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(Jtw4rnment OiatfrOF
WESTERN AUSTRALIA(Published by Authority at 12 noon)
(REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE. PERTH. FOR TRANSMISSION
BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.)
Being the FORTY-SIXTH List of Officers employed on theFirst Day
of July under the Provisions of the Public Service
Act, 1904-1955.
PUBLIC SERVICE LIST1956
No. 21.] PERTH: TUESDAY, 12th MARCH. [1957
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To His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Henry Gairdner,
Knight Com-mander of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael
and St. George, Com-panion of the Most Honourable Order of the
Bath, Commander of the MostExcellent Order of the British Empire,
Governor in and over the State of Western
Australia and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of
Australia.
MAY IT PLEASE YOUR EXCELLENCY,-
In pursuance of section 13 (2) of the Public Service Act, 1904
(as amended),
ye the honour to forward herewith, for presentation to
Parliament, a List ofemployed under the provisions of the Public
Service Act, 1904 (as amended),
1st day of July, 1956, with the particulars recorded in respect
of them as.d by the Act ; also other information as set out in the
Contents.
H. E. SMITH,25th February, 1957. Public Service
Commissioner.
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CONTENTS
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DEPARTMENTAL INDEX IV
EXPLANATORY V
ABBREVIATIONS XII
INDEX TO LIST OF PERMANENT OFFICERS XIV
INDEX TO LIST OF TEMPORARY OFFICERS XXIV
LIST OF PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY OFFICERS AS AT 1s JULY,1956
CADETS (EXEMPT FROM PUBLIC SERVICE ACT) EMPLOYED ON 1s
OFFICERS SECONDED TO OTHER ACTIVITIES 149
SUMMARY OF PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY OFFICERS AS AT1ST JULY, 1956
149
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DEPARTMENTAL INDEX.Department. Page
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 132Animal Division 134Horticultural
Division 136Dairying Division 138Wheat and Sheep Division 139Soil
Conservation Division 141Plant Research Division ....142Muresk
Agricultural College ....142Miscellaneous Branches 143
AUDIT DEPARTMENT 20
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT 45Registrar General's and
Government Statistician's Office 48Prisons Department
51Astronomical Services ........52Harbour and Light Department
52
CHILD WELFARE DEPARTMENT 130Field Division 131Children's Court
132
109Solicitor General's Office .... 111Supreme Court ....
112Arbitration Court .... 113Resident Magistrates and Clerks of
Courts .... 113Public Trust Office .... 117Electoral Office ....
.... 118Land Titles Office 119
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 123
Technical Education Division 127
FISHERIES DEPARTMENT 65
FORESTS DEPARTMENT 22DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
105DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR 106
Factories Branch 106LANDS AND SURVEYS DEPARTMENT 25
Land Settlement Branch 31Surveyor General's Division 31National
Parks Board 37
LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT 93MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 62MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES ....................................59METROPOLITAN WATER
SUPPLY, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT 94
Accounts Branch 95Engineering Division 101
MINES DEPARTMENT 37Out.stations 38Explosives Branch 39State
Mining Engineer's, Inspection of Mines and Machinery Branch 40Chief
Coal Mining Engineer's Branch 41State Batteries 41Government
Chemical Laboratories 41Geological Survey Branch 44Survey
Examinations and Drafting Branch 44
DEPARTMENT OF NATIVE WELFARE 145Field Division 146
POLICE DEPARTMENT 66Traffic Branch 67Firearms, Liquor Inspection
and Weights and Measures Branch 71District Offices 71
PREMIER'S DEPARTMENT 19PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT 53
Tuberculosis Branch 56Public Health Laboratories 58
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE
....................................147PUBLIC WORKS AND COUNTRY
WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT 12Accounts Branch
........................................................74
Engineering Division 78Architectural Division 87
STATE GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE 107Kalgoorlie Branch 109
STATE HOTELS DEPARTMENT 147STATE HOUSING COMJvIISSION 9TOURIST
BUREAU 64TOWN PLANNING DEPARTMENT 92TREASURY DEPARTMENT 1
Superannuation Board ........Government Stores Department
5Government Printing Office 8
WORKERS' COMPENSATION BOARD 122
CROWN LAW DEPARTMENT
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EXPLANATORY.
MARGINAL INCREASES.
1. As the result of an order of the Court of Arbitration of
Western Australia and subsequent negotia-tions with the Civil
Service Association, rates of pay expressed in the "Public Service
Salaries Agreement,1954" have been varied. With the exception of
variations to the rates of pay for Laboratory Assistantsand junior
officers generally, the amendments became effective on and from the
1st July, 1955. Rates ofpay for junior officers and Laboratory
Assistants have been varied on and from the 1st July, 1956.
Theseincreases are covered in detail in Administrative Instruction
No. 107, dated 25th July, 1956.
DIVISIONS.
2. The four divisions into which officers are placed according
to the class of work required of themare the Administrative,
Professional, Clerical and General Divisions ; these divisions are
denominatedin the classification of each position by the letters A,
P, C and G, respectively.
CLASSIFICATION.
3. The permanent positions created under the provisions of the
Public Service Act, 1904-1955,and the officers occupying these
positions fall into one or the other of two main sections, viz.
Those outside the jurisdiction of the Court of Arbitration of
'Western Australia.
Those within the jurisdiction of the Court of Arbitration of
Western Australia.
4. For the purpose of classification, those positions and
officers outside the jurisdiction of the Courtof Arbitration of
Western Australia have been further divided into two sections, viz
:-
(a) Higher Administrative and Professional officers who have
been placed in Special Classes,shown as A-S and P-S, respectively,
with fixed salary rates.
(5) Positions and officers classified in classes between the
Special Classes and the Arbitrationsection-shown as Group I.
5. Positions and officers within the jurisdiction of the Court
of Arbitration of Western Australia aresubdivided into nine groups
to correspond with the provisions of the Agreements completed with
the CivilService Association. These are shown, progressively, as
Group II to Group X.
6. Special Classes.-The salary rates of officers classified in
Special Classes are fixed within thelimits of 2,710 and 3,900, but
are subject to adjustment by way of a basic wage and marginal
allowancein multiples of 20 as basic wage and marginal allowance
adjustments to the salary rates of officers in thelower categories
on and after the 1st July, 1955, aggregate that amount. On the 1st
July, 1956, the basicwage and marginal allowance was 40 p.a.
7. Group 1.-This group is comprised of officers outside the
jurisdiction of the Court of Arbitrationand who occupy positions in
respect of which the following classes and grades apply
Male Officers.
Margin over basic rate.
Female Officers.
Margin over basic rate.
The incremental scales, expressed in margins over the respective
basic rates are as follow
Males. Females.
Class. Minimum.
(
Maximum.
Minimum.
Maximum.
1 ..,. 1,290 1,340 1,055 1,100
2 1,390 1,440 1,145 1,190
3 1,490 1,540 1,235 1,280
4 1,590 1,640 1,325 1,375
5 1,700 1,760 1,425 1,485
6 ..,. 1,820 1,890 1,545 1,605
7 '... ,,, 1,960 2,030 1,665 1,725
1,290 1,340 1,390 1,440 1,055 1,100 1,145 1,190
1,490 1,540 1,590 1,640 1,700 1,235 1,280 1,325 1,375 1,425
1,760 1,820 1,890 1,960 2,030 1,485 1,545 1,605 1,665 1,725
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8. Group II.This group is comprised of officers within the
jurisdiction of the Court of Arbitrationand who occupy positions in
respect of which the following classes and grades apply
Male Officers. Female Officers.
(_A.
Margin over basic rate. Margin over basic rate.
The incremental scales, expressed in margins over the respective
basic rates, are as follow :-
9. Group III.Draftswomen.----The rates of pay shown hereunder,
expressed in percentages of thefemale basic rate and margins over
the female basic rate, apply to officers in this group subject,
however,to advancement above the margin of 110 per annum being
dependent upon passing the promotional exam-ination prescribed in
Public Service Regulation 94 (a).
0. Group !V.Male Clerks.This group is comprised of male clerical
division officers who occupypositions in the "assured" or
"automatic range." The salary scale in this group is as follows
:-
A A.(
Class.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Minimum. Intermediate.
295
355
430
520
610
700
790
925
1,015
1,105
1,195
....
835
....
Maximum.
325
385
475
565
655
745
880
970
1,060
1,150
1,240
Minimum. Intermediate.
175
235
295
375
455
535
615
735
815
895
975
655
Maximum.
205
265
335
415
495
575
695
775
855
935
1,015
Males. Females.
295 325 355 385 175 205 235 265
430 475 520 565 610 295 335 375 415 455
655 700 745 790 835 495 535 575 615 655
880 925 970 1,015 1,060 695 735 775 815 855
1,105 1,150 1,195 1,240 895 935 975 1,015
Percentage (to be calculatedto nearest ) of FemaleBasic Rate or
Margin over
Female Basic Rate.
16 years of age 70%
17 years of age 77%18 years of age 87%19 years of age 95%
20 years of age 25
21 years of age or first year of adult service 65
22 years of age or second year of adult service 110
23 years of age or third year of adult service 130
24 years of age or fourth year of adult service 150
25 years of age or fifth year of adult service 175
26 years of age or sixth year of adult service ... 205
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11. Group V.Female Typists, Clerk-Typists and Machinists.This
group is comprised of femaletypists, clerk-typists and machinists
who occupy positions classified in the female automatic range.
Anefficiency allowance of 25 per annum is paid to officers in this
group who pass the prescribed efficiencyexamination.
12. Group VI.Male Junior Technieians.Officers in this group
comprise diplomates of an approvedAgricultural College who are
required to perform technical duties in the field.
On satisfactory completion of the first year of adult service
the salary rate will be the minimum forthe class to which the
officer is appointed.
Percentage (to be calculatedto nearest ) of Male BasicRate or
Margin over Male
Basic Rate.
15 years of age 50%
16 years of age
17 years of age 67%18 years of age 80%
19 years of age 95%
20 years of age 50
21 years of age or first year of adult service 110
22 years of age or second year of adult service 135
23 years of age or third year of adult service 165
24 years of age or fourth year of adult service 190
25 years of age or fifth year of adult service .... 215
26 years of age or sixth year of adult service 240
27 years of age or seventh year of adult service 265
The salary scale in this group is as followsPercentage (to be
calculatedto nearest ) of FemaleBasic Rate or Margin over
Female Basic Rate.
15 years of age 65%
16 years of age 70%
17 years of age 77%18 years of age 87%19 years of age 95%
20 years of age 25
21 years of ago or first year of adult service 65
22 years of age or second year of adult service 90
23 years of age or third year of adult service 110
24 years of age or fourth year of adult service 130
25 years of age or fifth year of adult service .... 150
The salary scale in this group is as followsPercentage (to be
calculatedto nearest ) of Male BasicRate or Margin over Male
Basic Rate.
17 years of age 80%
18 years of age 95%
19 years of age 50
20 years of age 110
21 years of age or first six months in the first year of
adultservice .... 215
and second six months in the first year of adult service ....
240
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13. Group VII.Males---General Division.Three classes are
provided for officers classified in thisgroup and the salary scales
are set out hereunder
Class 1.Percentage (to be calculatedto nearest ) of Male
BasicRate or Margin over Male
Basic Rate.
15 years of age 424%16 years of age 524%17 years of ago 674%18
years of age 80%19 years of age 95%20 years of age 5021 years of
age or first year of adult service 11022 years of age or second
year of adult service 13523 years of ago or third year of adult
service 16524 years of age or fourth year of adult service 190
Class 2.
Margin over theGrade. Male Basic Rate.
Minimum 190Intermediate 205Maximum 225
Class 3.
Minimum 225Intermediate 245Maximum 265
14. Group VIII.Female Laboratory Assistants.The salary scale in
this group is as follows
Percentage (to be calculatedto nearest ) of FemaleBasic Rate or
Margin over
Female Basic Rate.
15 years of age 65%16 years of age 70%17 years of age 774%18
years of age 874%19 years of age 95%20 years of age 2521 years of
age or first year of adult service 6522 years of age or second year
of adult service 9023 years of age or third year of adult service
11024 years of age or fourth year of adult service 13025 years of
age or fifth year of adult service 150
15. Group IX.Female Assistants and Telephonists.The salary scale
in this group is as follows
Percentage (to be calculatedto nearest ) of FemaleBasic Rate or
Margin over
Female Basic Rate.
15 years of ago 474%16 years of age 55%17 years of age 65%18
years of age 774%19 years of ago 874%20 years of age 95%21 years of
age or first year of adult service 2522 years of age or second year
of adult service 6523 years of age or third year of adult service
90
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16. Group X.I1ale Laboratory Assistants.The salary scale in this
group is as follows:
SYMBOLS.
17. The classification for each office and officer is denoted by
symbols for Division, Group and Class,The capital letter indicates
the Division (AAdministrative, PProfessional, CClerical and
GGeneral),the Roman numeral the appropriate Group and the final
figure the Class or combination of Classes within thatGroup. Where
a Class figure is not shown, the Group number itself denotes that
the office and officerconcerned have been placed in a group for
which classes have not been provided as increases in salary
areautomatic according to age or years of service.
18. Class numbers follow the ascending order of importance of
positions in their respective groupsand grade numbers, where they
have been applied to titles, the descending order.
GROSS ANNUAL SALARY RATE.
19. The gross annual salary rate of an officer consists of
percentage of the basic rate plus, when applicable, marginal
allowance; or
the basic rate plus margin over the basic rate and, when
applicable, marginal allowance; or
in the case of Special Class Officers, nominal salary plus basic
wage and marginal allow.ances.
20. Basic Rate.Basic rate means in the case of
Males.(i) Male officers employed in the Metropolitan Area; the
nearest pound () to theresult obtained by multiplying the male
basic wage for that area as de-clared from time to time by the
Court of Arbitration of Western Australia,by fifty-two and
one-sixth (52 1/6th);
(ii) Male officers whose headquarters are in an area for which
an independentbasic wage is declared; the nearest pound (f) to the
result obtained bymultiplying the male basic wage for that area as
declared from time totime by the Court of Arbitration of Western
Australia, by fifty-two andone-sixth (52 1 /6th) ; and
Females.(i) seventy-five per cent. (75%) to the nearest pound ()
of the male basic ratefor the respective areas as determined in
paragraphs (a) (i) and (a) (ii)above.
21. In accordance with the above definitions the annual
equivalents of the male and female basicrates in the various areas
as at the 1st July, 1956, were as follow
Male. Female.
Percentage (to be calculatedto nearest ) of MaleBasic Rate or
Margin over
Male Basic Rate.
15 years of age 50%16 years of age 57%17 years of age 67-%18
years of age 80%19 years of age 95%20 years of age 5021 years of
age or first year of adult service 11022 years of age or second
year of adult service 13523 years of age or third year of adult
service 16524 years of age or fourth year of adult service 19025
years of age or fifth year of adult service 21526 years of age or
sixth year of adult service 24027 years of age or seventh year of
adult service 265
Metropolitan Area 671 503South-West Land Division 662 496Other
Districts 668 501
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lvlarginal Allowance.Marginal Allowance is the amount determined
in accordance with Clauso23 of the " Public Service Salaries
Agreement, 1954."
On the 1st July, 1956, the amomit of Marginal Allowance
obtaining was as set out n the followingtable :-
Male Officers. Female Officers.
Percentage of Percentage ofBasic Rate or Marginal Basic Rate or
MarginalMargin over Allowance. Margin over Allowance.Basic Rate.
Basic Rate.
27% 5 47*% 532% 6 55% 637% 7 65% 742% 8 70% 750% 9 77-% 952-% 10
87-% 11
10 95%' 1367% 12 25 1480% 15 65 1695% 17 90 16
50 19 110 16110 21 130 17135 21 150 and above 19165 22190 23205
23215 24225 24240 24245 24
265 and above 25
QualifIcations Allowances.Clauso 18 (c) of the "Public Service
Salaries Agreement, 1954,"sets out the basis for payment of
allowances to male clerical officers with diplomate and graduate
quali-fications. The scale of allowances payable as at the let
July, 1956, is in accordance with the followingtable
Classification Qualifications Allowance.Automatic Range
Diplomate. Graduate.
Salary Margin, per annum. per annum.
110 60 90135 60 90
165 60 90190 60 90
215 60 90240 60 90266 80 90
Group II.
Class. Salary Margin.
1 295 60 90
325 60 902 355 60 90
385 60 90
3 430 60 90475 60 90
4 520 60 90565 60 90
5 610 30 80655 30 60
6 700 30745
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ALLOWANCES.
24. Generally, allowances shown throughout the List are
self-explanatory, e.g., "Qualifications.""Overtime," "Married
man's," etc. In the majority of cases those granted for some
particular reasonhave been designated as "Special" or detailed in
the "Remarks" column. Temporary allowances whichultimately convert
to salary, have not been included.
An explanation of other terms used to denote allowances is as
follows
Efficiency Applies to female Clerk-Typists and Machinists who
qualify for an allowance inaccordance with Clause 19 (a) of the
"Public Service Salaries Agreement, 1954."
Service (C) Applies to certain female officers who qualify for
an allowance in accordance withClause 19 (c) (i) of the "Public
Service Salaries Agreement, 1954."
Service (G) Applies to certain male officers in the General
Division who qualify for an allowancein accordance with Clause 12
(c) of the "Public Service Salaries Agreement, 1954."
Service (B) Applies to male adult clerical officers who qualify
for an allowance in accordancewith Clause 18 (b) of the "Public
Service Salaries Agreement, 1954."
Service (L) Applies to certain female officers who qualify for
an allowance in accordance withone of the following Clauses of the
"Public Service Salaries Agreement, 1954,"viz., 19 (b) (i) (ii) or
19 (c) (ii).
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A.A.LI.A.A.S.A.A.A.S.A. (Prov.)A.C.A.A.....A.C.A.A.
(Prov.)A.C.I.S.A.C.I.V.A.F.S.A.H.A.A.Inst.P.....A.I.S.
(Aust.)A.M.I.C.E. .....A.M.I.Chem.E.A.M.LC.W.AA.M.I.E.
(Aust.)A.M.I.Mech.E.A.M.Inst.M.M.A.M.LW.E.
(Lond.A.M.T.P.I.....A.O.S.M.....A.P.T.C.A.R.A.C.I.....A.R.A.I.A.....A.R.LB.A.A.R.I.C.A.R.I.C.S.
(Eng.)A.R.S.H.....A.S.T.C.A.W.A.S.M.....
C.B.E.Ch.B.....C.M.G
D.C.M.D.F.C.D.F.M.Dip.Agric.....Dip.Cart.....Dip.C.A.Dip.Chem.
(N.T.I.)Dip.Com.....Dip.D.S.Dip.Ed.Dip.For.Dip.Ing.Dip.Melb.T.C.Dip.
Oen.....Dip.P.T.0.........D.M.D. (Harv.)D.P.AD.P.H.D.P.M.D.Psych.
(Edin.)Dr. Ing.D.Sc.............D.Sc.
(Agric.)Dip.S.L.T.A.....Dip.Soc.Sc.........D.S.O.Dip.Trop.Agric.
(Holland)D.T.M. and H.
Edward Medal.
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ABBREVIATIONS:
A.
Associate of the Australian Insurance Institute.Associate of the
Australian Society of Accountants.Provisional Associate of the
Australian Society of Accountants.Associate of the Australasian
Institute of Cost Accountants.Provisional Associate of the
Australasian Institute of Cost Accountants.Associate of the
Chartered Institute of Secretaries.Associate Member of the
Commonwealth Institute of Valuers.Associate of the Faculty of
Surveyors (Quant).Associate of the Australian Institute of Hospital
Administrators.Associate of the Institute of Physics.Associate of
the Institute of Surveyors, Australia.Associate Member of the
Institution of Civil Engineers.Associate Member Institution of
Chemical Engineers.Associate Member of Institute of Cartographers,
Western Australia.Associate Member of the Institution of Engineers,
Australia.Associate Member of the Institution of Mechanical
Engineers.Associate Member of the Institution of Mining and
Metallurgy.Associate Member of the Institute of Water Engineers,
London.Associate Member Town Planning Institute.Associate of the
Otago School of Mines.Associate of the Perth Technical
College.Associate of the Royal Australian Chemical
Institute.Associate of the Royal Australian Institute of
Architects.Associate of the Royal Institute of British
Architects.Associate of the Royal Institute of Chemistry.Associate
Member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors,
England.Associate of the Royal Society of Health.Associate of the
Sydney Technical College.Associate of the West Australian School of
Mines.
B.
Bachelor of Arts.Bachelor of Obstetrics.Bachelor of Civil
Engineering.Bachelor of Dental Science.Bachelor of
Engineering.Bachelor of Education.Bachelor of Surgery.Bachelor of
Science.Bachelor of Science (Agriculture).Bachelor of Science
(Engineering).Bachelor of Science (Forestry).Bachelor of Science
(Horticulture).Bachelor of Surveying.Bachelor of Veterinary
Science.
C.
Commander of the Order of the British Empire.Bachelor of
Surgery.Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. George.
D.
Distinguished Conduct Medal.Distinguished Flying
Cross.Distinguished Flying Medal.Diploma of Agriculture.Diploma of
Cartography.Diploma of Cost Accounting.Diploma of Chemistry (Norway
Technical Institute).Diploma of Commerce.Diploma of Dental
Surgery.Diploma of Education.Diploma of Forestry.Diploma of
Engineering.Diploma of Melbourne Technical College.Diploma of
Oenology, Roseworthy.Diploma of the Perth Technical College.Doctor
of Medical Dentistry (Harvard).Diploma of Public
Administration.Diploma of Public Health.Diploma of Psychological
Medicine.Diploma of Psychiatry (Edinburgh).Doctor of
Engineering.Doctor of Science.Doctor of Science
(Agriculture).Diploma of the Society of Laboratory Technicians of
Australasia.Diploma of Social Science.Companion of the
Distinguished Service Order.Diploma of Tropical Agriculture,
Holland.Diploma of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
E.
B.A.OB.C.E.B.D.Sc.B.E....B.Ed.....
B.Sc.........B.Sc. (Agric.)B.Se. (Eng.)B.Sc. (For.)B.Sc.
(Hortic.)B.Surv.B.V.Sc.
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F.A.S.A.F.C.C.P. (America)F.C.I.
(Eng.)F.C.I.S.F.C.I.V.F.G.A.A.F.G.S.F.I.S.
(Aust.)F.R.A.C.I,F.R.A.I.A.....F.R.A.S.F.R.C.S.F.R.LB.A.....F.R.S.A.F.S.A.S.M.....
Ph.Ch.Ph.D.....
R.C.S.R.D.A.
Fellow of the Australian Society of Accountants.Fellow of the
College of Chest Physicians, America.Fellow of the Institute of
Commerce (England).Fellow of the Chartered Institute of
Secretaries.Fellow of the Commonwealth Institute of Valuers.Fellow
of the Gemmalogical Association of Australia.Fellow of the
Geological Society.Fellow of the Institute of Surveyors,
Australia.Fellow of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute.Fellow
of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects.Fellow of the Royal
Astronomical Society.Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons.Fellow
of the Royal Institute of British Architects.Fellow of Royal
Society of Arts.Fellow of the South Australian School of Mines.
Graduate of the Institute of Electrical Engineers, London.
Hawkesbury Diploma of Agriculture.Hawkesbury Diploma of
Dairying.
Companion of the Imperial Service Order.
Justice of the Peace.
F.
L.D.S. Licentiate of Dental Surgery.LL.B.............Bachelor of
Laws.L.R.C.P .... .. Licentiate of the Royal College of
Physicians.L.R.C.S. Licentiate of the Royal College of
Surgeons.L.R.F.P.S. (Glas.) .... Licentiate of the Royal Faculty of
Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow.L.V.Sc. ........Licentiate,
Veterinary Science.
Master of Arts.Member of the Australian Institute of Public
Health.Member Planning Institute of Australia.Master of
Agricultural Science.Bachelor of Medicine.Member of the Order of
the Brithish Empire.Military Cross.Doctor of Medicine.Muresk
Diploma of Agriculture.Muresk Diploma of Dairying.Member of the
Institute of Civil Engineers, London.Member of Institute of
Cartographers, Western Australia.Member of the Institution of
Engineers, Australia.Member of the Institute of Gas
Engineers.Member of the Institute of Mining Engineers,
England.Member of the Institute of Marine Engineers, London.Member
of the Institution of Mining and Metallurgy.Member of the Institute
of Surveyors, Australia.Member of the Institute of
Transport.Military Medal.Member of the Pharmaceutical
Society.Member of the Royal Australasian College of
Physicians.Member of the Royal College of Obstetricians and
Gynaecologists.Member of the Royal College of Physicians.Member of
the Royal College of Surgeons.Member of the Royal College of
Veterinary Surgeons.Member of the Royal Society for the Promotion
of Health.Master of Science.Master of Science (Agriculture).Member
of the South-East Agricultural College, England.
0.
Officer of the Order of the British Empire.
Pharmaceutical Chemist.Doctor of Philosophy.
Queen's Counsel.
Royal College of Surgeons.Roseworthy Diploma of Agriculture.
V.
Colonial Auxilliary Forces Officers Decoration.
Grad.I.E.E. (Lond.)
H.D.A.H.D.D.
M.A.LP.H.M.A.P.I.M Ag ScM.B.....M.B.E.
M.D.A.
M.I.C. (Lond.)M.I.C.W.A.....M.LE.
(Aust.)M.I.GasEng.....M.Inst.M.E. (Eng.)M.I.Mar.E.
(Lond.)M.Inst.M.M.....M.I.S. (Aust.)....M.I.T.
M.P.S.M.R.A.C.P.....M.R.C.O.G.....M.R.C.P.M.R.C.S.M.R.C.V.S.....M.R.S.H.....M.Sc.........M.Sc.
(Agric.)....M.S.E.A.C. (Eng.)
O.B.E
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xv'INDEX TO LIST OF PERMANENT OFFICERScontinued.
Con-Name. secutive
No.Name. secutive
Con-
No.
Con-Name. 8ecutive
No.
Curnick, N. 3.........................Curran, B.
C.........................Currie, 0. D.........................
5151975
447
Donnelly, H. F................Donovan, J.
p...................Dooley, M........................Dore, C.
J.....................
116313133235
74
Fanchi, G.............................2453Fannon, 3. B.
L.....................2763Farley, B.
C.........................1935Farmer, C.
B.........................2296
Dorney, C. F.................... 530 Farmer,
H.............................1988D. Dorrington, F.
3................ 3310 Farquharson,
S.....................3510Dougan, A. 3................ 3594
Farrant, J. L.........................843Daddow, F. S.Dale, F. H.
16393256 Douglas, H..................... 119684 Faulds,
3.............................1102Fawcett, W.
A.........................2276Dalwood, S.
C......................... 1350 2161 Fazey, F.
E.........................720Dalwood, S. M.....................
1844 Down, N. K..................... 2972 Featherstone,
A.....................546Daly,
J.................................
Daly, M. J.............................Daly, W.
A.............................Darby, G.
G.........................
311287812603591
Down, H. L.....................Downing, C.
A.....................Doyle, H. J.....................Drake, C.
C.....................
379611943767489
Feeney, J.............................278Feeney, 3. B.
3.....................1231Feldman, S.
F.....................2772Fellowes,
P.........................3864Darch, C. A.........................
1749 Drakes, B. H................. 3732 Fellowes,
W.........................3108D'Arcy, G.
B.........................
Darge, H. G.........................29843326
Dransfield, M. H................. 2613052
Fennell, G.........................3586Fergusson, K.
N.....................3506Darragh, J. A.........................
3733 297 Fergusson, H. G.....................128Darroch, D.
A..................... 1657 122 Fermanis,
P.........................3393Davenport, J.........................
2434 Driscoll, 3. H..................... 2847 Fern, L.
A.............................2660Davenport,
N.........................
Davey, L. A.............................David, H. H.
P.....................Davidson, W.........................Davidson,
W. S.....................Davies, A.
B.........................Davies, C.
R.........................Davies, G.
B.........................Davies, G.
H.........................Davies,
I.............................Davies, I.
M.........................Davies, P. W.
G.....................Davies, H. D.........................Davies,
R. D.........................
3752761505
1698140327693271941
391820442193265732702500
Driver, A. W.....................Drummond, A.
F.............Drummond, J.................Drummond, J.
C.............
Ducat, K. A.................Duffy, C.
A.....................Duffy, 0. M. 0................Duffy, M.
0....................Duggan, J. W.................
2394151714992900673
3593468258
174528771179137133703298
Ferrier, A. B.........................2507Ferstat, N.
w..........................2110Field, D.
V.........................2216Field, M.
H.........................2888Fimmell, L.
H.....................1185Findlay,
A.............................1717Findlay, C.
L.....................860Finey, K. P.
C.....................1880Fingland, W.
N.....................700Finn, G.
3.............................3833Finn, G.
W.............................2330Finucane, M.
K.....................3040Firth,
L.................................2384Fisher, C.
A.........................1045
Davies, H. M......................... 2789 Duncan, V. H 3210
Fisher, C. S.........................890Davies, V. F.
U.....................Davies, W.............................Davies,
W. M.........................Davis, D.
M........................Davis, D. .........................Davis,
H. D.............................Davis, J.
A............................Davis, J.
B.............................Davis, R.
E.............................Davis, H.
M.........................Davis, S.
D.........................Davis-Goff, J. A.................Dawes,
I. H............Dawkins, H. C.........Dawson, H.
J.............Dawtrey, F V.............Day, A.
L.................Day, A. 0................Day, H.
C.....................Deacon, ,j. B.............Dean,
G.....................
233820922774503
23881283797
206525
89323602386
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.................Dunlop, A. C................. 2299
14622127254535641057243639162779
29978
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29443650559
Fisher, B. W.........................2821Fisher, H.
B.........................338Fisher, H.
M.........................3771Fisher,
3.............................1829Fisher, P.
Z.........................1509Fisher, H.
0.........................621Fitzgerald, C.
A.....................3319Fitzgerald,
K.........................3893Fitzgerald, W.
E.....................1588Fitzpatrick, D. H.
A.............238Fitzpatrick, B.
N.....................3836Flanagan, D.
M.....................2630Fleay, W.
A.........................2047Fletcher, J.
L.........................112Fletcher, J.
H.........................2908Flint, F.
0.............................340Flint, M.
E.............................2829Flood, J,
B.............................1435Flower, C.
E.........................1419Flugge, D.
H.........................3424Flynn, B.
F..............................743
Dunstan, H. H.................Dunstan, H. T.............Dunstan,
S. R.................Durrant, F. B................Durrant, H. W.
C.............Dutton, M. 0.............Dwyer, B.
W....................Dwyer, H. P.....................Dyson, H.
G.................
E.
Eades, 3. M............Easther, A. C............Eastman, W.
H.........
1406 EastwOod, J. B............. 876 Fogarty, D.
0.........................3534Dease, A. Nde Burgh, H. C. Hde 1
1936103734331174
Eaton, C. M.............Ebsary, H. H.............Eckersley, J.
P.............Edgecombe. C. E. B.........
2247267636631990
Fogarty, Xvi. Xvi.........................250Fontanella, B.
L.....................1652Fordham, A.
A.....................58Foreman, B.
0.....................3129Delamare, D. L............... 2949
Edwards, A. G........ 3230 Foreman, B.
P.........................462Delamare, L. Xvi............. 1939
Edwards, B. G. S..... 998 Forsyth, D.
L.........................3198de Luca, B. C............ 648
Edwards, C. L. D..... 685 Forsyth, K.
0.........................1385Denny, B. H.................... 659
Edwards, C. H...... 2288 Forte, P. N.
M.....................3879Denny, D. G................. 3328
Edwards, D. A. G.... 2775 Fortune,
B..........................637Dent, A. L..................... 2270
Edwards, D. M......... 954 Fortune,
W.........................348Denton, H. J. S................ 803
Edwards, F. G. B. 1479 Foster, V.
T.........................60DePellette, H.................Dermer,
3. E................. 686775 Edwards, N. E....Edwards,
R........
34671287
Foston, H. H.....................934Fowler, F.
K.........................2214
deRooy, M. C. 3. W............ 42 Ehlers, R. C......... 3323
Fox, B. H.............................3803Dettniann, H.
W............... 3336 Elkington, E. H ..... 3686 Frame, J. W.
A.....................3146Deverell, D. G................. 3479
Elliot, H. C. A. 2729 France, B.
L.........................1217Devereux, 3. J................. 1201
Elliott, H. 0. 3715 Francis, 3.
3.........................1668Devlin, M. B................. 197
Elliott, K. W..... 98 Francis, W.
B.........................2081Devlin, T..................... 748
Elliott, S. B ..... 146 Franey, A. 3.
0.....................2455Dewar, H. A................. 1900
Elliott. V......... 646 Frankish, H.
W.....................1085Dewar, S. 3..................... 1400
Ellis H A 1172 Fraser, A. 3.........................1681Dickens, E.
T................. 2376 Ellis R H 1859 Fraser, H.
J.........................1915Dickenson, B. G................ 2765
Elliss. A. M. 2572 Fredericks,
H.........................652Diephuis, J..................... 1896
Elphick, H. R..... 1506 Freeland, L.
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Moss, 0. C.............Mottram, M. T.............Moulton, J.
M.................Moy, N. B...................Moyle, D.
R.................Moyle, W. H.........Mucciarone,
D............Mucciarone, T............Muir, A. G.........Muir, W.
D....................Muirson, C. R.........Muicock, B.
P............Mulford, I. P................Muller, W.
J................Mulligan, T. B............Muironey, P. C.
H.......Mulroney, T. B. A.....Mumme, A. W.........Mummery, A.
S........Munro, B. C.............Munro, a. B. S.........Munro, J.
B.............Munsel, B. G.................Munsel, E.
J.................Muncie, S. W.............Murfitt, C.
A.................Murphy, B. B.................Murphy, C.
J.................Murphy, B.....................Murphy,
T.................Murphy, V. B.................Murphy, V.
L.................Murphy, V. P............Murray, A. A.
McK.........Murray, 0.....................Murray, H.
J.................Murray, J. E.................Murray, K.
J.................Myers, N. H.................
N.
Nailard, H. C.....Nairn, 0. F.....Nankivell, C.
A........Nankivell, H. M..........Narroway, F. H.........
Neal, W. L......Neave, A. G.............Neck, M.
B...........Needham, A. B. K.Needham, B. C.Neeclham, K....Neggo, 0.
0.....Neil, H. 0......Neilson, H. S. S.Nelli, W. M.....Nelligan, P.
F.....Nelmes, S. M....Nelson, 0. J. S.Newland, J. B.Newman, F.
W.Newman, I. A.....Newman, N. J.........Newsome, S. H.Newton, W.
G....Nicholas, H. A.Nicholls, B. L.....Find, B. 5...........Nolan,
H. A.........Nolan, S...............Noldart, A. S.......Nordahl, K.
A.....Norgard, W. a.....Norris, B. B............Norris, B.
M.............Norris, J. W.............Norrish, S. H.
G........Northend, F. L.............Northway, P.
W.............Norton, S. B.................Mottle, M.
C................Nunn, G. W. M.............Nunn, W.
M.................
0.
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No.
1697145
15573396
680201925461427628609
2767585
12963065332027431042
44294
132114602198
52169633852387
984174432451933129
314112083395617
325025211699344730891930
3898124
2656293626172040128225943363297132791612160
28663729446
376131712442838
3177224535453776416958
22723453
1963013524
2793240011772551162137981505717
2619822
2655877
3644553
3889
XX
INDEX TO LIST OF PERMANENT OFFICERScontinued.
Con-Name. secutive
No.
Con-Name. secutive
No.
Ockleshaw, F......................... 2126 Peate, D.
J.............................3262Ockleshaw, S.
0..................... 2443 Pederick, B.
M.....................2794O'Connell, B.........................
2252 Pedrick, 0. H.........................2468O'Connell,
B......................... 782 Peers, H.
A.............................2011O'Connell, M. M.
A................. 915 Peet, G.
B.............................3800O'Connor, M.
M..................... 380 Pegrum, M.
S.........................3330Oddy, W.............................
158 Pegruni, P. 5.........................1688O'Dea, B.
L............................. 200 Pendlebury, B.
I.....................2488O'Dea, J. F.............................
2923 Pendlebury, H.........................1956O'Bea, K.
S............................. 696 Pengilly, V.
L.........................76O'Bea, V.
P............................. 2995 Penwill, J.
W.........................355
2519 Permain, H. K.....................2072O'Donnell, J........
3488 Pervan, W.............................3243O'Donnell, W. M...
3886 Peters, H.............................3492O'Dwyer, 5. 0.......
46 Petersen, L. F.........................891O'Farrell, M. A. V.
1227 Petersen, P. F.....................2846O'Garr, N. W........
3914 Petridis, A.........................1725O'Halloran, B. L...
3968 Petterson, W. A.....................2993O'Halloran, F. G...
1155 Pettersson, B.........................2234O'Hara, I.
J......... 2722 Pettitt, 0. A..........................581O'Hara,
T. A........ 2917 Phillips, B. B.....................3062Oidham, E.
H....... 2735 Phillips,
J.............................1675Oldmeadow, S. L... 1613 Phillips,
S. L.........................2243O'Leary, B. S....... 1168
Phillips, H. F.........................870Oliver, H. W........ 2294
Philp, A. S.............................2874O'Malley, B. B.... 154
Philp, K. A.............................3054O'Meara, D. W..... 1095
Fhipps, H. B.........................3576O'Neill, F. J........ 2538
Piercy, M. J.........................69O'Neill, H. C........ 3515
Piesse, C. M.........................2142O'Neill, J. L....... 2316
Piesse, H. C. W.....................1690Onions, A............ 2138
Piggford, B. P.....................2181Opita, L. E........ 2132
Pilbeam, A. A.........................1423O'Hegan, K. S.... 2930
Pilbeam, D. M.....................1218O'Reilly, F. S...... 597
Pilgrim, C.............................2409
634 Pilgrim, L. H.........................45Orton, G.
I......................... 1746 Pilgrim, H.
C.........................770Osborn, N. F.........................
509 Pilgrim, R. B.........................1409Osborne, L.
C......................... 1437 Pilkington, T.
0.....................2412O'Sullivan, B. M................. 3053
Pitcher, D. J.........................2714Oswald, A.
T......................... 3145 Pitman, A.
54.........................2626O'Toole, N.
C......................... 3543 Pittard, H.
A.........................985Ottaway, V. S.....................
1934 Pittman, C. A.....................2425Outtrim, I.
F......................... 3439 Platell, N.
B.........................1169Owens, A. L.........................
3131 Plummer, H.........................1418Owens, B.
B......................... 1199 Plumridge, H.
S.....................1940Owens, W............................. 21
Polglaze, R.............................3932
Polls, B.................................2471Pollard, B.
J.........................852Pollard, B. W.
G.....................1892Pollard, B.
A.........................3550
P. Pontaks, I.........................947Poole, A.
0.............................663Pace, S.
A............................. 2399 Poole, H.
S.............................2411
Pach, M. L............................. 259 Poole, W. L.
C.....................2052Packer, W. J......................... 437
Porter, A. J.........................2254Paddon, G.
C......................... 1512 Porter,
C.............................1430Page, W.
B............................. 3169Pages, 0.
K............................. 3601 Fortes', K.
B.........................1831Pages-Oliver, K. S.................
3173 Potter, J. B.............................2678Paine, J. H,
K......................... 711 Potter, J. W.
K.....................2086Pallot, A. B.........................
2979 Pottinger, G. W.....................2912Paquin, S.
A......................... 3943 Pound, F.
W.........................2368Parer, J.
A............................. 3561 Powell,
A.............................694Parish, J.
A......................... 3839 Powell, A. J.
P.....................164Park, L. H.............................
2229 Powell, H. R.........................3662Parker, A.
B......................... 2066 Powell, M,
P.........................1466Parker, A. B.........................
57 Power, A. N.........................2947Parker, C.
A......................... 2663 Power, B.
G.........................2933Parker, 5. B.........................
2662 Pownall, K. A.........................842Parker, J,
E......................... 2032 Preshaw, F.
C.........................1275Parker, J. R.........................
533 Press, C. C.............................486Parker, P.
H......................... 2777 Press, S. B.
W.........................147Parks, L.
J............................. 1663 Press, T. H.
I.........................2275Parmenter, P. M.....................
2373 Preston, H. A.........................3388Parrott, J.
S......................... 2504 Prewett,
H.............................443Parry, A.
E......................... 1840 Prgoinet, 0.
J.........................2038Parry, L. W.........................
3083 Price, A. M.............................896Parry, W.
W......................... 2899 Price, L.
K.............................3875Pasco, 5.
A......................... 1753 Priestley, M.
A.....................1115Pascoe, C. M.........................
2963 Prince-Wright, B. R. L.............3249Pascoe,
B............................. 3442 Prindiville, H.
J.....................405Pascoe, 5. M......................... 77
Pringle, N, N.........................2956Pash, H.
D............................. 3022 Pritchard, B.
B.....................2807Paterson, K. M..................... 1105
Pritchard, P. P.....................2361Paterson, W. J.
McK............. 3368 Proctor, P.
B.........................762Paton, J. L.........................
2724 Proud, B.............................117Patterson, A.
W..................... 900Patterson, P. F..................... 2490
Pryce, M. W.........................1153Patton, M.
T......................... 986 Pullen, L.
F.........................460Pattrlck, W. B.....................
2075 Punch, S.............................3202Faust, L.
I......................... 2565 Purdy, F. H.
B.....................1297Faust, R. C.............................
2497 Pusey, H. J.............................3381Pavicic,
V............................. 2643 Pusey, L.
T.........................'771Pavlovich, 0.........................
1114Paxman, F. D..................... 99Payne, G.
H......................... 1132Payne,
M............................. 327Payne, P.
B......................... 3174 Q.Peace. A.
K............................. 2301Peacock, B.
H......................... 1170 Quain, S.
5............................. 562Pead,
A................................. 864 Quarry, C.
M......................... 1540Peake, L, R.........................
451 Quealy, M. 3......................... 1458Pearce, B.
S......................... 2240 Quick, 3.
I......................... 2419Pearce, C. H. W.....................
2537 Quin. G. J............................. 1925Pearce, B.
T......................... 895 Quinlivan, B. .....................
3783Pearce, F. R......................... 2884 Quinlivan, C.
w..................... 490Pearce, G. A.........................
3785 Quinn, B 5 2352Pearce, G. C......................... 1897
Quinn, K, 5......................... 1890Peart, W.
S......................... 612 120
Oals, B. 0. 5......................... 2563O'Brlen, A.
L......................... 3312O'Brien, A.
P......................... 1659O'Brien,
B............................. 1265O'Brien, B.
B......................... 672O'Callaghan, T. M.................
2150Ochiltree, H. E..................... 2017Ockerby, C.
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