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7 August 1992] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 3839

101TRANSFER OF LAND ACT 1293

TRANSFER OF LAND REVESTMENTPROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA By His Excellency the Honourable DavidDAVID MALCOLM, J Kingsley Malcolm, Companion of the Order of

Lieutenant-Governor. Australia, Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator[L.S. of the State of Western Australia.

DOLA File 5735/950V12.Under section243 of the Transferof LandAct 1893, I, the Lieutenant-GovernorandAdministratoracting with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, do herebyrevestin Her Majesty asof her former estate,the land describedin the Schedulesto this Proclamation.Given undermy hand and the Seal of the State on 4 August 1992.By His Excellency’sCommand,

DAVID SMITH, Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

Schedule1Certificate of Title

File No. Descriptionof Land Volume Folio1050/992 Portionof SwanLocation 1352 andbeing Lot 143 on Plan 1899 365

17896 now comprising Location 117301863/988 Portion of Swan Location 1660 coloured brown and 1812 097

marked Right of Way on Plan 16154 now comprisingLocation 11742

3492/980 Portion of Gingin Town Lot 65 and being Lot 6 on 1504 446Diagram60119 now comprising Lot 161

1945/980 Portion of SwanLocation 1315 beingLot 200 on Diagram 1569 99259277 now comprising Location 11737

3610/977 Portion of CanningLocation 16 being Lot 78 on Diagram 1492 92753519 now comprisingLocation 3778

Schedule2File No. Descriptionof Land1096/976 Portion of SwanLocation 8803 being Lots 74 and75 on Plan11525 beingpart of the

land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1432 Folio 701 now comprisingLocations 11735 and 11736.

575/992PF Portion of Kwinana Lot E7 being the land marked"PedestrianAccessway"comprisingan areaof 194 squaremetreson Plan 10743 and being part of the land comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 1399 Folio 587.

2483/990PF Portion of Kwinana Lot E6 being the land marked"PedestrianAccessway"adjoiningLots 372 and 388 on Plan 10032 and being part of the land containedin Certificateof Title Volume 557 Folio 102A.

1959/991PF Portion of Kwinana Lot A749 being the land marked"PedestrianAccessway"on Plan 9637and being part of the land comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 348 Folio 49A.

2294/991 PF Portion of Kwinana Lot A749 being the land marked "PedestrianAccessway" andcomprising an area of 324 squaremetreson Plan 9636 andbeing part of the landcomprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 347 Folio 198A.

102TRANSFER OF LAND ACT 1293

TRANSFER OF LAND REVESTMENTPROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1, By His Excellency the Honourable DavidDAVID MALCOLM. J Kingsley Malcolm, Companion of the Order of

Lieutenant-Governor. Australia, Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator1.5.1 of the State of Western Australia,

DOLA File 5735/50V11.Under section243 of the Transferof Land Act 1893, I, the Lieutenant-GovernorandAdministratoractingwith the advice and consentof the ExecutiveCouncil, do herebyrevestin Her Majesty asof her former estate,the land describedin the Schedulesannexedthereto.Given undermy hand and the Seal of the State on 4 August 1992.By His Excellency’sCommand,


3840 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [7 August 1992

Schedule1Certificate of Title

File No. Description of Land Volume Folio2749/985 Portion of JandakotAgricultural Area Lot 251 andbeing 1917 555

Lot 41 on Plan 18040 now comprising A.A. Lot 622562/992 Portion of SwanLocation2105 andbeingLot 173 on Plan 1893 988

17426 now comprisingLocation 11694187 1/989 Portion of LeschenaultLocation 26 andbeing part of Lot 1839 244

2 on Diagram 636 now comprising portion of BunburyLot 708

187 1/989 Portion of LeschenaultLocation 26 andbeing part of Lot 1839 2463 on Diagram 636 now comprising portion of BunburyLot 708

1871/989 Portion of LeschenaultLocation 26 andbeing part of Lot 1839 2484 on Diagram 636 now comprising portion of BunburyLot 708

528/973 The southernmoiety of Wagin Town Lot 41 now corn- 703 122prising Lot 1843

Schedule2File No. Descriptionof Land1625/988 Portion of SussexLocation 65 and being the land marked"Drain Reserve"on

Plan 12895 being part of the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1051Folio 185 Portionsnow comprising Locations 4938 and 4939.

2743/979 Portion of Cockburn SoundLocation 16 being Lots 497 and 505 on Plan 13004being part of the land comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 1548 Folio 601now comprising Locations 4015 and 4014 respectively.

225 1/980 Portion of eachof Glen ForrestLots 73, 74, 75, 78, 79 and 80 being Lot 14 onPlan 13276 and being part of the land comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume570 Folio 60.

2324/991 PF That portion of Canning Location 386 marked "PedestrianAccessway" onDiagram47705 being the balanceof the land containedin Certificate of TitleVolume 1365 Folio 276.

661/991PF No. 2 That portion of Swan Location L marked"P.A.W." on Plan 12751 being part ofthe land comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 1528 Folio 301.

661/991PF No. 2 That portion of CanningLocation 14A marked"PedestrianAecessway"on Plan10669 being part of the land comprisedin Certificateof Title Volume 1363 Folio201.

661/992PF No. 1 That portion of PerthshireLocationAu markedR.O.W. on Diagram29838beingthe balanceof the landcomprisedin Certificateof Title Volume 1175 Folio 448.

661/992PF No. 1 Portion of each Swan Locations 3001 and 3002 being the land marked"PedestrianAccessWay" containing an areaof 324 squaremetreson Plan 9509and being part of the land comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume 396 Folio13A.

661/992PF No. 1 Portion of Swan Location K being the land marked"PedestrianAecessway"onPlan 9502 2 andbeing part of the landcomprisedin Certificateof Title Volume343 Folio 22A.

661/992PF No. 1 Portion of PerthshireLocation Au being the land marked"PedestrianAccessWay" on Plan 8318 1 and being part of the land in Certificateof Title Volume40 Folio 199A.

AA1O3TRANSFER OF LAND ACT 1893

TRANSFEROF LAND REVESTMENTPROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1, By His Excellency the Honourable DavidDAVID MALCOLM. J Kingsley Malcolm, Companion of the Order of

Lieutenant-Governor. Australia, Lieutenant-Governor and AdministratorL.S. of the State of Western Australia.

DOLA File 1842/988.Undersection243 of the Transferof LandAct 1893, I, the Lieutenant-GovernorandAdministratoracting with the advice and consentof the ExecutiveCouncil, do hereby revestin Her Majesty asof her former estate,the lands describedin the schedulesannexedthereto.Given undermy hand and the Seal of the State on 4 August 1992.By His Excellency’sCommand,



ScheduleIDOLA File 1842/988

Boulder Town Lot 1451Boulder Town Lot 1452Boulder Lot 2655Boulder Lot 1826Boulder Town Lots 1446, 1447Boulder Town Lot 1643Portion of Boulder Town Lot 1642 andPortion of Boulder Town Lot 1642 andPortion of Boulder Lot 1641 andbeingPortion of Boulder Lot 1641 and beingPortion of Boulder Lot 1641 and beingPortion of Boulder Lot 1641 and beingBoulder Lot 1482

being Lot 3 on Diagram2253being Lot 4 on Diagram2253Lot 2 on Diagram2249Lot 3 on Diagram2249Lot 4 on Diagram2249Lot 7 on Diagram2249

Certificate of TitleVolume Folio

262 25262 26

1229 452364 13253 136279 163375 25375 24341 22423 197356 98429 177319 148341 24284 178257 134465 25

1933 367

1933

1933

ScheduleIIDOLA File 1842/988Descriptionof Land

Portion of Boulder Lot 1641 and being Lots 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12 andthe Right of Way on Diagram2249 being the land remainingin Certificate of Title Volume 297 Folio 118.

Portion of Boulder Lot 1644 and being Lot 3 and 4 and the Right of Way on Diagram2293 beingthe land remainingin Certificate of Title Volume 290 Folio 138.

Portion of Boulder Town Lot 1642 and being the Right of Way on Diagram2253 being the landremainingin Certificate of Title Volume 376 Folio 19.

AG3O1

PLANT DISEASESACT 1914

PLANT DISEASESAPPLE SCAB NOTICE 1992

Made by the Minister undersection 12.

Citation

1. This noticemay be cited as thePlant Diseases AppleScabNotice 1992.

Definition of disease

2. For the purposesof this notice -

Descriptionof Land

Portion of Boulder Lot 1644 and being Lot 1 on Diagram2293Boulder Lot 1645Boulder Town Lot 1473Boulder Lot 1481Portion of Boulder Lot 2025 and portion of HamptonLocations61 and65Minerals and otherrights and reservationsto a depth of 12.19 metreswhich are comprisedin Portion of HamptonLocation 64Minerals and other rights and reservationsto a depth of 12.19metreswhich are comprisedin Boulder Lot 2086 and portion of HamptonLocation 61Portion of HamptonLocation 8Boulder Lot 2086 and portion of Hampton Location 61 and mineralsand otherrightsPortion of HamptonLocation 40Portion of HamptonLocation 70

366

365

926848

852850

19261934

19341934

"disease"meansthe diseaseknownas applescabVenturia maequails.


Declarationof infestedareas

3. The areasof the Statedefinedin the Scheduleto this notice are declaredto be infestedwith disease.

SCHEDULE [clause3]

INFESTEDAREAS

1. Stoneville- an areaon Departmentof LandAdministrationmap reference Mundaring 2134-111NE and 2134-111SE within a360 degree2 kilometreradiusfrom the northwest corner of the land comprising the Department,ofAgriculture’s Stoneville ResearchStation, with the radiusextendingeasterlyto 5 kilometres from north north easttosouthsoutheast.

2. Brookhampton- an area on Department of LandAdministration map reference 20d0-IV and 2030-1Edition 2, within the boundariesof ThompsonBrook RoadSouth,Wishart Road andThompsonBrook Road,includinglocations257and76 westof ThompsonBrookRoadSouth,butexcluding location 267 on the northern boundary andexcludinglocations11104, 11103 and10897on thesouthernboundary.

3. Dwellingup - anareaon Departmentof LandAdministrationmap reference2132-TV and 2132-1,within a 180 degree 5kilometre radiusfrom the north west corner of location 237,with the radius extending easterly from due north to duesouth.

ERNIE BRIDGE, Minister for Agriculture.

AG302

PLANT DISEASES ACT 1914PLANT DISEASESAMENDMENT REGULATIONS No. 2 1992

Madeby His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutive Council.

Citation

1. These regulations may be cited as the Plant DiseasesAmendmentRegulationsNo. 2 1992.

Schedule1 amended

2. Schedule1 to the Plant DiseasesRegulations1989* is amendedin Part Bby repealingclause40.

[* Publishedin the Gazetteof 30 June1989 at pp. 1980-93.For amendmentsto 22 June 1992 see 1991 Index to Legislation ofWesternAustralia, p. 447.]

By His Excellency’s Command,D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.

AG4O1

SOIL AND LAND CONSERVATIONACT 1945NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Pursuantto Section 23 2b c of the Soil andLand ConservationAct 1945, on the nominationofthe WesternAustralian Farmer’s Federation,David JohnWilliams of Corackerupis appointedamember of the District Committee for the JerramungupLand ConservationDistrict, whichCommitteewas establishedby an Order in Council, publishedin the Gazetteof 30 December1983andamendedin the Gazettesof 27 March 1986; 17 May 1991 and 3 January1992, the appointmentbeing for a term ceasingon 7 June1994.



AG402

SOIL AND LAND CONSERVATION ACT 1945ASHBURTON LAND CONSERVATION DISTRICT APPOINTMENT OF

MEMBERS OF DISTRICT COMMITTEE INSTRUMENT 1992Madeby the Minister for Agriculture.Citation1. This Instrumentmay be cited as theAshburtonLand ConservationDistrictAppointmentof MembersDistrict CommitteeInstrument1992.

Interpretation2. In this Instrument-

"Constitution order" means the Soil and Land ConservationAshburtonLand ConservationDistrict Order 1 989*.

"Committee" meansthe District Committeeestablishedby Clause4 of theConstitutionOrder.

[*Published in the Gazetteof 17 March 1989 at pp. 797-99 and amendedinthe Gazetteof 10 July 1992 at pp. 3185-86.]

Appointment of Members3. 1 UnderClause 5 1 b of the constitutionorder JamesCullen of UralaStationis appointeda memberof the Committeeon the nominationof the Shireof Ashburton.

2 Under Clause 5 1 c of the constitutionorder-a Evan Robert Pensiniof Wyloo Stationb JohnBettini of Rocklea Station

are appointed membersof the Committee to representthe PastoralistsandGraziersAssociation.

3 Under Clause 5 1 d of the constitutionorder-a Anne Batesof CaneRiver Stationb Wayne Stammersof Kooline Stationc David Lindsay of Paraburdood Robert Stanley Harris of NanutarraStatione JohnGrantJamesof AshburtonDowns Stationf JamieThomasAshworth of Glen Florrie Stationg Donald Edward Parsonsof Mt Stuart Stationh Horatio JohnHarvey of Mininer Stationi Wendy Ruth Harvey of Mininier Stationj David Robert Forrestof Minderoo Stationk AssistantDivisional Engineer,Main RoadsDepartment,Carnarvon1 Regional Manager, Departmentof Conservationand Land Manage

ment, Karrathaare appointedmembersof the Committeebeing personsactively engagedinor affectedby, or associatedwith land usein the AshburtonLand Conservation District.

Term of Office4. The appointmentis madeunder Clause52 shall be for a term of threeyearscommencingof the day that this instrumentis publishedin the Gazette.


AG403

SOIL AND LAND CONSERVATION ACT 1945CADOUX-MANMANNING LAND CONSERVATION DISTRICT APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF DISTRICT COMMITTEE INSTRUMENT 1992

Made by the Minister for Agriculture.Citation

1. This Instrumentmay be cited as the Cadoux-ManmanningLand Conservation District Appointmentof MembersDistrict CommitteeInstrument1992.


Interpretation2. In this Instrument-

"Constitution order" means the Soil and Land ConservationCadouxManmanningLand ConservationDistrict Order 1 989*.

"Committee" meansthe District Committeeestablishedby Clause4 of theConstitution Order.

[*published in the Gazetteof 7 April 1989 at pp. 1061-63and amendedin theGazetteof 10 July 1992 at pp. 3187-88.]

Appointment of Members

3. 1 Under Clause 5 1 b of the constitution order John Ivan Kalajzic ofCadouxis appointeda memberof the Committeeon thenominationof theShireof Wongan-Ballidu.

2 Under Clause5 1 c of theconstitutionorderSydneyAlfred MacNamaraof Manmanningis appointeda memberof the Committee on the nominationofthe Shire of Dowerin.

3 Under Clause 5 1 d of the constitution order-

a EdwardCharles Kalajzic of Cadoux

b Peter JamesMacNamaraof West Cadoux

c DuncanStewart Avery of Cadoux

are appointed membersof the Committee on the nomination of the WesternAustralian FarmersFederation.

4 Under Clause 5 1 e of the constitution order-

a Alan ErnestRobb of Cadoux

b Frederick John Jonesof Manmanning

c David Waddell of Cadoux

d GregoryBruce Lyons of Cadoux

e William Clarke of Cadoux

f Michael John Kalajzic of Cadouxg Anthony Richard Applegateof Cadoux

are appointedmembersof the Committee being personsactively engagedin oraffected by, or associatedwith land use in the Cadoux-ManmanningLandConservationDistrict.

Term of Office

4. The appointment is made under Clause5 3 shall be for a term of threeyearscommencingof the day that this instrumentis published in the Gazette.


AG404SOIL AND LAND CONSERVATION ACT 1945

SOIL AND LAND CONSERVATION COUNCILAPPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS INSTRUMENT No. 2 of 1992

Made by His Excellencythe Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator in Executive Council.

Citation1. This instrument may be cited as the Soil and Land ConservationCouncilAppointmentof MembersInstrumentNo. 2 of 1992.

Definitions

2. In this instrument-"the Act" meansthe Soil and Land ConservationAct 1945;and"the Council" meansthe Soil and Land ConservationCouncil established

under the Act.


3. The following personsare appointedto be membersof the Council-

a Under Section 9 2 b of the Act Kevin Frederick Goss an officer ofthe Public Service of the State and employed in the DepartmentofAgriculture for a term expiring on 31 May 1994.


b UnderSection 9 2 e of the Act on thenominationof the Minister andrepresentingthe Western Australian Farmers Federation Inc., MrGarry Hilton English for a term expiring on 31 May 1994.

c Under Section 9 2 fa of the Act on the nomination of the Ministerand representing voluntary conservation organisations Mr TheoNabbenfor a term expiring on 31 May 1994.

By His Excellency’s Command,

P. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.

AG405

SOIL AND LAND CONSERVATION ACT 1945EAST PJLBARA LAND CONSERVATION DISTRICT APPOINTMENT OF

MEMBERS OF DISTRICT COMMITTEE INSTRUMENT 1992Made by the Minister for Agriculture.

Citation

1. This Instrument may be cited as the East Pilbara Land ConservationDistrict Appointmentof MembersDistrict CommitteeInstrument 1992.

Interpretation

2. In this Instrument-"Constitutionorder" meansthe Soil and Land ConservationEast Pilbara

Land ConservationDistrict Order 1 989*.

"Committee" meansthe District Committee establishedby Clause4 of theConstitution Order.

[*published in the Gazetteof 20 January1989 at pp. 133-135and amendedin the Gazetteof 10 July 1992 at pp. 3188-98.]


3. 1 Under Clause 5 1 b of the constitution order Langtree Coppin ofYarrie Station is appointeda member of the Committee on the nomination ofthe Shire of East Pilbara.

2 Under Clause 5 1 d of the constitution order ChristopherPattersonofMarillina Station is appointeda memberof the Committee to representthePastoralistsand GraziersAssociation.

3 Under Clause5 1 e of the constitution order-

a RamonReginald Kennedy of Royhill Stationb Hal McKenney of Marble Barc JohnChristopherAnick of Newmand MatthewJohnHerbert of Pilbarae Rex Ericsonof East PilbaraI’ Ken Walker of Newmang Barry Gratte of Ethel Creek Station

h Rex Lang of Balfour Downs Stationi AssistantDivisonal Engineer,Main RoadsDepartment,SouthHedlandj District Manager,Departmentof ConservationandLandManagement,

Karrathaare appointedmembersof the Committeebeing personsactively engagedin oraffectedby, or associatedwith land use in the EastPilbaraLand ConservationDistrict.

Term of Office4. The appointment is madeunder Clause5 3 shall be for a term of threeyearscommencingof the day that this instrument is published in the Gazette.



GRAIN MARKETING ACT 1975

Ref: 1166/85

Departmentof Agriculture,South Perth, 5 August 1992.

His Excellency the Lieutenant-GovernorandAdministrator hasbeenpleasedto appointpursuantto section 9 2 a of the Grain Marketing Act 1975 the following personsas electedDirectors ofthe Grain Pool of WesternAustralia for a term of office expiring on 31 July 1996.

ChristopherDuncan MoffetDarrel Leslie Dent

M. P. CARROLL, Director Generalof Agriculture.

GOLDFIELDS REGIONNotice of Draft ManagementPlan

The National Parks and Nature ConservationAuthority and the Lands and Forest Commissionadvisethat the draft managementplan for the Goldfields Regionis availablefor public comment.The Goldfields Region includesthe Shires of Laverton, Lenora, Wiluna, Menzies,Coolgardie,partof theYilgarn Shire and the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder.

The draft managementplan containsinformation aboutthe conservationandland managementofthe region and makesrecommendationsfor adoption in a final plan.

The closing date for submissionsis 4 December1992.Copiesof the draft plan may be purchasedfor $5.00 from the following CALM offices:-

State OperationsHeadquarters,50 Hayman Road,Como WA 6152

Goldfields Regional Office,HannanStreet,Kalgoorlie WA 6430.

Copiesof the plan are also available for inspectionat Shire Offices.

Submissionsshould be directed to the Regional Manager,Departmentof Conservationand LandManagement,P0 Box 366, Kalgoorlie WA 6430.

SYD SHEA, ExecutiveDirector.

RETAIL TRADING HOURS ACT 1987RETAIL TRADING HOURS EXEMPTION ORDER No. 13 1992

Made by the Minister for ConsumerAffairs under Section 5.

Citation1. This Order may be cited as the Retail Trading Hours Exemption OrderNo. 13 1992.

ExtendedTrading Hours for Staff Shopping2. Section 12 of the Retail Trading Hours Act 1987 does not apply to thegeneralretail shopspecifiedin Column 1 of the Scheduleon the day andduringthe hours specified oppositeand correspondingto the general retail shopsinColumn 2 of the Schedulesubjectto accessbeinglimited to identified membersof staff eachaccompaniedby not more than one adult and school agechildren.

ScheduleColumn 1

GeneralRetail Shops

Myer, 200 Murray Street, Perth

Column 2

Days andHours of ExemptionWednesday, 9 December 1992,betweenthe hoursof 6.00 pmand9.00 pm.

AG406

CM4O1CONSERVATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT ACT 1992

CN3O1

YVONNE HENDERSON, Minister for ConsumerAffairs.


CN302

RETAIL TRADING HOURS ACT 1987RETAIL TRADING HOURS EXEMPTION ORDER No. 14 1992

Made by the Minister for ConsumerAffairs underSection 5.

Citation

1. This Order may be cited as the Retail Trading Hours ExemptionOrderNo. 14 1992.

ExtendedTrading Hours for Staff Shopping

2. Section 12 of the Retail Trading Hours Act 1987 does not apply to thegeneralretail shopsspecifiedin Column 1 of the Scheduleon thedayandduringthe hours specified oppositeand correspondingto the general retail shops inColumn 2 of the Schedulesubjectto accessbeing limited to identified membersof staff eachaccompaniedby not more than one adult and school agechildren.

Schedule

Column 1 Column 2

GeneralRetail Shops Days and Hoursof Exemption

Big W Discount Stores, corner Wednesday, 2 December 1992,Abernethy Road and Wright betweenthe hoursof 6.00 pm andStreet, Belmont. 8.00 pm.

Big W Discount Stores,YirriganDrive, Mirrabooka.

Big W Discount Stores, Karrinyup Road, Karrinyup.Big W Discount Stores, cornerHigh Road and Willeri Drive,Willetton.

Big W DiscountStores,MarmionAvenue, Whitfords.

Big W Discount Stores, Sandridge Road, Sandridge Park,Bunbury.

Big W Discount Stores,Rocking-ham Road, Spearwood.

YVONNE HENDERSON,Minister for ConsumerAffairs.

CW4O1

JUSTICES ACT 1902It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Councilhas-

Approved of the following appointmentto the Office of Justice of the Peacefor the State ofWesternAustralia-

BarryJohnMacKinnonof 11 Lowrie Grove,Leeming and 8/2 WoodthorpeDrive, Willetton.

P. G. DOIG, Under Secretaryfor Law.

CW402

EX OFFICIO JUSTICEOF THE PEACEIt is herebynotified for public information that GraemeJohnRobertsonof Kuhn hasbeenappointedunderSection9 of the JusticesAct 1902 to be a Justiceof the Peacefor the Magisterial Districtof Williams during his term of office as Presidentof the Shire of Kuhn.

D. G. DOIG, Under Secretaryfor Law.


CW403

CHILDREN’S COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT No.2 1988It is herebynotified for public information that His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncilhas approvedof the appointmentof the following personsas membersof the Children’s Court ofWesternAustralia-

JohnAnthony Petersenof 23 Gunggari Circuit, Tom PriceJudith Ann Walton of Hall Road, Toodyay.

P. G. DOIG, Under Secretaryfor Law.

1ASTPRRT1PREDEVELOPMENT AuTrroRrrY

ES4O1

EAST PERTH REDEVELOPMENT ACT 1991PROPOSED EAST PERTH REDEVELOPMENT SCHEME NOTICE AND INVITATION FOR

PUBLIC SUBMISSIONSThe Minister for Planning has approved a proposed redevelopmentschemefor part of theredevelopmentareadefined in the East Perth RedevelopmentAct 1991.The proposedredevelopmentschemecoversthe areagenerallylocatedsouthof the Bunbury railwayline, eastof Lerd Streetand north of Wittenoom andNile Streetsin East Perth.When adopteditwill replace the existingMetropolitan Region and City of Perth Town PlanningSchemesfor thearea.Copiesof the proposedredevelopmentschemeand associatedplanning policies may be inspectedat the East PerthRedevelopmentAuthority’s offices, City of Perthoffices or at librariesin the Cityof Perth and may be purchasedfrom the Authority for $10 each.Written submissionson the proposedredevelopmentschemeand associatedplanningpolicies maybe madeby any personand mustbe receivedby the Authority at the addressbelow no later thanclose of businesson Friday 9 October 1992.

6th Floor, 19 Pier Street,Perth WA 6000.Phone:222 8000.

The Authority may modify the proposedredevelopmentschemeto give effect to submissionsreceived.

FD 219/92

EAST PERTH REDEVELOPMENTAUTHORITY

The Public is herebynotified that I haveissueda permit to E. T. Gennoe,MalgradoPty Ltd tradingas LesmurdieTrout Farm, CatherinePlace,Lesmurdie,to establisha processingestablishmenttoprocessfish in pursuanceof the provisionsof section35C of the FisheriesAct 1905 at CatherineStreet,Lesmurdie,subject to the following conditions.That the processingestablishment-

1. Shall comply with the requirementsof the FisheriesAct 1905 andall Regulations,Ordersin Councils, and Notices and Ministerial Directions issuedthereunder.

2. Shall not be used for the processingof fish other than brown trout andrainbow trout.3. Shall comply with the requirementsof the HealthAct 1911.4. Shall comply with the requirementsof any Town PlanningSchemeor Interim Development

Ordergazettedunder the provisionsof the Town Planningand DevelopmentAct 1928, orthe Metropolitan Region Town PlanningSchemeAct 1959.

5. Shallbe registeredas an exportestablishmentpursuantto the provisionsof theParliamentof the CommonwealthExport Control Act 1982, and orders made thereunder,morespecifically the prescribedgoodsgeneralordersand the fish orders,should it be used toprocessfish for export.

6. Shall not be used for the processingof marron Cheraxtenuimanusunlessa licence is heldundersection39C of the FisheriesAct 1905.

7. The licenseeshall lodge with the Departmentof Fisheriesno later than the 15th day ofeach month, a returnof all fish purchasedfor the precedingmonth.

P. P. ROGERS, Executive Director of Fisheries.

FI4O1FISHERIESACT 1905

PART IIffl-PROCESSING LICENCE


POISONS SCHEDULED SUBSTANCES AMENDMENT ORDERNO. 2 1992

Made by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator inExecutiveCouncil under section21.

Citation

This order may be cited as the Poisons Scheduled SubstancesAmendmentOrder No. 2 1992.

Appendix A amended

2. Appendix A to thePoisonsAct 1964* is amended-

a by deleting clause 3 of the preamble and substituting thefollowing clause-

3. In a schedule "Standard for the UniformScheduling of Drugs and Poisons" means theStandardfor the Uniform Scheduling of Drugs andPoisons No. 6 published by the AustralianGovernmentPublishing Service, Canberra, being aconsolidationof the recommendationsof the NationalHealth and Medical ResearchCouncil up to the 60thmeeting of the Drugs and Poisons ScheduleCommitteeFebruary1991. ";

b in the Second Schedule by deleting the item commencing"NAPROXEN" and substitutingthe following -

NAPROXEN as the only therapeutically activesubstancein packs of 12 or less dosage units,for the treatmentof spasmodicdysmenorrhoea. ";

c in the Third Schedulein the item commencing"NYSTATIN" bydeleting"of the mouth and skin";

d in the Fourth Schedule -

i by deleting the item "AMBENONIUM" and substitutingthefollowing item -

" AMBENONIUM CHLORIDE. ";

ii by deleting the item "AMBUTONIUM" and substitutingthefollowing item -

" AMBUTONIUM BROMIDE.

iii by deleting the item "BENZILONIUM" and substitutingthefollowing item -

BENZILONIUM BROMIDE. ";

iv by deleting the item "BRETYLIUM" and substituting thefollowing item -

" BRETYLIUM TOSYLATE. ";

v by deleting the item commencing "COUMABIN" andsubstitutingthe following item -

HE3O1

POISONSACT 1964

COLTMARIN for therapeuticuse.


vi by deleting the item "EPHEDRINE" and substituting thefollowing item -

EPHEDRINE except when included inpreparations for topical use containingone per centor lessof ephedrine.

vii by deleting the item commencing "GLYCERYL" andsubstitutingthe following item -

" GLYCERYL TRINITRATE -

a in preparationsfor injection; or

b in metereddoseaerosols.

viii by deleting the item "HEXAMENTHONIUM." andsubstitutingthe following item -

HEXAMETHONIUM BROMIDE.

ix by deleting the item "HEXOCYCLIUM." and substitutingthe following item -

" HEXOCYCLIUM METHYLSULPHATE.

x by deleting the item commencing"IRON" and substitutingthe following item -

IRON COMPOUNDS in injectablepreparationsfor humanuse.

xi by deleting the item "METHANTHELINIUM." andsubstitutingthe following item -

METHANTHELINIUM BROMIDE.

Xii by deleting the item commencing "NICOTINE" andsubstitutingthe following item -

NICOTINE for use as an aid in withdrawalfrom tobacco smoking except whenincludedin theThird Schedule.

xiii by deleting the item "PENTAMETHONIUM." andsubstitutingthe following item -

PENTAMETHONIUM BROMIDE.

xiv by deletingthe item "PENTOLINIUM" and substitutingthefollowing item -

PENTOLINIUM TABTRATE.

xv by deleting the item "PHENTHIMENTONIUM." andsubstitutingthe following item -

" PHENTHIMENTONIUM BROMIDE.

and

xvi by deleting the item "TIEMONIUM." and substituting thefollowing item -

" TIEMONIUM IODIDE.


e in the Fifth Schedule-

i by deleting the item commencing "ALKALINE" andsubstitutingthe following item -

" ALKALINE SALTS, being the carbonate,silicate or phosphatesalts of sodium orpotassium, alone or in anycombination-

a in solid preparations the pH ofwhich in a lOg/L aqueoussolutionis more than 11.5; or

b in liquid or semi-solid preparationsthe pH of which is more than 11.5.

ii by deleting the item commencing"IOPOCARB" andsubstitutingthe following item -

" 3-IODO-2-PROPYNYL BUTYLCABBAMATE Iodocarb except inaqueousprejarationscontaining 10per cent or less of 3-iodo-2-propynylbutyl carbamate. ";

iii in the item commencing"METHYLATED" by deleting"methylisobutyl ketone" and substituting thefollowing -

methyl iso butyl ketone ";

iv in the item commencin "METHYL ISO-AMYL" bydeleting "ISO-AMYL’ and substituting thefollowing -

ISO AMYL ";

v in the item commencing"METHYL ISO-BUTYL" bydeleting "ISO-BUTYL" and substituting thefollowing -

ISO BUTYL "; and

vi by deleting the item commencing "POTASSIUMHYDROXIDE" and substitutingthe following item -

POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE excluding itssalts and derivatives inpreparationscontaining 5 per centor less of potassium hydroxidebeing -

a solid preparationsthe pH ofwhich in a lOg/L aqueoussolution is morethan 11.5; or

b liquid or semi-solidpreparationsthe pH of whichis morethan 11.5.

0 in the Sixth Schedule-

i by deleting the item commencing "ARSENIC" andsubstitutingthe following item -

" ARSENIC except where separatelyspecified inthis Schedule-

a in ant poisons containing 0.4 percentor lessof arsenic;

b in animal feed premixescontaining4 per cent or less of arsenic;


c in preparationsfor the treatmentofanimals except thiacetarsamidewhen included in the FourthSchedule;or

d in paints containing more than 0.1per cent of arseniëwhen calculatedon the basis of the non-volatilecontentof the paint.

ii by deleting the item commencing "CACODYLIC" andsubstitutingthe following item -

CACODYLIC ACID -

a in animal feed premixescontaining4 per cent or less or arsenic;or

b in herbicides or defoliantpreparationscontaining 10 per centor less of cacodylicacid.

iii by deleting the item commencing "CALCIFEROL" andsubstitutingthe following item -

CALCIFEROL in rodent baits containing0.1 per cent or lessof calciferol. ";

iv in the item commencing"CARBENDAZIM" by deleting"or"in the second place where it occurs and substitute thefollowing -

" of

v by deleting the item commencing"CHOLECALCIFEROL"andsubstitutingthe following item -

CHOLECALCIFEROL in rodent baitscontaining 0.1 per cent or less ofcholecalcilerol.

vi by deleting the item commencing"DSMA" and substitutingthe following item -

DSMA in herbicide or defoliant preparationscontaining10 per cent or lessof DSMA.

vii n the item commencing "ISOCYNATES" by deleting"semisolid" and substitutingthe following -

" semi-solid ";

viii in the item commencing "IVERMECTIN" by deletingparagrapha and substitutingthe following paragraph-

a in preparationscontaining0.2 per cent orless of ivermectin for the treatment ofsheep;

ix by deleting the item commencing"LAMBDACYHALOTHRIN" and substituting the followingitem -

" LA.MBDA-CYHALOTHRIN in preparationscontainingone per centor lessof lambdacyhalothrin.

x by deleting the item commencing"LEAD COMPOUNDS"and substitutingthe following item -

" LEAD COMPOUNDSexcept-

a when included in the Fourth orFifth Schedule;


b in preparations for cosmetic usecontaining100mg/kgor lessof lead;

c in pencil cores, finger colours,showcard colours, pastels, crayonsposter paints/colours or colouredchalks containing 100mg/kg or lessof lead; or

d in ceramic glazes when labelledwith the warning statement"CAUTION: Harmful if swallowed.Do not use on surfaces whichcontact food or drink", written inletters not less than 1.5mm inheight.

xi by deleting the item commencing "METHYLENE" andsubstitutingthe following item -

" METHYLENE BISTHIOCYANATE except inpreparationscontaining one per cent orlessof methylenebisthiocyanate.

xii by deleting the item commencing"MSMA" and substitutingthe following item -

MSMA in herbicide or defoliant preparationscontaining 10 per cent or less of MSMA. ";

xiii by deleting the item commencing "NARASIN" andsubstitutingthe following item -

NARASIN in animal feed premixes containing12 per cent or less of narasin.

xiv by deleting the item commencing "POTASSIUMHYDROXIDE? andsubstitutingthe following item -

" POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE excluding its saltsor derivatives except-

a when included in the FifthSchedule;or

b preparationscontaining 5 per centor less of potassium hydroxidebeing -

i solid preparationsthe pH ofwhich in a lOgfL aqueoussolution is 11.5 or less;or

ii liquid or semi-solidpreparationsthe pH of whichis 11.5 or less.

xv in the item commencing "SODIUM ALUMINATE" bydeleting "PH" in paragraphsa and b andsubstitutingineachplacethe following -

" pH "; and

xvi by deleting the item commencing"SODIUM HYDROXIDE"andsubstitutingthe following item -

" SODIUM HYDROXIDE excluding its salts andderivatives except-

a when included in the FifthSchedule;or

07544-2


b preparationscontaining 5 per centor less of sodium hydroxidebeing-

i solid preparations the pH ofwhich in a lOg/L aqueoussolution is 11.5 or less;or

ii liquid or semi-solidpreparationsthe pH of whichis 11.5 or less.

g in the SeventhSchedule-

i in the item commencing"ARSENIC" in paragraphb bydeleting"Fifth or";

ii in the item commencing "HALOGENATED" by deleting"DIBENZODIOXNS" and substitutingthe following -

DIBENZODIOXINS ";

iii in the item commencing "LAMBDACYHALOTHRIN" bydeleting "LAMBDACYHALOTHRIN" and substituting thefollowing -

LAMBDA-CYHALOTHRIN "; and

iv by deleting the item commencing "TIN ORGANICCOMPOUNDS" and substitutingthe following item -

" TIN ORGANIC COMPOUNDS, being di-alkyl,tri-alkyl and tri-phenyl tin compoundswhere the alkyl group is methyl, ethyl,propyl or butyl except-

a when separately specified in thisSchedule;

b in plastics; or

c in paint containing 1 per cent orlessof such compounds.

h in the Schedule referred to in column 1 of the Table to thisparagraphby deleting "external human" wheneverit occurs inthe items referredto in column 2 of the Table andsubstitutingineachcasethe following -

humanexternal

TABLE

Column 1 Column 2

Schedule Item

SecondScheduleBENZOYL PEROXIDE

CARBARYL

CLIOQUINOL

HYDROQUINONE

LINDANE

PODOPHYLLOTOXIN

PODOPHYLLUM RESIN


Third Schedule

BENZOYL PEROXIDE

PODOPHYLLOTOXIN

PODOPHYLLTJM RESIN

TRETINOIN

Fourth Schedule

BENZOYL PEROXIDE ";

i in the Schedulereferred to in column 1 of the Table to thisparagraphby inserting, in the appropriatealphabeticalpositionsthe itemsreferredto in column 2 of the Table.

TABLE

Column 1 Column 2

Schedule Inserteditem

Fourth Schedule

BEVANTOLOL

ECOTHIOPATE IODIDE

FLUTAMIDE

GEMFIBROZIL

IDARUBICIN

MILBEMYCIN OXIME

MOCLOBEMIDE

ONDANSETRON

PRO PIONIBACTE RIUMACNES for therapeuticuse

SELEGILINE

SULPHAMETROLE

Sixth Schedule

CYPHENOTHRIN

PYRIDATE

Eighth Schedule

HYDROMORPHONE "; and

j in the Schedulesreferred to in column 1 of the Table to thisparagraphby deleting the items referred to in column 2 of thefable.

TABLE

Column 1 Column 2

Schedule Deleteditem

SecondSchedule

EPHEDRINE


Third Schedule

EPHEDRINE

Fourth Schedule

ACEDAPSONE

CANTHAXANTHINE

HUMAN CHORIONICGONADOTROPHIN

PENBUTOLOL

POLYTHIAZIDE

SULPHAMETROLE

Fifth Schedule

ARSENIC ORGANICCOMPOUNDS

DSMA

MSMA

[* Reprintedas at 18 November1986.For amendmentsto 14 July 1992 see 1991 Index to Legislation ofWesternAustralia,pp.160-161and Gazetteof 16 April 1992.1


HIE 302

RADIATION SAFETY ACT 1975

RADIATION SAFETY GENERAL AMENDMENTREGULATIONS NO.3 1992

Made by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutive Council.

Citation

1. These regulations may be cited as the Radiation Safety GeneralAmendmentRegulationsNo. 3 1992.

Principal regulations

2. In these regulationsthe Radiation Safety General Regulations1983*are referredto asthe principal regulations.

[* Publishedin the Gazetteof21 Februaiy 1983 at pp.555-636.For amendmentsto 23 July 1992 see 1991 Index to Legislatwn ofWesternAustralia, p.460 and Gazettesof 24 Januaiyand 26 June1992.1


Regu1ation58 amended

3. Regulation58 of the principal regulationsis amended -

a in subregulation 4 by deleting "Part 2" and substituting thefollowing -

Part 3 ";

b by inserting after subregulation 5 the followingsubregulation-

5a Notwithstanding subregulations 1, la,2 or 3, where an applicant seeksto have -

a the registrationof premises;

b the renewalof registrationof premises;

c a licence;or

d the renewalof a licence,

granted for a period of more than one year but lessthan 2 years,the applicant shall pay to the Council apro rata fee in addition to the appropriateannualfeeset out in ScheduleXV Part .1 in respect of thatregistrationor licencecalculatedas follows -

Adjustment1>

Annual fee2= Pro-rata fee3

52 week 1

where -

1 is the number of weeks by which the term of theregistration is to exceed52 weeks;

2 is the ap ro nate annual fee set out inSchedule , Part 1 in respect of theregistration or licence for which theapplicationis made;and

3 is the pro rata fee where thepro raid fee is not a multipleof $1.00, the anxuntshall be roundeddown to the nearestmultiple of $1.00. ";

c in regulation6 by deleting "$2 000" in both placesit occursandsubstitutingin eachcasethe following -

$2450

d by inserting after subregulation 6 the followingsubregulations-

7 An applicant for the grant of a temporarypermit in respect of any premises and radioactivesubstancesshall pay to the Council the appropriatefee set out in ScheduleXV, Part 2 item 1 in respectof the maximum quantity o? all radioactivesubstancesin thosepremisesat any one time.

8 An applicant for the grant of a temporarypermit in respect of any premises, other thanpremisesreferredto in subregulation7, irradiatingapparatus or electronic product shall pay to theCouncil the appropriatefee, relatedto the number ofunits being irradiating apparatus or electronicproductsin thosepremises,set out in ScheduleXV,Part2, item 2.


9 An applicant for the grant of a temporarypermit to operate,use, manufacture,store,transport,sell, possessinstall, service,maintain repair test orotherwise seal with any radioactive substance,irradiating apparatusor electronic productshall payto the Council the appropriatefee set out in ScheduleXV, Part 2, item 3. ".

Regulation59 amended

4. Regulation59 of the principal regulationsis amendedby insertingaftersubregulation16 the following subregulations-

17 An applicantfor a temporarypermitshall apply for thattemporarypermit in writing.

18 The Council shall, on granting a temporary permit,furnish the applicant with a temporarypermit in such form asthe Councilmay approvefrom time to time. ".

ScheduleXV amended

5. ScheduleXV to the principal regulationsis amended-

a in item 1 1 of Part 1 by deleting "40 terabecquerels"andsubstitutingthe following -

4 terabecquerels

b in item 2 of Part 1 -

i in the column headed "Annual" by deleting "58.00" andsubstitutingthe following -

" 70.00 "; and

ii in the column headed"Triennial" by deleting "139.00" andsubstitutingthe following -

166.00

c in item 3 of Part 1 -

i in paragraph a by deleting "apparatus or" andsubstitutingthe following -

apparatusand/or

ii in paragraph b by deleting "or apparatus" andsubstitutingthe following -

apparatusand/or ";

iii in paragraphc by deleting"apparatusor" andsubstitutingthe following -

" apparatusand/or "; and

iv in paragraph d by deleting "apparatus or" andsubstitutingthe following -

" apparatusand/or


d in item 4 of Part 1 by deleting paragraphsa, b and c andsubstitutingthe following paragraphs-

a irradiatingapparatusand/orelectronicproducts 31.00 64.00

b radioactivesubstances.... 31.00 64.00

and

e by deletingPart2 andsubstitutingthe following Parts-

PART 2- TEMPORARY PERMITS

Feefor temporarypermitsfor periodsof 3 monthsorpart thereof-

1 In respect of premises and radioactivesubstances other than tritium in gaseoustritium light devices.

Maximumquantity40 gigabecquerels $35.00400 gigabecquerels $70.004 terabecquerels $140.00Exceeding4 terabecquerels $210.00

2 In respect of premises, irradiating apparatusand/or electronicproducts.

In the caseof-

a Not morethan2 irradiatingapparatusand/or electronicproducts $35.00

b More than2 but not morethan5 irradiatingapparatusand/orelectronicproducts $70.00

c More than 5 but not morethan 10 irradiatingapparatusand/orelectronicproducts $140.00

d More than 10 irradiatingapparatusand/orelectronicproducts $210.00

3 For personsto operate,use,manufacture,store,transport, sell, possess, install, service,maintain, repair,or otherwisedeal with -

a Radioactivesubstances $16.00

b Irradiatingapparatusand/orelectronicproducts $16.00

PART 3- RECORDS

1. Feefor copy of record perpage $1.25

By His Excellency’sCommand,

D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.


HE303HEALTH ACT 1911City of Fremantle

Parsuantto the provisionsof the HealthAct 1911, the City of Fremantle,beinga Local Authority within the meaningof the Health Act 1911 and havingadoptedthe Model By-laws describedas Series"A" madeunderthe HealthAct1911 as reprinted pursuantto the Reprintingof RegulationsAct 1954 in theGovernmentGazetteon 17 July 1963 and as amendedfrom time to time, hasresolvedanddeterminedthat the aboveBy-laws,shall be amendedas follows:-

PART V-LODGING HOUSESPart V Lodging Houses-isamendedby the deletion of Schedule C and thereplacementthereof of a new scheduleto read as follows:-

Schedule"C"By-law 2

Scale of fees to be paid on registration and annually thereafterby thekeeperof a lodging houseshall be Ninety Dollars.

PART WI-FOODBy-law 51 2 is amendedby the deleting the words:-

One hundreddollars in lines 5 and 6 and inserting in place thereof, thewords" Two Hundredand SeventyDollars ".

Passedby resolutionat a meetingof theFremantleCity Councilheld on 22 June1992.Datedthis 23rd day of June 1992.

J. A. CATTALINI, Mayor.

M. CAROSELLA, Town Clerk.

Confirmed:-P. PSAJLA-SAVONA, delegateof

Executive Director Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency, the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil the 4th day of August 1992.


HE304HEALTH ACT 1911

Shire of Serpentine-JarrahdalePursuantto the provisions of the Health Act 1911, the Shire of SerpentineJarrahdalebeing a local authority within the meaningof the HealthAct 1911havingmadeBy-laws known as Eating HouseBy-laws printed in the GovernmentGazetteNo. 13 on the 31stJanuary1986 resolvedand determinedon 24thFebruary1992 to amendthe said By-laws as follows:-

Section 4Registrationof Premises $100.00Proprietor’sLicense $ 10.00

Passedby the Council of the Municipality of the Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdaleat the Ordinary Council Meeting of the Council on the 24th February1992.Dated this 26th day of May 1992.

D. J. HADDOW, President.N. D. FIMMANO, Shire Clerk.

Confirmed:-P. PSAILA-SAVONA, delegateof

ExecutiveDirector Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil the 4th day of August 1992.

D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of Council.

7 August 1992]

HE305

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA

HEALTH ACT 1911

HEALTH MEAT INSPECTIONAN] BRANDING AMENDMENTREGULATIONS NO.61992

Made by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator inExecutiveCouncil.

Citation

1. These regulations may be cited as the Health Meat Inspection andBrandingAmendmentRegulationsNo. 6 1992.

ScheduleA amended

2. ScheduleA to the Health Meat Inspectionand Branding Regulations195O is amendedby insertingafter item 1 the following items -

2. For large stock, the following brand -

3861

Fc- 70mm

The numberallotted to the registeredWestern Australian Meat Industryinsertedin the spacemarked"A"; or

30 mm

establishmentby theAuthority shall be

2A. For stock other than large stock referred to in item 2, thefollowing brand -

38mm

20 mm

‘if

760 mm

-45mm >1


The number allotted to the registered establishmentby theWestern Australian Meat Industry Authority shall beinsertedin the spacemarked"A"

[* Reprintedin the Gazetteof25 August1988 at pp.3243-70.For amendmentsto 13 July 1992 see 1991 Index to LegislationofWestern Australia, pp.369-70 and Gazettes of 7 February, 16April, 29 May and26 June1992.]

By His Excellency’s Command,


HE306

HEALTH ACT 1911

HEALTH PESTICIDES AMENDMENT REGULATIONS NO.21992

Made by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil on the advice of the PesticidesAdvisory Committee.

Citation

1. These regulationsmay be cited as the Health PesticidesAmendmentRegulationsNo. 2 1992.


2. In theseregulations,theHealthPesticidesRegulations1956* arereferredto asthe principal regulations.

Regulation 29 amended

3. 1 Regulation29 8 of the principal regulationsis amended-

a in paragraphb by deleting"or";

b in paragraphc by deleting the comma and substituting thefollowing -

" ;or ";

c by insertingafter paragraphc the following paragraph-

d a person approved in writing by the ExecutiveDirector, Public Health, to carryout baiting withthat preparationfor a purposereferred to inregulation29A 1,

and

d by insertingafter "so engaged,"the following -

or the personso approved, ".


2 Regulation29 9 of the principal regulationsis amendedby insertingafter "subregulation8 c " thefollowing -

,or apersonapprovedunder subregulation8 d, ".

[* Reprinted in the Gazette of 7 April 1989 at pp.891-944 withcorrigendumin the Gazetteof 28 April 1989.For amendmentsto 23 June1992 see1991 Indexto LegislationofWesternAustralia, pp.370-2,andGazetteof 15 May 1992 at p.1987.]


HE 307HEALTH ACT 1911

City of StirlingConsolidatedBy-laws

Pursuantto the provisionsof the HealthAct 1911 a local authority may makeor adoptby-laws andmay alter, amend,repealany By-law so madeor adopted,now thereforethe City of Stirling, being a local authority within the meaningof the Act does herebyin pursuanceof the powersconferredon it by that Actmakeand publish the following by-laws.1. In these by-laws the by-laws of the City of Stirling published in theGovernmentGazetteof 30 May 1961 andamendedfrom time to time are referredto as "the Principal By-laws".2. The Third Scheduleof the Principal By-laws is repealedandthe followingNew Scheduleis inserted in its place:

Third ScheduleFEES

$1. Application for registration of a cafe 80.002. Application for a cafe licence 20.003. Application for renewalof registrationof a cafe 80.004. Application for renewalof licence to carry on the business

of a cafe 20.005. Application for registrationof a food stall 80.006. Application for licence to conduct a food stall 20.007. Application for renewalof registrationof a food stall 80.008. Application for renewalof licence to carry on the business

of a food stall 20.009. Application for a MorgueLicence 60.00

10. Application for renewal of a Morgue Licence 60.00

Passedby resolution at a meetingof theCity of Stirling Council heldon 2 June1992.Dated this 17th day of June 1992.

J. G. McNAMARA, Mayor.G. S. BRAY, City Manager/TownClerk.


ExecutiveDirector, Public Health.

Approved by His Excellency, the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil the 4th day of August 1992.



HE308

HEALTH ACT 1911City of Stirling

Pursuantto the provisionsof the Health Act 1911, the City of Stirling beinga local authority within the meaningof the HealthAct 1911, having adoptedthe Model By-laws describedas Series"A" madeunderthe HealthAct 1911 andas reprinted pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act 1954 in theGovernmentGazetteon 17 July 1963 and as amendedfrom time to time, hasresolved and determinedthat the adopted By-laws shall be amended asfollows:-

1. Schedule"C" of PartV is amendedby deleting"$20.00" and substituting "$60.00" in both instances.

2. By-law 51 2 of Part VII is amendedby deleting the words "TwentyDollars" andsubstituting"One Hundredand Fifty Dollars".

Passedby resolutionat a meetingof the City of Stirling Councilheld on 2 June1992.Dated this 17th day of June1992.

J. G. McNAMARA, Mayor.G. S. BRAY, City Manager/TownClerk.


Executive Director,Public Health.

Approvedby His Excellency, the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil the 4th day of August 1992.


HE309

POISONSACT 1964

POISONS AMENDMENT REGULATIONS NO.41992

Made by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil.

Citation

1. Theseregulationsmay be cited as the PoisonsAmendmentRegulationsNo. 4 1992.


2. In theseregulationsthe PoisonsRegulations1965* are referredto as theprincipal regulations.

11* Reprintedin the Gazetteof5 August1987.For amendmentsto 17 July 1992 see 1991 Index to Legislation ofWesternAustralia,pp. 447-450and Gazetteof 16 April 1992.1


Regulation8A amended

3. Regulation8A of the principal regulationsis amended-

a in subregulation 6 by deleting "7" and substituting thefollowing -

" 3 ";and

b in subregulation 7 b by deleting "7" and substituting thefollowing -

" 3

Regulation 21 repealedand a regulation substituted

4. Regulation21 of the principal regulations is repealedand the followingregulationis substituted-

Labels on medicinesor preparations

21. 1 Notwithstanding regulation 19, a medicine orpreparation containing any poison or hazardous substancedispensedin the course of the professionalpractice of -

a a pharmaceutical chemist, medical practitioner ordentist, for human internal use shall comply withthat regulationif it is labelled with -

i the words "Keep out of reachof children";

ii the nameof the patient;

iii a date of dispensing,and a number identifyingthe prescription or supply which correspondsto -

I the entry in the Prescription Bookreferred to in regulation36 3 c, in thecaseof a pharmaceuticalchemist;or

II the patient’s records, in the case of amedicalpractitioner or dentist;

iv the name and address of the pharmacy, ormedical or dental surgery, from which it issupplied;and

v the instructions given on the prescription, ifdispensed by a pharmaceutical chemist, ordirections for use, if supplied by a medicalpractitioner or dentist;

b a pharmaceutical chemist, medical practitioner ordentist, for human external use shall comply withthat regulation if it is labelled in accordancewithparagrapha, together with the words "Not to betaken";

c a pharmaceuticalchemist or veterinary surgeon, foruse on any animal shall comply with that regulationif it is labelledwith -

i the words "Keep out of reachof children";

ii the owner’s surnameandthe speciesof animal;

iii instructions for the use of that medicine orpreparation;


iv a date of dispensing,and a numberidentifyingthe prescription or supply which correspondsto -

I the entry in the Prescription Bookreferred to in regulation 36 3 c, in thecaseof a pharmaceuticalchemist;or

II the patient’s records, in the case of aveterinarysurgeon;

v the name and addressof the pharmacy, orveterinary practice,from which it is supplied;

vi the words "For veterinary use only" or "Foranimal treatment only", together with thewords"For external useonly" if the medicine orpreparationis not preparedfor internal use.

2 Subregulations1 a and b do not apply to a medicineor preparationcontaining a poison labelled in accordancewithregulation 19, if it is supplied by a medical practitioner for thepurposesof therapeutictreatmentof a patientover a period of notmore than 3 days. ".


HE31OPOISONSACT 1964

POISONS SCHEDULED SUBSTANCESAMENDMENT ORDERNO. 3 1992

Made by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil undersection21.

Citation

This order may be cited as the PoisonsScheduledSubstancesAmendmentOrder No. 3 1992.

Commencement

2. This order shall take effect on and from the day of publication in theGovernmentGazette.

Appendix A amended

3. Appendix A to thePoisonsAct 1964* is amended -

a in the Fourth Schedule by deleting the item commencing"PSEUDOEPHEDRINE"andsubstitutingthe following -

" PSEUDOEPHEDRINEexcept in preparationspackedand labelled for therapeutic use other th?npreparationsfor stimulant, appetitesuppressionor weight control purposes. ";

b in the Sixth Scheduleby deleting the item commencing"ACETICANHYDRIDE"; and

c in the Seventh Schedule by inserting, in their appropriatealphabeticalpositions, the following -

" ACETIC ANHYDRIDE

" PHENYLACETIC ACID


" 1-PHENYL-2-CHLOROPROPANE

1-PHENYL-2-NITROPROPENE

1-PHENYL-2-PROPANOL

1-PHENYL-2-PROPANONE

1-PHENYL-2-PROPANONEOXIME

[* Reprintedasat 18 November1986.For amendmentsto 7 July 1992 see 1991 Index to Legislation ofWesternAustralia, pp.160-i and Gazetteof 16 April 1992. 1

By His Excellency’sCommand,D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.

HE311

POISONSACT 1964

POISONSSPECIFIED DRUGS AMENDMENT ORDER 1992

Made by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncilundersection22A.

Citation

1. This order may be cited as thePoisonsSpecifiedDrugsAmendmentOrder1992.

Commencement

2. This order shall take effect on and from the day of publication in theGovernmentGazette.

Scheduleamended

3. The Schedule to the PoisonsSpecifiedDrugs Order No. 2 1989* isamendedin Part 1 by inserting in the appropriate alphabetical order thefollowing items-

ACETIC ANHYDRIDE

PHENYLACETIC ACID ";

" 1-PHENYL-2-CHLOROPROPANE

1-PHENYL-2-NITROPROPENE ";

1-PHENYL-2-PROPANOL ";

PHENYLPROPANOLAMINE when included in the FourthScheduleof Appendix ‘A’ to the PoisonsAct 1964

" 1-PHENYL-2-PROPANONE

" 1-PHENYL-2-PROPANONEOXIME ";

PSEUDOEPHEDRINEwhenincludedin the FourthScheduleof Appendix ‘A’ to the PoisonsAct 1964

[* Publishedin the Gazetteof 19 May 1989 at pp. 1490-91.For amendmentsto 7 July 1992 see 1991 Index to Legislationof WesternAustralia, p.450.]



HE312 POISONS ACT 1964

POISONS AMENDMENT REGULATIONS NO.31992

Made by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator inExecutiveCouncil.

Citation

1. These regulations may be cited as the PoisonsAmendmentRegulationsNo. 3 1992.

Commencement

2. These regulations shall come into operation on the day on which thePoisonsScheduledSubstancesOrder No. 2 1992 comesinto operation.


3. In theseregulationsthe PoisonsRegulations1965* are referredto as theprincipal regulations.

[* Reprintedin the Gazetteof 5 August1987.For amendmentsto 15 July 1992 see 1991 Index to Legislation ofWesternAustralia, pp. 447-450and Gazetteof 16 April 1992.]


4. Regulation 2 of the principal regulations is amendedby deleting thedefinition of "SUSDP" and s’ubstitutingthe following definition -

" "SUSDP" means the "Standardfor the Uniform Scheduling ofDrugs and Poisons No.6" published by the AustralianGovernment Publishing Service, Canberra, being aconsolidationof the National Health and Medical ResearchCouncil up to the 60th meeting of the Drugs and PoisonsScheduleCommittee,February1991; ".

Regulation 3 repealedand a regulation substituted

5. Regulation3 of the principal regulationsis repealedand the followingregulationis substituted-

3. 1 A licence to procure, manufacture and supply bywholesaledealing poisons other than drugs of addiction shallauthorize the licensee to procure, manufacture and supplyaccording to the endorsementthereon by wholesale dealinsubstancesas specified in the licence from the premisesdescribein the licence,and shall be in the form of Form 1 in Appendix A.

2 In addition to any other conditionsrequired under theseregulations the licence shall be subject to the followingconditions-

a the manufactureshall be carriedout -

i by a qualified person whose name appearsonthe licence;or

ii by an experienced person acting under thepersonal supervision of a qualified personwhosenameappearson the licence; and


b the supply shall be carriedout -

i by a qualified person whose name appears onthe licence;or

ii by an experiencedpersonwhose name appearson the licence,

but where the personwhose name appearson the licence ceasesto be employedor is unableto exercisethe necessarysupervision,the chief executive officer may authorize, in writing, anotherpersonwho holds the requiredqualifications to act in hs stead.

Regulation35AA inserted

6. After regulation35A of the principal regulationsthe following regulationis inserted-

" Nystatin for vaginaluse

35AA. A supplier shall ensure that nystatin referred to in theThird Schedule shall not be sold in products for vaginal useunlessaccompaniedby guidelinesapprovedby the chiefexecutiveofficer.


7. Regulation37 1 of the principal regulationsis amended-

a by deleting subparagrapha ii and substituting the followingsubparagraph-

ii the nameandaddressof the patient;

b by deletingsubparagraphb i; and

c in subparagraphba iii by deleting "i" and substituting thefollowing -

" ii

By His Excellency’sCommand,D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.

HE4O1POISONSACT 1D64

Health Departmentof WesternAustralia,Perth 10 June1992.

I, Keith JamesWilson, under the provisions of the Health Legislation Administration Act 1984,herebyappoint Rosalie Bebee as an AuthorisedPersonfor the purposesof Sections54 and 57 ofthe PoisonsAct 1964.

KEITH WTILSON, Minister for Health.

HE402POISONSACT 1964

Health Departmentof WesternAustralia,Perth 10 June1992.

I, Keith JamesWilson, under the provisions of the Health Legislation Administration Act 1984,herebyappoint David Nigel Ashby as an AuthorisedPersonfor the purposesof Sections54 and57of the PoisonsAct 1964 for the period 8 June 1992 to 1 September1992.

KEITH WILSON, Minister for Health.07544-3


lIE 403

ANATOMY ACT 1930Health Departmentof WA.,

Perth,23rd June 1992.104/90/2, ExCo No. 1142.His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil hasgranted,undertheprovisionsof theAnatomyAct 1930, licences to the personsnamedin the Schedulehereunderto practiseAnatomy at theCurtin University of Thchnology.

P. PSAILA-SAVONA, delegateofExecutiveDirector Public Health.

ScheduleAnnan, Alyson Perriman,Tracey MichelleAl-Saffar, Nasreen Prokop, DarrenW.Attwood, Julie Ruscitto,Maria SandraBowra, PetaLorraine Rowe, DarrenCaccetta,Melissa Rowe, NecoleClark, PetaLauren Summers,Paul GordonFinlayson,Amanda Sinclair, DianneGifkins, Kim Barbara Sauer, Robert EdwardGodecke,Erin Sims, Mark FrancisHebenton,Leanne Elizabeth Townsend,BarryJones,Christine Sharon Tang, Binh HuuLondon, Wendy Wiese, Melanie DianneMarino, Roberta Wake, RebeccaAnneMatthews,Melanie Wee, Sim KwanMusumeci,Jeffrey Michael Zec, Silvana AnkaPenfold,NoeleneAnne Alexander,JamesChristopherPearce,Narelle Burton, TraceyLouiseRattigan, Kylie Beeck, Karen RuthSimpson,Simone Briggs, Warrick NathanielWebb, TraceyKaye Beaumont,Matthew IanWoodhouse,Natasha Butler, AmandaJaneLouiseYates, ElisabethJane Chairman,SimonBradshaw,SusanDebra Collier, Scott LeeCampbell, Kaye Alison Cook, Paul TravisChandler, Kristyn Peta Cooper, RachaelJaneCordin, Tommy George,CassandraDinnie, Patricia Jane Hart, RobinEdwards,Lisa Higgins, MelindaHatcher, Gina Jones,MatthewHodges,Cherry Ann Jackson,NovaLoke, Sidney Jauncey,DesmaMichellePlatell, Tern Ann Jones,Paul EdwinRogers,Deirdre Ann Kenelly, ChristineVan Yzendoorn,Kathryn Luscombe, lain AshleyWaters, Linda May Michels, Gail KathleenEggert, Pauline McAtee, Paul RobertEllis, Sasha Martin, Alistair RossFitzpatrick, Beryl Joy Marsh, Glen AndrewJaggard,SarahElizabeth Morley, Scott AdrianLynch, Mary Newell, Danielle SimoneMillen, Erica Lee, AmandaMan-YeeRoyle, Shirley Alison Lim, Siaw LuStazzanelli,Erina Mallett, Allison L.Silver, Aaron Prescott Snooke,Anita MichelleBall, Melissa Jean Stningfellow, EmmaBoniwell, Sara Smyth, Liam StephenCavlovic, TanyaAnn Tan, Bin PeterCummis, Gail Wijaya, HenryChing, Lan-In Helena Worth, MatthewFonte, Justin Wiliday, Diane MareeGodwin, SimoneYvette Newell, UschiGamble,Paul Parker, Daniel RobertGardner,Sally Elizabeth Paradiso,DoraHaldane,Damian James Pilling, Michael JamesHajibabriel, George Payne,DeborahAnneletto, Lidia Radalj, JudyMcIntyre, Eileen Agnes Roberts,MeganThereseMeaney,Anthony James Selvendra,Praba


Styles,JasonRichard Broad, Mathew RobertWilliamson, SopheLee Campbell,HelenWilson, Kylie Sheree Dutton, AngelaArmstrong,Melissa Anne Davidson,EmilyAllan, Samantha Duckett, HelenBaxter, Wendy Patricia Hribar, SoniaAnneBlight, JoanneElizabeth Lally, Erin Jo-annBorninkhof, Karma Louise Merry, AlisaBartram, Tara Morgan, Natalie AnneBolland, MeredithNarelle

HE404

MENTAL HEALTH ACT 1962Health Departmentof WA,

Perth,7 August 1992.974/89.I, Keith JamesWilson, being the Minister administeringthe Mental HealthAct 1962,appointunderthe provisionsof section26H 2 of the Act, Ms M. Maddocksas a memberof the Boardof Visitorsto ApprovedPsychiatricHospitalsGroup2, for the period ending31 December1993, vice Mr B. 0.Richardsonresigned.

KEITH WILSON, Minister for Health.

HR4O1HERITAGE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT 1990

NOTICE OF MEASURES PROPOSEDREQUIRING LEGISLATIVE AMENDMENTThe Old Swan BreweryPrecinct has been enteredin the Registerof HeritagePlacesmaintainedunder the Heritageof WesternAustraliaAct 1990 "Act". Perth Lots 1034 and 1035 form part ofthe Precinct.The two lots are connectedby PerthLots 1036 and 1037.The Minister for Landshasgrantedto BluegateNomineesPty Ltd "Bluegate"a leaseof PerthLots1034 and 1035 "Brewery Land" to permit Bluegateto restoreandpreservethe buildings erectedon the Brewery Land "Brewery Buildings" as a placeof historical significance and to use themfor the purposespermittedunderthe Lease"Lease" dated18 June1992, betweenthe Minister forLands,Bluegateand Multiplex ConstructionsPty Ltd.Under the terms of the Lease,following the satisfactionof certain conditionsBluegateis obligedto carryout certainworks in respectof the BreweryLand "ConservationWorks". The ConservationWorks compriseof works aimed at making the BreweryLand safe,secureandof tidy appearance;works to restore the exteriors of the Brewery Buildings; and works to completeand fit out therestoredbuildings for use in accordancewith the usespermittedby theLease.In addition,Bluegateis obliged to landscapethe BreweryLand, carry out works to the tunnelcomprisingPerthLots 1036and 1037, and causethe provision of parking facilities and sliproadsto the tunnel.The Leasecontemplatesthat the BreweryLand may be used for one or more of the following uses:offices, retail premises,residentialpremises,boutiquehotel, restaurantpremises,carparking,publicpurposesand any other use which the HeritageCouncil may approve.Before using the BreweryLand for a specific use Bluegatemust obtain all approvalsfrom necessaryauthoritiesto enableBluegateto lawfully use the land for that use.In addition,Bluegatemust also obtain the HeritageCouncil’s approval to the detailed plans and specifications relating to those parts of theConservationWorks which relate to the restoration and completion of the buildings beforecommencingthose works. Detailed plans and specificationshave not yet been submitted to theHeritageCouncil.The HeritageCouncil of WesternAustralia has determinedthat the conservationof the BreweryBuildings pursuantto the ConservationWorks is likely to require the making of an Order undersection38 of the Act in the following terms "ProposedOrder":

"1. In this Order:"Council" meansthe HeritageCouncil of WesternAustralia;"Building Works" meansthe construction,extensionor alterationof a building;"licensing authority" beansthe meaninggiven to that expressionby the Liquor Licensing

Act 1988;"restaurantlicence"bears the meaninggiven to that expressionby the Liquor Licensing

Act 1988.2.1 The Liquor Licensing Act 1988 shall apply to Pei?th Let 1035 subject to the specifiedamendmentsset out in items 2.2 to 2.4 of this Order.2.2 The Council may issuerestaurantlicencesin respectof premisescomprisingpart of PerthLot 1035.


2.3 It shall not be necessaryfor a person applying to the Council for a restaurantlicence tocomply with the provisionsof Division 7 of Part 3 of the Liquor LicensingAct 1988 unlesstheCouncil directs that such provisionsor any specified provision must be complied with.2.4 The Council may, at its discretion,exercisethe powersconferredon the licensingauthoritypursuantto sections62 and 64 of the Liquor LicensingAct 1988.3.1 The HealthAct 1911 shall apply to Perth Lot 1035 subjectto the specifiedamendmentssetout in items 3.2 to 3.3 of this Order.3.2 Section 176 of the Health Act 1911, shall not apply to any Building Works on Perth Lot1035 if the Council has approvedthose Building Works.3.3 The Council may issuea certificateof approvalfor the purposeof section178 of the HealthAct 1911 in relation to any building on PerthLot 1035.4.1 The Health Public Buildings Regulations1992 shall apply to Perth Lot 1035 subject tothe specified amendmentsset out in item 4.2 of this Order.4.2 The Council may issueany approval,grantany exemptionor makeany decisionwhich maybe issued, granted or made by the local authority under the Health Public BuildingsRegulations1992 in respectof PerthLot 1035."

The HeritageCouncil of WesternAustralia gives notice of the following:1. The objective of the Council in formulating the measuresproposedis:

a to provide an incentive to the conservationof the Brewery Buildings;b to permit the conservationof the BreweryBuildings by permittingthe carrying out of

the ConservationWorks; andc to permit the ConservationWorks to be carriedout as soonas is practicable.

2. The land likely to be affected by the ProposedOrder is PerthLot 1035. It is contemplatedthat the land situate betweenLot 1035 and MountsBay Road will be incorporatedin theland the subject of the Leasein which casethe Order will extendto that land.

3. The effect of the ProposedOrder will be to permit the Heritage Council of WesternAustralia:a to issue restaurantlicencesunderthe Liquor LicensingAct 1988 to restaurantssituate

at Perth Lot 1035;b to approvethe construction,extensionor alterationof any public building to be erected

at Perth Lot 1035;

c to issuecertificatesof approvalin relation to the purposeor purposesfor which a publicbuilding situateat Perth Lot 1035 may be usedand the maximum numberof personsthe building may be used to accommodate;

d to issue any approval,grantany exemptionor makeany decisionwhich maybe issued,grantedor madeby the local authorityunderthe HealthPublic BuildingsRegulations1992 in respectof Perth Lot 1035.

4. Further particularsmay be obtainedby requestin writing to the Director of the HeritageCouncil of WesternAustralia at the addressspecified below.

Submissionsin relation to the proposedconservationof the Brewery Buildingsby the carryingoutof the ConservationWorks and the legislative amendmentsare invited from interestedpersons.Submissionsmust be in writing and should be forwarded to the following address:

The DirectorHeritageCouncil of WesternAustralia292 Hay Street,East Perth, WesternAustralia 6004.

Submissionsmustbe receivedby 5.00 pm on Wednesday,26 August1992. A copyof aplanshowingthe landlikely to be affectedby the ProposedOrdermaybe inspectedat 292 Hay Street,EastPerthbetweenthe hoursof 9.00 am and 5.00 pm on weekdays.Dated this 3rd day of August 1992.

I. BAXTER, Director,HeritageCouncil of WesternAustralia.

Departmentof Land Administration.It is herebynotified that the Notice printed in GovernmentGazetteNo. 143, 6th December1991,page6089 is supersededby the following notice. It is intendedto grant a SpecialLeaseover SwanLocations 11641-11654inclusive, 11656-11659inclusive, 11661, 11662 and 11754 to OceanDunesPty Ltd undersection 116 of the Land Act for a term of 50 yearsfor the purposeof Marina, GolfCourse,Hotel, HealthClub, Commercialand Residentialpurposesand uses ancillarythereto.

LA 101LAND ACT 1933

ADDENDUM

A. A. SKINNER, Chief Executive.


LA2O1

LAND ACT 1933ORDERS IN COUNCILVesting of Reserves

By the direction of His Excellency the Lieutenant-GovernorandAdministratorundersection33 2,the following reserveshavebeen tested.

DOLA File: 1842/988V3.ReserveNo. 42198 Boulder Lots 4531 and 4532 vestedin the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulderfor thedesignatedpurposeof "Airport" with power, subject to the approvalin writing of the Minister forLands to eachand every leaseor assignmentof leasebeing first obtained,to leasethewhole or anyportion thereoffor any term not exceedingfifty 50 years from the date of the lease.

DOLA File: 2170/928V2.ReserveNo. 42134 Mosman Park Lot 661 vestedin the Town of MosmanPark for the designatedpurposeof "Recreation".

DOLA File: 619/980V2.ReserveNo. 36939 Canning Locations 3236 and 3645 vested in the City of Gosnells for thedesignatedpurposeof "Public Recreation".

DOLA File: 10599/897V2.ReserveNo. 6955 Swan Location 11313 vested in the Metropolitan CemeteriesBoard for thedesignatedpurposeof "Cemetery". Local Authority-Shire of Swan.

DOLA File: 1412/992.ReserveNo. 42240 Nenidup Location 518 vestedin the Australianand OverseasTelecommunications CorporationLimited for the designatedpurposeof "RegeneratorSite". Local Authority-Shireof Esperance.

DOLA File: 2751/61.ReserveNo. 32169 CarnarvonLots 1181, 1182, 1183, 1202, 1205, 1240 and 1285 vestedin theShire of Carnarvonfor the designatedpurposeof "Protection of Levee Banks".

DOLA File: 11708/907V2.ReserveNo. 945 Victoria Location 11936vestedin the Shire of Mullewafor the designatedpurposeof "LandscapeProtection".

DOLA File: 1411/992.ReserveNo. 42239 Neridup Location 517 vestedin the AustralianandOverseasTelecommunications CorporationLimited for the designatedpurposeof "RegeneratorSite". Local Authority-Shireof Esperance.

DOLA File: 3675/968.ReserveNo. 40828 Ashburton Locations 47 and 136 vestedin the Australian Maritime SafetyAuthority for the designatedpurpose of "Marine Navigation Aid". Local Authority-Shire ofRoebourne.

DOLA File: 2192/988.ReserveNo. 42210 Wellington Location 5614 vestedin the Commissionerof Main Roads for "RoadPurposesControlled Access".

DOLA File: 2699/984.ReserveNo. 39336 Fitzroy Location 147 vestedin the Australianand OverseasTelecommunications Corporation Limited for the designatedpurpose of "Microwave Translator Site". LocalAuthority-Shire of Derby-WestKimberley.

DOLA File: 816/931.ReserveNo. 21200 PlantagenetLocation 4819 vestedin the Shire of Denmark for the designatedpurposeof "Recreation".

DOLA File: 1194/72.ReserveNo. ReserveNo. 31320 Moora Lot 379 vestedin the Shire of Moora for the designatedpurposeof "Drainage".

DOLA File: 412/933.ReserveNo. 21199 PlantagenetLocation 4818 vestedin the Shire of Denmark for the designatedpurposeof "Recreation".

DOLA File: 2781/990.ReserveNo. 42103 CollieburnLot 163 vestedin the Minister for Mines for the designatedpurposeof "Monitoring Station". Local Authority-Shireof Collie.


DOLA File: 2743/979.ReserveNo. 42191 Cockburn SoundLocations4014 and 4015 vestedin the City of Rockinghamfor the designatedpurposeof "Public Recreation".

DOLA File: 2940/991.ReserveNo, 42234 Williams Location 15817 vestedin the Shire of Boddingtonfor the designatedpurposeof "Recreation".

DOLA File: 454/68.ReserveNo. 29783KatanningLot 973 vestedin the Shire of Katanningfor the designatedpurposeof "Drainage".

DOLA File: 1871/989.Reserve No. 42133 Bunbury Lot 708 vestedin the WaterwaysCommissionfor the designatedpurposeof "Foreshoreand WaterwaysProtection".Local Authority-City of Bunbury.

DOLA File: 2749/985.ReserveNo. 40452 JandakotAgricultural Area Lots 591 and 622 vestedin the City of Cockburnfor the designatedpurposeof "Public Recreationand Drainage".

DOLA File: 2030/990.ReserveNo. 42141 Clifton EstateLot 15 vestedin the Water Authority of WesternAustralia forthe designatedpurposeof "Drain". Local Authority-Shire of Harvey.

DOLA File: 763/939.ReserveNo. 22295 Nelson Location 13378 vestedin the Shire of Manjimup for the designatedpurposeof "Gravel and Rehabilitation".

DOLA File: 2460/968.ReserveNo. 36440 Swan Location 10037 vested in the Swan River Trust for the designatedpurposeof "Recreation".Local Authority-City of Belmont.

DOLA File: 3195/917.ReserveNo. 16783 Konijekup EstateLot 284 vestedin the Water Authority of WesternAustraliafor the designatedpurposeof "Water Supply". Local Authority-Shire of Harvey.

DOLA File: 2403/983.ReserveNo. 38631 CockburnSoundLocation4007 vestedin the City of Melville for the designatedpurposeof "Public Recreation".

DOLA File: 3596/989.ReserveNo. 5142 Albany Lots 369 and 396 vested in the Town of Albany for the designatedpurposeof "Park and Recreation".

DOLA File: 2174/972.ReserveNo. 33694EsperanceLot 695 vestedin the Shire of Esperancefor the designatedpurposeof "LaunchingRampand Recreation".


LA202

LAND ACT 1933ORDERS IN COUNCILRevocationof Vestings

By the direction of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator under section34B 1, the following Orders in Council and associatedVesting Ordersare revoked.DOLA File: 619/980 V2Orderin Council gazettedon 3 September1982 vestingReserveNo. 36939CanningLocation 3236in the City of Gosnells for the designatedpurposeof "Public Recreation".DOLA File: 1504/992Order in Council gazettedon 20 March 1992 vestingReserveNo. 42079 RockinghamLots 1497and 1498 in the RockinghamFamily School Parent’sAssociationIncorporatedfor the designatedpurposeof "Schoolsite".Local Authority-City of Rockingham.DOLA File: 2297/977Order in Council gazettedon 9 August 1985 vestingReserveNo. 39157 Victoria Location 11254in the Water Authority of WesternAustraliafor the designatedpurposeof "Water Supply".Local Authority-Shire of Greenough.


DOLA File: 2749/985

Order in Council gazettedon 26 February1988 vestingReserveNo. 40452 JandakotAgricultureArea Lot 591 in the City of Cockburn for the designatedpurposeof "Public Recreation andDrainage".

DOLA File: 2751/961

Order in Council gazettedon 5 September1986 vestingPortion of ReserveNo. 32169 CarnarvonLots 1181, 1182 and 1205 in the WaterAuthority of WesternAustraliafor the designatedpurposeof "Protection of Levee Banks".

Local Authority-Shire of Carnarvon.

DOLA File: 2751/961

Order in Council gazettedon 25 March 1988 vestingportion of ReserveNo. 32169 CarnarvonLots1183, 1202 and 1240 in the Shire of Carnarvonfor the designatedpurposeof "Protectionof LeveeBanks".

DOLA File: 11708/907V2

Order in Council gazettedon 17 May 1912 vestingReserveNo. 945 in the Hon Minister for Worksfor the designatedpurposeof "Water Supply".

Local Authority-Shire of Mullewa.

DOLA File: 61/917Order in Council gazettedon 16 February1917 vestingReserveNo. 16616 Victoria Location4173in the Honourable the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerageand Drainage for the designatedpurposeof "Water".


DOLA File: 1736/990

Order in Council gazettedon 16 February1917 vestingReserveNo. 16654 Victoria Location 4174in the Honourable the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerageand Drainage for the designatedpurposeof "Water".


DOLA File: 593/72

Order in Council gazettedon 19 May 1972 vestingReserveNo. 31306 in the Minister for NativeWelfare for the designatedpurposeof "Native Housing".Local Authority-City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder.

DOLA File: 3675/968

Order in Council gazettedon 3 February 1989 vestingReserveNo. 40828 in the Commonwealthof Australiafor the designatedpurposeof "Marine Navigation Aid".Local Authority-Shire of Roebourne.DOLA File: 2699/984Order in Council gazettedon 24 January 1986 vestingReserveNo. 39336 Fitzroy Location 147in the Commonwealthof Australia for the designatedpurposeof "Microwave Translator Site".

Local Authority-Shire of Derby-WestKimberley.

DOLA File: 763/939Orderin Councilgazettedon 24 June1955 vestingReserveNo. 22295 in the Manjimup RoadBoardfor the designatedpurposeof "Hallsite andRecreation".

DOLA File: 263/938

Order in Council gazettedon 22 July 1938 vestingReserveNo. 21880 in the Wiluna Road Boardfor the designatedpurposeof "‘Water’.

DOLA File: 2460/968

Order in Council gazettedon 15 February 1980 vestingReserveNo. 36440 Swan Location 10037in the Swan River ManagementAuthority for the designatedpurposeof "Recreation".Local Authority-City of Belmont.DOLA File: 2403/983

Order in Council gazetted on 4 December 1987 vesting Reserve No. 38631 Cockburn SoundLocations 2760 and 2917 in the City of Melville for the designatedpurposeof "Public Recreation".DOLA File: 2174/972

Order in Council gazettedon 9 October 1987 vestingReserveNo. 33694 EsperanceLot 695 in theMinister for Transportfor the designatedpurposeof "Slipway andLaunching Ramp".Local Authority-Shire of Esperance.



LA3O1

LAND ACT 1933LAND CROWN GRANT TN TRUST ORDER

DOLA File 1504/992.Made by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorand Administrator undersection 33 4.It is directed that ReserveNo. 42079 RockinghamLots 1497 and 1498 shallbe grantedto the RockinghamFamily SchoolParent’sAssociationIncorporatedto be held in trust for the designatedpurposeof "Schoolsite" subject to thecondition that the granteeshall not transfer,leaseor mortgagethe whole or anypart of the land without the consentof the Governor.Local Authority-City ofRockingham.


LA4O1

CHANGE OF NAME OF LOCALITYCity of Rockingham

DOLA File: 1851/967.It is herebynotified for generalinformation of the renamingof the Locality of East Rockinghamto Challengerin the City of Rockinghamas shown in red on D.O.L.A. MiscellaneousPlan 1210 sheet27.Public Plans:BG33 2 07.29, 07.30, 07.31, 07.32, 08.29,08.30,08.31,08.32,09.29,09.30, 09.31and09.32.

A. SKINNER, Chief Executive.

LA402

CHANGE OF LOCALITY BOUNDARYCity of Bayswater

DOLA File: 1076/984.It is hereby notified for generalinformation of the changeof boundariesto the Localities of AMorley and B Norandain the City of Bayswateras amendedin red on DOLA MiscellaneousPlan1210 sheet 16.Public Plans: BG342 14.33, 15.33 and 16.33.

Town of East FremantleDOLA File: 2724/986.It is hereby notified for general information of the changeof boundaryto the Locality of EastFremantleas shown in red on DOLA MiscellaneousPlan 1210 sheet19.Public Plans:BG342 08.14, 08.15 and 08.16.

City of FremantleDOLA File: 1551/990.It is herebynotified for generalinformation of the changeof boundariesto theLocalities of A SouthFremantle,B Beaconsfield,C Hilton, D Samson,E Fremantlein the City of Fremantleasamendedon DOLA MiscellaneousPlan 1210 sheet 19.Public Plans: BG342 07.10, 07.11, 07.14, 08.11, 08.14, 09.11 and 10.11.

Shire of MundaringDOLA File