's Department, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Hobart.and at the office of the Official Secretary for Australia inLondon.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.TENDERS will be received until 2 o'clock p.m. on the dates

shown at the Contracts Offices in the capital cities statedhereunder-

Item. Tenders Closing.Supply of-

Webbing and twill bindings -25th August, 1939. (Mel-bourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.)

Mudguards-25th August, 1939. (All States.)Linen tape and cotton webbing -25th August, 1939. (Mel-

bourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.)Repairs to radiators -25th August, 1939. (Melbourne

and Sydney.)Cylinders No. 283 Mk. I. (70,000 -No.) -25th August..

1939. (Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide.)High strength brass castings -25th August. 1039. (Mel

bourne and. Sydney.)

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.(6S1) Contract No. 923. Incinerator installation, at 0M-

mince Factory, Maribyrnong, £1,230. -F. W. Grocke, SouthMelbourne.

(682) Requisition No. 3423. Waistcoats, life - saving, for£312. - Dunlop Perdriau Rubber Co. Ltd., Melbourne.

(683) Contract No. 868.- Sprockets for machine guncarriers, for Ordnance Depot, £ 7 65. -Ra pson & Dutton Pty.Ltd.. Brisbane, Queensland.

(684) Requisition No. 3371.-Metal, Class "G", for Am-munition Factory, Footscray, £406 5s.- Austral Bronze Co.Pty. Ltd., Melbourne.

(685) Requisition No. 3425. -M.S. wire rope, for OrdnanceFactory, Maribyrnong,, £360 10s. -The Australian Wire RopeWorks Pty. Ltd., Sydney.

(68(6) Requisition No. 3543.-Automatic compressed air1+:ants. for 1...A.A.F., £486.- Industrial Service Engineers Pty.Ltd.. Footscray.

(687) Requisition No. 3158.- Engine and magneto spares,for R. A.A.F.. £2,313 2s. 64. -The DeHavilland Aircraft Pty.Ltd., Mascot, New South Wales.

(685) Requisition No. 3573. Forgings for loose barrels,for Ordnance Factory, Maribyrnong, £1,942 15s.-Common-wealth Steel Co. Ltd., Waratah, New South Wales.

(689) Requisition No. 3(00.- Shells, naked Q.F.H.E., 3 -in.,for Ordnance Factory, Maribyrnong, £10,125.-Broken HillPty. (;o. Ltd., Melbourne.

(690) Contract No. 920.- Tubes, connecting, No. 2, 111k. 11,for Munitions Supply Laboratories, £453 2s. (id. --The Good-year Tyre & Rubber Co. (Aust.) Ltd., Sydney.

(691) Requisition No. 3664.- Production gauges, for Prin-cipal Supply Officers Committee.--£298 2s. -Tool EquipmentCo. Pty. Ltd., Glebe, New South Wales. £462 16s. Od: TheSutton Tool & Gauge Mfg. Co. Pty. Ltd., Northeote.

(692) Requisition No. 3615. Zinc oxide, for ExplosivesFactory, \laribyrrxziig. £295. Gibbs Bright & Co., Melbourne.

(693) Contract No. 911. Circulating pump, for OrdnanceFactory, Maribyrnong, £211 5s. -Geo. W. Kelly & Lewis Ltd.,Melbourne.

(694) Contract No. 813.-Cases, cordite, drum, for Explo-sives Factory, Maribyrnong, £1275. Chapman Son & David-son Pty. Ltd.. Balmain East, New South Wales.

(695) Requisition No. 2673. -Bullet -proof plates formachine gun carriers, for Ordnance Stores, £39,540.-- Common-wealth Steel Coy. Ltd., Waratah, New South Wales.

( (190) Requisition NO. 3058. -Steel helmet bodies, forOrdnance Stores. £19.6S7 10s.-Commonwealth Steel Co. Ltd.,Waratah. New Sentii Wales.

(691) Requisition No. 3541. - Machined components forAntofretage plant at Ordnance Factory, £259 12s. lad.-Do. vies Baird Pty. Ltd., Brunswick.

(698) Contract No. 933. - Supply, assembly and deliveryof chassis for trucks, for Explosives Factory, £271 12s.-Progress Eng. & Mfg. Co., West Melbourne.

( 699) Requisition No. 3635. - Metal. Class " C" for Ord-nance Factory, Maribyrnong, £218 15s. Austral Bronze Co.Pty. Ltd., Melbourne.

( 701) Requisition No. 3631.- Cheetah engine bearings, forR.A.A.l" .. £333 13s. Od.- Bearing Service Co. of Aust. Pty.Ltd.. Carlton, Victoria.

( 702) Components for trailers and carriages, for OrdnanceStores.- Coitrart No. 918 -£679 ls.- Marbut Pty. Ltd.,Brunswick, Victoria. Contract No. 922 - £8,171 lls. 11d.-H. V. McKay Massey Harris Pty. Ltd., Sunshine, Victoria.Contract No. 930 £3,2.15 15s. 6d.- McIntosh & Co. Pty. Ltd.,South Melbourne. Contract No. 924- £2.926 19s. 8d.-.Mal-colm Moore Ltd., Port Melbourne. Contract No. 925 -f72619.s. 9d.- McGrath Trailer Equipment Pty. Ltd., West Bruns -wick. Victoria.

(703) Requisition No. 3538.-Steel rounds, for OrdnanceFactory. Maribyrnong, £310 Os. 6d. :Broken Hill Pty. Co.Ltd.. Melbourne.

( 704) Steel rounds, for Ordnance Factory, Alaribyrnong.-Requisition. No. 3366 - £2,640 Ils. 6d; Requisition No. 3365-£ 3,307 16s. 6d.; Requisition No. 3289 -£985 10s.-BrokenHill Pty. Co. Ltd., Melbourne.

(705) Contract. No. 928. -- Electric travelling crane, forOrdnance Factory, Maribyrnong, £415.- Marfleet & WeightPty. Ltd., Abbotsforrl. Victoria.

(7()6) Requisition No. 3087. - Bodies for armoured cars, forOrdnance Stores.-S.A. State Railways, Adelaide.

( 707) Hack - sawing machines, for Ordnance Factory, _Mari -bvrnong.- Contract No. 909- £288. -F. Vial &, Sons Pty. Ltd.,Melbourne. Contract. No. 916 -£277 2s.- Kendall Knight &.Co. Pty. Ltd., Melbourne.

(708) Contract No. 921. -Trott castings, for AmmunitionFactory, Footscray. £1.181 5s. -,H. V. McKay Massey HarrisPty. Ltd., Sunshine, Victoria,

(709) Requisition No. 3412.-Machine tools, for MunitionsSupply Laboratories. Maribyrnong.- £525 Ms.-Gilbert Lodge& Co. Pty. Ltd., Melbourne. £288 10s.-Associated MachineTools Australia Ptv. Ltd.. Melbourne.

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(710) Requisition No. 352.7.- Milling machines, for SmallArms Factory, Lithgow, £4,9335.- Gibson Battle & Co. Pty.Ltd., Sydney, New South Wales,

(711) Contract No. 890. Vibrators, H.T. packs, for Ord-nance Stores, £595 5s.- Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.Ltd., Sydney.

(712) Contract No. 874. - Tinned plate linings, for Ord-nance Factory, Maribyrnong, £550. -Jas. Marsh & Sons Pty.Ltd., North Melbourne.

(713) Requisition No. 3562. Modification of elevator trim-ming tab control gear - Anson parts, for R..A.A.F., £485 2s.-C. Ruppert & Co, Pty *. Ltd., Carlton, Victoria.

(714) Requisition No. 3558.-Vickers hardness testingmachine, for Ammunition Factory, Footscray, £225.-F. J.Pearson, Me :bourne.

(715) Gases, for Defence Establishments in Victoria,during the period 12th July, 1939, to 30th June, 1941. -Con-tract No. 898. - Australian Oxygen & Industrial Gases Pty.Ltd:, Melbourne. Contract No. 899. Consumers Ammonia.Coy. Pty. Ltd., Melbourne.

(716) Requisition No. 3661. Punches and dies, for Am-munition Factory, Footscray, £213 12s. -W. G. Goetz & Sons]:td., West Melbourne.

(717) Contract No. 849. - Groceries to Military Forces atQueenscliff, during period 1st July to 31st December, 1939.Wholesalers Ltd., Melbourne.

(718) Contract No. 926.-Marmalade, for Royal EdwardVictualling Yard, Pyrmont, £326 16s. 6d. -H. .Jones &. Co.( Sydney) Pty. Ltd., Darlington, New South Wales.

(719) Contract. No. 840. -Neat, to Military Forces atQueenscliff, during period ist July to 31st December. 1939.-R. Bedggood, Queenscliff.

(720) Requisition No. 2:i37. -Beet sugar, for Flinder>;Naval Depot. Westernpot, £329 (is. 8d. -Beet Sugar Factory.Maffra., Victoria.

(721) Contract No. 856. -Coal, for Small Armes Factory.Lithgow, during period ].st July, 1.939, to 30th June, 1940.Gillard Bros., I.ithgov, New South Wales.

( 722) Contract No. 892.- Chocolate, for Royal EdwardVictualling Yard, Pyrmont. £519 1s. Id.-- Cadbury -Fry Pascal!Ltd., Claremont, Tasmania.

(723) Drill and jean, for Clothing Factory, South Mel-bourne.- Requisition No. 3107 £4,375. - Bradford CottonMills Ltd.. Sydney. Requisition No. 310(!- £].744 15s. 10.-Davies Coop & Co. Ltd., Melbourne.

( 724) Khaki drill. for Ordnance Stores.- Requisition No.1749 £1,744 15s. 10d.: Requisitions No. 2606- £3.489 ].l.s. Sd.- Bradford Cotton Mills Ltd., Sydney.

(725) Requisition No. 3385.-Cloth, khaki, waterproof,25 -oz,. for Ordnance Stores. £513 16s. 6d.- Godfrey Hirst &Co. Pty. Ltd., Geelong.

(726) Drill, cotton, khaki, for Ordnance Stores.- Requisi-tion No. 3662 £1,744 15s. ].0d.- Davies Coop & Co. Ltd.,Melbourne. Requisition No. 3663- £1,744 ] 5s. 10d.- BradfordCotton Mills Ltd., Sydney.

(72i) Requisition No. 3441.-Hats, khaki, fur, for R.. A.A.F.,£310 i l s. ld.- Hatcraft Pty. Ltd., Clifton Hill, Victoria.

(728) Requisition No. 3369. Buttons, gilt, for RoyalEdward Victualling Yard, Pyrniont, £411.- Stokes & SonsPty. Ltd., Melbourne.

(729) Requisition No. 3654. -Blue serge, 13 /14 -oz., forClothing Factory, South Melbourne. £2.640 12s. 6d.- FederalWoollen Mills Ltd., North Geelong.

(730) Contract No. 872.- Suits, aviation, combination, forR.A.A.F., £1,860. -C. E. Beeston Pty. Ltd., Collingwood.

(7 31) Contract No. 927.-Shorts, military, khaki drill, furOrdnance Stores, £1,245. -Tine Exclusive Manufacturing Co.,Adelaide, South Australia.

(732) Contract No. 934. - Coats, dust, white drill, forExplosives Factory, Maribyrnong, £237 10s. -T. E. Banks,Brunswick, Victoria.

(733) Contract No. 931. -Seats and equipment boxes formachine gun regiments, for Ordnance Depot. £537 15s.-Harvey Shaw Successors, Melbourne.

(7 34) Contract No. 869.-Floor squares. for R.A.A.F.,£911 5s. -W. A. Farr & Coy., Sydney.

(73:5) Contract No. 873. -Floor squares, for R.A.A.F.,£550 ll.s. 7d.-Hancock & Gore Ltd., South Brisbane. .

(736) Contract No. 944.-Buttons, Corozo nut, for Clothing Factory, £233 10s.- David Kennedy, Melbourne.

(737) Requisition No. 3499.-Wood-working machinery, forOrdnance Stores, £1,323 9s. 2d.-McPherson's Pty. Ltd..Melbourne.

High Connu.issioner Act 1909 -1937.IN- pursuance Of sub- section six of section nine of the High

Commissioner Act 1909 -1937, and acting on the recom-mendation of the High Commissioner of the Commonwealthin the United Kingdom, I do hereby direct that each of theundermentioned officers appointed under that Act shall bedeemed to be an "employee" within the meaning of sectionfour of the Superannuation Act 1922 - 1937 : Alexander Smith,Millicent Ellen Tamblyn, Jack Renew Ewer, Walter DouglasWestbrook.

J. A. PERKINS for Prime Minister.

Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1937.HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has been

pleased to appoint Frederick William Humphreys,Esquire, an officer of the Pensions and Maternity AllowancesBranch, of Canberra, in the Australian Capital Territory, tobe a Special Magistrate of the Commonwealth of Australiafor the purposes of the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act].908 -I937. to have, hold, exercise and enjoy the said officeduring the pleasure of the Governor - General. -(Ex. Min. No.56.)

W. fir. HUGHES, Attorney- General.

Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1937.Hí5 Excellency the Governor-General in Council has

appointed Frederick William Humphreys as Registrarof Pensions under the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act1908 -1937 for the district of Canberra, in the AustralianCapital Territory. vice C. B'. Jenkins.-(Ex. Min. No. 132.)

IT l5 Excellency the Governor- General in Council has11 appointed Henry Philip Murray as Registrar of Pensionsunder the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1.908 -1937 for theDistrict of Devonport, in the State of Tasmania.. vice V. W.F. Thomas.-(Ex. Min. No. 133.)

PERCY C. SPENDER, for Treasurer.

Navigation Act 1912 -1935.LICENCES AS ADJUSTERS OF COMPASSES.

THE following persons have been licensed Under the Naviga-tion (Compass) Regulations, for the period ending 30th

June, 1940, to examine and adjust compasses of sea -goingships at ports within the Commonwealth:-

Sydney-F. Carter, D. W. Gibson, C. W. Hav, W. T.Howell, F. A. Innes, G. B. Mercer, X. E. Smith,

Newcastle -S. B. Page.Melbourne -J. M. Stott, L. Barker- Woden, J. K. Crone.Th ishane -R. D. Taylor, A. N. Boulton,Townsville -J. Robertson.Port Adelaide -H..1. Bower.Fieniantle -A. Moore.Hobart -D. S. Bull.

JOHN K. DAVIS, Director of Navigation.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.H1S Excellency the Governor General in Council lias

approved of the following changes being made in con-nexion with the Naval Forces of the Commonwealth:-

PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH(SEA-GOING FORCES).

Resignatioi,. -The resignation of Sydney Kenneth Galleliawkof his appointaient as Lieutenant (E) is accepted, dated 2ndAn'ust, 1939.

Award of Dong Service and Good Conduct medal. -Thefollowing are awarded the Long Service and Good ConductMedal :-Neil William Campbell, Petty Officer, official number6847. date of award, 14th September, 1939; Frederick CarlGeorge Trapman, Petty Officer, official number 12050, date ofaward. ]4th September, 1939; Arthur Robert Godfrey, ActingYeoman of Signals, official number 21160, date of award, 8thSeptember, 1939; Arthur Leslie Young, Able Seaman, officialnumber 4203. date of award, 11th September, 1939.

ALTXILIARY SERVICES.

_11i poi ;r-imenI. Lieutenant Commander Cyril Arthur RoySadleir ( Emergency List) is appointed for temporary service,dated 3rd August, 1939.

. Extension of Appointment. -The appointment of GeorgeLeaver, Commissioned Instructor, is extended for a period oftwelve months from 8th August, 1939.

EMERGENCY LIST.

Transfer to Retired List. Engineer Commander OscarArthur Ireland is transferred to the Retired List.

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE ( SEA - GOING) .

Appointment.-Geoffrey Elmer Farley - Davies (ex PaymasterLieutenant, R.N.R.) , is appointed Paymaster Lieutenant, withseniority in rank of 5th October, 1936. dated 15th August,1939..

Confirmation in Rank.-Midshipman (on probation), IanNeil Lennox Macfarlan is confirmed in the rank of Midship-man, with seniority in rank of 1st July. 1938.

Commonwealth Gazette

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.

Appoint inert. --Tiic Reverend Thomas Hughappointed Chaplain, dated 17th July, 1939.

l]OYAL ATasTRALMAN NAVAL 'VOLUNTEERTEER RESERi'E.

Appointments.John Telfer- Caldwell and Maurice Boyd areappointed. Lieutenants (on probation), dated 31st July, 1939,and 1st August, 1939, respectively.

Promotion.Paymaster Sub-Lieutenant Keith HamiltonWaterhouse is promoted to the rank of Paymaster Lieutenant,dated 22nd April, 1939.

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Itidian is

Corrigendum.With regard to Executive Minute No. 215 notice of which

appeared in C'omm"onwr_alth. Gazette No. 50 of 3rd August.1939 that portion relating to the appointment of theReverence \Villiant Ernest Freeman is cancelled. (Ex. Min.No. 235.)

. G. A. STREET, Minister for Defence.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES AND SENIORCADETS.

H18 Excellency tue Governor - General in Council hasapproved of the following changes, &.c., being made in

connexion with the Australian Military Forces and SeniorCadets:

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.Australian Instructional Corps. To be Qu.a.rtcv,ì,usters and

Honorary Captains Quartermasters and Honorary Lieu-tenants W. W. Matthews and E. J. Shalless, 1st August, 1.939.To be Temporary Quartermasters and honorary LieutenantsNo. 313, Warrant Officer, Class I., Sydney Borritt Godwin;No. 410, Warrant Officer, Class 1., Jo1111 Peg ; i\ o. 443, War-rant Officer, Class I., Samuel Tedstill Fletcher-; No. 2190, War-rant Officer, Class IL, Edgar Hugh Jessup ; No. 2080, WarrantOfficer, Class II., William George Clementson; and No. 1261,Warrant Officer, Class II., Francis O'Donnell, 1st August, 1939.The probationary appointments of Quartermasters and Honorary Lieutenants W. W. Matthews, s, C. H. Thomas, E. J.Shalless, W. J. Lake and W. H. Oates are confirmed. Quarter -

master and Honorary Major L. J. Kinlber is placed upon theRetired List, 1st Military District, with the honorary rank ofLieutenant - Colonel, and with permission to wear the prescribed uniform, 31st July. 1939. (This cancels the iiotilica-tíon respecting the retirement of this officer-which appearedin Executive Minute No. 208/1939, promulgated iii Common-wealth Gazette, No. 49 of 27th July, 1939.)

Unattached List. Major- General Sir C. B. B. White, K.C.B.,I,;.C.11LG. K.C.V.O., D.S.O., is placed upon the Retired Listwith the honorary rank of Lieutenant General, and withpermission to wear the prescribed uniform. Major-Generalthe. Honorable Sir T. W. Glasgow, K.C.B., C.M.G., D.S.U.,V.D., is placed upon the Retired List. with permission toretain his rank and wear the prescribed lniiforni.

AwARDs OF TAE AUSTRALIAN MEDAL FOR LONG SERVICE ANDGOOD CONDUCT (- MILITARY) .

Australian Instructional Corps. No. 543, Warrant Officer.('lass T., E. F. Godfrey. and No. 1034. Warrant Officer, ClassII., R. T. C. Dickinson.

],ST MILITARY DISTRICT.11TH AIIxED BRIGADE.

Staff.Lieutenant (provisionally) J. A. Senya.rd is seconded from

the 31st Battalion and is appointed Assistant Staff Captain,11th Infantry Brigade, 9th March, 1939. Lieutenant (provisionally) F. K. Durbridge is seconded from the 2nd /14thLight Horse Regiment and is appointed Brigade IntelligenceOfficer, ist Cavalry B'iigade, 8th March, 1939. Captain S. E.McKewen is seconded from the 51st Battalion and is appointedBrigade Intelligence Officer, luth Infantry 13rip,ade, 10th Feb-ruary, 1939. (In lieu of notification respecting this officerwhich appeared in Executive Minute No. 208/1939, promul-ga.ted in Commonwealth Gazette, No. 49 of 27th July, 1939).

1ST DIVISION.

Irtfan try.y.]5th/26th Battalion. The probationary appointment of

Lieutenant J. P. W. Higgins is confirmed.25th Battalion: To be Lieutenant (pror,iaionall +i)- -Keith

Hope Mackay. 25th July, 1939.

ARMY SERVICE CORPS.

Australian .Array Service Corps. To be Lieutenants (onprobation) Albert Hamilton Johnson, Eric Raymond John-son and Kenneth Dudley Jones, 28th July, 1939.

ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.Australian Army Medical Corps.To be MajorCaptain

C. D. Gillies, 26th June, 1939. To be Captain (provisionally)supernumerary to establishment pending absorption--Aiexaii.-der Inglis, 15th June, 1939.

Pharma.reutical Service. --- Lieutenant F. C. Bennett is trans-ferred to the Reserve of Officers (A.A.M.C.) , 30th June, 1939.

Reserve of Officers (Arty.).To be Licutetwnts GeoffreyHaslewood Turner and Gordon Mackinnon Muirhead, 25thJuly, 1939, and 4th August, 1.939. respectively.

Reserve of Officerser :s (Ìrí f.) . To be LieutenantJohn WVeslevMott, M.('.. 1).C.M.. 26th Juiy. 1939.

Reserve of Officers (A.A.S.C.) . T. o be Lieutenants ArthurHarcourt Perry and. James Hunter Cadell Garrick, 25th July,1939.

Reserve of Officers.----Captain H. A. Webb, V.U., is placedupon the Retired List, with permission to retain his rank andwear the prescribed nnifornt.

A.U'AtID Or, TJJE Al S'J')t AMA 1 EFFICIENCY MEDAL.2nd /1.4í1r. Light Horse Regiment.No. 71056, Warrant

Officer, Class Il., .T. E. Waldron.

RIFLE CLUBS.>,b1* a In e of ( itib Rouai

'Reserve. Plare. Brisbane.Change of Designation. 1pswicli Railway Rifle Club is re-

designated Ipswich Railway and District Rifle Club.

Australian Naval

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.] ST CAVALRY ])IVISION .

Cavalry.7 th Light Horse Regiment. The resignation of Lieutenant

(provisionally) E. G. Mackie of his commission is accepted.Lieutenant H. H. Kennedy is retired.

24th Light Horse Regiment. The' resignation of Lieutenant(provisionally) K. I. McWTilliams of his commission isaccepted.

1 ST DIVISION.

I n fan try.1 Sih Battalion.Lieutenant A. S. Brown is appointed

(provisionally) from the Reserve of Officers, 27th July, 1939.Captain S. R. J. Staunton is transferred to the Reserve ofOfficers (Inf.), 27th July, 1939.

30tíí Battalion.The regimental seniority of Lieutenants(on probation) A. F. Thompson and O. Hewison- Cooper isas now stated and not as shown in Executive Minute No.87/1939, promulgated in Commonwealth Gazette No. 16 of30th March, 19:39.

36th Battalion.Lieutenant H. N. Griffin is appointed (provisionally) from the Reserve of Officers (Inf.), 24th July,1939.

2ND DIVISION.

Infantry.l5í /19th Battalion.Major C. T. Blake, E.D., and Captain

A. A. Porter are transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Inf.) ,24th July, 1939.

:3rd Battalion.. Lieutenant (on probation) W. Bateman istransferred front the 27th Battalion. 4th Military District,24th July. 1939. The resignation of Lieutenant (on proba-tion) J. J. Searson of his commission is accepted.

:34th. Battalion. To be Captains Lieutenants L. Hughesand T. C'. Davis, 24th July, 1939.

Sydney University Regiment. Lieutenant N. La -skins istransferred to the Reserve of Officers (Inf.) , 24th July, 1939.The resignation of Lieutenant (on probation) B. G. Broad-bent of his commission. is accepted.

ARTILLERY.

Royal Australian Artillery (Militia) Field ArtilleryTo be Lieutenant (provisionally)Roland Harrop Travis, 4thAugust. 1939; the provisional appointment of Lieutenant C.H. Hennessy is confirmed.Artillery Surrey Company. Lieutenant S. L. Leach istransferred to the Reserve of Officers (Arty.) , 27th July,1939.

ENGINEERS.Royal Australian Engineers (Militia). :Field UnitsTobe Lieutenant ( provisionally) Raymond Vaughan Bayliss,

24th .July, 1939.

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SIGNALS.Australian Corps of Signats.-Lieutenant A. F. Hamilton

is transferred from the 34th Battalion, 2nd Division, withseniority next after Lieutenant. N. J. Lake, 12th July, 1939.

Anwr CHAPLAINS' DEPARTMENT.Australi(n. army Chaplain.~' Department.-To be Chaplain

(4th. Class) -The Reverend Patrick McDermott, 31st July,1939. Chaplain (1st Class) the Most Reverend J. Colemanis transferred to the Unattached List, 31st July, 1939. Theresignation of Cliapla iii (2nd Class) the Reverend H. E.Cosier, ALM., of his commission is accepted.

ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.A.ustralian. Army Medical Corps. -To be Captains (provi-

sionally) supernumerary to establishment pending absorption-Henry Thomas Osmond, 1st July, 1939; Winifred LambertFowles, 2nd July, 1939; Archibald Keverall McIntyre, 3rdJuly, 1939; Stephen Norman Vanstoue, 4th July, 1939, andArthur Ross Robinson, 12th July, 1939. The following officersare brought on the authorized establishment:-Captain (pro-visionally) E. W. Ferguson, 31st May, 1939 ; Captains (pro-visionally) A. R. Hazelton, C. H. Selby and E. L. Davis, istMay, 1939 ; Captains (provisionally) A. M. Macintosh,M. M; Brown, C. 11'I. Burns, J. M. Mack, J. Davis, G. S. Flynn,P. A. Tomlinson, W. K. Myers. I. F. 'Vickery, V. G. Bulteau,R.. B. \V' Pilclier and R. Huinphery, 1st July, 1939. Theprovisional appointments of Captains A. F. Hobson, D. S.Maxwell, A. D. Frost, P. Gilbert and W. A. H. Smith areconfirmed. Captain P. J. Keiiiiy is seconded for a periodof two years from 1st. April, 1939. Captain B. T. Lovellceases to be seconded and is transferred to the Reserve ofOfficers (A.A.A1.C.) , 1st July, 1939. Captains C. J. McCaffreyand L. B. Diamond are transferred to the Reserve of Officers(A. A.M.C.), 1st July, 1939. and 1st August, 1939, respectively.

Dental Service-To be Lieutenant (provisionally) -RobertHarris, 3rd July, 1939.

Unattached List. -The provisional promotion to rank ofCaptain of Lieutenant S. W. M. Brown is terminated and heis transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Inf.) , 10th July,1939.

Reserve.. of Officers (Car.).-To be Lieutenant- StanleyAlarming Robinson, 27th .July, 1939.

Reserve of Officers (Fngrs.). -To be Lieutenant-NormanEllis Jones, 1st August, 1939.

Reserve of Officers (Inf.).-To be Captain-Norman PercyHarold Neal, M.C., AI.M., 24th July, 1939. To be Lieutenant.- Frederic Ehrenfried 13anme, 26th .lily, 1939. CaptainJ. G. Riddle is permitted to accept an extension of his appoint-ment as Aide -de -Clamp to the Governor of the State of NewSouth Wales for a period of two years from 10th July, 1939.

Reserve of Officers (i..A.t .C.) . -To be Lieu t ena n t- SelwynMiller, 25th July, 1939.

Reserve of Officers (A.A.JI.C.) .-To be Honorary Lieutenant- Reginald Percy Lane, tits July. 1939.

Reserve of Officers.- Captain J. P. 1lliut4.m, M.C.. and Lieu-tenant R. .1. Louche are placed upon the Retired List withpermission to retain their ranks and wear the prescribedUniform.

AwAnn OF THE AUSTRALIA N. EFFICIENCY MEDAL.

Royal Australian Ärtillerrl (Militia) (Field Artillerrt).No. 152334, Lance Bombardier L. E. ALniisie.

RIFLE CLUBS.

Formation.-Name. of Club- Australian Engineers (New-castle) . Place- Newcastle.

31u) MILITA.R.Y DISTRICT.2ND CAVALRY DIVISION.

Caralry.4th/19th Light Horse Regiment.-The probationary appoint-

ment of Lieutenant E. D. Mackinnon is co).ilirnfed.

13th Light Horse Regiment.-The probationary appointmentsof Lieutenants G. W. .Wraight, A. J. Hammill and E. Riggallare confirmed..

17th. Light Horse (if .G.) Regirnn eat. -The probationaryappointments of Lieutenants J. W. Duffy, T. A. R. Cleave andN. A. McLean are confirmed.

20th. Light Horse Regiment.-The notification respectingthe transfer to the Reserve of Officers (Cay.) of Captain E. R.Dibbs, which appeared in Executive Minute No. 58/1939, pro-mulgated in Commonwealth Gazette No. 9 of 23rd February,1939, .is cancelled.

it Armoured Car Regiment.-The probationary appoint-ments of Lieutenants F. E. Jones, A. R. Durant and E. R.Langlands are confirmed.

:3RD DIVISION.

Staff.Captain W. W. Lempriere, Australian Army Medical Corps.

is appointed Deputy Assistant Director of Medical Services,Divisional Head - quarters, 14th .June, 1939.

infantry.14th. Battalion.-To be Lieutenant (provisionally).- .lohn

Earner Downer, 2(tlf July, 1939.22nd Battalion. --To be Lieutenants ( prorisionally) . -Balls

Noel Peverill and Wilton Eric Cheadle, 2nd August, 19:39.The undermentioned officers are transferred from the 29tíí/22nd Battalion with regimental seniority in the order shown.1st August, 1939: - Lieutenant C. A. W. Blandford, 'Lieutenant(provisionally) L. L. Barnes, M. 14 f., Lieutenant W. T. Owenand Lieutenant (provisionally) H. M. Rooney, Lieutenant (onprobation) K. S. Hopkins and Lieutenant ( provisionally) R.Rattray.

37th /39th Battalion. -To be Lieutenant (provisionally)-Archibald Browniow Macartliur. 20th July, 1939. The resigna-tion of Captain J. F. Bowtell- Harris of his coiniiiission isaccepted.

4T11. DIVISION .

Infant r y.5th Battalion.-The resignation Of Lieutenant L. J.

Mackinnon Of his commission is accepted, 1.4th July, 1939.7í1i Battalion.-Captain I. C. McLeod is appointed from the

Reserve of Officers. 20th July. 1939.23rd /21st Battalion. -The probationary appointments of

Lieutenants D. S. West, J. T. McCallum, K. A. Carroll, I. E.Kerr, J. H. Newstead and S. D. Nelson are confirmed.Captain E. W. Bryceson is transferred to the Reserve ofOfficers (Inf.) , 3rd July, 1939.

38th, Battalion.-Captain E. R. Dibbs is transferred fromthe 20th Light Horse Regiment, 2nd Cavalry Division, 28thJuly, 1939.

Jfelbourne University y RiJ1es. -The probationary appoint-molts of Lieutenants R. R. Baxter and J. S. Mornane areconfined.

ARTILLERY.

Royal Australian Artillery ( .-Flic lcl Artillery-Tobe Lieutenant (provisionally) -Roy Louis Michaelis, 25thJuly, 1939. The probationary appointment of LieutenantJ. C. i'atelell is confirmed.

ExGINEERS.

Not /al IIIS(7atiarr Engineers (Militia). -Field Units-Tobe Lieu.ter(a.rrIs (provisionally ).- Charles Stuart Wickens,Herbert William Carr Lucas, Peter Laurence Hooper, HaroldSelwyn Bates. Ernest Roberts Stanhope Ryall, Bruce BarclaySloan and Randall Myles Green, 25th July, 1939; DouglasDavid Guild and Albert Harold Faul, 31st July, 1939; RussellHallam Patterson and Malcolm Charles Black, 2nd August.I 939.

SIGN ALS.

:lust ralia a Corps of Signals. -The provisional appointmentof Lieutenant ..T. W. Jacobs is confirmed ; Lieutenant S. B.('liapnian is transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Sias.), 1st:1 ugnst, ] 939.

ARMY SE RCICE CURL'S.

:l ustra lia n, Army rSerri,ee Corps.-To be Lieutenant (pro-r-isi.orral.ly)-Charles William) Bryant, 25th July, 1939. 'l'heprobationary appointment of Lieutenant A. T. McLean isconfirmed.

ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

A ustralian- Angus Medical Corps.-To be Captains (pro -risionally) supernumerary to establishment pending. absorp-tion Inglis Hall Cowling, 8th June, ].939. and James Russell(ding, 4th July, 1939; Honorary Captains J. B. Devine andA. J. Nathan are appointed from the Reserve of Officers(A.A.Af.C.) and to be Captains (provisionally), 10th July.

and 1st August, 1939, respectively. The . provisionalappointment of Captain J. V. Ashburner is confirmed.

Pharmaceutical r5'erriee.- Lieutenant ( provisionally ) Ii. A.Braithwaite is transferred to the Reserve of Officers(A.A.M.C.) and to be Honorary Lieutenant, 28th June, 1939.

DISTßICT BASE.Staff.

Lieutenant A. N. Dean, Australian Army Medical Corps(Pharmaceutical Service), is appointed Assistant Director ofMedical Services (Pharmaceutical Service) , 28th June, 1939,-vice Lieutenant ( provisionally) H. A. Braithwaite, wliorelinquishes the appointment on 27th June, 1939..

Reserve of Officers (A.A.S.C.) . To be Lieutenant- AlfredJames Bonfield, 17th July, 1939.

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Reserve of Officers (A.A.H.C.) -To be Honorary Captains -Walter Edward Williams, Robert Munro, Geoffrey GeorgeHolstein Murdoch and Reginald Bishop Perrins, 20th June,1939; Ronald Walter Bradbury, 22nd June, 1939; NoelMurdoch, 23rd June, 1939; Frank John Auda..s Grant, GeorgeIllenzies Dallimore and Henry Thomas Chapman, 29th June,1939; John Francis Williams, 5th July, 1939; Geoffrey EgertonHill and Eric Evan Price. (itl.i July, 1939; Kevin Brennan, 11thJuly, 1939; and Douglas George Renton, 17th July, 1939. Tobe Honorary Lieutenant- C'Utllbert Henry Kerr Douglas, 13thJuly, 1939.

A.v>ARD OF FIRST CLASP TO THE AUSTRALIAN EFFICIENCYMEDAL.

Royal Australian Engineers (Militia) (Field Units). -No.193606, Warrant Officer, Class II.. H. S. Harper.

AWARDS OF THE AUSTRALIAN EFFICIENCY MEDAL.

Royal 4ustralian. Engineen,s (Militia) (Field Units). -No.193918, Warrant Officer, Class II., 11..E. Boadle.

.5t1. Battalion.-No. 195726. Sergeant W. R. Guest.14th Battalion.-No. 1.61790, Sergeant W. H. Haigh, No.

1.89017, Sergeant F. A. Lhuid, and No. 189019, Sergeant-E. M.McNally.

46th Battalion. -No. 182298, Warrant Officer, Class II.,H. J. McQuie.

Australian Army Service Corps.-No. 92929, Sergeant H. F.McLaine, and No. 178:320, Sergeant J. W. Farrington.

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.4TH- DIVIsIoN.

Infantry.10th. Battalion. -To be Captain- Lieutenant J. G. MIcI£inna,

21st June, 1939.43rd Battalion.. -2nd Lieutenant J. Davis is appointed from

the Reserve of Officers and to be lieutenant (provisionally),21st July, 1939.

SIGNALS.

.4nistrr1'ian. Corps of Signals.-To be Captain-LieutenantC. \\'. Willianh5, 26tlh June, 1939.

ARMY ('iAPLAIiS' DEPARTMENT.,A1 us( ration. Army Chaplains' Department.- Chaplain ( 3rd

('lass 1 the Reverend D. \Vaakelev. AI.M., is transferred fromthe Australian Army Chaplains' Department, 2nd MilitaryDistrict, 21st July, 19:39.

ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

.f.ustraliani Army _lle'lieal Corps.--Captain (provisionally)A. H. White is transferred to the Reserve of Officers(A.A._I\LC.) and to be Honorary Captain, 25th July, 1939.

Dental ''unite.- Honorary Lieutenant F. H. J. Fischer isappointed from the Reserve of Officers (A.A.;II.C.) and to heLieutenant (provisionally), 18th July, 1939.

DISTRICT BA SE.

Staff.Captain (Temporary Alajor) A. G. Cameron is re-appointed

Staff Officer, 3rd Gra.dc, General Staff, l)istriet Base Head-quarters, 1st A n ra u st. 19 39.

Reserve of Ofli.cer. (inif.). To be Lieutenants- GeorgeEmslie Anderson. Stewart Cossey Hull, M.M., and OsmondPhilip Pratt, 25th July, 1939.

Reserve of Officers (Ä.ßi .)f.0.) . -To be Honorary Captain- Gilbert Edgar Jose. 4th July, 1939. To be HonoraryLieu tena.i t s- Frederick Harry Justus Fischer, 20th March,1939, and Desmond Montague \Villington Sands, 15th June,1939.

Reserve of Officers.-Lieutenant J. H. Mitchell is placed uponthe Retired List with permission to retain his rank and wearthe prescribed uniform.

Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve.- Captain H. C. D.Taunton is placed upon the Retired List with permission toretain his rank alhd wear the prescribed uniform.

5TH MILITARY DISTRICT.13TH MIXED BRIGADE.

Artillery.Royal. Australian Artillery (Militia.). -Field Artillery.-- -

The probationary appointment of Lieutenant L. S. Humphreyis WWI Filled.

Infantry.44th. Battalion.-To be Jfajo=-sCalrtain K. L. Paris; 21st

July, 1939.Army dlediea.l Corps.

Australian Army Medical Corps. -To be Majors.-CaptainsH. Stubbe and E. D. T. Smith, 28th .Julie. 1939. Lieutenant-Colonel D. S. Mackenzie. D.S.O., is transferred from thet:nattached List. with pay and allowances of Captain, 0thJuly, 1939.

0TH MILITARY DISTRICT.12TIr MI *ED BRIGADE.

Ca-calry.22nd Light Horse Regiiauent.- Captain L. G. Crawford is

transferred to the Reserve of Officers (Cay.) , 9th August,1 939.

I.rt i11er1j.

Royal A.iistrafiav Artillery (31i1itia). -Field a.rtillery.--,ientellant D. P. Sharp is ,Iranted the temporary rank ofCaptain whilst holding; the appointment of Aide -de -Camp tothe Governor of the State of Tasmania, 6tlh July, 1939.

Irrfan.try.12111,/:50th. Battalion. -2nd Lieutenant G. W. Turner, D.C.MI.,

:Í.\l., is appointed from the Reserve of Officers and to beLieutenant (provisionally) , 26th July, 1930.

.4.niny Service Corps._1.nistralian Army Service Corps.- Captain C. G. Fariner,

M.G., is appointed from the Reserve of Officers and to be'Major (provisionally) . 21st July, .1939.

ARMY ME.DICAr. CORPS.

Australian Army Medical Corps.-- Captain ( provisionally)I.I. M. Brown is transferred from the Australian Army Medi-cal Corps, 2nd Military District. )st July, 1939; MajorR. M. W. Webster. M.C., is brought on the authorized esta.b-i isle nient of Ala joys, 2tith .Tune, 19:39; Captains (provisionally)J. C. Fulton and R. A. Lewis are ),rougit on the authorizedestablishment, 26th June. 1939. Pharmaceutical Service. -Tobe Liratenarit (1)roi :isi.rinelly)- Edgar Newton Lee, 1st Itlay,1 939.

I na t r`r![:led Ii2.4t.-('aptaiil E. J. G. Bowden, V.D., is trans-ferred to the Reserve of Officers (]:irgrs.), 20th July, 1939.

Reserve of Officers (Arty.).-To be Lieutenant-Thomas])ouglás Fillan, 21st July, 1939.

Ia' (WIT c of Officers (Bnigr:s.),-To be Li.cutcni.an.t-DavidHava Harvey. 27th July, 1939.

Reser.c of Officers ( A..A.3i.C. ) .-To be Honorary Captain-Jan Wellesley Holt, 1 ith July. 1939. To be Honorary Lieu-leuairi-13aarold Austin Iïershatiì', 22nd June, 1939,

7TH MILITA Ir3 DISTRICT..ln:y Chaplains' Department.

Australian _trnr..:it Chaplains' Department.-To be Chaplain(4th Class)-The Reverend Henry Griffiths. 18tlh July, 1939.

A1.7$TRALI.\N _1I(.L1'l'al, \" 8E110)í CADETS.1sT \]ILIT.IRY DIST'RIC'T.

l l tli, Jii.recl Brigade.-To be Lieutenants (provisionally)-Colin Murray Turbayne, 6th .Jul)-. 1939; Thomas Basil May.('filin Wilson Hughes. .Joliii Samuel Donald Edwards, AllenErnest McLucaas and Ernest Roy ]lent, 7th July, 1939.

2Ní) MILITARY DIsTRIc'r.1st Division. -7b be Lieutenants (provisionally)-- Howard

\Voodley Grigg. 12th July, 1939. Robert .lances Harris, 18thJuly, 1939, and James Wilson Hogg and Alan Walter Briggs,20th July, 1939.

22urt Division.. -The resignation of Lieutenant (pro -vision:illy) T. H. Quin of his commission is accepted.

4 T MILITARY DISTRICT.4th Division.-The resignation of Cadet-Lieutenant J. G.

Gosse of his commission is accepted.

5TH MILITARY DISTItIC.'T.13th Mixed Brigade.--To be Lieutenant (provisionally)-

Hardy Berwick Hinton, 29th June, 1939. To be Cad.et-Iriczrtenianit-Vernon Berkeley Mursell, 7th .July, 1939.-(Ex.Min. No. 236.)

G. A. STREET, Minister for Defence.

No. +3. -17th August, 1939 1518 Commonwealth Gazette

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY.1' &U.NCY FOIL MEDICAL OFFICERS SHORT SERVICE.

APPLiCATIONSare invited from legally-qualified Medical

Practitioners for appointment as Surgeon Lieutenantiui Short Service of either three or five years. The rate ofpay is £547 per annum rising to £584 per annum after threeyears' service, and, in addition, gratuities of £400 after threeyears' and £1,000 after five years' service are payable subjectto certain stipulations.

In certain cases, medical practitioners so entered maysubsequently transfer to the Permanent Naval Forces.

Forms of application and full particulars as to conditionsof service may be obtained from the Secretary, Navy Office,Department of Defence, Melbourne, S.C.1, and the DistrictNaval Officer, Brisbane; Edgecliff, Sydney; Port Adelaide;Fremantle; and Hobart.

_applications close with the Secretary, Navy Office, Department of Defence, Melbourne, S.C.1, on Wednesday, 30thAugust, 1939.

F. .G. SHEDDEN, Secretary,Department of Defence.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.VACANCIES IN EQUIPMENT BRANCH.

APPLICATIONS invited from British subjects of pureEuropean descent, aged 21 to 25 years, for commissions

in the Equipment Branch. Applicants must have passedthe Intermediate or Junior Public Examination. Preferencegiven to candidates with experience in purchase and supplyof engineering stores, &c., or qualified accountants. Pay ofa Pilot Office is £293 10s. and £27 7s. Gd. deferred pay perannum. Free quarters and rations provided or an allowanceof £86 10s. (single) or £114 (married) per annum.

Apply for particulars and application form to Secretary,Air Board, Melbourne, S.C.1. Applications close 2nd Sep-tember, 1939.

F. G. SHEDDEN, Secretary,Department of Defence.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.VACANCIES FOR ENGINEER OFFICERS.

PPLICATIONS invited for Engineer Officers from unmar-ried British subjects of pure European descent not over

25 years at 1st January, 1940. Special consideration givento applicants with knowledge of aerodynamics, aeroplane$t.ructure and high speed internal combustion engines. TheyFaust be assessed as medically fit for full flying duties. Suc-cessful applicants will be appointed to commissions on proba-tion and will be required to undergo training to qualify aspilots. On confirmation of appointment they will be grantedpermanent commissions and after 12 months' service will beeligible for promotion. Pay on commencement is £362 perannum with free single quarters and £36 10s. deferred pay.

Apply for particulars and application form to Secretary,Air Board. Melbourne, S.C.1. Applications close on 2nd,September, 1939.

F. G. SHEDDEN, Secretary,Department of Defence.

ROYAL AIR FORCEENGLAND.SHORT SERVICE COMMISSIONS.

APPLICATIONS invited from unmarried British subjectsof pure European descent aged 17i years to 28 years

at I st January, 1940, desiring to qualify for Short ServiceLoin7nissions as pilots. Candidates must hold Intermediate,Intermediate Technical, Junior Public or higher certificate.English, Mathematics and Physics (or Elementary Science)Must be included in subjects passed. British Governmentallows free 2nd class passages to England and return oncompletion of service or in event of failure to qualify aspilots. Pay ranges from £216 to £313 per annum, afterapproximately 21 years' with free quarters and rations. Agratuity of £100 for each year of service after the first ispayable at end of short service commission. Particularsand application form (apply for Form "B ") available fromSecretary, Air Board, Melbourne, S.C.1. Applications closeon 2nd September, 1939.

F. G. SHEDDEN, Secretary,Department of Defence.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.VACANCIES FOR CADETSHIPS.

APPLICATIONS are invited from candidates resident in.

Australia desiring appointment to cadetships at No.1 Flying Training School, Royal Australian Air Force, PointCook, Victoria..

Candidates must be British subjects of pure Europeandescent, and must have attained the age of 18 but not 25years on the 1st January, 1940. They must be unmarriedand must hold the Intermediate, Intermediate Technical orJunior Public Certificate of the various States or a certificateof a higher standard, English, Mathematics and Physics (orElementary Science) must be included in the subjects passed.

Successful candidates will be allowed free travelling toPoint Cook to take up 'cadetships.

Whilst an air cadet an allowance of 9s. M. per diem activepay and is. deferred pay is made and ls. 9d. per diem towardsthe cost of messing. The salary of a single Pilot Officer inthe Royal Australian Air Force is £362 per annum, withfree single quarters and £36 10s. per annum deferred pay.Within 34- years after appointment to cadetships such officerswould, normally be receiving a salary at the rate of £490per annum and free quarters, after promotion to FlyingOfficer, and £54 15s. per annum deferred pay.

Further particulars and the necessary application fornimay be obtained from the Secretary, Air Board, Melbourne,S.C.1, with whom applications close on 2nd September, 1939.

F. G. SHEDDEN, Secretary,Department of Defence.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.VACANCY FOR. MEDICAL OFFICER AT THE ROYAL MILITARY

COLLEGE.

PPL1C TIONS are invited from qualified medical prac-titioners for appointment to the above - mentioned

position.The successful applicant will be appointed a Captain (pro-

visionally) in the Australian Army Medical Corps (Per-manent).

Salary Range. £750 per annum, rising by annual incre-ments of £50 to £900 per annum ( subject to usual cost ofliving adjustments) . Present rates are £751 to £901.

The successful applicant will be allotted in the first instanceto the Royal Military College, Duntroon, A.C.T., and there-after to such other medical appointments as may be deter-mined by the Military Board.

Applicants must be medically fit for active service and beprepared to serve in any part of the Commonwealth.

Detailed particulars and forms of application may beobtained from the District Base Head- quarters in any State.

Applications stating full particulars of a.ge, professionalqualifications and experience close with the Secretary forDefence, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne, on lst September,1939

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DRAUGHTSMEN, AUSTRALIAN ARMY

ORDNANCE CORPS (PERMANENT) .

APPLICATIONS for the above positions, stating age,educational qualifications, training and experience, and

accompanied by copies of testimonials will be received by theSecretary, Department of Defence, Melbourne, to 22nd August,1939, inclusive.

Salary R.angc. £327 -£418 (subject to adjustment in accord-ance with variations in cost of living) . Child endowment ispayable in addition. Commencing salary will be in accordancewith qualifications.

Qualifications required are Diploma of Engineering orother approved technical school qualifications, together withpractical experience in Design and Drawing in MechanicalEngineering, and, preferably, workshop training.

Candidates will be required to be medically fit and toundergo a drawing test prior to enlistment in the PermanentMilitary Forces.

The successful applicants will be appointed in Melbourne,on probation for a period of twelve (12) months.

Age limit, 18 -45 years.

Conómouwealth Gazette: 161.9 No. 53.-47th August, 1939

Ct3NiMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

PROMOTIONS-SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109,THE following promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board, and, where consequent upon

another provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be lodged, either by letter ortelegram, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector in the State in which the promotion is to be made, or, if the promotion is tobe made in the Australian Capital Territory, with the Public Service Inspector -at Canberra, within fourteen days of the date of thisnotification. An appellant shall forward his appeal direct to the Public Service Inspector.

Where an officer desires to appeal against two or more provisional promótions a separate appeal should be lodged in reapeet of h,.except where the provisional promotions appealed against are to positions of similar classification in the same Branch of a Department,when one appeal covering such provisional promotions will be accepted.

The grounds of appeal must be as prescribed in Section 50 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, viz.:- -(a) Superior efficiency ; or(b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority.

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(N.B.Where positions have been the subject of an Arbitration Determination, the salary scales shown are those prescribed byDetermination.) .

r'áme. Present Designation and Station. Pußiti(n to which Promoted.

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Salary onPromotion.

Date OfPromotion.

Tindale, Arthur Lindsay Grant Telegraph Messenger (£66- £l60),Fourth Division, Kogarah,Postmaster - General's Depart-ment, New South Wales

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth . Division,Crown Solicitor's Office, Sydney, viceC. A. Hagin, transferred

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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Pensions and .Maternity Allowances Branch, New South iVales.

Askins, Frederick Thomas Inspector, Grade 2 (£402- £474),Third Division, NationalInsurance Branch, SouthAustralia

Special Magistrate and Examiner (£438-£5113), Third Division, Pensions Branch,New South Wales, vice A. V. Aflick,promoted

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Wright, Philip Examiner, Grade 2 (£366- £438),Third Division, PensionsBranch, New South Wales

Examiner (Review) (£402 - £474), Third Divi-sion, Pensions Branch, New South Wales,vice T. Harley, promoted

448

Superannuation Board Office, Canberra.Doddrell, Edward George Clerk (£96- £306), Third Divi.

sion, Superannuation BoardClerk (£252 4330), Third Division, Actuarial

and Accounts Sectiyn, Superannuation244 17.8.39

Office Board Office. New office created (P.S.B.Certificate No. 39/1324)

Duties. Check Examiners' Reports, assist in the check of Superannuation Fund transactions, and preparation of statistics, &ç:

Miller, Gracie Amanda Janet Assistant (Female), Grade 3(£202- £210), Fourth Division,Postmaster - General's Depart-ment, Victoria

Examiner (Female) (£218 £234), FourthDivision, Superannuation Board Office,vice. J. I. Lóngwortb, retired

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Duties. Examination of returns iii respect of contributors, &c.Metford, Clarice Margaret. Searcher (Female) (£84- £178),

Fourth Division, Patent,Trade Marks, Designs and

Examiner (Female) .(£218 - £234), FourthDivision, Superannuation Board Office.New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No.

213.

Copyright offices, Canberra 39 /1324)

Wellard, Ralf Cuthbert Moody..

Duties. Examination of returns in respect of contributors, &c.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.Clerk (£2824354),£354), Third Divi-

sion, Marine Branch, HeadOffice, Lighthouses and Navi -gation

Clerk (1330-£402), Third Division, MarineBranch, Bread Office, Lighthouses andNavigation. Office reclassified .(P.S.B.Certificate 39/1087)

376 - 17..

Duties.Staff duties, NavigatiQu and Lighthouse Seçtions. A knowledge of Magie ,Branch General Orders, Ìnstructións íöLightkeepers, Public Service Act and Regulations, General Orders and Determinations of Public Service Arbitrator, is essential.

Hickey, Jack Reed .. ..

Pryor, Lindsay Dixon

DEPARTMENT OFVictoria,

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Ascot Vale,Postmaster3eneral's Depart-ment, Victoria

DEPARTMENT OFForestry, Bureau

Assistant Forestay Officer (£306 -£402), Third Division, Pro -pert r and Survey Branch

TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Messenger (16Q4188,) Fourth Division,Warehouse Branch, vice V. G. Norton,transferred

TU-TF INTERIOR.(Can, erra).

Assistant Research O ff çer (£366- £510), ThirdDivision,, Forestry Bureau, Canberra. Newoffice created (`p S:$. Certificate .39/1431)

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Name.

Pearson, Leonard Frank

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PROMOTIONS - continued.

Present Designation and Station.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Central Staff.

Telegraphist (£108 - £342), ThirdDivision, Telegraph Branch,Victoria

Assistant Radio Inspector (£330 £402),Third Division, Wireless Branch (CentralStaff and Victoria). New office created(P.S.B. Certificate No. 39/995)

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Advancement beyond £366 per annum (1st July, 1926 rate) is subject to--(1) The officer having qualified for the First Class Commercial Operators' Certificate of Proficiency issued in the

Wireless Telegraphy Regulations ; or(2) To his passing such examination in subjects related to radio telegraphy as is required by the Board ; and(3) In the case of Fourth Division officers to the passing of an examination for inclusion in the Third Division.

Jamieson, Charles William . . Mechanic, Grade 2 (£288- £324), Assistant Radio Inspector (£330 £402), 346 17.8.39Fourth Division, Engineering Fourth Division, Wireless Branch (CentralBranch, Victoria Staff and Victoria). New office created

(P.S.B. Certificate No. 39/995)Advancement beyond £366 per annum (1st July, 1926 rate), is subject to-

(1) The officer having qualified for the First Class Commercial Operators' Certificate of Proficiency issued in theWireless Telegraphy Regulations ; or

(2) To his passing such examination in subjects related to radio telegraphy as is required by the Board ; and(3) In the case of Fourth Division officers to the passing of an examination for inclusion in the Third Division.

Fague, John

Greig, Alfred Barry . .

Little, Albert Henry . .

New South Wales.Clerk (£96- £306), Third Divi-

sion, Engineering BranchDraftsman, Grade 1 (£222 - £402), Third

Division, Engineering Branch, vice G. A.298 17.8.39

Simpson, transferredClerk (£96- £306), Third Divi-

sion, Engineering BranchDraftsman, Grade 1 (£222 £402), Third

Division, Engineering Branch, vice C. J.298 P1

Heathers, transferredEngineer (£384 £528), Third Divisional Engineer (£636 £708), Third 628

Division, Engineering Branch Division, Engineering Branch (Trans-mission Standards). New office created(P.S.B. Certificate No. 39/689)

Duties. - Maintenance of Transmission Standards on Telephone and Telegraph Plant in New South Wales ; design of trunk networkloading schemes and general design - affecting transmission efficiency.

Trigg, Charles Edward Senior Mechanic (£348 - £372),Fourth Division, EngineeringBranch, Mechanical (Lightand Power)

Foreman Mechanic, Grade 3 (£456 - £480),Fourth Division, Engineering Branch,Mechanical (Light and Power), vice R. D.Brown, retired

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Duties. - Supervision of Light and Power staff and activities, including installation and maintenance of pneumatic tubes, maintenanceof lifts and air conditioning plant.

Haylock, William Francis . . Clerk (£288 - £354), Third Divi- Clerk (£330 - £402), Third Division, Engi- 358sion, Engineering Branch veering Branch, (Costing Section), vice(Costing Section) J. McBurney, transferred

Duties. - Coding and checking under classification accounts of all engineering expenditure.

Caton, Nelson Bruce Boyd . . Clerk (£96- £306), Third Divi- Clerk (£288 £354), Third `Division, Engi- 310sion, Engineering Branch I neering Branch (Dubbo), vice F. X. I

(Dubbo) t O'Donnell, transferred i

Duties.-Clerical detail in connexion with less important equipment works and subscribers' services.

Mason, Allan Albert Murray ..I

Clerk (£96- £306), Third Divi- 1 Clerk (£252- £330), Third Division, Telephone I 310 )+

sion, unattached I Branch, vice F. L. Boland, promoted I

Duties.- Maintenance of Telephone Equipment, Junction Line and other appropriate records.

Brett, Kevin Joseph .

Crowe, Trevor Henry

Piper, Francis Alexander

Sayers, Walter Edward

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Parkes

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Cootamundra

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, WestWyalong

Lineman, Grade 1 (£233 - £257),Fourth Division, Engineering- Branch, Line Staff, No. 1Metropolitan Division

Duties. - Require cable jointing qualificati

Lovelock, Raymond George

Tindale, Arthur Lindsay Grant . .

Byrne, Claude Wells . .

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Kogarah

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Telephonist (Male) (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-sion, Telephone Branch, vice L. A.Edwards, transferred

Telephonist (Male) (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-sion, Cootamundra, vice A. H. Munro,transferred

Telephonist (Male) (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-sion, Cootamundra, vice D. Steward,transferred

Lineman, Grade 2 (£268), Fourth Division,Engineering Branch, Line Staff, BathurstDivision (Orange), vice E. L. Lucas,promoted

ons and ability to drive a motor vehicle.

Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-sion, Accounts Branch (TelegraphAccounts). vice K. W. Apps, transferred

Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-sion, Accounts Branch (TelegraphAccounts), vice W. J. Brown, transferred

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division,Accounts Branch (Telephone Accounts),vice E. L. Tristram, transferred

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PROMOTIONS-continued.

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary onPromotion.

Date ofPromotion.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT-con ti9ì2ted.

New ,South, Urales- continued.

Hayes, Kevin Henry.. Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Waverley

Messenger (166 £168), Fourth Division,Accounts Branch (Telegraph Accounts),vice S. P. Doyle, transferred

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McCarthy, Henry Matthew Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Gladesville

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division,Engineering Branch, vice P. J. Sullivan,transferred

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Kerrison, Leonard Francis Telegraph Messenger (£664160),Fourth Division, Inverell.

Telephonist (Male) (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-sion, Inverell, vice H. S. Murray, transferred

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Paranthoione, John Gordon . Postal Clerk (£108- £3O6), Third Clerk (£252 - £330), Third Division, Postal 322Division, WaverleyDuties.- Recording and filing of

Services Branch, vice W. Ward, promotedpapers relating to mail services.

Allay, Sidney Arthur Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84-£244), Fourth Division, Manly

Postal Clerk (£108 £306), Fourth Division,`remora, vice A. G. De Boos, transferred

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Hoban, Aloysius Keith Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84 --£244), Fourth Division, Cool-anion

Postal Clerk (£1.08 £306), Fourth Division,Culcairn, vice J. O. Gray, transferred

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Robson, Ernest William Telegraph Messenger (f66- £160),Fourth Division, Dungog

Postman (f84- £244), Fourth Division,Dungog, vice R. B. Burnheim, transferred

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Priddis, Mignonette Olive Assistant (Female), Grade 1

(£84- £178), Fourth Division,Engineering Branch (Costing

Assistant (Female) Grade 2 (£186 £194),Fourth Division, Engineering Branch,Mechanical, vice .)..T. Kelleher, retired

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Section)Duties require a knowledge of telephone order work.

]'icto7 iu..

Banbrook, Percy William .. Postmaster, Grade 3 (£456- Postmaster, Grade 4 (f564- £618), Third 556 17.8.39£546), Third Division,Hawthorn

Division, South Melbourne, vice A. Hoy,retired

Tovey, William Clerk (£288 £354), Third Divi-sion, Engineering Branch,Costing (Bendigo)

Clerk a:3304402), Third Division, Engi-neering Branch, Costing (Sale), vice T. R.Suckling, transferred

358

Duties.-Coding Clerk.

Long, John Kevin

McKenzie, Leslie George . .

Duties. - Require

Lynch, Phillip James

Romball, Leslie Erdest

Sullivan, Frederick James

Tehan, William John

Owens, Francis Robert .

Shortal, Desmond Francis

Studd, William Charles

Lenan, John Leonard

Acott, William Edwin

A knowledge of the principles of

Clerk (£252 £330), Third Divi-sion, Accounts Branch (MoneyOrder Accounts)

Duties. - Money

Clerk (£252 - £330), Third Divi-sion, Accounts Branch (MoneyOrder Accounts)

a knowledge of Accounting

Postman (f84- £244), FourthDivision, Daylesford

Senior Traffic Officer (£510-£582), Third Division, Tele-phone Branch (Central Ex-change)

Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£300-£312), Fourth Division, Engi-neering Branch, Line Staff,Metropolitan No. 3 Division

Duties includ

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Newport

Telegraph Messenger (£664160),Fourth Division, Coburg

Telegraph Messenger (£66 £160),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Fitzroy

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Yarraville

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade ì(£318 - £354), Third Division,Camperdown

the classification of Engineering expenditure

Clerk (£288- £354), Third Division, AccountsBranch (Money Order Accounts), vice J. R.Mulcahy, promotedOrder Teller.

Clerk (£288 £354), Third Division, AccountsBranch (General Accounts), vice C. B.Crase, promoted

procedure in connexion with Traders' Accounts.

Postal Assistant (Mail) (£84- £276), FourthDivision, Ballarat, vice G. R. Ahern,promoted

Assistant Superintendent (Commercial)(£582- £660), Third Division, TelephoneBranch, vice N. W. Strange, promoted

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (f336), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff,Metropolitan No. 3 Division (Dandenong),vice J. O. R. Rule, deceased

e cable jointing.

Messenger (£664168), Fourth Division, Ac-counts Branch (General Accounts), viceR. J. Gall, transferred

Messenger (f66- £168), Fourth Division, Ac-counts Branch (Telephone Accounts), viceB. J. Whelan, transferred

Messenger (£66 £168), Fourth Division,Engineering Branch (Central Exchange),vice A. l Baddeley, transferred

Messenger. (£66- £168),. Fourth Division,Stores Branch, vice R. R. Lenthall, trans-ferred

Messenger (£66£168), Fourth Division,Telephone Branch, vice R. L. Carter,transferred

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (f366- £402),Third Division, Swan Hill, vice F. J.Ho,den, promoted

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. PROMOTIONS- continued.

Rapte.

McCormack,Joseph

Michael Patrick

McLeod, William Hamilton

Joyner, Edna May .

Neal, Joseph Leslie .

Tucker, Charles

Overlack, Francis Kelvin

Adamson, James Miller

Doran, Percy Charles

Friend, Cecil Geoffrey

Sincock, Thomas Albert

Ashton, James Leonard

Datson, Robert Kevin

Beard, Frank Canning

Present Designation and station: Position to which Promoted. Salary onPromotion.

Date ofPromotion.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S

Queensland.

Clerk (£288 354), Third Divi-sion,sion, Accounts Branch (Re-lieving)

The position is that

DEPARTMENT continued.

Clerk (£330 - £402), Third Division, AccountsBranch (Money Order Accounts), vice C.Gannon, promoted

of Issuing Teller.

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Telegraph Messenger (£6641Q0),Fourth Division, Home Hill

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £244), FourthDivision, Home Hill, vice J. J. A. Hayward,transferred

110

Telephonist (£84- £190), FourthDivision, Mackay

Phonogram Attendant, Grade 1 (£84- £198),Fou -th Division, Mackay, vice Ivy S.

185

Rogers, retiredTelegraph Messenger (£66- £160),

Fourth Division, Nundle, NewTelephonist (£84- £168), Fourth Division,

Ipswich, vice G. L. Gardiner, transferred80

South WalesTelegraph Messenger (£66- £160),

Fourth Division, IpswichTelephonist (£84- £168), Fourth Division,

Ipswich, vice S. T. Johns, transferred80

Telegraph Messenger (£664160),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Messenger (£664168), Fourth Division, Per-sonnel Branch, vice A. A. Pryke, trans-ferred

74

Assistant Superintendent (Com-mercial) (£510-£582), ThirdDivision, Telephone Branch

Assistant Superintendent (Traffic) (£582-£660), Third Division, Telephone Branch,vice H. J. Maher, seconded

574

Traffic Officer (£330- £402), Third.Division, Telephone Branch(Traffic Division)

Traffic Officer (£3664438), Third Division,Telephone Branch (Operating Section),vice H. W. Ehlers, promoted

412

South Australia.Inspector (£510 £582), Third Assistant Superintendent (Traffic) (£546 592 17.8.39

Division, Telephone Branch,Central Staff

£618), Third Division, Telephone Branch,vice L. C. Dyke, promoted

Clerk (£96- £306), Third Divi-sion, unattached

Draftsman, Grade 1 (£222 - £402), Third Divi-sion, Engineering Branch. New officecreated (P.S.B. Certificate No. 39/303)

298

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1,(£318- £354), Third Division,

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£354 - £438), Third Divi-sion, Berri, vice F. H. Sharley, promoted

346

KadinaTelegraph Messenger (£664160),

Fourth Division, HenleyBeach

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Tele-phone Branch, vice J. E. Heffernan, trans-ferred

74

Western Australia.Clerk (£330 - £402), T hird Divi- ' Clerk (£366 - £438), Third Division, Engineer-

sion, unattached ing Branch (Costing Section). Office re-classified (P.S.B. Certificate No. 39/1007)

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Duties. -In charge of Material Sub- section.movable plant desirable.Stuart, Ronald Kingsley

Walker, Ernest George

Knowledge of engineering material, telephone orders, engineers'

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Fremantle

Postal Clerk (£108 - £306), ThirdDivision, Relieving Staff,Bunbury

Telephonist (Male) (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-sion, Fremantle, vice H. J. Harding, trans-ferred

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£318 - £354),Third Division, Wilma. Office reclassified(P.S.B. Certificate No. .20/1094)

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The salary on promotion of L. D. McAndrew, appearing in Gazette of 3rd August, 1939, should read " £334 " in lieu of " £324 ".The corrigendum, notice appearing in Gazette of 13th. July, 1939, relative to the salary on promotion of P. J. Tipping, is withdrawn.

The following provisional promótiona have been confirmed

DEPARTMENT OF THE TaEASURY.

1V. J. Paul, appearing in Gazette of 13th April; 1939 in lieu of notification appearing in Gazette of 10th August, 1939.

DEPARTMENT og TRADE AND CUSTo tB.

J. F. Wilcock, appearing in Gazette of 4th May, 1939.,M. Hegarty, appearing in Gazette of 20th July, 1939.

DEPARTMENT OF TAE INTERIOR.

R. W Fiddes, appearing in Gazette of 42nd June, 1939,T. J. Thompson and W J. H 1, appearing in Gazette. of 29th: June, 1939..

DEEA:Rrn1 T OF COMMERCE.

A. Benson, appearing in Gazette-of 20th July, 1939.

DE Ai.24.ENT OF CIVIL AVIA,TI

A. E:. Hempel, appearing in. Clazele óf .13th.July, 1939

POSTMASTER- G'ENER4L'S DEPARTMENT.

K. V R. Trayling g-and E; W. Dwyer, appearing in Gazette of -29th June, 1939.NV. E. C. Baker , appearing in Gazette of 13th July, 1939:E. Ar O., well, Ar. R. Gibbs, O. J. Bartholomew, J. J. Boyle,. E. M. Ferrier, W. A. Bennett, D. T. Dainty, D. J.. Isbeater,, W. F.

Holman, Bohr; W. C: Cleveland; M:. J: Ryan, D. P: O!Connor, R.. J: Lowe,, J: D., Kirkham, 3,. L. Barclay, W. O. Barrey, A. Taylor,W. J: G. Gust, L. J. McNamara, T. T:' Mitchell, H: R: Hunten -,, H. 1\Ticholls, L-. prime; R. S Swift,; W. D. Tarneer and

app g fl. to of 27th July; 11139.

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. OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC.JOINT HOUSE DEPARTMENT.

Promotion. Harold Lloyd Napthali, Second Steward (£324£3C0) , to be Chief Steward (£3964468), with salary at £396per annum, subject to variation in accordance with theprovisions of. the Commonwealth Public Service (Parlia-mentary Officers) Regulations, on and from lst August, 1939.

Retirement.Section 85 (1) .Robert Charles Field, Steward,Parliament of the Commonwealth Refreshment Rooms, as fromthe close of business on the 31st .July, 1939.

. ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Office Created. Assistant to the Public Service Arbitrator

(£876 - £1,000), Second Division, Public Service Arbitrator'sOffice (Melbourne).(Ex. Min. No. 55.)

Exemption.-----The provisions of the Commonwealth PublicService Act 1.922 -1937 shall not apply for the period notexceeding twelve months from l tith August, 1939, to the personemployed as Chairman of the Boards of Reference under theawards made by the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation andArbitration on 29th June, 1939. in respect of the followingplaints. namely, Nos. 251, 259. 290. 291 and 310 of ]938.(Ex. Min. No. 37.)

DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL A.FFAIRS.Yew Office (rrerzted. Typist, Gracie 1. Fourth Division.

DEPARTMENT NT OF THE INTERIOR.WORKS ANI) SERVicjS BRANCH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Vexe Office created. A new office of Engineer, Grade 1,has . been created in the Technical Section of the Works andServices Branch, Western Australia, with limits of salaryof minimum £306 and maximum £510, and such office hasbeen inc'uded in the Third Division.

PROMOTIONS COMMONWEALTH PUBLICSERVICE ACT 1922 -1937,

THE Public Service Board has

(1) Confirmed the undermentioned provisional promotionsas notified in the Gazettes indicated:FrederickArchie Clarence Seckold, 25th May, 1939; MarvinLeond Cook, 29th June, 1939.

(2) Cancelled the undermentioned provisional promotionsas notified in the Gazettes indicated:Cyril ErnestEdward Smith, 20th April. l939; John AlanCrummey, 22nd June, 1939.

Promoted the undermentioned Officers, as shown:PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Auditor - General's Office, New South Wales.John James McKenna, Clerk (Audit) , Grade 2,

(£288 -£354) , Third Division, as Clerk (Audit) , Grade3 (£3304402), Third Division, vice E. W. Gough,promoted, with salary at the rate of £358 per annum ;to take effect from 20th April, 1939.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Victoria.Desmond Francis Leonard, Telegraph Messenger

(£66- £160), Fourth Division, Fitzroy, as Messenger(£664108) Fourth Division, Telephone Branch, viceA. T. Dahl, transferred, with salary at the rate of£74 per annum ; to take effect from 22nd .June, 1 939.

F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,Public Service Board.

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APPOINTMENTS AND RETIREMENTS.;HE following appointments and retirements are notified by

the Public Service Board :

APPOINTMENTS.DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AI`rAIRh.

: Canberra.Clerk. Third .%)i1)iSin71.^--Raymond Harold'. Gill,

No. 53.---176 August,

DEPARTMENT OP COMMERCE.

Canberra.Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.- -Vera Ellen Self.

1939

South, Australia.Clerk, Third Division. -- William Oswald Murray Wileourt.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Yew Sough Wales.Telephonist, Fourth . Division.--- Givendolene Winifred

Bennett, Stella Alice Bowkett, Olga Mary Thompson,Margaret Lillian Renneberg.

Victoria.Mail Officer, Fourth Division.-- Michael Gregory McMahon.Assistant, Grade 1., Fourth Division.. Herbert Robert Noye.Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division. Edward

Walton Bree.Postman, Fourth Division.---William Arthur Strachan.Telephonist, Pou.arih Division. -- Mabel Lucretia. bagger,

Sheila Veronica Ryan, Cyril William Wood, Jack EricThomas, Ronald Alfred William Slattery, John AitkenStevens, Geoffrey Neil Williams, Norman Walter Lang, JohnGeorge Matthew Ryan, Ian Reginald Berry, James ColinRooney.

Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division.Noel Henry deGraaff, Geoffrey Crawford, Thomas Ralph Howden, HaroldVictor Shepherd.

South Australia.Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division. --John Joseph

Rennea.11y.

Western _Australia.Telephonist, Fourth Division. --Ruby Doreen Gilbert,

Patricia. Barker Olcely, Norma Jean Caple.

RETIREMENTS.POSTMASTER GENERALS DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Section 49.Isobell Frances Shaw, Telephonist, as from the

close of business on 2nd July, 1939.Section 85 (2). Ernest Lliwellin Boon, Postman, as from

the close of business on 10th August, 1939.

Victoria.Section 85 (1) .-- William Couch, Mechanic, Grade 2, as

from the close of business on 1st August, 1939.

South Australia.Section 85 (1 ) . Edwin Howard Walters, Postman, as from

the close of business on 9th September, 1939.

F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,Public Service Board.

EXAMINATIONS.

Examination No. 2250.FOR APl'OINTALE]T AS TELEPHOISIST., TO RE HELD

2ND SEPTEMI;ER, 1939.THE notification of the above examination which was

published ill Commonwealth. Gazette, No. 50, dated 3rdAugust, 1939, is- hereby amended by the addition of thefo_1owing centre of examination:

Western AustraliaPinjarra.How To MAKE APPLICATION. Appliation must be made

on the printed forma, which is obtainable from the Post-master, Pinjarra.

AP1'LICATIO S CLOSE. Applications must be lodged notlater than noon-on Friday, 25th August, 1939, with the Post-in aster, Pinjarra.

Applicattons received after the closing time and datefixed will be rejected unless the applicant has advised thePostmaster, Pinjarra, by letter or telegram which reacheshim not later than the closing tizne and date, that she isforwarding an application, and has actually posted herapplication on or prior to the closing time and date.

VACA.NcrEs. It is estimated that one vacancy will occurwithin the period in which successful candidates will bec'li,ible for appointment, .

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TEXT -BOOKS.No text -books are prescribed, but a bookletcontaining. papers set at a previous Commonwealth PublicService Examination for appointment as Telephonist may beobtained from the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector,Perth, for 3d. (by post, 4d.).

F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,Public Service Board.

Examination No. 2253.FOR PROMOTION OR TR.UÇSFFI3 AS SENIOR. MECHANIC, ENGINEER-

ING WORKSHOP, POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT,VVICTORLA AND WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

AN examination as above will be held under the followingconditions :

DATE OF EXAMEN- ATION. The written theory examinationwill be held On Saturday, 9th March, 1940. The practicaltests and the oral theory examination will be conducted onsubsequent dates to be arranged.

EXAMINATION CENTRES. --The written theory examinationwill be held in Melbourne and Perth and at such countrycentres in Victoria and Western Australia as it is convenientto arrange the examination. '1'lie practical tests and the oraltheory examination will be held only in Melbourne and Perth.

OFFICERS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER. Officers permanentlystationed in Victoria and Western Australia who are classifiedRs

(a) Mechanic, Grade 2; or(b) Senior Mechanic in any section other than the Engi-

aneering Work shop.

How TO MAKE A.PPLICATION. Applications to attend theexamination should be written on foolscap, and should containthe following particulars:

(a) Examination No. 2253.(b) Naine in full(e) Classified position(cl) Section in which employed . .

(e) Official addre s(f) Dart or parts of examination from which exemption

is claimed*(g) Date of application

* Insert Written Theory ", " Oral Theory " and /or " Practi-cal tests'', as the case may be. See paragraph hereund r" Exemption from a part or parts of the examination ".

.APPLICATION CLOSE.Applications, which should be for

warded direct and not through the Department, must reachthe Secretary to the Commonwealth Public Service Board,Canberra, not later than l 7th January, 1940.

Applications received after 17th January, 1940, will berejected unless the applicant has advised the Secretary tothe Board, by letter or telegram which reaches him not1¡ater than 17th January, 1940, that he is forwarding an.application, and has actually posted his application on orprior to 17th January, 1940.

The receipt of applications will be acknowledged. Appli-cants who do not receive such acknowledgment within twentyone (21) days should communicate with the Secretary toLhe Board.

CHANGE OF ADDnnss. If a candidate is transferred toanother station after he lodges his application, he shouldimmediately advise the Secretary to the Board of his newaddress.

SUBJECTS OF ExammavroN. --The examination will comprisepractical tests and theory (written and oral) as detailedhereunder:

I. Practical tests (maximum marks 300; pass marks 180)(a) Use of lathe, milling, shaping, boring, wheel-cutting,

and other machines in the advanced operations ofworkshop practice embracing turning and fitting,drilling and tapping, and making tools required inconnexion with the work. Bench work embracingfiling, hardening, and tempering, hard and softsoldering of various metals and use of fluxes;lacquering; making any part of, repairing andfitting telegraph, telephone, and other instruments,Machines, fittings and apparatus.

(b) Making screws and cutting threads of various kinds,including screw- cutting by lathe.

(c) Use of gauges ( various) ; reducing metals in thick-ness and diameter to given dimensions.

(d) Making and repairing quadruplex and duplex instru-m.ents, including relays, keys, registers, galvano-meters, pole changers, tratnsmitters, and otherassociated. apparatus.

(e) Rei)airing and making parts of automatic telegraphmachine systems, including transmitters, receivers,keyboard, hand and electromagnetic perforatorsand other associated apparatus.

(f) Making workshop tests of all telegraph, telephone,or other apparatus used by the Department.

(.) Ability to understand and work to dimensioneddrawings.

II. Theory (maximum marks 200; pass marks 120)(a) Written examination (maximum marks 100).(b) Oral examination (maximum marks 100) .

Questions in (a) and (b) will be based uponitems covered l) T the above syllabus of practicaltests, and upon the principles underlying theordinary work of a Senior Mechanic.

EXEMPTION FROM A PART OR PARTS OF THE EXAMINATIO'N.A candidate who was examined at .Exa.utiiiation No. 2121 forpromotion as Senior Mechanic, Engineering Workshops, heldin 1938, and obtained a pass in any of the three parts ofthat examination, namely, practical tests, written theory, andoral theory, may claim exemption from re- examination in thepart or parts in which he passed. In the practical tests atleast 180 marks out of a maximum of 300, in written theory60 marks out of a maximum of 100, and in oral theory 60marks out of a maximum of 100 represented a pass in therespective part.

TEXT BOOKS.The following publications are suggested forreference purposes:

The following publications are suggested for referencepurposes:

HornenThe Principles of Fitting,or

International Correspondence Sehool. Handbook ofMachine Shop Practice.

Thompson, Sylvanus P. Elementary Les sons in Elec-tricity and Magnetism. Chapters 1 to 0 inclusiveand 9, or

Departmental Course of Technical Instruction.- -Heat,Magnetism and Electricity, and Applied Electricity I.

PRECIOUS PAPERS. --A set of the papers prepared forExamination No. 2121 for promotion as Senior Mechanic( Engineering Workshops) may he obtained from the Common-wealth Public Service Inspectors. Melbourne and Perth, for6(1. (7d. by post) .

TP..ACEraaaC EXPENsas. Officers who are required to travelfor the purpose of attendance at examinations for advance-ment may apply to the Chief Officer for refund of the cost ofconveyance necessarily incurred in such attendance. Refundwill be subject to the approval of the Board, and my be dis-allowed if the result: of the examination do not warrant thepayment.

ORDER OF PROMOTION OR TIIANSFER. --The promotion of suc-cessful candidates at this examination who are Mechanics,Grade 2. will be in the order of their seniority as vacancies forSenior Aechanics occur.

The transfer of a successful Senior Mechanic will beeffected in accordance with the provisions of section 50 ofthe Conir,ìonwealth. Public ,Service Act 1922-1937.

F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,Public Service Board.

Examination No. 2252.FOR APPOINTMENT, PROMMOTION OR TRANSFER AS MECHANIC,

GRADE 2, FOURTH DIVISION, ENGINEERING WORKSHOP,ENGINEERING BRANCH, POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT,NEW SOUTH WALES.AN examination as above will be held under the following

conditions:

DATE OF EXAMINATION: Written Theory and Educationalportions On Saturday, 9th December, 1939. Practical Testsand Oral Theory on subsequent dates to be arranged.

ExA II ATION CENTRES. The Written Theory and theEducational portions of the examination will be held in Sydneyand at such other centres in New South Wales as may benecessary. The Practical Tests and the Oral Theory portionof the examination will be held only in Sydney.

PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER. The examination will be opento(a) Officers classified as Mechanic, Grade 1, who were

boric not later than 1st January, 1919;(h) Officers classified as Junior Mechanic who were born

not later than l st January, 1919;Officers classified as Mechanic, Grade 2, in sections

other than the Engineering Workshop;(e)

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(d) Permanent officers (males) of other designations ofthe Commonwealth Public Service in New SouthWales who were born not later than 1st January,1-919;

(e) Males not On the permanent staff of the Common-wealth Public Service who were born not earlierthan. 1st May, 1889, and not later than 1stJanuary, 1919.

How TO MAKE APPLICATioN. -- Applications should be madeas follows:

(A) By officers of the Commonwealth Public Service onfoolscap in the following form:

The Secretary,Commonwealth Public Service Board,

Canberra.I hereby notify my intention to attend

Examination No. 2252, Mechanic, Grade 2,Engineering Workshop, Postmaster - Genera isDepartment, and furnish the followingparticulars:

(a) Name in full(b) Designation(c) Official address(d) Date in month, month and year of

birth (to be. stated by officers otherthan Mechanics, Grade 2) .

SignatureDate

By persons who are not permanent officers of theCommonwealth Public Service on a printed formwhich is obtainable from the Commonwealth PublicService Inspector, Commonwealth Bank Building,Martin Place, Sydney.

EXAMINATION FEE. Every application by a person not onthe permanent staff of the Commonwealth Public Service mustbe accompanied by a postal note for 5s. made payable to theCollector of Public Moneys.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications must reach the Secre-tary, Commonwealth Public Service Board. Canberra, not laterthan 25th October, 1939.

Applications received after 25th October, 1939, will berejected unless the applicant has advised the Secretary tothe Board, by letter or telegram which reaches him notlater than 25th October, 1939, that he is forwarding anapplication, and has actually posted his application on orprior to 25th October, 1939.

The receipt of applications will be acknowledged. Appli-cants who do not receive an acknowledgment within fourteen(14) days should communicate with the Secretary to theBoard.

CHANGE or ADDRESS. If an officer is transferred either per-manently or temporarily after he forwards his application, heshould immediately advise the Secretary to the Board of hisnew address.

An applicant who is not an officer of the CommonwealthPublic Service should notify the Secretary to the Board,without delay, of any change in his postal address.

RATES OF PAY. Subject to the regulations, the annualsalary .payable is minimum £288 (actual £280) , maximum£324 (actual £316), the maximum being attainable subject togood. conduct, diligence, and efficiency by annual incrementsof £12.

A successful candidate who is temporarily employed as aMechanic at the date of permanent appointment, and whois in receipt of salary above the minimum prescribed for per-manent officers, will be appointed without reduction of salary.and if not in receipt of the maximum will be eligible forincremental advancement twelve months from the date ofreceipt of the rate of pay drawn a.s a temporary employee atthe time of his permanent appointment.

Appointees will be eligible for child endowment at the rateof £13 Per annum in respect of each dependent child underthe .age of fourteen years.

Where any amount of salary specified above is varied bythe operation of Public Service Regulation TOGA on accountof variations in cost of living, the rate of salary as so variedis to be regarded as the specified salary.

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SU13JECTS OF EXAMINATION. The examination will com-prise the following. Candidates who are officers of the Com-monwealth Service will not undergo examination in SectionIII.

I. Practical tests (maximum marks 300; pass marks180)- -

(a) Use of lathe and other machines in tiffe ordinary(not advanced) operations of workshop practiceembracing turning . and fitting, drilling andtapping, and making tools required in connexion

with the work. Bench workembracing filing,hardening and tempering, hard and soft solderingof various metals and uses of fluxes, lacquering;making parts of, repairing, and fitting telegraphand telephone and other instruments, machines,fittings, and apparatus. Knowledge of sheet metalwork, shop tools and materials, properties ofmaterials.

(b) Making screws and cutting threads of various kinds,including screw - cutting by lathe.

(c) Use of gauges (various), reducing metals in thick-ness and diameter to given dimensions.

(d) Repairing quadruplex and duplex instruments,including relays, keys, registers, galvanometers,pole changers, transmitters, and other associatedapparatus.

(e) Making workshop tests of telegraph (exclusive ofautomatic telegraph apparatus), telephone, or otherapparatus used by the Department.

Ability to understand and work to dimensioneddrawings. Trade calculations.

Knowledge of elementary mechanics, pulleys andbelting.

ti. Theory (maximum marks 200; pass marks 120)--(o ) Written examination (maximum marks 100) .

This section of the examination will consist ofquestions regarding any of the items in the abovesyllabus of practical tests, questions in elementarymagnetism and electricity, together with questionscalculated to test the candidate's knowledge of theprinciples underlying the ordinary work of amechanic.

( ) Oral examination ( maximum marks 100 ) .Questions will be asked regarding any of the

items covered by the above syllabus of practicaltests.

(f)

(g)

III. Educa. ti.onal.'rests will be set in handwriting, spelling, and arithmetic

(firs! four rules, including British standard weights, measuresand money). Candidates who are not officers of the ComOon-weralth Service must qualify also in this section, but marksevil] not be allotted.

TEXT BooKs. The following text books are recommended forstudy or reference:

Horiier. The Principles of Fitting.International Correspondence School. Handbook of

Machine Shop Practice.Tbo npsen, Sylvanus P.Elementary Lessons in EIec-

tricity and Magnetism.An alternative to the book lw Sylvanus P. Thompson is

the Departmental (Postmaster General's) Course of TechnicalInstru ction, Heat, Magnetism and Electricity, and AppliedElectricity T.

PREVIOUS PAPERS. A set of the papers prepared fora past examination may be obtained from the CommonwealthInquiry Office, Commonwealth Bank Building, Martin Place.Sydney, for lid. (7d. by post) .

EXAMINATION EXEMPTIONS .---A permanent officer of the Com-monwealth Service will be exempted from examination in theeducational section.

As no officer of the Commonwealth Public Service passedin the practical tests or in a section of theory at a correspond -ing examination held within the last three years, the usualprovision for sectional exemptions has been omitted fromthis notification.

PASS CONDITIONS. To pass the examination a candidatemust obtain at least the number of pass marks specified inthe paragraph "Subjects of Examination ". Persons who arenot permanent officers of the Commonwealth Service mustqualify also in the educational section.

ORDER OF MERIT. --If two or more candidates in category(d) or (e) of the paragraph "Persons Eligible to Enter "obtain the same total marks in the Practical Tests and inTheory, their order of merit in relation to each other will bedetermined by the number of marks gained in the PracticalTests, or, if those numbers also are equal, by lot.

ORDER OF APPOI11T11IENT OR TRANSFER

(0 Successful candidates in category (a) of the para-graph " Persons Eligible to Enter " who wereappointed as Mechanics, Grade 1, prior to 1stAugust, 1938, or who qualified for appointment asMechanic, Grade 1, by competitive examination forsuch position held prior to 1st August, 1938, andsuccessful candidates in category (b), will beadvanced as Mechanic, Grade 2, on 1st January,1940.

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(ii.) Successful candidates in category. '(a) who are notcomprised in .(i) .above, and successful candidatesin categories (d) . and (e) will be listed in twogroups, .viz.:

(1) Officers of the Service;..(2) Candidates from without the Service.

( iii) The transfer of successful candidates in category (e)will be effected in accordance with the provisionsof section 50 of the Commonwealth .Public ServiceAct..

Vacancies will be filled by qualified officers to the extentto which they are available. Thereafter appointments willbe Made, as required, of qualified candidates from withoutthe Service- in their order of merit at the examination subject to preference to (a) returned soldiers temporarily em-ployed in the Commonwealth Public Service, and (b) otherittürned 'soldiers.

VANcmEs. The . examination is being held to fill three(3).-existing vacancies.

PERIOD Or ELIGIBILITY.Otilcers who are returned soldierswill be eligible for transfer or promotion at any time. Theeligibility of a returned soldier who is not on the permanentstaff will continue until he attains the age of 51 years andwill then cease.

Successful candidates in categories (d) and (e) of theparagraph " Persons eligible . to enter " who are not returnedsoldiers will be eligible for appointment, transfer or promo-tion within the period of twelve months next after the date ofpublication. in the Commonwealth Gazette of the results of theexamination, but the eligibility of a successful canal-date from outside the Service ( including returned soldiers)who :attains the age of 51 years within that period will there-upon cease.

TRAVELLING EXPENSES. Officers in categories (a) , (b)and (o) of the paragraph " Persons eligible to enter " whoare required to travel for the purpose of attending theexamination may apply t.o the Chief Officer for refund of thecost. of eonveanre necessarily incurred in such attendance.Pa neat will be subject to the approval of the Board, andinift be disallowed if the results of the examination do netwarrant refund.

Candidates in categories (d) and (e) arc required to defrayall expenditure incurred in attending the examination.

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CERTAIN CONDITIONS. A success-ful candidate who is not a permanent officer must produce,upon appointment, evidence of the date of his birth and amedical .,certificate, satisfying the Board. in such particularsas it may determine, of sound bodily health and freedom fromphysical defects. Upon confirmation of appointment he will,if eligible be required to contribute to the CommonwealthSuperannuation Fund.

An appointee will be required to defray the cost of faresto the place of appointment, but any expenditure on hissecond -class fares in excess of £3 may be refunded by theDepartment upon" the expiration of -three mouths from dateof .commencing duty.

Qualified candidates who on appointment are already tein-poraiily employed, or who take up duty within fourteen daysof . the date of issue by the Chief Officer of notification ofappointment and request to report for duty, will be regardedfor seniority purposes as having entered the CommonwealthPublic Service on the date of the Public Service Inspector'sappointment certificate.

REFUSAL Or ArnoI?sTMENT. If a successful candidatedeclines to accept an appointment offered to him, or fails toreply within seven days to a communication respecting hisnoMination to the Commonwealth Public Service from theBoard, a Public Service Inspector, or a Chief Officer,Addressed to him at his last known place of residence, hisname may be removed from the " Register of PersonsQualified for Appointment ".

F. G. THORPE; Commissioner,Public Service Board.

Examination No. 2255.FOR PROMOTION On TRANSFER AS SENIOR MECHANIC ( NATIONAL

BROADCASTING SERVICE ) , POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPART-MENT, ALL STATES.N Examination as above will be held under the following

- conditionsa. DATE OF EXAMINATION. -- Written Theory, Saturday, 24th

February; 1940. Practical tests and Oral Theory on subse-quent dates to be arranged,

EXAMINATION CENTRES.The Written Theory portion ofthe examination will be held in all State capital cities, andat country centres as required and found convenient. Thepractical tests and the Oral Theory portion will be con-ducted only in the capital cities of the States.

OFFICERS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER.Permanent officers of theCommonwealth Public Service who are classified as Mechanic,Grade 2 ( any section) , or as Senior Mechanic in any sectionother than Broadcasting. .

How TO íßíA HE . APPLICATION. Applications to attend theexamination should be Written on foolscap, and should containthe following particulars: =

(a) Examination No. 2255.(b) Name in full(c) Classified position(d) Official address(c) Signature ... .

(f) Date of . application

APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications, which should be for -warded direct and not through the Department, must reachthe Secretary, Commonwealth Public Service Board, Can-berra, not later than 20th December, 1939.

Applications received after. the 'closing date will berejected unless the applicant has advised the Secretary tothe Board, by letter or telegram which reaches him not'later than the closing date, that he is ,forwarding an applica-tion, and has actually posted his application on or priorto the closing date.

The receipt of applications will be acknowledged. Applicantswho do not receive such acknowledgment Within twenty -one(21) days should communicate with the Secretary . to theBoa rd.

C3,.ANGE OF ADDRESS. I1 a candidate is transferred toanother station after he lodges his application, he shouldimmediately advise the Secretary to the Board of his newa.dclress.

SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION.The examination will comprisethe following:

(i) Theory(a) Written Maximum marks 200 S Pass marks 240(b) Oral- 11Iaximutn marks 200

(ii ) Practical testsMaximum marks 300, Pass marks 180.

THEORY.

The Written Theory paper will be set on the followingsyllabus. Candidates will he expected to answer questions ineach section :

Section 1Direct current electricity and magnetism

Elementary electricity (including primary cells andbatteries used in broadcasting) ; magnetism andelectricity; the magnetic circuit.

:alternating current electricityAlternating current generation and transformation;

R. M. S. value; inductance; capacity; series andparallel combinations of resistance. inductance andcapacity in A.C. circuits, including conditions forresonance ; power in A.C. circuits ; coupled circuits;variation of electrical properties with frequency;electromagnetic and electrostatic screening andshielding ; nullification . of longitudinal currents incircuits. ..

Alternating current transmissionTransmission terms and their explanation and appli-

cation; outlines of methods of determining lossesand power relations in communication circuits,including preparation of power level diagrams;alternating current bridge methods of measurement.

Introduction to thermionic valves .Tliermionic valve characteristics; various classes of

radio- frequency and audio- frequency amplifiers;thermionic valve oscillators.

Electrical measuring instrumentsMoving coil; moving iron, rectifier, electrostatic and

thermocouple instruments used in broadcasting;thermionic valve voltmeters.

SectionTransmitting circuit principles.Receiving_ circuit priuçiples. _.. _

Radio broadcast telephone transmitters,Radio receivers.Performance testing of radio broadcast transmitters

receivers.

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and

Radiating systems for medium- frequency broadcastingTheory of radiation, direct and indirect .rays;' - fading,

attenuation; types of radiator, current distributionand polar diagrams, radiator losses ; aircraft warn-ing lighting; lightning protection; transmissionlines; earth systems ; measurement of field strength.

Power supply equipment for radio broadcast transmittersand receivers

Filament, bias and anode supply equipment for broad-. cast transmitters and receivers.Equipment and circuit arrangements for protecting

broadcasting plant from unsafe conditions anc.'ensuring correct sequence of operation.

Water circulating and cooling plant.

,Section 3Studio acoustics and electro- acoustic apparatus

Elementary conception of the physical nature of soundwaves in air, and their behaviour with respect toreilectinb and absorbing materials.

Elementary knowledge of acoustic treatment ofstudios and the placement of microphones therein.

Knowledge of construction, performance and methodof use Of Moderíl types of iuicrdpk iïes, plt iogra.phpick-ups (including turntables and motors), loud-speakers and phonograph recording equipment. formaking laterally cut records on acetate- coated orsimilar discs.

Studio control and master control room equipment anoperation

Knowledge of the equipment required and method ofoperation for producing and distributing pro-grammes from a modern multi- studio broadcastbuilding, including essential switching, signalling.and con nnimication circuits.

Programme transmission channels (excluding carrierfrequency circuits) essential properties, use ofamplifiers and equalizers, branching of channels.

Outside broadcast equipment and operation, includingpublic address ('sound reinforcing) systems.

Performance testing of audio - frequency amplifiers, phono-graph pick -ups and programme transmission circuits.

Power supply equipment for broadcast studios, includ-ing the operation and maintenance of lead acid secon-dary batteries, including various types of chargingequipment.

Oral Thcory.--=- Questions will have relation to the itemscovered by the syllabi of both Written. Theory and the prac-tical tests.--

PRACTICAL TESTS

(a ) Workshop PracticeSimple filing, drilling and tapping, marking out,

jointing, soldering and insulating conductors, amlsweating busbars and lugging cables.

Forming, lacing and terminating cables.Assembly and wiring broadcasting apparatus on

racks, chassis and panels,- and the connexion of highand low level transmission and poweI' circuitsthereto.

(b) Battery EquipmentTesting and maintenance of primary and secondary

batteries used in broadcasting plant; including bat-tery charging equipment.

(o) Electrical Tests and MeasurementsD.C. measurements using ammeters, voltmeters, ,gal-

vanometers, bridge nmegger and Wheatstone bridge,including knowledge of Varley and Murray loop testsfor fault localization.

A.C. measurements at commercial power frequen-cies using ammeters, voltmeters, wattmeters and fre-quency meters.

Setting up of test circuits and conducting trans-mission measurements at audio -frequencies on, pro-gramme lines, amplifiers, neta ;orks,_transformerà, &c:,necessitating the use of thereto- junction ammeters,rectifier voltmeters, . thermocouples and micro-ammeters, attenuators, power level indicators, oscil-lators and impedance matching networks.

Use of alternating current bridges at audio fre-quencies for measuring capaaitY, inductance andimpedance.

Measurement of resistance at radio frequencies bysubstitution and resistance variation methods:

(d,) Electron TubesTests on low power electron tubes, including -. pre-

paration of characteristic curves and determinationof amplification factor, mutual conductance, internalimpedance and load line values.

(e) Audio- Frequency and Electro ,4eoustic EquipanentA.ssembly from given components in experimental

form on baseboards and testing for satisfactoryoperation of audio - frequency amplifiers.

Assembly in experimental form and testing forsatisfactory operation of studio broadcast and out-side broadcast equipment, comprising microphones,faders, ?mixers, gramophone reproducing equipment,amplifiers, level indicators and loud .speakers. .

Performance testing of audio- frequency broadcasting equipment for frequency response, noise and 'har-monic content, - and determination of power capa-bility ( overload point) including the use of constantfrequency records for testing gramophone pick -ups.

Location and removal of faults in broadcast studioequipment.

(1) Radio- Frequency EquipmentAssembly from given components in experimental

form on baseboards and testing for satisfactory opera-tion of radio- frequency amplifiers, radio - frequencyoscillators, modulators and demodulators (detectors) .

Coupling Of radio- frequency oscillators, transmis-sion lines and aeriaIs, and adjusting for maximumtransfer of energy.

Maintenance of super- heterodyne radio receivers,including removal of faults and performance testsutilizing signal generators.

(g) Power PlantAssembly in experimental form and testing of small

capacity power converters including smoothing equipment for anode, bias and filament supply for broad-casting equipment and for battery charging, includ-ing' the measurement of "load characteristic, electricalefficiency and ripple content.

Wiring, operation a111ó maintenance, and removalof faults in motor generators and associated equip -In( -11t used in Broadcasting services.

(h ) Signalling, Switching and Communication Circuitsïlaiiitenaince and adjustment of receivers, keys,

relays, jacks, indicators, bells and generators, cordsand similar equipment used in studio signalling,switching and communication circuits.

Location and removal of faults in studio signalling,:witehing and (ommunication circuits.

TLxT- BOOKS.The following text books are recommended forstudy or reference:

Practical Radio Co'mmm,unicationn. (1st Edition, 1935) , byNilson , Hornung, omitting the following sections: -68, 110. 129 -131, 168 -173, 178, 179, 181, 182, 184,238, 247. 2.50 -267, 269 -311, 325, 326, 406413, 417, and418.

Modern : Radio Communication (5th Edition, . 1935) , byJ. H. Rayner

Vol. 1 omitting the following chapters: - -6, 10, 22,23, 24, 28, ana 31.

Vol. 2 omitting the following chapters: ---8. 9, 10,11, and 12.

P.M.G.'s Course of Technical Instruction Telephony I.For supplementary reading in addition to the above, refer-

ence should be made to the 'Admiralty Handbook of WirelessTelegraphy, Volumes I. and II., 1938s insofar as it relates toThe syllabus. Paragraphs marked with an asterisk or

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involving the use of the integral ca'culus may be omitted.Particular attention is recommended to Sections " B ", "H "," K " and " N ", and Appendix A of Volume II.

EXEMPTION FROM EXAMINATION. As this is the firstexamination under the new syllabus for Senior Mechanic(National Broadcasting Service ) , no exemption from anysection will be granted. Officers who qualified at (1)Examination No. 1932, Senior Mechanic (Broadcasting), heldin 1935, or (2) in an examination for Senior Mechanic( Research ) . together with an examination for SeniorMechanic ( Telephone Installation and Maintenance) , will beregarded as having qualified for Senior Mechanic (NationalBroadcasting Service) .

TRAVELLING EXPENSES. Officers who are required to travelfor the purpose of attendance at examinations for advance -ment may apply to the Chief Officer for refund of the costof conveyance necessarily incurred in such attendance. Pay-ment will be subject to the approval of the Board, and maybe disallowed if the results of the examination do not warrantrefund.

OR.nER. or PROMOTION OR TRANSFnn.. The pronation ofsuccessful candidates at this examination who are Mechanics.Grade 2. will be in the order of their seniority as vacanéies forSenior Mechanics occur.

The transfer of a successful Senior Mechanic will beeffected in accordance with the provisions of section 50 pfthe Üoturnonwea.lth Public Service Act 1922-1937.

F. G. THORPE. Commissioner.Public Service Board.

TESTS TO ENABLE MAIL OFFICERS TO QUALIFY FORADVANCEMENT BEYOND SALARY OF £244 (nu)PER ANNUM, AND CERTAIN OTHER OFFICERS TOQUALIFY FOR PROMOTION AS MAIL OFFICERS WITHSALARY NOT EXCEEDING G £260 ( £252) PER ANNUM.

Held, setl,scqu.ent. to 314 March., 1939.

ADDENDT; M.

THE results of the above- mentioned tests, as published inCommonwealth Gazette, No. 37. dated 15th June, 1939.

are hereby amended in the following respect :

NEW SOUTH VALES.A.dd

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F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,Public Service Board.

Examination No. 2239.

FOR. APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH :MESSENGER.

Held 5th August, 1939.

HE Candidates named hereunder were successful at the above. examination, they having obtained at least half marks in

Spelling and Arithmetic.

Attention is directed to the conditions published in Common. -wealth Gazette No. 44, dated 6th July, 1939.

The.following information should be noted :(1) Successful candidates will be eligible for appointment to

the centres under which their names appear for twelvemonths, i.e., until and including the 16th August, 1940,but if within that period a successful candidate reachesthe age of 15 years and 6 months, he will thereuponcease to be eligible for appointment, provided, however,that a successful candidate who hasreached the age of15 years and 6 months may be appointed within thetwelve months, period of eligibility to a vacancy whichoccurred prior to his attaining that age.

(2) If a successful candidate changes his address he shouldimmediately notify the Commonwealth Public ServiceInspector, Hobart.

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1 Willis, Lloyd . . 37 143 130 3102 Willis, Leo Denis .. . . 36 98 174 3083 Killworth, William Douglas .. 35 122 136 2934 Whitmore, Stanley Gordon .. 35 101 141 277

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1 Reardon, Geoffrey Owen . . 35 150 154 3392 Beckerath, Bruce .. 38 136 150 3243 Huett, Frederick James . . 35 1.22 145 3024 McDonald, Douglas William . . 36 108 124 2685 Pinkerton, Peter .. 36 79 119 234

F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,Public Service Board.

Examination No. 2238.FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST (FEMALE).

Held 5th August, 1939.

THE candidates named hereunder were successful at the aboveexamination, they having obtained at least half marks in

Spelling and Arithmetic.

Attention is directed to the conditions published in Common-wealth Gazette No. 44, dated 6th July, 1939.

The following information should be noted :(1) The eligibility of the successful candidates for appointment

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F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,Public Service Board.

Commonwealth Gazette 1529 No. 53.--17th August, 1939

NOTIFICATIONPPLICATIONS are inviaed from permanent officers of the

Commonwealth Public Service for promotion or transferto the positions named in the appended schedule. Wilke soindicated, applications will also be received from officers of thePublic Services of the States and other persons.

Applicants should state fully their qualifications for theposition sought, and must, to ensure consideration, forwardtheir applications to the officer indicated in the last columnin time to reach him not later than the appointed date.

Where an applicant desires to be considered for two ormore vacancies a separate application should be forwarded inrespect of each position sought.

In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of thePublic Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, the fol-lowing particulars should be set out at the foot of theapplication :--

DesignationStandard salary scale (i.e. 1.7.26 rate)Office or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length of serviceSalary ( per annum)Date granted last increment

Other applicants should state full names, date, year andplace of birth, and whether they are natural born ornaturalized British subjects. Returned soldiers should give

OF VACANCIES.particulars of war service. Copies only of diplopia',references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded.If the originals are required they will be asked for.

The range of salary indicates the classified value of a posi-tion, but appointments may be made at any salary withinsuch range.

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions ofthe Superannuation Act.

At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rateof 10 per cent. of the minimum salary of the position willbe made, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existingquarters are furnished merely for the information of officers.It is not incumbent on Departments to provide quarters,which, if provided, may be wholly or partially withdrawn atany time.

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may betransferred without promotion, as the result of an applicationfor an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer conies within the con-ditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are notpermanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service willnot be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (includ-ing, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family)exceed £3, when such allowance ae the circumstances justifymay be granted.

Position, Salary Scale t and Division. Locality. Salary (exclusive of ChildEndowment). $

Closing Date forReceipt of

Applications.To whom Applications

must be forwarded.

POST- GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP TENABLE IN LONDON.The attention of officers is invited to a notification appearing immediately following this section of the Gazette inviting applications

for the above - mentioned scholarship.ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Public Service Arbitrator's Office.Assistant to the Public Service Arbi- Melbourne .. £868 to £992 .. 31st August, The Secretary, Attorney -

trator (£876- 0,000), Second Divi- 1939 General's Department,lion Canberra

Duties. Generally to assist the Public Service Arbitrator, and exercise any powers delegated under section 15 of the Arbitration(Public Service) Act 1920 -1934.

Applicants should state their experience with respect to conditions of employment under the Commonwealth, and their academicqualifications (if any).

*Reporter (£582-1618), Third DivisionCourt Reporting Staff.

Melbourne .. £574 to £610 ..

1

.. 24th August,1939

The Secretary, Attorney -General's Department,Canberra

Applicants must hold the licence of the Supreme Court of Victoria or the credential of the Court Reporter's Examination of New SouthWales or other similar qualification, have the ability to take a sustained verbatim note at high speed and render accurate transcript thereofand should possess Court Reporting, Hansard and /or press experience.

Bankruptcy Branch, Tasmania.Accountant (£366- £438), Third Division, Hobart .. ! £358 to £430 .. 24th August,

Official Receiver's Section 1939The Secretary, Attorney-

General's Department,Canberra

Duties. Assist in conduct of public examinations ; arrange realization of assets ; investigate transactions and conduct bankrupts ;prepare Court reports ; arrange complet`onand distribution estates, &c.

Accountancy qualifications should be stated.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.Works and Services Branch, Australian Capital Territory.

*Chief Architect (£950- £1,100), Third1

Canberra .. £942 to £1,092 .. .. 31st August, +The Secretary, DepartmentDivision 1939 + of the Interior, Canberra

The duties include the design of the more important Architectural works carried out for the Commonwealth Government.Applicants, who must have had considerable experience in the planning of modern buildings, should forward particulars of their

training, qualifications and experience, and also of the major architectural works for which they have been responsible.*Drainage Designer (£384 - £456), Third + Canberra .. + £376 to £448 .. 24th August, The Secretary, Department

Division, Civil Engineering Section f i 1939 j of the Interior, CanberraDEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.

Marine Branch.*Engineer, Grade 1 (£306 - £510), Third Melbournell .. £298 to £502 ..

Division, Navigation, Central andVictoria, and Lighthouses, Victoria

Applicants should state whether they possess a University degree in Engineering and,salary will be commensurate with the qualifications and experience of the selected applican*Radio - Telegraphist (£222 - £342), Fremantle and

Fourth Division, Lighthouse Steamer BrisbaneService (two positions)

£214 to £334 ; also allowanceat rate of £48 per annumcompensation for . clericaland other extra dutiesperformed on board

24th August, The Secretary, Department1939 of Commerce, Marine

Branch, 35 Wills- street,Melbourne, C.1

if so, when and where obtained. Commencingt.24th August, The Director of Navigation,

1939 35 Wills - street, Mel -bourne:

Applicants must possess a First Class Certificate of Proficiency under the Madrid Convention and Regulations annexed thereto.A deduction at the rate of £39 per annum is made for keep.

This position is also open to officers of the State Public Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants, preference will be given to returnedsailors and soldiers with the necessary qualifications.

t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106a or relative Arbitration Determination.t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 108A and relative Arbitration Determinations

have been effected.

53.-17th August, 1939 1530 Cönonwealtli Gazetti,

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES continued.

Position, Salary Scale f and Division. Locality. Salary.(exclùsive of ChildEndowment).t

Closing Date forReceipt. of

Applications.To whom Applications

must be forwarded.

DEPARTMNT OF COMMERCE Continued.

Marine Branch continued. .

Clerk (£288- £354), Third Division, HeadOffice, Lighthouses and Navigation

Duties. Correspondence on mattersAct, Colonial Light Dues Act, Whaling Act

Melbourne;] . .

relating to the following; preparation of

£280 to £346

Acts and Regulations thereunderstatistical information in connexion

31st August,1939

: Navigationtherewith, &c.

The Secretary, Departmentof Commerce, MarineBranch, 35' Wills- streetMelbourne, C.1Act, Transport Workers

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division,Head Office, Lighthouses and Naviga-tion

Melbourne';; . £62 to £164 31st August,1939

The Secretary, Departmentof Commerce, MarineBranch, 35 Wills- street,Melbourne, C.1

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.Central Staff.

Clerk (£330£402), Third Division, TariffRevision, Trade Treaties and Trade

Canberra .. £322 to £394 . . 24th August,1939

The Comptroller - General ofCustoms, Canberra

Agreements (Trade Agreements andTreaties) (two positions)

Duties. Preparation and examination of data, &c., bearing on the economic, Tariff and trade relations of Australia with foreignable.countries. Knowledge of economics or of foreign languages is desira

(£546- £618), Third Division, j Melbourne .. I £538 toTariff Board

£610 . . 1 31st August, I The Comptroller- General. 1939 1 of Customs, Canberra

Applicants should state whether they possess a University degree in Economics or Commerce with Statistical Method as one of thesubjects, or furnish other evidence of a sound knowledge of Economics and ability to undertake Statistical research.

Clerk (£438 £510), Third Division, Melbourne . £430 to £502 .. . 31st August, The Comptroller - GeneralTariff Board I 1939

1 of Customs, CanberraApplicants should possess a knowledge of Accountancy and ability to draft reports. Experience in Customs investigation work

essential.

Searcher and Watchman, Grade 1(£244- Geelong£260), Fourth Division

Victoria... £236 to £252 .. 24th

1939

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Central Staff.

August,1

The Collector of Customs,Melbourne, C.1

Assistant Supervising Engineer (£684-£756), Third Division, Chief Engi-

.. neer's Branch (Transmission Section)

MelbourneII .. £676 to £748 .. 31st August,1939

The Director - General ofPosts and Telegraphs,Atelbourne, C.2

New South Wales.

Foreman Mechanic, Grade 3 (£456-. £480), Fourth Division, Engineering

Mosman £448 to £472 .. 24th August,1939

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Sydney

Branch, MechanicalApplicants should indicate their experience in the maintenance of automatic exchange equipment and associated power plant,

installation and maintenance of sub - station equipment and control of staff.

Clerk (£330 - £402), Third Division, I Sydney .. 1 £322 to £394 24th August,I

The Deputy Director, PostsEngineering Branch 1 1939 and Telegraphs, Sydney

The successful applicant will be required to undertake the duties of Clerk to a Divisional Engineer, Telephone Equipment Section.The duties require a knowledge of Telephone Equipment procedure.

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£336), Fourth Albury £328 . 24th August, I The Deputy Director, PostsDivision, Engineering Branch, Line 1939 and Telegraphs, SydneyStaff, Wagga Wagga Division 1

Applicants should indicate whether they are capable of performing cable jointing duties, and if they are in possession of a motor driver'slicence. .

Divisional Engineer (£636- £708), Third Sydney £628 to £700 . j 24th Aúgust,1

The Deputy Director, PostsDivision, Engineering Branch

1.. . I 1939 and Telegraphs, Sydney

Applicants should indicate their experience in the installation -and maintenance of automatic exchange equipment, and their abilityto control staff. .

Postmaster, Grade 3 (£456 £546), Third 1 Deniliquin .. £448 to £.5381

31st August, 1 The Deputy Director, PostsDivision (two positions) Nyngan 1939 and Telegraphs, Sydney

Quarters : Deniliquin, nine rooms ; Nyngan, five rooms.District Allowance : Nyngan, Grade I.

Supervisor, Grade 2 (Telegraphs) (£402- 11 Wagga Wagga £394 to £430 31st August,£438), Third Division I 1 1939 I_-

Applicants should indicate their knowledge of high speed repeater equipment and adjustments.

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£318- Queanbeyan £310 to £346 .£354), Third Division

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31st August,1

The Deputy Director, Posts1939 and Telegraphs, Sydney

* These positions are also open to officers of the State Public Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants, preference will be given to returned¡allors and soldiers with the necessary qualifications. .

t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106a or relative Arbitration Determination. .

t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106A and relative 4rbitration Determinationshave been effected. . ..

At a future date the successful applicant may be permanently transferred to Canberra.

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Common tvealth Gazette 1531 No. 53.-17th August, 1939

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIEScontinued.

Salary (exclusive of ChildEndowment).$

To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded.

Motor Driver (£244- £260), Fourth Divi-sion, Stores Branch, Transport

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENTcontinued.

Melbourne

Victoria.

£236 to £252 24th August,1939

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Mel-bourne, 0.1

Applicants should hold current licences to drive motor vehicles.Applicants will be required to undergo a test in accordance with Public Service Regulation 112A. The selected applicants will "be

temporarily transferred as Motor Driver as required and will be eligible for selection for promotion after two months, satisfactory servicein the position.

Occupancy of positions of Motor Driver necessitates attendance for duty outside the ordinary hours of transport facilities and involvesapproximately 50 per cent. of night duty.

Assistant, Grade 3 (£268 £284), Fourth Melbourne . . £260 to £276 24th August, The Deputy Director, PostsDivision, Accounts Branch (General 1939 and Telegraphs, Mel -

Accounts) 1! bourne, C.1

Duties. Preparation and rendition of accounts for bulk postings.

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£318 - J Ouyen .. I £310 to £346£354), Third Division

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£354 - £438), Minyip £346 to £430Third Division

Postal Clerk (£1084306), Third orFourth Division (two positions)

Assistant, Grade 2 (£252-£260), FourthDivision, Engineering Branch (Haw -thorn Exchange)

Quarters : Five rooms.

Geelong £104 to £298Sea Lake

Melbourne .. £244 to £252

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Duties. Assisting Foreman Mechanic with clerical duties.

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Assistant, .Grade 2 (£252-£260), Fourth .Melbourne £244 to £252 .. ( 31st August,Division, Engineering Branch, Trans-

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1939mission Section, Broadcasting Studios

Duties. Assisting Foreman Mechanic, Broadcasting Studios, with clerical duties.

Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Melbourne £80 to £164 31st August,Division, Telegraph Branch 1939

Messenger (£66-£168), Fourth Division, Benalla £62 to £164 ..Engineering Branch (North EasternDivision)

Phonogram Attendant, Grade 1 (£84- Geelong . £80 to £185 .

£190), Fourth DivisionLine Foreman, Grade 2 (£336), Fourth \\Tangaratta* .. £328 .. 31st August,

Division, Engineering Branch, Line 1939Staff (North - Eastern Division)

.Applicants should indicate their experience in cable jointing and cable distribution, and also whether they are able to drive ,a motorvehicle. .

Line. Foreman, Grade 2 (£336), Fourth Geelong* .. £328 .. 31st August, The Deputy Director, PostsDivision, Engineering Branch; Line. 1939 and . Telegraphs, Mel -Staff (Metropolitan No. 1 Division) ! bourne, 0.1

Applicants should indicate their experience in cable jointing and cable distribution, and also whether they are able to drive a motorvehicle.

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£336), Fourth Melbourne* .. £328Division, Engineering Branch, LineStaff (Metropolitan No. 2 Division)

31st August, Thé Deptuy Director, Posts1939 and Telegraphs, Mel-

bourne, C.1Applicants should indicate their experience in cable jointing and cable distribution, and also whether they are able to drive a motor

vehicle.

Queensland.

Superintendent (£828-£900), Third Divi- Brisbane £820 to £892 24th August, ' The Deputy Director, Postssion, Postal Services Branch 1939 and Telegraphs, Brisbane

Foreman Mechanic, Grade 1 (£396- Brisbane . p £388 to £424£432), Fourth Division, EngineeringBranch, Mechanical

The position will be one in charge of an Automatic Exchange. Experience in the maintenance of Siemens No. 16 type AutomaticExchange and sub - station equipment and associated power plant is desirable.

,. .. ,.

Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£300-£312),Fourth Division. Engineering Branch,Line Staff (Central Division),

St. Lawrence.. £292 to £304 24thg¡.

August,1979

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Brisbane

District Allowance : Grade ILApplicants should state cable jointing qualifications, also whether able to drive a motor vehicle.

t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determination.$ The salaries - shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106A and relative Arbitration Determinations

have been effected.* in lieu of ntitiliVation apps wring in Gazette No. Si of 10th August, 1939.

No. 53.-1. i th August, 1.939 1532

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES continued.

Commonwealth Gazette

Position, Salary Scale t and Division. Locality. Salary (exclusive of ChildEndowment).#

Closing Date forReceipt of

Applications.To whom Applications

must be forwarded.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMErncontinved.

Queensland --- continued.

Senior Mail Officer, Grade i (0704306), I Brisbane ..1

£262 to £298Fourth Division, Mail Branch

The position is in the Customs Section of the Parcels Post and the duties include

Lineman, Grade 2 (£268), Fourth Divi- Dalhv ..1

£260 ... lion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff(South Western Division) { Í

Applicants should state cable jointing qualifications, also whether

I24th August., The Deputy Director, Posts1939 I and Telegraphs, Brisbane

all matters relating to duty payable articles.

24th August, . The Deputy Director, Posts1939 and Telegraphs, Brisbane

able to drive a motor vehicle.

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£3664402),Third Division

Senior Postal Clerk,, Grade 1(# 318 -£3 54.),Third Division

Ipswich

Hughezzden .

£358 to £394

£310 to £346

31st August,1939es

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Brisbane

,I ,s

District Allowance : Grade III.

Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£300 - £312), Childers £292 to £304Fourth Division, Engineering Branch,Line Staff (South - Eastern Division)

Applicants should state their cable jointing qualifications also whether able to drive a motor vehicle.

South Australia.

Postmaster, Grade 2 (C3544438), ThirdI

Barniera . .

I

£346 to £430Division

Quarters : Five room

Western Australia.

.. + 24th August,1

The Deputy Director, PostsI 1939 and Telegraphs, Adelaide

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£3:54 1:438), ThirdDivision

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£354 - £438), ThirdDivision

Bassendean

Guildford

£346 to £430

£346 to £430

31st August.,1939

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Perth

Quarters : Seven rooms.

Postmaster, Grade 3 (£456- £546), Third ( Albany .. £448 to £538Division

Duties include attention to repeaters.

Postmaster, Grade 3 (£456 - £546), Third I ClaremontDivision

Overseer (Mail) (£342 £378), Fourth LauncestonDivision, Mail Section

.. £448 to £538

Quarters : Five rooms.

Tasmania.

£334 to £370

17

31st August,1939

If

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Hobart

t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 108e or relative Arbitration Determination.$ The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106A and relative Arbitration Determinations

have been effected..

POST - GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PERMANENTOFFICERS TENABLE IN LONDON.

APPLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers ofthe Commonwealth. Public Service for temporary transfer

to London for two years; one officer to be selected.Applicants must hold a degree of a recognized University

and have shown themselves capable, either in their under-graduate course or their subsequent activities, of profitablypursuing post - graduate studies in subjects approved by thePublic Service Board.

'ìe officer selected will be required to proceed to Londonat"-an early date. He will be attached to the High Commis-sioner's Office, London; and will perform such duties as maybe determined. He will be required to pursue, outside officehours as far as practicable, a two years' course of study inapproved subjects at the London School of Economics andPolitical Science, and should where possible sit for a higherdegree.

While abroad. the .officer will continue to receive his usual .salary as an officer of the Commonwealth Public Service,

subject to the condition that the minimum amount payablewhile in London will be £ sterling 350 per annum. No specialallowance will be paid in addition.

The following payments will be made by the Common-wealth :

Steamer fare .(officer only) to and from England ;Salary while on board ship ;Lecture and examination fees and allowance for books.

Upon completion of the two -year course in London- the officerwill return to Australia and be placed in a suitable positionin the Commonwealth Service at such classification as may bedetermined. He will be required before proceeding abroad toenter into a bond to remain- in the Commonwealth Service 'forat least five years after his return to Australia.

Applications should be forwarded to the Secretary, PublicService Board, Canberra,, to reach. him as soon as possibleand not later than 24th August, 1939.

Officers resident outside New South Wales,. Victoria and theAustralian Capital Territory should notify the .Secretary bytelegram of their intention to apply.,. -

Commonwealth Gazette 1533 No. 53. -17th August, 1939

NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 19244933.NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.In the assigned estate of WALTER LINDSAY BULL, of theSemaphore Motor Garage, proprietor.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein proposes

to pay a fourth and final dividend of Sixpence in thepound on and after Wednesday, the 16th day of August, 1939,at the office of the Trustee, No. 18 Selborne Chambers, Pirie-street, Adelaide, to all creditors who have signed the deedand proved their claims to the satisfaction of the Trustee.

Dated this 31st day of July, 1939. .

766 M. L. LATHLEAN, Trustee.

ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of New

South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.EIiTOR'S Name WII,Liam B'REWIS.

Address Telford - street, Newcastle.DescriptionBlacksmith.Court Bankruptcy.Number -5.126 of 1932.Date of order -27th June, 1939.Nature of order Discharge suspended to 3rd July, 1939.Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge Proof of fact (a.) , section 119 (7) .

767 J. T. KEANEY , Registrar.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.-In the matter of FELIX ToiINET (deceased), late of FowlersBay.

NOTI'CE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance ofsection 175, has filed the required statement in the

bankrupt estate of ,Felix Tomney (deceased), late of FowlersBay.

Dated this 4th day of August. 1939.

C. D. WATSON, Trustee.22 Grenfell- street, Adelaide. 768

In the matterDebtor.

7T OTICE isill dividendtheir debts byfrom the dividend.

Part XI.of MALTRICE \VLLLIAM HISSEY, of Coonalpyn,

hereby given that it is intended to declare ain this matter. Creditors who have not provedthe 31st day of August, 1939, will be excluded

Dated this 1st day of August, 1939.

F. E. G. EDWARDS, Trustee.45 Flinders- street, Adelaide. 769

hi the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales(No. 28 of 1934).--Re JAMES ARTHUR BROWN, of 135 Curra-nulla- street, Cronulla, ironmonger.

NOTICE is hereby given that a second and final dividendis intended to be declared in the above matter.

Creditors who have not proved their debts by the 28th dayof August. 1939, will be excluded therefrom,

Dated this ninth day of August, 1939.

F. FITZROY, Trustee.133 Pitt- street, Sydney. 770

N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland( No. 29 of 1939).Re CHARLES JOHNSTON, at presentresiding at 418 Flinders- street, Townsville, fitter latelyresiding a .t Ingham, and carrying on business at Ingham.Summary case.

Date- of petition -4th August, 1939.Date of sequestration order-4th August, 1939.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -15th August,

1939, at office of Official Receiver, Customs Hause, Towns-ville, at Eleven a.mn.

NOTE. --All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

R. G. LITTLE, Official Receiver.Cnstozi house, Townsville. fi71

Part XI.In the Court of Rankruptey, District of South Australia

(No. 303 of 1938) . In the assigned estate of MICHAELFRANCIS CLANCY, of Wa.ddikee, a Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein proposes

to pay a first dividend of 4s. in the pound (4s. in the£1) on the proved claims of thé creditors at the office of theundersigned on and after the 31st day of August, 1939.

.

Dated this 9th dal' of August. 1939.

Albion House, \Vaymouth- street, Adelaide., Trustee.

772

NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT.Iii the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance

of section 175, lias filed the required statement in theassigned estate of John Reginald Foreman Heard, ofParkside, in the State of South Australia, dealer, a Debtor.

Dated this 3rd day of August. 1939.

C. E. PIPER, Trustee.Pharmacy Building, Lawler- place, Adelaide. 773

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia

(No. 48 of 1 931) .Re VIOLET PHOEBE CONSTANCEHENSTRIDGE, of 34 Richmond -road, Westbourne Park,soldier's widow. (Present address ---5 Leslie avenue, St.Peters.)

Date and .place of hearing of application for discharge-8th September. 1939, at half -past Ten a.mn.. at Bank -ruptcy Court. Adelaide.

774 W. R. FO)}l B E .S, Acting Registrar.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia(No. 257 of 1938) . In the matter of HELEN ALUM IRELAND,of Kingseote, Kangaroo Island, widow, formerly carryingon business at Kingscote in partnership with GeorgeReginald Ireland, late of Kingseote, agent, deceased, asA. Dale & Son.TAKE notice that it became necessary to postpone the

payment of a dividend as advertised in the Commonwealth.Gazette dated 30th March, 1939. It is now intended todeclare a first dividend in this estate. Creditors who havenot proved their debts by 30th August, 1939, will be excludedfrom the dividend.

Dated this 10th day of August, 1939.

LESLIE W. FLRRES, Trustee.60 Stea.uiship Building. Cio nie- street, Adelaide. 775

NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTARY DIVIDEND.In the CAmrt of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.-- -

In the assigned estate of THOMAS STABLER HARRISON, MRussell- street, Adelaide, trading as " Alma Shoe Company ".

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein proposes

to pay a supplementary dividend of .7035d. in the pound(.7035d. in the £1 ) on the proved claims of creditors, at theoffice of the undersigned, on and after the 25th day of August,1939.

Dated this 10th day of August, 1939.

A. L. GNIEL, Trustee.Selborne Chambers, Pirie- street, Adelaide. 776

Part NI.In the Còurt. of Bankruptcy. District of South Austr' lea.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuanceof section 175, has filed the required statement in . theassigned estate of Martin Albert Brown, of Darke's Peak,

farmer.Dated this 10th day of August, 1939.

A. L. GNIEL, Trustee.Selborne Chambers, Pirie- street, Adelaide. 777

No. 5á.--17th August, 1939

Part Xl. .

in the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance-

of section 175, has filed the required statement in. theassigned estate of Harold Frederick Messner and .AlfredBernard Wundersitz, trading as Adelaide 1V00I & Fur Co,, of,257 Angas- street, Adelaide. .

fated` this .8th day of August, 1939.A. L. GNIEL, Trustee.

Selbor))e Chambers, Pixie- street, Adelaide. 778

1b34. Comitu.4nvvpalth Gr47e#te`

In ;the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South . Australia(No. 283 of 1930).-In the assigned estate of ALMA.NDERCHARLES BADENOCH, of Brian -road, Felixstowe, in the Stateof ;Smith AiistraIhi; quarry proprietor.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees herein propose

to pay a first and final dividend of Eight shillings andsevenpence farthing in the pound (8s. 71d. in £1) to allcreditors who have proved their claims and have signed thedeed or assented thereto in writing. on and after Friday, thefirst day of September, 1939, at the offices of John F. Key,Reid & Co., Steamship Buildings, Currie-,street, Adelaide.

Dated at Adelaide this 11th day of August, 1939.F: A. THOMAS, one of the said Trustees.

Steamship Buildings, Currie- street, Adelaide. 779

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.OTCE is hereby given. that a second dividend is intended

11. to be paid in the matter of William Robert Ross, paintmanufacturers' agent, formerly trading at 69 Hunter- street,Wickham, Newcastle, who executed a deed of arrangement orithe twenty- eighth clay of February, 1939, which was registeredon the twenty- seventh day of March, 1939. Creditors who havenot proved. their debt by the 23rd August, 1939, will beexcluded from the dividend.

Dated this ))intlr day of August, 1939.

A. A. BOA, F.I.I.A., Trustee.69 Hunter street, Newcastle. 780

SEQUESTRATION ORDERS AND FIRST MEETINGS.I)1 the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of New

South .Wales. an-d the 'Australian Capital Territory:O. 186-of 19.39.-Re KEITH TuomIAs AR.DILL, wholesale con

feCtioner, of 136 Victoria road, Parramatta, .latelyresiding at 27 Northumberland -road, Auburn, and carrying

.- business at 25 -27 Northumberland -road, Auburn.Summary case. .

Date of petition .and sequestration order =4t1 August,1930. .

Date of first meeting of creditors 16th- August, .1939, athalf -past Ten a.)n., at Official Receiver's Office. Sydney:

No. 187 Of 1.939. -Rc VALT:ER SCOTT KENNEDY, of ErskineVille Hotel, Erskineville -road, Erskineville, hotelkeeper.

..Date of petition -22nd June, 1939.Date of sequestration order -8th August, 1939.

No. 1.89 of 1939. -Re LEONARD F. STOCKS, of :38 Marion- street,Bankstown, builder.

Date of petition -3rd July, 1939.--Date of sequestration order -9th August, 1939.

No. 191 of 1939. -Re THOMAS DEA-trifoxr SMiTri, of Parkes.motor . garage proprietor. .

Date. of petition -llth July, 1939.Date of sequestration order -9th August, 1939.

No. 160 of 1939.-Re ASTLEY BLUNDELL Coon, of 25 a'Becket-stieet, Ashfield, builder and contractor.

Date Of first meeting of creditors -18th August, 1939, athalf -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.

No. 193 of 1939. -Re J. CURNOw (a male) , of 382 MoorePail: -road, Centennial Park.

Date of petition -7th July, 1939.Date of sequestration order -9th August, 1939.

NO.- -188 of . 1939. -Re \VILLIAai ROACH, deceased, lateNarrandera, grazier.

Date of petition -3rd .July, 1939.Date of order of administration -9th August, 1939.

ö. 192 of 1939. -Re GuoRGD MURRAY, of Kings ;gay, Cronulla,contractor.

Dite of petition --12th July, 1939.4-Ìriate of sequestration order --9th August,- 1939.

No. 190 of 1939.!---Re E. HARVEY, of iYamble, and lately carry -,ing où business at Yamble, storekeeper. .

Date of petition -12th July; 1939.Date of sequestration order -9th August, 1939.

No. 122 of 1939. Re .JAas GREGORY KELLEHER, c/o Mr. E.Timbs, dairyman, Forbes; and formerly carrying on busi-ness at Eugowra, chemist. -Summary case.

Date of first meeting of creditors-21st August, 1939, athalf -past Ten a.m., at Ofliçial 'Receh hr's Ofñee, Sydney.

of

r.' \o. 195-..of :1'.139.-#eAn:$>E ERNEST HENRY, of 17 «roniora-hti=éïiue, Waliroonga,. huilder

Date of petition and sequestration order -llth August,1 :..1939.

All dehts . due: to the above estates should be paid to nie.

AIIEN.DMENT OF SEQUESTRATION ORDERS. .No.. 1_l 9 of 1939:-Notice is hereby given that the sequestra-

tion order against J. G.. MACPHERSON, notice of whichappeared in .Co,lmzonucealt4 Gazette of the 25th May, 1939,has been amended to read John George Macpherson.

No. 240 of 1938.- Notice is hereby given that the sequestrationorder .again t .ADAM CHANT, notice of which appeared' inCommonwealth Gazette of the 3rd November. 1938, has beenamended to. read ADAM. PERCi L. CHANT.

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.112 ,Pitt-street, Sydney, 11th August, 1939. 7 81.

PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.I n the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of New

South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.TO. 232 of 1938. -R4; ANDREW MoanIsi KYBURz, trading as

G. Kyburz &; Son, of Tenterfield, and lately carrying oni)usil,ess at Tenteriield. .

Date of public examination -13th September, 1939, athalf -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. 181 of 1939. -Re HIBERT MAYER, of Nelson-street,Vennora.

Date of public examination -18th September, 19,39, athalf -past Ten a.ííí., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. 183 of 1939. -Re ELLEN AGNES STEI'IIENS, of.47..Denison-roa.d, Lewisham.

Date of public examination -19th September, 1939, athalf -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. 187 of 1939. -Re WALTER SCOTT KENNEDY, of Erskine-ville Hotel, Erskineville -road, Erskineville, hotelkeeper.

Date of public examination-20th- September, 1939, athalf -past Teii a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. 183 of 1.938. --Re ALFRED JOHN FIN L- &ysoN, of 23 Anzacpara.d.e, Kensington, journalist.

Date of public examination -14th September, 1939, athalf -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. 154 of 1939. -Re EDGAR WILBERFORCE BEER, of VigroDog Foods, 139 Victoria -road, Dru)mnoyne.= Summary case.

Date of public examination -25th August, 1939, at half -past Ten a.11á., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. 174 of 1939. -Re WALTER STIRLING BLOOM, of 39 Bays-water -road, Darlinghurst, salesman.- Summary case.

Date of public examination -25t1í August, 1939, at half-past Ten a.ln., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. 140 of 1939. -Re WrLLIAm FREDERICK JONES, of KurrajongHotel. Kurrajong, draughtsman. Summary case.

Date of public examination --7th September, 1939, at half-past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. 130 of 1939.Rc THOMAS HENRY ll'ARRINGTON, of" Bogong ", Penrose- street, Lane Cove, and CHARLESWILLIAM HLNGSTON, of 113 Middle Head -road, Mosman,lately carrying on business as " Café Equipment " Co., at500 Kent- street, Sydney. 80 Crown- street, Surry Hills and179 Castlereagh- street, Sydney.

Date of public examination -12th September, 1939, athalf -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.Commonwealth Bank Building,- 112 Pitt - street, Sydney, 11th

August, 1939. 7$2

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.the Court of B'ankru.ptcy, District of Southern Queensland(No. 31 of 1936) .-Re EDWIN MORGAN WILLY, of McLay-street. Coorparoo, . Brisbane, agent, formerly manufac-turer's agent and shopkeeper.

Date of order of discharge -3rd April, 1939.Nature of order Discharge suspended for three months.

Discharged as from the third day of July, 193g.

783 . .J. O. ALEXANDER, Registrar.

'NOTICE. OF FÌLING- STATEMENT.l.n the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.T OTICCE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance ofPr section 175, has filed the required statement in theaSSigned estate of Be_ nno Havelberg, of Whyaiia, in the Stateof South Australia.

Dated at Adelaide this 9th day of August, -1939.

W. C. CALDER, Trustee.Steele, Calder, Austin & Slade, 20 Grenfell- street, Adelaide.

784

'Commonwealth Gazette 1535 No. 53.-17th August, 1939

111 the ',± kurt of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 184of 1938) .--Re KEITH FRANCIS GARDINER, of Hotharu- street,East St. .Kilda, pharmaceutical chemist, whose estate wassequestrated on 1st September, 1938.

SECOND and Final Dividend is intended to be declaredin the above matter. Creditors who have not proved

-their claims by the 31st day of August. 1939, will be excluded.Dated this 16th day of August; 1939.

C. A. STE\VART, Trustee.C/o Young & Outlrwaite, :368 Collins- street, Melbourne. 785

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.OTIC'E is hereby given that it is intended to declare a

second dividend in the assigned estate of W. L. Lamb ¿Co.. storekeepers, of Murtoa (No. 53 of 19:39). Creditors whohave not proved their debts by the 28th day of August. 1939,will be excluded from this dividend.

Dated this 12th day of August, 1939..

F. Y. 1. ATTRAY, Trustee.Hugh S. Chambers & Co., 40 Queen- street, Melbourne, 0.1.

7811'

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria, (No. 22of 1939) . -Re A. M. Inwi, deceased. .

C)f'ICE is hereby given that a second dividend is intendedto be declared in this matter. The dividend gill be paid

to those creditors who have proved their debts on or beforethe 27th day of August, 1939.

*M. V. ANDERSON, 'Trustee.Caner, Hadley and Co., 377 Little Collins - street, Melbourne.

787

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland.NO. 29 of 1939. -Re OLIVER llrmcE, formerly of Surat, in

the State of Queensland, but at present of 13urleighHeads, in the said State, circus proprietor.

Date and pla(e Of public examination -3I st. August, 1939,at half -past Ten a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, FourthFloor, Commonwealth Offices, Anzac- square, Brisbane.

:No. 34 of 1939. -Re ALBI o GEORUE LEWIS. of Tennis- street,Ashgrove, Brisbane, in the State of Queensland, builder.-Summary ease.

Date of order for suli11nary- administration -10th August,11139.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -24t11August, 1939, at Ten a.m., at the office of the OfficialReceiver, Brisbane.

Date and place of public examination -24th August, 1939,at half -past Ten a.ni., at the Bankruptcy Court, 4thFloor. Coninionwealli. Offices, Anzac-square, Brisbane.

No. :35 of 1939. -Rc NreKLns KooCOOLES, of Murwillumbah,in the State of New South Wales, café proprietor.-Summaryraie.

Date of sequestration order -9th August. 1939.Date of order for summary a 1( lmiiiistration -] ].111 August,

1939.Date and place of first meeting R creditors -2:3rd August,

19:39, at Eleven a.m.. at Court Home, iínrwilluuibah.Date and place of public examination -5t11 September,

1939, at half -past 'J'en :i.in.. at Bankruptcy Court,Fourth Floor, Commonwealth O1iices, Anzac- square,Brisbane.

Nore. --All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Central Queensland.No. 4 of 1939. -He RoiirnT EI) \1'A U) Broxsosr, late of

Shamrock- street. Blackall, in the State of Queensland, store-keeper. deceased. intestate.

Date of petition-20th .June, 1939.Date of administration order -4t11 August, 19:311.

Nom.- -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

J. E. 'fllE4: l':NZA. Official Reeeiver.Brisbane, 11.th August, 1939. 788

. NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia

(No. 73 of 1935).--Re .JAMES HAY MCDoNALD, of Cootraleast, via Kyancutta, out of e)uploynient, formerly ofCaralue, and previously of Kimba, farmer.

SEVENTH Dividend is intended to be declared in theabove estate. Creditors who have not proved their

debts by t.1ie 8th day of September. 1939, will be excludedfrom dividend.

GI:O. W. BURNS, Official Receiver.Adelaide, 11 th August, 19:39. 7904534.-3

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.N 221) of 1.931.-Re ROBINSON JOHN BENTIu t Scu u»,of 51i Rose- terrace, ï3ayville, ledgerkeeper, lately carry

ing on business as a liotelkeeper at Williamstown.Date of public examination -31st Aug 1st, 1939, at half -

past Ten a.m.No. 232 of 1931. -Re LESLIE Hu nTLE JEFFRRIES, lately residing

at Alice- avenue, Enfield, and previously of Sheridan- street,Woodville, electrician.

Date of public examination -31st August, 1939, at half -past Ten a.m.

No. 106 of 1939. -Re ADRIAN CLEMENT McCOURT, of Penola,formerly of Tantonoola, labourer.-Summary.

Date of petition -4th August, 1939.Date of sequestration order-7th August, 1939.

No. 107 of 1939.-Re LESLIE KEITR MCGrt.L, of 244 Ruiidle-street, Adelaide, formerly of Barmera, salesman.-Summary.

Date of petition-7th August, 1939.Date of sequestration order -7th August, 1939.Date of first meeting of creditors -23rd August. 1939, at

Eleven a.m.Date of public examination-6th September, I939, at half -

past Ten a.m.No. 108 of 1939. -Re CTI:IL NonEx, of Ta.nunda, bootmaker.

Stuunrarv.Date of petition --10th August, 1939.Date of sequestration order -10tH August, 1939.Date of first meeting of creditors -23rd August, 1939, at

Ten a.m.Date of public examination -23rd August, 1939, at half

past Two pan.No. 109 of 1939.-Re JAMES IIGLIS, deceased, late of Radina,

retired farmer, who died on 3rd May, 1933.Date of petition- --4t11 May, 19:39.Date of administration order -11th August, 1939.

NOTE. -All debts due to the abovementionecl estates shouldhe paid to me.

Above meetings will all be held at Oficial Receiver's Office,Commonwealth Bank Building, King William-street, Adelaide,and public examinations at Bankruptcy Court, Supreme CourtBuilding, Adelaide.

GEO. W. BURNS, Official Receiver..Adelaide. I lth August, 1939. 789

District of Western Australia.1"]BST Dividend is intended to be declared in the under-

mentioned matters. Creditors who have not provedtheir debts by the thirty -first day of August, 1939, will beexcluded from dividend:-

No. 53 of 1930. -In the bankrupt estate of DUNCANBAxTnu, of \\roodaiiilling, farrier.

No. 17 of I933. -In the bankrupt estate of ANNA11o5Ar,vxn ANNESLEy, of Perth, widow, lately carryingon business at Hay- street, Perth.

Dated this 10th clay of August, 19:39.

A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver.Supreme Court, Perth. 791

In the Court of 13.1 rikruptev, District of South Australia.-In the assigned estate of STEP7ls a' HENRY GEORGE TIrRED-coL», formerly of Bordertow'ii and of Prospect, but now of.filin, ii. the State of South Australia, builder acidcontractor.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein, in pur-

suance of section 175 (e) of the Bankruptcy Oct 1924-I933, has this day tiled in tige above named Court such accountas by the said Act is required.

Dated at Adelaide this 10th 11aß° of August, 1939.

H. CHAS. THOMAS, Trustee.T. & U. Building., King William- street, Adelaide. 792

NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND.WILLIAM BR1 W1.S, Of 19 Holt - street, Mayfield East,

blacksmith (No. 4.126 of 1.932).Joux HOLns11'O1tTIr SNEDDON, of \V,onnmra- aveline. Belmont

(No. S.5 of 1933) .

FREDER.ICIK \ \'ILLIAAM Coax, deceased, late of _Milton, farmer(No. 8.375 of 1931) .

NA'1'rrANIEr, NATHAN, of Sydney and \tmalgga 'Vagra, tailor(No. 5.194 of 19:32).

AUilii y GEORGE RODGERS, of 325 Cl)apple- street, Broken Hill.tracker (No. S.280 of 1930) .

Last day for receiving proofs in the above estates--6thSepteinl)er. 1939.

R. D. MAY NE, E, Trustee.St. .Jaimes' Buildings. 109 Elizabeth- street. Sydney, 12th

August. 19:39. 793

No. 53.--17th August, 1939

NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.Patt XII.

1.536 CamM©nWeaïth Gazette=

Iii the ]natter of a deed of arr.angemeiit between separateestate FRANK EMi'Êi«iR 3IA'rTÒX, of .liing's Timber Yard,Hâlddn- street, Lakeùiba, and his cìeditirrs.OTICE is. hereby given that a first and final dividend

:of :As. 3d., in. the £1 has been declared to -day, and thatdividend orders may be obtained from us on Friday, 18thAugust, 1939, or any subsequent week-day between the hoursof Nine a.m. and Half -past Five p.m.

Dated. at Sydney this seventeenth day of August. 1939.

PARSONS. ANDERSON & CO., agents for the Trustees.Carrington- street., Sydney. 794

NOTICE OT INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of NORMAN UGUSTUS LANEYE.IE, of 49 Audley-street, Petersham, and trading as " Eugowra Motors ",EzigoWra, garage proprietor.

NOTICE is hereby given that a second dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will hepayable to those creditors who have proved their claims on orbefore the twenty -ninth day of August, 1939.

Dated this fourteenth day of August; 1939.V. C. BEAR. Inspector.

l le Castlereagh- street. Sydney. 795

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned estates

have been assigned to Herbert McLean Kennedy, of No.31 Queen- street, Melbourne, accountant, in trust for the benefitof creditor~ :

ALFRnfl ALry \N KA:ri'FI1ENKEL, of Briar Hill, grocer,trading as A. Kamp ; assigned 15th .Tune, 1939.

WILMAai EDGAR GAUsIDE, of Church- street. Richmond,grocer, ; assigned 10th July, 1939.

1. GINALD HORACE THOMPSON, of 86 Brunswick- street,Fitzroy, wine merchant; assigned 2nd August, 1939.

All persons having any claims against these estates arerequired to lodge with tli, Trustee an affidavit in proof ofdebt, made On the prescribed forni, not later than thefifth day of September, 1939; otherwise their claims will notbe recognized.

Dated this 14th day of August, 1939.

HERBERT M. KENNEDY, acconntnnt and registered796Trustee.

D are intended to be declared in the under-mentioned estates. Creditors who have not proved their

debts by the fifth day of September, 1939, will be excluded:(tat FOWLER, of Korumburra, grocer and wine and spirit

merchant; assigned 28th January, 1938. Third.JOHN WTILLIANI DOCKKEer, of 7 The Strand, Moonee Ponds,

wholesale butcher_; -assigned 30th July,, 1.936. Fourth.JAMES CONYnE:ARE, of Kerang, grocer; sequestrated 21st

June, 1939.First.WFILLIAM EDGAR GARSInE, of Church street, Richmond,

grocer; assigned 10th July, 1939.First and final.Dated: this 14th day of August, 1939.

HERBERT . M. KENNEDY,EDY, accountant and registeredTrustee, Broken Hill Chambers, 31 Queen- street, Melbourne.

797

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 94 of 1939) . Re JULIAN ALFRED SUMMERS, of 12Joyce- street. Elwood, optician.

NOTICE :is hereby given that the above- named. Court has

appointed Wednesday, the 23rd day of August, 1939, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the BankruptcyCourt, 450 Law Courts place, Melbourne.

Dated this 14th day of August, 1939.

708 . O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Vittoria.(No. 1ST Of 1939) .Re ALBERT HODGSON, of 14. Sydney -street,' C\ llingwood; formerly of 17 Sydney- street, Colling-wood; 10 Noose- street, Clifton Hill; 15 Forest4treet,Collingwood; Ivan- street, North Fitzroy; 24 Noone- street,Colliugwood; 8 Ryan- street, Footscray, tram conductor.OTICE is hereby givens that the above -named Corirt has-

appointed Wednesday, the 23rd day of August, 1039, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the BankruptcyCourt, 450 Law Courts- place, Melbourne.

Dated this 14th day of August, 1939.

799 a L. .ZONES. Acting Official Receiver.

1 it the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 95 of 1939) . Rc MOSGAN KENNY, of 33 Arnold- street..South Yarra, secretary, lately carrying on business ait 195Lousdale- street, _Melbourne, as a tailor.NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named Court has,

ír app iiited Thursday, the 2401 day of August, 1939, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the BankruptcyCourt, 450 Law Courts - place, Melbourne.

Dated this 14th day of August. 1939.800 O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.

District of the State of Victoria (No. 58 of 1937).In thebankrupt estate of Jolis DAVID BOYLE, of Avondale -road.Morwell. formerly of Johnson- street, Mafïra. and formerlycarrying on business at Johnson- street. Maffra, as radiodealer and service, now a carpenter.

FIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the abovematter. Creditors whb have not proved their debts by

the thirty -first day of August, 1939, will be excluded fromdividend.

Dated this 14th day of August. 1939.

O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.450 Law Courts- place, Melbourne, C.1. 801

District of the State of Victoria (No. 40 of 1937).--In thebankrupt estate of JOSEPH RUPERT DARREI.L Moonu, of 258Burnley-street, Richmond, formerly of 46 Bunting- Street,Burnley, labourer.

FIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the abovematter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by

the thirty -first day of August, 1939, will be excluded fromdividend.

Dated this 14th day of August, 1939.

Or. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.450 Law Courts- place, Melbourne, C.l. 802

District of the State of Victoria (No. 36 of 1937).In thebankrupt estate Of JOHN MCNAUGHTON, Of 89 Princessstreet, Flemington, labourer.

FIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the abovematter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by

the thirty -first day of August, 1939, will be excluded fromdividend.

Dated this 14th day of August, 1939.

O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.450 Law Courts place, Melbourne, C.1. 803

District of the State of Victoria (No. 182 of 1937) . l.n thebankrupt estate of ALFRED GEORGE FELLOWS, messenger,Defence Department, of 21 King- street, Prahran, butformerly of 38 Commercial -road, Prahran.ASECOND and Final Dividend is intended to be declared

in the above matter. Creditors who have not provedtheir debts by the thirty -first day of August, 1939, will beexcluded from dividend.

Dated this 14th day of .August, 1939.

O. L. JONES, Acting Oilieial Receiver.450 Law Courts- place. Melbourne, C.1.. 804

Gom.nionwegth Gazette 1537 No. 53.-47th August, 1939

IN the Coiirt of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 144 of 1939 ) .---Re bankrupt estate of FREDERICKJUJLIUS REICJIELT, of Mill- street, Miilyip.

Date. and. place of first meeting of creditori 25t1í August,= 1839, at half -past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,

Melbourne.NOTE. -=ili debts due to the estate. should be paid to me.

O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.4:10 Lam. Courts- place, Melbourne, CA, 14th August, 1939.

805

INthe Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 1.67 of 1939).-Re bankrupt estate of CHARLESRonorr HAZEN, of 14 Allison- avenue, Glen Iris, builder.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -25th August,193ít, at half-past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne..

NOTE.-A1) debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

O. L. JONES. Acting Official Receiver.450 Law t:.oiait - I)laee. Melbourne, C.1, 14th August, 1939.

soc,

Ixthe Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 170 of 1939).-Re bankrupt estate of STANLEY.ARTHUR ARMSTRONG, of 77 Plenty -road, Preston, fibrousplaster worker, lately carrying on business at Noble Parkas a poultry - farmer. and lately residing at ] 5 Langridge-street, Fairfield, and at 85 Plenty -road, Preston aforesaid.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -22nd August,1939, at half -past Teo a.m., at Official Receiver's Office.Melbourne.

NOTE. -A11 debts clac to the estate should be paid to )ne.

O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver:430 Law Coi rí:s- since, Melbourne, ('.1. 9tla August, 1939.

807

INthe Court of Balikruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 174 of 1939).-Re bankrupt estate of ANDREWBROWN, of 74(; Swanstou- street, Carlton. clerk.

Date of petition-8th August, 1939.Date of sequestration order -8th August, 1939.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -18th August,

1939, at half -past Ten a.m.. at Official Receiver's Office.Melbourne.

Nirrm. -AlI debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

O. L. JONES. Acting Official Receiver.450 Law Courts-place. Melbourne, C.1, 9th August. 1939.

808

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 175 of 1939).-Re bankrupt estate of LESLIEALEX.iNDER. BOA G, fitter, now residing at 80 Kennedystreet, Caistlemaine, lately residing and carrying on thebusiness of motor garage proprietor at Trentlzan.

Date of petition-8th August, 1939.Date of sequestration 'order -8th August, 19:39.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -18th August,

I939, at half -past Two p.m., at Court House, Trentham.Nom-All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

O. L. JONES. Acting Official Receiver.450 Law Courts- place, Melbourne, C.1. 9th August. 1939.

809

j\ the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoriaj (No. 176 of 1939) . -Rc bankrupt estate of THOMAS JONES.of 2 Chatsworth-road. East Prahrau, but formerly of 66Alfred-street, Prahran ; IS Hig]Ibury- grove, East Pra bran ;and 81; Albert- street. Windsor, laborer.

Date of petition-9th August. 1939.Date of sequestration order -9th August, 1939.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -22nd August.

1939, at half -past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Oßice,Melbourne.

Nom-All debts due to the estate should be paid to Ise.

O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.450 Law Courts-place.. Meliïouine,,, ç :1, 10t1ì 3u ust,- ::1.939.

810

N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 177 of 1939).-Re bankrupt estate of BERNARDCoNror, of 85 Burnley-street, Richmond, but formerly of15 Appleton- street, Richmond; 7 Palmer- street, Jolimont;and 9 Coppia- street. Richmond, tramway employee.

Date of petition -10th August, 1939.Date of sequestration order -loth August, 1039.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -23rd August,

1939, at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.

NOTE. -A11 debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.450 Law Courts- place, 3lelhourne, C'.1, 11th August, 1939.

811

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 178 of 1939).-Re bankrupt estate of ALBERTEDWARD O'DONNELL, of 21 Horace- street, Malvern; lately,residing at 11 Lysterville- avenue, Malvern, and 3 St.James -road, Armadale, dairy hand.

Date of petition -loth August, 1939.Date of sequestration order -10tH August, 1939.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -23rd August,

1939. at half -past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver'sOffice, Melbourne.

Novi:. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.

450 Law Courts- place. Melbourne. C.1, 11tH August, 1939.812

P the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 179 of 1939).-Re bankrupt. estate of LEONARD

WAITER HENDERSON, of 3 Tennyson- street, Sandringham,hut formerly of Church- street, Richmond; Red Bluff-street. Black Rock; Wilson- street, South Yarra; Davis -avenue, South Yarra ; and Harston- street, Sandringham,labourer.

Date of petition -10tH August, 1939.])ate of sequestration order -10th August, 1939.Date and place of first meeting of creditors-24th August,

1039, at half -past Ten a.m.. at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.

NOTE- --11l debts clue to the estate should be paid to me.O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.

450 L.iw Courts - place, Melbourne, ('.1, 11tíì August, 1939.813

the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 180 of 1939 ).-Re bankrupt estate of GEORGEWILLOUGHBY BEES, of Eleventh- street, Mildura, andcarrying on business at 41. Langtree - avenue, Mildura,)rotor garage proprietor.

Date of petition -11th August, 1939.Date of sequestration order -llth August, 1939.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -25th August,

1939, at half -past Two p.m., at Court House, Mildura.N oFE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.4:30 Law Courts - place, Melbourne, C.], 14th August, 1939.

814

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of-the State of Victoria(No. 181 of 1939).-Re bankrupt estate of P,atcl-DoucLAs HAMILTON, of 63 St. George's -road, Preston, butformerly of 21. Davies street, Preston, and 40 William -street, Mordialloc, labourer,

Date of petition -11th August, 1939.Date of sequestration order -i ith August, 1939.])ate and place of first meeting of creditors -24t1í August,

19:39, at half -past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.

Now.. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.

450 L:iiv C'i)iirts- place, Melbourne, CA. 14th August, 1939.815

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of Victoria(No. 182 of 1939 ).-Re bankrupt estate of ELIZABETHMAY GLYNN. of Upwey, mantle manufacturer, latelycarrying on business at 136 Flinders - street, Melbourne,

Date of petition -3rd July, 1939.])ate of sequestration order -1 ]tl3 August, 1939.N oir .- A1l debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

0..14. !JONES, Acting Official Receiver.440 Law Courts-place; Melbourne, C.1. 14th August. 1939.

816

Nu. 53. :7th August, 1939 153$" Co r on3vei t Gazette

N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of. Victoria"(No. 183: of .° 1939).Re bankrupt estate of ALI3o\TiCTOR MÁni s, of The Esplanade, Brighton. Beachy . shopsemployee, . and of Myer's. Emporium Limited, .Roiike-street, ?Melbourne.

Date of petition-19th July, 1939.Date of sequestration order -11th August, 1939.NorE. All debts due to the estate should be paid to inc.

O. L. .TONES, Acting Official Receiver.450 Law Courts place, Melbourne, 0.1, 14th August, 1939.

817

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland(No. 21 of 1931) . Re FRANCESCO VILLALBA, of Mourilyan,in the State of Queensland, cane-farmer.

FOURTH Dividend . is intended to be declared in theabove matter. Creditors who have not proved their

debts by the twenty- fourth day. of August, 1939, will beexcluded from dividend.

Dated this tenth day of August, 1939.

R. G. LITTLE, Official Receiver.Customs House, Townsville. 818

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queens-land (No. 11 of 1939) .Re DONALD ANGUS MACKENZIE,of Eimeo, near Mackay, in the State of Queensland,storekeeper.

Date and place of public examination -29th August, "1939,Court House, Mackay, at Ten a.m.

R. G. LITTLE, Official Receiver.Customs House; Townsville. 819

NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND.A LLEN LAWRENCE CLAN-CY and NORMAN PHILLIP

A CLANCY, trading as Clancy B'ros., of Griffith, merchants(No. 129 of 1939 -XII.) .

NORMAN PHILLIP CLANCY, of Griffith. merchant (No. 129 of1939 XII.).

JAMES ;JOSEPH BARRY, late of Griffith, chemist (No. 123 of1939 XII.) .

Last day for receiving proofs in the above estates-6thSeptember, 1939.

R.. D. MAYNE, official assignee, Trustee.St. James' Buildings, 1.09 Elizabeth street, Sydney, 12th

August, 1.939. 820

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