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No. 97.1 CANBERRA, THURSDAY; 17TH MAY. 11945.

Government House, Canberra.

12th May, 1945. THE KING has been graciously pleased to give orders for the

publication of the name of the undermentioned as having been mentioned in despatches in recognition of services rendered during the period 1st July to 30th September, 1944:-

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE. Fur distinguished services:

MENTION IN DESPATCHES (POSTHUMOUS) Flight Lieutenant Gordon Horace White, No. 406121.

THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL HAS RECEIVED ADVICE THAT HIS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED

OF THE FOLLOWING AWARD -8th April, 1945:-

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE. For courage and devotion to duty in flying operations against

the enemy:

DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS. Squadron Leader Ernest Henry Dunkley, No. 413358.

THE GOVERNOR- GENERAL HAS RECEIVED ADVICE THAT HIS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED

OF THE FOLLOWING AWARD -4th May, 1945:-

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE. For skill, courage and devotion to duty in dying operations

against the enemy:

DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS.

Flying Officer Douglas Hereward Swain, No. 410791.

THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL HAS RECEIVED ADVICE j THAT HIS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED OF THE FOLLOWING AWARDS -8th May; 1945: -

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE. For courage and devotion to duty in flying operations against

the enemy:

BAR TO DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS. Flying Officer Phillip Herbert Martin, D.F.C., No. 427006.

DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS. Flight Lieutenant Frederick George Barlogie, No. 420912. Flight Lieutenant Ellis William Bateson, No. 414381.

2565. -No. 97. -PRICE 6D.: Quarterly, 8s. 2d.; Half -Yearly,

Flight Lieutenant Mervyn Silvester Fletcher, No. 402074 (with effect from 1st January, 1944) .

Flight Lieutenant Francis Richard Fogarty, No. 414397. Flight Lieutenant Rex Henry Wedd, No. 408200 (with

effect from 19th December, 1943). Flying Officer Colin Cloudesley Betts, No. 402786. Flying Officer Robert Sidney Smith, No. 403766 (with

effect from 15th December, 1943) . Pilot Officer William John Armour, No. 414333 (with

effect from 19th December, 1943) . Warrant Officer Leslie Arnold Kent, No. 404296 (with

effect from 1st December, 1943) .

DISTINGUISHED FLYING MEDAL. Flight Sergeant Keith Noel Heilbronn, No. 426876.

CONSUL. I6 Royal Highness the Governor - General directs the pro-

visional recognition of Mr. Oscar Co'nstans Görgodt Lundquist as Consul -General of Sweden at Sydney for the Commonwealth of Australia.

CUSTOMS BY -LAWS NOS. 1259 -1268. T RICHARD VALENTINE TCFA E, Minister of State for I. the Commonwealth of Australia, administering the Department of Trade and Customs, do hereby, in pursuance of the Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, make the following Depart - mental By- laws.

R. V. KEANE Minister of State for Trade and Customs.

10th May. 1945.

BY -Law No. 1261. Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 174 (y).

The machines, machine tools, and appliances for use in connexion therewith, enumerated hereunder, may be admitted ender Tariff Itenm 174 (y), viz.: -

Building machine, pneumatic tyre. 11th April, 1945, only.)

t,) Dies. drawing, tungsten carbide. for use in connexion with the manufacture of precision finished steel tubing. (Operating on 20th March, 1945, only.)

(c) Dies, tungsten carbide, for the hot extrusion of non- ferrous metals. (Operating on the following dates only, viz.:-18th December, 1944, 5th and 9th January, 1945, 28th March, 1945. and 11th April, 1.945. )

(d) Equipment for use in connexion with the manufacture of aeroplanes and of aeroplane engines for defence purposes. (Operating on 7th and 22nd May, 1943, only.)

Yearly, 32s. 6d.

(a (Operating on

16s. 3d.;

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(e) . Equipment for use in shipbuilding, viz.:- Steering equipment-parts for, viz.:-

Motors, electric, direct current, shunt wound,

approximately 25 horse- power.

Pumps. gear.

Valve lock. Non-reversing gear. Telemotor installations.

Plates, tube, rolled brass, . 6 feet 11 inches out- side diameter by 11 inches thick.

Engines, steam, 75 brake horse -power and 132 brake horse- power.

(Operating on the following dates only, viz.:- - 8th and 27th October, 1941, 16th and 19th December, 1941, 18th February, 1942, 21st April, 1942, 15th and 23rd June, 1942, 15th July, 1942, and 25th August, 1942.)

Exchangers, heat, of the following capacities, viz.: - 1,500 gallons per hour, 2,000 gallons per hour, 2,500 gallons per hour, 2,600 gallons per hour, 3,000 gallons per hour,

for use in connexion with the pasteurization of milk. (Operating on 11th May, 1944, and 29th November, 1944, only.)

Grinding machine, single roll, 6 inches, for use in the paint and lacquer industry. (Operating on 27th November, 1944, only.)

(h) Hydrogenation plant, continuous, and equipment for use in conjunction therewith. (Operating on 20th July, 1944, 7th August, 1944, and 25th October, 1944, only.) .

impeller, silicon iron, being a replacement part for a glandless centrifugal pump for pumping sulphuric acid. (Operating on 23rd March, 1945, only.)

Plates, stainless steel, for extension in capacity of heat exchangers for milk pasteurization. (Operat- ing on 14th February, 1945, only.)

(k) Punching machine, pin, and accessories therefor, for use in the textile industry. (Operating on 16th February, 1945, only.)

(i) Sampling sets, test,' dust,. for testing grit removal apparatus in steam boiler installations. (Operating on 25th January, 1945, only.)

(ni.) Spare parts for a precipitator used in connexion with the manufacture of paper, viz.: -

Disc, rotor, and rectifier tips and connexions therefor.

Insulators, high tension. (Operating on 20th March, 1945, only.)

(n) Spare parts for a rotary exhauster for use in an alkali plant, viz.: -

Blades, rotor, stainless steel. Blades, restraining ring, stainless steel.

- (Operating on 16th March, 1945, only. )

(o) Spreading (or laying) machine, cloth, automatic, complete with tracks, pattern hangers and pattern chains. (Operating on 2nd February, 1945, only.)

(p) Tablet compressing machine complete with punches and dies and extra punches and dies, and incorporating excess pressure release. (Operating on 1st February, 1945, only.)

(q) Tablet making machine, rotary, complete with stainless steel hopper and punches and dies including extra punches and dies, and incorporating excess pressure release and means whereby adjustments for weight and pressure can be made whilst the machine is running. (Operating on 5th February, 1945, only.)

(f)

(g)

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(r) Turbine, steam, for use with a 30,000 kilowatt nator and spare parts for such turbine and nator. (Operating on the following dates viz.: -8th December, 1941, 28th February, 27th March, 1942, 25th August, 1942, 17th 1944, and 28th November, 1944.)

(T.D. 45/47.)

alter- alter- only, 1942, May,

BY-LAW No. 1262. Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 285 (n).

The following medicines and medicinal preparations in any form (unless otherwise specifically qualified) may be admitted under Tariff Item, 285 (a), viz.: --

Glutamic acid tablets. (Operating on 5th April, 1945. only.) (T.D. 45/48.)

By-Ldw Na 1283. Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 320 (o) (2) (b) (2).

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

Films, kinematograph, 16 millimetre, entitled- " When We Build Again." " Making Aluminium Air Cooled Cylinder Heads," " Travel on Wool," " Health and the Cycle of Water,"

Happy Village," "Sharpening a Side Milling Cutter," "Sharpening a Flat Helical Cutter," " Sharpening a Shell End Mill," " Sharpening a Form Relieved Cutter," " Sharpening an Angular Cutter," " Songs of Praise," " The Epilogue," " American Snbateur," " Your American Tragedy," "For Years to Come," " Forest Ranger," "Give the Brakes a Break," " Wheels Down."

(Operating on the following dates only, viz.: --1st November, 1944, 12th and 18th December, 1944, 30th January, 1945, 23rd February, 1945, 12th and 27th March, 1945, and 4th and 5th April, 1945.) (T.D. 45/49.)

BY -LAW No. 1264. Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 404.

The materials and minor articles shown in the second column of the table hereunder may be admitted under Tariff Item 404 for use in the manufacture within the Common- wealth of the article shown respectively opposite such materials or minor articles in the first column of the table.

First Column. Goods in the manufacture of

which the Materials or Minor Articles are to he used.

(n) All purposes

(b) All purposes

(o)

(')

(e)

Cans, oil Sprayers, agricultural Sprayers, disinfectant

Electrical apparatus and appliances- -

Relays and controls, timing

Linings, brake, woven, and friction materials

(f) Machines, viz.:- - Looms, smaliwares.

Second Column. Materials or Minor Articles to

be admitted under this By- law.

Piece Goods, viz.: - Cotton Gabardine, exceeding

4 ounces but not more than 6 ounces per square yard. (Operating on 5th and 19th December, 1944, and 12th, 16th and 19th March, 1945, only.)

Piece Goods, viz.:- - Gabardine, containing a mix-

ture of cotton and artificial silk fibres, the cotton fibres predominating, exceeding 4 ounces but not more than 6 ounces per square yard. (Operating on 20th March, 1945, only.)

Strip, metal, non -ferrous, viz.:-

4-3/16 inches by 28 S.W.G., 4 -7/16 inches by 26 S.W.G., 4 -5/8 inches by 30 S.W.G., 4 inches by 26 S.W.G., 1 -13/16 inches by 22

S.W.G., 1 -5/8 inches by 20 S.W.O.,

under security. (Operating on 4th July, 1944, and 23rd August, 1944, only.)

Motors, electric, synchronous, under security. (Operating on 16th March, 1945, only.)

Yarn (so- called) , asbestos, 2 -ply and over. (Operating on 22nd June, 1944, 4th August, 1944, 20th Novem- ber, 1944, and 6th March, 1945; only.)

Battants, complete with shuttles, sleys and marion- ettes, under security. (Operating on 28th March, 1945, only.)

.

Commonwealth Gazette

First Column. (g) Machines, viz.: -

Motors, electric tion

(T.D. 45/50.)

1131

second Column Covers, top frame.

trac- Flanges, spring. Deflectors, air. Supports, field coil and com-

mutating coil, under security. (Operating on 22nd Febru- ary, 1944, and 17th and 22nd April, 1944, only.)

BY-LAW No. 1265.

Glisten's Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 404A.

The materials or minor articles prescribed hereunder, being of a class or kind not commercially produced or manufactured in Australia or the United Kingdom, for use in the manufacture of goods within the Commonwealth, may be admitted under Tariff Item 404A, viz.: -

Piece goods, cotton, for use in the manufacture of rubber insulated cables, under security. (Operating on 11th April, 1945, only.) (T.D. 45/51.)

By -LAW No. 12{i6.

Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 415A (1) . The following manufactures being of a class or kind not

commercially manufactured in Australia or the United King- dom, may be admitted under Tariff Item 415A (1), viz.:-.

(a) Hearing aids, electrical. (Operating on the following dates only, viz.: -6th, 16th and 19th December, 1944, and 15th, 16th and 17th January, 1945.)

(b) Knives, chipper, for use with a multi -knife chipper in the production of wood pulp. (Operating on 13th March, 1945, only.)

Parts for all metal commercial type aeroplanes having provision or the conveyance of at least ten passengers at i cruising speed of not less than 171 miles per hour and for aeroplanes for defence purposes. (Operating on the following dates only, viz.: -5th, 7th, 9th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th and 27th March, 1945.)

(d) Spare parts for an automatic paper box -making machine. (Operating on 9th March, 1945, only.)

(e) Tabulating machines and equipment, punched card, electrical, viz:-

Punches, hand, Verifiers, hand, Reproducer, Collator, Punches, duplicating, automatic, Counters, sorter,

including electrical equipment therefor. (Operat- ing on 18th August, 1944, 21st October, 1944, and 27th March, 1945, only.)

(T.D. 45/52.)

(c)

BY -LAW No. 1259.

Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 415A (2) .

By -law No. 124, published in Gazette No. 58, dated 1st September, 1939, is hereby amended by omitting therefrom the reference " Sleeves, felt, for use on sammying machines (leather -working) ". (Operating on and from 14th April, 1944.) (T.D. 45/44.)

Br -Law No. 1260. Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 415A (2) .

The following manufactures imported for use in the develop ment of an Australian industry, or of the natural resources of Australia, or for use in Public Hospitals or Public Educa- tional Institutions, or for use by public utilities established under Commonwealth or State law and not conducted for private gain, being of a class or kind not commercially manufactured in Australia and not being admissible under Tariff Item 174, 219 (c), 404 or 415A (1), may be admitted under Tariff Item 415A (2) , subject to the condition that this By- law shall not apply to any goods which otherwise are goods not included in the Customs Tariff, viz.:-

Sleeves, felt (so- called) for use on sammying machines (leather working) . (Operating on and from 14th April, 1944.) (T.D. 45/44.)

No. 97.-17tb . May, 1945

BY -Lew No. 1287.

Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 415e (2). The following manufactures, being of a class or kind not

commercially manufactured in Australia and not being admissible .under Tariff Item 174, 219 (o), 404 or 415A (1), may be admitted under Tariff Item 415e (2), viz.: -

(a) Bands, sanforizing, for a pre -shrinking machine, for pre -shrinking cotton- and /or linen piece goods. (Operating on 3rd April, 1945, only.)

( b ) Capsules, pressure, for use in the manufacture of radio sonde apparatus used in connexion with meteorological services. (Operating on 1st and 15th March, 1945, only.)

(o) Connectors of the " Ainphenol " type. (Operating on 28th March, 1945, only.)

(d) Eyeshields for use by underground workers in mines. (Operating on 25th September, 1944, only.)

Nozzles, fireeay, It inches +bore, for use with metal ladles for the pouring of molten metal. (Operating on the following dates only, viz.: -9th February, 1944, 9th March, 1944, 2ud June, 1944, 21st July, 1944, 10th and 11th August, 1944, 4th and 14th September, 1944, and 3rd and 30th January, 1945.)

Paper, cellulose, waxed, for the wrapping of pro- cessed cheese. (Operating on 7th September, 1944, and 13th April, 1945, only.)

(g) Testing appliance for determining the percentage of carbon in steel during the process of manufacture. (Operating on 10th January, 1945, only.)

(h) Testing equipment, laboratory, for use as standards for the manufacture and testing of wireless appliances and electrical appliances, viz.:_

Resistors, slide, from 5 ohms to 10,000 ohms, 150/200 watts.

Strobotac. Strobotron.

(Operating on 22nd December, 1943, and 26th May, 1944, only. )

(i) Valves, diversion, flow, for use in connexion with the pasteurization of milk. (Operating on 29th November, 1944, and 18th January, 1945, only.)

(i) Watches, nickel, guards', imported for a State Go- vernment Railway Department. ( Operating on the following dates only, viz.: -25th October, 1943, 11th November, 1943, 4th, 9th and 23rd February, 1944, and 16th June, 1944.)

(T.D. 45/53.)

(e)

(f)

By-LAW No. 1268. Cust ones Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 432 (C) .

The following raw cotton for the purposes indicated hereunder and of the undermentioned types may be admitted under Tariff Item 432 (c) , under security, provided such cotton be used for the purposes stated not later than six (6 ) months after the cessation of present hostilities, viz.:_

(a. ) For spinning into cordage yarn - American, types " Gabo " and "Yoga ", 15/16 inch staple. (Operat- ing on 9th February, 1945, and 11th April, 1945, only.)

For spinning into tyre cord yarn - Egyptian, types " MOG " and " 36 ". (Operating on 20th March, 1945, only.)

For spinning into yarn - (1) American, 'strict middling, 15/16 inch staple.

(Operating on 9th and 10th April, 1945, only.)

(2) American. strict middling, 31/32 inch staple. (Operating on 10th April, 1945, only.)

(3) American, strict middling, 1 inch staple. (Operating on 9th April, 1945, only.)

(4) Egyptian, type " Zagora ". (Operating on 31st January, 1945, 8th and 19th Febru- ary, 1945, 14th and 20th March, 1945, and 6th April, 1945, only.)

(5) Indian, types " Gorda ", " Iacas ", " Vehar " and " 3170 ". (Operating on 20th and 27th March, 1945, and 10th April, 1945, only.)

(d) For use in the manufacture of woven union ( woollen) textiles - American, types "Gabo " and " Yoga ". (Operating on 10th April, 1945, only.)

(T.D. 45/54.)

(b)

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I: .9 -17th :MA 1946 2 Commonwe h Gaze0{3

ORDERS E BY THE MINISTER 'UNDER THE PROVISIONS Ol' THE ACTS HEREUNDER CITED. . _.

.

.

adorn. . Act 1.901--1936. Excise Act 1901-1 HE .St,atutory oonditirrusprucedent to Determination- by the Minister of the contraventions enumerated in the following Schedule having

been the aeveral matters have Ieen -so ilétermined and Orders have been male in relation thereto and a notification of each such 0 rder: is.=hcreby pu ed-in the law.

CanbéTra,.eth May,

SOHEDIILE.

R. V, KE NE, Minister for Trade and Customs.

,Act uadpt, :which` rder Name of Pereoa oharged.

made.- Place of

Contravention. Date of

Con- travention.

Nature of Contravention. Penalty and /or Forfeiture.

uet,Act Wadick, N. J. - 19d1=1936.

. Maki

Joachim

Opett ..

Andrew

,. Sibel, Nathan

i,

PP

Coulon

Pama, Willie

Alexander

Ráhmin, Bazlu .

Sydney, N.S.W,

,, .

8.3.45

16.3.45

,,

i, /9

£ a. d. Making in a document produced to 30 0 0 with for-

an officer a statement untrue in a feiture of particular the goods

related to the offence

,. 2 10 0 with for - feiture of the goods related to the offence

' 2 10 0 with for - feiture of the goods related to the

0 offence

99 ,, 7, 9! 99 2 10 0 with - for - feiture of the goods related to the offence

2 10 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the

0 offence

19 71 13.4,4e 99 77 9! 5 0 0 with forfeiture of the 880 cigar- ettes and 10 cigars related to the offence , 16.8.45 ,, 2 10 0 with for - feiture of the goods related to the offence

,, 97 ,, ,7 2 10 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

2 10 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the

7 ¡ 0 offence

,, -

- 2 10 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

99 ,. ,7 2 10 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence 3.4.45 5 0 0 with forfeiture of thegoods related to the offence

:`,"-°àr°-c=.^:. o.

Commonwealth 'Gazette

Act under which Order

made.

Customs Ad 1901-1936 -conta.

Name of Person charged.

Ali, Rustam

Tera Mian

Huq, Mazibal .

McIlwaine, Milton

Cooke, Victor Keith

Tirta .

Makuddas Ali .

Sareko ..

Herington, Robert

Norton, L. D. ..

Rayburn, James..

Smellie Bros. Pty. Ltd. ..

Grieve, Sydney Cameron .. Marcel .. .. . .

Gibson, Norman..

Christensen, Anton C.

Ins

SCHSDIILE=cDntlntted.

Place of Contravention.

Date of Con-

travention. Nature of Contravention.

Sydney, N.S.W. 3.4.45 Making in a document produced to an officer a statement untrue in a particular

9

If

if

,.

8:3.45

2.4.45

10.3.45 I Exporting prohibited exports..

28.2.45

8.3.45 Moving without authority goods subject to the control of the Customs

27.11.44.

7.4.45 I Unlawful possession of smuggled goods

2.5.41 and

19.5.41 16.1.45 16.3.45

Importing goods which are prohibited imports

Failing to report certain dutiable goods Making in a document produced to

an officer a statement untrue in a particular

12.4.45 Unlawful possession of prohibited imports

Melbourne, Vic. 2.4.45 I

Smuggling ..

Penaity.:anaJor _.

Tórfettute.-

£ :a. A. 2 10 0. w ith för-

ft:4We of the goods related .'

to -`: _.the offence

2 10 0 with = =forfeiture of the goods related to ' the offence.

2 10 0 with ï forfeiture -of the goods related to . the offence

5 0 0 with :..forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

2 .10 0 with for - feiture of the goods related to the offence.

5 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence


2 10 0 with . forfeiture of the goods related to the offence.

2 10 0 with . forfeiture: of the goods related to the ofence .

with ̀. for - feiture of the goods related to the offence


15 0 0

50 0 0

2 10 0 2 10 0 with for-

feiture of the goods related to the offence


3 0 0 with for-

to the

feiture_of the goods related

offence

MAUI 19#8 Common eSt& ._ CiagQtte

Scaznm.$--conlinued.

Tame of Person charged. Place-of Contravention.

Date of Con-

travention. Nature of Contravention. s Penalty and /or

Forfeiture.

£ 8. d. Custom8Act Sully, Frank .. Melbourne, Vic. 17.3.45 Smuggling .. i 5 0 with for - 1901= 1936 feiture 'of -- conlil the goods


Parr, Malcolm A. 18.2.45 .. 15 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

,i. Milner, Thomas .. ,. 13.3.45 Making in a document produced to 5 0 0 with for- an officer a statement untrue in a feiture of particular the goods


Snell, John Clement OP 19.1.45 Unlawful possession of prohibited imports 10 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

Golden, Richard Patrick .. 27.2.45 Unlawful conveyance and possession of 6 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

Justice, H. C. . Cairns, Qld. .. 14.3.45 Smuggling .. 3 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the

Hamernick, Charles V. Brisbane, Qld. 13.4.45 offence

.. 3 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the

Sales, A. P. Cairns, Qld. .. 1.3.45 ,. 2 0 0 offence

with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

Adanis, C. W. . 12.3.45 1 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

Germon, Glen G. .. Brisbane, Q'ld. 29.3.45 Unlawful possession of smuggled goods 2 0 0 with for- . feiture of the goods related to the offence

Hallberg, Carl J. 27.3.45 4 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

Wilkinson, Paul G. . Cairns, Q'ld. .. 31.3.45 4 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the

Wingo, Charles R. . Brisbane, Q'ld. 29.3.45 2 0 0 offence

., ,. ., ,. with forfeiture of the goods related to the

Quiputla, Daniel A. .. ,. 27.3.45 offence

., » 2 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the

Trabai P. J. .. offence .. ., ., ., 2 0 0 with for-

prohibited imports


Commonwealth Gazette No.- 94:-17th May, 1945

SoHEDDLE- Op'At1riRifd.

Act under which Order

made. Nature of Alleged contravention.

Customs Act 1901-1936 --contd.

Of

Of

Excise Act 1901 -1942

Sherbourne, Roy W.

Sharp, John G. ..

Rex, R. G.

Stone, S. M.

Williamson, J. .

Barraolough, H. ..

Mulder, W. R. J...

Tang Ee Mou

Caprin, Emelio .

Knipe, Eric Vincent

Middleton, Walter

Crockatt, Andrew

Brisbane, Q'ld.

Townsville, Q'ld.

OP

Brisbane, Q'ld.

Fremantle, WA.

Otford, N.S.W.

Enfield, N.S.W.

Elwood, Vic. ..

Brisbane, Q'ld.

Penalty Imposed.

E a. d. 27.3.45 Unlawful possession of smuggled goods 2 ' 0 0 with : for-


29.3.45 2 0 0 with for - feiture of the goods related to the offence

4.4.45 , 6 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

5.3.45 Unlawful possession of prohibited im- 10 0 0 with for - ports feiture of

the goods related to the offence

10 0 0 with for - feiture of the goods related to the offence

6.3.45 Failing to report certain dutiable goods 5 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

19.1.45 Unauthorized unshipment of ship's stores i 10 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

7.3.45 Unlawful possession of prohibited imports 100 0 0 with forfeiture of the goods related to the offence

12.1.45 Unlawful production of tobacco leaf and 2 10 0 with for - possession of unlawfully manufactured feiture of tobacco the goods


17.12.44 Possession of unlawfully manufactured 2 10 0 with for- bear feiture of


14.11.44 20 0 0 with forfeiture of

30.10.44 Unlawfully removing beer from a brewery

IN THE COMMONWEALTH COURT OF CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION.

Principal Registry, Melbourne.

3rd May, 1945.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR REGISTSA.TION OF AN ASSOCIATION AS AN ORGANIZATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been .made to me under the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitra-

tion Act 1904 -1934 for the registration of an association called the State Electricity Commission of Victoria Officers Associa- tion as an organization . of employees in or in connexion with the industry of producing and supplying electricity, coal, briquetted or otherwise, and/or other fuels, and any other industry in which the State Electricity Commission of Victoria shall be for the time being engaged.

Any person who desires to object to the registration of the Association may do so by lodging with me a notice of objections


10 0 0

in the prescribed form, and statutory declarations in support thereof within 30 days after the publication of this advertise- ment, and by serving on the association copies of the notice of objection and statutory declarations so lodged.

MURRAY M. STEW -ART, Industrial Registrar.

EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION 52 MAIE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT 1901 -1934.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. £366. -,G. N. Raymond Pty. Ltd., Collingwood - Cardboard

boxes, for the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories. £252. -Johnson & Johnson Pty. Ltd., Sydney -Cotton wool,

for the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories. £252. -Standard Laboratories Pty. Ltd., Burnley- Potassium

di- hydrogen phosphate, for the Commonwealth Serum Labora- tories.

No. 97.--Thh May, 3945 1136 .0emnïonvvealirh Gazétte

1325. Elliott & Australian Drug Pty. Ltd., Sydney - Soïuvac bottles, for the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories.

1I,951:-- Cólac Dairying Co. Ltd., Colac -- Lactose, for the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories.

£234:: Hick Atkinson & Sons Pty. Ltd., Melbourne -Gauze, for the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories.

11,774.-W. & : R. Fletcher. (N.Z.) Ltd., Wellington, New Zealand.-Pancreas glands, for the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories.-(Ex. Min. Nos. 36 to 42.)

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION. £4$30. Bryant & Hunter, Melbourne- Reduction gear, for

radio keyer unite.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. £265 17.s. l ld.-- Commercial Steels and Forge Co. (Ault.)

Pty. Ltd., Alexandria, New South Wales- Purchase of five pavement breakers, required by the Postmaster -General's Department, New South Wales.-(Ex. Min. No. 17.)

J. B. CHIFLEY, Acting Prime Minister.

APPOINTMENT OF POLLING PLACES. THE Polling Plaees specified in capital letters are hereby

appointed for the Divisions and prescribed for the Subdivisions set out: --

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Division of Cowper. -,RUDDER'S LAGOON (Subdivision

of Port Macquarie) . Division of Hume. - BELFRAYDEN (Subdivision of The

Rock) . Division of Richmond. - TOONUMBAR (Subdivision of

Kyogle) . Division of Robertson. -MARMONG POINT (Subdivision

of Toronto) .

STATE OF QUEENSLAND.

Division of Maranoa.- BOONDOOMA CENTRAL (Sub- division of Gayndah) .

J. S. COLLINGS, Minister of State for the Interim.

ABOLITION OF POLLING PLACES. THE Polling Places specified in capital letters are abolished I as from the date of publication of this notice: --

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Division of Darling.-- GILGUNNIA; JONES CREEK;

BUDDABADAH; MINERAL HILL. Division of Eden -Monaro. -- CANYON LEIGH. Division of Gwydir.- EURUNGIE; BIRRABIRRAMAH:

WYNOLA ; McARTHUR ; BONNIE DOON ; CUL- GOORA.

STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Division of Forrest. -HAKEA BUSH CAMP; INGLE-

HOPE ; GROUP 98 ; GROUP 147; GATE 89; JILIKIN ;

MAYBROOK ; MOUNT MADDEN ; MOUNT PLEASANT :

NARRAKINE; NORTH BUR.NGUP; WALYURIN NORTH.

Division of Kalgoorlie. -LAKE AUSTIN ; MURGOO: COPPERFIELD; GOONGARRIE; MORGANS; MARIL- LANA; TAMBOURAH; WARRALONG; WODGINA: BOODABOCKIN; HOLLETON; TINDAL'S MINE.

Division of Swan.-MINDEBOOKA; NORTH MT. MARSHALL.

J. S. COLLINGS, Minister of State for the Interior.

ALTERATION IN THE NAMES OF POLLING PLACES. f HE names of the undermentioned Polling Places are hereby,

altered

STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Division of Swan. -Clieveden- street, North Perth to be

Selkirk- street, North Perth.

J. S. COLLINGS, Minister of State for the Interior.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1930.

NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY THE COMMONWEALTH.

is hereby notified and declared by His Royal Highness the IT Governor- General acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has been acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition Act 1906-1936, for the following public purpose, namely: Purposes of the Commonwealth at Darwin, Northern Territory of Austral ia.- (C.L.22581. )

Dated this eighth day of May, One thousand nine hundred and forty -five.

HENRY Governor -General.

By His Royal Highness's Command, J. S. COLLINGS

Minister of State for the Interior.

DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.

All that piece of land containing an area of 316 acres more or less being part of Section 8 Hundred of Bagot County of Palmerston Northern Territory of Australia as shown hachured on plan hereunder: Commencing at the northeastern corner of Commonwealth property acquired by notification in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 40 dated 29th July 1937 and bounded thence by the northern boundary of that land westerly 4000 links thence by part of the eastern boundary of Commonwealth property acquired by notification in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 19 dated the 22nd April 1937 and part of the eastern side of a road northerly in all 7900 links thence by part of the southern side of a road easterly 4000 links thence by part of the western side of a road southerly 7900 links to the point of commencement.

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GRANT OF AN EASEMENT FOR SEWER PIPE LINE OVER COMMONWEALTH LAND AT ESSENDON, VICTORIA.

IIS Royal Highness the Governor -General in - Council has authorized pursuant to section 63 of the Lands Acquisition

Act 1906 =1936 the grant of an easement to lay use and maintain a sewer pipe line over the land described in the Schedule hereunder to the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works. - (C.L.15812. )

J. S. COLLINGS Minister of State for the interior.

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Commonwea th -Gazette

SCHEDULE.

All that niece of land containing an area of 25.5 perches more or less being part of Commonwealth Property acquired by order of the Governor- General dated 17th December 1943

and being part of Lots 1, 43, 44, 48, 51 and 52 on Lodged Plain No. 8465 and part of Lots 23 to 34 on Lodged Plan No. 12539 Parish of Doutta Galla County of Bourke State of

Victoria as shown hachured on plan hereunder: Commencing at a point which bears 89 degrees 28 minutes 131 feet from the southwestern corner of Lot 1 on Lodged Plan 8465 and bounded thence by lines bearing 359 degrees 28 minutes 6 feet 89 degrees 28 minutes 116.0 feet and 179 degrees 28 minutes G feet thence by part of a northern boundary of the land shown on Lodged Plan 8660 bearing 269 degrees 28 minutes 1160 feet to the point of commencement.

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COMMONWEALTH of -AUSTRALIA.

The Lands Avg- oquasitWn : Act T O 1136.

NOTIFICATION OF THE A.04,131SITION OF LAND BY_`

THE .COMMONWEALTH

T is hereby notified and declared by His Royal;Hignnehs

I the Governor- General acting ` with the advice of ' the

Federal Executive Council, that the land hereunder-described lias been acquired ; by the Commonwealth under the Lands.

Acquisition Act 1906-936, for the _following = public purpose,

namely Purposes of the Commonwealth at 3Geraldton,- Western

Australia. -- (C.L.22l36. )

Dated this eighth day of siay, One thousand nine hundred

and forty -five. HENRY

Governor-General.-

By His Royal Highness's Command, J. S. OOLLINGS

Minister of State for.the Interior.

DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TD.

All that piece of land now the subject of Land Titles Office

Diagram 12594 containing an area of 25 acres 14 perches more

or less being Geraldton Suburban Lot fig State of Western

Australia as shown hachured on plan hereunder.

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Co tMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

The Lands :Acquisition Act 1906 -1936.

NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION O F LAND BY

THE COMMONWEALTH.

TT is hereby notified and declared by His Royal Highness the

1 Governor -General acting with the advice of the Federal

Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has been

acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition

Act 1906-1936, Commonwealth tEagleliFarm, Queensland.-- nd

Purposes (C.L.21981.)

Dated this eighth day of May One thousand nine hundred

and forty -five. HENRY

Governor -General.



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All that =piece of land containing an area of 164 acres 1 rood 131 perches more or less 'being.. Portion l'áí80. and Subdivision 1

of Allotment 2 and of Subdivision B, and Subdivision 1 of Resubdivision 7I of Subdivision C of Allotment 4 of Portion 3. Subdivisions .1 of Resubdivisions A and 13 of Subdivision 2,

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Resubdivisions '1 to 82 and 94 to 157 of Subdivision 1 of Allotment 1 of Portion 9, Subdivision 3 of Portion 581 and of Resubdivisions 83 to 93 and 158 to 184 of Subdivision 1 and of Subdivision 2 of Resubdivision A of Subdivision 2 of Allotment 1 of Portion 9 Parish of Toombul County of Stanley State of Queensland as shown hachured on plan hereunder.

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NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF AN EASEMENT BY THE COMMONWEALTH.

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C4311MOxwEALTl3 OF AUSTRALIA.

The Lands Acquisition Act 1906-1836:

NOTIF.ICATION OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

OF LAND BY

THE CO T4I IT is hereby notified and declared by His Royal Highness the

Governor -General acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council that the right of the Commonwealth of

Australia its successors and assigns and the owners and occupiers for the time being of Commonwealth property acquired by order of the Governor-General dated 15th March, 1944, and as appurtenant thereto to go pass and repass with or without horses or other cattle carts or other vehicles through over and along the land hereunder described bas been acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisi- tion Act 1966 -1936 for the following ;public purpose, namely: Purposes of the Commonwealth at Sale, Victoria. - (C.L.16195) .


HENRY Governor -General.




All that piece of land containing an area of 1 rood 36.7

. perches more or less being part of Crown Allotment 131

Parish of Sale County of Tanjil State of Victoria as shown

hachured on plan hereunder : Commencing at a point which bears 8 minutes 1960.4 links from the southeastern corner of Crown Allotment 131 and bounded thence by a line bearing 286 degrees 57 minutes 829.2 links thence by part of a southeastern boundary of an easement for access acquired by

the Commonwealth by order of the Governor- General dated 15th March 1944 bearing 4 degrees 9 minutes 59.5 links thence by a line bearing 106 degrees 57 minutes 824.8 links thence by part of the western side of a government road bearing 180 degrees 8 minutes 60.6 links to the point of commencement.

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T is hereby notified and declared by His Royal Highness

the Governor- General acting with . the advice of the

Federal Executive Council, that the land hereunder described

together with all tanks and buildings, if any, thereon . has

been acquired by the Commonwealth under. the Lands

Acquisition Act 1906 -1936, for the following public purpose,

namely : Telephonic purposes at Mount Lofty, South Aus-

tralia.- (C.L.22231. )

Dated this eighth day of May, One thousand nine hundred

and forty -five.

HENRY Governor- General.

By His Royal Highness's Command,

J. S. COLLINGS Minister of State for the Interior.


All that piece of land containing an area of 49 acres 36

perches more or less being parts of Sections 39 and 42 and closed roads Hundred of Onkaparinga and part of Sections 1161 and 1172 and closed roads Hundred of Adelaide County

of Adelaide State of South Australia as shown hachured on plan hereunder: Commencing at a point distant southerly 962 links from the northwestern corner of Section 42 Hundred of Onkaparinga and bounded thence by sides of a new road being lines southeasterly 236 links southeasterly at an

internal angle of 170 degrees 40 minutes 178 links southeasterly at an external angle of 165 degrees 32 minutes 216

links southwesterly at an internal angle of 97 degrees 12

minutes 204 links southeasterly at an external angle of 113

degrees 50 minutes 192 links southeasterly at an interna) angle of 163 degrees 36 minutes 203 links southeasterly at an internal angle of 159 degrees 55 minutes 253 links southeasterly at an external angle of 105 degrees 16 minutes 305

links northeasterly at an external angle of 151 degrees 49

minutes 198 links southeasterly at an internai angle of 140

degrees 57 minutes 165 links southeasterly at an internal angle of 147 degrees 50 minutes 96 links southwesterly at an internal angle of 132 degrees 42 minutes 94 links southwesterly at an internal angle of 160 degrees 50 minutes 338

links southeasterly at an external angle of 76 degrees 32

minutes 141 links northeasterly at an external angle of 160

degrees 30 minutes 226 links southeasterly at an internal angle of 148 degrees 32 minutes 148 links southerly at an internal angle of 115 degrees 44 minutes 72 links southwesterly at an internal angle of 146 degrees 37 minutes 249


minutes 713 links southwesterly at an internal angle of 132

degree' 29 minutes 117 links southwesterly at an internal angle of 115 degrees 33 minutes 173 links northwesterly at an internal angle of 162 degrees 37 minutes 369 links southeasterly at an external angle of 71 degrees 4 minutes 100


minutes 372 links and southerly at an internal angle of

135 degrees 25 minutes 89 links thence by a northeastern side and a northwestern side of a Government Road respectively northwesterly at an internai angle of 58 degrees 46

minutes 1467 links and southwesterly at an external angle of 125 degrees 26 minutes 509 links thence by sides of a new

road being lines northwesterly at an internal angle of 79

degrees 15 minutes 184 links northwesterly at an external angle of 173 degrees 34 minutes 172 links northwesterly at an external angle of 140 degrees 17 minutes 192 links north westerly at an internal angle of 178 degrees 40 minutes 513

links northwesterly at an internai angle of 174 degrees 43

minutes 513 links northwesterly at an external angle of 175

degrees 36 minutes 275 links northwesterly at an interna) angle of 173 degrees 26 minutes 259 links northeasterly at an internal angle of 115 degrees 30 minutes 100 links northeasterly at an internal angle of 168 degrees 23 minutes 105

links northeasterly at an internal angle of 164 degrees 32

minutes 100 links northeasterly at An internal angle of 167

degrees 15 minutes 100 links northeasterly at an internal angle of 166 degrees 44 minutes 189 links northeasterly at an external angle of 173 degrees 20 minutes 349 links northeasterly at an external angle of 171 degrees 28 minutes 323

links northwesterly at an external angle of 117 degrees 26

minutes 326 links northeasterly at an internai angle of 91

degrees 13 minutes 115 links southeasterly at an internal

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Allotment 2 and of Subdivision R and of Resubdivision 170

of Subdivision C of Allotment 4 of Portion 3 Subdivision 2 of

Portion 581 and of Resubdivisions 83 to 93 and 158 to 164

of Subdivision 1 and of Subdivision 2 of Resubdivision A= of.

Subdivision 2 of Allotment 1 Resubdivisions 3 to 86,.97..to

173, 180 to 231 Subdivision I of Resubdivisions 1. and 2 Sub -

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Resubdivisions 162 and 163 of Subdivision 1 and Resubdivision

1 of Subdivision. 2 of Resubdivision 3 of Subdivision l- of

Allotment 4 of Portion 9 Parish of Toombul County of Stanley

State of Queensland as shown hachiired and :numbered l on

plan hereunder. Secondly : All that piece of land containing an area of 28

acres i rood 19.87 perches more or less being Portion. 587

Resubdivision 187 and Subdivision 5 of Resubdivisions 182 to

186 of Subdivision 1, and Subdivisions i and 3 and Resub-

division 3 of Subdivision 2 of Resubdivision 3 of Subdivision

2 of Allotment 4 of Portion 9 Parish of Toombul County of

Stanley State of Queensland as shown hachured and numbered

2 on plan hereunder.

t`)O3[MONWEALTII OF AUSTRALIA.

The La,..ds Acquisition Act 1906 -1936.


I T is hereby notified and declared by His Royal Highness the Governor -General acting with the advice of the Federal

Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has been acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition Act 1906- 1936, for the following public, purpose, namely: Purposes of the Commonwealth at Eagle Farm (Meeandah), Queensland.- ( C.L.21980. )



By His Royal Highness's Command, J. B. COLLINGS


DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED T0.

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POSES OF THE COMMONWEALTH AT SALE, VICTORIA.

AVHEREAS the easement for access over the land described

in the schedule hereunder is no longer required for

any public purpose of the Commonwealth His Royal Highness

the Governor -General in Council has authorized pursuant to

section 63 of the Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936 the disposal of such easement by surrender to the owners of the land. -. (C.L16195. )

J. S. COLLINGS Minister of State for the Interior.

Yo. .---1 7tb May, BMA 11411 Commonwealth Gazette

SCHEDULE.

All that piece of land containing an area of .3 roods 39.4 perches more or less being part of Crown Allotment 131 Parisi of Sale County of Tanjil State of Victoria as shown hachured on plan hereunder: Commencing at a point which bears 270 degrees 9484 links from the southeastern corner of Crown Allotment 131 Parish of Sale and bounded thence by part a of the northern side of a government road bearing 270 degrees 45.1 links thence by lines bearing ,4 degrees 9 minutes 2221.3 links 106 degrees '57 minutes 46.2 links and 184 degrees 9 minutes 2207.9 links to the point of commencement.

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í i is hereby notified and declared by His Royal Highness j the Governor -General acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has been acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936, for the following public purpose, namely : Purposes of the Commonwealth at Hornby Head, Watson's Bay, New South Wales. -- ( C.L.11924.)






All that piece of land containing an area of 2 acres 3 roods 10 perches more or less being Portion 721 Parish of Alexan- dria County of Cumberland State of New South Wales as shown hachured on plan hereunder.

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TENDERS. POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Contract No. 5814. - Telephone & Electrical Industries Pty. Ltd., Box 42, P.O., Redfern, New South Wales.--S.42/1878- Keys, switchboard, £429 9s. 6d. Victoria.

Contract No. 7071. -- Standard Telephones & Cables Pty. Ltd., Box 525B, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.- Schedule C.4264 Star quad carrier type cable, £26,378 Os. 11d. Queensland.

Contract No. 7155.-Standard Telephones & Cables Pty. Ltd., Box 525B, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. -Schedule C.4198 -Maintenance parts for A.P.O. standard uniselector, £4,672 10e. New South Wales and Victoria.

Contract No. 7422. -R. B. Shankly Pty. Ltd., 586 Bourke - street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Schedule C.4383- Printed matter, memo. and other books, £2,772 5s. 4d. New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and South Australia.

Contract No. 7910.- -Carr Fastener Co. of Aust. Ltd., Tapley's Hill -road, Royal Park, Adelaide, South Australia.- - Schedule C.4487-Component parts for universal telephones, type 300, £291 13s. 4d. Victoria.

Contract No. 8188.- Bennett & Wood Pty. Ltd., Box 4255y, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. - Schedule C.4346- Bicycle parts, £408 15s. 7d. All States.

Contract No. 8250.- Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Box 4328, G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria.-Schedule C.3022 -South Brisbane automatic exchange equipment, £4,266 12e. 8d., plus exchange. Queensland.

Contract No. 8251.-Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Box 4328, G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria.-Schedule C.3022- Toowong automatic exchange equipment, £4,266 12e. 8d., plus exchange. Queensland.

Contract No. 8282.-Punchbowl Brick & Pipe Co. Pty. Ltd., Box 19, P.O., Punchbowl, New South Wales. -Schedule C.4557 -Conduits, earthenware and concrete, approximate quantities required during the period ending 31st December, 1945. New South Wales.

Contract No. 8283. -The New Brunswick Brick & Pottery Co. Pty. Ltd., 20 Queen- street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Schedule 0.4557- Conduits, earthenware and concrete, approximate quantity required during period ending .31st December, 1945. Victoria.

Contract No. 8302. -Hodson & Gault Pty. Ltd., Springvale- road, Springvale, Victoria.- Schedule C.4562 -Motor generators, £824. Western Australia.

Contract No. 8379.-Standard Telephones & Cables Pty. Ltd., Box 525B, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.- Schedule C.4478 -Murray transmitter parts, £245 16e. 9d. sterling. All States except Tasmania.

Contract No. 8395.-Standard Telephones & Cables Pty. Ltd., Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. -Schedule CA464 -Murray perforator parts, £1,022 3s. 5d. sterling. All States.

Contract No. 8418.-W. J. Clark, Esq., 83 Grenfell- street, Adelaide, South Australia.- Schedule C.4884- Printed forms, exchange maintenance " E.M." series, £338 16e. ltd. All States.

Contract No. 8424.,South East Manufacturing Co. Pty. Ltd., Cross Lane, Prahran, 5.1, Victoria.-Schedule C.4346 -- Bicycle parts, (approximate), £919 9s. 7d. Victoria, Queens- land, South Australia and Western Australia.

Contract No. 8432.-Telephone & Electrical Industries Pty. Ltd., Box 42 P.O., Redfern, New South Wales. -,Schedule C.4559 -Relay sets for 2,000 type automatic exchanges, £1,470. Victoria.

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Contract No. 8433. -Standard Telephonee & Cables Pty. Ltd., Box 525B, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. -Schedule C.4559-Relay sets for 2,000 type automatic exchanges, £8,474 58. Victoria.

Contract No. 8434. -R. B. Shankly Pty. Ltd., 586 Bourke - street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. - Schedule C.4699- Printed forms, Stores Branch series, £202 10s. 9d. All States.

Contract No. 8435.-J. J. Miller Printing Co. Pty. Ltd., 217

Russell- street, Melbourne, Victoria. - Schedule C.4699- Printed forms, Stores Branch series, £451 18s. 4d. All States.

Contract No. 8437. -W. J . Clark, Esq., 83 Grenfell- street, Adelaide, South Australia.--Schedule C.4699- Printed forms, Stores Branch series, £631 18s. 5d. All States.

Contract No. 8447. - Automatic Electric Co. (A /asia) Pty. Ltd., Box 4524, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. -Schedule C.4533- Terminal strips, £545 16s. 8d., plus exchange. New South Wales and Victoria.

Contract No. 8455. -Standard Telephones & Cables Pty. Ltd., Box 525B, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. -5.45/417 -Spares for secrecy units, £3,310 4s. New South Wales.

Contract No. 8462. -National Automotive Service Co., Fisherman's Bend, Pt. Melbourne, Victoria. -Schedule C.4657 -Spare motor vehicle engines, £1,494. All States.

Contract No. 8463. -Fórd Motor Co. of Aust. Pty. Ltd., Private Mail Rag, Geelong, Victoria. .Schedule C.4657 -Spare motor vehicle engines, £1,354 7s. 6d. All States except Tas- mania.

Contract No. 8467.- Fireproof Tanks Ltd., 55 Light Square, Adelaide, South Australia.-Schedule C.4638 -Tents and canvas, £292 3s. 5d. All States.

Contract No. 8468. -Gourock Ropes & Canvas Ltd., Box 1137HH, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule C.4638 -Tents and canvas, £546 7s. 4d., ( approximate) . New South Wales and South Australia.

No. 97,- -17th May, 1946

Contract No. 8489. --- Standard Telephones & Cables

Ltd., Box 525B, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-S.44/1563 -Relays for magneto multiple switchboards, £550. New

South Wales. Contract No. 8477.-Telephone & Electrical Industries Pty`

Ltd., Box 42, P.O., Redfern, New South Waa e . sh e

C.4639 -Banks for automatic switching equipment,

12e. 6d. New South Wales and Western Australia. Contract No. 8486. - Telephone & Electrical Industries Pty.

Ltd. Box 42, P.O., Redfern, New South Wales.-- Schedule

C.4(136- Shelves for automatic switching equipment, £2,004

17s. Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia.

Contract No. 8489. -Ford Motor Co. of Aust. Pty. Ltd.,

Private Mail Bag, Geelong, Victoria. -schedule C.4645`--

Supply and fitting of motor truck bodies, £3,325 4s. All

States except Tasmania.

Western Australia.

Contract No. 62 -.Austral Bronze Co. Pty. Ltd., Box 36168,

Sydney. --- Schedule W.A. 938- -- »Scrap copper wire . coils,

£354 13s. 4d. Contract No. 63. -Metal

d W.A. 938 Scrap copper ,

wire End, South Australia.-Schedule bundles, £639 9s.

Corrigendum.

The notification appearing on page 923 of Gazette No. 78,

dated 19th April, 1945, in respect of Contract No. 8374 is

hereby amended to- Contract No. 8374.- Australian General Electric Pty. Ltd.,

Box 538F, G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria. - Schedule C.4626- Electric soldering tools, £736 13e. 7d. All States.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS INVITED.

ENDERS 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- Tendere Close

GENERAL. C.4597

ftLoading Coils in Cases . . .. .. . .

.. 11 Automatic Switchboard Equipment for Telephone Exchange,

Russell- street, Melbourne, Victoria .

Eyebolts .. .. .

Printed Forms, Engineering Branch, " S.E." Series ¶ Automatic Voltage Regulators .. Metal Rectifiers .. .. Cord Clips for Telephones, 300 Type .. Ironwork .. .. Printed Forms, Registration " R " Series Radio Broadcasting Transmitters .. Plugs and Sockets for Broadcasting Purposes .. .. Automatic Exchange Switchboard Equipment for Mount Hawthorn,

Western Australia Lathes .. .. Electrical Indicating Meters Bicycle Parts .. Plugs, &c. Lead Sheet .. B.P.O. Uniselector Parts Combiners Bimotional Switch Wiper Assemblies and Parts Siemens Maintenance Parts .. .. .. R.A.X. Equipment .. .

Mechanically Operated Springsets 2000 Type Switch .. .

Automatic Exchange Switchboard Equipments for Midland Junc-

tion and Guildford, Western Australia .

Automatic Exchange Switchboard Equipments for Victoria Park,

Ascot and Cannington, Western Australia .. .. Transmitters and Parts ..

Wooden Poles for South -Eastern Division

Coke, Coal and Briquettes .. Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney (64 Harbour - street), Brisbane, Adelaide (Wert- terrace) and Perth ; and 4.P.O.'s, Melbourne and Hobart.

t Schedules available Stores Branch, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.

High Commissioner, London. Schedules available Stores Branch, Sydney and Melbourne.

tt Closing date extended from 5th April to 5th to 7th

June, 1945.

Closing am

June, 1945. SS

cheduls available extended

Branch, M bourne.

C.4599 C.4701 C.47M C.4652 C.4698 C.4735 C.4697 C.4739 C.4691 C.4702

C.4653 C.4730 C.4644 C.4665 C.4649 C.4724 0.4586 0.4714 C.4681 C.4683 C.4685 C.4693

C.4662

C.4676 C.4703

VICTORIA. V.1732 V.1735

3 p.m., 5.4.45

3 p.m., 1.5.45 3 p.m., 22.5.45 3 p.m., 22.5.45 3 p.m., 24.5.45 3 p.m., 24.5.45 3 p.m., 24.5.45 3 p.m., 29.5.45 3 p.m., 29.5.45 3 p.m., 31.5.45 3 p.m., 31.5.45

3 p.m., 12.6.45 3 p.m., 28.6.45 3 p.m., 3.7.45 3 p.m., 3.7.45 3 p.m., 3.7.45 3 p.m., 3.7.45. 3 p.m., 5.7.45 3 p.m., 5.7.45 3 p.m., 10.7.45 3 p.m., 10.7.45 3 p.m., 17.7.45 3 p.m., 17.7.45

3 p.m., 7.8.45

3 p.m., 7.8.45 3 p.m., 21.8.45

3 p.m., 22.5.45 3 p.m., 29.5.45

1To. 97 -17th May, 1945 1144 Commonwealth Gazette

COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDER BOARD.

TENDERS are invited for the following supplies :- Schedule No.C.T.B.497. Material- Binders, instan-

taneous, springd,ack. Supplies required in -New South Wales and Queensland. Closing date -31st May, 1945.

Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at the Board's office, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, at the office of the -Com- monwealth 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.

COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.

TENDERS addressed to the secretary, Commonwealth Rail - ways, 623 Collins- street, Melbourne, C.1, will be received up to 4 p.m. on 22nd May, 1945, for the purchase of-

SC RAP NON - FERROUS METALS.

Specifications are available for issue at the offices of the Commonwealth Railways, Melbourne, and of the Works Direc- tors at Sydney and Adelaide.

Envelopes enclosing tenders should be endorsed " Tender for Scrap Non -ferrous Metals ".

DEPARTMENT OF WORKS.

TENDERS INVITED.

Locality and Description of Work. Tendera Return- able at- Plans, Specifications, &c., Available at- Tenders to be addressed to

and marked " Tender "--

Erection of steel and timber -framed store buildings within the metropolitan area

Supply and delivery of by- products plant fo.r., f.o.b., Melbourne

Installation of electric light and power within 12 miles of Tocumwal

Laying of sewer and house connexions, drains, rising mains and construction of pumping station within 12 miles of Tocumwal

Additions and alterations to timber -framed building within 12 miles of Sale

Supply and erection of shine ducts and supports within 12 miles of Penshurst

Construction of reinforced concrete paving and subsidiary works within the metropolitan area

Erection of timber and asbestos. cement building, &c. within 12 miles of Mildura

Laying of sewer and house connexions, drains, fire and domestic water services within the metropolitan area

Supply and erection of steam pipe line within 12 miles of Hastings

Serial 0.458.- Erection of two (2) Bellman hangars within 12 miles of Dubbo

Serial 0.459.-Widening of two openings and fitting steel roller shutters in a brick building on an island in Sydney harbour

Serial 0.460.- Erection of a small group of timber - framed buildings within the metropolitan area

Erection of partitions, Richards Building, Currie -street

Internal repairs and painting to building within 12 miles of Adelaide

Alterations to buildings within 12 miles of Adelaide.

Reconstruction of roadway within 12 miles of Salisbury

Cultivating and seeding, Mallala

Supply and delivery of sand in connexion with the departmental sand washing plant, Kingston, Australian Capital Territory

Public lavatory block septic tank, tank stand, pump and pump house at aero- drome, Daly Waters

Erection and completion of a steel -framed and reinforced concrete exchange building, part three stories in height and part two stories in height including basement, at Townsville

Erection of new timber -framed building at Rockhampton

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Department of Works, Canberra, Aus- tralian Capital Territory

Post Office, Daly Waters, Post Office, Tennant Creek, Allied Works Council, Department of Works, Alice Springs, Northern Territory

Allied Works Council, Department of Works, 293 Queen- street, Brisbane, and at Allied Works Council, De- partment of Works, Townsville ; and at Post Offices, Rockhampton, Toowoomba, Mackay, Bowen and Cairns

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DEPARTMENT OF Woage-oontinìlad.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

No. 97.--17th May, 1945

Locality and Description of Work. Amount.

Supply and installation of piping and warming equipment within 5 miles of Melbourne

Crushed rock surfacing and stormwater drainage within :the metropolitan area

Electrical installation to buildings within 200 miles of Melbourne

Installation of fire services mains, &c., within 190 miles of Melbourne

Construction of roads, stormwater drains and footpaths within 10 miles of Melbourne

Erection of brick and timber buildings, incinerator and fencing within 15 miles of Melbourne

Erection of timber -frámed building within 150 miles of Melbourne

Supply, installation and testing of h.w. installation, &c., within 10 miles of Melbourne

Erection of timber -framed buildings within 200 miles of Melbourne

Erection of timber -framed buildings, &c., within the metropolitan area

Painting group of twenty -two (22) buildings within 35 miles of Sydney

Painting group of twenty -three (23) buildings within 35 miles of Sydney

Structural steel work and sundries forming framework at Bunnerong Park

Erection and completion of partitions, counters, fittings, &c., in basement, G.P.O. Building, Pitt -street, Sydney

Erection of six (6) new buildings and alterations to existing buildings within 125 miles of Sydney

Supply of fluorescent lighting equipment at Adelaide ..

Painting of building within 10 miles of Perth.. . .

Erection of timber -framed buildings within 5 miles of Perth

£ 8. d. 8,050 0 0

987 0 0

366 11 0

282 0 0

4,837 19 6

6,135 0 0

465 0 0

758 13 0

3,940 10 6

1,165 0 0

3,188 14 3

1,673 1 9

(b)

1,291 0 0

7,095 0 0

1,429 1 3

549 10 0 280 0 0

(a) Within seven days after completion of the building contract.

Contractor and Address. Date of

Acceptance. Date -of

Completion.

A. E. Smith & Son, 429. Swan- street, Richmond

Sim Paving Co., 67_ Grant- street, South Melbourne

R. W. Alderman, Cormac- street, Preston

George Crocker, 15 Thames -street, Box Hill

Victoria Roads Pty. Ltd., 100 Queen - road, Melbourne

R. L. Garrett & Son, 106 Melville -road, Brunswick

A. E. Orchard & Son, 113 Rose -street, West Coburg

Fraser & Mountain, 316 Flinders -lane, Melbourne

Cosltello & Marr, 100 Nicholson -street, East Brunswick

H. T. Matthews, 1 Higginbotham- street, Brighton

Collins & Moss, 29 Birriga -road, Bellevue Hill

Cement Treatments Pty. Ltd., Castle- reagh- street, Sydney

Girvan Bros., 110 Christie- street, St. Leonards, Crows Nest

C. E. Paynter & Co., 9 Bligh- street, Sydney

W. Williams & Co., 72 King- street, Sydney

Australian General Electric Pty. Ltd., G.P.O., Box 1324r, Adelaide

G. C. Bishop & Son, Darlington .. A. E. Davies, 99 Monmouth -street, North

Perth

3.5.45 17.8.45

30.4.45 28.5.45

1.5.45 12.6.45

28.4.45 2.6.45

23.6.45

30.4.45 17.9.45

19.4.45 24.5.45

20.4.45 ' (a)

1.5.45 24.7.45

26.4.45 7.6.45

2.5.45 11.7.45.

26.4.45 5.7.45

20.4.45 29.6.45

26.4.45 7.6.45

8.5.45 31.7.45

10.5.45 (c)

8.5.45 12.6.45 .9 29.5.45

(b) £37,485 (including fixed fee). (c) Depending on availability of stork.

li.]:PATIIIAT]ON COMMISSION HEAD-QUARTERS.

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.- (Series 1944-45.)

SERVICES TO REPATRIATION MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.

l.'criod -1st April, 1945, till 31st ll.arch, 1946.

Wittow Timber.

4632. Delivery at Repatriation Artificial Limb Factory, 476

Elizabeth- street, Sydney- Estimated amount involved £137 10s.

-V. P. Larkin, 280 Rocket -street, Bathurst, New South Wales.

Period -1st May till 30th June, 1945.

Groceries.

4633. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Kenmore, Queensland- Estimated amount involved, £50 15s. 6d. --T. Brown & Sons, Eagle- street, Brisbane, Queensland.

Heel. 4634. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Kenmore-

Estimated amount. involved, £80 12s. 3d. -\V. McDonald, ,Samford -road. Enoggera, Queensland.

Onions, Vegetables and Fruit. 4635. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Kenmore- -

Estimated amount involved, £26 7s. 4d. -H. L. McKenzie, Roma -street, Brisbane, Queensland.

Bacon, Butter and Cheese.

4636. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium. Kenmore - 16:6tiin-atcd amount involved. £39 14s. 3d.- Hutton & Foggitt Jones, 72 -78 Roma- street, Brisbane, Queensland.

Fish, Rabbits, Oysters and Poultry.

4637. Delivery at Repatriation .Sanatorium, Kenulore- Estiniated amount involved, £64 9s. 9d.- 4Cervette & Co. Pty. Ltd.. 625 Stanley- street, South Brisbane, Queensland.

Milk and Cream.

4638. Delivery at Repatriation .Saniator,iuin. Kenmore- Estimated amount involved, £72 16s. lOd. -Pauls Ice Cream .k Milk Ltd., Montague-road, South Brisbane, Queensland.

2565. - 2

QUOTATIONS ACCEPTED DURING APRIL, 1945.

One only Lathe -6i in. Herbert Nuttall sliding surfacing and screw cutting, gap bed, completed with 2 h.p. 1450 r.p.m. motor and switch. 4639. For Repatriation Artificial Limb Factory, South

Melbourne -Estimated amount involved, £396 2s.- Alfred Herbert (Rust.) Pty. Ltd., 101 Pyrmont Bridge -road, Pyr- mont, New South Wales. One only Lathe- Quaïos 51 in., all geared head to take 33 in.

between centres, including electrical equipment, dials, steady chucks and wheels. 4640. For Repatriation Artificial Limb Factory, South

_Melbourne- Estimated amount involved, £205 14s. 3d. --L: H. Waite and S. R. Gollyer (trading at Quality Engineering and Manufacturing) , 89-101 Lothian -street, North Melbourne.

Period -20th April till 30th June, 1945.

Screens, Metal Bedside, Repair Bedsteads and Overbed Tables.

4.641. For Prince of Wales Repatriation General Hospital, Randwick, New South Wales_ Estimated amount involved, £84] 15s.-Acme Bedstead Co. Pty. Ltd., 46 -50 McEvoy - street, Alexandria, New South 'Wales.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AN]) AGRICULTURE. CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.

Victoria. Req. F.10916- 7. -Baked. beans -

£6,031 I is. 10d.-Queensland Canneries Pty. Ltd. £6,426 5s. 6d.- Queensland Canneries Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.10:182. -Spceial flying ration, £12,750.-NaeRobert- son l.'ty. Ltd.

Req. F.10015. -Baked beans. £7,371 1.0s. 8d.-Queensland Canneries Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.10966.-Jam, £28,081 7s. Od.- Australasian Jam Co. Pty. Ltd.

keg. F.10833.- Flour, £422 Ss. -John Darling & Sons. Req.. F.1.0969. Jain, £6,775 19s. -H. M. Leggo & Co. Ltd. Req. F.10973.- .Jam. £5,329 Os. 5d.--Frank L. Eagle & Co. Req. F.10971. -Jam, £2,992 16s. 3d.- Shepparton Fruit

Pres. Req. F.10968. .Jain, £4,552 2s. 6d.-Clegg & Kemp Pty. Ltd. Req. F.]0970. -Jain, £5,970. - Melbourne Jam Co. Pty. Ltd.

97.-17th May, 1945 1146 Commonwealth Gazette

Req. F.11025. -Veal, £1,365. ---J. $. - Ralph. Req.- F.11021.- Tomato juice, f3,600. -- Raleigh Pres. Co.

Pty. Ltd. Req. F.10997.-Canned--- -plums,- £509. -14s. 3d.-V. D.

.Sheppard. . Req.. -F.10967. -Jam, £3,731 5s. -D. Comm & Sons Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.1092:8.- Canned pears, peaches, apricots, £5,248 19s. 2d.- Bendigo Pres. CO. Ltd.. .

-Req. F.10924.-Cauned pears; peaches, apricots, £34,131 4s..4ä:- gya.bram Co-op. Fruit Pres. Co.

- Req. F.10951.6- Caned peaches, halves, £2,225. -H. Jones &

Co.-Pty. Ltd. -

Req. -F.-10952.- Canoed peaches,. halves, £5,562 10s.- Leeton -Co -op. Cannery. .

Req. -1.10870. - Calmed apricots, peaches, pears, £8,133 6s. 2d. -Shepparton Fruit" Pres. Co. Ltd.

Req. F.11031.- Canned .plums, £869 Is. 8d.-.J. G. Turner Pty.- -Ltd.

Req. F.10988. -- Coffee, £3,592 I2s.- Bushells Pty. Ltd. Req. F.10990-3.- Coffee-

£1.931 126. -Robt. Harper & Co. Ltd. £2,002.-Griffiths Bros. Ltd. £1,995 Se.- Gibson Tea,..; Pty. Ltd. £528. - Parsons Bros. & Co.

Req. F.10984-6.-Coffee- £1.5.881 l tis. -]1obt. Harper & Co. £26,470 8s.-Oriental Tea Co. Ltd. £9,090 8s.- Busllells Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.19995.-Coffee, £440. -Jas. F. McKenzie. Req. F.10.987.- Coffee, £8,609' 14s. -Rabur Tea Co. Ltd. Req. F.10994.-Coffee, £440. -John Connell & Co. Req. F.109.89.- Coffee, £2,860.- Henry Berry & Co. Req.. F.10996.- Coffee, £440.7- Groves MeVitty & Co. Req. F.11047.- Canned cherries. £451 4s. 3d. -J. G. Turner

Pty...Ltd. Req. F. 11050 . -Apples, £5,000. -Australian Apple & Pear

Marketing .Board. Req. F.11038-9.- Potatoes-

£820 6s. ld. -Food Control. £690 15s. 6d. -Food Control.

Req. F.11020.- Junket tablets, £4.144 10s.- Hodgson & Co. Pty. Ltd:

Req. F.10900.---Solid pack apples, £23,750.- Australian Apple & Pear Marketing Board.

Req. F.10826.-Solid pack apples. £5,652 lOs.- Australian Apple & Pear Marketing Board.

Req. F.11005.- -Bulk cheese. £10,150.- Dairy Produce Con- trol Committee.

Req. F.10.887.- Canned apricots, peaches, pears. £35,675. Os. 6d.- Shepparton Fruit Pres. .Co. Ltd.

Req. F.11022.- Canned sheep tongues. frankftills in tomato sauce. £2,0:36 12s. 2d. -Meat Canning Committee.

Req. F.11034.-Canned cherries, £628 15s.--V. D. Sheppard. Req. F.10959. -Rum-

£644 16s. H.- Fogarty Doyle & Co. £230 5s. 9d.- Arnold Bros. £230 5s. 9d.- Taylor Ferguson Pty. Ltd. £1.381 14s. 6d.- McKenzie Allen & Co. £368 Os. 2d.----Stephen King Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.] 1035.-Tomato sauce. £7,044 12s. 7d. -W. ß. Johnson &. Co.

Req. F.11027.- Canned plurals, £713 18s.-Tamar Valley Co -op.

Req. 1.11003. -IA sugar, 1st January to 31st December, 1945.- Colonial Sugar Refining.

Req. F.11018.7--Grill sauce. 8th 111ay to 31st December, 1945. -- -Colin Bros. Victoria Brewery Co. .

.Req. F.10920. -lst May to 31st July, 1945 - Meat. -G. S. Goss. Rabbits' and chicken, 1st May to 31st July, 1945. -V. E.

Seeley.

South Australia. Req. 1060.- Apples. £4.875. -Aust. Apple & Pear Marketing

Board. Req. l061..-Peals. £975. -Rust. Apple & Pear Marketing

Board. Req. 1068. -Meat, £214 7s. 6d.-Edmunds Bros. Req. 1069-70.--Margarine-

£282 lls. ld.- Marrickville Margarine Pty. Ltd. £233 8s. 4d.- Marrickville Margarine Pty. Ltd.

Req. 1071 : Meat - lBgef. £478 2s. í,d. -W. F. Wrielet. Mutton, £646 17s. 6d. -Rust & Watson Ltd.

l'eq. 1072. - Bread, £656 5s. .Rohrsheins Ltd. Req. 1073.-1-Meat. £779 13s. 4d.- Overton Bros. Req. 1075-6.-Meat-

£226. 5s.-W. Jacobs Ltd. £271 17s. 6d. -L. V. Reid.

Peg. 1078.- Meat.- £202' 10s.-D. Mahoney. Req. 1082.-Meat, £1,169 18s. 3d.- Deputy Meat Controller. Req. 1083.-Meat-

£3.503 1.8s. 2d. -G Brandt. . £2,fl 71 17s: 6d. -K. Mimes.

DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND .SHIPPING. TENDERS will be received until 2 o'clock on the dates

shown at the Directorate of Supply. in the capital cities as shown :- . -

Iteri,, Tenders Closineg. Supply of-

Boxes, stationery, small. -25tH May, 1945. (Melbourne and Sydney.)

Buckets, GP galvanized.-25th May, 1945. (Melbourne and Sydney.)

Sale of- Pearl shell (Mother of pearl, grade D).-25th May, 1945.

(All States.) Cooking equipment. -25th May. I945. (Melbourne.)

DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING. CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.

:;S150 'Req. 7448. -Shoes, black leather, £2,938 16s. 4d.- Eclat Shoe Co.

3851 Req. 7463.- Shoes, tan leather, £5,951 Os. 10d.- Selby Shoes Pty. Ltd.

3852 Req. 7462. -- Shoes, tan leather, £7,651 Ss. -Alma Shoes Ltd.

:3853 Req. 7452. -,Shoes, tan leather, £4,251 2s. 2d. -A. A. Davison.

3854 Req. 7446.- Shoes, black leather, £5,877 12s. 8d.- Spicer Shoe Co. Pty. Ltd.

3855 Req. 7454. -- Shoes, tan leather, £4,251 2s. ?d. -Gold Cress Shoes (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.

3856 Req. 7451. -Shoes, tan leather. £1,700 7s. 2d. -Wm. Campbell & Co. Pty. Ltd.

3857 Req. 8274.-Shirts, khaki, £2,800.-National Clo. Mfg. Co. Ltd.

3858 Req. 8336.- Boots, ankle brown, £2,201 I7s. 6d.--C. Trescowthick.

3859 Req. 7450.-Shoes, tau leather, £5,526 5s. 15d.- Bedggood & Co. Pty. Ltd.

3860 Req. 7453.-Shoes, tan leather, £3,825 18s. 3d.- Elgan Shoes Pty. Ltd.

3861 Req. 7429. -Shoes, black leather, £19,845 17s. 2d.- Nicholson & Merritt Pty. Ltd.

3862 Req. 7443.-Shoes, black leather, £9,235 13s. 10d.- BedggoOd & Co. Pty. Ltd.

3863 Req. 7430. -Shoes, tan leather, £12,565 6s. 5d.- Nicholson & Merritt Pty. Ltd.

3864 Req. 7455. -Shoes, tan leather, £5.526 is. 5d.- Parker Toe Co. Pty. Ltd.

3865 Req. 8446. -Rope fenders, cuir, £726. -]?. G. T. Morris. :3866 Req. 7447. -Shoes. black leather, £4,618 5s. 2d. -Alma

Shoes Ltd. :3867 Req. 8285.- Dental stores, £307 19s. 7d.-Amalga-

mated Dental Co. Ltd. 3868 Req. 8416.-Bolts. steel. screwed, £i521 7s. 3d.-

McPllerson's Pty. Ltd. 3869 Req. 8440. -Pull lifts. £1,991. 13s. 4d. -1). Baxter

& Son. 3871) Req. 8099. -Valves for crater cushions, £559 3s. 3d.-

Hardie Rubber Co. Ltd. 3871 -3 Req. 8039. -Dental stores- .

£441 Is. led. -Amalgamated Dental Co. Ltd. £540 8s.-- Glover & Goode Pty. Ltd. £248 5s.- Rainsford Jewellers.

:3874 -5 Req. 8348. -Brushes, tootle- £3,343 13s. 7d. -Addis (Aust.) Pty. Ltd. f2.762 4s. 6d.-National Brush Co. (Aust.) Ltd.

3876 Req. 8338. -Frogs. web, pliers, £267 3s. 9d.-G. V. Mulder.

3877 Req. 8340.- Straps, Nveb, supporting, £600.- Albert Fisher.

3878 Req. 80(15.- Spares for refrigerators, £238 5s. lid.- New System Telephones Pty. Ltd.

3879 Req. 8066.- Spares for refrigerators, £427 5s. Id.- F. C. Lovelock Pty. Ltd.

3880 Req. 8350. -Coir platting, £210 4s. 8d. -Royal Viet. Institute for Blind.

:3881 Req. 8351.- Frogs, bayonet, £324 7s. 64. -W. Jackson. :3852 Req. 5341. -Tents. oblong, £3.232 106. -R. Doming. :158:3 Req. 8447. -Carriers, soiled linen. £347 Is. 8d.-

Lindberg Foster & Co. :3884 Req. 8445.-Automatic skid loaders, £2,0.46 Gs.-

\V. II. & S. Massey Pty. Ltd. 38Sr5 Req. 8023.-Suits, flying. tropical. £453 15s. -K.

Buxton. 3886 Req. 6298.- Paint, luminous, £1,397 10s.-H. A.

Chivers. :3887 Req. 8256.- Grease, graphited. £283 17s. 6d.-Shell

Co. of Aust. Ltd. :3888 Req. 8305.-X-ray units, £384. -Watson Victor Ltd. 3889 Req. 8314. -Trousers. self -supporting, £270 6s. 8d.-

Latoof & Calli! Pty. Ltd.

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3890 Req. 8320.-Ophthalmic lenses, £2,062 10s.- Arthur Cocks & Co. Ltd.

3891 Req. 8438. -Corrugated nesting cans, £6,000. -A. Joyce & Co. Pty. Ltd.

3892 -3 Req. 8239 - Life buoys, £1,010 12s. 6d.-G. P. Embleton & Co.

Lights for life buoys, £667 IOs.-- British General Electric Co. Ltd.

3894 Req. 8433.-Steel shelving compon., 13,628 15s. 9d.- United Metal Industries Ltd.

3895 Req. 7445.-Shoes, black leather, £6,716 18s. 10d.- A. A. Davison Pty. Ltd.

3896 Req. 7444.-Shoes, black leather, £3,358 17s. 8d.- Wsn'. Campbell Pty. Ltd.

3897 Req. 7456.-Shoes, tan leather, £2,975 10s. 5d.- Spicer Shoe Co. Pty. Ltd.

3898 Req. 8248.-Bags, paper, £986 1l s. l ld. -F. C. Black- wood Pty. Ltd.

3899 Req. 8244.- Latrine paper, £3,320 16s. 8d.-Andrew Jack Dyson Pty. Ltd.

3900 -3 Req. 8249.-Camouflage paint - £5,91.6 13s. 4d. -Brit. Aust. Lead Mfrs. Pty. Ltd. £8,972 10s. -- ,Sherwin Williams Co. (Aust.) Ltd. £725. --JV. F. Campbell Ptv. Ltd. £3,270 1ßs. 8d.- Jensen & Nicholson Pty. Ltd.

3904 Req. 8300. -+Socks, worsted, £3,080 14s. 7d. -Hast- ings Hosiery Mills.

3905 Req. 8441. -Bedsteads, £3,473 Ss. 9d.-Cyclone Co. of

Aust. Pty. Ltd. 3906 Req. 8425. -Feet, iron, £206 I5s. -A. H. Ryan &

Irving Pty. Ltd. 3907 Req. 8190. -Buckles and slides, brass, £3,251 16s. 8cl.

-K. G. Luke Pty. Ltd. 3908 Req. 8189.- Buckles, brass, £2,573- 15s. --Carr Fas-

tener Co. of Aust. Ltd. 3909 Req. 8413.- Hooks, ,brass with tips, £1,969. -13.

Arendsen & Sons. :1910 Req. 8436. -Base plates. £924. -Charles Hope Ltd. 3911 Req. 8255. -- Cement, £382 10s.- Australian Cement

Ltd. 3912 Req. 8245.- Wooden components for cots, folding,

£35,750. -H. Beecham & Co. Pty. Ltd. 3913 Req. 8289.- Exploder, C.E., £330.- Goldings Pty.

Ltd. 3914 Req. 8010.- Trousers;

:apparel Pty. Ltd. 3915 Req. 8011.-Trousers,

;11 fg. Co. 3916 Req, 7606.- Trousers.

Lane. 3917 Req. 7999. -Trousers, khaki. £10,137 10s.-.T. Sack -

v i l le Pty. Ltd. 3918 Req. 7603.-Trousers, khaki. £6,758 6s. 8d.-El-

dorado Clothing Co. 3919 Req. 8028. -Trousers,

Stanton Bourke Ptv. Ltd. 3920 Req. 7604.-Trousers,

dorado Clothing Co. :3921 Req. 7613.- Trousers, khaki. £13,516 13s. 44. -Chief

Clothing Co. 3922 Req. 8013. -Trousers, khaki, £2,534 7s. 6d.-J. Dixon

& Son. 3923 Req. 8431. -Jacks, lifting. £364. Trewhella Bros.

Pty. Ltd. :3924 Req. 8432.- Jacks, lifting, £910.- Trewhella Bros.

Pty. Ltd. 3925 Req. 8242. -Acid resisting paint. £345 Gs. 6d.--Ster-

ling Varnish Co. 392G Req. 7457.-Shoes, field, £8,035 18s. 4d.- Whybrow

&.. Co, Pty. Ltd. 3927 Req. 8428. -Tubular nesting chairs, £8,425 3s. 6d.-

British Tube Mills (Aust.) Ltd. 3928 Req. 8427. - Bedsteads, folding, £243 15s.- Cyclone

Co. of Aust. Pty. Ltd. 3929 Req. 8188. -Tubular nesting chairs, £2.035 13s. 9d.-

British Tube Mills (Aust.) Ltd. 3930 Req. 8430. -Vapour pressure thermometers, £252.-- -

A.E. Supplies Pty. Ltd. 3931 Req. 8089.- Ironclad switches, £3,206 5s.-Nilsen

Cromie Pty. Ltd. 3932 Req. 8236. -Corrosion preventive,. £555 Cs. 84.-

Neptune Oil Co. Pty. Ltd. .

3933 Req. 8237. -Corrosion preventive, £758 12s. 64.- Neptune Oil Co. Pty. Ltd.

3934 Req. 8347.-Covers, waterproof, £11,019 3s. 4d.-- Denzil Don Pty. Ltd.

3935 Req. 7467. - Braces, W.E., £262 10s.- Gnneral Motors - Hoidens Ltd.

3936 Req. 8221. - Tracydex allsteel units, £425.- McCar-

ron Bird & Co. 3937 Req. 8411. - Oxygen cylinders, £702.- Connnonwealth

Oxygen & Acetylene Pty. Ltd. 3938 Req. 8412. - Oxygen cylinders, £351.-Aust. Oxygen

& Industrial Gases Ltd.

2565 --3

drill, £3,394 13s. 5d.- Sphinx

drill, £3,394 13s. 5d.- Sutcliffe

khaki. £2,179 13s. 94.-J

khaki, £2,365

khaki. £19,007

8s. 44. -A. 16s. 3d. -E1-

No. 97.---17th May 1945

3939 Req. 8094. -Kits for generators, £4,725. -- Maryut.

Pty. Ltd. 3940 Req. 8095. -Kits for trucks, £6,934- Maryut Pty

Ltd. E Deakin 3941 l.eq. 8437

Co. Ltd. 3942 Req. 8294.

Sons Pty. Ltd. 3943 Req. 8301 3944 Req. 8318

1 +economic Mfg. Co 3945 Req. 8326

Pty. Ltd. 3946 Req. 8322

Reynolds & Co. 3947 Req. 8454

Thomas. 3948 Req. 8450.- Elevating trucks, £5,959. - Norton Tootill

& Co. 3949 Req. 7938. -Square headed bolts, £245. McPhereon's

--Couplers, £5,817 105. vans,

-Buttons, gilt, £4,570 6s. 8d.-- Stokes

-- Parachutes, £11,709 8S.-- Prestige Ltd.

.-Bandoliers, cotton, £1,458 Os. 8d.-

.-- +Covers, mattress, £595.-4.

.- Handkerchiefs, khaki, £706

.- Boxes, tool, metal, £1,597 15s. -L. J.

A. Munro

5s.-A. T.

Ltd. 3950 Req. 8104. -Wire copper, enamelled, £2,727 17s. 4d.-

Bola Co. Pty. Ltd. :3951 Req. 8460.- +Smallcraft ,boat fittings, £1,246 15s. 9d.

-Paul & Gray Ltd. 3952 Req. 8254.- Special process films, £1,146 3s. 4d:

Kodak (Asia) Pty. Ltd. 3953 Req. 8352. - Leather, bails, stained, £218 15s.-- Denzil

Don Pty. Ltd.

Contracts Gazetted Twice -5th and 12th April, 1945.

2843 -8 Req. 7367- Paint, stencilling-

£241 16s. 11d.-British Aust. Lead Mfrs. Ltd. £284 3s. 4d.- Sterling Varnish Co.

Varnish, interior, £864 18s. 4d.- Taubmans Ltd. Pigment, red lead, £311.-Commonwealth Litharge & Red

Lead Co. Shellac, orange, £392.- British Paints (Aust.) Pty. Ltd. Lacquers, brushing, £1,182 6s.-- Lusteroid Pty. Ltd.

2833 Req. 7369.- Paints, stencilling, £272 6s. 7d.- Goodiass Wall & Co. Pty. Ltd.

2834 -6 Req. 7364 - Paints, stencilling, £1,260 lbs. 10d.- British Aust. Lead

Mfrs. Ltd. Interior enamels -

£3,293 3s. 3d.- Taubmans Pty. Ltd. £4,727 1l s. 6d.- Sherwin Williams (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.

2837 Req. 7509. -Pipe fittings, £355 9s. 8d. -E. W. Fittings Ltd.

2838 Req. 7200.-Leather soles, £2,365 4s. 8d. -Bryce &

Duncan Pty. Ltd. 2839 Req. 7239.-Leather soles, £2,298 18s. 4d.- Keating

Bros. 2840 Req. 7294.-Wallets, waterproof, £5,833 Os. 8d. -G.

Bramall & Co. 2841 Req. 73641. -Paint, stencilling, £4,998 3s. 4d.- G'oodlaas

Wall & Co. Pty. Ltd. 2842 Req. 7365.- Paint, interior, enamel, £407 16s. 8d.-

a'sian United Paint Co.

s

Contracts Gazetted Twice -28th March, 1945, and 12th . April, 1946.

2808 Req. 6953. -Jump cards, £282 10s.- McLaren & Co.

Contracts Gazetted Twice -12th April, 1945.

2860 Req. 7503.-Steel bars, flat, £816 9s. 7d. -Aust. Iron & Steel Co. Ltd.

New South Wales.

3954 Req. 1085. - Shorts, tropical, khaki, £1,030 Ils. Id.- N. G. Rushall & Co.

3955 Req. 1201.- Electric frier, £300.-Sterling Electric Manufacturin;.

3956 Req. 1228. -Oil, linseed, £1.819 19t .- Meg;itts Ltd. 3957 Req. 1229. -Oil, linseed, £2,155 12s. Od: Meggitts Ltd. 3958 Req. 1230. - Sisalkraft, £621,- Australian Sisalkraft

Co. 3959 Req. 1231. - Lubricating oil, £425 í6s. 8d. -Shell

Oil Co. 3960 Req. 1232.-Lamps, £242 4s.- British General

Electric. 3961 Req. 1234. - Binders, sectional, post, £533 10s.-Les

Baddock Pty. Ltd. .

3962 Req. 1236.- Bofors R.U. lockers, £865. - Wunderlich Ltd.

3963 Req. 1239.---Chain cable, £962.-Falkiner Machinery. 3964 Req. 1241. - Batteries, £379 7s. 6d. -Exide Batteries.. 3965 Req. 1242. -Cover, aircraft, £200. - N.S.W. Govern-

ment Railways. .

3966 Req. 124:3. - Boxes, fuse, £381 12s.-Plated Products. 3967 Req. 1246. -Coal, £295 4s. -F. H. S. Miller. 3968 Req. 1247. -Foam compound, £847 18. 8d.- Harrison

Ramsay.

No. 97. :17th May, 1945 1148 Commonwealth Gazette

3969 Req. 1250.-Cases, air -freight, £266 13e. 4d.-National Box Co.

:7o Req. 1251.-Electric motors, £248 8s.- Robert Bryce & Co.

3971. Req. 1253.- Safety razor blades, £416 13s. 4d. -K. Gabler.

3972 Req. 1255.- Linseed oil, £432 9s. 9d: Meggitts Ltd. 3973 Req. 1257. -Aga cooker, £344 18s. ßd. -Lewin & Co. 3974 Req. 1258.- Linseed oil, £858 5s.- Meggitts Ltd. 3975 Req. 1259.- Paint, &c., £260 9s. 4d. -Lewis Berger &

Sons. 3976 Req. 1263. -Turpentine, £269 lls.- Vacuum Oil Co. 397.7 Req. 1264. -Special cabin fittings, £1,296 ].5s: W. G.

Watson & Co. 3978 Req. 1266.- Silencers, £688. -Vokes Pty. Ltd. 3979 Req. 1268. -Key chains, £270 lls. 3d.- Hipkiss

Kershaw. 3980 Req. 1269.- Cabinets, wooden, £893 2s.- N.S.W. Sash

Door & Joinery Works. 3981 Req. 1270. -Mallets, wood, £825.-A. E. Turton. 3982 Req. 1271.- Distribution boxes, £220 18s. --Alan Crook

Electrical. 3983 Req. 1272.- Junction boxes, £381 5s.-Scanlan

Electric. 3984 Req. 1276. -Hot water boilers, £313 5s.-J. Sainsbury

& Co. 3985 Req. 1278. -Hand punch, &c., £1,106 15s.- British

Tabulating Machine. .3986 Req. 1279. -Cases, wooden, £2,216 13s. 4d.- National

Box Co. 3987 Req. 1280. Stretchers, folding, metal, &c., £2,141

18s. 9d.-Acme Bedstead Co. 3988 Req. 1281.-Standard Canadian newsprint, £1,800

is. 3d.- Edwards Dunlop & Co. 3989 Req. 1283. -Belts, leather, £477 55. -J. W. Trathen

& Co. 3990 Req. 1284.-Switches, £994 10s.-Kelly Engineering

Co. 3991 Req. 1286. -W.T. Switch, £1,094 1.Os. -- Hocking Water Heater Co. 3992 Req. 1287. -Water -cooling units, £1,926 8s. 10d.- Daugar Gedye and Malloch. 3993 Req. I289.- Galvanized rigging screws, £237 5s. -Paul

& Gray Ltd. 3994 Req. 1291.-Repairs to armatures and fans, £702

4s. 5d. -F. W. Brinsmead. 3995 Req. I292.- Repacking of chemicals, £288 5s.- Barnes

& Co.

South Australia. 3996 Req. 5937.- Boring tools, £202.- Horwood Bagshaw Ltd. 3997 Letter. -Laundry services, period let April, 1945, to 31st March, 1946, estimated £610 ls. 4d.- Terrill's Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. Ltd. 3998 Letter. --Dry cleaning and pressing of clothing, period ending 30th June, 1945, estimated £354 3s. 4d.- Australian Dry Cleaners. 3999 Req. 5953. - Cartons, transit, for detonators, £377 10s. -Sands & McDougall Pty. Ltd. 4000 Letter.- Laundry services, period 1st April, 1945, to 31st March, 1946, estimated -

£1,739 3s. 4d.- Infectious Diseases Hospital Board. £489 12e. 5d.-Laundries & Dry Cleaners Ltd.

Australian Broadcasting Act 1942.

AUSTRALIAN B'ROADCAST'ING COMMISSION.

1:1 lS Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council, has - (a) accepted the resignation of William James Cleary, Esq., as Chairman and Member of the Australian Broadcasting Commission. as from the 31st March, 1945; (L) appointed John Stanislaus Hanlon, Esq., a Member of the Australian Broadcasting Commission (in place of W. J. Cleary, Esq.) for the period as from the 1st April, 1945, to the 30th June, 1947, with remuneration at the rate of £300 per annum; and (c) appointed Richard James Fildes Boyer, Esq., a Com- missioner of the Australian Broadcasting Commis- sion, to the office of Chairman of the Commission for the period as from the 1st April, 1945, to the 30th June, 1946, with remuneration at the rate of £1,250 per annum.

-(Ex. Min. Nos. 11 and 14.)

HI.S Royal Highness the Governor- General in Council has appointed Thomas Patrick Walsh as Acting Deputy

Commissioner of Pensions under the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1944 and Acting Deputy Commissioner of Maternity Allowances under the Maternity Allowance Act 1912 -1944 for the State of New South \Vales during the temporary absence of F. Pogson as from 30th April, 1945.

.T. M. FRASER, Minister for Social Services.

II'S Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council ha

appointed Thomas O'Donnell as Acting Deputy Commis- sioner of Pensions under the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1944 and Acting Deputy Commissioner of Maternity Allowances under the Maternity Allowance Act 1912 -1944 for the State of Victoria during the temporary absence of J. F. Collopy as from 30th April, 1945.

J. M. FRASER, Minister for Social Services.

Royal Highness the Governor- General in Council haI JIS appointed Leopold Arthur Kennpson as Acting Deputy

Commissioner of Pensions under the Invalid and Oìd -age Pensions Act 1908 -1944 and Acting Deputy Commissioner of Maternity Allowances under the Maternity Allowance Act 1912-1944 for the State of Queensland during the temporary absence of A. V. Afflick as from 30th April, 1945.


HIS Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council has appointed Sidney Kerr Smith as Acting Deputy Commis-

sioner of Pensions under the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1944 and Acting Deputy Commissioner of Maternity Allowances under the Maternity Allowance Act 1912 -1944 for the State of South Australia during the temporary absence of T. J. Greer as from 30th April, 1945.


HIS Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council has appointed Roderick James Mooney as Acting Deputy Commissioner of Pensions under the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1944 and Acting Deputy Commissioner of Maternity Allowances under the Maternity Allowance Act 1912 -1944 for the State of Western Australia during the temporary absence of C. R. Burdeu as from 30th April, 1945.


Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1920 -1943. ASSESSMENT APPEAL TRIBUNALS.

I

;IS Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council has been pleased to appoint Captain Albury Murray Nowland as Chairman of an Assessment Appeal Tribunal under the .Australian Soldiers' Repatriation. Act 1920 -1943 for a period of twelve months, with salary at the rate of £1,500 per annum as from the date of commencing duty.

C. W. FROST, Minister for Repatriation.

d.ustralian Soldiers' Repatriations Act 1920 -1943. REPATRIATION BOARD, TASMANIA.

[FS Royal Highness the Governor- General in Council has approved that, pursuant to section 15 of the Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Aet 1920 -1943, Bertram Julius Harlem be appointed as member and chairman of the Repatriation Board for Tasmania from 4th June, 1945, to 30th June, 1946, vice Reginald Henry Webster, whose appointment has been terminated. C. W. FROST, Minister for Repatriation.

Superannuation Act 1922 -1943.

I N pursuance of the provisions of subsection (6.) of section 4 of the Su-pera+t),uai o,i 'I et 1922 -1943, I, Donald Cameron, Postmaster- General, the Minister administering the Australian. Broadcasting Act 1942, do hereby direct, on the recommendation of the Australian Broadcasting Commission, that the undermentioned employee of the Commission shall be deemed to be an employee within the meaning of section 4 of the Superannuation Act 1922 -1943:- NEW SOUTH WALES.

Duckmanton, Enid Ellen.

D. CAMERON, Postmaster -General.

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Commonwealth Gazette 1149 No. 97. -17th May, 1945

COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH.

APPOINTMENT OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.

APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to a position of Mechanical and Electrical Engineer on the staff of

the Council's Head Office, Melbourne. Duties.-General consultation and design work in connexion

with buildings, services, plant, fittings, &c., for the Council's laboratories situated in various parts of Australia, including giving specialist advice in connexion with pilot plant and other similar experimental projects.

Qualifications.- University degree in mechanical and electrical engineering. Should be conversant with engineering workshop and foundry practice.

Salary.- Dependent on qualifications and experience, salary to be within limits £800- £1,000 per annum.

Subject to a satisfactory medical éxaanivation, the successful applicant will be appointed initially on probation for a period of twelve months, but thereafter, if confirmed in his appointment is an officer of the Council, will be eligible to contribute to, and receive benefits from, either the Common- wealth Superannuation Fund or the Commonwealth Provident Fund.

Applications, stating date of birth, nationality, present employment, particulars of qualifications and experience, accompanied by copies of not more than four testimonials, should reach the undersigned not later than the 21st May, 1945.

G. A. COOK, Secretary. Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert -

street, East Melbourne, C.2, Victoria.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

IBS Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council has approved of the following changes being made:-

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

Appovrttnwnt t.- Lieutena nt- Commander Ambrose Maynard Dudley Lampen is appointed on loan from the Royal Navy, with seniority in rank of 1st May, 1942, dated 16th March, 1945.

Promotions.- Lieuteaaaiits John McLaughlan Adams, Timothy Monckton Synnot, D.S.C., and Ian Kitchener Purvis are promoted to the rank of Acting Lieutenant- Commander, dated 1st May, 1945; Acting Sub -Lieutenant Francis Floyd Simmons is promoted to the rank of Sub -Lieutenant, dated 1st October, 1944: William Henry Johnston, official number 1.3036, John William McMinn, official number 17187, Alec Russell Ryan, official number 17514, Thomas Andrew Scott, official number 18955, and Al'_an Gray Suggate, official number 13487, Chief Engine Room Artificers, are promoted to the rank of Temporary Warrant Engineer (Acting) (Provisional), dated 18th April, 1945; Frederick Keith Gorham, Mechanician 1st Class, official number 17329, is promoted to the rank of Temporary Warrant Mechanician (Acting) (Provisional), dated 18th April, 1945 ; Eric Francis Bowerman, official num- her 14783, and John Alexander Lee, official number 12190, Stores Chief Petty Officers, are promoted to thé rank of Tem- porary Warrant Stores Officer (Acting) (Provisional), dated 17th April, 1945 ; Leslie Mortimer, Petty Officer Steward, official number 181103, is promoted to the rank of Temporary Warrant Catering Officer (Acting) (Provisional) , dated 28th April, 1945.

Termination of Appointment. --The appointment of Lieu - tenant- Commander Charles Richard Kelsey Roe, D.S.C., is terminated on reversion to the Royal Navy, dated 4th February, 1945.

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

Termination of Appointment. -The appointment of William Murt James as Temporary Warrant Officer is terminated, dated 26th March, 1945.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.

Promotions.-Sub-Lieutenants William Anthony Gilbert and Alfred Leonard Farrell are promoted to the rank of Lieu- tenant (Provisional) , dated 6th February, 1945, and 8th March. 1945, . respectively ; Sub -Lieutenant Robert Alexander Hearty is promoted to the rank of Acting Lieutenant (Pro- visional), dated 6th April, 1945; Acting Sub -Lieutenants Edward John Curtis and Berry Dubois Spooner are promoted to the rank of Sub -Lieutenant, dated 30th December, 1944, and 9th January, 1945, respectively; Acting Sub -Lieu- tenants Geoffrey James Colquhoun and Haro'd Reginald Featherstone are promoted to the rank of Sub -Lieutenant, dated 11th March, 1945; Acting Sub -Lieutenants Robert Spencer Gillen, Alan Macdonald Wannan and Peter Dewar

Mackie are promoted to the rank of Sub- Lieutenant, dated 19th March, 1945, 16th April, 1945, and 23rd April, 1945, respectively; Midshipmen John Wallace Ball, Ian Ross Griffith and Anthony John MacPherson Moore are promoted to the rank of Acting Sub -Lieutenant, dated 6th March, 1945, 25th March, 1945, and 17th April, 1945, respectively; Midshipman (on probation) Michael Anthony Gleeson -W hite is promoted to the rank of Acting Sub -Lieutenant (on probation) , dated 24th April, 1945; Surgeon Lieutenant Allan Gordon Campbell, D.S.O., is promoted to the rank of Surgeon Lieutenant-Com- mander, dated 1. st April, 1945; Acting Sub- Lieutenants (S) Geoffrey Wallace Campbell and Douglas Ross Martin are promoted to the rank of Sub - Lieutenant (S), dated 27th March, 1945.

Confirmation in Rank. -Sub- Lieutenants (Provisional) Wiliam Anthony Gilbert, Alfred Leonard Farrell and Robert Alexander Hearty are confirmed in the rank of Sub -Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 1.2th January, 1943, 3rd March, 1943, and. 7th July, 1943, respectively; Acting Sub -Lieutenants (ou probation) Geoffrey James ColquhOun and Harold Reginald Featherstone are confirmed in the rank of Acting Sub- Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of Ilth September, 1944; Acting Sub- Lieutenant (on probation) Alan Macdonald Wannan is confirmed in the rank of Acting Sub -Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 16th October, 1944; Midshipmen (on probation) John Wal'.ace Ball and Anthony John MacPherson Moore are confirmed in the rank of Midshipman, with seniority in rank of 16th October, 1944.

Award of Volunteer Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. -The following are awarded the Volunteer Long Service and Good Conduct Medal:- Donald Charles Gribble, Yeoman of Signals, official number F/2066, date of award 22nd July, 1943; Leslie Attwell Dunn, Petty Officer (Temporary) , official number F/2127, date of award, 24th September, 1943; Rody Thomas Anketell, Stores Petty Officer ( Temporary) official number PM/2135, date of award 28th March, 1945 ; George Herbert Stephen Rogers, Leading Stoker, official number W /865, date of award, 2nd September, 1942; Eric Harold Swaffer, Leading Telegraphist, official number B /1611, -date of award, 4th February, 1943 ; Clifton Fraser Hay, Leading Seaman (Tem- porary), official number F/2579, date of award, 3rd ,Tanuary, 1!145; Maxwell Robert Middleton, Leading Signalman (Tem- porary) , official number S/3288, date of award 30th March, 15'45; Paul Figucio, Acting Leading Seaman (Temporary), official number S/3260, date of award 23rd March, 1945; James Graham Moffat, Able Seaman, official number PM /770, dite of award, 28th January, 1941 ; Arthur Henry Gilligan, Able Seaman, official number S/2268, date of award, 14th February, 1944 ; .Tack Donoghue, Able Seaman, official number H/860, date of award 3rd April, 1944; John Marshall, Ahle

'Seaman, official number S/2796, date of award 7th April, 1944; Ronald Sidney Rowe, Able Seaman, official number S/2942, date of award Sth August, 1944; Laurence Edgar Amos, Able Seaman, official number PA/1480, date of award 20th August, 1944 ; Ernest Eric Stewart, Able Seaman. official number PM /1853. date of award 22nd September, 1944.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUN VA,R RESERVE.

. /'i.omotion.s. --Sub- Lieutenants Geoffrey Bruce Hancock, Rodney Ian Meyers, Keith Stuart Nicol, Colin Angus Glen- denning, Randall Harcourt Ick, Bruce George King, Frederick Arthur Gill and William David Macgregor are promoted to the rank of Lieutenant (Provisional) , dated 2nd February, 1944,. llth November, 1944, 21st December, 1944, 26th December, 1944, 6th January, 1945, 9th January, 1945, 8th February, 1945, and 9th April, 1945, respectively; Sub - Lieutenant Frederick Arthur Gill is promoted to the rank of Acting Lieutenant (Provisional), dated 9th January, 1945; Sub- Lieutenants William Hamilton Carr, Ray Boyd Davies and Joseph Alexander Millard are promoted to the rank of Acting Lieutenant (Provisional), dated 23rd April, 1944, 4th February, 1945, and 12th_ February, 1945, respectively; Sub - Lieutenants Douglas Harwood Jarvis and Wilfred Lyman Eatt are promoted to the rank of Acting Lieutenant (Pro- visional), dated 21st March, 1945; Midshipman John Charles Gahan is promoted to the rank of Acting Sub- Lieutenant, dated 12th December, 1944.

Confirmation in Rank.--Sub-Lieutenants (on probation) Colin Angus Glendenning, Randall Harcourt Ick, William David Macgregor, Keith Stuart Nicol, Geoffrey Bruce Hancock and William Ha- milton Carr are confirmed in the rank of Sub-Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 26th -June, 1942, 24th July, 1942, 9th October, 1942, 5th February, 1943, nth March, 1943, and 23rd April, 1943, respectively.

Transfers.-Lieutenant (S) James McConnell Hambleton is transferred to the Special Branch in the rank of Lieutenant (Provisional) , with seniority in rank of 12th May, 1939, dated 17th March, 1945; Acting Lieutenant (Provisional) Alexander Lennox Craig Davidson is transferred to the Special Branch in the rank of Lieutenant (Provisional) , with seniority in rank of 21st August, 1942, dated 28th February, 1945.

No. 97.-17th May, 1945

Termination of Appointments.-The appointment of Joliu Vernon Lobb as Acting Lieutenant- Commander is terminated, dated 9th April, 194+5; the appointments of Keith Ernest George Davidson, Eric Charles Child and Ian Fair ley Graham Downs as Lieutenants (Provisional) are termïnated, dated 31st March, 1945, 9th April, 1945, and 10th April, 1945. respectively.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.

special Branch. Appointments. -David Blair Campbell, official number

26082, Robert Lawrence Cunneen, official number 26842, Ronald Millar lades, official number 24824, Arnold Colin Gordon Garrard, official number 25878, and Neil Ross Newman, official number 25772, Coders, Royal Australian Navy, are appointed Acting Sub -Lieutenants (on probation ), dated 30th April, 1945; Henry Herbert Crane, Yeoman of Signals, official number S/845, AIlan Joseph Inman, Petty Officer Writer, official number B/22, Donald Alan McEachen, Stores Assistant (A /S) , official number H/2706, and Joseph Penn ington, Leading Telegraphist. official number PA/1469, Royal Australian Naval Reserve, are appointed Acting Sub - Lieutenants (on probation) , dated 30th April, 1945.

Promotions.-Lieutenants James McConnell Hambleton and Lancelot Morton Spiller Hargrave, M.C., are promoted to the rank of Acting Lieutenant -Commander, dated 1st May, 1945; Sub -Lieutenants Harry Birchall Field, Malcolm Robert Bruce, Reginald Welliugs, Robert George Ive and Philip John Medhurst are promoted to the rank of Lieutenant (Provi- sional) , dated 18th January, 1945, 9th March, 1945, 15th March. 1945, 30th March. 1945, and 26th April, 1945. respectively; Acting Sub -Lieutenants Clarence John Baker, Arthur George Jarman, Bruce Morton Thomas and Arnold Kenneth Wertheimerr are promoted to the rank of Sub - Lieutenant, dated 16th April, 1945.

Confirmation in lank.- Acting Sub- Lieutenants (on probation) Clarence John Baker, Arthur George Jarman, Bruce Morton Thomas and Arnold Kenneth Wertheimer are confirmed in the rank of Acting Sub -Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 16th October, I944.-(Ex. Min. No. 23.)

NORMAN J. O. MAKIN, Minister for the Navy.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE. HIS Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council has

approved of the following changes being made: - CITIZEN AIR FORCE.

GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The following warrant officers and non -commissioned officers (Pilots) are appointed to commissions on probation with the rank of Pilot Officer with effect from the dates indicated:- - Warrant Officers No. 414226 Donald Munro Gregor, 10th June, 1944, No. 405772 Kevin Edward Sorohan, 14th June, 1944, No. 403317 Colin Douglas Bell, 8th July, 1944, No. 425589 Walter Frederick Blackford, 22nd July, 1944, No. 409145 Arthur William Kendall, 28th July, 1.944, No. 415810 Patrick Michael Anderson Markham, 1st August, 1944, No. 401902 Thomas William Cheevers, No. 420655 Marshall George, 5th August, 1944, No. 421792 Flight Sergeant Trevor Albert Collister, 16th August, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 413942 Leslie Barnett, 28th August., 1944, No. 402029 Reginald William Dale Calvert, 30th August, 1944, No. 420643 John Dickie, 5th September, 1944, No. 405585 John Ward Herrinian, 6th September, 1944, No. 427837 Flight Sergeant Kenneth James Bothwell, 8th September. 1944, No. 412450 Warrant Officer John James Jenkins, No. 426630 Flight Sergeant Robert Tirrell Kirkegard, 11.th September, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 413355 Robert Henry Cuthbertson, No. 415802 Eric Warren Leary, 12th September, 1944. No. 421144 John Patrick Atkins, 16th September, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 422158 Barry Clifford Finch, No. 421195 Ronald Edward Robert Fountain. No. 4212] 4 Patrick John Gallagher. 18th September, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 422016 John Boyd, 20th September, 1944, No. 405481 Francis John ífllrbert, 21st September, 1944, No. 437282 Flight Sergeant Norman George Steer, 22nd September, 1944, No. 413870 Warrant Officer Arrile Bather James. 26th September, 1944, No. 429081 Flight Sergeant Ivan Lindsay Vinail Thompson. 27th September. 1944, Warrant Officers No. 415991 Howard Kitchener Jenkinson. 2nd October, 1944, No. 410306 James Carlisle C9rngin, 3rd October, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 429970 Jacle Arnold Kurtzer, 4th October, 1944, No. 428710 William Maxwell Howard, No. 417726 Warren Player Sharp, 11th October, 1944, No. 408851 Warrant Officer Keith William Koskv, No. 426985 Flight Sergeant Arthur Glenn Steele, 13th October, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 414262 Harold Alexander Patton, 14th October, 1944, No. 406238 Noel Frank Crosbie, No. 411404 Norman Francis Swift, 15th October, 1944, No. 414128 David Henry Clarke Dunn. 17th October. 1944. No. 437329 Flight Sergeant Frank Nelson Bennett. No. 421432 Warrant Officer Charles Henry Marshall, 19th October, 1944,


No. 2678 Flight Sergeant Seam Wrist Nielson, Warrant Officers No. 411971 Robert Hender Trowbridge, No. 413056 Mark John Whitby, 20th October, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 424149 Peter Gerald Longwill Collett, No. 428908 David Campbell Crofts, No. 429798 Charles Norman Hall, No. 7029 Leighton Countnay Palmer, No. 427786 Alfred Norman Print, 23rd October, 1944, No. 405973 Warrant Officer John Albert Horne, 24th October, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 437271 Trevor James Howard, No. 428782 Per William Pettit, No. 424104 Richard Leslie Shea, No. 419622 Philip Stuart Sherren, No. 412759 Warrant Officer Reginald Thomas Wright, 25th October, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 428691 Lloyd William Gray, No. 419136 Norman Henry Orchard, No. 423560 Charles Francis Stewart, 26th October, 1944, No. 410945 Warrant Officer Kenneth Roy Caldecott, No. 428093 Flight Sergeant Robert Selwyn Halewood, No. 413620 Warrant Officer Clifford Alan Murray Taylor, 27th October, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 417760 Robert Edward Roberts, No. 429746 Kenneth Roslyn Sinclair, No. 410183 Kenneth Sydney Trollope, 28th October, 1944, No. 428341 Graham Edward McGrath, No. 424818 Alexander Maxwell cV.icar, No. 422883 Keith Gage Pollard, 29th October, 1944, No. 409180 Warrant Officer Stanley James McKoy, 30th October, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 419849 Ronald Holt, No. 423007 Claude Desmond Pauline, No. 424466 Alexander William Albert Rudling, 31st October. 1944, No. 436307 John Ralph Anstce, No. 428296 Robert James Chalmers, No. 427990 Archibald Gilmour, No. 427382 Roy Hill, No. 429665 Eric \Vaverley IvieGlew, No. 432255 Keith Willoughby Payne, 2nd November. 1.944, Warrant Officers No. 423430 Sidney Spencer Ward, 3rd November, 1944, No. 417978 Ian Stuart Smith, 5th November, 1944. Flight Sergeants No. 436063 Alec Arthur Ainley, No. 430338 Charles Nicholas Clymo, No. 430317 Henry Coffey, No. 428385 Frederick William Eltis, No. 432777 Gregory Luke Feehan, No. 419716 Kenneth Grimmer, No. 430139 Don Edward Kendall, No. 430180 Kenneth Henry Marks, No. 428444 Allan Duncan McCubbin, No. 425200 Warrant Officer Jack Dennis O'Brien, Flight Sergeants No. 429995 Robert Walter Peters, No. 432034 Norman William Neville Tanner, No. 13976 Frank Thomson, No. 430225 William Dallas Turner, 6th November, 1944, No. 427800 Ronald Cocks, No. 434212 Donald Ernest Fassi No. 430079 Lawrence Ernest Heiden, No. 418230 Warrant Officer Brian Scott Inglis, No. 424587 Flight Sergeant Errol James Iii ram, Warrant Officers No. 409160 Roderick Lyall, No. 4.14808 William Wentworth Mace, No. 421027 Colin Stewart Robertson, No. 432284 Flight Sergeant Phillip Patrick Sullivan, No. 412047 Warrant Officer Richard Arthur John York, 7th November, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 422922 Lindon Frederick Bevies Barrett, No. 426251 Alexander .?effrev Clarson, No. 419122 Alan McRae Fulton, 8th November, 1944. No. 429297 Stuart Francis Browne, No. 424707 George Chapman Thomas, No. 427630 Ralph Robert White, 9th November, 1944, No. 419460 Edward James Desmond, No. 434216 Ronald Campbell Grace, No. 423791. Russell John Jones, No. 425762 Raymond Marly Seeney, 10th November, 1944, No. 429965 William Charles James, 11th Yrnveniber, 1944, No. 419963 Frank Stanley Mitchell Smith. 12th November, 1944, No. 35127 Warrant Officer Richard Tíopman. 13th November, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 429993 Harry Spencer Martin, No. 437035 Leslie Edward Way, No. 42299G Frederick Richard Wright, 17th November, 1944, No. 12333 Warrant Officer Frederick Alfred Charters, 18th November, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 413956 Bruce George Backton. No. 427389 Eric John Mack, No. 414329 Warrant Officer Cyril Douglas Wittaker, Flight Sergeants No. 422891 Ronald Bruce Williams, 20th November. 1944, No. 429920 John McBea.th Byrnes, No. 417704 Rohl Sam irel Francis, Warrant Officers No. 417142 Allan Frank Willington, 21st November, 1944, No. 10634 Jack Marshall Cairns, Flight Sereants No. 436325 Horace William Hagler, 22nd November, 1944, No. 427948 Malcolm Frederick Rumble, 24th November. 1944, No. 427254 Peter Lennox Napier, No. 432911 leorge Howard Stephen Todd, 29th November, 1944.

The following warrant officers and non- connnissioned officers are appointed to commissions on probation with the rank of Pilot Officer with effect from the dates indicated:-(Navi- gators) No. 420452 Warrant Officer David Charles Corthorn, 4th April, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 418080 John William Berry Down, 24th June, 1944, No. 423895 Albert Edward ieoberts, 28th October, 1944, No. 33643 Reginald Henry Parrineton, 31st October, 1944, No. 419688 David Thomas Lee, 4th November, 1944, No. 430258 Hugh Douglas Atkinson Herz, 10th November, 1944, No. 423478 Raymond Bernard Colis, No. 424679 Frederick Sheppard Smith, 14th November, 1944, No. 432330 Gordon Beacher Yates, 22nd November, 1944, Ne. 424584 Bruce Frederick Greenwood, 23rd November, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 422433 Laurence Drummond Coutts, 24th November, 1944,- (Navigators "B ") NO. 410317 George Murray Drummond, 28th June, 1944, No. 409365 Jack James Wickham, 6th July, 1944, No. 417310 Flight Sergeant Hugh Maxwell McLean, 10th July, 1944, No. 416811 Warrant Officer Bruce Easton Wallace, 6th August, 1944, No. 416937 Flight Sergeant Jeffrey Arthur Brown, 14th August, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 426215 John Victor Bensted, 30th August,

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1944, No. 407352 William Jackson, 31st August, 1944, No. 414686 Damien Patrick Howard, 4th September, 1944, No. 416891 Francis Bryan Power, 5th September, 1944, No. 422545 George Francis Murray, 17th September, 1944, No. 426305 Alan Douglas Cameron, No. 426162 Kenneth Aubrey Rub, 20th September, 1944, No. 411044 Joseph Nicholson, 22nd September, 1944, No. 414259 James Murray O'Connell, 24th September, 1944, No. 421985 Wilfred Smith Johnson, 27th September, 1944, No. 410025 Thomas Bishop Briggs, 30th September, 1$44, No. 437137 Flight Sergeant Phillip Rowe Langsford, ist October, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 413045 Albert Haig Thompson, 3rd October, 1944, No. 413704 Wilton Herbert Wilson, 4th October, 1944, No. 422034 George Victor Weeks, 7th October, 1944, No. 413466 .Flight Sergeant Roy Gregory White, 10th October, 1944, No. 409687 Warrant Officer Davey John Buchan Geddes, 13th October, 1944, No. 432293 Flight Sergeant Donald. Williams, 14th October, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 415807 Evan James McKenzie, 10th October, 1944, No. 410974 George Burns Gray, No. 409172 John Parker Morieson, No. 408337 Alan Lester McIntyre, 17th October, 1944, No. 422253 Maurice Stanley Paff, 18th October, 1944, No. 415643 Kenneth James .Graham, Flight Sergeants No. 435171 Gordon David Long, No. 425967 Ralph John Robertson, Warrant Officers No. 410020 John Alfred Wearne, No. 410317 Allan Leslie Williams, 20th October, 1944, No. 427660 Flight Sergeant Gordon John Frederick Putland, 24th October, 1944, No. 414944 Warrant Officer Vivian Herbert Lucas, 26th October, 1944, No. 422628 Flight Sergeant Oswald Montford, 28th October, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 410968 Joseph Arthur Ford, 29th October, 1944, No. 409I48 Will.iem Ross Kinsman, No. 417890 Kenneth Leslie Richards, 30th October, 1944, No. 410895 Harold Joseph Hutcheson, 31st October, 1944, No. 411960 Phillip Grove Standen, 5th Novem- ber. 1944, No. 415225 Eric Anderson Brown, 6th November, 1944, No. 410274 Flight Sergeant Bernard John Wallbridge. 8th November, 1944, No. 415511 Warrant Officer .John Cornelius Conway, Flight Sergca.nts No. 433090 Edward Albert Cook, 13th November, 1944, No. 426992 Alexander William Callum, 14th November, 1944, No. 424910 Douglas Keith Ellington Anderson. No. 417990 Leonard Ward Burnett, No. 424913 Ronald George Collins, No. 428928 Gordon Lindsay McLean. 15th November, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 410489 Alexander William Hurse, 16th November, 1944. No. 42931: Andrew Fisher, 23rd November, 1944, No. 422277 Flight Sergeant Walter McEllister Leonard, 24th November, 1944. No. 429368 Warrant Officer James Ross Wyllie, 28th Novem- ber, 1944. No. 426997 Flight Sergeant Mervyn Neal Major. 1st December, 1944.

The following warrant officers and non- commissioned officers (Air Bombers) are appointed to commissions on

probation with the rank of Pilot Officer with effect from the dates indicated:-No. 437236 Flight Sergeant David Underwood. 20th October, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 420547 David Edward Dayrell Deall, 22nd October, 1944. No. 422502 Frederick Gwilym Grey, 5th November, 1944, Flight. Sergeants No. 428301 Ernest William Dodemaide, 7th November, 1944.

No. 424599 John Mansfield Meggitt, 10th November, 1944. No. 423104 Warrant Officer Robert Douglas Clive Grieve, 13th November, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 429494 Colin

Stephen Birks, 15th November, 1944, No. 422047 Ross Hopkinson, 17th November, 1944, No. 422491 Warrant. Officer Herbert Hammond Gibson, 23rd November. 1944.

The following warrant officers and non -commissioned officers (Wireless Operators Air "G ") are appointed to commissions on probation with the rank of Pilot Officer with effect from the dates indicated: - Warrant Officers No. 420965 Leslie Berkeley Thomas Laney, 24th April, 1944, No. 403274 Kenneth Harwood Millar, 7th May, 1944, No. 425430 Frank Walker Russell Davidson, 26th May, 1944, No. 404711 Arthur Daniel Duffy, 10th June, 1944, No. 422151 Leslie Albert Ellis, 2nd August, 1944, No. 411565 Cedric William Wilding, 15th August, 1944, No. 410782 Kenneth Brydon Younger, 21st August, 1044, No. 412847 George Clyde Tate, 1st September, 1944, No. 425416 Thomas Bernard Adamson, 6th September. 1944, No. 401289 Owen Edgar Rilsby Tink, 9th September. 1944, No. 405787 John Douglas Crozier, No. 411450 Donald Cameron Mackenzie, 19th September, 1944, No. 414879 James David Bailey, 21st September, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 424198 James Stratford Maund. No. 422705 Laurence Alfred Richardson, 2'd September, 1944, No. 418694 Errol Gordon Robinson, 24th September, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 412670 James Oxley, 27th September, 1944, No. 412410 Thomas Edward Dillon, No. 421367 Flight Sergeant Frank Robert Morrow, 30th September, 1944, No. 429543 Warrant Officer Leslie Fang -Yuen, 2nd October, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 429352 Stephen Alexander Russ, 9th October, 1944, No. 42240; David Kenneth Caldwell, No. 18119 Justin Francis Loughnan, 13th October, 1944, No. 424450 George Arthur Palmer, 1.5th October, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 421241 William Burke. No. 33420 Arthur Francis Paul, No. 409779 Vernon Alfred Walker, 17th October, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 426837 Oliver Joseph Gunders, 18th October, 1944, No. 424039 Frank William Jackson, No. 419407 George Vivian Smith, No. 408427 Warrant Officer Russell Ivan Smith, 23rd October.

1944, No. 418256 Flight Sergeant Vincent Clive Christopher Davis, No. 410841 Warrant Officer Frederick Morris Harker, Flight Sergeants No. 423119 Malcolm David Hook, No. 423863 William James Painting, 24th October, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 412232 Cecil Roy Davies, No. 420775 Richard Eric Peck, 20th October, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 421176 John William Henry Cruse, 28th October, 1944, No. 419604 Jabez Kevin I3enda.11, No. 430020 James William Eudey, Warrant Officers No. 421351 Brian Henry Lee, No. 429333 James Lawson llart.in, Flight Sergeants No. 422609 Owen Frederick Meredith, No. 428365 Richard Morgan Seliwood, No. 416038 Warrant Officer Harry Harfield Whalan, 30th October, 1944, . No. 4137:32

Flight Sergeant Archibald Burns, 31st October, T1944, No. 414981 Warrant Officer Jack Edward Archer, N o. 432091 Flight Sergeant John Brazier Bateman, 1st November, 1944, No. 424877 Warrant Officer John David Stevens, 2nd Novem- her, 1944, No. 423266 Flight Sergeant Kendrick Walter Henry Tong, No. 419416 Warrant Officer Alan Withell Wright, 3rd November, 1944, No. 424619 Flight Sergeant Corbie Oliver Pike, Warrant Officers No. 427665 Ronald James Stokes, 4th November, 1944, No. 418636 George Cranwell, 6th November, 1944, No. 421257 Flight Sergeant Jim Stewart Duffy, Warrant Officers No. 429466 Jack Rhoderick Lyons, No. 424439 Keith 'McIntyre, 7th November, 1944, No. 427614 Alfred Coleman, Flight Sergeants No. 428938 Robert John Victor Waller, 8th November, 1944, No. 424880 Arthur Leslie Plowman, 9th November, 1944, No. 423168 Terance Charles McCourt, 10th November, 1944, No. 28766 Robert Wentworth Byrnes, 11th November, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 426754 Cecil William Jantes iVicElrea, No. 418714 Harold Ernest Williams, 12th November, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 424579 Laurence Percy Bergman, No. 427832 Allan Francis Hogan, No. 403102 Wa r- rant Officer Paul Frederick Leonard Weintz, 13th November, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 428770 Arthur Chiswell Dutch, No. 429257 Leslie John Nichols, No. 437229 Robert Normal? Rowell, 14th November, 1944, No. 434358 James William Roberts, Warrant Officers No. 410405 Jack Murray Clyde Wilson, 15th November, 1944, No. 419195 Felix Charles Martin, 17th November, 1944, No. 424285 Donald James Browning, 19th November, 1944, No. 421431 Leo William Daniel Marcus, No. 407878 James Blyth Ross, 21st November. 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 434130 Kenneth Thomas Casey, 22nd November, 1944, No. 424709 Rodney Charles Wynn, 23rd November, 1944, Warrant Officers No. 426938 Walter Arthur Strawbridge, 26th November, 1944, No. 405674 Thomas Howard Burns, 27th November, 1944, No. 415184 Keith Donald Rose, D.F.C., 12th December, 1944.

The following warrant officers and non -commissioned officers (Air Gunners) are appointed to commissions on probation with the rank of Pilot Officer with effect from the dates indicated: - Warrant Officers No. 414310 Keith ])avid Lovelock, 29th January, 1944, No. 414518 Norman Henry Seaman, 15th August, 1944, No. 427071 Christopher Henry Dixon, 23rd September, 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 423486 Bruce Theodore Sharpe, 4th October, 1944, No. 417727 Ronald David Simmons, 9th October, 1944, No. 428640 Jack Acheson, 14th October, 1944, No. 423470 Francis Millard Lawson, 18th October, 1944, No. 410492 Warrant Officer Francis William Joiner, D.F.C., 26th October, 1944, No. 408449 Flight Ser- geant David William Wilson, 29th October, 1944. No. 422643 Warrant Officer Owen John Spencer Jones, 30th October, 1944, Flight Sergeants Nó. 430659 Donald Clifton Ingram, No. 420240 Robert Leonard McDonnell, 31st October, 1944, No. 429419 Raymond Lee, 2nd November, 1944, No. 436386 Leonard George Mills, No. 434471 John Frederick Nicol, No. 421942 Warrant Officer Wallace John Stewart, 7th November. 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 429109 Haden Maurice Draper, No. 428455 Desmond David Hennessy, 8th November, 1944, No. 436595 Walter James Granville, 9th November, 1944, No. 424847 Warrant Officer Geoffrey Charles Chapman Smith. 10th November. 1944, Flight Sergeants No. 427917 John Edwin Lloyd, 13th November, 1944. No. 434447 Noel Alexander Carseldine, 14th November. 1944, No. 427927 Allen .Tames Munro, 15th November, 1944, No. 436682 Herbert Clifford Field, No. 430696 John Ewart Norris, 17th November, 1944, No. 427850 Alfred James Ernest Copsey, 20th November, 1944, No. 437358 Richard Ellison Sherman, 22nd November, 1944, No. 419558 Robert Noel Jack, 23rd November, 1944, No. 434168 Robin Eugene Nicholls, 27th November, 1944, No. 424353 Jack William Barrington, 28th November, 1944, No. 430227 Francis Edward Stewart, 29th November, 1944.

The following non -commissioned officers (Flight Engineers) are appointed to commissions on probation with the rank of Pilot Officer with effect from the dates indicated : -No. 7115 Flight Sergeant John Robert Hallam, 23rd September, 1944, No. 7122 Sergeant Kelvin Gordon Munro, 3rd November, 3 944.

The probationary appointment of Pilot Officer L. A. Ellis (422151) (Wireless Operator Air "G") gis confirmed and be is promoted fo the rank of Flying Officer with effect from 2nd February, 1945. -(Ex. Min. No. 117- Approved 16th May, 1945.)

ARTHUR S. DRAT +:FORD, Minister for Air,

N q. 97.-17th May 1945 1152 Commonwealth Gazette

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.

II'S Royal Highness the Governor- General in Council has

approved of the following changes being made:- CITIZEN AIR FORCE.

GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The following Temporary Flight Lieutenants are granted the acting of Squadron Leader whilst occupying Squadron Leader posts with effect from the dates indicated: - G. L. Hiller (400829), ist February, 1945, O. H. McCutcheon (400932), R: J. C. Whittle, D.F.M. (404009), L. G. Hood (404806), E. Waterhòuse (412303), ist March, 1945.

The following Flying Officers are granted the acting rank of Flight Lieutenant whilst occupying Flight Lieutenant posts with effect from the dates indicated: -A. K. S. Lorimer (416026), ist February, 1945, H. C. Mì din (408857) , A. N. L. Atkinson (410827) , J. T. Jellis (419510) , S. C. Hyland (408174) , R. H. Graham (411492) , 1st March, 1945, B. A. Brenner (408792) , 5th . March, 1945.

The grants of the acting rank of Squadron Leader to the following Temporary Flight Lieutenants are terminated upon their ceasing to occupy Squadron Leader posts with effect from the dates indicated : -B. L. Hancock (406481) , 28th December, 1944, D. P. J. Doughton (408638), 12th March, 1945, . J. M. Ross (402138) , 22nd March, 1945, R. M. Meares (262881), 27th March, 1945.

The grants of the acting rank of Flight Lieutenant to the following Flying Officers are terminated upon their ceasing to occupy Flight Lieutenant posts with effect from the dates indicated : -E. R. R. Mackay (412159), 14th January, 1945, R. P. Deam (418645), 24th February, 1945, E. R. Simson (400183) , 22nd March, 1945. ,

The notification in respect of the termination of the grant of the acting rank of Squadron Leader to Temporary Flight Lieutenant V. E. Townsend, D.F.C. (407015) appearing in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 54, dated 15t.1, March, 1945, is cancelled.

Technical List. Temporary Flight Lieutenant K. C. Smith (407257)

(Armament Section) is granted the acting rank of Squadron Leader whilst occupying a Squadron Leader post with effect. from 15th March, 1945.

The following Flying Officers are granted the acting rank of Flight Lieutenant whilst occupying Flight Lieutenant posts with effect from 1st March, 1945: -(Signals Section )

E. G. B. Lusk (37515), R. A. Blades (4704), E. D. Lasscock (9285)._

ADMINISTRAi vs AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH. Technical List.

The following Temporary Flight Lieutenants are granted the acting rank of Squadron Leader whilst occupying Squad- ron Leader posts with effect from the dates indicated: - (Meteorological Section) A. Garriock (262523 ), 1st March, 1945, (Works Section) J. J. Donnellan (265429) , 5th March, 1945, . (Legal Section) H. V. Reilly (119562) , 5th March, 1945.

The following Flying Officers are granted the acting rank of Flight Lieutenant whilst occupying Flight Lieutenant posts with effect from the dates indicated: -(Engineering Section) E. R. Pile (1242) , J. E. Mathison (34576) , R. B. Cotterill (1538) , E. K. Daley (30070) , A. P. C. Bowler (10789), ist March, 1945, R. H. White (62984), 5th March, 1945, (Signals Section) R. D. Minchin (207700), 1st Feb- ruary, 1945, W. J. Lewis (2028) , A. C. Harley (11532) ,

K. H. Goodes (4568), 1st March, 1945, J. B. Chrisp (28565), 5th March, 1945, (Radar Section) F. R. Dennis (419959). 1st March, 1945, (Meteorological Section) C. W. Rodd (43775) , 1st March, 1945, (Educational Section) W. R. Edis (46319) , ist March, 19,0, (Legal Section) I. W. Anderson (295275) , ist March, 1945.

The grant of the acting rank of Flight Lieutenant to Flying Officer J. A. Davidson (6305G) (Radar Section) is terminated upon his ceasing to occupy a Flight Lieutenant post with effect from 19th March, 1945.

The notification in respect of the termination of the grant of the acting rank of Wing Commander to Temporary Squad- ron Leader S. Rose (2611) (Signals Section) appearing in Commonwealth of Australian Gazette, No. 54, dated 15th March, 1945, is cancelled.

The notifications in respect of the terminations of the grants of the acting rank of Squadron Leader to the following Temporary Flight Lieutenants appearing in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 54, dated 15th March, 1945, are cancelled (Works Section) T. R. Nossiter (256164) . (Radar Section) C. T. Scully (265061) .

ADMINISTRATIVE AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH. The following Temporary Flight Lieutenants are granted

the -acting rank of Squadron Leader whilst occupying Squad- ron Leader posts with effect from the dates indicated:- F. J. D. Syer, M.B.E. (252703), ist October, 1944, L. G,

Hamilton (253320), 16th November, 1944, J. M. Guinand (284476), 1st January, 1945, T. Walsh (262271), W. C. Rees (252470) , H. P. Williams (2843269) , N, G. Plant (256180) , L. L. Raphael (256455) , H. Waddington (125102), M. A. A. Wiadrowski (127391) , N. R. Wood (256277), 1st March, 1945.

Flying Officer (Acting Flight Lieutenant) C. A. Burley (437114) is granted the acting rank of Squadron Leader whilst occupying a Squadron Leader post with effect from 14th February, 1945.

7 he following Flying Officers are granted the acting rank of Flight Lieutenant whilst occupying Flight Lieutenant posts with effect from the dates indicated:-W. R. Williams (1153), 1st November, 1944, S. T. J. Salter (139818) , 15th December, 1944, H. S. Fletcher (10626) , 15th February, 1945, A. J. McNamara (419665) , R. A. Watson (61768) , L. A. Lewry (66119) , B. M. S. James (407482) , F. J. Ayers (403302) , W. C. Hendy (1564) , J. A. Hutchinson (264918) , 1st March, 1945, L. C. Conduit (128264i) , 7th March, 1945, H. W. Mason (2434:3) , 15th March, 1945.

The grant of the acting rank of Squadron Leader to Tem- porary Flight Lieutenant C. G. Lloyd (251814) is terminated upon his ceasing to occupy a Squadron Leader post with effect from 6th March, 1945.

The grants of the acting rank of Flight Lieutenant to the following Flying Officers are terminated upon their ceasing to occupy Flight Lieutenant posts with effect from the dates indicated: -H. E. Roberts (295593), 8th March, 1945, E. A. Broadbent (25361), 12th March, 1945, C. A. Madden (139807), 24th March, 1945.

EQUIPMENT BRANCH. Temporary Flight Lieutenant T. S. Duff (1192) is granted

the acting rank of Squadron Leader whilst occupying a Squadron Leader post with effect from 11th March, 1945.

The following Flying Officers are granted the acting rank of Flight Lieutenant whilst occupying Flight Lieutenant posts with effect from the dates indicated:-N. D. Fisher (18414), K. D. Russell 0997), 1st February, 1945, J. T. Inkster (119534) , L. H. Gale (33530) , A. F. Jennings (1996) 1st March, 1945.

The grant of the acting rank of Squadron Leader to Tem- porary Flight Lieutenant J. P. Clancy (262581) is terminated upon his ceasing to occupy a Squadron Leader post with effect from 10th March, 1945.

The grant of the acting rank of Flight Lieutenant to Flying Officer H. M. Turner, M.B.E. (1553) is terminated upon his ceasing to occupy a Flight Lieutenant post with effect from 9th September, 1944.

ACCOUNTANT BRANCH. The following Temporary Flight Lieutenants are granted the

acting rank of Squadron Leader whilst occupying Squadron Leader posts with effect from the dates indicated: -B. W. Loder (119618) , ist March, 1945, B. C. Caldwell (265148) , 5th March. 1945.

Flying Officer J. G. Badman (69453) is granted the acting rank of Flight Lieutenant whilst occupying a Flight Lieu- tenant post with effect from 1st March, 1945.

MEDICAL BRANCH. The following Temporary Flight Lieutenants are granted

the acting rank of Squadron Leader whilst occupying Squad- ron Leader posts with effect from the dates indicated: - N. Morrissy (254850), ist February, 1945, E. A. M. Ryan (255908), 16th March, 1945.

The grant of the acting rank of Squadron Leader to Tem- porary Flight Lieutenant F. J. Kenny (254851) is terminated upon his ceasing to occupy a Squadron Leader post with effect from 14th March, 1945.

Flying Officer F. J. Rogers (142450) is granted the acting rank. of Flight Lieutenant whilst occupying a Flight Lieu- tenant post with effect from 1st March, 1945.

Dental Section. The grant of the acting rank of Squadron Leader to. Tem-

porary .Flight Lieutenant W. J. Purton (253434) is ter - minated upon his ceasing to occupy a Squadron Leader post with effect from 9th March, 1945.

CiaMMISSIONED WARRANT OFFICER BRANCH. Technical List.

The following Temporary Flight Lieutenants are granted the acting rank of Squadron Leader whilst occupying Squad- ron Leader posts with effect from the dates indicated:- (Signals Section) E. H. Booker (4131), 2nd February, 1945, ( Engineering Section) W. Richardson (4830), 5th March, 1945. .

The grant of the acting rank of Squadron Leader to Tem- porary Flight Lieutenant A. Craig (4718) (Engineering Section) is terminated upon his ceasing to occupy a Squadron Leader post with effect from 29th January, 1945.-(Ex. Min. No. 118 -Approved 16th May, 1945.)

ARTHUR S. DRAKEFORD, Minister for Air.

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ROYAL AUTSTRALIA.N AIR FORCE.

H IS Royal Highness the Governor -General in Council ha

approved of the following changes being made:-

1153 No. 97. --17th May, 1945

CITIZEN AIR FORCE. GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The following Flying Officers are promoted to the temporary rank of Flight Lieutenant with effect from the dates indicated:-(Pilots) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) W. D. Knox (402091), l 5th January, 1944, R. T. Grigg ( 409121) W. C. Francis (4049;55), 16th January, 1945, A. A. Anderson (415849) P. G. Brahmin (415856) A. F. Lane (409150) (Acting Squadron Leader) J. D. Beckingsale, A.F.C. (401098) , 21st January, 1945, R. J. Edmondson (420867) , L. R. Jones (421224) , A. V. Gloor (421266) J. P. Robertson (421394) K. M. Dober (410860) D. A. L. Stevens (421412) S. T. Chilcott (420916). J. K. Wood (410777) L. J. English (421190) H. Turner (410757) A. E. Gaze (410480) G. F. E.

G rellma n (421268) D. W. D. Guest (410328) , 22nd January. 1945, W. S. Meads (412168) , 29th .Tanuary, 1945, J. P. A wcock (4151091, 31. st .January, 1945, E. M. Linn (416268) .

1st February, 1945, (Acting Squadron Leader) K. Sampson (401541) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) E. R. Greenacre, D.F.C. (403217) (Acting Flight. Lieutenant) J. D. Cairns (403904) C. C. Clark. D.F.C. (411679) , 2nd February, 1945, R. G. Longmuir (403362) E. S. Kingsford (404999), 3rd February, 1945, C. G. Thompson, D.F.C. (402453). 5th February, 1945. S. O. Hayward (401948) W. S. ]Black (411864) 8th February, 1945, W. S. Cortis (34087) J. L. Doeg (418090) J. C. Ellis (418080) , D. W. Arnold (418045) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) S. P. Kelly (427013) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) J. E. Sharp (410747) T. H. Allen (421875) H. A. Lee (427000) A. G. McAlpine (418152), C. W. Mason (415905) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) C. W. \Vanua n (421948) R. W. Bridgeman (422117) B. M. Mackie (417389 (Acting Flight Lieutenant) G. T. R:iddock (410851) ( Acting Flight bieut.enant) R. Hutchinson, D.F.C. (415903) B. H. Waldin (422014). l lth February. 1945, R. H. Brown (401500) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) H. B. A. Robinson (406425) . 12th February, 1945, J. K. Aitken (409366) , 13th February, 1945, B. K. Menser (414058) , 14th February. 1945, (Acting Flight Lieutenant) I. H. Roediger, D.F.C. (401669) . l:;th February. 1945, (Navigators) W. C. Hawke (422180) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) L. R. Richards. D.F.C. (410259) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) W. H. Westphal, D.F.C. (413701) R. W. Board. D.F.C. (20610) N. R. Frumar (420814) 22nd January. 1945, (Acting Flight Lieutenant) G. E. Rowe (420777) L. E. Hawkins (421535) , R. S. Godfrey (421202) P. R. Pettit, D.F.C. (422691) F. G. Kirkwood (422577) S M. Slatter (422524) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) J. C. Pittman, D.F.C. (422807) , 5th February, 1 945, (Navigators "B") G. G. Knyvett (425316) , 12th November, 1944, L. R. Green (405018) , 29th December, 1944. A. Bothwell (405804) , 19th .Tanuary, 1945, M. Peirson -Jones (908778). 21st January. 1945, D. H. 111cVie (414420) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) F. D. Houghton (414684) , 22nd .Tanuary, 1945, J. K. Stott, D.F.C., D.F.M. (400843), 29th .Tanuary, 1945, G. H. Middleton (422610) (Acting Flight Lieutenant) L. E. McKenzie (408426) L. R. Boag (418336) M. W. Edgerley (417466) D. Moreton (426135) E. F. Mumme (41.8543) R. W. Lewis. D.F.C. (4184381 J. F. O'B. Young. D.F.C. (4175 53) J. B. Hall (421.300) .T. Saunders (426261) R. W. Jew, D.F.C. (417491) W. G. Done (425619) M. C. Partridge (426235) K. W. W. Russell (426163) J. D. K. Schmidt (4'14856) F. N. Chandler. D.F.C. (410214) B. C. Lanritz (418436) S. A. Semple, D.F.C. (421403) A. Edgar (422466) , 4th February. 1945. A. R. Taylor (422753) L. M. Kenny (422581) H. A. Sentt (421402) , 5th February, 1945, W.' E. Walsh (406415) A. L. Barker (410588). 12th February, 1945. (Wireless Operators Air "G") R. C. Sprague (400906) , 15th January. 1945. A. A. Tonkin (407643), 24th .Tanuary. 1945, TI. M. Newton (405320) , 27th January. 1 945, G. W. .T. Fen wick (421035). 28th .Tanuary. 1945, S. F. Regassoli (414958) K. Nolan (420987) , l st February, 1945. C. R. Tandy (414666) N. J. Tullock (425383) D. D. Kimber (42541 4) .T. D. Carter (21658). 3rd February, 1995, R. R. Nightingale (422003), 4th February, 1945, J. H. Solomon (412732) . 5th February, 1945, P. G. Cameron (400112) R. T. Cargill (410530) A. J. Tolliday (410574) , 8th February, 1945, G. Esau (407556) , 10th Febru- ary. 1945, (Acting, Flight Lieutenant) .T. E. Collins (401.204). 14th February, 1945, F. G. Mackay (411597) , 15th February. 1945, L. C. Marriott (404802). 25th February, 1945. -(Ex.

Minn. No. l l 9- Approved 16th May, 1945.)

ARTHUR. S. DRAKEFORD, Minister for Air.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.

TI TS Royal Highness the Governor - neral in Council bas approved of the following changes being made:-

CITIZEN AIR FORCE. Gers. DUTIES B u wee.

The probationary appointments of the following Pilot Officers are confirmed and they are promoted to the rank of Flying Officer with effect from the dates indicated:- (Pilots)

A. J. Pryde (43658.3) , N. Rose (437563) , R. L. Terry (424580) , R. A. Tierney (88176) , 5th November, 1944, L. A.

Hendy (410333), 21st November, 1944, S. J. Donnellan (411679), 28th November, 1944, M. B. Murphy, D.F C. (415917). 8th December, 1944, G. L. Well (427046) , 19th December, 1944, G. Jack (421017) , 21st December, 1944,

L. R. Pedersen (426237), 22nd December, 1944, T. J. N. Mitchell (408013) , 2nd January, 1945, A. J. Cockerill, D.S.O.

(424372). 3th January, 1945, H. B. Chapple (422131), .L. E. TiLureclht (425777), 17th January, 1945, D. R. Arrowsmith (427789), V. T. Bailey (425821) , R. C. Ball (418330) , H. M.

Bayliss (425823), P. N. Birt (427892) , R. A. Chopping (4 27678) , L. R. Cowling (419258) , H. Daggett (418639), T. L. Evans, D.F.C. (429220) , N. C. Fernley- Sott (429281) , A. G. Field (425925) , D. H. Gardner (420617) , R. J. Gogler (417952), G. F. Klenner (429813), R. J. Long worth, D.F.C. (411070) , J. D. Matthews (423148) , A. K. Nielsen (418554) , M. J. Tily, D.F.C. (418774) , T. G. N. Trask (419921) , W. R. Utting (427961) , 18th January, 1945, R. S. Adcock (411846) ,

J. A. Ashwell (413938) , H. J. Bailey (417290), G. F. Regan, D.F.C. (413251), 19th January 1945, F. A. Lang (409927), N. J. Rankin (409943) , 20th January, 1945, K. R. Allen (418525). R. A. Errey (8135) , C. C. Jones (409414) , J. Thomson, D.F:C. (40955) , 21st January, 1945, J. L. Penne- father, D.F.C. (425742), J. Rendall (41663), 22nd January, 1945. G. W. Andrews (41.4877) , E. H. Hickling (415532) ,

M. L. C. billies (4.19660), 23rd January, 1945, J. I. Adams (409981) , E. R. Barton (423589) , E. C. Betty (427495) , J. L. Breed (415610), R. D. Blanchard (417790), G. S. Gilmour (428690) , W. G. Harper (409696) , 24th .January, 1945, W. R. Mason (41.8446) , J. D. Sleeman (423912) , A. C. Webster (408940) , 25th January. 1945, C. A. Cobern (5870) ,

A. J. Holland, D.F.C. (427474), J. S. Hunter (422799) , A. J. Kelly (427514) , W. D. Kelly (426438) , R. A. Lushey (42'i714), L. J. Redden (416786) , A. B. tSanipson (418304) ,

.1. F. Swabs (422989), R. J. Williams (419684), 26th

.Tannxary. 1945. T. R. Campbell, D.F.C. (418521), A. J. Mosley, D.F.C. (418454) , 27th January, 1945, W. Cumming (418637) , M. H. Durham (419038), 28th January. 1945, . W. H. McEaehern (424907), G. G. Michael (427251 ), K. Weber (424929). 29th January, 1945, A. C. Belford (427891), W. K. 13oxsell (427431), A. Dowling (419983) , L. .T. Eaton (4177431, K. W. Finlay (427190) , L. A. M. Fludder (422160) , D. A. Goodie (428428-1, K. G. Hall (428447) , D. H. Reggie (.4248.651, G. W. Henry (42.8847) , S. R.. Hicks (427902) ,

L. O. Luhrs (429978); A. E. May (424874) , P. H. Morris (42316] ) , F. M. H. Mowday (427011) , B. S. Mulcahy (4 28279) .T. W. O'Sullivan (34053) , D. Rouse (4270251, A. S. Saunders (424113) , A. S. Simpson (412723), J. S. Walker (419625) , J. L. Walters (4243931), 30th January, 1945. M. S. Dalton (429520) , R. R. Miller (416607) , R. B. Pattison, D.F.C. (420909) , J. L. Williams (418475) , 31st .Tanuary, 1945. S. .T. Lapidge, D.F.C. (417497) , C. J. Lynch (421270), 1st February, 1945, O. .1. S. Atkinson (426019), C. .T. Campbell (30620) . R. C. Harkiss (429559). K. F. Riordan (409947) , 2nd February. 1945, K. E. Ablitt (414743) ,

J. E. Franklyn (427900) , R. P. Franklyn (436061), K. G. Rollaway (418276), D. A. Jolly (432198), W. Langcake (429973) . R. D. Marshall (417591) , D. E. Moffitt (424761), B. Mullins (425872), A. R. Sullivan (437017) , T. P. Tobin (4361061. P. O. Walter (427273), L. C. Wilson (40566) . 3rd February. 1945, K. G. Groves, D.F.C. (425695). T. H. McKinnon (428760), D. R. Parsons (434005), L. G. Senger (419676) . .T. H. Thomas (424515) . 4th February. 1945. K. T. Battishall (421557) , C. J. Potter. D.F.M. (426853) , G. Woodrow -Smith (415711 ). 5th February, 1945. H. D. Aldred (409367) . K. F. Daff (409090) , F. H. Hebblewhite (411023) , 6th February. 1945, G. Kennedy (423258) . T. F. Pellas (41966s), 7th February, 1945, J. R. Evans (420869) , A. M. Huston (425016). C. E. Johnson (420954) . J. C. Passlow (411516) . R. V. Stephens (4204331). J. H. Waxman, D.F.C. (418994) , 8th February, 1945, R. J. Branch (419022) , D. F. J. Godfrey (422853) . J. R. Henderson (422953) . N. H. Hooper (419124) , W. E. Passlow (426277) , A. S. Roper (424060).

9th February, 1945, G. W. Nunn (425737)., 10th February, 1945. G. L. Dowling, D.F.C. (412500) , K. L. Kiesling (13146) , 12th February. 1945, E. B. Hartwig (429873) , 13t1r February, 1945, A. D. J. Ball (427182) . D. R. Denehy (428624) . R. C. Dennis (429934), W. J. Frazer (422040) , J. L. Gibby (419935) . A. Lewis (422590), G. F. Lincoln (425948) ,

E. E. J. O'Ryan (42479:31, K. R. Pocock (411049) , H. A. Riggs (427913). P. K. Shanahan (425902) . H. .T. Townley (427271) . D. K. Worrad (42481.3) , 14th February. 1945. M. D. Fnrler (419990), P. M. Kerrins (419048), A. E. Munro (4187051, R. C. L. Nielsen (429263) , R. G. Thorne (24376) ,

1 5th February, 1945, (Navigators r G. J. Henderson. D.F.C. (63097) . 27th January. 1945. W. G. Shearer (439617). 28th .Taanuarv, 1945, R. Hodgson (405040), 29th January, 1945, A. Taylor (424804) , 14th February, 1945. (Navigatoi s "B") A. R. M. Stephens (406494) . 1 9th October, 1944. R. J. Fitzgerald (421321). 24th October, 1944, A. C. O'Leary (439607), 29th October, 1944, H. Girven (416850) . W. "D. Kenny. D.F.C. (417493) . 16th January, 1945. . D. R. Butter - worth (410627) , 17th January, 1945. J. W. Muir (423207) ,

19th January, 1945, R. I. Bell, D.F.C. (4243282) , V. S. Lilley

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(425321), W. 'Summerton (419355) , 20th January, 1945, G. G. Edgerton (410786), L. R. Wiblen (425393), 21st January, 1945, J. S. Doyle (421716) , F. S. W. Williams (426202) , 22nd January, 1945, H. E. Bauer (426514), P. S. Bell (423043), G. S. L. Burns (426740), G. I. Campbell (425597), W. R. Worley (425398), 23rd January, 1945, C. J. Phillis (417281), 24th January, 1945, J. F. Cameron (428544) D. B. McLean, D.F.C. (425193), 26th January, 1945, W. A. Bishop (434236), K. J. Braithwaite (423611), 29th January, 1945, A. W. Adams, D.F.C. (419283), E. A. Officer (419208), C. S. Wilson (425786), 30th January, 1945, W. O. Paice, D.F.C. (417406) Ist February, 1945, D. M. Whiteside, D.F.C. (419361) , 2nd February, 1945, G. P. Bownas (421705) , P. W. Newman (425542 ), 3rd February, 1945, M. C. Griffiths, D.F.C. (417577), J. H. James (418421), F. C. West (426786) , 4th February, 1945, A. C. Alpass (410937), H. M. Carr (417800), B. F. O'Neill (425048) , J. W. M. Tidey (422759) .

F. E. Watkin (418895), 5th February, 1945, W. T. Atkinson (423778), H. I. Howard (413309) , P. R. Lanyon, D.F.C. (417962), V. H. Murrell (410363), 6th February, 1945, E. W. McLachlan, D.F.C. (426499), 7th February, 1945, M. Bradford (414765) , R. H. Jackson (413868) 8th February, 1945, C. J. Gifford (418385) , 9th February, 3945, H. L. Mitchell (425344) .

10th February, 1945, A. R. Bridge (417795), A. R. Redman (417415), J. P. Sparkes (410744), 11th February, 1945, F. J. Barkla (408950) , 12th February, 1945, E. L. Seymour (427557), 13th February, 1945, B. W. Catchiove (426307) ,

L. A. Dickinson (410314 ), 14th February, lÛ45, R. S. Collens (418072 ), W. N. R. Hanna, D.F.C. (408991 ), E. A. O. Revell (418568), K. A. Worrell (423969) , 15th February, 1945. (Air Bombers) H. E. Burnes (422144), A. J. Dawson (15702), 25th January, 1945, W. H. M. Evans (423527) , 28th January, 1945, L. C. Preloar (428829), 3rd February, 1945, J. R. Fairweather (14743), 9th February, 1945. (Wireless Opera- tore Air " G ") C. B. Heaton (439887), 8th December, 1944, T. S. Jones (431893) , 9th December, 1944, . A. T. Smith (420404) , 24th December, 1944, W. Atkinson (405669) ,

J. K. G asteen (404912 ) , 13th January, 1945, J. H. W. Parland (411304), B. C. McMurtrie (405872) , 17th January, 1945, J. C. Longstaff (418668) , 18th January, 1945, N. A. Eridgefoot (412377), C. A. Cross (413353), W. D. B. Flett. (420171 ) , 19th January, 1945, A. A. Jennings (418122 ) .

20th January, 1945, A. J. Williams (421423), 21st January, 1945, L H. K. Nixon (418555) , 25th January, 1945, J. J. Wherry (424335) , L. F. Williams (410774) , 27th January, 1945, V. P. Annells, D.F.C. (417939) , J. H. Carroll (421710) 28th January, 1945, N. W. Barrie (426509), L. P. Danaher (425143), L. R. Davies (42]314), D. E. Stewart (420606). 31st January, 1945, G. J. Carmichael (418061), H. E. Shakespeare (426442), 2nd February, 1945, J. R. Turner


(413718), 4th February, 1945, K. G. Seileck, D.F.C. (418725) , H. H. Wolfson (424253), 5th February, 1945, M. A. Rodger (426687), C. C. Spencer (419485), 6th February, 1945, W. A. McQuilten (410707) , D. H. Chard (422677 ) , 8th February, 1945, E. J. Holden (410061), W. G. Mills (405979), 10th February, 1945, D. J. T. Garrett (422487) , M. L. Laws (410678), H. A. Metcalfe (425531) , 12th February, 1945, H. W. S. Stewardson (412743) , C. R. Tulloh (408745) , 13th February, 1945, A. A. Wright (421782) , 14th February, 1945. (Wireless Operators Air " E ") T. F. Hoffmann (437647), N. A. Ikin (431253), L M. Smith (442380), E. P. Stanley (439825 ), 9th December, 1944. (Air Gunners) C. A. Moffatt (414150), 14th December, 1944, E. F. K. Minns (36889) , E. R. Peace (8309) , 22nd December, 1944, J. Carey (422534), 28th January, 1945, G. E. Derbyshire (408397) ,

30th January, 1945, M. N. McLaughlin (424440) , 31st January, 1945, E. A. McGilivray (419329), 6th February, 1945, R. D. Bowering (429867) , L. C. Vaughan (418776), 11 th February, 1945, T. Loftliouse (427339), I. A. McIntyre (435196), 14th February, 1945, 0. J. Johnson, D.F.C. (432356) , 15th February, 1945.

Aim rNISTRArivs AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The probationary appointments of the following Pilot Officers are confirmed and they are promoted to the rank of Flying Officer with effect from the dates indicated: - E. G. Foster (66676 ), J. K. Paton (15615) , 27th January, 1945, C. H. Isaac (13162) , 17th February, 1945, W. T. Ilornby (404919), 24th February, 1945. -(Ex. Min. No. 120 - lpproved 16th May, 1945.)

ARTHUR S. DRAKEFORD, Minister for Air.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL COLLEGE. ENTRY OF CADET MIDSHIPMEN.

IT is notified that an examination for entry into the Royal Australian Navy as Cadet Midshipmen for training

as officers at the Royal Australian Naval College, Flinders Naval Depot, Victoria, will be held in September, 1945.

Only boys born during the calendar year 1932 will be ¿ li ihie to sit for the examination, and intending candidates are advised to make early application for information as to the educational standard required.

Applications will be received by the Secretary, Navy Office, Melbourne, S.C.1, not later than 15th June, 1945.

Full particulars may be obtained from the Secretary, Navy Office, Melbourne, S.C.1; the Naval Officer -in- Charge, Brisbane, Port Adelaide, Hobart and Fremantle; and the Staff Officer (Reserves) , 44 Bridge- street, Sydney.

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

PROMOI1ONS- 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 or telegram, within twenty -one days of the date of this notification, as follows :-

(a) if the promotion is to be made in a State, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector in the capital city of that State ; (b) if the promotion is to be made in the Australian Capital Territory, with the Public Service Inspector in Canberra, unless the

promotion is to be made to a vacancy in the Postmaster -General's Department. in which case the officer shall lodge his appeal with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Sydney:

(c) if the. promotion is to be made in the Northern Territory :- (i) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Brisbane, in the case of a promotion to a vacancy in the Department

of Trade and Customs ;

(ii) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Adelaide, in the case of a promotion to a vacancy in the Postmaster - General's Department ;

(iii) with the Public Service Inspector, Canberra, in other cases. An appellant shall forward his appeal direct to the Public Service Inspector.

Under Section 50 (7A) of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, the Board may regard an appeal as having been made against a provisional promotion notified hereunder by any officers who, at any time within the time prescribed for lodging an appeal, are absent on leave for war service.

Where an officer desires to appeal against two or more provisional promotions a separate appeal should be lodged in respect of each, 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 60 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, viz.: - (a) Superior efficiency ; or (b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority.

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

Name. Present Designation and station. Position to which Promoted. Salary on Promotion.

Date of Promotion.

Letton, Kenneth Smith ATTORNEY -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Clerk (£300- £366), Third Divi- sion, Official Receiver's Section, Bankruptcy Admini- stration, Sydney

Clerk (£342 - £414), Third Division, Crown Solicitor's Office, Townsville. New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 45/227)

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PROMOTIONS- continued.

hÌainu Present Designation and Station. Position to wficli Promoted. Salary on

Promotion. Date of

Prolnutioi,.

DEPARTMENT OF Taxation Branch,

THE TREASURY. Western Australia.

Mutton, Kenneth Richard

Thomson, David John

Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Accounts and Statistics

Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Accounts and Statistics

Clerk (£264- £342), Third Division, Valuation, vice V. E. R Piper, promoted

Clerk (£264 - £342), Third Division, Accounts and Statistics, vice J. C. Conway, promoted

370 -..

358

Postal Remittanc e Clerk (Sales Tax).

Kendrick, Edward Gillett Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Assessing, Income Tax and Estate Duty

Assessor, Grade 1, Third Division, Assessing and Records, Land Tax, vice F. G. McNabb, promoted -

358

Coney, Ronald Stanley Clerk (£96- £318), Third. Divi- sion, Assessing- Income Tax and Estate Duty

Clerk (£264- £342), Third Division, Valuation, vice N. R. Hewitt, promoted

370

Gill, Ronald Albert Gibb Clerk (£96 £318), Third Divi - sion, Investigation and Sales

Clerk (0644342), Third Division, Accounts and Statistics, vice A. J. Wilson, promoted

370

Tax Cowlishaw, Dennis James Clerk (£964318), Third Divi -

sion, Assessing - Income Tax and Estate Duty

Clerk (£264 -£342), Third Division, Accounts and Statistics, vise R. D. H. Lummis, promoted

370

Postal Remittance Clerk (Income Tax).

McMullan, John Francis Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Miscellaneous, including Staff, Inquiry, Relieving, Stores

Assessor, Grade 1 (£264 - £342), Third Divi- sion, Assessing and Records, Land Tax, rice H. Whitlock, promoted

370

McLean, John Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- sion, Valuation

Assessor, Grade 1 (£264=£342), Third Divi- sion, Assessing and Records, Land Tax, vice L. H. Webster, promoted

304

Whitehouse, Keith Graham Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi - sion, Assessing Income Tax and Estate Duty

Assessor, Grade 1 (£264 - £342), Third Divi - sion, Assessing and Records, Land Tax,

. vice C. M. Piggott, promoted

370

Gray, Margaret Mary Assistant (Female), Grade 1

(£84- £178), Fourth Division, Correspondence and Records

Assistant (Female), Grade 2 (£186- £194), Fourth Division, Correspondence and Records, vice J. A. Parkinson, promoted

221

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Watson, Alfred Hilton Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Divi-

sion, Accounts Section, Taxa- tion Branch, New South

Clerk (£342 - £414), Third Division, Depart- ment of Health, New South Wales. New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No.

454

Wales 44/416) . . .

Duties. -Generally assisting in Accounts, Records and Staff work and in the administration of the Pharmaceutical Benefits Act 1944.

Noonan, Johanna Fidelie . . Accounting Machinist (Female), Assistant (Female), Grade 4 (£218- £250), 261 Grade 1 (£84- £226), Fourth Fourth Division, Department. of Health, Division, Money Order Ac- New South Wales. New office created counts, Accounts Branch, (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/416) Postmaster -General's Depart- ment, New South Wales

Duties.- Checking prescriptions in connexion with the administration of the Pharmaceutical Benefits Act 1944 work of Assistants (Female) (Checkers).

and supervision of

Beard, Una Esme

Cameron, Eliza

Card Pun cher (Female) (£84- £162), Fourth Division, Ma- chine Section (Trade Punch- ing), Statistician's Branch, Department of the Treasury

Assistant _ (Female), Grade 1

Assistant (Female) (Checker) (£84- £194), Fourth Division, Department of Health, New South Wales. New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/416)

Assistant (Female) (Checker) (£84- £194),

197

221 (£84- -178), Fourth Division, Telephone Accounts, Accounts

Fourth Division, Department of Health, New South Wales. New office created

Branch, Postmaster -General's (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/416) Department, New South Wales

Madden, Joan Marie . . Assistant (Female), Grade 1

Fourth Division (£84- £178), Unattached, Postmaster -

Assistant (Female) (Checker), Fourth Divi- sion (£84- £194), Department of Health, New South Wales. New office created

170

General's Department, New (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/416) South Wales

Poffier,. Marie Joan Assistant (Female), Grade 1, Fourth Division (£84- £178), Money Order Accounts, Accounts Branch, Postmaster -

Assistant (Female) (Checker), Fourth Divi- sion (£84- £194), Department of Health, New South Wales. New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/416)

170

General's Department, New South Wales

Act Duties of Assistant (Female) Checker. - Checking prescriptions in connexion with the administration of the Pharmaceutical Benefits

1944.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Electoral Branch, Western Australia.

Kane, Leonard Thomas Postal Clerk (£108- £330), Third Division, Bunbury, Post - master -General's Department, Western Australia

Clerk (£264 - £342), Third Division, Forrest ( Bunbury),. Vice M. Kearney, transferred

.

382 17.5.45

Duties. -To assist in the maintenance of Rolls and Civilian Register and Electoral work generally.

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PROMOTIONS-continued.

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary on Promotion.

Date of Promotion.

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES. Pensions, Maternity Allowance and Child Endowment Branch, Queensland.

Fischer, Neville Moreton .. Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £256), Fourth Division, Pensions Section, Brisbane

Assistant, Grade 2 (£264 - £272), Fourth Division, Child Endowment Section, Bris - bane, vice W. Clifford, promoted

312 17.6.45

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. New South Wales.

Townsden, Fred Chambers Postman (£84- £256), Fourth Postal Assistanv, Grade 1(£84- £272), Fourth 280 17.5.45 Division, Corrimal Division, Bingara, vice N. J. Randell,

deceased Lowe, Alan John Telegraph Messenger (£66-f 160),

Fourth Division, Wee Waa Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-

sion, Telegraph Branch, vice E. B. Dawson, transferred

158 f!

Smith, William Arthur Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Fourth Division, Tocumwal

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

188

Brazel, Kenneth Charles

Brown, Bruce Howard

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

Vic

Inspector (£744 - £816), Third Division, Postal Services Branch, Central Staff

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Stores Branch, vice L. J. Abbott, transferred

torio,

Superintendent (g88841,012), Third Divi- sion, Mail Branch, vice H. C. Hopkins, promoted

158

928

t.

17.5.45

Miller, William Lineman, Grade 1 (£253- £277), Fourth Division, Engineering

Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (South -

328 19

Branch, Line Staff (South - Western Division), Warrnambool, vice Western Division), Warrnam- bool

W. Morgan, retired

Donovan, Maurice Joseph Postman (£84- £256), Fourth Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), Fourth 304 Division, Moonee Ponds Division, Moonee Ponds, vice J. C.

Driver, Henry Morton Assistant, Grade 1 (N44256), Lancaster, promoted

- £ Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (f84272), Fourth 312 Fourth Division, Engineering Branch

Division, South Yarra, vice F. O. Hohenfels, resigned

Atkinson, Bruce Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £256), Fourth Division, Engineering

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), Fourth Division, Collins -street (Relieving), vice

312 PO

Branch W. H. Sartain, promoted

Qu eenstand.

Taylor, Douglas Gordon . . I Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, unattached

Telegraphist (£108-£366), Fourth Division, Telegraph Branch, vice J. Sheehan, retired

188 17.5.45

Tas mania. Payne, John Burnett Telegraphist (£108 -£366), Third

Division, Telegraph Branch Supervisor, Grade 1 (£378 - £414), Third Divi-

sion, Telegraph Branch, vice R. W. Exton, transferred

436 17.5.45

In the notification of the provisional promotion of D. Cathcart, appearing in Gazette of 3rd May, 1945, the classification of the office of Examining Officer -in- Charge should read " £450 -£558 " in lieu of " £486 -£558 ".

The notification of the provisional promotion of Maurice Patrick Grahame Healey, appearing in Gazette of 3rd May, 1945, is hereby withdrawn.

The notification of the provisional promotion of Charles Peter Abood, appearing in Gazette of 26th April, 1945, is hereby withdrawn. In the notification of the provisional promotion of Elsie Lorna Slader, appearing in Gazette of 19th April, 1945, the salary on promotion

should read " £225 " in lieu of that notified. In the notification of the provisional promotion of Henry John Wheatley, appearing in Gazette of 22nd February, 1945, the location of

the position to which promotion should read " (Northern Division) York " in lieu of that notified. In the notification of the provisional promotion of Ernest Frederick John Trevithick Tredrea, appearing in Gazette of 26th April, 1945,

the salary on promotion should read " £394 " in lieu of " £370 ".

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed :- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

W. J. Dimmock, appearing in Gazette of 11th January, 1945. J. R. Fisher, appearing in Gazette of 18th January, 1945. L. Ainsworth, appearing in Gazette of let March, 1945. A. G. Davis, appearing in Gazette of 8th March, 1945.


C. J. Berryman, appearing in Gazette of ist March, 1945. J. P. Howe, E. P. Bourns, H. S. B. Murphy and L. Gon, appearing in Gazette of 8th March, 1945. E. F. Slater, appearing in Gazette of 15th March, 1945. R. G. Piper, A. F. McDaniel and H. J. Mills, appearing in Gazette of 12th April, 1945.

Commonwealth Gazette 1157 No. 97. -17th May, 1945

OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC. DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL TERRITORIES.

Office Created. --One of Messenger, Fourth Division.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Appointments.-The persons named hereunder, who are not

officers of the Commonwealth Service, are appointed on probation to the positions indicated, with salary as shown ; such appointments to take effect on and from the 30th April, 1945:-Charles Farnbach (date of birth 8th June, 1896) ,

Chief Pharmacist (£5581630), Third Division, 'Victoria, new office created pursuant to. Recommendation No, 44/686, dated 3rd October, 1944, annual salary £598; William Ernest Martin (date of birth 11th March, ].906), Chief Pharmacist (£522- £594), Third Division, Queensland, new office created pursuant to Recommendation No. 44/686, dated 3rd October, 1944, annual salary £562; William Frederick Rice (date of birth 23rd April, 1913) , Chief Pharmacist (£486- £558) , Third Division, South Australia, new office created pursuant to Recommendation No. 44/686, dated 3rd October, 1944, annual salary £526; Alan Charles Kendrick McWhinney (date of birth l 5th May, 1905) , Chief Pharmacist (£486-£558), Third Division, Western Australia, new office created pursuant to Recommendation No. 44/686, dated 3rd October, 1944, annual salary £526.-(Ex. Min No. 35.)

DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS. Appointment.-His Royal Highness the Governor -General in

Council has approved of the appointment of Francis Hamilton Stuart to the position of Second Secretary, without probation, such appointment to take effect on and from 14th April, 1945.

PROMOTIONS-COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 19224943.

THE Public Service Board has - (1) Confirmed the undermentioned provisional promotions

as notified in the Gazettes indicated:-Thomas Henry Colwell, 12th October, 1944; Cyril Thomas Barling, 25th January, 1945; Harold Frederick Collins. 8th February, 1945 ; Michael Patrick Stapleton, 22nd February, 1945; Allan Clyde Bradley, 1st March, 1945; Harold Harry Brien, Samuel Murlin Edmunds, 15th March, 1945 ; Ernest Harold John Wilson, Albert Groves Talbot, 22nd March, 1945.

(2) Cancelled the undermentioned provisional promotion as notified in the Gazette indicated :- Thomas Egan, 15th March, 1945.

(3) Promoted the undermentioned officer, as shown:-


New South Wales. .Tames Pearce, Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360).

Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Metropolitan Divisions) , as Line Inspector (£390- £462 ) , Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Goulburn Division) , Canberra, vice M. Flaherty, retired, with salary at the rate of £430

, per annum; to take effect from 15th March, 1945.

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

APPOINTMENT, RETIREMENTS AND DISMISSAL.

THE following appointment, retirements and dismissal are notified by the Public Service Board:- -

APPOINTMENT. POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Victoria. Apprentice (Motor Mechanic), Fourth T)ivision.. =John

Harvey Nicholas.

RETIREMENTS. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.

Section 85 (2 ).-Robert- Knox -Peacock, Librarian, as from the close of business on 16th May, 1945.

DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING.

Victoria. Section 49. -Joan Wilma Field, Typist, Grade 1, as from

the close of business on 14th April, 1945.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE.

Nec: South Wales. Section 49. -Ronah Wilkie, Typist, Grade 1, as from the

close of business on 24th February, 1945.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales. Section 67.- Clarence Arthur Melvold, Line Foreman, -Grade

1, as from the close of business ou 14th April, 1945; Frederick Harry West, Postman, as from the close of business on 5th. July, l S9Á 5.

Victoria. Section 815 (2 ) .- George James Hale, Lineman, Grade 1, as

from the close of business on 20th June, 1945; John Barwick Marshall. Line Foreman, Grade 2, as from the close of business on 26th July, 1945.

Section 49.- Haidee Vera Gribble, Telephonist, as from the close of business on 31st March, 1945.

Queensland. Section 67.- William Mark Moore, Motor Driver, as from

the close of business on 23rd May, 1945. Section 85 (2).- Robert John Martin, Telegraphist, as

from the close of business on 23rd June, 1945.

South Australia. Section 85 (2 ) .- William Henry Emes, Labourer, Grade 1,

Albert Charles Cugley, Mail Officer, as from the close of business on 25th June, 1945.

DISMISSAL. POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Victoria. Section 55. -Kevin Farrell Dunn, Telegraph Messenger, as

from the close of business on 14th May, 1945.

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

EXAMINATION. Examination No. 2608.

FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER, SYDNEY AND SUBURBS.

COMPETITIVE Examination for appointment as above will be held, subject to the following conditions:- A

DATE OF EXAMINATION.-Saturday, 30th June, 1945.

EXAMINATION CENTRE.- Sydney.

PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER.-Males who are natural -born or naturalized British subjects, and who were born not earlier than 30th November, 1929, and not later than 30th September, 1930.

How TO MAKE APPLICATION.-Applications must be made on printed forms, which are obtainable from the Common- wealth Public Service Inspector, " Herald " Building, 66 Pitt - street, Sydney.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE. -Applications must be lodged not later than 13th June, 1945, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Sydney.

Applications received after 13th June, 1945, will be rejected unless the applicant has advised the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector by letter or telegram which reaches him not later than 13th June, 1945, that he is forwarding an application, and he has actually posted his application before or on 13th June, 1945.

Applications will not be formally acknowledged. Advice of the examination arrangements issued to candidates will serve this purpose

CHANGE of ADDRESS. -A candidate should at once advise the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Sydney, of any change in his address.

EXAMINATION FEE. -Each application must be accompanied by a postal note for 5s., made payable to the Collector of Public Moneys.

ö. 97. -11th- May, 1945 1158' Commonwealth Gazette

SALAEms. The following are the eurrent rates of salary payable. The amounts are subject to variation in accordance with:. the rise or fall of the index numbers of the cost of living:-

Under 16 years At 16 At 17 At 18 At 19 At 20

!f

is

An officer obliged to live away from home minimum remuneration of £106 per annum.

ALLOWANCE ( TELEGRAPHY . -An annual allowance not exceeding £8 may be paid to Telegraph Messengers upon passing the prescribed examination in Telegraphy (sendingg and receiving) .

Telegraph Messengers may be promoted to higher positions ill the Fourth Division, such as Telephonist, Postman, Assistant, Mail Officer, and Postal Assistant, Grade I. Officers may also qualify by examination for transfer as Clerk, Third Division, and- for promotion as Postal Clerk and Telegraphist.

SUBJECTS or ExAMINATIow. --The subjects of examination are-

86 . 98

108 126- 150 180

tvill be paid a

Full Marks.

(a) Handwriting.-To be judged for legibility, neatness and simplicity, from the candidate's paper in Spelling .. .. Siff

(b) Spelling.-To be judged from the candi- - date's transcription of a mis-spelled paper 150

( e) Arithmetic. -First four rules (including British standard weights, measures, and money) .. .. .. .. 200

TExT- BOOKS. No text -books are prescribed, but a booklet containing papers set at a previous Commonwealth Public Service examination for appointment as Telegraph Messenger may be obtained from the Commonwealth Inquiry Officer, Commonwealth Bank Building, Martin- place, Sydney, for 3d. (by post 40.).

A candidate will not be regarded as having passed the examination unless he obtains at least half of the full marks in each of the subjects of Spelling and Arithmetic.

If two or more candidates secure the same total of marks, their order of merit, respectively, will be determined by marks obtained for (a) Arithmetic, ( b) Spelling, and, where those marks also are :equal, (e) by lot..

VACANCIES. -It is estimated that twenty -five (25) appoint - ments will be made within the twelve months' period of eligibility.

ELIGIBILITY.---A successful candidate will be eligible for appointment in the Sydney metropolitan area until the expiration of twelve months commencing on the date of the publication in the Commonwealth Gazette of the results of the examination, provided that a successful candidate under the age fixed by the law of the State as the school leaving age will not be eligible for appointment until he attains that age. .

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO Co rnITIONs. -Upon appointment a successful candidate must produce evidence of the date of his birth and a medical certificate satisfying the Board in such particulars as it may determine of sound bodily health and freedom from physical defects. Successful candidates should not undergo medical examination until instructed to do so. Upon the confirmation of his appointment an officer will also be required to contribute to the Commonwealth Superannuation Fund.

Qualified candidates who on appointment are already tem- porarily employed, or who take up duty within fourteen days of the date of issue by the Chief Officer of notification of appointment and request to report for duty, will be regarded for seniority purposes as having entered the Commonwealth Service on the date of the Public Service Inspector's appointment certificate. ` REFUSAL of APPOINTMENT.-If a successful candidate declines to accept an appointment offered to him, or fails to reply within seven days to a communication from the Board. a Public Service Inspector, or the Deputy Director, Pdsts and Telegraphs, respecting his nomination to the Public Service, his name may be removed from the " Register of Persons Qualified for Appointment ".

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

NOTIFICATIOfV OF VACANCIES. APPLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of the

Commonwealth Public Service for promotion or transfer to the positions named in the appended schedule. Where so indicated, applications will also be received from officers of the Public Service of the States and other persons.

- Applicants should state fully their qualifications for the position sought, and must, to ensure consideration, forward their applications to the *Meer indicated in the last column In time to reach him not later than the appointed date.

Where an applicant desires to be considered for two or more vacancies a separate application should be forwarded in respect of each position sought except where the positions applied for are of similar classification and in the same Branch of a Department, e.g., positions of Postmaster, Lines Staff positions, &c., when one application covering such positions will be accepted.

In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of the Public Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, the following particulars should be set out at the foot of the application:-

Full name (block letters) Designation Standard salary scale ..

Office or Branch Age last birthday (in years) Length of service Salary .(per annum) Date granted last increment

Other applicants should state full names, date, year and place of birth, and whether they are natural born or naturalized British subjects. Returned soldiers should give particulars of war service. Copies only of diplomas, 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 position, but appointments may be made at any salary within such range.

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions of the Superannuation Act.

At offices where quarters are sho wn, a deduction at the rate of 10 per cent, of the minimum salary of the position will be made, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existing quarters 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 at any time.

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may be transferred without promotion, as the result of an application for an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their own expens -2s of removal unless the transfer comes within the ((rudit :ous prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are not permanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service will not be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (including, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family) exceed £3, when such allowance as time circumstances justify may he gra otell.

Position. Salary Scale and Division.

Administrative Officer (£648 £720), Third Division, Dangerous Cargoes Movement Section (temporary pos- tion)

Locality Salary .t Closing Daue for

Receipt of Applications.

To whom Applications roust be forwarded.

DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING. Shipping Division.

Melbourne . £688 to £760 .

Administrative ability and knowledge of governmental procedures essential. dangerous pargoes by sea, rail or road desirable.

31st May, 1.945 Superintendent of Per- sonnel, Department of Supply and Shipping, Century Building, 125 Swanston- street, Mel- bourne

Administrative knowledge of the problems of handling

e The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Putlle Service Regulation 106s or relative Arbitration Determination. t The salaries shown are those payable alter cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106s or relative Arbitration Determination have been effected. This position is also open to officers of the State Public Services and to other persons. Ss amongst such applicants, preference will be given to returned sailors, soldiers and alimen with the necessary qualifications.

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NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES-continued.

Position, Salary Scale and Division. Locality. 8albry.t Closing Date for

itecelpt Of .

Applications. To whom application

must be forwarded.

Senior Technician (£364 - £388), Fourth Division, Chief Engineer's Branch (Transmission Section) (Broadcasting)

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. Centrai Staff.

tMelbourne . £404 to £428 ..

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366- £450), Third Werris Creek .. Division

Postal Clerk (£108- £330), Third or Fourth Division (five positions)

Culcairn, Guildford, Junee, Manuka

(A.C.T.) Penrith

Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain in the Australian Capital Territory and the metropolitan area and may be difficult to obtain at Culcairn.

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), Hillston Fourth Division

New South Wales.

£406 to £490

Quarters : Six rooms. £128 to £370

31st May, 1945 The Director -General, Posts and Telegraphs, Mel- bourne, C.2

. . 31st May, 1945 The Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Sydney

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£104 to £312 . .

District Allowance : Grade II. Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain

. . 31st

Assistant (Female) (Stamp Sales) (£218 - Sydney £250), Fourth Division, Accounts Branch (Cashier's Section)

Supervising Technician, Grade 5 (£540), Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Mechanical

£245 to £277

Experience on counter 'work is desirable.

Ashfield .. £580 ..

and at Junee and Penrith,

May, 1945 I

The Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Sydney

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Duties include control of staff and maintenance of pre -2,000 type automatic and carrier terminal equipment. Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan area.

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Singleton £400 . . 31st May, 1945 The Deputy Director, Posts Division, Engineering Branch, Line and Telegraphs, Sydney Staff (Newcastle Division)

Area Foreman. Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain.

Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Divi- Nyngan . . . £328 31st May, 1945

sion, Engineering Branch; Line Staff (Dubbo Division)

District Allowance : Grade I. Duties include cable jointing and driving a motor vehicle.

Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain.

Clerk (£378 -£450), Third Division, Sydney I £418 to £490 31st May, 1945 I

Telephone Branch. Applicants should state fully their knowledge of the procedure and practices of the Commercial Division, Telephone Branch..

Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan area.

The Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Sydney

)f

Supervisor, Workshops (£528 - £564), Sydney £568 to £604 31st May, 1945

Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Mechanical (Telephone and Switch- board Sub -section)

Applicants should state their knowledge of Workshops procedure and costing and should be able to control a very large staff and direct the work in the Telephone, Switchboard and Cord and Coil Sections.

Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan area.

Victoria.

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£342- Malvern £382 to £418 31st May, 1945

£378), Third Division

The Deputy Director, Posts- and Telegraphs, Sydney

1

Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain in the metropolitan area.

Telephonist (Female) (£84- £198), Fourth 1

Flinders . . I £104 to £225 . . . . 1 31st May, 1945

Division Boarding accommodation is very difficult to obtain.

Queensland.

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366 - £450), Third Malanda £406 to £490 1 31st May, 1945 I The Deputy Director, Posts Division and Telegraphs, Brisbane

The Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Mel- bourne, C.1

!7

Technician (£304 -£340), Fourth Divi - f

Brisbane sion, Engineering Branch, Mechanical

Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (£264- £312), Fourth Division

Quarters : Six rooms. District Allowance : Grade II.

.. £344 to £380 .

Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain. 1 Cloncurry . .

i

£304 to £352

District Allowance : Grade V. Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain.

Phonogram Operator (£84- £206), Fourth ¡ Cairns . . £104 to £233 Division j j

Duties include typewriting. District Allowance : Grade III.

a The rates shown are subject to variation as Prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106Á or relative Arbitration Determination. t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determination

have-been effected. t At a future date the successful applicant may be permanently transferred to Canberra.

31st May, 1945

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NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924.1933. NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT.

Part XL In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.,

OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of section 175, has filed the required statements in the

assigned estate of Henry Spicer Prinsep Brockman, fariner, of Maya, in the State of Western Australia.

Dated this 30th day of April, 1'945.

J. L. PATON, Trustee. Paton and Morris, Pastoral Bouse, 156 St. George's- terrace,

Perth. 5098

PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. lu t':e Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

-O. 53 of 1928.-Re WALTER WILLIA a LANCASTER, of 1! l l i ni l nyt, labourer.

Date of public examination-22nd May, 1945, at half- past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy, Court, Melbourne.

No. 12 of 1931.. Re JOAN LEO BULL, of 17 Flower- street, Essendon, clerk. -Summary case.

Date of public examination -24t1í May, 1945, at half - past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy, Court, Melbourne.

No. 23 of 1944.-Re ALFRED ADAM DEN MEAD, of 12 Kangaroo - road, M.urrumbeena, radio tester; formerly of Scarsdale and Linton, garage proprietor.-Summary case.

Date of adjourned pubic examination -25th May, 1945, at half -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.

A. I IcKIN N ON, Official Receiver. 450 Law Courts -place, I'teIbourne, 12th May, 1945. 5099

SEQUESTRATION ORDERS AND FIRST MEETINGS. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

NO. lI of 1945. -Re bankrupt estates of Walter Curtis, of 1;2 Orlando -street, Hampton, storekeeper, and of

Harold Osmond Curtis, of Moore -street, Rochester, storekeeper, and of Harold Desmond Curtis, formerly of Moore - street, Rochester aforesaid, but at present a member of the Australian Imperial Forces 'and á prisoner of war, all carrying on business in partnership at Moore -street, Rochester aforesaid. under the style or firm naine of " H. Curtis & Sons ", storekeepers.

Date of petition -10t11 May,. 1945. Date of sequestration order -10th May, 1945. Date and place of first meeting of creditors -23rd May,

1945,. at EIeven aan., at Court House, Rochester. A 11 e. elits due- to the above estates shoed be paid to nie.

A. McKINN'ON, Official Receiver. .450 Law Courts -place, Melbourne, 12th May, 1945. 5100

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland.

DEBTOR'S Name- HAROLD ARTHUR PERCI AL PAGE.

Address- Miles, Queensland. Description- Baker. Number -49 of 1930. Date fixed for hearing 25th June, 1945.

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE. Debtor's name-Emma) JAMES PLANT.

Address -Bell, Queensland. Description -Stock buyer. Number -21 of 1942. Date of order -9th April, ,1945. Nature of order -Suspended one month. Ground named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of facts (b) and (i) , section 119 (7) .

5101 R. G. LITTLE, Registrar.

TT the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Central Queensland (No. 1. of 1945).-Re S. J. THOMASSON, formerly of

. Blackall, in the State of Queensland, storekeeper, and now a member of the Australian Military Forces.

Date of petition -22nd December, 1944. Date of sequestration order -2nd May, 1945. NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to nie.

J. E. TREGENZA, Official Receiver. 4th Floor, Commonwealth Offices, Adelaide -street, Brisbane,

11th May, 1945. 5102

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No. 27 of 1940) .Re JAMES GEORGE STEEL ROBERTSON, of 38 Gibson- street, Bowden, engineer.-Summary case. ( Present address : 113 Hotham- street, Balaclava, S.2, Victoria.)

Date and . place of hearing of application for discharge - Ist June, 1945, at half -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide.

5103 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.

ORDER OF DISCHARGE. IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia

(No. 147 of 1935) .-Re REGINALD WILLIAM GEORGE POTTER. MEDWELL, of Karoonda, motor mechanic and railway employee, lately residing and carrying on business at Tuscan as wood merchant.- Summary case. (Present address: Walkerville Tyre Exchange, 172 Walkerville- terrace. Walkerville, tyre dealer.)

Date of order of discharge, 10th November, 1944. Nature of order - Discharge suspended for six months, i.e.,

to 10th May, 1945. Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of facts (b) and (d) of section 119 (7 1 ;

and bankrupt failed to supply information required by the Official Receiver,

5104 W. R. FORBES, Registra) .

APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

DEBTOR'S Naine- RALPIr GOLDMAN, formerly carrying on business under the trade name " Revels ".

Address -28 Urquhart- street, Hawthorn; formerly carrying on business at 284 -286 Bourke -street, Melbourne.

Description- Draper. Number-S.211 of 1937. Date fixed for hearing-4th June, 1945.

Debtor's name- -UNA MAUD MCDOUGALL. Address- Queen's -avenue, St. Arnaud, Victoria.; lately

lately residing at Second -avenue, St. Morris, South Aus- tralia. and carrying on business at Magill -road, Norwood, South Australia.

Description-Hairdresser. Number -l24 of 1937 (District of South Australia ) .

Date fixed for hearing -28th May, 1945.

5105 A. G. KEITH, Deputy Registrar.

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARG E.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria. EBTOR'S Name -NORMAN RUPERT LIVINGSTON.

Address -Trentham. Description-Garage proprietor. Number -S.248 of 1938. Date fixed for hearing -7th June, 1945.


NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR ORDERS 07 DISCHARGE.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales said the Australian Capital Territory. DEBT'OR'S Name -MAURICE WILLIAM BLAKE.

Address -- Formerly of 11 Edith -avenue, Concord; now serving with the R.A.E. Bridging Detachment, A.M.F., Australia.

Descri ption-- Chaininan. Number-S.181 of 1935. Court- Bankruptcy. Date fixed for hearing -19th June, 1945.

Debtor's name -WALTER NEW GUINEA BARCLAY. Address -48 Hawthorne- parade, Haberfield, formerly carry -

ing on business at Cleveland -street, Sydney. Description -Motor body repairer and painter. Number-S.181 of 1930. Court - Bankruptcy. Date fixed for hearing -19th June, 1945.

J. T. KEANEY, Registrar. 5108 11th May, 1945.

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NOTICE OF ORDERS OF DISCHARWE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

DEBTOR'S Name -Josh EDWARD RITC$IE.

Address -25 Albert- street, Sebastopol; carrying on business at Sebastopol and Ballarat.

Number -S.77 of 1940.-Summary case. Description- Builder. Date of order -5th March, 1945. Nature of order - Discharge suspended until 5th May, 1945. Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of facts (a), (b) and (c), section 119 (7).

Debtor's name -KEvuv THOMAS SCOTT. Address -3 Jurang -road, Balwyn. Number -5.257 of 1938 Summary case. Description- Builder. Date of order -5th March, 1945. Nature of order- Discharge suspended until 5th May, 1945. Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of facts (a) , (b) and (c) , section 119 (7).

Debtor's name -LISLE LOUIS LESLIE. Address -107 French -street, Hamilton; carrying on business

at 197 Gray -street, Hamilton. Number -S.63 of 1931. -;Summary case. Description - Hairdresser. Date of order -4th April, 1945. Nature of order -;Discharge suspended until 4th May, 1945. Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of facts (b) and (c) , section 119 (7) .

Debtor's name -HARRIET CARTY ARNELL RIGBY. Address -182 Whitehorse -road, Box Hill. Number -S.65 of 1936. Description- Married woman; formerly furniture dealer. Date of order -7th March, 1945. Nature of order- Discharge suspended until 7th May, 1945. Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of facts (a) and (c) , section 119 (7) .


NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR ORDERS OF DISCHARGE.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.

D EBTOR'S Naine-WILLJAM FREDERICK MANNELL.

Add.ress -6 Monaah -road, Gladesville, formerly of Banks- town.

Description- Electrician. Number-S.41 of 1940. Court -Bankruptcy. .

Date fixed for hearing-19th June, 1945. Debtor's name -EDWARD BROWN.

Address -Matthew- street, Cobar. Number -S.227 of 1941. Court -Bankruptcy. Date fixed for hearing -19th June, 1945.

11th May, 1945. J. T. KEANEY, Registrar.

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and

the Australian Capital Territory. DEBTOR'S Name -IAm MARSDEN PORTER.

Address -14 High -street, Randwick. Number -5.269 of 1938. Court- Bankruptcy. Date fixed for hearing -19th June, 1945.

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE. Debtor's name -ERNEST GEORGE PALMER.

Addresss-- Cumlberland- street, Cessnock. Description- Builder and contractor. Number -S.214 of 1935. Date of order -16th April, 1945. Nature of order - Discharge to issue.

J. T. KEANEY, Registrar. 5110 10th May, 1943.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND. Part XII.

In the matter of a deed of arrangement between EDITs CRASTIN PA.SCOE, trading as Antique Furniture Company, 40 Market- street, Sydney, and her creditors.

MOTILE is hereby given that a final dividend will be payable 1.1 to those creditors who have proved their claims on or before the eleventh day of June, 1945.

Dated this eleventh day of May, 1945.

W. H. HIGMA.N, Trustee. 5111 74 Pitt -street, Sydney.

Part XI. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia. -

In the matter of BRUNO EDWIN HEIN, of Pt. Lincoln, and under deed of assignment No. 21 of 1944. NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of

section 175, has filed the required statement in the assigned estate of B. E. Hein, of Pt. Lincoln.

Dated this the day of May, 1945.

F. E. G. EDWARDS, Trustee. 33 Pirie- street, Adelaide. 5112

FIRST MEETING.

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory (No. 17 of 1945).- Re ALAN BuR1WOOD LUCAS, of 60 Ramsgate- avenue, Bondi, lately carrying on business at Commonwealth Bank Chambers, King -street, Tempe, under the name of Alan Lucas & Co., estate agents.

Date of first meeting of creditors -31st May, 1945, at half- past Eleven a.m., at the Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver. 112 Pitt- street, Sydney, 11th May, 1945. 5119

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and

the Australian Capital Territory (No. 74 of 1940). Re HENRY ARMSTRONG HAñíuo \D, of the Commodore, Darling - hurst- road, King's Cross, lately carrying on business at 27 Abercrombie-street, Sydney, company manager. -Summary.

ASIXTH and final dividend is intended to be paid in this estate. Any creditors who have not lodged proofs of debt

by the 31st May, 1945, will be excluded from the dividend.

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver. 112 Pitt -street, Sydney, 11th May, 1945. 5113

NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT. Part XI.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia. lt,T OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee in pursuance of 1, section 175 has filed the required statements in the assigned estate of Charles Hare Sadleir, farmer, of Boyup Brook, in the State of Western Australia..

Dated this 5th day of May, 1945.

J. L. PATON, Trustee. Paton and Morris, Pastoral House, 156 St. George's- terrace,

Perth. 5114

NOTICE OF RILING STATEMENT. Part XI.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia. 1V1 OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee in pursuance of 1 section 175 has filed the required statement in the assigned estate of Claude William Staniforth Melrose, builder and contractor, of 5 Durdham- crescent, Bicton, Western Aus- tralia.

Dated this third day of May, 1945.

J. L. PATON, Trustee. Paton and Morris, Pastoral House, 156 St. George's- terrace,

Perth, Western Australia. 5116

To 97.-:---1711 -May, 190

NOTICE OF- FILING STATEMENT. Part XL

.liar - the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia. OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee in pursuance of

section 175 has filed the required statements in the assigned estate of . Ellen .

Kerr Lloyd, married woman, trading as >Lloyd's Agency, 592 Albany road, Victoria Park in thé State of Western Australia..

Dated this 3rd day of Marv, 1945,

1..1.fì2

J. L. PATON. Trustee. raton and - Morris, Pastoral House, St. George's -terrace,

5116 Perth, Western Australia.

NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT. Part $1.

ln the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia. OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee in pursuance of

section 175 lias filed the required statements in the estate of Geoffrey Charles Wright, upholsterer, of 452 William - street, Perth, in the State of Western Australia.

Dated this 2nd day of May, 1945.

J. L. PATON, Trustee. Paton and Morris, Pastoral House, St. George's- terrace.

5117 Perth, Western . Australia.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. AME of Debtor -- OwE* JAMES PEnsxousE.

Address- Buuda- street, and Shields- street, Cairns, in the -state. of Queensland.

=Occupation -Storekeeper and hairdresser. Number -31S of 1936. Court -Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland. Date fixed for hearing -8th June, 1945.

5118 J. SHANNON, Registrar.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND. ln- .the_1 hurt of-- Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and

the Australian Capital Territory (No. 65 of 1943). -ltc Enir-I ANNIE ROGERS, of 130 Wycombe -road, Neutral Bay, latey residing at Springwood.

FIRST Dividend is intended to be paid in the above estate. 11. Any creditors who have not lodged proofs of debt by the 31st May, 1945, will be excluded from the dividend.

A. V..RICHARDSON, Official Receiver. 112 Pitt -street, Sydney, 14th May, 1945. 5120

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. Inc the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

DEBTOR'S Name- FRANCIS LEOPOLD BAIRD.

'Address -2 Oswald- street, Gardenvale. Description-Farmer. Number-S.26. of 1933.-Summary case.

Date fixed for hearing--8th .Tune, 1945.


District of Western Australia (No. 112 of 1930) . -In the bankrupt estate of BENJAMIN DAVIES, of Midland Junction, lately of Nungarin, farmer.

A SECOND Dividend is intended to be declared in the above matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by

the 31st day of May, 1945, will be excluded from dividend.

Dated this lIth day o Mai, 1945.

A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver. 4 The Esplanade, Perth. 5122


District of : Western. .Australia " (No. 34 of ..1928),.-In the bankrupt estate of STANLEY BAENETr, of Monmouth -street, Perth, building contractor.

A FIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the above matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by the

31st day of May, 1945; will be excluded from dividend. Dated this 11th day of May, 1945.

A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver. 6 The Esplanade, Perth. 5123

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