WESTERN AUSTRALIA.€¦ · GOD SAVE THE KING [1865] WESTERN AUSTRALIA. [Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.] [l000nsTlnmernls AT TIeS GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTh, FOR TRANS5015510N

PROCLAMATIONWESI ERR AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency The Honourahle Sir James

TO WIT.J Mitchell, Kninht Grand Cross xi the Most Dis-

JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGovernor. George, Governor in and over the State ofL.S.J Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Cvmmonwealth of Australia.

Corr. No. 6058/48.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1S93-1940,the Governor is empowered by Proclamations in theGovernment Gazette to revest ion His Majesty as of hisformer estate all or any lands, whereof His Majestyflay become tine registered proprietor; and whereasHis Majesty is now tine registered proprietor of Mel-bourne Locations 1491, 1786 and 3189 as registered inCertificates of Title, Volumes 648, 958 and 961, Folios176, 59 and 69 respectively, and Melbourne Locations1743, 1742, 1743, 1790, 1944, 2839 and 3188 as registeredin Certificate of Title, Vohnne 1007, Folio 453: Now,therefore I, the Governor, with tile advice and consentof the Executive Council, do by this Proclamationsrevest its His Majesty, his heirs and successors Mel-iJourise Locations 1491, 1786, 3189, 1741, 1742, 1743,1790, 1944, 2839 and 3188 aforesaid as of his formerestate.

Given under my haosd and tine Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 27th day of July,1949.

By His Excellency s Command,

(Sgd.) L. THORN,Minister fox Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING

[1865]

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.[Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.]

[l000nsTlnmernls AT TIeS GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTh, FOR TRANS5015510N BY O'oST As A NEWSPAPER.]

His Majesty is snow tine registered proprietor of HayLocations 1505 and 1500 as registered ins Certificateof Title, Volume 1025, Folio 373, and Hay Locations1504 ansd 1515 as registered iii Certificate of Title,Voltnnie 1027, Folio 425: Now, therefore I, the Gov-ernor, with tine advice and eonsenst of tine ExecutiveCotnoteil, do by this Proelarnation revest in HisMajesty, his heirs and successors Hay Locations 1505,1500, 1504 and 1515 aforesaid as of his foroner estate.

Given unden' my hassd and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Pci-tin, this 27th day of July,1949.

By His Exeelleiscy 's Comnsancl,(Sgd.) L. THORN,

Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE THE KING ! I

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, I By His Excellency The Honnorable Sir James

TO WIT. f Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dii-JAMES MITCHELL, tingaished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Guvernor in and over the State of[L.S.] Western Avstralia and ifs Dependencies in the

Commonwealth of Australia.

Cost-. No. 187/49.WHEREAS by tine Transfer of Land. Act, 1893-1946,tine Governor is eni'powered by Po-oeiamatioos in theGovesntxinent Gazette to revest los His Majesty as of hisformer estate all or any lansds, whereof His Majestymay become tine registered proprietor; and whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor ofSussex Locations 2428 aisd 2429 as registered in Cer-tifneate of Title, Volume 1023, Folio 718: Now, these-fore I, tine Governor, with tine advice and consent ofthe Executive Couneil, do by tisis Proclamation revestin His Majesty, his heirs and successors Sussex Loca-tions 2428 and 2429 aforesaid as of isis former estate.

Given uosder my hand and the Ptnbhe Seal of thesaid State, ut Pen-tin, this 27th day of July,1949.

By His Excellency's Command,(Sgd.) L. THORN,

Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE' THE KING I

PROCLAMATIONvVESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency The Honourable Sir James

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross nf the Mvst Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tivgvished Order of Saint Michael asd Saint

Governor. Gevrge, Governor in and o\'er the State of[L.S.J Western Australia and its Dependencies iv the

Commonwealth of Australia.Corr. No. 1620/46.

WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,tine Governor is empowen-eci by Proclamation in theGovernon-ertt Gazette to revest in His Majesty as of Isisformer estate all or any lansds, whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereas

No. 45] PERTH : FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. [1949.

.866 . GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \V.A. [ALUUST 5, 1949.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, l By His Excellency The Hoiioura'ule Sir James

TO WIT. J Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Mo5t Dix-JAMES MITCHELL, hiaguislied Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Governor in and over the State of[L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the


Corr. No. 952747.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation iou theGovernment Gazette to revest in His Majesty as of hisformer estate all or any lands, whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; acid whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor ofWickepici Agricultural Area Lots 203, 404, 425, 253,202, 296, 297, 298, 205, 270, 201, 313 and 237 asregistered in Certificates of Title, Volumes 43, 631, 707,718, 741, 741, 741, 802, 811, S14, 1021, 1021 and 1021,Folios, 138, 27, 89, 92, 163, 165, 166, 183, 153, 20,222, 234 and 235 respectively acid Williams Locations2125, 6491, 10006, 10008 and 10005 as registered inCertificates of Title, Volumes 718, 871, 1021, 1114, and1114, Folios 94, 166, 254, 58 and 583 respectively:Now, therefore I, the Governor, with floe advice andconsent of the Executive Counscil, do by this Proclansa-tiori revest in His Majesty, Ins heirs and successorsWickcphx Agricultural Area Lots 203, 404, 425, 253,202, 296, 297, 298, 205, 270, 201, 313 and 237 andWilliams Locations 2125, 6491, 10006, 10008 and 10005aforesaid as of his former estate.

Giveis under my hand and the Public Seal of tilesaid State, at Perth, this 27th day of Jbly,1949.

By his Excellency's Commaivd,

(Sgd.) L. THORN,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATION

S Yl'.Id AUSTRALIA, I By His Excellency The Honoerable Sir JamesTO WIT. f Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-

JAMES MITCHELL, tixguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGovernor. George, Goverour iv and over the Slate of[L.S.} Western Australia and its Dependencies ix the


Core. No. 3046/47.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGoverotxteeat Gazelle to revest in His Majesty as of Insformer estate all or any lands, whereof His Majestyflay becocne the registered proprietor; and whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor of Sus-sex Locations 2492 and 2493 as registered in Certi-ficate of Title, Volume 1086, Folio 650: Now, fleece-fore I, the Goverisor, with the advice and coxssent oftIme Executive Council, do by tisis Proclamation revestin His Majesty, his heirs and successors Sussex 1oca-tions 2492 and 2493 aforesaid as of his former estate.

Given under cay hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 27th day of July,1949.

By His Excellency's Comnixand,


GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency The Honumirable Sir James

TO WIT. f IJitchehl, Knight Grand Cross of the Must DIs-JAMES MITCHELL, tinsaihed Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Goseenoe. George, Governor in and aver the State efIL.S.] \'Iestero Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commonwealth of Aestralia.

Corr. No. 913/47.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGovergnnen.t Gazette to revest in His Majesty as of hisformer estate all or any lands, whereof His Majestynxay become the registered proprietor; and whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor of Sees-sex Locations 2432 and 2433 as registered in Certi-ficate of Title, Volume 1023, Folio 717: Now, there-fore I, the Goves'nor, with the advice and consent of

floe Executive Council, do by this Proclaugatiocs revestin His Majesty, his heirs and sncccssors Sussex Loca-tions 2432 and 2433 aforesaid its of ins former estate.

Given under my hand anti tlue Public Seal of theesaid State, at Perth, this 27th day of July,1949.

By I{is Excellency's Cocuniand,


GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, l By His Excellency The Honourable Sir Jamev

TO WIT. S Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tingeished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Governor in and over the State ofL.S.J Western Australia and its Dependencies iv the


Core. No. 4469/48.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Laud Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGoveriuneent Gazette to revest itt His Majesty as of hisformer estate all or any lands, whereof His MajestyInlay become the registered proprietor; acid whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor of Wil-liams Locations 9173, 12569 acid 13526 as registered inCertificates of Title, Volunnes 919, 1019 acid 1099,Folios 87, 165 acid 552 respectively, and portion of\\Tihliancs Location 9178 and being lot 1 on diagram14295 as registered in Certificate of Title, Volume1118, Folio 800: Now, therefore I, the Governor, withthe advice and consent of thee Executive Council, doby this Proclamations revest icy His Majesty, his heirsacid successors Williams Locatiocns 9173, 12569 and13526 and portion of Williams Location 9178 afore-said as of Icig former estate.

Given under my hand acid thee Public Seal of thesaid State, at Pestle, this 27th day of July,1949.

By His Excellency's Coonmand,

(Sgd.) L. THORN,Ministec- for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING

Land Act, 1933-1948.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, l By His Excellency The Honuorable Sir JamesTO WIT. 5 Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-

JAM ES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGovernor. George, Governor is and over the State of

[L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependenciev in theCommonwealth of Australia.

Cones. No. 377/38.WHEREAS by section 31 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,the Govcraor may reserve to His Majesty for anyof the purposes specified in section 29 of the saidAct, any lacids of the Crowni and may classify suchlands as of Class A; acid whereas it is deemedexpediecit that reserve 46, for the purpose of''Camping and Recreation,'' as described hsereundec,should be classified as of Class A: Now, therefore, I,the Govecnoi-, with the advice of Executive Council,do by thus my Proclacnation classify as of Class Athe reserve described hereunder.

Schedule.Reserve 46, containing about 16 acres, and cocnpris-

icig all that portiocs of land bounded on the North-ward by tine low water mark of Geographe Bay, onthe Eastward by the Westerci boundary of SussexLocation 13 acid its prolongation Northward, on theSouthward by Toby Inlet, and on the Westward bythe Eastern boundary of Quicudalup Lot 1 and itsprolongatiocc Northward and Southcward. (Plans413A/40, B2 and Quindalup Townsitc.)

Given under my hand arid the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 27th clay of July,1949.

By His Excellesiey 's Command,


GOD S'AVE THE KING I I I

WESTERN AUSTRALIA,TO WIT.

JAMES MITCHJLL,Governor.[L.SI

Land Act, 1933-1948.PROCLAMATiON

By His Excellency The Hunourable Sir JamesMitchell, Knight Grand Cress of the Most Dis-tinguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGeorge, Governor in and over the State ofWestern Australia and its Dependencies in theCommonwealth of Australia.

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Corres. 4089/20.WHEREAS by section 31 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,the Governor may reserve to His Majesty for anyof the purposes specified in section 29 of Ihe saidAct, any lands of the Crown and nxay classify suchlands as of Class A; and whereas it is (leensedexpedient that reserve 385, for the purpose of

Camping and Recreation,'' as described heercuesder,should be classified as of Class A: Now, therefore, I,the Governor, with thee advice of Execotive Council,do by this my Proclansatioes classify as of Class Atine reserve described hereunder.

Schedule.Reserve 385, containing about 28 acres 2 roods, and

comprising the following portions of lannd(a) bounded on the South-Westward by Wonnernp

Stsburban Lot 57, on the North-Westward by thee IndianOcean, and on the Norths-Eastward and South-Eastwardby the Wonnerup Inlet;

(h) bounded on the North-Westward and North-Eastward by tine Wonnerup Estuary, on the South-Eastward by Wellington Location 41, and on the South-Westward by Wonnerup Lots 65, 1 and 64.

(Plan Wonnerup Townsite.)Given under my hand aosd the Public Seal of thee

said State, at Perth, this 27th day of July,1949.

By His Excellency's Consmand,(Sgd.) L. THORN,

Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING


WESTERN AUSTRALIA, l By His Excellency The Honnurable Sir JamesTO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Crnss of the Mnst Dis-

JAMES MITCHELL, tingaished Order of Saint Michael and SatinGovernnr. George, Governor in and over the State of

Western Australia and its Dependencies in theCummovwealth of Australia.

Corres. 11524/97.WHEREAS by section 31 of tine Land Act, 1933-1948,the Governor may reserve to His Majesty for allyof tine purposes specified iso section 29 of tine saidAct, aesy lands of tine Crown and may classify suchlands as of Class A; and whereas it is deemedexpedient that reserve 5217, for the purpose of'Campinig and Recreation,'' as described heretender,

should be classified as of Class A: Now, therefore, I,tile Governor, with the advice of Executive Council,do by this sny Proclamation classify as of Class Athe reserve described hereunder.

Schedule.Reserve 5217, coxstainxing abotnt 27 acres 3 roods 15

perches, and conuprising Woniterup Suburban Lot 57.(Plain Wonnernp Towitsite.)

Given unider my leanS and the I'ublic Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 27th day of July,1949.

By His Excellency 's Coininaisd,

(Sgd.) L. THORN,Minister for Lainds.

GOD SAVE THE KING

Laced Act, 1933-1948.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency The Honour;blc Sir JamesTO WIT. f Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-

JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGovernor. George, Governnr in and over the State of[L.S.I Western Anstralia and its Dependencies iv the


Corres. 278/15, Vol. 2.WHEREAS by section 31 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,tine Governor may reserve to His Majesty for anyof the purposes specified in section 29 of tine saidAct, any lands of tine Crown and may classify such

lands as of Class A; and whereas it is ticeinedexpedient that reserve 22624, for tile purpose of''Cannpiitg and Recreation,'' as described iserennder,shiomeld be classified as of Class A: Now, therefore, I,tine Governor, with time advice of Executive Council,do by this my Proclamation classify as of Class Athe reserve described hereunder.

Schetl tile.Reserve 22624, eonsprising Broadwater Stnhurbaii

Area Lots 25 to 30 (inclusive) and containioig 42 acres8 percixes. (Plan Broadwater.)

Giveit under my leanS and the PLtblic Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tins 27th day of July,1949.

By His Excellency's Coinonand,


GOD SAVE THE KING


WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency The Honnurable Sir JamesTO WIT. Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross nf the Most Dis-

JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGovernor. Genrge, Governor in and over the State xf

E L.S. Western Australia and its Dependencies in theCommonwealth of Australia.

Corres. 12578/02'.WHEREAS by sectioxx 31 of thee Land Act, 1933-1948,tue Governxor may reserve to His Majesty for anyof the purposes specified in sectioox 29 of the saidAct, any lands of tine Crowns aied may classify sudslands as of Class A; and whereas it is deemedexpediesnt that resolve 22965, for the purpose of''Canipieng and Recreation,'' as described hereunder,sheoteld be classified as of Class A: Now, therefore, I,the Governor, with the advice of Executive Council,do by this envy Proclamation classify as of Class Athee reserve described hereunder.

Schedtele.Reserve 22965, contniining about 25 acres, acid coni-

poising all that portion of laced bounded on thee North-Westward by the proloisgation North-Eastward of tineNorth-Western boundary of Sussex Location 44, on theeNorth-Eastward by Geographic Bay, on the Eastwardby thee Westean boundary of location 48, avid on theSoutlt.\Testward by a one chain road along tine North-Easteree hocendaries of locations 170, 20, 46, 21 acid 44.(Plan 413 A/40, B2.)

Given uceder nny hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tins 27th day of July,1949.

By I-us Exccllesecy 's Command,


GOD SAVE THE KING

Thee Land Act, 1933-1948.P150 CLA MAT ION

(Resumption)WESTERN AUSTRALIA,

JAMES MITCHELL,TO WIT.

Governor.[L.S.:I

- By His Excellency The Honourable Sir JamesI

Mitchell, l

1868 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AUGUST 5, 1949.

said, with the advice of the Executive Council, do bytins lily Proclamation resume Conditional PurchaseLease 7523/56 (Nelson Location 5282) for tine purposeaforesaid.

Given under my hand anti tile Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 27th (lay of July,1949.

By His Excellency's Coinmaisci,


GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1, By His Excellency The Honourable Sir James

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Din-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Governor in and over the Stale of[L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies is the


Core. No. 4234/46.WHEREAS by tine Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,tise Governor is empowered by Proclamation ins theGovernment Gazette to revest iso His Majesty as of hisformer estate all or aay lands, whereof His Majestymay becolne the registered proprietor; and whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor of por-tion of Avon Location 1730 and being lot ', the sub.jeet of diagram 14614, as registered in Certificate ofTitle, Volume 1117, Folio 786: Now, therefore I, theGovernor, with the advice and consent of tine Execu-tive Council, do by this Proclamations revest in HisMajesty, his heirs and successors portion of AvonLocation 1730 aforesaid as of his former estate.

Given under my hand assd the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, thus 27th day of July,1949.

By His Excehlesscy 's Connnsand,


GOD SAVE TIlE KING

WESTERId AUSTRALIA,TO WIT.

JAMES MITCHELL,Governor.[L.S.]

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By Hit Excellency The Hvnourable Sir James

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Must Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tingvished Order of Saint Michael and Sam'

Governor. Genrge, Governor in and over the State of[L.S.1 Western Australia and its Dependencies in the


Corr. No. 1571/49.WHEREAS by tine Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation inn theGovernment Gazette to revest iss His Majesty as of isisformer estate all or any lands, whereof His Majestymay become tile registered proprietor; and whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor of Yal-goo Town Lot 5 as registered in Certificate of Title,Volume 227, Folio 115: Now, therefore I, tEe GoV-ernor, with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, do by this Proclamation revest in HisMajesty, loin heirs anti successors Yalgoo Towms Lot 5aforesaid as of his former estate.

Given ussder my hand and the Public Seal of tiocsaid State, at Pertis, this 27th day of July,1949.

By His Excellency's Command,

(Sgd.) L. TI-IORN,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE TIlE KING

PROCLAMATION1 By His Eucehlency The Hnnuarable Sir JamesI Mitchell, Knight Grand Cruss of the Most Dis-

tinguished Order of Saint Michael and SaiatGeurge, Guvernur in and over the State ofWestern Australia and its Dependencies in theCnnsmonwealth of Australia.

Corn-. No. 6177/48.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in tineGovernment Gazette to i-event in His Majesty as of hisformer estate all or any lands, whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor of NelsonLocations 10256 and 11159 as registered in Certificateof Title, Volume 1023, Folio 845, and Nelson Locations10257 and 11520 as registered in Certificate of Title,

Volsomnc 1025, Folio 169: Now, therefore I, tine Gov-orison', with tine advice and consent of tine ExecutiveCounscil, do by tins Proclamation revest in HisMajesty, lois hseira amid successou-s Nelson Locations10256, 11159, 10257 arid 11520 aforesaid as of Insformer estate.

Giveos nuder my baud asod tine Public Seal of tilesaid State, at Perth, tIns 27th day of July,1949.

By His Exceliciscy 's Cononnand,


GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, l By His Eocellency The Hnnourable Sir James

TO WIT. J Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Must Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Gvsernor. George, Governor is and over the State ofItS.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commnnwealth of Australia.

Con'. No. 5776/48.WHEREAS by the Trasssfer of Laud Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation ins tineGovernment Gaxettc to revest in His Majesty as of hisformer estate all or any lands, whereof His Majestynnsay beconne the registered proprietor; asid whereasHis Majesty is slow the registered proprietor of AvonLocations 4246 and Moorumbine AGricultural AreaLots 120, 111, 119, 126 and 175 as registered in Cer-tificates of Title, Voluunes 914, 867, 867, 1014, 1046amid 1055, Folios 184, 68, 69, 243, 76 and 155 respec-tively: Now, therefos-e I, thse Governor, with the adviceand consenst of tile Executive Council, do by this Pro-elanoatiois revest iso His Majesty, lug heirs and suc-cessors Avols Location 4246 and Moorumbine Agri-cultural Area Lots 120, 121, 119, 126 amid 175 afore-said as of his former estate.

Given unsder nay hand amid the Public Seal of timesaid State, at Perth, tlsis 27th day of July,1949.


Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE THE KING I

PROCLAMATIONwES] URN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency The Honoorable Sir James

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cruss of the Most Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tingaislied Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Goveroor in and noel' the State ofIL-SO Western Anstrulia and its Dependencies in thn

Commonwealth of Australia,

Corr. No. 296/45.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Laud Act, 1893-1916,the Goaermior is euspowered by Proclamations in theGovernment Gazette to n'evest ins His Majesty as of hisfon'sner estate all or any lassds, whereof is Majestyonay become the registen'ed proprietor; and whereasI-us Majesty is now tine registered proprietor of poe.tioss of each of Avon Loeatiosss 2259, 6648 and 6649amid beinsg Lot iS on Piano 6117 as registered in Cer-tificate of Title, Volume 1115, Folio 279: Now, tlsere-fon'e I, the Governor, with the advice and consent oftine Executive Council, do by this Proclamations revestin His Majesty, lois lieu's ansd successors portion ofeach of Avon Locations 2259, 6648 and 6649 afore-said as of his fornien- estate.

Given undcn' my hand anid the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 27th day of July,1949.

By His Exeelienscy 's Commassd,(Sgd.) L. THORN,

Minister for Lassds.

GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Eocellency The Honnuruble Sir James

TO WIT. Mitchell, i

AIJUUST 5, 1949.1

former estate all or any lands, whereof ills Majestynsay beconse the registered proprietor; and whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor of NelsonLocations 432 and 206.5 as registered in Certificatesof Title, Volumes 1041 and 1114, FOlios 569 and 879respectively: Now, therefore I, the Governor, withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, doby this Proclamation revest in His Majesty, his heirsand successors Nelson Locations 432 and 2063 afore-said as of isis former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 27th day of July,1949.



GOD SAVE TIlE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, I By His Eucelier.r, The Honourable Sir Jan,es

TO WIT. I Mitchell, l


PRO CL A SlAT 10 N

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By Ills Excellency The Flonourable Sir Jamen[0 WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dix-

JAMES MITCHELL, liuoiished Order ti Saint Michael and SainlGovernor. Gnoi-ge, Governor in and over the State of[L.Sj Western Australia and its Depondeocies in tine

Commonwealtl, of Australia.

Purr. No. 452S/4S.WHEREAS by the Trasisfer of Land Act, 1893- 191(3,tine Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGoverseolfent Gazctte to revest in His Majesty as of lusformer estate all or any lands, whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; aud whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor of Wil-liams Location 8/30 as registered iii Certificate ofTitle, Volunne ii] 7, Polio 901, and Williams Locations8232 and 8787 as registered in Certificate of Title,Volunse 1114, Folio 324: TrOw therefore I, the Gov-cr1101-, with the advice and consent of tine ExecutiveCouncil, do by this Proclamations revest in IllsMajesty, his heirs and successors Williams Loeatioiss8230, 8232 anti 8787 aforesaid as of his former estate.

Given under my lnaond and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Pertls, this 27th day of July1949.

By I-us Excellency 's Cominsand,

(Sgd.) L. THORN,Minister for Lan'Js.

GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Eocellency Tine Honourable Sir Ja,"es

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of tine Most Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Sai,,t Michael and Saint

Goaernor. George, Governor in and over the State of[L.S.1 Western Australia and its Dependeocies in the

Comn,onsvealtl, of Australia.

Corr. No. 3140/46.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Govertnor is empowered by Proclamation ins theGovcrn.xncnt Gazette to revest in His Majesty as of Insformer estate all or atny laonds, whereof His Majestitsay become the registered proprietor; and whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor of NelsonLocatiois 9029, an registered in Certificate of Title,Volume 1061, Folio 171: Now, therefore I, the Governor,with tIne advice anti consent of tIne Executive Council,do by titis Ft-oclatnation revest in His Majesty, hisheirs atscl successors Nelson Location 9029 aforesaidas of his former estate.

Given under my hand atid tIne Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 27th day of July1949.

By His Excellency's Cotnmsnd,


GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSI RALIA, By His Eocellency The Honourable Sir James

TO WIT. f Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Din-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguislned Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Goveroor. George, Governor in and over the State of[L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the


Corr. No. 6173/48.WHEREAS by the Traitsfer of Land Act, 1893-19413,the Governor is cinpoevered by Proclamations ill theGovera-vneent Gazette to revcst in His Majesty as of hisformer estate all or amy laitds, whereof His Majestymay become tine registered proprietor; and whereasHis Majesty is now time registered proprietor of NehsoonLocations 8702, 8704 and S896 as registered in Certi-ficate of Title, Volunse 1025, Folio 664: Now, tlnete-foi-e 1, the Governor, witls tine advice atnll consent oftine Executive Council, do by tins Proclamation revestin His Majesty, his Iteirs anti successors Nelson Loca-tions 8702, 8704 and 8896 aforesaid as of his formerestate.

Given under my hatsd and the Public Seal of tinesaid State, at Perth, this 27th day of July,1949.



GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency The Honourable Sir James

TO WIT. Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Must Din-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Salot Michael and Saint

Gonereor. George, Guuvrnur in and over the State of[L.S.j Westero Auulruiia and its Dependencies in the

Coonmonwealti, of Australia.Port. No. 695/47.

WHEREAS by tIne Transfer of Laud Act, 1S93-1946,the Governor is ennpowered by Proclannation mt theGovcrnnttent Gazette to revest its His Majesty as of lugfornier estate all or any lands, whereof His Majestyinlay heroine tine registered proprietor; and whereas1-Us Majesty is now tine registered proprIetor of NelsonLocations 8601' and 8603 as registered Us Certifies teof Tithe, Voitttnse 1023, F'olio 694, atsd Nelsoin Locations70 12 and 7013 as registered in Certificate of Title,Volutne 1027, Folio 394: Now, tisecefore I, tise Gov-etnor, with tise advice and consent of tine ExecutiveCouncil, do by tltis Proclannation revest in 1-lis Majesty,his heirs and setccessors Nelson Locations 8602, 8603,7012 and 7013 aforesaid as of his former estate.

Given utsder my lnand atnd the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Pettin, this 27th day of July,1949.

b'v His Excellency's Connmand,(Sgd.) L. THORN,

Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE THE KING !

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA 1 By Ills Excellency The Flonourable Sir James

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of tho Most Oft-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Sainl

Gonernor. Geonge, Governor in and 00cr the State ofIL.S.1 Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commonwealth of Australia.Purr. No. 1893/48.

WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,tine Governor is empowered by Proclamation in tIneGovcrne?nlent Gazette to revest iii His Majesty as of hisfat-titer estate all or any lamsds, witereof His Majestymay become the rcgtstei'ed proprietor; and whereasHis Majesty is now the registered proprietor of NelsonLocations .5620 and 3632 os registen-ed in Certificates(ml Title, Volumes 1019 amnd 1024, Folios 845 and 459respectively, atnd portions of Nelson Location 1976as registered itt Certificate of Title, Volume 1009, Folio514: Now, therefore I, tine Govertsor, witin the adviceend conseist of the Executive Council, do by thisPsoclannsation revest in His Majesty, his heirs anscisttCCcssOrs Nelsois Locations 5620 and 3632 aosd portionof Nelson Location 1976 aforesaid as of his formerestate.

Givens utnder nnv haind and the Psnbhic Seal of tinesaid State, at Pertin, this 27th clay of July,1949.

By His Excelleney s Cousnnand,(Sgd.) L. THORN,

Minister for Lamnds.GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN aUSTRALIA, 1 By (his Eocellency The Hon,00rable Sir James

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of tIre Most Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguislied Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Governor in and over the Stats ofI L.S.1 V-/estern Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commonwealth of Australia.Corr. No. 199/49.

WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Govertsor is ennpow'ered by Proclamation iii theGovcnnveneut Gazette to revest inn His Majesty as of hisfortnset estate all onany lands, wisereof I-Jig Majestymay become the registemed proprietor; amid w'inereasHis Majosty is Isow tlse registered proprietor of por-tion of Swats Location 34 aisd being part of Lot -58 onPlait 1029 as o-egistered in Certificate of Title, Vohsnie1117, Folio 901: Now, tiset-efore I, the Governor, withtine advice and cotnsent of the Executive Council, doby this Proclamatioms revest in His Majesty, his heirsatsd successors portion of Swan Location 34 aforesaidas of his former estate.

Given under my hand antI the Public Seal of tinesaid State, at Perth, this 27tls day of .Tuly,1949.


Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE THE KING !

Auciusr 5, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1871

Tine Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1948.PROCLAMATION

edESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency The Horroarable Sir JamesTO WIT.

JMitchell,


The Land Act, 1933-1948.ORDER IN COuNCiL.

(Jorr. No. 27S/15, Vol. 2.WHEREAS by section 34 of tile Land Act, 1933-194S,it is made lawful for the Governor, by Order inCouncil, without. issuing ally deed of grant, to placeany reserve under the control of any municipality,road board, or other person or persons, as a Boardof Management, and to empower such Board to make,repeal, and alter by-laws for tile control and manage-meat of such reserves, and prescribe fees for clepas-turing thereon or other use tllercof, and for otherpurposes, such by-laws to be approved by the Governoraad published in the Government Gazette; alsd whereasit is deemed expedient that reserve A22624 for Camp-ing and Recreation at Broadwatcr should be placedunder tile control of the Sussex Road Board as aBoard of Management: Now, therefore, His Excellencytile Governor, by and with the advice and consent ofthe Executive Council, cloth hereby place the before-mentioned reserve under the control of the SussexRoad Board as a Board of Management, and clothempower such board to make, repeal, or alter by-lawsfor the control and management of time said reserve;for prescribing fees for depastnring thereon or otheruse thereof; for directing the manner in which suchfees shall be imposed, paid, collected, and disposedof, and to impose penalties not exceeding in any ease£5 for any breach thereof, and £2 a day for a con-tinuing breach, but not niore than £20 in the aggre-gate.

(Sgd.) R. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

The Land Act, 1933-1948.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 12578/02.WHEREAS by seetiou 34 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for the Governor, by Order inCouncil, witllout issuing any deed of grant, to placeany reserve under the control of any municipality,road board, or other person or persons, as a Boardof Management, and to empower such Board to make,repeal, and alter by-laws fom- tile control and manage-ment of sucil reserves, and prescribe fees for depas-turing tllereon or other use thereof, and for otherpurposes such by-laws to be approved by the Governorand published ill the Goverxsnent Gazette; and whereasit is deemed expedient tilat reserve A22965 for Camp-ing and Recreation at Dunsborough should be placedunder the control of the Sussex Road Board as aBoard of Management: Now, therefore, I-us Excellencythe Governor, by and witil the advice and consent ofthe Executive Council, doth hereby place the before-mentioned reserve under the control of the SussexRoad Board as a Boamd of Management, and clothempower such board to make, repeal, or alter by-lawsfor the control and management of the said reserve;for prescribing fees for depasturing thereon or otileruse tisereof; for directing the manner in which suchfees shall be imposed, paid, collected, and disposed of,and to impose penalties not exceeding in any ease £5for any breaell thereof, and £2 a day for a continuingbreacil, but not more than £20 in the aggregate.

(Sgd.) H. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

The Laad Act, 1933-1948.ORDER TN COUNCIL.

Core. No. 2725/97.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Aet, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality,road board, or other person or persons to be namedin the order in trust for the like or other public pus-poses to be specified in such order; and whereas itis deemed expedient that reserve No. 22954 (ChidlowLot 327) should vest in and be held by the MundaringRoad Board in trust for the purpose of Recreation:Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by andwith the advice and consent of tlue Executive Council,

cloth hereby direct tilat the befouementioned reserveshall vest in and be held by the Mundariug RoadBoard in trust for tile purpose aforesaid, subjectnevertheless to the pow'eu-s reserved to him by section37 of the said Aet.


Forests Act, 1918.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Forests file 341/49; Lands file 7S00/13.WHEREAS by tile Forests Act, 1918, it is providedthat the Governor may by an Order in Council, declareany Crown lands as ''State Forests'' within tile mean-ing and for the purpose of that Aet: Now, therefore,His Excellency tIme Governor, with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, dotll hereby declareSussex Location 1405 as an addition to State ForestNo. 33 within the meaning and for the purpose ofthe Forests Act, 1918. (Plan 414D/40, A3 and 4.)

(Sgd.) H. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

Forests Act, 1918.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Forests file 1110/48; Lands file 7345/09.WIFIEREAS by the Forests Act, 1918, it is providedthat time Governor nlay by an Order in Council, declareany Crown lands as State Forests within the meaningand for tile purpose of that Act: Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Governor, with tile advice and consentof the Executive Council, doGs hereby declare NelsonLocation 5282 as additions to State Forest No. 36within tile meaning and for the purpose of tile ForestsAct, 1918. (Plan 442B/40, Dl.)


Country Areas Water Supply Act, 1947.Construction of Pipeline from Wellington Dam

to Narrogin (First Section).ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W.W.S. 284/49.WHEREAS by tile Country Areas Water Supply Act,1947, it is provided that before undertalcing the coIl-strnetion of water worlcs, tile Minister shall submitplans, descriptions, books of reference, and estimatesof the pmoposed works to tile Governor for approval,and that if they au-c appu-oved, the Governor may forth-Witll, by Order in Council, empower tile Minister toundertake the construction of the proposed works:Now, therefore, His Excellemlcy tile Governor witilthe advice of the Executive Council hereby approvesof the plans, descriptions, books of reference andestimates marked ''F.W.D. W.A. 31736,'' for the COIl-struction of pipeline from Wellington Dank to Narro-gin (First Sbction) which was duly submnitted forapproval, and hereby empowers the Minister to under-take the eomlstruction of the said w'orks.

(Sgd.) R. H. DOIG,Clerk of time Council.

Water Boards Act, 1904-1947.Bunbury Water Board.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W.W.S. 669/32.WHEREAS by the Water Boards Act, 1904-1947, itis provided that befom-e undertaking the constructionof worlcs in the Water Area the Minister shall sub-mit plans, descriptions, boolcs of reference and esti-mates of tile proposed works to the Governor forappi-oval, and if they are approved the Governor mayforthwith, by Order in Council, empower the BunburyWater Board to undertalce the construction of tilepl-oposed works: Now, therefore, His Excellency theGovernor, witii the advice of tile Executive Council,hereby approve.s of the Buabury Water Board Plan669/3 dated 15th December, 1948, together with

description, books of reference and estimates thereoffor the construct-ion of water works within the Bun-bury Water Area, which were duly subnitted forapproval, and hereby empowers the Bunbury WaterBoard to undertake tile construction of the saidworks.


The Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and DrainageAct, 1909.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.M.W.S. 828/34.

WHEREAS by tile Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewer-age and Drainage Act, 1909, it is provided that theGovernor may, by Order-in-Council, alter or extend theboundaries of the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewer-age and Drainage Area or of any District; Andwhereas it is desirable that tile boundaries of Metro-politan Stormwater District No. 2 as at present de-fined should be altered: Now therefore I, the Governor,acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council,do hereby alter the boundaries of Metropolitan Storm-water District No. 2, and declare that the said bound-aries, as shown on Plan M.W.S.S. and D.D. W.A. No.7087, and as desci-ibed in Order-in-Council of 2nd July,1948, and subsequent amendment, shall be altered inthe following manlier, by deleting the area describedin the Schedule hereunder from the Metropolitan Storm-water District No. 1 and including it in MetropolitanStormwater District, No. 2.

Schedule.Commencing at a point on the junction of the South-

ern boundary of Hay Street and the North-Westernboundary of Daghsh townsite and proceeding South-Westerly along the said towasite boundary to a pointopposite the sight-of-way between Munsie Avenue andIliekey Avenue; thence South-Easterly along the saidright-of-way and along the South-Western boundary ofDaglish lot 66 to the North-Western boundary of Rail-way Road; thence South-Westerly along the said bound-ary to a point on the prolongation Easterly of theSouthern boundary of Lomiie Street; thence Westerlyto and along the said boundary of Lonnie Street to theEastern boundary of Lonnie Street; thence Southerlyalong tile said boundary to the Southern boundary ThfLonnic Street; thence Westerly along the said boundaryto a point opposite the Eastern boundary of Swan Lo-cation 3235; thence Northerly along the said boundaryto the Nbrthern boundary of Swan Location 3235;thence in a Westerly and North-Westerly direction alongthe said boundary and the North-Eastern boundary ofSwan Location 5077 to the South-Eatern boundary ofTwo-Chain Road; thence in a general North-Easterlydirection along the said boundary to the point of corn-inencement, as shown in yellow on Plan M.W.S.S. andD.D. W.A. No. 7087.

This Os-der in Council shall take effect from the 5thday of August, 1949.

H. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Executive Council.

The Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and DrainageAct, 1909.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.M.W.S. 387/49.

WHEREAS by the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewer-age and Drainage Act, 1909, it is provided that, sub-ject to the provisions of the Act, the Minister for WaterSupply, Sewerage and Drainage shall, with the ap-proval of the Governor, have power to construct andextend Water Works, Sewerage Works and Storm-water Drainage Works; and whereas the preliminaryrequirements of the said Act have been complied with,and plans, sections, and estimates in respect of theworks hereinafter mentioned have been submitted toand approved by the Governor-in-Council: Now, there-fore, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, does hereby empower

the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainageto undertake the constiuction of tile following worksunder the said Act, namely:

Metropolitan Sewerage.South Perth District.

Reticulation Areas 16 and 17.Pneumatic ejector station consisting of reinforced

concrete underground ejector well, brick and tile ma-chinery house, 4-inch diameter reinforced concrete ris-ing main, 6-inch and 4-inch diameter reticulation sewerswith manholes and all other apparatus connected there-with, as shown on Plan M.W.S.S. and D.D. W.A. No.7292.

This Order-in-Council shall take effect from the 5thday of August, 1949.

H. H. DOIG,Clesk of the Executive Council.

Road Districts Act, 1919-1948.Beverley Road District.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W. 180/27.HIS Excellency the Governor, acting by and with theadvice and consent of the Executive Council, and inexercise of the power conferred by section 208 of theRoad Districts Act, 1919-1948, doth hereby extend theprovisions set out in the Second Schedule to the saidAct to the Beverley Road District.


Road Districts Act, 1919-1948.Vilgarn Road Board.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 1240/37.

WI-IEREAS it is provided by section 250 of the RoadDistricts Act, 1919-1948, that the Governor mayexempt any district, or any portion of a district fromthe operation of Division (4) of Part VI of the saidAct, for such time as the Governor inay think fit:Now therefore His Excellency the Governor, acting byand with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, and in exercise of the power vested in himby the said section of the said Act, doth hereby de-clare that Pastoral Lease No. 395/1942, situatedwithin the Yilgarn Road District, shall be exemptfrom the operation of Division (4) of Part VI of theafosesaid Act, for the yeals ending June 30th, 1949,and June 30th, 1950.


Workers' Compensation Act, 1912-1948.ORDER IN COUNGIL.

WHEREAS it is enacted by section 13 of tile Workers'Compensation Act, 1912-1948 (as reprinted in February,1949), that it shall be obligatory for every employer toobtain from an hicoi-porated insurance office approvedby the Minister a policy of insurance for the full amountof the liability to pay compensation under the saidAct to all workers employed by him, but that if anemployer proves to the satisfaction of the Minister thatsuch employer has established a fund for insuranceagainst such liability and has deposited at the Treasurysecurities charged with all payments to become dueunder such liability, the Governor may, by Order inCouncil, exempt such employer from the operation ofthe sold section 13; and whereas The Kauri TimberCompany Limited of Perth, Westes-n Australia, beingan employer and as such subject to the said sectionand having duly made application in accordance withthe regulations made under the said Act for exemp-tion froni the operation of section 13 aforesaid, hasproved to the satisfaction of the Minister that it hasestablished a fund for insurance against its liabilityunder the said Act as such employer and has depositedat the Treasum securities, to wit, Commonwealth Bonds,for five thousand pounds, charged with all payments to

AUGUST 5, 1949.] GOVEE(NMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1873


become due under its said liability: Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Governor, acting with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council and in exercise of thepowers conferred by section 13 of the said Act, dothhereby exempt The Kauri Timber Company Limitedaforesaid from the operation of section 13 of tile Work-ers' Compensation Act, 1912-1948 (as reprinted in Feb-ruary, 1949) for a period of two. years.

R. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Executive Council.

Workers' Compensation Act, 1912-1948.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

W.C.B. 38/1949.WHEREAS it is enacted by section 13 of the Workers'Compensation Act, 1912-1948 (as reprinted in Febru-ary, 1949), that it shall be obligatory for every em-ployer or group of employers to obtain from an incor-porated insurance office, approved by flee Minister, apolicy of insurance for the full amount of the liabilityto pay compensation under this Act to all workers eni-ployed by him or them, but that if an employer orgroup of employers proves to tile satisfaction of theMinister that such employer oi- group of employers hasestablished a fund for insurance against such liabilityand has deposited at the Treasury seeurities chargedwith all payments to become due under inch liability,tile Governor may, by Order in Council, exempt suchemployer or group of employers from tile operation oftilis section; And whereas Ernest Alexander Bucking-ham of Chaisebrook Road, East Perth, and JamesThomas Bnekingllain, of Buekingliam, via Collie, carry-ing Oil business together in partnership under the regis-tered firni name of ''Buckingham Bros.'' at ClaisebrookRoad, East Perth, and at Bueliingham, via Collie, inthis State, as sawmillers and timber merchants, al-c anemployer oi- a group of employers within the meaningof tile said Act, and as such ni-c subject to the provi-sions of section 13 of the said Act, and have, in accord-ance with tile regulations, made application for exemp-tion from tile operation of the said section; and whereasthey have proved to tile satisfaction of the Minister thatas such employer or group of eniployers they haveestablished a fund for insurance against the liabilitymentioned in the said section and have deposited securi-ties, to wit, a certificate of fixed deposit account fmfive thousand pounds (f5,000) at the Union Bank ofAustralia, Limited, at Perth, in tile name of tue Hon-ourabie the Treasui-er, Government of Western Aus-traila, at the Ti-easury, charged witll all payments tobecome due by them under the liability aforesaid: Now,therefore, His Excellency the Goves-nor, acting with theadvice and Consent of the Executive Council mid inexercise of the power conferred upon llim by the saidAct, dotil hereby exempt the said Es-nest AlexanderBnckingiiain and the said James Thomas Buckingham,cali-ylng on business as afos-esaid undei- the registeredfirm name of Buekingham Eros., from the operationof section 13 of the Workers' Compensation Act 1912-1948 (as reprinted in February, 1949), for a periodof two years expiring on the 1st day of June, 1951.

H. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Executive Council.

CONSULAR.Premier's Department,

Perth, 27th July, 1949.C.S.D. 60/19.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to direct the full recognition of RobertL. Hunter as Consul of the United States of Americaat Perth.

ROSS MCLARTY,Premier.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premies- 's Department,Perth, 3sd August, 1949.

IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve of the following appointments totile Commission of the Peace:

Cecil Horace Broadhurst, Esquire, of WittenoomGorge, as a Justice of tile Peace for tile RoebourneMagisterial District.

George Duckett, Esquire, of Langton Road, MountBarker, as a Justice of the Pence for the StirlingMagisterial District.

Alan Charles Hickling, Esquire, of Mount Baiker, asa Justice of the Pence foi- the Stirling MagisterialDistrict.

EX OFFICIO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.IT is hereby notified for public information that thefollowing Chairmen of i-oad boards have been ap-pointed undem- section 9 of the Justices' Act, 1902-1948, as Justices of the Peace for the districts men-tioned, during their terms of office as Chairmen ofthe Boards:

Richard Cheetham, Esquire, of Nai-embeen, Chairmanof the Nas-enibeen Road Board, as a Justice of thePeace for the Avon Magisterial District.

Henry Tlirelfall, Esquise, of Korrehocking, Chair-man of the Wyalkatchem Road Board, as a Justiceof the Peace for the Avon Magisterial District.

H. H. DOIG,Under Secretary,

Premier's Department.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 1st August, 1949.THE following appointments llave been approved:

Receivers of RevenueTrey. No. 29/45Mr. M. Her-mail, at the following centres:Frosn 1/8/49 to 19/8/49(inclusive), at Harvey; 2978/49 to 16/9/49 (inclusive),at Waroona; 26/9/49 to 14/10/49 (inclusive) at Roe-lands; Trs. No. 56/45For the Railway DepartmentR. E. B. Lee, R. 0. Sundereombe and F. W. Cornish.Tile authority lleld by Mi. W. Bromfield ic cancelled.

Certifying OffieerTrsy. No. 931/49Mr. K. M.Johns, for tIle Tourist- Bureau Trust Fund, during theabsence of the Chief Clerk, as from 1st August, 1949.

A. J. REID,Under Treasurer.

Public Service Commissioner's Office,Perti, 3i-d August, 1949.

HIS Excellency the Governor ill Executive Council hasapproved of the following a poiiitments :-

lix. Co. 1198, P.S C. 331/49F. A. Jones, Draftsman,2nd Class, Land Titles Office, Crown Law Department,to he Resusnptiosi Draftsman, Class P-II.-4/5, as from15th June, 1949.

Ex. Co. 1601, P.S C. 273/47Margaret Joan Ander-son, nailer section 23 of the Public Service Act, to be,Junior Typist, Govei-nmcnt Cilemical Inboratories, MinesDepartment, as from 10th JiOVealber, 1948.

Ex. Co. 1601, P.S.C. 52/43John Vincent PeterCrosby, under sectiosi 24 of the Public Service Act, tobe Engineer, 2nd Class, Department of Industrial De-velopment, as from 29th November, 1948.

Ex. Co. 1601, P.S.C. 222/48John Lancelot d 'Espeis-sis, under section 24 of the Public Service Act, to beDivisional Forest Officer, Forests Department, as from11th October, 1948.

Ex. Co. 1088, P.S.C. 42/48James Stewart Crawford,George Edgar Miles and Herbert I-Tart, under section 24of the Public Service Act, to he Vermin Inspector (GreatSouthern aad Soesthera Wheatbelt), Vermin Inspector(South-West), and Vermin Inspector (Northern Agri-cultural Area). respectively, Department of Agriculture,as from 2nd September, 19-18.

Ex. Co. 1601, P.S C. 865/48Florcsiee May GranadaChester, under section 24 of the Public Service Act, to beA ecounting Machinist, State Insurance ODee. a29th November, 1948.

Ex. Co. 1601, P.S.C. 512/49F. D. Mather, Clerkattached to the Lands and Sui-veys Department, to beBoarding and Welfare Officer, Immigration Branch,.Lands and Surveys Department, Class C-II.-6, as from27th July, 1949.

Ex. Co. 1601, P.5.0. 482/49K. F. Olohessy, Clerk,Child Welfare Departinant, to be Clerk, Accounts Branch,Class C-II.-8, as from 27th July, 1949.

AUGUST 5, 1949.] GOVERThiENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1875

Ex Co. 1601, P.S.C. 469/49-L. J. Jackes, Clerk, ChildWelfare Department, to be Clerk, Welfare Branch, ClassC-II.-S, as from 27th July, 1949.

Ex. Co. 1536, P.S.C. 526/49-A. W. Gilbey, Clerk,Land Settlement Branch, Lands and Surveys Depart-melt, to be Clerk, Rural Costs, Class CII.-7, as from27th July, 1949.

Ex. Co. 1601-R. J. Fraser, Junior Clerk, AccountsBranch, Public Works Department, to be Clerk, Classc-Tv. as from 10th June, 1949.

Ex. Co. 1536-Z. Ii. Brousi, Junior Typist, Chief Sec-retary 's Department, to be Typist, Class C-VT. as from31st May, 1949.

Ex. Co. 1601. P.S.C. .1. B. Mell, Clerk, Inspection andMachinery Braneh. Mines Department, to be Clerk, ClassC-T1.-S, as from 27th July, 1949.

Ex Co. 1536, P.S.C. 568/49-L. B. burke, Engineer,2nd Class, Mechanical and Plant Engineer's Branch,Public Works Department, to he Engineer, 1st Class,Class P-T.-14, as from 15th June, 1949.

Ex. Co. 1601-J. C. Morrison, Clerk attached pendingallocation to appropriate item, to be Clerk in Charge,Tuberculosis Clinic, Public I-Tcalth Department1 as from27th July, 1949.

Also of the creation of time following positions undersection 32 of the Publie Service Act:-

Ex. Co. 1599-Government Clienucal Laboratories,Public Health Department :-Bacteriologist, ClassP-L-10; Bio-chemist, Class P-I-b (Medical), or CLassP-T.-16 (M.Sc.) Laborator Technician, Class G-II.-5/6;Laboratory Technician (Serology), Class 0-11-7/8;Museum Technician, Class G-II.-7/8; Typist, Class C-VT.

Audit

Metropolitan Water Supply

Agriculture

Medical and Health

Lands and Surveys

Mines

Do.

Agriculture

Public Health

Crown Law

Metropolitan Water Supply

Public Health

Mines

Treasury

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Clerk (Item 283)

Inspector (Water Supply)t

ApieuIturist

Clerk (Storekeeper), Claremont Mental Hospital (Item987)

Clerk, Assistant to Clerk in Charge, Land SettlementBranch

Mining Registrar, Southern Cross

Assistant Inspector of Mines (Ventilation), Kalgoorlie

Inspector, Poultry Brancht

Laboratory Technician (Serology)

Endorsement Checker, Land Titles Office

Accountant*

Visiting Nurse, Tuberculosis Control Branch

Superintendent of State Batteries, etc.

Land Officer, State Housing Commissiom4

Ex. Co. 1601-Two positions, Clerk, C.IV., Mechanicaland Plant Engineer's Branch, Public Works Depart-ment.

Ex. Co. 1601-Junior Typist, Tr:ffic Office, Police De-partment, Class C-VTT.

Ex. Co. 1601-Clerk in Charge, Tuberculosis Clinic,Public Health Department, Class C-IT.-6.

Ex. Co. 1536-Junior Clerk, Class C-V., FremantleCourt, Crown Law Department.

And has aniencled the classifications of the followisigpositions attached to the Fremantle Court, Crown LawDepartment, as from 15th July, 1949:-

Item 1769, at present oceupied by C. F. Roberts, fromClass C-TT.-8 to Class C-TL-7.

Item 1770, at present occupied by D. Bees, from ClassC-IV. to Class C-IT-S.

Also of the aeceptasice of the following resigna-tions

Ex. Co. 1601--B. S. Cornell, Clerk, Registrar Gesieral'sOffice, Chief Secretary's Department, as from 11th July,1949.

lOx. Co. 1536-E. I. Donning, Jnnios- Typist, PublicTrust Office, Crown Law Department, as from 1st July,1949.

Ex. Co. 1471-P. J. McGee, Typist, Public Works De-partment, as from 29th July, 1949.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that Wed-nesday, 24th August, 1949 (Kalgoorhie Cup Day), willbe observed as a Public Service Holiday within a radiusof 25 miles of Kalgoorlie, including the Municipalityof Bouldes.

S. A. TAYLOR,Public Service Commissioner.

Salary.

Class C-II.-6/7Margin £181-1237

Class 0-11-5Margin £251-f279

(Limit £265)Class G-II.-6

Margin £209-f237Class C-II.-7

Margin £181-fl95

Class C-II.-7Margin £181-195

Class C-II.-5Margin £251-279

Class P-IT.-5Margin £25 1-f279

Class 0-11-6Margin £209-f237

Class 0-11-7/8Margin £l39-f195

Class C-II.-7Margin £181-l95

Class C-II.-1/2Margin £397-50l

Class G-II.-6Margin £209-f237

Class P-T.-l0£865-il ,047

Class C-II.-7Margin £18l-l95

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* The possession of an accountancy qualification by examination will be regarded as an important factor when judgingefficiency under Section 34 of the Public Service Act.

f Applications are also called under Section 24.This position carries a temporary special allowance.

Applications are called under section 34 of the Public Service Act, 1904, and are to be addressed to the Public ServiceCommissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads ofDepartments.

S. A. TAYLOR, Public Snr'ice Comenissionar.

Department. Position.

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Crown Law Department,Perth, 4th August, 1949.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the appointment of Richard Patrick GeraldRodriguez, temporarily, subject to the provisions ofsection 12 of the Stipeudiary Magistrntes Act, 1930-1948, as an acting Stipendiary Magistrate as from the27th July, 1949, during the absence of W. J. Wall-work on other duties.

THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the ap-pointment of Sergeant 4. W. G. Tunstill as Bailiff ofthe Moora Local Court vice Sergeant D. M. MeMa.hon,transferred.

DECLARATIONS AND ATTESTATIONS ACT, 1913.THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the under-mentioned appointments and cancellation of appoint-ment as Commissioners of Declarations under the De-clarations and Attestations Act, 1913:-

Appointments.-Bertha Beecroft, Floreat Park;Arthur Courtney Beilby, Nos-seman; Helen MargaretHeffernan, Perth; William Hugh Moore, Roleystone;Vera Lillian Nimmo, Wembley; Frank Russell, Perth;George They're Walsh, Mt. Lawley; Leslie .J olinWearne, Scarborough; Sydney Ventress Wedderburn,Dalkeith; and Norman West, Bicton.

Cancellation-Leslie Jolui Wearn, Scarborough.

THE Department has been notified that the followingcheques have been lost by the payee; payment has beenstopped and it is intended to issue fresh cheques mlieu thereof:-

Cheque No. 173927, dated the 9th June, 1949,drawn on the Clerk of Courts Trust Fund for the sumof Li 14s. lid, in favour of D. M. Quartermaine.

Cheque No. 173936, dated the 15th June, 1949,drawn on the Clerk of Courts Trust Fund for the sumof Li 14s. lid, in favour of D. Mi. Quartermaine.

E. P. FOREMAN,Acting Under Secretary for Law.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1947.Crown Law Department,

Perth, 4th August, 1949.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council,acting under section 176 subsection (2) of the Com-panies Act, 1943-1947, has been pleased to declare theSwan Districts Co-operative Society Limited, whoseregistered office is at 47a Newcastle Road, MidlandJunction, to be a Consumers Society within the mean-ing and for the purposes of the said section.

E. P. FOREMAN,Acting Under Secretary for Law.

Western Australia.THE LEGAL PRACTITIONERS ACT, 1893-1948.

(As approved for re-print in July, 1949.)Rules of the Barristers' Board.

WHEREAS by the Legal Practitioners Act, 1893-1948(hereinafter called ''the Act''), the Barristers' Boardthereby constituted is empowered to make and prescribesuch rules as to tlse Board may seem meet for thematters and purposes in the said Act mentioned; andwhereas it is desirable to make and prescribe new rulesin substitution for the i-ules heretofore made and pre-seribed under the Act: Now, therefore, the said Board,by virtue of the powers vested in them by and underthe Act, do hereby at a meeting duly held this 24thday of June, 1949, make and prescribe the followingrules:-

Part I.Introductory.

1. These rules are divided into Parts as follows:-Part 1.-Introductory-Rules 1-3.Part IL-Election-Rules 4-il.Part 111.-Meetings--Rules 12-17.Part IV.-Artieled Clerks-Rules 18-38.

Division 1-Registration of Articles of Clerk-ship-Rules 18-22.

Division 2-Assignment and Cancellation ofArticles-Rules 23-27.

Division 3-Examinations---Rules 28-35.Division 4 Miscellaneous-Rules 36-38.

Part V.-Managing Clerks-Rules 39-50.Part VI.-Adinission of Practitioners-Rules 51-55.Part VII.-Readmission of Practitioners-Rules 56-

59.Part VIII.-Practjce Certificates-Rules 60-65.Part IX.-Coniplaints against Practitioners-Rules

66-77.

All rules heretofore made and prescribed by theBarristers' Board in pursuance of the Legal Practi-tioners Act, 1893, and its amendments, are hereby re-pealed, but no proceedings, acts or things done underany of the repealed rules before these rules come intooperation shall be invalidated or affected by such repeal;and all complaints, proceedings and applications initi-ated before these rules come into operation shall becarried on so far as practicable according to the pro-visions of these rules, and subject thereto accos-ding tothe provisions of the repealed rules applicable theretowhich foi- that purpose shall be deemed to continue inforce notwithstanding the repeal thereof.

In the interpretation of these rules-''Secretary'' shall mean the Secretary fm the time

being of tile Board;''Chaii-man'' shall include the Chairman elected to

preside at any meeting of tile Board in theabsence of the Attorney General.

Part II.Election.

Subject as hereinafter provided, the annual elec-tion of the five elected nsembers of the Board shallbe held on the fist Tuesday in tile month of Aprilin each and evei-y year.

Tile Secretary of tile Board shall IlOt less thantwenty-eight nor more than thirty-five days before theday for holding such election post written notice ofsuch election to all practitioners entitled to vote.

Every practitioner desirous and being qualified tobecome a member of the Board shall not less thantwenty-one days before the date of the election forwardto the Secretary ivi-itten notice of his intention to seekelection, countes-signed by at least one practitioner en-titled to vote.

If there are no more candidates than the num-ber of vacancies, such candidates shall be declaredelected at a meeting of the Board to be held not laterthan the date pi-escribed fm the election of membersof the Board in that year. In such event it shall notbe necessary to hold the meeting referred to in rule8 (d).

If these are moi-e candidates than the numberof vacancies, the method of election shall be as fol-lows:-

The Secretary shall at least ten days beforethe day of the election post to eae'h prac-titioner entitled to vote a ballot paper con-tahung the names of all candidates.

Practitioners desirous of voting shall leave thenames of all candidates for whom they desireto vote intact and score through the remain-ing mlames with a pen or pencil and shallretnrml the ballot paper to the Secretary inan envelope sealed and endorsed ''BallotPaper,'' so as to reads him not later thantwelve o'clock noon on the date of the elec-tion.

No practitioner shall have more than one votefor each of the five vacancies.

A meeting of the Board shall be held on theday of the election at a time and placeto be appointed by the Board. At suchmeeting all ballot papers shall be openedby the Chairman and the Board shall havesole and exclusive right to determine thevalidity om- otherwise of any ballot paper.Tile candidates receiving the largest numberof votes shall be declared elected. In caseof an equality of votes between two 01 morecandidates, the Chairman shall be entitled toa casting vote or votes.

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9. The five elected members of the Board shall takeoffice on the day following the first Tuesday in Aprilof the year of their elcctiou and shall go out of officeon the first Tuesday in April in the following year.

10. The names of the successful candidates and ofevery pelsoil nominated as a member of the Board underthe provisions of the Act shall be published in theGovermmcnt Gazette as soon as practicable.

11. The omission by the Secretary to send or postto or the non-receipt of any notice under Rule 5 or ofany ballot paper by any practitioner within the timeaforesaid or at all shall not in any manner invalidateor affect the election.

Part III.Meetings.

12. Meetings of the Board shall be held when andas often as necessary and shall be convened by theSecretary whenever required in writing by the Chairmanor any two members of the Board.

13. Meetings shall be convened by posting or deliv-ering to each member twenty-four hours' written noticestating the time and place of such mectiag. The omis-sion to post or deliver any such notice within suchtime or at all, or the non-receipt thereof, shall in nomanner affect or prejudice anything done or agreed toat any meeting.

14. If a quorum of members be not present withinfifteen minutes of the time for which the meeting isconvened, it may be adjourned to such time and placeas those present shall determine.

15. At all nicetings of the Board voting shall be byshow of hands, unlms in any case a ballot shall becalled for by any two members present.

16. No resolution arrived at or act, matter, or thingdone or authorised by or at any meeting shall be ic-scindeci or amended at any snbscquent meeting unlesseither notice of such intended rescission 01 amendmentbe given in the notices conveiiihg the meeting at whichsuch rescission or amendment is proposed, or an abso-lute majority of the total members of the Board votein favour of such rescission or amendment.

17. Minutes of every meeting shall be kept by theSecretary and such minutes when signed by the Chair-man of the same or any subsequent meeting shall bebinding and conclusive for all purposes.

Part IV.Articled Clerks.

Division 1Registration of Articles of Clerkship.18. Every persomi desiring to enter into articles for

a term of five years shall lodge with the Boardan application in form A in the Schedule;evidence as to the date and place of his birth;evidence as to his nationality;a certificate as to character ill Form B in the

Schedule signed by two practitioners of atleast two years' standing and in practice;

evidence that he has passed the matriculationexamination prescribed by the University ofWestern Australia for candidates enteringupon time course for the degree of Bachelorof Laws, or some other examination whichwould be accepted by the said University illlieu thereof, or has matriculated or graduatedat or passed the matriculation examinationof any University in Great Britain or Ire-land, or time Commonwealth of Australia orthe Dominion of New Zealand: Provided

with the requirement of this sub-rule.that the Board may for good cause dispense

19. Every person desiring to enter into articles fora term of two years shall lodge with the Board

all application in form C in the Schedule;evidence as to the date and place of his birth;evidence as to his nationality;a certificate as to character in Form B ill the

Schedule signed by two practitioners of atleast two years' standing and in practice;

evidence that he has taken a degree in lawat a University aisd in the manner prese'ribedill paragraph (ci) of section 15 of the Act.

20. The Board may approve 0r reject the applica-tion or nlav require further evidence or inforniationon any matter relating thereto.

21. (1) If time Board approves the application, theapplicant shall within one month of being notified ofsuch approval produce his articles of clerkship to theSecretary for registration, and if he shall fail to doso, time Board 's approval shall cease to be effective,provided that the applicant may lodge his articles withthe Secretary at any time prior to the Board's approvaland the Board may direct registration thereof as at thedate of such lodgnieut.

(2) No articles shall be registered umsder this Divi-siomi of these rules until the applicant has paid to theSecretary the sum of £12 12s.

22. If a clerk who is serving under articles for aperiod of five years takes during such period a degreein law at a university and in the manner prescribed inparagraph (0) of section 15 of time Act, the Boardmany, upon the application of all parties to such articlesand on being satisfied of tue material facts, order thatthe term of such articles be reduced so tlsat the termshall expire on the second anniversary of the takingof such degree, and thereafter these rules shall applyas if the articles for a period of two years had beenregistered as at the date of the takisig of such degree,but no further registration fee shall be payable.

22A. (1) In relation to articled clerks who haveserved in the armed forces at any time since the third(lay of September, 1939, and whose articles were regis-tered before enlistment therein, a period of such ser-vice equal to one-third thereof, but not exceeding 12months shall be deemned to he equivalent to actual andbone flOe service under articles of clerkship to a prac-titioner for the purposes of the Act.

In relation to persons u-ho have so served insuch forces, a period of 12 months, being the periodimmediately preceding graduatioms and being portionof time period of two years required by section 15 oftile Act to be served by graduates may be served beforegraduation and while attending the University of West-ern Australia as students of law, and such period of12 nmontiis so served shall be deemed to be actual andbona flOe service under articles of clerkship to a prac-titioner for the purposes of tIme Act.

(a) Any person desirous of taking the benefitof this rule shall make application to the Board accom-panied by an affidavit by the applicant setting out allthe facts and dates relied on by him, and the apphi-cant shall produce for time inspection of the Board hiscertificate of discharge froni the armed forces, state-ment of service, or other similar document.

An application under paragraph (1) of thismule shall be accompassieci by a certificate from theapplicant's principal verifying the period or periods ofhis service under articles.

Any application under paragraph (2) of thisrule shall be accompanied by a certificate from time Deanof tile Faculty of Law in time University of WesternAustralia, stating the date on which the applicant wasenrolled as a student iii such Faculty, and verifyingthat he is tiil so enrolled on the date of application.

Division 2.Assignment and Cancellation ofArticles.

23. (1) An application for the registration of anassignment of articles of clerkship shall be in FormD in time Schedule.

The Board may approve or reject the applica-tion or may reqmmire further evidence or informationon any matter relating thereto.

If the Board approves time application, the appli-cant shall within one nmonths of being notified of suchapproval produce time assignment to time Secretary forregistration, amid if lie shall fail to do so, the Board'sapproval shall cease to be effective, provided that theapplicant may lodge time assignment with the Secretai-yat any timne prior to the Board's approval and theBoard may direct registration thereof as at the dateof such lodgment.

24. (1) If a practitioner to whom a clerk is articledshall, before the expiration of such clerk's service, ceaseto be entitled to have all articled clerk, the clerk mayapply to the Board to cancel the said articles andapprove the registration of fresh articles for the ins-expired balance of the term of the former articles.Such applicatiosi shall he in Form E in the Schedule.

(2) The Board may approve or reject the applica-tion or may require further evidence or information onany matter relating thereto.

(3. If tile Board approves the application, theapplicant shall within one month of being notified ofsuch approval produce the fresh articles to the Secre-tary for registration, and if lie shall fail to do so theBoard's approval shall cease to be effective, providedthat the applicant may lodge the fresh nrticles withthe Secretary at any time prior to the Board's ap-proval and the Board may direct registration thereof asat the date of such lodgment.

25. If the Board, whether as time result of a reportby a prac'titioiser or otherwise, has reason to believethat a clerk has ceased to perform valid service underins articles, the Board may call upon the clerk toappear before tIme Board at a specified time and placeto answer such allegation, and after hearing the cleric,time Board may order that any specified period shallnot be counted as service under articles for time pin-poses of the Aet and these rules.

26. In thc case of an application to tile Board tocancel articles under section 14C of the Act, the appli-cation shall proceed as nearly as possible in accordancewith time rules relating to the hearing of complaintsagaiiist practitioners, the applicant being treated asthe complainant and the other party to the articlesbeing treated as the practitioner complained against.

27. (1) If a clerk is articled to a practitioner whois practicing outside the City of Peth, the Boardmay by order allow the clerk to serve a portion of hisarticles with a practitioner iii tile City of Perth (here-ismafter called ''the city practitioner'

(2) Service by the clerk in accordance with time termsof suds order shall be deemed to be service cinder hisarticles, but ally certificate relatimsg to the period ofthe service performed with the city practitioner mustbe signed by the city practitioner.

(3) Such an order shall not oblige the clerk to con-tinue with the city practitioner for the period mcmi-tioned in the order, nor shall it oblige the city prac-titioner to retail time clerk for such period, nor shallit relieve tIme practitioner to whonm the clerk is articledfrom any obligation under the articles, but in respectof thepeliod actually served by the cleric with the citypractitioner the city practitioner shall be liable underthe Act and these rules as if the clerk were articledto him.

(4) The maximum period for which an order may bemade under this rule is

iii the case of fiv years' articlestwo years;in the ease of two years' articlesone year.

(5) A city practitioner shall not take or retain aclerk under tlus rule winle lie has two clerks articledto him.

(6) An application for such all order shall be inForm F in the Schedule.

Division 3.Examinations.28. A clerk serving under articles for a period of

five years shall during the course of such articles passthe following examinations:

(a) Intermediate Examination, comprising(1) Legal History and Constitutional Law.

Sources and development of the Law(Common Law Equity Legislation,etc.), history and jurisdiction of timeseveral Courts.

Federal and State Constitutions andEnglish Constitutional Law and Con-Vemitiolis.

(2) Real PropertyThe principies of the law' ofReal Property, and time nature, creation,disposition and devolution of estates andinterests in laud.

(3) Personal Property.The principles of thelnw of Personal Property amid rights andobligations relating thereto.

(b) Final Examination, Part I., comprising :-(1) Real and Personal Property.

Nature creation, disposition aud devolu-tion of estates and interests in land,and eonveyancing in respect of gen-eral law and Torrens Systemic titles.

Principles of the law of Personal Pro-perty, including a more detailed know-ledge of Bills of Sale, Hire Purchaseagreements, Partnerships and Bank-ruptcy than is required for the Inter-mediate Examination on PersonalProperty.

(2) Contracts and Company Law.General prin-ciples of law of contract, including agency,carriage by laud and sea, insurance, nego-tiable instruments, sale of goods, surety-ship. Company law iii Western Australia.

Torts.Torts and obligations arising fromcivil wrongs at common law.

(4) Criminal Law.Crimes and offences punish-able summarily.

(e) Final Examination, Part II., comprising:Equity.General principles and maxims of

equity.

Private International Law.General prin-ciples of private International Law as abranch of English law, and including theapplication of such principles with statu-tory mnodifications between the otherStates of the Coinmo nwealth.

Practic'e.Practice and procedure in alljurisdictions of the various Courts havingjurisdiction in Westerms Australia (includ-ing the High Court).

(4) Evidence and Legal Immterpretation.Prin-ciples of time law of evidence and tIme rulesrelating -to legal interpretation.

29. (1) A clerk shall not sit for the Final Exam-ination, Part I., until he has completed three years'service under articles, nor within eleven months of sit-ting for the Intermediate Examination.

(-2) A clerk shall not sit for the Final Examination,Part II., until lie has completed four years' serviceunder articles, nor within eleven months of sitting forthe Final Exaniination, Part I.

30. (1) A clerk serving cinder articles for a periodof tw'o years shall, during the course of such articles,pass a Graduate's Examination in the following sub-jects :-

Practice and procedure (including pleading)of the High Court, Bankruptcy Court andSupreme Court in all their jurisdictions, andof the inferior courts of Western Australia.

Conveyancing.

(2) A cleric shall not sit for the Graduate's Exam-ination until he lies completed one year and threenionthms' service under articles.

31. Examinations shall be livid in the mouths ofApril and October in each year, and shall be conductedby such person or persons in suc'h manner and at suchtimes and places as the Board may from time to timeappoint or direet.

32. (1) A cleric wishing to sit for an examinationshah lodge with the Secretary

an application in Form G in -the Schedule;a certificate from every practitioner with

whom he has served his articles in Form Hin the Schedule.

(2) The clerk shah with his application pay to theSecretary the following fees:

(a) For the Intermediate Examiimation-4 4s.(h) For every other examination-55 5s.

A separate application must be lodged and aseparate fee paid on every occasion on which a clerkwishes to sit for an examination.

(3)

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(4) An application to sit for an examination inApril must be lodged not later than the last day of thepreceding February, and an application to sit for anexamination iii October must be lodged not later thanthe last day of the preceding August.

33. Upon a clerk passing an examination, the Boardshall issue to kim a certificate in Form I in theSchedule.

34. In the event of a clerk failing to pass duringthe currency of his articles the Final ExaminationPart II. or the Graduate's Examination, as the casemay be, the term of such articles shall he deemed tobe extended for all the purposes of time Aet and theserules until lie shall have passed such examination.

35. The Board may, in its discsetion, abridge anyof the periods prescribed iii tins Division of this Partof these rules.

Division 4.Miscellaneous.36. The Secretary shall keep the following records:

A record of all articles of clerkship and assign-ments thereof, including the names of the parties, thedate of execution and the date of registration, andalso of all orders and directions made or given by theBoard relating thereto.

A record of the examinations for which a clerksits and the result thereof.

A card index showing the names of all prac-titioners with whom clerks are serving articles, and thenames of such clerks.

A card index showing the names of all clerkswho are serving articles, and the names of the practi-tioners with whom the articles are being served.

37. At ally time while a lcrk is serving underarticles the Board may require him and any practitionerto wlmoni he is or has been articled to answer verballybefore time Board or in writing such questions touch-ing the eonduet of the clerk, or as the Board shallthink fit, and thereupon the clerk and the practitionershall be bound to answer accordingly.

38. An application by an articled clerk under sec-tion 13 of the Act shall be in Form J iii the Schedule.

Part V.Managing Clerks.

39. Every applicant for approval as a managingclerk shall lodge with the Board

an application in Form K in tile Schedule;evidence as to the date and place of his birth;evidence as to his nationality;a certificate as to character in Form L in

the Schedule signed by two practitioners ofat least two years' standing and in practice,neither of whom shall he a practitioner bywhom the applicant is or has at any timebeen employed as a clerk oi- managing clerk;

evidence of the length of time that he hasbeen employed as a clerk or managing clerkin the office of a practitioner or practition-ers practising in Western Australia or else-where and the nature and general descrip-tiosi of the work done by him during theperiod of his employment;

a certificate by tile practitioner by whom lieis employed at the time of the applicationthat the applicant is in hns opinion a fitand proper person to be approved as a man-aging clerk and setting out the practition-er's grounds for such opinion;

the sum of ten guineas.40. The Board may approve or reject the applica-

tion, or may require further evidence or informationon any matters relating thereto.

41. Every applicant for approval as a managing clerkand the employer or employers of such applicant shallsupply to the Board or the Secretary such further infor-mation or evidence as the Board may from time totime require and shall, when or as often as required,attend in person before the Secretary or Board andshall answer verbally or in writing all such questionsas may be put to them.

42. If time Board approves the application, it shallfix thai date, not being mel-c than twelve months priorto time date of time application when the applicant'semployment as managing clerk shall be deemed to havecounnenced and shall notify the fact of such approval,togetlmem- with such date to the applicant.

43. No managing clerk shall be entitled to sit forhis final examination unless

lie has applied for and obtained the appi-ovalof the Board under time preceding provisionsof this Pait;

lie satisfies the Board that lie has for a periodof three years at least after the date whenIns employment as managing clerk com-menced been continuously and i-egulai-ly em-ployed as a managing clerk in the employ-ment of a practitioner or practitioners inactual practice.

44. The Final Examination for managing clerksshall comprise tile Final Examination, Part I. and theFinal Examination, Part II., prescribed for articledclerks undem- Part IV., Division 3, of these rules.

45. A managing clerk shall not sit for the FinalExamination, Part II., within eleven months after hehas passed the Final Examination, Past I., but he shallnot be entitled to em-edit for having passod time FinalExamination, Part I., unless lie shall have passed theFinal Examination, Part II., within two years and onemonth from the date when lie passed tIme Filial Exani-imiatiosm, Part I.

46. A managing clerk who wishes to sit for eitherthe Filial Exanunation, Past I., or the Final Examina-tion, Past II., shall lodge with the Sccretasy-

an application ill Formic M in the Schedule;a certificate in Form N in the Schedule, from

every practitioner by whom lie has beenemployed as a managing clerk since the dateof his application for approval nudes- theprevious provisions of this Part;

a fee of five guineas.

47. The provisions of mules 31, 32 (3) and (4) ,33and 35 shall apply lnutatis imsutandss to a massagingclerk sitting for his Final Examinations under the pro-visions of this Part.

48. TIme Secretary shall keep the following rccordsrelating to managing clerks:

A record of all applications for approval asmnanaging clerks under time previous provi-sions of this Part, including the date ofeach application, the date of appi-oval bythe Board, the date when the applicant'semployment as managing clerk shall beilceuied to have commenced, the name of themanaging clerk, and the practitioner or prac-titioners by whom he is employed, and alsoall orders and directions mad-n or given bythe Board relating to such nianaging clerks.

A i-eeord of the examinations for which amanaging clerk sits and the result thereof.

A card index showing the names of all prac-titioncms by whom managing clerks are em-ployed, and the names of such managingclerks.

A cam-d index showing the names of all mnaa-aging clerks approved by the Board, and thenames of time practitioneis by whom they areemployed.

49. The Board may at any time require a managingclerk approved by the Boasd and any practitioner bywhom lie is or has been employed to answer verballybef os-c the Board or in writing such questions touchingthe conduct of the managing clerk, oi- as the Boardthinks fit, and them-eupon the managing clerk and thepractitioner shall be bound to answer accordingly.

50. If at any time a managing clerk approved bythe Board changes his employment, he shall forthwithnotify the Secretai-y of such change and the name ornames of the practitioner or practitioners by whom hehas come to be employed.


Part VI.Admission of Practitioners.

51. Every applicant for adnussion as a practitionerunder section 15, paragraphs (a) or (b) of the Act,shall at least three calendar months before he appliesto the Court for admission, lodge with the Secretary-

an affidavit iii Form 0, together with theexhibits referred to;

a certificate of his admission to practise inevery court in which lie has been admittedto practise; and

a certificate from the Registrar or other properofficer of every court in which lie has there-tofore been admitted to practise that at thedate of such certificate not being more thanfour months prior to the date of the lodgingof the affidavit referred to iii paragraph (i)of this rule the nanle of the applicant wasstill on the rolls of the court and that Icehad never at any time been struck off orsuspended, nor been the subject of a con'-plaint by any person to the Court other thanas disclosed in such certificate;

a certificate from the Secretary or otherspousibie officer of any committee or bodyhaving authority to deal with complaintsagainst any person entitled to practise -fore any such Court;

(a) that the applicant has not at amy time beenthe subject of any complaint to such com-mittee or body or,

(h) if the applicant has been the subject of anysuch complaint giving details of all com-plaints against the applicant, including

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