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No. 92.] THURSDAY, 29TH OCTOBER. [1925.

CONSULS.

ITH reference to the notification appearing on page 923 yV of Commonwealth Gazette, No. 45, of the 4th June,

1925, His Excellency the Governor- General now directs it to notified that the Exequatur empowering Mr. EDMOND ANTOINE to act as Honorary Consul for Belgium at Perth, in the State of Western Australia, has received His Majesty's signature.

'W ITH reference to the notification appearing on page 567

of Commonwealth Gazeite, No. 33,. of the 23rd April, 1925, His Excellency the Governor -General now directs it to be notified that the Exequatur empowering Mr. REGINALD A. C. HOCKINGS to act as Vice -Consul for the Netherlands at Port Kennedy, Thursday Island, has received His Majesty's signature.

II IS Excellency the Governor- General directs the recogni- tion of Mr. THOMAS C. \VASSON as Vice- Consul for the

United States of America at Melbourne, in the State of Vic- toria.

ACTS OF PARLIAMENT.

THE Governor- General directs it to be notified that the Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs has intimated

that His Majesty will not be advised to exercise his power of disallowance with regard to the following Acts of the Parlia- ment of the Commonwealth, viz.: -

No. 1 of 1925, entitled " An Act to grant and apply a sum out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund for the service of the year ending the thirtieth day of June, One thou- sand nine hundred and twenty -six."

No. 2 of 1925, entitled " An Act to authorize the Raising and Expending of certain Sums of Money."

No. 3 of 1925, entitled " An Act to amend the National Debt Sinking Fund Act 1923- 1924."

No. 4 of 1925, entitled " An Act to amend Section Five of the Export Guarantee Act 1924."

No. 5 of 1925 entitled " An Act to amend the High Court Procedure Act 1903 -1921."

No. 6 of 1925, entitled " An Act to authorize the raising of Moneys to be loaned to the States and for other purposes."

S. M. BRUCE, Prime Minister. 0.15945 -No. 92 .- -Paica 6n.; Quarterly, 7s. 7d. ; Half- Yearly, 15s. 2d. ; Yearly, 34a. 4d.

CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION.

IT HE Governor -General in Council has been pleased 176 grant J Certificates of Naturalization to the persons named in

the subjoined list. THOS: W. CRAWFORD,

for Minister for 'Nome and Territories.

Date of Naturalization, 9th October, 1925.

Aboud, Anthony; 117 Elizabeth- street, Redfern, N.S.W. Abraham, Freda, Ward- street, West Maitland, N.S.W. Albertini, Narciso, Finch Hatton, Q. Arana, Julio, Jarvisf eld, Ayr, Q. Arena, Guiseppe, Babinda, Q. Barden, Esmond Dalbert, 26 Acland- street, St. Kilda, Vic. Barden, Roy Mdritz, 26 Acland- street, St. Kilda, Vic. Bernhardt, Heinrich Herrmann, Thornhill- street, Young,

N.S.W. Reste, Ella Marie Eliza, c/o P. H. Harper, Gingin, W.A. Borinelli, Giuseppe, Boorara -road, Trafalgar, W.A. Capdeville, Felix, 18 Bland- street, Wooloomooloo, Sydney. Comino, Andrew, 51 Reservoir -street, Sydney. Cordonis, George Athol, 32 Carlton- street, Carlton, Vic. Dimoff, Stoyo, 16 Market- street, Adelaide,. S.A. Demopoulos, Demetrius, 42 Droomfield- avenue, Fairfield, Vic. Diakoyiannis, Lysander George, 26Sa. Flinders - street, Mel-

bourne. Drefke, Emil Adolf August, 66. Newton- street, Railway Town,

Broken Hill, N.S.W. E1ñs, Giovan Maria, 48 Hopkins -street, Boulder, W.A. Essen, George Miller Frederick, Benga_llow, N.S.W. Fardouly, Cecil, Coolah, N.S.W. Forni, Olimpio, c/o Wyening Mission, via Bolgart, W.A .

Garrone, Ernesto, White Rock, Q. Grepo, Jack, South Johnstone, Q. Gundersen, Alick Rudolph, Hopetoun, Vic. Guttenberg, Charles' John Robert, 5 Adelaide -place, Sydney,

N.S.W. Herbohn, Gustave John, 64 Evans- street, Rozelle, Sydney,

N.S.W. Hornig, Max Otto, Ardentallen -street, Enoggera, Brisbane. Johnson, Neil, Mount Morgan, Q. Julien, Axel, Pearson's Hotel, Sydney -street, Mackay, Q. Kotaras, Nicholas, 143 Little Gertrude -street, Port Pirie, Kuivisto, Anna Eliza, 27 Victoria -road, Camberwell, Vic. Lachter, Harry, 131 Parramata -road, Annandale, N.S.W. Levin. Nathan, 37 Argyle -place, Carlton, Melbourne. Lindman, Jonas August, Perth, W.A. Luhta, John, Cannon- street; Port Adelaide, S.A.

No. 92. -29th October, 1925 1660 1 Commonwealth Gazette

Manolakakis, George Andrews, 168 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, N.S.W.

Martinovich, Ivan, Hamilton -street, Osborne Park, W.A. Menzen, Frederick, Nungarin, W.A. Michaelides, Elentherios, 242 William- street, Darlinghurst,

Sydney. Muller, Pauline, Apollo Bay, Vie. Murphy, John James, Macquarie- street, Asylum, Parramatta,

N.S.W. Nielsen, Peter Martin, 37 Hopewell - street, Paddington, N.S.W. Olsson, Carl Gottfrid, 579, Bourke -street, Sydney. Panopoulos, Basilios, 857 - George- street, Sydney. Pitsonis, Constantinos Victor, 76 Roe - street, Perth, W.A. Puschel, Rudolf Adolf, Flint- street, North Ipswich, Q. Raisis, Emanuel, Conadilly- street, Gunnedah, N.S.V. Reijo, Toivo Erland, 169 Harris- street. Pyrmont, Sydney. Reisman, Ida, S St. Elmo- street, Clifton Gardens, Mosman,

N.S.W. Saleebá, George, 59 Harold- street, Thornbury, Vic. Scaramuzzi, Carlo, Lane Cove -road, Greenwich, N.S.V. Scherini, Nicholas, Parkerville, W.A. Serio, Joseph, 1 Rowntree- street, Balmain, N.S.V

o Stabey, Hyman Mendel Stabinsky, 56 Barrow -street, Coburg, Vic.

Stoinoff, Simeon, Fimiston, W.A. Sur eda, Arcadio, 371 Bridge -road, Richmond, Vic. Tognolini, Giovanni, Bealiba, Vic. Tschannen, Alfred, 21 Little Bloomfield- street, Sydney. Virgona, Gaetano, 24 Ormond -road, Elwood, Vic. Virgona, Marie, 24 .Ormond-road, Elwood, Vic. Volker, Frederick William, Cloncurry, Q. Wiger, l duarct, Alexander, State 'iospital and Asylum, Lid -

combe, N.S.W. Williams, George Henry, 127A Park -road, Auburn, N.S.W. Zinnack, Emil Gustav, Hambledon, Q.

The Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 -1921. Principal Registry, Melbourne, 22nd October, 1925.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE CHANGE OF THE NAME OF AN ORGANIZATION.

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

tion Act 1904 -1921 for the change of the name of an organization called " The Australasian Institute of Marine and Power Engineers (Employees) " to " The Australian Institute of Marine ,_and Power Engineers (Employees)."

Any person who desires to object to the change of the name of the organization may do so by lodging with me a notice of the objection in the prescribed form and a statutory declara- tio3i in support thereof within twenty -one days after the pub -' lication of this advertisement, and by serving on the organization copies of the notice of objection and statutory declaration so lodged.

A. M. STEVVART, Industrial Registrar.

Principal Registry, Melbourne, 22nd October, 1925.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF THE CONSTITUTION OF AN ORGANIZATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that application has been made to me under the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 -1921 for the change of the constitution of The Australasian Institute of Marine and Power Engineers .(Employees) from the following :-

" Rule 3. -The institute shall consist of engineers, marine and power plant, except engineers working ashore regularly using the working tools of an engineer, honorary associates, and honorary members, the qualification for each as hereinafter defined. For the purpose of facilitating communication between and for the mutual benefit of its members it is divided into districts where necessary," and Rule 35-

" Members shall be engineers holding certificates recognized by the Board of Trade or who have served an apprenticeship. The term of apprenticeship shall be under- stood to mean having worked for a period of not less than five years at the engineering trade or served such apprenticeship as is required for qualification in their respective callings except apprentices who in the last year of their time shall be eligible for membership."

" Candidates holding the B.E. Degree (Mech.) of any Aus- tralasian university shall be exempted from two out of the five years' apprenticeship necessary to qualify. them for memoership. Auxiliary members shall be those admitted in accordance with any agreement with kindred societies."

To the following :- " Rule 3. -The institute titan consist of engineers, marino

and power plant (hydraulic and electrical) except engineers working ashore regularly using the working tools of an engineer, honorary associates, and honorary members, the qualification for each as hereinafter defined. For the purpose of facilitating communication between and for the mutual benefit of its members it is divided into districts- where necessary," and Rule 35-

" Members shall be engineers holding certificates recognized by the Board of Trade or who have served an appren. ticeship. The term of apprenticeship shall be under. stood to mean having worked for a period of not less than five years at the engineering trade or served such apprenticeship as is required for qualification in their respective callings except apprentices who in the last year of their time shall be eligible for membership ?'

Engineers in possession of any marine engineers' cer. tificate recognized by the Commonwealth or --State in accordance with the provisions of the Navigation Act, may. be elected as members.

" Candidates holding the B.E. Degree (Mech.) of any Aus. tralasian university shall be exempted from two out of the five years' apprenticeship necessary to qualify then for membership. Auxiliary members shall be those admitted in accordance with any agreement with kindred societies."

Any person 'who desires to object to the proposed change may do so by lodging with me a notice of the objection in the prescribed form and a statutory declaration in support thereof within 21 days after the publication of this advertisement and by serving on the organization copies of the notice of objection and statutory declaration so lodged.

A. M. STEWART, Industrial Registrar.

PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE COPYRIGHT ACT 1912.

LIST of applications for the registration of the copyright in literary (including musical and dramatic) and' artis-

tic works, and the performing rights in musical and dramatic works under the Copyright Act 1912.

1ST JULY TO 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1925.

Literary Copyright Applications.

1.3934. Israel Horwitz, Sydney, N.S.W. July, 192o.

13935. Israel Horwitz, Sydney, N.S.W. July, -1925.

1 3936. Sydney Bertram Horwitz, Cathcart .?louse, Castlereagh. street, Sydney, N.S.W. Periodical.: " Garage Monthly -Vol. 1. No. 1." 1st July, 1925.

13937. Keiisingtoh ltecreatioi Grounds Company Limited, 15

Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter - press : " Race Programme for 24th June, 1925." 1st July, 1925.

13938. Ascot Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited, 15

Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter- press : " Race Programme for 27th June, 1925." 1st July,- 1925.

13939, The Photoplayer Publishing Company Limited, The Banking House, 228 Pitt -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Newspaper : " The Australian Motor Boat and Yacht- ing Monthlsy -Vol. 1, No. 3." 1st July, 1925.

13940. Building Limited, 20 Loftus- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Newspaper: " Construction -June 17th; 1925." 1st July, 1925.

13941. The Royal Victorian Institute of Architects, 527 Col- lins-street, Melbourne, Vic. Periodical: " The Royal Victorian Institute of 'Architects-Journal of Pro- ceedings-Vol. 1, No. 1." 2nd July, 1925.

13942. New South Wtales Bookstall Company Limited, er.

Market and Castlereagh streets, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " Rooks and Crooks." By Harry R. McDuffie. 3rd July, 1925.

13943. John Sandes,. Australian Club, Macquarie- street, Syd ney, -N.S.W. Poem : " The Escort." 3rd July, 1925.

13944. Daisy Louise Humphreys, Elcho Training Farm, Lara, Vic., Sheet of Letterpress: " Directions for playing a

New Spelling Game (Illustrated) " 3rd July, 1925. 1394 5. William E. Goss, 2 Allenby -road, Canterbury, Vic.

Book : " Goss Estimating and Costing System for Building Contracts." 3rd July, 1925.

13946. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke -street, Melbourne, Vic. Book: " Race Programme for 4th July, 1925." 4th July, 1925.

13947. Charles Martin, 5 Argyle -place, Carlton; Vic. Book: " Punter's Guide Book - Valuable Racing Hints." 6th July, 1925.

13948. Eileen Monica Egan, St. Benedict's Hospital, Malvern, Vic. Play: "Eucalypta." By E. Crawford (deceased). 6th July, 1925.

13949. Denis Francis Gerity,. 79 Parker- street, Williamstown, Vic. Fox Trot : " Oh Dadda." 6th July, 1925.

13950. John William Hugh Dent, 94 Meeks -road, Marrickville, N.S.W. Book : " The Mail Order Messenger." 6th July. 1.925.

13951. Building Limited; 20 Loftus- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Newspaper: " Construction-June 24th, 1925." 6th July, 1925.

13952. Building Limited, 20 Loftus- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Newspaper : " Building -June 12th, 1925." 6th July, 1925.

Cathcart House, Castlereagh- street. Magazine : " The Store News." 1st

Cathcart House, Castlereagh- street, Magazine: "'l he Garage News." 1st

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13952. Jack Moses, " Mirrabóoka," South Head- road, Sydn N.S.W. Sketch and Words of a Song: " The In anineka." 6th July, 1925.

13954. Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited, Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. " Race Program for 4th July,. 1925." 6th July, 1925.

13955. Ascot, Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited, Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Lett press: ." Race Programme for 1st July, 1925." 6 July, 1925.

13956. Canterbury Park Race- course Company Limited, 2 Pitt -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpres "Race Programme for 4th July, 1925." 6th Ju 1925.

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ey, 13982. Arthur Adrian Haddon Hayward, 38 Llaneast- street, na- Malvern, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: " Writing Print- ing, and Signalling in Colours." 14th July, 1925. 15 13983. Victoria Amateur Turf Club, Bourke -street, Melbourne, me Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 18th July, 1925." 14th July; 1925. 15 13984. Robert Crowsdale Bourchier, " Bikkora," Kangaroo er- Ground, Vic., Words of a Song: " Ocoee! Uncle Sam." th 15th July, 1925.

13985. Doris Emily Mace, 8 Young- street, Brighton, , Vie. 02 Song: " The Awakening." Works by D. E. Mace. s Music by R, A. A. Stoneham. 16th July, 1925. ly, 13986. Arthur Hoey Davis and Martin Healy, Brisbane, Q1d. Story: " The Wild Scotchman." 16th July, 1925.

k rY 13987. Elizabeth Mary Edwards, "Tas -Mel." 99 Foam- street, Elwood, Vic., Song: " Mon -Day- I -Tis." Lyric- by E. ly, M. Edwards. Music by F. Hall. 17th July, 1925.

13988. Thomas Patrick Shanahan, 27 Green- street, Waterloo, th Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: "Welcome

Verse to American Fleet and Guide to Coinage." 17th July, 1925.

13957. Kathleen Marguerite Mylott and Catherine Ma Brophy, Corrimal- street, Wollongong, N.S.W. Boo " The Mylott Brophy Voting System." 6th Ju 1925.

13958. Building Limited, 20 Loftus -street, Sydney, N.S. W Newspaper : " Construction -July 1st, 1925" G July, 1925.

13959. Publicity Press Limited, 12 Regent -street, Sydne N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper: "Wireless Weekly July 3rd, 1925." 6th July, 1925.

13960. Donald Victor Curry, Park- street, Ardlethan, INS. Photoplay Drama: " Soul's Apart." 8th July, 1925.

13961. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke -street, Melbourne, V Book: " Race Programme for 8th July, 1925." S July. 1925.

13962. Ian Mews, sen., Crookstone -road, Reservoir, Vic. Story " Christmas Memoirs." 8th July, 1925.

13963. Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited, Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Lette press : " Race Programme for 4th July, 1925." 8 July, 1925.

13964. Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh- street, Sydney, N.S. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 3rd ai 5th October, 1925." 8th July, 1925.

13965. Robert Morrison Fergus, 17 Derby- street, Camberwell, Vic. Book : " Australian Industrial Good -Will." 9th July, 1925.

13966. Norman James, 45 Napier- street, Fitzroy, Vic. Poem: " Welcome Boys of the U.S.A. (1925)." 9th July, 1925.

13967. New South Wales Trotting Club Limited, 202 Pit street, Sydney, N.S.V. Sheet of Letterpress : " Ra Programme for 13.7.1925." 10th July, 1925.

13968. Moorefield Race Club Limited, 15 Castlereagh -stree Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Pr gramme for 11th July, 1925." 10th July, 1925.

13969. Andrew Howard and Briton Gunter, " Clifton," Landsdowne- street, Arncliffe, N.S.W. Advertisin Scheme: " Tipping Competition." 10th July, 1925.

13970. Nicholson and Company Limited, 390 George-stree Sydney, N.S.W. Song (Vocal Fox Trot) : " My Mu rumbidgee Rose." By J. Casey. 10th July, 1925.

13971. Henry Bayley, Broughton- street, Ashfield, hear Sydney N.S.W. Book: "A Small Treatise on Health." 10t July, 1925.

13972. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke- street. Melbourne, Vi Book: Race programme for 11th July, 1925." 13t July, 1925. .

13973. Hilda Carroll, 35 Lorne -road, East Prahran, Vic., an Aileen Backwell (Daisy Biggs) , Eino -road, East Mal vern, Vic. Song: " The Charm of Your Irish Smile. Words by Hilda Carroll. Music by Daisy Biggs. 13t July, 1925.

13974. Ezra Thomas . Shorley, Barton -road, Hawthorn, Bris bane, Q1d. Song: "-The Yachtsman s Song -Brin the Girls Along." Words by E. T. Shorley. Music b H. Middleton. 13th July, 1925.

13975. Paul Offer, 388 Bourke- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book let : " Song -Welcome to the American Fleet " an Musical Setting: " How De Do." 13th July, 1925.

3976. Dorothy Elizabeth Moore, " Chin Kwin," 6 Balfour road, Kensington, Sydney, N.S.W. Song: " Doing Jus the Sanie as Father." 13th July, 1925.

3977. Dorothy Elizabeth Moore, "Chin Kwin," 6 Balfour road, Kensington, Sydney, N.S.W. Song: " Come I the \Vater's Fine." 13th July, 1925.

3978. Publicity Press Limited, 12 R *gent- street, Sydney N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper :. " Wireless Weekly -10th July, 1925." 13th July, 1925.

3979. Rosebery Race - course Company Limited, 15th Castle reagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 8th July, 1925." 13th July, 1925.

3980. Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited, 15 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter- press : " Race Programme for 11th July, 1925." 13th July, 1925. 3981. Thomas Hector Norman (Tommy Norman) , 1 Mary - street, ,hawthorn, Vic.; and Hilda Charlotte Daniel,

11 James- street, Glenhuntly, Vic. Song: " Lizzie (Do Take Me Home Again) ." 14th July, 1925.

13989. Building Limited, 20 Loftus -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Periodical : " Construction -July 8th, 1925." 17th V. July, 1925. 13990. Walter Broadhead, 40 Gosford -road, Newcastle, N.S.W. ic. Sheet of Letterpress : " Competition Card Sets." 17th th July, 1925. 13991. New South Wales Bookstall Company Limited, cr. Market and Castlereagh streets, Sydney, T.S.W. Book : " The Boy from Bullarah." By A. Wright. 15 17th July, 1925. .

r- 13992. New South Wales Bookstall Company Limited, er. th Market and Castlereagh streets, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " The Loser Pays." By Bert James (Benja- V. min Hobson) . 17th July, 1925. id 13993. Clarence Henry John Thomas. " Devonia," Claremont - street, Cainpsie, i\T.S.'., and David .T3enry Stewart, 51 Cavendish- street, Stanmore, N.S.W. Song: " Oh! Adam." Words by Clarence Thomas. Music by Stuart Henry. 17th July, 1925.

13994: John Gunn, 156 King -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " Gunn High Speed Shorthand -The Complete Course in Five Lessons." 20th July, 1925.

t- 13995. Kenneth McGrath ( Steve Stedson) , 76 Armstrong - ce street, Middle Park Vic., and Stanley S. Wright ( Steine Wright) , Flat 3, " Sur- le -Mer," Esplanade, t, St. Kilda, Vic. Song Waltz: " When you Call."

o- Words by Steine Wright. Music by Steve Stedson. 20th July, 1925. 3 13996. H. Wise and Company Limited, 317 Collins -street, Mel- bourne, Vic. Directory: " Western Australia Post Office Directory 1925. ' 20th July, 1925. t, 13997. Everyone's Limited, 114 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, r- N.S.W. Year Book : " Everyone's Motor Book." 20th July,: 1925.

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13998. Smiths Newspapers Limited, 126 Phillip- street, Syd- h N.S.W. Newspaper: "Smith's Weekly -July 11th, 1925." 20th July, 195. c. 13999. Rosehill Racecourse Company Limited, 32 Elizabeth - li street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 18th July, 1925." 20th Juiy, 1925. d 14000. Victoria Park Racing and Recreation Grounds Company Limited, 107 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 15th h July, 1925." 20th July, 1925.

14001. Ellie Hargrave, 70 Gerard- street, Cr eniorne, Sydney, N.S.V. Bobk: " The Housewives' Association New Era, Recipes." 20th- July, 1925. y 14002. Smith's Ne vspapers Limited, 126 Phillip- street, Syd-

- N.S.W. Newspaper: " Smith's Weekly -July, 18th, 1925.-' 20th July, 1925.

d . 14003. Building Limited, 20 Loftus -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Periodical : " Construction -July 15th, 1925." 20th July, 1925. t 14004. Angus and Robertson Limited, 89 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.V. Book: " The Illustrated. Australian Encyclopaedia.- -,Vol. 1, A to Lys." 23rd July, 1925. n 14005. Alfred Alexander Hay, 112 Wigram -road, Forest Lodge, Sydney, N.S.W. Song: " The Brogue My Mother Spoke." 23rd July, 1925.

1400G. Frank Melville, Murray -avenue, Newcastle, N.S.W. Book: " Children's Money Saving Book." 23rd July, 1925.

14007. Rosebery Race- course Company Limited, 15th Castle- reagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Programme for 18th July, 1925." 23rd July, 1925. 14008. Frederick Aarons, B. and G. Buildings, William- street, Darlinghurst, Sydney, N.S.W. Chart: " Chart of Contemporary Dates -The General Contemporanea."

23rd July, 1925. 14009. Publicity Press Limited, 12 Regent -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper Wireless Weekly -17th July, 1925." 23rd July, 1925.

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14010. Moonee Valley Racing Club, Bourke -street, Melbourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 25th July, 1925." 23rd July, 1925.

14011. Afforestation Proprietary Limited, 413 Collins- street, Melbourne; Vic. Book : " Timber Wealth -Something for A11- A Large Return foi- a Small Investment." By G. W. Vowell and G. Snell. 24th July, 1925.

14012. January John David Hughes, 162 Barkly- street, St. Kilda, Vic., Pantomime : " Mister Bear." A Panto- mime in two acts. 24th July, 1925.

14013. Ernest Edgar Eade, 44 Glenferrie -road, Glenferrie, Vic., and Allan Clark Chain, 37 Hopetoun- -parade, Box ;Iíí11, Vic. Song: " Bedtime Stories." 24th July, 1925.

14014. Gilbert Russell Crowther, " Avalon," 162 Alma -road, East St. Kilda, Vic. Book : " A Summary of Civics." 24th July, 1925.

14015. Moorefield Race Club Limited, 15 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress:. " Race Pro- gramme for 23rd July, 1925." 27th July, 1925.

14016. Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited, 15 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter- press: Race Programme for 22nd July, 1925." 27th. July, 1925.

14017. Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Programme for 25th July, 1925." 27th July, 1925.

14018. James John Wilson, trading as " Publicity," 296A Pitt- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " Laundry List." 27th July, 1925.

14019. Victoria Park Racing and Recreation Grounds Com- pany Limited, 107 Castlereagh -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Programme for. 23rd July, 1925." 27th July, 1925.

14020. New South Wales Trotting Club Limited, 202 Pitt - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Programme for 27th July, 1925." 27th July, 1925.

14021. Victoria Aviateur Turf Club, Melbourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Programme for 1st August, 1925." 27th July, 1925.

14022. Moonee Valley Racing Club, 491 Bourke- street, Mel- bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Programme for 29th July, 1925." 28th July, 1925.

14023. William Henry Elsum, 221 Pelham- street; Carlton, Vic. Monthly Periodical: " Better Roads." The Official Organ of the National Roads Association of Aus- tralia (Victorian Branch). Vol. 1, No. 1. 29th July, 1925.

14024. Ernest Rector Christian, 34` Queen -street, Melbourne; Vic. Calendar: " A Birthstone Calendar." 30th July, 1925.

14025. Wilfred Selwyn Kent Hughes, 203 -5 -7 King- street, Mel - bourne, Vic. Newspaper: " Frith's Journal of Wit and Humour." 30th July, 1925.

14026. Alton Arthur Greenwood, Sipton- place, East Camber- well; Vic. Book : " Commission Bonds." 30th July. 1925.

14027. Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited, 90 William- -- street, Melbourne, Vic. Chart: " Mobiloil Chart of

Recommendations -Motor Cars -Motor Trucks-Trac- tors-1921 to 1925 Models." 31st July, 1925.

14028. Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited, 90 William - street, Melbourne, Vic. Chart : " Chart of Recom- mendations for Leathers." 31st July, 1925.

14029. Vaciium Oil Company Proprietary Limited, 90 William - street. Melbourne, Vic. Booklet: " Leather and Its Lubrication." 31st July, 1925.

14030. Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited, 90 William - street, Melbourne Vic. Booklet : " Cutting Produc- tion Costs." 31st July, 1925.

14031. The Committee of Management of " Bank Notes," Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Pitt -street and Martin -place, Sydney, N.S.W. Magazine : " Bank Notes-July, 1925." 31st July, 1925.

14032. Smith's Newspapers Limited, 126 Phillip- street, Syd- ney, N.S.W. " Smith's Weekly-25th July, 1925." 31st July, 1925.

140.33. George Henry Robinson; 865 George- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: "Questions on Dancing and Adver tising." 31st July, 1925.

14034. The Photoplayer Publishing Company Limited, 228 Pitt -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Monthly Newspaper: "The Australian Motor Boat and Yachting Monthly- August, 1925." 1st August, 1925.

14035. Ascot Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited, 15 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter- press : " Race Programme for 29th July, 1925." 1st August, 1925.

14036. Canterbury Park Race- course Company Limited, 202 Pitt -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 3rd August, 1925." 1st August, 1925.

14037. Rosehill Race- course Company Limited, 32 Elizabeth - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Programme for ist August, 1925." 1st August, 1925.

14038. Thomas James Denham, 24 Bond- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Coupon: " Acme Redicash Coupon." 1st August, 1925.

14039. Woolf Dabseheck, 340 Brunswick -street, Fitzroy, Vie. Sheet of Letterpress : " Daby'.s Mutual Benefit Trade Organization (9 parts) ." 1st August, 1925.

14040. Victoria Amateur Turf Club, Melbourne, Vic., Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 8th August, 1925." 3rd August, 1925.

14041. Leslie Morton Loebel, 13 Royal- arcade, . Melbourne, Vic. Song : " The Mountain Track." By K. O'Dea. 4th August, 1925.

14042. Smith's Newspapers Limited, 126 Phillip- street, Syd- ney, N.S.W. Newspaper: " Smith's Weekly -1st August, 1925." 4th August, 1925.

14043. Publicity Press Limited, 12 Regent -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper : " Wireless Weekly-

. July 31st, 1925." 4th August, 1925.

14044. Publicity Press Limited, 12 Regent -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper : " Wireless Weekly - July 24th, 1925." 4th August, 1925.

14045. Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited, 15

Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter- press : " Race Programme for 1st August, 1925." 4th August, 1925.

14046. Francis . Ernest Stowe, 75 Phillip- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Spiral Word Puzzle. Circular Word Puzzle." 4th August, 1925.

14047. Moonee Valley Racing Club, 491 Bourke -street, Mel- bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Programme for 5th August, 1325." 4th August, 1925.

14048. Francis Octavius Nixon, Room 16, 129 Creek -street, Brisbane, Qld. Booklet: " Price List of Timber and Joinery." 5th August, 1925.

14049. Albert Frederick King, Haig Buildings, 41 Rundle - street, Adelaide, S.A. Book : " Albert King School of

Dancing -Course of Instructions and Charts of

Modern Dances." 5th August, 1925.

14050. Walter Edward Auhl, 43 Kingsley- street, Elwood, Vie.

Waltz- Song: " I Want to Go to Bye- Bye." 5th August, 1925.

14051. Walter Edward Auhl, 43 Kingsley- street, Elwood, Vie. Waltz -Song: " The Moon is Rising o'er the Hills." 5th August, 1925.

14052. Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited, 90 William - street, Melbourne, Vic. Booklet: " A Free Service to Help You Advertise." 6th August, 1925.

14053. Giles Freathey Johns, c/o Laurence & Laurence, Bank of New Zealand Chambers, Sydney, N.S.W. Docu- ment: "The Australian Endowment Investment Fund £200,000." 7th August, 1925.

1.4054. New South Wales Bookstall Company Limited, " Row. landson House," er. Market and Castlereagh streets, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " Spear -Eye." By J. McLaren, 7th August, 1925.

14055. Arthur Albert Dawson Bayldon, c/o Wise's Directories, 255A George -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book " The Eagles." The collected poems of Arthur Albert Bayl. don. 7th August, 1925.

14056. Ralph Sydney Heunert, " Valsa," Parker -street, Kel. vin- grove, Brisbane, Qld. Recital : " Fishing Society News. Here, There and Everywhere." 7th August, 1925.

14057. United Press Proprietary Limited, 62 -74 Flinders street, Melbourne, Vic. Weekly Magazine : " The

Listener -Iri" An illustrated. magazine. Vol. 1, No.

1. 8th August, 1925. 14058. MacMillan and Company Limited, 32 Flinders- street,

Melbourne; Vic., Book: " Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam the Astronomer Poet of Persia." Rendered into Eng.

lish Verse by Edward Fitzgerald-Fourth Edition. 8th August, 1925.

14059. Logan Lockwood, " Braeside," Burfitt- street, Leich- hardt, Sydney, N.S.W. Song: " Searching For it

Sweetie." Words by L. Lockwood. Music by D. E.

Percy. 10th August, 1925. 14060. Rosebery Race- course. Company Limited, 15 Castle

reagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 5th August, 1925." 10th

August, 1925. 14061. Moorefield Race Club Limited, 15 Castlereagh- street,

Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Pro.

- gramme for 8th August, 1925." 10th August, 1925. 14062. Harry Hilling, Tivoli Theatre, Castlereagh -street,

Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Radiograph" (Illustrated) . 10th August, 1925.

14063. Publicity Press Limited, 12 Regent -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper : " Wireless Weekly- - August 7th, 1925." 10th August, 1925.

14064. Ascot Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited, 15

Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter. press: " Race Programme for 8th August, 1925." 10th

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14065. Australasian Medical Publishing Company Limited, 30 -34 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Let- terpress: " Physician's Case Card." 10th August, 1925.

14066. Australasian Medical Publishing Company Limited, 30 -34 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Let - terpress : " Surgeon's Case Card." 10th August, 1925.

14067. Australasian Medical Publishing Company Limited, 30 -34 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Let- terpress : " Obstetrician's Case Card." 10th August, 1925.

14068. Australasian Medical Publishing Company Limited, 30 -34 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Maga- zine : " The Medical Journal of Australia-Satur- day, August 8th, 1925." 10th August, 1925.

14069. Australasian Medical Publishing Company 'Limited, 30 -34 Elizabeth -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Maga- zine: " The Medical Journal of Australia-Satur- day, August 15th. 1925." 10th August, 1925.

14070. Australasian Medical Publishing Company Limited, 30 -34 Elizabeth -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Maga- zine; " The Medical Journal of Australia-August 22nd, 1925." 10th August, 1925.

1.4071. Australasian Medical Publishing Company Limited, 30 -34 Elizabeth -street, Sydney, N.S.V. Weekly Maga- zine: " The Medical Journal of Australia-August 29th 1925." 10th August, 1925.

14072. Australasian Medical Publishing Company Limited, 30 -34 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Maga- zine: " The Medical Journal of Australia- Septem- ber 5th, 1925." 10th August, 1925.


14074. William Woodward, 28 Byrne -avenue, Elwood, Vic. Book: " Cost Accounting- Lessons 13 to 24." 11th August, 1925.

1407 5. Herbert Lucius Carey, Nepean -road, Aspendale, Vic. Book : " An Ideal Home Building and Buying Scheme." 12th August, 1925.

14076. John William Smith, 122 Bourke -street, Melbourne, Vic. Book : " Catarrh -The Enemy of the Respira- tory System -It's Treatment and Cure by Modern Methods." 12th August, 1925.

3 4077. Smith's Newspapers Limited, 126 Phillip- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Newspaper : " Smith's Weekly --8th August, 1925." 14th August, 1925.

14078. Essie G-. Chanton, 3 Shepherd -street; Redfern, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " Number 17 " or " Midnight Mys- teries." 14th August, 1925.

14079. Albert Bathurst Piddington, Denman Chambers, 182 Phillip -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Translated Poem: " The First Christmas." Being a translation of Theophile Gautier's French poem " Noel." 14th August, 1925.

14080. Rosehill Race -course Company Limited, 32 Elizabeth - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 15th August, 1925." 14th August, 1925.

1408]. Sylvester Michael Hagney, 27 Paddington- street, Pad- dington, Sydney, N.S.W. Entertainment in Dumb Show: " Caged Car Career." 14th August, 1925.

14082. Torrington H. W. Carey, 75 Albert- street, Goodwood, S.A. Song: " Longing." Words and Music by T. H. W. Carey. Arranged. by Dunbar Carey. 14th August, 1925.

14083. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board, Bris- bane, Qld. Plan : " Map of Brisbane and Suburbs - Sheet No. 8." By A. L. Kennedy. 14th August, 1925.

14084. Metropolitan ?Cater Supply and Sewerage Board, Bris- bane, Qld. Plan : " Map of Brisbane and Suburbs - Sheet No. 9." By A. L. Kennedy. 14th August, 1925.

14085. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board, Bris- bane, Qld. Plan : " Map of Brisbane and Suburbs --= Sheet No. 18." By A. L. Kennedy. 14th August, 1925.

14086. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board, Bris- bane, Qld. Plan : " Map of Brisbane and Suburbs- Sheet No. 17." By A. L. Kennedy. 14th August, 1925.

14087. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board, Bris- bane, Qld. Plan : " Map of Brisbane and Suburbs- Sheet No. 27." By A. L. Kennedy. 14th August, 1925.

14088. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board, Bris- bane, Qld. Plan: " Map of Brisbane and Suburbs - Sheet No. 28." By A. L. Kennedy. 14th August, 1925.

14089. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke -street, Melbourne, Vic. Book: "'Race Programme for 15th August, 1925." 15th August, 1925.

14090. Emily Emerton, " Silsoe," William- street, Jesmond, Newcastle, N.S.W. Musical Setting to Words of a Song: " Tell Him Now." By Berton Bradley. 18th August, 1925.

14091. Rosebery Racecourse Company Limited; 15 Castlereagh - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 15th August, 1925." 18th August, 1925.

14092. Victoria Park Racing and Recreation Grounds Com- pany Limited. 107 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: "Race Programme for 12th August, 1925." 18th August, 1925.

14093. Publicity Press Limited, 12 Regent- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper: " Wireless Weekly- 14th August, 1925." 18th August, 1925.

14094. Smith's Newspapers Limited, 126 Phillip- street, Syd- ney, N.S.W. Newspaper : " Smith's Weekly- August 15th, 1925." 19th August, 1925.

14095. Rosebery Race -course Company Limited, 15 Castlereagh - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: "Race Programme for 15th August, 1925." 19th August, 1925.

14096. Thomas Barnett Williams, 285 Ainess- street, North Carlton, Vie. Song : " lie Found Such an Innocent Queen." 19th August, 1925.

14097. Sydney James Bishop Hart, 26 Halstead- street, Caul- field, Vic. Book : " The Hart Template and Area Computer." 20th August, 1.925.

14098. Alexander Raymond Nichol, " St. Elmo," Belmore -road, Deepdene, Vic. Booklet: "Trie Metropolitan Football Follower." 21st August, 1925.

14099. Rosina Sangiolo, 68 Hickford- street, East Brunswick, Vic. Words of a Song: " Coo -ee." 21st August, 1925.

14100. John E. Kennedy and Company Limited, Musgrave - road, Red Hill; Brisbane, Qld. Slogan: Watch Us Grow." 21st August, 1925.

14101. Dudley Glass, 289 Swanston- street, Melbourne, Vic. Musical Play : " The Star of Muscovy." A Musical Tale of Old Russia.. 22nd August, 1925.

14102. Williamstown Racing Club, Bourke -street, Melbourne, Vic. Book: `t Race Programme for 22nd August, 1925." 22nd August, 1925.

14103. Afforestation Proprietary Limited, Melbourne, Vic. Book: " Timber Wealth." By G. W. Vowell and G. Snell. 22nd August, 1925.

14104. William Burton; 21 Cowper- street, Glebe, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: "When I Was Dead." 22nd August, 1925.

14105. New South Wales Trotting Club Limited, 202 Pitt - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: "Race Programme for 22nd August, 1925." 22nd August - 1925.

14106. Rosehill Race- course Company Limited, 32 Elizabeth - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 22nd August, 1925." 22nd August, 1925.

14107. Charles William Hopkins, Woy Woy Bay, N.S.W. Booklet : " Tout's Spring Special Summing -up for Ep- som and Metropolitan." 24th August, 1925.

14108. John Kelly Powell, 2 O'Connell- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " The J. K. Powell Course in Applied Psychol- ogy-Lessons One to Twenty- three." 24th August, 1925.

14109. Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited, 15

Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter- press: " Race Programme for 19th August, 1925." 24th August, 1925.

14110. Publicity Press Limited, 12 Regent -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper: " Wireless Weekly - 21st August, 1925." 24th August, 1925.

14111. Teresa Carnegie, 9 Audley- street, Petersham, Sydney, N.S.W. Song: " What Care I." 24th August, 1925.

14112. Teresa Carnegie, 9 Audley- street, Petersham, Sydney, N.S.W. Song: " My Misty Maid." 24th August, 1925.

14113. Teresa Carnegie, 9 . Audley- street, Petersham, Sydney, N.S.W. Song: " The Dear Old Pair." 24th August, 1925.


14115. Aspendale Park Racing Club, 491 Bourke -street, Mel- bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 29th August, 1925." 25th August, 1925.

14116. Graham Williams, 3 Royal- arcade, Melbourne, Vie. Booklet: " The Umab Blotter." 26th August, 1925.

14117. Leslie Morton Loebel, 13 Royal -arcade, Melbourne, Vic. Song: " Only a Photo of Mother." By Edith James. 26th August, 1925.

14118. Smith's Newspapers Limited, 126 Phillip- street, N.S.W. Newspaper : " Smith's Weekly 22nd August, 1925." 27th August, 1925.

14119. Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Bridge - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " Wages Calculator showing the value of time worked from 3/22nd pence per hour to 3/4- 5/22nd pence per hour and. from

hour to 120 hours." By E. C. O. Grant. 27th August, 1925.

14120. Edward Butler and Sons Limited (John Brush) , 332 Pitt- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Catalogue: " Polo in Australia." 27th August, 1925.

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14121. Edward Butler and Sons Limited (John Brush), 332 'Pitt- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Catalogue : " Saddlery and Harness.' 27th August, 1925.

14122. Andre Georges Puech, 9 Blakesley- street; Chatswood, N.S.W. Book: " Compound Exchange-1/16% to 1 %." 28th August. 1925.

14123. New South Wales Bookstall Company Limited, Row- landson iloaee, cr. Market and Castlerca gh streets, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " Overdue." A Romance of Unknown New Guinea. By J. M. Walsh. 28th August, 1925.

1412.4. Australian Jockey Club, (Warwick Farm) , 6 Bligh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 29th August, 1925." 28th August,

. 1925. 14125. Ascot Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited, 15

Castlereagh-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter- press : " Race Programme for 26th August, 1925." 28th August, 1925.

14126. The Committee of Management of " Bank Notes," 'Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Sydney, N.S.W. Magazine: " Bank Notes- August, 1925." 31st August, 1925. "

14127. L. A. Scandrett Limited, 65 ..Macquarie- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " Standard Grades of LAS and BCC Sausage Casings." By L. A. Scandrett. 31st- August, 1925.

14128. L. A. Scandrett Limited. 65 Macquarie- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " Classification of Sheep Skins of L. A. Sea.ndrett Ltd., Sydney, Australia." By L. A. Sean - drett. 31st August, 1925. -

14129. L. A. Scandrett Limited, 65 Macquarie- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " Standard Grades of Australian Rab - bit Skins and Fur Skins." By L. A. Scandrett. 31st August, 1925.

14130. Mary Josephine Lindsey Corson, 6 Violet- street, Chats - wood, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: " The Son. of the Bond- woman." By J. Austed. 31st August, 1925.

14131. Publicity press Limited, 12 Regent -street; Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper : " Wireless Weekly - August 28th 1925." 31st August, 1925.

14132. Smith's Newspapers Limited, 126 Phillip- street, Syd- ney, N.S.W. Newspaper: " Smith's Weekly -29th August, 1925. 31st August, 1925.

14133. The Photoplaser Publishing Company Limited, The Banking House, 228 Pitt -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Monthly. Newspaper : " The Australian Motor Boat and Yachting Monthly -Vol. 1, No. 5." 31st August, 1925.

14134. Walter Uel Gors, Albert Vernon Allen, and Henry Cor - nelius Rourke, Valeview," Birrell- street, Waverley, N.S.W. Book: " G.A.R. Rate -Accounting System." 31st August, 1925. -

14135. Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited, 15 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter- press: " Race Programme for 29th August, 1925." 31st August, 1925.

14136. William Leslie French, " Alta Mura," Upper Bayview- street, Lavender Bay, N.S.W. An Entertainment :

" Bargain Entertainments." 31st August, 1925. 14137. Victoria Amateur Turf Club, Melbourne, Vic. Sheet

of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 5th Septem- ber, 1925." 31st August, 1925.

14138. Moonee Valley Racing -Club, 491 Bourke- street, Mel- bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: " Ra: e Pro- gramme for 2nd September, 1925." 1st September, 1925.

14139. Eustace George Heal, - Gawler- terrace, Walkerville, S.A. Book: " Money and Sense." 1st September, 1925.

14140. Annie Elizabeth Powis Dunn, " Shirley," Sherwood, Qld. Book: " Summer Fruit." 1st September, 1925.

14141. Archibald Law, St. John's Vicarage, Toorak, Vic. Tableaux Play: " The Message of Hope." 2nd Sep - terimber, 1925.

14142. Stanley S. Wright (Steine Wright) , Flat 3, " Sur -le- -Mer," Esplanade, St. Kilda, Vic.; and Kenneth McGrath (Steve Stedson) , 76 Armstrong -street Middle Park, Vie. Vocal Fox Trot : " Out in The Cold (Out of the Cold)." Words by S. Wright. Music by S. Stedsón. 2nd September, 1925.

14143. Harry Goldstein, 41 Matilda- street, Bondi, N.S.W. Poem :. " Wattle Blossom Timé." 4th September, 1925.

14.144. Alice Frances Mary Shorten, 3 Wentworth- street, Pad - :dington, Sydney, N.S.W. Dancing Act: " Mirror Dance or Illusion." .4th September, 1925.

14145. Rosebery Race -course Company Limited, 15 Castle- reagh-street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: "Race Programme for 2nd September, 1925." 4th

._ September, 1925. 14146. Hawkesbury Race Club, Richmond, N.S.W. Sheet of

Letterpress:. " Rage Programme for- 5th September, 1925." 4th September; 1925. -

14147. Wesley Mostyn Wright, Queen's Palace, Rathdown- street, Carlton, Vic. Comedy.;- " The Matrimonial Idea," or "The Soul Making- Agency." 4th Septem- ber, 1925, .

14148. Rosetto Ann Scott, Emily- street, Seymour, Vic. Song: " It's Calling You." 4th September, 1925.,

14149. Violet Mary Gunning (Vio Gunning), 197 Fitzroy - street, St. Kilda, Vic. Song Foxtrot : " Zuleka, My Desert Maid." Music by V. M. Gunning. Arranged by R. Stoneham. Words by R. Stoneham. 7th Sep- tember, 1925. ..

14150. Herbert Victor Cumming, Coongan, near Port Head- land, W.A. Book: " Cast Amongst Savages." 7th September, 1925. ..

14151. Marlow Clifford (M. Woina.rski) , 506 Punt .Hill, South Yarra, Vic. Song: "Dream Isle." 7th September, 1925.

14152. R. H. Stone, .4 Florence -street, Williamstown, Vic. Song : " Maisie. (Love of Mine)-: " 7th September, 1925.

14153. fV. J. Biker, Templestowe, Vic. Song:' " Through Eternity (I'll Dream of You) ." 7th September, 1925.

14154. William McLean Webb, 32 Waymouth- street, Adelaide, S.A. Folder : " 365 Advertising Headlines and Show- card Suggestions." 8th September, 1925.

14155. Moonce Valley Racing Club, 491 Bourke -street, Mel- bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Pro - gramme for 12th September, 1925." 9th September, 1925.

14156. George Sydney Howes, 47 Lan dcox- street, North Brighton, Vic. Book : " How to Get a Good Job," or " Practical Systematic Methods of Seeking Eraploy- ment." 10th September, 1925.

14157. John William Hugh Dent, 94 Meekes -road, Marrick- ville, Sydney, N.S.W. Book: "The Auto Buyer's Friend." 10th September, 1925.

14158. Publicity Press Limited. 12 Regent -street, Sydney. .N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper : " Wireless Weekly -4th September, 1925." 10th September,_ 1925.

14159. Leslie Lovel Woolacott, " Pinkafo," er. Russell- street and Old South Head -road, Vaucluse, N.S.W. Booklet: " Idea for Competition to Increase Circulation of a Periodical." 10th September, 1925.

14160. Building-. Limited, 20 Loftus -street,, Sydney, N.S.W. Periodical: " Building- August 12th, 1925." 10th September, 1925.

14161. Smith's Newspapers Limited, 126 Phillip -street, Sydney, N.S.V. Newspaper : " Smith's Weekly -5th Septem- ber, 1925." 10th September, 1925.

14162. Vivian O'Brien, trading as Motor Bus Advertising Co., 16 O'Connell - street. Sydney,- N.S.W. Time Table: " Complete Time Table of Metropolitan Motor Bus Services. Compiled from the Official Records of the Traffic Department- September, 1925." 10th Sep- tember. 1925. .

14163. William Roberts, Yeppoon, North Queensland. Song :

" Yes, I Have Some Bananas." Words by W. Roberts. Music by W. H. Butland. 11th September, 1925.

14164. William Goyen, 156 Collins- street, Melbourne, Vic. Book : " Australasian Graded Lessons and Home Bible Readings- 1926." 11th September, 1925.

14165. Harold Hansel]. 61 Power -street, Hawthorn, Vic. Book- let: " Advertising Ideas." 12th September, 1925.

14166. Robina Gibson Smyth (Bene Gibson Smyth) , " Aber - feldie," Terang, Vic. Dramatic Musical Sketch: " Someone Believes in You." 12th. September, 1925.

141.67. John Michael Garvey, Reedy Creek, Hawkwood, Qic?. Song: The Pumper." 14th September, 1925.

14168. Sandown Park Racing Club Pty. Ltd., 491 Bourke - street, Melbourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Programme for 16th September, 1925." 14th Septem- ber, 1925.

14169. Helena. Mary Ellis, '2G Collins- street, Thornbury, Vie. Song: " Papa's Pants Will Soon Fit Percy" . 14th 'September, 1925.

14170. Victoria Park Racing and Recreation Grounds Company Limited, 107 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 9th Septem- ber, 1925." 14th September, 1925.

14171. Australian Jockey Club (Warwick Farm) , 6 Bligh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 26th September, 1925." 14th Septem- ber, 1925.

14172. Publicity Press Limited, 12 Regent- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper : " Wireless Weekly -11th September, 1925." 14th September, 1925.

14173. John Henry Smedmore Enemark, 278 George- street, Sydney; N.S.W. Leaflet: " On the Banks of Pitt - water." 14th September, 1925.

14174. Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " Australian Stud Book -Vol. XIV." 14th September, 1925. .

14175. Tattersalls` Club, 204 Pitt- street, Sydney, N.S.W, Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme: for 12th Septem- ber, 1925." 14th September, 1925. ` " "°

14176. Smith's' Newspapers` 'Limited, 126" Phillip- street, Syd- .. ne *, 'N.S.W. Newspaper:" "-Smith's 1Véekly 12th Sep-

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14204. Smith's Newspapers Limited, 126 Phillip street, Syd- ney, N.S.W. Newspaper: "-Smith's Weekly -19th September, 1925.

14205. Vinia de Loitte, " Simla," 33 Wharf -road; Snail's. Bay, Sydney, N.S.W. Song: " Hold Me Closer." 24th

' September, l925. , 14206. Adrian Ball, trading as Melbourne Press Agency, 323 -

Bourke- street, Melbourne, Vie. Newspaper : " Racing Guide." 25th September, 1925.

14207. Woolf Dabscheck, 340 Brunswick- street, Fitzroy, Vie. Sheet of Letterpress: "Daily's (6 Parts)" 25th Sep- tember, 1925.

14208. Laycock Littledike and Co.; HerschelI- street, Brisbane,' Qld. Sheet of Letterpress: " Resto (Patent) Squat-- ters Chair." By A. R. James. 25th September, 1925.

14209. Christine Arden 459 Little Lonsd .ale -street, Melbourne,. Vic. Chart : " The Integers of Speech and of Colour." 26th September, 1925.

14210. Albert James Dawson, 37 Constitution -road, Dulwich Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Sydney's

Shopping Guide." 26th September, 1925. 14211. Australian Jockey Club (Warwick Farm) , 6 Bligh-

street, Sydney, N.S.W, Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 26th September, 1925." 26th Septem- ber, 1925. .

1421.2. New South Wales Trotting Club Limited; 202 Pitt - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 26th September, 1925." 26th Septem- ber, 1925.

14213. Performing Right. 14214. Board of Deacons of The Pentecostal Church of Aus-

tralia, 98 Queensberry- street, North Melbourne, Vic. Book : " The Pentecostal Church of Australia-Articles of Faith." 28th September, 1925.

14215. Performing Right. 1.4216. Performing Right. 14217. Performing Right. 14218. Performing Right. 14219. Performing Right. 14220. Performing Right. 14221. Performing Right. 14222. Performing Right. 14223. Godfrey Ernest Roberts, Murphy- street, Wangaratta,

Vie.; and John Monteith, Kodak Factory, Melbourne, Vic. Book. "Gaslight and Bromide Printing." 29th September, 1925.

14224. George Stacy, 171 St. George's- terrace, Perth. W.A. Words of a Song: " When Beauty Sighs." 29th Sep - tember, 1925.

14225. Moonee Valley Racing Club, 491 Bourke - street, Mel- bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 30th September, 1925." 29th September, 1925.

14226. The Committee of Management of " Bank Notes," Com- monwealth Bank of Australia., Sydney. N.S.W. Magazine: " Bank Notes -September, 1925." 29th September, 1925.

14227. Ascot Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited, 15 Castlereagh- street. Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter- press: " Race Programme for 23rd September, 1925." 29th September, 1925.

14228. William' Edgar Goss, 2 Allenby -road, Canterbury, Vic. Book: " Goss Accounting Book for Garages." 30th September, 1925.

14229. Stanley S. Wright (Steine Wright) Flat 3, " Sur -le- Mer," Esplanade, St. Kilda, Vic.; and Kenneth McGrath ( Steve Stedson) , 76 Armstrong- street. Middle Park, Vic. -Vocal Fox Trot : " Mondayitis (Monday - itis Blues) ." Words by Steine Wright. M ïsic by Steve Stedson: 30th September 1925.

14230. - British Imperial Oil -Company Limited, St. Helens Court, Great St. Helens, London, England. Book: " Shell -Motor Tours-Victoria." 30th September, 1925.

-14231. British Imperial Oil Company Limited, St. Helens Court, Great ,St. Helens, London, England. Book: " Shell -Motor Tours -New South Wales." 30th Sep - tember, 1925.

14232. W. K. Thomas and Co.; Grenfell- street, Adelaide, S.A. 'Map: " The Tourists' Road Map- Adelaide to Mel - bourne via the Prince's Highway -and Other Routes." 30th September, 1925.

14233. W. K. Thomas and Co., Grenfell -street, Adelaide, S.A. Book : " The Tourists' Road Guide for South Austra- lia -15th Edition." 30th September, 1925.

Performing Rights. 14.213. Francis Hyman, 172 Doncaster -avenue, Kensington, near

Sydney, N.S.W. Entertainment in Dumb Show : " Pool and Frog Act." 26th September, 1925.

14215. George Patrick Hanna, c/o Meadows and Co., 160 Lone - dale- street, Melbourne, Vic. Comedy Sketch: " The New C.O. (The New Commanding Officer)." By Bert. Reid. 28th September, 1925.

14216. George Patrick Hanna, c/o Meadows and Co., 160 Lone - dale- street, Melbourne, Vic. Comedy Sketch : " Q. M. Stores." By Eric Donaldson. 28th September, 1925.

14177. Paulette de Vere McDonagh, ." Drummoÿne House," -Drummoyne, Sydney; N.S.W. Scenario : " Those . Who Love." 14th September, 1925.

14178. L. F. Collin Proprietary Limited, 187 and 189 Swan - ston- street, Melbourne, Vie. Song: "Come Back to Me." By R. F. Mullinix. 15th September, 1925.

14179. Kerry Cassim, Queen- street, Barraba, N.S.W. Book: " Amor Invictus (Love Unconquerable) ." 16th Sep- tember, 1925.

14180. New South . Wales Trotting Club Limited, 202 Pitt - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Programme for 17th September, 1925." 17th Septem- ber, 1925.

14181. Robert Ambrose Dallen, 25 Commonwealth Bank Cham- bers, 114A Pitt- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Beek : " The University of Sydney-It's History and Progress - Second Revised Edition." 17th September, 1925.

14182. Jeremiah Charles Selmes, c/o Catts- Patterson Co. Ltd., 375 Kent- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Analysis by States of Advertising Expenditure." 17th September, 1925.

14183. Mary Benny, trading as Complete Pattern Supply Dépôt, 78 City Arcade, Adelaide, S.A. Book: " The Complete Pattern Model System." 18th September, 1925.

14184. Armstrong- Holland Limited, 4 Bridge- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Catalogue : " ` Champion ' Patent Steel Re- versible Road Graders." 19th September, 1925.

14185. Kensington Recreation Grounds Company Limited, 15 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letter- press: " Race Programme for 16th September, 1925." 19th September, 1925.

14186. Rosehill Race- course Company Limited, 32 Elizabeth - street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Race Programme for 19th September, 1925." 19th Septem- ber, 1925.

14187. Sydney 'Raymond Scott, 63 William- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Flying Aeroplane." 19th September, 1925.

14188. Hugh Baron Bignold, Chambers, Wentworth Court, 64 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Book : " Australia Oversea and Other Verse." 19th September, 1925.

141S9. George Frederick Clark and Charles Herbert Gray 213 George- street, Sydney,. N.S.V. Book: " Simplicity Method of Violin Tuition by. Mail- Lessons 2 to 11." 19th September, 1925.

14190. Betty --,,Craig Macfarlane, " Colston," Bloom- street, Moonee Ponds, Vic. Song: " Thoughts." 21st Sep- tember, 1925.

14191. Margaret A. Wylie, Mabel E. Yewers, Maggie H. Reeves, Doris S. Gray, and Agnes Marie McKinnon, all of Education Department, Western Australia. Book: " The Golden Wattle Cookery Book." 21st Septem- ber, 1925.

141.92. New South Wales Cricket Association, 254A George street, Sydney, N.S.V. Book: " Laws of Cricket with Decisions and Interpretations by the M.C.C." By F. A. Iredale. 21st September, 1925.

14193. Publicity Press Limited, 12 Regent- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Weekly Newspaper: " Wireless Weekly -18th September, 1925." 21st September, 1925.

14194. E. Wise and Company Limited, 317 Collins -street, Mel- bourne,- Vic. Directory: " Queensland Post Office Directory 1925 -26." 22nd September, 1925.

14195. Walter Harry Blake, 26 Olive- street, Prospect, S.A. Story: " The Sp/filing Lady." 22nd September, 1925.

14196. ìlloonee Valley Racing Club, 491. Bourke -street, Mel- bourne, Vic. Sheet of Letterpress : " Race Programme for 26th September, 1925." 22nd September, 1925.

14197. Harry Vockler, 231 Elizabeth- street, Melbourne, Vic. Newspaper: " Vockler's Newspaper." 22nd September, 1925.

14198. Gilbert A. Parker, 22 Union -road, Ascot Vale, Vic.; and Brian J. Cribbin, 14 Henrietta -street., Hawthorn; Vic. Song: " When the Bell Bird Calls Again." 23rd September, 1925.

14109. Gilbert A. Parker; 22 Union -road, Ascot Vale, Vic.; and Brian J. Cribbin, 14 -Henrietta -street, Hawthorn, Vie. Song: " Dance On." 23rd September, 1925.

14200. Vacuum Oil Company Pty. Ltd., 90 William- street, Melbourne, Vic. Chart : " Agricultural Chart of Re- commendations for Farm. Engines, Implements, and Machinery." 23rd September, 1925.

14201. Vacuum Oil Company Pty. Ltd., 90 William- street, Melbourne, Vic. Booklet: " The Care of Your Car." 23rd September, 1925.

14202. Vacuum Oil Company Pty. Ltd., 90 William- street, Mel - bourne, Vic. Booklet: " Facts about Tractors." 23rd September, 1925.

14203. Leslie Lovel lr eolacott, " Pinkafo," er. Russell -street and Old South Head -road, Vaucluse, N.S.W. Sheet of Letterpress: " Idea for Picture Competition to In- crease Both the Circulation and the Advertising of a Newspaper or a Periodical. " 24th September, 1925.

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14217. George Patrick Hanna, c/o Meadows and Co., 160 Lons- dale- street, Melbourne, Vic. Comedy Sketch : " Aero- planes " or "Chic and Joe Join the Air Force." By Eric Donaldson and G. P. HHanna. 28th September, 1925. .

14218. George Patrick Hanna, % Meadows and Co., 160 Lons- dale- street, Melbourne, Vic. Comedy Sketch : " What We Say and What We Should Have Said." By Bert Reid. 28th September, 1925. -

14219. George Patrick Hanna, e/o Meadows and Co., 160 Lons- dale-street, Melbourne, Vie. Comedy Sketch: " The New War." A Post War Comedy in 1 Act. By G. Breston. 28th September, 1925.

1.4220. George Patrick Hanna, c/o Meadows and Co., 160 Lons- dale- street, Melbourne, Vic. Comedy Sketch : " De- Mobilization." A Comedy Sketch in Two Panels. -- " (a) As it Could be. (b) As it Should be." By Bert Reid. 28th September, 1925.

14221. George Patrick Hanna, c/o Meadows and Co., 160 Lons- da.le- street, Melbourne, Vic. Comedy Sketch: "Bombs." 28th September, 1925.

14222. George Patrick Hanna, e/o Meadows and Co., 1.60 Lons- dale- street, Melbourne, Vic. Comedy Sketch: " Louis XI." 28th September, 1925.

Artistic Copyright Applications.

5344. Henry Mellifont Cowdroy, 44 Market- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Painting: " Border of Australian Flowers." 1st July, 1925.

5345. Edith Hills, 17 Jersey -road, Woollahra, Sydney, I.S.W. Work of Artistic Craftsmanship : " My Girl Silhou- ettes "- Figures drawn, cut out, tinted, pasted on card, sewn and dressed. 10th July, 1925.

5346. Norman Croft, 4 Bridge- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Draw- ing: " Room for Two." Crossed Australian and American Flags with Eagle and Kangaroo standing on outline map of Australia. 13th July, 1925.

5347. Dulcie Newman. "Loch new," MSry- street, Auchen- Sower, Brisbane, Qld. Drawing: " Portrait drawn on a Typewriter in black and white." 20th July, 1925.

5348. Dulcie Newman, " Lochnew," Mary -street, Auchen- flower, Brisbane, Qld. Drawing: " An Imaginary Picture in black and white, drawn on a typewriter." 20th July, 1925.

5349. Dulcie Newman, " Lochnew," Mary -street, Auchen- flower, Brisbane, Qld. Drawing: " Birds resting on tree boughs -drawn on a typewriter with coloured ribbons." 20th July, 1925.

5350. Charles Bohringer, 657 Old South Head -road, Rose Bay, N.S.W. Architectural Work: " Garden Garage -With All Its Features." 20th July, 1925.

Cosnmoxiwealth Gazette

5351. Albert Alexander Patrick Ross, 545 Kent- street, Syd- ney, N.S.W. Print: " An American Hat combined with American Flag, Australian Map and Kangaroo.» 27th July, 1925.

5352. Edward Thomas Irving, Liverpool- street, Scone, N.S.W. Photograph : " The Dog and the Tucker Box-Nine Miles to Gundagai.' 27th July,. 1925.

5353. Edward Thomas Irving, Liverpool- street, Scone, N.S.W. Photograph: " The Dog and the Tucker Box-Nine Miles to Gundagai." 27th July, 1925.

5354. Frederick William Thiel, jun., Adelaide- street, Bris- bane, Qld. Book of Views: " Wynnuan: and Manly (Illustrated)." 1st August, 1925. .

5355. The Board of Governors of the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, S.A. Oil Painting: " The Clay Pit." By A. d'A. Boxall. 4th August, 1925.

5356. Lowes Limited, 512 George-street, . 'Sydney, N.S.W. Photographic Print: " Baby Crying - I Want My Clothes from Lowes '." 10th August, 1925.

5357. Clarence Noble and Company Limited, 367 -369 Queen- street, Brisbane, Qld. Business Sign: " Best in Bris- bane." By A. A. Plane. 17th August, 1925.

5358. Bernard's Limited, 17 -23 Wentworth-avenue, Sydney, N.S.W. Drawing: "The Autocoat." By G. T. Kenny. 18th August, 1925.

5359. Murray Edward Garth, Boreas -road, Hamilton, New- castle, N.S.W. Photograph : " Hector, World Record Pony High Jump, 13.2. Pony Height, 7.11. New - castle Show Ground." 4th September, 1925.

5360. William Hodsoll, 60 Church -terrace, North Walker - ville, S.A. Photograph: " An Aussie (Major Mitchell Cockatoo) ." 9th September, 1925.

5361. Metro -Goldwyn Films Limited, 160 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Drawing: " Humorous Figure corn prising a Circular Head on a Miniature Body." by F. T. Powis. 21st September, 1925.

5302. Dulcie Newman, " Loehnew," Mary- street, Auchen- flower, Brisbane, Qld. Drawing: " Snow Scene." 23rd September, 1925.

International Copyright Applications.

149. Allan and Company Proprietary Limited, 276 Collins - street, Melbourne, Vie. Song: " Mother Machree." Words by "Rida Johnson Young. Music by Chauncey Oleott and Ernest R. Ball. 5th August,-1.925.

150. John William Barnett -American Creditors Associa- tion), 13 Miller Building, 39E- Third- street, Cincin- nati, Ohio, U.S.A. Book: " Merchant's Direct Ciel-

lector." 7th September, 1925.

G. S. BROWN, Registrar of Copyrights.

SENATE ELECTIONS AND GENERAL ELECTIONS FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY THE 14TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1925.

APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ASSISTANT RETURNING OFFICERS PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SUB- SECTION (2) OF SECTION 9 OF

THE COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL ACT 1918 -1925. .,a

Name and Address of Person Appointed.

Portion of the Division in which Powers are to

be exercised. Polling Placés comprised in that portion of the Division

- within which Powers are to be exercised.

Sydney Reginald Player, Public Servant, 125 Pens - hurst-street,Willoughby

Thomas Alexander Walls, State School Teacher, North Rockhampton

Frank Herbert Gardiner, Relieving Postmaster, Croydon

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Subdivision of Phil- PHILLIP ..

lip (Division of West Sydney)

Subdivision of Rock- hampton North (Division of Cap- ricornia)

Subdivision of Croy- don (Division of Kennedy)

Date from which

appointment to take effect.

Name of Person Retired.

.. 24.10.25 Alfred Mitchell

STATE OF.QUEENSLAND. Barmoya Settlement, Berserker -street, Boondoola,

Bungundarra, Caves, Cawarral, Charcoal Scrub, Coowonga. Emu Park, Etna, Farnborough, French- man's Creek, Glenmore, Jardine, Lake's Creek, Mount Chalmers, Mount Hedlow, Nankin Junction, NORTH ROCKHAON, Park Avenue, Park- hurst, Sandhills, Thompson's Point, Yaamba, Yep - poon

CROYDON, Esmeralda, Stnnhills, The King

24.10.25

24.10.25

Robert Thornes Bolton

John Norma Gardiner

NoTE. -The Polling Places shown in capital letters are those whereat the Assistant Returning Officer will preside.

'J. D. FARRAR', Chief Electoral Officer for the Commonwealth

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Cc>'noriealth Gazette 1667 11 To. 92.- --29th October, 1925

APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ELECTORAL REGISTRARS.

T is hereby notified that the uñdermentioned persona, whose names are printed in capital letters, have been appointed

to be Electoral Registrars under the Commonwealth Electoral Act, and that the appointment of the undermentioned persons, whose names are printed in italic letters, has been terminated. Each appointment is to take effect on and from the date upon which the person appointed takes over the duties of the office, and to continue during the pleasure of the Minister:-

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES. '

Division of Calage, -- HORACE MARSFIELD FORREST, Clerical Assistant, Cowra, to keep the Roll for the Sub- division of Cowra, in the place of Arthur John Tunay, whose appointment is terminated.

Division of Calare.- ARTHUR JOHN TUNNY, Postmaster, Cumnock, to keep the Roll for the Subdivision of Cum- nock, in the place of Stephen Butler Byrnes, whose appointment is terminated.

Division of New England.- .TAMES MARSHALL, Post- master, Murrurundi, to keep the Roll for the Subdivision of Murrurundi, in the place of Albert Walter, whose appointment is terminated.

THOS. W. CRAWFORD, for Minister for Home and Territories.

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ALTERATION IN THE NAME OF A POLLING PLACE. THE name of the undermentioned Polling Place is hereby

altered :- Division of Corio. - Woodlands to be Bulla Road.

THOS. W. CRAWFORD, for Minister for Home and Territories.

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

for the Divisions and prescribed for the Sub- divisions set out :-

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

Division of Cowper.- NUMBER i (Subdivision of Wing - ham) .

Division of Darling. -BARNATO (Subdivision of Cobar) ;

TCHELERY (Subdivision of Moulamein) ; SHEARLEGS (Subdivision of Nymagee) ; YANDARLO (Subdivision of White Cliffs).

Division of Eden-Monaro.--RED HEAD (Subdivision of Milton) .

Division of Gwydir. -TARRIARO (Subdivision of Narrabri) . Division of Robertson., -PINDIMAR (Subdivision of

Bulandelah) . STATE OF VICTORIA.

Division of Corangamite.-WIMBA (Subdivision of Beech Forest) ; BRADVALE (Subdivision of CamperdoWn) ;

GELLIBRAND UPPER (Subdivision of Forrest) ; MOUNT SABINE, WILD DOG CREEK (Subdivision of Kram- bruk) .

Division of Corio. - PARADE EAST (Subdivision of Essen - don North) ; HERNE HILL (Subdivision of Geelong North) ; ABERDEEN STREET (Subdivision of Newtown and Chilwell).

Division of Echuca. -PASTORIA EAST (Subdivision of Pyalong) ; CONGUPNA ROAD, LEMNOS (Subdivision of Shepparton) .

Division of Flinders. -DONCASTER EAST (Subdivision of Doncaster) ; MOOROODUC (Subdivision of Frankston) ;

POOWONG SOUTH (Subdivision of Loch) .

Division of Gippsland.-- BASIN ROAD CAMP (Subdivision of Bruthen); ST. PATRICK'S ROAD CAMP (Subdivision of Omeo); -NEWMERELLA (Subdivision of Orbost).

Division of Indi.- STEEL'S CREEK (Subdivision of Lily - dale).

Division of Wannon.- MELVILLE FOREST (Subdivision of Casterton) .

Division of Wimmera.- -NOWIE (Subdivision of Swan Hill).

STATE OF QUEENSLAND.

Division of Darling Downs.- CARPENDALE (Subdivision of Helidon).

Division of Herbert. -- KALAMIA, PIONEER (Subdivision of Ayr) ; BELL'S GULLY, BINBEE (Subdivision of Bowen) ; BARTLE FRERE, REDLYNCH (Subdivision of Cairns) ; SYBIL CREEK (Subdivision of Mirani) ;, GAR - BUTT'S SIDING, WEST END TOWNSVILLE (Sub- division of Townsville) .

Division of Wide Bay.-COONDOO (Subdivision of Tiaro) .

STATE QI+ SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Division of Boothby.-BEULAH ROAD (Subdivision of Norwood) .

Division of Barker.-BUCCLEUCH (Subdivision of Tailem Bend) .

STATE oE WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Division of Forrest. -SALT RIVER (Subdivision of Albany) ; MAGUIRUP (Subdivision of Katanning) ; No. 8 STATE MILL, HOLYOAKE, WURAMING BUSH LANDING (Subdivision of Forrest) ; NORTH DINNINUP

'Subdivision of Nelson) ; MARMELLUP (Subdivision of Sussex) ; KEYSBROOK (Subdivision of Murray) .

Division of Fremantle. - NJOOKENBOOROO (Subdivision' of Balkatta).

Division of Swan.- JELCOBINE (Subdivision of Beverley) ;, BOYA (Subdivision of Guildford); HERNE HILL (Sub division of Swan) ; KOOMBERKINE. NEMBUDDING, NORTH MT. MARSHALL (Subdivision of Toodyay) ; MUNTADJIN, GRABALL (Subdivision of York).

STATE OF TASMANIA.

Division of Darwin. - LOWANA (Subdivision of Penguin).

THOS. W. CRAWFORD, for Minister for . Home and Territories.

RE- TRANSFER OF DEFENCE LAND AT CRIB POINT, IN THE STATE OF VICTORIA, TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE.

IIIS Excellency the Governor -General in Council has approved that certain Defence land at Crib Point, in the

State of Victoria, as described in the schedule hereunder, be re- transferred to the Government of the State, such land being no longer required for Commonwealth purposes; and in ac- 4

cordante with such approval, the land was re- transferred on 22nd of August, 1925.

G. F. PEARCE, Minister of State for Home and Territories. (B.25/3524.)

DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERS TO.

All those pieces or parcels of land at Crib Point, containing respectively areas of 8 acres 1 rood 37 perches, more or lessi and 23 acres and 17 perches, more or less, being two proper- ties entered on page 20 of the Schedule of Transferred Pro- perties in the State of Victoria, and therein noted " To be re- transferred to the State of Victoria," Parish of Bittern, County of Mornington, State of Victoria, Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured on plan hereunder ; and being -

Firstly.- -Crown allotments 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11, at Crib Point; and

Secondly.-Crown allotments 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23, at Crib Point, and a road lying between Crown allotments 17 and 18.

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TENDERS. POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS INVITED. -.

1T ENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and ¡or services. Tenders must be endorsed " Tender for 1 las the case may be), and be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster - General in the State named. They may be deposited :n the Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered:

Description of Material or 8ervice_Bequired. j Schedule No. ,Tender Forme, Speciflcations, &e., obtainable from-

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Tenders Olose --

Sulphate of Copper -South Australia and Western A isïralia

Telephone Receivers and associated Parts -As specified

Junction Material, Magneto automatic - Victoria and South Australia

t Motor Generators -As specified Accumulators and C.E.M F. Cell Batteries -As

specified Junction Apparatus for Manual Exchanges -As

specified Dry Cells -As specified Magnet and Resistance Wire -As specified . . Standardized Forms, Stores and Bicycle Series -

All States Underground Cable-All States Metal Private Letter Boxes -As specified Supply of advertisements for publication on

covers of Official Country Telephone Direc- tories -New South Wales and/or Victoria

Supply, delivery, and installa' :on of Automatic Common Battery Telephone Equipment, Can- berra Exchange

Parcels -Delivery in Sydney Suburbs . .

Supply and erection of wooden poles and erection of 2 /100 -lb. H.D.C. wires between Grenfell and Caragabel with spur lines to Piney Range and Burrabeena

Parcel Baskets .. Wood Crossarms-As specified

C.45

C.46

C.49

C.50 C.24

C.53

0.57 C.58 C.62

C.63 C.61

NEW

N.S.W. 113

N.S.W., D.B. 96

QUEENSLAND.

Q. 63.1 Q. 635

GENERAL. **

*1:

*$

*1 *:

*1

*1

*

Sydney and Melbourne; Secre- tary, P.M. -G's. Dept., Commonwealth Offices, Melbourne

SOUTH WALES.

Stores Branches, Sydney and Melbourne .. 1#11

See separate notice in issue of 8.10.25 .. Post Offices, Grenfell, Forbes, Molong,

Orange, Caragabel, Parkes, Cowra, Bat- hurst, and Sectional Engineer, Dubbo

Stores Branch, Brisbane .

3 p.m., 10.11.25 o

3 p.m., 10.11.25

3 p.m., 17.11.25

3 p.m., 1.12.25 3 p.m., 22.12.25

3 p.m. 154.2.25.-

3 p.m., 10 11.25 3 p.m., 29.12.25 3 p.m., 17-11.25

3 p.m., 10.11.25 3 p.m., 24.11.25 3 p.m., 12.11.25 ***

2.30 p.m., 6.11.25

3 p.m., 16.11.25 3 p.m., 2.11.25

3 p.m., 4.11.25 3 p.m., 18.11.25

Departmental Stores Branches, Sydney (64 Harbour- street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West- terrace) ; and Perth ; G.P.O.'s. Melbourne and Hobart. t Tender forms,&c.. may also be inspected at the office of the Official Secretary to the Commissioner for Australia in America; Room 1013. South Ferry Buildings, 44 Whitehall -street, New York. $ Tender forms, &c., also obtainable at the office of the High Commissioner, London. *5 Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Postmaster- General, Melbourne.

.11 A chame of £1 ls. per copy of Schedule will be made, which will be refunded on receipt and after consideration of a bona fide tender. * ** Returnable at ofice of Secretary, Postmaster- General's Department, Melbourne.

TENDERS ACCEPTED. NEW S.OUTII WALES.

F. Ison, Bridge -road, Nowra.- Schedule N.S.W. C.B. 25/115 -Supply and delivery of wooden telegraph - poles where required between Nowra and Brundee -approximate total amount, £198 10s.

'S. T. Scarlett, Nowra.- Schedule N.S.W. S.E. 25/9 G. -Erec- tion of a telephone line between Braidwood and Tarago -approximate total amount, £698 16s.

VICTORIA.

Contract No. 206. --R. Fowler Ltd., Fitzroy- street, Marrick- ville, New South Wales.- Schedule C.8, Insulators, New South Wales, South Australia- +15,100

_ Contract No. 208. -Firebrick insulator and Pottery Co. Pty. Ltd., 23 Derby -road, Caulfield. -Schedule C.8- Insulators, Vic - toria, South Australia, and Tasmania- £5,673 15s.

Contract No. 210. -Calyx Porcelain Co. Ltd., Hay - street, Subiaco, W.A.- Insulators, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, and Tasmania -£3,921 5s.

Contract No. 232. -Ericsson Tel. Mfg. Co., 509. Collins - street, Melbourne.- Schedule C.6- Telephones, all States - £22,733.

Contract No. 233. - Rylands Bros. (Aust.) Ltd., 312 Flin- ders- street, Melbourne.- Schedule C.1-Steel stranded wire, New .South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, and Tasmania (3,154.

Contract No. 260.-Western Electric Co. (Aust.) Ltd., 192 -4 Castlereagh- street, Sydney. -Schedule C.21- Transformers, all States -- £6,965.

Contract No. 261. -T11e Adelaide Pottery & Drain Pipe Works Ltd., Coglin- street, Brompton.- Schedule C.33 -Con- duits, earthenware, Victoria -- -£960. Contract No. 262. -McHugh Bros. Pty. Ltd., Sandhill, South Launceston. - Schedule C.33 - Earthenware conduits, New South Wales; approximate quantity for period to 30th June, 1926 -£87'5. Contract Nó. 20-Albion Pottery Works (James Camp- bell & Sons Ltd. ), Albion, Brisbane.-Schedule C.33- Earthen-

Ware conduits, Queensland; approximate quantities for period to 30t1s4 June, 1Q26-11.,500. Contract No. 266. -R. Fowler Ltd., Fitzroy -street, 11errick- ville. - Schedule 0.33 - ,Earthenware conduits, New South Wales; approximate quantity for period to 30th June, 1926- £281 5s. Contract No. 267.-Speares Tempe Brick, Tile, & Pipe Works

Ltd., Kimg- street, St. Peters, N.S.W.-Schedule C.33- Earthen- Ware conduits, New South Wales; approximate quantity for period to 30th June, 1926-13,500.

Contract No. 268. -The .Sydney Stoneware Pipe Association Ltd., 12 Castlereagh- street, Sydney - - Earthenware conduits, New South Wa1es; npproxiniáte quántity for period to 30th June, 1926 -- íi,629 .3s. 4d.

Gammon-wiealth C4rá.ze.ttie 1669 No: 92.--29th October, 1925

Contract No. 269. - Lithgow Valley Colliery Co. Ltd., Lith- gow, N.S.W.- Schedule C.33- Earthenware conduits, New South Wales; approximate quantity for périod to 30th June, 1926 -£750.

Contract No. 270. -E. A. Hughes, 1 Hopkins -street, Mere - wether; N.S.W.- Schedule C.33- Earthenware conduits, . New South Wales; approximate quantity for period to 30th June, 1926- "f2,058 6s. 8d.

Contract No. 271. McPherson Pty. Ltd., Collins -street, Mel- bourne.- Schedule C.23- Ironwork, Victoria and Queensland - £1,137 12s. lid.

Contract No. 275. -G. F. Sewell Pty. Ltd., Cross -street, West Footscray. - Schedule 0.23 -Arm braces, Western Australia - £315. .

Contract No. 279. -P. Price & Co., 34 Nelson- street, Annan- dale, N.S.W. - Schedule C:37 - Bolts and nuts, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania; approximate quantities for period to 30th June, 1926 -£1,401 16s.

Contract No. 280. - McPherson's Pty. Ltd., Collins- street, Melbourne. -Schedule C.37 -Bolts and nuts, all States; approximate quantity for period to 30th June, 1926-£2,841 5s. ld.

Contract No. 281.-G. F. Sewell Pty. Ltd., Cross- street, West Footscray.- Schedule C.37 -Bolts and nuts, New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia; approximate quantity for period to 30th June, 1926 - £6,330.

Contract No. 282. -Australian Insulator Ironworks Ltd., 82 Pitt -street, Sydney. -- Schedule C.37 -Bolts and nuts, Victoria; approximate quantity for period to 30th June, 1926 -1282 3s. 9d.

Contract No. 283. -Metal & Machinery Co., 274-278 Hindley- street, Adelaide. -Schedule C.37 -Bolts and nuts, South Aus- tralia and 'Western Australia; approximate quantiy for period to 30th June, 1926 --1999 12s.

Contract No. 284. -H. V. McKap Pty. Ltd., Sunshine. - Schedule 0.37 -Washers, all States ; approximate quantity for period to 30th June, 1926 -1306 13e. 6d.

Contract No. 286. -,Clements & Stewart, Lilydale. - Schedule V.581- Erection of telephone line, Nhill- Lorquon -£582 9s. 6d.

Contract No. 287.-S. R. Redman, 25 Kangerong -road, Box Hill.- Schedule V.584- Erection of new pole route, Terang- Boorcan -1443 2s.

Contract No. 288.-C. R. Dansev, 585 George- street, Sydney. -Schedule V.450- Leatherwork, Victoria -1271 5s. Contract No. 289. -Michaelis Hallenstein & Co. Pty. Ltd.,

441 -445 Lonsdale- street. Melbourne.-Schedule V.450- Leather- work, Victoria, £331 't5s.

Contract No. 291. -Stewarts & Lloyds (Mist.) Ltd., Grant - street, South Melbourne. - Schedule C.31 - Galvanized -iron pipes, Victoria, Western Australia, and Tasmania; approximate quantities for period to 30th June, 1926 - 11,684 17s.

Contract No. 294. -B.W. Electric Co. Ltd., 248 Johnsl:one- street, Annandale, N.S.W. -- 'Schedule C.2.1- Transformers, Vic- toria- £1,375 6s. 3d. Contract No. 295.- Telephone Radio & Electrical Supply Co., 299 Adelaide- street, Brisbane. - Schedule C.8 - Insulators, Queensland --1227 10s/ Contract No. 297.- Bullers Ltd. /through High Commis- sioner, London) .- Schedule C.S- Insulators, all States -1215 13s. 10d. Contract No. 298.- Benson Bros., 'Ltd., 76 -78 Liverpool- street, Sydney. -Schedule V. 437 -Machinery, Victoria, £131. Contract No. 299: - Bevan & Edwards Pty. Ltd., 117 -12.9 King- street, Melbourne.- Schedule V.437- Machinery, Victoria :f1S9.

Contract No. 300. -T. M. Goodall & Co., Ltd., 303 -305 Kent - street, Sydney. - Schedule V.437- Machinery, Victoria -£135.

QUEENSLAND.

Arthur Hurley, c/o John Darley & Son, Nanango.- Schedule No. 261- Supply and delivery, where required,. on sites, along route of telephone line Gooineri- Boonara, of iron+bark and red bloodwood poles and logs as follows: -11, 28 -ft., at 25s. each; 40 26 -ft., at 17s. M. each; 370 24 -ft., at 17s. 6d. each; and 71 logs, 4 -ft. x 1 -ft., at 4s. each - total price, £386 14s.

COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDER BOARD.

TENDERS are invited for :7-Item No. 150 -..- Sensitized papers and linens and tracing cloth, all States. Closing date, 10th November, 1925: Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at the Board's office, 'G.P.Ó., ' Melboiìrne, d at the offices of the Commonwealth Local Stbre'è. Board, 64 Harbóúristr'eet, Sydney.

COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS. TENDERS, returnable at Four p.m. on 10th November, 1925,

are invited for the supply of- 7,000 gallons car and wagon axle oil.

Tender forms are available at the offices of the Common- wealth Railways, Melbourne, and Commonwealth Works Direc- tor, Adelaide. .

Tenders are to be addressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth Railways Commissioner, Melbourne, endorsed " Tender. for Lubricating Oil." "

BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER.

FEDERAL CAPITAL COMMISSION. SEPARATE Tenders, accompanied by the necessary deposits,

will be received until Noon on 9th November, 1925, for- 1. Supply and installation of a sawdust extraction plant

at the joiners' shop, Eastlake, Canberra. 2. Erection of brick .incinerator, Eastlake, Canberra.

Plans, specifications, and general conditions may be inspected and tender forms obtained at the offices of the Director -General. of Works, Commonwealth Offices, Melbourne; of the Common- wealth Works Director for New South Wales, Customs House, Sydney ; and of the Federal Capital Commission, Canberra.

Tenders to be forwarded in an envelope endorsed " Tender for Installation of a Sawdust Extraction Plant," or " Tender for Erection of an Incinerator," as the case may he, to the Secretary, Federal Capital Commission.

No tender necessarily accepted.

TO lease for 10 years. -14 grazing blocks. Under improve- ment conditions. Splendid sheep country. 1,000 to 1,500 acres.

Rentals, 4s. 3d. to 6s. 3d. per acre. Full particulars from the Secretary, Federal Capital Com-

mission, Canberra. Applications close 16th November, 1925.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

SUPPLY and installation of electric light and power equipment to thirty cottages at Civic Centre, Canberra, £480 -F. McPherson and G. W. Hammett, Eastlake. Installation to be effected at direction of Commission.

Erection of twelve brick cottages for Printing Staff at East- lake, £21,552 -W. H. Mason, Queanbeyan. Date of acceptance, 6th October, 1.925; date for completion, 23rd February, 1926.

REPATRIATION COMMISSION.

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.- (Series 1925 -26.) SERVICES TO REPATRIATION MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.

Period -1st October to 31st December, 1925.

Bread. 2063. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart,

Tasmania.-Bread, 16s. 3d. per 100 lb.- Reginald Griffiths, 217 Macquarie- street, Hobart, Tasmania.

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2064.. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart, Tasmania.-Beef and mutton, 7d. per lb.; tripe, 7d. per lb.; brains, 3s. per dozen sets. -Arthur J. Dryssdale, 81 Elizabeth - street, Hobart, Tasmania.

Poultry. 2065. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart, Tasmania. -Poultry: boilers, roasters, and chickens, ls. 9d. per lb. -Tames Bell Connolly, Chapel- street, Glenorchy, Tas- mania.

Groceries. 2066. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart, Tasmania.-Bacon, ls. 3d. per 1h.; barley, pearl, 21d. per lb.; biscuits, cabin, 51d. per lb. ; cocoa. 81d. per lb.; coffee (60 per rent. coffee, 40 per cent. chicory) , ls. 4d. per lb. ; cornflour, 7i-d. per lb.; cream of tartar, ls. 3d. per lb.; cream, large, 15s. per dozen tins; dates, loose, 5d. per lb.; fish: salmon (in tins) pink (Nara Bay) lis. per dozen 16 -oz. tins; salmon (in tins) , red ( Sweet Peas) , 15s. per dozen 1.6 -oz. tins; sardines (in tins) (Norwegian), 4s. 9d. per dozen 4 -oz. tins; flour: plain, 24d. per lb.; self -raising, 3 /d. per lb.; fruits: preserved, 9s. 9d. per dozen 30 -oz. tins; jam, marmalade, 81d. per lb., or 13s. per dozen 24 -oz. tins; jam, assorted (Peacock's or Jones's), Od. per lb., or 9s. 6d. per dozen 24 -oz. tins; jam, apricot (Peacock's or Jones's), 10s. per dozen 24-oz. tins; raspberry (Peacock's or Jones's). 12s. 9d. per dozen 24 -oz. tins; strawberry (Peacock's or Jones's), 20s. per dozen 24 -oz. tins; cherry .(Peacock's or Jones's), lls. 9d. per dozen 24-oz. tins; red and black currant (Peacock's or Jones's), 13e. per. dozen 24-oz. tins; matches, Safety (Bryant and May's), Os.

No. 92.-29th October, 1925 1670. . Commonwealth Gazette

6d. per gross packet; oil, O'cedar, is. M. per 6 -oz. bottle; rolled oats, 3 /d. per lb.; ochre, red, 3d. per lb.; pepper, black, ls. 2d. per lb. ; pickles (vegetable) , mixed, 10s. per dozen 20- oz. bottles; polish, metal, Brasso, or Ss. per dozen 64-oz. tins; stove, 4s. per dozen 4 -oz. tins ; rice, 3d. per lb. ; sanitary paper, 2s. 4d. per dozen 8 -oz. rolls ; salt, 8s. per cwt. ; sauce, tomato, 7s. per dozen 10 -oz. bottles; Worcester, 7s. 9d. per dozen 10 -oz. bottles; soap, common or household, 36s. per cwt. soap, Monkey, 2s. 3d. per dozen 5 -oz. cakes; soap, Sand, 2s. 3d. per dozen 10 -oz. cakes ; soap, Velvet ( small bars) , 3s. 10d. per dozen 81-oz. bars; soda, bicarbonate, 3d. per lb.; soda, washing, 11d. per lb. ; sugar, 41d. per lb. ; tablets, junket, 9s. per dozen tubes of 24 tablets; ; treacle, 7s. 6d. per dozen 2 -1h. tins; vinegar, is. 9d. per gallon; tea, ls. 7d. per lb.; Robur, No. 1, 2s. 5d. per lb. -Syd. Cummins & Co., 62 Mur- ray- street, Hobart, Tasmania.

Period -1st October, 1925, to 31st March, 1926.

Dairy Produce. 2067. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart,

Tasmania.- Butter, ¡d. per lb. above wholesale market rates, as published under Hobart produce market in Mercury on the Thursday preceding delivery; cheese, ls. per lb.; eggs, ld. per dozen above wholesale market rates, as published in Mercury on the day preceding delivery. - William J. Rennie, Liverpool- street, Hobart, Tasmania.


Ale, Stout, (C.c.

2068. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart, Tasmania. -Ale (Toohey's), 8s. 9d. per dozen reputed pint bottles; stout (Toohey's), 9s. per dozen reputed pint bottles; port wine (Australian), 26s. per dozen reputed quart bottles; lime juice (Tasmanian), 17s. per dozen reputed quart bottles; soda syphons (Tasmanian) (Standard) , 25s. per dozen, with allowance of 12s. per dozen empty syphons returned; rum (Australian), 72s. per dozen reputed quart bottles. -Fer- guson & Co. -Pty. Ltd., Murray- street, Hobart, Tasmania.


Meat. 2069. Delivery at Repatriation Hospital, Caulfield, for Anzac

Hostel, Brighton, and the Repatriation Hospital, Caulfield. - Beef, 35s. per 100 lb. ; mutton, 45s. 10d. per 100 lb. ; brains, 2d. per set; chops, loin, mixed, 10d. per lb.; cutlets, mutton, ls. per lb. ; lambs' fry, 6d. per lb. ; sheep's kidneys, 2s. per dozen; sheep's tongues, 2s. per dozen; tripe, 6d. per lb.; ox tails, ls. 3d. each; ox tongues, 8d. per lb.; steak, rump, ls. 3d. per lb. ; pork, legs, is. ld. per lb_ ; sausage skins, 4s. 3d. per lb. Discount, 3 per cent. for 7 days. -Walter Loch Pegler, 22 Glenferrie -road, Malvern.

Meat and Ice.

2070. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Macleod. - Beef, 37s. 6d. per 100 lb. ; mutton, SSs. 4d. per 100 lb. ; brains, 2d. per set; chops, loin, 9d. per lb.; lambs' fry, 5d. per lb.; sheep's kidneys, 2s. per dozen ; tripe, 5d. per lb. ; steak, rump, lld. per lb.; pork, ls. 3d. per lb; ice, 2s. 9d. per cwt. -F. Watkins Pty. Ltd., 184 Bourke -street, Melbourne.

Fish and Oysters.

2071. F.o.r., Melbourne for Anzac Hostel, Brighton, Re- patriation Hospital, Ca *ilfield, and Sanatorium, Macleod. For Anzac Hostel only.-Fish, whiting, ls. 3d. per lb. , oysters, ls. per dozen. For Repatriation Hospital, Caulfield, only. - Fish, smoked blue cod, ls. 3d. per lb. ; smoked barracouta, Od. per lb.;_ whiting, ls. 3d. per lb; fish, assorted, 6d. per lb.; oysters, ls. per dozen. For Sanatorium, Macleod, only. - Fish, assorted, M. per lb.; whiting. ls. 3d. per lb. -David Hyland & Sons Pty. Ltd., 456 Flinders-lane, Melbourne.

Rabbits and Poultry.- 2072. Delivery at Anzac Hostel, Brighton, and Repatriation

:Hospital, Caulfield, and f.o.r. Macleod Railway Station for Sanatorium, Macleod.-Rabbits, ls. 3d. per pair ; poultry, fowls, boilers, 11d. per lb.; roasters and chickens, ls. 3d. per lb. -F. Milgate & Sons, 108 Acland -street, St. Kilda..

Groceries.

2073. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield, for Anzac Hostel, Brighton, and Repatriation General Hospi- tal, Caulfield, and at the Sanatorium, Macleod. -For Anzac Hostel and Repatriation Hospital, Caulfield. Barley, pearl, 20. per lb.; biscuits, assorted, 9d. per lb.; blue, l0id. per lb.; .

Bon Ami, 7s. per dozen 91 -oz. cakes; chutney, 9s. per dozen 13 -oz. bottles; cheese, Cheddar, 8s. per dozen 4 -oz. tins; cinnamon, ground, is. per lb.; Clever Mary, 10s. 3d. per dozen 20-oz. tins; cloves, ls. 9d. per lb.; cocoa, 6d. per lb.; coffee (60 per cent. coffee, 40 per cent. chicory) , ls. 3id. per lb.; cornflour, 8 /d. per lb.; cream of tartar, ls. lid. per lb.; currants, 6d. per lb.; curry powder, 10íd. per lb.; custard pówder, 80. per lb. Fish, salmon (in tins) , 8s. 3d. per dozen 16 -oz.

tins; sardines (in tins) , 7s. per dozen 8 -oz. tins; herrings (in tins), 7s. 9d. per dozen 16 -oz. tins. Flour, plain, 2d. per lb.;

self- raising, 3d. per lb. Fruits, preserved, 9s. 3d. per dozen 30 -oz. tins. Jam, assorted (to include marmalade) , 2s. lid. per tin of 5 lb. ; jelly, crystals, 3s. per dozen 4 -oz. packets; macaroni, 40. per lb.; matches, safety (Australian), 5s. 6d. per gross packet; meal, brose, .4d. per lb; meal, digestive, 2d. per lb. ; mustard, 2s. per lb. ; oatmeal,, flaked, 24s. per cwt.; peas, split, 2d. per lb.; peel, lemon, 10d. per lb.; peel, mixed, lid. per lb.; pepper, white, ls. 5d. per lb.; pickles (vegetable), mixed; 8s. 6d. per dozen 20 -oz. bottles; polish, metal, Brasso, or, 5s. M. per gallon; polish, stove, 4s. per dozen, approximately 4 -oz. tips; polish, powder, plate, Goddard's, or, 10s. 6d. per dozen 2i -oz. boxes; raisins, seeded, 70. per lb.; rice, lid. per lb.; sago, 2 /d. per lb.; salt, 6s. per cwt.; salt, Cerebos, lls. 6d. per dozen 24 -oz. tins ; sauce, tomato, 6s. 3d. per dozen 13 -oz. bottles; sauce, Worcester, 5s. per dozen l0 -oz. bottles; soap, common or household, 24s. 3d. per cwt.; soap, Lifebuoy, 3s. 6d. per dozen 4i -oz. cakes ; soap, Monkey, 4s. 2d. per dozen 10i -oz. cakes,; soap, sand, 2s. 9d. per dozen 12 -oz. cakes; soap, toilet, 11 id. per lb.; soap, Velvet (small bars) , 61d. per lb. ; soda, washing, 7s. 9d. per cwt. ; sugar, icing, 5d. per lb.; sultanas, 8 /d. per lb.; syrup, golden, 7s. liid. per dozen 2 -lb. tins; tapioca, 2d. per lb.; vinegar, ls. 2d. per gallon, For Sanatorium, Macleod, only.- Baking powder, ls. per lb.; barley, pearl, 2d. per lb.; blue, load. per ,I13.; Bon Ami, 7s. per dozen 9i -oz. cakes; candles (12 to the 1 lb.), 10íd. per lb.; Clever Mary, 10s. per dozen 20 -oz. tins; cloves, ls. 9d. per lb.; cocoa, M. per lb.; coffee (60 per cent. coffee, 40_ per cent. chicory) , ls. 3ßd. per lb.; cornflour, 6d; per lb.; cream of tartar, is. lid. per lb.; currants, 6d. per lb.; curry powder, 1Oíd. per lb. ; custard powder, 80. per lb. ; dates, 4d. per lb. ; essences, lemon and vanilla, 6s. per dozen 1 -oz. bottles; fish, salmon (in tins) , 8s. 3d. per- dozen 16 -oz. tins ; white- bait (in tins) , 34s. per dozen 16 -oz. tins;. flour, plain, 2d. per

self -raising, 3d. per lb. ; fruits, preserved, 9s. 3d. per dozen 30 -oz. tins; herbs, mixed, 9s. per dozen 3 -oz. bottles; honey, 5d. per lb.; insectibane, 8s. 9d. per dozen 11 -oz. tins; jam, assorted, 2s. lid. per tin of 5 lb.; jelly, crystals, 2s. lid. per dozen 4 -oz. packets; lime, id. per lb.; macaroni, 4id. per lb. ; matches, safety (Australian), 5s. 6d. per gross packet; milk, condensed, 8s. per Biozen 14 -oz. tins; mustard, 2s. per. lb.; nutmegs, 2s. 7id. per lb.; oatmeal, plain, 19s. M. per cwt.; peas, split, 20. per lb.; peel, lemon, 10d. per lb.; pepper, white, ls. 5d. per lb. ; polish, metal, Brasso, or, 5s. 9d. per gallon; polish, stove, 4s. per dozen 4 -oz tins; prunes, lid per lb.; raisins, 6id. per lb.; sago, 2 /d. lb.; salt, fine, 6s. per cwt. ; salt, coarse, d. per lb. ; sauce, tomato, 6s. 3d. per dozen 13 -oz. bottles; soap, common or household, 24s. 3d. per cwt. ; soap, extract, McLeod's, ls. per dozen 4 -oz. packets; soap, sand, 2s. 9d. per dozen 12 -oz. cakes; soap, toilet, it +d. per lb.; soda, bicarbonate, 2d. per lb.; soda, washing, 7s. 9d. per cwt.; starch, Preservene, 70. per lb.; sugar, brown, 4ßd. per lb.; sugar, icing, 5d. per lb.; sultanas, 8 /d. per lb.; syrup, golden, 7s. 6d. per dozen 2 -1b. tins ; tablets, Junket, 6s. per dozen tubes of 24 tablets; tapioca,. 24d. per lb.; vermicelli, 5d. per lb.; vinegar, ls. 2d. per gallon; whiting, id. lb.- Moran & Cato Pty. Ltd., 277 Brunswick- street, Fitzroy.

Forage.

2074. Delivery at Sanatorium, Macleod.- Chaff, oaten, £6 per ton; straw, £3 10s. per ton; oats, 3s. 6d. per bushel; bran, 1s. 8d. per bushel. -John McLean, 37 Plenty -road, South Preston.

Ice.

2075. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield, for Anzac Hostel, Brighton, and Repatriation General Hos- pital, Caulfield. -Ice, 2s. 3d. per cwt. -W. Woodmason Ice Supply, Glenferrie -road, Malvern.

Forage.

2076. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield. -Bran, is. lid. per bushel ; chaff, 6s. 6d. per cwt. ; salt, coarse

( Black Horse) , 18s. 6d. per bag (11 bags to ton) ; salt, coarse, 8s. per bag (approximately l j cwt.) ; straw, 4s. 6d. per cwt. - C. G. Mitchell Pty. Ltd., 156 High -street, Malvern.

Tea.

2077. Delivery at Repatriation Hospital, Caulfield. -Tea, 1,200 lb., in 50 -1b. half -chests, at ls. 50. per lb. With allowance of ls. per each half -chest returned complete with lid and lead in good order and condition. Discount, 24 per cent. for 30 days. -J. S. Corden & Co. Pty. Ltd., Wholesale Merchants, Spencer- street, Melbourne.

Wines, Spirits, and Soda Water.

2078. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield, for Anzac Hostel, Brighton, and Repatriation General Hospi- tal, Caulfield.- Brandy, Chateau Tanunda, 8s. 5d. per reputed quart; whisky, Old Court, 7s. 6d. per reputed quart; port wine, Old Tawny, 2s. 6d. per reputed quart; sherry, Ss. per reputed quart, less 2i per cent. for 30 days. -0. Kurrle, Haw- thorn -road, Balaclava Juhction, Caulfield.

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2079. For Anzac Hostel, Brightòn, Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield, and Sanatorium, Macleod.-For Anzac Aostel, Brighton, and Repatriation Hospital, Caulfield, only. -Sodawater in syphons, at 5s. 3d. per dozen delivered; 4s. 9d. per dozen, if delivery taken at factory. For Sanatorium, Macleod only. -Sodawater in syphons, 5s. 3d. per dozen, delivered f.o.r. Prince's -bridge Railway Station; 4s. 9d. per dozen, if delivery taken at factory. Syphons, crates, and cases not retdrned, 24s. per dozen. -O.T. Ltd., High- street, Prahran.

Extension of Contract Period. 2080. The period of the following contract has been ex-

tended:-Tents and Blinds (Serial No. 1884) , to 31st March, 1926. The G-air Manufacturing Co. Pty. Ltd., 480 Elizabeth - street, Melbourne.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE. CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

PLANTING GRASS AND ANNUAL MAINTENANCE OF SOLDIERS' GRAVES IN CEMETERIES IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

Period -ending 30th 'September, 1926. Approved 10th September, 1926

(857) Field of Mars, Roman Catholic -3 graves, £2 5s.- Rev. Father E. Gell, Ryde.

(858) 'Rookwood, Presbyterian -16 graves, ill 4s. VP. Wood, 23 York -street, Sydney.

(859) Rookwood, Roman Catholic-39 graves, £39. -L. Cotter, 52 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.

(860) Rookwood, Church of England -77 graves, £57 15s.- 4. L. Paton, 337 Pitt - street, Sydney.

( 861) Rookwood, Independent -6. graves, £4 lOs. --E. L. Daddy, 88 Pitt -street, Sydney.

( 862) Rookwood, R'Pethodist, 4 graves, 5 1ÿ2Q: M. H. Binds, 218 Castlereagh- street, Sydney.

(863) Field of Mars, Presbyterian -1 grave, 15s. -J. W. Park, Jordan -street, Gladesville.

SHIRTS AND COLLARS TO ROYAL EDWARD VICTUALLING YARD.

Approved 22nd September, 1925. (898) Contract No. 827. -291 shirts, white, tunic, with stiff

cuffs, 66s. per dozen, less 3 per cent discount for payment within 14 days, or, alternatively, 2; per cent in 30 days. - Pelaco Limited.

(899) Contract No. 826. -5,085 collars, white, linen, 7s. per dozen, less 34 per cent. discount for payment in 7 days. -R. J. Henderson Pty. Ltd.

BREAD, MILS, AND MEAT TO ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL COLLEGE, JERVIS BAY.


Approved 22nd September, 1925. (900) Contract No. 834. -Bread, 20s. 10d. per 100 lb., with

an increase or decrease of lOd. per 100 lb. for à rise or fall of £1 per ton in price of flour, less 5 per cent. discount for payment within 14 days. -D. Small.

(901) Contract No. 832. -Fresh milk, ls. 9d. per gallon. - James Watt. -

Period -1st October to 31st March, 1926.

(902) Contract No. 833.-Beef : fore -quarters, 31d. per lb. ; hind- quarters, 5d. per lb. ; ribs, boned and rolled, 6d. per lb.; topsides, 5td. per lb. ; thick flanks, 51d. per lb. ; corned briskets, 3d. per lb. ; corned. rounds, 5d. per lb. ; minced steak, 4d. per lb. ; veal, 4d. per lb. ; mutton : carcasses, 51d. per lb. ; chops, 9d. per lb. ; pork : Sides, 101d. per lb. ; corned, 101d. per lb.; sausages, pork, 8d. per lb. ; sausages, mixed meat, 5d. per lb. ; fresh suet, beef kidney, 5d. per lb. ; hearts, ox, 6d. per lb.; kidneys, ox, 9d. each;'kidneys, sheep, ls. per dozen; sheeps' fry, 4s. per dozen; tripe, ox, 5d. per lb.; rabbits, 7d. each; dripping, 6d. per lb.-Morison & Sons.

VICTORIA.

Req. No. 16961. Chargeable to Division 67/1/1 (General Stores). Approved 24th September, 1925.

(903) Contract No. 824.- Supply of 1,300 pickets, screw, short, ls. 8d. each ; 650 sticks, windlassing, 4d. each, less 2# per cent. for payment of account within 30 days.- Brown's Spring Co., 501 -3 Elizabeth- street, Melbourne.

Corrigendum. With reference to Serial No. 515 appearing in Gazette, No.

56, of the 16th July, 1925, relative contract of Messrs. Rhodes & Heron, for reconditioning of Leyland tenders, the following additional items have been supplied : -Req. No. 16967, supply of bushes, &c., in connexion with Leyland tender, A.F. 19, as follows : -Front floating bushes, £3 8s. ; rear floating bushes, £7 10s.; bushes for springs, £1 8s. ; manifold, 15s., less 21 per cent. for payment of account within 30 days.

Req. No. 16971. Chargeable to Trust Fund, Uniform Clothing and Necessaries (Naval) Account; Approved 29th. September, 1925. (904) Contract No. 828. -Supply of 2,000 pairs slippers; black

leather, to Royal Edward Victualling Yard, lls. ld, per pair.- - J. C; Hanson, 346 Hoddle -street, Abbotsford. Req. No. 16981. Chargeable to T.F. Small Arms Ammunition

Factory Account. Approved 6th October, 1925. (905) 12 tons electrolytic spelter, AZ brand, £41 10s. per

ton, for Small Arms Ammunition Factory, Footscray. -Briscoe & Co. Ltd., 395 Little Collins -street, Melbourne. Req. No. 16972. Chargeable to Division 72/1/7. Approved

1st October, 1925. (906) Contract No. .837. -Supply to the R.A.A.F. of 200

binders, Dandy, to take 200 sheets, size 61 in. x 91 in., ils. 6d. each, less_ 2t. per cent. for payment within 7 days. -Modern Office Equipment Co., 49 Elizabeth- street, Melbourne. Req. No. 16982. Chargeable to Division 73/1/1. Approved

6th October, 1925. (907) Supply of 5,000 sup. feet New Zealand white pine,

12 in. x 1 in., in 'random lengths, 50s. per 100 sup. feet, for R.A.A.F. -Alex. Sturrock & Sons _Pty. Ltd., Lorimer- street, South Melbourne.

Req. No. 16969. Chargeable to Division 73/1/1, General Stores. Approved 6th October, 1925.

(908) Supply of 4,600 yards canvas, packing, hessian, 18 -oz., 72 in. wide, 81-d. per yard.-Joyce Bros. Ltd., 247 Franklin - street west, Melbourne.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Req. No. 16968. Chargeable to División 73/1 /1, General . Stores. Approved 6th October, 1925.

(909) Supply of 4,750 yards canvas, packing, hessian, 18 oz., 72 in. wide, 81d. per yard, less 3 per cent. for payment within .7 days, 2; per cent. for payment wi,hin 14 or 30 days. -G. S. Armitage-Ltd., 247 George- street, Sydney.

(910) Supply of 4,350 yards canvas, packing, hessian, 18 oz., 72 in. wide, 81d. per yard, less 3 per cent. for payment within 7 days, -21 per cent. for payment within 30 days. -C. H. Slade & Co., 225 Castlereagh- street, Sydney.

Approved 11th June, 1925. (911) Supply of 800 gallons boiled linseed oil, in 4- gallon

tins, in cases .holding two tins, 5s. 8d. per gallon. -Meggitts Limited, 26 King- street, Sydney.

QUEEN SLAND.

PROVISIONS TO H. ALA. SHIPS AT BRISBANE.

Period -14th August to 24th October, 1925. Approved 28th August, 1925.

(912) Vegetables : potatoes, 15s. per cwt. ; cabbages, 2d. per lb.; turnips (white), 2d. per lb.; -turnips (swede), lid.. per lb. ; carrots, 21d. per lb. ; parsnips, 2d. per lb. ; pumpkins, 4d, per lb.; onions, 21d. per lb., net-A. Grose, Stanley- street, South Brisbane.

(912A) Dairy produce: bacon, 11d. per lb.; butter, ls. 10d. per ib.; eggs, is. 2d. per dozen, net.-A Grose, Stanley- street, South Brisbane.

(913) Meat -Beef : boned and rolled, -5d. per lb. fresh, 51-d. per lb. frozen; topsides, 4Id. per lb. and 5d. per lb. thick flank, 34d. per lb., and 4d. per lb; corned rounds, 5d. -

per lb., and 5d. per lb.; veal, 31d, per lb., and 3 /d. per lb.; mutton carcasses, 6d. per lb.; and 61d. per lb.; pork sides, 8 /d, per lb. and 9d. per lb. ; sausages : pork, 6d. per lb., and 6d. per lb. ; beef, 4d. per lb., and 4d. per lb. ; ox kidneys, 7d. per lb., and 7d. per lb.; sheep s frys, 4s. and 4s. 6d. per dozen; rabbits, 2s. and 2s. 2d. per pair; dripping, 5d. per lb., and 5d. per lb., net. -- Western Queensland Butchering Co., Stanley - street, South Brisbane.

(914) Bread, 18s. 9d. per 100 lb., uet.-Webster's Bakeries Ltd., Gladstone -road, South Brisbane.

1Ew Souvt1 WALES.

MEAT TO H. M.A.S. " TINGIRA." Period -1st October, 1925, to 31st March, 1926.

Approved 17th September, 1925. (915) Beef: ribs, boned and rolled, 4 /d. per lb.; topsides,

44d. per lb. ; thick flanks, 44d. per lb. ; corned, briskets, 14d. per lb.; corned, rounds, 4id. per lb.; minced steak, 3d. per lb.; veal, 31d. per lb. ; mutton carcasses, 5d. per lb. ; mutton chops, 6d, per lb.; lamb carcasses, 6 /d. per lb.; pork sides, 10d. per lb.; pork, corned, 91d. per lb.; sausages: pork, 6d. per lb.; mixed meat, 4d. per lb.; Belgian, 51d. per lb.; fresh suet, beef, kidney, 5d. per lb.; brawn, 61d. per lb.; hearts, ox, to average 4 lb. each, 6d. per lb. ; kidneys, ox, 9d. -per lb. ; kidneys, sheep's, 2s. 3d. per dozen; sheep's frys, 3s. per dozen; soup meat, 2d. per lb. ; tripe, ox, cooked, 31d. per lb.; rabbits, 1s. 3d. per pair; ice, 2s. 3d. per cwt.; dripping, 5d. per lb., less 2i per cent. for payment within 7 days.--H. D. Walker, 370 New South Head -road, Rose Bay.

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MEAT TO H.M.A. SHIPS AND ESTABLISHMENTS, WITH EXCEPTION OF H.M.A.S. "TINGIRA " AND R.A.N. COLLEGE, JERVIS BAY.

(916) Beef: fresh, forequarters, 2d. per lb. ; hind quarters, 41dd. per lb.; ribs, boned and rolled, 40. per lb.; topsides, 41d. per lb.; thick flanks, 41d. per lb.; corned, briskets, 2d. per lb.; corned, rounds, 41d. per lb.; minced steak, 3d. per lb.; veal, 4d. per lb. ; mutton : carcasses, 4id. per lb. ; chops, 6d. per lb.; lantib carcasses, 7d. per lb. ; pork sides, 100. per lb.; pork, corned, 10d. per lb.; sausages : pork, 61d. per lb ; mixed meat, 4d. per lb.; Belgian, 51d. per lb.; fresh suet, beef kidney, 50. per lb. ; brawn, 7d. per lb. ; hearts, ox, to average 4 lb. each, 2d. per lb.; kidneys : ox, 9d. each ; sheep's, 2s. 6d. per dozen; sheep's frys, 3s. per dozen; soup meat, 2d. per lb.; tripe, cooked, ox, 44d. per lb.; rabbits, ls. 2d. per pair; ice, 2s. 6d. per cwt.; dripping, 5d. per lb., net. -T. Playfair Ltd., Argyle- street, Sydney.

VEGETABLES TO NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS, ETC., SYDNEY.

Period ist October to 31st December, 1925.

Approved 17th Septenvber, 1925.

(917) Potatoes, either Brownells, 20s. per cwt., or Carmens, 15s. per cwt., in bags; or Brownell's, 21s. 6d. per cwt., and Carmens, 16s. 6d. per cwt., in crates; onions, 25s. per cwt. in bags; 26s. 6d. per cwt. in crates; turnips (white), 18s. 8d. per cwt. in bags; 20s. per cwt. in crates; turnips (swede), 10s. per cwt. in bags; 12s. Gd. per cwt. in crates; parsnips, 23s. 4d. per cwt., in bags; and 25s. per cwt., in crates; Marrows, lls. 8d. per cwt. in bags; 14s. per cwt. in crates; pumpkins, 20s. per cwt. in bags; 23s. per cwt. in crates; *cabbages, 2 -d. per lb. in bags; *cauliflowers, 21d. per lb. in bags; *carrots, 30s. per cwt. in bags; *radishes, 2s. per dozen bunches in bags; *spring onions, 2s. per dozen bunches; *lettuce, 2s. per dozen, net. (In crates, prices not required for items marked *.) -Allan Ferguson & Co., 103 George- street, Sydney.

FRESH MILK TO NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS, ETC.


Approved 17th. September, 1925. (918) On board vessels in stream, Sydney (Item 1), One shil-

ling and eightpence (1s. 8d.) per gallon; on board vessels lying alongside Cockatoo Island, Sydney, One shilling and eightpence (ls. 8d. per gallon (Item 2), less 3 per cent. for payment within 14 days, 22 per cent. for payment within 30 days. -Farmers' and Dairymen's Milk Co. Ltd., Harris and Thomas streets, Ultimo.

(919) On board vessels lying alongside Garden Island, Syd- ney (Item 3), One shilling and fourpenee (is. 4d.) per gallon; at pier, Lyne Park, for delivery to H.M.A.S. Tingira, Rose Bay (Item 4), One shilling and threepence halfpenny (1s. 31d.) per gallon net. -N.S.W. Fresh Food & Ice Co. Ltd., 25 Har- bour- street, Sydney.

FISH TO H.M.A. SHIPS AND NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS, ETC.


Approved 17th September, 1925.

(920) Bream (sea), fresh cleaned and frozen, 10d. per lb.; flathead, do., do., 6d. per lb. ; mullet, do., do., 4d. per lb.; trout, do., do., 4d. per lb. ; schnapper, do., do., 8d. per lb.; salmon, do., do., 4d. per lb. ; murray cod, do., do., 9d. per lb.; murray perch, do., do., 9d. per lb.; smoked blue cod, do., is. per lb. ; smoked murray cod, do., is. per lb. ; smoked murray perch, do., 9d. per lb. Uncleaned fish, less 10 per cent. Prices less 5 per cent. for payment within 14 days, 21 per cent. within 30 days. -David Hyland & Sons Pty. Ltd., 356 Harris- street, Sydney.

LEATHER GLOVES TO MAN -OF -WAR STEPS, FORT MACQUARIE, SYDNEY.


(921) 650 pairs gloves, leather, to departmental pattern 101, 30s. per pair; 750 gloves, leather, right, to departmental pattern 99, ls. 6d. each; 850 gloves, leather, left, to departmental pattern 100, is. 6d. each ; 200 pairs gauntlets, cotton twill, to departmental pattern No. 23 (G.30), 30s. per pair, Australian manufacture, less 21 per cent. for payment in 7 days, 11 per cent. for payment in 14 days. Total expenditure, £220 lls. 10d.- Boston Football & Leather Goods Mfg. Co., -52 Reservoir- street, Sydney.

QUEENSLAND.

COAL TO H.M.A.S. " MORESBY."

Chargeable to Trust Fund Defence Reserve Account. Approved 24th June, 1925.

(922) Brisbane, 21st September, 1925, 193 tons coal, first grade, unscreened, Aberdare, 24s. 6d. per ton in lighter alongside ship. Firm to supply a winchman.- Cleghorn Hopkins & Co. Ltd., Brisbane.

Cïmoñvväti Gite COAL TO H.M.A.S. " GERANIUM:"

Chargeable tó 52/1/6. Approved 4th September, 1925.

(923) Brisbane, 11th September, 1925, 246 tons coal, first grade, unscreened, Aberdare, 24s. 6d. per ton in lighter alongside ship. Firm to supply a winchman. Cléghorn Hopkins & Co. Ltd., Brisbane.

VICTORIA.

MEAT TO FLINDERS NAVAL DEPÔT AND H.M.A. SHIPS AT WESTERNPORT AND IN HOBSON'S BAY.

Period -1st October, 1925, to 31st March, 1926. (924) Contract No. 829. -Beef : forequarters, 3d. per lb.;

hind quarters, 5d. per lb. ; ribs, boned and rolled, 5d. per lb.; topsides, 5d. per lb. ; thick flanks, 5d. per lb. ; corned, briskets, 2 1d. per lb. ; rounds, 6h-d. per lb. ; minced steak, 4d. per lb.; veal, 52d. per lb. ; mutton : carcasses, 50. per lb. ; chops, 7d. per lb. ; lamb, carcasses, 7d. per lb. ; pork : sides, 114-d. per lb.; corned, 101d. per lb.; sausages, pork, 74d. per lb.; sausages, mixed meat, 5d. per lb; sausages, Belgian, 7d. per lb.; fresh suet, beef kidney, 5 0. per lb. ; brawn, 10d. per lb.; hearts, ox, to average 4 lb. each, 3d. per lb. ; kidneys, ox, 9d. per lb.; kidneys, sheep's, ls. 6d. per dozen; sheep's fry, 4s. per dozen ; soup meat, ld. per lb. ; tripe, ox, cooked, 5d. per lb. ; rabbits, ls. 6d. per pair; ice, 2s. per cwt. ; dripping, 54d. per lb.. (Prices for Westernport include packing in muslin so meat will travel without damage in transit.) -F. Watkins & Co. Pty. Ltd.

VEGETABLES TO FLINDERS NAVAL DEPÔT AND H.M.A. SHIPS IN HOBSON'S BAY AND AT WESTERNPORT.

Period -1st October, 1925, to 31st March, 1926. (925) Contract No. 830.- Potatoes, Carmen, 12s. 6d. per

cwt. ; onions, 20s. 6d. per cwt. ; turnips, white, 14s. per cwt.; turnips, swede, 7s. per cwt.; parsnips, 17s. per cwt.; marrows, 10s. per cwt. ; pumpkins, 9s. per cwt. ; cabbages, 2d. per lb.; cauliflowers, 2d. per lb. ; carrots, 14s. per ewt. ; radishes, is. 6d. per dozen bunches; spring onions, 1s. 6d. per dozen bunches; lettuce, 2s. 6d. per dozen; 6d. extra for bags supplied with vegetables, potatoes, and onions, if not returned. -Bailey Bros.

FRESH FISH (CLEANED) TO FLINDERS NAVAL DEPÔT AND H.M.A. SHIPS IN HOBSON'S BAY AND AT WESTERNPORT.

Period -1st October, 1925, to 31st March, 1926. (926) Contract No. 831. -Bream (sea), 44d. per lb.; flathead,

41d. per lb. ; mullet, 42d. per lb. ; trout, 41d. per lb. ; schnapper, 8d. per lb. ; salmon, 5d. per lb. ; Murray cod, 9d. per lb.; Murray perch, 7d. per lb. ; smoked Murray cod, ls. ld. per lb.; smoked blue cod, ls. per lb.; smoked Murray perch, 10d. per lb. ; rock ling, 8d. per lb. ; flounders, lid. per lb. -D. Hyland & Sons Pty. Ltd.

SUGAR FOR FLINDERS NAVAL DEPÔT.

(927) 10 tons sugar, Al, in 70 -1b. bags, £37 6s. 8d. per ton. - Colonial Sugar Refining Co.

FLOUR FOR FLINDERS NAVAL DEPÔT.

(928) 53 tons flour (150 -1b. bags), £13 lá. 9d. per ton of 2,000 lb., less 1 per cent. for payment in 30 days. -John Darling & Son.

COAL FOR NO. i DEPÔT, LAVERTON.

(929) 140 tons coal, screened, best household, 26s. 8d. per ton f.o.r Wonthaggi. -State Coal Mine.

CARRYING OUT OF FUNERALS AT MELBOURNE.

Period -25th . úly, 1925, to 30th June, 1930. (930) Contract No. 781. -Part 1, Officers' Funerals -Item 1,

coffin, 1 -in. kauri or hoop pine, french polished, with. beading top and bottom, flush lid, well pitched, to be provided with solid brass mountings consisting of six handles, one pair lid Ornaments, thumbscrews, plate engraved with name, rank, date of death, and age, inside to be padded and lines with white calico throughout, including lid, with superior embossed side slips, £5 2s. 9d. ; item 2, inside case, when required, in addition to coffin as above, galvanized iron, £1 16s. 6d. ; lead, £519s. (prices quoted above for items 1 and 2 are for delivery f.o.r. or f.o.b. Melbourne; item 3, shroud (if required), flannel, With flannel cap and face cover, 12s. 6d.; item 4, undertaker's attendance at funeral (if required), lOs. ; item 5, hearse; motor and driver (if required), £2; item 6, motor for conveyance of chaplain (if required), £1 10s. item 7, motor for conveyance of relatives (if required), £1 lOs. ; cemetery fees, including digging of grave, purchase of ground, iron number, and expenses involved in obtaining title for the grave, £4 5s.; Part 2, men's funerals -Item 1, coffin, 1 -in. white pine coffin Covered in black cloth of good quality, flushed lid, well pitched, to be provided with imitation brass mountings, consisting of six

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handles and plates, one pair lid ornaments, four córner clips, and breast plate with name, rank, date of death, and age written thereon, to . be lined and padded with white calico throughout, including lid, and one pair side slips and ruffle, £2 14s. lid. ; item 2, inside case, when required, in addition to coffin as above, galvanized- iron, £1 16s.; lead, -£5 19s. (prices quoted above for items 1 and 2 are for delivery f.o.r. or f.o.b. Melbourne) ; item 3, shroud (if required), flannel, with flannel cap and face cover, 10s. 6d.; item 4, undertaker's attendance at funeral (if required), 10s.; item 5, hearse, motor and driver (if required), £2; item 6, motor for conveyance of chaplain (if required), £1 10s.; item '7, motor for conveyance of relatives (if required), £1 10s.; item 8, cemetery fees, including digging of grave,, purchase of ground, iron number, and expenses involved in obtaining title for ̀ the grave, £4 5s. -W. G. Apps & Sons Pty. Ltd.

QUEENSLAND.

TRANSPORT AT THURSDAY ISLAND.

Period -ist July, 1925, to 30th June, 1926.

Approved 9th July, 1925.

(931) Transport.- One -horse vehicle, 4s. 9d. per hour, 2Os. per half day, 36s. 6d. per diem, 7s. per hour overtime ; two- horse vehicle, 7s. 3d. per hour, 29s. 6d. per half day, 57s. per diem, 9s. 6d. per hour overtime; cartage from jetty to barracks, 5 cwt., 7s.; 10 cwt., lls.; 1 ton, 15s. 6d.; barracks to jetty, 5 cwt., 6s. ; 10 cwt., 9e. 6d. ; 1 ton, 14s. Gd. ; barracks to Mil - man Hill or vice versa, 5 cwt., 7s. 6d. ; 10 cwt., 12s.; 1 ton, 17s.; barracks to Green Hill or vice versa, 5 cwt., 7s.; 10 cwt., 1ls. 6d. ; 1 ton, 15s. 6d. ; barracks to quarters; 5 cwt., 6s.; 1.0 cwt., 10s.; 1 ton, 15s. ; cartage of water -to men's quarters, 10s. per load; to forts, 15s. per load; cartage of parcels, first parcel, 2s. 9d. ; each successive parcel, -9d. net. -J. A. Flan- nery, Thursday Island.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

BUTTER FOR SHIPMENT TO HONG KONG REQUIRED BY THE VICTUALLING STORE OFFICER.


(932) ,Amended Schedule.- 12.042 1h; of glitter, fresh, in 1 -I1). prints (223 boxes of 54 lb. each) , 173s. per cwt., including printing, plus ls. 3d. each box (2.23 boxes), plus 4d. each box for wiring (223 boxes) . Net. -North Coast Co -op. Society Limited, 379 Sussex -street, Sydney.

Corrigendum,.

With reference to Serial No. 828, appearing in Gazette, No. 89, 15th October, 1925, for supply of butter, same is hereby cancelled by- above.

FUNERAL SEILVICES OF NAVAL AND AIR FORCES.

Period ending 30th June, 1930.

Approved 20th Augvrst, 1925.

(033) Officers' Funerals.- Coffins, £7 10s. each; inside cases, £2 18s. (galvanized iron) ; and £7 18s. 6d. (lead) ; shrouds, (;s. Gd. each ( flannel with flannel cap and face cover) ; undertakers' attendance at funeral 10s.; hearses, £1 5s. ( including motor and driver) ; - motors for conveyance of chaplain, £1 10s. each; motors for conveyance of relatives, £1 10s. each; cemetery fees (including digging of grave), £1 10s. Net. Men's Funerals.- Collins, £4 3s. each; inside cases, £2 18s. (galvanized iron) ; and £7 18s. Gd. (lead) ; shrouds (flannel with flannel cap and face cover), 3s. 6d. each ; undertakers' attendance at funeral, 10s.; hearses, £1 5s. (including motor and driver) ; motors for conveyance of chaplain, £1 10s. each; motors for conveyance of relatives; £1 Ms. each; cemetery fees (including digging of grave) , £ 1 10s. Net.- George Andrews, 237 Liverpool -road, Ashfield.

GROCERIES TO ROYAL EDWARD VICTUALLING YARD, PY S.MONT, SYDNEY.

Approved 15th October, . -1925.

(934) 1,120 lb. beans, haricot, in new 56 -lb. net weight hessian bags, in bond, 19s. Gd. per cwt.; 1,680 lb. rice, finest dresr-ed, in new 56 -lb. net weight hessian bags, duty paid, at £18 10s. per ton; 2,240 lb. peas, dried, in new 56 -1b. net weight hessian bags, dirty paid, 21s. per cwt.; 224 lb. tapioca, seed, in new 50 -lb. net weight hessian bags, duty paid, 20s. per cwt.; 10 lb. cloves, ground, in 1 -lb. net weight tins, hermetically sealed \vitli solder, in bond, is. 9d. per Ib. ; 20 lb. spiee, mixed, in 1 -lb. net weight tins, hermetically sealed with

solder, in bond, at lid.. per lb.; 650. lb. macaroni, cut, in 1113. net weight cartons, duty -paid, at 4td..per lb.; 50 lb.. vermicelli, in 1 -lb. net weight cartóns, duty paid, at 5d. per lb.; 2,000 lb. cornflour, in 5 -lb. net weight square tins, hef- metically sealed with solder, duty paid, at 6d. per lb.; 2,000 lb. custard powder, in 5 -1h. net weight tins; hermetically sealed with solder, duty paid, 7d. per lb.; 600 lb. curry powder, in 1 -1b. net weight tins, hermetically sealed with solder, duty paid, 10d. per lb. Less .3 . per cent. for 7 days; 2-i per cent. for 14 to 30 days.-Parsons Bros. & Co. Pty. Ltd., 321 Kent-street, Sydney.

HERRINGS, FRESH, ETC., TO ROYAL EDWARD vices. uALLING YARD, PYRMONT.

Approved 8th October, 1925.

(935) 720 tins herrings, fresh, in 1 -lb. tins (72 tins to the case), Morton's, English, duty paid, 8s. per dozen tins; 4,032 tins herrings, in tomato sauce, in 1 -lb. tins (72 tins to the ease), England, duty paid, 9s. per dozen tins. Less 3 per cent. for 7 days; 2,1 per cent. for 14 to 30 days.-Matthews, Thompson & Co. Ltd., Buckland and Pine streets, Sydney.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

FRESH MEAT AND BUTTER FOR R.A.G.A., ETC., AT FREMAN'LE.

Period- September, 1925.

Chargeable to 64/2/1. Approved 26th August, 1925.

(936) Butter (best quality) , ls. 81d. per lb., grading 90 points under Commonwealth Commerce Act and Regulations. -Hines Bros., Mason -street, Cottesloe Beach.

(937) Meat -beef, thick flank, 7d. per lb.; topside, 7ld. per lb.; silverside, 7id. per lb.; rump steak, ls. per lb.; wing ribs, 62d. lb.; middle loin, 81d. per lb.; chump cut loin, 8d. per lb. Mutton- Forequarter, 6d. per lb. ; hindquarter, 8d. per lb.; sides, 7d. per lb. Miscellaneous- Corned roll, 6d. per lb. ; ox tongues, 8d. per lb. ; ox kidneys, ls. per Ib.; pork, legs, ls. 3d. per lb.; dripping, 7d. per lb.; tripe, lid. per lb. ; sausages, Sd. per lb. ; mincemeat, Old. per lb. ; lambs' fry, 4-d. each; suet, 8d. per lb.- Walker & Holmes. Ltd.

FORAGE FOR REMOUNT DEPOT, GUILDFORD.

Chargeable to 6S /1 /5B. 3 pproved ist September, 1925.

(938) 20 tons chaff, prime, wheaten, f6 15S. per ton, less per cent. for 7 days, f.o.r., Guildford. -F. W. Wright & Co., Wellington- street, Perth.

DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS. OFFERS, addressed to the Assistant Surveyor -General, 318 Post Office -place, Melbourne, will be received until Noon on Monday, the 16th November, 1925, for the purchase of a splendid building block, St. John's -avenue, Springvale, Vic- toria, 66 feet x 150 feet, being lot 42, block B, l.p. 1239, part

Crown allotment 2, section-12, Parish of Mordialloc, within 500 yards of Springvale Railway Station. Tenders to be endorsed " Offer for Lot 42, Springvale." Title certificate, cash or terms. Full particulars on application. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

OFFERS, returnable at. Noon on Monday, the 23rd Novem- ber., 1925, are invited from persons willing to sell land suit- able for a Post Office at Harcourt, Victoria, with a frontage of from 100 feet to 132 feet by a depth of from 140 feet to 150 feet.

An intimation that the land may be acquired by the Com- monwealth under the Lands Acquisition Act will be required from the owner. Offers to be addressed to the Assistant Commonwealth Sur- veyor- General, 318 Post Office- place, Melbourne, and envelopes endorsed' " Offer for Post Office site at Harcourt, Victoria." No offer necessarily accepted.

OFFERS, returnable at Nooñ on Monday, the 23rd Novem- ber, 1925, are invited from persons willing to sell land suit- able for a Post Office at Merrigum, Victoria, such site to have a frontage of, say, from 100 feet to 132 feet, by a depth of say, from 140 feet to 150 feet. An intimation that the land may be acquired by the Com- monwealth under the provisions of the Lands Acquisition Act will be required from the owner. Offer should be addressed to the Assistant Surveyor -General,

318 Post Office -place, Melbourne, and envelopes endorsed " Offer for Post Office site, Merrigum, Victoria."

No offer necessarily accepted.

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DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.

TENDERS INVITED.

TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposits, are invited for the undermentioned services.

Tenders must be endorsed " Tender for " (as the case may be) and addressed as indicated.

No tender necessarily accepted.

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Locality and Description of Work.

Richmond (N.S.W.)- Erection of sliding door, partition, &o., at Hangar, R.A.A.F. Station

Wentworthville (N.S.W.)- Erection of Brick Post Office'

Bundarra (N.S.W.)- Additions and alterations to Post Office

East Maitland (N.S.W.)- Repairs and painting Post Office

Randwick (N.S.W.)- Repairs and re- newals to Prince of Wales Hospital (Fresh Tenders)

Quirindi (N.S.W.)- Repairs and painting - Post Office South Yarra (Vic.) -Repairs and paint-

' ing Post Office

Ballarat East (Vic.) -Repairs and painting Post Office

Winchelsea (Vic.)- Repairs and painting Post Office

Alexandra (Vic.) -Repairs and painting Post Office

Fitzroy (Vic.) - Alterations to Post Office

Tungamah (Vic.)- Erection of bathroom at Post Office

Kura (Q.)- Erection of Post Office ..

Kadina (S.A.)-Alterations and additions to Post Office

Mount Barker (S.A.)- Erection of wash - house, &c., at Post Office

Strathalbyn (S.A.) -Minor repairs to Post Office

Rabaul (New Guinea). - Construction of wharf, retaining walls and sheds at Rabaul Harbour

Tenders Return- able.

Plans, Specifications, and Tender Forme Available.

Tenders to be Addressed to-

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Waverley (N.S.W.)- Erection of Telephone Exchange .. Tintenbar (N.S.W.)- Repairs and painting Post Office ... Lavert on (Vic.)- Erection of steel work for general store at

Aircraft Dep6t Coburg (Vic.) - Alterations to Post Office .. .. Elsternwick (Vic.)- Supply and erection of air conditioning

plant Maribyrnong .(Vic.)- liement rendering at high explosive

store Berwick (Vic.)- Repairs and painting Post Office Melbourne (Vic.)- Installation of passenger lift at parcels

post of ed Hamilton {Vic.)- Alterations, &c., to Post Office .. Seymour (Vic.)- Repairs and painting Post Office .. Nerang (Q.)- Repairs and painting Post Office and Quarters Mundaring (W.A.)- Erection of Post Office .. ..

£ 8. d. 6,557 0 0

178 0 0 2,060 0 0

694 0 0 689 0 0

620 6 0

79 3 6 1,585 0 0

1,894 0 0 299 17 0 115 0 0

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T. Spencer, Waverley .. .. .. J. H. McSweeney, Ballina .. .. E. Campbell and Son, Carlton .. ..

J. J. Oliver, North Fitzroy .. .. Gordon Bros. Pty. Ltd., Brunswick ..

Kenney and Hearndon, Northcote ..

J. Warne, Berwick .. .. Hoey and Loft Pty. Ltd., Carlton ..

- J. H. Brown,- Ballarat .. .. M. E. Symons and Co., Echuca .. E. C. Dench, Redland Bay .. ..- T. .J. Green, Subiaco .. ..

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7.10.25 5.10.25

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16.6.26 22.10.25 11.12.25

15.12.25 28.12.25

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23.11.25 15.2.26

4.1.26 26.10.25

12.13.25

THE Treasurer has appointed GEORGE HENRY ORR to act 1 as Accountant for the Commonwealth Sub -Treasury, Adelaide, during the temporary . absence of the Accountant, as from the 24th October.

C. J. CERUTTY, Assistant Secretary.

FEDERAL CAPITAL COMMISSION. APPLICATIONS, returnable to " The Secretary, Federal

Capital Commission, Canberra," are invited up to noon on Saturday, 7th November, 1925, as under :-

(a) Two Positions of Detail Survey Draftsman.- Salary £450 per annum. Applicants must be finished pen- men, competent to do minor computations and plot from surveyor's field notes.

(b) Plan Custodian.- Commencing salary, £350 per annum. Experience in the scheduling, filing, and general control of technical plan records, &c., necessary.

Applications should be accompanied by çópies of testimonials

(and, in the case of (a), by specimen drawings (giving time

taken), and be endorsed, " Application for Detail Survey

Draftsman, Canberra," or " Application for Plan Custodian,

Canberra," as the case may be.

Engagements terminable by one month's notice on either

side.

ornmonwealth Gazette

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, DUNTROON.

VACANCIES FOE STAFF CADETS.

APPLICATIONS are invited from candidates 'who desire to enter the Royal Military College as Staff Cadets.

2. To be eligible for selection candidates must be natural - born British subjects and of British origin or descent, over 16

and under 19 years of age (as on 1st March, 1926), and have qualified at one or more of the public examinations (known as the Junior Public, Senior Public, Intermediate or School Leaving Examination) in the following subjects:-

English, mathematics, a modern language and two other subjects. (Mathematics includes algebra and geo- metry. The modern language may be either French, Japanese, or German.)

The subjects may be _passed in any convenient order, and need not be taken at the same examination. There is no other entrance examination.

3. One -fifth of the vacancies are specially set apart for sons of persons who served in an Australian Force in the South African War, 1899 -1902, or who have been abroad on active service in the Royal Australian Navy, the Australian Im- perial Force, or the Naval and Military Expeditionary. Force, subject to their obtaining half marks at the qualifying examinations and making application under this heading.

4. Conditions of eligibility and particulars of examination of candidates over nineteen years of age may be obtained on application to District Base Commandants at the capital cities of the various States.

5. Successful candidates will be allowed travelling expenses to the College; outfit allowance of £30 on joining; and maintenance allowance of between 5s. 6d. and 7s. 6d. per diem, according to the cost of living. The course is normally four years, during which time Cadets receive free maintenance and education. On graduating at the termination of their course they receive commissions as Lieutenants in the Staff Corps with salary commencing at £285 per annum, and increasing by annual increments to a maximum of £430 after six years' service. At the end of eight years' service, promotion automatic to the rank of Captain, with salary of £446 to £550, there being four annual increments of £26 each.

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6. After graduation a number of vacancies are available annually in the Royal Australian Air Force for allotment to officers of the Staff Corps.

7. Applications are to be addressed to the District Base Commandant at the capital city of the State in which the candidate resides, or, if more convenient, they may be handed to the local Brigade Major or Adjutant for transmission to the District Base Commandant. ,

On the receipt of the intimation from any candidate that he desires to enter the College,. the District Base Commandant ( Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, or Hobart, as the case may be) will furnish application forms and all necessary information to the candidate.

8. The last day for the receipt of applications by District Base Commandants is the 31st October, 1925.

9. Candidates who have not previously qualified should. when filling in their entry forms for public examinations, state thereon that they are applicants for admission to the Royal Military College.

10. The following is the provisional allotment of vacancies for the year 1926: -

New South Wales .. .. 4 Victoria .. 4 Queensland .. .. 3 South Australia .. .. 2 Western Australia .. .. 1 Tasmania . . .. .: 1 Special (vide para. 3) 4 Candidates over 19 years of age 2

Total .. 21

T. TRUIVIBLE, Secretary, Department of Defence.

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF AUSTRALIA. T is notified that the Entrance Examinations for candidates

1. over nineteen years of age, applications for which were called for vide Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 63, of 13th August, 1925, will be held commencing on Monday, 16th November, 1925.

T. TRURIBLE, Secretary, Department of Defence.

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

APPROVAL OF CLASSIFICATION UNDER SECTION 27, " PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922-1924." THE Public Service Board of Commissioners hereby notifies for the information of officers concerned the following amend-

ments of the Classification as published in O'a'ette No. 53 of 2nd July, 1925, in respect of Officers and positions in the Office of the Public Service Board, Prime Minister's Department, such amendments having been made by the Board following upon determination of appeals.

The Classification so published, and the amendments of Classification as set forth hereunder, have received the approval of the Governor- General in pursuance of the provisions of Section 27 of the Public Service Act 1922 -1924.

Melbourne, 28th October, 1925.

W. J. SKEWES, Acting Chairman, Board of J. P. McGLINN, Commissioners. W. J. CLEMENS, Deputy Commissioner,

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT. AMENDMENTS OF CLASSIFICATION OF OFFICE OF PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD.

Officer.

Number in Classification. Name.

2 6 8 9

Earl, H. A. .. Hall, W. J. Warren, H. N. .. Batty, E. A. ..

28 Gardner, Ellen W. (e) 28a Gardner, Eden W. (f) 34 McEntee, J. J. S. 36 Reynolds, R. ..

38 Tacon, R. G. P. 48 Rosie, S. L. .. 49 Staines, C. G. V. .. 54 Bradshaw, Marjory P. (e) .. 56 Clarke, R. G. .. .. 59 Willson, G. E. .. .. 60 Taylor, F. T. J. .. 73 Fletcher, E. J. P.

Classification as amended.

Office. Scale. Salary.

Chief Clerk Clerk ..

T Typist, Grade 1 99 99 2

Assistant (Statistics, &c.) (Examinations,

&c.) (Inquiries, &c.)

Assistant Inspector Clerk ;

Typist, Grade 1 Assistant (Members' Room) Assistant Inspector Clerk .. ..

£ £ 636 -708 432 -504 408 -480 372 -444

90 -204 210 -220 244 -276

90 -250

244 -276 636 -708 528 -600 90 -204

202 -250 ' 636 -708 528 -600 324 -396

708 456 444 396 178 210 276 226

270 684 528 198 210 684 588 336

Next Increment Payable.

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PROMOTIONS -SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.

T HE &Rowing promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by ofllcers 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 forwarded

to the Public Service Inspector in the State in which the promotion is to be made to reach him within fourteen days of the date of the

notification, and the ground of appeal must be as prescribed in section 50 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, viz.

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

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Name. Present Designation and

Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary on Date et

Promotion. Promotion,

O'Leary, Percival Robert

Prelland, William Henry

Stone, Alexander . .

Walker, David

Tierney, Francis Joseph

Cluff, Arthur Ernest ..

Stack, John Albert ..

McIntosh, John

Smith, Charles Robert Aubrey..

Domican, Thomas Patrick

Jones, Sydney Arthur

Parker, Albert George

Butler, Robert Patrick Lampe, Frederick Charles Watson Frank McCulloch Rouse, Edward .. Buckley, Nicholas .. .. O'Donnell, William Standish Jones, John .. .. Sharman, Joseph Buman, Anthony John Joseph . .

Parker, Charles Frederick .. Edwards, John Gunn .. Auld, James .. .. Randell, Arthur Crichton, George Henderson ..

Wright, William Arthur Davies, Charles Stephen .

Sullivan, Martin . .

Uscocovich, Matthew .. .

Frost, Thomas

Byrnes, Thomas . .

Williams, Percy John

Tepper, John William Otto . .

Heggie, William Logan

Pope, Albert

Turnbull, Ernest Wiminera

Ogston, George Alexander

FitzSiinons, John Jeremiah ..

Campigli, William Rupert Gordon

Gray, Robert

Goodridge, Jaek

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE

South Australia. Wharf Examining Officer, Third

Division, Landing Branch

POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S

New South Lineman, Newcastle

Lineman, Electrical Engineer's Branch

Lineman, Newcastle . .


Lineman, Electrical Engineer's Branch (Patrol)



Lineman, Newcastle . .


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Telephonist, Newcastle


Clerk, Class 4, Accounts Branch (Expenditure)

Victoria. Senior Inspector, Inspection

Branch, Western Australia District Inspector, Grade 1,

Inspection and Inland Mail Branch (Metropolitan)

Clerk, Class 4, Correspondence, Records and Staff Branch (Records)

Clerk, Class 4, Mail Branch . .

Postmaster, Grade 2, Bruthen..

Telephonist, Telephone Branch IL

Postman, Colas .. . .

Telephonist, Camperdown

Telephonist, Telephone Branch

AND CUSTOMS.

Invoice Examining Officer, Third Division, Invoice and Investigation Branch, vice H. A. W. Fotheringham, resigned

DEPARTMENT. -

Wales. Senior Lineman, Newcastle, vide G. Barnes,

promoted Senior Lineman, Newcastle, vice J. Pearce,

transferred Senior Lineman, Newcastle, vice J. S. Cullen,

promoted Senior Lineman, Electrical Engineer's

Branch, vice C. Gallagher, retired Senior. Lineman (Supervising), Wyong, new

office created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 25/1145)

Senior Lineman, Dunedoo, new office created (P.S.B. Certificate No 25/1145)

Senior Lineman (Supervising), Newcastle, new office created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 25/1145)

Senior Lineman (Supervising), Newcastle, new office created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 25/1145)

Senior Lineman, Parkes, vice W. Doyle, promoted

Senior Lineman, Gundagai, vice J. Lawrence, transferred

Senior Lineman, Electrical Engineer's Branch, new office created (P.S.B. Certifi- cate No. 25/1145)

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Postman, Hamilton, vice T. S. Kent, transferred

Senior Lineman (Supervising), Dubbo, vice W. H. A. White, transferred

Clerk, Class 3, Accounts Branch (Expendi- ture), vice W. Worling, retired

Superintendent of Mails, Mail Branch, vice E. P. Ramsay, promoted

District Inspector, Grade 2, Inspection and Inland Mail Branch (Benalla district), vice J. S. Buchanan, transferred

Clerk, Inspection and Inland Mail Branch (Maryborough District), vice W. H. Kirk- wood, promoted

Clerk, Inspection and TnlA.nd Mail Branch (Ballarat District), vice W. J. McLean, transferred

Clerk, Inspection and Inland Mail Branch (Warragul District), vice Jr C. Lucide, transferred

Mail Officer, Grade 1, Mail Branch, vice M.G. R. Birt, retired

Postal Assistant, Sunbury, vice M. Elliott, transferred

Postman, Colae, vice W. R. G. Campigli, promoted

Mail Officer, Grade 1, Mail Branch, vice T. W. Toleman, transferred

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PROMOTIONS-continued.

Name.

Argus, Albert William

Allen, George Eric

25 Paget, Harold Ernest Morris, John Wallace Dangerfield, Leonard Donald Russell, Henry . .

Jordan, Michael Devitt

Connole, Daniel Patrick

Porter, Sidney, George Young, Wiliam George

25

Ackland, George Henry

Ward, George Albert ..

Present Designation and Station.

Position to which Promoted. Salary on Promotion.

Date of Promotion.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPAETM ENT-CO ntinued.

Queensland.

Telegraph Messenger, Too - woomba

Telephonist, Albion ..

Telephonist, Telephone Branch f f ff ft

Telegraph Messenger, Albion . .

Telegraph Messenger, Woolloon- gabba

Telegraph Messenger, Gatton . .

Telegraph Messenger, Too - woomba

Telegraph Messenger, Lowood Telephonist, Toowong . .

Western

Postmaster, Grade 1, West Leederville

Telephonist, Telephone Branch

Postman, Toowoomba, vice J. T. E. Park, transferred

Mail Officer, Grade 1, Mail Branch, new office created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 1632)

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Postman, Albion, vice R. Hoey, transferred Postman, Woolloongabba, vice C. D. Foster,

transferred Postman, Albion, vice N. A. Nolan, trans-

ferred Mail Officer, 'Grade 1, Mail Branch, new

office created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 1632) tf ff

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Australia. Postmaster, Grade 2, Port Hedland, vice

I. A. J. T. Daddow, transferred Postman, Cottesloe, vice L. C. H. Pahl,

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The date of provisional promotion of J. C. Cowe, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 15th October, 1925, has been altered to 2.7.25 ".

The notification appearing in Gazette of 22nd October, 1925, of confirmation of the provisional promotion of H. Storer is hereby withdrawn.

The salary on promotion of B. Cooksey, appearing in Gazette of 25th June, 1925, should read " £240 " in lieu of " £239 ".

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed :- DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

E. ShaAbler, appearing in Gazette of 17th S .Iptember, 1925. C. A. Gibson, appearing in Gazette of 1st October, 1925. W. G. Templeton, G. E. Hayes, L. H. Beresford, and H. K. H. Cook, appearing in Gazette of 8th October, 1925.

POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

S. D. Paterson, A. K. Johnson, A. E. Patterson, T. W. Stewart, H. Cootes, T. G. Kind, W. Jaye, A. B. Power, W. F. Flack, W. A.

Peeler, H. A. Belton, H. H. Gowling, C. T. Schaefer, P. Foley, J. Peake, A. G. Palmer, T. F. Turner, W. C. Brown, H. H. Boyd, B. J. Douglas, J. H. Christopher, F. H. Schmidt, W. Sainsbury, A. C. Snelling, J. A. Farrell, G. V. Brown, H. D. Powell, and T. J. Ellison,

appearing in Gazette of 8th October, 1925.

PROMOTIONS -PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922 -1924.

The Public Service Board of Commissioners has confirmed the following provisional promotions:

FRANCIS NORTON YOUNG, JOHN COX WORN ER, JAMES JOSEPH

SIL N ARAN, LUKE SAUNDERS, CHARLES MORTIMER APTED,

JAMES ALEXANDER SNOW, and ROBERT FISHES, as notified in Gazette of 13th August, 1925; and ARNOLD PERCIVAL

HOGAN, and ALBERT HENRY OSBORNE, as notified hr Gazette of 20th August, 1925.

APPOINTMENTS, RETIREMENTS, AND DISMISSALS.

THE following appointments, retirements, and dismissals are notified by the Public Service Board of Commis-

sioners:- APPOINTMENT'S.

Fourth Division.

ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Typist, Grade 1.-ALFREDA LILIAN WRIGHT.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Central staff. Assistant Lightkeeper.-ALBERT ALLAN MACFAYDEN, ALBERT

GORDON DOLAN, DUDLEY RHODES MALLINSON.

New South Wales. Typist, Grade 1.- ALMA GRIFFIN ENFIELD.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales. Teiephonist.-SYLVIA EILEEN GRAY, MARY JOSEPHINE BOYLE.

Telegraph Messenger. -- ROLAND KAM, JACK RUPERT CHRIS- TEN, FRANK BOY KM, HERBERT ROBERT BROOKS, STANLEY ERNEST JOHN WAUGH.

Victoria.

Junior Mechanic (in training).-BERNARD CYRIL DRAKE.

l.ineniQfl. LESLIE AUGUSTINE HILL. Telephonist.-KATHLEEN ANN CA AIM LI.

Telegraph. Messenger.-GEORGE FRANCIS WATKINS, HERBERT WILLIAM CALDWELL, HENRY ROBERT BEAR, FREDERIC JERVIS MANTON, LEONARD ALLEN ELLIS, VINCENT STEPIIEl, ANTHONY PURTELL, THOMAS ALBERT PATTISON, RAYMOND DEVOY, *TAMES LEONARD WILLIAMS, HENRY REYNOLD SELSNER, Owns CARNEY.

Queensland. Linenw4 . -ANGUS .BatscoE. Telephonist- 1i ATHLEET MABEL DEAN, DORIS ELLEN LEWIS,

PltyLLiS MIDDLETON.

Telegraph Messenger.- DUDLEY EDWARDS BRAY, GEORGE

HOLMES, ALAN FRANKLING, MICHAEL DAvITT O'SULLIVAN, . WILLIAM LAUGHREN GIBBS, THOMAS JAMES DWYER, HERBERT

JAMES MCCANN, JOHN WILLIAM THOMAS FARRF'.Ty HARRY WILLIAM BASER, ILLIAM KEITH SPENCE, SYDNEY GEORGE

TIHORNTON.

Western Australia. Lineman . -^JOHN PATRICK KENNY. Telegraph Messenger.-- HAttMLD VIVIAN FEALY.

No. 92. 29th October, 1925

RETIREMENTS. DEPARTMENT OF HOME AND TERRITORIES.

Electoral Branch, New South Wales.

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Section 86.- JosIAIi METCALF, Divisional Returning Officer, as from 27th October, 1925.

POSTMASTER -GEN ETAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales. Section 49. -FANNY McKENZIE ARCHIBALD, Typist, as from

16th September, 1925. Victoria.

Section 49.- EDITH MARY ROBERTS, Telephonist, as from 2nd September, 1925; CATHERINE DE GRUCHY, Telephonist, as from Sth September. 1925; ELSIE MYRTLE SIMPSON, Tele, phonist, as from 12th September, 1925; and MURIEL ELIZA- BETH EVANS, Telephonist, as from 19th September, 1925.

Queensland. 'Section 86.- -1JOHN HumErr, Mail Officer, as from 28th No.

vember, 1925.

Western Australia. Section 67.- DANIEL MASTERS, Postmaster, as from 23rd

November, 1925. DISMISSALS.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales. Section 55.- WILLIAM ALEXANDER VANCE, Telephonist, as

from 22nd Qctober, 1925; CLAUS CHARLES COTTER, Telegraph Messenger, as from 24th October, 1925.

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

EXAMINATIONS.

Qualified candidates who on appointment are already temporarily employed, or who take up duty within fourteen days of the date of notification by the Chief Officer of their appointment, will be regarded as having entered the Service on the date of the Public Service Inspector's appointment certificate. The latter date will then determine seniority, rate of pay, and length of service, but no pay will be allowed before- duty actually commences.

REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT.-If a successful candidate de. clines to accept an appointment offered to her, or fails to reply within seven days to a communication from the Board or a Public Service Inspector, or the chief officer, respecting her nomination to the Public Service, her name may be removed from the " Registor of Persons Qualified for Appointment."

PRACTICAL TESTS SUBSEQUENT TO APPOINTMENT. -Every per. son appointed to the position of Telephonist shall, after the expiration of three months from the date of appointment, be tested in clearness of speech and acuteness of hearing over a telephone line and in practical efficiency in the operation of a telephone switchboard. If an appointee fails to pass this test her appointment will be annulled.

TEXT BOOKS.-No text books are prescribed, but booklet con taming papers set at a previous examination for appointment as Telephonist may be obtained from the Government Printer, Melbourne; the officer in charge, Commonwealth Inquiry Office, Commonwealth Bank Buildings, Sydney; the Common. wealth Public Service Inspector, Brisbane, and Perth, for 3d. (by post, 4d.).

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

Examination No. 1372. FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST (FEMALE).

A COMPETITIVE Examination for appointment as above

will be held at the places named below on Saturday afternoon, 7th November, 1925, subject to the following conditions: -

ArPI ICATIONS Cr.osn.- Applications must be lodged not later than Thursday, 5th November, 1925 with the Postm *ster at

-the Post Office at which the examination is to be held. Printed forms of application may be obtained from the Postmaster either by written or personal request.

EXAMINATION CENTRES - New Soutk..Wales.- Albury, Bellingen, Gilgandra., Molong,

Narrandera, Orange, Queanbeyan, Wyoag (2). Queensland.- Cairns, Innisfail, Longreach.

Unless informed to the contrary, candidates should present themselves for examinatiòn at 1.45 p.m. on the date shown above, at the Post Office at which they desire appointment.

PERSONS EL.IßrnLE TO ENTER.- Females ( unmarried) who, at date of examination, are not less than sixteen years of age nor have reached the age of nineteen years.

Attention is directed to particulars printed on the back of application 'form.

RATES OF PAY. -The annual salaries payable to Telephonists are as follow :-

Age. Salary. Age. Salary. L £

Under 18 ... 83 At 20 ... 140 At 1.8 ... 101 At 21 ... 166 At 19 ... 128

Subject to good conduct, diligence, and efficiency, every adult will be entitled to annual increments of £6 until a maximum of £190 per annum is reached

A candidate required to live away from home is paid a Minimum remuneration of £106 per annum.

ENTRANCE FEE.-A postal note for 5s. must accompany each application.

VACANCIES. -The number of vacancies at each centre is indicated in brackets under the paragraph Examination Centres. Successful candidates will, during the currency of the period of eligibility, be eligible for appointment in their order of merit to any other vacancy that may occur at their respective centres, provided there is no Telephonist already in the Commonwealth Public Service available for transfer from another locality .

SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION. -The subjects of examination. will be-

(a) IJartdwriting. -To be judged from the candidates' papers In spelling. (Maximum marks, 100.)

(b) Spelling. -To be tested by writing, from dictation, not less than 180 words. (Maximum marks, 150.)

(oi Arithmetic. -First four rules, simple and money. (Maximum marks, 200.) `

In order to pass, a candidate must secure at least half marks in each subject,

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CERTAIN CONDITIONS. -A successful candidate must, upon appointment, produce evidence of the date of her birth and a medical certificate, satisfying the Board in such particulars as it may determine, of sound bodily health and freedom from physical defects. These certificates should not be obtained by a successful candidate until instructed. Upon the confirmation of her appointment, an officer will also be required to contribute to the Common- wealth Superannuation Fund.

Examination No. 1371. FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.

A CCMPETITIVE Examination for appointment as above, of boys who are not officers of the permanent staff of

the Commonwealth Public Service, and who have reached the age of 14 years, but have not reached the age of 18 years, at the date of examination, will be held at the places named below, and subject to the following conditions :-

DATE OF EXAMINATION. -Saturday afternoon, 7th November, 1925. a .

APPLICATIONS CLOSE. -Applications must be lodged not later than 5th November, 1925, with the Postmaster at the Post Office at which .the examination is to be held. Printed forms of application may be obtained from the Postmaster either by written or personal request.

EXAMINATION CBNmas- New South Wales. -Ariah Park, Bellata, Burrell Junc-

tion, Cessnock, Coif's Harbour, Cooma, Copmanhurst, Cudal, Dapto, Finley. Garah, Grenfell (21, Griffith, Guyra, Junee, Kempsey, Leeton,` Murwillumbah, Nar- romine, Taree, Temora, Trundle, Tumbarumba, Tumut. Uralla.

Victoria.- Mansfield, Morwel!, Redcliffs, Sea Lake. Queensland.- Miles (2) , Innisfail, Oakey, Sandgate,

Surat. South Australia. -Port Elliott, Minlaton, Laura, Ceduna,

Mt. Pleasant. Western Australia.- Carnarvon, Dongarra, Moors. Tgsmantza.- Queenstown.

Unless informed to the contrary, candidates should present themselves for examination at 1.45 p.m. on the date shown above, at the Post Office at which they desire appointment.

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ENTRANCE TEE. -Each application must be accompanied by a postal note for 5s.

VACANCIES. -One vacancy exists at present at each of the centres mentioned, except at those places where the number is indicated in brackets. Successful candidates will, during the currency of the period of eligibility, be eligible for appointment in their order of merit to any other vacancy that may occur at their respective centres, provided there are no Tele- graph Messengers already in the Commonwealth Public Ser- vice available for transfer from other localities. A successful candidate will cease to be eligible for appointment upon reaching the age of sixteen years, proviaed, however, that a successful candidate who has reached the age of sixteen years -nay be appointed to a vacancy which occurred prior to his reaching that age.

ELIGIBILITY. -Successful candidates will be eligible for Ap- pointment during the eighteen months following the date of the publication of the results in the Commonwealth Gazette.

REMUNERATION.- Followiing are the annual salaries at present payable to Telegraph Messengers :-

Age. Salary.

Under 17 £ 72

At 17 96 At 18 94 At 19 At 20

114 138

An officer who is required to live away from home shall be paid a minimum remuneration of £106 per annum.

ALLOWANCE. -An allowance at the rate of £6 per annum will be paid to officers on passing a 'test in sending and re- ceiving telegraph messages at the .rate of twenty words a minute.

St16JECT8 GF EXAMINATION. -The subjects of examination will be-

(a) Handwriting. -To be judged from the candidates' papers in Spelling. (Maximum marks, 100.)

(b) Spelling. -To be tested by writing from dictation not less than 180 words. (Maximum marks, 150.)

(e) Arithmetic. -First four rules, simple and. money. (Maximum marks, 200.)

GENERAL PARTICULARS.- Candidatès will pass this examination if they secure half marks in Handwriting and in Spell- ing; but those who also gain half marks in Arithmetic will be eligible for promotion to a higher" position in the Fourth Division. Those who do not secure half marks in Arithmetic will he required to pltss a further examination, after appointment, in that snhject in order to become qualified for promotion. A Telegraph Messenger, on reaching the age of 18 years, must retire unless he has qualified for promotion. Promotion examinations are held half -yearly.

Telegraph Messengers, upon being qualified for promotion, may be promoted to higher positions in the Fourth Division, such as Telephonist, Postman, Assistant, and Mail Driver. Officers may advance from these positions to other higher positions in the Fourth Division. Telegraph Messengers may also he promoted as Postal Assistants on passing an examination in Telegraphy.

NAVAL OR MILITARY TRAININO.- Before any successful candidate, who is liable for training under the compulsory clauses of the Defence Act 1903 -1918, can receive appointment, he must produce evidence from his Area Officer that he has rendered the personal service required or has been granted a temporary exemption.

APPOINTMENT SIIBJECT TO CONDITIONS. -A successful candidate, upon appointment, must produce evidence of the date of his birth and a medical certificate, satisfying the Board in such particulars as it may determine, of sound bodily health and freedom from physical defects. A successful candidate should not undergo medical examination until instructed to do so. Upon the confirmation of his appointment, an officer will also be required to contribute to the Commonwealth Superannuation Fund.

Qualified candidates who on appointment are already temporarily employed, or who take up duty within fourteen days of the date of notification by the Chief Officer of their appointment, will he regarded as having entered the Service on the date of the Public Service Inspector's appointment certificate. The latter date will then determine seniority, rate of pay, and length of service, but no pay will be allowed before duty actually commences.

REFUSAL OP APPOINTMENT. -If a successful candidate de- clines to accept an appointment offered to him, or fails to reply within seven days to a communication from the Board or a Public Service Inspector, or the chief officer, respecting his nomination to the Public Service. his name may be removed from the "Register of Persons Qualified for Appointment."

TEXT BOOKS. -No text books are prescribed, but booklet containing papers set at a previous examination for appointment as Telegraph Messenger may be obtained from the Go- vernment Printer, Melbourne; the officer in charge, Common -

ealth Inquiry Office, Commonwealth Bank . Buildings, Sydney; Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Brookman Build- ings, Grenfell- street, Adelaide; the Commonwealth Public Ser- vice Inspector, Union Bank Chambers, corner Queen and Creek streets, Brisbane ; and the Deputy Commonwealth Pub- lic Service Inspector, Customs House, Hobart, for 3d. (by post, 4d.)..

V. J. SKEWES, Acting Chairman, Public Service Board of Commissioners.

NOTIFICATION APPLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of

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

Applicants should state fully their qualifications for the position sought, and must, to ensure consideration, forward their applications to the officer indicated in the last column in time to reach him not later than the appointed date.

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

Designation Office or Branch Age 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, and place of birth, and whether they are natural born or naturalized

OF VACANCIES. British subjects. Copies only of diplomas, references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded. If the originals are required they will be asked for.

The range of salary indicates the classified value of a position, but appointments may be made at any salary within such range.

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions of the Superannuation Act 1922 -24.

At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rate of 10 per cent. of the minimum salary of the position will he made, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existing quarters are furnished merely for the information of officers. It is not incumbent on Departinepts to provide quarters, which, if pro - vided. may be wholly or partially withdrawn at any time.

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may he transferred without promotion, as the. result of an application for an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their own expenses of removal unless the transfer comes within the conditions prescribed in Public Service Regu- lation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are not permanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service will not be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (including, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family) exceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justify may be granted.

Position and Division. Locality. Salary (Exclusive of Child Endowment).

. Cloying- Date for Receipt of

- Applications. To whom Applications

must be forwarded.

DEPARTMENT OF HOME AND TERRITORIES. Clerk, Third Division, Electoral Branch, New Sydney .. £312 to £384 .. 5th November, Secretary, Department of South hales 1925 Home and Territories,

Melbourne In lieu of notification appearing in Gazettes of 8th and 15th October, 1925.

No. 92.-29th October, 1925

Position and Division.

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Locality.

*Secretary, Third Division ..


Salary (Exclusive of Child Endowment).

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Taxation Branch -- Administrative.

Melbourne £600 to £640 .. 5th November, Commissioner of Taxa- 1925 tion, Box 769, G.P.O.,

Melbourne

Closing Date for Receipt of

Applications.

To whom Applications must be forwarded.

In accordance with the provisions of Arbitration Determination No. 37 of 1924, an allowance to bring the total remuneration within

the limita of £640 to £680 is payable. * This notification, which appeared in Gazette of 22nd October, 1925, is withdrawn. t

Laboratory Assistant (Female), Grade 1, Fourth Division, Serum Laboratory =

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.

Royal Park, ' Under 17 years, £72 ; 5th November, Melbourne at 17, £90 ; at 18, 1925

£102 ; at 19, £120 ; at 20, £144 ; adult, £150 to £156

Applicants should hold the intermediate or leaving certificate of a University.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Central Staff.

Assistant Lightkeeper, Fourth Division, Light- Cape Borda .. £229 to £253

house Branch, South Australia

Director - General of Health, 51 Spring - street, Melbourne

12th November, District Engineer, Light - 1925 house Branch, Port

Adelaide

Free quarters are provided. Applicants should state their age, their knowledge of flag signalling and Morse code for night signalling,

and what boating experience they have had.

Excise Locker, Fourth Division

Queensland.

Distillery, Bun - 1

£252 to £324 daberg

.. 1

12th November, Collector of Customs, 1925 I Brisbane

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT

New South Wales.

Line Foreman, Fourth Division

Line Foreman, Fourth Division

Senior Lineman, Fourth Division (Three positions)

Supervisor, Third Division (Relief) ..

Supervisor, Third Division (Inspection)

Broken Hill ..

Armidale

Casino,Goulburn, Mungindi

£281 to £305. District allowance, Grade II.

£281 to £305

£257 to £275

District Allowance -Mungindi, Grade II.

Senior. Telegraphist, Grade 1, Third Division, (Instructor)

Female Overseer, Fourth Division (Phonogram)

Senior Telegraphist, Grade 2, Third Division .

Manager, Third Division, Telephone Branch

Postmaster, Grade 3, Third Division ..

Supervisor, Third Division (Testing) ..

Supervisor, Third Division (Relief) ..

Supervisor, Third Division (Inspection)

Senior Telegraphist, Grade 3, Third Division ..

Telegraph Branch, Sydney




Wagga Wagga

Melbourne

£396 to £4201

£396 to £4201'

£312 to £3361

£216 to £234$

£348 to-£3721

V ictoria. . £725 to £850

Ouyen ..

Quarters :

Telegraph Branch, Melbourne



Bendigo

£408 to £480

Six rooms.

£432 to £4681

£39Q to £4201

£396 to £4201

£372 to £3961

-5th November, 1925

12th November, 1925

12th November, 1925

12th November, 1925

12th November, 1925 -

12th November, 1925

12th November, $ 1925

12th November, 1925

12th November, 1925

12th November, 1925

12th November, 1925

12th November, 1925

.. 12th November, 1925

12th November 1925

Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Syd- ney




Depty Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Syd- ney




Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Mel- bourne







Position and Division.

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Locality. Salary (Exclusive of Child Endowment).

No. 9

Closing Date for Receipt of

Applications.

--29th October, 1925

POSTMASTER-

Postmaster, Grade 1, Fourth Division

Applicants

GENERAL'S Queensland.

Burketown ..

Quarters :

must be not

DEPARTMENT- continued.

£240 to £300. District 5th November, allowance, Grade VI. 1925

Four rooms. less than 21 years of age.

Line Foreman, Fourth Division, Electrical Engineer's Branch

No. 5 Country Line Party

£281 to £305. District allowance according to locality in which employed

5th November, 1925

Superintendent, Third Division Telegraph Branch, Brisbane

£624 to £6961 . . 12th November, 1925

Supervisor, Third Division (Clerical) . Telegraph Branch, Brisbane

£336 to £396$ 12th November, 1925

Senior Telegraphist, Grade 3, Third Division (Inspection and Relief)

Telegraph Branch - £372 to £396$ 12th November,

1925 Brisbane

Senior Telegraphist, Grade 2, Third Division .. Charleville £348 to £3721 12th November, 1925

Senior Telegraphist, Grade 1, Third Division .. Longreach . £312 to £3361 12th November, 1925

Senior Telegraphist, Grade 2, Third Division .. Roma £342 to £3721 12th November, 1925

Senior Telegraphist, Grade 2, Third Division .. Toowoomba .. £348 to £3721 12th November, 1925

South Australia. Assistant Superintendent, 3rd Division Telegraph

Branch, Adelaide

£456 to £504$ 12th November, 1925

Telegraphist in Charge, Third Division Fowler's Bay.. £348 to £3721 12th November, 1925

Senior Telegraphist, Grade 1, Third Division .. Port Lincoln .. £312 to £3,36$ 12th November, 1925

Telegraphist in Charge, Third Division Powell's Creek £348 to £3721 12th November, 1925

Tasmania. Supervisor, Third Division .. .. .. Launceston .. £396 to £420$ .. 12th November,

To whom Applications must be forwarded.

Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Bris- bane


Deputy Director, Poste and Telegraphs, Bris- bane


Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs Bris- bane

Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, BriA- bane




Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Ade- laide




Deputy Director, Posts 1925 and Telegraphs, Hobart

$ Subject to approval of Classification.

t Thi?position is also open to officers of the State Pu blic Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants preference will be given to returned sailors and soldiers with the necessary qualifications.

THE " COMMONWEALTH OF' AUSTRALIA GAZETTE."

Single copies of the COMMONWEALTH GAZETTE are sold at 6d., posted 7d. each.

Subscriptions: The subscription, including postage, is £1 IOs. 4d. per annum, or 7s. 7d. per quarter, payable in advance.

Subscribers are required to commence and terminate within a month.

A lesser period than three months cannot be subscribed- for. ADVERTISEMENTS are charged at the rate of 4s. up to six

lines, and ád. per line over six lines. Signatures and final words of a paragraph, though only a portion of a line, must be counted as one line. On an average eleven words make a line.

The COMMONWEALTH GAZETTE is published on THURSDAY morning in each week, and " Notices for insertion " must be received by the Prime Minister's Department by NOON on TUESDAY preceding the day of publication.

All notices, from whatever source, should be Iegibly written on one side of the paper only. Signatures (in particular) and proper names must be written very plainly in the text. All documents illegibly written will be returned unpublished.

.411 official notices intended for insertion in the COMMON - WEALTH GAZETTE should be addressed to " The Publicity Officer, Prime Minister's Department," and indorsed " FOR GAZETTE."

CON TENTS.

Consular appointments ...

Parliament -Acts, assented to, non -disallowance

Statements and notification

Electoral matters ... ...

Land and Property -Re- transfer of Defence land ...

Tenders -all Departments ...

Appointments, &c., other than Public Service and Defence

Defence- Australian Military Forces -staff changes, &c.

Public Service - Staff changes, &c.

Notification of examinations

Vacancies

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