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Na: 18:] CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 23RD AUGUST.

LIABILITY OF GERMAN PROPERTY IN AUSTRALIATO SEIZURE UNDER THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES.

j T is notified, for general information that the Common-] wealth Government have informed the German Governmentthat they do not intend to exercise their rights under para-graph 18 of Annex II. to Part VIII. of the Treaty of Versaillesto seize the property of German nationals in Australia in theevent of a voluntary default by Germany in the performanceof her obligations under Part VIII. of the aforesaid Treaty.This undertaking applies to all forms of private propertybelonging to German nationals in Australia or under Aus-tralian control.

The foregoing undertaking was communicated to the GermanGovernment on 30th July, 1928.

S. M. BRUCE,Prime Minister and Minister for External Affairs.

(In lieu of notice appearing in Gazette, No. 86, of 16thAugust, 1928, page 2383.)

CONSULS.HIS Excellency the Governor- General directs it 'to be notified

that the King's Exequatur empowering Monsieiïr CharlesLouis Seya to act as Consul - General of Latvia at London,with jurisdiction over the Commonwealth of Australia, in-cluding New Guinea, has been issued.

IS Excellency the Governor- General directs the provisionalrecognition of Mr. Arthur McKay as Consul for Norway

at Port Adelaide, pending the issue of His Majesty's Exequatur.

HIS Excellency time Governor - General directs the recognitionof Mr. Otto Coufal as Vice - Consul for Czecho- slovakia

at Sydney.1878. --No: 88. Paron, 6D.; Q Iarterly, 78. Id. Half - Yearly,

TERRITORY OF NORFOLK ISLAND.HEREBY certify that a copy of the Plant and FruitI Diseases Ordinance 1928 (No. 3 of 1928) was duly posted

at the Court House, Norfolk Island, on the 6th day of June,1928.

C. E. HERBERT, Administrator.22nd June, 1928.

THE TERRITORY OF NORFOLK ISLAND.HEREBY certify that a copy of the Maintenance Orders

(Facilities for Fnforcemeut) Ordinance 1928 was dulyposted at the Court House, Norfolk Island, on the 6th day ofJuly, 1928.

C. E. HERBERT, Administrator.10th July, 1928.

T is notified, for general information, that the undermen-tioned Ordinances have been passed by the Legislative

Council of Papua, and have not been disallowed by the Gover-nor- General::'

Custotne Ordinance, 1928.Bodies Corporate (Joint Tenancy) ..Ordinance, 1928.Londomi Missionary. Society Corporation Land Transfer

Ordinance, 1928.

C. W. C. MA;R.R.; for irmister for .ome: eád Territories.

No. 88. -23rd August, 1928

ORDERS MADE BY THE MINISTER UNDER TETHE statutory conditions precedent to determination b j b MiNi f d `eontraventions enumerated in the following Schedule having

been fulfilled, the several matters have been so deterneá and or rl 'live been made in relation thereto and a notification of eachsuoh Order is hereby published in accordance with the law.

Commonwealth Gazette

GVISKONS OF THE ACTS HEREUNDER CITED.

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J. Dwyer . .

E. J. Harman . .

A. E. HawkinsA. W. Oldfield

W. V. Davies

J. F. White . .

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T. Murphy

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Giovanni Boschetti ..

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Fan Pan Han .. .. Brisbane, Qld.(case heard atSydney)

Foo Chang Feng .. ..

Hans Barth .. Brisbane, Qld.

How Ah Chang .. .. Cairns, Qld.(case heard atBrisbane)

Jue" Ling . .. . Brisbane, Qid.(caseheard atSydney)

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Y. Yoshioka .. .. Thursdaylsland(case heard atSydney) .

Antonio de Bisogno .. Fremantle,W.A.(case heard atSydney)

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CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION.IT is iii eby notified, for general information, that His Ex-

cellettéy the Governor- General, acting with the advice ofthe Federal Executive Council, has been pleased to. grant Cer-tificates of Naturalization to the persons named in the sub -joined. list.

NEVILLE HOWSE, Minister for Home and. Territories.

Date of Naturalization;. 5th July, '1928..Anderson, Peter Edwin, 10 Henrietta:street, Glènferrie, Vic-

toria.Ba,rac, Klemento, 'Pardee. via Ma.njimup; Western Australia.Bernie; - Jean Pierre Auguste, Eastern Creek, New South

Wales.Bertelli, Giovanni, 24 Clarice - street, Lithgow, New. South

Wales.Blake, Thomas, 13 Forfar - street, Stockton, -New -South Wales:Biviano, Pietro, 105 King-street, Newton, New Smith Wales:Cannuli, Antonino, Clenmaggie'Weir., Victoria. .

Cäristinos, Anthony, Roma, Queensland:Chacotos, Frank Spiros, 19 Regent street, Sydney, New South

Wales: . , ..

Combes,. John, 58 Erskine- street; Sydney, New SoutleNiTäles.: -

Da -Pra, Guido, 320 Riley- street, Sydney, New South Wales.

Ebert, Wilhelm Christian, 152 Hebbard- street, Broken Hill,New South. Wales.

Facchini, Angelo, Railway- street, Corrimal, New South Wales.Fratzeskakis,. Theodore George, 22 Victoria- street, Paddington,

New South Wales.Frieberr, Julia, Diamond Bay -road, Watson's Bay, New South

Wales.Fuga, .Domenico,-: Albert- street, Woonona, New South Wales.Genetti; Carlo, Mount Walker, Western Australia.

.

Ge,4en, Jean Marie Leonard, Sea View -road, Henley BeachSdu li, South Australia.

Giuffre, Carlo, 119 Burwood-road, Burwood, New South Wales.Hansen, Harold John,' 33 Little William- street, Stockton, New

South Wales.,Herma.n, Oiicar Frederick, West Jindalee -road, Cootamundra,

New South Wales.Holnikvist, Carl . Emil, Bocobra, Meranburn, New South

Wales:Húí1;. LeRoy William,' Pell- street, Merewether, Newcastle, Nev

South Wales.Júrgenson, Johan, 63. Kermode- street, North Adelaide; Smith

Australia.Kailssen; William Paul, Tubbul Siding, via. Young, New South

Wáles. .. .

Katsoulis Spero Jim; 28 Flinders- street, Darlinghurst, NewSouth Wales.

Commonwealth Gazette 2409 No. 88. 23rd August, 1928

The Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 -28.

New South Wales Registry, Sydney, 14th August, 1928.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE CHANGE:OF' NAMEOF AN ORGANIZATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that application has been. made tome under the Commonwealth Conciliation and .A:rbitra-

tion Act. 1904 -1928 for the change of .name of an organizä.tioncalled " The Furniture Manufacturers' Association of Aus .tralia " to " The Furniture Manufacturers' Association."

Any person who desires to object to the. change of namef ofthe organization may do so by lodging with me a notice of theobjection in the prescribed form, and a statutory declaration

in support thereof, within twenty -one days after the publica-tion of this advertisement, and by serving on the organizationcopies of the notice of objection and statutory declaration solodged.

H. W. M. TARRANT, Deputy Industrial Registrar.

EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION 67MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT1901 -1926.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.3ßD MILITARY DISTRICT.

£441. Reqn. No. F.A. 3/338 -21 horses.W. A. Jones.£231. Reqn. No. F.A. 3/333 -11 horses. H. J. Gidney.

(Ex. Min. No. 164.)C. W. C. MARR, Acting Minister for Defence.

APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT RETURNING OFFICERS.WIDE BAY BY- ELECTION.

N pursuance of the provisions of sub - section (2.) of section 9 of the Commonwealth Electoral Ad 1918 -1928, each person specified inthe first column of the schedule hereto is appointed to be Assistant Returning Officer to exercise within or for that portion of the

Division of Wide Bay,. which is specified in the second column of the said schedule opposite the name of each person, subject to thecontrol of the Divisional Returning Officer for the Division of Wide Bay, all the powers of the Divisional Returning Officer except thoserelating to postal voting, the appointment to take effect in each case on and from the 17th day of August, 1928, and to continue in forceunless sooner revoked until the 9th. day of October, 1928. J. D. FARRAR,

17th August. 1928. Chief Electoral Officer for the Commonwealth.THE SCHEDULE.

Division of Wide Bay.

Assistant Returning Officer.

Portion of theDivision withinwhich powers

are to beexercise.

Polling Place or Polling Places comprised in that portion of theDivision within which powers are to be executed.

Brenden Virgilius Lowry,State School Teacher,Biggenden

Reginald Thomas Holland,Postmaster,

CabooltureWalter Kidd, .. . .

Postmaster,Gayndah

Donald Price, .. ..State School Teacher,

GympieGwilym John Edmunds,

state School Teacher,Howard

Artemus White, ..State School Teacher,

KilkivanAlbert Stanley Lloyd, ..

Senior Assistant in Charge,Post Office,

PalmwoodsJohn Slade, .

Senior Assistant in Charge,Post Office, Maleny

William Henry Green, ..Public Servant,

MaryboroughGeorge Henry Fagg, ..

Clerk,Maryborough

Lionel Henry Vernon Harris,Postmaster,

NambourPercy William Neale, ..

Postmaster,Kingaroy

William Price,State School Teacher,

TinanaCameron Fullarton,

Postmaster,Tiaro

Harry Vernon Geeves,Postmaster,

Cooroy

Wilfred Joseph Edwin Watson,Postmaster,

Wondai

Jolin.Grehan,. State School Teacher,

f . .. Kilcoy

Subdivision ofBiggenden

Subdivision ofCaboolture

Subdivision ofGayndah

Subdivision ofGympie

Subdivision ofHoward

Subdivision ofKilkivan

Subdivision ofLands -borough

Subdivision of. Maleny

Subdivision ofMary- .:borough

Subdivision ofMary-borough

Subdivision ofNambour

Subdivision ofNanango

Subdivision ofPialba

Subdivision ofTiaro

Subdivision ofWidgee

Subdivision ofWondai

Subdivision ofWoodford

BIGGENDEN, Dallarnil, Degilbo, Didcot, Lakeside, Mount Shamrock, North DallarnilWoowoonga

Beerburrum, Bribie Island, Burpengary, CABOOLTURE, Elimbah, Glass Mountains,Toorbul, Upper Caboolture, Wamuran

Ban Ban, Benvenue, Binjour, Boondooma, Booubyjan, Boynewood, Branch Creek,Byrnestown, Coalstoun Lakes, Cooranga, Derra Derra, GAYNDAH, Glen Eden,Gooroolba. Gurgeena, Hawkwood, Ideraway, Lawson, Mount Debatable, Mun-dowran, Mundubbera, Ormonde, Philpott, Proston, Pumpkin Hut, Reid's Creek,Riverleigh, Speedwell, Stalworth, Thebarton, Wetheron, Wilson's Valley, Wood -millar

Chatsworth, Cootharaba Hill, Corella. Deep Creek, Enterprise, GYMPIE, Jones Hill,Monkland, One Mile, Red Hill, South Side, Tamaree

Aldershot, Bowling Green, Bun -um, Dundowran, Dunmora, Granville, HOWARD,Island Plantation, Maryborough West, Mungar, Sunbury, Takura, Thinoomba,Toogoom, Torbanlea, Yengarie, Yerra

Brooyar, Carmyle, Cinnabar, Curra, Dagun, Eel Creek, Glastonbury, KILKIVAN,Lagoon Pocket, Mooloo, Pie Creek, Widgee, Wonga Creek, Wonga Upper, Woolooga

Bald Knob, Beerwah, Buderim, Caloundra, Didillibah, Eudlo, Forest Glen, Glenview,Hunchy, Ilkley, Landsborough, Maroochydore, Mooloolah, PALMWOODS,Woombye

Belthorpe, Blackall Range, Conondale, MALENY, Witta

MARYBOROUGH

NEWTOWN

Bli Bli, Cooloolabin, Coolum Creek, Dulong, Eumundi, Flaxton,- Golden Valley,Mapleton, Maroochy River, Montville, NAMBOUR, 'North Arm, Obi Obi, Poona,Rosemount, Verrierdale, Yandina, Yandina Creek

Benair, Brooklands, Buckland's, Burrandowan, Coolabunia, Crawford, Durong,Ellesmere, Glencliffe, Goodger, Gordonbrook, Grindstone, Italy Creek,Creek, Inverlaw, KINGAROY, Kumbia, Kunioon, Maidenwell, Malar, Mánnuem,Meandu Creek, Memerambi, Nanango, Sandy Ridges, Sarum, Taabinga, The Grange,Tureen, West Booie, Wooroolin . .

Bidwell, Boonaroo, Fraser Island, Melrose, Nikenbah, Pialba, Port Maryborough,TINANA, Torquay, Urangan

Andérleigh, Aramara, Bauple, Braemar, Brooweena, Burnside, Coondoo, Deborah,Downsfield, Fawley, Gigoomgan, Goomboorian, Gunalda, Gundiah, Kanighan,Kybongjifiva, Mothar Mountain, Munna Creek, Owanyilla, Pioneer's Rest, RossCreek, Tandur, Teddington, The Downs, Theebine, TIARO, West Teebar, Wolvi

Amamoor, Belli Park, Black Mountain, Bollier, Brooloo, Bunya Creek, Cedar Pocket,Central Kin Kin, Cooran, Cooroora, COOROY, Cootharaba, Doonan, Federal,Foxlowe, Gheerulla, Imbil, Kandanga, Kenilworth, Kidaman Creek, Kin Kin,Pinbarren, Pomona, Ridgewood, Ringtail, Skyring, Creek, Tewantin, Tinbeerwah,Traveston, Tuchekoi, Wahpunga, West Cooroy

Barambah, Boonara, Chelmsford, Cloyna, Crownthorpe, Goomeri, Greenview, Hives -ville, Ivanhoe, Johnstown, Ke eland, Kinlemore, Manyung, Merlwood, Moffatdale,Mondure, Murgon, Redgate, Silverleaf, Taney, Tingoora Wheatlands, Winders,WONDAI, Wooroon

Commissioner's Flat, Crohamhurat, D'Aguilar, Durundur, KILCOY, Mount Kilcoy,Mount Mee, Neurum, Peacheater, Sandy Creek, Sheep Station Creek, Stanmore,Villeneuve, Woodford, Yédnia

The Polling Places shown in Capital Letters are those where the Assistant Returning Officers will preside.

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No. 88.- 23rd August, 1928 2410 Oommonivalth Gazette

ABOLITION OF POLLING PLACES.rpHE Polling Places specified in capital Ietters are abolished1 as from the date of the publication of this notice:

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

Division of Martin. WEEMALA. .

STATE OF VICTORIA.

Division of Gippsland. YARRAGON NORTH, MONT-GOMERY, LOCH VALLEY SAWMILL, YALLOURNEAST.

Division of Indi. SPRING CREEK, BELL'S FLAT.STATE OF QUEENSLAND.

Division of Capricornia. BARRIEMOON, CANNINDAHRANGE RAILWAY CAMP.

Division of Kennedy. MOUNT COBALT, MARRABAH,BROOKS CAMP..

Division of Oxley.YELLOW PATCH.STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Division of Barker. SALT LAGOON.STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Division of Kalgoorlie.CONDON, LIONEL.C. W. C. MARR, for Minister for Home and Territories.

CHANGE OF POLLING PLACE FROM ONE SUBDIVISIONTO ANOTHER SUBDIVISION WITHIN THE SAMEDIVISION.

IT is hereby notified that the following changes have beenmade in respect of the polling places specified here

under:--STATE OF VICTORIA.

Mirboo. Division of Gippsland, to be a polling place forthe Subdivision of Foster, in lieu of for the Subdivision ofMorwell.

Ryton. Division of Gippsland, to be a polling place for theSubdivision of Foster, in lieu of for the Subdivision ofMorwell.

STATE OF TASMANIA,Lower Longley. Division of Franklin, to be a polling place

for the Subdivision of Kingborough, in lieu of for theSubdivision of Huon.C. W. C. MARR, for Minister for Home and Territories.

ALTERATION IN THE NAMES OF POLLING PLACES.THE names of the undermentioned Polling Places are herebyaltered:

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.Division of Macquarie.Long Swamp to be Arkell.Division of West Sydney. Ferry Road to be Blackwattle

West.STATE OF, VICTORIA.

Division of Gippsland. Neerim to be Neerim Junction ;Winterville to be Cassilis.

Division of Henty. Ormond to be McKinnon.Division of Indi. Chiltern West to be Chiltern Valley;

Central Estate to be Bayswater North; Doon to be BonnieDoon.

STATE OF QUEENSLAND.

Division of Capricornia. Muigildie to be Mulgeldie; Char-cool Scrub to he'Rossmoya.C. W. C. MARR, for Minister for Home and Territories.

APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ELECTORALREGISTRARS.

1 T is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons,- whose1 names are printed in capital letters, have been appointedto be Electoral Registrars under the Commonwealth :Electoral

=Act, and that the appointment of the undermentioned :persons,-whose names are printed ;n italic letters, has been terminated:Each appointment is to take effect on and from the -date uponwhich the person appointed takes over the duties of the office,-and to continue during the pleasure of the Minister:

STATE OF STEW SOUTTH WALES,.

Division of Calare; THOMAS; ARTHUR .FULTON,, Post-. man, Cowra, to keep the Roll for. the Subdivision of Cowrá,

in the place of Ioraoe .11faref eid` Eames#, whose, appoint-Ment is te rninatéd.

División of Darling. ARTHUR JOHN TUNNY, Postmaster,Tottenham, to keep.the Roll for the °8ubdivis ;on of Totten-},am. in the place of frank William Pearson, whose ap_ . -pointment is terminated. .

STATE OF VICTORIA.

Division of Winimera. SYDNEY HERBERT THOMAS,Senior Postal Clerk; Ouyen, to keep "the Roll for the Sub -division of Ouyen, in the place of Edward Johns Malcolm,whose appointment is terminated. .

Corrigendum. The notification appearing in CommonwealthGazette, No. 80; of .2nd August, 1928, relating to 'the ap-pointment of . George Scholes Cation as Registrar for theSubdivision of Numurkah, Division of Echuca, shouldread George. Scholes Catlow.

STATE OF QTJEENSLAIID.

Division of Capricornia.PETER CHALMERS, Postmaster,Mount Perry, . to keep the Roll for the Subdivision ofMount Perry, in the place of Albert William Swan, whoseappointment is terminated.

Division- of Herbert. JOHN HENRY MALLYON, Tele-graphist, Innisfail, to keep the Roll for the Subdivisionof Innisfail, in the place of William. Stephen Blakey, whoseappointment is terminated. .

Division of Kennedy. RUDOLPH VICTOR REDVERSZILLMAN, School Teacher, Kajabbi, to keep the Roll forthe Subdivision of Burke, in the place of Arthur ColinBrinsiOnn., whose appointment is terminated.

STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Division of Kalgoorlie. EUGENE EGAN, Postmaster,Broome, to keep the Roll for the Subdivision of Broome,in the place of John Henry McKinnon, whose appointmentis terminated.

STATE OF TASMANIA.

Division of Darwin. RAYMOND FOSTER FILBY HALL,Clerk to Divisional Returning Officer for Darwin, Burnie,to keep the Roll for the Subdivisión of Emu Bay, in theplace of Edward Bath, whose appointment is terminated.(Without additional remuneration. )

C. W. C. MARR, for Minister for Honie and Territories-

APPOINTMENT OF POLLING PLACES.f (1 HE Polling Places specified in capital letters aré hereby1 appointed for the Divisions and prescribed for the Sub -divisions set out:

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

Division of Calare. CROWTHER (Subdivision of Gren-fell).

Division of Martin. TURRAMURRA NORTH (Subdivisionof Gordon) .

Division of Parramatta. WAITARA EAST (Subdivisionof Hornsby) . (In lieu of notification appearing inCommonwealth Gazette, No. 66, of 5th July, 1928.)

Division of Reid. GREENACRE PARK (Subdivision ofBankstown) ; LAK.EMBA SOUTH, PUNCHBOWLSOUTH (Subdivision of Belmore) ; BERALA (Sub-division of Lidcombe) .

Division of Richmond. BORDER TUNNEL (Subdivisionof Kyogle) .

Division of Riverina.BUNALOO SIDING (Subdivision ofMoama) .

` STATE OF VICTORIA.Division of Echuca.EPPALOCK WEIR (Subdivision of

Heathcote).Division of Flinders.VERMONT SOUTH (Subdivision of

Fèrn.tree Gully) .KOO-WEE-RUP SOUTH ( Subdivisionof Frankston ) .

Division of Gippsland.WULGULME,RANG (Subdivisión of=" Bruthen) ; MIDDLE TARWIN (Subdivision of Leon-

gatha).; BROOKVIDLE (Subdivision . of Omeo) ;TONGHI (Subdivision of Orbost) ; AIRLY, COBAINS,MY,TLEBANK (Subdivision of Sale ). 3 QUONGUP(Suiìdivision of Trafalgar) ; BULN BULN EAST,LILLICfl ( Subdivision cd VVarragul ) .; LONGV.PAB,iBYNORTH ( Subdiàisión of Drouin ) . .

Divisi.án of Heiity.RAILWAY AVENUE ( Subdivision ofCaulfield East) ; BEAUMARIS ( Subdivision of Chelten-ham) ; PARK STREET (Subdivision of Gardiner);DANDENONG : ROAD .(Subdividión of Glenhuntlq

'HUGHESDALE ( Seiibdivision of Oakleigh ) :.

Division of Wannon. HILGAY ( Subdivision of Caster-. ton ) ; . DINYARRAK (Subdivision of Ka.n )

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-Dt,vWon of Wimmera,.--MEAD (`Súbdivision of Sérang ) ;COLIGNAN, WYMLET, :y.MtRA$A.-__.($nb-

division 1st ïtfiiciura j.,

Oomm©nwealth Gazette 2411 Nb. 88.-23rd August, 1998

,STATE OF QUEENSLAND.

Division of Brisbane.RAINWORTH (Subdivision ofIthaca).

Division of . Capricornia. : SALPOWAR (Subdivision ofEidsvold ) ; BARMUNDU ( Subdivision of Gladstone ) .

Division of Herbert.KAMERUNGA ( Subdivision ofCairns) ; EUNGELLA RANGE ( Subdivision of Mirani ) .

Division of Maranoa.HANNAFORD ( Subdivision ofMiles) ; NARYILCO ( Subdivision of Thargomindah ) .

Division of Wide Bay.DERRA DERRA ( Subdivision ofGa yn dah ) ; VERRIERDALE ( Subdivision of Nambour ) ;TANDUR (Subdivision of Tiaro) ; DOONAN (Subdivi-sion. of Widgee) ; TINBEERWAH ( Subdivision ofWidgee):

STATE OF SOUTH At7STRALIA.

Division of Barker. MUSTON (Subdivision of K,ingscote) .

STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Division of Forrest.SCOTSDALE (Subdivision ofAlbany) .

Division of Swan. SOUTH PERTH CENTRAL (Subdivi-sion of Canning) ; K,ULJA, LAKE HILLMAN (Subdivi-sion of Toodyay) .

C. W. C. MARR, for Minister for Home and Territories.

LEASES.

THE Governor - General in Council has approved thatauthority be . granted for the following leases :

Whereas immediate possession of an area of approximately5 acres situated at the Port Stephens Naval Base, New SouthWales, is not required for any public purpose, authority hasbeen granted for the disposal of same by lease for a period offive (5) years from the 7th May, 1928, and thereafterfrom month to month, at a rental of £2 10s. per annum.(L. & S. 28/511.)

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of the ThirdFloor of premises situated at 31 King- street, Melbourne,Victoria, for a further period of one (1) year from the 28thMay, 1928, and thereafter from month to month, at a rentalof £450 per annum, with option of renewal for a further periodof one (1) year.(L. & S. 26/1197.)

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of four (4)rooms and a shed situated at No. 209 Bridge -road, Richmond,Victoria, occupied by the Divisional Returning Officer forYerra, for a further period of three (3) years from the 21stSeptember, 1928, and thereafter from month to month, at theexisting rental of £90 per annum.(B.25/3191.)

For the right to enter upon and use for grazing and cuttingand taking away eucalyptus leaves, the Rifle Range area ofapproximately 161 acres situated at Inglewood, Victoria, for afurther period of five (5) years from the ist July, 1928, ata rental of £5 per annum. (L. & S. 28/1246.)

Whereas immediate possession of the property situated inGlenelg- street, Portland, Victoria, known as the PortlandDrill Hall, is not required for any public purpose, authorityhas been granted for the disposal of same by leasing for afurther period of five (5) years from the 19th April, 1931, andthereafter from month to month, at the existing rental of£41 per annum, subject to the condition that the Common-wealth shall have the right to determine the tenancy in theevent of the premises being required for Defence purposes.(L. & S. 28/1257.)

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of premisessituated in Plunkett- street, Yerong Creek, New South Wales,occupied as a Post and Telegraph Office, for a further periodof. three (3) .' years . ás from the 19th November, 1928, withoption of renewal for a further period of three (3) years, atthe existing rental' of £117 per. annum.(L. & S. 26/104.)

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of premisessituated at No. 314 Albert- street, East Melbourne, known as" Airlie," and occupied. by the Council for Scientific. andIndustrial Research, for a further period of three (3) yearsfrem the 1st January, 1929, and thereafter on a three - monthlytenancy, at the existing rental of £450 per annum.(L. & B;28/1165. )

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of an area ofappròximately .160 acres at Deniliquin, New South Wales,occupied by the Defence authorities for the purposes of anAerodrome site, for a period of seven (7) years from the 1stJanuary, 1928, abd thereafter from month to month, "at itrental of £20 per annum.(1.,..& S. 28/220.)

For the acquisition by agreement with the owner, viz., EdgarSewell, farmer, of West Pingelly, the right and privilege ofentering upon and using; for the purposes of a Rifle ClubRange, certain land at West Pingelly, Western Australia, fora period of ten -(10) years "certain from the 1st July-,- 1928,and thereafter until the expiration of one month's notice inwriting by either party to the other of intention to determinethe agreement,, at a rental of One shilling (1s.) . per annum 'when demanded. (L. & S. 28/1291.)

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease, for the Common-wealth Film Censorship Board, of an area of approximately3,676 square feet, being the whole of the seventh floor and oneroom on the eighth floor of Watson House, situated in Bligh-street, Sydney, New South Wales, for a period of three (3)years from the 1st October, 1928, and thereafter from month.to month, at a rental of £1,300 per annum, including cleaning..(L. & S. 28/1185:)

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of a room in thefront portion of the ground floor of the School of Arts Building,situated in Bridge -road, Drummoyne, New South Wales, ocea-pied for Commonwealth Electoral purposes, for a furtherperiod of three (3) years from the 18th September, 1928, andthereafter from month to month, at the existing rental of£1 15s. per, week. (A.25/2649.) .

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For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of premises atLockington, Victoria, occupied as a Post and Telegraph Office,for a period of five (5) years from the 12th July, 1928, addthereafter from month to month, at a rental of £65 per annum.(L. & S. 28/1284.)

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of Booms Nos.41, 42, and 43 on the fourth floor of Peel Chambers, Peel - street,Adelaide, South Australia, occupied by the Chief QuarantineOfficer, Department of Health, for a further period of five (5)years from the 1st November, 1928, and thereafter from month_to month, at a rental of £ 170 per annum.(S. & L. 24/324.) .

For the acquisition by agreement with the owners, viz., J. R.Hunter and C. J. Brewer, of Corndale, the right and privilegeof entering upon and using, for the purposes of a Rifle ClubRange, certain land at Corndale, New South Wales, for aperiod of ten (10) years certain from the 1st May, 1928, andthereafter until the expiration of one month's notice in writingby either party to the other of intention to determine theagreement, at a rental of One hilling (ls.) per annum, if de-manded.(L. & S. 28/1372.)

For the acquisition by agreement with the owner, viz.,Lynda May Clark, of Lismore, New South Wales, the rightand privilege of entering upon and using, for the purposes ofa Rifle Club Range, certain land at Corndale, New SouthWales, for a period of ten (10) years certain from the lstMay, 1928, and thereafter until the expiration of one month'snotice in writing by either party to the other of intenton todetermine the agreement, at a rental of £2 per annum.(L. & S. 28/1371.).

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of premisessituated at. Mackay, Queensland, occupied as a TemporaryBond Store, for a further period from the 15th July, 1928, tothe 25th November, 1931, and thereafter from month to month,at a rental of £4 per week.(B.25/3867.).

For the Mayor and Councillors of the Corporation of PortPinte to use the Drill Hall premises, situated in Mary Elie -street, Port Pinte, South Australia, for a period of two (2)years from the 1st May, 1927, and thereafter from month tomonth, at a rental of £1 per annum.(L. & S. 27/685. )

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of two rooms inthe E. S. & A. Bank Chambers, situated in Launceston, Tas-mania, occupied by the District Inspector and Staff of thePostmaster - General's Department, for a period of one (1) yearfrom the 25th June, 1928, and thereafter from month to month,at a rental of £1 5s. per week. (L. & S. 28/1003.)

For the acquisition by agreement of a lease of premisessituated in Market square, Mudgee, New South Wales, occupiedas an Office for the Divisional Returning Officer fer Robertson,on a monthly tenancy, at the increased rent of from £45 perannum to £1 '2s. 6d. per week, as fróm the 1st August, 1928.(L. & S. 28/1354.)

For the acqùisition. by agreement of a lease of premisessituated in Martin- street, Gardenvale, Victoria, occupied asa Post and Telegraph Office, for a further period of three (3)years- from the 13th July, 1928, and thereafter from month tomonth, at .14- routai of £117_ per annum.(B.25/3419.) . .

W. C. HILL, Minister or Works and Railways.

No.- 88. : 23rd August,: .1928 2412 Commonwealth Gazette

TENDERS.POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS INViTED.

TENDERS.. are invited for thé undermentioned supplies and /or service: Teàdens must be endorsed '" Ténder forI (as the ease maybe), and addressed to the Deputy . Director, Posts .and Telegraphs, ins the -State named. They may be .deposited inthe Tender Box at the General Post Offioe 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 Tenders Close :

GENERAt#?Plugs Switchboard, Instrument and Test, and Sleeves C.346 3 p.m., 2.10.28Switchboard Cords . C.349 lot 3 p.m., 2:10.28,Register Cois and Mounting Plates .. . . 0.356 tot 3 p.m., 16.10.2FAutomatic Telephone Switching Equipment .. .. .. 0.353 3 p.m., 6.11.28Insulated Wire .. .. .. .. .. C.357

*#13 p.m., 23.10.28

Loading Coil Pots .. . .. .. .. C.361 st 3 p.m., 30.10.28Switchboard Keys and Parts .. .. .. C.362 *t 3 p.m., 13.11.28Switchboard Jacks .. .. .. .. . . C.366 *1 3 p.m., 2.10.28Relaya .. C.367 st 3 p.m., 20.11.28Condensers .. .. .. .. C.370 *t 3 p.m., 27.11.28Indicators .. .. C.371 *t 3 p.m., 27.11.28Supply . of advertisements for insertion in and upon the Official 6 Deputy Directors, Posts and 3 p.m., 30.8.28***

Metropolitan Telephone Directory in Sydney, Melbourne,Brisbane, and /or the Official Telephone Directory in Tasmania

Telegraphs Sydney, . Mel-bourne, Brisbane . andHobart ; Secretary, P.M.G.'sDepartment, Treasury Gar-dens, Melbourne, C2.

Letter Receivers .. .. , 0.372 * 3 p.m., 28.8.28Printing, supplying, and delivering the official Telephone Directory

in South Australia and /or Western Australia0.373 Stores Branches, Adelaide and

Perth3 p.m., 4.9.28

Instrument Cords .. C.374 at 3 p.m., 11.12.28Telephone Generators C.375 at 3 p.m., 11.12.28Gird Type Switchboards . . C.376 *1 3 p.m., 18.12.28Motor Generator Sets C.377 *# 3 p.m., 18.12.28Lamps, Lamp' Caps, Lamp SocketsSupply and delivery of submarine cable and for supply, delivery

and complete installation, Kangaroo Island- Mainland of S.A.

C.378C.379

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3 p.m., 18.12.283 p.m 4.12.28

QUEENSLAN33:New pole line and wires Goondiwindi - Talwood. Alternative tenders

forE.E.87 State Engineer's Branch, Bris-

bane ; Stores Branch, allNoon, 27.8.28

(á) Erection of pole line and wires including supply of poles ;f b) Erection of pole line and wires(c) Supply of poles only

States ; Post Offices, Too -woomba, Warwick and Goon -diwindi

Packing Cases .. Q.664 Stores Branch, Brisbane .. Noon, 29.8.28

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.Purchase of Scrap Copper Wire .. .. G.P.O. Stores, West - terrace,

AdelaideNoon, 8.9.28

Departmental Store Branches, Sydney (64 Harbonr-9treet) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West - terrace) ; and. Perth ; G.P.O: e, Melbourne and Hobart.t Tender Forms, &e., may be inspected at the office of the Official Secretary to the Commissioner for Australia in America, " Cunard " Buildings,

116 Broadway, New -York _City.j Tender. Forms, &c., also obtainable at the office of the High Commissioner, London.

Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Director, Posta and Telegraphs, Melbourne.Tenders returnable at office of Secretary, P.M.O.'s Department, Treasury Gardens, Melbourne, 02.

CONVEYANCE OF MAILS, VICTORIA.

(10 SERVICES. )

TENDERS will be received by the Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, at the General Post Office, Melbourne, untilThree p.m. on Tuesday, the 25th September, 1928, for the con-veyance of Post Office mails as undermentioned, from the 1stJanuary, 1929.

Tenders must be submitted on the printed form, copies ofwhich may be obtained on application at the General PostOffice, Melbourne, and at any Post Office named hereunder.Every tender must be signed by the tenderer and sureties,and attested by a magistrate or postmaster.

Tenders must be enclosed in sealed envelopes, addressed tothe Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Melbourne. Theenvelope . must bear the words " Tender for Mail ServiceNo.

Tenders may be deposited in the Tender -box at the GeneralPost Office, - Melbourne. If forwarded by post, they must besent as registered letters, and "postage paid thereon.

Attention is particularly directed to the Conditions ofTendering and the General Conditions of Contract printedon the tender form. .

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A separate bona fide tender must be sent in for eachservice.'

A, returned soldier holding a satisfactory discharge fromthe Forces may indicate by endorsement on his tender, under-neath his signature, the words " Returned Soldier," quotingthe unit, &e., from which discharged. . .

SERVICES REQUIRED. .

270. From Betgrave to Emerald, via Selby, Menzie's Creekand Clematis, six times weekly, starting from Beigrave atabout 8 a.m. Period, two years.

270.x. Alternative - service. Belgrave to Avonsleigh viaSelby, Menzie's Creek, Clematis and Emerald, six times weekly,starting from Betgrave at about 8 a.m. Period, two years.To and from,

1264: Red Cliffs and Meringur, via Thurla, Benetook,Pirita, Merrinee, Karrawinna, Werrimull, Barnhill and Yar-rara, four times weekly, starting from either end; contractsubject to cancellation without compensation in the eventof the train frequency on the Meringur line being increased.Period, foúr years. . ;'`

1271. Marungi and Katandra West, six times weekly, start-ing from Katandra West. Period, 1st January to 30th June,1929. .

1272. Katandra and Katandra. West, starting from Katan-dra West, six times weekly. Period, 1st January to 30thJune, 1929.

Tresco and Winlaton, three times weekly. Period,three years:

1274.. Werrimull and Cowan's Tank, twice weekly. Period,four years.

1275. Bittern and Ealnarring East, six times weekly..:Period, two years.

1276. Tempy and Tem. East, tvvieè weem weekly. Period, four.years

1277. Invergordon and Invergordon South, three timesweekly. Period, three years.

-1278. Sale and Pearsondale, three times weekly. Period;two _years:

Comjmönwealth Gazette 241 No. 88.- -23rd August, 192e

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER.

New South Wales.Schedule N.S.W. S.E. D.B. 16/28.-A. H. Johnstone, Box 32,

Molong - Erection of a telephone line between Wellington. andYarragal, for approximately £380.

Corrigendum Notice amending the information relating to theacceptance of Tenders for Mail Services in Tasmania appearing onpages 631 to 639 of Commonwealth Gazette, No. 36, 20th April, 1928.

No. of Service.

95104

105-6

108

111

109

113

117 to 120

124

125

143182

Amendments.

In seventh column the amount should read " £52."In second column the name should read " A. L.

Becker."In seventh column the amount £145 should be

shown once only, such amount being the rate ofthe tender for -the combined services

In third column the word " Horrick " should read" Herrick."

In second column the name should read " H.Gannon."

In third column the first word should read " Ridge -ley."

In seventh column the amount should read " £314s."

The word " Currio," wherever appearing, shouldread " Currie."

In second column the name should read " C. F.Clarke."

In second column the name should read " C. F.Clarke " and in third column " Bilo " shouldread " Nile."

In seventh column the amount should read " £80."In seventh column the amount should read " £95."

SALE OF EXPROPRIATED PROPERTIES.TENDERS for the purchase of the interests of the Custodian

of Expropriated Property in the Long Leasehold propertyknown as Knoinasilu, situated on the West Coast of NewIreland, close at Twelve noon on 14th September, 1928, withthe Custodian of Expropriated Property, 318 Post Office- place,Melbourne, C.1, from whom full particulars arc available.

TENDERS for the purchase of .4 hectare of land on Mandok,close to Rook Island, in the Siasi Group, New Guinea, close atTwelve noon on 15th September, 1928, with the Custodian ofExpropriated Property, 318 Post Office- place, Melbourne, C.1,from whom full particulars are available.

W. C. HARVEY, Custodian of Expropriated Property.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.TENDERS, addressed to the Secretary, Contract Board,

Victoria Barracks, St. Kilda -road, Melbourne, will be re-ceived at the Contracts Offices -

Victoria Barracks, St. Kilda -road, Melbourne (allitems) ,

Department of Defence, West Circular Quay, Sydney( horseshoes and nails only) ,

Victoria Barracks, Petrie - terrace, Brisbane ( horseshoesand nails only) ,

Keswick Barracks, Keswick, South Australia (horseshoesand nails only) ,

Military Barracks, Francis - street, Perth ( horseshoes andnails only),

Anglesea Barracks, Hobart ( horseshoes and nails only) ,not later than 2 p.m. on the undermentioned dates for thefollowing items :-

Supply of gases, period ending 30th June, 1930 -31stAugust, 1928.

Horseshoes and nails -28th August, 1928.Springs for Motor vehicles, period ending 31st August,

1930 -28th August, 1928.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED. (Series . 1928-1929.)VICTORIA.

Req. No. 19610. Chargeable to Division 78/5, Estimates1928 -29. Approved 8th August, 1928.

(744) Contract No. 1683. - Supply and fitting of .2 bodiesto 2 Morris 6- wheeled chasses, £136.-J. W. George & SonPty. Ltd., 549 -551 Church- street, Richmond:


(745) 1 War Department subsidy type Medium Albion,4 -ton, 6- wheeled rigid frame chassis, £1,122, in bond. -W. G.Thorpe, 196 Berkley- street, Carlton.


(746) 1 War Department subsidy type Medium Thornycroft,rigid frame, 6- wheeled chassis, £995, in bond. - Thornycroft(Aust.) Ltd., corner of Wells and Dorcas streets, South Mel-bourne.


(747) 2 Morris 30 -cwt., 6- wheeled, light rigid frame chasses,complete, £545 each, in bond. -S. A. Cheney. Motors (Viet.)Pty. Ltd., 22 Flinders- street, Melbourne.

NÉw SOUTH WALES.ELECTRIC LAMPS AND RADIATOR CANDLES FOR DEFENCE FORCES.

Period ending 30th June, 1929.Approved 23rd July, 1928. -

(-748) Contract No 1684. -Osram and Robertson brands, attendered rates. Further particulars from Contract Board,Melbourne, and District Contract Boards, Brisbane, Sydney,Adelaide,. Perth, and Hobart.- British. General Electric Cu.Ltd., 104 -14 Clarence- street, Sydney.

BRUSHWARE FOR DEFENCE FORCES.

Period ending 30th June, 1929.Approved 17th July, 1928.

(749 ) Contract No. 1668.- Brushes, stove. hard, handled,2s. 8d. each; brushes, stove, blacklead, round, 71d. each;brushes, fibre, whitewash, 12 -oz., 2 knots, Is. 5d. each; brushes,Union material, scrubbing, 7id. each; brooms, hair, broom -head, 6s. 61d. each; brushes, tar heads, ls. each -less 4 percent. in 14 days, 2i per cent. in 30 days. - Alfred Wyld, 127Everleigh-3treet, Redfern, New South Wales.

(750) Contract No. 1669.--Brushes, hard, 81d. each ; brushes,polishing, ls. Old. each; brushes, clothes, lld. each; brushes,scrubber, hand, bass, without handle, 5d. each; brushes, bass,for W.C. pans. handled, ls. 71d. each; brushes, dust or hand,3s. 3d. each: brooms, bass, broomliead, 2s. 2d. each -less 31 percent. in 14 days, 2.4 per cent. in 30 days.-Palmer & Ryall Ltd.,67 Fitzroy - street, Surry Hills.

(751) Contract No. 1670.-Brushes, distemper, . ground,1 -knot, 8s. 4d. each; brushes, tool, sash, No 2, 6ßd. each; do.,No. 4, 81d. each; do., No. 6, ls. 2d. each; do., No. 8, Is. 0id.each; brushes enamel, 2 -in., flat, black bristle, .

ls. 01d. each;do., 1 -in., 7d. each -less 11 per cent. in 14 days, 2 per cent. in30 days. Standard Brush Co. Ltd., 16 Botany - street, Waterloo.

(752 ) Contract No. 1672.- Brushes, tooth, bone, Hid. each ;brushes, bass, 111d. each; brushes, stove, soft, handled, 2s. 6d.each; brushes, lining, fitch, bevelled, 1 : -in., 4d. each; do., j -in.,51d. each; brushes. stencil, ls. 2d. each -less 24 per cent. in30 days.- Abrams Brooms & Brushes Ltd., John- street, Glebe.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

(753 ) Contract No. 1667. Brushes, dusters, ground, 4/0,1 -knot, 4s. 3d. each, less 21 per cent. in 30 days. -S.A. BrushCo. Ltd., 167 Flinders- street, Adelaide.

Corrigendum.WithWith reference to Serial No. 558, appearing in Gazette, No.

63, dated the 28th June, 1928, supply of 2 Morris chasses byS. A. Cheney Motors Pty. Ltd., additional expenditure as fol-lows has been incurred: Requisition 19504, £80; Requisition19614, £26 10s.

NEW SOUTH WALES.Approved 2nd August, 1928.

(754) 36 boat -hook staves, Australian mountain ash, 16 ft.,13s. 2d. each; 40 do., 14 ft., lls. 3d. each; 40 do., 12 ft., 10s.each ; 130 do., 10 ft., 8s. ld. each ; 46 do., 8 ft., Os. f#d. each;40 do., 6i ft., 5s. 3d. each -less 3 per cent. in 7 days -for NavalStore Officer. -Harry West, Duke - street, Balmain, Sydney.

VICTORIA.

PROVISIONS, ETC., FOR CAMPS, ETC., AT BROADMEADOWS, WIL-LIAMSTOWN, AND ANY OTHER PLACE WITHIN A RADIUS OF 3

MILESFROM G.P.O., MELBOURNE.

Period -lst August, 1928, to 1st February, 1929.Approved 31st July, 1928. ,

(755) Contract No. 1678.- Bread, white and brown, basedon flour at £12 17s. 6d. per ton, 15s. 71d. per 100 lb., with riseor fall of 9d.; rolls, Vienna, M. per dozen; mixed pastries, le.per dozen; block cake, plain or fruit, 10d. per lb.; méat pies,Id. each. - Passfield & Sons Pty. Ltd., Coburg.

(756) Contract No. 1674.-Bacon: cushion, 11d. per lb.;rashers, Is. 6d. per lb.; . ham, whole, la. 8d. per lb.; bakingpowder, 9d. per 16 -oz.. packet; biscuits : thin captain, 81d.per lb.; Marie, 90. per lb.; coffee, 91d: per lb.; barley, pearl,20. per lb.; butter, ls. 9d. per lb.; cheese, lld. per lb.; coffeeand chicory, ls. 2 }d. per lb.; carbonate of soda, ltd. per lb.;

No.. S8.-ß --23rd August,. 1928.

eggs, fresh, is. 4d. per dozen; salmon, red, medium, 12s: 8d.per dozen 15i-oz. tins ; sardines, 3s. 9d. per dozen 4 -oz. tins, 7s.per dozen 8-oz. tins; kippers, 13s. 6d. per box of 20 prs.; flour.plain lid.. per lb.; self- raising, 20. per lb.; dried fruits:apples load. per lb.; apricots, ls. 3d. per lb.; currants, 8d. perib. ; lexias, 50. per lb. ; sultanas, 9d. per lb.; peaches, 9d. perlb.; prunes, 61d. per lb.; raisins, 5d. per lb.; dates, 4d. perlb.; tinned apricots, 8d. per 30 -oz. tin; pineapples, ls.per 30-oz. tin; peaches, 8d.. per 30 -oz: tin; pears, 1Od. per 30-oz.tin; gelatine, 2s. 7d. per lb.; jam, 8s. per dozen 24 -oz. tins;milk, sweetened, condensed, .7s. Od. per dozen. 14-oz. tins; milk,powdered, ls. per 16-oz. tin; mustard, 2s. per lb.; oats, flaked,3d. per lb. ; rice, 3d. per lb. ; sago, 2d. per lb. ; salt, id. perlb.; spice, mixed, ld. per 1 -oz. packet; sugar, 4d. per lb.;tea, ls. 5d. per lb.; mixed herbs, Id. per oz.; essences: vanilla,lemon, and cochineal, 3d. per 1 -oz. bottle; cloves, ld. per oz.;coconut, desiccated, 8d. per lb. ; cornflour, std. per 16 -oz.packet; cream of tartar, ls. 3d. per lb.; curry powder, lOid.per lb.; custard powder, 80.. per packet;. golden syrup, 60.per 2 -lb. tin; gravy colouring, 7d. per 4 -oz. bottle; groundginger, ls. per lb.; jelly crystals, lid. per 4 -oz. packet;macaroni, 4d. per lb.; marjoram, ld. per 1 -oz. packet; mar-garine, 9d. per lb.; marmalade, lld. per 24 -oz. tin; cocoa, 5d.per lb. ; lemon peel, 10d. per lb. ; mint, dried, ld. per 1 -oz.packet; mixed peel, load. per lb.; nutmegs, 2d: per dozen;pepper, white, 2s. 9d. per lb. ; pepper, black, ls. lid. per lb. ;pickles : mustard, Bid. per 20 -oz. bottle; vinegar, mixed,10d. per 20 -oz. bottle; vinegar, onion, 1 Odd. per 20 -oz.bottle; sage, ld. per 1 -oz. packet; sauce: tomato, lid. per20 -oz. bottle, 6id. per 13 -oz. bottle; Wprcestershire, 71d. per10 -oz. bottle; anchovy, 100. per 5 -oz. bottle; soup, tomato,81d. per 20 -oz. tin; tapioca, 2d. .per lb.; thyme, id. per 1 -oz.packet; treacle, 60. per 2 -lb. tin; beans, haricot, 2d. per lb.;peas, green, 3d. per lb.; peas, split, 2Ad. per lb.; vinegar, 5id.per 26 -oz. bottle; Yokine, Sid. per 1 -oz. bottle; straw for pal-liasses, £3 10s. per ton; kerosene, ill., ls. 70. per gallon;toilet paper, 2s. 9d. per dozen rolls; soap, sand, 20. per bar;hayband, ls. per lb.; knife powder, ßßd. per 16-oz. tin; metalpolish: Brasso, 9d. per 6i -oz. tin; Kitchen's, 6d. per 7 -oz. tin;twine, packing: heavy is.. 9d. per lb., medium ls. 9d. per lb.;phenyle, 2s. 4d. per 1- gallon tin, 9d. per pint in bottles; spirits,methylated, 6d. per pint; bathbricks, 5d. each; nails, 2 -in., 4d.per lb.; lime, ld. per lb.; bags, paper, brown, 6d. per lb.;paper, brown, heavy, 5d. per lb. ; cotton waste, ls. lid. per lb.;matches, safety, 5d. per packet; muslin, 4d. per yard. -Moran & Cato Pty. Ltd., 277 Brunswick - street, Fitzroy.

(757) Contract No. 1677.- Potatoes, 6s. per cwt. ; onions,10s. per cwt. ; carrots, culinary, 14s. per cwt. ; parsnips, 20s.per cwt.; turnips, white, 14s. per cwt.; turnips, swede, 8s. percwt.; marrows, vegetable, 10s. per cwt. ; pumpkins, 10s. percwt.; Turks' cap, 10s. per cwt.; cabbages, lid. per lb.; cauli-flowers, 2d. per lb.; peas, 6d. per lb.; beetroot, 2id. per lb.;parsley, ls. per dozen; mint, is. per dozen; rhubarb, 24d. perlb.; celery, 6d. per lb.; lettuce, 4s. per dozen; spring onions,ls. 6d. per dozen bunches; allowance for potato and onion bags,22s. 6d. per dozen.-G. A. Hardham, 36 Glenferrie -road, Mal-vern.

(758) Contract No. 1673. -For Broadmeadows or any otherplace within a radius of 3 miles from G.P.O., Melbourne.-Fresh milk, ls. M. per gallon. -M. Pahoff & Son, 183 Mac-Pherson- street; North Carlton.

(759) Contract No. 1679. - Firewood, grey box, 1 -ft. lengths,42s. 6d. per ton of 2,240 lb.; 2 -ft. lengths, 42s. 6d. per ton of2,240 lb. ; coal, household, best Newcastle, 60s. per ton of 2,240lb. ; coke, 42s. 6d. per ton for Sturt street, Melbourne, 52s. 6d.per ton for Broadmeadows, Williamstown, &c. -Head & KnightPty. Ltd., 217 York - street, South Melbourne.

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(760) Contract No. 1675. Meat for Williamstown and Mel-bourne Camps.-Beef : quarters, fore and hind, 50. per lb.;butt, thick flank, topside, and silverside, 7d. per lb.; rump andloin, fillet of steak, ls. per lb.; rump steak, ls. per lb.; wingribs, middle loin, and chump cut loin, 9d. per lb.; set of ribs,60: per lb:; mutton: sides, M. per lb.; forequarter, 4d. per lb.;hindquarter, 6d. per lb.; corned silverside, 7d. per lb.; cornedroll, 50: per lb. ; ox tongues, 10d. per lb: ox kidneys, 10d. perlb. ; dripping, 6d. per lb. ; sausages, Bid. per lb. ; suet, Sid.per lb.; lamb's fry, 5d. per lb.; bones, soup, ld. per lb.; pre-served meat, 90. per 1 -1b. tin; pork: loins, ls. 3d. per lb.;legs,. ls,. 3d. per lb.; tripe, 6d. per lb. ; sheep's tongues, 3s. perdozen; sheep's brains, 2d. per set; rabbits, fresh, is. 9d. perpair. -F. Watkins Pty. Ltd.; 184 Bourke- street, Melbourne.

(761) .Contract-No. 1676. --Méat for Broadmeadows only. -Beef : quarters, fore . and hind, 50. per lb.; butt, thick flank,topside and silverside, 7d. per lb.; rump and loin, fillet ofsteak and rump steak, ls. per lb..; wing ribs, middle loin, andchump cut loin, Bid. per lb. ;, set of ribs, . 6 d. per lb.; mutton:sides, M. per lb.; forequarter, 31d. per lb.; hindquarter, 6d.per lb.; corned silverside, 7d., per .lb.; corned roll, M. per lb.;ox tongues and ox kidneys, 9d. per lb.; 'dripping, sausages,suet, and lamb's fry, M. per lb.; bones, soup, ld. per lb.; pre-served- meat, 9d. per 14b. tin; pork, loins and legs, is, 2d. perlb.; tripe, 64. per lb.; . sheep's tongues, 3s, per dozen; sheep'sbrains, 2d; er set ;` rabbits, fresh, is. Od.: perCooke ; Pty. Ltd., 378 '- Queen's- parade, Clifton _ Hill

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NEW SOUTH . WALES,

MARMALADE FOR ROYAL EDWARD. VICTUALLING YARD, SYDNEY.

Approved 31st July, 1928.(762) Contract No 1682.-4,428 tins marmalade (24 -oz.

tins:), 27s. 9d. per case of 36 tins; less 3 per cent. for paymentin 14 days, or 2i per cent. for. 30 days.-- Peaeocic Jam Co. Ltd.,Alice- street, Newtown, New South Wales.

CLOTH, BLUR, NO. 5, FOR ROYAL EDWARD VICTUALLING 'YARD.

Approved '31st July, 1928.(.763 ). Contracte No. 1681.- 500 -yards cloth, blue, No. 5,

14s. per yard. - Federal Woollen Mills Pty. Ltd., North Geelong.

DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS..ALTERNATIVE OFFERS, closing with the Director of

Lands. and Surveys, 318 Post Office- place,. Melbourne, at Noonon Monday, the 10th September, 1928, are invited

(a) For the purchase for removal of the two lighthousecottages at Cape Banks, South Australia, or

(b) For the lease of the cottages and lighthouse site,comprising an area of approximately 31 acres, fora period of five (5) or ten (10) years.

The Cottages, each of four rooms, are constructed of stone,with galvanized -iron roofs.

The successful purchaser will be required to demolish thebuildings to foundation level, remove all material and debris,and leave the site in a clean and tidy condition to the satis-faction of the District Lighthouse Inspector.

An area of 40 feet square, with the Lighthouse Tower as itscentre, together with right of access thereto, will be reservedfrom the area offered for leasing, for Lighthouse purposes.

Envelopes should be endorsed " Offer. for Cape Banks Cot-tages."

The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

OFFERS. will be received by the Director of Lands andSurveys, 318 Post Office - place, Melbourne, until Noon on the10th September, 1928, from persons desirous of purchasing forremoval the old Cottage on the Telephone Exchange site,situated at the ,corner of Church and Kensington streets,Toowong, Queensland.

The successful purchase; will be required -(a) to pull down the said buildings and remove from the

site all the materials of the said building;(b) not to cause or allow any nuisance in the course of

such pulling down and removal, and to indemnifyand keep indemnified the Commonwealth of Australiaagainst all claims or actions for damage brought ormade against the Commonwealth in consequence ofanything done or omitted to be done by him in thecourse of such pulling down or removal ; .

(e) to leave the site in a clean and tidy condition to thesatisfaction of the Commonwealth Works Directorfor . Queensland ; . .

(d) to complete such pulling down or removal on or beforethe 31st. October, 1928;

(e) in the event of the. non -observance or non - performanceby him of any of the stipulations herein containedto forfeit and pay to the Commonwealth as and byway of- liquidated damages, and not as a penalty,the sum of Five pounds, such sum to be recoverableby the Commonwealth of Australia in any Court ofcompetent jurisdiction.

The highest or any offer not necessarily accepted.

SEPARATE OFFERS, closing at Noon on Monday, 17th Sep-tember, 1928, addressed to the Director of Lands and Surveys,318 Post Office - place, Melbourne, are invited for the right tocut and remove the whole of the timber on the following por-tions of the Liverpool Manoeuvre Area : --

(a) About 81 acres, situated between Horace -road andGeorges River, on the southern side of Henley -road.

(b) About 120 acres, known as Kelso's land, intersectedby existing 'road.

Successful tenderers will be allowed six months to removetimber. . .

Copy of conditions and plans available from CommonwealthLands Bailiff, Liverpool, and from Commonwealth. WorksDjrsçtor, .Customs Souse,. Sydney. .. . . .

The highest or any tender not necessarily aceepted,

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DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.

TENDERS INVITED.

No. 88.--28rd August, 1.928

TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposits, are invited for the undermentioned services.Tenders should be endorsed " Tenders for " (ne the case may be) and addressed as indicated.

Locality and Description of Work.

Dulwich Hill (N.S.W.) Instállation of privateletter boxes and minor repairs at Post Office

Haymarket (N .S.W.)Provision of steellockers, shelving, &c., at Post Office

Paddington (N.S.W.)= External. painting, &c:,at Victoria Barracks

Brisbane (Qld.)Alterations to counters,&c., at- G.P.O.

Toowoomba (Q1d,) Alterations to Common-wealth Bank premises

Ceduna (S.A.) Additions to Post Office build-ing

Port Adelaide (S.A.) (a) Installation of elec-tric light and power services ; (b) Supplyand installation of main switchboard.(Both at Telephone Exchange.)

Adelaide. (S.A. )Miñor alterations and addi-tions to Mail Branch Lavatories at P.O.

Woodside (S.A.)Erection of lineman's shed. at Post Office

Quorn (S.A.) Erection of lineman's shed atPost Office

Gladstone (S.A.) Erection of mechanic'sroom at Post Office

Tenders Return-able.

Noon, 27thAugust, 1928

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Noon, 10thSeptember,1928


Noon, 3rdSeptember,1928

Noon, 10thSeptember,1928

Plans, Specifications, &c., Available. Tenders to be Addressed to

Commonwealth Works Director, Cus-toms House, Sydney

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Commonwealth Works Director, Des-mond Chambers, Adelaide- street,Brisbane

Commonwealth Works Director, Des -mond Chambers, Adelaide- street,Brisbane ; also at Post Office andCommonwealth Bank, Toowoomba

Commonwealth Works Director, Com-monwealth Offices, Post Office - place,Adelaide ; also at Ceduna Post Office

Commonwealth Works Director,Fourth . Floor, CommonwealthOffices, Adelaide

Commonwealth Works Director,Fourth . Floor, CommonwealthOffices, Adelaide

Commonwealth Works Director,Fourth Floor, CommonwealthOffices, Adelaide ; also at WoodsidePost Office

Commonwealth Works Director,Fourth Floor, CommonwealthOffices, Adelaide ; also at QuornPost Office

Commonwealth Works Director,Fourth Floor, CommonwealthOffices, Adelaide ; also at GladstonePost Office

Commonwealth Works DirectorCustoms House, Sydney

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Commonwealth Works Director,Desmond Chambers, Adelaide -street, Brisbane

Commonwealth Works Director,Commonwealth Offices, PostOffice - place, Adelaide

Commonwealth Works Director,Fourth Floor, .CommonwealthOffices, Adelaide

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TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Locality and Description of Work. Amount. Contractor. Date of.4eceptaance.

Date ofCompletion.

£ e. d.Gordon (Vic.) Repairs and painting at Post Office .. 154 19 0 J. M. Groves, Egerton .. .. 3.7.28 27.8.28Echuca, (Vic.) Repairs and painting at Post Office .. 98 15 0 J. C. Brewis, High- street, Echuca . 4.7.27 1.8.28Warrnambool (Vic.) Erection of residence at Common-

wealth Bank2,510 10 0 A. L. Weiland, Cochrane- avenue, Camber-

well25.7.28 31.10.28

Laverton (Vic.)Installation of sprinkler system in 551 0 0 Wormald Bros. Ltd., 180 Bay - street, Port 24.7.28 21.8.28Store Building, Aircraft Depot Melbourne

Box Hill (Vic.) Erection of Telephone Exchange .. 5,271 0 .0 H. P. Brady, 2 Murray - street, Richmond 27.7.28 29.11.28Parafield (S.A.) Forming concrete and macadamized

area at Aerodrome102 0 0 W. Stanley, 63 Light- terrace, Thebarton 8.8.28 12.9.28

EXTENSION OF CONTRACT TIME.

Locality and Description of Work. Contractor. Date extended to.

Hay (N.S.W.) Installation of private letter boxes at Post Office .. J: Sylvander, Hay 26th July, 1928

COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIALRESEARCH.

DrimmoN OF ECONOMIC BOTANY: APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTYCHIEF.

THE Council for Scientific and Industrial Research proposesto appoint a deputy or second in command to Dr. B. T.

Dickson, Chief of the Division of Economic Botany of theCouncil The ,salary offered - is '£800 to £1,000 per annum,depëndent,on qualifications.` .

:Applicants. should have a broad general training in botanyas applied to agriculture,. and should_ have specialized op plantgenetics or plant physiology or even horticulture rather thanon :plant pathology. ..'

The successful applicant will be appointed under section 14Aof the Science and Industry Research Act 1920 -1926, and so beeligible to contribute to and receive benefits under the Com-monwealth Superannuation Fund.

Applications, stating date of availability for duty, givingdetails regarding training and experience and accompanied bynot more than four testimonials, should reach the undersignednót later than 31st August, 1928.

G. A. COOK, Acting Secretary._

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert -street,` 'East Melbourne. --

No. 88:--23rd August, 1928


INVESTIGATION OF THE FLYING Fox.

Y joint arrangement between the Governments of NewSouth Wales and Queensland and the Council for

Scientific and Industrial Research, a stun has been made avail-able to meet the expenses of a systematic biological study ofthose species of flying fox which are a pest in certain parts ofAustralia.

Applications are invited from qualified zoologists for theposition of investigator, at a salary of £600 per annum, tenablefor two years. The sum of f300 will be available for expenses.The question of continuing the work for a further period willbe considered during the latter half of the second year.

The investigator will be required to study the biology of theanimal, having in mind always, that the ultimate object of thework is the attainment of a satisfactory method for large scaledestruction of a serious pest. He will also be required to seekquantitative evidence as to the ravages of the animal, andobtain as accurate an estimate as possible of the, losses it : iscausing to the fruit and other industries of New South Walesand Queensland.

It is thought that such work may attract a young Universitygraduate with some research experience, who would regardthis inquiry as a suitable subject for a thesis for higher degree.A successful worker should have no difficulty in finding Oppor-tunity for further work in Australia at the end of his tenure.

Applications should reach the undersigned not later than IstSeptember, 1928. The successful applicant will be required totake up his duties as soon as possible after the selection hasbeen made.

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

street, East Melbourne.

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APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT CHEMIST.

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HE Council for Scientific and Industrial Research invitesapplications for the position of Assistant Chemist to

assist in soil investigations in the Murray River IrrigationAreas. Applicants should possess a University degree inscience ( Honors chemistry or chemistry and geology) , and pre-ferably have had some post graduate training. Previous ex-perience in agricultural chemistry is not essential.

The officer appointed will have his head - quarters at the WaiteAgricultural Research Institute, University of Adelaide, GlenOsmond, South Australia. The initial salary will be £300 -f400according to training and experience.

The successful applicant will be required to begin duties onor about the 24th September. He will be appointed initiallyon probation for a period of twelve months, but thereafter hemay be appointed as an officer under section 14A of the Scienceand Industry Research Act 1920 -1926, in which case he wouldbe eligible to contribute to and receive benefits under the Com-monwealth Superannuation Fund.

Applications, accompanied by copies of not more than fourtestimonials, should be received by the undersigned not laterthan 10th September.

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

street, East Melbourne.

TERRITORY OF NORTH AUSTRALIA.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by the Northern Australia Act 1926, the Governor - General in Council has ter-

minated the appointment of Alfred . Victor Stretton as Curatorof Convicts' Estates for the Territory of North Australiaunder the provisions of the Treason and Felony Forfeiture Act1874 of the State of South Australia, as from the 31st July,1928, and has appointed John Creed Lovegrove to the positionas from the ist August, 1928..

T. PATERSON, for Minister for Home and. Territories.

TERRITORY OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA.

/l HE Governor - General in Council has approved of- the1 appointment of Frederick Lional Cavenagh, Justice ofthe Peace, as a Special Magistrate in and for the Territoryof Central Australia, as from the 1st August, 1928.

C. W. C. MARK, for Minister for Home and Territories.

TERRITORY OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA.IN pursuance of the Sheriff Ordinance 1911 of the Northern

Territory, which was continued in force in the Territoryof Central Australia by the Northern Australia Act 1926, theGovernor - General in Council has appointed Donald Campbellas Sheriff of Central Australia, during the absences on leave,of Victor George Carrington, such appointment to take effecton the 1st July, 1928.

T. PATERSON, for Minister for Home and Territories.

TERRITORY OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA.1 N pursuance of the Registration of Births, Marriages andI Deaths Ordinance 1911 of the Northern Territory, whichwas continued in force in the Territory of Central Australiaby the Northern Australia Act 1926, the Governor - General inCouncil lias appointed Donald Campbell to be Registrar- Generalof Births, Marriages and Deaths for the Territory of CentralAustralia, during the absence, on leave, of Victor GeorgeCarrington, such appointment to take effect on the 1st July,1928.


TERRITORY OF NORFOLK ISLAND.

T is hereby notified, for general information, that in accord-ance with section 9 of the Norfolk Island Act 1913, the

Governor - General has been pleased to appoint Rowland HillStainforth as Auditor to the Administration of the Territoryof Norfolk Island, from the 1st July, 1928, vice Cyril EdwardHogarth, resigned.


TERRITORY OF NEW GUINEA.

1T is notified, for general information, that in pursuance of

section 6 of the Lands Registration. Ordinance 1924 -1926 ofthe Territory of New Guinea, the Governor - General in Councilhas terminated the appointment of Arthur Hyde as a DeputyRegistrar of Titles.


Navigation Act 1912 -1926.

THE Governor - General in Council has approved of the ap-pointment of the persons for the time being holding or

acting in the position of Harbour Master at ports in SouthAustralia other than Port Adelaide to act at their respectiveports as Nautical and Ship Surveyors under the NavigationAct 1912 -1926, and of the cancellation from this date of ap-pointments of persons to act at such ports as Nautical andShip Surveyors under the Navigation Act.(Ex. Min. No. :131. )

THOS. W. CRAWFORD, for Minister for Trade and Customs.

Navigation Act 1912 -1926.ri l HE undermentioned officers of the Department of Health.

legally qualified medical practitioners, are hereby ap-pointed Medical Inspectors of Seamen and Medical Inspectors

.of Shipping for the purposes of the Navigation Act .1912-1926 :-

William Macfarlane Bevington, .

Donald Augustus Dowling.Dated at Canberra this seventeenth day pf August, 1928.


rp HE Governor General-in Council has approved Of theÍ appointment of E. L. McIntosh to carry out the dutiesof an Acting Officer of Customs at Nelson's Head,. New, ;SouthWales, from 8th August 1928; during the temporary absenceof J. W. Taylor. (Ex. Min. -No. 129. )


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rj1 HE Governor - General in Council has approved of the foi

1 lowing.01 1 Appointment of Captain W. D. Spooner to carry out

the duties of an Acting Officer of Customs atThevenard, South Australia, from 19th July, 1928,.

vice P. M. Macintosh, transferred.(b) Appointment of Captain P. M. Macintosh to carry out

the duties of an Acting Officer of Customs at PortLincoln, South Australia, from 21st July, 1928, viceA. E. Maxwell, transferred.

(c) Appointment of E. R. Gurry, Postmaster, Port Augusta,South Australia, to carry out the duties of an ActingOfficer of Customs at Port Augusta, from 28th July,1928, vice H. C. Vianello, transferred.

(cl) Cancellation of appointment of J. Hogdeu and H.Hogden as Officers of Customs for the purposes of. theCommerce (Trade Descriptions) Act 1905 -1926.

(e) Appointment of Captain L. G. Liley to carry out theduties of an Acting Officer of Customs at Port Mac -quarie, New -South Wales, from 13th July, 1928, viceC. A. Macalister. (Ex. Mins. Nos. 134-138.)


T HE Governor- General in Council has approved of theappointment under the .Quarantine Act 1908 -1924 of

Dr. W. B. Kerr as Deputy Quarantine Officer, Port Kembla,New South Wales.(Ex. Min. No. 45.)

NEVILLE HOWSE, Minister for Health.

nr HE Governor - General in Council has approved of the1 appointment under the Quarantine Act 1908 -1924 of

T. W. Lowry as a Quarantine Officer (Plants), - Queensland.NEVILLE HOWSE, Minister for Health.

Statutory Declarations Act 1911 -1922.JT is hereby notified, for public information, that Cyril

..Joseph King, Esquire. of Carnarvon, in the State ofWestern Australia, Sub Collector of Customs, has this daybeen appointed by me to be a Commissioner for Declarationsunder the above Act.

R. R. GARRAN, Solicitor- General.17th August, 1928:

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.THE Governor - General in Council has approved of the

following changes being made in connexion with theNaval Forces of the Commonwealth :

PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMON-WEALTH (SEA -GOING FORCES) .

Appointment. Arthur Harrison, Commissioned Gunner, isappointed on loan from the Royal Navy, with seniority inrank of 7th 'March, 1927, dated 16th June, 1928.

Promotion. Acting Sub - Lieutenant Arnold Holbrook Green:is promoted to the rank of Sub - Lieutenant, dated 30th June,1927.

Confirmation in Rank.Surgeon-Lieutenant (D) (on pro-bation) Leonard Malcolm Shugg is confirmed in the rank ofSurgeon - Lieutenant (D), with seniority in rank of 20th July,1927.

Termination of Appointments. The appointment ofLieutenant Geoffrey Gordon Carter is terminated on 6th July,1928, on being invalided; the appointment of Surgeon -Commander Ivor Stanley Gabe ( Exchange Officer) is termi-náted on 8th May, 1928, on reversion to the Royal Navy.

Award of Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. EdwardJohn Bullivant, Chief Engine -room Artificer, 2nd Class,Official Number 10237, is awarded the Long Service andGood Conduct Medal, dated 3rd July, 1928.

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.

Promotion. Sub - Lieutenant Gordon William Boyle is pro-moted to the rank of Lieutenant (on probation) , dated 1stMay, 1928.

Transfer to Retired List. Engineer Sub - Lieutenant HaroldHamilton Jones is transferred to the Retired List, dated 1stJuly, _1928.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL, VOLUNTEER . RESERVE.Promotion. Sub - Lieutenant George William Mackey is pro-

moted to the rank of Lieutenant, dated ist July,. 1928.7--(Ex.= .Min. No.. 160.) . . _.

C. W. C. MARR, Acting Minister for Defence.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

T HF Governor- General in Council has approved of thefollowing changes being made in connexion with the

Naval Forces of the Commonwealth :PERM ANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMON-

WEALTH (SEA -GOING FORCES) .Appointments. Commander Alfred Gordon Hine, D.S.O.,

is appointed on loan from the Royal Navy, with seniorityin rank of 31st December; 1923, dated 10th August, 1928.Lieutenant John Newton is appointed on loan from the RoyalNavy ( Exchange Officer) , with seniority in rank of 1stAugust, 1924, dated 24th July, 1928.

Confirmation in Ran lc.Surgeon -Lieuten a at ( on proba-tion) Henry Woodall Gault is confirmed in the rank ofSurgeon- Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 15th August,1927.

Termination of Appointment. The appointment of HectorCharles Stanton, Commissioned Gunner, is terminated, to date4th June, 1928, on reversion to the Royal Navy.

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.

Transfer to Retired List. Lieutenant Commander RobertElliott Newbiggin is transferred to the Retired List, dated1st August, 1928.

Termination .óf Appointmcnt. The appointment of Sub -Lieutenant (on probation) David Eldridge Long is termi-nated, dated 1st July, 1928.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.Appointment. John Fraser Jackson is. appointed Lieutenant,

dated =1st August, 1928.(Ex. Min. No. 174.)C. W. C. MARR, Acting Minister for Defence.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.r i i HE Governor - General in Council has approved of Captain

A. H. Boyes, Australian Staff Corps, being permitted toaccept the appointment of Honorary Aide -de -Camp to theGovernor of the State of Western Australia, vice CaptainV. C. Secombe, Australian Staff Corps, transferred. (Ex.Min. No. 162. )

C. W. C. MA RR, Acting Minister for Defence.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.THE Governor - General in Council has approved of the

following changes, &c., being made in connexion withthe Australian Military Forces:

Australian Instructional Corps. The probationary appoint-ment of Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant R. C. N.Anderson is confirmed. Quartermaster and HonoraryLieutenant R. C. N. Anderson, having held the rank ofCaptain in the Australian Imperial Force, is granted thehonorary rank of Captain with retention of his present regi -.mental seniority as Quartermaster in the Australian Instruc-tional Corps, 26th December, 1927. No. 226, Staff- Sergeant-Major, 2nd Class (W.O.1) ( Honorary Lieutenant) G. Lightis transferred to the Reserve of Officers óf the Citizen Mili-tary Forces and to be Lieutenant, 20th July, 1928.

AWARD OF THE MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL.Australian Instructional Corps. No. 191, Staff Sergeant -

Major, 2nd Class (W.O.1) (Honorary Lieutenant) A. E.Joyce.

AWARD OF THE LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL.Royal Australian Engineers. No. 1236, Sergeant J. A.

Sydenham.l ST MILITARY DISTRICT.

11TH MIXED BRIGADE.

Infantry.9th Battalion. To be Lieutenant (provisionally) John

Jasper Tomas Bell, 26th July, 1928. Major P. Adsett is trans-ferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1928. .

1 ST CAVALRY DIVISION.

Cavalry.5th Light Horse Regiment. To be Captain Lieutenant R.

H. Burbidge, - 28th July, 1928.11th Light Horse- Regiment. Lieutenant W. J. D. Scott is

transferred ` to the Unattached List,- 29th June, 1928.14th, Light Horse .Regiment. Lieutenant H. F. -W. Marson

is placed upon the Retired List with permission to retainhis rank and wear the prescribed uniform, 3rd August, 1928.

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1sT DIVISION.Infantry.

26th Battalion.- Lieutenant- Colonel F. S. Rosenskjar isbrought on the authorized establishment of Lieutenant -Colonels, 1st July, 1928.

49th Battalion -The resignation of Lieutenant J. G. Pinnellof his commission is accepted, 26th July, 1928.

AWARD Op' THE COLONIAL AL7cILIABT FORCES OFFICERS'DÈcoEATION.

Unattached List.- Lieutenant - Colonel C. Fortescue, D.S.O.,M.C.

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.1ST CAVALRY DIVISION.

Command.Lieutenant - Colonel N. B. Loveridge, from the Reserve of

Officers, is appointed to command the Divisional Army Ser-vice Corps, 1st July, 1928.

Cavalry.15th Light Horse Regiment.-Lieutenant I. A. Hitchcock

is retired, 10th August, 1928.1ST DIVISION.

Staff.Captain C. E. Cameron, M.C. , relinquishes the appointment

of Staff Officer, 3rd Grade, General Staff, Divisional Head-quarters, 20th July, 1928;

Infantry.2nd Battalion. -To be Captain-Lieutenant W. G. Polley,

26th July, 1928.17th Battalion. The resignation of Lieutenant P. St. A.

Sharpham of his commission is accepted, 23rd July, 1928.18th Battalion. -To be Lieutenant-Cecil Leighton Scott,

27th July, 1928.35th Battalion.-Major W. E. Nancarrow is appointed to

command, 1st September, 1928, vice Lieutenant Colonel E. T.Harnett, V.D., who relinquishes the command on 31st August,1928, and is transferred to the Unattached List, 1st September,1928.

51st Battalion. -To be Lieutenant (provisionally) .- EugeneLeroy Anderson, M.M., 19th July, 1928.

Sydney University Regiment. To be Captain- LieutenantG. R. Vincent, 27th July, 1928. Captain W. E. Audley istransferred to the Reserve of Officers, 25th July, 1928.

2ND DIVISION.

Command.Major E. O. Milne, D.S.O., V.D., from the command of

the 2nd Divisional Train, is appointed to command the Divi-sional Army Service Corps, 1st July, 1928.

Infantry.1st Battalion. -The resignation of Lieutenant A. S. W.

Hurd of his commission is accepted, 31st July, 1928.

4th Battalion.-To be Lieutenants -Frank FrederickDerrett, Archibald Kennedy and Hugh William Griffin, 3rdAugust, 1928. Major W. O. C. Day is transferred to theReserve of Officers, 30th July, 1928. Captain J. M. Davis issupernumerary to the establishment of Captains with payand allowances of Lieutenant, 3rd August, 1928.

19th Battalion. -To be Lieutenant- Anthony MortimerHearne, 31st July, 1928.

20th Battalion. -To be Lieutenants - Archibald DouglasMcBurney, Laurie William Gardiner and Septimus Richard-son, 3rd August, 1928.

34th Battalion. -The resignation of Lieutenant W. H.Woodbridge of his commission is accepted, 31st July, 1928.

45th Battalion.-To be Lieutenant (provisionally) - GarnetMarcus Wallis, 23rd July, 1928.

53rd Battalion. -The provisional appointments ofLieutenants H. H.. Bissell and J. P. Davis are confirmed.

55th Battalion.-To be Captain - Lieutenant C. M. Day, 3rdAugust, 1928.

Engineers. .

Corps of Australian Engineers. -- Field Units -2ndLieutenant G. E. Drewitt is appointed from the Reserve ofOfficers and to be Lieutenant (provisionally) , 19th July, 1928.

Army Service Corps.Australian Army Service Corps.-Major J. Hamilton,

D S.0., is 'appointed from .the Reserve of Officers, 12th July,1928. To be Captain- Lieutenant C. M. Black, 30th July,1928.. ; 2'o be . Lieutenant -Jack . Edward Marsh, 31st July,1928. Major H. F. Cohen relinquishes the command of theist Cavalry ,Divisional Train, 30th June, 1928, and is trans-ferred to the Unattached List, 1st July, 1928. The rovisionalap iitmeut of Lieutenant .K. Bayley; is. confirmed

Army Medical Corps.Australian Army Medical Corps. To be Lieutencintdlolonels

-Majors A. C. Arnold, F. L. Bignell, D.S.O., and W. H.Donald, 1st July, 1928. Lieutenant - Colonel P.Fiaschi, O.B.E.,V.D., is brought . on the authorized establishment ofLieutenant - Colonels, 1st July, 1928. Lieutenant J. D. Cottrellis transferred (provisionally) from the Sydney UniversityRegiment, 1st Division, and to be supernumerary to theestablishment pending absorption, 17th July, 1928. The pro-visional appointment of Captain J. Leah is confirmed (in lieuof the notifications respecting this officer which appeared inExecutive Minute No. 129/1928, promulgated in Common-wealth Gazette, No. 63, of 28th June, 1928) .

DISTRICT BASE.

Staff.Major J. Hamilton, D.S.O., is seconded from the Australian

Army Service Corps and is appointed Assistant Directorof Transport (Mechanical Transport) , 12th July, 1928.

Artillery.Australian Garrison Artillery.- Medium Artillery- Captain

R. H. Blake, M.C., is transferred to the Reserve of Officers,26th July, 1928. Heavy Artillery. To be Captains -Lieu-tenants C. A. Ord and R. A. Fallick, 23rd July, 1928, and1st August, 1928, respectively. Artillery Survey Company -The provisional appointment of Lieutenant E. E. Munro isconfirmed.

Unattached List. -Major S. P. Goodsell, V.D., and CaptainA. H. Minchin are transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1stAugust, 1928.

Reserve of Officers.- Captain C. H. Heisham, O.B.E., andHonorary Captain W. J. Knights are placed upon the RetiredList, with permission to retain their ranks and wear the pre-scribed uniform, 23rd July, 1928, and 19th July, 1928, respec-tively.

Retired List. -The names of the undermentioned officers areremoved from the Retired List, 8th August, 1928: -Major P. T.Redmond; Captains C. F. Mills, M.C., E. K. White, M.C.,M. Wilkinson, and R. R. Wisken; Lieutenants S. A. McConaghy,S. McDonald, J. McDuff, T. McGill, G. M. P. McRae, E. S.MacKellar, F. A. Mailler, G. P. Makinson, J. L. Maloney, H.Martin- Smith, F. M. Mason, M.C., W. G. Mason, R. E. Master-son, H. G. Matthews, M.C., A. M. Mills, H. S. Milne, L. Molloy,M.C., B. S. Morse, S. Muddle, H. J. Murray, D.C.M., R. G. B.Nash, S. A. Neave, H. E. Newton, D.C.M., C. R. Nicholson,M.C., J. R. Nield, A. S. Nivison, W. C. O'Toole, M.C., W. H.Parkinson, R. A. B. Peake, G. H. Peden, E. Phillips, A. D.Purdie, A. W. Rees, R. A. Reid, G. K. Richmond, Herbert R.Robinson, T. J. Roche, W. J. S. Ross, M.C., O. J. Rowland,M.C., M. Ryan, M.M., A. H. Scroggie, R. Shipp, W. Sinclair,M.C., M.M., W. R. Smart, L. A. Smith, R. A. Smyth, C. H.Stanwix, J. T. Stapleton, D.C.M., S. N.' Telfer, D.C.M., G. M.Thompson, E. P. Tidswell, G. M. Trabers, M.C., L. Trenerry,M.C., G. Valkenburg, N. A. Veitch, C. L. Veron, J. G. Vickers,M.C., W. J. Wailer, M. C. Welch, M.B.E., F. WentWorth, A. W.Wheen, M.M., L. L. Wilson, B. G. Windon, H. C. N. Wink -worth, and E. Wolk; and 2nd Lieutenants F. J. McDonald,H. H. McDonald, R. McFadden, T. J. McKinley, R. R. Mait-land, M.M., W. F. Paterson, M.M., L. N. Pattinson, H. W.Penfold, M.M., G. C. Penny, L. P. Plasto, G. H. M. St. C. Potts.A. A. Preston, D. C. Ravell, R. I. Robb, R. Robinson, P. G.Rogerson, F. A. Rose, E. T. Sattler, A. B. Scott, J. W. Scott,R. Sinclair, D.C.M., M.M., A. D. Smith, M. Spicer, J. Thompson,D.C.M., and W. H. S. Webb.

3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.

2ND CAVALRY DIVISION. L

Command.Lieutenant - Colonel J. S. Keleher, from the command of the

2nd Cavalry Divisional Train, is appointed to command theDivisional Army Service Corps, 1st July, 1928.

Cavalry.8th Light Horse .Regiment. -The resignation of Lieutenant

L. Jones of his commission is accepted, 6th August, 1928.19th Light Horse Regiment.- Captain C. M. C. Chase, M.C.,

is appointed (provisionally) from the Reserve of Officers, 1stAugust, 1928. To be Lieutenant -John William Beattie, 2ndAugust, 1928.

3RD DIVISION.

Command.Lieutenant - Colonel D. D. - Paine; D.S.O., V.13.,' from the com-

mand of the 3rd Divisional Train, is appointed to command theDivisional Army Service Corps, 1st July, 1928; .

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AWARD OF THE COLONIAL"AUXILIARY FORCES OFFICERS'DECORATION. .:

Australian Army Veterinary Corps.Major C. A. Logton.

Infantry.37th Battalion.---The resignation. of Lieutenant N. NV: ..Sin-

clair- of his commission . is accepted, 3rd August, 1928.. .

39th ,Battalion. --,-To be LieutenantsMark William HortonNewbury, Alai Gerard Robertson, and Arthur Charles Beresford.Bird, .24th July, 1928.

46th, Battalion. To be LieutenantLouis Christian Carstens,-24th July; 1928. .

57th Battalion.To be Lieutenant Frederick CharlesEaston, 3rd August, 1928.

59th Battalion. Lieutenant J. A. Fleming is appointed fromthe. Retired List, 1st August, 1928. To be Lieutenant FrancisAlbert. Drew, 3rd August, 1928

4TH DIVISION. .

Command.Lieutenant Colonel F. L. Henley, D.S.O., O.B.E., V.D., from

the command of the 4th Divisional Train, is appointed to com-mand the Divisional 'Army Service Corps, ist July, 1928.

Infantry.6th Battalion. The resignation of Lieutenant R. P.

McLellan of his commission is accepted, 31st July, 1928.8th Battalion.Major A. G. Williamson is transferred to the

Unattached List, 1st July, 1928.32nd Battalion.The resignation of Lieutenant W. H.

Thomas of his commission is accepted, 15th June, 1928.

Engineers.Corps of Australian Engineers, Field Units. To be Lieu-

tenant (provisionally) Albert Roy Lukeis, 13th July, 1928.

Unattached List. Major M. J. Hillary, D.S.O., O.B.E., istransferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st August, 1928; 'Lieu-tenants B. S. Moss and M. McMahon are transferred to theReserve of Officers, ist July, 1928.

Reserve of O f jïcers. Lieutenant - Colonel R. Rankine, . D.S.O.,V.D., is placed upon the Retired List with the honorary rank'of Colonel, and with permission to wear the prescribed uniform,29th July, 1928; Captain S. G. Donaldson is retired, 14thAugust, 1928.

Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve. Honorary CaptainW. Begg is retired, 30th July, 1928.

Australian Army Legal Department Reserve. To be Cap-tainCaptain J. H. B. Armstrong, from the Reserve of Officers,1st_ July, 1928. .

AWARDS OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCES OFFICERS'DECORATION.

22nd Battalion. Major I. P. Stewart, M.C.Australian Army Service Corps. Lieutenant - Colonel J. S.

Keleher.Reserve of Officers.Major W. L. Maffei!, D.S.O.

RIFLE CLUBS. .

Formation. Name of Club R.A.N. t. (Williamstown )..PlaceWilliamstown.

Change of Designation. The. Post and Telegraph Rifle Clubis re- designated the Postal Institute Rifle Club.

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.

4TH DIVISION.

Infantry.10th Battalion. The resignations of Lieutenants W. T.

Coultas and W. M. Mill of their commissions are accepted,23rd July, 1928.

27th Battalion. To be CaptainLieutenant A. Baldock, 3rdAugust, 1928; the notification of the acceptance of the resig-nation of Lieutenant H. C. Knofel of his commission, whichappeared in Executive Minute No. 186/1927, promulgated inCommonwealth Gazette, No. 85,. of 1 lt,h August, 1927, is can-celled.

43rd Battalion. Captain W. T.J. Bogie is transferred to theReserve of Officers, 26th July, 1928.

Army Serve Corps.Australian Army Service. Corps, The resignation of Lieu-

tenant (provisionally) W. B. Preston of his commission isaccepted, 27th July, 1928. _.

.

Army Medical'.+orps.Australian Army Medical- Corps. To be Major Captain

A. R. Southwood, 28th November, .1927.

Australian -A +my Chaplain's Department.,To be Chaplain(4th Class)George William Sandells, -27th July, 1928.

RIFLE CLUBS.Formation. N me of Club. =Place. ---3rd Light Horse Regi-

ment, Keswick; '.9th Light Horse Regiment, Unley; Signals( 4th : Military District) , Keswick.

Change of Designation The Peterborough Rifle Club is re-designated the Peterborough Railway Institute Rifle Club.

5TH MILITARY DISTRICT.13TH MIXED BRIGADE.

Cavalry.10th Light Horse Regiment. Major R. H. Cate is appointed

to command, 1st October, 1928, vice Lieutenant - Colonel A. U.Sweetappie, who relinquishes the command on 30th September,1928, and is transferred- to the Unattached List, 1st October,1928.

Infantry.28th Battalion. Captain H. Wilson is transferred from the

Unattached List, 28th July, 1928; Major G. K.. Ryder istransferred to the Unattached List, 28th July, 1928.

44th Battalion. The notification of the acceptance of theresignation of Lieutenant P. G. C. Potter of his commission,which appeared in Executive Minute No. 107/1928, promul-gated in Commonwealth Gazette, No. 48, of 24th May, 1928, iscancelled. .

Reserve of O f jicers Captain G. Morgan is placed upon theRetired List, with permission to retain his rank and wear theprescribed uniform, 15th July, Tá28.

_

Australian. Army Medical Corps Reserve. To be HonoraryCaptains 'Eric David Thomas Smith and Malcolm SylvesterBell, 1st July, 1928, and 24th July, 1928, respectively.(Ex.Min. No. 176.)


ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.

THE Governor - General in Council hab approved of the fol-lowing changes being made:

CITIZEN AIS, FORCE GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

Appointment.: Sergeant Rex Frederick Walicer, to be PilotOfficer, 1st July, 1928.

Transfer to Reserve. Flying Officer L. J. Robertson, 1stJuly, 1928. (Ex. Min. No. 169. )


ROYAL - .AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.mHE Governor- General in Council has approved of the

following changes being made :PERMANENT AIS FORCE- MEDICAL BRANCH.

Appointment. Edward Alfred Daley to a short servicecommission of four years on probation as Flight Lieutenant,16th July, 1928.

CITIZEN AIR FORCE - GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.Transferred from Unattached List. Pilot Officer C. R.

Shields, ist July, 1928.(Ex. Min. No. 165.)C. W. C. MARR, Acting Minister for Defence.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.fl HE Governor - General in Council has approved, under the1 powers conferred by section 69 of the Defence Act 1903-

1927, of the Commonwealth Military Forces being authorizedto enter upon and use, for training, manoeuvres, or other mili-tary purposes, between 3rd and 24th October, 1928, all thosepieces or parcels of land being private property, roads, orotherwise, - bounded by Melville Crossing (Abergiasslyn Bridge),along Melville -road to its intersection with the Maitland -Singleton road; thence by the Maitland- Singleton road to itsintersection with the. Maitland- Cessnock road; thence by theMaitland - Cessnock road to its intersection with the NorthernRailway; thence by that railway to Loehinvar RailwayStation; thence by the .road Lochinvar Railway - Station -Lochinvar ; thence along the western boundary of the MaitlandPopulation Area to the Hunter River ; thence along the rightbank of the Hunter River to the point of commencement, andthat the owners or occupiers of any such land who claim thatthey have sustained any damage or loss by reason of suchentry or use be required to submit their claims for sichdamage or loss to the Base Commandant, Victoria Barracks,Sydney, within seventy- two.hours of such entry or use. Suchclaims will be submitted to a Board of three officers, and com-pensation as approved by the. Minister for Defence maybe . Paidto the said owners or occupiers.--(Ex. Min. No. 170.)

C. W:: C. -MARK, Acting Minister for Defence.

No. 88:- -28rd August, 1928

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FOR CES.rp HE Governor- General in Council has approved, under1 the powers -conferred by section 69

.of the Defence. Act

1903 -1927, of the Commonwealth Military. Forces beingauthorized to enter upon and use for training, manoeuvres,or other military purposes between 8th . and 19th Octòber,1928, all those pieces and parcels of land being private pro-perty, roads or otherwise, bounded by the Shires of Nymboidaand Orara, in the State of New South Wales, and that theowners or occupiers of any _ such land who claim that theyhave sustained any damage or loss by reason of such entry oruse be required to 'submit their claim for such damageor loss to the Base Commandant, Victoria Barracks, Sydney,within seventy -two hours of such entry or use. Such claimswill be submitted to a Board of three officers, and compensa-tion as approved by the Minister for Defence may be paidto the said owners or occupiers. (Ex. Min. No. 163.)



AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.T HE Governor- General in Council has approved, under the

powers conferred by section 69 of the - Defence Act1903 -1927, of the Commonwealth Military Forces beingauthorized to enter upon and use for training, manoeuvres,or other military purposes, between 1st September and 30thNovember, 1928, all those pieces or parcels of land beingprivate property, Crown lands, roads or otherwise in theParishes of Will Will Rook, Yuroke, Bulla Bulla, Tullamarineand Wollert, County of Bourke, State of Victoria, commenc-ing at the intersection of the north side of Broadmeadows-

road and the west side of . Sydney -road, being the positionof the Campbellfield Hotel in the Parish of Will Will Rook;thence by line bearing north -west along the west side ofthe said Sydney -road crossing part of Parish of Wollert tothe intersection of the north -east corner of Crown allotmentXVI., being the south side intersection of 15 -mile lane, Parishof Yuroke ; thence by line bearing west, north -west and westalong the said 15 -mile lane to the :north -west . corner of Crownallotment X., being the intersection of the east side of RedHill -road, Parish of Bulla Bulla ; thence by line bearingsouth along the east side of Red Hill -road to the inter-section of the south side of the Sunbury-road ; thence by linebearing south -east along the south side of the said Sunbury -road to the intersection of the north side of Sharpes or Annan-dale -road, Parish of Tullamarine ; thence by line bearing westalong the south boundary of Crown allotment IV., Parish ofTullamarine ; thence by line along the said boundary of allot-ment IV. to the south -east corner of Crown allotment III.,being the north side of Wheat -Sheaf -road and west side ofSydney -road, Parish of Will Will Rook ; thence by line bear-ing north -west along the west -side of . Sydney -road to pointof commencement, and that the owners or occupiers of anysuch land who claim that they have sustained any damage orloss by reason of such entry or use be required to submittheir claim for such damage or loss to the Base Com-mandant, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne, within seventy -twohours of such entry or use. Such claims will be submitted toa Board of three officers, and compensation as approvedby the Minister for Defence may be paid to the said ownersor occupiers. (Ex. Min. No. 172.) .


COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

PROMOTIONS SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.

THE following promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board of Commissioners, and; where: consequent upon another provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be forwa ded

area to the Public Service Inspector in the State in which the promotion is to be made, or if the promotion is to be made in the 'FederalCapital Territory, to the Public Service Inspector at Canberra, to reach him within fourteen days of the date of the notification. The groundof appeal must be as prescribed in Section 50 of the Commonwealth Publio Service Act, viz.:

(a) Superior efficiency ; or(b) equal efficiency combined with seniority.

Officers Stationed in remote districts may forward appeals by telegraph. An appellant shall without delay forward a copy of his'appeal tó he :Chief Officer of the Department in which the vacancy exists.

Name. Ptobeat Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary onPromotion.Pro

Date ofPromotion.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY (TAXATION).Hook; Ronald Thomas Assistant, Grade 1 (£84 -244),

Assessing, Land Tax andEstate Duty Section

DEPARTMENT OF WO

Assistant, Grade 2 (£84 -260), Fourth Divi-sion, Records Section, Sydney, vice W.Aldred, promoted

RKS AND RAILWAYS.

242 23.8.28

Góurgarid, Percy Albert . . Chief Clerk, Division III.,(Scale £660 -732), Melbourne

Assistant Secretary, Division U., (Scale£828 -900), vice H. C. Brown appointed

840 23.8.28

Secretary, Department of MarketsFalconer, Leslie Fincham Clerk, Division III., Public Clerk, Division III., Central Staff (Scale 348

Works Branch, New South £282 -354), vice M. J. Brady, promotedWales (Scale £282 -330)

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.New South Wales.

Berg, Walter Samuel . . Postmaster, Grade 2, Tum-barumba

Postmaster, Grade 3, Third Division, Cooma,vice V. Mockett, transferred

426 23.8.28

Heywood, John William Charles Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1,Bondi Beach

Postmaster, Grade 2, Cassilis. New officecreated (P.S.B. Certificate No. 28/1155)

372

MuldooneJohn . .. .. Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1,Canterbury

Postmaster, Grade 2, Binalong. New office.created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 28/1155)

360

Gattenhof, Vincent Joseph . . Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1,Bondi

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2, Marrickville.New office ,created (P.S.B. Certificate No.

372

28/1155)Evans, Michael Ernest Postal Clerk, Condobolin Telegraphist, Telegraph Branch, vice W. G. 276 ,.

Bull, promotedHibberd, Lionel Arundell Telegraph Messenger, Queen Vic -

toria BuildingsPostman, Croydon, vice G. Stanley, deceased 117

Gabriel, Percy Ernest Telegraph Messenger, LMveon Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Wagga Wagga,vice W. A. C. Withers, transferred

99

Brown, Vincent Annis Telegraph Messenger, Young . Postal Assistant, 'Grade 1, StockinbingaL 117New Office created (P.S.B. Certificate" No.28/1277)

Press, Francis Alfred .. . . T élegraph Mesáengnr, Gulargam.boñe

Postal Assistant, Grade 1, Tullamore. Newoffice. created (P.S.B. Certificate No.

99

28/989) .-.Berg, Thomas David Dudley Telegraph Meásenger, . . Junior Assistant, Wagga Wagga, -vice C. 117

Aitchison Stewart, resignedReyiaolds, Linda Madge . . elèpböiíisti $athiíìiti Monitor, Orange. New office created (P.S.B. 222

'Certificate No. 28/1724)`Inclusive .of cost of-llving ädjùstmDnt Regülatioñ 106s or relative Arbitration Determination.

Viononiaveal0. -Gazette. .

PROMOTIONScontinued.

Naine. Present Designation and Station. :- . Position to which Pzoinoted. .. : - . 7' -,, ',Promotion. PrOmatiOn.,

..-:..,t- -. -- ;., :

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'..' ',, , .,-..s.--,,,-,,,,, '-',-ic

Price, Maurice Gardiner

Stanley, George Aubrey

Earle, John

Buckley, Albert Daniel Morris

Bain, Geoffrey ..

Leaker, Winifred Roy

McWhinney, Phillip James

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEFARTMENT--COrifirnied.

VicClerk, Inspection Branch . : I

toria.Clerk, Inspection Branch (£3067-£438), vke

A. Jackson, transferred

QueeTelegraphist, Maryborough

Postal Assistant (Mail), Towns-ville .

Assistant (Unattached)

nslancl.

South, ATelegraph Messenger, Crystal

BrookLine Foreman, Electrical Engi-

gineer's Branch (No. 2 Party)

WesternSenior Lineman, Electrical Engi-

neer's Branch (Constructionand Maintenance)

Senior Postal Clerk,Grade 1, Emerald: Newoffice created, (P&13. Certificabe, No. 28/080)

Postal .Assistantride .Townsville, viceA. D. Miirgatroyd,_resigned

Postal Assistant (Mail), Townsville, vice A.T. Goodfellow, promoted

ustralia.Postman, Port Pirie, vice Tir, F. Henderson,

transferredLine Inspector,, Fourth Division, Electrical

Engineer's.Branch (Constructieni and Mehl-tenance.)- New office under classification

Australia.Line Foreman, Electrical Engiiiéer'S Branch

(Construction and Maintenance) vice E. T.E. Cowan, transferred

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324.

258

226

117.

348 ..

300

23.8.28

'23.8.28

23 . 8 . 28

* Inclusive of cost of living adjustment under Public Service Regulations106& or relative Arbitration Determination.

The notification of the provisional promotion of S. C. W. Gray, appearing in Gazette of 2nd August, 1928, should read " vice E. F. D.1 Jones " in lieu of " vice W. Parker."

The salary on promotion of E. .T. Brebner, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 9th August, 1928, should read " £372 " in lieu of" £360."

The notification appearing in Gazette No. 86 regarding A. E. Gee and G. D. Pusey should read Date of Promotion 16.8.28' inlieu of " 9.8.28."

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed :PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

H. C. Elvins and F. G. Thorpe, appearing in Gazette of 2nd August, 1928.DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY (TAXATION).

A. P. Henwood, appearing in Gazette of 2nd August, 1928.DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

J. T. Clarke and L. C. Timperley, appearing in Gazette of 26th July, 1928.T. Thomas, appearing in Gazette of 12th July, 1928. (This is in lieu of notice appearing in Gazette of 9th August, 1928, of confirmation

of promotion of T. Tudor).DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.

- O. J. Ratford, appearing in Gazette of 2nd August, 1928.POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

M. A. Healy, appearing in Gazette of 5th July, 1928.J. H. Noonan, appearing in Gazette of 26th July, 1928.J. Bakes, P. P. Crapp, F. M. Bourke, S. P. Black, S. C. W. Gray, H. F. McCarthy, K. C. Diversi, A. J. C. Montgomery, C. Cavanimgh,

W. G. A. Morley, M. -W. N. Hancock, K. J. Doran, F. G. Richards, P. .T. Dowling, H. C. Macdonnell, C. E. S. Rawlins and A. L. Clayer,appearing in Gazette of 2nd August, 1928.

, ABOLISHED, ETC.OFFICES CREATEDTHE Governor-General in Council has approVed of the

PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY..Variation of Date of Appointment.The Governor-General

in Council has with the consent of the Governor of Victoria inCouncil approved the transfer of Arthur Wadsworth to thePublic Service of the Commonwealth and his appointment tothe -position of Librarian- of the Parliament of the Common-wealth, as from 1st January, 1925, in lieu of 1st January,1927, salary £900 per annum.

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.Creation of New Office.Clerk t Third Division, High Com-

missioner' Office, London (£4744546 per annum ), subject toRegulation 106A.

DEPARTMENT OF TRA.DE AND CUSTOMS.

NEW SOUTH WALES.Abolition of Position.Censor '(E582-660), Third Division,

Film Censorship Office (stationed at Sydney) , Central Staff,occupied by W. C. O'Reilly.

Creation of New Position.Chief Censor, Third Division,Film Censorship Office (stationed at Sydney) , Central Staff,with limits of salary of minimum £804, maxinium £900 perannum, subject to variation in pursuance of Regulation 104.

1878.-2

following:

Ex. Mins. Nos. 132 and 133.

ITEw. SOUTH WALES.

Exemption from Examination.The system of examinationnot to be applied in relation to the appointment- of -G. R.Toovey as Lightkeeper, Fotuth Division, Seal Rocks, MarineBranch, Lighthouses,- Central Staff, Which appointment hasbeen made on probation. ,

VICTOE,LA.

Exemption from Biatnitiation.The system of examinationnot to be applied in relation to the appointment of J. H.Sunderland as Fireman ,t 2764300 ),,.Fourth -Diirision, Marine

, Branch, Lighthouse Bteamer :Service -Mead-quarters, Mel-bourne), Central Staff, .which appointment has been made. onprobation.

Queensland.

Exemption from, Excitninatiint.The system -of examinationnot to be applied in relation to theIaPpomtment nf°0. E. Boakas Shipwright (f.2884312 ), Lighthouse; Steamer Service(Head-quarters, Brisbane ) ; Marine % Branch --,which appoint-ment has been made en Probation.--:- {Et; Mtn: No; -1-30.)

o. 88. -23rd. 'August, 1928

DEPARTMENT OF HOME AND TERRITORIES.Exemption..=Persons employed as Groundsman, Common -

wealth Solar Observatory (Federal Capital Territory) ,exempted from the Provisions of the Commonwealth PublicService Act 1922 -1924 up to. -30th June, 1929.

Abolition of Oice. -Clerk . (Female) (Library) , £96 -£280,Meteorological Branch, Central Staff.

Creation of Neto O,Jice. -- Clerk, £96 -£330, MeteorologicalBranch, Central Staff.

2422

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.

Abolition of Offices. Assistant (Stationery Depot), FourthDivision (£212-1260), Base Office, New South Wales, newoffice created as recommended in certificate No. 2395 of 28thNovember, 1927 ; Storeman, Fourth Division, Base Office,Queensland, new office created as recommended in certificateNo. 1697 of 29th August, 1927 ; Assistant, Fourth Division,Finance Office, Victoria, occupied by J. McAnulty.

Creation of Office. Assistant (Stamps, Records, &c.) ,Fourth Division, Finance Office, Victoria, with limits of salaryas set out hereunder:Under 17 years, £84 ; at 17 years,£96; at 18 years, £108; at 19 years, £132; at 20 years, £156;adult, £212 -£260. Increments, annual, £8.(Ex. Mins. Nos.167 and 168).

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.Appointment. E. J. Wareham, who is not an officer of the

Commonwealth Service, appointed on probation as TechnicalAssistant, Grade 1, Third Division, Health Laboratory, Cairns,Queensland, with salary at the rate of £228 per annum, to fillnew office created as recommended in certificate No. 29 of 6thJanuary, 1928.

Abolition of Position: Boiler Attendant, Fourth Division,North Head, Quarantine Division, New South Wales, occupiedby T. St. John.

Creation of New Position.Quarantine Assistant, Grade 1,Fourth Division, North Head, Quarantine Division, New SouthWales.

Exemptions from Provisions of Public Service Act. Personsother than permanent officers of the Commonwealth PublicService, employed at the School of Public Health and TropicalMedicine at the Sydney University, and appointed by theDepartment of Health in association with the Council of theUniversity of Sydney, for the period up to the 30th June,1929. A. J. Moore, Mining Engineer, engaged in connexion withthe survey of the physical and working conditions of, employeesin the mining industry of Victoria and Tasmania, for a periodnot exceeding fourteen days from 1st August, 1928.W. W. Hurst, Chemist, Serum Laboratories, for a period notexceeding six months from 1st July, 1928; G. R. Collins, Clerk,Health Laboratory, Kalgoorlie, for the period 8th February,1928, to 30th September, 1928.

DEPARTMENT OF MARKETS.

Exemption. A. E. Hyland, Australian CommonwealthDirector of Publicity in Great Britain, for a period notexceeding twelve months from 1st March, 1928.(Ex. Min.No. 19.)

PROMOTIONS COMMONWEALTH 'PUBLICSERVICE ACT 19221924.

THE Public Service Board of Commissioners has

Cancelled the following provisional promotions notifiedin the .. Gazettes indicated :Arthur David WilliamCrichton and James Bartholomew Lyster, 31st May,1928; Vernon Edwin Stone, Edward Joseph Flemming,and . John Henry Gerrans, 14th June, 1928.

(ii) Confirmed thé following provisional promotions noti-fied in the Gazettes. indicated: Albert EdwardButcher and William Richard James Freer, 3rd May,1928; William Anthony. Peacock, Samuel LeslieClyde . Eastman, _William John Earnshaw, FrankArthur Rogers, William Moore, Percy WilliamHughes, : and Alfred Lancelot Langford, 14th June,1928; Edwin Dariison Hoskins, . 5th July, 1928;George ,Jamieson, 14th June, 1928; and AndrewGilbert -Millar,- 26th July, 1928.


( iii) Promoted the undermentioned officers as shown, asfrom 14th June, 1928:

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Taxation Branch, Western Australia.James Herbert Keegan, Postal Assistant, Grade 1.

Unattached, Postmaster - General's Department,Western Australia, as Assistant, Grade 2, Locations,with salary of £258 per annum, to fill new officecreated under classification.

Herbert Edward Hanson, Indexer, Electoral Branch,Western Australia, Department of Home and Terri-tories, as Assistant, Grade 2, Locations, with salaryof £250 per annum, to fill new office created underclassification.

Harry Reveley Elliott, Assistant, Grade 1, Recordsand Defaults, as Assistant, Grade 2, Locations,with salary of £242 per annum, to fill new officecreated under classification.

W. J. SKEWES, Chairman,Public Service Board of Commissioners.

RETIREMENTS AND DISMISSAL.Fr HE following retirements and dismissal are notified by_1_ the Public Service Board of Commissioners :

RETIREMENTS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Section 67. Charles James Sypott, Assessor, TaxationBranch, Central Staff, as from 25th August, 1928.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Victoria.Section 86. Michael Edward Culliney, Invoice Examining

Officer, as from 21st August, 1928.

POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Ne. w South Wales.Section 67. Duncan Douglas Cameron, Telegraph Messeli-

ger, as from 22nd August, 1928; James Joseph Aloysius Seage,Clerk, as from 13th September, 1928.

Victoria.

Section 67.Frank Walsh, Mail Officer, as from 15thAugust, 1928; Andrew Charles Blay, Supervisor, as from 24thAugust, 1928.

Western Australia.Section 67. Robert Whitworth, Lineman, as from 22nd

September, 1928.

DISMISSAL.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

South Australia.Section 62. Allan Wilfred Justin, Postmaster, as from 15th

August, 1928.


EXAMINATIONS.Examinations for Appointment as Telegraph

Messenger and as Telephonist.I T is hereby notified, for general information, that persona

desirous of obtaining information as to the holding ofexamination for appointment as Telegraph Messenger orTelephonist (Female) at towns other than those at which theyare resident should make application to the CommonwealthPublic Service Inspector in the capital city of the Stateconcerned. The Inspector will upon application forward fromtime to time a list of the localities at which examinations. forthe positions mentioned are to be held.


Th

Commonweálth flazette 2423 No: 88.--23rd 'August,- 1928

NOTIFICATIONPPLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of the

Commonwealth Public Service for promotion or transferto the positions named in the appended schedule. Where soindicated, applications will also be received from officers of thePublic Services of the States and other persons.

Applicants should state fully their qualifications for the positionsought, and must, to ensure consideration, forward their applications tothe officer indicated in `the last column in time to reach him not laterthan the appointed date.

In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of thePublic Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, the fol-lowing particulars should be set out at the foot of the ap-plication :

DesignationOffice or BranchAge last birthday ( in years )Length of service (in years )Salary (per annum)Date of receipt of present salary

Other applicants should state full names, date, year, andplace of birth, and whether they are natural born ornaturalized British subjects. Copies only of diplomas,references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded.If the originals are required they will be asked for.

OF VACANCIES.The range of salary indicates the classified value of a posi-

tion, but appointments may be made at any salary within suchrange.

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions ofthe Superannuation Act 1922 -1924.

At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rateof 10 per cent. of the minimum salary of the position will bemade, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of exist,ing quartersare furnished merely for the information of officers. It is notincumbent on Departments to provide quarters, which, if pro-vided, may be wholly or partially withdrawn at any time.

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may betransferred without promotion, as the result of an applicationfor an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer comes within the con-ditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are notpermanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service willnot be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (includ-ing, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family)exceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justifymay be granted.

Position and Division. Locality.Salary (exclusive of Child

Endowment.)$

Closing Date forReceipt of

Applications.

Clerk, Third Division, BankruptcyBranch. Southern District (Brisbane)

ATTORNEY - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENTBrisbane

To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded.

.. £264 to £336 .. ..l

30th August, Secretary, Commonwealth1928 Attorney- General's De-

partment, CanberraApplicants should have a knowledge of accounts and be good typists and shorthand writers.

Typist, Grade 3, Fourth Division, Brisbane . £230 to £248 ..Bankruptcy Branch, Southern Dis-trict (Brisbane)

Assistant, (Attachments, &c.), FourthDivision, Bankruptcy Branch, SouthAustralia

Adelaide £218 to £266. (In lieu of £212to £260 as notified in Gazetteof 16th August, 1928).

30th August,1928

30th August,1928

A knowledge of the duties of a Court attendant is desirable.Senior Clerk and Deputy Registrar,

Third Division, The High Court

Applicants

Melbourne .. £498 to £570 6th September,1928

Secretary, CommonwealthAttorney - General's De-partment, Canberra

Secretary, CommonwealthAttorney - General's De-

partment, Canberra

Secretary, CommonwealthAttorney - General's De-partment, Canberra

should have a knowlèdge of the elementary principles of law, and of the practice and procedure of the High Court.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.£390 to £462 .. .. 6th September, Secretary, Department of

1928 the Treasury, CanberraExaminer (Review), Third Division,

Pensions and Maternity AllowancesBranch (Pensions), New South Wales

Sydney

DEPARTMENT OF MARKETS.*Junior Grader, Third Division, Coln- ' Melbourne . . £360 to £480 .. 6th September,

coerce Branch 1928Secretary, Department of

Markets, 527 Collins -street, Melbourne

Applicants must have extensive experience in all branches of. butter factory work, and good knowledge of the practice and theoryof butter making. and the cause of defects in quality.

Applicants must be prepared to submit themselves to practical tests in actual grading, and to give sufficient evidence of theirability to discriminate between the different grades of butter. and to give reasons for their decisions.

Advancement beyond £408 per annum is subject to evidence to the satisfaction of the Public Service Board that the officer iscapable of discharging the full duties of Grader. Uponapproval being given to advancement beyond £408 per annum he will be designated" Grader ".

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S, DEPARTMENT.Central Staff.

Clerk, Third Division, Telephone Branch Melbourne' . . £336 to £408 .. .. 6th September, Secretary, Postmaster -1928 General's Department,

MelbourneApplicants should state their knowledge of telephone traffic practice and procedure, and of the various classes of statistics compiled

in the Telephone Branch.

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2, ThirdDivision

Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division,(four positions)

North Sydney

Braidwood,Mungindi,Tingha,Wauchope

New South Wales.£360 to £408

£324 to £408

30th August,1928

30th August,1928

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Sydney

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Sydney

Quarters : Mungindi and Wauchope, 6 rooms ; Braidwood, 7 rooms ; Tingha, 5 rooms.District Allowance: Mungindi, Grade II.

Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division Ganmain, South £324 to £408 .. 1 6th September, Deputy Director, Posts and(two positions) I Wagga Wagga I I 1928 I Telegraphs, Sydney

Quarters. Ganmain, 5 rooms.Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2, Third North Sydney £360 to £408

Division6th September, Deputy Director, Posts and

1928 I Telegraphs, Sydney

This position is also open to officers of the State Public Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants, preference will be given to returned.sailors and soldiers with the necessary qualifications.

$ The salaries shown are subject to variation as prescribed. by Public Service Regulation 106A. .. . .

II At a future date the selected applicant for this position may be permanently transferred to Canberra.

b:=S8:-=-2Srd August,- 102$ 2424

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIESc. ontinued.


Pòsltlön and Division. Locality. Salary (exclusive of ChildEndowment).!

Closing Date forReceipt of

Applications.To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded.

POSTMASTERGENERAL'S DEPARTMENT continued.

Victoria.

Clerk, Third Division, Accounts Branchnditure

Clerk; Third Division, Accounts Branch¡ Expenditure) (two positions)

Clerk, Third. Division, Accounts Branch( #our, positions) (one.. Expenditure ;two Telephone Accounts one Tele-graph- Accounts)

Senior Lineman, Fourth Division, Elec-trical Engineer's 'Branch, WesternDistrict

Supervisor, Third Division, Mail Branch(Mail Room)

Overseer, Fourth Division, Mail Branch(Parcels), (two positions)

Phonogram Attendant, Fourth Division,Telegraph Branch (two positions),Rockhampton (one position)

Melbourne .

Melbourne

Melbourne .

Daylesford ..

Brisbane ..

Brisbane .

Brisbane,Rockhampton

£390 to £462 ..

£288 to £360 ..

£264 to £336

£274 to £290

Queensland.

I £444 to £480

£314 to £350

£87 to £200 ..

30th August,1928

30th August,1928

30th August,1928

6th September,1928

30th August,1928

30th August,1928

30th August,1928

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Melbourne




Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Brisbane



District allowance : Rockhampton,Advancement beyond £194 per annum is subject to passing a test in typing

Senior .Postal Clerk, Grade 1, Thirdi

Richmond .. I £324 to £360 . .Division

District allowance, Grade III.

South Australia.

Grade I.from printed matter at the

1

6th September,1928

rate of 40 words per minute.

1 Deputy Director, Posts andI Telegraphs, Brisbane

Senior . Postal Clerk, Grade 2, ThirdDivision

Port Pirie £360 to £408 30th. August,1928

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Adelaide

Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division .. Kapunda £324 to £408 6th September,1928

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Adelaide

Quarters, 9 rooms.

Western Australia.

Supervisor, (General) Third Division, I

Mail BranchPerth .. £360 to £408 .. 30th August,

1928 I

Tasmania.

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Perth

Clerk, Third Division, Accounts Branch(Expenditure), (three positions)

Hobart One £312 to £390 ; one £288to £360 ; one £264 to £336

6th September,1928

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Hobart

Clerk, Third Division, Accounts Branch,(Telephone Accounts)

Hobart £264 to £336 . . 6th September,1928


Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth Division,Accounts Branch (Cashier)

Hobart . . £87 to £266 6th September,1928

Deputy Director, Posts. and.Telegraphs, Hobart

Postmaster, Grade 1, Fourth Division Campbell Town £252 to £312 6th September,1928


Quarters, 4 rooms.Applicants should be not less than 21 years of age.

$ The salaries'shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation NBA.

PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

The Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927.

Notices for Commonwealth Gazette.

FIRST MEETINGS AIM PUBLIO EXAMINATIONS.

Debter'á .Name.

Address.. Descrip-tion. Court. Number.

Date ofFirst

Meeting.Hour. Place.

Date ofPublic

Examina-- Hour. Place.. Date ofOrder (if any)

Administraty

Whittaker,Reginald

:Varney

Formerly ofDowlingvilleand Cumm ins,

Form-erlyfarmer,.nowoutof buss-ness

. ,

Court of Bank -ruptcy Dis--Wet of SouthAustralia

2

-

23rdAugust;

1928

2.30p.m.

Office of Officiai. Receiver, King

William- street,Adelaide, 8th.Australia

.

30thAugust,

1028

2.30 p.m. Court of Bank-. ruptcy, Ade -

hide, SouthAustraliaIn the State

of Söuth Aus--3 tralla, but

now residingat Vibe-street'Prospect, inthesaid -State

148. 14th August, 1928. A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver, District of South Australia.

CcimmDrivfré-ldth; azett 24252 Attguët?.:


The Bat ruptcy Act 1924-1927. .

Notices for Common. iveatth Gazette'.,

(1) SEQUESTRATION -ORDERS.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description.p Court. Number ofutter.:

' Date ofOrder.

Date ofPetition.

Act or:Acte ofBankruptcy

Ralph CharlesTwine

Grantham, in the Stateof Queensland

'

Motor Mechanic, for -.merly carrying onbusiness at Velar-bon via Inglewood,Queensland, as R.C. Twine and Co.,and at one time anAllowance Post -master at Wyandra,in the said State, andlately carrying onbusiness at Grant-ham aforesaid inpartnership withWilliam AdamGrant Diamond asTwine and Diamond,motor mechanics

Southern .

Queenslánd3F28 .

..

15.8.28 15..8.28 Debtor's Petition

167.F. W. MOLE, Public Curator, Official Receives.



Notices for Commonwealth Gazette. .

(2) FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.

Debtor'sName.

Address. Description. Court. Num.ber'

Date ofFirst

Meeting.Hour. Place.

Date ofPublic

TExami-nation.

Hour. Place.

Date ofOrder (if any)for Summary

Admin-is-tration.

RalphCharlesTwine

..

Grantham, inthe State ofQueensland

Motor Mechanic,formerly carry-ing on businessat. Yelarbon viaInglewood,Queensland, aslt. C. Twineand Co., and atone time anAllowance Post-master at Wy-andra, in thesaid State, andlately carryingon business' atGrantham afore-said in partner--ship With Wil-liam AdamGrant Diamondas Twine andDiamond,:..Motor me-chanies

SouthernQueens-land

.

3/28 27.8.28

.

11.0a.m.

O ce of theOfficial Receiver,Brisbane

11.9.28

-.

10.0 a.m. No. 2 Arbitra -tion CourtElizabeth-street,Brisbane

168. F. W. MOLE, Public Curator, Official Receiver.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.The Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION . °OF PERSON AS QUALIFIED TOACT AS A TRUSTEE.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of -Victoria (No. 1 of1928).Re GODIREY °MONTAGUE, FOSBERY, of 60 Queen- street,

,Melbourne,; public accountant.HIS is to certify :that, Godfrey Montague, Fosbery,- of- 80

Queen - street,: Melbourne in the State of . Victoria, hasbeen dulysregistered as qualified. to act as .a Trustee under theBankruptcy Act 1924- 1927.

Dated this 15th :day. of August , °.1928. : ' .

150. :: C. H. BROWN, Registrar. 149 }=

.The BdnkruptcyAct 1924-1927,:

rp AKE notice' that I, Horatio;santúel' Vincent Büsst, ofBeehive Chambers; Pall Mall, Beniigo; t in. the State Hof

Victoria,. .trustee, intend. to .apply to the..Bankruptcy Court,Melbourne, on the .30th day :of. August, 1928,, ctr as soon tilerafter as theCourt` may appoint, to be registered as qualifiedto be appointed to the 'office of Trústee pùrsuaíït to section 126of the :Bankruptcy Apt.

Dated this 14th day of August, 1928.

No. 88. 23rd August, 1928


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927, and in thematter of an application of WILLIAM HALBERG to be regis-tered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the said. Act.TARE notice that an application will be made by William

Halberg, of Australia House, Carrington - street, Sydney,in the aforesaid District, public accountant, to the above Courtsitting at the Supreme Court, Elizabeth- street, Sydney, afterthe expiration of fourteen days after the publication of thisnotice, or so soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, for anOrder under sub section 2 of section 126 of the said Actdirecting that the said William Halberg be registered asqualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.

Dated this thirteenth day of August, A.D. 1928.DAWSON, WALDRON, EDWARDS & NICHOLLS, solicitors

for applicant, 109 Pitt street, Sydney. 144



In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927, and in thematter of an application of THOMAS ANDERSON, to be regis-tered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.TAKE notice that an application will be made by Thomas

Anderson, of Australia House, Carrington - street,Sydney, in the aforesaid District, public accountant, to theabove Court sitting at the Supreme Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney, after the expiration of fourteen days after thepublication . of this notice or so soon thereafter as counselmay be heard for an Order under sub - section 2 of section 126of the said Act directing that the said Thomas Anderson beregistered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.


for applicant, 109 Pitt street, Sydney. 145


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927, and in thematter of an application of LESLIE WILLIAM MOLLOY to beregistered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the saidAct.

T AKE notice that an application will be made by LeslieWilliam Molloy, of Australia House, Carrington- street,

Sydney, in the aforesaid District, public accountant, to theabove Court sitting at the Supreme Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney, after the expiration of fourteen days after the pub-lication of this notice or so soon thereafter as counsel may beheard for an Order under sub- section 2 of section 126 of thesaid Act directing that the said Leslie William Molloy beregistered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.


for applicant, 109 Pitt- street, Sydney. 146


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927, and in thematter of an application of THOMAS TYNDALL PETERSON tobe registered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the saidAct.TAKE notice that an application will be made by Thomas

Tyndall Peterson, of 72B King- street, Sydney, in theaforesaid District, public acountant, to the above Courtsitting at the Supreme Court, Elizabeth- street, Sydney, afterthe expiration of fourteen days after the publication of thisnotice or so soon thereafter as Counsel may be heard for anOrder under sub- section 2 of section 126 of the said Actdirecting that the said Thomas Tyndal Peterson be registeredas qualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.


for applicant, 109 Pitt - street, Sydney.. 147

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIAThe Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927 and in thematter of REGINALD JOHN PALMER and ARCHIBALD CHARLESWILLIAM PALMER (trading together as PALMER BROS. ) , ofOngerup, farmers, debtors.

OTICE is hereby given that a' meeting of creditors of theabove -named Reginald John Palmer and Archibald

Charles William Palmer, of Ongerup, farmers, will be heldl66

under the provisions of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1927 at the offices of the undersigned, Weld Chambers, St.George's- terrace, Perth, on Monday, the 27th day of August,1928, at the hour of half -past Three in the afternoon.

Dated this 13th day of August, 1928.Q. H. JAMES, Agent for the Debtors.

Q. H. James and Company, public accountants, 45 -51 WeldChambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth. 161


The Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria. Ex parte

in the matter of an application to be registered as qualifiedto act as a trustee by CLIVE BARRY CHADWICK.TAKE notice that I, Clive Barry Chadwick, carrying on

business at the Perpetual Trustee Buildings, 104 Queen -street, Melbourne, in the State of Victoria, accountant, intendto apply to the Court of Bankruptcy, at Melbourne aforesaid,on the thirteenth day of September, 1928, at the hour ofhalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon or such date or hourthereafter as this application may be heard. To be registeredunder section 126 of the above Act as qualified to act as aTrustee thereunder.

Dated this 20th day of August, One thousand nine hundredand twenty- eight.

C. BARRY CHADWICK, F.I.C.A., A.A.I.S.NOTE. Any person may without notice to the applicant

oppose this application. 162

IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.DISTRICT OF VICTORIA.

(No. 5 of 1928. )R E David Pulsi, of Mildura, labourer, late mail con -

tractor.Date of petition -11th August, 1928.Date of order for summary administration --16th August,

1928.Date of sequestration order. ,14th August, 1928.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -4th September,

1928, at 2.30 p.m., at Court House, Mildura.Date of public examination -13th November, 1928, at Ten

a.m., at Court House, Mildura.NOTE. All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.Dated 20th August, 1928.

W. F. MERRELL, Official Receiver.Address Law Courts, Melbourne. 163

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTII-ALIA.The Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of North Queensland.In the matter of the application of ALBERT LEWIS NEVITT,of Cairns, in the State of Queensland, accountant, to beregistered under section 126 of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1927, as qualified to act as a Trustee.

T AKE notice that ALBERT LEWIS NEVITT, of Cairns, in theState of Queensland, accountant, intends to apply to

the Court of Bankruptcy, District of North Queensland, atTownsville, in the State of Queensland, on the fourteenth dayof September, 1928, at the hour of Eleven o'clock in the fore-noon or on such day thereafter as his application may beheard to be registered under section 126 of the BankruptcyAct 1924 -1927 as qualified to act as a Trustee under the saidAct.

Dated this fourteenth day of August, 1928.

WILSON, RYAN & GROSE, solicitors, Denham street,Townsville. Town agents for Murray and Bennett, solicitorsfor applicant, Cairns.

NOTE.Any person may without notice to the applicant164oppose this application.


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.

1%

OTICE is hereby given that Quintin Hobden James, ofWeld Chambers, St. George's - terrace, Perth, in the

State of Western Australia, certificated accountant, was onthe 14th day of August, 1928, duly registered as qualified toact as a trustee under the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927.

Dated this 15th day of August, 1928. .

T. F. DAVIES, Registrar.

Commonwealth Gazette 2427 No. 88.-23rd August, 1928

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.The Bankrup_ tcy Act 1924 -1927.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland.Re WILFRED MANNING HALL.

OTICE is hereby given that after the expiration offourteen days from publication hereof application will

be made to this Honorable Court that Wilfred Manning Hall,of Laurel - avenue, Graceville, Brisbane, in the State of Queens-land, public accountant, may be registered as qualified to actas a Trustee under the provisions of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1927.

Dated this fifteenth day of August, 1928.ANHOW & ANHOW, solicitors for the applicant, Birming-

ham House, Adelaide- street, Brisbane. 166


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927 and in thematter of an application by WALTER HENRY WILLIAMS tobe registered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the -saidAct.

TKE notice that an application will be made by WalterAHenry Williams, of Endeavour House, No. 46 Pitt - street,

and No. 33 Macquarie- place, Sydney, public accountant, to theabove Court sitting at Supreme Court, Elizabeth- street, Sydney,after the expiration of fourteen days after the publication ofthis notice, for an Order under section 126 of the BankruptcyAct 1924 -1927, directing that the said Walter Henry Williams .be registered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the saidAct.

Dated this sixteenth day of August, One thousand ninehundred and twenty- eight.

TRESS & COCKS, solicitors for the applicant, LombardChambers, 107 Pitt street, Sydney. 152


TALEXANDER JOHN McLAREN, of Weld Chambers,

, St. George's- terrace Perth, in the State of WesternAustralia, public accountant, hereby give notice of intentionto apply to be registered as qualified to act as Trustee underthis Act.

Dated this 8th day of August, 1928.A. J. McLAREN.

JOSEPH, MUIR & WILLIAMS, solicitors, Weld Chambers,St. George's- terrace, Perth. 151


CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF PERSON AS QUALIFIED TOACT AS A TRUSTEE.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria. No. 19 of1928. Re SAMUEL WILFRID GARSIDE, of 440 Little Collins -street, Melbourne, accountant.

91 HIS is to certify that Samuel Wilfrid Garside,. of 440 Little1 Collins- street, Melbourne, in the State of Victoria, hasbeen duly registered as qualified to act as a Trustee under theBankruptcy Act 1924 -1927.

Dated this 16th day of August, 1928.160 C. H. BROWN, Registrar.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.The Bankruptcy Act 1924 - 1927.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927 and in thematter of an application of EDWARD PATRICK MICHAELSHEEDY to be registered as qualified to act as a Trustee underthe said Act.TAKE notice that an application will be made by Edward

Patrick Michael Sheedy, of 2 Martin- place, Sydney, inthe aforesaid District, public accountant, to the above Courtsitting at the Supreme-Court, Elizabeth- street, Sydney, afterthe expiration of fourteen days, after the publication of thisnotice, or so soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, for anOrder under sub - section 2 of section 126 of the said Act, direct-ing that the said Edward Patrick Michael Sheedy be registeredas qualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.

Dated this 20th day of August, A.D. 1928.WEAVER & ALLWORTH, solicitors for applicant, 16 Bar-

rack- street, Sydney. 153


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927 and in thematter of an application of To KEITH SMITH to be regis-tered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.

T AKE notice that an application will be made by Tom Keithi Smith, of 2 Martin -place, Sydney, in the aforesaid Dis-trict, public accountant, to the above Court sitting at the

Supreme Court, Elizabeth - street, Sydney, after the expirationof fourteen days after the publication of this notice, or so soonthereafter as counsel may be heard, for an Order under sub-section 2 of section 126 of the said Act, directing that the saidTom Keith Smith be registered as qualified to act as a Trusteeunder the said Act.




In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.--In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927 and in thematter of an application of WILLIAM FORSYTHE to be regis-tered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.TAKE notice that an application will be made by William

Forsythe, of Tamworth, and 2 Martin- place, Sydney, inthe aforesaid District, public accountant, to the above courtsitting at the Supreme Court, Elizabeth- street, Sydney, afterthe expiration of fourteen days after the publication of thisnotice, or so soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, for anOrder under sub - section 2 of section 126 of the said Act, direct-ing that the said William Forsythe be registered as qualifiedto act as a Trustee under the said Act.


rack-street, Sydney. 155


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927 and in thematter of an application of ROY CARTER VIDAL to be regis-tered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.TAKE notice that an application will be made by Roy Carter

Vidal, of Newcastle, and 2 Martin - place, Sydney, in theaforesaid District, public accountant, to the above Court sittingat the Supreme Court, Elizabeth- street, Sydney, after the ex-piration of fourteen days after the publication of this notice,or so soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, for an Orderunder sub - section 2 of section 126 of the said Act, directingthat the said Roy Carter Vidal be registered as qualified to actas a Trustee under the said Act.




To the Registrar, the Court of Bankruptcy, District of SouthAustralia.

rp1

AKE notice that Eric Laird Mitton, of Adelaide, PublicAccountant, intends to apply to the said Court pursuant

to Part VIII. of the said Act to be registered as qualifiedto act as a Trustee for the purpose of the said Act.

Dated this 18th day of August, 1928.HOLLAND & WHITINGTON, Solicitors for the above

named Applicant. 170

The Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927.To the Registrar, the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South

Australia.

TAKE notice that Charles Leonard King, of Adelaide,Public Accountant, intends to apply to the said Court

pursuant to Part VIII. of the said Act to be registeredas qualified to act as a Trustee for the purposes of the saidAct.

Dated this 18th day of August, 1928.HOLLAND & WHITINGTON, Solicitors for the above -

named Applicant. 169


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District for the State of NewSouth Wales and the Territory for the Seat of Govern-ment.

In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 - 1927, and in thematter of an application by Hill Willson Mackisack to be,registered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the saidAct.TAKE notice that an application will be made by Hill

Willson Mackisack, of 28 O'Connell - street, Sydney,Public Accountant, to the above Court, sitting at SupremeCourt, Elizabeth- street, Sydney, after the expiration offourteen days after the publication of this notice for anorder under section 126 of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927,directing that the said Hill Willson Mackisack be registeredas qualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.

Dated. this 20th day of August, 1928.NORTON SMITH & CO., Solicitors for Applicant, 39

Hunter - street, Sydney. 172

No. 88:.23rd August, 1928


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District for the State of NewSouth Wales and the Territory for the Seat of Govern-ment. .

In the Matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927, and in thematter of an application by Charles Norman Campbellto be registered as qualified to act as a Trustee under thesaid Act. .

jT AKE notice that an application will be made by CharlesNorman Campbell, of 28 O'Connell- street, Sydney, Public

Accountant, to the above Court, sifting at Supreme Cn:irt,Elizabeth - sheet, Sydney, after the expiration of fourteensifter= tl:- `ï,c 1iration of this notice for an order under section126 of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927, directing that thesaid Charles Norman Campbell be registered as qualified toact as a Trustee under the said Act.

Dated this 20th day of August, 1928.NORTON SMITH & CO., Solicitors for Applicant, 39

Hunter - street, Sydney. 171


L IST of. Commonwealth Acts which have been reprintedwith amendments, and which are on sale at the Govern-

ment Printing Offices of Queensland, Victoria, South Aus-tralia, Western Australia, Tasmania, and Sub- Treasury,Commonwealth Bank, Sydney, New South Wales.

TITLE OF REPRINTED ACT.


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.In the matter, of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927 and in thematter of an application of ERNEST REMINGTON SHETLIFFEto be registered as qualified to act as a Trustee under thesaid Act.TARE notice that an application will be made by Ernest

Remington Shetliffe, of 2 Martin- place, Sydney, in theaforesaid District, public accountant, to the above Court sittingat the Supreme Court, Elizabeth - street, Sydney, after the ex-piration of fourteen days after the publication of this notice,or so soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, for an Orderunder sub - section 2 of section 126 of the said Act, directingthat the said Ernest Remington Shetliffe, be registered asqualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.

Dated this 20th day of August, A.D. 1928.

WEAVER & ALLWORTH, solicitors for applicant, 16 Bar-rack- street, Sydney. 157

The Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1927.To the Registrar, the Court of Bankruptcy,

District of South Australia.BAKE notice that I, Jack Turner, of T. & G. Buildings,

King William- street, Adelaide, company secretary, intendto apply to thee said Court, pursuant to Part VIII. of the saidAct, to be registered as qualified to act as Trustee for thepurposes of the said Act. .

Dated at 'Adelaide the 11th day of August, 1928.GILLMAN & NAYLOR, Australasia Chambers, ging Wil-

liam- street, Adelaide, solicitors for the above -named appli-cant. 159

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